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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-11
Trafford Lodge Props
For May 18th Meeting

Trafford, Pa. - This is to
urge all members of Lodge
No. SAL to attend our next
regular meeting which will be
held May Is in our Club An
mex at 2 Pm. We have an i'm
portant unpaid bill to be ta-
ken care of with the consent
of a majority of our members.
Second important matter
will be the nomination of del
egate for the ninth CFU Con-
vention. Your presence, opin-
ions and votes are most i'm
portant concerning tn e s e
matters. Please take this re-
minder into consideration and
attend this meeting.
Joseph Zegar, Sec'y.
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Los Angeles Choir In
Annual Concert June 5

Los Angeles, Calf. - The
affiliates of the "Slavulj"
Singing Society are as busy
as the proverbial bees with
preparations for the Annual
Spring Festival, scheduled
for Sunday, June 5, 1855. The
gala event will be staged at
the Sons of Herman Hall, on
25th and So. Main Streets,
promptly at 400 PM.
According to our President
Toni Middleton, everything
possible is being done to see
that our many friends will
spend another complete day
of happy enjoyment in our
midst.
The Crlenica Brot h ers
Tamburitza Orchestra will be
on hand for the afternoon
program to accompany the
Chorus, and then again in the
evening between TOO PM and
p? for your dancing jambo-
rec.
We appeal to our members,
friends and officials of other
organizations to reserve this
date, Sunday, June 9Th, for
attendance at our affair.
"Slavulj" has never before
failed to put across a superb
performance and we don't
intend to let our audience
down at this event.
Mary NJ. Pickard, Pub.
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Northern Cal has to win
this year since it's been two
to one in favor of Southern
Cal. We wish to warn bro.
Louis Bradvica, the grand
fellow and Chairman of last
years tourney, that we are
out "for blood" this year. Bet
ter get your keglers to prac-
tice daily if you want to keep
the edge in the winning col
umn.
But we assure you, Louis,
that no matter who wins, our
Tourney Committee, namely
Milan Popovich, William Bla-
zevich, William Sankovich,
Chris Radovan, Peter Capt.
tanich and yours truly, will
see to it that our usual fine
spirit of fraternalism pre-
walls. We look forward to the
opportunity to sit with you at
the banquet table at Mariani's
Restaurant, 249O Ell Canine
Real, in Santa Clara.
Motel reservations may be
had right next door to the
Restaurant if you write to
bro. Popovich or Kay Jagich,
81 Hill Avenue, Watsonville,
California.
So, roll up your sleeves, all
you keglers, and we'll sec you
on May 28th.
Peter Obad, Pub.
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Barberton Lodge 254
In 0utinq On June 5th

Barberton, Ohio - Gro
attain Harmony" CFU Lodge
254 affiliates are letting little
grass grow under their feet
these days and have already
made plans to stage several
events during the forthcom-
ing months.
We'd like to serve advance
notice on our organizations in
this and surrounding locali-
ties that we have scheduled
our outing of the year for
June 5, 1866, to be held at
Roma Park, Route 18, in Me-
dina.
Frank Madjerac and his fa-
nous Polka Band from Bar
berton has been booked for
the occasion to furnish your
favorite shuffling tunes.
We also promise our guests
plenty of that delicious hot
barbecued lamb and pork, a.
long with the better known
brands of liquid refreshments,
so make plans to join us on
that day.
Alexander Pozega, Rec.
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Detroit Lodge III In
REGULAR Meet MAY Il

Detroit, Mich. - Ony x
Lodge TT is holding their
next monthly meeting Thurs
day evening, May IL, 1866.
Pres. Babich will call the
meeting to order at exactly
800 PM. This will give men,
bers another opportunity to
bring their dues up-to-date
before the Chicago Tourney.
The Annual Picnic given by
all Detroit Lodges will be
held at Clinton Valley Park,
Van Dyke and 1912 Mile Road
in July. Rattle tickets may
be obtained by calling Fabian
Babich at VA 2-1481.
Neva Ruzich, Rec.
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Trafford Members Set
For Mite OF Merriment

Trafford, Pa. - c. F. U.
Lodge No. 541 of Trafford
extends a cordial invitation
to our regular and social
members and their friends to
attend t h G entertainments
dance on Saturday Evening,
May ii in our Club Rooms at
303 Cavitt Avenue. Music for
your listening or dancing
pleasure will be furnished by
the well-knoWn Four Escorts
Orchestra.
Joseph Zegar, Sec'y.
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Duquesne Lodge Ready
For Nominations Meet

Duquesne, Pa. - This is to
notify all members Of Lodge
320 that the next regular
monthly meeting is to be held
Saturday, May IA, at 7 pm.
at the Croatian Club, 2 Ham,
ilton Ave.
The main order of business
will be nominations Of Can
didates for Delegate to the
CFU's 9th Quadrennial Con-
vention, which is to take place
in Philadelphia this coming
September. We wish to re-
mind our members that any,
one who can comply with Sec
ton 40 of our CFU Bylaws
may run as Candidate for
Delegate to the Forthcoming
Convention.
Scheduled also to be shown
at $50 pm, the same eve
ming, are motion pictures Ia
ken in the regions of Ogulin,
Vrbovsko, Karlovac, Zagreb
and other parts of Croatia,
The movies will begin imme-
diately after the adjournment
of the meeting, so we urge
our members, young and old,
to attend both the meeting
and witness the pictures, and
enjoy a highly entertaining
evening. Ivan Yuran, Sec'y.
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night, May 9Th, so mail your
entries, with $500 per event,
$1,000 for All-Events. to 100
Bryant Avenue, Mountain
View, Calf.
All CFU members in Cali
fornia are eligible to bowl and
this year teams may be COM
prised of members of differ
ent Lodges. That's a new rul-
ing for this years tourney.
Thirty to forty teams are
expected to take to the maple
lanes and judging from all
indications, the Tournament
will see the greatest competi-
ton matches witnessed in the
past five years.
All of the top winners of
last years classic will be
there to repeat their triumphs
if at all possible. The Watson
vile damsels, twice winners,
will try it again for the third
time but we guarantee that
they'll find plenty of compe-
tition from the Lodge 900
gals.
1t appears certain that
Northern Cal will enroll some
twenty-five teams comprised
of some of the best boWlers
in the State. We predict that
the Lodge 900 team will be
within ten pins of the top
when the final counts are in.
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LODGE 514 Seek Calls
For Biz Meet Turnout

Canton, Ohio - Notice is
hereby given all members of
"St. Ann" Lodge 514 that the
next regular monthly meeting
will be held Wednesday, May
II, at 7::3O PM in the Amer
ican Croatian Home, 2543
Winfield Way, N. E.
Nominations Of Candidates
for Delegate to the Croatian
Fraternal Unions 9th Quad
rennial Convention will be the
main order of business. These
nominations should be the
concern of every member of
Lodge 514 and result in a
banner turnout May II.
Andy Vrane, Sec'y.
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Help! Help! Help!

Attention, all juvenile
and adult Candidates for
Junior and Honorary Del
egates to the Croatian Fra
ternal Unions 4th National
Junior Convention, which
is to be held July 2-3-4,
1856, in Gary, Indiana.
The Home Office at
Pittsburgh recently for
warded each and every one
of you a letter in which we
urged you to advise us re-
garding the following ques-
tiOnS:
II Do you intend to quail
ify on the basis of 35
Points as either a Junior
or Honorary Delegate with
all Convention privileges
save transportation costs
to and from Gary, or p do
you intend working for the
full quota of Campaign
Points in order to enjoy all
Convention privileges, in
Guiding transportation to
and from Gary.
If you haven't answered
your letter, please do so at
your earliest convenience.
We must know what you
intend to do and make our
arrangements accordingly.
Campaign Committee
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Tube City Lodge Will
Name Candidate Nav Is

hcKeesport, Pa. - T h c
members of Lodge 3 will NOM
mate their Candidate for Del
egate to the CFU's 9th Quad
rennial Convention during
their regular monthly meet
ing on Sunday, May Is.
The meeting will start at
1:30 PM sharp and last until
400 PM in order that every
member may attend and vote
for the Candidate Of his or
her choice.
Steve GOjak, Pres.
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Illinois. Checks should be
made payable to Student
Group Director, Chicago
White Sox.
1t is our suggestion that
you do not make transporta-
ton and other arrangements
until you have received an ac-
knowledgement of your reser-
vation. Though tickets for
these dates are available at
the present time, any delay on
your part nay find the sup
ply of tickets for a particular
date exhausted by the time
your request is received. No
Telephone Reservations Are
Accepted.
Should any Of the above
dates be reclassified, convert
ed into night games or other
wise altered so they are not
available to groups, you will
be notified at once. For this
reason, we request you in
clude your Telephone Number
and certainly your Return
Address with each applica-
ton. Please enclose Stamped,
Self-Addressed Envelope.
After a date has been ac-
knowledged by us, there can
be no change to another date,
due to the quantity of re-
quests received and the book
work involved. No refunds
will be made one week prior
to the date of the game. No
refunds will be made after the
game has been played.
We are happy to have you
with us and we sincerely hope
you will enjoy your day at
Comiskey Park.
Sincerely yours,
Don UnfertIl
Student Group Director
Chicago White Sox
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Chi Youngsters
Backing Whitesox

Chicago, Iii. - Listed be-
low are the dates for which
Student Group" tickets are
available during the 1855
baseball season. Unprecedent-
ed demands require us to IL
nit groups to two CIV dates.
Requests for more than two
dates will he returned.
Thurs.-June 2 ........... Boston
Thurs.-June 9 !. Baltimore-2
Thurs.-Aug. Is Kan. City,
Thurs.-Aug 25 .......... Wash.
Sat.-Sept "a .... Kansas City
Reservations must be made
in accordance with the follow
ing regulations and will be
filled on a "first-come, first
served basis" while tickets
for the above listed dates are
available. Groups are limited
to a maximum Of 200.
A check to cover the cost
of the necessary tax tickets
must accompany your re-
quest. There is no charge for
children under IL years of
age; children from IL to 16
years of age must have a
$.25 ticket; and adults must
have a $50 ticket. In order
to insure supervision of all
groups, there must be one
adult supervisor for each ten
(10) children. Any additional
adults must pay full admis'
sion at the Park. These rules
! will be rigidly enforced and
groups not complying with
Same will be refused admit.
tance at the gate. You must
accompany your check with
a breakdown of the two age
groups and total number OF
| adults.
Upon receipt of your check
or money order covering the
necessary tax tickets, said tic.
kets will be mailed to you
with a "letter of authorize.
ton. These will arrive ap.
proximately one week prior
to each date. Your group
must report as a unit to the
Service Gate, located at the
north end of the park, where
the "letter of authorization
and tickets are to be present.
! ed to the gate man.
Address all requests to Stu.
den Groups, Comiskey Park
35th and Shields, Chicago 16
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San Jose To Play Host May @-3O To
sixth Annual Cal State Pin Tourne"
San Francisco, Calf.

San Francisco, Calf All preparations for the stag
ing of the California State CFU 9th Annual Bowling Tour
nament to be held Saturday and Sunday May 1929,
1855 at the Brdgeman Center 375 West Santa Clara St.
in San Jose are completed.
The Tournament Committee, headed by Milan Popovch,
has announced that entries will be accepted after mid
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-11

He that would live in peace
and at ease, must not speak
all he knows, nor judge all he
sees. - Benjamin Franklin
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-11

The Croatian Fraternal
Union of America is the lar
gest fraternal benefit Soci-
ETY. chartered in the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania. 1t
was organized in 1894.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-11

Edward Company janitors supplies 1884
Pavovich, attending Supreme Board meeting 1885
Nick Sarich attending Supreme Board meeting 8911
Country 1855
j. T. Rozgoy, music rehearsals $500
Spiegler's Store 5872
1910
L. Bishop plumbing repairs $3.50
clothes
Middle States Telephone 60 telephone and kilograms 3340
2766
Western Auto Stores truck tires 2136
1775
baskets 1878
Walgreens Drug drugs 1896
Gasoline and Oil MINIMUM. ".".... 30
miscellaneous 727
5000
1850
61e147
Summary
Paid to members beneficiaries
1175C0
Athletic Department 1134O
Orphans 03697
1872 80
Chldrens Home 616147
Joseph Bella Supreme Secretary
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Costa-BeII Rematch
On Te|evision Tonight
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-A Car
melo Costa Bobby Bell rematch
is tonight's televised fight offer
ing from Brooklyn's Eastern
Parkway Arena. (WMAL in
Washington.) Bell, unbeaten
since 1851, won a close fight
from Costa at the Parkway
December 6, six weeks after
Costa suffered his first defeat at
the hands of Rudy Garcia.
Bell impressed fight fans by
upsetting Garcia January 10 to
keep his string going. Bells
overall record for go fights is an
ordinary 36-20-4 but he has
been hot since he came back
from the Army.
Rafael Merentino, a new Ar
gentine middleweight. bows in
tonight at st. Nicholas Arena
against Rinzi Nocero of Brook
lyn. Although Marentino was
stopped by Kid Gavilan in 1852,
he is supposed to be on a par
with Eduardo Lausse, an
other promising Argentine 160-
FOUNDER.
Nocero is getting his first big
chance on TV (WTTG in Wash
ington, oddly enough in the
club that he picketed with a big
"Unfair to Rinzi Nocero" sign
during the war of managers
builds.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
; Coins NCAA Tourney
Iduho State Coins NcAA Tourney
Virginia Electric Earnings Hold
First Biq Ten Title Since 1919

Associated Press poll-already
have been tapped.
The National Invitation Tourn-
ament. which has been battling
the NCAA for the top independ-
ents, has eight of its IL teams
in the fold-defending champion
Holy Cross, Manhattan, Niagara,
Dayton, Cincinnati. Louisville,
Duquesne and st. Francis of
Loretto, Pa.
Here is a rundown on the
major conference races:
Missouri Valley-First-place
st. Louis (6-D can clinch a tie
for the championship Saturday
by defeating Tulsa (5-2D.
Southern-West Virginia won
the regular-season title Satur-
day with an 1914 victory over
favored George Washington. But
the NCAA representative will be
determined by the conference
tournament starting March 3 in
Richmond.
Colorado Leads Big Seven.
Big Seven-Colorado, in first
place with I'll, figures to fatten
its advantage against Kansas
tomorrow and Kansas State Sat-
urday. Missouri still is in the
running with To.
Atlantic Coast-North Caro-
lima State has the championship
just about wrapped up, but this
conference. too, runs a tourna-
ment to decide the NCAA team.
starting March in Raleigh. N.
C. State is ineligible for post
season competition this year. so
if the Wolpack wins. the second
place team goes.
Observation-Disclosures (8-2)
can move into undisputed possess
sion of first place tonight by dis
posing of troublesome Vanderbilt
C7-4. Alabama is tied with the
wildcats for the lead.
TCU Ahead in Southwest.
Southwest - Texas Christian
(8-0 needs only an even break
in it's last two games to insure
itself a tie for the title.
Skyline-Utah could win its
first crown since 1914 by getting
past Wyoming and Colorado
A&M Friday and Saturday.
Border-Texas Tech (7-2,
holds a narrow margin over West
Texas State t8-3).
Pacific Coast-Oregon State
has won the Northern division
and UCLA the Southern section.
Now they meet to decide who
gets the NCAA berth. Oregon
State. incidentally. dropped its
first league game after 13 tri-
umphs. 68-66. to Washington
State Saturday.
Ivy League-Penn G0-2) can
nail down at least tie by beat
ing Columbia (7-3) Saturday.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Golden Gloves
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Golden Gloves light-heavyweight
champion. Myers has a great
amateur record and is considered
to be one of the best punchers
in the entire Marine Corps. He
is a Maryland-born boy who
holds the Free States 175-pound
championship and also the South
Atlantic AAU crown. This con-
trast shapes up as real slugfest.
Sailing along at a merry clip.
Quantico's Terry Downes gets a
rugged opponent in the welter-
weight semifinals in Larry Bar
rett of the Destroyer Force. A
long armed warrior, Barrett
showed a world of class in the
preliminary trials by disposing
of the classy Randy Horne OF
Lejeune.
If the Marines are to survive
the onslaught Of the Destroyer
Force sailors, the Quantico and
Lejeune forces must combine
Thursday night to stop the ad-
vance of the Tidewater Tars
toward the senior team title.
Other bouts in which Marines
face Destroyer Force boxers are
in the lightweight class, where
Lejeune's Nick LaRosa battles
Deslant's Beverly Medley, and in
the 126-pound division, where
Lejeune's John Lennon en-
counters Deslant's Bobby Mich
OILS. This will be the first ap-
pearances of Lennon and Mich
OILS in the tournament, for they
drew byes and went right in the
semifinal round.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
AU Meets Dickinson;
CathoIicU., GaIIaudei
Play on Road Tonight

American University steps out
of the Mason-Dixon Conference
to meet Dickinson College of
Carlisle, Pa. here tonight at $50.
while Catholic U. and Gallaudet
both travel for league games as
the teams set fast pace for the
final week of the season.
Both American and Catholic
have hopes of crashing the con-
ference tournament next week
in Baltimore, with the Eagles
having the most reason for op-
timism.
The top eight teams in the Is
team conference make the tour
nament, and American U. now is
tied for seventh with a SIS rec
ord and has one game remain
ing, at Loyola on Saturday. Even
of the Eagles lose that one they
have a fair chance of making
the playoffs.
Catholic U. has four games re-
naming, and while all are
against second-division teams.
all are away from home. The
Cards play at Washington Col
lege tonight. at Western Mary
land Wednesday and take
weekend trip to Lynchburg and
Randolph Macon. The Cards
would have to win all four for a
1919 conference record.
Gallaudet plays at Western
Maryland tonight. The Green
Terrors have lost all l6 games
they have played this season.
Dickinson. not to be confused
with Fairleigh-Dickinson, which
American U. has beaten twice
this season, brings a 7-6 record
to AU. Dickinson plays Navy at
Annapolis tomorrow afternoon.
Mount st. Mary's won the
Mason-Dixon regular-season title
by defeating Loyola of Balti-
more, 1911, at Emmitsburg
Saturday as Washington's Jack
Sullivan poured in IS points to
take the league scoring lead with
a 24.9 average for Is games.
The Mounts have a 14-1 con-
ference record.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Russell Beats Out Waner
In Ball Players Golf
By the As.eeiafed Prsss

TAMPA, Feb. 21.-Jack RUS
sell of Clearwater, former pitcher
for several major league clubs.
won the Tampa Baseball Players
golf tournament yesterday for
the second straight year.
Russell shot par 72 over the
6,061-yard Tampa Golf and
Country Club course for a &C.
hole total of lat. That was six
strokes better than Paul Waner,
ex-Pittsburgh outfielder. Waner
shot 76 to wind up with 1888.
Yves Ferrell, the one-time
Cleveland star. who was tied
with Waner after the first 10,
took II again today for 154 and
third place.
Other leaders included John
Gray, Kansas City pitcher, and
Carl Sawatski, White Sox CATCH
er, 1853; AL Lopez, Cleveland
I manager, 161; Ewell Blackwell,
former Cincinnati and New York
Yankee pitcher, 1852; Heinie Ma
nush, former Detroit and Wash
ington outfielder, 164.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
SkIur's
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Jack Moore, 6-foot-5 Negro CEN
ter who played on LaSalle's
1951-52 National Invitation
Tournament champions, and
Mike Kearns, former Princeton
star.
Sklar's outfit is an all-star
combination in more than one
field. Dick Groat. former Duke
All-American. will be the Pitts
burgh Pirates No. l shortstop
candidate in spring training. and
Bones Taylor of the Redskins is
one of pro footballs leading
pass-catching ends. Both hap
pen to be pretty good basketball
players.
Cliff Hagan and Lou Tsirop-
oulos of Kentucky, Larry Hen
nessey of Villanova and Dick
Knostman of Kansas State will
round out the starting five.
The Air Force Drum, Bugle
and Bagpipe Corps will parade
before the opening toss-up and
Gaby Bruyere, French night club
singer appearing here, will throw
up the ball to get the game
under way.
Evening star., 1955-02-21

III II U
good, but I'm not that bad,"
he reasoned. and re-entered the
tournament.
He won it.
In the second fling he rolled
games of 1856, lot, 106. los and
1876 for 578, an average Of 1883.
With a handicap of l16 he
crossed 694 to collect $100 on a
$12 investment.
Dick Owen, who averages
about l8 points more than King.
was second with 44-686 for $50
and James Rice. jr., rated at
109, was third with 64-68l for
$50.
Each contestant contributed
so cents to the Heart Fund and
this was matched by the Hi
Skor. With SO entries, the Fund
received $42.50.
Others in the payoff We're:
John Boyle, 1861; Frank De-
torie. 80-668; Jerry Flanagan,
52-665; Joseph Clemens. ir.,
52-663; Charles Rothgeb, 84-662;
Ray Schwartz. 32-662, and Frank
Aquino, 44-459. Consolation
prizes went to Ell Geib, Gil, and
Mark Sperry. 161.
** **
Best bowlers in the opening
week end of the Greater Wash
ington Duckpin Association were
Joe Rimar of the Litho team in
the photographic League and
Julie 'Rapczynski, chairman of
the women's tournament. Rimar
rolled AIS, with games Of 142,
100 and 1853. Mrs. Rapczynski.
paired with Alma Vierbuchen in
Glass A doubles, shot $50 with a
high of l48.
Rimar lifted the Lithos to the
top of Glass c and Mrs. Rap
czynski and Mrs. Vierbuchen
gained the doubles lead. The
Lithos totaled 1868 with a 20
handicap. The women's duo
tailed 2-677.
Another star performer was
Jack Tennyson who rolled 1876.
$50 and 135 for All, paired with
Gordon Sandefur. Tennyson,
from the Fort Davis Major
League, and Sandefur, from the
Evening star., 1955-02-21
BY the Assoeioied Press

Exactly So years ago Mime
sofa won the Western Conference
basketball championship and the
Gophers haven't finished in un-
disputed possession of first
place since.
This year. unless the roof
suddenly falls in on Ossie
Cowles' boys. the Gophers look
like a cinch to win the Big Ten
chase and go on to the NCAA
post season tournament.
At the moment they have
go record in league competition
compared to 30 for second
place Iowa. Tonight the
Gophers play weakling Wiscon-
sin in their final road game OF
the season. This is important
because Minnesota hasn't been
beaten at home in Minneapolis
this year.
Iowa Opposes Illinois.
While the Gophers are ex-
pected to fatten up at the ex-
pense of Wisconsin, Iowa and
third-place Illinois will go at it
and the result probably will kill
off any chances of the loser.
With only a couple of weeks
to go. the sole conference rep
resentative in the NCAA tourney
is Idaho State, which won its
third straight Rocky Mountain
title Saturday by beating Mon
tana State, 57-46.
That leaves IA other league
champions still to be decided.
Nine "at-large" outfits fill out
the tournament. Five-Mar-
quette, Penn State, Canisius,
Villanova and San Francisco,
the No. / team in last weeks