HUSKIES, UCLA
ARE TO MEET
THIS WEEKEND
LOS ANGELES, March 6 —t.F
The UCLA Bruins will mee, Wash
ington’s Huskies for the PACC bas
ketball title in Seattle thi- weekend
They won the trip last nigh;. b
whipping USC 4a to 41 in a South
ern Division playoff.
UCLA’S defending confer.', .<
champions led by only 17-1 j a
half, then forged ahead.
UCLA forward Dick RicUva - c<
ference high scorer, was lv. h r
man with 15 although ho
four field goals.
At Seattle, the University c
Washington reported a i :’a f
tickets to the weekend to .rne.v :
a sellout crowd was predict'. I f
both nights.
Coach Tippy Dye put the Kusfcie
through a light workout ye . rd
He said he would bear down in to
day's practice session.
The Bruins were expected to ar
rive in Seattle Thursday.
mm risers
' on ski inn
Despite ccld winds in town an'
over the bridge to the ski trail .
good number of board riders wort
on hand over the weekend indulg
ing in their favorite king whiiei
sport. Top honors for Sunday went
to young Ricky Smith, who <•• :n
pleted two very smooth runs ' 1 thr
class *‘B” junior cour.-o m,-'. in
tetter than two sccdVids lead ovc
his nearest competitor, Em - • Kol
hasse. Kolhasse was followed bv
Bob Osterman and young C
Tapley who gave the older bo s r
run for their money.
John Nielsen, son of Ed Nieken
paced his competitors to win i
class “C” junior division and tk
Lion’s club perpetual trophy Jo:
was followed by Joe Abel sko-win;
much improved forth pad .h
ness along with Stanley v os i'uy
place runner In this divi.ko".
Trophies and awards for the aho
racers will be presented r.‘
annual ski banquet to be bn'd *
the evening of March in, at tin
conclusion of the S. E la ’ an . ,
championships.
Officials handling the race Sun
day included Shell Jan r.. Miiuv’d
Mill, Dean Williams, Morn it i I ' -
chel, Mai Hardy, Mai'tM Jortun
and Shirley Meuwi.ssen. Lots o
credit is due this group or no,
only handling the a hoc “ rnc °. b
countless hours spent c-u.:;: t ' j
ski season to teach junior- [
technique and ski racing fr.rr.t Tir .
following listing is the order each I
competitor completed for to .1 time;
on the combined downhill ■ : .}
courses:
Class B—Ricky Smith, Ernest Hoi- J
hasse, Bob Osterman, George Tan- •
ley, Rudy Ripley. Douglas E v d.
Don Abel, Richard Roundtree, B
Hales. ,
Class C- John Nil: en Jc ' Abel,
Stanley E-cars, Kenny Merritt.
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Fights last night resulted as fol
lows :
Providence, R. I. — Ike Williams,
142, Trenton, N. J„ outpointed Beau
Jack, 146, New York, 10.
New Orleans — Willie Pep, 127,
Hartford, Conn., outpointed Carlos
Chavez. 133, Los Angeles.
Phi'adelhpj — Percy Basse.*
133. Philadelphia, outpointed Ji.-.i
Crrter, 132, New York, 10.
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The ladies took over the Elk
alleys last night to chalk up son:*
high scores. Louise E. nton of th:
3 and T bowled high cries of 541
and high game of 201). Second his I
game went to June Faulkner witl
i 190 : core.
Attention is called to the mixe
doubles being bowled March If
Sunday, on the Elks alleys. A:
hose who are interested — get ym
partner and sign up on the bulleth
;oard in the Elks Club.
Standing of the teams to date or
he Monday Night league are as fol
ows:
I w. ;
I cotas . 20
v eeney’s Shamrocks 10 1.'
'an American . 13 1.
.cedJecraft . . 1,1 1
.’now White . 13 1
■i and t’ 13 1
Jus. George 10 1
City Cleaners . 8 IS
Team and individual tcrre • li.
light are as follov s:
S & T
L. Elanton . 143 209 135 5'
‘. Johnson . 148 170 137 471
Shaltuck 121 138 100 33
0. Dalbiel . 124 179 182 4'.'
!. Scott . . 11G 112 101 3.
Totals . 657 803 725 2131
Needlecraft
Mill . 15S 165 155 47
T. Forsythe .. 124 12.4 124 37
Carroll . 106 121 131 S
X Matson . ... 137 137 137 41 r
M. Hixson .. 133 104 137 3i
Totals . 656 654 687 13£r
Pan American
O. Vuille . .. 141 130 145 41,
M. Hedges . 133 152 23 i
Straiger . 143 ICO 1^3 4
J. Merritt . 154 140 171 4
. Faulkner .... 190 123 163 47(
Totals . 733 73,1 748 22.
Gus George
Estes .. 124 172 145 44'
•. Taylor 142 120 125 387
3. Cahail 157 133 143 •!
'■ Moore . 147 147 150 4441
j D. Oldham ...... 165 152 1 '
Totals . 735 727 725 2187
City Cleaners
Biggs . 122 171 152 r
Winthers . 113 123 123 367
I Garrison .. 133 125 130 33
| Johnson . . 133 139 143 42
I Borns . 117 113 S8 32
Totals . 630 687 7C3 202
Lecta’s
;v- Riendeau .... 129 158 160 447
’3. Peterson . 112 149 110 37:
Lincoln . 149 121 HI 421 1
11. Johnson . ... 123 167 154 41'
L. Museth . 130 130 130 35C
Totals . G46 735 635 207s 1
Snow White
3. Wilson - 143 136 157 41:
7 Baxter .... 107 155 143 402
7 Hartman . 124 154 140 4U
c- Eucy 10S 163 189 45C
B. Hudson 176 117 180 453
Totals 658 725 769 2152
- Sweeney’s Shamrocks
D. Sweeney 143 133 163 4 47
C. Shelderf . 149 124 ic<7 4'2
B. Thomas . 124 124 124 371
W. Hoyez . 135 139 171 4'
P. Grove . 142 175 143 45C
Totals . 6.99 713 723 27
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R0QND0P8F
BASKETBALL
By Associated Press
Illinois and St. Bonaventure have
been added to the growing list cf
tournament teams, leaving 10 berths
eren in the NCAA and NIT basket
ball championships.
I'linois clinched the Big 10 title
end an automatic post in the NCAA
playoffs lost night by outlasting!
Michigan State, 40-43. *
Earlier, St, Bonaventure had
agreed to participate in the NIT.
While Sox Outfield!
This trio may comprise the l Mo. -o White Sox otiif tin;; year, if the boys come ihrough as efpcctei
Left to r t.t: Qv J. ho h 9 homers for tii last year; J ;« Btuhhy, a youngster who hit
.3t0 for Sacramento in 19511; ! Zarilia, a .315 btt’.f. last year with the Ked Sox. The White Sax are
in rpring training at Pasadena. UP! "A'irephoto. ■ , j t
.’his left a place open ip the M li
on Square Garden tourney — p .b
b!y for Oklahoma A&M.
The Aggies blew a chance to quad
Sy for the NCAA by losing to Dr
-•ort, 62-52.
Now they’ll have to win agains:
.louston tomorrow night at t ill
■ ter, which they should.
So here’s the tournament picture
showing last night's games;
NCAA — Illinois 13-?. Cold mbit
1-0, Arizona 24—1, Eri h?:n. Yount
1-7, Kentucky 27-2. North Caroline
tale 2S-4. and Kan .is S!&*.3.2A-8.
MIT — NC St rue 2o-k Beloit 53-1
tv.rSnce Tech 22-2, Dayton 23-4,
Waona. Brigham Young, St. Louis }
1-7, LaSalle 22-3, St. John's u
leton Hull 22-5 and Si, Ecuuvenhau
3-5.
There still are nine spots open ir.
he NCAA. Six will be filled bj
members at lv;p:<V pr indeptm,
earns, and three by the winner
•.•8 Missouri Valley, Southwest and
v.cific Coast conferences.
Four eastern "at large” team art
•pected to be picked teir,crrv
eading candidates include1 £>;
Ink . Vihr.novt., Ho';; Cr j vv h
igton and Jefferson, LaSalle, Con
hoticut and Sc. Eonaventure.
The NIT opens here Saturdaj
'it'’ afternoon arid night double
c-.ideK' involving the eight un-resd
d teams.
Eliminations in the NCAA will !•
:e!d in Kansas City, New York anc
talcigh, N .C. The payoff game i
et for March 27, at Minneapolis.'
At Beloit, Wis., the Eeloit Buc
ent crazy and poured in 141 point
■> crush Cornel! of Iowa! 141-52
3sne Rhodes’ 51-foot field goal it
he final second gave Western Ken
ufflty a 78-77 victory over Bowhn
Oreen. K-State’s 87-43 romp past
Oklahoma also was a surprise.
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Detroit — Ok!;.:ior.-.j. :M, na
■ion’s No. 2 team, upset !;y Detroi
University. G5-52, preventing Aggie
from clinching Missouri Valley Con
ference title.
East Lan in,, Mich. — Illinoi
defeated Michigan State, 49-43. an<
won Big Ten championship am
berth in NCAA tournament.
Oxford, Ohio — Ara Parseehiar
freshman coach at Miami Univers
ity (Ohio), appointed new hea
football coach.
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Miami —t Hyphasi <sa> won the
197,500 inaugural handicap befor
crowd of 18,527 as G-ulstream Par'
' opened 41-day meeiing.
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NEW YORK, March 6 — tfj-f.- The
-'ajversity' of ’ Kentucky Wildcats
• a No. 1 rating today as the np
:• id test college basketball teafn
:• 1951 in the final weekly Assp
ted press poll.
But, it was only by the skin of
heir teeth — a bare 26-point mar
,in over Oklahoma A&M.
It was the second No. 1 ranking
or Kentucky ip y>e three years of
! ' ? Ai basketball* poll of sporlis>!
• Tiler.: and sportscasters. Kcutuckyri
the lop team of 1349, rated third
s year ago when Bradley captured ,
the lofty honor.
However, Oklahoma A&M, which
offeree! a stunning setback last!
; ight at the bands of Detroit 62-53 1
■email,- received 10 more first place [
: votes then Kentucky.
Kentucky, which has clinched a■
berth in the NCAA tournament, has !
been voted the nation’s top team ■
| for the I t seven weeks. The AR- '•
vies (28-3) end the regular season,
against Kansas in a non-conference
ilt Saturday. Kentucky (27-2) has
nded its re;r.ilr.r eason.
With 185 ballets east in this 12th
-nd la.-: poll, ■ '. ntucky edged home
first, because of receiving a heavier
vote for the No. 2 spot.
The poll showed only a slight
change is ; i last week. Bradley,
<28-4> in the No. 5 spot last week,
dropped to No. fi. Illinois. (12-3) ad
vanced from ixih to fifth.
The other teams held firm, with .
Iioluml.i:1, the nation’s only unbeat- •<
-n major cu'.f-t (21-0), in third, ,
Kansas Stale (21-3), Big Seven,
ihamps, No. 4; Indiana (19-3), No.
'; North Carolina State (23-43;
Southern Conference Kingpin, No.-'
3; St. -John’s of Brooklyn <22-3),
No. 9; and .‘.it. Louis (21-7), No. 10.
In the second ten were Brigham
•’’oie-g. No. 11; Arizona 12; Dayton ‘
13. Toledo 14, Wa hington 15, Mur
;ay State lG. Cincinnati 17, Siena 13,
CSC 19, and Vilianova 20.
S..v mil GREKNWALDS
Mr. f id Vr.. Karl Green wold arc'
he parent ff a son born at 4:43
jcloek Saturday afternoon- in St...
Inn’s H pi’al. The young lad
ipped td.-s at nine pounds
md nine ounces.
FROM PELICAN
Mrs. E. C. Wellesley and son from,
•clican r.- at the Baranof Hotel.
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By TED KM ITS
BUENOS AIRES, March 6 - "PI—
i The first Pan American Games drew
toward a close today with^track/ end
1 lield.winding Up ,ionisin' !jnd-*iinc
United States defhtotelji on top ,U\,
; the sport. • i /■,
However, on an unofficial point
basis, in all’18 sports on the pro
. i ram, Argentina has an edge with
! 728 to 577 for the U. S.
I Tn track, which is the center cl
the qfcr*dpi<j-tyjB* Jflrognitu and yiirf
only iMtr ehlmttfcDHships tnidfCWcd-l
Ujc United states; fc*&haad ,'jrith. 11
fiti* t V roinst Vottr fVf' fiTjeiViSna.
}-Tj 1; fltritkoibail#, tl'.uftrfay night
'"‘.fi "’will® probably will be a hum
dinger of a game between the. U. S.
! rfid Argentina, world ahiateur
' champion. Yesterday, Argentina de
Panama, 65-54, and the U. S.
knocked off Chile, 69-50,
SOUTHEAST ALASKA
:i?8 TITLE PLAYOFF
TOiGHT, WED. EVE.
The Ketchikan High School bas
ketball team arrived Monday.after
noon by .Ellis Airlines lor the
Southeast Alaska championship
playoff with the Jm+t-sn nt,di
School Crimson Bears tonight and
Wednesday night.
Either team must win the two
games with a possible third .in
Thursday if the two ; times are
split. Games are sch" luled for ;;
p.m. with a preliminary game at i
7 each night.
Tlie winning team travels to An
chorage to play the Anchorage High
School for the All-Alaska title.
Playoff for the All-Alaska . cham
pionship is'tentatively ret fer
A arch 15 and 16.
Fast breaking and long passing
was the payoff combination for the
Ketchikan team against Pftersbuiy
for the southern division title r.f
Southeast Alaska. The Ketchikan
and Petersburg teams played in
Ketchikan on February 15, 16 and
17.
A welcoming assembly v .. held
\ tills morning at the high school
| ior the Ketchikan team.
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SFC DAWI-EY TO II.UNH
SFC Tied Daw ley c ;>•••. ; t
jl-ave today, wen‘her perm.itrt'n*
I for Haines and Skaev. ay on a power
j; in'enance inspection for’ Use
j/.l.oki Communiontions Systeta. '
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HEW MEMBERS
INTRODUCED AT
BPWC MEETING!
Four new members were Intro- i
et'.ced by President Lucile Stine nt
the Etfsine nnd Professional
Women’s Club meeting Monday in
the Bars net's Terrace room.
They were Marguerite Dudley,
nor •»: Dorothy Meyer, in the cf
ff o of the Boy Seou: organization;
•lean Becker with the Alaska Na
ts •:> Service nnd Mrs. Rosalie Nev
er, Mt. Edgecumbe.
Mr Helen Ehrendrelch, finan
j e 1 chairman, reported that (he
| ti nd the BPWC is raising to de
| fray expenses of the Territorial
c: nvention In Juneau next May was
increased by $119.59 by the Smor
G. tborg the club gave with the as
■ stance cf Mr.;. Frank Olson two
w ’eks ago.
Visitors at the club Monday were
’■ ; ; Evelyn Harris, x-ray tech
nician aboard MV Hygiene, guest
of Patricia Baxter nnd Mrs. George
A. Lingo, guest of Mrs. Helen Men
em. A visitor at the club was Mrs.
Joe Morgan, a BPVV member from
X eji/aeolu, Florida.
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I i'OSSIjf BROWN HAS
RIRTHHAV PARtV
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Mfcs Cornic Brown, daughter of
j Mr. r.nd Mrs. G. G. Brown of Jv
i ui, entertained at a party Friday
ining 'March 2 in the American
t cjion Dugout, to celebrate her
thirteenth Birthday on that day.
The rooms were attractively dec- I
orated in the St. Patrick's Day!
theme and a large birthday cake
and tapers centered the refresh-)
ment table. Mrs. G. G. Brown and'
Mrs. Hazel McLeod were hostesses
for the event.
Guests attending the party were
Carla Carter, Judy Foss, Rosemary
Krcnquist, Fred Allen, Helen Lister,
Donna Buckner, Bernice Melseth,
Dorian Gross, Darien Gross, Mar
garet Ann Pyle, Ronnie Steinig,
M^kc Blackwell, Mike Grummett,
David Hollingsworth, Roger Polley,
John Freymueller, Carl Beyers,
Carolyn Davis, Allen Gould, Allen
lEngstram, Eric Beach. Denny Ryan,
Bill Baker, Sam McPhetres and
Mrs. Lyle Manson.
NUGGET SHOP
OFFERS REWARD
STOLEN JEWELRY
A reward of up to $150 is being
offered by the Nugget Shop of
Juneau for information leading to
the return of goods alleged stolen
from the show windows of the Nug
et Shop early In the morning of
February 25.
Listing as massing from the show
Windows which had been removed
from their casings were men's and
ladies' wrist watches, gold buckle
rings and cigarette lighters, total
value estimated at about $1,500.
The case Is being investigated co
operatively by ^.he U. S. Marshal's
office and the Juneau City Police.
S. B. Fitzhugh of Anchorage came
in from the westward on PNA yes
terday and is stopping at the Bar
In nof hotel,
IT A S K ETBALL
Juneau Gym
Southeastern Alaska Championship
Piay-Sif Carnes
Tuesday an 1 Wednesday, Mar. 6 and 7
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Preliminary Games at 7 o'clock
Regular Games ai 8 o'clock
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Jitsea* Hi Crimson Bears vs.
lelcilkaa High Xayhi's
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