Battle Creek Enquirer from Battle Creek, Michigan • Page 10

Wednesday, November 26, 1953 THE BATTLE CREEK ENQUIRER AND NEWS 10 Michigan Spaniel U.S. Champ Again By Walt Ditzen FAN FARE It's Rose Bowl or Nothing I vm i -7Z 3 Grosse Pointc, had been overshadowed bv other dogs in err; 111 a 9 L.1K.. 1 I -iOTiN Mt'C I Vk CC CAVC- I I I By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN CHICAGO (if) The Pacific WELDON SPRING, Mo. Staindrop Brcckenhill Chip came back in championship form yesterday and won her second straight national championship in the springer spaniel trials. Chip, a 4 'a -year-old female owned by Mrs.

Roy Chapin of earlier stages of the trials. The champion was handled by Elmer Chick of Chicago. Chip is the only American-bred dog 'hat has won the trial since 1951. English spaniel usually take the honors. Coast Conference dissolves as sary," said r.

Big Ten official. "To help insure this success, the Big Ten always has provided a good team. The contract saves the committee from shopping on the open market." that it wants a coast school in the Rose Bowl and that it 'ikes the relationship it has had with the Big Ten. "To be a big financial success, a coast school is neces such next July 1, hut there is reason to believe the Rose Bowl will continue as the granrlpappy of football bowl games with the BiR Ten represented. 6 IC' S6WW Weather Forecast: The Big Tn, It was learned todav.

will Kinounce at its De lib, cember meetings that the 196'0 Rose Bowl will go on as sched THf HOST IMITATED WINTEt Ml uled, despite the hreakup of the PCC, and a ig Ten team will be there. The Avowed Stand There is no chance of the Big Ten going to another bowl game under contractual agreements such as the hookup it has had with the PCC for ihe last dozen years. "It's Ihe Rose Bowl or nothing for us," said a conference spokesman. Weekend to Bring Bowl Bid Decisions -yf Kg y2f i in the regular-season windupj pre-Orange Bowl appearance in From the remnants of the By ED WILKS ha came with state rival Ukla- I'll, wnun spin over ic. un Associated Press Sports Wrltsr for both.

burns Sate, uni; cnarges, counier cnaim-s. College football goes into itswd- i nnrt ninrinit rtOOrfPf fit last big weekend of the season Cincinnati and Miami (Ohio) Air force Loiorauo ana taken has tomorrow witn a nanaiui oi ira- both arc under dovu consuiera- i Hjff me i ouun biiwi ditional Thanksgiving Day.tion, Cincinnati by the Blue decision on Five, made up of California, Alabama. top games that could provide a bowl Grass and Miami by the Tan- atterward. nd Miami Dy me lan- i'-i a i California Thev tomorrow at '''C nv the Blue Grass com- L( LA. Southern Laliiornia 1 ney play tomorrow ai boost for Titt, Cincinnati, Miami gerine.

lulnr nnihlv and a er Dossiblv poi's un oeaien iiuuee, Cincinnati. (Ohio), Tulsa and Virginia Mili Stanford Hope to Continue Pact but bowl-banned Auburn. Georgia Tech shoots the works against Georgia. Clemson tries to nail the Sugar Bowl bid against Furman. tary.

Alabama, 1 Air Force, Georgia Tech and Southern Methodist get their final shots at bowl bids The Big Ten hocs that no totally new Rose Bowl contract In other games tomorrow, it's Texas A AM at Texas, VM1 I at Virginia Tech. Wichita al I Tulsa. Colorado State U. at Denver, William Mary at Richmond, I'tah State at L'tah. Cornell at Pcnn.

Wake Forest at South Carolina and Colgate will be needed to continue busi Onlv the Rose (Iowa vs. Oranae (Oklahoma vs. Syra- Charlotte Cagers To Open Tonight cuse) are set among the five at Brown. The major bowls. The Sugar has game will be televised nation-Louisiana State in hand and the ally.

Cotton has Texas Christian Tulsa Top Contender ness with the new group and Tournament of Roses committee. It prefers an updating of the current agreement based on the formality of knocking out any clauses pertaining to the PCC and inserting the new conference. Any major contract charge would mean re-negotiation, throwing the whole matter back into the laps of the Big Ten lined up, but each needs an ic hnrh ihe Tan.e- It Mi I le hich other team. The Gator needs a pair. Bowl rine and Blue Grass lists.

VMI will open its f9 basketball is among Tangerine Howl pos- season tonight at Hastings. Buffalo Accepts Bid sibles, along with Mississippi The Orioles will floor an al- The Blue Grass Bowl, a new- Sou. hern, Fast Texas State and m0st inexperienced team. With i ii 1 piknrAKPntativri and comer, also needs two teams, Honda State, the probable just letterwinneis return- nard fiKht to Bmm mm while the Tangerine Bowl needs choice. ing.

Charlotte will face some an opponent for Buffalo, which Saturday's big game is the stiff competition in the West accepted a berth yesterday. Army-Navy brawl at Philadel- Central League. get a majority vote for continuing the biconference series. There still are some Big Ten mm ntt. a prospect lor nom me pnia.

ioire uanie is at o.mu.-, junior a Herb Black lSchools steadfastly against Grass and the Gator, goes ern Cal for their annual date 5.10) jmil0r Jon Cal- seaS(in Kallu.s and some faculty- who mav lx onnosed to A inmrr i a 1 1 dim iuiui n.en TRA1UHAI TVir Gary iloyt (MU) are me mree lne nrw conference, lcttermen around whom. Coach sow PolicT Ken Lane will build his bas- ketball team. I I he Big Ten attitude to While the Orioles finished jk? thln 'mZi-'JwJ thou ull a lot of hard to climb that lea ortoaiM ftlita s. He kor wM There has been a tacit un ..1 RES XV'' X2 X- hifih aain this season, (irand tttf lpt 111 derstanding on the part of the 4 fi Ky ra1t rieland Holmes of the Elks 1 Dorothy Beach 530. Ambra La -irr if I 1 "At.

Genyk to Captain 1959 Wolverines year, finished in last place in league play. All three should improve with the year's play, In the first week of practice. Coach Lane has rounded out his starting five with a frcsh-i man and junior. Playing one! WIDEST SNOW TREAD EVER 1 i forward position is junior Kent ANN ARBOR (U'D George A Ir-wl4 ro4 A oli tk 14-inck A Ak ioW( hi 51 whit fidw4l Bostwick (6 3i. who was the Onvk.

20. of Detroit, was top scorer on last year's junior PPciP(l yesterday as captain of varsity squad. the University of Michigan The other forward spot is football team for next year, being held down by Wayne C.enyk, a 6-foot, 220 pound Brown (5-11), freshman who tackle, succeeds John Hernn- showed treat promise in the stein, of Chillieothe, Ohio, retir- League at Sharkey's and Lefty Force rolled a 215 game. Roma Harrington of the Columbian Cafe led team play on a 2561 circuit at Nottke's shared in- total and 882 game. Three-dividual glory last night in the game team winners were Flee city.

tronic Supply, Roma Cafe, Read- Holmes banged out games of Mor News, Bea and Fern 214, 223 and 191 for a city high Grocery and Flamingo Tavern. 628 series while Harrington Noltke Morning League blasted a city high 265 game on Ronnie Blankenship fired a his way to a 622 count. high 571 series. Dick Middaugh The Elks League came 570 and Harold Feeny 554 while through with several topnotch Eddie Dalton hit a high 235 individual scores as Dick Bishop's Equipment ton showed a 614 series, inc-lud-1 posted high team total of 2611 ing a big 256 game that tied ancj ais0 high game of 886. Clayt McMannis for high in that Three-game winners were department.

Dan Wood shot a stroh's. Nottke's No. 2. Shar 508. including a 224 game, and kpv-s Bishop's.

Roger The Cher Paul Hansen 597, including a 3n' j.uci Oil. sparkling 255 game. 5 OXTock Shadow League Brandl Bros, shot high team, Anna Noa nalled imjvifIllfl total of 268.1 and Drewrys huh honors on -2 SPrjcs tnat jn-game of 968 in the Elks cir- ciuded 177 ganu, liwW cuit. Three game team winners roUH hih tota were Lyman Printing. Lrban-0f 1224 apd narkrr-s ling captain who was out from 1 eighlh grade last season The schedule: I ir 1 1 1 1 At 11 P.

'1 At l.i-i" RETREADS B.F.GOODRICH TRAILMAKER 2 7.50-14 Tubelest injuries most of the year. Genyk played in all nine games for the Wolverines this I year, for a total of 345 minutes and 45 seconds. He is a junior who came to of from Detroit Pershing High School where he played football under coach Mike Hadded. He is a physical education major, with a scholastic average. rn Specially selected casings World's most imitated winter tread design aaic jairrn arm i of 43g Throp Co umbian League tpam winnPrs were UocW game and ATTENTION '58, '59 CAR OWNERS Dcx your new car 14-inch trrc? Then your old l.S-inoh winter tire won't fit.

We will pay you for the old tires any make or size when yon buy a pair of new 14-inch Trailmaker Silvertowrm. FREE MOUNTING 6 70 15 Canadian Champion T7m9Ji.h shi. 2 for 220 DOWN Beats Toledo Boxer 1 ci miu.1 The Shamrwks. nailed league honors on hw 1 265 Employees League game and 1622 count while Vern JohtP (h. Fuller shot 59o, n.clud ng a 233 game: Jim Riviera 5H1 Dan, 7, -or.

1 t- in game whi Diane Krishon and Ornsten 088 Jack Fast 58rf. in- 1 in-? pnK Dorothy Chisolm led the women nding a 237 game: Bert Ron. 1 rrts 578: Lvnn Al.lerdyce 576: 9 each. Jan oan h.t a Carl Richards 569: Joe Baker 135 game 565: Don Gorski 562, including h'Sh team total of 2290 and a 223 game and Arnev Fox 591. 1 high game of 826 on lis ALU WINTER TRACTION TIRES FOR Alt P9PUUI MAKES OF IMP0RTE1 CARS AI pnc plut tax and rirodotk Ife Tin l.f.Oy Comfort ft i EAST LANSING ATI) The 1 football season isn't over for State Coach Duffy Daugherty.

1 Daugherty. whose team i finished last in the Big Ten, 'will coach the East in the annual East-West game in San Francisco Dec. 27. He leaves next day for the Hula Bowl game in Honolulu, where he 'will coach the College All Stars. DETROIT 'U'D Canadian middleweight champion Wilf Greaves took a 10 round decision over Charlie Cotton of Toledo last night for his 11th straight victory.

Greaves. 161, was favored bv nan ratios rolled a 220 same "J-v "ur-rtine mil6359ars at your B.F.Goodrich Dealer! League Qoart 'n 1 rolled a new second ity INDICATES CREDfT TERMS AVAILABLE CHOKE Of 30-DAY OR BUDGET Bernie Bowser fired a high 537 series and Larry Bowman a high 204 game while Fales hWh 1071 team game in the city but Smith-Lindroth Insurance took team total honors for the and was -iarKei posted nign team loi.u night on 2775 sticks the only team to win 2418 and hiyh game of Hii). I Women's Independent League games GOODRICH STORE B. inior.Shon I.eaetie Bernice Tobolski won mcli- BILL BOYER MARATHON SERVICE 56 South Ave. Si.

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In the other half of a co-feature at the Motor City Arena. Ernie Buiford, 153, Toledo, upset Henry Hank. 161. Detroit. A crowd of 1.200 turned out in rainy weather for the fight, the second small club card promoted by C.

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WO 3-847S PAT'S MARATHON SERVICE 962 W. Columbia Battle Creek, Mich. WO 2-1551 DALLY'S TIRE SHOP 109 Chicaco Coldwater, Mich. 1675 Art Cvbulski socked a high vidua! honors on a 483 series 619 series, including a high 244 1 and 183 game while Dorothy game to take individual honors Vinski shot a 178 game. Michi-while' Ed Frreger hit 592.

in-'nan Recreation posted high cludin" a 221 game: Dick Wills, team total of 2084 and high 578: Al Stone 562, and Jim 1 Same of 713. No team won three Oliver 559. American Wood-'games, craft posted high team total ofj Hit and Miss League 2669 and high game of 944. Barbara Kotrba set the pace Three game winners were.on a 464 series and 175 game Draw-5, Jets and American while Gay Blades rolled high Woodcraft iteam total of 1981 and Eaton Teachers League I Credit Cnion high game of 719 Ron Stebleton socked a high Eaton redit won three games. WATERS MARATHON SERVICE Marshall, Michigaa ST 1-8827 WILCOX MARATHON SERVICE 687 Capital, S.W.

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TIL NOON led the women on a 459 series 1 Same 01 j.ib. Mcpper iteai r.s-and 164 game. Smooth Sailors! 'ate posted high team total 01 won team honors on a 1793 to- 2082 and high game of 717 tal and 631 game. Clean Sweeps 1 Rieth-Riley Construction won won four points. games, u'nmnn'i 'nmnwrrial I eat' ue Early Birds League BROWN Oldsmobile, Inc.

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