A Roundup Of The Sports Information Of The Week

Southern California defeated Florida six matches to one in finals of U.S. girls' inter-sectional championships at Philadelphia, lost only one match out of 28 against Texas, New England, Middle States and Florida.

United States over Canada 11-1 in the Gordon Trophy for seniors at Lake Placid.

MILEPOSTS—SIGNED: FRED SCHAUS, 35, University of West Virginia basketball coach, as head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers of National Basketball Association. Schaus had a six-year record at West Virginia of 164 victories and only 37 defeats. He won the Southern Conference championship all six years, in 1959 reached the NCAA finals but lost to California.

SIGNED: JACK MCCARTAN, 25, star goalie of the U.S. hockey team that won a gold medal in last winter's Olympics at Squaw Valley, with the New York Rangers. McCartan, a University of Minnesota graduate, played four games with the Rangers at the end of last season, held the opposition to seven points.

DIED: FREDERICK CLARKE, 87, oldest member of baseball's Hall of Fame and former playing manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, after a prolonged illness, at Winfield, Kans. Clarke played for 22 years in the majors, had a lifetime batting average of .315, as playing manager guided the Pirates to league pennants in 1901, 1902, 1903 and 1909, when they won the World Series from Detroit.