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ills Illii quotec 1 For Dj YO.t K( IT! Indiana po-i i Vi is one of four cities bidd.nt; today for the Floyd Pattersmi-Innemar Johansson heavyweight tilie of working into a two-way- first place tie with the Spartans, Both a i a it United Press Interna na1 would have had 4-1 records had leader, with a S2.5 point aver dialled up a 27 I Four follows sure to draw heavy the Illlni won. Sprry for the delay in announcing spirit. I'll Lot the winner of last week's YOU schools in Indiana i PICK 'EM contest but Just' could been mighty proud not find the score of the, Missis' cord such as A fight contract was expected to be signed Wednesday. Indianapolis, New York, Los Angeles i -ah Unl'ed Pis if national CHICAGO (UFI) Michigaa State still was atop Big Ten's basketball heap the Spartans having held their lead simply by not playing. In the near-offing, however, was Illinois started off to an early backing in tiie AU-Aiwrica poll just two months from now are 4 a i 1 as fiflh-ruiili Drake, 73 52, for its 12th win in 14 games and sixth straight in the 1 -ing tiie I i i ie to University i-uinc I smews naruora wiy same.

Mis-1 and Colorado Springs, are lead, but Minnesota took over after the first three minutes and bidding for the site. Missouri Valley Conference. never trailed after' that, holding Johnnjr Cox, Oscar Robertson, Bob Boozer, and Jerry West and one glance at Monday's night's college basketball results will ex slssinewa came out victorious 68-1 f. Dii Huntington back the gathered in 28 noints and fouled I rm The 6-8 Boozer tallied 21 points a 41-33 lead at the half. Indianapolis entered the bidding with a warm to pro ana seized xt reDounds to pace.

Illinois surged back on two oc- out early' (with less than minute UST. plain why. moter Bill Rosensohn to stage the bout on May 29, the eve of the casions in. the second half, but gone) in the fourth quarter mira-rankea Kansas State (14-1) to, a 78-55 rout of Iowa State. iviunuay mat i Jiisou, Glenn Butts, were suspended Uu a 1, osier syuad for tiie of the cage season.

Poor graJ, in th first semester of the 1 .8 fJr school year resulted in their sus-pension. Saturday; when the have Michigan State, second place Michigan and third place Minnesota-would be challenged by the have-nots-sixth place Northwestern eighth place Iowa and ninth place Ohio never could come. closer thad pth aimnu, p.i Hoozef sparked a second-half three noints. uhtj- w.gn annual Memorial Day 500-mile Indianapolis Motor Speedway AH four flashes hit for' high scores to pace their high-ranked teams to victory, maintaining their rank among the nation's surge that broke open a tight Ohio State Was paced by lODho I with eitfht correct eimm Vnttrn I ua race, -r game after Iowa State held 'the Wildcats to a 38-37 halftime lead. rtop Arch Hindman, Hagerstown, 'executive secretary of the oiciiicu, wuv i uuj aisv eigni correci an-1 len.

me vikes will plw Irv- scored 22, and by forward JToe swers. Everyone missed the EJ- mouth and then con l.o.ne In Monday night'a only two Cox, the. only starter back from Kentucky's "fiddlin'' five" that games, Ohio State beat Iowa; 86- nuuciu, pvuu ti. xi wiii me ouck- wuoa Monuceuo aame wniia mnst Krwhamtar mhHo National telegraph West looped in 29 points to lead lOth-ranked1 West Virginia to a 77-67, win over George Washintf- eyes' second, straieht win after of the cards nickMi Al. nri thl.

n.i. 72 ana Minnesota 'Whipped Illi AUTO nADI03 1931, Ford 6V ed Rosensohn the Indianapolis offer- and stressed that there nois, 81-70. i won last season's NCAA championship, slammed home 18 points 4on. The Mountaineers sank only four opening losses. Top soorer' of sentiment was about eVen-stephen plus being host to Burris and fte game, however, war Iowa's on Summitville and Madison Plymouth.

Thingg jovk rather The. loss killed Illinois' chances in the first half, and a total of 23 would be about 200000 people oq band for the race He aaid. Victory 1 Field, where s.8 per cent tf their first-half shots and trailed by 12 points at intermission, but West led a Press Jn the game to top-ranked ''w jw, Loumy i ru rocky fof the-Panthers and our Ohio State held toD'-tecoring honors. Don't Intent in An iii i. lowan Clarence wordlaw from I cards in for th wolc'aTAntBt ln immAn.i Kentucky to a 94-70 revenge victory, over Georgia Cox ing-attack that turned the tide.

the Indianapolis Indiana of the i $15.00 1930 Motorola 6V i U. $12.5" 1957 'Automjitic 12V Li. 24.95 These are used autdj radios In -good condition. We olso kvai uj hid mc a aiau aicD wiiii sm rs aiss'K -iris i vinrnrv tf, i The. only other team In the J'ton American Association play baseball, would be made, available for first half.

Wordlaw wound up the winner of the State Tourney before I i 1 1 night with butH points. fFeb, 15. Send In your choice orif 'nJLu 10" to play Monday nieht wan opening-half spurt boosted the Wildcats into a 55-43 lead and wrecked Tech's hopes for a repeat I 1 7- 'n rn Ohio State- never tailed in the one of your cards and I'H keen -A ninth-ranked Bradley. The Braves, who rely on- balanced attack the. and that 1 Rosensohn would receive every cooperation and "genuine Hoosier hosDitalitv" i tin I aw un cvcuius hi urea- dn file second half, continually building I them of last year's upset of the Wildcats at Atlanta.

have Motorola avtoA tea School. The games fairly close and excitement ran i h. on iU intermission margin of 37-f flere 1(l tMl Mf 32 over Iowa. v- if he chose Indianapolis as tiie rather than a single ballyhooed star, also came throng with a victory. -77-63 over Detroit.

Dan The win was" the 14th in 15 I Next, week's schedule i 'i Taptist sitft. 4f. ,) The Junior High Bulldog! 16ft a contest to- Elwood' last 'evening, by lop scorer for Minnesota I Front 1 games and fourth straight for the Wildcats, but 'left; them one game land Nazarene in the b.j tamS. TV. 'M.

Ron Johnson, who. paced the Go-1 rw.f 11 Smith paced the Braves in a rough game with 28 points and a score of 45-25. The visitors' Production of corrugated iron Innisdale and Methodist in tiie 7:30 encounter, and Epwoi JiJiod phers with 28. Dick Erickson and Summltvllle at PPndlPt superior-height told bdiind unbpaVn Auburn-in--the Southeastern Conference, sheets on a 'commercial basis is Gerry Butler each added 14 more Madison Heights at Franktdn tojjby Joe Mason added 17 -as Bradley pushed its record to 124'. Church of God at only about one century the game as the Bulldogs fell be- bind early in the game then came Kooertson, the national scoring zor Minnesota Tipton at Burris Illinois' top man was Roger North Judson at Montlcello on with a strong third quarter 5 but managed only two points in with 20, though', Manny Mississinewa at Wabash Jackson scored 18 and Govenor the final quarter.

Highland at St. Mary'a Vaughn, 15 Muncie central at New Castle Tha r.nnhllM mitahnt U' Tlllni The Elwood team used a good fast break for several easy lay-ins which caught the' locals napping 460 to and out rebounded 1 Almost every week Jim Davis. v- rvk-VyV- i-'V. them, 48-25; former scorekeeper, tends in his choices from Fort Wavne a and caused the early high score. Alex would bring the ball down the floor and get one shot off and week be attached a little saying Bowling News wim eacn cnoice and I thought it then have to rush back on defense to stop the visitors who bad three men down floor lightning fast.

Al fd Hi li ill was rather humorous. Here are the way his picks came Madison BowUilre. if i' 'is i i ill Shinping. tt Office. I most every time Elwood shot and Kissed another of their boyi would gather in the rebound for another.

J-M Bowling League Alexandria; (A' ntelfor 'v tt V(VM'viv, Shipping i. .924 864 046-2734 coach from the. teamK XftdPfrtn Sil'it. i vuice hi. va Bit-zw (fTankfott out of class in N.CC).

1 Eulldocs put up a very gal- I.Elwnnd (Raw thnm nlav Wavna lrnt con but Just could not get inipacTion I central, looked- real goody ss. Inspection 912 893 912-2717 1 Bolvard one, of bent in Tnrfinn.v Don Keynolds paced the lucul attack wUh 15 points, with a at, A.i.,..,,..Lao ox u-iioiniew. uasue (UD ana flown, aren't MINI! i I they). Hartford Citv fnn Invn fnr 19 cf tliese coming in the third quailer when tl.e home- team out-scored vi-''ira 14-7. Havens siiyniwp in, ut "i i eiuier iiDion.

i nome tinnr an. rruvean, pa sio tw-iiM vantage), wanasn fiust i muv. with 17 Wiluurn. with-16 led Engineering 881 911 847-2639 Rochester la a garage will attack; help Jim also writes- "I'll admit 200 club, R. Kane.

208; H. Lib- the Fllwood ALEX I don't have a degree in coaching but have been fortunate enough to Mr, 202. Honor roll R. Kane, 547; J. see a few games over the years.

Give me the coach who has some Crfffin, 501; H. Libler(525; E. Cummlngs, 533; C. Sloan, 535; J. 8 4 15 0 4 1 0 II fM.

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Trailing .25 Pepsi-Cola, Fermen'a, 0 ai nanume, s-4, we Purdue team held Taylor to a mere poinC the 9r: 'l- Pepsi-Cola 605 620 646-1871 Fermen'a 599 605 621-1825 17 16 I unai quaner wnue iney scoring 12 for themselves. i biggest quarter was the i Woslern Auto, Dickey's ELv.COD Havens Wilburn Back Frazier Gains 1 Huntsinger Total' Western Auto 642 606 625-1873 if ft Dickey's Gulf 611 702 608-1921 when they managed eight points At the end of the first quarter Taylor led 3-2. Bobby Bassett con tinued to rip the nets when White Spot, Skatoland, 1 CI 1 5 ll 5 PORDS 45 White Spot 635 547 659-1841 notched 10 points to lead the win- nasi) tltfthht Wnnnan tftv4M a4 It -tij. THE WORlD'f I 4 I 1 1.1. 4 Skateland 523 572 602-1697 HI 1 11' 11 I 1 JrilAV SkSratiMMMite iv, fvuv mi vu visa.

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