San Bernardino Sun, Volume 61, Number 159, 4 March 1955 — Page 38

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Colton High Cagers Clip Faculty Five By WESLEY VAUGHN Colton High's varsity closed out its 1954-55 basketball season by edging a faculty team, 15-13, before an overflow crowd of 1,500 . persons Thursday at Mcintosh .Gym. George (Pug) Lynch led Coach Tom Morrow's Yellowjackets with 9 points, followed by Jim Sharp 2, David Liles 2 and Gene Stowell 2. For the faculty Lloyd .. Walker had 6, Tom Phelps 5 and Frank Munoz 2. , " In other games, the Seniors " downed the Juniors, 18-9, and the Sophs trimmed the Freshmen, 27-18. Each game consisted of four four-minute quarters. Proceeds from the 30-cent tick- ' Vt tripleheader will be used to provide scholarships, for three seniors going on to college. Sacramento Solons List .Four Players as Holdouts ; YUMA, Ariz. W Charles G rail am. general manager of the Sac

ramento Solons, Thursday listed

four holdouts as the 41-man squad

began its second day ol spring

training.

- Yet to be signed up are pitchers

'.Marino Pieretti and Rex Jones;

outfielder Bob Dillinger and utility player Nanny Fernandez. Graham Isaid he and Pieretti, who had 16-16 record last year, "are far apart

in the matter of salary."

Canada, Russia Tied

. . DUESSELDORF, Germany (UP)

I-4Canada and Russia's defending champions Thursday skated

'toward a Sunday showdown for the EWorld Amateur Ice Hockey Cham-

pionship by defeating Swedish and

German teams to remain tied for first place with 6-0. The U. S. is third with 4-2-1, after tying

Czechoslovakia, 4-4.

SBVC Tennis Team Tops SBIH1S, 11 to 1

Coach Edward Chapin's San Ber

nardino Valley College tennis team defeated San Bernardino

High, 11-1, in a practice meet Thursday on the Pirate courts.

ROMANS TOPS GOLF WITH 65 BATON ROUTE, La. (UP) Walter Romans, a vacationing pro from Baltimore, rammed down seven birdies on the back nine Thursday for a spectacular 7-un-der-par 65 and the first round lead in the $12,500 Baton Rouge Open. But Holscher, 24, of Apple Valley, and Paul McGuire, Wichita, had 66, while Marty Furgol, Lemont, 111., shot a first nine 32, lowest of the day, for a 66, Medalist Leo Biagetti of Sandusky, Ohio, who set a tournament record by qualifying with a 64, soared to a 37-3471. At 67: Wally Ulrich of Rochester, Minn.,

Jerry Barber, Los Angeles; Jack

Fleck, Davenport, la.; Bill Nary,

Reno, and Jackie Burke, Kaime-

sha Lake, N. Y. ROMACK OUSTED

ORMOND BEACH, Fla. (UP) Marge Burns of Greensboro, N.

C, upset U. S. National Amateur champion, Barbara Romack, to

move into the semifinals of the

26th annual South Atlantic Wom

en's Amateur Golf Tournament

Defending champion Pat Lesser,

Seattle ousted Mrs. Harton Sem

pie, Sewickley, Pa., 6 and 5. In

Friday's other semifinal match, Wiffi Smith, La Canada, Calif.,

meets Mary Ann Downey, Balti more.

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Golf Victor Mary Hansen carded a 33la to win Class A honors in an "Odd or Even" Tournament Thursday at the Arrowhead Country Club, PGA Professional Jack Berweiler reported. Contestants drew "odd" and "even" slips from a hat and counted only those nine holes.

Moe Wallace was second in Class A with 34. Other winners: Class

B Ruth Wells 34, Dorothy Kelly 35; Class C Lena Worsham 35, Leota Weddell and Betty Yandell 36; Class D Lucille McCririe 36, Betty Carlson and Virginia Henderson 37.

Bob Imig won the only match for Coach Jim Angelo's Cardinals by downing Sam Vaughan of Valley College, 7-5, 7-5. The Cards host Claremont Mon

day, while SBVC opens Eastern Conference action next Friday at

Riverside. Results: Sinxles Ion Smith VC) def. Buck Shaul SB. 6-0, S-l; Seal Wall VC) def. Harold Sanders (SB), S-l, 8-1: IVin Van I.uven VC def. Bnft-e Isenhers (SB), -3. lk'k Heglund (VC def. BiU Hunter (SB), tt-6, 6-2: Raymond George VC) def. I-yle Hepford (SB), 6-3. 8-1A. 6-4; Clair l.air (VC) def. Kudy Valdejs (SB). 6-2. 6-1: Del Morcan (VC) def. Ron Draney (SB), 6-0. 6-2: Benny Quiros (Vt) def. Fred Am. brosia (SB), 6-1. 6-0; Bob Imig (SB) def. Sam Vaughan (VI ). 7-5, 7-5. Doubles Smith and Wall (VC) def. Howard Maoulsay and Bob Bristow (SB), 6-1, 6-1; Van Luven and HeKlund (VC) def. Ron DeMaio and Ron Anderson (SB). 6-3. 6-3; George and Lair VC def. Bob Coffin and Bon Matthews (SB), S-l, 6-0.

FALCONS CAPTURE JR. Hl-Y CROWN The Falcons won the A Division championship of the1 San Bernardino Junior Hi-Y League by downing the Bears, 35-23, in a playoff game. The teams had ended in a tie. The Falcons built up a 17-13 halftime lead, then turned back a second-half rally by the Bears which tied the score at 19-19. Jerry Stewart scored 14 points and Ralph Lindsey 13 to lead the Falcons. Sam Chappie had 10, Leroy Webb 9 for the Bears.

La Salle's Goa 'Player of Year In UP Hoop Poll NEW YORK (UP) Tall, terrific Tom Gola, La Salle's 3time All-America whom many coaches believe is the greatest college basketball player in history, was voted "player of the year" in a nationwide United Press poll of sports .writers. The 6-7 Explorer star, who can do all basketball things to perfection, received 1G9 first-place votes out of 276 cast. Bill Russell, 6-10 junior center of San Francisco, polled 36 votes. Others: Robin Freeman of Ohio State, 7; Dick Hemric of Wak Forest, 6; Don Schlundt of Indiana, Darrell Floyd of Furman, and Dick Garmaker of Minnesota, each 4; Ron Shavlik of North Carolina State, Dick Ricketts of Duquesne, Buzz Wilkinson of Virginia, Maurice Stokes of St. Francis (Pa.), and Jack Twyman of Cincinnati, 3.

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ANNOUNCES SIGN UP Al Guhin, new president of the San Bernardino Pony League for boys 13 to 15, discloses that registration will be held Saturday at the S.B. YMCA. Tryouts are the next four Saturdays at Perris Hill Park.

URNeffersNab, Open Loop Play By TERRY KUPFER University of Redlands tennis

team warmed up for the opening

of SCIAC action by blanking La Verne College, 11-0, Thursday on the Bulldog courts.

The defending champion Bulldogs host Whittier at 2 p.m. Friday in the first conference meet. Saturday they meet Loyola and Pepperdin in practice matches away from home. Results: Singles Ron Palmer (R) def. Fedro Yanez (L), 6-1, 6-8, 6-2; Jerry Boas (K) def. Glen Stanford (L). 6-1, 6-1: CralK Bottler K) def. Vern Kalousek (L), 6-U, 6-1; Bob Haberman (R) def. Stan Brooks (L). 6-2, 6-1: Fete Foes (R) def. Bob Border (L), 6-0, 6-1: Jim Fisher (R) def. Dick Whisler L), 6-4, 6-3. Doubles Palmer and Boas (K), def. Yanez and Stanford (1.). 6-2. 6-0; Botticer and Haberman H) def. Kalousek and Brooks (I.), 6-fl, 6-3: Fisher and (irer

Harmon (It), def. Border and Whisler (L),

3tf THE DAllY SUN.

Fri.. Mar. 4. 1955

iemeinrfcairy School Cage Play Set

The seventh annual San Bernar

dino City Recreation and Kiwanis Club co-sponsored Elementary

School Basketball Tournament gets under way Saturday, with competition divided into two divisions for the first time. The grammar schools of the district have divided y their cage teams into heavyweights and light

weights, on the basis of exponents

Baseballers Excused Bill Hilber, Little League district representative, reminds parents and boys 9 to 13 planning to try out for the baseball teams that they are automatically excused both Saturdays if they play in the basketball tourney. of age, weight and height. This division has been in effect during the Saturday program conducted by City Recreation. All heavyweight games will be played at Sturges on Saturday, while the lightweights will play at Valley College. The March 5 games will include the first two rounds, while the semifinals and finals will be played Saturday, March 12. Sixteen teams will com

pete in both divisions with some schools entering teams in both tournaments.

The Kiwanis Club will present

individual awards to the winning teams in each division as well as team trophies to the wnners and second teams. The administration

of the tournament is supplied by City Recreation. Saturday's sched

ule: HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION' (at Sturges Junior High) 9 a.m. Farkside vs. Marshall, Eliot vs. Metcalf. 10 a.m. Wilson vs. Vermont, Lincoln vs. Bradley.

10:45 a.m. Mt. Vernon vs. Warm Springs, Harding vs. Fairfax. 11:30 a.m. Roosevelt vs. Jefferson. Burbank vs. Alessandro. 12:30 p.m. Second round games. 1:15 p.m. Second round games. LIGHTWEIGHT DIVISION (ai Valley College) 9 a.m. Davidson vs. Newmark.

Wilson vs. Roosevelt. 10:00 a.m. Arrowhead vs. Jefferson. Riley vs. Marshall. 10:45 a.m. Monterey vs. Lincoln. Alessandro vs. Burbank. 11:30 a.m. Urbita vs. Vermont. Harding vs. Mt. Vernon. 12:30 p.m. Second round games. 1:15 p.m. Second round games.

6-2. 6-1.

Bernier Returns Pact, Will Go to Pittsburgh HOLLYWOOD "(UP) The Hollywood Stars announced that Carlos Bernier, controversial outfielder, had returned his signed 1955 con

tract but will report to the Pitts

burgh Pirates in Ft. Myers, Fla., to see if he might fit their requirements. Bernier was suspended last August when he slapped Umpire Chris Valenti in a dispute over balls and strikes called on him. Clarence Rowland, then president of the Coast League, suspended Bernier for the balance of the season. VERO BEACH, Fla. (UP)

Walter Alston, the manager of the

Brooklyn Dodgers, put his new "get tough" policy into action

when he fined outfielder Sandy Amoros $100 for reporting two

days late.

Minoso Accepts $7,000

Pay Hike From While Soxs TAMPA, Fla. (UP) Outfielder Minnie Minoso of the ' Chicago White Sox, who had sought a $20,000 raise, settled Thursday for a $7,000 hike which will give him a $35,000 salary for 1955. He came to terms after a long huddle with General Manager Frank Lane, then immediately went to work. The White Sox also reported that infielder Cass Michaels, who collapsed in a workout Wednesday, would remain in a hospital for another day and would be under tests by Dr. Mason Trupp, a neurosurgeon.

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