Mail March 1363 The Arizona Republic 23 Title Bouts Set Thursdaf Oregon State Whips Devils In Title Game we set it for night, so LOS ANGELES (AP)-The that pie title boxing card washed outiTnurst'ay simL ft W- xf) in Saturday's rainstorm was reset! a non-official observation camf yesterday for Thursday night at from Rod-igucz. Dodger Stadium. Co-promoter George Parnassus announced at a news conference that the possibility of rain on today forced the decision to wait four davs. GOLF DAY OR NITE Thursday also is the Juarez Hol By DAVE HICKS Republic Sports Writer PROVO, Utah Oregon State picked the most important night of the season for an abnormal shooting spree and shocked Arizona State Saturday night, 83-65, to earn a trip to this week's NCAA basketball finals at Louisville, Ky. The Beavers, who had fired at a so-so 41 per cent clip over 28 games, bombed Arizona State from the outset iday in Mexico, when many fans from that nation could be present for the bouts.
VJitfAv- i Qc xi I In the triple cast. Emile Grif and wrote heartbreak across the final column of the fith of New York defends his welterweight crown against Cuban Sun Devils' most spectacular campaign. vix s. muue L.UI5 imaji iuti, wnu mm pjjjj GREENS calls Miami, home. ltl Oregon State (22-7) thus gets a Friday night shot at college basketball's biggest target, defending NCAA king Cincinnati r- i i 4r r-rnsus or.pnd.iy nau mm.
in the four-team title showdown this week. Duke and Chicago Loy ola marched into the other semifinal spots last night. I I a a luesoay mgni snow mu CourJ, Bang, said, "me field couldn be ready 9 Doy or Nitt Figures (including one that stood seven feet high) told the story as NEL TOOKER, PRO. TEACHINO PROS: Jim Motntv, Jr. Sam Grtto Sm FREE LADIES CLINIC Ned Wulk's Devils lost their third of 29 games.
Oregon State developed a golden touch early, had ASU reeling after a IMor-28 floor performance in the first half and finished at 37 per cent, its best of the year. ASU, in an uphill fight from the first tip-off, somehow was still in the game by intermission, but it took a lt-for-30 shooting job to keep pace with the Beavers over the first 20 minutes. It was 43-38 for the Beavers at halftime, but four minutes into the second half they led 52-40. After that, Arizona State was chasing a miracle that even the Devils, one of the season's greatest comeback gangs, could not conjure. Mel Counts, a remarkably agile 7-foot junior, drilled in a game-leading 26 points and established a new Beaver season scoring mark.
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Abetting the towering jump-shooier were Sieve Pauly. who had 21 points, and guards Terry Baker and Frank Peters who had 15 and 14. respectively. I Joe Caldwell's 17 points topped Arizona State, whose 35 per cent shooting was its lowest mark of the season. Tough-driving Tony Cerkvenik added 16 and Art Becker 13 for the Devils.
A-State, which had the crowd awe-struck with Its pin-point bar rage in Friday's 93-79 walloping of UCLA, was equally outclassed last night at the free throw line. While Oregon State was going 21 for 27, the Devils dropped off to 17 of 31. This was Arizona State's worst defeat in 106 games. Not since Dayton University beat the Devils, 89-39, early in the 1959-60 season had they gone under by such a margin. ASU trailed all the way and was down by 10 points on two occa AP Wirephoto tion are ASU's Dennis Dairman (25), Steve Pauley (31), Frank Peters (14), and Jim Kraus (23).
Oregon State burst the Devils bubble, 83-65. and now goes against national champion Cincinnati. COUNTS HOLDS ON-Mcl Counts. Oregon Stale's 7-foot center, hung on to ball for dear life during first half action of NCAA battle with Arizona State University Saturday at Provo, Utah. Others in ac- sions early in the first half.
They were behind by as many as 16 in the early minutes of the final half and never could get closer than 14 points when forced to gamble in the last 10 minutes. Counts, the tournament's most valuable player, was a tremendous issrt for the Beavers defensively. The big dm Bay. pivot man consistently caused Becker to rush his jump shots, but Becker outrcbounded his opponent 1613. Joining Counts and Beaver playmakcr Terry Baker on the all-ournamcnt team were ASU's Caldwell and Becker and San Francisco's Ollie Johnson.
TWnita the hf.irt.hrfakin( finish for Arizona State, the Devils DUt 1. 1 1 Greyhound Kacc Results Lumberjacks Prepare For Track Season ANY AMERICAN CAR Just 7 own tell I -tv .40 Or. 4. Q-U-l) S1S.M MUTU ELS Going Out 112 10. 7 40, Odds Kindly Light 413.40.
5 60; Think Now A Uii'iiitT me iiiiim acaauii in men maiuijr ihuhj uhhm, jz.m. themselves among the nation's collegiate powers. oVs Cuwi B.g Loot Soil Petal I 10 14.40. S.40: 710! EIGHTH. 477 yards.
Gr. I. Q-(44) PP 4 I I 3 7 4 Fin I 77 3- 3' 1 4- 4 5- 4' 1 iSroI Nolan 30 $13.40. T-Jl tS. 10.00 Dm V-i Odds ARIZ.
STATE ORE. STATK Cn Gal PP St I 2 1 With the 1363 track season just. Thus far the Axers have shown 1. 10 6 Sk rn nr o-o j.ju Linie Dig norn 1 rh.rl ill 7.11. lim 0:11.
4-4 7-4'l Adjust Brakes and Repack Front Wheel Bearinfls Inspect Front Grease Seals 'around the corner (or the Arizona in the dashes, the SSO, 0 0D 0'Mii Lit' 7 I I 40 Frada Firt 5-10 17 KrauJ 4-10 14 Pautv Fin 1- 2-4 37 41 54 4-9 7-10 7-10 4 3-4 2V MUTUtLS O. cutott 14.70, Look 1) 4-4 36 Lsot iS M' 'Molly Modern shot put, discus, javelin, and 1-3 13 Counu 4 Sports Summary SATURDAY'S RESULTS ti vwatn rven sjiuilt is iulcu II. i0 4 4-4 14 7 7 3 4 Peteri Ellin Beauty 7 I 7 141.70. 31.40. 50 with the tough problem of irying Droaa JumP- DUl are weuR tn 114', 1-14', Rome Ria 1 4 I II 15 Caldw'l Ctrkv'lk Becker Dairman Semtia Howard Distmo Totals St Dog VUUI wi a 0 7 I Baker 3-3 3 Jarvii 0 I-; 1 liot b.
b.i ii. 3 F.7.' to j-et some of his 22 candidates the other events. 4 33 I 3-3 0 7 3 0 07 1 Cut Oil 2 Tom Sundcwn Socrcl Dream 0-0 7 Rossi 1 4 50 w- Fin 1 2-2'j 6'l in shape. PP 3 7 4 2 8 5 1 A newcomer to the track squad. Torgeson 74 17-11 4S Totals 1 B0 6 50 S.
O-U-4) $51. NINTH, 477 yards. Gr. Rochester. N.Y., has The Lumberjacks officially open Bill Tarr, oo in Del II 71-77 13 La-I Mirhal Idoal Harmony ii Toraue Bronco 41 40-41 Bmrks Ranne Odds PP 'i St I I 1 Arlton Stall Oregon Jtati 0 jo Flashy Fire 7' 4 their '63 season on Saturday, Marjbeen shaping up in the mile and 40O23, when they meet Phoenix Col-two-mile runs, alonn with Pcujih COLLEGE BASKETBALL NCAA fcEGIONALS Far Wtt CHAMPIONSHIP Oregon Stair 8j, Anion SM't Sn Frflnc.sco U.
76. UCLA 75 MIDWEST Fin I- 7 'a 37 43 5- 4' a 6- 7': 7- 10' I Personal fouls-Arijona State. Caldwell MUTUELS cut oh 3, Cerkvenik 5. Becker 3. Dairman 7.
Tom Sundown JI5.40. 10.40; Secret Sunny sus Smlia 3. Howard 3, Disarulino 3. Oreqon Dream 4. Lone Gale 70 4O lene.
This is the first of six meets in the 880-vard run. Jim Oman, Just say "Charge it" Slate, Kraus 2. Pauly 3, Counts 3. Peters THIRD, 514. Gr.
4. (3-41 118.40. pmk Copper ''io scheduled for the Axers, three of Palmdale, has been snap- Baker 4, Jarvis 3. Rossi 3. Busier Murphy 5 7 7 3 11 Attendance 10.386.
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over should threaten (he five-year 6 50 tenth, d-s14, Gr. 7. J(i-4), jii.M.j 1 records of 46'-3" in the shot and Fin 2- 4 3- 8 4 8' i 5-9'? 4- 10': 7-16 170 7. 5, Jet 31.37. DO PP Like Gone 6 yadf Weston 3 Jet Clcud 1 Llovd 7 Hansom Rollie 7 P.
Pinto 5 Nioht Air 4 Clean Em MUTUELS Like Wavdi Weston $4 20, S3. 40. Align Front Wheels Balance Both Front Wheels ioo Dog Fin odds! The 1163 schedule reads: in ":v.1.,. 12 23-Phocnix Collcce; Mar. 30 Cincinnati 67, Color.uin 60 Eatlern Al Count Park, Md.
Championship Duk 73, 51. Joseph's, Pa. Consolation West Virginia S3. New York University 73. Mid-East I At East Lansina, Mich.
Championship Ciicaqo Lovoia Illinois 44 Consolation Mississippi Stale 6i, Bowling Green 60 Far West at Provo, Utah Consolation I San Francisco 76, UCLA 75 i 7 Gone 1.20; Cloud 4 4 15 00 Forl Lewis A at Duranp.i,; Aer George Williams. Pasa- 'Cats Score Track Win 0 8. 's Employee 4 a 4 -i i Anr hnrt ui A acna. L.a IS tuiiiuiK hi i 750 7 5 5 4-5 Small Sad Sam -IS-4) $75.70, Gr. high hurdles, and 3 6 7 7-7' at Flagstaff; Apr.
27-New Mexi-ithe low and Old J.l. FOURTH, 514, D09 Luckv'j Gal Odds a iii. Wpslrrn Rplavc at Silver Titv should l)C a point-getter fur the PP II with 'Axers this season, along Kacin, Kioo.ejjou. 4phnpniy Finn. 3 10 Internet rs Slim Fin 1 77 37 4- A 5- 8 6- 81 N.M., TUCSON, uiiiMTSi- Honey Hutch j4.
'staff; and May II New Mexico David Estrada, Lordsburg, Rose 3 1 i-4n 1.50 Western at Flagstaff. in the javelin. Rtpiactmtnt parti It nitdid and torsion par aduttmant not Included itu nf Ari7nna trarlt onrl firlrl mon. Ln" i an Aienl Dnhu IV Ycl NATIONAL INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT First Round Lnuis University 62, LaSalle 7-U' aimnn ii I rsi arpi sa rnnv a v.iu wesiv wovai 0 1 t-o u.ju 'S Dame 1 Hurdler Dan Siroky. Sedona, 41 St 4 3 3 7' 18.70 4 4 4-8'a 1110 5 4 5 11 4 70 A variety of weather conditions as they overwhelmed the Univer- mutuels-Lucky's Gai 25.4o, 74.20.
Gmsbor 5 I 1 interpret $5, 3.20; Mr. Slim $2.80. Lone Johnny 8 sity of Utah 106-38 in a dual star status 4 FIFTH, 477 yards, Gr. 4. O-d-3) 545.
Pleas 7 2. since the oneninc of track work- ha boon sidelined with a bad Quarter-finals Villanrjva 54, Wichita 53 Camsius 76, Memphis SlH I 7 6-11' 1 'I4'l II. 1. 1 1 1 1 i 11, iin ni is inri rn i 11 rr in niiui L-nro but should be ready tor AA. Gene'5 Best Fin jj, 5 mn-v, MIITIIFLWSue 't HOS 15.
wosiy 1 the Lumber- comnetition before tixi long. The i For Utah, making its first out of-doors appearance of the season 70 IM: f.rav Buddy 55 60. Sl-SMUIIS in um Ccmparde Lady Liddie is short ot secondr-IS Jack G'm- Pole vau" candidates Lumberjack squad pp 1 3 5 8 4 7 6 14,30 4.50 6.00 7.50 5.10 Attendance- (only Krce Christensen in the Pfll elin and Dailey Oliver in the 220-'b. Pride jyard hurdles took firsts. Gcod 1 fl'0K t(m) have been unable to in both the high jump and high jump workouts have been'p0e vault, with only one candi-limited, according to Gibler, and in pach Gibler has Ron Hoi- 11.50: 35 20 NAIA TOURNAMENT Championship Tan American, Tex.
73. Western Carolina, NX. 62 Third Place Cramblino, 1C7, Fori Hays, 86 SATURDAY PRO HOCKEY By The Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE Mnnlreal 5, Detroit 3 Toronto 3, Chicago 0 SATUPDAY'S PRO BASKETBALL By The Associated Press Boston 125. Syracuse 121 8-10' 7 rf- MUTUELS tomparoe 6 i Oayle HopKins oi Arizona no time trials have been held as amon, Camp Verde, and Russell Laay kiaoie r. n.
mained undefeated in his three -NT "SIXTH, 514, Gr. 2. Q-12-8) $17.80. T- yet lor the Axer runners. skinnor.
Cedar Brea, Tucson Dogs li-feet-6 in the high jump, i iIip hii-h iiimD and Dole vault Odds 2 60 Coach Gibler was able to get a FIRST, 14, Gr. 3 Lolamarc SI? 80, B0, 3.80; Blu Tonya S7.40. 6 40. Mr. specialties this season as he went Rmif 1 1 2 in the broad jump and 44-0.
newke 4.50 8 rpiinprllVPlV. Fin 1 7-3' 2 3- 6' 4- fair look at what the 19 60 Farrell SJ 20. T-31 83. Q-13-5) $50.20. prospects 1 PP 7 8 6 3 4 1 a -n strnN a I Man ji aDer when the be last Saturday.
jj .10 $19 60, 8, Be Quick $33.80, 7.40; Skue may 5-9' COLLEGE TRACK feet-II in the hop.step-jump. Dianrvn New Mexico 85, Aruona State Uni-, iurv' vmity 60 Steve Robhins and Dick Single- Oregon 79, California 66 -Martam Sheiri in no $2.80. Q-14-5) $184. A.Ner squad, as 7 5 60 UAILI UUUBLC 10 IYO. BELTS INSTALLATION gj i 7 5 a prc-scason a triangular ft IS .7 HO ins Annr ps sinners uccinrnrai r.i a sn rtfiinucu inuu uie ssii isrvm thikp, 685 yards, or.
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(1-71. 581.20. FIFTH, DTC, Gr. S-Lois G. $28.20, meet with Phoenix College and Imperial Valley College in Phoenix.
The Axers placed second, with freshman Craig Ballew a dual winner in the 220-yard dash $53 80. 39.27, 9 gc j0; He's Mike $6.20, Ample Odds pp '1 st Jack Hudson of Arizona turned, do T2 Kathv 53.80. -42 55. Q-12-8), $42.60. 3 fll 1 -s r.
1 1 Ballew also 9m, 6.80, 5.46; Tucco $30.40, 7.60; and the broad jump, 9 60 500 1 A "fl Fin l- 3 1 7 3- 3 4- 4' 1 5- 9' -17' 1 7-13 Hurrucd r-liqm 5J.60. U--I6 1, inn nrH VV1 iH ll UIL, IllWMHUI in one of the best times of the, Kinniv i.iht meet with a 1:52.0 closking in the'Rh0fMS kui) 'Ada's Fancy i0'1 Guest Sue Nine meet records were set. tcuCUTU n.Tr r.r al Mirmnnv i 1 23.40 6 50 U-HAUL Trailer Rentals Local-One way AQcnt ilm. 440 3.207 aii'j Gold $8 40, aasn- Axer Jim uman piaceo sec-380; Illinois joker $4.40. ond in the shot put, and third NEW TREADS 1 -an SATURDAY'S RESULTS places were won by Layne Peugh in the SSO and David Estrada in APPLIED ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES EIGHTH, 685 yards, Gr.
2 Winners Van Burcn AL 8-5413 419 E. Circle $3180, 9 80, Diamond Aqcnl'iu. javplin S6.20, Slim McClain $3.20. 40.63 Jdvell- zona is now 2-1 in dual competition, Tucson Summaries: Shot put Tom Dalzell, UA, 50 lect 3 Inches. 2, Mike Psoitis, UA, 48-5' a.
3, Allan Jacobs, Utah, 45-9. High lump Gavle Hookins, UA, 6 teet 4 Inches. 2, Bill Dcvries, Utah, 4-2' 4. 3, Al Johnson, S96 P1IILLY MAKES GAMES BID PHILADELPHIA (AP) Mayor James II. J.
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Dick Root. UA, 21-4' COLLEGE BASEBALL Grand Canyon 20. Nevada Southern 0 Pciwerdine 4. Fresno State 3 Hawaii Islanders 6, San Diego Slate 3 Louisiana State 2, Illinois 0 UCLA 3, Southern California I Nevada at San Jose State, canceled, rain RUGBY California 11, UCLA 8 WORLD HOCKEY Group A West Germany 4, East Germany 3 GROUP Norway 5, Romania 1 Poland 22, Yuqoslavla 4 Franc 8, Britain 3 PREP BASEBALL Arcadia 7, Kola 4 (Friday) Arcadia 4, Yuma I Prescott 5. Peoria 2 Agua Frla 15.
Kingman 4 North 9, Cortei 4 West 8, Rincon 3 Arcac'la 4, Yuma 1 San Manuel 16, Casa Grande 2 Mesa 8. Kola 7 SUNDAY'S RESULTS PRO BASKETBALL NBA Boston 125, Syracuse 116 St. Louis 119, Detroit 105 Cincinnati 116, New York 109 St. Louis 12, St. Paul 5, EPL PRO HOCKEY National League Montreal 2, Boston 2, tie Toronto 2, New York 1 Detroit 4, Chicago 2 American Leaque Buffalo 11, Pittsburgh 2 Rochester 4, Spiingtield 1 Providence 7, Hersney 3 Quebec 4, Cleveland 3, OT IIIUtUUI'lllrt ll'illlill (ii 13.
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Dick Singleton, UA. 4:19.2. 2, Don iCj(v Kocherhans, Utah. 3, Don Schullz, Utah. Plus tax and 4 trade-in tires ADIATORS -ll mt I I I -1 i' mr rv flit irnnnn innminvn iv tnrifiiiinn nnn ainn rrm i hi 440-yard run 1, Dave Murray, UA, :4v.6, 2, Larry Stolt, Utah.
3, Mike Soulier, Utah. 100-yard dash-Steve Robblns. UA, :9.7. 2, Dailey Oliver, Utah. 3, Tom Al-trey, Utah.
Pole vault Tom Kerr, UA, 14 feet I'i inches, 2, Terry Leonard, UA, 12-2. No third. Discus 1, Karl Johnstone, UA, 167 feet 3Va inches, 2, Manny Var-ela, UA, 144-5. 3, Terry Baker, Utah, ui-2' 2. 120-yard hurdles 1, Bob Hildt, UA, 14.9.
2, Lou White, UA. 3, Nick Luke, Utah. 880-yard run-1, Jack Hudson, UA, 1:52.0. 2, Art Gardenswartz, UA. 3, Jay Ward, UA.
220-yard dash-1, Steve Robbins, UA, :21.9. 2, Dave Hyatt, Utah. 3, Tom Alfrey, Utah. Hop-step-lump-1, Gavle Hopkins, UA, 44 feet II Inches. 2, Roy Jefferson, Utah, 43-434.
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