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Tulare Advance-Register Monday, December 3, 1962 Blodes Pull Away SPORTS p- 771 wTt.V If- fO Page 4 BOB CLARK, Sports Editor Skins Hal; lift Shots Press Tells folders and nine free throws" East Bakersfield capitalized him 17. He was awarded- in the first quarter to run up a 17-9 edge at the first break, after even play in the early minntf that saw the teams a whopping 17 gift on a torrent of free throw chances to turn back Tulare Union High School's varsity Speedy Ben Olison canned ll for EB. tied at 8 The Redskins surged back in the second quarter basketballers, 5643, Saturday night on the winner's court The Redskins will journey to Late COS Rally Gains Hoop Nod The came was close until the Corcoran High on Friday night and to North High of Bakersfield on Saturday. The loss at EB came after an opening 69- 34 nod over Kingsburg the to close the gap to 26-24 Dy nan-time and finally tied It at 34-all late in the third period. The key point of the game ama at that rtolriL however.

final minutes, when the home team spurted away. EB led by a narrow 43-40 count with 4 minutes remaining. previous night' when the locals missed a couple The Blades were awarded 45 foul shots and made eood on of free tries that would The box score: hava nut thpm ahead and Plac East BakenfieM 26 of them to provide the win alare ed the pressure on the Blades. fit If ft to ning margin as each team made Olison 13 3 41 Ellis 3 3 15 field goals. Tulare converted Ezell 111 1 3 East High regained me ieau and held it the rest of the way aitViniifrh Tiilare managed to Henry Martin 13 out of 30 free tries.

Ed Gildersleeve and his Red 5 1 2 2 2 0 0 0 stay close until a flurry of Glllenwater 0 nham 1 rlguet 1 MeCllntock 1 Campbell 3 Maddux 5 Dotninguei 2 Horton 0 CuU 0 Pfarr 2 1 3 1 3 2 8 919 3 0 0 0 skins became involved in "dis Stover Blade fast-breaking in tne Iehlnaga final four minutes. cussions" with the officials on some matters of interpretation Ortega Tniano Kzell was the roost College of the Sequoias made up a 15-point deficit in the last seven minutes of play Saturday night to edge Cabrillo College, 5453, in Watsonville. The non-league victory was the Giants' fourth In five outings. COS will travel to Bakersfield College on Friday and return home Saturday night to host Fullerton College, coached by colorful former Tulare Union High mentor Claude Retherford. Vern Terry scored all of his 9 points In the second half and did some clutch shooting during the COS rally to pace the comeback triumph Saturday night The Seahawks, who had and the refs called eight tech Totals 1513 43 Total! 15 2656 nical fouls on the locals.

9 a 38 43- THE HARD WAY Tom Moore, No. 25 ia dark jersey, at left, squirts out of a huge pile-op to gaia a yard to the Los Angeles 4 yard line In the first quarter yesterday. Green Bay's Norm Masters, No. T8, blocks charging Ram Mike Henry, 75. No.

85 Is Ram Dave Jones. The Packers won, 41-10. (L'PI Telephoto) Whether or not Redskin players could hold up their arms dedicated their new gym Friday night held a 28-23 half-time edge and Increased it until Polly Wilhelmsen imposed a pressing defense that ultimately gave his COS cag-ers the nod. Del Tipton returned to his high-scoring ways by hitting for 15 points to lead the Giants. Freshman Daryl Patterson had 11 and Ron Shelly hooped 10.

In the first half of the double header in the new gym, Reedley trounced Hart-nell, 74-49. COS had beaten both teams earlier. JVs Bag Only Win Tulare Union Hieh School effective Redskin, sinking five out of 10 floor shots and adding a free toss for 11 points. Jim Ellis had three buckets and four gifters for 10 digits. East Bakersueia during free throw attempts was one debatable point There were 33 fouls called on Tulare and 24 on EB.

TTich noint man for both teams was classy Blade guard The Blades broke loose late Terry Maddux, whose live Dodgers Deal; I More on Tap Kern Wh Tu are ips NEW YORK. CPD Don't go Andy Gorslii Wins Directors Tourney away, there are more trades tar Wrest Foes in ORTIZ KEEPS TITLE; KAYO come. 1 ing eked out a 30-28 hininr varsitv That was the word today; victory over East Bakersfield from major league baseball of-; ficials who transacted a total had a 70 net over the first 18 nere Saturday after EB's uiass team had won a 30-22 nod. and Robert Hernandez, 112, all downing two visiting Bakers field teams. holes as Rider and Philpot both Tulare Union High School breezed through a happy wrest won both of their matches.

In a nreliminarv to the varsitv of 16 deals last week before carded 66s. scuffle in Bakersfield, the host Larry Martin was a double winding up their annual winter ling debut here Saturday by The former co-leaders slump The Redskins whipped North High, 31-25, in the morning and trounced Bakersfield, 27-16, in meetings here on Saturday jayvee winner in the 138-pound class, his afternoon nod coming team won by 51-25. The local Jayvees displayed strong reboundine and defense ed to 73s Sunday and finished in a tie for fourth. night. on a forfeit.

Bruce Wishman, the afternoon. The Tulare Tn the last deal made before One stroke behind Gorski in marking up a comeback junior varsity lost to North, 112, was the only other local winner against North while the end of the sessions Satur 45-8, and to Bakersfield 30-18. was Visalian Ray Williams, who followed up his first Danny Rogers, 95; Danny Al- Tom Nowlin's won TOKYO. (CPS Carlos Ortl of New York, a right-hand specialist, made a successful defense of his world lightweight championship tonight by knocking oat southpaw Kosaka of Japan in the fifth round of Japan's first 135-ponnd title boat. Before a sellout crowd of 10,000 in Tokyo's covered Uramae a 1 Ortls smashed Kosaka to the canvas with a right to the jaw in the fifth round and the Japanese challenger was counted oat at 2:32 of that session.

day, the New York Mets traded ri Pht-handed Ditcher Bob round 69 with a 68 on Saturday. tnumpn. Tne Kazorblades led by 9-6 and 21-15 tallies at the first two breaks before Tulare gained a 25-23 edge at the end of three periods and then held on. vidrez, 112, and Brad Leach, 133, won against Bakersfield Miller to the Los Angeles eight of the 12 morning matches, three by pins, and then won seven, again three by He will get a trophy as will the champion. Andy Gorski won his first major Tulare Country Club golf tournament yesterday, and he did it the hard way.

Trailing by four strokes as he entered the final 18 holes of play over the weekend, Gorski fired a hot 66 to overcome the lead held jointly by Dr. George Rider and Ray Philpot Gorski's gross tally over the final 18 holes was 75, and his nine handicap gave him the verdict with a 136 net total He Bowmen Shoot Sixty-two shooters competed as the Tulare County Bowmen staged their annual turkev and Til Cheney got a draw. Dodgers for second Daseman Larry Burrlght and first base Youne Jay Williams took pins, against the Drillers. Notching pins against North were Garcia, Dennis Hutton in Mike Dearing scored 7 points man Tim Harkness. third Dlace with a 75471 yes 127-pound action and Statzel.

terday that gave him a 139 net Four Tulareans were double winners. Neil Posson, 165; Ron Statzel, 138; John Garcia, 120, ana teamed with Earl Martin to dominate the rebounding, while Dennis Rhvman tallied Ernie Pachlla, 133, Tom Sala and 147 low gross. zar, 154, and Posson were pin (333 Ef Gorski was extra hot over the 6 and was a key defensive per first 14 holes, firing two-under victors against Bakersfield. Complete varsity results: par golf before slumping to go former. Al Marshall's locals were Hampered bv Door foul five over on the final four Talare-Korth 95, Herron, N.

won AAU Asks For Probe shooting that saw them hit by forfeit; 103, D. Hernandez, dec. Bond. 10-4: 113, R. Hernandez, T.

Binned Ramaee: 120. Garcia. T. Bulldogs Bow; Wildcats Next shoot yesterday. Top honors oniy six out of 22.

East High made an 8-poInt half time lead stand up through the second half in the tilt Chris White was high point pinned Roberts: 127, Hutton, pinned Reese; 133, Padllla, dec. Horsberry, 5-4: 138. Statiel, T. pinned Clark: 145. Starr.

N. dee. Dc- holes. Hockey Results WESTERN LEAGUE Portland 2, Spokane 0. Seattle 5, Calgary DETROIT.

dTl Government went to Tank Eiicechi, Bill Carvalho. Dale LeGrand. Ren- Classified Ads Get Results minmez. 7-3: 154, Findley, pinned intervention in the tangled Salazar; 165. Posson.

dec. Kin nell Iacono and Helen Worth- man wim 13 while Dick PHOENIX. (CPU Fresno State nett. 5-Z: 175. Hamilton.

T. ec. ington. power struggle between the Amateur Athletic Union and track coaches of the National Mozdir played a strong all- College basketballerg, defeated Smith. 9-2; 191, Campbell.

pinned Hillman: unlimited, McWhorter, pinned Berberia. arouna game. EB's strong defense keDt Tu Collegiate Athletic Association Tnlare-Bakersfield 95. Blnsrham. in the 1962-63 season opener, face tough Arizona State University tonight in the second game of their Arizona tour.

lare from scorine a field eoal appeared definite today. B. won by forfeit; 103, Harthorn. dee. D.

Hernandez. 7-2; 112, R. Her AAU President Louis J. in the first half as the Daggers The University of Arizona nandez, dec. Herrera, 8-2: lao, Garcia, dec.

Coy, 6-0; 127, Blake, dec. Hutton, 5-3; 133, Padllla, Fisher angrily admitted yesterday the AAU and the NCAA- ran up a 24-9 lead. The locals got only four buckets In the second half. James Carr's 11 surged ahead in the final two minutes to score a 75-67 victory pinned Brown; istatzei, dec. Kitchens.

4-0: 145. Domlnuuez. T. sponsored U.S. Track and Field Federation cannot settle dee.

Havorn, 8-6; 154, Salazar, Saturday night in Tucson. points accounted for nearly Tommy Jacobsen led the naif of tne Papooses' scoring. pinned Chltwooo: 16a, fosson, pinned Munoz; 175, Harrelson, pinned Hamilton: 191, Nunes, B. dec, Hillman, 4-2: unlimited, McGlll, won by forfeit their differences alone. He asked for a congressional probe of the NCAA.

Bulldogs in the scoring with 19 points. Warriors Lose Massey Wins Twice SAN FRANCISCO. ItMTh San Francisco Warriors Wpw their eighth straight National CUSTOM PREMIUM Mustang Wrestlers Bow tsasKetoau League decision last night as St Louis nabbed a 122-116 victorv dpsnir Wilt Chamberlain's 59 points. GRID SCORES jriflOK COLLEGE rUto Bowl, Bakersfield Long Beach 66, Contra Costa S. Onift Skew Bwl Saa Bernardino Orange Coast 23, Glendale 16.

8eaala Bowl, ganger Reedley 21. Monterey 12. COLLEGE Virginia 41. Rutgers 0. Navy 34, Army 14.

Tennessee 30. Vanderbilt 0. TCU 14, SMU 9. Oklahoma 37, Oklahoma St. 6.

Mississippi 13. Mississippi St. 6. Baylor 28. Rice 15.

Houston 42, Cincinnati 14. UCLA 14, Utah 11. Alabama 38. Auburn 0. So.

California 25, Notre Dame 0. Boston College 48. Holy Cross 12. Georgia Tech 37, Georgia 6. Miami (Fla.) 17, Florida U.

15, Hoop Scores 1 HIGH SCHOOL East Bakersfield 56, Tulare 43 Tulare JV 30, East Bakerslield JV Kg East Bakersfield 51. Tulare B. East Bakersfield 30. Tulare 22. JUNIOR COLLEGE COS 54, Cabrillo 53.

PorterviUe 66, Stockton 59. COLLEGE West Oregon 80, Brlgham Young 62. California 72, Utah 66. Wash. St.

79, San Diego St. 69. "Whitworth 72, Montana St. 71. Wisconsin 72, Air Force 64.

Sou. Calif. 70, Denver 62. Washington 64, Colorado St. 59.

Loyola 60, Cal (SB) 54. San Fran. .78, Cal Poly 53 San Jose St 66, Portland 48. Stanford 81. St.

Mary 72. UCLA 66, Santa Clara 4L Wash. St. 79, Long Beach St 69. Pepperdine 94, Redlands 72.

Orange St. 74, San Fern. Val 71. Los Angeles St. 73, Alumni S.

DiegS St. 68, Cal Poly (Pom) 58. Cal Aggies 89, Cal Baptist 54 Pasadena 88, Grand Canyon 57. Galea State leamey Weber 74, Col. of Idaho 52 (finals).

Alameda St 72, Chico St 53. East Pittsburgh 69, Purdue 64. Canlsius 91, Iona 61. Connecticut 61, Yale 49. St.

Francis (Pa.) 88, St. Vincent 81. Crelghton 91, La Salle 72. Rhode Island 80, BrandeU 73. Cornell (N.Y.) 67, Colgate 46.

Amherst 51, Harvard 41. Svracuse 36, Kent St. 35. Brown 68, Springfield 51. Penn St.

62, Maryland 61. Duquesne 78, Carnegie Tech 53. Princeton 68, Lafayette 60. Temple 41, Gettysburg 36. S.

Illinois 73, St. Bonaventure 66. St Joseph (Pa.) 81, Geo'towa 74. South South Carolina 68, Erskine 6L i urman 90, WoHord 62. Va.

Tech. 80, Kentucky 77. N. Carolina 89, Georgia 65. West Virginia 86, Citadel 61.

Louisville 90, Georgetown (Ky.) 67. Tulane 105, Southwestern Tenn. 71. David Lipscomb 75, W. Ky.

68. Midwest St. Louis 91, MacMurray 60. Wichita 83, Wyoming 72. Drake 79, Wm.

Jewell 42. Minnesota 78, Wake Forest 66. Emporia 64, Midland (Neb.) 57. Bradley 81, St. Thomas 61.

DePaul 73, Nebraska St 45. Iowa 62, Evansvill 57. 1 Iowa St. 73, South Dakota 56. Ohio St.

62, Utah St. 50. Kansas 68, Montana 56. Northwestern 83, Michigan 74. Indiana 90, Virginia 59.

Dayton 77, Ohio Wesleyan 68. Cincinnati 97, DePauw 39. Bowling Green 102. Hillsdale 53, Xavier (Ohio) 87, Marian 53. Toledo 73, Butler 57.

Kansas St. 66. Michigan St. 56. Michigan 68, Ball St.

58. Notre Dame 87, St Joseph's 73. Southwest EMU 55, Okla. City 53. Nebraska 68, Texas Tech 66.

Texas 91, Centenary 74. Houston 86, Texas 52. Ariz. (Tempe) St. 94.

Whittier 63. Arizona 75. Fresno St. 67. Okla.

St 85, Hardin-Slmmons 59. By "CARNEGIE" Tulare Western High School's wrestling team fared better than expected against Bakersfield High here Satur Pro Grid Log NATIONAL LEAGFK Kastera Dlvislea XT -1 day morning, but then bowed PF PA 342 239 by a big margin to a surprisingly stronsr North Hieh of 259 322 265 230 260 315 X-New York 10 2 0 .833 ttsburgh 7 5 0 .583 Cleveland 6 5 1 .545 Washington 5 5 2 .500 Dallas 5 6 1 455 Philadelphia 8 1 St Louis 2 9 1 .182 Bakersfield squad in the NYLON TUBELESS NARROW WHITEWALLS Nationwide Lifetime Guarantee Against Road Hazards Defects. 347 309 230 285 190 306 The Mustangs were beaten by Bakersfield. 36-20. before Western Division Hrppn Raw .917 3A1 114 day.

Clydell Massey declsioned North's Don Kinnett, 7-2, in a 165-pound match that was perhaps the best of the day after he had pinned his Bakersfield foe. Kinnett placed third in last season's valley finals. Western's Raul Nunez, 138, grappled to a draw in the morning and pinned his North High opponent Robert Santos, 154, and Glenn Peoples, 145, won by pins against Bakersfield and Tony Magana copped a decision. The Massey and Nunez victories were the only nods against North. Western won six and gained a draw in 12 jayvee matches against Bakersfield, but had to forfeit three times while gaining only one forfeit nod.

Mustang winners were Jim Van Detroit .833 273 151 .583 288 275 .500 2S1 2R7 Buddy Branson, 95, on decisions, and Stanley Matthews via a forfeit Dale Johnson, 133, wrestled to a draw. Matthews was the only Western winner against North, by a pin. The Mustangs will visit Redwood High on Thursday. Varsity results: Western vs. Bakersfield 95, Blnj-ham, pinned Van Valkenburg; 103, Harthorn, dec.

Merjll, 112, Herrera, dec. Flores, 10-6: 120, Coy, dec. Mello, 4-1: 127, Blake, pinned Uzzell; 133, Magana, TW, dec. Brown, 7-4; 138, Nunez, TW, tied Kitchens, 3-3; 145, Peoples, TW, pinned Halvoron; 154, Santos, TW, pinned Chitwood; 165, Massey, TW, pinned Munoz; 175, Harrelson, B. pinned Rublo: 191, Nunes, won by forfeit; unlimited, McGiU, pinned Holllnger.

Western vs. Nartn 95, Herron, pinned Van Valkenburg; 103, Bond, N. pinned Merjll: 112, Ramage, pinned Flores: 120, Roberts, N. dec. Mello, 6-0; 127, Boyd, pinned Bet tencourt; 133, Thornsbury, pinned Magana: 138, Nunez, TW, pinned Clark: 145, Starr, pinned Peoples; 154, Flnley, pinned Santos; 165, Massey, TW, dec.

Kinnett, 7-2: 175, Smith, pinned Rubio; 191, Campbell, won by forfeit: unlimited, McWhorter, pinned Holllnger. Chicago San Francisco Baltimore MinnMnta .417 217 250 .182 214 331 .091 193 284 1 in Los Angeles r. M. x-cnnched title. the North High crew copped a 43-13 decision.

In junior varsity action, it was a similar story as Bakersfield won by 30-24 and North by 45-5. Western's strength in the middle weights was evident against Bakersfield as Jerry Laird's locals didn't lose any of the five matches from 133 li Regular 34.95 Sunday's Besnlts Detroit 21, Baltimore 14. Pittsburgh 19, St. Louis 7. Philadelphia 37, Washington 14.

New York 26, Chicago 24. Dallas 45, Cleveland 21. Green Bay 41, Los Angeles 10. San Francisco 35, Minnesota 12. A Ft, Standings Eastern DivisUa through 165 pounds, winning 750 14 670 15 800 14 710 15 mree by pins and one by a decision and tying one.

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15 Bowling (United Press International) New York's "fabulous old men" are Eastern Division champions of the National Football League for the second straight season and they're itching for another shot at the Green Bay Packers because they're confident the outcome will be different than it was last year. The Giants made the NFL playoff for the 13th time yesterday by edging the Chicago Bears, 26-24, in a game highlighted by fisticuffs, four field goals by Don Chandler and brilliant defensive play by the Giants. The Packers meanwhile clung to their one-game lead over Detroit in the Western Division by trouncing Los mates and former University of Minnesota comrades for appearing in his 158th con- secutive NFL game, tying a i record. In the American League, only the Boston Patriots stand in the way of an all- Texas playoff. Dallas backed into the Western Division title, dropping a 23-14 nod to Buffalo but clinching their divisional honors when Houston whipped Denver, 34-17.

That enabled Houston to stay ahead of Boston in the Eastern Division. Two early touchdowns by newly acquired Gerry Mc-Dougall helped San Diego snap a six-game losing streak by beating winless Oakland, 31-21. Angeles, 41-10, while the Lions kept pace by rallying for a 21-14 nod over Baltimore. Paul Hornung returned to the Packer lineup and tallied the champions' first touchdown, and Jim Taylor ran his league-leading point total to 102 with two touchdowns. Packer quarterback Bart Starr completed 15 of 20 passes for 260 yards.

Ram rookie Roman Gabriel completed 18 of 26 for 139 yards and scrambled away from Packer rushers several times to gain yardage. John Brodie threw four touchdown passes to lead San Francisco to a 35-12 romp over Minnesota. The Forty Niners' big Leo Nomel-lini was honored by his team Boston 17 5 .773 Syracuse 13 7 .650 Cincinnati 14 9 .609 New York 6 18 .250 Western Division Los Angeles 16 7 .696 St. Louis 16 9 .640 San Francisco 8 13 .381 Chicago 6 17 .261 Sunday's Result Boston 128, Cincinnati 127 (ot). St.

Louis 122, San Francisco 16. AMERICAN LEAGUE Pet. Long Beach 10 1 .909 Pittsburgh 5 2 .714 Kansas City 8 6 .571 Philadelphia 4 6 .400 Chicago 5 10 .333 Thursday Men's Handicap Individual Erni Cravlero, 217; George Stadden, 561. Team Fry Aviation 841 and 2.371. Scores Tulare Press 3, Tulareloft TIRE SPECIALS 450 South Street MU 6-7400 Two binder ilreballs 3, Knights of Columbus 1: Stadden 3.

Tipton Legion Christian 3, Heiskeif Under 2, Tulareloft One Fry 3, Miller 1. Standings Stadden 29-15: Christian 28-16; Miller 27-17: Fry 26-18: Tulareloft One 26-18; Heiskell 23-21: Tulare Press 19-25; Knights 19-25: Tipton 19-25; Tulareloft Two 18-26; Under 16-28; Fireballs 14-30. Oakland 2 9 .182 Sunday's Results Philadelphia 89. Oakland 79. Chicago 125, Kansas City 123.

Pittsburgh 116, Long Beach 108..