Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 14

t- JANESVILLE. WIS. 3ANESVILLE DAILY JANUARY 24. 195L PAGE THXRTEEMir (KfoidvUle Is l-Point Loser high school'i; basketball team captured the hard luck title of the u-hen it to Beiiexille'. S(M9, in a State Line conference Kame here Tuesday night.

Six of ihe seven defeats suf lered by Orfordville thus far this season have been by five or less points. Two have been by one glint, three by three and one was leading. soing into the final period when the roof fell in. Belleville rallied for 19 poinu while the hosix uvre garnering but nine. A free throw by Dennis Disch gave Belleville its winning nutgin.

Disch was fouled as he sank the tying basket. Mite of Belleville took scoring honors with 15 points while Dick Roehl scored 14 for Orfordville. The Belleville Bees also won. 21-19. Kti (Ml fc p' 1 SiMilr Houii 3 2 ORupp.r 4 2 ourit.t SO 5 0.

2 0 2' DRnrM.f Frmncii.c DcnKli.f J.Rachl.s bnp .1 4 4 I 4 I I 3 7 4 1 3 I 0 BcUrvOle Orfordilllt 23 SMI IB is-an IC Frentzel's Gophers in 4th Fort Senior Sandlot Victory rOKT SEHriOK M.VnLOT W. L. I Owbcn 4 0 onn eithllnlli 3 2 Demont 2 2 Spthcpluct 2 3 VakaoKiit 1 3 TSO Birmn Bom hen 1 3 .30 CURLY KAYOE Leads Loop Scoring Undefeated Elkhorn and run- nerup Burlington dominate scor ing in the Wisconsin-Illinois con ference. The Elks are tops in team point-making with 461 while Burlington is seconri witii 442. The league leaders are first in defense, having allowed opponents only 307 points.

Burlington is fourth, 378 points having been racked up against it. The two teams also have the No. 1 and No. 2 individual scoring aces. Toby Clauer of Elkhorn is the leader with 177 points in eight games while Jim Sieglcr of Burlington is second with 168 in nine tests.

Each team has three players among the top 15. Tom Flood of Delavan ranks third with 1.37 points and Gene Duerst of Whitewater is fourth with 123. They are the only players above the century mark. Clauor and Siegler are tied for most baskets, each having sunk 69. Clauer has nine more free throws than Siegler.

Duerst. however, is the leading free throw maker with 47. Following are team figures and the top 15 scorers in the league: Prt. Fort Atkinson Coach Jack Frentzel's Gophers scored iheir fourth straight win in the Senior Sandlot Basketball league Tuesday night by trimming Dave Bielefeldt's Demons. 29-14.

Bob Erdman's Brown Bombers accounted for the upset of the year as ihev romped over Harvcv Mueller's Eightballs. 20-9. Bar- 'Wetzel's Sparkplugs took (he final quarter. 10-5. to win over Ray Unknowns.

27-21. (lit ri ft A.VaaHanara .10 3 nemlnt 0 0 1 1 .1 1 Hniu onn VMJM onn o.Andfnoa onn WoSFlUl 3 0 Antfenoa onn Pururher 3 .1 ZiKlmontna 0 1 Rilntcr 4 0 3 inn Rilntcr ID.Srhtto* 2 1 2 0 3 13 3 Cophtrt 834 Cleveland WUl Be Real Contender, Says Lopez (This is Ihe third of a series of 16 uritten by the major league managers for the Associated Press under their own bylines telling how their team up for i95l and sizing up the other clubs) BOIIMt a 0 a rt bfi Bno-n 0 1 Kuii I 1 4 I 3 1 Rwirlil 4 I Wahl 0 tdui 3 0 4 KiHSa 1 I 0 KMtttil 0 1 wttTtrr 10 1 1 0 THantan 0 0 10 3 la 13 10 3 pi nerk Stxtm WetrH 0 0 Hiutm 1 Burlura 3 1 rStrklr 0 Srtwnw 07 Htcht 0 1 Dirk Hfia a 1 I HVbcndreUl 3SUS-30 nil bfip 0 10, 0 (I I 0 (I a 1 0 0 1 ion a 5 3 I 5 By AL LOPEZ Cleveland t.Ti As Is only this is my debut as a major league am a little handicapped as far as appraising the Cleveland Indians is concerned. Not being In the Americas league these past three years, since my playing days with the Indians. I haven't had a chance to watch many of the newer play ers and so will have to u-ait until spring training I can Judge 0 njour own club, lei alone the others. I do know that is im nnnjproved by the addition of those jtwo pitchers from Chicago (Bill Wight and Ray Scarborough), but the New York Yankees.are still world champions, and as such, are the club to beat.

I understand that the Indians of 1950 were a pretty good club until injuries and a slump caught up uith them In late August, rve seen Al Rosen 'third basiemanl plav In. the American and know he is the that I like. Tve also seen Ray Boone In spring training and he lieve he'll settle dow-n and a real good shortstop this year. ports on Bob Avila tsecond baseman) and Luke Easter (first baseman) are encouraging although I haven't seen them plav. Larry Doby.

of course, is a great ball player and should be even better in 1951. Then we have Dale Mitchell. Allie Clark. Boh Kennedy and a rookie named Harry Simpson for the rest of our outfield. We shouldn't have any worries behind the plate with Jim Hegan.

Birdie Tehbetts. Ray Murray and and couple of promising youngsters to choose from. Our pitching, of course. Is the best In the league. Most of our hurlers were here in 1947 so I know them fairly well, particularly Boh Lemon.

Bob Feller, Early W.vnn and Steve Gromek. Mike Garcia new to me but his record certainly indicates he has It. Then there Is Sam Zoldak. who might make a good relief man, and a kid named Dick Rozek, who in xery fast and might help a lot this summer. As far as the military draft Is concerned, we've already lost four players and don't figure to lose more unless the regulations are changed.

Our main weakness seems to be a lark of strength, par ticuiarly in the Infield. All In all. rd sav the Indians will have a real contender In 1951. The young fellows In the Infield will be more experienced and less prone to make mistakes. Team Scorlnr B.

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BurlinKtnn 9 FT. 113 lifi 111 87 HI KS .11 nil VI'. OP. 161 3117 aotj Wellenkoitei-Denning Top Shutileboaid Loop In a makeup match played Sunday afternoon, Larry's-Commercial beat the first round champions. Green Onion, 12-6, and on Monday downed Smltty's 11-7, in City Shuffleboard leagua play- Other results were: Wellenkot- ter and Denning beat Cheerio.

171; Green Onion defeated Tropics, 15-3; Fiedler's downed West End, 13-5; Springbrook won from Vets Club, 12-6; and Scotty's trimmed Towne Tap, 15-3. Wellenkotter and Denning lead the second round with a 45-8 record. Other teams rank as follows: Larry's-Commercial. 38-16; Fiedler's, 38-16; Springbrook, 3717; Green Onion, 31-23; Scotty's, 28-26; Smitty's, 26-28; Towne Tap, 19-35; Vets Club, 19-35; End, 18-36; Cheerio, 12-42, and Tropics, 12-42. JURY HEARS CAGER New York The grand jury hearing testimony on the Manhattan college attempted "fix" adjourned until Friday after hearing Junius Kellogg.

The player who reported the bribe, and his coach, Ken Norton of idanhattan. UNION GETS BENEFITS New CIO National Maritime" union announced yesterday that its 40.000 member seamen will receive life insurance and hospital dis Banquet to Honor Lake Geneva High Music Students Lake The Music Mothers of Lake Geneva will honor several musical groups of Lake (Geneva high school at a banquet tonight. Among the guests will be Patricia Schroeder. Byron Bell and James Clauson. music teachers: members of the school board and Supt.

Vernon Pollock. The banquet will honor members of the senior band. Treble Clef and mixed chorus. Annooaeed Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Hudson have announced the marriage of their daughter. Lois, to Harvey Handel. Jan. 20 In Dubuque. la.

LMke Genevm Briefs Gray Ladies met this afternoon in the Robert Anderson home. Williams Bay. A 1950 Buick narked near the high school for the past two weeks was a stolen car. according to Police Chief Rone Hopkias. He said the owner was a Park Ridge, III.

man. tela LBmt Cumtff: dtrwy tors, Ju-ta Jeininftv Dart Orao' dail. Nell McQiwtn asd Lenore Wenham. They in. stalled by rethrtoc pftttdant.

Mrs. Lrxwre Wenham. who has served tor four yeam Four robta wm luniad In tot veterans at haapttat ReflmhiBcnia sarvfo by Mrs. Martha Gandjr. Beniz.

NrlJia Manogua and Bn- sla Rice. No Leaf in This District iha icuthertJ araas OR Jan .9 2ft Dtsrhif thaw partnda ita addtttoml tobacco waa taHmt down for but mtKlijff tha nop la atfil hanftng tit mi Mame Fort T. JL Ptogram Baying of tobacco fa procecdlnt atowly la ilw nerttt- em area ihJa weak, tba Ing diviakm of the stata dnart- ment of agriculture fb' day. No bujring has been ed to date in the soatham area. Prices this week retnainad unchanged from the opening days of the buytng season, atthettgb top prkea were paid much leaa frequently this week.

Most of the top price which had been stripMd were picked early. Prices paki for moatr crops bought this week ranged feel AlWaaois Tha piouaoi for the ctty-wtde F.T-A. isaattM at e'elflcK tonight in tha higS wUI talks by SfeCarty. of radte station VTHA. 9 and Howwd local i win be br? Mgh neck.

Don AOtn, Cart Battmn and ma Lttfhen Beiviii Snifeiing From FnenmoiuMi Nn. Aim aaduit. IMS tntU 14SS ar MM. Bras ttatMOtt In Gntn. AnmU rlrnlailna ainil.

rmnttmn Uurt, Uta. ability benefits under an cmploy- welfare 26 Ft. 311 37 1(1 10 31 ID 13 17 Pt.i. IfiF 137 er-financed plan. $100,000,000 than 75 boys and girls of Junior high and high school groiip' attended the roller skating party Monday sponsored by the Junior Catholic Daughters.

BOWLS 300 GA.ME t.T) Charles Carey bowled a 300 game in Major I kcgling Tuesday night. It was n7J second perfect game of the season. Carey rolled 247 and 164 before his honor roll count to finish with a 711 set. WILL REPRESENT U.S. Pfarr of Kenosha, and Giis Gaito of San Jose, were chosen by the U.S.

Olympic committee to compete in track bicycle racing at the first Pan-American games at Buenos Aires, Feb. 25 to March 6. ROLLS 811 COUNT Kenosha Young Frank Celebre hit a staggering 811 series Tuesday night for third high national honors in the current bowling season. Celebre. 21.

had games of 234-279-298 in the RonCel league. Jliami. Williams, ITS. New York, stopped Chubby Wright. 181.

Reading. 1. Minor Leagues I Plan 9 Regional Baseball Clinics 10 7131 3 nloiowTU Promoter, Referee Held for Bribery Memphis, gambler' and a referee-promoter go on trial here Feb. 19 charged with bribing a Dallas heavyweight to throw his fight In extraordinary session yos- tenJay. the Shelby county grand jjirj- returned Joint bribery Indictments against Frank Casone and James A.

Manley. were accused of promising Russell H. (Buddy) Scott a percentage of the net gate receipts and a slice of "winnings from bets to be placed" on the fight. DUit. Atty.

Gen. John Helskcll said Scott took a dive in his bout with Oscar Buchanan of Memphis. He said the fake knockout was rehearsed In Casone's hotel suite the night before the fight. Bowling Scores Columbus. series of nine regional meetings starting this week-end may have lot to do with how successful a sea.v)n minor league baseball has in 1951 its golden anniversarv- year.

The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues (minorsI has invited representatives from all its 420 clubs to at- teiKl. The first meeting uill be Friday and Saturday In Des Moines. for officials of west leagues and clubs. Ba-ceball men uill talk over the organization's iwo biggest lems: 1. How to increase attendance at minor league games, and 2.

How to get enough players while the coiintrj- is calling more and more young men to the armed forces. The of meetings: Jan. 2R -rt Moinra 1-2 -IMrtland. Ffti 4-tI Nru- York. Ffh Xntr'n.

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Frh 13.K—Ailtnla. Ga. Ffh. N. Basketball Scores FBA.VKUV TIEBDAV WOME.V JeinMtlt's Soo Flakrt WilUtxl An.

StinrUftr'a w. 40 ao F.W. OS lot 31 kroiMn 31 29nrtt National 31 Hlik W. I. 3- 2J 23 3T 21 39 Is Given Lifetime Contract Five foolliall coaches broke Into the news Tuesday and Wednesday.

The University of Tennessee gave its head grid coach, Bob i a fifetliSe contract: 'Ihdlvidual-Jarkw nortovtll. WOME.V-" A. r. or IW. 1.

W. I. SI 41 Ijibor 31 a Labor rrork as UKU 3 Parker 21 11 49 mill M. 2.0» and TOT. toaii Crwley.

4TS; Emmi Grtx-ci. 179. Cbortw Odd FleUowi Moow No. a rSATER-VAI. W.

I. SBiEatlM No. 2 3S 2i MOOM No. 4 32 3I.Eain*a.No. 1 I.

31 3(1 33 40 Midi So. 2. 2.3S4 and SIT Frank. SKI ind 308. HuTiaon Benutv Loft CfoBini SliurUeU atrrli ITOMEVS CITT W.

3T 23 as 24 London 3S 243nack Stios 3S 3 Canon a 34 SI 39 w. 29 31 31 28 .13 2S 3S 33 ST 17 43 Herm assistant coach at was named line coarh at the University of California. Morgan Tiller resigned as coach at Hampden-Sydney. Bob Meyne. coach at Canter- said he had not Ijcen rehired for the 19.51 At the University of Wisconsin.

Coach Ivy Willlamison and his entire staff were given pay increases. SMtkm Whiirwalrr 44. 41. 52 28. dtntoB ST.

KX Williama Bay Qty SMikm RMdfkurf M. 90. Orfnrdvtlit ManllceUo ST. Albany 47. Jfttmon 44.

Jnhnann Ctwk 4t. lakf Mllli 49. Co'umbun Sioujiliton 40 VViarnniln Dtlli M. SMria 4S. Baribon 54.

Pralna du Sar 38. ShaHine St. Kaukauna SS. WMI Df Pm S3. ArcadU Uluirhall Black Klvrr Palla 39.

OiKn ST. Mondetl St. 3T. Wauvka 43. Palrh Gmvt 41.

Knidill 31. TO. Ontario Branden SS. Caihten 3a 41. Uxtl M.

52. 44. Ml. Horeb TS. Vmwa Watmow-n 55.

Horinw 3S. Rlpoa SI. Norvralk 40. Wrtt Umt 3S. Putst'lllr Nartdah 43.

Bartfv ST. Junnu 4X, Randoiph 36. ShulUburc 49. 41. 45 M.

Atora S4. tJmr 3S. Blue RlvM ST. Imt Rock 48. 64.

Ithaca 49. Cobb 5K. Undcn S4. Rfwfv 40 49. 38.

Montfnn 42. Hllblaod 38. Milton Jet. Service Star Names Officers 3lillon Service Star Legion elected officers Tuesday in the Legion clubhouse. They are: President.

Mrs. Ella Reid; first vice president. Mrs. Clara Tesscn. second vice president, MarJorie Wenham: secre- Mrs.

Dorothy Bentz: treasurer, Nell McQueen; historian, Mrs. Bessie Rice; chsp- from 45 to 48 ami 49 ctnts. wttfe only an occasionsl good crop bringing a Wghrr Drier. OM or two nlcs have started buying. On other hand, activity of firms has been almost! to a standstill.

It Is esttmatsd that from LS0O.00O to ZOOIXOflO pounds of binder tobscco haw been ptirchssed so far this Little. sny stcmmisg tobscco, has been bought sepsrNtijr (tent. the binder portion of the crop. Case weather hi a slight dr- gree was repotted in nortlv em sres sround Jan. IX and In dtselossd todsy that Secretary tmj moftia.

Bsvtn wtu bo Mareft He lone has from asthma and heart err qticn cmm tor rne nut9, nssftu ssUtRc syswm hr Dtal WW. iVfg (BASUI OCASSfS MILEY. QO. OPCSHUtsr ouiMVs SM hf mm, sssitf tmf tofo stsok mt ma Umt. JANESVIUI SrORTSffOP aiKHMif vm.9m Denver Retires From Cage Loop sioner Do.xle Moore of the National Professional Basketball league said Tuesday night the Denver team will be moved to an undisclosed Indiana The Denver management had announced It would disband after this week's games because of financial troubles.

Denver led the league's west- em division and Sheboygan the eastern division in standings released Tuerday night. Buffalo, N.Y.—Sandy Saddler. 130, New York, outpointed Dave Shade, 133, Detroit, 10. (non- title i. A NEW HIGH IN Phillips new method of proo- special base stocks by continuous "cold tion" meaai that the oil is Ruhjpctpd to less heat.

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SSS and 304: Hrten Marwtf. IKB; Junt HUtMW. ane: SbTtK S02. SPA LS IXADEE Standings in the Koshkonong league are as fol- -lowEt Spa. 68; Jenkins.

AO: Ikes. .54: Johnny's, 52; Rockdale. 35; Obergs. 34; Dutch's, 31. and Gardner's.

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