Daily Independent Journal from San Rafael, California • Page 9

CYO COACHES CONFER-CYO Basketball Coaches (kneeling, left to right) Tom Dillon and Herman kuetsch, and (standing) Lou Freitas, Jim Quigley, Bud Smith and Tuesday, Nov. 29, 1955 Meade, Upton Take First Spot In NBL; Drake Places Schott Dan Wise Jr. had this picture taken recently when they met to discuss plans for the season which starts Sunday. (Mack Photo) CYO Basketball Season To Commence Saturday CYO basketball coaches recently met at the CYO office in San Rafael to discuss plans for the 1955-1956 basketball season. Bud Smith, CYO Boys' program director announced that the CYO basketball season will commence on Saturday and will continue to Feb.

4. On Feb. 12, the Marin-Sonoma CYO tournament will be held at By DICK POWERS Three boys from Tamalpats and one from Drake were selected on the Vallejo Times-Herald All- North Bay League football squad. Three were picked on the Press Democrat from Tam and none from Drake on the NBL first team. On the second team Tam took two positions with the Pirates taking none on the Vallejo's paper while on Santa paper Tam took three while the Drake Pirates took one.

Ken Meade and Chuck Upton of Tam were the only two selections by both papers while Tom Elliott took first spot in selections. Larry Davis was the only other to take a first spot for Tam besides Meade and Upton in the Press Democrat. Gil Schott took the Guard position for Drake in the Vallejo paper 'with nobody from Drake taking a first spot for the Pirates In the Santa Rosa paper. Here is the first team as selected by the Vallejo Times-Herald: Lundblad, Vallejo. Elliott.

Tam Schott, Drake Upton, Tam Grabast, Vallejo Beedle, Sant. Rosa. Flohr, Santa Rosa QUARTERBACK Ken Meade, Tam LEFTHALF Charles Fuller, Vallejo. RIGHTHALF Gary Stone, Santa Rosa FULLBACK Dolph Camilli, Santa Rosa Second Team Joyce, Tam; Jack Gibbany, Napa Owens, Vallejo; Ron Hunter, Santa Rosa Courtright, Vallejo; Kit Ctegg, Santa Rosa Hannum, Vallejo. Bass.

Vallejo; Jim Talbot, Napa; Herm McKee, Tam; Lee Cooke, Vallejo Marin Jr. Gridders Finish 2nd Honorable Mention ENDS Paul Frank, Drake; Norm Bostock, Santa Rosa; Allan Stiles, Vallejo TACKLES Frank Solinsky, Drake; Ron Hamblin, Vallejo; Doyle Nance, Tam; Ken Kirby, Napa; Joe Gautreau, Vallejo Dukes, Napa; Don DuPont, Tam; Mike Ramsey, Drake; Mike York, Santa Rosa CENTER Jack Scott, Santa Rosa Curley, Tam; Leroy Straight, Drake; Jim Berthinier, Drake; Clyde Huych, Vallejo; Norm Hansen, Santa Rosa; Larry Davis, Tam; Don Wouda, Vallejo; Roy Adams, Vallejo. Here is the Press First and Second team: Flohr, Santa Rosa Stiles, Vallejo Beedle, Santa Rosa Hunter, Santa Rosa Grabast, VaTlejo York, Santa Rosa Scott, Santa Rosa Upton, Tam Camilli, Santa Rosa Fuller, Vallejo Bass, Vallejo Meade, Tam Hansen, Santa Rosa Stone, Santa Rosa Davis, Tam in voting. Second Team Vallejo Santa Rosa Tam Vallejo Tam Santa Rosa Napa Drake Vallejo Drake Tam Napa Napa Honorable Mentions Drake; Gibbany, Napa; Goodale, Tam; Hendry, Napa. Tackles Gantreau, Vallejo; Hamblin, Vallejo; Kirby, Napa; Marucci, Drake; Nance, Tam.

Guards Courtright, Vallejo; DuPont, Tam; Mitchell, Vallejo; Powers, Drake; Ramsey, Drake. Tam. Drake; Cooke, Vallejo; Curley, Tam; Huyck, Vallejo; Wounda, Vallejo. North Bay League section II and section III will appear in edition as selected by the Press Democrat. The Marin Bulldogs lost 31-0 to Petaluma in the Eggbowl contest Sunday.

That concluded their football season and places them in second notch in their Pop Warner League. Petaluma is in first place, Marin Bulldogs in second, San Rafael in third, and Sebastopol ended in fourth spot. Coach Hal Swaney believes that the boys did quite well, even though they did not take the championship. He cited Don Conley, Larry Janssen, Ron Blum. Dan McDonnell, Curtis Embry and Pat Morgan for their fine ball handling throughout the season.

Others mentioned for their playing in the Petaluma game were Bill Kane, Bill Wright, Bill Purtell, John Larkin, a Ttumbly, Dave Brown and Ron Candray. The Boys Club basketball league will soon begin its season under the direction of coach Budd Cummings. The club is interested in forming an association of sponsors for their activities throughout the year. St. gym.

The winner will meet the Oakland CYO champs in the CYO semi finals at Oakland on Feb. 19 On Feb. 26, the CYO Archdiocesan Championship brings together the San Francisco winner and the. semi finals champion at San Said Smith: is justly proud of the greatness that has been added to the league through the prominence of its coaches. Lou Freitas of St.

and Jim Quigley of St. have been coaching boys for the past nine years and have received their share of championship trophies. Herman Fuetsch of St. although a relative newcomer to the league brings with him years of basketball experience gained while playing as a professional guard for the Baltimore Orioles. Tom Dillon and Gerry McDonnell have formed a solid coaching unit for the boys of St.

for a number of years. Newcomer, Dan Wise of Novato leads his boys from Our Lady of Loretto, Novato, in its initial CYO League appearance. The CYO League will have team entries in the 70 80 90 100 110 120 and 130 pound classes. Death Rate Higher Among Young Hunters By GEORGE L. WALKER LANSING, Mich.

(JP) William Weaver, good looking and 15, walked out into tha sunlight with the double-barralied hope of a young hunter. Before the day was over, William Weaver became a statistic on hunting fatalities. Bill and a young companion were out hunting ducks. buddy tripped on a stick, fell and the gun fired. Bill died instantly, a wad of shot behind his left ear.

Police ruled the shooting as accidental. case is of special interest because it is in his age group that the hunting rate is highest and because his type of accident is one of the most common. 'The conservation department took a close look at deer hunting accidents in Michigan from 1943 to 1954. (Statistics are about the same for small game hunters.) Here is what they found: For every 10,000 licenses issued, there were five accidents in the 11-17 age group; 3.6 among hunters 18-20; 1-7 in the 21-30 age bracket and only .9 among hunters over 31. In 1954 there were 19 killed and 230 injured just in Michigan.

The greatest toll was taken by hunters who misjudged their positions and shot companions. Careless loading and unloading also took its toll. Several states, including New York, New Jersey and California, require you to take a course in gun handling before you can get your first license a long step toward making hunting safer for the younger sportsmen. Other incorporate the National Rifle Assn. training program in their public school systems.

At any rate, remember the following when. hunting: 1. Handle every gun as if loaded. 2. In your car, camp or home carry only an empty gun, taken apart or with the action open.

3. Always be sure the barrel and action are clear of obstacles. 4. Watch where you point that muzzle and keep the safety on until ready to shoot. 5.

Be sure of your target before you pull the trigger. 6. Never point your gun at anything you want to shoot. 7 Never leave your gun unattended unless it's empty. 8.

Never climb a tree or fence with a loaded even with the safety on. Put the gun through the fence and climb over. 9. Never shoot at a flat hard surface or surface of water. 10.

Don't mix with alcohol. FIGHT FACTS AND is how welterweight champion Carmen Basilio and Tony De Marco will look to each other when they meet in 15-round title fight tomorrow in the Boston Garden. De Marco lost the crown to Basilio last June. Wirephoto) Basilio-DeMarco Bout May Be Fight Of Year By Associated Press If Carmen Basilio and Tony DeMarco repeat their savage battle of June 10 when they meet for the second time tomorrow at the Boston Garden, their welterweight title match, should be the fight of the year. Basilio won the championship froAi DeMarco at Syracuse, N.Y., in June, but now he must face rough and ready Tony in the home town.

On the strength of his 12th-round technical knockout victory five months ago, Basilio is rated an 8 to 5 favorite. TIME AND TIDE Department of Commerce United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, Western District headquarters. Times and heights of tides at San Francisco (Golden Gate): TO DECEMBER 3 column of heights gives the elevation in feet of each tide above or below the plane Coast Survey chart soundings. The depths are always additive to the chart depths unless preceded by a minus sign (-), when the numbers are subtracted from the depth given in the chart. Harry Smith of Cleveland averaged 199 for 24 games to win the Michigan match game title.

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A.M. P.M. P.M. 2 2:08 4.8 6:44 2.8 12:37 6.3 3 3:00 4.9 7:47 2.8 1:34 5.8 SPORTS GUIDE FOR TV, RADIO TUESDAY 9:00 p.m. Wrestling (KOVR 9:30 p.

m. Wrestling (KSAN-TV) WEDNESDAY 7:00 p.m.—Boxing: Carmen Basilio vs. Tony DeMarco (KGO-TV) 9:00 p.m. Football Film (KOVR 9:30 p. m.

Wrestling (KSAN-TV) 10:00 p.m. Football Film (KPIX) THURSDAY 9:30 p. m. Wrestling (KSAN-TV) FRIDAY 7:00 p.m.—Boxing (KRON) 9:30 p.m. Wrestling Workouts (KSAN-TV) SATURDAY 10:45 a.m.—Football: Duke vs North Carolina (KRON) 12:00 Noon Basketball: Iowa vs Nebraska (KPIX) 4:30 p.m.

Wrestling (KGO-TV) 7:00 p.m. Wrestling (KOVR) 11:15 p.m.—Bowling (KGO- TV) Ronnie Doubtful For Rose Bowl LOS ANGELES (JP Red Sanders of UCLA says it will not be known for two weeks whether Ronnie Knox, the passing tailback, will play against Michigan State in the Rose Bowl Jan. 2 all depends upon how his broken leg looks when the cast is Sanders told Southern California football writers yesterday. He said if a poll of the coaches were taken, Michigan State undoubtedly would be chosen the No. 1 team.

are going to prepare for them like they are, In commenting on Southern California's showing against Notre Dame, compared with its defeat by UCLA, Sanders said: the purposes of identification, if nothing more, it was the same team against a different opponent. have to say that in fairness to my In the first match, DeMarco dazed Basilio in the first and third rounds, but was dropped twice in the 10th and was out on his feet when the referee stopped it In the 12th. Both welters are solid thumpers who are converted southpaws. left hook is his best weapon. DeMarco usually starts with a rush but tires in the late rounds.

The radio-TV. will get a break with ABC scheduled to carry the 15-round match. Welterweights are the dish Friday at Madison Square Garden, (NBC Radio-TV) where Isaac Logart of Havana (No. 6) boxes Virgil Akins of St. Louis (No.

3). They met at St. Aug. 8 with Akins winning the decision. Vince Martinez, winner of 18 straight, makes his second start in eight days Thursday against Ernie Greer of Oakland, at Spokane, Wash.

Martinez is ready with a handsome guarantee for the winner of the Basilio-DeMarco match, if give the Paterson, contender a crack at the title. East Squad Named For Shrine Game NEW YORK (U.B The entire East squad was announced yesterday for the 31st annual 8hrlnt East-West football game to be held in Kezar Stadium Dec. 31. Notre Dame, Ohio State, Penn State and Purdue each placed three men on the squad. The complete East team Fullbacks: Don Schaefer, Dame, and Joe Childress, Auburn; halfbacks: Howard Cassady, Ohio State; Leonard Moore, Penn State; Bob Pascal, Duke; Bill Murakow- ski, Purdue, and Tony Branoff, Michigan; quarterbacks: Oare Reichow, Iowa, and Em Lindbeck, Illinois: centers: Ken Vargo, Ohio State; Jim Mense, Notre Dams, and Frank Reich, Penn State.

Guards: Tom Powell, Colgate: Dick Murley, Purdue; Calvin Jones, Iowa, and Jim Buonopane, Holy Cross; tackles: Ray Lemek, Notre pame; Francis Machinsky, Ohio Joe Krupa, Purdue, and Otto Kneidinger, Penn 8tate; ends: Will Frye, North Carolina; Sonny Sorrell, Duke; John Bredice, Boston and Jim Katcavage, University of Dayton. Mill Valley 2nd In League Mill class baseball team, Grotto No. 9 beat St Stephens last week 5-1 to take second spot in the San Francisco class league standings. Ron Cole pitched a two hitter in beating St. Stephens, striking out 12, walking three.

Catcher Bill Buffalow drove in three runs, two in the first and one in the sixth making him the top hitter with two Ken Currie got the only other hit Grotto. The line score: Grotto: 200 001 3 St. Stephens: 000 000 2 2 Batteries: Cole and Buffalow; Altoreer, Johnson (7), Connolly (7) and Azevedo. individual effort In Ivy League football was the game Bagnell of Penn played against Dartmouth in 1950. The halfback made 450 yards.

Frankie Ryff, 23-year-old boxer, is the son of a New York City subway conductor. Hollywood May Film Rocky Life HOLLYWOOD (U.R) A1 Weill, manager of heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano, planned today to huddle with film officials concerning a proposed picture on the life story of the fighter. Weill, who arrived here yesterday, said he would spend most of this week conversing with representatives of the William Morris Agency in working out details of the proposed film. The champion did not accompany Weill. USC Ready For Opener With USF LOS ANGELES (U.R) Southern California expects to take a 14- man basketball squad to San Francisco for Saturday season opener against defending national champion University of San Francisco.

Coach Forest Twogood said yesterday the squad is unusually large because he is in at center. He said he probably will take four centers since he has no outstanding man at that spot. Hollywood Stars Get New Manager HOLLYWOOD Hopper is the newr Hollywood Stars manager, succeeding Bobby Bragan. Bragan went up from the Stars to Pittsburgh recently. Hopper was named by the Stars last night.

Hopper, 53 won pennants at Montreal in 1946 and 1948 He was with St. Paul in 1950 51 and went to Portland in 1952 resigning there recently. Next season will be 24th as a manager. RADIO WEDNESDAY 7:15 p.m.—Boxing: Carmen Basilio vs Tony DeMarco (KGO) FRIDAY 7:00 p.m.—Boxing (KNBC) SUNDAY 1:50 p.m. Pro Football: SF 49ers vs Green Bay Packers (KFRC )1 TIME OF TIDE Point San 45 min.

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