The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 5

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1953 THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENINQ SENTINEL PAGE THIRTHM Offense and Defense Shine as Christian Whips Allegan Maroons Mark Up Second Decision Over Tiger Five ALLEGAN Special) --A oonv bination of a smooth-functioning offense and a spectacular defense gave the Holland Christian cagers a 52-36 victory over the Allegan Tigers here Tuesday night. It was Christian's second decisive win over the Allegan club this season and the Maroons 12th in 13 90 far in the campaign. Coach Art Tuls' Christian dub was a much sharper outfit against the Tigers than they were last Friday against and they needed to be. Tlie Allegan dub is an explosive aggregation and can erase a sizable lead'with- in a short period of time. Although the Hollanders won by 16 points, their margin was only about nine or 10 points throughout most of the second half.

The Maroons with some good team play kept the Allegan crew guessing throughout most of When Coach Ken Otis of the Tigers instructed his boys to play Holland close, the clever Christian guards used their pivot- men well on cuts and Then when the Allegan outfit decided to close up the Maroon center sflot, where Ken Seholten was hitting repeatedly, by playing loose, Dave Schreur and Merle Van Dyke hit consistently from outcourt. Once these two playmakers accounted for 25 of the' total points. Christian's defense and rebounding also came in fox' a share of praise from Tuls. While the forward wall of Scholten, Earl Schipper, Ron Nykamp and Rich Sharda took complete control of the boards, the Dutchmen defense was permitting just 41 Allegan shots at the hoop--not enough to win most ball games. The individual defensive performance of the game and perhaps of the season far, was turned in by Van Dyke.

He held Roger Newman, leading scorer of.his league, to Just two field goals and four free throws, Newman didn't get a basket the first half, while his mates were collecting Just three. Coach Ken Otis wasn't too downhearted about his clubs' loss, feeling that the squad had turned in a creditable performance. Roger Smith was the outstanding Tiger player on tshe floor, showing tremendous drive and scrap, although he managed to tally only one basket. has a good ball handling club with plenty of speed. Forward Ron Nykamp his rebounding helps Christian played the first quarter in spurts.

After trailing 5-1, af the four minute mark, tihe Dutchmen rallied for 16 points in the final four minutes to lead 17-11 at first quarter horn. Allegan didn't score a fieM goal in the second quarter but managed to keep within striking distance of the Maroons with success at the foul line. Scholten was the main cog in the Dutch offense during this quarter, hitting well on a jump shot from the foul circle. At halftirqe Holland had upped its macrgin to 27-17. The Hollanders looked like they were off to an easy win to start the third period by building up a 33-19 lead.

But the explosaveness of the Allegan attack made ita appearance at this point, with Tigers garnering eight straight points to close the gap to 33-27. Christian then took charge and by the end of the period had a 42-30 bulge. Play in the final quarter was slow with the Dutchmen content to keep possession without soaring. They spurted to seven quick tallies in the closing stages of the game. Nykamp left the contest with five personals with 31 left Newman with less than a minute to go.

Christian connected on 22 out of 83 attempts for 26 per cent from the field while Allegan hit 10 for 41 for slightly less than 25 per cent. In the free throw department the locals hit on eight out of 17 compared with AUegan's 16 out of 26. Schreur led all scorers with 16 markers, followed by Scholten with 14. Newman, Smith and George White. Each had eight for Allegan.

Christian meets another tough foe Friday night--Grand Rapids Creton at Grand Rapids. Maroon Reserves Trip Tiger Cubs ALLEGAN (Special)--Holland Christian's reserve squad played one of its best games of the season Tuesday night at Allegan to down a stubborn Allegan second team, 45-39. Coach John Lam's club holds the distinction of being the only outfit to stop the Allegan five this season, and they have done it twice, winning the first game by two points earlier this year. The contest might have been rout had it not been for the terrific Allegan foul shooting. They hit on 17 out of 19 attempts and 11 out of 12 in the second half.

One big factor in the Christian win was the improved play of the Dutch forward wall. John Heyboer turned in his best game of the year and freshman Dave Vander Hill, fffling in for Warren Nykamp, who was home with the flu, also played a fine game under the boards. Christian led 12-8 at the end of the first period and by halftime was in front, 26-16. They boosted their total to 37-24 at the end of the third quarter before the fighting Tigers started to close in. Jun Buursma with good out- court shooting led all scorers with 17, followed by Heyboer with 14, Vander Hill with six, and John Mulder and Bill Vryhof with four apiece.

Flashy center Bud Ingalsbee led the losers with 19. Gobies, Fennville Win in Tourney; Saugatuck Loses COBLES (Special)--The host Gobies team really looked like the team to beat in the second annual Al-Van league basketball tournament which opened with three games at Gobies Tuesday night. The undefeated Tigers walked all over Bloomingdale 69-35 in the last of three garnet played. Fennville, which been having a rough time most of the way this season, turned back Covert in the first game 56-51. The contest was close almost all the way.

Saugatuck bowed to second place Lawton in another tourney contest 41-37. The game was decided at the free throw line, with Saugatuck missing nine "counting" free throws and Lawton missing only two "counters." The lead changed hands three times'in the first half, but Lawton nosed into a narrow 18-17 lead as the third quarter opened and led the rest of the way. Saugatuck closed the gap to two points in the last minute. Jack McKee of Lawton topped the scoring with 17 points, Bill Bale and Ralph Troutman each collected 12 for the losers. In second round games Thursday, Saugatuck will meet Covert at 6:30 p.m.

in a consolation round contest, with Fennville tangling with Lawton in a winners' bracket tilt at 8 p.m., and Gobies meeting Lawrence in the finale at 9:30 p.m. Finals in both championship and Pro Red Winf Defeat Michigan in Exhibition ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UP)--The Detroit Red Wingi, defending National Hockey 'League champions, defeated Michigan, national collegiate champions, 11 to 4, Tuesday night in an exhibition game. Captain Johnny Matchefts put Michigan ahead at 1:59 of the first period when beat Goalie Ross Wilson, subbing for the injured Terry Sawchuk. But the Red Wings then icored lour straight goals.

Detroit's Johnny Wilson racked up the three-goal hat trick. Gordie Howe, Glen Skov and Marcel Bonin each scored twice for the Wings. Michigan scorers were Matchefts, Jim Haas, Pat Cooney and George Chin. A capacity crowd of 4,000 saw Michigan lose its fourth game in the six-year-old series. consolation Saturday.

flights will be held Tuesday's opening games drew more than 1,000 fans. Six in Family Burned to Death BRIMLEY, MicH. (UP) Six members of a family were burned to death early today when fire swept their farm home a mile from Brimley. Police identified the victims as Romo Campeau, his wife, Cecilia, and their four children, Jermia, Joseph, Annetta, 4, and Ranetta, 2. The fire was discovered at 4:30 a.m.

by a neighbor who summoned help. But the house was leveled by the time the fire department arrived. Cause of the blaze had not been determined. The Campeau's eldest child, Eugene, was the lone survivor. He lives at Sault Ste.

Marie, 13 miles from the scene of the tragedy. Adams of Wings Pays $500 Fine MONTREAL, (UP) General Manager Jack 'Adams of the Detroit Red Wings was out $500 today for invading Referee Red Storey's dressing room at Detroit's Olympia stadium Jan. 18 to protest Storey's officiating. President Clarence Campbell of the National Hockey League levied the fine after listening to testimony from Adams and Storey. Adams insisted Storey had invited him in but Storey disagreed.

Campbell said that despite the conflicting testimony, league regulations clearly state that team officials may not enter referees' quarters on game days whether or not "any permission, express or implied, was given by the referee." Adams was the second NHL governor in a month to pay for breaking the rule. General Man- Chicago Jan. 10 Lions and Walker Look for Success DETROIT, (UP) The Detroit Lions looked ahead today to finishing the 1953 season in thejSlack-- with the help of Doak Walker. At Tuesday's annual director's meeting, President Edwin J. Anderson said the Lions made $114,754 last season in winning the National Football League championship.

But because of a whopping deficit piled up in the years 1948-50, the club is still 542,275 in the red for its five years of operation under the present management. General Manager Nick Kerbawy said Walker, despite reports he has had offers to return to Southern Methodist University as head coach promised in a telephone conversation from Dallas to play for the Lions "at least one more year." Coach Buddy Parker, who like Walker hails from put it more strongly than that. "I talked to Doak this morning," Parker said. A a Doak couldn't coach a major university football team right now, frankly I don't think he wants to. "They're talking about a five- year plan down there in Texas.

But in five years, Walker could be a millionaire. He can make too much money to get tangled up with coaching just yet." Basketball Results High School Basketball Keaufo Holland Christian 52, Allegan 36 Inkster 44 Detroit Cath. Cen. 43 Detroit St. Hedwig 37 Wayne St.

Mary 29 Birmingham 56 Walled Lake 40 Southfield 41 Harper Woods 30 Grosse He 55 Huron Township 38 Ferndale 47 Royal Oak 42 Mt.Clemens St.Mary 73 Rosevilk 71 Melvindale 61 Wyandottc 32 Algonac 72 Romeo 56 Warren 39 Utica 30, Center Line 62 Lakeview 34 Wayne 55 Farmmgton 4 Lake Shore 58 Eastland 50 Northport 42 Leland 41 Lake Leelanau 82 Suttons Bay 41 Big Rapids 50 Reed City 32 Paw Paw 73 Bangor 50 Burr Oak 58 Colon 44 White'Pigeon 69 Centreville 68 Vicksburg 64 Portage 50 B. H. St. Johns 66 Coloma 85 Three Rivers 74 Marshall 62 Northport 42 Leland 41 Remus 76 Mt. Pleasant SacredH.

56 Lakeview 69 Belding 46 Boyne City 51 Cheboygan 46 Kalamazoo Chris. 55 Plainwell 51 Newaygo 47 Fremont 31 Illinois Supports Rose Bowl Pact Three Top Games Slated for City Circuit Tonight Economy IGA and Kole Autos, setters in the Holland City Basketball league, both face stern testa tonight's regular three- game card at the. Armory. Economy, defeated for the first time last week by Pete's Place, will tangle with Fox Jewelers, a team that come close often this season but hasn't found the winning way too often. This will be the first meeting of the two clubs, and is slated for the first game at 6:30 pjn.

The youthful Autos will meet the same upset-minded Pete'i team in the second game. A victory for Pete's would elevate that dub to second place in the league standings, and perhaps a tie for first. Kole has been defeated only once, losing in a thriller to Economy earlier this year. The Kole- Pete's game is slated for 7:45 p.m. Koop's Heating plays in the nightcap, entertaining a strong Campbell-Wyant Cannon team from Muskegon in the outside game of the week.

Thin will be Koop's first time as a host team in this feature, due to a quirk in the schedule. The last game will start at 9 p. Marciano Sees Second Win Over Joe Walcott Officials the Holland Furnace said today that negotiations are underway with Al Welll, manager of heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano, to have the chainp train at Holland for his forthcoming fight with Jersey Joe Walcott. Public Relations Director Bud Moss said that the company is awaiting word from Welll about the matter. NEW YORK (UP)--Now that the Rocky Marciano-Jersey Joe Walcott return title fight is all set for Chicago Stadium, April 10, champion Marciano said today, "I'll do my best to rope him in again." The Br6ckton blockbuster meanl he would try to force 39-year-old Walcott to the ropes as often as possible, for it waa on the ropes that Rocky damaged Jersey Joe terms Tuesday with promoter im Morris, planned to begin hit raining early next week at Landing, N.

J. Trainer Dan aid the ex-champion scaled about 08 pounds now, and would fight about 196--the same as weighed at Philadelphia's Municipal Stadium, Sept. 23, when ost the title to Rocky on a 13th round knockout. Marciano scales 191 now, and will weigh-in at about 186--two pounds more than his "too light" weight at Philadelphia. Jersey Joe and Rocky are slated attend the ceremonial signing in Chicago "on or about Feb.

18. After the signing, both may complete their training in camps er to Chicago. Rocky may go Holland, Mich. most in their first knocked him out. fight a Bowling Scores ft Church league CHICAGO (UP)--Big Ten supporters of the Rose Bowl contract with the Pacific Coast ference had a boost today as Illinois, which twice previously voted against the pact, disclosed that it will support renewal of the third vote this May.

The Elini faculty of about 400 voted to instruct faculty representative Bob Browne to vote for renewal of the agreement another three years. He was requested, however, to press for reinstitution of the "one in three" clause under which no Big Ten school could compete more than once in three years. Illinois thus was believed to have lined up with Michigan, Ohio State and Indiana, understood to be the major supporters of renewal. Believed to be opposed were Minnesota, Northwestern and Purdue, while the other three schools Michigan State, Iowa and Wisconsin were undecided. Name Ski President EAST LANSING, Mich.

(UP)-Michigan State College sophomore Al Litzenburger, Boyne City, has been chosen president of the Michigan Intercollegiate Ski Association, was announced today. Marciano, 28, made that statement at Grossinger, N. where he already has been training for three weeks. And in New York Manager Al Weill declared: "This will be a very dangerous fight for Rocky. Old Joe is a cunning fel low who can knock your brains out with either fist.

But Rocky will be in peak shape for the bout and now that he's got the title he'll be a harder man to bea than he was in September when he didn't know how much the till meant." Meanwhile, Walcott, who cam Suburban Loop Garnet Waukazoo and Beechwood split even in a double bill on the regular Suburban Basketball league schedule Tuesday. The Waukazoo boys downed the Beechwood boys 51-13 in one game, with Beechwood girls turning the tables ttf defeat Waukazoo girls 13-8. The games were played at Beechwood school. OPEN BOWLING Every Thursday Nitt at 9 o'clock Holland Bowling Phone 2239 Team No. 2 Team No.

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Charles Favored In Video Fight DETROIT (UP)--Former heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles said today he "won't deserve" a rematch with title-holder Rocky Marciano if Charles loses tonight's 10-round, go Harrison. with young Tommy 22 (36) 2 3 2 2 1 0 0 8 18 52 5 2 0 0 4 0 0 New Witnesses Called In Anti-Trust Hearing PHILADELPHIA (UP) The government called on new witnesses in the anti-trust trial of the National Football League today after a statistician testified more than 50 per cent of the nation's television sets were concentrated in league areas. Joseph Futoran, a statistician with the anti-trust division, said 15,200,000 TV receivers were In use throughout the United States late in 1951, and that 52 per cent were located in the "home territory" of the 12 NFL teams. The nation, he added, has 43 TV stations and 573 radio stations. The government claims the NFL and its member clubs are guilty of conspiring and creating a monopoly when they restrict the telecasting a broadcasting of games.

The trial is being held without jury before Judge Allan K. Grim. Harrison, a light heavyweight from Los Angeles, specializes in winning the bouts in which he is an underdog. But for Charles the bout in Olympia Stadium may be just another of his monthly chores on the long comeback trail. "If I had any doubt about my ability to beat Harrison, maybe I'd be foolish to take the match," Charles said.

"But I know that 1 can beat any fighter in the world and that includes Marciano and Jersey Joe Walcott. 'All I want is the opportunity to prove what I say. Charles' only other bout in Detroit was in March, 1951, when he successfully his title against the aging Walcott. Later, however, he was knocked out by Walcott in Pittsburgh, who subsequently bowed to Marciano. The match will be televised nationally.

High series E. Teusink, 557; John Van Iwaarden, 551; H. Faber, 502; R. Van Hemert, 491. High games J.

Van Iwaarden, 202; E. Teusink, 198; R. Van Hemert, 194; G. Appledorn, 187. City League TL Redder's Store 9 3 Lions No.

1 8 3 Baker Furniture 8 4 Lion's No. 2 8 4 Home Furnace 7 5 Eagles 5.5 6.5 Hollander Beverages 4 8 Service 4 8 Model Laundry 3 9 Brookhouse 2.5 9.5 High game-- T. Malewitz 221, T. Kouw 219, F. Lemmen 214, J.

Boersema 206, M. Looman 202. High series-- T. Kouw 592, M. Looman 536, F.

Lemmen 534, J. Boersema 532, T. Malewitz 522, E. Adler 522. Trinity Church Reliable Cycle 16 Fris Book Store 10 10 16 11 36 Wayne Lead Holds Up To Defeat Valparaiso VALPARAISO, I (UP) -Wayne's 18 point lead melted during the second half Tuesday but the Tartars managed to freeze the ball in the final three minutes to defeat Valparaiso, 64 to 61.

Wayne led 39-25 at halftime and 49-31 with six minutes to go in the third period. Valparaiso got moving and tied the score at 61-61, but the Tartars sank three free throws to take the game. It was Wayne's 12th win in flames. Dossin Brothers Quit As Speedboat Racers DETROIT (UP)--Walter and Roy Dossin, soft drink tycoons, revealed today they are retiring from speedboat racing to devote more time to their business and their families. Their 3,000 horsepower "Miss Pepsi," which won every race it finished in the past two years, will go on permanent display at Detroit's Greenfield Village Museum.

The Dossins brought the Gold Cup back to Detroit in 1947 in "Miss Pepsi with Danny Foster at the controls. In the next five Wheaton Sinks Kazoo To End Clean Sweep KALAMAZOO, Mich. (UP) -Wheaton returned to the job of maintaining its undefeated cage record in the College Conference of Illinois today after a succnssful two-day tour of Western Michigan. Wheaton knocked off Calvin College 92 to 70 Monday, then trounced Kalamazoo, 77 to 64, Tuesday. Wheaton boasted a 35-28 halftime edge but Kalamazoo crept to within two-point range, 41-39, during the third quarter.

Dick Gross and Dick Helm of Wheaton shared scoring honors with 18 points apiece. 2 8 8 8 9 9 10 11 11 13 High game H. Voogd 200, M. Goodyke 188. C.

Brewer 186. High series--H. Voogd 529, J. Boersma 516 Brewer 511, D. Paul 507.

Van Alsburg 10 Brewer's Coal Dock 10 Model Drug Store 9 Elzinga Volkers 9 Boy's Shop 8 Naber's Market 7 Five Star Lumber 7 Hope church 5 Ted Williams Arrives In Korean War Zone SEOUL, Korea (UP)--Capt. Ted Williams, former Boston Red Sox slugger, was in Korea today preparing to take his place alongside ex-New York Yankee second baseman Jerry Coleman as a Marine fighter-bomber pilot. Williams arrived a at Marine Air Group 33, whose commanding officer sent the following notice to press billets here: "Due to the Intense familiarization and orientation program that Capt. Ted Williams must undergo during the next week, it is requested that Seoul news media be informed he will not be available for personal interviews until Feb. 10" Also in Korea, as medical officer in a field artillery battalion, is Lt.

Bobby Brown of the Touring Cage Team EAST LANSING, Mich. (UP)-Four Michigan All-American football players Bob Carey, Dick Tamburo, Don McAuliffe and Frank KusH have formed a barnstorming basketball team called the "MSC Ail-Americans." Other former Spartan gridders on the squad are Leo Boyd, Gordon 13 years they spent more than Serr, Paul Decker, and Ed Tim- 000 to keep the trophy I merman. Bob Nieman Signs DETROIT (UP)--Outfielder Bob Nieman, 24, Tuesday became the Detroit Tiger to sign his 1953 contract. Niornan will get an estimated $10,000 and i slated for the regular right field spot. Acquired in a winter trade, he hit .289 for the St.

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