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Dillard Outstanding Athlete Of 1948 Sports Section Comics, Radio, Classified GLENDALE TO FACE THS AMPHI HERE THIS WEEK By ACE BUSHNELL Cardinals, representing a con- tineenlof hoop-hippy class A bucket artisans, will invade the Semises of Tucson this week end for a two-game basket- lall series whch may well srcve as a court-barometer for fans The Redbirds, bringing with them an ummpres- slve campaign record, will a Tucson's baffling Badgers Friaay night arid the. hot-and-cold Amphitheater Panthers Saturday evening. Among other things, Glendale's appearance may answer such ques- Giants Will Hold Trvouts At Mesa as how strong the current edition of the Badger brigade really is; what Badger chances are fcr class A supremacy throughout the remainder of the season: what lies ahead for the ever-surprising Amphl cagers and how great the S3? are a Panther victory over Tucson wherf the two teams rfi-engago Jan. 1C, a week from Saturday. Seek 35th Straight It is certain that the- Cardinals are going to experience no picnic Friday night In the THS emporium.

The Badgers, who have amassed 313 points in-, six games for- an average of 52.1 markers per tilt, TM gunning for their 3otfi consecutive conquest over a two- season period. They would ge tough for any high school quintet to less the low-scoring Redbirds. Comparative scores give Tucson a decided advantage. Glendale bare- fy nipped St. Mary's.

41-39 'the Badgers humbled the Knights Incidentally, Amphl played its best game of the early part of the campaign against St. Mary shellacking the Phoenicians, 49-20 In-contests with another com mon opponent, Mesa, the picture was much the same-only more decisively pro-Tucson. The thipp7dthe Jackrabbits, 49-29 while the Cardinals lost to the Megans. 54-41. Amphi demonstrated brand of ball agalns' the Jacks, losing badly, 41-27.

Among other tiffs the Glendale record shows meager -33-25 trl umph over pint-sized Peona and a one-point loss to the Yuma Crlras 40-39. The Badgers, paced by Forward Bill Kemmerles wM a. six-game total of 99 points, or 16.5 per con test, hope to use the Cardinals as- sparring partners before, the "biir game" Saturday night. At tha time the Phoenix Coyotes possible class A contenders for Tucson's crown, will' be in town for a- set-to with the seemingly unbeatable Badgers. Rough "Week End Glendale appears to be in for a rough week end.

The. Redbirds will-move in to the northside bandbox Saturday evening, after a battle with the champs, only to find a victory-starved Panther waiting for them. Amphi will 'play Glendale "refreshed," Coach Genung's- charges are not slated for any action Friday. The Panthers, who have been practicing under poor conditions this week-due to the cold weather, hope nonetheless to show vast improvement against the Cardinals. Frigid temperatures have 'forced Amphl's, squad Indoors so that 35 are now using one miserable concrete- floor for.

their dally court capers. Genung Is searching for a tall guard to stop "Dead Eye" Kern- merles in the coming Amphl-Tuc- gon clash, but it doesn't, look like anyone Is going sprout up overnight. Genung's only hope Is that Larry Hart, the Panther's steady a and leading point-maker with 45, will be to halt Coach. Bud Doolen's unerring marksman. In the last Amphi-Tucson tussle on Dec.

22, the Panthers attempted 15. free throws and sank eight, and tried 45, field- goals and hit for only 12. If this 26 per cent, record can 'be enhanced a week and a half hence, the northsiders -may endanger Tucson's unblemished string. Amphi's best scoring percentage to date was registered in the St. Mary's tilt when the Panthers nicked the net', on 37 per cent their Their worst performance was against a when the percentage was a weak Alaskan Girappler Goes Over The Ropes The New York Giants will hold their three-day Meita winter train- Injr camp at Mesa iPriday through Sunday regardless of weather conditions, according to Mickey Shader, western scoot.

Shader was in Tucson yesterday and left today for Globe. He will arrive In Phoenix tomorrow. The tryont camp, open to all, will be staged daily at 10 a.m. nt Rendezvous park. Shader was president of the Tucson Cowboys of the Arizona-Texas league College Cagers In Close Games By TED MEIER NEW YORK, Jan.

results were in coj- legiate basketball circles last night by the arrest of men charges of attempting to fix the 1 George a i n-Manhattan game at Madison Square Garden. This was first game 'of a twin bill before. 17,251. spectators and GW walloped Manhattan, a 13-point 71-63. In the afterpiece CONY beat St.

John's of 53 to 56, for the first time in three years, bui had to go an do it. Conference play opened in.the Big Seven Oklahoma again beating Kansas, 38 to 36; on.Paul Courty's field'goal in the. last 10 seconds. The Sooners whipped Kansas, 52-49, in final of the Big Seven conference last week. In the Southern conference Davidson dumped Maryland, 52-49.

In the Southwest conference Texas Christian took Southern Methodist, 58-52, while Oregon nipped Idaho, 50-48, in the '-northern division of the Pacific Coast North Carolina State, en route home from a. disastrous far: west invasion, tripped Canlsius, at Jim Lacy's long-shot in the. seconds gave Baltimore Loyola a 74-72 triumph; over Cincinnati Syracuse, Invaded the'home of Cornell's quintet at and beat the Big Red 49-44. Another once-beaten club, LaSalle, whipped Muhlenberg, 73-56, at Philadelphia. Louisville returned homo from an eastern tour- and- dropped a 54- to 50 decision to the' Phillips Pacific Coast Football Teams 126 Pounds For Coach Murray Memtenhall the Anderson Packers of the National Basketball league and Guard Murray Mendenhall, comprise the only father and son combination In pro basketball.

Holmbeck Wins Grapple Match By SKIBO MCKAY Eric Holmbeck and Sam Men-, acker staged, an all out perform-, ance in last night's wrestling show: at the West Congress arena. The two behemoths threw the "rules out. the door. in the ancient art of catch'-as-catch-can. Holmbeck, taping the Toledo's at a hefty 275 -pounds, is the bulk-; jest- grappler to appear here since the appearance of lumbering Primo, Musial Is Second; Zaie: Voted Third NEW YORK, Jan.

5. Dillard, the nation's I premier hurdler and one of the world's fastest humans, was named today as the athlete who made the outstanding comeback of 1948. The great Baldwin-Wallace track' man was cited for his 'remarkable 100-meter victory in the London cuea ior -Olympics following his failure to IT 1 qualify for hurdles In the Olympic fi f-pflitryouts. Dillard's failure to' make the Olympic' team in his specialty, the Camera here last year. His mon icker, "The' Chest," fills in per- jfectly.

Bill Trumbo and' Frank 1 Leight take second place to the 56 inch chest of the massive Holmbeck, Holmbeck copped the best two out of three falls somiwindup which went the' limit. "The Chest," former Alaskan gold miner, took the first fall in 10. minutes with a full body press. The second fall went to Men- acker via drop kick and body press in 10 The deciding fall was Holmbeck's with a full body press in four minutes, 220-pound Texan captured the main event over Bosley won the opening fall with a ton's strong boy, Pat Fraley. Fra- body.

press 'while James returned to take the second in nine minutes with a Boston crab hold. James was awarded, the match Team Year NEW YORK, Jan 5. (IP)--With their backs to the wall, the and Indians carrie 'back' on 194S to beat the Boston Red Sox in a special playoff game for the American league baseball pennant. They went on the beat Boston's Braves in the World Series and todav stand ag the team of- the year. The athletic poll sports writers from coast to coast and border to border put the Indians at the t'op of the -heap.

In second place came the mighty Michigan Wolverines, collegiate football leaders, while the U. S. Olympic squad third. Of the 9S voting, 28 named the the Indians as their first choice, 27 saw them second and 16 picked hurdles, came as a stunning surprise to track fans all over the country. It was even more shocking than his loss to Bill Porter in the 100-meter high hurdles in the annual AAU championships a week before.

Until that defeat; Dillard had piled up S2 con- seculive i tories and was regarded as the i 1 a ion'of America's high hurdlers. Dillard I qualify in the sprint, however, a proceeded Harrison Dillard to make Olympic history. He defeated his teammate, Barney Ewell, in the 100 meters, tying the Olympic mark of 10.3 set. by Jesse Owens in 1032. He was also a member of the U.

S. them third. Their point total was team wh i ch won the Olympic 400154. Michigan garnered 122 points on 17 first place votes, 27 seconds and 17 thirds. The Olympians had a after down before a seriesitotal of SO points.

hni.4 frnm TiValflV WhO wnrrl- of head from Fraley who Sam ex-lumberjack from Oregon, nonchalantly losses mritch with the "Jest" two out of three Will Play Only In Rose Rovrls PALM SPRINGS, Jan. 5. Coast conference teams hereafter are banned from all. postseason football bowl games -except the Rose Bowl. Representatives of coast, schools announced this at meeting yesterday Season play is finished the second Saturday after failed to heecr the warnings Referee Ray Garcia -that his- procedure was Bud 'Curtis, former weigh tliftcr and Tempe college grldder, 'and Terry McGinnis wrestled to- a' draw in' their' one fall opener.

Curtis possersed one of the best physiques among matmen to perform here Next week's main event will see Wee Willie Davis, former Hollywood' stuntman, and Pat Fraley in a one. hour two out of three fall tussle. Eric and 'I Butch one-time; Minnesota fullback; tangle in the semifinals Jesse James and; 'Morris Sha- meet' In the one fall opener. Cleveland's mighty professional football team, the Browns, winners of the All- American conference crown for-three consecutive years, were fourth with' 67 points; They were followed by Kentucky's basketball- team, the Phillips Oilers cage squad, 29: and the Norte, Dame grid aggregation with 11. North Carolina's football team and the Philadelphia Eagles, National league football champions, finished eighth and ninth tively.

Racer Top Basketball Scores Border Conference Texas Mines 44, West Texas State 43 the last Thursday in November, the conference ruled. Specifically from the ruling are games The action means Oregon's appearance. In the. Cotton this year was the 'last a coast school may. go east or south for a bowl game.

Although conference teams previously were barred'- from, other games only.by an unwritten rule, Oregon had to league permission to appear in the Cotton Bowl. 'Send Request OJlers. BYU Rallies To Defeat Nevada LAS VEGAS, Jan. 5. (U.R)-- Brigham Young university.

cagers came from behind in the second half last night to take a smashing 61 to 57 victory and make it two 1'n a' row the Nevada Wolfpack. Flashy Joe Nelson got eight of his 15 the last period to help the Cougars Nevada's 35 to 30 halftime lead. BYU opened up in the first two minutes of the second -half with a barrage of baskets that gave them a 37 to 35 edge. The, lead then sec-sawed from team to team until Brigham Young took it midway in the half and never lost it. Nevada Guards Ron Dupratt and Les Ray used their' long set-shots to'keep their team in the running.

At one point Nevada, pulled to within, one point of the Cougars, 56 to 57. Dupratt's 17 points garnered scoring laurels for the night. Ray tallied 12. The game was watched by a crowd of 1,200. Nevada was edged by BYU Monday night 59 to 56.

years ago New York Giants bought Catcher- Walker Cooper from-St. Louis -Cardinals for $175,000. A request of the Tournament' of Roses association, sponsor of the Rose Bowl, for abolishment of ai cs terday Big Nine rule permitting teams to; appear in the New Year's game! only once in three years was- for-' warded to the Western conference, PCC- Commissioner 'Victor -'0. Schmidt announced, Michigan, Big Nine champion this season and last, was hot allowed to come to the Rose Bowl' Saturday and cannot come next year, if it' wins the title again. Schmidt said the conference did not.approve'or disapprove of the association's request.

Big Xino. or the first professional prize Commissioner K. L. (Tug) Wnson' nts 0 'new 'year told him the request Vould be; Heading -the 'list of taken under consideration by- the; i D0 Rocky Lucero, -Mexico's Western conference; Schmidt said. The conference barred football or basketball players-from participation in their sports in slimmer physical education classes, after criticism was leveled at 18 members of the' Oregon football squad for taking such -a class last year Four Arrested On Charge Of Trying To Bribe Cage Player By JOE HEICHLER on a NEW YORK, Jan.

5. men were under arrest uii a bribery charge today after a college Sd authormes they tried to get him to "fix" a game District Attv Frank Hogan said the arrests last night, following investigation bv New York City detectrves, came after David Shapiro of Brook lyn, cocaptain of George Washington university's cage squad, had reported the bribe offer to him. Hogan praised Shapiro, a 25-year- old GI law student who won four battle stars in World War II, for his courage and honesty in working with the district attorney's office until the arrests were made. Four Named Charged with violation of a section of the penal law covering bribery of participants in. amateur sports and with conspiracy were: Joseph Aronowitz, 35, a cloth cutter, of Brooklyn, N.Y.

Philip Klein, 24, a linotype oper- also Brooklyn. Jack Levy-, 40, of Fla. William Rlvlln, 43, of New, York) Offered $1,000 Hogan said Shapiro, told him that the 'four men- had offered him Sl.OOO to make, certain his team lost to Manhattan college at Madison Square Garden last night by, a lopsided score. Manhattan, an early favorite, rose to a favorite Before game -time. Shapiro didn't score a point, in the game and fouled-out on.

five personals, Immediately after the by George Washington 71-63, in a surprise', Shapiro was -whisked away to. the district attorney's office to identify, the arrwted HMD. Jan. 5. (fPj--Calu- met Farm's "big little horse" Fervent has 1 top weight of' 126 -pbunds for the 12th running of Hialea.h's added on.

Saturday, Secretary. Chnrles J. Me- NEW YORK, Jan. (IP)--. Busy Sandy Saddler will defend his "world" featherweight Feb.

11--less than four months after he won it. His foe in the 15-round title fight at Madison Square Garden will be the tough little campaigner from whom he -snatched tho crown--WiHIo Pep of Hartford, Conn. The Twentieth Century sport, ing club completed the match. 1 M-U WildcatjCager Arizona Leon 'Blevins j' 5 xtvicr 12 id Bob Honea. have-good percent- yr jiSi-cy 02.

wcst.vinrtma 1 nn 'Ipld iroal at- Concert10. Hloh School Yuma. 27. Bradley. College Bmkttbil! Phillips Cillers M.

Univ. of Louisville age of connections on field goal at- Blevins, who here Recing Secretary, unaries J. WHO nere Lervnan's Release for from phoenix-' at- the mile- and' a puarteprace" showed Fervent 48 nominees 23 pounds. The undersized son. of Blenheim won the Ben' 'All, Dixie, Equipoise'.

Mile, and Wash-j tempted 115 shots and made good on 37. for a 32.2 Honea has, per cent of his shots and Crum Guard Billy Mann has a 34.4 average but has made only 11 field JilU ington Park Handicap, in, 1948. goals in seven Guards Art Four horses were assigned: 123 Carroll 'and Leo. Johnson pounds- each They, were Fervent's a' starter, percentages of 27..0 Semate Coaltown two South and 22,3 AmerTan 'impoftaiions, Sunshine B.evins Inquisitor and Mrs. with 89.

points followed toy M. came Dixiana. Stable's Star The South American Beauchef and Ben F. Whilaker's filly. Miss, Request were giverf 121 pounds each.

Frederick L. Hammer's Marchons 3nd, the South American which has won all- five of. his starts, in this country, and -Dixiana's Shy Guy received assignments of 120 A i-irtunH iinrlor 1 A wrist watch--will be awarded pounds each. pouncI under the list was Whitaker's My Request, and P. L.

Grissom's Sun Herod. Next in the lineup was eight- year-old Lucky Draw, George Widencr's gelding which is at- A I1C1RS UL Hit: i L.eiT][ 6 him the request Vould be; Heading 'list of glovomen 1 after a long layoff. He was as- i i us in the Widener Handi- by White's Jewelers to the winner, of the outstanding- bout on Bill Santos' boxing, card Friday-at the West Congress arena. Five haVe been lightweight champion, facing Pedro Alvarez in the 10-round- main event. Alvarez gained prestige when he set -Billy Shelton and Willie -Bean, both from Phoenix, back to the through defeats.

Dvnamite and and-presumably studying ay pere'z, El Paso, pair' off in A regulation was issued that-the eight-round semiwindup. 'Jack- fa son has prov.ed a troublesome boxer among his 147-pound opponents due to' the -well-known solar plexus punch carries. Billy Hale, Phoenix, and- Angel Grada, El Paso, tangle in a six- round bout made to order- for the shifty featherweights. Fred Montoya, Tucson, is slated to meet Tommy Los a four-round middleweight 'tussle. The opener pits Joe Valle against an opponent expected to be named today for a light heavyweight prohlbtts spring.

football practice from starting until the spring semester and bans practice-at the end of the regular fall schedule. New Safety Rule The PCC adopted a new safety rule placing a broken yellow line five yards outside playing field boundaries as a barrier for bystanders. Another new regulation permits the release of motion pictures games at the end of the regular playing season instead of after Jan. 1. Officials are now allowed to work freshman, games of the schools they 'attended.

Tommy. Fitzpatrick, supervisor of league football officials, denied that an attempt was made to put Field Judge Jay.Berwanger on the spot In Northwestern's disputed Rose Bowl touchdown. He answered Jim Masker, visor of Big Nine officials, who Referee Jim Cain tried to shift responsibility for the ruling to Berwanger. Art cap. The fourth member of Calumet -the Wildcats; drilled- in.

preparation for' their opening Border conference game here tomorrow against the Hardin-Slmmens The lanky center year scored- 165 points as the Wildcats won the Border championship for the third consecutive. year. Junior Crum will remain as the starting center with Cherry and Jack Spilsbury ba'cklng him up. Fresno IJulldogs; Name New Mentor Manchester- 4S 52. Maryland 49 Prcsbvterlan 69.

Pacific- Mills- Syracuse 43. Cornell 44- Trinity 33, Corcus- Christ! 11 rn Univ. of- Oklahoma of KMSM 36 Mohmoulh Collem 66. filuincy 58 Klrksvillc Teachers 48. Lorns.Colleire Norfolk Navy 51.

Elon 48 54. Hancs Hosiery. (Hid.) 42 relay. Dillard's feats, earned him 14 first- place votes, six seconds and three thirds from the 96 participating sports writers in the yearend Associated Press poll for a first place total of 57 Stan great outfielder of, the St. Louis Cardinals was runner- up to Dillard with 46- points.

For. boosting his batting average from a mediocre (for him) .312 to a league-leading .376, and pacing the loop in runs batted in, runs scored, hits, doubles, triples, total bases and slugging average, Musial received 11 first place nominations, six seconds and one third. Tony Zale, who regained his world's middleweight title by turn- ling the tables on Rocky Grazianrx me later lost the crown to Marcel Cerdan), took third place with 34 points. He picked up seven first jlace votes. Joe Louis' knockout of Joe Walcott after being to a disputed victory via decision over the same fighter, earned him place with 22.

points. DiMagglo Fifth Fifth place went to Joe DiMagglo, New York Yankees' star center- fielder, for: his'fine performance after an ordinary 1917 season. Ee got 19' points. The Cleveland Indians and Pittsburgh Pirates got 17- and 13 points, respectively, for sixth Sind seventh place'spots. The Indians climbed place in jt7 to Jvin the Farm's.

Widener team of entries.Ineth-Gleason FRESNO, Jan. 5 (U.PJ--A'lvin "Pix" Pierson was, named hearf football coach at Fresno yesterday, succeeding Ken- a a Methodist 52 Mnmolln AiM 70. Barksdale- Field Superior- (Wis.) M. Macileitcr St. Ol'af Concordla fMlnn.V 54 of Mississippi'- M.

Southwestern Uuocr Iowa 51. Dopauw 58. Hanover 57 Huntlnoton rDcl.) 4 1 SL Benedict's 54, Southwestern As.l 41 Kranklln 45, Anderson 39 63. West Virginia 44 Moorhcnd CMinn.1 Tcachera S7. Valley City, Teachers 57 Southwestern Louisiana East Texas Baptist 42 Texas WesN-yan 41.

Hardin Collcus 30 Kansas Wesleyan of Emporla 57 Orccon so: Idaho 48 CCXV 58,: St. (overtlmt) -METHODISTS WIN The First', Methodists defeated the --Methodists, 45-20, and the First routed the Trinity 31-13, in Church league games staged last night, at the YMCA. Don McKenna ipaced the First Methodists with 12 'points. Faultless, 'was bracketed at 117 pounds with Mrs. K.

Haggerty's Rampart. King Ranch's mare, But Why Not, and Stud Poker-from E. E. Voynow's- given 116 Fred. Hooper's South American, Qulbu, at 115, From assignments scaled down' to -the" two -Mrs; T.

Christopher's Anecdote and'; A1 Decozen's S.trutin at-103 pounds each. Charlie a las To Box Mario Cabrera President'Arnold E. Joyal made the He.said Gleason will be retained as' assistant professor of physical- education. Pierson. came-to Fresno State as pennant and World In '48.

The Pirates vaulted' from a place tie to a first division fifaish. Los Angelfes Rams Draft Oregon Ace LOS 5. (U.R)--The Los Angeles bave drafted Oregon -Quarterback Norman 1 Van Brocklin, President Dan Reeves announced today. The nation's fifth ranking passer, Van Brocklin has a. year's eligibility left at Oregon but plans to graduate in June! "He's married and thinks this.Is the time' to capitalize on his foqj-- ball Reeves declared.

"We took quite a gamble in landing him. He was our fourth' draft pick, but he have stayed on the list that, long-if the other teams had known he-planned-to gradual? I think he's the coast's top By HUGH. FITLljERTON, JR. NEW YORK; Jan. 5.

Iff)--Francis Albertanti and'Dumb Dan. Morgan, who have seen fighters. come and line coach in 1941. He has coached go for.agoo-d many on at the University -of Tampa, and the University of He' a' tackle on Andy Smith Wonder Team" at the. University one one explanation for the recent successful boxing invasions.fronr-Eu- That's found in the adage that fighter is good They come over here to woiiuer at l( of California, which met Ohio-get something, to-eat," Morgan ex- State in'the.

Rose Bowl in' 1921. Brands has ens to add Surprises Experts With Win PHOENIX, -Jan. '5, (U.R)--Ari- zona's welterweight champion, Charlie Salas, nis first appearance''in Phoenix Madison Square- garden tonight an auspicious one when he squares off against Mario Cabrera, New Orleans standout i "no. Motes. Cabrera Has established Gleason came to 1946 s'-assistant coach under Jim Brad' top po- that Robert who makes his American debut-Friday, follows sition in 1947.

Last the Bulldogs won 1 main record-in New Orleans and fought-in New- York arenas. 3 favorite. Charley. Thg emiwindup matches Chino alim'iAlonzo, Nogales, with Mike Branda, In a torrid bout before a crowd of 2,500, Campds, 134V 2 although some critics said he'kwo rounds for a unanimous deci- ision. In the ninth round Riley, Masker, but' I can't quite figure out his reasoning," Fitzpatrick said.

"In breath he criticizes Cain for putting Berwanger on the spot and in the next breath he concedes it Is up to the official in the besuposltion to report his observation on the play to the referee." ropes by a chopping right but weathered Campos' best. In the final heat both fighters came out 'with their best punches, but. Campos had'the better of the exchanges and several times shook his St. Louis, opponent. Campos suffered a cut eye in the sixth that bled throughout the CANCEL CAGE GAMES fight.

Referee Charley Randolph Games for the remainder of topk.onepoint away RUey. for this.week- in City -Recreation basketball- league.have been canceled due 10 cold weather. Last night the Park Trojans downed the Blue Dragons, 38-17. a'cut that, opened the eye. The" judging was close with Randolph taking Campos'by five-points, Judge Frank 1 Holborow by.

four and. Judge Fraakic Los Angeles- lightweight. Badminton Ghamp Meets India Star a LOS ANGELES-, 5. National Champion Dr. David Freeman will meet 'India's -No.

1 badminton Davin'dcr Mohan Lai, Saturday night in Los Angeles' Pan Pacific auditorium, it was; disclosed today. Blande Welcome, president of the Southern California Badminton association, and Sushil'R. Ruia, vice- president of the All-India Badminton association, announced arrangements for, the match. The Indian star has been touring Canada with other members -of his team. three, lost six, and' tied one.

firake Team Safe In Train Mishap DES' MOIXES, OP)-A Salad Bowl trip to did cooks a big meal for him at noon and he doesn't go to. the- gym four in the aftern'oon In that Albertanti, he's' like Max, says Schmeling. Max even. over his food and water from Germany so there'd be no change. All he- took back was.

money. Drake university Bulldogs. The locomotive of the train bringing a team Into Des Moines 'jumped the tracks -near the rf New Year's evo "open house" at the 20th Century club (Harry Markson moans that two dozen managers consumed 150 sand- The Bulldogs a' trip to ''Ft, Collins, for a football game with Colorado AM, their train was derailed. Douglas, Austin To Tangle Friday DOUGLAS, -Jan. .5.

Douglas- Bulldog cagers have scheduled a game here, for Friday night with Austin -hieh. of El Paso, Coach 8 Starza, saw his boy knocked down by Gene Gosncy at St. Nicks recently Tho other pilots reported that JDcAngelo 'turned his head away and shouted: "My gosh, all my work has been fn vain." OIOS-MIMjTE SPORTS PAGE By signing George the Los Angeles Dons have plumb ruined Papa Bear Halas's' idea of letting-George umpiring to fight refereeing-. Southwest cage fans are looking, for a couple of lively tussles when Bill DeWitt, who plays forward for Baylor, faces brother John, Texas AM center Rizzo, Syracuse player suspended -from National -Basketball" league play for the season, may finish the campaign in the American league. The circuits', don't, work' together.

LAST WORD bJT BOWIS After listening to the Sew the air. we -can't understand why' Mel Allen, who can reel off names like Tunnlcllff-and Aschenbrenncr a slip, stumbled.on-such home towns as Sayrc, and Vallcjo, Calif. The Sugar Bowl result Is easy to explain: Those Oklahoma boys from the whistle slops know Just how to flag choo chob. DOTS AM-, BROTHERS Don Panciera, U. of San Francisco quarterback drafted by -the Philadelphia Eagles, lives in directly opposite Manager Eddie Sawyer of the Phillies.

Chicago's Warren Brown Is a book on the White Sox for spring publication. By fall there orobably won't be any sale fe cVffey ofDouglas announced. Halas's' idea of letting -yeorge use TheDouglas-Bisbee-game-atBis-up his last year of eligibility to bee, originllly 'scheduled -for Erl- become an All-America back before day. night, 'Will be played the Bears Swanton. Scran ton, wll, David oo for it Floyd 0.

Smith a Hull, 111, schoolteacher, makes up schedules for nearly 30 minor baseball leagues. Wonder how many trains he misses? SHORTS AXD.SHEIXS Cleveland's Bill Vceck, stffl steaming up that feud with Dan Topping of the Yankees, claims Dan Is "the only man who ever fired a championship football manager and a championship baseball, manager In the same; year." Bill Yeoman, -of Glendale, who plays center on the Army, football and basketball tile.