DQSIIIQ stresses impwramvc Rome Downs AHS Cagers; Of Physical Fitness Program The importance of President in a week today. That's why U«« Kennedy's physical fitness pro• boxing field has decreased in re• gram for the youth of our country, cent years." was stressed yesterday by a fel• Carmen defended the sport that Local JVs Score Big Win* low who reached the peak in the made him one of the top athlete* boxing world by staying in condi- in the nation. "Concerning the talk Rome Free Academy cagers, liams had 15 and 14 points respec-1~ tion. j of abolishing the sport because it a ttam of stellar shooters and ex- tively. I Carmen Basilio. former welter-1 j» too cruel/' Basilio Panted out cellent rebounders. chalked up Auburn's hustling jayvees were weight and middle weight boxing, 'football players are knocked ou their neventh straight win Satur- sparkett by Christina's 14 points Valley Wins champion, told the youngsters of in games every week They ait day night by defeating a good while Hartfield netted 13. Taylor the KC-CYO Basketball League ^uieWy revived and back in action Aiiburo High five, 74-63, at hit for 12 and Cirrincione flipped in and their parents that, "kids to-i a few plays later. In boxing, a Kome. 11. Gym Meet day spend too much time eating i fellow gets knocked out and he is The Maroon junior varsity i The Maroons face two more rug- and sitting in front of the television i automatically suspended for w scored its biggest win of the-sea- ged toes next weekend. Watertown set." days." son by edging the_ previous tin- invades Central High court Friday By One Point who also Mrv beaten RFA junior varsity. 55- night and on Saturday the Ma- Basilio was the main speaker at i *Jf«»°- f " »* * 61. in an overtime game._ The roons play at Jamesville-DeWitt. i The Auburn High Schools gym- th? annual Communion Breakfast PubUc relations man for the Uene- victory snapped a 22-gaine Rome of the league held Sunday morn-. «* Brewing Company on week- Auburn Varsity nastic team lost its first meet of ing in St. Alphonsus School Hall. .ends, su.d that Sonny Liston wiU winning streak. B F T the season in a see-saw battle with! In the first half of the varsity Blatz The boys received Holy Commun- «««>« kayo Hoyd Pattersoni be- 4 _ • 0 8 Onondaga Valley High 48^-474' ion in a body at the 8 a.m. Mass cause the latter cannot take a duel. Auburns shooting against Reardon 10 ^2 22 Saturday at Valley. j the RFA zone defense was below Bobbett and the breakfast, served by the! P"™* He rated Dick Tiger u 6 1 13 At the end of the first event, the' i Columbian Squires of Auburn Cir- favorite over his friend and foimer par. The Maroons were getting Lombardo 0060 Gene 3 2 8 horizontal bar, the Maroons were ( cle 112, was held in the school OPP * Fulmer. their share of shots "but were just Dec 6 10; ahead 9 to 7 with Tom Atkins tak- cnam wno was off the target. Rome led at the Shymkiw o cafeteria The P- introduced 0 0 0 ing first place. Auburn, being Basilio! who was noted during by Leo A^ Pinckney, sports editor first quarter, 19-15. and 31-26 at Gentile 2 2 weaker in the side horse event, the half. Ragusa 0 his colorful fight career as an of The Citizen-Advertiser, signed 0 0 0 ' gave way to Valley 10 to 6. Going athlete who took good care dr him- scores of autographs for the young Coach Bill Huther said today, Gulliver 0 0 0 into the third event Valley led 17 self and trained hard, has been on cagers. "Rome's fine rebounding made it — I to 15. i the athletic staff at LeMoyne CoM Others at the head table were difficult for us to get the impor-1 Totals 25 13 63 Dick Kotwas won first place and lege in Syracuse since September. I Rev. Gerald T. Connor, who gave tant follow up .shot even though ; Rome Varsity j John Atkins third on the parallel EX BOXINCt CHAMP TALKS TO YOUNGSTER S--Carmen Baslllo, third from left, former welter• He told his audience that when the invocation: Ron Rybak. Mt. the boys hustled all the way." I B F T bars to help Auburn regain the weight and middleweight boxing champion, spoke to tne seventh and eighth grade basketball players he started giving the physical fit-1 Carmel basketball coach; Frank The second half was much the Jackson --6 3 15 - lead 24^-23^. ness tests al LeMoyne. 90 per cent! Reginelli. athletic director at •ame as the first two-'-quarters. Williams 7 0 14 j After intermission, VaHey came at the annual KC CYO Communion Breakfast in St. Alphonsus School Hall. Pictured left to right are of the boys were out of shape. \ Carmel; Rocco D. Malvaso, league However. Auburn found the range Tanczewski 1 0 2 \ back strong to win 11 out of the E. Joseph Hassett, grand knight of Auburn Council Knights ol Columbus; Ron Rybak, Mt. Carmel "Just prior to the Christmas re- \ organizer and president for many offensively paced by Bob Rear- Ryan_ 8 2 18 > possible 16 points on the still rings basketball coach; Basilio; CharUe (Spike) Webb, a former boxer and close friend of Baslllo; Dick cess. I gave another test to the i years; E. Joseph Hassett. grand don's 14-point outburst. Clark 7 ~ 2 2 6 to put them ahead in the meet samV students and only 19 failed ! knight of Auburn Council Knights The Maroons matched the Malarzo -8 3 19 34H to 294. In the tumbling event rebound work. (Totals 21 7 51 to the North Syracuse souadlon! > Football fenders all the *hile-be ore f, al •- of the WAUB Cnam. Doug Blatz played a superb de- . 51 Auburn JV Saturday aUjS%&Mfflg ^ague'beating s thninner-ue Pittsburgp champioh Steelern >th™ws ton State'sHug^ h -Campbell in the Bowllnjinf g TournamenJohn Malen-t By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS rCiarkson;' AlFred at Hobart; Hart- .tensive game and also tallied \ B F T gymnasium. Sunday by down eight points. Lou Lombardo play- Taylor 17-10 in a bruising Playoff Bowl end zone. That made lt^i-l^^M ,ck 5^.559, at the Cayuga Niagara University boasts the wick at Fairleigh Dickinson; Un• 5 2 12 Meet results Lan es ion at- Norwich. ' ."• •d a great floor game and re-' Smeaton 0 Horizontal tsar—Tom AtKins lA), battle at Miami Sunday, Detroit w comersi nrovided the , - ~. „.. . ,. „. onionlyy majumajorr upsmUpstatwe wuccollegKce uaa-bas- 0 0 Horizontal Bar—Tom Atkins (A), 0 eeived assistance from Mike Kleiber 2 1 5 Joe Borasky (V), Tom Walsh w bas won all three of these, field of • ^^f^^ ^^^I Matro averaged 204 for the six ketball team ^^ „, unblemished Thursday—No games. Shymkiw, Dave Gentile, Dave Ra- Lew-Is~~ • 0 0 0 Dave DixoS (A), Gary Drennen annual matches between the sec-, fJ^^statoT^Sded ^n Sisura^ice g.am'6-? Saturday and ^Sunday in „,,, ^ the-Purple. Friday — Utica at Potsdam gusa and Dave Gulliver. Christina l record season> " 6 2 14 (A). ond-place-teams from the league's, ngton State added an ^urance th elIminatlon tourney On Sat-; E Rl ^ ^ put to a stern test State; Pittsburgh State at One- -Lou Malarzo topped Rome with! Cirrincione 5 1 11 Side Horse—Dave Crawford (V), onta State; Penn State at Colgate; Tom Walsh (V), Preston Wilson t^Tho edivisions quarterbac. k stars are: touchdown in the fm^ moments. urday he and Maienick out-, twJ week ^hen they play St. Bon- 19 points. Bob Ryan 6-6 sharpshoot- j Hartfield 3 7 13 _ Goal Line fetana scored George Donahue and Vince | . Oswego State at Buffalo; Rens• er and rebounder, collected 18 j Simmonds (A), John Atkins (A), Wayne Mc- Ron VanderKelen of Wisconsin av I1 0 0 0 „ A free-wheeling attack by both vigliotti at Cedar House in Skan- Th^e Bonnie„ s downed Duquesne, selaer Poly at Rochester; CornelT" points. Ed Jackson and Ed Wil-1 Totals 21 13 55 Gohan (A). 80-72, Saturday night for their at Dartmouth; Ithaca at Buffalo Parallel Bar—Dick Kotwas (A), —sparkplug of the North's rally- sides and a magnificent goal-line eatelea to enter the finals Sun- ing 20-13 victory in Honolulu's stand turned the Senior Bowl into day. sixth victory in 11 games. State; Detroit Tech at Rochester Joe Borasky (V), John Atkins (A), Niggara ran its victory string to Tech. FrecT Kimber (V), Bob Atkins (A) steaming hot Hula Bowl Sunday, i * Teal thriller. With Griffing zero-' Henry (Ozzie) Grudzien. Bob Glvnn Griffine of Mississippi ing in with three scoring passes, DiLallo, Lou Matro and Adam six'with a 70-52 victory over sur• Saturday—Albany State at Si• Senate Investigating Group and Dave Crawford (V) tied. e prisingly strong Belmont Abbey. Still Rings — Tom Walsh (V), and Jerrv Gross "of Detroit— ^ Southerners romped off to a Bratek will roll at the Rainbow ena; Rensselaer Poly at Hamil• two high scorers to meet Sunday The Purple Eagles and St. Boo- ton; Roberts Wesley an at Pots• Tom Atkins (A), Dave Crawford 14tsharpshoo^ih annual g Seniorivalrs Bowin Saturday'l at Mos- tistr33-6 ylea railed beford the e GrossNorth' .aeria l ar-. Lanes Saturdaotar„,« yTan* to determin, e the To Hear NFL Player, Owner (V), Larry Mackey.(V), John Po- bile, Ala., won by the South 33-27.! The wiry 171-pounder passedVat the Starllte Lanes. aventure meet Saturday night at dam State; Pittsburgh State at dolak (A). —~ Lvnn Amadee of Louisiana^ three touchdowns in the come- \ Niagara. Montclair State; Utica at Clark- a HIT* Canisius. the third member of 1 son; Cortland State at Alfred; St. WASHINGTON (AP^7 ) — Chicag_„„o i lttfctvragedl „agaiRBU„n ^^^jSaturda y „,.^whe„n ^„Ca-- Tumbling — Presloh Wilson (A), State - versatile leader 'in the ^ack and then engineered last- w RftwlAr ; y { West's 38-10 romp over the East easp drive that carried to withmi f OUIig DOWieT nilS Western New York's basketball | Bonaventure at Niagara; Provi- Bears 'fullbVck* Rick Casares^and sareT s"air'he""hrd""submitted"to J^5 ; R^r P/e^en A), Chappy ( „„.a ^-_ ^.^ ™ «•- —- t;p- Rphpl 2 w.,..- the aroused trio. edged St. John's^. 5W9. in a dence at Canisius; Ithaca at Buf- owner-coach George Halas face the tests and answered- "no" to!^,^), Valley. . •- _ I in the Crusade Bowl at Baltimore the Rebel^ 2 before_ Jhe_ aroused game that followed St. Bonaven- Sunday , Southern defenders put up an im-;£39 at \fif EC Ldn6S falo; Oneonta State at. New Paltz questioning by Senate investi-! these questions: AtYSS^rfSf ™™% tYl' VrDJ ture's at Buffalo's Memorial Audi- State; Penn State at Syracuse; St. { Charley Furlow of Mississippi penetrable roadblock. _f51if„f Sixteen - year - old John Baker gators in connection with a sub-| Did you ever attempt to shave ^Sl,. ,l' T«™ r!SiS* /vi 1 1 torium. Canisius now has won sev- Peter's (NJ) at LeMoyne; Cornell / Kimber O^Tom Coulter (V). State-pacemaker as the National . Amedee showed his ^r^ ! ^ shot a _torrid 639 triple score committee study of gambling in points during a game? m H professional and amateur sports.; Did you ever intentionally fum- All-Stars whipped the Southwest in the Cnisade Bowl by^throwing wnUe .bVwllIir ,» the Boys_J-UP ; 1g&&Fj£f't*t to T>n>vi- j •£. ; Sa^V B^rt Conference All-Stars 33-13 in the a touchdown pass, scoring a the'"West EHcTClub, . „ ^. « „ , That disclosure is the latest de- ble the JtiaJLduring a game? LAague at ntk af TV ov State; Union at Harpur; Oswego Challange Bowl at Corpus Christi, | touchdo%vTi. and kicking a 32-yard AHe^ The ou g kegler fIred: o^J™^™™*?- ... „^. velopment in a long weekend for Have you ever been approached P State at. Buffalo State; Geneseo the National Football League, or propositioned to-throw a game? Greer of Nats Tex.. Saturday. j field goal and five conversions , J, of 211.24i and 185 for his fe^S*S^i5ii2L^ —ToTikh Battle Furlow got the Nationals rolling f - ^L^*** M00"^™ State at Slippery "Rodk State; Al• rocked by rumors of a scandal! Did you ever intentionally cause ine totaI bright at Hartwick. and the furor created by Casares'' a penalty? On NBA East The Uons. who proudly believe in the Challenge Bowl with a pair, WEST END LANES Mo^»y-No^ames. Niagara's game against visiting revelation that he had taken two! "I. passed them all," said Ca- themselves the toughest defensive of scoring strikes, connected on 7.Up ^^ Ijeaiptc •• olSSS^CfTt- J? £lt cSSJ:, „-,—'^~z^ .r ,.-.-:" lie detector tests. j sares. 1 team in the league, needed all 20 passes for 261 yards, and was Greg Lepak, 456; Fred Potedam Stete at Oneonta State. Belmont Abbey was its first in Sen. John McClellan. D-Ark.,| "I took the tests voluntarily and their ruggdness to down the chosen- the game's outstanding O'Brien. 454. Colgate at Rochester; Hartford at three weeks, and the Purple AH Star'S Steelers. an outfit Detroit hum- back, Mixed League (Rensselaer Poly; LeMoyne at Eagles had a tougher time than chairman of the Senate Investiga- in complete confidence in order John Baranick?598-235: Al Cort^d State; Rochester Tech at they expected. They led by only tions Subcommittee, declined to to help the league." said Casares. bled 45-7 on opening day bfjhe 0 0 NEW YORK (UPI) — Three regular season. . —•- Mamuscia. 589-212; Pete Pacy-! **:* Stote; Buffalo State at five points with 10 minutes left in give details but other sources said j • lit*. 588-202; Charles Reese,! Brockport State; Robertas Wes- the game. Sunday night that subcommittee) players were added to the East On attack. Detroit quarterback squad and four to the West today Milt Plum was 4he key and was Cayug_ a Pistol 581-220 fleyan at Geneseo State; Alliance But Andy O'Connell scored 11 agents will interview Casares, Ha-; Women — Goldie Glauberman, at Fredonia-State; Union at Ver- quick points in the final nine min• las and others in Chicago. i College Scores. to complete the teams for the named the game's most valuable CLAAAAHC \A/lM 13th annual National Basketball, player. He passed for one touch-, OilWW^Wi 5 ww III 470; Lou Lepak. 464; Ubby Per- niont. utes to put the game on ice for In Chicago, the Sun-Times said ' '. kins. 455. I Wednesday — St. Lawrence at Niagara. He scored a total of 22 that McClellan denied that the in- Weekend College Basketball Association All-Star game at the down, set up Wayne Walker's 27- . Firemen's League— P. Hitt, 534; , ^ ;— for the evening. vestieators will question Casares By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Los Angeles Arena Jan. 16. , yard field goal with his pitching. The Cayuga pistol team chalked o_ Picked for the East* by vote and connected with Dan Lewis on "P victories in the last two weeks. Dick Briggs, 523-200; John Shores, St. Bonaventure was paced by or Halas. He added .that the pre-4 • EAST of the league's coaches were John a 54-yard pass play that led to The local shooters defeated the 523-217. Fred Crawford, who demonstrat• liminary investigation now under! penn 65 Prillceton 62 ; E K 1 29 Toronto Gives ed he is regaining top form after way has not revealed sufficient in Green of the New York Knicks, Detroit's clinching tocrchddwn. 9 ^' l to -1.084 and Satur-_ j#est End-Girl's Leisure League Harvard 45, Dartmouth 40 ni n formation to warrant a public Hai Greer of the Syracuse Nats, Ken Webb scored the two Lion day, S t they downed the GE —Anne Donnelly. 474; Joan Tarby, j II _.L- TP^HUIA ' a year on the sidelines with tuber• Yale 70. Brown 51 and Wayne Embry of the Cin-. touchdowns, on a 20-yard pass 5°ckits^11Lt0_?,(£5- „„ l4€7: Edna Crim, 450. i rlaWKS I TOilDie culosis. Crawford scored 31 points. Jose h s (Pa 92 Ha GE Roclcet8 c u as M ^Tre may> such evidence' ^ P ' "> ' **» " , cinnaUToyal'" * ' l land a 2-vard run , ^l T a>" >f " ' Girls Pastime League - High • 11 l w% St. Johrfr-was ahead ol Canisi• E. Carson 8 tomorrow, but I don't know." the Added to the West squad were 1,an VanderKelend a Z-yard . runwh. o soared to , „ ^N Patterson 2*S Three-Betty Rogers 489; AHn |n HoCKeV RaCC us, 23-20. at the half and took the Penn St. 78, Temple 51 Nv . Gazin 252 Morabito, 486; Sun-Times quoted , McClellan as Rudy Larusso of the Los Ange & - Iamfame e Ini n a a los>mlosin g uubul t BbrillianUH t ef- 27o J. Smith 282 Morabito, 486; Rita Morabito, 485.; _' lead again. 44-43, with only five xvici-ieuan as Ni,_ara 70 •RpirTinnt Ahhev 52 T—f 1 r • «T-« * , K """ P. Karlick minutes remaining in their game. V s ke m sa>lng. "You can't tell what' 2J?1f y^ ^0™V/r0w M£ S£ LaLouisrs uHawksLenni e TorWilkenn s of ehe f0rt against Southern California G. Curtis WP' ?mf£ ^72729 « • Cayuga Lane^ s ^ j CHICAGO (AP)-The Chicago; mi?ht develop in" th'e" morning or 1 But the Giffins' Bill O'Connor. 2^t t R? |5Ji;,«S ??• l l- ' MescherylthV Rose "BOWIT "was TwYnner at ~sTerry Dischinger of r was at his best on the play at was to •ending any special Senate inves- sta Copper John League — Dan aj Hockey League championship. *-, to put Canisius ahead to-j&a tigators to Chicago regarding the (2Georgi OT) a Tech 86, Kentucky 85 the Chicago ?gphyrs. There were JjCuddy^64?-??2; Dick Dclancy, 50fr—Suddehlyr theHawks, who have* Results of other Saturday games foucherr yWes antd additionDischinges becausr finishep MASd in. 235; Vohn Tonzi, 591-226. been in first place most of the. involving Upstate teams: current rumors of a football scan- Miss. St. 62. Auburn 53 ! dal there." Vanderbilt 68. Term. 50 — ,3__lie in the hallotigg and both General Electee League — Joe time during the past month, find Pittsburgh 87. -Syracuse 51; St. 2 22 & nBsdo Amid the smoldering rumors' Alabama 80. Miss. 76 were invited. ; ^&' J ^ ^ 1 "2,~^ »!they had-better tend to more sen- Francis (NY) 72. Siena 5B; St. Casares' admission that he had LSU 72, Florida 63 Last week the first eight play• 584-223; Rudy York. 583-235._ j ^j matters which currently con- I*awrence 73. Rensselaer Tdfy 57; Georgia 77. Tulane 69 ers for each squad were picked taken the test son Oct. 17. 1961: -Falcon Alleys _ I front them. Potsdam State 57/ Brockport State Wake Forest 80, Clemson 62 by vote of sports writers and 0 ylI Rc r ; and again late last month. NFL' ^flS "^/ ~ «r , !i ^! ?^' The big problem is how to beat 55; Oswego State 96. JPlattsburgh Commissionr ePete Rozelle threw Maryland 68, S. Carolina 63 broadcasters in league cities. ' : ai lczek East players picked by the ^"^u t?? I* V, ' 454-174; the Toronto Mapie Leafs. The'state 78; Buffalo State 55. Alfred another pail pf water on what Duke 78, N. Carolina St. 52 y ngnt amounts to "an active volcano. j W. Virginia 104. Furman 71 writers were Tom Heinsohn, .BUI *n * K ' ^T' «.J, -oo 'Hawks held a two-point lead over'48; LeMoyne 54. Hartwick 50 Rozelle said in. Miami. "There VMI. 106. The Citadel 71 Russell and Bob Cousy of Bos• All Auburn - Chas Pudlo, 622- the j^, going mto Sunday • (overtime); Cortland State 79. is no evidence of wrong doing by Richmond Sg.-^W.-Mary 55 ton, Oscar Robertson and Jack 231: B. Usowski. 593-225 night's game. A victory would Clarkson 53; Albany State 81. Har- am- individual right up to this' Texas 69, Arkansas 63 Twyman of Cincinnati, Lee Shaf• Mens Comm.-Walt Dodimead. have g^ them a four-point edge pur 56: Fredonla State-107. St. • minute. The investigations ar , Rice-78, TCU 63 fer and Johnny, Kerr of Syracuse, D w-n TO „ too iover the Leafs and at least a! John Fisher 72; Union 68", Pratt ceontinuing and will continue as Baylor 62, SMU 58 and Richie Guerin of New York. a^M^^U^Sl^e^' *^^L'"d I" th. hMM. IfartM. 64. Picked for the West were El AA AAA long as the rumors continue, and Tex. A&M 60, Texas Tech 53 rSoccio. 206-519; Stella Knoski, 190- sr—— — — — — —— — ^ — — —^ ^^" Navy 67, Bucknell 58 gin Baylor and Jerry West of the rumors will probably continue 496: Irene McConfflck, 487; Irene as long as the sport remains popu-r Davidson 71, E. Carolina 6L J_Lps Angeles. Wilt Chamberlain McCormick, 5-10; Sue Loan, 5-7 lar." 1 and Guy Rodgers of San Fran• UNC . ! Cadillac — Oldsmobile MIDWEST Merchants—T. Cheney. 230, 224; That, said Rozelle. i? the onlv cisco, Bailey Howell and Don Ohl Illinois 89. Iowa 76 of Detroit, Bob Pettit of St9 Louis, 623; -T. Michallow, 208. 572; J., word the NFL can issue on the i . Ohio St. 78. Minn, 76 and Walt Bellamy of Chicago— i Keogan. 209. 570; P. Bolak. 208, Storm that hit last Friday and Mich. 78, Northwestern 75 "LATEST TRADES" Wisconsin 74. Purdue 66 567. ( Indiana .96.* Mich. St. 84 Girls Citv League—Nancy Shaw, ADVERTISEMENT Cincinnati 63, Wichita 50 . cussed furthre major league finan• ilR3, 521; Rose Ann Capone. 188, Bradley 95. N. Texas 68 cial help on travel costs and form• 516; . Vai Bairn. 183. 514. Betty St. Louis 70, Tulsa_45 al admission of two new teams. i Fromel picked the 3-7-10. j Colorado 73, Kansas 57 Little Rock and Indianapolis. -JttarUte Lane* i THE OTHER DAY Okla. St 44. Iowa St. 42 League president Tommy Rich• G.E. Women—Marge Brown, 452- We read this *?w' ~ Okla. 84, Missouri 78 ardson did not specify exactly 165: Mary Cappella, 438-167; Emily ©ne in the Chicago Loyola 88, New Orleans what problems the league would Wojnowicz, 438. , Loyola 53 Al Romeo League — F. Tenhy, Wall Street take up with Frick, nor what his N. Carolina 76, Noere Dame 68 group hoped the commissioner 570-257; A. Carnicelli, 538; F. Iaia, Jour nal: "A 537. _ , woman in the (OT) * . - could accomplish. Marquefce 68, Louisville 64 i "We have a few little matters Sausage League^John Valerio,' back seat of a 562-197; Fred Impaglia. 532-216. | car was nar- SOUTHWEST of complication." he said. "We Arizona St 63, Tex. Western 60 hope the commissioner will be Sunday Nite Mixed Couples — a n r ui-Bf her Women: Lucy Mills. 546-216; E. Texas St. "63, New Mexico 58 able to iron out a couple of things 1 husband who Kathy Lupo. 535-191; Doris Beat- sat behind the FAR WEST ; for us." ; son. 417. Men: Tommy O'Hora, wheel: "And Cal. 78. Southern CaL 69 One of the major problems in- 620-238: Bob Hunter, 557-201; John furthermore, Wash. 67, UCLA 63 j volves additional travel'ninds the Buonocore. 494-187; Julie O'Hora,' 60 El Dorado Sovilk 57 RonaiiK Sodon H e n r y." she Colo. St. 76. Denver 65 'league is asking from major 5-7 split; Lucy Mills, 3-10, 5-6-10 f i Dished, Chas. W. Hinds Utah St. 69, Brigham Young 58 league teams, a problenVwhich in} split. i 60 Flootwood, air con. 57 BuicJc 2-Dr. Sodon "When we are Oregon St. 61, Wash. St. 50 ; turn is the principal barrier to Sat. Nite Mixed Doubles —Dee, 5* Cadilloc Conv. 62 Okb M5 Convt driving it is not necessary to pre• Air Force 78, Wyo. 65 formal admission of Little Rock Chamberlain, 505-182: Joan Glea- face every remark with 'Pilot to Idaho 75, Mop. St. 60 Gabe Paul, president of the. son, 465-164; Vi Parker, 395-162. 58 Cadillac Sodon 59 Cod. Sod. DoYitto Navigator'." , - Cleveland Indians whose Jackson- I Men: Charlie Gleason, 534-198; vilie farm team is a member of You know, now the Safety .. _ • n II Wendall Parker. 493-168; Ed Cook, 60 Cadilloc Conv. 59 Cbov. ImpoJa Sod. Councils are advocating good |L | dkeS Y 1*00 leiD the IL. balked at the admission of 491-169. •back seat driving' on the basis Little Rock. Polish florae 58 Olds 88 Sod. 57 CadiBac Coopo that two sets of eyes are better Ah OUT Finances He said he would not contribute Men's Social—G. Benda Jr., 601- than one. provided the warnings ^U""*- rmanW* travel funds—a key question on 237; J. Malone, 571; D. Pinckney, 58 CadiHac Coopo 59 Olds 88 Hoi. Cpo. one gives the driver are given In TA PA>T#4 CriVt Thfr-expansion problem—until be~L t568. 57 Ford 2-Dr. Sodon 60 Olds 88 Sod. a quiet tone. For your best safety' • V/ I UIU IIIWK had assurances from Arkansas City — G. Myrglot. 578-215; C snay we please serve you? Gov. Orville .Faubus that Negro Schenck. 563; V. Mi lien, 543. NEW YORK (AP)—The Inter- players would receive the same Hurish—F. Fronczek. 601-221: W. national League, embroiled in a treatment in Little Rock as white Bergan. 543; B. Carroll, 541-233. j LEWIS E. SPRINGER, Inc. CHAS. HINDS dispute over major league finan-. players. Membership — J. Gray, 633-214; help, took its problems to | Little Rock and Indianapolis ^DETROIT TOUCHDOWN — Detroit Fallback Kea Webb has a L. Kukiela, 609-222; L. Pelton, 583. j MW«NrS». Opmtomkm A*«»m,M.Y. CHEVROLET, Inc. Baseball Commissioner Ford were added to the league, one of Se-yard toacbdowii naaa In th# +mA IMM> itmm»/k h« an*rt»rK^>k MIH Utilities—/. LaMay, 560; Derr-