| Show 11 -- rsvr nrr ails : -- rv- 'A vo nn - 7 7 n7$ o n n ipssr? rvv'vv- r as cloae as the Chiefs could get preseason hajkethaB saeet the malleat man la tha tournament the Chlefi who had been favor") OKLAHOMA CITY (UH-U- aUUh SUte connecting on 41 lad tha durable Algid ed to regain their title at Fred yeahque who like'Sah-maulawakJod Utah bum boasting me first tint It entered The game wai a wild affair In per1 cent of Hi" aheta took the An five UUk Butt lUrtiri hit to victory with 30-- point Perry 'la a fuD4dooded Kiowa too sturdy starting On In col-abaaketbaa opoct favored in double figures ta propelling alae waa voted the totgnimral't the closing minutei and two of lead at the outset and moved to Indian led OkUhomfr City with Oklahoma Ctty'a playera were a 3641 baUUmf advantage With 17 points City Univeritry TMI the Aggies to their greatest win moat valuable player The five Aggie atarten played taken to the hoapttal for treat ail mlnutea gone in the aecoad aUM te wte tha 24th of the season It was Utah State's The other four Utah State start-er- a nt 1152 moat of the game aa Coach £ac ment of Injuries Guard Bud period JJUb State opened sp its MBiaraau I fint tournament wia AIKfoUoge who heuad Perrv'wlth the laat year's moat valuable wxwk mama or ue game in kM the Allies ww the Holl- - Baker didn't aubttltate until tha tha ante May restivsl tourney at New waning' mlnutea of the eonteat player- - suffered a possible brofcH points ' at OM Oklahoma City teoring chores were Jerry Scho- York Cltar The Agglea led aO the way and en cheek bone and center Fred narrowed the gap te 3 with Qeld wtthl7 Baipn cummore to vtai 'the and Tyler Tiny guard Max Perry tha had little trouble In turning back Ifoses suffered a possible broken seven straight points but that 15 Cornell Green fha natJoB'a owaat 5-- - Bt m tafcoaa titedn Tk-aata- Wan a mr - j bin Sah-mau- B nad 62-5- u West Mm inicrlls' EBeaften v Pl i i-- f Pi : i v Clcaskic ' ' International fv United Prea VirU'CUUbrnia dumped Wt ginia from the unbeaten ranks b holding vaunted Jerry West to the only one field goat-a- nd reason the same fate didn't beCincinnati wu befall cause no one could hold Oscar against California with 4:25 left te play and wound up with only eight points aa the Mountaineers suffered their first defeat la 11 games DaitaU fmhoff Cal'i Vt center laso wu off in his snoot ing coring only Ave points but his reboundig played a Ug part in the Bears' 25th straight vic' ' Bobortaotti tory ' Taker remarkSUrk n in Golden Up Bears The r3lU McCUntock took up the able display of 5 slack for Imhoff with a hocked Wtft Virginia Tandy GUlls Wednesday night in the final of barrage while the Los Angeles CUiste to du- - guardea by West added 18 It was just Ilka old prt-scamieate their victory over : the Mountaineers in last sea satrvtdu thnes at Madison Square arden as a capacity crowd of KCAA title came Clacianatt survived an eirly 11000 watched Robertson strut aeaia (a tha final of tha HolllfeK his stuff against dogged lows acalnst Although the Cincinnati hotshot Veatlval Tauniament Iowa but Robertson smashed two played' almost the final 10 mln perform- utea with four personal fouls records with a ance that carried the Bearcats to against kltt his 50 points set a 4heir ninth straight triumph St-- single game record for the Holi I5V day Festival and gave him a total of 122 for an- :Waat eanned his km basket three-gam- e ft1" By Tint Merlatiy top-rank-ed ' baU-hawki- 65-4- nt n- M : 'S' at j - - ' By United Press International How do the IMS Waahingtoo Capitols who rolled up the longest winning streak to professional basketball compare with toe 1851 Boston Celtics who equaled the consecutive-gam- e victory record here Wednesday nightT Red Auerbach the man who said coached bothvball clubs that only three of the playera on his '48 Capitol team would be sure shots to make the grade la the National Basketball Assn other tournament mark Iowa a underdog 3 lead in the' loomed to' a first nine minutes However Robertson then rammed in six field goals and a free throw in less than four minutes and the Bearcats were off to the races At halftime Robertson eft the floor with 33 points that carried Cincinnati to a 542 bulge The Hawkeyes again started fast in the second half to reduce their deficit to 1 but Big O went on another tear to yank the Bearcats out of trouble for the last time Oher Champs Crewsed Other major tournament champions crowned Wednesday night in the Wake Forest Dixie Classic Western Kentucky in the Sugar Bowl lows State in the Big Eight Conference tournament Utah SUte in the and ' Texas AAM la the Southwest Conference tournament Bill Packer a sophomore guard converted two free throws with five seconds remaining to help Wake Forest edge North 0 and "give the Carolina Deacons their first Dixie Classic title Packer wound up with 10 points and the tournament's MVP -? award Western Kentucky' presented Coach Ed Diddle with his 700th victory' and the Sugar' Bowl championship by downing Tulane Charlie Osborne scored 25 points and Bobby Ratcot added 21 for the Illlltoppers who hit on 501 per cent of their shots from the field a Sophomore Ylnnle Brewer New York dry import scored 21 points in sparking over Kansas in the final of the Big Eight's Jamboree Wayne Hightower tallied 21 points for the Jayhawks Utes Breese Utah' State led all the way In breezing to a 1 victory over Oklahoma City University in a rough windup to the Tournament Bob Sahmaunt of OCU suffered a possible broken cheek bone and teammate Fred Moses was treated for a possible broken rib in the wild affair Texas A ft U behind Carroll Broussard's 26 points rallied to 5 down Southern Methodist in the final of the Southwest Conference Tournament Georgia won the Gator Bowl tournament by edging Florida SUte uei-6- 6 South Carolina nipped Lafayette 1545 to win the Richmond Invitational Northwestern Louisiana captured the Gulf-SouTournament with a 6049 victory over Eastern Ken- tucxy and Providence won lta own tournament by trouncing George town 1355 12-po- 24-1- - todsy "The rest for ttXriiM 7-- Utah Gots Consolation Title Wthn H C (UPI) High Utah knocked from the ranks of the nation's unbeaten basketball teams Monday sat vaged some glory from the Dii-l- e Cwssic Wedneeday by winning the eoatolitkni title with a KM trlunpk over Holy Cross The Skyline Qnderenee VU ltd afl the way in the highHwor-i- nf battle but had to start off a late Holy Cross rally to nail BALXIGH mmnI downtu wttv - Utah's two apeedy'gwods Joe Uorton and 'ADen Houses paced Utes to the eontaUttoa title their second to Dixie Classic play Utah won the crown three years consolation ago the utionaBy-ranke- "-- d Morton who triggered Coach Jack Gardner's fast: break Gilllutl7 v !? :v-- But top scoring honors in the game went to Holy Cross' Jack John Foley with 21 Utah led 4444 at halftime with Morton and McGiH showing the way The victory was Utah's 10th of the season ugainst a single loss Utah opens Skyline Conference play next Monday ' night at home against Montana Box Score UTAH OlT CmOflS ' "v of- fense got 22 points — his highest point output of the season Holmes tamed 21 and center Billy Mcr WHSa 8--0 M l-- BUitncy Morton 10 M 4 33 MrUtll TM11T rotor RuiMl S 04 0 13 18 SUM 1 15 Brandt KoIiiim 7 a Neoory Ararat lililar OJBraslta Epaltln 7-- 3 11 a lo-l- i ACJcirlVin CHICAGO (UPI) — Dick Tiger Britiah Cmpirt coampi- on nuay wonea mr a nigner ranking among the mlddlewoights and a possible crack at Gene ri&- mers ttue as a reward for his close victory over Holy Mlms Tiger a muscular Nigerian who enjoyed a No ranking before winning a spfit decision over the Baltimore Wednesday night agreed It waa a dose and "maybe even a dull" fight But he blamed Mlms' flicking left Jabs and bicycle style for making It that kind of a fight "I was trying all the time" Tl-gecsald later "An he did was to keep me fretn'commg hi with those flicks of his They weren't ? even labs" Tiger's manager Jersey Jones said he agreed with the ballots of Judges Harold Marovtti and John Bray who gave the decision to his fighter He had no comment about Referee Bernle Weiseman who had It as a draw 100-pou- them all would Small College Ratings Are Led By Aces : — NIA - ta telecast locally Saturday Januchannel 4 ary 2 over "KCPX-TIt will be presented at 2:45 pm by The Savings and Loan Foundation All proceeds from the 85th annual game will go to the 17 Shriner'a hospitals for- Crippled The SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) West win rely on speed and what H hopes will be a superior passing attack in its underdog role against the East In the Shrine All-StGame here Saturday The contest is" scheduled to be V ' Children Coach Uodii Dowliira ge th S West to Rely on Speed In Annuel Shrine Grid Contest 75-5- 51-5- ' NEW YORK (UPI) — The Evans vQle find) Purple Aces beaten only by Iowa of the major college baskeCMll ranks today topped United Press International's small college ratings for the ' third straight week SHRINK STAR PATS A VISIT-N- otre Dame's Monty Stickles visits little' Jennifer 2Vt at the Shriners' Hospital for Crippled Children in San Francisco The towering Stickles recently signed by the San Francisco 49ers is one of the many East and West stars to visit the handicapped children Fie Will play for the East on Jan 2 in the Shrine classic Ail proceeds go to the hospital ' J: un f t I 1-- 4--S 0-- i 0--0 first tion k competi'' Skyline Conference ' ' Box aeara: 31 u St vaiaiioma km JJMI Totals 1341 13 75 naiiiiiu- - vtn hav tnuM atiekinf" Auerbach said "The caliber ef play in the league today te vastly better than It wu in IMS" 'The three nltTers to whom Auerbach was referring were Bob Feeriek Fred Scalar! and Horace Bonea McKhjney They formed the nucleus of the wasningion outfit which won 17 games la Boston's 17th straight victory was achieved before 11014 fans n record at Kiel Auditorium Wednesday nightvver the Celts' chief Western Division rival the Boston St Louis Hawks 2 will try to break the Washington record 7with an 18th consecutive victory in the first gsme of a doubleheader against Cincinnati In Detroit Friday night ' FIERY LITTLE Max Perry Wilt Chamberlain collected 45 was voted as the outstanding 32 rebounds points and grabbed Basplayer in the as tha Philadelphia 'Warriors ketball tournament in Okla7 trounced Minneapolis homa City The Philadelphia flipper named team in Us to the East's Eight signers of the Declara? rookit season bsd 25 points in the first half Elgin Baylor paced tlpn of Independence were born in Great Britain the Lakers with 22 points Dick Carl Braun outlasted in a battle of brand new New Year's a as the New NBA York Knickerbockers defeated ue SKATING PARTIES 9 Braun Detroit Pistons scored 18 points to one for Mc- Thursday 7:30 Te 10:N Guire with Willie Niulls of the Knicks tallying 31 for game honntliday Prices ors Gene Shue netted 26 for the Thurs 10:M To 12:00 Midnight Piston high Admission Me ' Rookie Dick Bsrnett scored five points in the last 28 seconds to Skate Rental 25e: 7 decision give Syracuse a over Cincinnati Dolph Schayes of Save skate rental with this ad the Nate had a game high of 36 LOGAN ROUlk RINK points while Jack Twyman sank 35 for the Royals 96-8- 53-6- Jffflf Of 55-5- 5-- THe Herald Journal ' ColticsEquoM Record Wilh 17 Strai nht Wins at : - VI AM STATE OBXAaTOat A OTT Wflbon10 ?3 Green' Vlnas ? 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WUboat Moms 4 S be with favored Utah in Salt Lake 74 24 311 CUlaut Shmnt 4 s City on Saturday Jdnuary w Irv U irv v V nwim aw Coach Baker haa promised his tHO d Dixon Norton 4 14 l Q WatU Ttoodlt 1 fir team a rest before they under- A0 on-u Mien i uhuhti 0 (HJ 1 2 0 take strenuous practice for the V W V u dhu ABC LEAGUE W 23 Karren 0111 Mortensen Roofing Msrv's Coffee Shop Superior Feed Csntwell Brothers B M Teterson 22 17 L 5 6 16H 15 14 11 Const 13 14 17 11 4 Market Read'a Service k 22tt High individual games— Wendell Johnson 223 Marie Meikle Hi-W- 176 - 110-pou- ar - He-has'- ' 445 High team game Mortensen 672 Roofing f High team aeries — Mortensen 1824 : j- All-St- ar Mc-Gui- re player-cocabe- - 124-10- 131-12- -7 JANUARY SHOE CLEARANCE: ldiesV CosuqIs Dress Shos 1 YotoesfoioTS mwifelfS 3885811 288 488 -- ALL SALES FINAL Bight : 4-- High individual series— Wendell Johnson 554 Sann Johnson Roofing Bill Meek of Southern Methodist head man of the Western forces won't reveal his strategy by this he knows: 1- -He has a forward wall that win be by the opposition by 20 pounds to me man 2- He has the fastest back In football today in Dick Bass College of Pacific star whotbii Just signed a two-yecontract with the Los Angeles Rsms 3quarterback Don Meredith SMU and Jim Walden Wyoming two passers superior to anything the East has to offer And m ends Chris Buford Stanford and Gall CogdilL Washington State two of the country's outstanding pass receivers "We worry a lot about the size of their line" Meeks admits "But nobody says we have to try and run through it" EvansvWa led a top 10 group which included five Midwestern tesms and four from the South Pacific Lutheran (Wash) the newcomer in the select group was the only school outside those two areas that made the top 10 in the latest balloting bjTlhe nationwide board of coaches which rates' the small schools for UPL Tennessee State voted national champion by the board last season remained second and Louisiana Tech held third place Wheat on (DL) (Ohio) Wittenberg Steubenvffle (Ohio) and Gram-Min- g (La) remained in the slots Pacific Lutheran was eighth Akron (Ohio) ninth and Kentucky Weskysn 10th Southwest (Ma) State eighth last week headed the second 10 group Hofstra (NY) Stetson (Ffa) Southwest (Tex) State Los Angeles State Centenary (La) Mississippi Southern West Virginia Wealeyan Georgia South erns Western Illinois and Fort Hays (Kan? State completed the top 20 on that order Each coach oh the rating board votes for 10 teams in toe order he ranks them nationally Points are awarded on a basis for votes from first through 10th place: The coaches' based their latest ballots on games played through last Saturday 122-10- Tp Sign Treaty - WASHINGTON (UPI) The new UJSJapanese security treaty reaffirming this country's right to station troops in Japan win be signed at the White House on Jan if 19 V:1 '! IN COOPERATION WITH I ' ' - I THE SAVINGS AND LOAN FOUNDATION vettra : - Idaho Cowboy isYot - a- B1 4S 0r 'toJswjnjjBBnnnn mims Yy DALLAS (UPI) Harry Charters lv S44rearld ehaimiian steer wrestler from Melba Idaho weonesaay was voted the Rodeo Cowboys Association coveted "rookie of the year" award Charters has already won the ateer wresauurchajnpionshlp for 1851 His selection as top rookie marked the first time the RCA has chosen a cowboy for the honor who was already a cham-- A 71 C w W HJ Ifrr 'm' : mm mmmmuik mm :m? tUtf r 'I n c?v m mm all Direct Froia KEZAR STAPIUM Saii Francisco 7 slx-fteU-lx SMt Is the 111 T The 250 pound Charters cinched steer wrestling ' honors for toe year before he entered the National Finals Rodeo In Dallas He heirbettfrthSB-15001 toad over Don Fedderson ef Sidney Ntb when be ed the rorld serlesH for and pieked tn H5I going ssenssaar ntawrs nul s ws ntai eexnass for the : paar oate aroooM to Mit T3" ANNUAL iiiiii Rookit Of Year 3 t (y ffeshr 1i r"i"'' V S "f i iBL LS aBLimjH VBjBram'erBi 'va rmmm Xr sa n pas : JT fmmi&-f :" : V" mm-- --Ul ' ')': |
