The Daily Chronicle from De Kalb, Illinois • Page 8

a. PAGE EIGHT THE DEKALB DAILY CHRONICLE, DEKALB. ILLINOIS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1947 TWO SCRAPS ON SNEAD LEAVES HUSKIES TAKE In tftc Farm Facts Worth Knowing -a IWF aslcef Ball BT WXLLABD BOLTE BARB PROGRAM ON GOLF TOUR OPENING TEST Reports from DdCoS Arta Gone MILLS BLOCKS GUARD ON OUTSIDE PLAY FOB QUICK-SCORING ILIXNI ATTACK. Will Team With Bobby Locke Defeat JIacomb Last Mfht, Lespedeza Beats Mixed Hay For Steers In a recent steer-feeding experiment at Purdue Experiment Station, lespedexa hay beat mixed red cJejear and timothy when fed pound for pound. The steers were yearling the ration consisted of 14 4 Jb.

of corn and cob meal, 7 lba. of hay, 8 hi lbs. of corn silage, and a 60-50 mistur of salt and steamed bonemal in a self-feeder. The lespedeia hay steers made 13.80 more profit per head above feed cost HIaekley SS: Saga Grove, 17 lightweight encounter In which Meet Dixon of North Central on Friday and Decatur Sat-. urday, Both in DeKalb.

Hinckley. Jan. 15. It waa a wild Malta won 38 to 12. for a Trip Through South' Africa.

Return to DeKalb to Face Normal Saturday. scoring night that the Hinckley In the big scrap of the night F. team, all twelve of them, staged McDowell of the Rollo quintet By DOUG MILLS Illinois Coach This out-of-bounds play from the side, as shown In accompanying when It entertained and defeated registered seventeen nolnts to take Chicago, Jan. 13. (IJ.D Sammv Sheep Parasites diagram, is based on the principle Sugar Grove last night In an 88 the scoring honor of the evening.

With two game coming up for to 37 dlsclav. The ram waj play- 1 p.rw and pm Malt each this week-end. the DeKalb Barbs Employing twelve Huskies In (mm that featured offensive pow Studies at Mkhiran Ernerlmint Station inAirmt that aneaa, ior more man a decade one of the top money winners in the a a. a a I Vaam Ka 4 lAtina (m ba that the defensive man will er rather than defensive strength, the Northern nil no Teacher ea nere ana in preliminary waj I collected on eight field goal and 1 "avc mrvu featured by the Invasion of West I fi- n.i Iparatlon for the dual contest. U.

S. winter golf circuit, made concentrate on adieu to the 1947 campaign today Aurora reserve to face the Hinck- nnt tin night the team went through cam through the first conference the ball, leaving ley lightweights, that game go- I la long practice session ending the the thrower free test last night down at Macomb. The count waa S3 to with the ana announced he would go to South Africa on an exhibition tour lng to West Aurora 57 to 40. wait 4, evening scrimmaging with a team for an easy to become free from infestations of stomach worm and nodular worm as soon as cold weather arrives. Stomach worm disappeared in 2 months and nodular worm in 8tt months after sheep had been removed in early I i conclusion i that such pastures are almost entirely free from infection each spring; hence the main source of infection for the lambs must be the ewe flock.

Oats Variety Tests North Dakota Experiment Station recently reported on oats variety th combelt varieties includcj. with Bobby Locke, a I star native hfnirrom uenaiD. Scoring was the big feature of shot. Dt T. MerrelL 45 Aimbera.

ooo I Different offensive setups were player. I I tltm HlnckJey attack durinjr the (1) throws to F. Mctfcll. 8 1 3 Farley, as tried during- the course of the Western Teachers offering spirited it Uirouarhout th tilt. OrK.mll caJavd trad cau-ty In the game, ut It wu a flfat to re- the earn J.

Bill It CCD I IIlDI I i evwnijiT with yr runnlnf up ten field (oals and mtmctiinir htm HartnuuL 2 21 Slammin' Sam, who already has won one of the two meets in which he played this year flast week' rioraa, at ....411 (3), who moves forward to meet tne pass. 2 Hj-Vey evening-. With Decatur using- a JordaL, g- defense tlie Barbs nave drilJ- kmIIL ed on offense afflffif (HO Etvll At hair tiro EVeKmlb rnmrs uy honors of the night Into th 23 TodC a only r-Waueomnl -r ffJbs.Perbu.heln.Ver.te.Vhto bUSbei an average height of 41 inches no trace of leaf of amd Diuenbach ach 3 1 4 lot defense. Batt IhK ilnrls nlvnl ingni or aoooting- no pa. comes up be- hlnd the man Xuard i (1 And blocks bins.

and double pivot paa EvartJ Of the Sugar Grove team rlca In the 21 12 13 first weeK In Kebruary. M-IUl UI tl HJflKS I( 'T flnt week In Febnurv. a I DUUlnH nlHv at mm W-iawlslaMl KM Va. ta 6 18 39 47 1 SO Tar this week only one mem- temTlut--and 10 lodel plants. of aa n.

bmh.u M. 5193153 with a 20 point performance was about six weeks. frCm W3I north COUkt draw deep breath and feel thlt the MlCOmb team was being held under con-troL Turn lag Point ber oi tne team on we ui. Meanwhile, (1) cuti for the doing a fine Job, but the support The first 'tournament I want Douf Mill George Postlch who has a COld, flM Sod Absorbs Rainfall failed to develop for him that the Plat Center 50; El burn, S7 trihiim Tn isirisiim noi yet reponea ior amy. ine other laos neia.

to be back for," he laid, "is the Masters' at Atlanta. That's April In fact the Huskies had to stage Several Tears aro Pennsvlvania Ernrlmnt Station tia4 an atu. Hlx-kler. SS feottf TerSn bfel a grand fight right to the finish a a ar I in HTH FniPP IPHrTI glllT fl I portunity to measure the value of a cover crop in preventing urfca erosion aid the loss of needed rainfall. On a-entlv alonine la no.

mi, nnti i a srnuie, Meier, i because of the restricted size of and the ball hawking of Kline was regarded as the, turning point of 3, and I have to allow about a week to get back. So I suppose Til leave Africa about March 24." Snead had no regrets about miss Phillips, noisier, i Evans. was a bare field and immediately adjacent was an orchard with a heavy Cover CrOD Of Korean laanedeza. When thia (laM mnrimnfA i StshL 3 0 51 Fvana MTU Heer. 701 O'Brien; 3 2 viCTory mck-iato center winning rt night one man from the Dillon back, 70 3 fall of 1.68 in.

in half an hoar, the water penetrated 14 inches into th ground under the lesoedesa. with no surface erosion, while it henctrateH ing the dozen odd tournaments which remain in his usual winter Morse h. ...0 01 Wolfe, ...012 in a ou io.ji coniesi. ine game prosh.Soph squad was seen prac- Blsh. 2151 only 2 inches into the bare field and caused severe loss of surface soil play here, Meyer, ...1034 Grimm, a ...3 0 2 was preceaea oy me raw vcmci i tlcing with the majors.

Stroberg, team collecting the preliminary 25 who has sparked the underclass-to 11. men durina the season, has been "Well, those exhibition matches will sure be more relaxing," he said Home-Mixed Broiler Rations WUaon. ...302 Herrmann, 101 In the main contest Westlake practicing the first part or each Connecticut Experiment Station offers Usl that fnlltwUit baw. M- Ball, a aaced the Elburn boys with a session witn me varsiiy squau anu rections for mixing broiler rattan at home. (lt Keen rnxln flKr the game.

Kline on two occasion In the final minute of the tilt stole the ball from Western Player and was able to score. His four points, at crucial moments, turned the tide. Besides that. Kline was the heavy hitter of the night with a thirteen point total to lead both team In the scoring division. Coach McKlnzie started Wood.

Dick Verblc. Marshall, Calacci end Henlgan, but they were Just the starters and the change were constant throughout the night. Swan started clicking towardj the fourteen point display. For the the last part with the Frosh-soph 41 6 28 10 17 11 Hln rr PucVa and Miller I unit H. .31 54 7188 S.

O. "And I ought; to gelf pretty good practice on the African greens." Different Grass don't know much about those courses," he continued, "but they tell me the greens are sort of like those in Cubaj They have a different kind of grass, One place it fiirla nna oov and I mnvhe vnn'll v. U.J n. iviran Minor 1 1 wu koiiio wm content down to 3 or lower; (2) Use 30 protein or the first week-and then you can drop to 21 without loss of efficiency: (3) If your ration must include a high percentage of corn you must include some nicotinie acid or the extra corn wUl cut down the rate of growth; (4) If yosr ration does not Contain flah or aninlaj meala mnm art ivafsvi having fourteen points. Roeske day with DeKalb entertaining i Dixon Dukes, whs so far this sea- Paw Faw, 75; LeUad, 41 Leland.

Jan. 15. Trotting' out Payer movement have hH fairlv pood record. the siege guns, despite the fact like Delsterol will giva better resulu than cod liver oiL Friday evening Kaneviiie is piay- -7' that they were in" a strange gym, the Paw Paw team unleashed an mg at the Elbum gymnasium. ba7tlin7 tor have six or.

eight different dlrec- Wintering Beef Calves rut Mater. Lionni, i m. nn the Illinois' out-of-bounds play. dip I. tvik attack last night that swamped Leland 73 to 41.

It was a big Best ration for' winterlne haf mIi In reauy makes putting! tricky. Roesk'e. RusselL Experiment Station was 22.6 lbs. of com ailavp 1 ih Larson, coniesi genius uuuemu; westiake. 54 2 o'clock.

The main attraction will basket and receives a pass from ..604 ..002 ..413 "why, one time in Cuba I saw a night of success for Paw Paw as It won the preliminary game 24 to (3). (5) blocks and cuts for the Nelson, w. tnp varietv sauad going Into putt go around in al complete cir Hardt, 33 0 -vuM m-ove to be I basket on the weak side. (4) is the ,.623 ..014 20. s-a-a cle.

So I'm expecting anything in tiVII iuvm ee-'w gj I end of the game and gave noble assistance to the DeKaJb cause. Western boasted three tall men and they were making the rebounding tough all evening. Conference standings at the present time are: Pts Opo DeKalb 1 0 55 51 Carbondale 1 0 4S 42 Charleston 1 0 65 49 w.n.ri 'in i thriller. first option in case (1 is not open, .404 For the winning team the scor South Africa." I I I hi sen. Miller, Witt, Kranka, Yurs, Wessman, D.

Cson. .101 Saturday nigm ine ttaioa wm a variation is ior iu, alter ne "I don't expect tp lose money lng was pretty well divided five men with Henry leading the pa .101 going over there," he said. "If I clash with the highly ratea Jje- has worked this play several times, Mir team. This team Is ranked to follow his doss after fakine to .10 0 rade with eighteen points made won all the rest Of the winter linn I fourteenth in the state ana ine the hasket anri taVa ru fmm through nine field goals. Wells, 28 4 23 tournaments, I'd get about $22,000, 8 18 26 37 DeKalb five is anxious to push the (3, tnen relav to 5, who .13 28 40 501 P.

Rafferty and Bradley 'each col Im going to South Africa on a lay-up. lected on six field goals, but Wells OUlIll aown a cuupie nuivnco. I guarantee of $10,000 and I'get all my expenses paid. Of course I get Norma Wacmb IV K.J k. IS 0 1 49 63 0 2 93 103 Maeeak.

(I Hybrid, S3; Legion, 34 The game, wnicn was oiis had the parade lead here with five rk.tr.ih uirKrirf. in hicrh cmr. scheduled to oe Diavea ai ine cui- tree throws in addition for seven- I a cut of the gate receipts, but tney might not be more than the guar bf Bitters, ...3 24 (teen points. ing game last night defeated the lege SE DeKaib Post of the Legion in a vN' Woods, Kline, HUSKIES TAKE antee? and that enough for me. li Fowler, ..3231 For the Leland team Whlttaker .004 Smith, 130 D.

Verblc. Sam's African coihpetition, Bob 68 to 54 contest. The curtain rais- Swan, 4 1 1 Weil, 2 43 -a- T. I I1BJ 4B Marshall: .0 1 2 Redmond, 700 by Locke, will be more than enough to help him prepare for er was aiso a vory lor me College aho having the brid team, the squad taking a I -i c.t,,!avKnlrht the hleh was the hot lad 'of the night with an eighteen point performance. Somonauk Is going to be the foe of Paw Paw on Friday night the game to be played at 'the Paw .312 2.3 lbs.

legume hay and 110 lb. of feeding limestone per calf per day. wintr ins of 1.4 lbs. per day. Another lot fed 3 to 4 lb, of shelled corn and 8 to 10 lba.

of legume hay, without protein supplement, gained an average of IX lbs. per day. A third lot getting nothing but 12 lbs. of legume hay plus all the bright straw they would eat gained jut under 1 lb. per day.

The calves weighed an average of 450 lbs. at the start of winter feeding. Apple Measles) Investigators at West Virginia Experiment Station have come ta the conclusion that too much manganese in the soil is the raue of apple "measles." At least they were able; to produce the disease In snplt trees by adding manganese to the soiLand where apple orchard soils contain a dangerous amount of manganese the use of sufficient lrme to tie up the manganese tended to prevent the trouble. Symptoms of apple "measles" are irregular, dead, brown-colored pockets scattered throughout the outside bark. Infected young trees sometimes die in a short time, but mo of them linger for many years and fail to produce profitable crops of apples.

Gross-Bred Pigs Experiments in cross-breeding with swine at a number of experiment stations have frequently shown larger weaned litters from croos-breertSnr addition to heavier weight for the pigs at all stages and somewhat raster gams on less feed par ewti of gain. Results from several years of cross-breeding by Ohio Experiment Station in which both two and three-breed crosses were used are fairly well tn line with other stations but not entirely. Taking all breedsaand all experiments, croMbred litters from gilts averaged about 1 more pig per litter at farrowing and ,7 more pigs at weaning the crossbred pigs averaged nearly 184 lbs. at 6 month, compared with about 165 lbs. for purebred pigs and the average dsily gain for crossbreda was 1.02 lbs.

compared with .92 lbs. for the purebred pigs. Results from sows were slightly different In this case the rurebfeo1 litters averasred nearlr 1 mora ri nr litter hnt MAT CONTEST the summer I American swing. 53 to 38 te Both games were lts -game at 7:15 Locke was top mofiey winner in ..200 .000 .143 .101 piayea in ine graae miuui and the eolleee game will Drvden. 1 3 0 Valle.

ZVKsv. ..1 0 01 Mlktls. CatacrL .2 1 2f Wallace, Swasro. 3 3 4 Landla. Henlfsn.

.1 0 3 Hungste. Speeh. 313 A. Verblc. .0 0 0 Paw gymnasium.

Great Britain last year, and finish slum last evening. un(ir way at approximately raw raw, TS ed in a tie for second in the 1946 MM I Rrbrld. SS LeUaa. 41 bf 9 o'clock. This gives tne xans British Open, which was Snead's bf Jones, 02 2 bfp Schedule for the Wrestlers a rnnnem 10 see doui aaiim.

Ch'sworth, 212 whlttaker. 1903 Vasier, ...342 first "bigr tourney victory Totals .2113 71 Totals 1313 13 In previous years the Huskies A'oss. 412 Henry, 90 3 Wells, 33 Marks, 443 3 23 and Barbs have been awe to piay Miller, ...0 2 2 Beeherer. 10 3 Teachers College Is Announced. Cook, Massler, Coombs Irving, Price, Swanson, Herald, .,..3 5 1 Hedreen, ..9 0 0 Anderson, .610 .6 0 2 .703 Col ton.

...019 their games at the college on nights that both teams have Rafferty, ..2 2 Bradley, ..603 States Moving Toward Laws HOOVER WARNS Bale; 011 Burns, ...0 01 Thorson, .3 2 3 .3 0 2 .000 eamea. but with the large enroll Donner, Tompkins, 13 3 Voss, ..10 0 skoeiund. 3 03 Lent at the college this year the r1Anr Crwr: Totals .311313 Athletic Director George G. Evans Totals .16 9 23 L. ....10162741 Crooke.

..302 student body takes up much of the IU 1 CU11 ULVi I P. .13 24 41 751 of the Northern Illinois State room in the bleachers. SPORTS! HEADS Chicago. Jan. 13.

TIP The Totals .26 217 Totals ..28 12 9 Teachers College announced this federal government and at least six states were moving toward Grade League Basketball flared last night in morning that wrestling activities will be going full blast at the "clean-sports" laws today as legls- grade school league activities with school during the coming two PARIS CRACKS the Ellwood team defeating Glid- Ultimatum Has Been Was almost the Same at Weaninr. Hnt tha crossbred nlea ealnaH 111 tha months and that last night Illinois den rather handily In a 32 to 6 en Baseball and Football Make Firm Contract New York, Jan, 15 UB Twen-tv-four hours after combining per day compared with 1.06 lbs. foe the nnrehreds and at 6 mnntha tha Tech waa defeated In a 15 to 13 counter and the McMurry team meet, held here. Sporting Wprld by FBI Director. crossbreds averaged nearly 204 lbs, compared to about 191 lbs.

for th purebred. In all nwl nnrehnrd hnmr wre n--- TOUGH OUTFIT The Illinois Tech event was' the pulling a grand game out of the bag to defeat the St. Mary's quintet 26 to 24. In another contest of litors considered anti-gambling or anti-fix laws. Alarmed at the ease with which a New York gambler was able to try to bribe professional football players- and perturbed by hints that gamblers may have tried to arrange the outcome of some college contests, the lawmakers offered bills which provide stiff, pen first of a series to be held during the winter.

About 40 boys are out the night the Haish team defeated New York's baseball and football Yankees into a single three-way partnership, Yankee officials ex- Washington- i5. (US The Commissioner Ken (Tug) Wilson and George Trautman. minor league baseball commissioner, i the Malta high school freshmen in backfield stars whom gambler Alvin Paris was convicted of attempting to bribe. I American Way sporting world faced an ultimatum for the sport at the present time with Coach Evans in charge of the unit, assisted by Ed Arquilla, and a tight 27 to 28 contest with the Decatur Smashes City Rival pected today to sign all-America from FBI Ulrector J. -agar halfback Charley Trippi of Georgia Haish team pulling out of the dol Hoover today to clean out the Harry Garrett.

drums in the final minute with Hoover said this incident and "the fight of the scum of gamb scum" or prepare for a storm or St Teresa, in Night of Good Contests. to a joint football-baseball con tract. Events scheduled for the season two buckets by Bob Nepean. Malta. Haish.

17 lers that have frequented all pro fessional sports contests even Despite the furious bidding by both baseball and pro football bfp bfp alties for bribery or attempted bribery of pro or amateur athletes. Strongest of all the bills was the federal law sought by Rep. F. Edward Hebert. Ala, who suggests flnej of $10,000 and prison terms of up to ten years for bribery of athletes, coaches or game Aflf.l In Ih mnlMt.

Berg, 302 clubs, the much-sought Trippi was Champaign. Jan. 15. OIB The cook, 30i Nepean, ...713. practicing their lecherous activities in the very arenas frttere the expected to sign with the Yankees Bvrd 201 5tate' toP PreP basketball teams 1 001 public wrath.

Promoters arid participants alike must see that sports are kept "clean and above the ugly rumors of fixes and control by gamblers," he told a press conference. Otherwise, "public opinion! will demand an accounting and In no unmistakable manner," Hoover, a firm believer in sports because of the douoie-Darreiiea op Peterson, a to roll merrily along to- 204 Vaughn, Lyman, Salsrud. contests are in progress have stunned the fair play conscience are: Jan. 14. Illinois Tech at DeKalb.

Jan. 251 University of Chicago at DeKalb, afternoon. Jan. 29. DeKalb at Wheaton.

Feb. 8. Wheaton at DeKalb. Feb. 15.

Normal at DeKalb. Feb. 18 DeKalb at Illinois Tech. Feb. 22.

DeKalb at Normal. 00 1 Whlte. ...0 10 day. portunity to cash in quickly on his collegiate football reputation and Schnedier, 000 Paris. Decatur, Champaign.

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Colorado and; Totals ..131101 ivkais 1 "The average American, particu major league baseball star. eu up lunua 1115111, huh cuiu yi- larly the youth, takes his sports President Dan Topping or tne c.iiAArm a parea ior ween ena KOillCS. Ellw SS and a fan hlmsei" ideiiverea nis seriously and wants them clean football Yankees said Trippi's suc bfpl Paris whomped Robinson. 58 to March 8. DeKalb at Wheaton bfp and uncontaminated," he said.

warning as professional sports nursed its worst black eye in cess in pro football was assured. Invitational Moss, 100 42, last night in the state's top Larson, ...100 nin Tha virtnrv rnvp the Timers President Larrv MacPhail of the Hoover said these steps must be Results of the meet last night .3 0 1 .401 .3 0 3 .10 21 vears the "bribe iscandal" in Wisconsin took action in state legislature. In Illinois, Sen. Peter Miller. R.

would increase fines and Jail term. Present law makes the punishment $3TO to $1,000 fine and six months to a year In Jail. He susgests fine of $1,000 to $3,000 and a maximum ftve years In Jail. Steward, Lynch, Knutson. Burtzoa.

Nordeen. baseball Yankees said his baseball Hari i i undisputed possession of the East were: which a New York i gambler at future was "problematical, but he Twombly. 0 0 1 em Dlinois League leadership and 20 1 121 pounds: Peterson, NL, deci- tempted to induce two New. York Giants football players to throw a Alnsworth. 001 Scott, ....0 01 stretched the Paris win streak to aoned Fitzpatnck.

has a chance to make good in the majors. taken: 1. A definite and determined effort should be made by thoae directly responsible for the. development of sporting events, 'and the participants of athletic con 100 Schmidt, .003 eleven games. For Robinson it 128 pounds: Sebol, HI de- v.rrs.

li th jos. jn four Topping, associated with Mac game. Sacred Duty cisioned O. Arquilla. Phail and Del Webb In ownership Totals ...1609 1 Totals 3 0 7 games.

The FBI head opposed a federal 135 pounds: Dychman, deci- Valley Play of the Baseball Yankees, admitted Decatur's Rampant Reds smash tests, to keep sports above re ioned Himmelblaw. law against gambling except as a "last resort." Those responsible MrMarry. tS St Marys, jt Jed its city rival, Decatur St. Tere- both Webb and MacPhail Into full partnership in his football Yankees Is ODening 145 pounds: Scicacca, NL, deci- proach. They will be the irst to suffer once the gamblers are bfpl sioned Kunich.

rM Tn 202 wvnu, a vvAl. for the welfare of sports, he said, "have a sacred dutyj to perform yesterday. lnis Ejvenin it Eiiiott, ....340 155 pounds: Johnson, 111 able to fix athletic contests. It Is their responsibility to clean house Sllverm'n. fill meir eignin siraigm game, maae Cook, ....7 0 2 seven of their first eight shots .401 of which no local or federal law .204 Carpenter, 20 2 mnd anri cteamrnllered tn a 25 to Kail, Vagle.

Bjorn. and keep It clean. And It is Just i Barney Ross tarum, ir lead. Thov never THURS. FBI SAT.

JANUARY II, 17. 11 IN TRU -COLOR can relieve them." i Nevertheless, Rep.f F. Edwird Herbert, planned to seek Rlrftilnh 1 1 Tl i Is Ready for a as important that it appear honest as well as actually be honest and unsullied. pinned Brigham. 165 pounds: Ed Arquilla, NL, de-cisioned Montblanc.

175 pounds: Brawka, NL, deci-sioned Norni. Heavyweight: McArdle, 111 Tech. pinned Doyle. Totals Totals ll 2 io Pekln again was impressive in Another Scrap rolling over Peoria Central. 52 to 2.

Where local and state laws Indianapolis. Jan. 15 VS The Wabash Valley High School basketball tournament, largest prep tourney In the nation aside from thoae sponsored by stare associations, opens tonight at one sectional center and swings into high gear at all fifteen centers tomorrow. A field of 123 teams, roost of them from Indiana, will compete. Indiana prerxters have won four swift action on a bill mtroaucea yesterday to provide penalties of $10,000 fine and ten years imprisonment for bribing athletes or of Rollo, S3; Malta, 47 Chicago, Jan.

15. UP Barney prohibit gambling they should be 37. Rated one of the strongest clubs in the Peoria area, Pekin has Malta. Jan. 15.

Rollo's high enforced with all the vigor that Is Ross, a never-say-dle man whose valor was proved In boxing, in war In an exhibition match at 155 lost only two games this year, to scoring outfit, which has been cut possible. When laws are not being East Aurora in the DeKalb tour pqunds, Barskl of NL decisioned ting a most respectable path and finally, in a struggle wnicn conquered the drug habit, was in enforced, the law abiding citizens not only have the right but the ney and a four-pointer ten days Smith of Illinois Tech. throughout the Little Ten confer OlLDf hi AH seclusion with his family toaay, ence, defeated the Malta team in duty to demand enforcement ago to Kewanee. Hit East St Louis ready to face another fight to put a high scoring 53 to 47 encounter. Kautskys Are ROY ROGERS co-'iriT Colllnsvllle rolled on toward its The game was preceded by the St John to Be Honored ficials in interstate athletic contests, Herbert said he introduced the bill to protect rthe Kids who believe our sports are pfert and parcel of our American ay of Hfe.H Bert Bell, commissfoner of the National Professional sFootball League, had appealed! to Attorney General Tom C.

Clark for such a MIL Bell currently is trying to de-, his personal world in oraer. The 37-year-old ex-champion In three boxing classes, who won a Going Strong second successive southwest conference title. Rated fifteenth in at Sleeting This Evening of the last five valley meets and win be top-heavy favorites to carry off honors in this, the 32nd annual tournament. Terre Haute unbeaten In eight games and ranked third In Indiana this week by United Press, will carry the "team beat" label this season. the state, the Kahoks slammed in Cage Loop Columbus, Jan.

15. HID L. presidential citation for vaior in bloody Guadalcanal fighting with the marines, returned to his home East St. Louis. 46 to 29 Basketball Scores W.

St. John, retiring athletic di Chicago. Jan. 15. OJi The In Champaign defending state rector of Ohio State University.

dlana polls Kautskys, gradually last night. Immediately after nis release from the U. S. Public will be honored tonight at the champions continued along the comeback trail, winning their fashioning a respectable lead in the National Basketball League's third annual sports council dinner, cide the future status of Frank Ce liege Basketball Long Island U. 46; St.

Louis 44. plus Fllchock and Merle Ha pes. Giants where guests will Include Big Nine i Health Service Hospital at Lexington, Ky. Barney was taken to see his western race, boasted their tenth fourth straight game since losing to Waukegan. The Maroons trounced Casey, 57 to 34.

This DLSXEY CARTOON TARADE Notre Dame, 74; Michigan State, straight home floor victory today after swamping the Tri-City BOWLING mother as soon as he debarked 56. PLUTO DON A I JT) DUCK AND GOOFY Blackhawks, 70 to 57, last night from the plane. It was his first visit with her since two days be Western Michigan. 84; Hope, 60, Indianapolis, led by center Ar Kalamazoo Coll, 63; Calvin Coll, fore he entered the hospital She nold Risen' 25 points, stretched their lead to two and a half games had left her home to stay with I SUN. M0N.

TUES. week end Champaign meets Ur-bana and Centralla on successive nights. Urbana was jolted last night by the Hoopeton Cornjerkers, one of eastern Illinois' leading "little" teams. The count was 35 to 30. In southern Illinois.

Marlon continued Its "hot" streak, lacing 49. Holy Croaa. 76; Valparaiso Nebraska. 4S; Kansas, 46. friends while her ion waa here, as the rampaging Rochester Roy.

and Barney planned to spend most JANUARY 1. Jo, tl SUN. CONT. FROM t.f a Is, eastern pace setters, whipped Anaconda tripped Olsons for three itraight. the only team of the City League to pull that trick on the Recreation drives last night.

Wurllrier hit Mowry for two; Anderson won a couple from Gordon and the Legion turned back the threat of Eds on two occasions. of his time with her. the Kautskys nearest rival, usn- North Central, Elmhurst, 45. Hospital authorities said he was kosh, 73 to 58, at Rochester. The Loras Coll.

55; SL Ambrose, 30. "cured" of drug aaoiction, acquir Metropolis, 61 to 41. and Anna Anderson Packers defeated the Sheboygan Redskins, 63 to 60, in Illinois Normal. 42; Cape Girar deau Tchrs, 39. ed when overcoming war wounds, overcoming war wounus, Jonesboro got back into the win column bv edrin.

rrhnndT- which he voluntarily reported in an overtime period In the only Missouri, 43; Kansas State, 42. AfHU pes' (0 45 sepiemoer, stunning uie spuria other game, Indianapolis used Its second world. In other headline eames Tues Charles Davy ran up the Individual honors for game with 242. Choppy Lee with a 614; Stone with 607 and Don Leff with 600. High team game went to Anaconda with 963 and the series was a bo Anaconda's with 2753.

Barney, now graying, said he team throughout the second half, day night, Ottawa beat Streator. High Schawl Champaign, 57; Casey, 34. Hoopeston. 35: Urbana. 30.

would remain in Chicago for three the Kautsky first string quickly 47 to 45. Dupo licked Wood River, 49 to 43, and Springfield whipped Springfield Feltshans in a citv ran up a 52 to 46 third quarter lead and toyed with the Black Decatur, 69; Decatur St. Teresa, or four days and then go to California on There was no confirmation that he would visit Used Truck for SALE I I V2 Ton Clydsdale Chassis. No body no cab, 148" wheel base. Six cylinder motor.

The four hard rubber 'tires fare probably worn. Magnet? equipped. Hand crank. This truck is in very excellent mechafiical condition. For the last 15 years, it has been driven about 100 miles a year.

Thia truck could be used to operate some machinery, or maybe this ould be equipped with pneumatic tires. It will 9)0 to the highest bidder. It is at the City of DeKalb garage on Pearl Street See Henry Taylor At The Garage or Commissioner of Public Works at City Hall 23. hawks in the final period. league scrap, 43 to 26.

his estranged wife. Catherine How- The Anderson-Sheboygan game lett Ross, now a Hollywood dancer, while In the west. was tied eleven times and the regulated contest ended, 57-aU. Charley Trippi Obtains Paris. 58; Robinson, 42.

Ottawa, 47; Streator. 45. Peoria Manual 44; East Peoria, 29. Joliet, 35; Blue Island, 31. Chicago South Shore, 62; Morgan, 37.

Mercantile League at Recreation: Virgil upset the league leading Commercial Body three games; Andy's Shell swept series from Hybrids; Hulraes won all three from Troxel: Ideal Barbers blanked Millers; Schuhs won a Second Award Last Night Seek Transfer of Horse BUI Hewitt Is Killed Philadelphia. Jan. 15. OIB Trotting Unit to Ohio in Pennsylvania Crash Charley Trippi, who was expected to sign with a major league base Columbus. Jan.

15. UE Lane Tech, 48; Lake View, 46. Chicago Christian, 47; Harvard pair over Gu Id beck and Eckstrom: and Log Cabin downed Sycamore Sellersville, Jan. 15. TJ35 William (Bill) Hewitt, an Ail- ball team today, received the Max Mayor James A.

Rhodes of Columbus headed a movement todav to well Memorial Award last nhzhL transfer the U. S. Trotting Associ ation headquarters here from American end at Michigan in 1931 and later a National Football League star with the Chicago Bears and Philadelphia Eagles, was killed in an automobile accident yesterday. His car skidded twice. N.

MakI had high Individual series of 531 and I. Anderson high single Tram of 220; Virgil paced the teams with a 2478 series and high team game honors went to Scfcuh's with aa school. 35. Engiewood, 40; Hlrsch 38. Steinmetx.

50; Roosevelt, 37. DePue, 75: Princeton, 55. HalL 72; Hopkins. 16. Mendota.

66; LaMoille, 46. Rock Fills, 57; Morrison, 42. Hartford, because Ohio "has emblematic of his selection as the year's outstanding college football player. It was his second award In two nights. He got the Walter Camp Memorial Award at Wash-Ingtoa Monday night more harness racing than any ot- er state" and it is "readily accel and struck a culvert.

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