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Li'l Leaguer "Such weather! One doesn't know what to wear!" Redstone Jrs. In Repeat Win Over Marion Redstone Junior High cagers reported an earlier win over Marion Juniors at Republic yesterday as- a first lead held up for a 35-30 victory. In the first game between the two rivals Redstone won in the last 10 seconds. Yesterday, however, Redstone took an 11-10 first quarter lead and jurrioed it to 21-15 at the half. A Marion rally in the third quarter wasn't quite enough.

George Nucci hit for i markers to pace the Marion attack while Joe Ercegovich a seven for second top honors both took a back seat to "Deadeye" Brown of Redstone who canned 15 points on six fielders and three free throws. Marion sank 12 of 25 free throws to 9 of 25 for the winners but the Little Hawks had four more field goals then Coach Harry Muckle's locals. Next start for Marion is at Ellsworth Thursday afternoon. Marion 30 Daniels, 1-4-6; Lackner, 00-0: Kovatch, 2-1-5; Hough, 2-0-4: Nucci, 2-4-8; Ercegovich, 2-3-7; Swiantek, g. 0-0-0: Rich, erdson, 0-0-0.

Totals 9-12-30. Redstone 35 Mosclvitz, 3-2-8; Terrace, 3-2-8; Brown, 6-3-15; Tinsley, 0-0-0; Lewis, 1-0-2; Durant, 0-2-2. Totals 13-19-35. Marion 10 5 11 4--30 Redstone 111010 4--35 Officials Saber. Dodgers Step Closer to Use Of Rose Bowl LOS ANGELES (UP)-- The Los Angeles Dodgers today moved a step closer to possible use of the Pasadena's world-famous Rose Bowl as a temporary home until they can build their own baseball stadium.

The Board of Directors of the neighboring city voted 6-1 late Tuesday, day to authorize their city manager to into negotiations with the Dodgers on possible use of the stadium. The vote drew the quick response of spokesman A (Red) Patterson that "the Lc- An- goles Dodgers are pleased with the action of the Pasadena Board of Directors in extending the hospitality of their Rose Bowl." He said Dodger President Walter O'Malley would hold a meeting with Pasadena City Manager Don C. McMillan to "arrange the procedure of negotiations." Construction of the club's own stadium is being delayed by a referendum election against a contract between the Dodgers and the city of Los Angeles for use of Chc- vez Ravine as a site. FIGHT RESULTS SAN JOSE, Calif. Willie Morton.

San Jose, decisioned Joey Abasta, Los Angeles, (10). Dukes, St. Francis Upset By Detroit, Bowling Green Fives By UNITED PRESS Western Pennsylvania's two bi basketball powers, St. Francis Loretto and Duquesne University both suffered defeats Tuesda night while Carnegie Tech notche its first victory of the season. Bowling Green of Ohio defeate the Dukes, 81-77, in an overtim game at the Pitt Field House.

Francis was handed its first los of the Reason, 79-73, by a fired University of Detroit in the Moto lity. Carnegie Tech, winless in fou games, jumped off to an earl lead and was never headed as defeated Washington Jefferso 75-59 the Skib- gym. Jim Darrow, a 5-11 sophomor guard, scored nine points in th overtime to lead Bowling Grec to its victory over the Duke Darrow was high for the nigh with 28 points. The Dukes led by four points a 67-63 with two minutes remainin in regulation time, but a series fouls and bad passes permitted th Falcons to tie at 68-68. Bowlin Green dominated the overtime pe riod to hand the Dukes their sec ond loss in five games.

Bernie Matthews collected points for the Dukes while Georg Brown, a sophomore, scored 17. Detroit moved into a 41-33 lea in the first half against the Fran kies and was never headed. Ralp Uchison scored 26 points for De troit and his teammate i Walsh 24. Falenski and Trosch headed th Stanford Upsets San Francisco in Final Seconds By TJNITED PRESS John Arrillaga tanked a one handed push shot from the sid with three seconds to Tuesday night to give Stanford stunning upset 50-49 victory ove fourth-ranked University of Sa: Francisco. Across the country in Philadcl phia, Guy Rodgers, frequently dc scribed as "the best backcour man in college circles," gave brilliant exhibition of slick bal handling and all-around court wiz ardry in leading 13th-ranked Tern pie to a 60-44 victory over Tex as AM.

The 21-year-old Philadclphian hi for four field goals in the first si minutes as the Owls spurted to a 12-3 lead and before the game wa over he scored a total of 22 point to wind up individual high scorer West Virginia scrambled to 76-74 victory over Richmond on lay-up basket by Jerry West wit four seconds remaining in over time. It was th2 Mountaineers 26th consecutive Southern Confer triumph and their sixtl straight victory of the current sea son. John McCarthy's 26 point sparked Notre Dame to an 82-6 victory over Loyola of Chicago. DePaul, although minus Chue Henry and Dick Fsiereisel. rollec to a 60-55 upset triumph over Pur due, while Oklahoma came frorr behind to lick Tulsa, 46-38.

In other games, Xavier of Cin cinnati edged Fordham, 85-82 Houston spilled North Texas State 75-69; Santa Clara defeated South ern California, 74-59; Columbia licked Colgate, 68-63; Carnegie Tech toppled Washington and Jef ferson, 75-59; Boston College defeated Tufts, 78-65; Bowling eat Duquesne, 81-77; Pennsylva nia nipped LaSalle, 67-66 in over George Washington stoppec Wake Forest, 67-45; Dayton hum bled Ohio 58-41, Montana State defeated North Dakota State, 70-69 and South Carolina triumphec over Duke, 62-51. A COMPLETE SELECTION OP Women's Toiletries TOYS at REDUCED PRICES CIGARETTE LIGHTERS BILLFOLDS NOVELTIES COSTUME ALABASTER FIGURINES and Many Mori Gift Items MONACO Cut Rate 400 Donncr Avt. MU 4-4580 i Frankie attack by sharing scoring honors with 17 points each. St. Francis now has a 4-1 record.

Mike Flynn scored 19 points for Tech and three teammates, Frances Miller, Whitey Mueller and Andy Komer each collected 10. Bob Bowser had 18 points for the Prexies while Larry Romboski had 17. Tech plays its 1957 final tonight against Westminster in the Skibo gym. In the district's only other contest Marietta plays at Waynesburg. In another game Tuesday night, Thiel College defeated Alliance, 86-72.

Thiel forward Neil Walker scored 33 points. Canisius whipped Gannon 73-66, in the only other district contest. Bellmar Jayvees Win Fifth Tilt Bellraar's Jayvees rolled to their fifth straight victory last night, a 69-53 triumph over the Rostraver Juniors. Ron Coates again showed the way with 22 points in the impressive win. Herman Blick connected for 20 for Rostraver.

City League STANDINGS TEAM PNA 1 0 Big Five 1 0 St. Cajetan 1 0 East End 0 0 Jackets 0 1 Ozarks 0 1 Myfords 0 1 Pet. 1.000 1.000 1.000 .000 .0001 .000 CAGE SCORES By UNITED PRESS Scholastic Basketball Results Aliquippa 51 Johnstown 48 Altoona Cath. 73 Beaverdale 63 Altoona 72 Conemaugh 49 Bellwood 49 Tyrone 42 Bell-Avon 69 Export 52 Bedford 63 Saxton 33 Brookville 53 Clarion 49 Brockway 50 Punxsutawney 42 Bentleyville 53 West Alexander 26 Black Lick 63 Hastings 44 Claysburg 45 Chestnut Ridge 41 Corry 61 Union City 50 Cresson 62 Northern Cambria 36 Canonsburg 67 Bridgeville 45 Chartiers 54 Trinity 38 Donora 63 West Newton 54 Everett 62 Berlin 48 Elders Ridge 59 Marion Cen. 55 Ellsworth 67 Snowden 52 E.

Washington 60 Morganza 38 Franklin Twp 56 Saltsburg 46 Ford 77 Dale 48 Fcrndale 66 Southmont 48 Gallitzin 87 BCI 44 Hempfield 61 Derry 56 Harmony 52 Penns Manor 51 Hollidaysburg 77 Roaring Spgs 52 Hyndman 53 North Bedford 37 Irwin 81 Trafford 43 Johnstown Cath. 55 United Jt. 36 Kane 60 St. Marys 44 Latrobe 70 Ligonier 37 McDonald 66 Cecil 55 McKeesport 63 North Catholic 61 Munhall 58 Bethel 43 Northern 62 Salisbury 44 Clean, N.Y. 45 Bradford 41 Phillipsburg 52 Curwensville 40 Patton 78 Lilly 50 Ramsey 43 E.

Huntingdon 40 Richland 69 Windber 60 Renovo 63 Sykesville 45 Shannock yal. 68 Purchase 46 Scottdale 50 German Twp 36 S. Huntingdon 39 Hurst 37 Scott 81 Glassport 51 Wattsburg 41 Northern Area 35 Washington 73 Monongahela 43 THE DAILY ttfDEPENDENT, Wednesday, Dec. 18. 1957--T Jimmy Brown Eighth Rookie to Win Pro Ball-Carrying Title PHILADELPHIA Jimmy Brown of (UP)-- Jolting the Cleveland Browns today became the eighth rookie to win the ball-carrying championship of the National Football League.

Statistics showed the former Syracuse University all-around athlete gained a peak 942 yards on 202 attempts for an average of 4.7 yards. Brown, who set an NFL single- Carroll Juniors Avenge Loss to Ellsworth Five High i Carroll Township Junior copped its fourth basketball against one defeat with a 29-14 decision over Ellsworth at Carroll yesterday to avenge that loss. Dale Diaz again led the Carrol- lers with 15 markers while Hamil was high for the losers with 10. Carroll took a 10-3 first quarter lead, fought off a second quarter Ellsworth comeback and won going away in the second half. The Carroll five is at Monongahela tomorrow in its next start.

Carroll 29 Anderson, 1-2-4; McGuffic, 0-0-0; Linaburg, 0-5-5; Diaz, 7-1-15; Collins, 2-1-5. Totals 10-9-29. Ellsworth 14 Wilkins, 2-0-4; Poye, 0-0-0; Bellacini, 0-0-0; Johnson, 0-0-0; Hamil, 4-2-10. Totals -6-2-14. Carroll 10 6 5 8--29 Ellsworth 3 6 2 3--14 Officials Stevenson, Kuvinka.

game rushing record of 237 yards against Los Angeles Nov. 3, fin-: ishcd 242 yards ahead of defending champion Rick Casares of the, Chicago Bears, who had 700 yards! on 204 carries. Casares had taken the crown as: second-year pro last season. Alan (The Horse) Ameche of the Baltimore Colts won the honors in 1955. Although the NFL has one game to play Cardinals versus Steel- crs at Chicago next Sunday--Tommy O'Connell of Cleveland has such a commanding lead among the passers he can be regarded ias champion in that category.

Q'Connell's average gain of 11.17 yards was 2.14 better than that of Eddie Lebaron of Washington. O'Connell completed 63 of 110 passes for a total of 1,229 yards and eight touchdowns. Billy Wilson of San Francisco is setting the pace as the league's top pass receiver with 52 snatches, but Jack McClairen of Pittsburgh, in third place with 44, has a chance to move up in the finale with the Cardinals. Ray Berry of Baltimore is in second spot with 47 receptions. Karros on Fence SAN FRANCISCO (UP) All- America lineman Alex Karras of Iowa, here for a luncheon honoring the member of the East and West squads which will meet in thr- annual Shrine game, said Tuesday he still is "undecided" whether to sign with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers the Detroit Lions.

Karras last week signed for a reported 325,000 to wrestle professionally. Durelle, Anthony Sign NEW YORK (UP) Tony Anthony of New York and Yvon Durelle of Moncton, Canada, have signed to meet in a 10-round light heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden, Jan. 10. Durelle is British Empire light heavy champion and is ranked second in the division, while Anthony is ranked fourth. tt FIGHT RESULTS BOSTON Willie Pep, 131, Hartford, outpointed Jimmy Connors, 127, New Bedford, Mass.

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