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DETROIT FREE PRESS 95-89 Irish Slip MSU a Surprise, Tliev Stand I Snap Offense or Defense Best? AFL Will Find Out When lis AlUStar Teams Clash 6-Game Slump Hockey Pts. GFG Mathis of of Boston and Billv i A i as Parilli's Alternate. The game will be nationally televised (Channel 7 in Detroit 21 21 21 16 13 10 i 2nd-Half Rally Stops Spartans he can expect tremendous running from his San Diego teammates, Keith Lincoln, Iance Alworth and Paul Lowe, and Oakland's Clem Daniels. er the New York Jets. WHILE THE West has greater speed in offense, the East has better power, notably 51 1S2 BR 50 125 105 48 119 110 89 104 124 82 118 134 28 98 127 IS 12 14 19 21 24 Montreal Toronto DETRT X.

York Boston SAN DIEGO, (l -The Attack minded West remains favored to defeat the defensively rugged East in the American Football League's annual All-Star game Sunday. The East's starting quarterback. Jack Kemp of the Buffalo starting at 4:30 p.m. THE EAST defense will havej With the 251-pound Gilchrist, remains Defensive anchor man for the its hands full trying to stop an But the East offense built around quarter-' optimistic. West, coached bv San Dieeo's Bills, was declared out of the-back Tobin Rote, who led the fnarh MiU nf tv, 5rt r.illman is Earl Faison.

EAST LANSING VPfl Notre Dame slowed fast-i breaking Michigan State to a jwalk Saturday night and i handed coach John Jordan game Saturday because of a San Diego Chargers to Patriots who i riinrt- 'fi2-nminri Charser end. the East, also has some: Faison was named the iut- severe cold. Replacing him will league cnampionsnip. be No. 2 quarterback Babe Pa-j The veteran passer has a rilli of Boston, with George superb receiver In Art Powell Blanda of the Houston Oilers of the Oakland Raiders.

And Yitn Tarilli top offensive stars Parilli, standing: lineman of the 196 along: with fullback Cookie Gil-; All-Star game and is pointing 'rhrist of Buffalo, Larry Garron for a repeat. Tobin Rote SATURDAY'S RESULTS DETROIT 2. Montreal 0. Boston 11, Toronto 0. Nw York at Chlrasro, in-.

SUNDAY'S GAMES New York at DETROIT. Montreal at Boston. Toronto at Chicago. WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Montreal at Toronto. Boston at New York.

IN 250-MILE RACK his first victory since an-' nouncing his retirement, 95-' over the Spartans. The defeat was MSU'a first in six home games and also the first time the Spartans failed to top the 100-point mark at home this season. MSU Is 8-6 for the season. Writers To Honor Ben Hooan c5 World Champ Clark To Race at Daytona Pro Cage WESTERN DIVISION Dan Gurney, at a miles per teammate speed of Notre Dame is 5-9 and 2-3 against Big Ten opponents. THE IRISH trailed 48-38 early in the second half before catching fire behind reserve forward Sam Skarich and out-scoring MSU 57-32 the rest of the way.

Skarich came off the tench to start the second half and scored 17 points. Ron Reed topped the winners with 28. Tent Gent had 31 for the Spartans. Jordan announced his retire- ment 10 days agro. He said he would retire at the end of this season.

The Irish have lost twice since then. Prt. GB Los Angeles 27 1 .614 S.Francisco 24 19 MS 'j St. Louis 25 21 .543 8 Baltimore 15 28 .333 11 'i DETROIT 10 31 .214 l.V EASTERN DrVTSION Pet. GB Boston SI 9 .75 Cincinnati 31 15 -B74 3 Philadelphia 30 22 .476 12 New York It 35 .286 21 hour.

The American Challenge Cup race is one of the major features of the annual Daytona "Speed Weeks." whih comes to a close on Sunday. February with the sixth annual running of the "Daytona 500," world's fastest race. NEW YORK ---(Urn Golfing1 immortal Ben Hogan will be presented with the Gold Tee Award of the New York Metro- politan Golf Writers Association at the association's 12th annual national awards dinner Wednesday night. Senator Abraham Ribicof Conn.) will present Hogan with the award, significant of his outstanding contributions to! the game of polf. The senator) also will make the principal' address on the program.

In addition to Hogan. otheri awards will be presented to! the Turnesa family, former' Hollywood stunt man Bob Morgan, charity-raiser Bill Jennings ever assembled for a similar race in the United States. On the starting grid with him will be Ferraris, Porsches. Scarabs. Ford King Cobras, Corvettes, and a host of other powerful jobs, all manned by the best drivers of the U.S.

and Europe. THE SPEEDWAY'S 3 course will be no stranger to the world champion. He drove it in the first "Daytona Continental" in 1962 which was won by his Ford and numerous other golfers. HOGAN, who has won every major world title, including four U.S. open championships, achieved has finest moment in 1950 when he recovered from an automobile crash and returned to the top of the golfing: world.

"Marvelous MeV Hot LAFAYETTE, Ind. Mel Garland had his best game of the season as Purdue scored its first Big Ten basketball victory of the season Saturday, beating Iowa. 90-75. Garland, who had been under 20 points for 10 straight games, scored 32. Sophomore Dave Schellhase.

added 27 points and pulled down 15 rebounds, i Iowa rushed to an early 12-2 lead and ran it up to 32-19. Purdue made the next 19 points with some hot shooting bv Garland and Schellhase. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. Jim Clark, the slight Scotsman who swept to the drivers' world championship in 1963 with an unprecedented seven Grand Prix victories, will be on the starting line when an International field goes to the post in the American Challenge Cup race at Daytona International Speedway on Saturday, February 15. Bill France, Speedway president, said the 27-year-old Clark will be at the wheel of a factory Ford-Powered Lotus in the 250-mile battle over the Speedway's 3.81-mile track and road course.

This demanding layout, which links the high-banked turns and long straights of the Speedway proper with the flat, sinuous road of the infield, is a challenge to a car's all-out speed, cornering ability, acceleration, and st amina. DESPITE HIS formidable reputation in Europe, Clark was comparatively unknown to American racing fans until his brilliant performance in a rear-engined Ltus Ford in the Indy 500 last year. In finishing only a few seconds behind the winner, he drove ihs Iyotus Ford as if he had been born in the shadow of the track. In the American Challenge Cup race, which carries posted awards of $20,000, Clark will have to he at his world championship best to hag the winner's share of the money. Lined up against him will be the heaviest, fastest sports.

Dodgers Rush To Sign for "61 LOS ANGELES TTP-- General Manager E. J. (Buzziei Bavasi announced Saturday that he had received a deluge of 11 signed contracts from members of the Is Angeles Dodgers baseball club including half a dozen regulars from the world championship team. Heading the list was catcher John Roseboro. who was estimated to have received the biggest increase, about $8,000 to boost his salary to the vicinity of $32,000.

SATURDAY'S RESULTS i Roston 121. DETROIT 115. Baltimore 93, San Francisco 86. St. Louis at Cincinnati, Inc.

Los Angeles vs. Philadelphia at Syracuse, Inc. SUNDAY'S GAMES an Francisco at Boston. New York at Bartimore. Cincinnati at St.

Iiiiis. MONDAY'S GAME DETROIT at Los Angeles. TUESDAY'S GAMES DETROIT at San Francisco. Boston at St. Louis.

Baltimore vs. Philadelphia at New York. Cincinnati at New York. FRIDAY'S RESULTS DETROIT 101, New York 99. Boston 99.

Ixs Angeles 79. San Francisco 112, Philadel. 91. AP Phot i FOR JANUARY center MICHIGAN'S BASKETBALL gift to Iowa. As a result of his courage, the Ben Hogan Award, (riven George Peenles (45), gets swept tip in a scramble for the ball with Dave Schellhase of Purdue.

Peeples, who played his high school basketball at Eeorse, lost control of the hall but a teammate recovered and scored. IOWA SI.L mil hit su. ij Tl II (INH S.F. NT. IQST i is i a L.

Si. S.I. ST ST.t. I annually to the golfer who overcomes a sever physical handicap, was founded 10 years ago. Hojran will" present the current trophy to Morgan, an amateur golfer who ds shooting in the low 70s despite the loss of a leg and other Injuries sustained in a film stunt mishap.

DUET SCORES 39 PTS. PURDUE Sch'llh't -tl Trudeau 1-3 Brown I J-J Garland 12 1-14 Purkhiir 4 0-1 Hartocr 0- Hicki 1-0 Graml 1 2-3 Hugriei 2-3 McF'Und 1 4- 1- 10 0-1 0- 2 2- 2 1- 3 1-3 4-4 0-0 Paulint Roach Skca Hankinf BodwM Jessen Bastian Lyon Ridtl Noonan Centers Are Hot In St. Gabriel Win 27 21-33 37-71 4-0 Total! 33 24-34 rO Total Iowa Purdus 41 JAN. 25th "Lutheran Night" ST. LOUIS HAWKS 8:30 P.M.

Bi Ten Standings 'Gophers Squeeze By i MINNEAPOLIS Ufr Minne-' sota erased a five-point North-, Ex-Boilermaker On Wildcat Slaff CHICAGO il'PP Northwestern University's varsity football coaching staff was completed Saturday with the appointment of Jim Shea. 28. former Purdue guard and assistant coach, as defensive line coach. Athletic director Stu Hoi-comb said that new head coach Alex Agase still is searching for a freshman football coach. Sunday's TV, Radio Spoi ls Fare Who's the No.

1 basketball center at St. Gabriel High? western lead with five minutes Things were a bit confusing after Saturday night's 86-43 to go and then held off the Wild- virtorv ovpr St Vincent. I Special High School Preliminary All Games ruts in tViA ictrptfh for 7fi-7d Conference I Pet. VL Pet. Bjg Ten basketball victory Sat- Rosf' team's tarting collected 17 19 center, Sl NnAV.

JAN. TELEVISION LUTHERAN EAST HIGH vs LUTHERAN WEST HIGH Reserve P.M. 0 1.000 12 2 0 1.000 fore Dick Wilkins. normally prototype and GT machinery 3 .4,1 Thp Gophers didn't put It 6 .538 away until 48 seconds from the Rose's replacement took over. Wilkins finished with 21 points.

Bowling. John Bob Kwolek. 1 1 :00 a.m. Guenther vs. St.

Gabriel used 12 players and all scored. Ousts Pair Of Cagers end when Terry Kunze hit a pair of free throws to give Minnesota a 75-70 lead. MICH. HI. Ohio St.

Minn. Vwstn. MSU Purdue Iowa Wis. Ind. EXPLOSION! .667 .750 .500 .500 .333 .150 .250 .000 .364 .571 .333 .500 .462 .333 raised its sea- riversiih; led! son record to 7 2 with a 51-49 yvtt tjitr NORTHWESTERN had 62-57 with eight minutes re-i victory over Flat Rock.

Tom rvntrai stat rvw January SPECIAL TOMORROW LAST DAY maining when the Gophers Binkowski and Gary Baumd- dismissed in aeVothaii nio. started their push. Archie Clark raher led the victors scoring ers accused of falsifvinr ree- 3 12:00 noon Challengej Golf. Arnold Palmer, Gary; Player vs. Bo Winninger, Gene Littler at Palm Springs.

Calif. (Repeat) 11:30 p.m. Bowling. Bob Strampe vs. Dick Hoover.

p.m. Sports Spec-' tacular. Los Angeles Indoorj Invitational Track International cham-. JAN. 28th L.

A. LAKERS 8:30 P.M. High School Preliminary! WAYNE MEMORIAL HIGH vs LINCOLN PARK HIGH Reserve P.M. hit a fastbreak layup and then 15 and 12 points respectively ords when thev entered school. SATURDAY'S RESULTS Michigan 82, Ohio St.

64. Notre Dame 95. Michigan St. 89. Purdue 90, Iowa 15.

Minnesota "6, Northwestern 74, Dave Graves, Clarenceville's 6-7 center, netted only IS points but It was sufficient to lead his team to a 43-38 victory over North Farmington. and it offered to forfeit all victories in which the players par- ticipated. Athletic director Gaston i Country Lewis identified the plavers as John Marsh, a in-' Don Yates and Mel Northway each sank a pair of free throws to wipe out the Wildcat lead. Rick LoPossa, the game's high scorer with 29 points, hit a basket at that point to put Northwestern back in front 64- 5 pionship motorcycle races. Willow Run jumped to a 34- nior forward and Vaughn Gra- 4:00 p.m.

PI World of Golf. 63 but that was the last Wild- 25 halftime lead and then rolled ham, a sophomore center. iiuucAnn oc ll A I ITV Cage Scores to a 72-48 triumph over North- cat lead. i Julius Boros vs. Miguel Sala at Country Club de Bogota, Colombia.

JAN. 30th Season's Only 3k whether it's a or a ville with Al Dashmon ringing in 26 points. Southgate came from behind a 35-28 halftime deficit to defeat Schafer. 58-53. with Don Cartwright scoring 20 points Lou Hudson, Minnesota's top scorer with 19.

popped a jump shot form the side and Clark sank another layup to put the Gophers ahead 67-64. Central State has won 11 of its 13 games this year. Neither of the players was a reg- ular. hut the college said that Marsh probably played In all 13 contests. The school's invest! gation ANY CAR SATURDAY'S RESULTS BIG TEN Michiqan 12.

Ohio S1ta H. Purrtut 90, Iowa 75. OTHER GAMES Cornell IS. Peon 70. OADoubleheader! 4:30 p.m.

AFL All Star, Game. From San Diego, Calif.i 5 :0 p.m. Ring Crosby i Golf. From Pebble Reach1 Golf Club, Calif. The Gophers stayed their de- for the.

winners. Cear Randazzo, $4. Bowling Green 5. Miami (0.) pite pressure to the end. Ken Quire KentucKy Tennessee tr.

Ohio Weslevin 70, Marshall St. John's tl. St. Francis Pittsburgh 17. W.

Virginia 7. Ripon 85, Beloit 66. Virginia Tech to, N. Carolina NORTHWESTER and Marty Molnar snowed that Marsh had attended points each for Wilson Junior College in Chicago for a year before -coming here and that Graham attended St. Augustine Junior College in a bchafer.

It. 11 RADIO 7:00 pjn. WWJ Hockey. Wings vs. New York.

Red MINNESOTA Davis 7 1-4 Hudson I 3-3 Northway 4 5-6 Kunze 3 1-1 i 7 3-5 Yates 1 1-3 7 1-4 IS 11 711 59 1 0-0 2 JONES FOR JONKS o'timesl Wichita B6, N. Texas St. 70. STATC Central Michigan 71, Ohio Northern A. Extern nniwiii-tan ti.

Ttiiel y. 15 Jaakson 19 Lopossa 1J Pitts Falk 17 lessen 4 Hansen Wood Nelson outn Carolina for a year. 0 0-0 Cincinnati Royals vs New York Knicks 7:15 P.M. DETROIT PISTONS S.F. WARRIORS 9:15 P.M.

0 0-1 31 11-10 Totals Te-'als 30 16-13 76 40-76 39-74 36 35 Northwestern Minnesota Hayes Jones Picks Tartar I 1L Henry Ford CC 1, Delta JC 7. Lawrence Tech tl, Rochester Tech 6t. 89, Nortnern michiin Mich. Lutheran 79, C. Michiaan Frosh 76.

Wavne itate 71, Allegheny 6. HIGH SCHOOL Alpena 56. Melvindale 54. AloenaETAOIN ETAOIN NU NU NU Clareneevillo 43, N. Ffriinton 38.

GPUS 61, Emmanuel Christian 69. St Gabriel 86, St. Vincent 43. Schater 53. Southgate 51.

Riverside 51. Flat Rock 9. Willow Run 71. NorttiviMe W. Parnelli Joins Indy Team Prep Sar to p-jj 3,.

By Accident RIVERSIDE. Calif. iff A rash of accidents slowed qualifying for Sunday's NAS-! CAR. 500 at Riverside International Raceway. 'V riMH.it Vartl Your Ticket To Hall Gam MILWAUKEE lUPl INDIANAPOLIS ijP J.

a San Pedro, nign jump Morn promoter, and Robert M. Bowes Indianapolis announced Saturday they will enter two cars together for the Skiers Crush Their Own Snow NEW YORK (UPD -Bill Mc-Clellon. 16-year-old sophomore at Dewitt Clinton High School, broke the national scholastic in mmm CHOOSE FROM 6 BEAUTIFUL COLORS Indianapolis 500-Mile race May 1 30. Parnelli Jones of Torrance who won last year in an i Agajanian car, will be the No. 1 driver for the team.

I Jones will be given his choice iof his 1963 car, rebuilt and re door high jump record Saturday with 'a leap of six feet, 7 inches during the Cardinal Hayes Games at the 168th Street Armory. McClellon erased the previous mark of 6:07 set by John Thomas of Boston in February CHICAGO OFi The Norge Ski Club will hold its 59th tournament Sunday in suburban Fox River. Grove. "Members of the Norge Club Und employes have crushed more than 200 tons of snow and (ce for the slide because of a lack of snow in the area. NEW YORK rUPE Hayes Jones, who has won the 60-yard high hurdles in the Wanamaker Millrose Games for the last four years, wrill be unable to defend his title at Madison Square Garden, Jan.

30. But there's another Jones understudy Paul waiting in the wings. Paul Jone Is no relation of Hayes, who has recorded a. five-year indoor winning streak that now numbers 48 consecutive hurdles victories. When Hayes discovered that his job would keep him from competing, recommended Paul, a graduate of Wayne State who won the Perm Relays 120-yard high hurdles in 14.2 seconds last spring.

Sag. Grea Malibu Grce Capri Blu Duity Ro Granada Yellow Ivy Greta Now a credit card will get you into a baseball game. The Milwaukee Braves announced Saturday that they have made arrange-; ments to allow holders of American Express credit cards to use them to pur-; chase tickets to their games. The Braves said that they are the first ma-t jor league baseball team to adopt a credit card system. modeled, or a new rear-engine car being built by Troutman Barnes of Culver City.

who put together the Scarabs and other famous racers. of 1958 at Madison Square Garden. Yankees, Mets Yachts Chase jNew York Craft Matched Again Fish Derby Time At Crystal Lake CARSON CITY The Fish Creek Sportsmen's Club will sponsor its sixth annual Fish Derby on Sunday, Jan. 26, on Crystal Lake in Montcalm County. NEW YORK IJrV The New York Yankees and New York OPEN DAILY 7:30 TILL 4 SAT.

TILL NOON Transmission Trouble? WE AH SrFCU LISTS Mets will meet in a night game next June 15 at the new Shea Stadium in the second Mayor's Sandlot Trophy game, Mayor Robert Wagner announced Sat ST. PETERSBURG, (P Ondine, her brilliant red. white and blue spinnaker billowing, showed her wake early to the other 16 boats Saturday in the 105-mile St. Fetersburg-to-Venice yacht race. The New York yacht was expected to cross the finish line befor daylight if winds held through the night.

There wall be contests for ice spudding, biggest fish, biggest itring of fish and fattest, oldest LINCOLN PARK 2068 Oix Ave. DU 2-6390 DETROIT 13620 Evergreen BR 2-3100 FLINT 1721 H. Saginaw CEdar 5-5641 GRAND RAPIDS 445 Mich. N.E. GLendala 1-0665 WARREN 76ST E.

8 Milt SL 7-5600 PONTIAC 147 S. Saginaw FEdtral 4-9955 FERNDALE 836 East 9 Mile LI 8-7300 KALAMAZOO 416 W. Water St. 345-6171 AS LOW AS TERMS C77 AND TowiNa 'JVrls AVAILABLE (UALITY SERVICE FACTORY SINCE 1923 6UARANTEE urday. The proceeds from the exhlbi Sign- Up Time CHICAGO iff The Chicago White Sox signed outfielder Dave Nicholson and catcher J.

C. Martin Saturday for 1964. md youngest fishermen. Registration fee will be $1 a person tion contest will benefit sandlot Grand Auto Replacement Paris 3300 Crand River TC 1-5353 savs Larry Miner, club vice baseball in greater New York the mayor said. resident.

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