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EINGHAMTON PRESS S3 Feb. 9, 1955 Syracuse Scrambling Court Ratin Menry Armstrong Itccalls a Weigh-in By JOHX W. FOX Tucsilaif's Itou linq Action: 35-for-67 Cools Off Blngh.am.ton Press Sports Editor COLUMBIA coach Lou Rossini thinks his Chet Forte a more dangerous and more consistently damaging scorer than Chuck Rolles but feels that at the moment Rolles is the better dribbler, ball-handler and defender. "But," adds Lou quickly, "they can both play for me." We are indebted to Dick Schaap, editor of the Cornell Daily Sun, for this quote. Dick entrusted us with a copy of a piece he did on Chuck and "The Jet" with hopes of interesting Sport Magazine or Sports Illustrated In the exploits of the Ivy's two star half-pints in a day of Brobdingnagian basketball.

i 1 -A Barnes and Gavula Roll Best Triples Andy Gavula took down top money in the Inter-City Bowling League last night with a 688 triple on the strength of 232, 223 and 233 singles. John Martyak had high single with 246 and finished second to Gavula in the triple de- partment with 651. WITHOUT HAVING SEEN DARTMOUTH, Yale, Harvard, Brown or Princeton, we don't see how the All-Ivy team can exclude Rolles, Forte, Penn's Leach or Joe Sturgis. After last night, Princeton alumni may have a nomination or two. Builder's Finish Other 600s: Tom Pratt Orzel 615, Andy Out ncnn Pasturchak 611.

Bill Miller 60S. John Oil 111 19 -illlSCU Niagara By Press Wire Services College basketballers beware: Syracuse is getting too hot to handle. Niagara's Purple Eagles, who twice walloped the once-push-over Orange in early season games, steamed into Syracuse last night bent on another easy mark. They went home on the short end of an 87-83 count. Last Friday Holy Cross then ranked fourteenth nationally, invaded Syracuse and was upset, 74-70.

Cornell also took it on the chin at Princeton last night. The 71-47 trouncing all but wiped out Big Red hopes to retain the Ivy League championship. AT SYRACUSE, the Orange made 35 of 67 tries from the field in upsetting a Niagara five that had been listed upon the nation's top 20 until this week. Niagara had defeated Holy Cross Cibulka 604, John Buchtka 603. thinks Ray Stanley the prayin'est coach we've ever seen, that Leach is "only a little behind" Tom Gola The 220s and over: Jumbo Vrabel 235.

Frank Jacksey A big fourth-period attack by Hodge's Builders turned an otherwise close game into an 235, Martyak 234, Galli 224 and 223, Pratt 223. Orzpl 223 ana xn. Jim Koudonis 223. Pasturchak 222, John! 81-64 rout of Ansco last night in Blaha 222. Miller 226.

Cibulka 225, A 1 Buchta 226, Paul Lillie 221. Walter Miller 223, Paul Bills 220. Harold (l'ecki Barnes shot a for all-around talents. It's seldom you see a 6-5 man fast-break the way the sturdy pre-minis-terial student does. Penn has a team spirit seldom seen beyond high school, if there.

During timeout periods at Ithaca Saturday night, five of the Quakers on the bench would get up on their feet to make room for the perspiring regulars. Probably the least restrained is John Lavin, a muscular star football end to whom basket tne YIV1L-A industrial League. The Builders led by 56-55 going into the fourth period, but they unleashed a 25-point performance while holding Ansco to 9 in the final frame. Erf Miner led the winners with 27. Gino Kegni's 17 was high for Ansco.

643, paced by 243, to show the way to individual triple honors in the City League last night. Bob Zemanek had high single of 244. Other 600s: WliV Ranriesi 642. Dom Liberati Antra I Hodge'i Rullrifri FG FT TP FG FT TP rt.lt TJ 1 -rJ Slramif 7 1 19 Miner.l 9 27 2 St i on 10 1 ball must be a welcome relief after last fall's winless ordeal at Franklin Field. Every time a Cornell man was about to shoot a foul shot big John would lean forward on the bench, gesture as if to choke himself and yell, "Lump! 623, Whitcy Behanic 620, Joe Polnsky 600.

Ellis Klenfer 613. Rog Gilmore 603, Jimmy Ondrako 606. Zemanek 60S. Vince Fiacco 611. Bing.

Container Endicott Cil 1 i.inko Transue 182 J15 190 Carroll 181 1" Evanek 3 Zanker.g 8 1 19 FORTE LumpI" Associated Press WIHKPHOTO. WRESTLING, FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL Columbia's Ed Dwyer (left) and Penn's Joe Sturgis wrestle as they fight for loose ball in Ivy League game last night at New York. Penn strengthened league lead with 62-54 victory. Amea 2nt 800 180 Facco 1 231 lMi Za ara 177 183 193GalU 178 21 15! Totals 23 18 64 Total 15 2S XI at O-M This, believe it or not, is thei same Syracuse team which took 97-74 and 91-70 thumpings from the same Niagara group in December. Niagara won the first one so easily that it used 15 men.

In the second one it held Orange ace Vince Cohen, who had 26 last night, to a total of 4. Syracuse missed only two of 19 free throws and Niagara Gilm're 220 223 lfiO Ze'anek 210 1" Ansco Perry 191 2J0 HOiOndr ko 2-3 184 198 Hortee'n Bulldeia 22 14 20 2981 Officials Cav 1, Evans. Total S71 1021 893 Total 996 1085 819 Binf. Truck Tavern Kesl. Hub'ard 22i 2041 Urban 171 183 IS Broome Tech Foe Hits 100 Indians Oulwrcslled 183 203 191 204 200 171 185 173 177 167 180 171 sank an amazing 31-for-34 from Fon'ana 157 201 23J Kukol Nez'lck 221 217 195 Webber Harnea 177 223 243'Hei'tel Cleary 168 150 149 Zwi skl Total 948 990 1024) Total Windsor Scoring pins in seven of 11 matches, Windsor Central's wrestling squad defeated North yesterday, 46-5.

The summaries: 98 pounds Ed Bronson (W) 917 944 829 And Loses by 21 Points HENRY ARMSTRONG, WHO BACK IN 1939 held the featherweight, lightweight and welterweight titles simultaneously, is the latest to expose a bundle of boxing's dirty laundry. Armstrong's story concerns the title he DIDN'T win the middleweight crown for which he battled Ceferino Garcia, Gavilan's predecessor in the bolo parade, in a 1940 Los Angeles bout. First he was offered $15,000 in bills to throw the fight. Then Garcia came in a few days before the fight with a big bandace on his leg and claims of a boil. The fight was postponed.

"I was never convinced," says Armstrong, see, I had pulled a fake injury against Garcia to Canny's T. J. Byrne ML'ati 214 19 169'Lasky 179 205 171 the foul line. Ed Fleming of Niagara, who had 26 and 29 in the first two meetings, had rolled up 21 by halftime last night but the fact that he was held to the "but 12" thereafter by Ronnie Gillespie had a large part in the upset. Gillespie and Manny Breland, F'ana 201 193 178jBeh nie 203 in Ififi P'luvn Everyone was busy popping away at Kalurah Temple last night but no oneam 197 immny i F'ana 201 193 203 23 zn ,1 4, UJ 1 F0105KY 1H4 JH1 WIJUQIR 131 U11SUI1 JJiliiiCU VMHinii Klcpfer 212 188 215Fotrny 163 151 uv jjg (W) plnnerJ Hoaftlin, ,7 an fioo 123 Gould (W) def.

Mar- 111UV.11 d3 Uie llldll ai Uie SLUlCUUiilU LU1ILIU1S. He pushed the little buttons 221 times-which is an all-time record for a Triple Cities scoreboard operator. tell, 10-4; 130 Schaeiler (W) pin- Almlle'i Sall-Stearns I only juniors on coach Marc Ski Ginditions That was just one of many marks that hit all- Guley predominately sopho. losing team (39 by Cobleskill's Gerry Hisert). Broome was never behind as Bones hit on 9 of his first 10 standoutsjtime highs as Broome Tech and Bearpen Mt.

1 settled, 11-44 hard, more team, were the on defense. 171 228 169 nru Liaugtiuii. xow iU.j 167 189 2i9j(W) won, forfeit; 141 Whitmarsh VI na Pinned IIu11- 3:0: 148 Boat-182 an 202I right (N) pinned Crawford, 154 Kohlback (W) pinned Sher- 991 2 wood. 1:56: 165 Carpenter (W) poor, tow not operating. delay a previous fight in New York.

So I know such tricks can be done and have been done. My manager told me to do it. so I did. Whatever he told me I did. except that I never would iUm.

Clirxli lial Hrnnnpil a 1 R-rnundpr D.L'atl 171 225 234 Hinei Pas'ale 188 191 183'Cronin Tom'ssl 178 222 1931 Place MrH'st 147 172 171 Sch'fler Mk.R'sl 198 220 224 Bilek Total 880 1030 1005 Total Steven's Diner I EniM. Wolfe 18G 128 lWIAia'eas Austin 192 192 lfiSDoo'ttle Pe'ro 167 186 Cataldo chntc Tt wac an nnicf anlinfl fifcf! Belleayre Icy suriace, 9 frozen, Cobleskill ran up a score of 121-100. It may sound like early election returns but it's basketball as played by Bones Bensen and Company. Broome's BB gun turned in the Laundry rlee. Alise.

6-4: 175 Riley (W) for the welterweight title 18 months earlier. 'S hs is4 153I pinned King, 3:45. 1H 105 i Cooperstown-a powder. 3-8 packed, teams were playing tough de-jiair to good. fense despite the 99 points.

In' Grospinlter Granular surface, 10-16 the second half, the boys fair-racehorse I Highmount Icy surface, 1-10 fro- zen. poor. -BR Sh'Hei 180 224 192 Mitchell 204 189 192 Pe ro 169 208 164 Cole 172 12? 203 Total 894 S3 888 Total 837 837 940 finest night of what has been remarkable season for him, sink-j inc 42 Doints. includine a record xypicai oi tsensens snooung KUmesha Lake (Concord) 1 poor. Sfiutlicrn Tier Si'licdules 27 in the first half.

He has had I was nis nnai DucKet ot me first Consecutive shots by Gillespie and Cohen gave Syracuse its reeded lead with 2.20 left and Jimmy Brown's last-m i basket and two free throws iced the issue. PRINCETON CAPTAIN Bud Haabestad netted 26 points as his Tiger mates outran the Big Red. The defeat dropped Cornell another length behind Penn, which took over the lead when they whipped the Ithacans Saturday. Holding Cornell's top scorer, Jack Sheehy, to 15 points and only 6 rebounds, and its best clutch performer, Chuck Rolles, THE FUNNY STUFF CONTINUED at the weigh-in. Although going for the middleweight crown, Armstrong could barely scale 140.

Garcia went a good 153. The law in California required no more than 12 pounds difference before allowing two fighters in the ring. half. Knowing there were seconds to go, he received the ball a step inside midcourt, pivoted and flung it basketward at a difficult angle as the gun went off. He made it easy! 15-18 machine made, iair.

I-ake Placid 6 powder, 23 packed, good to excellent. North Creek 8 powder, 6-24 frozen, good to excellent. Old Forge 6 powder, 22 packed, good to excellent. Saranac Lake 4 powder, 12 packed, good. Snow Ridge 6 powder, 23 packed, good to excellent.

Speculator 7 settled, 7-19 packed, more, 43, but they were against Orange Community College, which is not an opponent of the stature provided by Cobleskill. OXLY 4 GAMES LEFT Bensen, who made 17 of the 26 field shots that he tried, now has 438 points in 17 games, ARMSTRONG lot of tickets had been sold and the papers "Well, a Sox Take a Buck Boston U.R Red Sox general manager Joe Cronin today announced the signing of rookie catchers Joe Buck of Albany, and Guy Morton, of Greensboro, N. C. Buck, a 24-year-old left-handed batter, hit .270 for Albany last year. Morton batted .348 for Greensboro: TONIGHT COLLEGIATE BASKETBALL Harpur at Mansfield.

INDEPENDENT BASKETBALL Cortese st Horseheads. CYO BASKETBALL St. Thomas at Assumption, St. Stan's at St. Ambrose.

Blesfpd Sacrament at St. Paul'. SCHOLASTIC WRESTLING Waverly at Cortland. REMEMBER FIRST TIME? Christy Galatis wasn't as brilliant as he has Been of late but good to excellent. a.an average output of 25.8.

to three field goals and not Whlteface (lower level) 2 powder, 14 packed, good. With only four games left on foul shot, Princeton had things his 22 raised his post-Christmas average to 19.7 a game. its way the whole game. It took; Tech's schedule. Bensen will were full of publicity," says Armstrong, "Usually at official weigh-ins, they make you stand on the scales with nothing on at all.

This time, though they let me get on the scales with a tow-el wrapped around my middle, "That towel was soaked with water to make it heavier and underneath, taped way up high on my legs, were two lead weights The fight went on. "All I know about how we got away with it was that my manager told me to do it, and I did it, and nobody ever said anything." over at 14-13 and led by as co Tnis was tne same Cobleskill as 27 points to kill Cornell's! club which had bowed to Broome 1 1 tt i ty in riffifj ir Hon I hrlo all-. LAST 3 DAYS 105 COURT ST. jDy Yi-vu at uooieskin only be- hopes of repeating its Ivy crown ume nign oi oai, sei in a o-cause Hisert missed two free game season four years ago. throws in the last 10 seconds.

which was gained in a playoff game with these same Tigers last March. Cornell now has a 5-3 league '9 iSAW UP TO record to the Princetonians 3-2. Columbia is 5-2 and Penn 7-1. Auburn Community College yesterday served notice to Tech coach Dick Baldwin that its return game here was off so that leaves just home games with Roberts Wesleyan and Alfred Tech plus trips to Morrisville and Orange Community College. And it's the same Baldwin team which could only muster 46 in a crucial contest at Euffalo against Erie Tech three weeks ago.

The game brought back memories of four years ago when John Pavlik, now St. Cyril's coach but then a little-known Tech bench-warmer went wild as Haabestad hit for 16 points in the first half and helped build up the Tigers' tremendous 54-19 and MORE However, after last night's edge in rebounds. PENNSYLVANIA LEADING ARMSTRONG DIDN'T WIN THE CHAMPIONSHIP that night. He threw a million punches but the referee said that two of them were where they shouldn't be. The two rounds taken away from Henry turned the fight into a draw, Garcia therefore retaining the crown.

That's only one fight. Armstrong fought more than 300. There may have been more honest ones than not. Henry, now a minister, doesn't say. showing, Baldwin thinks it very, the Hornets reached 100 for the likely that the Hornets will enter i first time in history against elephant uij; all the way, took a tight grip on! the Eastern regionals of the Na coDiesKiii.

rne Aggies' tional Junior College Tourna- Nick lono, has wanted to hit WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY APPLIANCES SPORTING GOODS ment. to be held in Brooklyn theiiU against Baldwin ever since, last weekend in February. This; But what good did a mere 100 will require rescheduling thejdohim. Morrisville and Alfrpd eames. Cobleskill I Broome Terh nrsi piace in tne ivy by turning back the challenge of second-place Columbia, 62-54, while North Carolina State tied Mary-land for the Atlantic Coast Conference lead by trouncing Virginia, 114-97.

Pennsylvania, though never be FG FT TP 15 39 FG FT TP Beruen.f 17 8 42 which Baldwin feels he can do. A FEW RECORDS Scars Kilmer 1 3 CARRYING Roe.f EASY 4p TERMS Just offhand, these would aD- shook Galatis, Kubica Niefer.e Matyaa CHARGES hind, found itself leading by only 41-40 with 10 minutes to play as nA9f in rka enmo rf 4Vn rflpftfflo Pltlver.C Columbia rallied from a 9-pointi st last for Triple Cities Lane Mart'dale LaDue.g high schools and colleges: Sax Wyskoskl Total points for winner (121) Beatty 1 LOT total points for loser (100), total vanBuren WATCHES 4 STONE RINGS LADIES' and MEN'S nautime deficit. However Paul Rubincam scored four straight baskets to keep the Quakers ahead. Penn's Bart Leach led the winners in scoring with 15 points. For Columbia Chet Forte and Frank points both teams (221), points Totls Totals 4 29 121 41 18 100 LADIES' and MEN'S PAUL RUNYAN, ONE OF THE "OLD PRO" golf pros, was recently asked by a Los Angeles reporter to take the 14 clubs a golfer Is allowed to carry into competition and name the player who did or who does best with each one.

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