anaheim-gazette 1953-01-16

Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. 16, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Gazette SPORTS Anaheim’s Basketers Clash with Huntington Beach Quintet Tonight Chanlee, Calumet Derby Hope, Wins 6-Furlong Sprint ARCADIA, Jan. 15 (UP)—Chanlee, Calumet’s hope for the rich Santa Anita derby, beat Hour Regards for the second time today, winning a $10,000 six furlong sprint for 3-year-olds in 1:10 4/5 over a fast track today at Santa Abita park. Archie Sned’s Hour Regards barely held on for second in a photo finish with A. J. Crevolin’s Decorated. Chanlee paid $3.10, $2.20 and $2.10; Hour Regards $2.70 and $2.70; Decorated $2.20. The biggest payoff of the meeting came in the eighth and final race when Mr. and Mrs. R. G. McGuire’s Badge of Valor edged out Battle Count and Friend Ed. the favorite, to pay a whopping $175.20. It was the day’s second boxcar payoff, Marteek Stable’s Burra Sahib posting $103.30 to win the third race. The day’s pari-mutuel betting from a crowd of 23,000 totaled $1,-677,684. Early lead in the Sunset League pennant race will be decided tonight when Anaheim Colonist Basketball team will meet the Huntington Beach High school quintet. Anaheim and Huntington Beach Johnson-Slade Bout Scheduled NEW YORK, Jan. 15 (UP)—Harold Johnson, top ranking light heavy contender in the latest national boxing association ratings, risks his lofty position tomorrow night against Jimmy Slade of New York in a 10-round match at St. Nicholas Arena. Johnson is a 4 to 1 favorite. With the ice show in Madison Square Garden, boxing shifts to the ancient club for two weeks. The bout, scheduled for 7 p.m., PST, will be carried on network radio ABC and television NBC. The 24-year-old Johnson from Philadelphia has an impressive record of 38-5 for his 43 pro starts dating back to 1946. Slade, 26, has a 15-4-3 record for 22 pro fights. He was knocked out by Joe Lindsay and Julian Keene. are the only two undefeated set League teams. The Oilers will field a team with an advantage in help which Anaheim rooters hope be offset by the sharpshooting some of Anaheim’s scoring warts. Biggest threat to Anaheim chances for victory will probably be the Oilers’ 6’ 6” Dick Strickland who has racked up a point average in two conference games. Other Huntington Beach players include Wayne and Jeddy Young, Bob Boswell and Jack Roberts, Wayne Young and Strickland were selected all-Sunset Leaf players last year, and along with Boswell were chosen for the Huntington Beach All-Tournament Club. Anaheim Coach Bill Hunstle plans to bring out his top nine score getters against the Oilers quintet. His starters will probabiate Dennis Ryan, George Browne, Dave Moody, Bill Ames Gayle Herbel. $100,000 Prize up In Hambeltonian Trotting Derby The biggest payoff of the meeting came in the eighth and final race when Mr. and Mrs. R. G. McGuire's Badge of Valor edged out Battle Count and Friend Ed. the favorite, to pay a whopping $175.20. It was the day's second box-car payoff, Marteek Stable's Burra Sahib posting $103.30 to win the third race. The day's pari-mutuel betting from a crowd of 23,000 totaled $1,-677,684. FOX NOW—Doors Open 6:45 P.M. BOB HOPE—BING CROSBY "ROAD TO BALI" and "Tarzan's Savage Fury" SPECIAL ROADSHOW ENGAGEMENT Adults 1.00 inc. Tax "The SNOWS OF KILIMANJARO" and DISNEY CARTOON REVIEW ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING-STORAGE General Trucking PHONE 2123 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE Walcott's Manager In Waiting Game NEW YORK, Jan. 15 UP—Felix Bocchicchio, manager of Jersey Joe Walcott, said tonight he would rather wait until June than agree to a Walcott-Rocky Marciano heavyweight title rematch at Chicago in April. Bocchicchio was in town with his lawyers to attend the boxing writers' dinner and a hearing before a joint review board of the National Boxing association and New York State Athletic commission. "I don't think it is in the best interests of all concerned to go to Chicago," said Bocchicchio. "I want to go where we can do the most money and that certainly is not Chicago." If we go indoors this winter, Atlantic City has the biggest auditorium. If we go outdoors this winter, we've got to go where it's warm. That means Miami. If there are too many complications we'll have to wait until summer." Win Doubles Title MELBOURNE, Australia, Jan. 16, Friday UP—Maude Connolly the American women's champion from San Diego, and her partner, Julie Sampson of San Marino. Calwon the Australian women's doubles title today when they turned back Mary Hawton and Peryl Penrose, 6-4, 6-2. The 6-foot, 9-inch Francis, who learned his basketball in a bar near his family home in Hamoneville, O., broke the record of 051 points set by 5-foot, 9-in Johnny O'Brien of Seattle university in the 1951-52 season. Francis is already holder of the national college single game record of 116 points set against Asland, Ky., college Jan. 9. He has 18 games left in which to add to his already phenomenal total. Stanford Boxer in Outstanding Debt PALO ALTO, Jan 15 UP—Stanford football player Norm Manougian made a sensational debt as an intercollegiate boxer tonight when he knocked out his opponent in 51 seconds of the first round in a meet between California and Stanford. The burly Indian guard nails California heavyweight Don Wilson with a right uppercut he did not recover from for a full thrill. TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE HORIZONTAL 1 Deck officer 2 Flounder 3 Linglass 4 Lemnine 5 Finia 6 A signature 7 Doze 8 One of the Little Women 9 Paper 10 Journalist 11 Undivided 12 Spin 13 Japanese beggar class 14 Enrich a list jumper 15 Bedouin 16 Undiluted 17 Legal matter Nap 18 Example 19 Differential Medical pitch Item Dutch uncle Testi Applaud Low Just VERTICAL 1 Bulk 2 Herring sauce 3 Pinafore 4 Utter by breathing out 5 Goddess of the fruitful soil 6 Copy Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: SPA ME DOUSE FILPER LRHATE AN ATOLL DIAL TEN ESAU OJ ARRESTS SAL LOOK TEEM RO AD ZIP BAT IN DO PROB STAG ERS ABPEBE PO SALE EPI AMIR ENDED IT RARASS EVISCE DELOS RE OAR 7 Intolerant person 8 Force 9 Tavern 10 Love note 11 Formide 12 Kidney bean 13 Group of states (subur.) 14 Prompt 15 Am railroad 16 Powder 17 Support 18 Early Peruvian Repass 19 Away 20 Applied design 21 Rotation (two words) 22 Title 23 Effect 24 Ant 25 Begin 26 Light breeze 27 Routier 28 Resorts 29 Lettuce 29 Edge 30 Man's name 30 Coin of Denmark Stanford Boxer in Outstanding Debu PALO ALTO, Jan 15 (AP) - Stanford football player Norm Mancrogan made a sensational debut as an intercollegiate boxer tonight when he knocked out his opponent in 51 seconds of the first round in a meet between California and Stanford. The burly Indian guard nailed California heavyweight Don Willett son with a right uppercut he did not recover from for a full three minutes. But California won the meet four matches to three. LOS ANGELES, Jan 15 (AP) - Loyola University of Los Angeles will consider re-establishing intercollegiate football since the rule change abolishing "the free substitution rule. The Loops once rated with the strong Pacific Coast teams but dropped football in 1951. ANAHEIM GAZETTE, INC. Theodore B. Kuchel, President Max Besler, Vice-President Mrs. Henry Kuchel Secretary-Treasurer H. C. Burkhelmer Assistant Secretary-Treasurer ANAHEIM GAZETTE Established 1879 Anaheim Daily Gazette H. C. Burkhelmer Publisher, General Manager Leonard Kreidt, City Editor Ralph Heufeld, Classified Manager Don Young, Circulation Manager Published Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday of each week at 2:29 East Center Street, Anaheim California, Phone Anaheim 2206. Enferred as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879. The Gazette is a member of the Associated Press, the National Editorial Association, and California Newspaper Publishers Association. Rights herein are reserved. Subscriptions: $5 per month by carrier or mail or $5 per year by carrier or mail. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS—The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the June issue publication of all the local news printed in this newspaper as well as all AP news dispatches. SORTS with onight be only two undefeated SunLeague teams. The Oilers will field a team an advantage in height Anaheim rooters hope will offset by the sharpshooting of of Anaheim's scoring stals. Biggest threat to Anaheim's cases for victory will probably the Oilers' 6' 6" Dick Strickwho has racked up a 20.5 average in two conference s. Other Huntington Beach stars Joe Wayne and Jeddy Young. Boswell and Jack Robertson Young and Strickland selected all-Sunset League last year, and along with were chosen for the 1953 ington Beach All-TournaClub. Anaheim Coach Bill Hunstock to bring out his top notch getters against the Oil City et. His starters will probably le Dennis Ryan, George Bishsave Moody, Bill Ames and Herbel. 100,000 Prize up Hambeltonian ootting Derby Coach New NEW YORK, Jan. 15 doesn't mean that the coplaying again. Nor does to benefit by yesterday's are unanimously pleased, most a 50-50 division. In the past three ye- “small time” teams, havon the verge of dropping. Moomaw Likes New NCAA Rule LOS ANGELES, Jan. 15 —UCLA's Donn Moomaw, AP's collegiate lineman of year for 1952, stands 100 cent behind the new footsubstitution rule. "I think the change is mendous, wonderful," he when asked his personal action to the NCAA band the two-platoon system. "I believe you'll see a lot ter college players as a ree. Perhaps not better games better players. I would h liked it this way. The fell 100,000 Prize up Hambeltonian Rotting Derby SHEN. N.Y., Jan. 15 UP—27th edition of the famed leton trotting derby here 12 is expected to be worth than $100,000 for the first William H. Cane said today. He under whose direction the year-old classic has grown become the world's premier race, he estimate disclosing that a record total trotters had been kept elifor the race at the Jan. 1 ent. The record gross purse 95,263.93 in 1941 when Mainnetted $51,347.26. On the Jan. 1 payment of $250 66 colts, 15 fillies and two egs were kept eligible for the conducted on the one mile Time Park track. New Cage Score Record Attained LUMBUS. O., Jan. 15 UP— race Bevo Francis of tiny Rio e college, set a new nationgiate single season basketcoring record of 1072 points Grande defeated Bliss col102-53, here tonight. Franced 51 points. 6-foot, 9-inch Francis, who had his basketball in a barn was family home in HamondsD., broke the record of 1, points set by 5-foot, 9-inch O'Brien of Seattle univerthes 1551-52 season. It is already holder of the final college single game recelled 116 points set against Ashky, college Jan. 9. He still games left in which to add already phenomenal total. Ford Boxer in Understanding Debut ALTO. Jan 15 UP—Stanfootball player Norm Manoomade a sensational debut intercollegiate boxer tonight knocked out his opponent in seconds of the first round between California and burly Indian guard nailed heavyweight Don Wilwith a right uppercut he did over from for a full three HUSTLING GUARD—Roger Pannier, a regular guard on Ballman's TVers basketball team is a 6 foot, 180 pound hustling inspiration to his teammates. With a season average of 8.4 during league play, he has captured more than his share of rebounds, loose balls... and points. Pannier was a seven-letter man in Anaheim High School sports and a standout end in the football season of '45 and '46. He was a three-year letterman in baseball and played two years of varsity basketball. He was basketball captain in his senior year. His latest athletic feats were in 1950-51 all city league basketball. He finished third in the city marathon in 1952. When not playing basketball Roger is a shipping clerk at Essex Wire Co. (Gazette photo) Seixas Suffers Shocking Defeat at Hands of Rockwell in Davis Finals MELBOURNE, Jan. 15 UP—Young Ken Rosewall administered a shocking defeat to Vic Seixas of Philadelphia today in the semi-finals of the Australian tennis championships, leaving two Aussies to fight it out for the title and raising hopes the Davis cup will remain down under another year. Playing brilliant lobs and daring passing shots, Rosewall clipped Sexas, the U.S.Davis cup playing captain, 6-3, 2-6, 7-5, 6-4. It was the same Rosewall who ousted Seixas from the U.S.National's last fall at Forest Hills, N.Y., 3-6, 6-2, 5-7, 6-3 Opposes Rose His opponent in Saturday's finals will be Merlyn Brown, seeded first among Australians. Rosewall was second Australia's hopes of retaining the Davis cup next December will rest heavily with this pair. Bolt Leads in San Diego Open SAN DIEGO, Jan. 15 UP-Tommy Bolt rapped out a six under par 66 today to take the lead at the end of the first 18 holes of the $10,000 San Diego open golf tournament. The 34-year-old pro from Houston and Maplewood, N.J., goes into tomorrow's round leading a grand procession of par belters who made a shambles of the 72 figure at the San Diego Country club. Exactly 32 players shot under the par 36-36 72, 6600 yard lay-out, playing before a gallery of several thousand under a hot sun "Better Round" Bolt put together nine hole scores of 32-34 in what he called LOS ANGELES, Jan. 15 UP—UCLA's Donn Mooaw, AP's collegiate lineman of year for 1952, stands 100 feet cent behind the new foot substitution rule. "I think the change is mendous, wonderful," he when asked his personal action to the NCAA ban the two-platoon system. "I believe you'll see a lot ter college players as a reel Perhaps not better games better players. I would like it this way. The fellows will have to work harder and a result probably will be in better shape." All-American Moomaw, a senior 222-pound er who towers 6-feet-4, All-America honors as a backback. But he would be liked to play more as center offense as well. "I played perhaps 10 minutes a game as center and regularly as a linebacker," he explains."I'd like to have played but ways if it was both ways all of us." Donn doesn't figure her superman who could play minutes every game under two-platoon system. Perhase some of his opponents disagree. "The new rule may not pass as many boys a chance to play and that wouldn't be good Moomaw added."But on other hand I think more school will play football since it will be so expensive. Bassett Leads Cage Scoring in Church League Howard Bassett of the Chance of the Nazareene is currently being top scoring honors in Church Basketball League, according to an announcement made night. Bassett is leading the leve with 112 points. In second place is Gene Gil of Grace Lutheran with 71 tackles while John Steinborn of Christian Church is a close tie with 70. Other top Church League sers, their teams and points are Howard Bassett Nazareene Gene Gil Stephen Christian Henry Steinborn Jim Hall Christian Del Mattes Gray Lutheran Howard Olson Grace Lutheran Jack Dickard Church of Christ Richard Manuel Nazareene AFTERLY Indian guard nailed the heavyweight Don Wilkinson with a right upper arm he did recover from for a full three California won the meet, matches to three. ANGELES. Jan 15 P—University of Los Angeles under re-establishing interstate football since the rule abolishing the free sub-rule. Lops once rated with the Pacific Coast teams but was football in 1951. HAHEIM GAZETTE, INC. Shore B. Kuchel, President Besler, Vice-President Mrs Henry Kuehel Secretary-Treasurer H C Borkheimer Lent Secretary-Treasurer NAHEIM GAZETTE Established 1879. HAHEIM Daily Gazette Burkheim Publisher, General Manager Kroidt, City Editor Woolson, Classified Manager Circulation Manager Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday of each week Last Center Street, Anaheim Phone Anahelm 2206. Second class mail matter The act of March 3, 1879. NOTE: A member of the Associated Press is endorsed by the National Editorial and Newspapers Association. All rights are reserved. CAGE SCORES By The Associated Press Pindling 77, Ashland 57. Rio Grande 102, Bliss 53. Reton Hall 52, Depton 74. North Texre 61, Hardin-Simmons 60. Utah State 62, Utah 58. Wyoming 62, Denver 39. Boston 58, Massachusetts 50. St. Lawrence 51, Clarkson 65. His opponent in Saturday's final will be Merlyn Rose, seeded first among Australians. Rosewall was second Australia's hopes of retaining the Davis cup next December will rest heavily with this pair. Rose after trailing badly against Ian Aye, won 4-6, 4-6, 6-1, 6-4, 6-1. Rosex, suffering from a sty under his right eye, said later the infection didn't affect his sight or game. "Ken just played too well," he said. Some slight solace was seen at the fact that Maureen Connolly of San Diego, U.S. and Wimbledon champion, and Julie Sampson of San Marino, Calif., are clearing up in their division. They entered the finals in both women's singles and doubles. Winners Miss Connolly defeated Mary Hawton, 6-2, 6-1, while Miss Sampson eliminated Dorn Fogarty, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4. In doubles they defeated Gwen Thickle and Helen Angwin, 6-3, 6-3. They meet Miss Hawton and Decyl Penrose in the doubles. Miss Sampson, playing with Aussie Rex Hartwig, also gained the mixed doubles finals, defeating Neale Fraser and Miss Angwin. 8-6, 7-5. They may meet Miss Connolly and Ham Richardson of Baton Rouge, La., still at the quarter-final stage. HOOVER DECLINES IBC Chairmanship NEW YORK, Jan. 15 P—Jim Norris, president of the International Boxing club, said today he had abandoned temporary plans for selecting a chairman of the IBC board of directors since J. Edgar Hoover, FBI chief,-declined the $1,000,000 job. Norris disclosed last week he would offer the job to Hoover on a 10-year contract at $100,000 per year. Hoover replied he could not accept at the present time. Other top Church League members, their teams and points adhere to Houston and Maplewood, N.J., goes into tomorrow's round leading a grand procession of par belters who made a shambless of the 72 figure at the San Diego Country club. Exactly 32 players shot under the par 36-36 72, 6600 yard layout, playing before a gallery of several thousand under a hot sun "Better Round" Bolt put together nine hole scores of 32-34 in what he called "one of my better rounds of golf." One shot back of the pace setter was Jerry Barber of La Canada, with 31-36 67. Tied at 68 were Lloyd Mangrum, Jimmy Denaret, Jim Turnea and Doug Ford. Three lesser known pros Warren MacCarty of La Jolla, Mike Homa, N.Y., and Pete Fleming. St. Andrews. Ill., were tied at 69. Ted Kroll of New Hartford, N.Y., whose 65 a year ago led the first round and eventually gave him the tournament's $2000 first prize, shot a 71 today. Mangrum, seeking his sixth straight tournament victory, including triumphs in the rich Los Angeles open and the Bing Crosby pro-amateur this year, toured the course in 33-35. Turnesa, Briarcliff, N.Y., and Ford, from Harrison, N.Y., shot identical 32-36 scores, and Demaret, now-playing out of Kiamesa Lake, N.Y., did it with 35-33. NEW YORK, Jan. 15 P—Jim Norris, president of the International Boxing club, said today he had abandoned temporary plans for selecting a chairman of the IBC board of directors since J. Edgar Hoover, FBI chief,-declined the $1,000,000 job. Norris disclosed last week he would offer the job to Hoover on a 10-year contract at $100,000 per year. Hoover replied he could not accept at the present time. Notre Dame's football team involved in three of the upsets. Notre Dame's surprising 27 victory over Oklahoma, Iowa's victory over Ohio State, which knocked the props from under Buckeyes' Rose-bowl dream; and Notre Dame's 9-0 shellknicking powerful, unbeaten Southern Cities. Coaches Divided On New Free Sub Rule By HUGH FULLERTON, JR. NEW YORK, Jan. 15 (P)—The return of college football to the pre-platoon era of 1941 doesn't mean that the colleges which dropped football because of rising costs will start playing again. Nor does it mean that the smaller schools, the ones that were supposed benefit by yesterday's NCAA rules committee action to outlaw platoon substitutions, are unanimously pleased. A cross section of small-college coaches' opinion showed almost a 50-50 division. In the past three years 50 small colleges, including some with large enrollments but small time" teams, have abandoned intercollegiate football. Others have been reported the verge of dropping it, citing the huge costs of maintaining a big squad. Moomaw Likes New NCAA Rule LOS ANGELES, Jan. 15 (P)—UCLA's Donn Moomaw, the P's collegiate lineman of the war for 1952, stands 100 per cent behind the new football institution rule. "I think the change is tremendous, wonderful," he said when asked his personal reason to the NCAA banning the two-platoon system. "I believe you'll see a lot bet-college players as a result. Whaps not better games but better players. I would have it this way. The fellows" The first reaction from the better-known colleges which have quit the sport recently was along the lines of comment from the Rev. Wilfred H. Crowley, athletic board chairman of Santa Clara: "Too Late" "It would have helped, but it came too late." This opinion was echoed by the University of San Francisco, St. Mary's, California, St Bonaventure, St. Louis University and some small colleges which never had big-time aspirations. Comments from coaches and athletic leaders showed their belief that the action, by reducing the size of squads and the expenses, might keep other small schools from dropping football. At Fordham, where a survey is under way to determine the advisability of continuing football at a financial loss, Jack Coffey, athletic director, said he didn't know whether the change might influence the decision of the university administrators, but added Neyland Is Happy over NCAA Ruling KNOXVILLE, Jan. 15 (P)—Gen Bob Neyland long has been in the forefront of the fight to kill football's two-platoon system. The veteran Tennessee coach was a member of the NCAA football rules committee which voted unanimously yesterday at St. Petersburg, Fla., to abolish the free substitution rule. Neyland, who is recovering from an illness at his Sarasota, Fla., home, called the two-platoon system "rat-race football." He first expressed his opposition. ALL-AMERICAN Moomaw, a senior 222-pound who towers 6-feet-4, won America honors as a linebacker. But he would have to play more as center on defense as well. I played perhaps 10 minutes game as center and regularly a linebacker," he explained. Like to have played both days if it was both ways for us." Donn doesn't figure he's a German who could play 60 minutes every game under the two-platoon system. Perhaps one of his opponents disagree. The new rule may not give many boys a chance to play that wouldn't be good. Moomaw added, "But on the other hand I think more schools play football since it won't so expensive. Gassett Leads Game Scoring in Church League Howard Bassett of the Church the Nazarene is currently holding top scoring honors in the Basketball League, according to an announcement made last week. Bassett is leading the league 112 points. The second place is Gene Gibson's race Lutheran with 71 tallies. John Steinborn of the Stanton Church is a close third. Other top Church League teams and points are: Ridgway Nazarene Howard Bassett of the Church the Nazarene is currently holding top scoring honors in the Basketball League, according to an announcement made last week. Bassett is leading the league 112 points. The second place is Gene Gibson's race Lutheran with 71 tallies. John Steinborn of the Stanton Church is a close third. Other top Church League teams and points are: Ridgway Nazarene Howard Bassett of the Church the Nazarene is currently holding top scoring honors in the Basketball League, according to an announcement made last week. Bassett is leading the league 112 points. The second place is Gene Gibson's race Lutheran with 71 tallies. John Steinborn of the Stanton Church is a close third. Other top Church League teams and points are: Ridgway Nazarene Howard Bassett of the Church the Nazarene is currently holding top scoring honors in the Basketball League, according to an announcement made last week. Bassett is leading the league 112 points. The second place is Gene Gibson's race Lutheran with 71 tallies. John Steinborn of the Stanton Church is a close third. Other top Church League teams and points are: Ridgway Nazarene Howard Bassett of the Church the Nazarene is currently holding top scoring honors in the Basketball League, according to an announcement made last week. Bassett is leading the league 112 points. The second place is Gene Gibson's race Lutheran with 71 tallies. John Steinborn of the Stanton Church is a close third. Other top Church League teams and points are: Ridgway Nazarene Howard Bassett of the Church the Nazarene is currently holding top scoring honors in the Basketball League, according to an announcement made last week. Bassett is leading the league 112 points. The second place is Gene Gibson's race Lutheran with 71 tallies. John Steinborn of the Stanton Church is a close third. Other top Church League teams and points are: Ridgway Nazarene Howard Bassett of the Church the Nazarene is currently holding top scoring honors in the Basketball League, according to an announcement made last week. Bassett is leading the league 112 points. The second place is Gene Gibson's race Lutheran with 71 tallies. John Steinborn of the Stanton Church is a close third. Other top Church League teams and points are: Ridgway Nazarene Howard Bassett of the Church the Nazarene is currently holding top scoring honors in the Basketball League, according to an announcement made last week. Bassett is leading the league 112 points. The second place is Gene Gibson's race Lutheran with 71 tallies. John Steinborn of the Stanton Church is a close third. Other top Church League teams and points are: Ridgway Nazarene Howard Bassett of the Church the Nazarene is currently holding top scoring honors in the Basketball League, according to an announcement made last week. Bassett is leading the league 112 points. The second place is Gene Gibson's race Lutheran with 71 tallies. John Steinborn of the Stanton Church is a close third. Other top Church League teams and points are: Ridgway Nazarene Howard Bassett of the Church the Nazarene is currently holding top scoring honors in the Basketball League, according to an announcement made last week. Bassett is leading the league 112 points. The second place is Gene Gibson's race Lutheran with 71 tallies. John Steinborn of the Stanton Church is a close third. Other top Church League teams and points are: Ridgway Nazarene Howard Bassett of the Church the Nazarene is currently holding top scoring honors in the Basketball League, according to an announcement made last week. Bassett is leading the league 112 points. The second place is Gene Gibson's race Lutheran with 71 tallies. John Steinborn of the Stanton Church is a close third. Other top Church League teams and points are: Ridgway Nazarene Howard Bassett of the Church the Nazarene is currently holding top scoring honors in the Basketball League, according to an announcement made last week. Bassett is leading the league 112 points. The second place is Gene Gibson's race Lutheran with 71 tallies. John Steinborn of the Stanton Church is a close third. Other top Church League teams and points are: Ridgway Nazarene Howard Bassett of the Church the Nazarene is currently holding top scoring honors in the Basketball League, according to an announcement made last week. Bassett is leading the league 112 points. The second place is Gene Gibson's race Lutheran with 71 tallies. John Steinborn of the Stanton Church is a close third. Other top Church League teams and points are: Ridgway Nazarene Howard Bassett of the Church the Nazarene is currently holding top scoring honors in the Basketball League, according to an announcement made last week. Bassett is leading the league 112 points. The second place is Gene Gibson's race Lutheran with 71 tallies. John Steinborn of the Stanton Church is a close third. Other top Church League teams and points are: Ridgway Nazarene Howard Bassett of the Church the Nazarene is currently holding top scoring honors in the Basketball League, according to an announcement made last week. Bassett is leading the league 112 points. The second place is Gene Gibson's race Lutheran with 71 tallies. John Steinborn of the Stanton Church is a close third. Other top Church League teams and points are: Ridgway Nazarene Howard Bassett of the Church the Nazarene is currently holding top scoring honors in the Basketball League, according to an announcement made last week. Bassett is leading the league 112 points. The second place is Gene Gibson's race Lutheran with 71 tallies. John Steinborn of the Stanton Church is a close third. Other top Church League teams and points are: Ridgway Nazarene Howard Bassett of the Church the Nazarene is currently holding top scoring honors in the Basketball League, according to an announcement made last week. Bassett is leading the league 112 points. The second place is Gene Gibson's race Lutheran with 71 tallies. John Steinborn of the Stanton Church is a close third. Other top Church League teams and points are: Ridgway Nazarene Howard Bassett of the Church the Nazarene is currently holding top scoring honors in the Basketball League, according to an announcement made last week. Bassett is leading the league 112 points. The second place is Gene Gibson's race Lutheran with 71 tallies. John Steinborn of the Stanton Church is a close third. Other top Church League teams and points are: Ridgway Nazarene Howard Bassett of the Church the Nazarene is currently holding top scoring honors in the Basketball League, according to an announcement made last week. Bassett is leading the league 112 points. The second place is Gene Gibson's race Lutheran with 71 tallies. John Steinborn of the Stanton Church is a close third. Other top Church League teams and points are: Ridgway Nazarene Howard Bassett of the Church the Nazarene is currently holding top scoring honors in the Basketball League, according to an announcement made last week. Bassett is leading the league 112 points. The second place is Gene Gibson's race Lutheran with 71 tallies. John Steinborn of the Stanton Church is a close third. Other top Church League teams and points are: Ridgway Nazarene Howard Bassett of the Church the Nazarene is currently holding top scoring honors in the Basketball League, according to an announcement made last week. Bassett is leading the league 112 points. The second place is Gene Gibson's race Lutheran with 71 tallies. John Steinborn of the Stanton Church is a close third. Other top Church League teams and points are: Ridgway Nazarene Howard Bassett of the Churchthe Nazareneis currentlyholdingtopscoringhonoursintheBasketballLeagueaccordingtoannouncementmadelasttitle. SecondplaceisGeneGibsonraceLutheranwith71tailles.JohnSteinbornoftheStantonChurchisaclosethird70. othertopchurchleaguesandpointsare:rdigwayNazarene howardbassettofthechurchthenazareneiscurrentlyholdingtopscoringhonoursinthebasketballleagueaccordingtoannouncementmadelasttitle. secondplaceisGeneGibsonraceLutheranwith71tailles.JohnSteinbornoftheStantonChurchisaclosethird70. othertopchurchleaguesandpointsare:rdigwayNazarena howardbassettofthechurchthenazareneiscurrentlyholdingtopscoringhonoursinthebasketballleagueaccordingtoannouncementmadelasttitle. secondplaceisGeneGibsonraceLutheranwith71tailles.JohnSteinbornoftheStantonChurchisaclosethird70. othertopchurchleaguesandpointsare:rdigwayNazarena howardbassettofthechurchthenazareneiscurrentlyholdingtopscoringhonoursinthebasketballleagueaccordingtoannouncementmadelasttitle. secondplaceisGeneGibsonraceLutheranwith71tailles.JohnSteinbornoftheStantonChurchisaclosethird70. othertopchurchleaguesandpointsare:rdigwayNazarena howardbassettofthechurchthenazareneiscurrentlyholdingtopscoringhonoursinthebasketballleagueaccordingtoannouncementmadelasttitle. secondplaceisGeneGibsonraceLutheranwith71tailles.JohnSteinbornoftheStantonChurchisaclosethird70. othertopchurchleaguesandpointsare:rdigwayNazarena howardbassettofthechurchthenazareneiscurrentlyholdingtopscoringhonoursinthebasketballleagueaccordingtoannouncementmadelasttitle. secondplaceisGeneGibsonraceLutheranwith71tailles.JohnSteinbornoftheStantonChurchisaclosethird70. othertopchurchleaguesandpointsare:rdigwayNazarena howardbassettofthechurchthenazareneiscurrentlyholdingtopscoringhonoursinthebasketballleagueaccordingtoannouncementmadelasttitle. secondplaceisGeneGibsonraceLutheranwith71tailles.JohnSteinbornoftheStantonChurchisaclosethird70. othertopchurchleaguesandpointsare:rdigwayNazarena howardbassettofthechurchthenazareneiscurrentlyholdingtopscoringhonoursinthebasketballleagueaccordingtoannouncementmadelasttitle. secondplaceisGeneGibsonraceLutheranwith71tailles.JohnSteinbornoftheStantonChurchisaclosethird70. othertopchurchleaguesandpointsare:rdigwayNazarena howardbassettofthechurchthenazareneiscurrentlyholdingtopscoringhonoursinthebasketballleagueaccordingtoannouncementmadelasttitle. secondplaceisGeneGibsonraceLutheranwith71tailles.JohnSteinbornoftheStantonChurchisaclosethird70. othertopchurchleaguesandpointsare:rdigwayNazarena howardbassettofthechurchthenazareneiscurrentlyholdingtopscoringhonoursinthebasketballleagueaccordingtoannouncementmadelasttitle. secondplaceisGeneGibsonraceLutheranwith71tailles.JohnSteinbornoftheStantonChurchisaclosethird70. othertopchurchleaguesandpointsare:rdigwayNazarena howardbassettofthechurchthenazareneiscurrentlyholdingtopscoringhonoursinthebasketballleagueaccordingtoannouncementmadelasttitle. secondplaceisGeneGibsonraceLutheranwith71tailles.JohnSteinbornoftheStantonChurchisaclosethird70. othertopchurchleaguesandpointsare:rdigwayNazarena howardbassettofthechurchthenazareneiscurrentlyholdingtopscoringhonoursinthebasket球联赛 for three years after returning to Tennessee; New York stubbornly refused to use offensive and defensive platoons. Finally, after his poorest seasons in 1947 and 1948 when his Tennessee team won nine lost nine and tied two games, he threw in the sponge and announced "We can't kick'em, so we'll join 'em" Giardello and Graham to Settle Feud in Garden NEW YORK, Jan 15 (AP)—Rankings middleweight Joey Giardello of Philadelphia and Bill Graham, New York welterweight contender will settle their ring feud in a 12-round rubber match in Madison Square Garden March 6. Matchmaker Billy Brown of The International Boxing club signed The two today. The result of their controversial second fight in The Garden, Dec 19, saw each score a victory. Giardello won the 10-round decision by verdict but was reversed 20 times later by The New York State Athletic commission which changed card of Judge Joe Agnello. The Philadelphiaian "I' Miss' Victory over Maryland chosen as Biggest Sports Upset By JOHN CHANDLER NEW YORK, Jan. 15 — Long shadows were creeping across Hemingway Stadium, Oxford, Miss. The fourth quarter of a bristling football game between mighty Maryland and Mississippi last Nov. The score was tied at 14-14, and an excited, partisan crowd of some 33,000 hadn't quite yelled hoarse. The Rebels had the ball. Quarterback Jimmy "King" Lear, the Ol' Miss split T specialist, faded and pitched a 42-yard pass to end Bud Slay. Mississippi, a three touchdown underdog, was on Maryland four, and two plays later halfback Wilson Dillard slammed over from the three and the game. Mississippi 21. Maryland 14. was the final score. Maryland's Terrapins had lost their first all-game since Oct. 4, 1950, game victory string was snap. Is was the greatest upset of a panel of the nation's sports fans and sportscasters decided in the annual year-end Assed Press poll. lege football, in fact, prothe top four upsets of the 156 fallouts showed. Of 49 listed Maryland's downio. 1. With points scored on 1 basis, this game received points. Are Dame's football team was used in three of the upsets. Are Dame's surprising 27-21 victory over Oklahoma, Iowa's 8-0 victory over Ohio State, which led the props from under the eyes' Rose-bowl dream, and Are Dame's 9-0 shellacking of ful, unbeaten Southern California, were the No. 2, 3 and 4 upsets. The Notre Dame-Oklahoma outcome, following tremendous Sooner victories over Pitt, Texas, Kansas, Kansas State and Iowa State, barely shaded the Iowa-Ohio State upheaval, 102 points to 95. Both games rated 23 first place votes as the year's biggest upset. Notre Dame over Southern California—the far west's Rose bowl representative—got 10 firsts and 51 points. The fifth big upset was the two victories scored by Vic Selixas of Philadelphia over Australia's Frank Sedgman, who had just won the Wimbledon and U. S. Nationals. This received 49 points. The rise from obscurity of Julius Eboros to win both the National open golf championship at Dallas and the $25,000 first-money in the Tam O'Shanter "world championship" at Chicago was sixth with 43 points. Horace Ashenfelter, former Penn State runner, was seventh with 24 points for defeating Russia's Vladimir Kazantsev on the last lap of the Olympics 300 meters steeplechase at Helsinki, in record 8:45.4 time. Pittsburgh's 22-10 upset of Notre Dame received 22 points and eighth place. No. 9 with 17 points was the 63-7 drubbing the Pittsburgh Steelers handed the New York Giants in the National Football league. The No. 10 upset with 15 points was the 64-57 victory for St. John's of Brooklyn over Kentucky's basketball team in the NCAA regional tourney at Raleigh, N. C.