Alamogordo Daily News from Alamogordo, New Mexico • Page 2

I Cagers' 3 Evils' Rapped By SAT NOfclEGA THE NEW MEXICO HIGH SCHOOL Activities rightfully elated over the use of the University of New sparkling new Johnson Gym for this state basketbaU tournament, has launched an all-out ticket sale. The new gym has five sections of auditorium chair seats superior to ordinary bleachers. Buying a ticket during the February drive would assure you of a good seat for the state Class AleB tournaments to be hgld the second weekend in March after the regular Class A district play-offs and Class regional tourneys. Tickets will sell at $10 each covering 16 games. solid block of tickets and sit as a group close to friends.

1600 tickets wtyl be sold on the first-come, first- served basis. Buying now will establish a priority to buy first in the coming years. THE STATE IS DIVIDED INTO four Class A districts and eight Class districts. The Class A districts send the top two teams from the district tpurijcy to state. The Class districts clash in four regional and send the top two teams from each.

The 3A district tourney will be held in Alamogordo this year, March 6-7-8. The team has six more loop tilts to play. However, only tournament action will determine the top two teams. AROUND TOWN, JUNIE RUS- BLANKS FOR PURCHASING ggLL, junior high parents and fans TICKETS can be obtained at Ala mogordo High School where the slips will given to all students to take home. They can also be ordered through the ofQce in Albuquerque, Box 8221.

The new reserved ticket program is a big step for New Mexico. As U. G. Montgomery (Monte) stated recently, hope to make this the biggest tournament in the history of the Assn. about time that New Mexico began her climb out of the class of disinterested basketbaU followers to the place that a few of our Midwest states give have been busting the buttons for the seventh and eighth grade junior high cage teams.

The in fine feline fashion took their invitational tourney this past weekend. Alamo Eight took first, NEW YORK UR Howard Hobson, who can list more credentials than many coaches still in the game, today called for the elimination of three evils which he said were plaguing college basketball. The ex-Yale coach, former chairman of the Olympic Basketball Committee and onetime president of the National Assn. of Basketball Coaches, wants to see: 1. Only one foul shot awarded for a defensive infraction, but if good, the shot to count for two points.

2. A 30-seccnd time limit for a shot by the attacking team. 3. A change in the scoring system to discourage the use of the zone defense. In his coaching days pet campaign was to institute the time limit.

He never really got far with it. Now, as director of sports publications for a New York publisher, he changed a bit. are bothered by the endless parade of shooters to the free throw he said. think a foul shot should be awarded only if a player on the defensive team does the fouling. If an offensive player commits a foul, a personal should be called against him with no free throw ideas on zone defense also would limit the effectiveness Chamberlain? Who's He? Paces K-State Into National Picture TM ASSOCIATED PRESS Wilt Chamberlain? Who he? The big guy in major coUege baU today is Bob Boozer, a 6-8 junior who did a virtual one-man wrecking job on Kansas and The Stilt in Kansas big bid for a crack at the national title.

Boozer scored 32 points and car- FOR THt Oriole scout Del Wilbur, points to the dotted line where 18-year-old Dave Nicholson signs for a bonus rumored to be in the vicinity of $110,000. For a week the line-up ot the door of the St. Louis outfield prospect looked like a roster of the majors' representatives. Only Detroit failed to make an offer to the 217-pound youth. Lion Hunt? You Can Have 'Em! Okies 'Recruit' Texas Grid Star Off Baylor Campus Alamo Seventh, second; Hondo of a tall center.

He wants three third; and Tularosa Eighth, four- points to be awarded for a set th. 1 shot made from 25 feet or further On the All-Tournament team the He thinks the defense would be local school placed eight players stymied by the threat of a three- BY THE SESSION, RESERVED tickets will go at $1.50 with the finals costing $2. Buying a season ticket will save you $1.50 with no line-standing. Interested 1 Alamogordo could get a with Tularosa placing two and Hondo one. The players: J.

Salcido, Tularosa; Colin Arnold, Ala mo Eighth; Slene Vaughn, Alamo (8th grade squad); Juan Trujillo, Alamo Eighth; Ruben Hernandez, Alamo Seventh; Mike Brady, Alamo Eighth; Larry Bishop, Tulie Eighth; Tom Schmitz. Tulie iEighth; Kenny Vaughn, Alamo Seventh; Cecil Turner, Alamo Buddy Othick, Alamo Eighth. point basket and that the offensive team would have more room to operate. Martinez Can Pick Shots In Welter Eliminations owling MATADOR LEAGUE By El Frank NEW YORK UP Vince Marti-, nez sits in the seat in the welterweight elimination tournament. By drawing a bye into the finals, the handsome Paterson, N.

boxer can pick bis shots. If he chooses to wait, the winner of a proposed Isaac Logart- Virgil Akins bout must meet him before a champion is crowned by the World Championship Boxing Committee. If he accepts an offer to box the clever Cuban, the National Boxing Assn. has said it would recognize the winner as new 147-pound king. Akins, the St.

Louis slugger, already is champion in Massachusetts. Basketball ty THE ASSOCIATED FREES Pitt Cross 72 Maine 73. Massachusetts 99 Princeton 110, Rutgers 92 brandels si, er rimar a 92 60, St Vt. 94 Wash oil Md. 68, Duke 61.

Soutb Carolins 49 Vii ill lain Mary 72, Davidson 13 Auburn Tech T9 Alabama 65, Vanderbilt 60 George Washington 74, Furman 12 76, 61 Vinsi State 71, Tulana 63 Florida ASM 113. Benedict, EC OT Mort house 96. Xavier, MO Tenreaaee 106, Florida 91 Grambling 85, Prairie View 78 Florence State, Ala. 67, Belmont 10 La 75, Louisiana Tech 72 Kansas State 79, Kansas 79 tl o.t.'a) Ohio Stata 71, IUtnois 70 Minnesota 69. Indiana 66 Purdue 84, Northwestern T2 Oklahoma 68, Colorado 93 Toledo Kent 55 (overtime) But Irr 13.

Valparaiso 83 W. Okla 72, W. Onia 68, (2 o.t.) On Okla. II, Okla 60 Julius Helfand, head of the world committee, held a drawing for the tournament. Helfand watched, Nat Fleischer, Ring magazine editor, plucked the names from a hat.

Akins was first. Then Logart. That left Martinez with a bye. The president of the NBA, Gilbert Jackson of Union Grove, said if Akins and Logart do fight and the winner meets Marti nez, the NBA probably would recognize the ultimate winner as new champ. However, he also said, feel that Martinez and Logart have already earned the right to fight for the title We feel the draw in New York gave Akins undue In Philadelphia, A1 Klein of the Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission said, am going to insist that the NBA recognize no body but the winner of the bout between Martinez and TEAM Lounge Culligan Soft Water City Dairy Otero Co.

St. Bank Mayflower Ink Well Lounge 16 15 15 13 11 2 backed Action In Store For City Loop 8 9 9 11 13 22 into first place, though losing three points to Otero County State Bank. Culligan Soft Water, which had been tied for first, was bumped by City Dairy four points. Lopez with a 447 525 series led the Bankers in their three-point win over the loungers. The or.ly attack could muster was 477-531 series.

In taking four points the Dairy men were led by Welch and Ford, with series of 432-549 and 440 521 respectively. Culligan was paced by a series of 420-501 by Pizzano. H-K Mayflower dumped Ink Well further into the cellar with three point victory. Mommer. with a fine 195 game and 511-574 series was the big gun for the Movers.

A series by Bumpers for the Wellmen was all of their attack. WACO, Tex. UP Top football and track prospect Mike McClellan has left Baylor and is expected to enroll at Oklahoma amid charges that he was recruited. The big freshman halfback fron Stamford, who was expected to be a varsity star at Baylor next fall, asked for and got his release from his athletic scholarship here yesterday. He wouldn't say what coUege he planned to go to but Coach Sam Boyd said he was convinced the youngster had been enticed to Oklahoma.

Boyd said he had been informed by Eddie Crowder, assistant coach at Oklahoma, that an Oklahoma student had told him McClellan was coming there. Boyd added that Crowder said Oklahoma would not take McClellan unless he had a release from Baylor showing he was leaving of his own free will and had not been recruited. The athletic council, in granting McClellan his release, would not say tnat he been recruited. In fact, the council, headed by Abner McCall, said it had reason to believe McClellan had been approached by Oklahoma and other schools. The other schools were not named.

Around the athletic dormitory at Oklahoma they were saying McClellan would enroll there some time this week. McClellan returned to his home Stamford but efforts to contact him there failed. And there were no coaches available at Oklahoma for comment on the situation last night. Head Coach Bud Wilkinson was in San Francisco and be reached. McClellan was an all-state football player and Texas high school sprint champion at Stamford.

By JACK SAMSON AP Staff Wrltar that time of year again. The fish are not biting much anywhere and the hunting seasons are closed on most game animals and birds. What to do? Why shucks, friend, do a Little lion hunting. chop down-wind on other of Mogollon Mountains. The dogs hunt the lions.

The hunter follows the dogs. Sound easy? While this may bring to mind a picture of red-coated gentlemen and black-frocked ladies cantering over the greensward after some scared This is the time of year in the and winded fox, a far cry from great Southwest when the intrepid that. Top 10 Hold Onto Berths By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS There was only one change among the top 10 in AP basketball poU. After K-State in fourth, it's San Francisco, Oklahoma State, North Carolina, Maryland, North Carolina State and Temple, with the Owls moving up while Kentucky dropped to 12th, behind Bradley. West Virginia, Kansas and Cincinnati, in that order, hung onto the top three rungs of the hardwood ladder.

The standings with points on a 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis (first place votes and won-lost records as of Feb. 1 in parentheses): 1 West Virginia (44) (15-1) hunters sally forth after the mountain lion. It all sounds like fun, eh? But wait before you run for the 30; lion hunting is not exactly the same as hunting mule deer. things treaded, say predator men, and tha least of are of a Swiss mountain dimtrer, wind of a marathon runner, aim of Oakloy and pa! of Job. For hunting a mountain lion is comparable to chasing a wounded deer for a matter of days sometimes only the chances of winding up with the game arc a lot slimmer.

Mountain lions in New Mexico you In first placo there is no in Now Mexico whore lions live that is flat tnough to stand on foot. In second plac 3, dogs don't go romping over fields in gay abandon. Thty are serious and where they follow big cats a mountain goaft would gat hysterical from and shear drop. The lions like noisy dogs nor hunters with guns and will keep going until they get treed or collapse from exhaustion or wear out the hunter and dogs. They will seldom if ever attack a man, but will tear dogs to pieces if given the chance.

All the excitement of the hunt tay? The conservation men takes place on slopes choked with are quick to say there are lots ot juniper and scrub oak, on slippefy them. They range most of the rook slides, sheer cliffs and verti- mountains in the state where their caj canyons sometimes at or mam diet consists of deer -eat. a5ove timber line. Predator control men hunt the jfS no Sp0rt for a soft man, soft lions in several ways. One by1 dogs or poor horses, trapping.

Lions are not too smart q-be end result may he a lion to get caught in steel traps and if rUg for jbe den or living room; 2. KAMM (27) (12-2) 3. Cincinnati (15) (15-21 4. Kansas Slate (6) (15-1) 5. San Francisco (13) (15-1) 6.

Oklahoma State (5) (13-2) 7. North Carolina (13-3) Okla. Baptist 62, N. Okla 50 72, Central, Okla. 65 St Louis 96, No.

St. 67 ArfcfttUM 66. TCU 46 Drake 77. Houston 67 E. State 99.

Howard Payne 77 Auvtin Sul Rom 94 Arlrona 66, Western 99 Tex. St 74, lutmar Tech 92 Tex. BaptUt 62 Wavland 74, Nil 73 (o La 97 ArLorui Tempe 60, New Hex. ARM 66 Oregon 61. Stanford 49 Colorado Coil.

79, Colo. 61 PRO BASKETBALL (NBA) Division AM Pet. OB Hoftton 3S IS 700 te 22 877 6 Philadelphia 29 24 810 New Vork 14 .462 12 Western Divisimi TEAM Pet. St. Jl 2fl SUB innati 27 .471 7 21 12 .396 11 14 .280 16W Stente Results No scheduled.

another big night of action in tonight ot tho junior high gym oo tho City Looguo rotumos hardwood action for tho wook. Lo Luz moots tho high-flying Toochors outfit in tho oponor tonight, with Hughas tangling with Lone Plumbing in tho AGGIES LOSE LEAD TEMPE, Ariz. UP A crippled New Mexico team, playing without three of its top scorers lost the Border Conference lead to Tempe last night in a 60-56 de cision for the Sun Devils. Aggie ace Wayne Yates did his best, scoring 27 points for game honors. Royce Youree topped the Devils with 16 Aggie Mentor Prosley Askew pro tested vehemently against game officiating.

8. Maryland (2) (11-3) 9 C. State 10 Temple (14-2) second 10: 11. Bradley 12. Kentucky 13.

Duke 14 Davtun 15. Michigan State 1.061 1 928 853 813 680 492 416 261 234 231 193 168 93 84 59 a fresh kill is located, the chances are good of catching one. Tho other, and by for tho most difficult woy, is to hunt with pock of lion dogs. A lion dog by most stondords not particularly attractive critter is a combination of about half a dozen strains. resu't is a big, raw-bontd, droopy-oared, multi-colored mutt that will tackia anything from on down and could smoll i pork hut a man will know he has earned it.

WAYLAND TRIPS COWBOYS LAS VEGAS College teak Highlands University into an overtime last night to defeat the Cowboys 74-73. The score at the end of regulation play was 66-all. Rudy Adams topped scoring with 21, while Barry Morgan was high for his Texas team with 15. ried the Wildcats in the clutch for a 79-75 double overtime victory at Kansas last night. Chamberlain was held to 25 points.

Now 15-1, Kansas State is ranked No. 4 again in Associated Press poll, based on games through last Saturday West Virginia (15-1), Kansas (12- i 3) and Cincinnati (15-2) retained the top three spots. The two midland powers were the only top 10 teams active last night. Boozer, who played only a few minutes because of an upset stomach when Kansas defeated K-State 79 65 for the Big Eight Tournament title at Christmastime, was a whirlwind. He counted 14 of the 29 field goals and after they had blown a 13-point halftime lead, scored the basket that tied it 60-all at end of regulation play.

It was Boozer, again, field goal brought K-State from behind for a 63-65 deadlock at the end of the first overtime. Then he hit to fivld goals before fouling out that gave the Wildcats the lead for keeps in the second fWe-mirute session. Chamberlain, who had a 22.42 average, fell from second to third in the scoring race at 31.8. Elgin Baylor still is tops with while Oscar Robertson took over as the run-1 r.er-up at 32.35. Neither Baylor I nor Robertson played last night.

Minnesota junked its losing streak at six with a 69 66 victofy (j over Indiana. George Kline hauled the last-placc Gophers from behind with five points in the last two and one half minutes. Purdue scored on 26 of 29 free throw chances and came from eight points back for an 84-72 victory over Northwestern. Ohio State defeated Illinois 78-70. Arkansas retained the Southwest Conference lead with a 56 46 victory at Texas Christian.

Oklahoma replaced Kansas in second place in the Big Eight, with a 68-53 breeze against Colorado. St. Louis hung on in the Missouri Valley, shooting 48 per cent from the field for a 98-67 decision at North Texas State. Duke, which upset West Virginia a week ago, won its straight and gained third place in the Atlantic Coast Conferenet with a Cl 19 victory over South Carolina. 17.

Mixsluippt State (1) 18. 19. Georgia Tech go. Dartmouth 43 34 24 32 Wildcat Statistics Webb Acclaimed 'Boxer Of Month' MILWAUKEE UP The National Boxing Assn. today named Spider Webb as the Boxer of the Month and advanced him from sixth to third place in the middleweight rating as the result of his upset victory over Rory Calhoun.

The Chicago middleweight, after twice hitting the deck, rallied to score a four-round technical knockout over Calhoun in their recent San Francisco bout. The defeat dropped Calhoun from fourth to sixth in the NBA ratings. Still ranked ahead of Webb in the divi aiufi ruled by champion Carmen Basilio are Ray Robinson and Gene Fullmer. FG FTAFTM PF ......58 100 48 43 1C6 ...........41 86 39 36 121 39 56 37 22 105 28 35 13 26 69 421733 53 12 24 13 24 37 10 4 10 32 14 96 21 5 1 9 17 1 12910 11 11 86 8 NOTICE PLAYER T. Montoya Sandoval Bookout Little Smith Pruitt Brusuelas E.

Montoya Salcido Aguilar Silva Denotes: goals; FT throws attempted; FTM throws made; fouls; points. The chart above is up to last Hatch Wildcat game. The Wildcats have a four win, 10-loss season record and a two-win, three- loss 7B conference record. They have scored 651 points to their 708. DON'T MISS THE IT! FOR CLASSIFIED AOS CALL HE 7 7120 THATS RIGHT OMZniND I Noifai of ANb DfvtAwfllil! Roani of BbatfMi Joreory MM iw 1 MflUow-Mash If You Cant Go South Yellowstone IS PROOF STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 100 PROOF IN BONO.

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