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PAGE 40 THE. PITTSBURGH PRESS SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1953 I' Village LQ Smithy Seel Will Replacements for Molesworth, Dorais By CHESTER L. SMITH Tho Prttu Sport Editor Shades of Bulldog Turner By PAT Pittsburgrh Press Staff Writer PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 24 There are plenty of open ings for assistant coaches in the National Football League this year more openings, in fact, than there are applicants for jobs. It seems every club is looking for an aide or two.

Baltimore, the Washington Redskins, Chicago Cardi nals and Green 'Bay are in the- market for two assistants. The Pittsburgh Steelers probably will sign two more. Los Angeles may replace Lane WUI1. ,1,, nly s-r me I yibJf 4LJI -a i i-- Cy "'wsr IX- 4 'S 'I'M '(' -X-? 5w-v '94 1 1 i I IN. i VfV ft 5 i iMBBKHiMiteiMBHMaKMarkkt.

fina mif SXaiKBtfe iMHMBKKiMMbk Coach Ray Richards, who has gone to Baltimore with Keith Molesworth. gram for 1953 which brought on the federal charges. Despite the fact that it appears as a defendant here Monday in Federal Court to answer charges that its television policy violates the Sherman Anti-Trust Act, the league adopted "word-for-word" its policy which it claims is "a reasonable restraint" of the air program. The disputed policy called for one game to be televised weekly with a blackout of areas where an NFL game is being played. Here are how the vacancies have occurred PITTSBURGH Backfield Coach Gus Dorais has announced that he likely will retire.

Molesworth, another Steeler backfield coach, has taken over as head coach of the new Baltimore club. CHICAGO CARDINALS Sto The adoption of the television The Chicago Bears appear to have led the way in 1 the search for the "sleeper" in this year's National Foot- ball League draft. While Baltimore was snapping up Oklahoma's LtBilly Vessels, the Redskins were reaching for Jack Scar-bath, Maryland's magic quarterback, and the Steelers tagged the man they most wanted Ted Marchibroda of Detroit Papa Bear George Halas was lifting a young gentleman named Bill Anderson from Compton Junior College, In California. To several million football followers neither Compton nor Anderson is a name that has been kicked around over the dinner table. Which means exactly nothing; William might easily turn out to be the most profitable draft choice of them all.

Football is that kind of a game. Looking for the hidden gem occupies much of the time for the pro scouts. They didn't tie down the whistles or ring the bells when the announced they had signed a youth off the campus of Hardin-Simmons College, in Texas. That was 1940. So Bull-idog Turner unostentaciously joined the forces of the Monsters of the Midway, 1 He was a center, they said.

The Bears already had a good 'v man at that position in Frank Bausch of Kansas. The Bulldog promptly chased him back to the bench. The following year the distinguished Mel Hein of the Giants was no longer the All- League center. Guess who was. Why, of course, the Bulldog.

He's come to the end of his leash now, has the Bulldog, but the years since he arrived he made everybody know he was there. He was one of the most able pass interceptors who ever grabbed a ball that wasn't intended for him. And when they start naming all-time pro centers, he never runs worse than second. V. There are those who prefer Hein.

Then comes Turner. But i iwith a lot of folks it's the other way around. Rice Played If Close to the Vest A few years earlier, when Grantland Rice was putting together his All-America team, he beamed inquiries into this area learn if it contained any eligibles. -15; "We have a few," he was told by a friend. "But you'll prober ably pass up the best one because he comes from a small 3 i school.

He's Cliff Battles, a back at West Virginia Wesleyan. everything, and better than anybody I've seen all season. Don't overlook him." Granny may have feared that it was a touch of provincial enthusiasm. As a precaution, however, he did assign Battles to ries are circulating that neither policy at this morning's session of the annual meeting here came Mike Nixon nor Bill Daddio, for after the club owners met with mer Pitt star, will be back next a eague attorneys yesterday to year, borne reports go so iar xo discuss aspects of the govern ment's suit and to plan a defense against the anti-trust charges. East, West Divisions The league also designated the say Head Coach Joe Kuhanchs job is shaky now that the draft has been completed.

GREEN BAY Assistant Coach Dick Plasman has quit the staff to devote his entire time to business. Tarzan Taylor, whose three-year contract expired last month, has been released. WASHINGTON Sammy Baugh, a part-time coach and oc present American Conference as its "Eastern Division" and the National Conference as its "Western Division." In addition to the television- planning and conference-naming. casional player, has retired to his ranch in Texas' and will assist at the league put a clause in play Hardin-Simmons next year. Line ers' contracts which limits them THIS WAS A HAPPY DAY in the life of Promoter Mike Jacobs (rear) when Joe Louis and Billy Conn signed for a heavyweight championship fight in 1942.

The fight, however, didn't materialize that time because of a broken hand suffered Copn Vith them" of5 the contract signing was Gen. John JPhelan, then chairman of the New York Boxing Commission. Jacob's, 72, died. yes'feVday in a Miami (Fla.l hospital after suffering a heart attack; Coach Marvin Bass has moved to to a 10 per cent salary cut. Major eague baseball contracts allow North Carolina to help newly appointed George Barclay.

25 per cent reductions. BALTIMORE Molesworth, the A lone discussion on wnere to new head coach, said he expects Mike Jacobs, Boxing's Top place the newly-f ranchised Baltimore team and 'concerning the to add two more men to his staff, Basketball Results LOS ANGELES Ray Richards, 1953 schedule continued late line coach, has resigned to take Dies of Heart Attack in Miami over as Molesworth's chief aide 1 east to see rce Never. watched Third with Baltimore. Elsewhere around 'the NFL Eagles Retain Jim Trimble meeting, the inevitable small talk COLLEGE DISTRICT r7toi 68 66 PITT 91 i 79 Davis Elkms 88. State 76 Geneva 96 town 63 West Liberty 107 Potomac 74 West Virginia 86 Virginia Tech 62 EAST rambled on and on.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 24 After the Detroit Lions, one you fellows put up the cash, I'U see to it that you get all the best seats to sell." He. raised the $100,000 in eight hours. When Dempsey and Luis team with a stable coaching staff, (UP) Jim Trimble, who led the Albrieht 66, Veteran Promoter Stricken Fatally After Attending Races at Hialeah Track MIAMI, Jan. 24 (UP) Wizened little Mike Jacobs, who rose from the of New York's East Side to the throne of boxing's greatest promotional empire, died today at 72.

He had been ailing and partially paralyzed since a stroke felled Philadelphia Eagles to a second announced they had rewarded Coach Buddy Parker and his Caniiius 79.... Colgate 70 76. Drexel Tech 78 Fordham 63 place tie in the National root-ball League's American Confer 56 69 61 browa by West Chester 60 Army 54 Rider 61 .1 St. Josephs 53 Siena 4 9 Angel Firpo of Argentine fought at the Polo Grounds in New York in 1923, Mike sat on aides with new one-year contracts, someone on the side "Lafayette 75. ence last season, today signed a new contract.

lines wanted to know if they LaSalle 79 Manhattan 61. Nary- 89 i. i. policeman's horse outside the him in 1946. He retired from 52 'his tnim TU fivr-t- UJ A -1.

weren't being overly-extrava Trimble, who took over for park. He sold tickets until the uueens 67 going who died in 1929. boxing in 1949. But he fought vmanova 74 Bonaventure 69 inj umu icaiu. a iic iusi.

vyy ui Luiiiijr uc nau iu eaten a. giunpae the bounding Bobcat, Battles was knocking oyer National bout started. He made a small Rickard a gambler: from the death grimly, and had attended the ailing, Wayne Millner at the start of the season, guided the Eagles to seven wins and five gant Game to Game? "Whv didnt you make it fortune at Chicago in 1927 dis ague records right and left. 1 Klondike from the Nevada SOUTH Delta fMis. 74 Union (Tenn.t 58 FU.

Southern OSii ITuTner AFB 71 Furman 107. Citadel 68 Georgia TchrsJ 73. Rollins 68 Keesler Field 72..,.. College 70 posing of tickets to the second Slightly earlier, the Giants had been tipped off that there gold fields may have had more Dempsey-Gene Tunney bout. was a guard at Grove City College who bear a second game-to-game pact? the cyme color," showmanship as promoter than Jacob; but he From 1929, when Rickard died, asked.

Kortn Carolina Carolina St. B9 So. Carolina 70. Tech 68 Stetson 77.............. Mercer 68 Tennessee 83 Vanderbilt 79 to 1937,.

boxing was in the dol lacked the ruthless shrewdness that enabled the hustler from the drums at Madison Square Gar Tenn. State 66 David Lipscomb 61 The Steelers, if they had any intention of drafting Pitt's Joe Schmidt, can blame it on Scout Rav Bvrne that the Panther den. Meanwhile, Jacobs had been VMI 69 Lynchburg Coll. 62 Virlgnia State 61 Howard 59 losses. Only a last-minute defeat by the Washington Redskins stopped the club from gaining a playoff 'chance.

Eagles General Manager Vince McNally also announced the signing of Trimble's assistant coaches, Frank Reagan and Vic Linds-kog. McNally said Steve Van Buren, sidewalks of New York to become the fight game's greatest W. Kentucky St. 84 Loyola South 75 induced by three New York Woflord. 106 Charleston 57 "look.

Where, they wanted to know, is Grove City, and whom do you ask for when you get there? That was how Denver Gibson, a bone rattler whose fame hadn't gone beyond being picked on the district all-small college team, got into the big show. The Giants never regretted taking him on. Small-Timer Gets a Big Lift Halas once explained the psychology which works heavily in newspapermen Bill Farnsworth, MinwEST linebacker ended up with Detroit "monopolist. the Hialeah race track yesterday. Later in the day, however, he; suffered a heart attack and he died at 6:15 a.

m. The boxing world mourned his death. And in New York plans were under way for. a funeral that would be attended by the game's great. Funeral Monday Jacobs' body is to be flown to New York and services conducted at the Riverside Memorial Chapel in New York City at 1 p.

m. Akron 70......... Marietta 69 Ed Frayne and Damon Runyan After the Lions had named Augsburg 84 (Duluth Br.) 70 Baldwin-Wallace 70 Kent State 66 Champs Tied Up to become a promoter. He Ball state 59......... vans vi lie 56 Jack Parker, a promising half back from Mississippi State Rickard introduced the pro staged his first show at the Bemidjt 67 Tchrs.

64 Bismarck JC 70. Bottineau 67 cedure of "tying heavy Bronx Coliseum on Jan. 24, 1934- Butier" SO 74 CaDital 84 Union -63 Byrne protested that the 190-pound ball carrier was ineligible. weight champions with contracts. Concordia ill.) 62 Milwaukee Cone.

56 Turned 10,000 Away That was the night in which Jacobs tied rup all champions Detroit Tech Indiana Tech 72 favor of the player who has done most of his football in compara- Okay," the Lions retorted. Eauclajre Tchrs 74 LaCrosse T. 63 from the heavyweight down Gus Adoiphus 76. John's 64 Barney Ross battered Billy Pe- "We withdraw that choice. We'll take Joe Schmidt of Pitt." through the featherweight divi Heidelberg 83 Hiram 75 Iowa St.

Tchrs. SO 77 trolle into retirement. Not only was the show a sell-out, but sions, and most of the prominent Monday," with burial plot in the Eagles rugged backfield ace, would return to the active player list next season. He stayed with the team under a coach's contract after suffering a leg injury at the start of the 1952 campaign. Floor Games Wanted The Kingsley House wants basketball games.

Phone HL 1-0657. iow state 8 i cjrnrnton 49 Kansas State 94 Missouri 85 Louisville 89 86 contenders. Discuss Radio, TV Suit The National Football League, more than 10,000 were turned Tne balding little man was a Brooklyn. Jacobs died somewhat a bitter man. The last newspaperman Macalester 72.

St. Thomas 5 Manchester 87 64 Michigan State 76. Northwestern 63 away. In 193o, Jacobs contracted for regular winter visitor to Miami Beach. He had been here this Milwaukee S.

T. 78 St. 65 to interview him was Milton in the lace oi a ieaerai suit charging monopoly in its television and radio broadcasting today adopted the identical pro- Minnesota 82 State 64 Missouri Valley 73 Rockhurst 84 he exclusive services of a young season since November. He en No. Dakota St.

66...... So. Dakota St. 56 tered the hospital, yesterday Richman of The United Press, who talked with Jacobs in Miami Beach in November. Ohio u.

71 Green 59 Purdue 69 5rt Rio Grande 133,........ Mountain St. 83 River Falls 8. So Inst. 71 Detroit Negro, Joe Louis.

Louis developed into one of the greatest heavyweights of all time, and Jacobs rode Joe's prowess to afternoon Jacobs fought for his life in St. Louis u. 92 u. 85 Tarltio 72 Drtiry 64 Toledo 66 Western Michiean 1 1946 after suffering a light riches. "There ain't one good fighter around today, not one," Jacobs told Richman.

'They're just a Washington U. 66 Cape Girardeau 59 stroke and then a brain hemor In 1937, Jacobs achieved the overtime. rhage. For weeks his life hung bunch of chorus boys. WEST BriEham Youns Colo.

AM live oDscurny. "Assume he's from Yale or Princeton, Ohio State or Standi: ford any one of the schools that play major schedules. "There isn't much this kid hasn't seen. He's experienced the -thrills of the big games. He's seen packed stadiums.

The roar of a crowd is nothing new to him. "Actually, coming info professional football could be a men- I tal letdown for the player of this type. He'll find that the game itself is much more skiUfully played and that he has to be far more of a perfectionist than before, but he may unconsciously miss the enthusiasm of the alumni, the college spirit and the massed cheers. i 1 The reverse is true with the player who has been in the small time. Now he's in the city.

The crowds are larger. He is surrounded by men whose reputations are no doubt far greater i than his. He's in there with the stars now. Chances are he has been the big wheel on his eoUege team, which accounts for his I being were he is. The lift he gets from such surroundings can be tremendous." Ever Hear of John Jofsnson? Other coaches have backed up Halas in his theory.

Paul Brown is one of the most indefatigable trackers-down i of the player whose clippings aren't making his helmet difficult to wear. Last week's draft Is fresh evidence how thoroughly the in the balance. But he later said he was in the "best health," then most famous maneuver in ring history, when by legal methods he spirited Heavyweight Champion Jim Braddock away from Wyoming 54 Utah 51 Oregon State 59 Idaho 55 Visited by Few Jacobs was visited by few in Washington co state SOUTHWEST stepped down from the head of the 20th Century Boxing Club his palatial home here in the winter and Sumson, N. in the Houston 61............. Tulsa 56 Rice 52 Texas 34 Texas Bantist 88 Lutheran 69 Survivors Listed the Garden.

Mike arranged for Braddock to defend his title against Louis at Chicago, instead Texas College 58. Wiley 5 summer. But he didn't mind. Jacobs is survived by his wid ow, Josephine, and by a younger "Friends?" he told Richman. I didn't have any friends in of against Max Schmeling for SCHOLASTIC PRE? SCHOOL Kiskl Pitt Underrrad 44 brother, Jake, and by four sisters tat.

the Garden at New York. Merceraburg 77. Forest 66 boxing. It was strictly business And when Louis knocked out Mrs. Fred Kanen, Mrs.

Mary Betts, Mrs. Etta Hirsch, aU of with me. Braddock, Louis and "Uncle Perhaps Jacobs would change New York, and Mrs. Hanna Op- Mike" had the world champion his mind if he knew how the penheimer of Chicago, ship. boxing world mourned him to He and Josephine had no chil Adjustments dren of their own, but they day.

His successor as boxing czar, President Jim Norris of OIRLS" CRADE SCHOOL St. Agnes 34 Michael 37 Resurrection 2ft. Nativity 4 INDEPENDENT Homestead Salvos Boys Club 70 WPS Deaf 58. Ohio School Deaf 47 HOMESTEAD CHIRCH LEAGIE Hungary Reformed 54.... AMI 37 St.

Michaels 59. First Methodist 43 St. Nicholas 57 Johns 54 Salvation Army Methodist 50 Second Baptist 69. Baptist 50 CATHOLIC TOOTH LEAGUE Annunciation 52 74 PROFESSION Ala adopted a daughter, Joan, and the International 'Boxing Club, have been combed. The Steelers' second pick is one 1 John Johnson, from Arizona State.

If you run. down the list Syoull find schools you never knew existed. The pros aren't easily fooled. They know you can't run back a kickoff with a headline. i had reared a boy, Joey, the son said, "Mike was a good friend of of friends.

mine, and when you lose a friend Survivors are expected to share in a fortune estimated by friends you ve lost He Was Ruthless at $7,000,000. Insptct Lining Clean and Rtpaek Front Baarings Insptct Brass Drams add Brake Fluid Adjust Brakes Milwaukee 73. 64 New York 82. Wayne 78 Mike of the golden touch and Friclt, Giles and Honey As a ticket speculator, Jacobs first became interested in box the ruthless desire for accumula ing. He was an adviser to Rick tion, did not die "nearly broke' Here for Dinner Tonight ard when Rickard first promoted as did the late Tex Rickard, the at the old Madison Square Gar Tasf Brakes ring's first million-dollar promoter, who was a close friend Syracuse 107 Rochester 83 Baltimore at Philadelphia, canceled.

Dutchmen Break Speed Skate Marl. Pittsburgh became the baseball capital of the nation today as den. He raised $100,000 that enabled Tex to stage his first mil and business associate of Jacobs, notables converged on the city for the 20th annual dinner and show of the Baseball Writers' Assn. at the Hotel William Penn at 6:30 lion-dollar show Jack Dempsey with an all-purposo Mil As a promoter, Mike picked up where Tex left off, but as an accumulator of wealth, Mike I tonight. vs.

Georges Carpentier at Boyles Thirty Acres in Jersey City in DAVOS, Switzerland, Jan. 24 Heading the list of baseball brass will be Commissioner Ford I -ick and National League 1921. I (UP) Skating under excellent made farcial any comparisons between his harvest and that of Mike went to New York's lead I conditions, three Dutchmen sue ing ticket brokers and said: "If the genial, free-spending, easy Cubs, will take his place at the guest table. cessively cracked the world 3000-meter speed skating record IM) IPt-esident Warren Giles, :5 The Pittsburgh chapter Is iibnoring Gil Remley, executive sports editor of the Post-Gazette, within an hour today. HOCKEY SUMMARY AMERICAN LEAGUE The marks are unofficial but W.

Liberty Wins By 107-74 Score WEST LIBERTY. W. Va, Jan. 'Going Hollywood' And King Clancy, coach of the Hornets; Hud Samson, president of the West Penn Golf skating authorities said they all LAST NIGHT lor long and meritorious service, and also Red Dawson. Pitt foot- probably would be recognized.

PITTSBURGH 3 Buffalo 3. Providence 8... Hall ffanh fn-r Vi a gvinfriKiittAn First Vin van der Voort cov Joe Duddy, manager of the Pitts- 24 (Special) For the sixth time OF GA ered the 3000 meters in four minutes, 45 seconds flat, topping 141 10 138 10 this season West Liberty State 77s IV 141 133 the old standard of 4:45.7 which 129 14 Teachers College went over the one hundred mark in scoring as STAKPlMiS W. L. T.

Pts. PITTSBURGH .22 15 4 4 8 Cleveland 23 15 1 47 HershfY ......21 20 1 43 St. Loul 19 18 1 39 Providence ,...18 23 1 37 Syracuse 18 23 0 36 Buffalo 15 23 2 32 THIS. WEEK Todav St. Louts at Buffalo.

127 162 131 128 1 1 to sports in this city in 1952. I "Dawson receives the Havey J. Boyle Memorial Award. I i Haney Here Fred Haney, new Pirate man- ager, will make his bow to local C- sports fans tonight. Haney.

who managed Hollywood to a pen- 93 134 they defeated Potomac State, 107-74, here tonight. It was West Liberty's eighth win against seven defeats. had stood since 1942. About 15 minutes later, Kees Broeckman whizzed to a new mark of 4:41.6 but it didn't stand up long either. Finally Anto Huiskes broke this mark down to 4:40.2.

Wednesday Cleveland. at PITTSBURGH St. Louis at Buffalo. Thursday Cleveland, at Friday Hershey at Syracuse. WEST LIBERTY POTOMAC r.

pu. G. F. Pts. OFFICIAL STATE II3SFECTI 0 II STATID ni Saturday Buffalo at PITTSBURGH, Cleveland at Hershey.

St. Louts at Syracuse 2 18 Murrovich.f. 113 Rubcich.f 8 burgher Hotel; Dudey Moore, coach of the Duquesne Univer-stiy basketball team, and Jimmy Finks, Steeler quarterback who will fill in for Coach Joe Bach, now hospitalized. The dinner starts promptly at 6:30 o'clock and the title of the show is "Going Hollywood," written around Haney's coming to the Pirates from the Pacific Coast League. The cast goes through its final rehearsal at 2 o'clock this afternoon.

Tickets may be obtained this afternoon at the William Penn. wain, in uie x-aciLic voasi ieague (ID GEO Next Sunday Cleveland at Buffalo. SL Camplese.f. Witchey.c.. last year, hoped to bring Hollywood President Bob Cobb and Here's the ideal home "power ihopr 3 17 Futton.f....

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but both are being detained on the coast. I 3. Cobb's mother is seriously ill arid Frawley had to remain for some extra television Others sitting at the head table With Frick, Giles, Remley, Daw- i fAV1 On4 TTo-mAv tirsll Wm. Dill Totall 37 30 74 39 30 35 107 20 14 25 74 Total! i .47 13 107 West Liberty 23 Potomac 15 Detrott 20 13 13 53 138 Mnnrrral 19 13 13 51 106 96 rhiram 18 16 13 48 119 12 New Pro Football League Planned DALLAS. Texi, Jan.

24 (UP) Plans for a new, six-team professional football league, operating in the South and in Mexico City, independently of the National Football League, were announced tonight. J. Curtis Sanford, originator of the Cotton Bowl football New Year's Day game and an inves Toronto 18 19 9 45 104 114 nnaton 17 19 8 42 99 11 New York ....1 22 12 30 10 139 SPORTS RESULTS COLLEGE SWIMMING iComplete with Motor $QOQ Jones Beats Herman BOSTON. Jan. 24 Harold (Baby Face) Jones, 137, of De Gopher Matmen Win Northwestern 47 Iowa 40 EVANSTON, 111., Jan.

24 and Saw Blade fmm Come in see demonstration. JHeyer, wno resigned as Pirate manager last fall; Branch Rickey and Tom Johnson ol the troit won a split decision in 10 rounds tonight over Freddie (Babe) Herman, 1384 of Los tor in the ill-fated Dallas Texans, Ohio State 51 PITT 29 WRESTLING West Viriinia 26 North Carolina State 7 Oklahoma A-M vi. Colorado, cancelled. ROCKET RPI 3. McGlU U.

SCHOLASTIC SWIMMING Hill School 81 burr 33 WKESTLINO Mercersburf 37. forest Minnesota edged out a victory in a quadrangular wrestling meet with three Big 10 rivals today at Northwestern. Final score was Minnesota 32. Purdue 31. Northwestern 29, Ohio State 16.

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-John Galbreath, president of the Pirates, has withdrawn from dinner but former Pirate (Clyde McCullough, now with the Angeles in the first Boston box said plans caUed for the league to include teams Mexico City, Atlanta, New Orleans, Baum Blvd. at Negley M0. 1-5700 ing match ever televised coast- to-coast. Birmingham and Houston, Tex..