Cage TournamentFamily AffairiCHICAGO, ILL. lt;/!*)The In*j vitational Professional cage tournament in Chicago Stadium today had been transformed into a national basketball league “family feud” with four member clubs in for the semi-finals.After a layoff tonight, while theChicago Stags and WashingtonCapitols take over the stadium floor to continue their Basketball Association of America title playoff series, the tournament will resume tomorrow night.* * *The Oshkosh, Wis., AII-Stars meet the Indianapolis Kaut-skys followed by the TyledoiI1IJeeps’ buttle with the Fort Wayne, Ind., /oliners who an* shooting for (heir fourth straight tourney championship.The jeeps made the meet a semifinal showdown between NBL teams by eliminating the only “outside” club remaining lust night. They ousted the independent Iowr Chemicals of Midland, Mich. 59-55.Opening defense of its crown after drawing a first round bye, the Zollners smashed the Anderson, Ind., Parkers 52-40 as newcomer Ralph Hamilton, Indiana university star, poured in five baskets to help guide the way. #After trading the lead 10 times in the first quarter, the Indianapolis Kutskys took command todown the Moline, 111., Tri City Morrison, M. D. John It. Morrison, ftPHONE 300and General Medicine, Disease* of Woi Children, Obstetrics, Orthopedies and fractures. X-Ra\ Treatments. Heart, Stomach, Thyroid and Blood 1ttOBSiCALLS ANSWERED DAY OR NIGH1YOUR OLD TIKES AltE WOKTII MONEY!Trade them in on newB. F. GOODRICH TIRESCARROLL RENDERIIBooth Home AutoREMOVES DEAD FREE OF CIL2 doors east of Carroll TheatreBlackhawks 65-56.In the other quarterfinal contest, the Oshkosh, Wis., All-Stars beat the Sheboygan, Wis., Red-TelephoneI skins 53-44.Drive Safely,Live Longer!