THE BATTALION Thursday, January 25, 1968 Page 10 College Station, Texas Feuding Over At Berkeley BERKELEY, Calif. 0P>—White and Negro basketball players turned out for practice Wednes day on schedule at the University of California and Coach Rene Herrerias expressed confidence that his athletic racial problems were solved. “Pm satisfied I have a ball club,” Herrerias told newsmen when all 11 whites and five Ne groes on the squad checked into the gymnasium at 4:20 p.m. “We are here because we want an education,” said Bob Presley, 6-10% Negro center, whose brief suspension last week touched off the controversy over the treatment of Negro athletes. Presley acknowledged that all problems had not been cleared up. However, he declined to say what the remaining unsolved is sues are. “The movement is still going on,” said California’s leading scorer, referring to the Negro athlete movement for reforms in the athletic department and the treatment of civil rights on the campus. Presley’s comment was in con nection with the eight demands made Tuesday by Negroes in the California athletic program. There are 40 Negro athletes but not all were involved in the threatened boycott of sports. Presley added that the Negro threat of defection from all sports apparently has ended for the time being, at least. As the basketball team re sumed practice, Negroes on the California wrestling team also worked out. The crisis at California began last Thursday 1 when Herrerias suspended Presley for undisclosed disciplinai’y reasons. He was re instated next day but did not play in last Saturday night’s game. Sports Scoreboard College Basketball Akron 68, Mt. Union 39 East Carolina 98, George Wash ington 72 Pan-American 91, Lamar Tech 79 Northeastern 68, Boston Uni versity 67 West Texas State 92, Centen- nary 85 Howard Payne 97, Angelo State 88 Air Force 75, Washburn 60 Evansville 52, Southern 111. 45 Clark 71, Amherst 58 Louisiana St. 104, Clemson 81 West Virginia 77, Penn St. 63 Springfield, (Mass.) 81, Dart mouth 75 Texas Christian 117, Austin College 78 Holy Cross 98, Colgate 81 Pro Basketball Pittsburgh 124, New Jersey 119 New Orleans 112, Dallas 94 Hockey Philadelphia 2, Toronto 1 Detroit 4, Chicago 2 St. Louis 5, Minnesota 2 New York 2, Boston 1 Matson (Continued From Page 8) inches, so as to concentrate on the shot put. He played one season of basket ball at A&M but injuries suffered in that sport interfered with his shot putting. Matson plans to graduate this year from A&M with a degree in business management and hopes to do some work on a master’s. LAST SUMMER he married his Pampa High School sweet heart, Margaret Burns, a gradu ate of Abilene Christian College. They live in College Station and Mrs. Matson is an elementary school teacher in nearby Bryan. Matson says any plans for a career in professional athletics will have to come after the Mexi co City competition. Matson has been drafted by Atlanta of the National Football League, Dallas of the American Basketball Association and Se attle of the National Basketball Association. I He won’t say what his plans are but admits he likes football better than basketball. BIG TEN TRAILS CHICAGO )—For the second straight season Big Ten football teams showed 12 victories and 17 defeats against non-conference opponents. In 1966 there also was a tie. It was the memorable 10-10 deadlock between Michigan State and Notre Dame. The Big Ten is not permitted to “red shirt,” which means holding out a sophomore. Most outside teams are permitted to hold a player back for one season. 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