The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • 10

Ten Fred Sposato Re-Injures Ankle as Delaware Gridders Go Through Scrimmage Bombers' Best Bet By Bob Vance i Off-Sides Eddie Glemion Guest at Party Former Business Manager With NORVIN (RIP) COLLINS The time has come, the Walrus said, to pick the winners of the. bowl games." which abound in profusion. So speak, he quipped, and add to the general confusion. Rose Bowl Illinois-U. C.

L. A. First String Back Probably-Lost for Clash With Rollins Pulled Tendon Expected to Sideline Wilmington Star; 3Iurray Puts Squad Through Strenuous Workout Soon After Arrival; Temperature in 7(Tb By STAFF CORRESPONDENT TAMPA. Dec. 28.

The University of Delaware's football team faces the loss of Right Halfback Fred Sposato in its New Year's Day game with Rollins College here. Sposato, who injured his ankle in the Washington College game and saw action for only one play against Muhlenberg in the final of the regular schedule, pulled a tendon above the ankle yesterday as Coach Of Blue Rocks Honored By Colleagues in Sport Bob Carpenter, president of illinnis eleven is the logical Wilmington and Philadelphia Na-; choice, but who wants to be logical? tional Leaeue baseball clubs, was The Uclans can Surar Bowl Georgia-North Caro host at a dinner party given last night in honor of Eddie Glennon who will leave Wilmington Jan. 10 to assume his new duties as general manager of the Birmingham Barons of the Southern Baseball Associa linaMr. Trippi will see that the Tarheels get no Justice here. Orange Bowl Rice-Tennessee This is a toss-up with Rice getting the decision.

Cotton Bowl Louisiana State-Arkansas Way down yonder.in New Orleans. Oil Bowl Georgia Tech-St. Mary's The Engineers rate three t.d.s Biu Murray put the Blue Hens through a scrimmage. 1 Less than an hour after the entire I squad had arrived here at 2 p. m.j yesterday.

Murray hustled his' tion. The former business manager of Eliot Dismisses 2 From Squad Sub Fullback, Center Are Sent Home by Mini Coach For i si Practice PASADENA, Dec. 28 (JP). Illinois football stock slumped today the extent to be determined later with the summary dismissal of two members of the fighting illini by Head Coach Ray Eliot for "violation of the curfew rule." As their Rose Bowl rivals, the Bruins of U. C.

L. slated another Sunday drill, the Big Nine champions scratched one player who might prove vital in Illinois' New Year's Day bow to the Rose Bowl in the Big Nine-Pacific Coast Conference tieup. Coach Eliot disclosed he had fired Center Lou Donoho. six-foot ex-Marine from Salem, 111., who started one game at center this year and was regarded by team camp followers as an apt understudy to the number one center, Mac Wenkunas, who today awaited a doctor's report on symptoms of appendicitis. The other Illini ordered sent home by Eliot was a substitute fullback, Ray Florek.

a husky 199-pounder from Chicago, who was a pre-war stalwart but, because of a knee injury, didn't figure too much in the team's Big Nine title-winning campaign this season. Eliot made no further statement, but it was known the pair missed practice the day after Christmas. He cited Vern Seliger as his second best center, and said he would start Sports Roundup By HUGH FULLERTON, JR. the Blue Rocks was greeted at Carpenter's home in Montchanin by about 35 fans and colleagues in the 'better than the California aegrega- local sports world, headed by Dela ware's No. 1 Ian, Gov.

Walter W. charges off to" Plant Field, home of the Tampa Baseball Club, for a spirited practice session. Murray and his undefeated grid-men received two warm welcomes one from the weatherman, (the tem Bacon. Glennon was presented with a 4, Associated Press Sports Writer cather brief case by the guests at tion. How about that, Mr.

Carneyr Sun Bowl Cincinnati-V. P. I This game will be close, but Cincinnati gets the nod off their Indiana victory. Cigar Bowl Delaware-Rollins We'll reaffirm our stand. The Hens by six points or better.

Alamo Bowl Hardin-Simmons-Denver The Hens had a chance to NEW YORK, Dec. 23 (). Word the affair and with a desk set by the Phillies organization. Frank Denney presented the brief case, the perature was in the high 70s) and from the south and southwest is officials of the Egypt that Georgia Tech's Bobby Dodd is Temple Shrine who are sponsoring! the game for the benefit of crippled 'eithr (1) signed for Baylor, desk set was presented by Carpenter. Governor Bacon, Carpenter, Herb jplay Hardin-Simmons and Denver children's hosDitals.

iwith an announcement to come Pennock, general manager of the ov.4inc HTt ir will wish that they had taken it. J. DeLuca, and Herbert B. Mearns of the football Clippers. Chief of after the Oil Bowl game, or (2) is using the offer to hoist his salary to the level enjoyed by other southeastern coaches.

You takes your choice. Police Frank J. Mahoney, and representatives of the press and radio, lauded Glennon for his service with the ball club. Glennon expressed his appreciation of the party and gifts and thanked those present for Marquette's Bill Chandler and State There's about two points difference between the two teams and well take Oklahoma by that margin. Tangerine Bowl Catawba-Mary-ville We played against Catawba in our heyday and they are rough.

East-Wesl Well take the East, out of loyalty if nothing else. North-Soulh Why Nawth. Senator. Nawth that is. Game will be played today.

The proposed benefit C. Y. O. Michigan's Ozzie Cowles, whose basketball teams clash isew ear's helping make his seven-year tenure as business manager such a success. Eve, both jumped into the big time He also tossed an orchid to his wife, "XX I -Sr Ps- 55Ei--i ayvr7rr r-rfv JA from River Falls, Stat Teach Sally, who he declared had been in ers College.

valuable to him in the 'front office the game if Wenskunas couldnt. The latter was bedded with ice packs of the Rocks. League All-Star basketball game. W'-sP svetuz tor in A wire sent by Mayor Con at he State Armorv. which we men- Leasee McCole of wiikes-Barre, where Glennon played pro football some years ago, vaj read in which the mayor of the Pennsylvania city ex tioned in last night's broadcast, for the widow and children of Detective Tom Conaty is coming along very nicely.

Jim McGonrgal. president of the C. Traoiip Viae cntiPn a nnH National Football League Prexy Bert Bell figures three of this year's Penn gridders might make the pro grade-Chuck Bednarik, Bernie Gallagher and maybe Skippy Min-isi. Bert says Bednarik is about the best center he has seen in 10 years. Although Judge W.

G. Bramham Arrive Hours Apart About half of the Delaware 46-man squad arrived at 8:50 a. m. and the remainder of the te-m came in on a later train at 2 o'clock. The welcoming group was headed by George Taylor, chairman of the Cigar Bowl committee, and Joe Waite, vice-chairman.

Other 'committee members on hand to welcome the team vere: Joe S. Adams, Henry Clay well, Joe Dalton, J. Rex Far-nor, Rudy Rodriguez, and Jim Hand-ley, potentate of the Shrine, the Shrine Band and Patrol. Frank M. Traynor of Tampa, brother of Congressman Phillip A.

Traynor of Delaware was also on hand to welcome the team. Mr. Traynor is a former Wilmingtonian and played on the old Orange pro football team of Wilmington. Respects Rollins A firm believer in hard work and that Rollins will prove a far more formidable foe than a greater majority of "experts" have labelled them, Murray decided on the scrimmage at the last n.oment. The drill got under way with a punting session in which practically every member of the squad took part, after which the Blue Hens polished their passing attack.

The first team lined up with Buck Thompson and Carroll Hauptle at end; Capt. Tony Stalloni and Bob Campbell, tackles; Walt Marusa and Gene Carrell, guards; Jack Messick, center, and Joe Hearn, Billy Cole, with the first hint of appendicitis and frankly said he didn't know whether he could play. Donoho and Seliger were regarded as about even-stephen, however, when Wenskunas was injured mid-wav in the season. The U. C.

L. A. squad suffered a mishap when third string quarterback Ray Nagel broke a bone in his leg in practice on a soggy field yes tended bet wishes for Glennon's success as business manager of the Barons. Wilmington Bombers Play Host Maryland Raises State Racing Tax start toward tne proposed game since he called us late yesterday afternoon. It is his plan to gather a group of former C.

Y. O. loop players such as Paul Chadick and Don Gleasner, now with the Blue Others attending included Paul Chadick of the Blue Bombers; Eddie Horgan, Glennon's successor with the Blue Rocks; Dr. Edward Krieger, former Blue Rocks physician: Gorm retires as minor league baseball boss next month, he'll keep his Durham, To Elizabeth in League Fray Provable Lineups Walsh, manager of Station WDEL Bombers. Doug Turley.

and Jack Position Elisabeth Wilmtnf ton terday, Nagel played but nttie in the regular season, chiefly because Ernie Case did most of the work and was backed up very well by Benny Reiges. It would hardly compare to th loss of Donoho. Del Parks of Station WILM; Rip Ferrante. Philadelphia Eagles erid Chadick. I Gleasnerl I Corley Lyons Lxmins, sports writer jor me star to pav ag'ainst an All-Star Pro Basketball By Associated Press Forward JuenRer Gotkin Center.

Dorn Guard Moschetti Guard Bloom Journal-Every Evening; Jaclc Hare, chaen from the league Murpny We talked to Paul last night and Last Night's Scores Association Of America Philadelphia, 63; Boston. 60. Chicago, 88: Toronto, 80. National League Toledo, 62; Chicago, 59. American Lea sue Dave Luongo.

Blue Rocks' trainer, Bob Vance; Alex Abrahams, sports editor of the Sunday Star; Frank Diver, Jack Strickland, business manager of the Dover Phillies; George Fletcher, Phillies' secretary; Nathan (Babe) Alexander, traveling secretary of the Phillies: Dick Rinard, city editor of the Journal- he was in favor of the proposed game which has been tentatively scheduled for next Saturday night. It is fitting that the C. 'Y. O. League should be in the vanguard for such a cause for Tom Conaty was one of the best athletes in the city and it is only fitting that thoce Trenton, 69; Jersey City, 65 (two extra N.

office open and the phone likely will continue to jangle with demands for advice from baseball men. Sam Milosevich, brother of ex-Yankee Mike and key man on last year's club, was out of action with a football injury when the National Intercollegiate champion basketball team (Kansas City version). Southern Illinois Normal, opened its season. Among the record prices paid for prospective horse racing talent this year was the $20,000 paid by the King brothers of California for a foal by Bime-lach-Lady Bos'n, which isn't due to be born until early in 1947. That's one for the future book.

Sposato and Paul Hart in the Every Evening periods). Tonight's Schedule Association Of America Boston at Providence. New York at Washington. American League Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Baltimore at Jersey City.

who knew him best from the athletic ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 28 (JP). Major race tracks in Maryland will be taxed in 1947 under a new plan dividing the revenues between the state and county and municipal governments. Under the measure, adopted yesterday at an extraordinary session of the state legislature, "breakage" the odd pennies lopped from pari-mutuel payoffs will be figured out to ten cents instead of present five. The state and the tracks will divide the money saved.

The new law also imposes a four-per cent tax on the gross betting pools at mile tracks but reduces their daily license fees from $6,000 to $1,000. A clause provides that the city of Baltimore shall not share in revenue derived from the new tax plan unless it repeals a special 5 per cent municipal tax recently levied on Pimlico race track. The city stands to gain approximately equal amounts of revenue under either the state tax or its own levy, and city officials have indicated a special meeting of the City Council will be called shortly to repeal the municipal tax. Also present were Jim Ward. Joe nlavine fields should make a eesture Hukill, Ralph and Al Tribuani, Al'of this kind.

Tom. we think, will be Fahey, Paul Mulshnock, Lew Daw- hong remembered as an outstanding backfield. Murray said he doesn't believe the warm weather will bother his players much. He said he thought the weather was this hot in Wilmington about the middle of October. Nevertheless he plans to take advantage of the cool mornings.

To roc, wuuam J- uougneny.i athlete as well as a fearless pro- HaSl LFriCHierS practice John Shorten. Dick Hanna. Bill Con- Uor-mr nf foar narrpj 4n SiM.MatnrB 'nelly, Francis H. Brinckley, man-jiess protector, in fact, that he gav oarrea 10 opeciaiorsjager of WILM. Sid and War.

his life in the call of dutv up Nevland Glum As Vols Hold Long Scrimmage MIAMI, Dec. 28 by injuries, a displeased coach and rain squalls, the Tennessee grid squad faced another tough scrimmage today in prepartion for its meeting with Rice in the Orange Bowl New Year's Day. Coach Bob Neyland was glum after yesterday's all-out scrimmage. He said he was "very displeased" with the way his 45-man Volunteer squad was shaping up. Injuries, too, plagued the Vols as first string wingback Bill Hillman was still an undecided starter.

However, he worked out briefly with the Vols yesterday. Rice, meanwhile, was scheduled for more defensive scrimmage today and some skull practice. Dave Stevenson, the Vols first string center, limDered an ankle injury and was slated for a light workout today, but was still a dark horse starter, Neyland said. ren Benard. day's drill will get under way at SAN FRANCISCO, Dec.

28 VP). 10 a. m. and the team will work out Carl Snavely, North Carolina U. The doors were slammed today on We know that all of the sportsmen in Wilmington will support this fine gesture to the utmost.

We. personally, will do all in our power to starting at 9 a. tomorrow, Green Bay Drafts Agase; grid coach, had Assistant Jim Gill The only other casualty on the at the Giants' training camp for Also Calls Case, Baldwin team besides Sposato is Bob Jones help. Will you? a substitute end. who wrenched his back in the team final practice LOS ANGELES, Dec.

28 (JP). The the East football team's practice sessions for the annual Shrine game Jan. 1, buf a few miles away inquisitive fans could get a free look at the West. Coaches Andy Kerr and Bernie Bierman worked behind "keep out" at Newark. Green Bay Packers of the National c.

Football League have plucked ajanla Anita Kace 31cet Two other first stringers, Half stellar collegiate threesome in Guard Called World's Richest back Gerald Doc Doherty and Quarterback Jim Buchanan arrived on a late train and therefore did signs at the Santa Clara University three days before the National Football League playoff to see if there was anything he could borrow from Steve Owen's defenses to use against Georgia's in the Sugar BowL Hubie McDonough, Dartmouth's 1917 football captain who retired from coaching this vear after 26 years at Central High in Manchester, N. has been doing New York's sights with his squad for four days. It's hard to say whether the kids not take part in the workout. Followers Arriving Followers of the Delaware team The Wilmington Blue Bombere. victorious in their last American League start against the Jersey City Atoms last Sunday, will attempt to make it two in a row when they collide with the Elizabeth Braves tomorrow afternoon in a contest at the State Armory, whicn will get under way at 3:15 o'clock.

This setto will mark the first appearance of the New Jersey combine on the local floor so far this season. At the present time the Braves are in the cellar in the Southern Division of the league with four triumphs against eight setbacks. However, the Braves have been bolstered by recent trades and the Wilmington quintet is expected to have its hands full tomorrow afternoon. The Braves defeated the Philadelphia Sphas in their last contest and promise to be a power in the league in the future. Aided by the acquisition of Steve Juenger, former Temple University luminary, and Bobby Dorn, center, from the Patterson Crescents in exchange for Frank Mangiapane and George Pastorchuk.

the Elizabeth quintet now possesses one of the strongest aggregations in the circuit. In addition. Jack Hewson, giant former Temple center, has been added to the roster. Bombers Improve Despite two successive reverses st the hands of the powerful Baltimore Bullets prior to last Sunday's victory, the Bombers have been performing in much smoother style in their last few contests. Coach Frank Hoerst's starting lineup will probably have Capt.

Paul Chadick and Don Gleasner at the forward positions, with Ken Corley in the pivot spot. Guards will be Ed Lyons, a member of the intercollegiate champions at Temple University several years ago, and high-scoring Johnny Murphy, who was a member of last year's Wilmington team. The Braves are coached by Leo Merson, who formerly played with the strong Long Island University aggregation. Merson is expected to start Juenger and Hy Gotkin at forward Dorn at center, and Al Moschetti and Herb Bloom at the guard spots. Moschetti performed with are arriving here by train and automobile.

Last night the Shriners entertained the Delaware gathering at a dance at the Shrine Temple ARCADIA, Dec. 28 (UP) Santa Anita racetrack today opened its tenth season of racing, proclaiming it the worlds richest meeting, with a $50,000 stake for homebred Juveniles. Feature of the opening day's program was the California Breeders championship at a mile, for which 20 colts and fillies were named through the entry box. Today's stakes was one of ten purses offered durinz the 50-day meeting which is climaxed by two $100,000 races, the Santa Anita Handicap and the Santa Anita A tea dance is planned for today at the Tampa Yacht and Country Club! or the coach have been getting a Alex Agase of Illinois. Quarterback Ernie Case and End Burr Baldwin, both of U.

C. L. A. Curly Lambeau, coach and vice president of the Packers disclosed yesterday the trio all to see action in the Rose Bowl New Year's Day-had been selected by his club in the recent NFL draft. Agase and Baldwin w-ere standout All-America choices, while Case was picked for second team honors by the AP.

Case-to-Baldwin. one of the most spectacular pass combinations in collegiate circles this season, may-give the Packers a much-needed lift in their sagging aerial department. Lambeau conceded if Green Bay outbids the All-America Conference for the Bruin duo. Lambeau is here to see the Rose Bowl game. grounds on single and double wing formations reminiscent of Bierman's crunching Minnesota attacks.

The steam generated by Indiana's Pete Pihos, Purdue's Ed Cody and Syracuse's Joe Watt led some insiders to predict the East would win on New Year's day by out-powering their rivals. Hubert Bechtol. six foot, two-inch end from Texas got his 201 pounds into practice for the first time and fitted immediately into the Western offense. A full dress scrimmage is planned for the West today, the last before kickofl time Wednesday. The tnc-ing of Mickey McCardle, University bigger kick out of it.

Hubie's coach and a beach and dinner party has Hunter Elected Head Of Columbia Ball Club COLUMBIA, S. C. Dec. 28 JP). Columbia's South Atlantic League Reds have a new president Fred Hunter, Jr.

A young member of the Cincinnati Reds organization. Hunter was selected by the directors last night to succeed Earl Blue, who recently became president of the league. Hunter played independent baseball in 1935 but an injury put him into the administrative side of the game. He became chief of the Reds ticket office in 1942 and assisted in publicity work. The directors also chase Warren C.

Giles of Cincinnati as vice-president; Fred C. Flieg, vice-president: and Kenneth R. Kreps, Gator Bowl Principals Plan Strong Offensive JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 28 P).

Althought both Oklahoma and North Carolina State rank among the best defensive football teams in the nation, the Gator Bowl game New Year's Day may bring forth unexpected offensive fireworks. Both squads have outstanding backs in quantity and rival coaches Jim Tatum of the Sooners and Beattie Feathers of N. C. State are working on ways and means of breaking them loose. ing record shows 173 victories.

56 losses and 22 ties against strong opposition. been arranged for tomorrow. Two Spanish dinners are planned for sometime next week by the entertainment committee. New Year's night both the Delaware and Rollins groups will be entertained at a dinner and dance at the Cuban Club. This last event is to give the visitors a touch of the ola Spanish atmosphere here before they leave for home the next day.

The Delaware team is beins quartered in the Hotel Floridian, while of Southern California quarterback, Phils Sign Finney PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23 0J.P). Outfielder-First Baseman Lou K. Finney, cast adrift by the St. Louis impressed Norton in yesterday's workout.

Oklahoma Aggies Meet Jayliawkers Tonight OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 28 (JP). That old problem about the irresistible force meeting the immovable object crops up again in the finals of the All-College Basketball Tournament tonight when favored Oklahoma A. and seeks its third straight title against the Kansas Jayhawkers. The contest rekindles the coach South Stars Favored 1947 Derby Date Set Browns last season, returned to the LOUISVILLE, Dec.

28 (INS). 'major leagues today as a utility Col. Matt J. Winn, president of player, with the Philadelphia Phil- Court Doublehcadcr Cancelled by Wet Floor HOUSTON, Dec. 28 (JP).

-A doubleheader basketball program lies. Finney broke into the big leagues Churchill Downs, announced today Y. M. C. A.

Passers Bow To Philadelphia Five The Wilmington Y. M. C. A. basketball team bowed to the Light- that the 1947 Kentucky Derby will Rollins will not arrive here until the day before the game.

Racing Secretaries Fail To Agree on Champ Colt with the Philadelphia Athletics in 1931 and was sold to the Boston Red Sox eight years later. He joined the Browns last season and after his release served briefly as a manager in a Class circuit. was cancelled here last night because of a wet floor. MONTGOMERY, Dec. 28 (JP).

The South was instilled as a seven-point favorite to beat the North in the ninth annual Blue-Gray football battle today. An aerial battle was indicated for the sellout of 23,000. Harry Gilmer of Alabama and Carmen Falcone of Pennsylvania spearheaded the passing artists of the two all-star squads. Falcone passed the North to a 26-0 victory last year when the ing feud between the Aggies' Hank Iba and the Jays' Dr. Forrest C.

nouse Boys' Club of Philadelphia last night by a score of 43-36. The (Phog) Allen. Last week the Aggies game was played on the local five's be run on Saturday, May 3. The $100,000 added American turf classic will feature the Churchill Downs race meeting which will extend from April 26 to May 17. The date of the Derby will be submitted to the.

Kentucky State Racing Commission, but its acceptance is believed a formality. Nominations for the classic will close Feb. 15. stopped Kansas 47-37, and another victory would give Iba an even break court. LIGHTHOUSE T.

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with Allen in the 18-game series started backin 1936. 3 0 4 St. John's before entering pro ranks, while Bloom is an alumnus of Miami University. 4 0 8 Ferguson. i 0 8 Oallett.f 10 2 Foster, 0 0 The Aggies moved to the finals South was rated one touchdown MIAMI, Fla.

Dec. 28 (NEA). America's le ding racing secretaries, John B. Campbell of New York and Charles J. McLennan of Maryland.

Florida and elsewhere, see different two-year-old colts when they peer into "the future. William Helis" Cos- Bomb, winner of the Arlington Futurity "and Cowdin Stakes, is Jack Campbell's pick as the two-year -old most likely to succeed. Charley Mclennan's choice is the Greentree by nudging Texas 40-39 in a per-! better by the gamblers. Petsis.f Oliver, White.f Markellos.f T.Cassidy.e Yeager.c Fertit.g Linder.ff M.Cassidy.g 1 13 3 7 4 8 0 2 0 0 0 '4 Northern coaches Lynn Waldorf 2 14 Pritchett.e 0 fl 0 Gillespie. 1 3 Sftnsone.g 0 0 Wilson, 2 6 Decision for Steen SAN DIEGO.

Dec. 28 ijp). Irvin Steen. 141, San Diego, won decision over Tommy Franco. Guadalajara, in a 10-round match here last night.

BRINGS YOU DIRECT-PLAY DY PLAY (Northwestern, Ray Morrison Wins on K. O. ASBURY PARK. N. Dec.

28 V). Violet Grid Coach Quits NEW YORK, Dec. 28 (JP). New York University was added to the (Temple) and Bo McMillin (Indiana) declined to predict the Jimmy Moore, 160. Chester, knocked out Larry Gibson, 162, feet defensive game last night.

The setback knocked Texas from among the nation's unbeaten quintets. Meanwhile, the Jayhawks shot their way past a cold and ragged University of Oklahoma 51-43. Trippi to Turn Pro MACON, Dec. 28 (JP)- Th The floor at the Houston Coliseum is tacked onto the ice arena used by the hockey club. Engineers said relative humidity caused dampness to seep from the ice to the floor and workers' efforts to get the floor dry were without success.

More than 4,000 spectators had waited two hours for the first game between Louisiana State and Texas A. M. to start before officials announced the cancellatio. The Phillips Oilers from Bartlesville, were slated to play the University of Houston in the nightcap. Woods Outpoints James CHICAGO, Dec.

28 (JP). Lew Woods, 154, Detroit, took an eight round decision over Tommy James, 147, Chicago, last night before 1,470 fans in the Rainbo Arena. In another eight rounder, Eddie O'Neill, 151, Detroit, beat Kid Cocoa. Puerto Rico. Tot a la 19 5 43 Totals 14 I 36 outcome.

So did the southern mentors, Allyn McKeen (Mississippi Stable's Blue Border, winner of Saratoga's Grand Union Hotel and HoDeful. The son of Bimelech was list today of schools seeking new football coaches. Jack Weinheimer, head coach of the Violets the last three seasons, resigned yesterday, giving no reasons beyond saying he felt he had completed the job of State), Red Sanders (Vanderbilt) and Dutch Meyer (T. C. Trenton, last night in the feature bout on a fight card here.

The final blow came in 2:02 of the second round of the bout, which was programmed for six rounds. All-start talent is sprinkled acquired by Greentree when the rac ing stock of the late Col. E. R. Brad ley was recently dispersed.

liberally among both squads, including several all -conference play putting N. Y. U. back in football after the wartime shutdown. His ers from the Big Nine, the South Fox Hunt Planned CHESTERTOWN, Md, Dec.

23 (Special). For the first time since the recent war a fox hunt, sponsored by the Kent-Cecil Horse Association, will be held tomorrow at Worse 11 Manor, the home of Maj. Alfred Phillips, for an ail-day hunt in Kent and lower Cecil Counties, starting at 9:30 a. m. Ladies as well as men win be permitted to ride in the chase.

1948 team won five and lost three. eastern and the Southern Con Macon Telegraph said today that "it is a better than 2-1 shot" that All-America Charlie Trippi will play professional baseball with Alanta and pro football with either the New York Yankees or the Chicago Bears after graduation. The great halfback, wholl finish ferences. Each also has a little Celtics Release Crisler Hunk Anderson Fined NEW YORK, Dec. 28 Bert Bell has fined Heartly (Hunk) Anderson, line coach of the Chicago Bears, $250 for All-America player the South's Gene Roberts (Chattanooea) and the North's Phil Colella (St.

BOSTON, Dec. 28 JP). The Boston Celtics today announced the outright release of Hall Crisler, a forward who hasn't seen much ac BASKETBALL DOUBLE HEADER AND DANCE Sun. Nitejec. 29 at Georgia in March, told the Tele-professional baseball with Atlanta of the Southern Association is the only pro baseball team willing for him to combine pro football with his diamond career.

tion. Perry Stops Lee HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 28 JP) Aaron Perry, Washington, D. Settlement Teams Split The Settlement Hawkeyes defeated the West Side Bulldogs, 56-26.

while the Settlement Owls bowed to the Kingswood passers, 44-22 in a pair of games played last night on the Settlement floor. Crisler. who played end for the Boston Yanks of the National Football League, was signed after the grid season by the Celtics. Boston's Davis in Cage Game entry in the eastern division of the Basketball Association of America. KBONITA, Dec.

28 JP). Glenn Davis dons a uniform again sharpshooter making his first West Coast start, chalked up a ninth round technical knockout over Don Lee. member of a noted Grand Island. fistic family, in the scheduled 10-round main event at Legion Stadium last night. Perry weighed 148, a pound less than Lee.

tonight but this time it's the ab breviated basketball variety. Fights Last Night "conduct detrimental to the welfare of the National Football League." The action resulted from Anderson's criticism of the coaching and management policies of the Detroit Lions in a speech at a Detroit luncheon. Anderson, formerly with the Lions coaching staff, said at a hearing before Bell last week that his remarks were made entirely without animosity and were intended to be constructive. Wins Skating Awards Miss Anne M. Toner, 110 West Third Street, New Castle, became the first Delaware skater ever to win official recognition from the U.

S. Federation of Amateur Roller-skaters and tfce Rollerskater Rink Cerators Association when she was swarded the bronze medal for pro-Hnrv In danie skating and the By Associated Press The All-American back, star of the unbeaten Army eleven, leads an Bonavenrure). Probable lineups: North Pos. ftnatb Jenkins L. K.

Armstrong Penn I 'Oklahoma A. M.t I' SatterfleJd 1 Northwestern 1 tVanderbilti Ht G. Wozniak Columbia) (Aiabama Bednarik Mantha Pnni (Alabamal Sowiru'ki Milner Indiana 1 iDukei Deal R- Garrett Indianat (Mas. State) Sullivan R. Poole (Villanova (Mississippi! Falcone Q.

B. Tavlor Penn) (Texas Christian Colella L. H. Gilmer St. Bonaventure) (Alabama) Slosberg R.

Tew (Temple) (Alabama 1 Hejman McWilliams (Temple (Misa. State) Kickoff: p. m. (CST). Paulie Jackeon Beaten MINNEAPOLIS.

Dec. 28 JP). Punching viciously to both head and body, Jackie Graves, Austin, featherweight, cleanly outpointed Paulie Jackson of Reading. Pa in a 10-round headline bout here last night. alumni cage team agamst the cur rent Bonita High Schol squad.

Also on the quintet will be Glenn's twin brother. Ralph, Duane Whitehead, Dudley Wins Award PITTSBURGH, Dec. 28 (U.PX Bill Dudley, star halfback of the Pittsburgh Steelers, has been voted the Dapper Tan Club of Pittsburgh Award for 1946. The award is given to the sports figure who did most to publicize the city. Dudley received 35 out of 55 ballots, beating out his coach, Jock for the award.

It was the second time Dudley has been honored by the club. He won the award In 1942. 7:00 ST. HELENA C. (h K.

8:00 St. JoSiptl'S (Brandy wine) ST. ANTHONY'S Danetaf Following Last Game Music By STAN BARTON and "THE ROYALISTS" PLACE: ARMORY 10TH DU PONT STS. U. S.

C. fullback, and Ewell Black well, Cincinnati Reds pitcher. Cage Games Cancelled The C. Y. O.

Parochial League an HOLLYWOOD. Calif. Aaron Perry, 1484. Washington, technically knocked out Don Lee. 149Vi, Grand Island, Neb.

(9). MINNEAPOLIS Jackie Graves. 139. Austin. outpointed Paulie Jackson, 130V, Reading, Pa.

(101. SAN DIEGO. Calif. Irvin Steen. 141, San Diego, outpointed Tommy Praneo, 1434.

Guadalajara, Mexico 10 CHICAGO Lew Woods. 154. Detroit, outpointed Tommy James, 147, Chicago (I'. WORCESTER, Mass. Al Costa.

133. Woonsocket. R. I outpointed Eddie Lee, 153, Amsterdam. N.

T. UOt. ASBTJRT PARK. N. Jimmy Moore, 180, Philadelphia, knocked (rat Larry Gibson, 163, Trenton (3).

College Basketball By Associated Press Last KIcht's Scores Seton Hall, 74: Baldwin-Wallaee. 44. Notre Dame. 64; Dartmouth. 55.

Michigan. 58; Iowa State. 37. Harvard. 58; Wetern Reserve.

M. Oklahoma Ageies. 40; Texas, 39. Kansas. 51; Oklahoma.

45. Drake. 69; South Dakota, 13. Crelghton. 47; Denver.

35. Washington. 61; Minnesota. 4T California. 17: Ohio State, 47.

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