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Evening star., 1961-12-02
ROSE BOWL AFTERMATH
Buckeye Alumni Secretary
Blasted by Woody Hayes

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Dec. l
(AP) .-Footbal Coach Woody
Hayes of Ohio State, incensed
because his Buckeyes were re-
fused a Rose Bowl trip by the
schools faculty council. re-
leased some of his steam last
night at Alumni Secretary John
B. Fullen, a long time foe of
post-seaSon games.
Hayes told television viewers,
in referring to Fullen:
I've heard him boast so
many times. They can't fire
me because l select the men
who keep me in office
I'VE should know how popu-
lar or unpopular our alumni
secretary is. He's said his Job
is to needle the university to
keep it on it's toes-I've heard
HIM say it. If that isn't his
job, then we'd better review the
situation.
You should write-don't call
or harraSs in any way. Just
write-if you do not favor
Fullen's attitude. You should
write if you do.
But let's lust see about that.
Let's see if they can't fire him
because he selects the men who
keep him in office
Hayes suggested that his
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Woo|pertS Says
Saints Fired
Him as Coach

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2
AP).-"Resigned?" Phil Wool
pert exploded. Il didn't resign,
l was fired"
Woolpert, 46, one Of the Ma
tion's most successful college
basketball coaches, was shown
the door yesterday after just Is
games as coach of the San
Francisco Saints of the new
American Basketball League.
Kevin O'Shea. a time
All-America from Notre Dame
and the Saints general man.
ager, took over as the clubs
coach. George McKeon. club
president, said O'Shea would
run the team until a replace
ment for Woolpert is found.
O'Shea'S debut last night was
a success. The Saints beat the
Chicago Majors, 90-87, for their
seventh victory in l6 games.
Woolpert coached the Uni
verslty of San Francisco to Ma
tional championships in 1855
and 1856. That club set the
collegiate record of so straight
victories and in one four-year
stretch Woolpert's Dons won
l04 games and lost only 10.
San Francisco was assured
victory last night on Gene
lay-up with only sec
ondS left to play. Chicago's
HerSchel Turner scored 26
points in a losing cause.
In other ABL games, Cleve-
land and Kansas City strength
ened their holds on first place
in the Eastern and Western
Divisions while Hawaii won its
fifth straight after a l0-game
losing streak.
Cleveland beat Los Angeles.
1892, for its ninth victory in
its last 10 games; Kansas City
Pittsburgh. l2l-99, and
Hawaii defeated Washington.
1888.
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Willis so Points Break
Record for LA. Arena

ll8-l00. and St. Louis nipped
Detroit. ll9-ll6.
Chamberlain got 81 of his
points in a second-half surge
during which the Warriors
came from a S6-79 deficit to
a 95-S8 lead and won going
away.
Philadelphia's Paul Arizin
also scored the l5.O00th point
OF his NBA career in the third
period. He wound up with 80
points.
Jerry West led Los Angeles.
which plays the Warriors in
the Arena again tonight. with
SO points. Baylor added 33.
The St. Louis Hawks big
three of Bob Petit. clyde
Lovellette and Cliff Hagan ac-
counted for 79 points against
Detroit with Hagan showing
the way with 90. Lovellette got
%, including the basket that
broke a ll3-all tie late in the
game and put the Western
Division tail-enders ahead to
stay. Petit got %.
New York's high scoring trio
of Richie Guerin (27), Willie
Naulls '2D and Johnny Green
l9D did the bulk of the point
making in the Knicks' victory
over Syracuse, while Boston
got almost half of its points
from Tom Heinsohn C24. Bill
Russell (26D and Bob Cousy
tl5l in a runaway triumph
over the Packers.
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Don't Pity McNee|ey,
He'll Collect $125, 900

TORONTO, Dec. 2 (APD.-
Don't cry for young Tom Nc
Neeley.
The supposedly sacrifical
lamb for Heavyweight cham
pion Floyd Patterson will COL
lect something in the neighbor-
hood of S125,00O as we'll as a
chance to hit the jackpot in
the title fight at Maple Leaf
Gardens Monday night.
McNeeley's biggest purse was
$4,000 for one Of his three
fights with George Logan. the
most formidable of his % me-
diocre opponents in an un-
beaten pro career Of 3ls years.
His purse for the title fight,
including the gate and theater-
television. probably will be more
than he has crossed in all Of
his bouts.
Already he's talking like his
capitalistic manager. Pete Full
Ter, an auto agency owner.
"Oh, those taxes" Tom
moaned today.
It's great to be in a bracket
where you can worry about
taxes" consoled his Harvard
educated manager.
Fuller said he almost had to
scrape the bottom of the bar
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rel to put up the 81 million
guaranteeing Patterson a re-
turn fight within 120 days IN
case McNeeley gets lucky and
dethrones the l0-1 favored
champion.
If that upset should happen,
McNeeley will have the pleas
ure of learning about IS per
cent and up tax brackets like
Patterson. The virtually un-
schooled champion discusses fl
nance as if he was a graduate
Of Harvard Business College.
Before McNeeley went through
his limbering up exercises yes
terday. Charley Goldman, who
trained and schooled retired,
undefeated Heavywei h /
Champion Rocky Marciano. ar
rived to join the challenger s
brain trust.
Toms got a couple of things
going for him." said the tiny
trainer. Hes rough and tough
like Rock and he goes right
after a guy. If he gets in the
first good punch on Patterson,
strange things may happen.
Both McNeeley, who once
dreamed he flattened Patter-
son. and the champion have
finished their major training
All they have left to do is road
work, light exercises and rest.
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Addition of Sam Jones
BoIsters Detroit Staff

MIAMI BEACH, FLA, Dec. 2
(AP).-Detroit has bolstered
its fine pitching staff by adding
the veteran Sam Jones from
Houston in return for Bob Bruce
and Manuel (Pete) Montejo, a
pair Of young righthanded
pitchers.
Il expect to use Jones both
as a starter and on relief" said
Manager Bob Scheffing Of the
Tigers. Il was a coach with the
Chicago Cubs when Jones
pitched no-hitter for them
and I know all about him"
With Jones to back up Frank
Larry, Jim Bunning. Don Mossi
PAIL Foytack and Ron Kline
either AS a starter or in the
bullpen. Scheffing appears well
equipped to give the New York
Yankees another stiff battle for
the American League pennant
Led League in 1859
Jones, who will be 81 De-
cember IA, was acquired by
Houston from San Francisco fol
$4,000 in the expansion draft
last October. He had an 8-e
record and a $50 earned run
average for the Giants, with
Evening star., 1961-12-02
PiersoII, Byrd Receive
MC|ub Honors Toniqht

The NJ Club of the University
of Maryland will honor Jimmy
Piersall, the Senators new CEN
terfielder and DR.. H. C. Curly
Byrd, among others, at the
11th annual awards banquet
tonight at the Sheraton-Park
Hotel.
Piersall will receive the "Ac-
complished Sportsman" award
from Jim lemon, last years
winner. DR.. Byrd, former
Maryland president and foot
ball coach, will receive the
Distinguished Citizen Honor
from Dave Brigham, alumni
secretary.
Moon Evans. former football
and basketball great at Mary
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land; Fritz Maisel, 7l-year-old
former big Lacquer, and Harry
Jeffra, eX-bantam and feather
weight champion, will be in
Quoted into the Hall of Fame.
Also the name of the late Buck
Herzog, a former National
League infielder who died in
1858, will be placed in the Hall
of Fame.
Guard Bill Kirchiro of the
Maryland football team will
receive the Jim Tatum Me-
mortal Award as the outstand-
ing lineman.
Coaches Of Maryland's At
lantic Coast Conference cham
pionship teams. outstanding
athletes and school officials
will be among those honored.
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ston and New York; for pension
benefits"
Judge Robert Cannon, the
players legal advisor, pointed
out that the players indebted
ness amounts to $40 million
which must be amortized iH
20 years. He added that 1l2
new players have been added
to the plan at a cost OF a mil
lion dollars. He listed these
among his arguments for a
second All-Star Game.
Vote on Bonus Rule
The major leagues vote today
at their annual Joint meeting
on the proposed new rule de-
signed to curb excessive bonus
payments. 1t has been learned
that the American League ap-
proved the rule, 100. at its own
separate meeting and that the
National League voted for 1t,
Evening star., 1961-12-02
TapersAttempt
To Even Series

HONOLULU, Dec. 2 CAP).-
The WASHINGTON Tapers hope
to cool off the red-hot Hawaii
Chiefs here tonight as they
meet for the second time in
their American Basketball AS
sociation series of five games
IN as many nights.
The Chiefs chalked UP their
fifth straight victory last night
as Dave Mills and jeff Cohen
led them to a 1888 decision
over the Washington team.
Mills scored % points and Jeff
Cohen 81.
However, both Mills and
Cohen took a back seat to
WaShington'S Roger Kaiser,
who netted "a points and hit
for two three-point goals. The
former Georgia Tech ALL
America now has "a three
pointers, tops in the league.
Mills and Chuck Curtis Of
the Tapers were elected for
fighting late in the game.
Evening star., 1961-12-02
Houston Bids
For Big Win
Over Chargers
BY the Associated Press

Houston tries to repel the
surge of San Diego'S Chargers
tomorrow in the big game of
the regular season in the Amer
ican Football League.
At Houston. where the
Chargers never have won, San
Diego puts its undefeated, un-
tried record on the line against
a Houston outfit that has won
six in row and averaged 40
points per game while doing it.
San Diego is champion of
the Western Division and has
nothing to lose in this game
except prestige. However. Hous-
ton needs the victory to feel
the assurance of a repeat as
Eastern Division champion.
If Houston wins this one it
will be a shoo-in for the di-
vision title since it will then
have only two games to play
and those against teams it has
beaten decisively
The largest crowd in AFL
history-more than $4,000 will
Jam JeppeSen Stadium - will
see the Oilers making their big
bid for repeat of the cham
pionship playoff last year.
Houston beat the Chargers.
then playing out of Los An
geleS, for the title.
Three more games will be
played tomorrow but only one
of them is of any Importance.
Boston, which is just one game
back of Houston in the fight
for the Eastern Division title.
meets oft-beaten Denver at
Denver.
Dallas will be at New York
and Buffalo at Oakland in the
other games.
Evening star., 1961-12-02
CIV RALLY FALLS SHORT
WI, Spineorn Open
Season With Victories

WaShington-Lee High School,
the pre- season favorite in the
Northern Virginia Group IA
League. and Spingarn, the de-
Tending Interhigh League and
City basketball champion, yes
terday opened their seasons
with victories, but they came in
different fashions.
WaShington-Lee had to fight
off a hustling George Washing
ton team to take a 5l-45 deci-
sion in a non-league contest
before a full house Of 1850 at
the new Jack Tulloch Memorial
asium IN Alexandria
Spingarn, led by David Bing' S
20 points, polished off Hoff-
man-Boston, 72-39, at the Ar
lington school.
In other scholastic games
last night. Lee opened the
Group la League with a
76-39 victory over OsbOurn at
Osbourn: Parker-Gray re-
bounded in the second half to
defeat Phelps, 55-43, at Par
ker-Gray, 6-fOot-7 Bob Dunn
scored p points to lead
GrOvetOn over HerndOn, ST.
81, at HerndOn, and CardOZO
topped Luther Jackson, ST.
so.
WI doubled the score, 28-l4
on CIV at halftime but the
Presidents came roaring back
in the third and fourth quarters
to make it a contest. However
CIV never got any closer than
four points, thanks to timely
WI baskets by Ed Hummer
and Bob Sutton.
Hummer, 6-foot-5, was high
Evening star., 1961-12-02
BY the Associated Press

1t seems to be Just a matter
of time before Wilt Chamber
lain erases the National
Basketball Association record
of II points in one game.
The 7-foot-l star Of the
Philadelphia Warriors tossed
in 60 points last night in
leading the Warriors to a
1917 victory over the Los
Angeles Lakers. 1t was the
second highest single total of
his career and broke his own
Los Angeles Arena mark Of 56.
His single game high is 81,
only four short of the record
Il set by Elgin Baylor of the
Lakers last season.
In other NBA games. Boston
beat Chicago, 140-12l. New
York defeated Syracuse,
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7-3. The Los Angeles Dodgers,
San Francisco and Milwaukee
were identified as those op-
posed.
The National League agreed
to give Houston and New York,
priority in waiver claims for
the first 80 days of the season.
Houston and New York will
toss a coin to see which gets
first pick with the others fol-
lowing in the customary order,
based on the 1861 standings in
reverse order.
The American League re-
ferred for additional study a
proposed revision of its disaster
plan for stocking club that
might lose the services Of seven
or more men in a disaster.
When the plan is approved it
will provide for all the clubs to
chip in with an equal number
Of players.
Evening star., 1961-12-02
Kansas Golfer
Steals Show

WEST PALM BEACH. Fla.
Dec. 2 (AP) Gay Brewer held
a three stroke lead in the
100000 West Palm Beach Open
golf tournament at the half
way mark today but the gallery
had its eve on Jim Dowling of
Wichita. Kans.
Bowling. a big, bearish pro
who recently returned from
four years Of service aboard an
icebreaker. made two eagles on
the last four holes in sensation
al fashion yesterday and fin
ished with a 36-hole total of
l44 to stay in the tournament.
Sixty pros and the low anna
teurs. with scores Of lat or less,
remained for the final two
rounds.
Bowling. deadly accurate with
his irons. used a No. S from l60
YardS out to send his second
shot into the cup on the 18th,
The ball dribbled in. On the
18th. he used a No. 6 iron and
the ball sailed into the cup on
the fly from $50 yards out.
Brewer shot an 8-under- par
81 to take the lead at 1873 while
Don Massengale, leader after
the first 18 holes. needed SO for
a total of 1856 and second place.
Tommy Aaron was third at 1873,
followed by Frank Boynton.
George Bayer and Bobby Mich
OILS. at l39.
Arnold Palmer had a second
round 81 to card a 36-hole total
of 140 and tie with Harold
Kneece. Herman Scharlau and
Johnny Potts.
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Dye Tukes Nebraska Job,
Will Select Football Coach

LINCOLN, Nebr., Dec. 2 (AP)
William H. CTippy) Dye,
former Ohio State football and
basketball star, is Nebraska S
new athletic director.
Dye, now at Wichita Univer-
sity, was named to the Ne
braska post yesterday. He will
take over officially on January
l but will be available for con-
sultation in the interim.
Nebraska also needs a new
football coach and Dye is ex-
pected to have a free hand in
selecting the successor to Bill
Jennings.
In Wichita. Dye said the new
coach might not be named until
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Two Gu Booters
Make AII-Sturs

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2 tAP.-
Catholic University was one of
four schools placing two play
erS on the Mason-Dixon Con-
ference All-Star soccer team
announced yesterday.
The Catholic U. representa-
tives are Fullback Mario Rami-
rez and Halfback Hugo Oviedo.
Also placing two men each
were Washington College, the
league champion; University of
Baltimore and Johns Hopkins.
The team:
Goalie. Bob Keane. Johns HOPKINS;
Fullbacks. Ramirez and Andy Mason.
Roanoke: Halfbacks. oviedo. Laszlo
Szebedics. Western Maryland, and Dick
Swomley. Mt. ST. Mary's; Forwards,
Howard Beck and Martin Pustilnick,
Baltimore: Linemen. Bob Meyers, Johns
Hopkins, and Bucky Larrimore and
John Coles. Washington College.
Evening star., 1961-12-02
Thompson PAGES Friars

after the NCAA meeting at Chi
cago in January.
He emphasized that the job
is very much up in the air"
Dye added that he was dis
cussed the post with Hank Fold
berg, Wichita's head coach. and
that Foldberg expressed inter-
est. Foldberg has been ap-
preached by Texas AIM, Dye
said.
Jennings was miss e d
Thursday after five years at
the helm of the Huskers.
Salary terms for Dye were
not announced. Bill Orwig. who
left the athletic dictatorship
last spring to go to Indiana, re-
ceived S15,200.
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whom he was a 2l-game winner
IN 1859, leading the league in
victories He won l8 the next
year.
The new Houston club, eager
to build with younger talent.
plans on Bruce, a 27-year-old
Detroit boy, as a starter. He
had l-2 record with the
Tigers in IA games last sea-
son and spent part of the sea-
son on the Denver farm in the
American Association, where
his record was 20.
Montejo. 26, had a 1913 rec
ord in Denver and was 90.
with the Tigers in IL relief
appearances.
The Tiger-Colt swap was the
most important of three base
ball deals completed yesterday.
CaTuS Oet huCkS
In a trade between Baltimore
and the st. Louis Cardinals,
two men who played together
at Rochester last summer trad
ed uniforms. Johnny Kucks,
2S-year-old righthanded pitcher
formerly with the Yankees and
Kansas City, moved to St. Louis
after 1913 season at Roches-
ter. Shortstop Ron Kabbes, a
.264 hitter at Rochester, moved
from the Cardinal organization
to the Orioles.
Cleveland acquired Infielder
Mel Roach for its Jacksonville
farm of the international
League in a swap that sent two
young catchers, Ely Churchich
and Lou Holdener to the Cubs.
Roach probably will get a
thorough trial in the spring.
The former Milwaukee Brave
had to be put on a minor
league roster because the In
dians already are up to the 40
man limit.
Evening star., 1961-12-02

audience send petitions on the
to Ray Fenner, imme-
diate past president of the
Alumni Association and still a
member of the board.
Hayes said 1t was a shame
that the Buckeyes won't get
the Rose Bowl experience.
Evening star., 1961-12-02
CYO SCORES

VARSITY GIRLS
St. Cecilia 10. 81. Patricks. o3.
Immaculate, A.; St Anthony, l6
Holy Name 80. Pallotti, is
Immaculate Conception. rs Notre
Dame. | s.
Holy Trinity ~; OConncn. 81.
Holy Cross. 80: Seton. %
JAYVEES
Sacred Heart. Ii, Regina l6
Holy Name. Il. Pallotti g.
Notrs Dame, %. Immaculate Concep-
tion Il
Holy Trinity. 45; OConnel. l6.
Holy Cross, Il; seston. Is.
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scorer with IL points although
he missed the last two days OF
practice because of illness. Ray
Hodgdon had 10 points for the
Generals. Jim Connor led CIV
with nine.
Garland Logan, 6-foot-3, and
Clarence Dawson, g. foot 2,
each netted 10 points for Spin
garn. The Green Wave opened
up l5-point bulge at halftime
and added to it steadily in the
second half although Coach
William Rountree emptied his
bench.
/ LEE OSBOURN-Bob Wills
pumped in % points to lead the
Lanceres, who broke open the
game by outscoring OSbourn,
25-7, in the third period. Chuck
Sapek added IA points and Bob
Bowers IL for the LancereS.
GROVETON HERNDON-
The Hornets couldn't stop Dunn
from scoring from close range
and that was the difference.
The Tigers jumped off to a
quick lead and added to it
throughout the game. Paul Fox
had II points in a losing effort
for Group l-B Herndon.
PARKER -GRAY-PHELPS -
James Lewis hit five straight
field goals late in the third
period to break open the game
for Parker-Gray. George Law
horne's two free throws had
pulled the Bulldogs into a 30
30 deadlock before Lewis set
tied the issue.
CARDOZA LUTHER JACK
SON-Clarence Eggleston with
"a points sparked Cardozo in
the game at Merrifield.
Evening star., 1961-12-02
BY the Associated Press

Ohio State and Cincinnati.
nominated as likely repeaters
as the Nations best. swing into
action tonight at the top of the
schedule for the first college
basketball week end of the
season.
Ohio State, which had a 32-
game winning string going
until it ran into the balanced
Bearcats and lost in overtime
in the NCAA championship
final last March, goes against
Florida State.
Thompson PAGES Friars
The Buckeyes, with three of
last years starting five back
and adequate replacements on
hand for the other two, have
been picked as the most likely
to succeed in a preseason
Associated Press poll of basket
ball experts.
Cincinnati. ranked second,
takes a 22-game winning string
Evening star., 1961-12-02
Second AII-Stor Game Out
After 1862, A. l.. DEGREES

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Dec. 2
j(AP) The major leagues form
ally adopted the new bonus rule
and approved the second ALL
Star Game for 1862 in a seven
minute joint meeting today. 1t
was the shortest joint meeting
on record.
The new bonus rule is de-
signed to curb heavy spending
by the majors for untried
youngsters.
The second All-Star Game in
1862 will be played in Wrigley
Field, Chicago, Monday. July 80.
The regularly scheduled dream
game is July 10 in Washington S
new stadium.
Yesterday the America n
League halfheartedly okayed
the second All-Star game, but
warned in no uncertain terms
1t would be the last.
A league announcement con-
veyed by Public Relations Di-
rector Joe McKenney. read
tersely:
THE American League voted
to participate in. the second
All-Star Game in 1862, but it
will not entertain any request
for a second All-Star Game
again. A committee will be ap-
pointed to consider an alternate
program which will benefit the
major league players and bene-
fit baseball"
Given Slight Nudge
The National League accept
ance of the request by the play
ers for two games was given in
a much more cooperative vein
The players had based theil
request on vote of the body
which favored the continuance
of the two-game setup, 491-49
An American Lacquer ex-
planned his leagues thinking
this way:
THE sentiment is overwhelm-
ingly two All-Star Games. Only
two of the 10 club owners
showed any sympathy for it
Why then did we endorse it:
Well. let's just say that while
: we weren't pushed into it, We
were given a slight nudge"
, Commissioner Ford Frick gave
some enlightenment as to VIII!
: the owners decided to 60 alons
with the players one more time
This is a partnership ven.
ture," Frick explained, "anc
consequently if one partner
wants to have nothing to dC
with it. that's all there is to it
, would have no vote. 1t is com.
pletely up to them"
Players Need Money
: Frick persistently has op'
posed the two All-Star Game
system. 1t is his belief a seconc
. game detracts from the i'm
portance of the event.
"All things being equal. IL
say no to a second All-Stal
Game even next year" he said
IF I had to vote. however. =
would have to say yes because
of the unusual circumstance
currently prevailing.
The players have need of tht
money a second game would ne
S225 .000l. They have taken or
an added debt to their pension
fund by embracing the man.
ayers OF two new teams CHou'
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PROVIDENCE GETS SCARE
Buckeyes, Cincinnati
Open Action Tonight

into its game with Indiana
State as the Bearcats, with a
couple Of sophomores named to
important roles. open defense
of their NCAA title.
A number of the predicted
top 10 opened up last night and
at least one-Providence-got
a scare.
The Friars. NIT champions
and picked fifth in the pre-
season poll, got a good per-
formance from 6-foot-l1
sophomore John Thompson
and finally pulled out a $3.50
victory over Mount st. Mary's.
Thompson, who pairs with
Providence's 6-foot-10 Jim
Hadnot on the Friars' front
line, dropped in push shot to
give the Friars a 60-58 lead
with only 80 seconds left
against Mount st. Mary's.
They held it the rest of the
way. The tall sophomore from
Washington. D. c., finished
with % points.
Duke Blasts Florida
Other ranked teams in action
included Southern California
mo. A., 56-43 victor over Mis-
souri,. Duke mo. ~, and Seat
tie mo. 100. Duke blasted Flor
ida. 80-58. and Seattle handled
West Texas State, 1888.
In some of the other major
action. Marquette punished
Aquinas (Mich.) 1850: Utah
beat Arizona, 71-62: Kansas
took Arkansas, 85-74: Texas
AIM edged Centenary. 1856;
Illinois beat Butler, 82-72;
Notre Dame trounced Bellar-
mine, 7l-52; Wichita over
whelmed Colorado State, 64-36.
and Oklahoma City outlasted
Texas Christian, 97-9l.
I Bob McAteer broke Tom Co.
las individual scoring record in
leading LaSalle to a 102-62 de-
cision over Millersville State.
He had AZ points to wipe out
Gola's Al as a school high.
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RESULTS LAST NIGHT
Hawaii. g3: Washington. So.
Kansas CITY. l2l: Pittsburgh. 90.
Cleveland, ll3: Los Angeles. 81.
San Francisco. 90: Chicago. 81.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

III. Dedham. Mass knocked out Joe
Church, l13. New York t2l.
MELBOURNE. Australia.-Don John
son. 1854. Los Angeles stopped Aldo
Pravisanl. l34i7. italy t1D