The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 25

SECTION 2 SPORTS THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 30, 1939 BOXING Miss. St. Tips Memphis State; St. Louis Slips Past St. John's U.S.

TIRES, Inc. Clay ond Broadway JU 4-6285 Wesleyan hit 33 of 83 field Save Time and Worry-Read The Rental Ads. goal tries for 39 per cent while Georgia Teachers did the same percentage-wise with 30 of 77. i i six Memphis. Jan.

29 (AP) The Tigers of Memphis State sat on Mississippi State star Bailey Howell tonight but still lost a squeaker to the Maroons 53-52. In the frantic final seconds, Memphis State's Joe Gummers-bach flubbed three free throws and the Tigers' golden opoptru-nity for an upset went fleeting by. Howell, who went Into the struggle with a scoring average AUTOMATIC 24 ALLEYS HOURS sparking the rally which put the Scots within two points of the visitors, 64-62, in the last two minutes. It was at this point that fouled out against Centre's John Helton, who sank a free throw, for his 17th point, and Tom Hurt added two more from the foul line for the victory. Centre outrebounded Mary-ville and completed 15 of 26 free throws compared with 2 of 7 for Maryville.

Centre" 4 MsryvirisTsi Patterson 13 6 Carpenter Helton 11 15 Morris Rush 4 30 Owenby Kazee 34 3 Abbott Hurt It Wormsley Substitutes; Centre WUhelm, Sinv mons MaryviUe: Smith 1. Ferguson 3, Flannagan. a 103-87 victory over Concord here Thursday night. It was the ninth time the Bears have gone over the 100-point mark this season. Their average now is 95.1 a game and their record 19-3.

Georgetown 89-75 Georgetown, Jan. 29 Wl Georgetown took an early lead and kept it Thursday night to defeat Hanover 89-75 in spite of a 29-point scoring performance by the Panther's Marv Meranda. Georgetown was ahead at the half 45-34. Charlie Grote paced the winners with 23 points. Oeorestown 6 Hanov.r 73 AVAILABLE FOR PRACTICE GAMES DAY or NITE FOR RESERVATIONS KINDLY CALL ME 7-9231 JU 7-9546 PARKMOOR BROADBROOK The of Kentucky meet Mitsiuippi Stale at Stark-title, Monday, Feb, 9, in an important Soulheattern Con' ference game.

3545 S. 3rd at Eastern Pkwy. Brook al Broadway of 29.6, fell victim to Jim Hocka-day's fancy defense and was held to a mere 10 points, which included only 2 field goals. It tg.ft.pf. 1 0 1 1 0 1 4 0 0 1 1 1 11 7 2 3 1 was his poorest performance in Player Wtthrow Smith Jones Grote Wilhsms Mitchell brown Grring Heslerfield Totals fg.ft.pf.

Player 1 4 Boatman 01 Hursfield 10 1 Hushes 10 3 2 Lamson 10 0 1 Lssrsnse lot Mrrsnda 3 0 2 Kueany 0 1 2 Idwunis 10 1 Schnpp 43 5 IB Totals CLARK COUNTY MOTORS is pleased to Pikeville Bears Crush Concord Five 103-87 Special to The Couri.r-J.urnel Athens, W. Jan. 29. Donnis Butcher, 6-foot-2 freshman, poured in 31 points to lead the Pikeville College Bears to memory. With Howell covered, Charles 2 2 0 28 ID 10 Hull stepped in to lead Mississippi State.

He hit for 19 points, two of them free throws under Courier-Journal Photo Cassius Clay fright), who won the Louisville Golden Gloves Pikeville 103 Concert) 17 high pressure with the score 51-50 and 10 seconds left on tho fg ft pt ft.pf. 7 4 3 light-heavyweight title last year and is to defend it in the tournament starting Monday night at the Armory, shows Barney Oldfield how to make a fist. Looking on is Mike Woosley, who, like Oldfield, will be making his first start in the amateur classic. I 13 0 0 clock. Player Muster Buckley Childers Pollock MandevlUe Cook Pyche Ponerfteld Memphis ttate 51 Mississippi State 51 ANNOUNCE that OGDEN FLINT hat joined thair organization in tho capacity of USED CAR MANAGER Mr.

Flint invites his many customers and friends to visit him at Clark County Motors where lower small-town overhead will permit him to make you a better deal on a New Ford or Used Car. Player 0 2 3 0 0 2 1 10 i 4 5 13 2 10 2 Player Setser Francisco Mull ins WsddeU Woods Butcher Francie Maynard Carroll Brashear Home Totals "TrlaJftime: ff.ft.pf. Player ff.ft.pt. i i Hockaday 4 1 2 5 Arnold lit 4 4 3 Price 4 4 1 5 i r.um'rsbach 7 14 Hull Howell Keetoa Fisher Dsvis 10 1 Wolf. 1 I I 0 1 1 3 Kirk 43 17 15 Pikeville Totale Sl-34.

17 18 IS 17 19 17 Totali Totals Halftime-Mississippi Stale 35. Mem- Turley, Friend, Kaline Top Baseball Signers phis State 24. Halftime Georgetown 46, Hanover 34. Wesleyan Win 81-81 Statesboro, Jan. 29 W) Kentucky Wesleyan struggled to an 84-81 basketball victory over Georgia Teachers Thursday night.

It was the 200th triumph for coach Bob (Bullet) Wilson. The score was tied 10 times and each team held the lead 13 times in the rough and tumble match. The two teams were never separated by more than seven points. At the half it was locked 42-42. Wesleyan ace Kelly Coleman hit for 23 points, and was followed by teammates Ben llorrcl, 15, Charlie Seitz, 15, and Gary Auten, 12.

For Georgia Teachers, it was Whitey Verstraeta, 30, Connie Lewis, 24, and Chester Curry, 19. St. Louis Downs St. John's 72-63 '55 FORD 1 door station wogon; VS; overdrive; todio. heater.

'57 FORD 3 -door, custom VI; halr; low milt ago; cUon. St. Louis, Jan. 29 (jD The St. 1295 1095 Louis Billikens, led by Bob Goldbeck Wins Class In Seniors Glasgow's Ford Has 82-88 -170 alDuiie.lin From Wire Dispatchss Bill Goldbeck, a 60year-old entrant from Mt.

Kisco. N. from the San Francisco Giants before the 1958 season began, came to terms. He hit .253 last year, appearing mainly as a pinch-hitter. The White Sox also signed four other players.

They were pitchers Bill DuFour and Tom Qualters, first baseman Ron Jackson and utility infield-er Sammy Esposito. They have 19 men under contract. The Kansas City Athletics signed two young pitchers, Howard Reed and Dave Hill, to bring their list of satisfied playen to 14. In a minor league move involving the only major leaguer ever to pitch two consecutive no-hit, no-run games, Johnny Vander Meer was named manager of the Class Topeka Hawks of the Three I League for 1959. By Tho United Prtu Bob Turley, Bob Friend and Al Kaline three of baseball's top players came to terms Thursday for the 1959 season.

Turley, voted the "most valuable" major league pitcher of 1958, signed with the New York Yankees for an estimated $32,000. He received a raise of Ferry's 25 points, made it 10 straight and ended 7th-ranked St. John's nine-game winning streak with a 72-63 victory Thursday night. Both St. Louis and the New York club now boast 12-2 season records.

Joe Lapchick's Redmen had lost only to Bradley, by five points in New York. St. Louis' only defeats were to Kentucky and Cincinnati. The Billikens had to turn back a late St. John's surge in a game that was closer than the final score would make it appear.

Little Allan Seiden, St. John's leading scorer with 25 points, led a rally which pulled the Redmen within two points 61-59 with 2:52 left. Basketball Scores 2-DAY PRE-INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE shot a three-under-par 69 yesterday for a 140 total to top the field for the two rounds of competition in the 55 and over field in the Professional Golfers' Association Seniors Championship at Dunedin, Fla. Harold Sanderson of Summit, N. finished the two rounds in second place with 74-69 -143.

Ock Willoweit of Dayton, Ohio, first-round leader with 70, soared to 74 to wind up in third place with 144. Bob Ford, of Glasgow, Kentucky's only representative in the 55-and-over division, had 8288170. The 50-54 age group returns for its second round today, with the field in pursuit of Jack Isaacs of Langlcy Air Force Base, Va. Isaacs had a 66 for his first round Wednesday, one stroke lower than that of Dick Metz of Fort Worth, Tex. I St.

Louis 72 St. John's fg.ft.pf. 0 7 3 3 2 0 7 1 3 Player Jsckmin Seiden Knsert Roethei Alflerl Pedone Ryan fg.ft.pf. Player 7 1 0 Ferry 9 7 3 Mankowskl 10 2 Hurkel 3 2 3 MrCefferr 3 7 5 Dalley 0 0 0 Nordmann 0 0 2 Smith Burnett. llartweger 7.ahadll WE ARE CLEARING OUR STOCKS OF ALL ODD LOTS, BROKEN SIZES, ETC.

BEFORE OUR ANNUAL INVENTORY. WE OFFER BIG REDUCTIONS. FOR BEST BUYS COME EARLY MEN'S CLOTHING -Second Floor ft 2 2 1 0 0 0 HambHc about $7,000 the biggest boost any of the world champion Yankees will receive for the coming campaign. Turley, who had a 21-7 regular season record and then played a key role in New York's triumphant rally against the Milwaukee Braves in the last three 1958 World Series games, called the contract "the greatest I've ever had." He was the third Yankee to sign, following Hank Bauer and Yogi Berra. 15th Player To Sign Friend, who posted a 22-14 record to tie Milwaukee's Warren Spahn for the most games won by a major league pitcher last season, became the 15th player to sign with the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Friend was the first Pirate to win 20 games in a season since Murray Dickson captured 20 in 1951. Friend, a right-hander, started more games than any other National League pitcher last season, 38. Kaline, who led the Detroit Tigers in runs-batted-in in 1958 with 85, signed for an estimated $20,000. He signed after a one-hour conference with Rick Fer-rell, new acting general manager of the Tigers. Al was the lith Detroit player to sign.

Outfielder Don Mueller, obtained by the Chicago White Sox Totals 23 17 18 Total. "Half: St Louia34-J7. Ky. High Tourney LOUISVILLE INVITATIONAL First Round Lexington Dunbar 58, Flaget 54. Pik.vill.

61, St. Xavier 51. Ath.rton 51, Br.athitt Co. 43. C.ntral City 93, Ahrens 50.

N.I.K.C. Rac.land Catlettsburf SI, Wurtland 42. PEN-SA-ORAN TOURNEY (At Dry Ridge) Falmouth 74, Augusta 63 (QF). Butler (Pendleton Co.) 83, WUllama-town 59 (QF). MADISONVILLI INVITATIONAL (First Round) Beaver Dam 89.

Russellvtlle 35. Sacramento S3, Henderson County S3. SOUTHERN KENTUCKY TOURNEY At Columbia) Campbellsvtlle 60, r.reensburg 53. LaRu. County 57, Taylor County 52.

(ALT RIVER AT BLOOMFIELD First Round Lebanon Junction 51, Western 3S, Bloomfield 47, Taylorsvlll. 40. Other Kentucky Wight Cordis 73, Knott County S3. Jenkins Dunham 7u, Stinnett 46. Virgio 60, Belfry 43.

Graham 55, Drakesboro 52. 'Lynch 61, Hall 48. Benham 54, Leatherwood 48. Markvllle 69. SH.

Benedict 48. Daviess County 47, Hartford 43. Graham 55, Drakesboro 52. Kentucky College Kentucky 108, Georgia 55. Georgetown 89, Hanov.r 75.

Csntr. 67, Maryvill. 62. Su. Bennett J.C.

53, Ky. Chriitian 49. Pik.vill 103, Concord, W. Va. 87.

Ky. W.sleyan 84, Georgia T.ach.ri 81. Cumberland J.C. 72, Bethel J.C. 71.

Indiana College Illinois College 71, Rot. Poly 62. Indiana Stat. 90, Eastern Illinois 76. Indiana C.ntral 83, Marian 60.

Wabash 72, St. Joseph's 69. Other College Mississippi Stat. 53, Memphis Stat. 52.

St. louis 72, St. John's 63. Dartmouth 64, Boston Univ.rsity 62. Lincoln Memorial 85, Carson-Newman 83, Worrls Brown 88, Bethune Cookman 81.

Pembroke 91, Southeastern Seminary 59. Atlantic Christian 77, Klon 50. Furman 87, Presbyterian 88. Lenoir Rhyne 74, 1'feilfer 60. Michigan Tech 91, Wayne 87, Aulnas (Mich.) 61, Olivet 60.

Ohio Northern 120, Cedarvill. 99. Kenyon 64, Kalamazoo 54. Oglethorpe 69, West Georgia 36. Birmingham Southern 97, Mississippi College 94.

Indiana (Pa.) Teachers 82, Slippery Rock 64. Albany (Ga.) State 59. Fort Valley (Ga.) S7. West Liberty 74, Glenvllle 61. West Virgini Tech 112.

Ciuantico Ma- rines 100. William Jewell 49, Central (Mo 46. Sam Houston State 58, Austin College 49. Westminster (Pa.) 68, Gannon IPs.) 59. Fitrhburg Teachers 71, Bridgewaler (Mass.) 61.

Falrieigh Dickinson 81, Kider 63. Paterson State 73, Newark Engineering 59. St. Peter's CM. 108.

Fairfield 81, Austin Peay 65, David Lipscomb 57. Castleton Teachers 69, New England College 86. Husson (Maine) 100, Mt. Allison (N. 64.

St. Mary's fTex.) 88. Texas I.uthersn T2. Abilene Christian 84, Waylsnd (lex 66. Tusculum (Tenn.) 76, Charleston (S.

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