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JOURNAL-EVERY EVENING Slick Chick By Charles Burns Possession Helps Okla. Two Probes Begun On Death of West POET Defeat CCNY State Boxing Commission, Police Department I 1 li 1 1 La-" I I rrrT. r-i ftU If f-S "Urf, I i U3 4, ''i" Jl OF TM OCVS Or 0l9MS Kerp-the-Ball Technique, Start Separate Inquiries on Boxer Who Died After Knockout NEW YORK, Dec. 22 (INS). Two separate investigations begin to Friday, December 22, 1950 Page 20 17 STWtaeB TMB C'CttS' TWO I Zone Defense Employed By Sooners in Victory; S.

California Beaten day into the death' of Alfred (Sonny Boy) West whose attempt to earn i 7 A La Carte "Christmas money" by fighting ended tragically when a jarring right drove him into unconsciousness with a fatal brain injury. The Negro lightweight fighter became the third ring fatality in the United States in 1950. By AL CARTWRIGHT West, a 21-year-old OO Sports Editor OST profitable state of the week is Delaware. The annual report of the Delaware Racing Commission shows that the a Fan' Mack Busy on Birthday; state received a net income of $861,601.13 from the 1950 meeting at Delaware Park. And on the debit side, it cost the state just $2,691.33 for the operation of the four-man commission.

This NEW YORK. Dec. 22 (U.R). "Old-fashioned" possession-style basketball and the widely-scorned zone defense still win games, as Coach Bruce Drake's Oklahoma Sooners proved to City College of New York's defending national champions. By thoroughly exploiting the keep the ball until you-have-a-good-shot, technique and coupling it with the zone, which is informally banned in many conferences, the fifteenth ranked Sooners handed sixth-ranked CCNY its second defeat of ttie season.

48 to 13, last night at Madison Square Garden in New York. Fourth-ranked Oklahoma A and Declares Clubs Erred In Removing Chandler includes salaries, commissioners at $1 each, stenographer, office rent, rubber bands for the $1 bills and other incidentals. Aloysius O'Brandywine Fahey sometimes must suspect that he's on the wrong side. Why, it takes him months to get enough winners to match the state income. Joe Hall supplied three field goals from a guard position as the St.

Joseph's College frosh basketball team won from St. Joe's Prep in Philadelphia. Paul (Don't Call Me Doggy) Hahn is credited with the best engineering feat of the holiday season, getting himself and the missus and the nine little Hahns all on one Christmas card. And Ous Seaburg's greeting features the latest in Christmas poultry. Thanks to everyone for the Make a nice collection.

Harry Jacobs, the D. lightweight, died at St. Clare's Hospital last nigrht a little' less than 24 hours after he was battered senseless in the seventh round of a bout at St. Nicholas Arena by Percy Bassett of Philadelphia. Sonny Boy never regained consciousness.

Death was attributed to "inter-cerebral hemorrhage resulting from cerebral concussion." Chairman Eddie Eagan of the New York State Boxing Commission announced that he will conduct a "thorough investigation to see if everything was as it should be" regarding the bout. The legal bureau of the police department also said that, following procedure in other ring fatalities, "all parties concerned" will be called to the district attorney's office for statements. Seventh Ring Death West's death was the second for New York the year and both of them resulted in fights at St. Nick's. Laverne Roach died last February following a knockout by Georgie Small.

The other U. S. ring death occurred in California on Dec. 7 when Johnny Lopez was killed. Six other fighters were killed throughout the world this year, making a total of nine.

In 1949 there were 16 ring fatalities. Dr. James T. Daniels, neurologist, who performed two operations on West, said he believed the "major cause" of the fighter's injury appeared to be "the severe impact of his head striking the ring floor." another leading proponent of possession-styled basketball, scored its seventh straight victory of the season by knocking Southern California from the unbeaten ranks, 50 to 48, at Los Angeles. Bradley's unbeaten Braves, who rank second nationally behind Kentucky, made it eight straight victories by walloping Centenary.

52 to 64. and seventh-ranked Long Island University romped to its fifth straight triumph by trimming 14th-ranked UCLA. 90 to 71. in another lntersectional clash. In other leading intersectional games, Holv Cross took another step Al Cart wright many fine cards.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 22 "I'm just a fan now," said Connie Mack today as he celebrated his eighty-eighth birthday. This is the first birthday in 67 years that the grand old man of baseball has observed as a spectator. He retired as manager of his beloved Athletics last Oct. 18.

He managed the A's for 50 seasons and had been active as player and manager for 67 campaigns. How is he taking retirement? "I'm so busy that I don't have time to even realize I'm retired," Mack told the usual crowd of press and radio men who visited him in his Shibe Park tower office. Answers Each Letter Mail for Connie still pours into the office from all over the world. And he replies to every letter. It keeps him going five days a week.

The routine Mack has followed ever since he took over the Athletics in i901 hasn't varied any. Every morning at 10 sometimes earlier the straight-backed dean of baseball men can be seen in his office chair. He generally works until about 1 toward a place among the ranking teams by edging Vanderbilt. 62: Tulan beat Northwpstern. 57 to 49.

and Dayton knocked off Tennessee. 76 to 61. (ireemvood Alumni Beat Varsity Five GREENWOOD, Dec. 22 Special). Greenwood High's basketball varsity lost to the Alumni here -5p'' 1 1 1 last night.

50-32. The grads got off p. m. and then goes home. Speaking in customary manner Chadick, Oldest CYO League Player at 32, Still Standout Despite Injury, Year Layoff Under New York State regulations ring padding must be at least an inch thick.

Deputy Commissioner Joe Alperin, each phrase punctuated with a New England-drawled "ah" Mack- discussed the problems of baseball. to a 19-4 first-period ndvantage. Ray Vincent and Bob Rooney, totaling 31 points, were the hi? guns. The girls won the preliminary game from the Alumnae. 41-20.

ALUMNI 1 OREKKWOOD who was in charge of the Arena It was around this same time, abo, "Of course," he said, "the welfare Wednesday night, had pronounced that Chadick made his debut in the bowling bug, was first, as usual. Joe McCarron in the Allentown Morning Call columns this information on the baseball outlook there: got quite a lot' of spade work to do in Allentown after the terrific attendance drop there last season, and we may not name a manager for some time' said Fred Saigh, owner of the parent Cardinals, at St. Petersburg, Fla. We attempted to outline to Mr. Saigh some of the reasons for the attendance drop here in 1950, pointing out that it.

was not alone Allentown that was way off but the entire Inter-State League as well. We don't believe that television and radio had as much to do with the attendance drop as the unusually bad weather, and so informed Mr. Saigh. In contrast to the year before when Allentown had only one date postponed because of weather conditions, 1950 saw over a dozen postponements at Breadon Field because of rain or cold weather. TV and radio broadcasts of major league games hurt some, especially on nights when CJurt Simmons was slated to pitch for the Phillies early in the season.

Starting off the 1950 we thought, and still do, that Allentown had a better ball club than at the start of the 1949 season when Allentown won the pennant by 11 games, but the parent Cardinals didn't give Gene Corbett the replacements that it gave to Al Hollings-worth the season before. And as a result when the race got hot, Allentown was left at the post. With a good ball club in 1951, we believe Allentown fans will back the Cardinals better than ever before, that the attendance will go better than the record 1949 season. For one thing, there's a roof on. the Breadon Field grandstand now and the Sunday afternoon games will draw better." They tried to revive boxing in Lancaster the other night, and when the show was over they had to revive the promoter.

The paid attendance was a fast 385. Tom Crumlish, the old fight manager, is recuperating from illness at 812 Madison Street and would like to hear from the mob. The Blue Rocks will have working agreements next season with Elizabethton of the Class Ap palachian League and Pittsfield, the newest Phillie branch, in the Class Canadian-American League. And it's definite that the club will wear new red pin-striped home and away uniforms, just like the big team. Eddie Horgan has picked out a double-breasted one, which would be an improvement for him, at that.

of the nation must come first and baseball must be prepared to do whatever it can to help. F. the ring up to specifications. and other boxing officials would not say whether or not they thougnt the thicknes in the padding was CYO League. And in his first pea-son, he played on the championship St.

Paul team. "I'll never forget the last game of By IZZY KATZMAX- Paul Chadick, rated one of the great home-grown basketball players in Wilmington history, still is playing a first-class game. Although now 32 years old, there is no appreciable difference in his play than when he crashed the local court The man who managed Milwaukee during the Spanish-American War adequate. MeSirk TOrbert I Trotts.t Roonev.c Langtorde Brewing a our best-oi-tnree series wnn tt. and guided his A's through two world wars said he had "no doubt a 0 1 3 0 1 1 A West began to sink rapidly alter 1 1 2 0 2 0 1 3 0 Mv 1 1 Dennis, 4 16 Mfsslck.f 0 0 Calhoun.

7 115 1. DrnnU.k 0 0 0 Marvel 4 4 12 cr inline. 0 0 0 I.ord ft Bowman Newman jTurkerg 10 53 Totals 19 4 the two operations to remove clots on his brain. From 3:10 p. m.

up that baseball will survive this latest emergency." to the point he was pronounced dead He paused briefly, then said slow- at 7:59 the young Negro was ly. "I was shocked at the failure io kept alive by artificial respiration. Hedwig's in the auditorium in back of Wilmington High." said Chadick. "St. Hedwig's had a big.

husky center in Stan Macel, who had a good pivot shot. We were ahead by two points with-10 seconds to go. Macel got the ball in the pivot and our entire team ganged up on him. But he got the ball away and sank it. "Fly Hoilahan was the referee.

Mumni of the major league owners to re His parents, Mr. and Mrs. frank 1531 new the contract of Commissioner Greenwood Wilson and (A. Chandler. I still do not un West, were at the hospital.

Mrs. West collapesd shortly after the derstand it. After all. Chandler couple arrived from Washington, horizon around 15 years ago, veteran observers say. Chadick returned to the CYO, Major League this season af ter a 10-year absence, and immediately reestablished himself as one of its, standout operatives.

Now playing with St. John's, he currently is the second leading scorer in the circuit, with a 16.3 point average for 10 games. He is the oldest player in the loop. "Good As Ever" Butch Bailey, who played on theT: same teams with Chadick as a i youngster, and now is coaching the aid everything that was expected of and she was put to bed in the hos mm ana did it well. He's a detective now.

He wouldn't pital. 'What More Do Ther Want? Pro rr.skctball I. ail Ni(b('a ReculU Vt.TIOV,l. ASSOCIATION Tori WaVre Syracuse 72 AMFKICAN LEAGl'E No games scheduled Tonight's Schedule No games scheduled in any league. "What more do they want? Why Jack Johnson's Nephew West's father, who told newsmen wie commissioner arranged for pav about Sonny Boy's love for boxing, and that he was a grand nephew of mem oi more than $800,000 for world Series television, didn't he? allow the field goal, but awarded a foul shot, ruling that Macel was fouled before he shot.

The spectators rushed out on the floor and someone socked him and broke his nose." Played in Garden Chadick's biggest thrill? Playing in Madison Square Garden with the late Jack Johnson, revealed That alone should have been enough that he saw his boy fatally injured. io seep nun in office. I'm afraid the owners have made a terrible -I was watching it on television at home," he said. St. Paul's team in the CYO League, 1 was talking about Chadick the other night and said: "Paul is as good a basketball player now as he ever was.

He's mistake. West's wife Jessie, who expects a second child soon, remained at expressing aeep concern, suggested baseball might "in these times be unable to get the exact tvnp St. Joe's. I played two years of varsity at St. Joe's before quit- 1 1 home in Washington with their one year-old daughter.

Sharon. ting. Freshmen were eligible to play It was to buy Christmas gifts for varsity ball then." Mill. his family that West sought the Paul later played pro ball ith i on fight with Bassett. He received Amsterdam in the New York State i only $220 as his thare of the gate Paul Dounstaie Editors Protest 'All Stale' THE Delaware Coast Press, "the only local newspaper for Lewes and Rehoboth Beach, Delaware," came out with an all-state scholastic football team in this week's issue and set off a lot of fireworks downstate.

The Press listed a first and second-team lineup on Page 1 under the heading of "Delaware Coast Press all-state team, selected by editors of weekly newspapers," and gave credit to a number of "participating editors" of other Kent and Sussex weeklies as having aided in the selections. Now comes a protest from Mary Houston Robinson, of the Sussex Countian in Georgetown, as spokesman for the "participat as the fight drew only 895 spectators of man the game needs to replace Chandler. "Personally, I believe some of the seven that voted against him were carried along by the influence of others. When they've had time to reconsider what they have done, I think they'll change their minds. I believe that when the final decision comes, they'll keep Chandler in office." League, and with Wilmington, Wilkes-Barre and Trenton in the American League, as a pro, he got his greatest kick out of beating But his television share was $1,000.

West, a veteran of 56 fights, whose vw1 only other kayo had come at the Trenton in the final playoffs about i still a hustler, still aggressive and still a great shotmaker. He's lost some of his speed, but he more than makes up for this with his experience. Except for last season, when he didn't play, I would say Paul was one of the best five players in the city in each of the last 15 years. He's always had it." Chadick did not play last season, after having a ruptured disk removed from his back. He suffered the injury while playing with Trenton in an American League contest at Scranton in the 1948-49 campaign.

"I was virtually helpless," said Chadick. "I could hardly bend. It was so bad that my wife had to help me dress and undress. And even after the operation, which required hands of Lightweight King Ike Wil nine years ago. liams, was a 7-5 favorite over the 20-year-old Bassett.

Sonny Boy had strong desire to play basketball that he returned to the game as soon as he did. "My father had bought me a new red sweater and we were playing a game at the Boys' Club," said Paul. "We had no lockers and after the game I was unable to find it. When I returned home and told my father, he became so mad that he made me quit the club. The next year the won 46, lost nine and drew one.

His "We won the first game of a best-of-seven series," commented Chadick, "and then lost Ed Sadow-ski. Sadowski left us to join Cleve ing editors," declaring that neither she nor most of the newspaper 2 3Iiami Gridders 1950 record was 12-3 and he is rated Thrill Him With FIRESTONE BIKE people listed by the Press had anything at all to do with the sfilec as the sixth ranking lightweight in tions. Publisher Robinson's complaint is not against the calibre land. Most everyone figured we the forthcoming ring record book, of the all-state team, but a voice of resentment against the use Injured in Drill MIAMI, Dec. 22 UP).

The University of Miami Hurricanes, who meet elemson's Tigers in the Orange Bowl football game Jan. Kan th. 3 Share Second Place of the name of her paper and that of others in the selection group club was moved to Elm and Jackson Streets, which was only about a In Industrial League would lose. We did lose the second, third and fourth games, but came back to win the fifth, sixth and seventh. And we won the last two by around 20 points each." As a player.

Chadick said one of his greatest days came against Over the phone, Miss Robinson admitted that she didn't know whether or not the Delaware Coast Press' choices were actually a six-inch gash, I thought I'd never play again." block from my home, and I started to sneak around there again and INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE all-state in caliber. She didn't care. She just wanted it known W. L. Pct.l W.

L. Pet DuPont 8 1 .889 Hercules 4 5 .444 Gets Doctors Permission But Chadick's love for the game that the Sussex Countian, among others, did not help pick the play some, basketball. After a time, my father learned I was going back 7 2 P. L. 3 .335 P.

J. Trenton on the last day of the sea- i squad. 7 2 Gn. Chem. 2 7 .221 was too great.

With the operatien blues today. Two key players were hurt during a rough and tumble scrimmage yesterday and a third went to the doctor with a recurrent shoulder injury. Harold Allen, 211-Dound No I of son. "On Sundays, we sometimes 7 2 .778 Doeskin 2 7 .222 Pennsy Bancroft Atlas success, he obtained permission to the club, but he didn't say any thing about it." On Title Teams ONLY 1.25 WK. 4 .4441 Telephone 1 8 .111 There Is no corner on this all-state business, of course, but the Wilmington Sportswriters and Broadcasters Association did come played Trenton one game here in from his physician before the start of this season to return to the court.

There is a three-way tie for sec Several years later, Paul played out with its version of an all-Delaware scholastic weeks ago, and Chadick got his start in basket ond place among Pennsy, Bancroft two seasons of varsity ball at- Wil and Pusey and Jones in the Indus ball at the Boys' Club, when it was mington High under Coach Alden Holsinger. He also maintained his plans to honor the boys with engraved wrist watches. Now comes the Delaware Coast Press with another lineup, tabbed as "all-state" despite the fact that "all-star selection does not include the afternoon and then moved over to Trenton for a game at night. Well, I had around 21 here in the afternoon and hit for about 30 over in Trenton that night. "But the best shooting I ever saw was done by little Charley Hoefer trial Basketball League as a result located at Fifth and King Streets, of games last night.

atop a theatre interest in the Bovs' Club- and in "They used to throw out about: the 1935-36 season played with the Wilmington and surrounding towns." You may get it, but we 15 balls on the court and I got a lot don't. Anyhow, here is the telegraphed protest from Mary Hous ton Robinson: fensive tackle from Florence, S. again hurt a knee which kept him out of action for five weeks during the season. Trainer Dave Wike said the extent of his injury could not be known until sometime today but Coach Andy Gustafson said "I'm afraid I've lost a good tackle." Sam David of Hollywood, a stalwart at tackle on defense, suffered an elbow injury but it was not believed serious. Jack Hackett, the team's ace nasser.

rerjortsd hi at the Armory against the Sphas. 1 Boys Club Reapers, a junior team', which won both the junior and senior division championships in the Pennsy whipped Atlas, 84-63. and Bancroft whacked Doeskin, 71-46, while Pusey and Jones was idle. Telephone notched its first league victory by defeating General Chemical, 46-42. ATLAS 1 PENNSY of practice," he recalled.

The first team I ever played on was the Boys' Club Midgets that's when I was about 12 or 13 and Elin Ost- "The following editors and newspapers were not consulted in any way about selections for the Delaware Coast Press all-state Delaware State Tournament. Among his teammates were Danny DiPace, berg was the coach." He made 10 of 11 shots, and the other just missed going through." Chadick now is playing with his fourth different team in the CYO League. He performed with St. Ann' and St. Hedwig's, as well as St.

Paul's, before World War II. and Buzzy Gnlen, who later become football team, and you have permission to use their names as pro SUNBEAM, UNIVERSAL, G-E MIXERS 1.25 WK. G. F. P.I G.

F. P. Not long after, however, Chadick's captains of the Syracuse University Derby.f testing against the statement that they participated in the poll 8 1 17 8 0 16 midget court career was interrupted. and LaSalle basketball teams, and 3 9 Riser, 2 TO Pucy.f 2 16J.Larnick.f 2 14! Nolan, 6 Ana it was only Decause oi hisiBailev. Robinson, Parber.c Burns, Lipka.g 2 2 6 8 3 19 1 1 3 2-15 3 17 shoulder was ailing and went to see a doctor.

The 146-pound Hackett was hurt in the Georgetown game Nov. 3 and missed the last four Report Kane, Sunshine Millshoro Tops Grads 0 0 0 KallnoTski.c Herman, Huta.g R.Larnick.g Totals games. Tonight's Basketball 5 1 11 37 10 84 24 15 63 Totals Differing on Contract CORAL GABLES, Dec. 22 (Special). Sunshine Park, near On Basket hy 3Iumford MILLSBORO, Dec.

22 (Special). Dick Mumford's field goal with Ohio State to Study DOESKIN BANCROFT I G. F. P.l G. F.

P. 0 0 0 Coaching Candidates E.McG'lgle.f 1 14 seconds to go gave Millsboro Murphv.f 1 Oldsmar, was again beset by difficulties yesterday, according to ad High a 35-33 basketball win overt COLUMBUS, Dec. 22 (u.R)- G.MoG'igle.f 5 SUNBEAM TOASTERS 1.25 WK. the Alumni last night. It was his Ohio State's football coachimr selec Winkleman.c 7 Dineen.g 4 vices received in this area.

The 3 15 1 9 2 10 0 8 0 4 0 0 6 46 0 2iAndreoli.f 2 12! 1 15 Jones. 4 1 I Ralph. 9 71! Totals only basket of the game, and came They are: Wright Robinson, Seaford Leader; Marshall Townsend, Milford Chronicle; Gilbert S. Jones, Laurel State Register; Ralph Garberhaus, Delmarva News; Mary Houston Robinson, Sussex Countian; Thomas Hughes, Milton Town Crier; William E. Fer-geson, Bridgeville News; C.

H. Burgess, Harrington Journal, and the Messrs. Calloway and Livingston, Delmar Bi-State Weekly. "I have talked to each one personally. Each received a letter beginning the same, as follows: 'You have or soon will receive a mat of the all-star football team as selected by the editors of the Veekly newspapers of Delaware.

Although we had not time to consult you because of the lateness of the selections, your name appeals among the other editors in helping to get this job done. This will be an annual undertaking, but all costs of pictures and mats will be borne by "Each editor thought he was the only one not consulted. Most resented the free publicity of the Delaware Coast Fress and threw the mat in the waste basket. The Seaford Leader used it but said it was the selection of the Delaware Coast Press. All the editors are willing to sign a letter to Mr.

Fried in protest, which will be sent." J.McO lgie.f 5 tion committee promised today to make its recommendations for a new obstacle In the path of that after Phil Harrison had scored a 0 20 31 Totals successor to retiring Coach Wes proposed meeting, which is sched foul goal for the Alumni to tie the count. LeRoy Jones was high for Fesler by March 1, 1951. GEN. CHEMICAL TELEPHONE I G. F.

In an organizational meeting last G. F. P. the varsity with 13 points. Millsboro girls beat the Alumnae, uled to open Jan.

27, is a phase in the contract between Milo Vega and Frank Hobbs on one side, and John Cooling. I 5 night, the committee moved to have Athletic Director Dick Larkins, head 36-32. 2 Wlrt.c 6 W. Kane on the other. Kane, ac ALUMNI MILLSBORO of the selection stoud.

draft an 0 4 1 13 4 20 0 0 1 5 0 0 6 42 2 12 Basse. 2 6 Kallgren.f 1 13 Claveloux.e 1 5 Geneva. 1 7'Laukaltlsg 1 3 Rivas.g 8 46! Total G. F. P.

Bschman.g 2 Ardis.g 3 Brumbaugh. 1 G. 4 4 12 cording to reliable information here, refused to sign the contract that 0 1 1 Monroe initial list of candidates for com mittee consideration. 1 1 HIGH SCHOOL at Dover. 8:30.

Alumni at Caesar Rodner. 8:30. CHCRCH LEAGUES Junior Boys' Southern At Lore School St. James' vs. Calvary United.

7 p. m. Caesar Rodney vs. Silverbrook. 7 p.

m. Church of Brethren vs. Harrison Street. 8 p. m.

St. Luke's vs. Madeley, 8 p. m. Junior Boys' Northern At Harlan School St.

John's vs. Eaatlake Methodist, 1 p. m. Nazarene vs. Church of Covenant, 7 p.

m. Hanover vs. Eastlake Presbyterian, 1 p. m. CTO PARISH LEAGl'E At Warner School, Boys' Gym St.

Mary's vs. Corpus Christi, 7 p. m. Sacred Heart vs. St.

Thomas, p. m. At Warner School, Girls' Gym Holy Rosary vs. St. Ann's.

7 p. m. Si. Paul's vs. St.

Patrick's, 8 p. m. Roger 'Smith Dies HARRISBURG, Dec. 22 (U.R) The former head baseball and basketball coach of Harrisburg's William Penn High School died late yesterday. Roger W.

Smith, 30-year-old former Gettysburg College football co-captain, died in the Harrisburg Hospital of lypmhatio leukemia. Smith resigned from his coaching duties last summer. He was a mathe Totals 19 was drawn up between the parties. 3 Larkins also was instructed to UNIVERSAL WAFFLE MAKER 1.25 WK. sound out coaches and other uni Hospital Teams Prevail Delaware Hospital turned aside 1 5 3 13 1 1 1 1 versity officials attending the NCAA 0 0 Oiver.f 1 3 Mumford 1 3 8 Jones.

0 0 Hudson 1 1 Godfrey. 0 0 Littleton.g 1 1 HaU.g I 1 51 Harrison. Wsils.f Lingo.f Mltcheli.e Davis, Cordrey.g Carrier, Donoway.g- Coo Lewis.g Total Alumni meeting in Dallas, Jan. 8-11, for Telphone, 29-12, and Memorial Hos possible candidates. 1 pital edged Wilmington General, 27-26, in Girls' Industrial Basket The committee possibly cleared the way to interview Paul Brown.

College Basketball The latter, it is said, assumed some of the debts contracted by the association last winter and paid them, and entered into an agreement to stage the proposed 1951 meeting. The clause that Kane objected to in the new contract is that he, as lessee, must this year purchase the grounds on which the racing plant is located. Kane alleges that no such proposition was made or tendered when he entered into the ball League games last night. 8 33 Totals 10 10 13 11 35 1 33 1535 coach of the Cleveland Browns, for the job. It moved that a coach DELAWARE I TELEPHONE O.

T. G. F. P. Blue Gray Coaches Arriving for Game MONTGOMERY, Ala Dec.

22 P). Players and coaches were arriving here today for the annual Blue-Gray football contest at Cramton Bowl Dec. 30. Mills aoro 11 8 0 lfi.Guiste.f 0 0 0 Magrogan.f does not have to file a formal appli Franzone.f 2 Hartins.t 3 Ice Hockey cation for the post. Brown might fall in that category.

1 5 Eskridge.f 3 3 9 2 8 Hannah.f.r 0 1 1 0 0' Hattenfield 0 0 0 0 0 10 2 0 0 0 01 0 The screening organization 6aid a coach wont know whether he has Lusby.g 0 0 Arthur, Baker, 0 Marting 0 Totals 13 Two members of the northern Last Night's Rcsnlts NATIONAL LEAGL'E Boston 3. Chicago I. AMERICAN LEAGl'E Indianapolis 10. Hershey 4. Tanlfbt's Schedule No games scheduled In National and American Leagues.

Long Island University 80. UCLA 71. TutU 62. St. Michael 59.

Connecticut 66, Colby 61. Oklahoma it. CCNY 43. Hotstra 62. Wheaton 41.

Cincinnati 89. William St Mary 60. Davidson 65. Baltimore Loyola 63. Dayton 76.

Tennessee 61. Kansas State 62. Sprintfleld 59. Tulane 67. Northwestern 49.

Holy Cross 64. Vanderbilt 62. Lincoln (Pa.) 61, Utica 37. Quantico Marines 83. St.

Francis 73. Creighton 63. North Texa Stat 13. Youngstown 74. Geneva 57.

Oklahoma A. M. 50. S. California 48.

Bradley 92, Centenary 64. Mississippi 46, Arkansas 41. Valparaiso 70. Ohio Wesleyan 59. Ssn Jose State 49, Colorado 47.

4 4 12 coaching staff Ray Eliot of Illinois 3 29! Totals matics instructor at William Perm. been chosen for the job until he is finally approved by the university board of trustees. The next meeting of the committee will be held Jan. 5. and Rip Engle of Penn State are WILM.

GENERAL G. F. MEMORIAL G. F. P.

Title Match Arranged LOS ANGELES, Dec. 22 (4s). Butlel.f Flickenger.f original arrangement. The matter has been referred to the Florida Racing Commission for study. At the present there are 350 horses stabled at Sunshine Park and applications have been received from others who desire to ship.

Kane today said "Well have a meeting in Miami on Tuesday morning with the Florida Racing Commission to straig-hten out a little misunderstanding among the directors. We will have a decision immediately after the meeting." 3-SPEED PORTABLE PHONOGRAPHS 1.25 WK. FIRESTONE ALL-RAYON TIRES. High miltagt at low cost. Buy now for only 2.00 wttkly.

STATE STORES 4TH ADAMS 6-8500 Open Till 9 Merry Xmas from 0 0 Knight.f 10 2 0 Eskridge.f 2 0 4 0 8 Hagee.f 3 0 6 6 18 Boyd.f 4 5 13 0 0 0 0 0 Meno 0 0 0 01 Wrintton.f.g 10 2 already here. They expect the third Yankee coach, George Munger of Pensyl-vania, today. All Gray coaches are due in town during the day. They are Vir Fights Last Night Oaker.g 4 Wagoe.g Taute.g By Associated Press Washington State 70. Loyola (L.

SJ. Matchmaker Babe McCoy revealed yesterday that tentative agreement has been reached for world Lightweight Champion Ike Williams, of Trenton, N. to meet Art Aragon of Los Angeles in a 15-round title fight here next March. Idaho 69. Utah State 53.

St. Francis (Pa.) 87. Air Base 40. ginia's Art Guepe, Georgia's Wally BROOKLYN BUly Neri. 138.

Brooklyn, outpointed Kid Dugaart, 143'i. Belgium 'D. VANCOUVER Jimmy Langston. 156', Hanev. B.

C. stopped Pedro Jimines, 155k. 5a a IC. 515 Shipley St. iMayew.g 0 0 0 Farra.g 0 0 0 Hines.c 0 0 0 (Drapers 0 0 0 10 6 26j Total 11 5 27 Great Lakes 73.

Upper lows U. 69. Colorado A. ft M. 68.

Gonzaga 48. Creighton 63. north Texas State (3. Butts and Dutch Meyer of Texas Christian. i Totals.