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SECTION 2 IIASKETB A LL THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, SATURDAY MOKMNL-, 21, pours Flaget, Ashland, Male, Atherton Advance In Invitational Tournev iw'wiwwwiiw wmmwiiiw waww ii j. il iw mm mi mmwn mm iwwitr'iaMMiaa ft kpls) g-Mt-mfr, Mi wmiTl Hliiliy's Report rriierc Can 15c jo Standardized Application of Recruiting Rules When "Jobs" Are Lure Hy KAItL ItlllV, Courier-Journal Editor Football coaches in the Big Ten say they are tired of riding the fence on aid to athletes. They ask conference action to "standardize" the methods to be used, and aid to be offered. Big Ten regulations now provide that athletes in the upper half of their high school class may receive grants of tuition only. They may receive grants in excess of tuition, but not exceeding normal living expenses, by graduating in the upper third.

And they may receive "unlimited" earned aid, provided they fill a "useful" job, are paid at no higher rate than the "going" wage rate, and actually work the hours for which they are paid. The third of these regulations is the trouble-maker. So long as a coach or a school is permitted to give an athlete a job, there can never be standardization of aid. There are no two jobs alike and no two employers alike. There is more cheating on job-aid than in any other phase of recruiting.

Name me one Big Ten varsity athlete who has performed all of the duties of his job that would have been demanded of a non-athlete holding the same assignment. As has been said before, the Big Ten might well study the Southeastern Conference system of making every varsity athlete sign an affidavit that he receives no help, job or otherwise, beyond tfie lawful room, board, tuition, books, and laundry money. two quarters before yielding to the Tomcats' overwhelming height advantage and deadly shooting. The heated Tigers collared a 10-5 lead in three minutes and were in front 17-10 with 2:30 to go in the opening frame. Free throws helped the underdogs to lead 19-16 at the end of the first quarter.

The Bengals averaged close to 50 per cent in its first-period shooting. Adkins and tiny Bill Jennings led the Ashland surge in the second quarter that carried the Toms to a 41-34 halftime edge. The visitors led most of the period but their superiority was limited to three points until a minute was left. Ahead only 36-34, the Tomcats hammered in five points in the final 50 seconds on free throws by Lee Marshall and a follow by Bob Emrick. Adkins and Jennings fashioned 17 of Ashland's 25 in the quarter.

The Maroons drew out to 48-41 early in the third but John Murphy and Joel Shaw clipped it to 4845 at 2:45. St. X. collapsed shortly thereafter. Ashland rolled off 11 points to the Tigers' two in the remaining time to go in front 59-47 entering the final round.

Adkins got eight in the quarter. The final period was anti-climactic. Ashland fired a brisk 42.4 per cent on 76 shots; St. X. averaged 31 per cent on 58.

Flaget 8., Hinrinum 17 Hornung, Hornung and more Hornung was the story of Flaget's victory. He ripped only seven in the first quarter but added 12 in the second. Five more in the third pushed his total to 24 and he cashed seven in the final round for his record total of 31. The Braves found the going against the Yellowjackets unexpectedly easy. The Jackets, semi-finalists in last year's state tournament, obviously were hurting from the abifnce of all-State Courier-Journal Photo RECORD-SMASHER Flaget's Paul Hornung drives for one of the 13 field goals he made in setting a Louisville Invitational record yesterday at the Male Gym.

Hornung blazed 31 points against Hindman as the Braves won 85-47. Guarding him is Hindman's Wayne Conley (32). Garnard Martin. The baskets resisted their most persistent efforts and they wound up with a shooting percentage of only 20.6. Flaget on the other hand, was white-hot with a basket-melting 50.7 per cent.

The Braves racked up a 10-3 lead in less than four minutes, kept it at 1811 with 1:30 to go and finished the quarter in front 19-15. Early in the second the Blues charged to 23 15 and then reeled off 11 points while limiting Hindman to a single point. With five minutes left Flaget led 38-16 and its halftime margin was 46-23. The second half saw little change in the complexion of the game as the Braves continued to score at will. Substitutes played out most of the final period.

Male 54, Camp'ville 53 Kenny Kuhn, the balance-wheel of Male's erratic basketball machine, looped In a pair of free throws with a minute left to give the Purples a whisker win in the wildest finish of the tournament. The Purples came from behind in the last period to tie the score at 51-51 on Gene Lynch's wheeling spin shot with five minutes left. Neither club could score for three and one-half minutes until Steve Riley unknotted the tie with a free throw at 1:30. Male played deliberately, apparently trying to draw a foul with two free throws as a reward. It came at 1:15 when Dickie Corbin fouled Kenny.

The clever Male sophomore made one of them for a 53-51 margin; shortly thereafter Corbin fouled Kenny again in a desperate bid for the ball. Kuhn again put in one of two for a 54-51 lead. Junior Daugherty hit from the corner with 45 seconds to go and Campbellsville got the ball again when Jerry Elder walked. Daugherty shot and missed, Kenny Kuhn retrieved the ball and outlasted the clock. The Purples averaged 29.7 per cent on 74 attempts and the Eagles 28.8 on 66 flings.

Campbellsville flubbed nine crucial free throws. L.I.T. Facts Bradley Is Picked j) if c3 rap Town Talk That was a nice tribute John "Honey" Russell, coach of Seton Hall, paid U. of L. The coach of the No.

1 college five was asked by Bill Roeder of the N. Y. World-Telegram and Sun what team he would eliminate from his tough schedule if he were given the privilege ot dropping the strongest opponent. He thought a minute and said, "The University of Louisville." Mike Barry says the answer to that question everybody is asking him (about expansion of the Barry clan) still is no. Cage fans here look Over U.

L. Tonight Cards Must Stop For 12th Win; Russak Still Doubtful Conn McCreary 2 By TOMMY FITZGERALD, Peoria, 111., Jan. 23. Bradley University's "Beardless Braves" of last season are bothering their basketball opponents with an 8:30 to 10 o'clock shadow this season. Tomorrow night, this cloud will hover ominously over the hopes of the University of Louisville club.

forward to today's meeting of a Kentucky Junior Chamber of Commerce committee on plans for a Louisville Invitational college tournament. Jocks Find It Tough Winter Freeze Jockey Basil James, a boy with no little experience riding thoroughbreds, left California for Florida the other day, looking for steadier work. He might as well have remained at Santa Anita. Trouble on the Coast was that contract riders were getting most card, for instance, a total of only 14 boys did the riding. In Miami Basil found more than 300 jocks, more than 150 with working papers at Hialeah.

Top riders like Conn McCreary are getting an average of only one mount a day. Nice Work Speaking of jobs, the Yanks' Mickey Mantle has come up with a toughie he is getting $10,000 to make appearances at New York and Boston sportsmen's shows and allow himself to be taught the art of bait-casting by a fellow named Jack Sharkey, ex-heavyweight boxing champion. ME, TOO Earl Adkins of Ashland posted an Invitational mark in the opening game against St. Xavier which Hornung broke later. Adkins racked up 30 points as the Tomcats crushed St.

X. 88-62. Failing to stop Adkins is the Tigers Joel Shaw (right). Invitational Box Scores mounts. On one 'ack Snarkey non commercial Lloyd Manrum Mickey Mantle By JOHNNY CARKKO Ashland and Flaget made shambles of St.

Xavier and Hindman and in the process wrecked four records in the opening round of the Louisville Invitational Basketball Tournament yesterday in the Male Gym. The Tomcats, ranked No. 1 in the state and the tournament favorite, belted St. Xavier 88-62 in the initial game of the meet. Flaget breezed past Hindman 85-47 in the other upper bracket test.

Male won a thriller in the only close game of the first round, nipping Campbellsville 54-53 in virtually the last minute of the last game of the first round last night. Atherton surprised Newport with a 73-57 conquest in the other lower bracket scuffle. Flaget, now undefeated in 13 straight games, collides with Ashland (12-1) in what should be a red-hot semifinals encounter at 1:15 p.m. today. Male (11-2) opposes Atherton (6-4) in the lower bracket semis at 2:45 p.m.

The survivors square off for the championship at 8:30 tonight; there will be no consolation. The Braves' Paul Hornung, already recognized as a great football player, ripped 31 points for a new Invitational mark. His sizzling count erased a record that had been established in the previous game by Ashland's Earl Adkns with 30. 'Adkins smashed a one-year old mark of 29 posted by Manual's Phil Grawemeyer in the 1952 renewal of the 6-year old prep classic. 88 Is New High Ashland's 88 points was the biggest bag ever assembled in the Invitational.

Coupled with St. 62, they made a total of 150 for a new tournament high. The old mark belonged to Manual and Cuba who together notched 128 points last year. Flaget and Hindman also cracked that one with a total of 132. Flaget established the fourth precedent with its 38-point margin over the Yellowjackets.

The severest beating administered hitherto in Invitational competition was the 35 points by which Manual flogged Covington Holmes last year. Hornung collected 13 field goals and five free throws; he missed four free throws which would have fattened his tally still more. Atherton 73, Newport 57 Atherton's success appeared in jeopardy when big Charley Tyra fouled out at the start of the fourth quarter. The towering pivotman had been the heart of the Rebel offense and rebounding game. However, the Maroons took up the slack by outscoring the Wildcats 19 points to 13 in the final frame.

Tyra looked like a cinch to break the tournament record when he piled up 29 points in three periods but excess personals erased the opportunity. Newport led for seven minutes of the first quarter but a tip by Tyra, a free throw by Frank Yeager and a long-distance bomb by Elam Huddleston pushed Atherton ahead 15-14 before the chapter ended. After ties at 19-19 and 20-20 early in the second, Newport jumped ahead 31-24 on two quick goals by Les Redmond and another by Ed Huffman. Tyra, Huddleston and Howard Dohrman punched it down to 31-29 but Newport kept its two-poinOedge at 35-33 at halftime. The break in the game came late in the third quarter.

Atherton recaptured the lead early but Newport stayed within striking distance. In front 47-43 at 2:30, the Maroons broke out seven points with Tyra and Huddleston showing the way. They entered the homestretch with a 54-44 cushion. Despite the absence of Tyra, Newport could get no closer than six points in the fourth quarter. Atherton averaged 34.8 per cent on 69 shots and New port 31.5 on 54.

Ashland 88, St. X. 62 St. Xavier gave Ashland an unexpected battle for more than U. L.

Tankmen Win 51-33 University of Louisville opened its swimming season last night with a 51-33 victory over Vander-bilt's mermen. Kenny Daniels, with 1Q points, led the Louisville scoring, while Larry Speaker and Bud Bitzer turned in good performances, The meet was held in the Y.M.C.A. pool. The results: 300-yard relay-Louisville (Biler, Mc-Cord, Camhronl. Time 3:31 8.

220-yard fretityle Daniels Lemer (Vi; Kdwarria (M. Time 2.44.8. SO-yard fraettyleFitls (V); Lehrberger Klllot (1,1. Time :26 8 ISO-yard individual medley Cambron (L); Henson (L); Thomas (V). Time 1:55.0.

Divlno-Scherer (L); Hock Bar-tee (V). 100-yard freeityle Marlowe (V); Street IV); IlenRon (1,1. Time 1:02.1. 200-yard backitreke MrCnrd Stone (Vi: Klllott Time 2:14.8. 200-yard breaststrokt -Ritzcr Speak, er Wilmore (V).

Time 2.37.7. 440-yard freestyle Daniels (L); Lerner (V); Stone (V). Time 8:15,0. 40-yard relay Vanderbllt (Fitts, Street, Smith, Marlowe). Time 4:13.8.

Trainer M. L. Fallon Hurt at Baltimore M. L. "Junic" Fallon, well-known Louisville horse trainer, was reported to be well on the way to recovery after an automobile accident near Baltimore Tuesday.

He has been hospitalized with numerous cuts and brjlsei but is expected to released loon. Event Louisville Tournament. Invitational Place Male Gym, Brook and Caldwell Streets. Friday's Results Ashland 88, St. Xavier 62; Flaget 85, Hindman 47; Atherton 73, Newport 57; Male 54, Campbellsville 53.

Saturday 1:15 Ashland vs. Flaget (SF); 2:45 Atherton vs. Male (SF); 8:30 Final. Tickets Reserved seats general admission (80 cents), students (60 cents) at box offices. Officials Ben Edelen (Louis ville), Travis Combs (Harlan).

Bob Forsythe (Browder). Radio WINN (Harry McTigu and Jim Mclntyre. King Auto Stilt for lets $.. 3frf wits JA The Same The Tommy Bolt who won the San Diego Open a few days ago is the same "Terrible Tempered" Mr. Bolt, who in the 1951 Miami Open, claimed a press car rolling along in the rough cost him $1,000 in prize money.

Tommy took a nine on the hole. A listener stopped his loud lament with, "What; happened to you on the other eight shots?" Movie Worth Seeing Prize winner A 30-minute Alhland (M (al) it. Xaviar Player. fg. tlenderann I Marahallt Jonea 2 Bailey Emrick Woods 1 AdklnaK ....12 Jcnninga 5 Gray Totala 32 ft.pf.

Player. fK.ft.pf. 0 4 Velth 7 6 3 4 4 0lliiieif 3 2 2 4 4 Shaw 2 I 3 0 0 Thompson 2 3 2 4 Heu.fr 0 0 2 2 3 Murphy 2 7 3 (I 2 Bottoms ...0 0 0 3 3 17 8 3 4 Ramsey 0 0 1 24 28 LeComte ..130 Totals 18 26 22 Ashland St. Xaviar 21 II It 1 15 13 15-42 Fre throwa missed: Ashland IB) Jones, Woods 2, Adkins. Gray.

tit. Xavier (9) Thompson 3, lleuser 2, Murphy, Lally 3. Officials: Travis Combs and Bob Forsythe. Campbsllivllla (S3) Male (54) Plav.r ta ft nf Plavnr fg.ft.pf. 7 2 4 Daugherty .511 I).

Kuhn Franklin 5 3 Pike 5 Corbin 0 1 Und'wood 4 1 4 Llmer 1 1 5 3 l.ynrh 1 0 2 0 K. Kuhn 4 Hlley I Green 1 3 Totals 19 15 10 Totala 22 10 ID CmpbelUvTllo It 14ir7-5l" Male 15 12 it 10-54 Free throws missed: Csmpbellsvllle (Bl Daugherty, Pike 2, Underwood 0. Male (4) Klder 2, K. Kuhn 2. Officials: F.delen and Forsythe.

color movie featuring Ed Dodd, creator of Mark Trail (C-J comic strip character) has been named one of the outstanding outdoor films of 1953 by the National Wildlife Federation the first formal commendation ever given by the federation to a film of this type. The movie is called "Water Wilderness," and it is available to clubs and organizations free of charge through Western Auto, J1(VT rirnnrt Avo Vancae fiftf II ajjajj-sjij Carney, Esegard Courier-Journal Staff Writer into Notre Dame the other night on the Irish court. They're the highest-scoring team in Bradley's history. Lost to Marquette They've met only two teams that have faced Louisville Marquette and Loyola of Chicago. They lost to Marquette, a team Louisville beat, but Marquette gave Louisville one of its toughest games.

They both beat Loyola by about the same margin, but Bradley's 19-point win was achieved on Loyola's home floor. Louisville will be after its 12th victory in 15 games. Hickman looked forward to a final check today to learn how much help he can expect from Al Russak, his big center. A bad ankle has let Russak Play only a couple ot minutes ot e'- The Cardinals were scheduled to leave Louisville by train tonight and arrive here around noon tomorrow. Dillard Sets World's Mark In Hurdles Philadelphia, Jan.

23 () Fred Dwyer, an outsider from Villanova College, outlegged Fred Wilt and Don Gehrmann to win the mile run in 4:09.7 for a new meet record, and the great Harrison Dillard set a new world indoor mark by skipping over the 50-yard high hurdles in 6 seconds tonight in the Philadelphia Inquirer Games. With a crowd of 10,000 cheering him on in Convention Hall, young Dwyer, who won the mile in the Washington Star Games two weeks ago, moved into the lead at the start and calmly fought off Wilt's bid with one lap to go. Wilt reached the tape about 10 yards back of Dyer, while Gehrmann never was in contention. He was third, another 10 yards behind Wilt. Leonard Tru-ex of Ohio State was last in the four-man field.

Dillard, the former Baldwin-Wallace star who won the Olympic hurdles title for the United States, shaved one-tenth of a second from the record held jointly by himself, Fred Wolcott and Bob Wright. The winners: 00-Yrd Run-Mai Whitfield. Grand Street Boys, New York. Time 1:11.8. (New meet record: old record 1:13, set by George Rhodcn, Morgan State College, 1952).

50-Yard Hlfh Hurdlas Harrison Dillard, Cleveland. Time 6 aeennds (new world Indoor record: old record 6.1. set by Dillard 1949-1950, Fred Wolcott, Rice, and Bob Wright, Ohio State, 1941). 50-Yard Dash Arthur Bragg. Morgan State College.

Time 5 2 (ties meet record set bv Ed Conwell, New York, 1947-1948, Stanfleld 1950 and Bragg 1952). Mile Run Fred Dwyer, Villanova. Time 4:09.7 (new meet record: old record 4:10.2 set by Gehrmann, 1932). Run Carl Joyce, Seton Hall. Time 2:13.1 (new meet record; old record 2:14.9 set by Browne 1952).

Two Mile Run Horace Ashcnfelter, New York A. C. Time 9:07.2. Pole Vault-Bob Richards, Illinois A. 15 feet 4 inches.

(New meet record; old record 15-3 set by Richards 1952). Hiih Jump Lt. Ken Wiesner, U. S. Navy, 6 feet, 9'i inches; (new world In.

door resord: old record of 6-9V4 set by Ed Burke, Marquette, 11)37). Troy Decisions Jones But Crowd Protests New York, Jan. 23 (-Unbeaten Willie Troy, a crude but willing youngster against a clever bobbing veteran, won his 18th straight bout tonight by a split 10-round decision over Bobby Jones of Oakland, C.al., at St. Nichola Arena. Tro weighed 1583, Jones 152, Aifliough th 29-year-old Washington bltttcr remained unbeat-f 1m I well-extended 13 favorite.

Tfl deefsion drew hoots from tht) crowd and feet-stamp- mg in tne gantry. Ceuritr-Journal Photo Hindman (47) di) piao.t fg.ft.pf. 2 1 3 Player. fg.ft.pf. Jack Waddell ft 1 i Campbell ..334 Waddellt 1 1 0 Slone 1 1 Holllriaye 5 5 1 A.

Combs 0 0 V. Conley 2 1 2 J. Martin ..023 Conley 2 0 0 Player. Knoop Hornung Sllliman Hayden Kemper Burke .211 .000 3 2 iilpes Mesmerg Compton Hancock Totala (I 2 4 1 1 0 2 Risnerg 1 0 4 .021 34 17 17 Totals IS 19 20 Hindman I 15 47 Ha.ar 1 20 1-M Free, throws missed: Hindman (12) Rlone, Campbell 4, Holllday 2, Combs 3, V. Conley 3.

Flaget (8) Hornung 4, Burke 2, Kipcs 2. Combs and Ben Edelen, Newport (S7) Atherton (73) Player fg.ft.pf. Redmond 8 5 2 Ratliff ...294 Hawe 0 2 4 Huffman 2 1 .1 Bradbury 2 1 Arnold 1 2 1 Igo 4 1 5 bwope 0 1 1 Player fg.ft.pf. Dohrman 2 Yeager I 4 Marx 2 Albus Tyra II Jansing 1 Nirholaa Huddleston 4 14 Bmithers 1.00 Totals .17 23 23 Totals 24 25 23 Newport Atherton .14 21 1357 II 21 7J Free throws missed: Newport (8) Redmond 9, Rawe, Arnold, Ratliff; Atherton (4 Yeager 2, Tyra 2. Officials: Kdlen and Forsythe.

1949 Studibaker Champion convertible 1947 Mercury intra clean 1949 Chevrolet 2-dr. Style line Deluxe 1946 1947 sedan 1950 accessories Bradley is slightly favored to take this one before a fanatical home gathering. Besides these familiar and inspiring surroundings, Bradley's two greatest assets are Bob Carney, a potential all-America guard, and Dick Esegard, a 6-4 forward who is regarded as one of the greatest re-bounders in the nation. Coach Peck Hickman of Louisville and his assistant, John Dromo, scouted Bradley in its 91-83 loss to U.C.L.A. up here Christmas week and both were superlative in their praise of Carney.

Similar to Beard Dromo calls him "another Kalph Beard." His style of play io ceiA ha or in trior nf the former University of Ken tucky great from Louisville. In addition to being a deft scorer with an average of 18 points a game, Carney is an excellent floor man with a deceptive change of pace. His passing has accounted for twice as many assists as anybody else on the team has scored. Runner-up to C.C.N. Y.

for both the N.C.A.A. and the National Invitational tournament championships in 1950-51, Bradley had to clean house after disclosure that some of its stars had been involved in the fix scandals. School Is Barred As punishment for illegal aid to athletes in the past, the school was barred from participation in this year's N.C.A.A. meet. So, last season, Coach Forddy Anderson had to start rebuilding from scratch.

His freshman-sophomore club, nicknamed the "Beardless Braves," relied on speed, skill and spirit to win 17 of 29 tussles. These youthful" Braves have grown up some this season. So far, they've won nine of 15 against strong competition and Anderson definitely thinks Bradley is on the way up again to the basketball heights. They've beaten DePaul, a team that twice knocked off highly-rated La Salle. They threw a scare 16th Region Clark County 61.

Paducah St. Mary's 54. Salt Lick 73, Orangeburg 84. Sharpsburg 76, Mt. Sterling 57.

Owlngsvllle 78, Carlisle 53. LOUISVILLI INVITATIONAL Flaret 65, Hindman 47. Ashland 88, St. Xavier 82. Male 54, Campbellsville 53.

Atherton 73, Newport Public 57. DIXII LIAOUI TOURNAMINT Lynnvsle 67, Glendale 62. Memorial 57, Cub Run 48. OARRARO COUNTY TOURNAMENT Camp Dick Robinson 38, Buckeye 28 IS). MUHLINBIRO COUNTY TOURNAMENT Dunmor 73, Drakesboro 56 (S).

Colleges Stetson 83, Georgia Tchrs. 82 Delta State 65, Austin Peay 62. Cincinnati 72, Duquesn 69. Loyola (Chicago) 75, Dayton 69. Clemson 79, The Citadel 50.

Aritona State (Tern pel 63, Arizona State (Flagstaff) 71. Chadrnn 71, Midland 61. Memphis Navy 94, Bethel (Tenn.) 80. Mllligan (Tenn.) 79, Lipscomb 72 Chicago Tchrs. 70, V.

of Chicago 47. Wooster 99, Otterbeln 94. Muskingum 72, Wittenberg 80. Srwanee 84, Howard (Ala.) 84. Arkansas State 76, Union V.

(Tenn.) 61. Manhattan 63, Lemoyne 57. Coast Guard Academy 65, Kings Point 57. Uuanttco Marines 87, Cherry Point Marines 76. Wichita 88, Oklahoma City 82.

Coast Guard Academy 63, Kings Point 57. dePaul 58, Oklahoma A. M. 47. North Dkkota U.

77, 8. Dakota State 68. Utah 71, Colorado A. M. 64.

Brigham Young 71, Wyoming 42. Utah State 63, San Jose Stale 59. Idaho State 75, Colorado State 52. Washington 75, Washington State 41. Idaho 85, Oregoa State 49.

Western Carolina 109, Charleston 71. Flsk (Tenn.) 81, Morrlt Bnram M. Kanias Wesleyin 72. Bethaajr (- M. ntuwa (Ken.) Jewel JT.

DetreB Te lit CJWP, Michigan tfcb. Lawrence Tech 83, JlKtunevTMpi If. San rranelleo (1, Ora r. Eton Indicate iWrlhget. ProfelotMt Indianapolis 98, Rottot M.

Milwaukee 17. JdlnnsapeUt i iMiuuicivii Information, Please Winter golf tournaments is big business for some of the touring pros. Lloyd Mangrum, top money winner for January, had earned $3,590 through the 22d. Tom Bolt, mentioned above, was next with $2,625. Cary Middlecoff had earned only $625, but he picked his spots.

(For Hartford Oaks, Lexington.) Stan Landes, who is refereeing basketball games in the Southern Conference, is the same gentleman who joined the American Association (baseball) umpiring staff near the close of last season. (For Joe Moore, Ft. Knox.) Tuesday is wrestling day in Louisville. (For Wrestling Fan, Warren County.) Frank Sedgman is an Australian. If he was referred to as an American it was an error.

(For W. R. Hodges, Lebanon, i nnsifmifS Eakeitball Scores mm mwm I Buy with confidence at Louisville's oldest Chrysle.r-Plymouth dealer, locally owned and operated at the same address for thirty-five years. Finance at the lowest rates through one of Louisville's finest local banks. Entire stock of 75 late model, one-owner cars, greatly reduced.

All guaranteed. Partial listing: Friday's 1st Region Fancy Farm 2, Cunnlnham paducah. Tllghman 73, Murray U. Heath 51, Brookport. 111.

41. Cuba 51, Hickman 49. Ballard Memorial 60, Bardwell 59. Fulgham 71, Melber 50. Mllburn 68, Cayco 62.

Benton 68, Hardin 58. fcymsonla 87, Brewers 80. Almo S5, Put-year, Tenn. 48. Mew Concord 80, Murray Training 68.

fiedalla 63, Wlngo 57. Maytield 87, Chilton 52. 2d Region South Christian 94. Elkton 68. Nortonville 64.

Earlington 87. tyon County 50, Morganfleld 44. Madlsonvllle 70, Cavcrna 57. Marion 84, Livingston County 63. Trigg County 63, Stewart County 52.

Dawson Springs 5R. Fredonia 48. Charleston 60. Princeton 53. South Christian 67, Lacy 34.

3d Region Providence 68, Clarkson 67. Henderson Barret 73. Hebbardsville 38. Clay 73. Slaughter 59.

Poole 6o, Sebree 57. St. Vincent (Morganfleld) 64, Spottsvllle 49 Owe'nahoro Catholic 53, Irvlngton 52. Owensboro Tech 68, Lewlsport 48. Calhoun 60, Daviess County 51.

Livermore 72, Utlca 63. 4th Region Meade County 68, Hawesville 48. Meade County 53, Flaherty 43. Marrowbone 58, Hlsevllle 50. Dundee 52, Cloverport 49.

Central City 55, Bowling Green 52. McHenry 77, Beaver Dam 68. Brandenburg 68, Hawesville 48. 5th Region Cumberland County 67, Liberty 92. frestwood 67, Carrollton 54.

Glasgow 70, Scottsvllle 39, Alvaton 84, North Warren 50. College High 62. Russellvllle 11. 6th Region ftil! Bardslown 50, Taylor County IT. Karriatnwn 64.

Slrenherdavlll nil Shawnee 59, Ahrens 58. 8lh Region Henry Central 48, Taylortville 47. Waddy 48, Louisville Baptist 45. Trimble County 55, Owenton 50. Slmpsonville 55, Milton 48.

9th Region Beechwood 61, Bellevue 51. Dayton 77, Ludlow 44. Newport Catholic 71, Wllllamstown 40. Walton-Verona 73, Florence 64. Hebron 84.

Burlington 71. Krlanger County 67, Dixie Height! 62. Highlands 81, Silver Grove 58. Campbell County 58, Simon Kenton 52. Latonla Holy Cross 75, Erlanger St.

Henry 68. 10th Region Stamping Ground 52, Athens 29. Georgetown 86, Harrison County 38. M.M.I. T2.

Irvine 49. Bourbon Vocational 53, Maysvllle 51. Nicholas County 74, Estill County 55. Bracken County 77, Paris 49. Midway 48, Oxford 38.

Augusta 75, Tollesboro 43. Minerva 72, Maysvllle St. Patrick 42. 11th Region Wilmore 75. Great Crossing 83.

Versailles 70, Nlcholasvllle 40. Frankfort 68, Anderson 52. Madison 51, Cynthiana 40. sl2th Region Liberty 62, McKlnney 48. Stanford 48, Harrodsburg 36.

Livingston 76, Pulaski County 59 Junction City 59, Burgln 67, Mt, Vernon 75, Bush 60. 13th Region Black Star 61, Henderson Settlement 51. Harlan 87, Evarts 73. Cumberland 81, Hall 60. Barbourville 92, Corbln 57.

Williamsburg 63, Jellico (Tenn.) 42. I.oyall 74, Artemus 46. Benbam 75, Evarts 71. Lynch 49, Cumberland 44. Clay County B5, Bell County S7.

Middleshnro 59. Plnevlile 33. Lone Jack 59, Knox Central 1. 11th Region Harard 63. Catlettsburf 53.

Jackson 66, Kiel 46. Powell County 68, Whltesburf 52. llatard 63, Catlettsburg 54. Hazel Green Academy 81, Snlyenvllle 62. 15th Region Louisa 89.

Buasoll 81 1951 Dodge Meadowbrook 4-dr. 1947 Plymouth 4-dr. Special Deluxe 1947 Chevrolet 2-dr. Fleetline Ford sedan De-luxe Cadillac "62" Buick sedanet; 1951 Chrysler Y-8 4-dr. Hew Yorker 1951 Plymouth 4-dr.

Cranbrook 1949 Chrysler 4-dr. Windsor 1941 Plymouth 4-dr. Deluxe 1949 Oldsmobile "88" 4-dr. Rocket 1946 Ponliac club soupe Streamliner mi fans rlarosiown on, ron nnn West Point 57, Flaherty 48. :ilr.abethtown Cath.

46, St. Augustine 31. Springfield 63, St, Jon 62. Lebanon Junction 79, Wllllsbnrg 49. Lincoln Institute 12.

Lebanon 28. 7th Region Eastern 7.1, Southern 31. fern Creek 72, Shepherdivilll 31. i.