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The Pittsburgh Press, Friday, December 7, 1962 .41 IL To Okay New Members Westminster Shows Balanced Attcid; Tapers Extend Winning Streak Oakland Third Straight Victim NEW YORK, Dec. 7 (UPI) Westminster's Titans, defending small ccllcje The International League 'again showed why they are ranked at the trp of the heap Pat Richter Played Despite Bone Chip Wisconsin End Kept Hand Injury Secret So His Mother Wouldn't Worry MADISON, Dec. 7 (LTD Pat Richter, Wisconsin's All-American end, had a chipped bone in his right hand for half the season, but wouldn't even tell his mother. He kept right on playing, with the hand well taped and cushioned to prevent further will ratify the admission of in the latest poll. its two newest members, Lit-1 The Titans displayed a balanced scorinj attack as five Sports Stew Served Hot Stage Struck By VINCE LEONABD North Catholic, North Hills and Oalrton Highs, among others, play their basketball on the schools' auditorium stages.

Such business can be dangerous, like when a player falls off the edge or slams Into a brick wall But that's nothing compared to what happened to Watsonville (Calif.) High which made an unscheduled appearance before a full house at Santa Cruz. While the visitors were changing Into their uniforms on the home team's stage, someone opened the curtains. Don Schwall, new Pirate pitching property, finished fast for the Bed Sox last year. Only 2-10 on July 6, he won starters nit in double ngures to defeat Grove City, 69 55, for their second straight win of the season. tie Rock and Indianapolis, at a meeting to be held Dec.

15-16, at Indianapolis. The announcement was made by League President Tommy Richardson, who also said that the IL would ratify the sale of the Richmond, Va. farm club by the Yankees to Romeo J. Champagne of Man-. Chester, N.

and would draw up the 1963 league schedule for purposes of was the game's h'z'i scorer with 24 points. Dave Schrecen-gosf 17 points led the winners. In other district games last night, Fenn defeated Thiel, 71-52; Steubenville stopped West Liberty, 8546; Georgetown (Ky.) nipped West Virginia Wesleyan, 67-66, and Morris Harvey romped past Beckley, 95-72. injury, but kept It secret from his mother to keep here from Pro Basketball AMERICAN LEAGUE The game was tied six time In the first half but the Titans spurted to a sev en-point lead by the Intermission and remained In front the rest of the way. Curt Carson of the Grovers United Press International The Philadelphia Tapers had a three-game winning streak going today In the American Basketball League, partly because of Roger Kaiser's accuracy and partly because of the Oakland Oaks' inaccuracy.

Kaiser pumped In 18 points to lead the Tapers to an 82-80 victory over the Oaks last night. The game was decided to all purposes in the third quarter when Philadelphia took a 60-52 lead as Oakland made only two of 23 shots. even or his last 1Z games. His early Ineffectiveness, however, kept Us final earned run average at 4.95. worrying.

"He didn't tell me about It," she said, "until about three or four weeks after it happened. I knew his hand looked bad, but I was more concerned over his bruised hip." He chipped a bone at the Pet. I Pel. t. Bch.

11 3 Phdlphla 6 ,500 Plttuhrfh 3 Chicago 6 13 .334 K. City .600 Oakland 3 10 .147 YESTERDAY PHUkarck 107 Oilrar. 103 Philadeipma 13 Oakland SO TOMOHT PITTSBURGH at Uiicaso: Oaklard vs. Philadelphia al Wilmmttoo. Loni Beach at Kamas City.

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION altera DItIsIm tTaatam DItWoh IM I Pet. Award For Murray Ben Schwartzwalder, whose Syracuse team still has a regular season game left with UCLA tomorrow, says of the Bruins' star halfback, Kermit Alexander: "He's the national hop, step and Jump champion and he can Jump right over the poor defensive guy for about a six-yard gain." RALEIGH, N. Dec. 7-Duke Coach Bill Murray has Boston II 5 .183 L. An(.

17 7 .708 Svrcua 13 .319 St. Luis IT 10 .630 Clnn. 14 10 S. Fran 13 .381 knuckles of his two middle Pittsburgh triumphed over Chicago, 107103, in the only been named football Coach of other league game scheduled. N.

YOTt 19 .393 Detroit 17 .301 Chicato 7 II .569 YESTERDAV lw Tort Clndnnatt Chicago 103 St. Louis 93 TONIGHT Lm at Boston: San Francisco at Detroit: Ctueaio vs. Srracust at Rochester, N. Y. OAKLAND PHILADELPHIA fingers of his right hand, his mother said.

"He told me it didn't bother him catching," she said. "The only time it really hurt him, I guess, was shaking hands the Year In the Atlantic Coast Conference by the ACC Sportswriters Assn. 1 Lht OFT OFT Two sure-pops among pre-Nevo Year's Day bowl games: Oregon State over ViU Schwall 3 10 Mif 11 Ltcour Turner Hidnot Todd Romanoff Yate. Vauthn Mill! 6 11 34 Biy. lis Sprarrlna 3 14 Wrifht 0 3 3 Taylor 0 3 3 Kaisrr 3 10 17 Johnson 8 0 IT Chid ski 0 0 0 Hill Clark 3 13 9 IS 3 13 Opening Monday, Dec.

10 lanova in the Liberty on Dec. IS and Penn State over Florida in the Gator on Dec. 29, no matter what the spreads And, in case you missed it, Susquehanna College, of Selinsgrove, owns the East's longest foot-ball victory streak 22. 5 iNJan with the other captains before the game." It couldn't have bothered him too much. After the in- 1H Totals 34 30 10 Total 30 31 83 3-ot.

Goali Kaiser. Vauthn. Yates. CANADA House Jury, early in the Iowa game Fhtladrlphia 22 17 21 J2-- Oakland 21 20 11 28110 Fret throws mined Tapers: sprarrml S. Wrlrht 4.

Taylor 3. Kaiser 3. Johnson 3. Chmielewskis 3. Hill 2.

Clarke. Oakland: I-acour, Kadnot, Todd. Romtcoll 3, Yates 3. Hoping the reputations of their, big brothers don't at Madison, he caught six passes for 56 yards and a touchdown. He was named "Lineman of the Week" by United Press International for that effort.

Richter, a 6-foot-6, 230-pound 'end, named to the UPI Ail-American team for the second consecutive year, also broke his collarbone in his sophomore year as a Badger. SQUIRREL HILL'S NEWEST FINEST Family Style Restaurant OPEN EVERY DAY II A. M. UNTIL 2 A. M.

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