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JO Honolulu Star-Bulletin Wednesday, Dec 12, 1962 Gauchos Santa Barbaras or v. I THE ows SHI0HED 0LD-EA guard with the second.team. Erickson, 6-4 Robert Yahne and 6-0 Hal Hawaii's line-up: nold' I "Kaliszewski at forwards; and 6-3, Dennis Chai and.5-9 Norman Ching at the guard "posts. The Gauchos, accompa-I 6-6 Al Birtles at 6-5 Gene Yarbrough and 6-4. Ar nied also fcy assistant coach Ralph Barkey and 14 others jrr--, lAYTO giveis STILL THE BEST 14 including wives of the mar ried players and team boosters, arrived yesterday afternoon at Honolulu International Airport, four hours late due to airplane difficulties.

Upon their the. team was whisked straight to Klum Gym for practice session which lasted an hour and a half. After tonight's game, Santa Barbara meets Meiji University of Tokyo at Klum Friday (8 p.m.) before a return game against Al Sa-ake's Rainbows Saturday night. In four games with Santa Barbara in the last -three years, Hawaii has managed an even split Last year the 'Bows were edged, 69-65, by the Gauchos in the finals of the California Winter Classic at Santa Barbara. Saake will be fielding the same starting he used against Southern Cal last week, but there's one addition to the varsity roster.

Norbie Mendes, former By MARTYN CHASE For Art Gallon, this is old home week. Gallon, personable basketball coach for the University of California at Santa Barbara, is here with his Gauchos for a three-game series which opens tonight against the University of Hawaii (1-2) at Klum Gym, 8 p.m. For five years from 1947 until 1951, Gallon coached the Rainbows, leading them to some of their best seasons ever. All told, Gallon lived in the Islands for over 10 years, coaching at Kamehameha, Iolani and Mid-Pacific before going to the University. Gallon's current team is the tallest in Santa Barbara history averaging 6-5 in height, but it's also a young club with only two seniors on the 12-man traveling roster.

"We've got the best potential we've ever had at Santa Barbara," Gallon said following a workout last night at Klum. "But we're still green and I just hope we can do a respectable job." So far, the Gauchos have posted a 2-2 record, defeating crosstown rival West-mont and Whittier but losing to San Jose State and Loyola of Los Angeles. Starting for Santa Barbara tonight will be 6-5 Gary Davis and 6-6 Howie Sundberg at forwards; 6-8 John Conroy at center; and 6-2 Jimmy Larsen and 6-1 Gary Gaskill at guards. Also slated for plenty of action are a pair of promising sophomores, 6-9 Steve Fruchey at center and 6-3 Tommy Lee at guard, 'ji Others making the trip are 6-6 center Larry Trick, 6-5 Orville Elkins, 6-3 Gary fciiffiimmmrwunn fOiiti- rmSji tfn edcttM iwirnnilt rumi'mi i 's-twrnirmafM 1 1 Iffl tflfllUjllPf I John Mackey, Syracuse End Syracuse's Star End to Play Here Punahou star has been pro- Santa Barbara's Coach Art Gallon, formerly of Ha-moted from the junior var- sity and will see action at wan, and his team captain Gary Davis. Fujii Quits Waialae lEf flHH John Mackey, Syracuse's stickout end and Minnesota halfback Bill Munsey are the latest gridders to join the ranks of the Hula Bowl for the 17th annual postseason football classic January 6 at the Stadium.

They will perform on the North team to be coached by Rip Engle of Penn State against the South squad mentored by U.C.L.A.'s Bill Barnes. Mackey, 6-2 and 215 pounds, also plays halfback. He holds the all-time Syracuse pass-receiving record and was the most valuable player for the Orange this year. Pappy Waldorf, the chief Stardust Job 1 KmMMMmk Take To 1 4 mz mmml learned yesterday. I fourth managerial post since The announcement was i he first started at the 10-lane made by -Danny Kwock, pres-J Aloha Bowl.

scout for the San Francisco 49ers, noted in his report that "Mackey is ready for pro football right now, quick and strong, with the potential to be another Mike Ditto" Ditka is the rookie from Pittsburgh who has made good with the Chicago Bears of the National Football League. Ditka starred in 1961's Hula BowL Mackey was selected on the All-East team as an end this year. He is a brilliant receiver, with fine hands. He also blocks well and is tough on defense. Munsey rates as the fastest back on the Golden Gophers squad, a workhorse, who plays defense with the best in the Big 10.

He also is a dangerous pass-receiver. An all-around athlete in high school, Munsey has concentrated on football and track at Minnesota. He stands 6-0 and weighs a solid 200 pounds. The Hula Bowl committee headed by managing director Walter (Buster) McGuire yesterday announced the ac Wilbur Fujii yesterday resigned his post as manager of Waialae Bowl to take a promotional director's post with the new Starlite-Star-dust Lanes, the Star-Bulletin Kam Crushes Radford In Exhibition, 60-21 i den Lanes. Kwock said that he and his associates "heartily approve of the appointment of-Fujii, known to many as the man 'born to Fujii said that he hated to leave Waialae; "but the opportunity was too big to pass up or let go." He added, "I enjoyed my relationship with Waialae and I'll give the same undivided attention to my bowl- i -illl Villus hi-l 1 1 nUllwlttRMil $Sw il) activities with the Star Kamehameha substitu ted freely and crushed Radford, 60-21, in a preseason exhibition basketball game yesterday afternoon at Kam's Ke-kuhaupi'o Fieldhouse.

In other prep games last night. Castle routed McKin-ley, 76-33, and Waipahu lost to the Raiders A.C., 93-79. Sam Harris and John Tor- dust group as I have done at Waialae." Fujii was manager of Waialae Bowl7 since its opening three years ago. The Starlite-Stardust appointment is his TODAY Wrestling: Weekly pro card. 8 p.m., Civic Auditorium.

Basketball Intercollegiate: University of Hawaii versus University of California at Santa Barbara, 8 p.m. Preliminary game, U. of H. JV's versus Lanakila Ward, 6 p.m., both games at Otto Klum Gymnasium. Hawaii Armed Forces Senior Invitational Basketball League doubleheader at Bloch Arena: SubPac versus Mutual and Pearl Harbor versus Marines, first game at 6:45.

Prep preseason: Maryknoll versus Businessmen's All-Stars, 7:30 p.m.. Kaimukl gym. TOMORROW Basketball Hawaii Armed Forces Senior Invitational Basketball League doubleheader at Bloch Arena: ServPac versus Hickam and SubPac versus Church College of Hawaii, first game at 6:45 p.m. Prep preseason; Molokai at Aiea. 7:30 p.m.

College ers ijcwn serrac I Win Service Crown iifgailiiiliKi iffi i Mfilllti Vi; ceptance of an invitation by Ed Cummings, 210-pound, 6-1 fullback and captain of the Stanford Indians. Cummings was the bread-and-butter back for the Indians and also their heavy duty linebacker. Twenty-four of the outstanding college gridders in the country now are in the Hula Bowl fold, with another 24 to be signed. White Wolf To Defend Mat Crown Chief Billy White Wolf and Curtis Iaukea battle for the U.S. heavyweight wrestling title tonight in the main event of a Christmas Fund card at the Civic Auditori Bill Spalding had a personal high of 22 to pace five different ServPac cagers who hit in the double SubPac won its 19th straight game in a runaway bid to capture the Armed Forces Basketball League, but the unbeaten Raiders were hard-pressed to beat Cage Scores Intersections! Wake Torrst 75, St.

Joseph's (Pa.) 46. Texas 80, So. Miss. 61. Santa Clara 72, Wichita 67.

Air Force 58, Hardin Simmons 37. Last Duquesne 68, Georgetown 56. Penn St. 62, Colgate 40. Rutgers 88.

Columbia 68. Boston College 59. Yale 57. John Hopkins 74, Towson St. 53.

Williams 74, Trinity 65. American U. 78, Baltimore 62. Maine 64, Bates 57. Tufts 1 12.

Lowell Tech 70. Mass. Tech 72. Bowdoin 60. Boston 79.

Suffolk 58. Brandeis 71, Worcester Poly 54. res each scored 10 for Kam. while Clay 1 1 and Rockne Freitas followed with nine apiece. Bill Watson tallied 12 for Radford.

Mel Pauole with 12, Louis Tilton and Walter Mendes with 11 each led Castle's romp past the Micks. Castle shot off to a 27-3 lead and a 45-11 cushion at half time. Big Jim Kuhlmann, Wai-pahu's 6-4 center, dropped in 29 points and Eddie Gilbert 18 in a losing cause against the veteran Raiders team, who got 39 from ex-Rainbow Norm DePonte. William Auweloa contributed 23 for the Raiders. In jayvee action, Kamehameha beat Radford, 37-24; Castle took McKinley, 55-33; and St.

Ann's bumped Waipahu. 35-21. Yule Fund Races Set A top prize of $50 and 100 NASCAR points will go to the winner of Sunday's Star-Bulletin Christmas Fund benefit stock car 50-lap race, according to promoter Nick Czar. The final racing program of the season will start at 1:30 p.m. at the new International Race Track.

Thirty drivers have already signed up for Sunday's race, including the top three point-getters of the 1962 season Maxie Fernandez, Larry Miguel and Tommy Uejo. The 100 NASCAR points will be counted toward the 1963 point standings. A total purse of $200 has In the opener of a double-header at Bloch Arena, Hickam romped past Pearl Harbor Admirals, 73-56, after the same 22-point margin at intermission. Player-Coach Ken Pichet- defending champion ServPac, 98-92, last night. Trailing 47-39 at half time.

SubPac tied it twice before ace Bob Gaillard hit on a jumpshot for a 61-60 lead which it never lost. te led 10 ditlerent scorers Bob Hartless and Gaillard wjth 16 points whlle Bily iggei eu i ii sttuiiu-iidii comeback with the former Anderson topped the Admiral scoring with 20 points. SERVPAC (9J) SUBPAC I prs. I WU1I7 I ft fq pts. 5 4 14 2 0 4: 10 9 29 South Hardly a gift shows true friendship like the true old-style Kentucky Bourbon.

West Virginia 78, Richmond ft 1 13 Vpows 8 3 19 Lae 4 2 10 Hartlrss 2 iR Wiederkehr 9 i 22 Gaillard 1-0 2 Snyder 3 0 4 rieiry 1 0 2 1 3 6 j8 2 0 4: 2 0 4) i Mafan Davis Soalding Grady Burns 59. J. Duke 90. Vanderbilt 70. getting 17 of his 29 poirts in the period, Gaillard scored 33 points, 15 in the second half.

Gotham Bowl Definitely-On. NEW YORK, Dec. 12 (UPIi. Gotham Bowl officials enthusiastically announced last TOTALS 40 12 92' TOTALS 38 22 98 Halfiime ServPac 47-39. ADMIRALS C) HICKAM (73) fg pts.

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A special attraction features two girl midgets. Baby Cheryl and Dolly Darcel. Miss Cheryl is 43 inches tall and weighs 88 pounds while Miss Darcel stands 38 inches and weighs 38 pounds. Neff Maiava and Lord Blears take on the Masked Executioner and Cowboy Cassidy in a two out of three fall tag team match. Boom Boom i a 1 i tackles Luigi Macera and Tosh Togo meets Shoulders Newman in one fall matches.

The first match starts at 8 p.m. Rifle Group Re-elects Kupau Oliver Kupau was recently elected to his 12th consecutive term as president of the Hawaii Rifle Association. Chosen first vice-president was John Campbell, with. George Roberts named vice-p resident; Harold Faulk, executive officer, and George T. M.

Loo, treasurer. Edward Chung was appointed secretary by Kupau. been guaranteed for the 50-lap main event, with $50 going to the winner, $25 to the runner-up and so on. The demolition derby will have a total purse of $100. A total of 300 laps of racing is scheduled with time, trials to start at 1:30 p.m.

HaJftirre score Hickam, 43-26. Charnley Scores 6th-Round TKO LONDON. Dec. 12 (UPI) Eritish and European lightweight champion Dave. Charnley stoppfid James.

of Trenton, New Jer-. the contest "definitely will be staged" at Yankee Stadium. Bob Curran, executive director of the Gotham Bowl, said that will be put in escrow today as a guarantee for both teams and that "all kinks have been ironed out" Curran. added that the game definitely will be tele V.M.I. 74.

G. Washington 73. N. C. St.

76. Maryland 74. William Mary 71, Virginia 69. King College 63. Washington and Lee 58 (Overtime).

W. Virginia St. 93, Morris Harvey 90. Midwest Notre Dame 82, W. Michigan 68..

Wittenberg. 77. Keyon 55. Capital 82, Wilington 72. Washington (Mo.) 90, Missouri Mines 74.

Southwest Baylor 90. Trinity (Tex.) 70. Midwestern 79, Abilene Christian 69. Texas Wesleyan 91, Austin 68. McMurry 94, Howard Payne 90.

West Pepperdine 82, San Diego 66. Washington St. 70, Gonzaga 66. Fresno 56, San Jose 42, Oregon Tech 58, Humboldt 54. Arizona St.

College 72, Grand Canyon 65. Volleyball NUUANU WOMEN'S Dillingham defeated Rainbows; 15-5, 15-10; Jong's downed Starlite, 11-15, 15-6, 15-11; and Nuuanu whipped Outrigger, 15-3, 15-1. sey, on a sixth round TKO in their scheduled 10-round vised although he declined to name the network which bout last nint- will do the televising. lieieree jomray halted the bout seconds be- H1MI 1 ii-i i. .1 i-r it I I fore the bell to save EUis Davey Moore Wins Tune-Up SAN ANTONIO, Dec.

12 (UPI) World featherweight champion Davey Moore of Los Angeles, tuning tip for a February title match, scored a unanimous 10-round decision over Fili Nava of Mexico City here last night. KAILU from further Officers for the 1963 Kailua Charnley attacked from. National League season i the opening gong and by the president; Ed end of round had Ellis Ford and Carlo Panfiglio, vice- trouble on the ropes with presidents; Sue Smith, secre- iu ua tary; John Oda. treasurer; and short right hooks to the head Les Morton, player agent. 1 and body.

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