European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - February 23, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Page 22 the stars and stripes Werner wins n. American race miss Meyers takes women s title monday february 23, 1959 Squaw Valley Calif. Up Linda Meyers Bishop Calif., poured on the Speed to win the women s North american slalom title Here saturday after a Duel with Russia s Stalina kor Zukina. Miss Meyers who works in the summer and skis in the Winter at Mammoth lakes Calif., clocked the fastest run of the Day with a 59-second first at tempt and then clinched the win with 61.7 for a 2 007 total. The 21-year-old californian s Victory along wit buddy Werner s win in the men s slalom gave the . A sweep of flip opening races of the meet held to lost the courses for the Winter olympics Here next y e u r. The downhill races wore scheduled Sun Day. Kii Shiun girl 2d miss kor Zukina was timed in2 01.4 with runs of 60.3 and 61.1 and was the Only foreign entry to break american skiers domination of the top nine places in the Racoon the 50-Gate course hat wound Down the slopes of kt-22. Another russian entry Evgenija Siclo Rova who finished third in the195 5 olympic slalom was 10th. Sally Caver a preface favorite from Philadelphia was third in 2 0.1.7 followed by Mcnie Cox port Leyden ., in 2 03.1. The top 10 finishers i Linda Meyert Bohon. Calif., 50.0-61.7 2 00.7 2stalina Komik Liivia Limia.  2 01.1 3-Sally Deaver.  fio.i-ri.3 2 01.7 1 in Ali Cox port Leydi.  ol.l-fi2.0 2 i  5elciiiiur Lynn Nett St. Ringli mont., 0.5 lil.tl2 i.5 i Len Vurly Anderson. Millan ida., 63.9-oi.o 2 01.0 7joan Hannah Mammoth lakes. Calif., 60.3 b i12 06.l 8clicrio in Liz Aspen. Colo. 13.13.3 i 07.2 0mary land Santa be n.m., 61.9-67.0 2  10evgonijn Sidorova Linsin fi7.-l-fi2.2 10.2 5 world Marks topple in  Continued from pane 18 made his record heave saturday night on his first try. The 27-year-old, 230-Pound, two time olympic Champion also holds the listed world outdoor record of62-2. Backus a 270-Pound Salesman who was once let out of the air Force because he was underweight captured the weight throw for the sixth your in a Row. It also marked the second straight your he has broken his own world Standard. He made his record throw on his third try and he turned three times. Zbigniew buggy o r y w a 1 of Poland went to the front with two laps to go and won the 1,000-Yardrun for the second straight year in 2 12,g. Bragg vaults 15-1 Tom Murphy the Nyack favorite got off to a bad Start and finished lust in the six Man Field. Paul Schmidt German Ace who arrived Here Only Friday was second after leading for three laps. Orywal s margin of Victory was two feet. Arnle Sowell the world record Holder was third. Josh Culbreath Philadelphia Pioneer club came on like a bul let in the final 10 Yards to nip teammate Charlie Jenkins the olympic 400-meter Champion with a 1 11.1 performance in the 600-Yard run. Willie Atterberry lans ing mich., was third and Mike Rawson England fourth. World record Holder Don Bragg won the pole vault with n 15-foot, 1-Inch Effort. Ellas Gilbert Winston Salem . Teachers edged Dave eds trom Oregon to win the 60-Yard High hurdles in 7.3. Lee Calhoun one of the event s favourites cume Down with a Case of the virus and had to withdraw. Standings by United Tress International National basketball Assn. Kith Tern division Squaw Valley Calif. Up buddy Werner Steamboat Springs colo., reaffirmed his position Ashe . Top Hope for the olympics by winning the slalom Crown of the North american championships Here saturday. The 23-year-old coloradoan clocked a total Tim of 2 13.9 in two runs to outspend a Field of leading skiers from Europe South America and Japan in the race held to test the kt-22 olympic course there were 57 Gates on the 600-meter course that dropped 250 meters. Christian pravda the former austrian olympian now skiing out of Sun Valley ida., was second in 2 14.9 while Marvin Melville Salt Lake City was third in 2 15.4. Barring any Accident in sunday downhill race the Victory virtually sewed up the combined title for Werner who returned Here after a Winter of training with european skiers in the Alps. Japan s Osamu Tada placed fourth in 2 16.4 while Jim Barrier an 18-year-old High school student from Kalispell mont., was a sur prise fifth in 2 18.4 despite the Handicap of starting 30th after the course had been torn up by earlier racers. Joel Knowles reigning Safe slalom Champ from Plymouth n.h., placed Well out of Contention with 2 42.3. Tom Lefebvre 1957 Safe combined Champ from Lake Placid ., was 16th in2 28.3. The top 10 finishers i buddy Werner Steamboat Springs colo., 67.1-66.82 13.9 2christian pravda. Sun Valley. Ida., 67.0 67.12 14.9 3marvin Melville Salt Lake City 67.7-67.7 2 15.4 4osamu Tada Japan. 67.6-68-82 16.4 5jim Barrier Kalispell. Mont., 09.0-69.4 2 18.4 Rov Nonstad Norway 7i.h-q7.3 Cuga Squaw Valley 71.3-69.2 Brown Mccall _da., 72.0-70.6 buddy Werner strengthens olympic Hopes a Boston new Yore Syracuse Philadelphia w 46 a 29 26 l 6 28 32 35 Western division w 42 28 25 l in 33 37 46 pot. .742 .548 .475 .426 pet. .700 .459 .403 .246 a St. Louis Minneapolis Detroit Cincinnati a Olin Chad divisional title saturday s results St. Louis 121, Cincinnati 120 Detroit 114, new York 101 Philadelphia 113. Syracuse 112 Only games scheduled National hockey league w l t p of a 13montreal Chicago Boston new York Detroit Toronto 32 23 24 21 22 19 22 26 25 28 27 12 13 8 ii .6 10 76 59 56 53 50 48 203 165 165 156 133 139 117 168 181 171 163 161saturday s results Detroit 5, Chicago 2 Montreal 6. Boston 0 Toronto i new York american hockey league Buffalo Hon Hoy Cleveland Rochn Stor Providence Springfield w 32no 30 25 24 23 l 22 22 25 29 31 35 t 3 5 2 3 2 saturday s results Cleveland 6, Rochester 2 Hershey 6, Springfield 0 Only gamed scheduled. P 67 65 62 53 50 47 of 197 178 219 203 178 200 a 161 163 217 182 205 247 College hockey Amherst 4, Hamilton 2 army 3, new Hampshire i rpm 4, Boston College i Princeton 5, Harvard 5 Boston u. 4, Clarkson 3 Merrimack a Wesleyan Conn Dartmouth 5. Yale 4 northeastern mass 5. Tufts 3 North Dakota 5, Minnesota 2 6oddvar 2 19.1 7jimmy 2 50.5 8frank 2 22.6 9max Marolt Aspen colo., 71.1-71.92 23.0 10mnuritz Sonderg. Norway 69.0-74.22.23.2 horned frogs Nab fifth Sec Crown Austin Tex. A Texas Christian s horned frogs wrapped up their fifth Southwest Confer ence championship saturday night scoring a 72-59 Victory Over last place Texas. The Victory gave thu an 11-1conference record with Only two games remaining and a berth in the Mcaa championship playoffs. Texas tech eliminated contender Southern methodist 72-64. A Well balanced attack led by h. E. Kirchner Derrill Nipper tand Ronny Stevenson brought thu its Victory. Kirchner scored 17 Points before fouling out nip pert added 16 and Stevenson finished with 15. Skiing conditions Garmisch 2,000-10,000feet skiing tit Kuusberg Eib see Kruzeck and Zug Spitze weather Snow temperature 82 hausberg30 Zug Spitze fore cast unsettled. Berchtesgaden 3,000 feet skiing at sky top weather Snow temperature 81 degrees forecast Snow. Chi Emsee 5.400 feet skiing at Kain Evand weather Snow temperature 29 degrees forecast Snow. Basketball scares Clenton so. South Carolina 56 overtime Kentucky 75, Auburn 56 notre Dame 76, Depaul 67 Maryland 69, North Carolina is Navy 80, Pitt 55 Illinois 100, Indiana 98 Kanias state,62, Oklahoma state 50 Louisiana Collet 93, Corpus Christ 97 Minnesota 69, Wisconsin 50 Susquehanna 35, Drexel 79 Lincoln a 78. Moravian 63 Vermont 72, Norwich 60 plan Burgh 79, Albany 77 Clarkson 70, Hamilton 52 now Plati .67, Potsdam 62 Union 65, Mit 5 Lowell tech 70, Newark Tut Teri 59 Kutztown 97, Trenton Slat 74 Springfield miss 88, Liu 77 West Virginia 89, George Wishington m Stoni Bienville 51, Gannon 50 Yale 72, Cornell 63 Northwestern 87, Michigan 84 Iowa 91, Ohio state 79 Adelphi 73. Yeshiva 6 Dartmouth 71, Princeton 59 Manhattan 94. Army 77 Seton Hall 89, Georgeton 83 overtime Maine 94, Rhode Island 77 Batet 68, northeastern mass 59 Providence 68, Colby 39 Rochester 77, Wesleyan Conn 70 Virginia 81. Wake Forest 78 double overtime Marquette 79, Xavier Ohio 70 Cincinnati 88. Wichita 74 Oklahoma 55, Missouri 37 Wagner 77, Cony 55 Willamette 68, Linfield 66 Eastern Oregon 86. Oregon College 65 Southern Oregon 50, Portland state 34 Cal poly san Luis Obispo 75. Santa Barbara 59 san Diego state 84, Long Beach state 64 Occidental 94, Pomona 64 Texas Western 78, Arizona state u. 66 los Angeles state 77, Fresno state 71 new Mexico state 80, Arizona 61 ape Girardeau state 91, Rolla state 78 Urcla 64, Stanford 51 Georgia tech 82, Georgia 61 North Carolina state 77, Villanova 56 Tennessee 01. Alabama 68 Michigan state 94, Purdue 87 Crown 66, Columbia 64 Harvard 60, Penn 60 Kansas if Nebraska 50 Richmond 71. William & Mary go St Bonaventure 80, Marshall 79 Syracuse 90. Penn state 73 Ghigli 38, Rutgers 36 Colorado 75, Iowa state g3 Louisville 58, Dayton 54 Miami Ohio ,75, Toledo 59 Bowling Green 80 Ithaca 67 Rind Lay 73, Wilmington 65 St. Joseph s a 70, la Salle 63 Lafayette 87, Gettysburg 68 Stetson 98, Florida state 91 Mississippi state 75, leu 67 ii Lane 81, Mississippi 65 Southeastern la 74, Mcneese 57 Jacksonville 76, Florida Southern 69 Southwest Texas state 114, Howard Payne 67 Iran Long 116 Texas Southern 104 St. Francis Pao 91, Youngstown 80 California a 103, Clarion 100 triple Over time Bethany . 92, Allegheny 75 Geneva 92, Indiana. A 88 Lochester 77, Wesleyan 60 Lew Britain 93, Brooklyn poly 59 Inneo Picut 71, holy. Cross 69 Muhlenberg 69, Temple 02 Philadelphia textile 117, Bradford our fee 72 Delaware 86 Bucknell 39 fail-held-76, St. Francis Bolyn 66 Canisius 72, Loyola Chicago 60 Vanderbilt 77, Florida 66 Texas tech 72, Southern methodist 64 Houston 64, St. Louis 57. Exam Christian 72, Texas 59 a forehead by 117, Tampa 86 Oklahoma City 71. Memphis state 68 overtime Oston u. 75, Lona 65 Ord a ill 93, Detroit 73 Wayne Mich 72, Case 47 6, Whitewater 5u St. Norbert 88. Michigan tech 78 eau Claire 89, Stout 78 Northland Iii Pillsbury 58 Oshkosh 66. Northern Michigan 62 River Falls 82, Superior 78 Stevens Point 50. Wisconsin Milwaukee 43 Cornell Iowa 92, Ripon 71 Alma 94, Olivet 5?. Detroit Jech 95. Ferris 53hope 81. Hillsdale 66 Chadron 59, Doane 57 Creighton 74, Omaha 59hastings 58, Nebraska Wos Loyan 57 Wayno Nob 82, Midland 45 Kearney 96, Dana 59 wheat on 86, Illinois Wesleyan 69 St. Procopius 77, Chicago ill uni 57 Greenville 98, Carthage 82 Lake Forest 72, Belott 55. Eastern Illinois 91, Eastern Michigan 59 Southern Illinois 94, Central Michigan 67 i Chicago 65. Illinois tech 53 North Central Iii 92, augustan. Iii 80 Illinois Normal 94, Western Illinois 85 Rock Hurt 88, Macmurray 69 Concordia River Forest Iii 71, North Park �7 Humboldt state 58, Cal aggie 48 Northwest Nazarene-86-, St Martin s 70 Texas Ancl 69, Bill Ross 67 overtime i Washburn 65, Emporia state 60 Ottawa 85, Baker 70 Bethel Kan 75, Emporia 57 Brigham Young 88, Colorado state u. 63 Utah state 79. Wyoming 56 Utah 68, new Mexico 65 Colorado mines 54, Western state Colo 36 san Diego u. 54. Chico state 46 Pacific lutheran 83, Seattle Pacific 69 Whittier 93. Cal tech d8 Mcpherson 79, Kansas Wesleyan 64 Denver 74. Montana 70 grand Canyon 96, los Angeles Pacific 70 Adams state 81, Colorado state College 69 Southern California 76, Oregon 67san Francisco u 63, Loyola los Angeles 59 St. Mary s Calif. 78, Popper done 75 Portland 66, Gonzaga 64 Western Washington 67, Whitworth 49 British Columbia 66. Central Washington 53 Eastern Washington 75, puget sound 72 Over time Sacramento state 55, Nevada 44 Seattle 75, Idaho state 69 Panhandle am 76, Highlands 58 Northwestern okla so Southeastern okla 43 Langston 75, southwestern okla 70 Central okla 68. Northeastern okla 62 i East Central okla 83, Phillips u. 58 Northeast la 108 southwestern la 96 Southern la 88, Wiley 62 _ " East Texas state 51, Stephen Faustin 47 Hardin Simmons 92, West Texas state 63 Lamar tech 72, sum Houston state 54 Trinity Tex 87, southwestern Tex 81 . Conference tourney finals . Wesleyan 108, Davis a Elkins 64 terms end North Carolina s 11-game Streak  i Rik dat5t Hij i a r \ a ,.College Park my. A Jerry Bechtle engineered Mary lands unpredictable Basket b a 11team to a surprisingly easy 69-51 Victory Over top ranked Nort Carolina saturday night. The loss was the first in 12 Atlantic coast conference games for the tar heels who had their 11-game winning Streak against All Competition broken. Nort Carolina is 17-2 for the season compared to Maryland s 8-12 record. The 6-foot, 2-Inch Elizabeth n.j., Junior took Over his team s scoring Midway through the second half and reeled off Maryland s next 18 Points. He finished with 28. With 50 of his Hometown fans including his parents among the crowd of 11,800 in Cole fieldhouse Bechtle started his hot Streak wit the terms ahead 41,30. Hitting on driving layups and one hand push shots Over North Carolina s zone defense he out scored the tar heels by two Points during his 18-Point scoring spree. Maryland led 59-46 after Bechtle last Field goal in the Streak. Southwestern invitational tourney final Lannuth 63, southwestern Tenn 48 Consolation. Suwanee 54, Millsaps 49 Volunteer Stute tourney championship Lincoln memorial 82, David Lipscomb 80 Bowie invitational tourney championship. Bowie state 87, . Chrs 7 Consolation Southeastern my 69. Copplin state 68 Northwest deaf tournament championship Seattle 66, Oakland 45 Consolation Idaho 63, san Francisco 47