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STORTS THE COURIER-JOURNAL. LOUISVILLE, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 8. 1956. BASKETBALL SECTION 2 Western 'Iron Men' Tip Murray 88-77; Eastern Bows but Berea, Morehead Win for the winners, while Bill Mose-lcy tallied 23 for Centre's propel Morehead to a 93-70 win over Middle Tennessee State College at Murfreesboro, Tenn. Swartz, who had averaged 29 points in 10 previous games, scored 20 points each half, hitting eight out of 11 field attempts in the first period.

Another Kentuekian, Donnie Gaunce, got 22 points. Tommy Griffith, with 16, paced the Raiders. LINCOLN 89-63 Lincoln Memorial's Railsplitters trounced neighboring Union College of Kentucky 89-63 at Harragote, Tenn. Lincoln built up a quick 10-point lead and led at the half 39-24. Don Burton led the Railsplitters with 24 points.

Union's Shannon Sloan was high for the losers with 22. TEW. TECH 7167 Tennessee Tech capitalized on its accuracy at the freethrow line to whip Eastern Kentucky 71-67 at Cookesville, Tenn. The Golden Eagles made 25 out of 35 shots from the foul line. They trailed in field goals 23 to 27.

The game was close throughout, with the count tied at half-time 34-34. Tech took the lead 42-40 after intermission and was never behind again, although the score was tied several times. Jack Adams, Eastern forward who was fifth in the nation last week with an average of 27 points a game, was held to 19 by guard Don Sexton of Tech. Tech hit 41.8 per cent of its field shots to 38.6 for Eastern. Special to The Courior-Jowrnol Western's Hilltoppers took another giant step toward rebuilding their basketball prestige, which had reached a new low early this season, by trip-pin? Murray's Thoroughbreds 88 77 in an Ohio V'alley Conference game at Bowling Green last night.

Not only did the victory avenge a 74-69 lacing Murray handed them In the final of the Kentucky Invitational Tournament, but it was the third big triumph for the Hilltoppers in recent weeks. Western started its comeback by handing Louisville its only setback in the K.I.T. semi-final and then pasted Xavier last week for the Cincinnati team's first defeat. Only One Sub Ed Diddle, veteran Western coach, got iron-man performances from Bob Daniels, Forest Able. Montroe Holland.

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so 1 0 1 York 0 Pavie 1 1 I 1 4 1 15 10 Christians! 0 Jm Burks 4 Shtmfesselt 0 0 Caunee I Tolls Carroll I 1 1 t. ninth Adair Shrader Stotser Totals 4 14 i ooo 21 2S II Totals J4 25 11 Morehead 42 51 41 Middle Tenn 2 4471 V. MADONNA 74-70 Villa Madonna snapped Lockbourne Air Force Base's 11-game winning streak with a 74-70 triumph at Covington. Forward Don Schmidt dropped in five consecutive field goals midway through the second half as Villa overcame Lockbourne's 47-39 lead. It was the Rebels' sixth victory in 10 games and the Airmen's fourth loss in 16 contests.

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JU 4-4232 HIDING HIGH, Male's Benny Howell (23) drives for a basket in the first quarter of last night's battle with St. Xavier at the Male Gym. Howell scored 17 points i as the Purples downed St. X. 60-48.

Others in the play were Mickey Hinton of St. Xavier (28), Bernie Schrecker of Male (foreground) and George O'Bryan of St. X. (right). Male Flogs St.

X. 60-48; Flaget Bombs Atherton ft You've NEVER SEEN ANYTHING Until You See the MIDGETS FIDGET COLUMBIA TUES UTY1 Courier-Journal Phots points in the third frame. They had it to 37-20 as X. went almost eight minutes without a point. High School led 44-28 turning the corner for home and the reserves finished out the encounter.

Willoughby, playing with two sore ankles, nevertheless managed to collect 23 points (he got almost half of the Male field goals). George O'Bryan, the hardest working Tiger, netted 25 for the game's best offensive effort. Atherton Grabs Lead Atherton threatened to make the nightcap interesting when the Rebels seized a 16-8 lead with 1:25 left in the first. Jack Finnegan and Dennis Esterle trimmed it to 20-15 at the quarter. The Highlanders continued to lead through most of the second until Esterle's short put the Braves on top at 31-30; Tom Ma-lone and Esterle together added six points for Flaget's 37-31 half-time lead.

Early in the third Dave Kelly cripped, Malone hit from the circle, Kelly came back on a sleeper and Esterle drilled a long and the Flaget lead boomed to 47-33. That cushion kept Flaget in command the rest of the way. John Inman collared 26 for the Rebels while Kelly rapped 23 for the Braves. By JOHNNY CARRICO Nothing but nothing will ever wipe out the ignominy for Male followers of that shattering loss to St. Xavier in the district tournament last season.

But the Purples made a brave tab at forgetting last night hen they flogged the Tigers unmercifully at the Male Gym. Assuredly there was no design in it but the Male margin of 60-48 matched exactly the score by which the Tigers engineered the famous district upset. High School was repaying in kind. i Flaget Downs Atherton Flaget shook off Atherton after a close first half to breeze 78-59 in the second half of the doubleheader which drew ap Lawson and Eric Back last night. That quintet went an tne way until, with 3 minutes left.

Law-son fouled out and was replaced by sophomore Billy Case. Although Able, the lone senior in the lineup, led the scoring with 34 points on one of his hottest shooting nights ever, the triumph resulted from a great team effort. A capacity crowd of 4,700 saw the 'Toppers hand Murray its 15th. straight loss in Western's gym. Western now leads in the series 48 to 21.

Murray (77 Western (II) Player it ft pf Player '-iP- Mikei 5 0 4 Able 11 12 1 Powlessf 4 10 Daniels I Darnall 1 0 0 Holland 1 5 111 0 0 1 unins i Watrous 12 1 Back Crittenden I 3 4 Case Kinderf 4 7 5 Mantinet 2 0 2 Talbott 0 0 0 Totals 21 21 19 Totals S2 24 17 Murrsy -rr Western REREA 92-83 Berea came back from a 10-point, first-half ripfipit to down Centre in a Kentucky Intercollegiate Ath letic Conference game at Berea. Trailing 17-7, the Mountaineers overtook Centre at 21-20 on Darrell Crase's one-hand shot but fell behind again at 36-35. Berea took over 42-38 at the half. Centre pulled up to 70-69 with five minutes to go but nine points by Irvine Shanks pushed Berea out of trouble. Crase hit 26 and Shanks 24 Central Five Wins No.

6 By 61-43 Special to The Courier-Journal Ho'pkinsville, Jan. 7. Unbeaten Louisville Central scored its sixth straight victory by smashing Hopkinsville At-tucks 61-43 here tonight. After trailing 54 in the early going, Central grabbed the lead and was never headed. The Lcuisville club was in front at the quarters 12-9, 29-12 and 49-20.

Its biggest lead was 53-20 in the last quarter. Central appeared somewhat ragged, no doubt brought on by its layoff since December 20. Central (41) Attuckt (47) Player. fa.ft.pf. Player.

Ma.vpray White Dabney Hopkina W. Dlllard Payne I H. Dillard fu.ft pf. 5 3 4 Hampton Smallwood White Shively Mont'mery Dudley illiams Carpenter Grave- Shackelford 0 Pae 2 Totals 24 13 16 Totals 16 19 12 Central 12 2 4 41 Attueks 12 21 43 Hockey Scores INTERNATIONAL HACUf Grand Rapids 7. Indianapolis 1.

Cincinnati S.sJTroy 2. NATIONAL LIAOUI Toronto 6, Bnrton 2. Montreal 3, Chicago 1. AMERICAN LIAOUI Pittsburgh 3. Snrlngfleld 1.

Providence 6. Hershey 2. Cleveland Buffalo 5. PROFESSIONAL Philadelphia 104, New York 97. 'Boston 105, Syracuse 99.

Rochester 103. Minneapolis 98, Fort Wayne 108. St. Louis 97. LITTLE BEAVER 4'4" SO Lb.

INDIAN FASTIST Of ALL and PEE WEE JAMES Peris, France, 'STKONO MAN' 4 2- II Lbs. DYNAMITI VS. OTTO IVAN GERMAN RUSS'lN GIBSON polishIngel COLLEGES Kentucky 104. Georgia Tech 51. Louisville 16.

Toledo 71. Mo.ehend li. Middle Tennessee 70. Tennessee Tech 71. Eaatern til.

Norfolk Naval Station 66, Kentucky rosh 64. Pfelffer (N. 111. Pikevlllo 90. Transylvania 79, Bellarmine 69.

Western Murray 77. Lincoln Memorial 89, Union 63. Berea III, Centre 63. Georgetown IK, Louisville Baptist Seminary 64. Villa Madonna 74, Lockbourne Air Base 70 Lindsey Wilson J.

C. 91. CampbetlsvUlo J. C. 76.

Vanuerbilt 14. Tennessee 57. Louisiana State 94, Georgia 77. Florida 61, Tulane 54. Michlxan II, Minnesota 79.

Indiana 75, Wisconsin 71. MkhKan Stale 65. Iowa 84. Purdue 68, Nortiiwesiern 54. Duke North Carolina State 51.

Wake Fore.t 76, North Carolina 71. 'bvansville 96, Ball State 9j. Indiana Central 76, Earluam 72. Anderson 60, Manchester 54. Vincennes 79, Rio (Irando 75.

Syracuse 71, Navy 65. 1 DePaul 77, Notre Dame 74. Niagara 86, Western Ontario 75. Marshall 85, Western Michigan 72. Bluffton 77.

Giffin 57. Miami (Ohio) 74, Bowling Green (Ohio) 65. East Tennessee 70. Tusculum. 64.

Columbia 73. Cornell 67, Ithaca 78, Wilkes 74. Trinity (Conn.) 60. Wesleyan 54. Virginia Union 67, Morgan State 15.

West Liberty 86, Shepherd (W. Va.) 70. Kings (Pa.) 74. Mansfield 64. Richmond 78.

George Wsshlngton 67. William ax Mary 79, Washington ac Leo 70. Kansas 77. Oklahoma 65. Maryland 71, Ciemon 63- Cincinnatl 74.

Duquesne 52. Ferris Institute 63, Adrian 59. Alma 10). Soo Tech 79. Albion 54.

Kalamazoo 50. Bo. ion U. 64, Army 48. Detroit 80.

Tulsa 72. Wittenberg 73. Otterbeln 62. Southern California 77, California 64 (declared forfeited to Southern California with 3 minutes, 15 seconds left). Dayton 83, lona 64.

Southern Methodist 66, Texas 13. Alabama 69, Mississippi 65. Capital 90. Heidelberg 80. John Carroll 96, Slippery Rock (Pa.) 51.

Wonster 79, Case Tech 68. Ohio U. 80, Kent State 72. Morehouse 70. Clark 53.

Western Carolina 97. Piedmont 96. Lycoming 84. Susquehanna 67. American International 97.

Brsndeig 83. Florida State 78, Miami (Fla.) 76. Kansas Slate 68, Iowa State 64. Princeton 90. Lartmouth 82.

Penn State 54. Lehigh 39. Penn 63, Brown 54. Britih Columbia 55. Puget Sound 44.

Williams 92. Bowdoin 72. Butler 72. DePauw 68. Franklin 70, Marian 50.

Valparaiso 85. St. Joseph's II, Washington (Mo.) 86. Missouri Mines 57. Holy Cross 59.

Fordham 53. Western Carolina 97. Piedmont 96. Marietta 71. Wavnesburg 67.

Geneva 90. Youngstown 66. C. C. N.

Y. 92. Rutgers 80. Baldwin-Wallace 77. Siena 64.

Central (Ohio) 90, West Virginia St. 79. Wilmington 75, Ohio Northern 78. Kaslern Illinois IDS. Central (Mich.) "5, Washington St Jefferson 74, Thiel 57.

AlleRheny 84, Kdinboro 74. Carson Newman 78, King (Tenn.) 72. Lebanon Valley 85. Gettysburg 87. Stonehlll 84.

Boston Teachers 6. Springfield 98. New Hampshire 49. Albany Pharmacy 99. Castlelon (Vt.) 85.

Cortland 73, Lemoyne (N. 72. Oswego 81, Ilarpur 69. Plattsburgh 74. Oneonla 65.

Arkansas 85, Baylor 64. Franklin Marshall 90, Dickinson 71. Rose Poly 64. Concordia (111.) 41. Hanover 78.

Taylor 73. Oakland City S4. Huntington 80. Marquette 85. Loyola (New Orleans) 61.

Rice 89. Texas A. At M. 77. St.

louis 76. Hounon 73. I'tah State 55 CLOCK REPAIRS 400-Day Cuckee Mantel Chime a Orandfather For Prompt, Efficient Service C.JACK STEFFEN JEWELER Crystals Pitted While You Wait 422 W. Chestnut Lira laitsrn Kentucky TsnnssMO Tech MOREHEAD 9370 Dan Swartz, the nation's third highest scorer, poured in 40 points to Colorado 76, Nebraska 61. Pitt 77.

Westminster IPs.) 67. La Salle 87, West Virginia 71. Scion Hall 88, Boston College 53, Harvard 60. M. I.

T. 59. 'Connecticut 18, Rhode Island 86. Iowa. Wesleyan 78.

Buena Vista 67. Luther (Iowa) 74, Parsons 69. Co 90, Rlpon 56. Knox 82, Cornell (Iowa) 10. Carleton 66.

Grinncll 55, Wertmar 92. Tarkio 77. Quinry 80, Loras 79. I L. A.

78. Idaho 61. Oregon 87. Portland 61. Southern Illinois 71, Michigan Normal 73.

Concordia (Mo.) 74, Greenville (HI.) 58. MrKendreo 95, Westminster (Mo 55. Assumption (Ont.) 85, Trt State (Ind 59. Western Illinois 96. Northern Illinois 77.

Wheaton 67. Carroll (Wla.) 46. Eureka 93, Blackburn (III.) 79. Lake Forest 64, Reloit 56. Wesleyan (III.) 8i.

Augustana 70. A -hland (Ohio) 96, Fenn 71. Hastings 52, Peru (Neb.) 51. Concordia (Neb.) 66. Luther (Neb.) M.

Wayne (Neb.) 75, Midland 48. Penlson 92. Ohio Wesleyan 85. Texas A 101. St.

Mary's 88. Southwestern 84, Texas Lutheran 75. Fort Bliss 78, Brooke Army Medical Center 72. West Texas Stat 67, Southwest Texaa State 66. San Antonio College 12, Lee College 76.

Texaa Tech II, Hardln-Simmons 59. New Haven Tchra (N.Y.) Tchrs 89. Oklahoma Raptist 70. Phillips IT. 53.

St. Michael's 80, Panhandle A IcM. 61. Jacksonville (Ala.) 81. Georgia (Atlanta Division) 65.

Birmingham Southern 10, Chattanooga 44. Favetteville (NO 90. Shaw (NO 77. Richmond Professions! 73, Gallaudet 64. Georgetown (D.C.) 78.

Loyola (Baltimore) 66. St. Francis (Pa.) 91, Farleigh Dickinson 50. Indiana (Pa.) Tchrs 77. Grovo City 71, Swarthmore 71.

Ursinus 64. Kuttinwn 71. East stroudsburg 66. Mtllersvllle 73, Lork Haven 41. West Virginia Tech 123, Bethany (W.

Va 75 Salem (W. Va.) 96. Fairmont (W. Va 63. Washington (Md.) II.

Western Maryland 89. Roanoke 80, Baltimore 14 Virginia 71. Virginia Tech 66. Bridgewater 87, Randolph-Macon 72. Lynchburg 59.

Catholic U. 57. Bethel (Tenn.) 91. Delta State (Miss.) 77. F.rskine 100, Presbyterian 95.

Benedict 74, Florida A. M. 72. High Point 56. Catawba 55.

Lenoir Rhyne 98. Appalachian 66. F.ast Carolina 105, Elon 89. Wofford 10O. Charleston (S.

66. College of Idaho 71, Willlamette 63. Stanford 58, Washington 46. Washington State 58. Oregon State 52, Emporia (Kan.i 79.

Omaha 62. Fort Hays (Kan.) 82. Washburn 73. Cape Girardeau 81. Maryvllle (Mo.) 53.

New Mexico 80, Wyoming 71. Idaho State 71, Montana State 57. Bethany (Kan.) 84. Kansas Wesleyan 81. Rockhurst 64, Warrensburg State (Mo.) 63.

Arizona 60. Texas Western 54. Colorado State 75, Colorado Mines 84. Carroll (Mont.) 85. Northern Montana 51, Alderson-Rrnaddus 103.

Berkley 63. Va. Wesleyan 76 Davis A Elkina 86. Johns Hopkins 78, Towson 66. Howard Payne 92, McMurry 64.

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When Male pulled up almost even at 13-12 on Jim Hughes' long at :30, the Tigers had seen their best days. They managed to hold onto a 15-12 lead at the quarter. Willoughby Scores 23 After hitting almost 50 per cent the first quarter over the Male zone, the Bengals fell to 14 per cent in the second chapter. The Purples finally passed their foe at 19-18 on Lon Wil-loughby's spinner and ran out a 29-20 lead at halftime. As St.

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Swindler Gets 20 A trio of Louisvi le starters ry Litchfield, and Jim Self each collected 12. Game high point honors went to a pair of Demon guards, Bobby Swindler with 20 and llerbie Kays with 17. Shelbyville's record is now 6-5 for the season while Manual stands at 8-2. SHAWNEE 59-30 The Indians of Louisville Shawnee High the Vine Grove Blue Devils here tonight by a 59-39 Iscore behind the outstanding -piay 01 0-0 center UCne nail Hall SCOred 18 points but hlS boards as he proved to be a re-. bounding demon, snatching 30 'missed shots in just slightly over 'half the game.

Hall acquired four personals in the first half and Coach Skeeter Keiffner had the big fellow riding the bench until late in the fourth quarter. Hall returned to the game and ncored but one point before fouling out. McCay Buckets 12 Jim Carby followed Hall in the Shawnee scoring column ith 12. McCay paced the losers with Free throws missed: Flaget (10) Beidllng, Finneaan 4. Kelly.

Keith 2, Malone 2: Atherton (I Viers, Inman 3. Shadahy, Soloman, Payne, Rothen-bereer. Officials Davo Longenecker and Homer Osborne. Male (60) fg.ft.pf. St.

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