Show VI ISO Kill OGDEN ssbn ©perns II OGDEN (UPI) — Na tional Football League dub own ers open their annual winter meet ing here today with a investigation into gambling allegations the unofficial main topic League commissioner Pete Ro zelle made a brief informal re port to the owners on progress oi his own investigation Monday formal nightt onI the eve of1 the 1 J not cusciose wnac sc&£iuiisuui ma two-phas- A ed A he had said Word -- a second investigation oC apparently touching other sports as weupame irom wasnmgion where Sen John L MeClellan and chairman of a Senate Investigating Subcommittee con- firmed he had sent a staff mem- - D-A- rk reports" of sports gambling There was nothing about the in vestigations on the official agenda - for the three-daowner meetings ' Up for formal discussion and decisions were such items as rules changes proposals from players wno neia tneir own meeting in nearby Hollywood Fla earlier this month and trades y - beRind-the-scen- es out tne investigations into re- ported unsavory gambling— world influence on the game were getting the most behind-the-scen- es Foir tee staff member had questioned a member of the San Francisco MeClellan said it was "unfortunate" that the reports "occurred at this time" and that the infor mation had not come from him It is known however that the subcommittee conferred with Rozelle in connection with the league probe and Rozelle's questioning of several NFL players PRELIMINARY INQUIRY " "It is the subcommittee's policy not to release information it se cures in the course of a prelimi MeClellan said nary inquiry Premature publicity adversely affects innocent people and we do not want to injure innocent people or give any publicity that might prove to be erroneous or misleading until all of the facts are known Among proposed rule changes to be taken up by the club owners ail the winter meetings were a change to prevent a safety being scored as a result of a penalty against the offensive team in the end zone and another aimed at discouraging feigning of injuries to stop the clock late in the game XO ti a V- - I 4 -- I its present pace The Yellow Jackets were up to g their old tactics ' heart-stoppin- i V last-minu- te 66-6- r x - t3 - r' y Small Riff Develops in Agreement Mantle Honored Twice ur By Writers Association lissoula 74-7- last-seco- 9 1S63 Plan WOW to bo be-ca- se nd one-thir- 67-6- nt col-leg- Ambassador Club Picks Tittle As Guest Speaker as Gerald Glur tallied Jimmy Rayl of the Hoosiers led 8 points 25 all scorers with points 59-5- FIGHT nt m m LAST FOUR MINUTES 18 Elsewhere DePaul squeezed by 3 Marpesky Bowling Green St turned John's of tack quette 7 New York Mississippi State 2 defeated Southern Mississippi Tulsa beat Loyola of New 0 Florida toppled Orleans 5 Clemson stopThe Citadel 8 and ped Virginia Military Texas Western beat West Texas 9 State 55-5- Gary Bradds put in 35 points including seven in the last four minutes to give Ohio State its 44th consecutive home court triumph Rick Falk scored 32 for Northwestern In the biggest upset Monday night Fur man shocked Southern Conference leader West Virginia v Juno 51-4- 62-5- Bride I 57-5- 83-7- 68-5- 92-5- Ags Move Up to 13th In UPI Basketball Poll NEW YORK (UPI)— Cincinnati Colorado State U West Virginia which overcame its toughest and Miami (Fla) Texas St hurdle in Illinois last Louis Indiana and Oregon all are Saturday! today was the unani- tied for 19th place mous choice for the sixth straight Points are awarded on a basis week of the United Press International board of major college bas- of for votes from ketball coaches first through 10th places Cincin The Bearcats who beat Illinois nati thus drew 350 points Loyola 3 for their 33rd consecutive 303 254 252 and Duke Illinois victory and 15th straight of t h e 182 U Arizona State season thus remained the No UPI board choice of the NINE GAMES LEFT 70 row for a the ninth week in Tech los which a had Cincinnati shooting for its third Georgia Loyola of Chicago unbeaten in straight NCAA title and sixth conlast season ing record (10-1today boasts a 15-- 1 mark and 18 games held a tight rein on secutive Missouri Valley Confer ranks sixth among the nation's second place for the sixth straight ence has nine regu championship week major schools This unexpected Duke which handed West Vir- lar season games remaining All transformation hasn't been easy one are conference battles ginia a 111-7- 1 beating to score its butThe United ONE OR TWO POINTS Press International 15 13th victory in games moved Of the 15 wins 10 of them have ahead of Illinois into the No 3 major college basketball ratings votes and won- been decided by five points or spot Illinois's loss to Cincinnati (with first-plac- e lost records in less and six were decided by moved the Big Ten leaders to parentheses): Points just one or two points But when- fourth place 350 ever the game went down to the Arizona State U remained No 1 Cincinnati (35) (15-0- ) 303 final basket it was Georgia Tech 5 and Georgia Tech held on to the 2 Loyola (III) (18-0- ) 254 ) that had the winning hand sixth position while Stanford 43 Duke (13-2-(12-2Illinois 252 ) Typical of Tech's progress this jumped two notches to seventh 182 season was Monday night's con- place Colorado was eighth Ore 5 Arizona State U (15-2- ) 156 test against perennially powerful gon State ninth and Wichita 10th 6 Georgia Tech (14-1- ) 7 Stanford (12-3- ) 105 Kentucky winner of a record 20 17TH TO PLUMMETTED (11-38 Colorado 58 ) league titles since 1933 Playing 9 (ll-4State State a 42 seventh ) Oregon Mississippi on their home court at Atlanta the (13-5- ) 41 Engineers found themselves in a week ago dropped to 11th place 10 Wichita 10—11 2 Mississippi State deadlock with less than two after being upset by Memphis Second State last Saturday West Virginia 33 12 UCLA 25 13 Utah State minutes to play Lrated No 10 last week plummet- - 24 14 Ohio State 17 15 Niag Scharf then settled matters all to 17th place by losing to ara 13 16 Colorado State U 10 ted by himself as he hit a jump shot 17 West Virginia 9 18 Miami to give Georgia Tech the lead and Duke Colorado 8 19 7: the leader Texas St (tie) (Fla) Big 15 Eight then seconds later stole a Ken and an State Louis 6 Indiana and Oregon independand ball Oregon dribbled the length tucky of the court to put in the clincher ent team are the newcomers in each Four men hit in double figures this week's top 10 Wichita beaten Others— Auburn North Carolina for jthe Yellow Jackets led by by North Texas State last Friday State Seattle and North Carolina R D Craddock's 13 points and slipped two notches to 10th place 3 each Notre Dame and Wake Following Mississippi State in Forest 2 each St Joseph's (Pa) Charles Ishmael had 18 for Ken 10 in order are UCLA Oklahoma State and New York the tucky Cotton Nash of the Wild Utahsecond Ohio State Niagara U 1 each State cats who went into the game with a 224 point average was held to 11 points HEED GROCERIES If A HURRY? Earlier this season Georgia Tech 5 in double nipped Kentucky overtime at Lexington No other THAT'S NO WORRY school has beaten the Wildcats DIAL EX twice during a regular schedule since 1927 and Tech now has IT'S NOT FAR done it three times YOUR ORDER WILL BE WAITING Indiana twice had to overcome nine-poia deficit to turn back TO GO RIGHT IN YOUR CAR Purdue and remain unbeaten in Big 10 play Tom Van Arsdale STIMSON'S DRIVE-I- N WINDOW scored the winning basket with less than two minutes remaining 26th and Monroe and it held up as Purdue missed SERVICE ENTER FROM MONROI two shots in the final 18 seconds! non-conferen- ce 62-5- 35-m- an 6) 62-6- 86-8- 3-21- 21 nt 24-HO- UR 3 Months Free if we fail Overweight to 25 lbs 3" of hips and waist Lose 12 Played Rough But Not 72-6- Dirty oo - Huff Improve postwra and reproportlon body measurements Gain weight in needed areas WEIGHT GAINING— ofhistoric OLD CROW bourbon tU ll AS nt THI 19th century barrels of Old Crow were carried by clipper ships to the "European trade" where it was n REDUCING PERSONALIZED INSTRUCTION SPARKLING MILDER 86 PROOF TODAY-LIGHT- ER rs 'Kina Arthur' vs 'Gus the Great' at Moscow Sat u rday Underweight Greatness 5200 IDAHO STARS to get the following results in 90 days or less: 36-3- Il-pol- i ce attention Rozelle it was learned did not discuss e specific club or name STRIKE ZONE DEEPENED "any names in his brief meeting Baseball have been planted early this season with rhubarbs with one representative of each of new the in the strike zone already causing controversy change the league clubs Monday night stars the As diagrammed on this photo of among league big He reiterated when he arrived will be "space above home plate new the zone Mantle Mickey here his previous vow that he will ' have is which the of between the batter's shoulders and his knees" top to about nothing say publicly The limited old rule the area to the zone between the strike the investigation until it is combatter's and of the his knees The new rule goes top armpits pleted into effect of 1963 with start the the season— (UPI Telephoto) McClellan's comment in WashYORK NEW (AP)— Officials ington was in response to newspaper reports in San Francisco the US Track and Field Federa that the investigating subcommit- - tion and the Amateur Athletic Un ion conceded today that a crack had developed in the agreement arbitrated by Gen Douglas Mac-Arthbut expressed confidence talks later this week would smooth out the problem PHILADELPHIA (UPI)— SlugHe received the courageous ath At issue is whether the Mac of New the" Mantle lete award from Ed Pollock of the ger Mickey Arthur agreement accepted by York Yankees night Monday Philadelphia Bulletin who said both sides as a temporary truce the first in the Mantle conquered a "constant person history in the amateur sports dispute of the Writers of recurrent injuries which fear" Associated Press Philadelphia Sports provides sanctioning rights for the Association to be honored 'as the couia Dencn mm pernaps perMontana edged Orange State ederation as well as the AAU Nation's "most courageous ath- manently" to "become one of 2 with a basket The crack was disclosed Mon lete" and "outstanding athlete" baseball's all time greats" when the federation con- Monday night and Montana State day Mantle associarat earlier the Mantle was honored in the early lrmed reports mat it had asked 59th tion's as was cited award entertains the Californians tonight or sanctioning for leading the Yankees to banquet of hieh school in the only game involving Inde- - junior college and college athletes the "outstanding athlete" but his the American League pennant de invited to open meets conducted selection as the "most courage- spite the recurrent injuries which pendent Conference clubs ous" remained a secret until the benched him for d of the There was another one Monday by the AAU The AAU said this actual presentation season amounted to dual sanctioning and Dave Robinson star end for Robinson first draft choice of night and Idaho State came out was not part of the agreement on top with a 5 victory over reached before Penn State's 1962 Eastern College the champion Green Bay Packers MacArthur on Jan St Mary' of California Tha 19 champion football team was of the National Football League game featured a scoring duel be matter win be discussed hailed as the nation's "college was hailed for an outstanding coltween two of the nation's top at 'Trie legiate grid career a meeting of the Olympic Eli lineman of the year" scorers— Art Crump of ISC and Also honored at the banquet Board as provided by the Mantle honored for his outstand gibility Steve Gray of the Gaels a cour were and ing play despite long MacArthur agreement in New "manager of the year" Gene ' Gray had a 235-poiaverage York on Friday" President Wil- ageous fight against bone disease Mauch of the Philadelphia Phil and Crump had averaged 251 liam W Russell of the federation and a series of crippling injuries lies Robin Roberts named "come points before the game Gray said in Inglewood Calif "This and infections told 1000 cheering back player of the year" for the came out on top this time with isn't the resumption of a war or fans "I'm lucky to have played as second time in his career from his 26 points Crump hit 20 anything like that We feel we are many games as I have I'm very pitching with the Baltimore OriSt Mary's took an early lead entitled oles and Jack Sanford a 24-- 7 winto give our sanction to fortunate" but ISC tied it up and went out ner for the San Francisco Giants e school and high junior college at intermission 39-3-9 Again St National League pennant winners invited to events like athletes Mary's went ahead in the second the indoor meets within the Others cited were: jocky Ron half but ISC caught up and went framework of the Ferraro harness race driver Stanagreement" ahead to stay with six minutes to Col Don Hull executive direc ley Dancer heavyweight cham' go tor of the AAU also indicated he pion Sonny Liston light heavyISC goes to Moscow Saturday the matter could be thought weight champion Harold Johnson for a conference game with Idaho worked out The AAU pointed out John Wideman basketball captain At Missoula Tim Aldrich drop however that dual SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)— Star for the University of Pennsylvania sanctioning ped in a30-foo- t jump shot with could bring disqualification to and a Rhodes scholar Penn State one second left in the game and some US athletes for inter quarterback Y A Tittle of the football coach Engle and New York Giants will be guest star bowler JackRip gave the Grizzlies their victory national competition Pendel over Orange State '4 speaker at the annual Ambassa1 Montana led at halftime dor Club banquet here Feb 25 it lead but blew and had an RESULTS was announced Monday it and Orange State went ahead The award dinner will honor 7 with 2 minutes left Then BALTIMORE — Gaspar Ortega the senior University of Utah bas Ray Lucien who led the Griz 148 Mexico outpointed Charley zlies with 20 points hit a free ketball and football players 148 scott Philadelphia 10 throw Keith Law hit a jump shot The veteran professional foot- and Aldrich tied it up with anLEWISTON Me— Bob Qeroux nau star s appearance was an other jumper with 1:16 to go 204 Montreal knocked out Gene Just before the buzzer Bruce Stonewall Jackson 214 Cleveland nounced by William Roderick By Larry Bonko Denison recovered a poor pass president of the club Morfolk who to Aldrich hit the threw it Ledger-Sta- r Tittle the old "bald eagle" of Sports Writer Pi- - the Giants has led his club to a winning basket Edgar Clark of HOLLYWOOD Calif-Je- sus NORFOLK Va (AP)-J- im Tay Orange State led all scoring with mentel 119 Mexico stopped May-ic- o pair of consecutive Eastern Divi- lor has muscled his way into the 23 points Robles 118 Mexico 6 sion titles in the National Footmiddle of Sam Huff's critics And ball League TORONTO— Peter Schmidt 153 the4 Hercules of the Green Bay Toronto 157 Hall Seats stopped Johnny Building Packers' backfield is short on sil aterson NJ 2 Widener Wins ver lining for those dark storm Eight The new George L Manley PARIS — Ray Adigan Nigeria hanging over the violent field house at Syracuse seats knocked out Ahmed Lamine Tu Calumet Farm has won the clubs Huff of world 5200 for basketball nisia 2 Lightweights Widener eight times at Hialeah Huff insists he played rough but not dirty football in the Giants-Packechampionship game of CELEBRATED Dec 30 Taylor talking by tele phone from his home in Baton Rouge La said some hard feel ing" existed between these two gladiators "Sam Huff is a great one for piling on He has always done it Sam likes being there on top of not saying Huff the pile But I MOSCOW Idaho AP — "Kin? writes Sports Editor Al Barack Gus is a well travelled dribbler played dirty against me I haven't of meets Moscow "Gus man the the Great' Arthur" Daily Ida from Akron Central High who also seen our game movies" Taylor said in an exclusive interview a court hoanian "His exhibition here Saturday mgnt in agains showdown between two of the Montana last week was the great attended Akron University and with the Norfolk Va Ledgermost celebrated basketball giants est I ve seen in 21 years of cov Boise Junior College before com Star was in there ever enrolled at Idaho State and enng college basketball ing here At BJC he averaged 30 "But somebody And head twisting my Idaho B student in Crump a a game a statistic now was in there digging asomebody shoulder Arthur Crump has been called came out of Gary's Roose points here after what he did and elbow into me I had a few the best player in Idaho State Col velt High School and led his team superfluos to Montana r words with Huff about it lege history Gus Johnson is de to the quarter finals of the tough STOLE SIX PASSES "i suu nurt rrom mat game scribed as the greatest ITniveritv Indiana state tournament in 1960 with the Giants particularly my of Idaho candidate He's lank by sturdy has greai Against the Grizzlies he scored elbow It was smashed up pretty e rubber-likin years 27 timing legs receptive points grabbed 26 rebounds on an And The fact that Crump is from speed with instant braking He is stole six passes blocked half i good bit I my tongue and ended Indiana and Johnson from Ohio fond of loping up court at medium dozen shots and made 10 assists play blood for die rest ir swallowing makes no matter to Bengal and speed bouncing the ball almost Once he took a rebound passed of the still don't know I game Vandal fans who seldom see such letter high then swishing past de far out to center court wound up how that I mean I don't happened ui&u vtaaa uuciiL iu xuauv uur ceived defenders for easy setups leading the fast break with a know where blow the came from" forms at the same time Art nas just almost carried the lightning burst and a stuffer The National Football League's Their first face-to-faencoun whole load this season" says an Some of the Montana players" rusher and most valuable ter- - adds ail exciting dimension admiring Coach Johnny Evans said Barackman "were actually leading on to say he cannot went to Saturday's Idaho—ISC game He was great last season and reduced to spectators who just player of "dirty player" hurl 12-charges which off the records Idaho 2 has really improved" watched him with awe" Idaho Huff against should ? win Crump-Johnso- n will Coach yince Cazetta of Seattle won 9 and Johnson stayed "un As I said I must see those useiy De asjtanaou Dotn emerg University a shrewd observer of defeated" ? at Idaho He didn't movies first But I do know that basketball talent and once mentor play in the two games Idaho lost more ing with reputations intact penalties for unnecessary Crump is weighs 180 is av-- of the incomparable Elgin Baylor this year V roughness should: have been craging 251 points and 15- re said of Crump: "There's no doubt Gus has a variety of shots can called" bounds after 15 games —the kid ranks with the best hook with either hand : and is a : o i zzu Whenthe Harlem Globetrotters dead eye with a jumper from the is is juonsoa weigns averaging 171 poics and is sec announced a Moscow booking for free throw area As warranted COUPLETS ond m the nation with 1&2 re late next month Barackman he'll also delight the gallery' with bounds in 10 AUTOMOZIU RIPAia quoted the reaction of one pop- a dunker or two Both are averaging considerably eyes jonnson fan: "Who needs Johnson-Crum- p win be matched OPEN SAT UNTIL 4 WM more per eight in superlatives em We've got Gus all season only once more this year with I2 Tcu have to see 'King Arthur SC (now Idaho Feb 15 plays Johnson like Crump is a work in Pocatello play to believe it" says Tom Mot rrison' sports editor of the Foca-ell- o man cow inclined to showboat But "King Arthur" and "Gus Idaho State Journal "It's Eut despite himself Johnson has the Great" are far from the end AUTO RSPAI14 hard to describe the things he a style that makes the easy plays of their reigns Scouts should note does" ecsaucnal the sensational ones hat both as juniors will be back 173 "Gus Jchssoa is - fabulous" routine' ' next year" At Monday night before heroics by sophomore Ron Scharf produced ah important 2 vic- ory over Kentucky The win left Georgia Tech in undisputed possession of first place in the Southeastern Conference and es tablished the Engineers as favorites to win their first league title since 1938 The other major action Monday night was centered in the Big 0 conference where Indiana re mained close on the heels of first-plaIllinois by beating Pur 3 due and defending champion Ohio State kept its hopes alive by edging Northwestern 72- 74-7- Oranqie JAN 29 Second Ti e loss reason! 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