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14 WVMW1M OR wagering revenue and im Kefauver committee com POPULAR BRANDS we All America ive nrsiira from the PRICE COMPANY who will be in our store on Wednesday March 12 th campus on TICKETS NOW ON SALE for the sensational double header' basketball show featuring RAMING Harlem Globetrotters TEAM S29 MAIN STREET (Near Sixth) I on it ses This over high sea 50 day meeting Saturday reported betting up 2004 per cent in spite of much rain this season The total handle was $91869247 com pared with $75946261 a year ago Attendance was up 116 per cent at the Arcadia Cal showplace Motorola Car Radios IT ALL CARSO which ended Saturday: a 4376 per cent hike season The previous $20167398 iri the 1946 47 Anaconda Mont Chicago Ill Chicago Ill Boone Iowa Eau Claire Wis BLAIR RADIO SALES AND SERVICE 212 Ninth Street VIE Cavarretta Vows to Lift Cubs WINTER TRACKS Mike De Massey Signs ATINDIANAPOLIS HflL B0QKEBAN At Local Country Club MESA Ariz March 10 a gargantuan task that con 1 many other large cities The de mand for daily: scratch sheets and news publications dropped as much as 80 per cent two in some places The third punch came just last Ed Kalafat Minnesol Irv Bemoras Illinois Jjohn Kerr Illinois "Rnh Clifton Iowa Chuck Mencel Minnesota Another of Purdue marvelous demonstrations of loyal ty and enthusiasm was displayed at the Union building MondM night as the Lions cluo staged its 30th annual basketball banquet ac tually the affaif was one of the lar gest in history over 550 jamming the banquet hall with rain pour ing down in'! the wake of a last place finish such turnout was truly remarkable and it must have served as an inspiration to Coach Ray Eddy and his squad all around court 1 the BALTIMORE CTXJTHEN Sil Cubs Cut Varga MESA' Ariz March 10 Andy Varga 21 year old southpaw left the Chicago training camp today to join their Los An geles affiliate club at ullerton Cal The said they were sending Varga who ready for the ma jors yet to Los Angeles without papers to see if he could make that club Varga was the first Bruin trimmed from the Squad now total ing 40 Snider Works Out MIAMI la March 10 Centerfielder Duke Snider took batting practice with the Brook lyn Dodgers today for the first time since he sprained his left ankle six days ago He still favored the injured foot but expressed hope that he would be able to play in the Yankee series over the weekend became Purdue basketball belong at the bottom of the heap there but the enthusiasm is still kicking give that sig nal Ted Shaw was describing the heck out of Globetrotters vs Boston Whirlwinds House of David vs Chicago: Brown Bombers AND GALA HAL TIME SHOW NBA dt Glance Results)7 Baltimore 91: Milwaukee 80 Schedule) Rochester at Indianapolis Uncle Crackdown Spurs Record Breaking in Betting Attendance NEW YORK March 10 (AP) noting the record breaking at tendance and betting at several winter tracks gave credit today to Uncle crackdown on book makers and Increased public con fidence in the sport If the tremendous upswings con tinues at the summer as the horses move northward 1952 may be the biggest ever for the business now conducted in 24 states It could surpass the all time record year of 1946 when $1830287455 was shoved through the mutuel windows In 1951 the annual Associated Press nationwide racing survey showed $1629239777 wagered 17 01 above: 1950 Attendance last year hit 24302020 up 601 per cent over 1950 And revenue to the states hit a record $99927 423 in 1951 SIMILIAR REPORTS Now from the swanky palm lined lorida tracks historic old fair grounds in New Orleans and plush Santa Anita come reports of record or near record attendance and wagering Likewise the Oaklawn Park Joc key dub at Hot Springs Ark says indications are that all rec ords will be I broken at the 30 day meeting ending "March 29 Betting at the New Orleans fair grounds hit an all time high of $23885695 for the 81 day sion was last was son Allen Chappuis Louisiana Rac ing' commission secretary said there were new highs in atten dance proved caliber of racing The rea son ing down and forcing the closing of the books in and around New he said Spencer Drayton executive secretary Racing the 37 Wilams IGA Store 21st and Main Sts Ph 5337 CUSTOM PICTURE Also President rederick Hovde Vice President Stew art Athletic Director Guy' Mackey and others pledged support which could not have been mistaken for anything other than sincere' In ex pressing faith in Eddy and admira tion for the players and entire stu dent body Hovde clearly declared: "Nothing is wrong with Purdue of the Thoroughbred made up of major US tracks said: NOT SO SUDDEN unswinef is not as sudden as It appears: We had noted a decided trend upward in both attendance and pari mutuel handle beginning in June of 1950 and this trend has continued with the increase of public confidence in thoroughbred Drayton who heads the Protective bureau BI credited the $50 federal gambling tax act effective last November Santa Anita which closed its Lafayette Beverage Distributor 3017 Kossuth Street PHONE 7482 Dead Heat MIAMI la 10 Brookmeade heavily backed Suggested Almar Joi reached the wire on even terms in the sixth race at Gulfstream park today forming the first dead heat for top money The race was a six furlong event for 3 year olds Suggested paid $310 Joi paid $2750 Third in the event was launt The time was 1:11 1 RUSH RADIPj Sales' and Service lZ4 EAST MAIN STREET 5 afajette Ind were all equally valuable to the all around performance of the Boiler maker squad" LOSE PETE TOO McNulty along with Darrel (Pete) Brewster of Portland ver satile football and hardwood per former the only other senior mem ber of the squad was given a final ovation among the twelve players who were officially awarded major letters The other ten major letter win ners were as follows: John Toeppe rankfort CharleMcMullen Indi anapolis rederick Server Madi son Dennis Blind Lafayette Nor man Whiting Glen Cal houn armer City Ill James Stone Summittville John Dermody Hammond James Schorr Bates ville and Jack Runyan Lawrence burg AWARD TO SERVER The Ward Lambert Scholarship Trophy awarded annually to the member of the varsity squad with the highest scholastic index for the two semesters preceding the end of the campaign was won by Server comparative ld sophomore guard Server a student in physical education who is also a member of the Naval unit was of ficially rated as a Student" the highest scholastic rat ing recognized by the university during both semesters involved In determining the award He had a scholastic index of 522 for the sec ond semester of last year and an Index of 533 for the first semester this year ROSH LETTERMEN Lambert head freshman coach announced the award of 16 fresh man varsity numerals as follows: Max Amstutz Auburn Don Beck East Chicago Ned Boyer Bedford Irwin Bunton Madison Jerry Crane Evansville1 Ted Dunn La fayette Ed Dwyer Indianapolis William German Romney Robert Hage Indianapolis Jack Kiphart Elwood Hugh Newsom Columbus James Reichert Harvey Ill Charles Reynolds Lafayette Dave Rodenkirk Milwaukee Wls Wil liam Sullivan rankfort Robert Van Derpool Mattoon III Dr Howard Hill head of the department of speech Kansas State college was the principal speaker of the evening The other speakers included Vice President and Treas urer Stewart Athletic Direc tor Guy (Red) Mackey and Coach Ray Eddy President Kenneth My ers of the Lions club presided and Shaw served as toastmaster Sharpen Thinking PASADENA Cal March 10 Manager Paul Richards con ducted a skull practice for pitchers and catchers today after rain washed out a scheduled four hour Chicago Whit Sox drill1 got to do something soon we re going to lose iur edge entirely" complained Richards as the Sox donned their work togs and then stood around in the club house for several hours 901 VUU UH for Des Moines last season Whendenartji the Cubs will be left 5 1 lln Denina me piaxe wim piuve aku ail nf wards a 237 Cub hitter last sea son Pramesa batted 229 for the Reds and Toby Atwell up from Montreal with a 233 aver age While a 20 game winner is the Spartans Defeat Local Swimmers Members of the Purdue Swimming club lost A closely con tested dual meet to Michigan State at East Lansing Mich on Satur day 47 37 The highlight of the meet from the Purdue standpoint was pro vided by Mary Link newly enter ed freshman who established a new pool record of 1:041 in win ning the 90 yard Individual med ley Other first place winners for the local team were Phyllis Calhoun 60 yard breast stroke: Gloria Daniels 90 yard free style and the medley relay trio composed of Mary Link Phyllis Calhoun and Anne Hinnen Anne Hinnen added materially to the Purdue point total with a second in the 60 yard back stroke and a third in the individual med ley Other point contributors in cluded Marilyn Treacy second in 60 yard free style and Lorraine ischer third in the 210 yard free style The free style relay quartet of Joan Van Der Maelen Lorraine ischer Phyllis Calhoun and Gloria Daniels placed second $5495 up Immediate Delivery cordially invite you to meet Mr Hayes personally Net Sectionals Set New Marks INDIANAPOLIS March 10 (UP) attendance and gate receipt records were set during sectionals of 42nd annual high school basketball tourney it was announc ed today Commissioner Phillips of the Indiana High School athletic association said a preliminary audit disclosed 1039523 fans paid $444 68268 at 64 sectional sites to see 696 games This was 36500 more fans than last year and they paid $1225734 more than in 1951 The 760 entries to this tourney also will receive a larger share of the gate Phillips explained new federal regulations eliminate the tax on high school athletic events Coach Ray Eddy "who made another fine impression on Pur due rooters earned one of the laughs of the night when he fol lowed" this yarn by kidding his old asfollow: remember that 17 1 season but Ward lose that one game they called a technical foul you the other team made and we lost by one Carl McNulty of course was bisr favorite at the fete received ope ovation after another whei? his honorary selections were announced and proved once more that Purdue athletes can come up with the correct answers when facing banquet crowds Carl also drew a laugh when he told his admirers: "When I came over here John Dermody asked me if I felt nervous told' him that after going through that marriage ceremony Saturday night never be nervous Ted Server was a popular and derserving winner of the Lambert scholarship award the little Madison youth spent many long hours working with basketball but he found time to come up with a two semester average of well over distinguished student requirements Another Ted "Old Shaw guided the show expertly and just as he promised he would In a pleasant manner" Dr Howard TfHlll proved that a big time speaker is worthwhile his sense cot humor was charming and his delivery left nobody guess ing as to why he holds a position at the head of Kansas speech department: Music? Certainly some of the best in the land we agree with Al little daughter the Glee Hymm of the is' one of the most stir ring numbers any college will ever produce rom start to finish we more firmly convinced that Athletics Win WEST PALM BEACH la March 10 (AP) The Philadelphia Athletics ganged' up on a band of Boston rookies today to take a 10 4 exhibition victory The American league hosts racked up five runs in the seventh inning on five singles and two walks to make a win ning hurler out of starter Dick Scheib on hs first Grapefruit league outing Scheib pitched first three 'innings Bob Hboper the middle three and Bobby Shantz the final trio CARL McNULTY The new Purdue records of the long armed product of Washington Township high school near Logans port are as follows: MOST POINTS (All Games One Season) Scored 399 points in 22 games for an average of 1814 breaking his own mark of 376 points set last year for an average of 1709 MOST POINTS (Big Ten One Scored: 289 points in 14 Big Ten games for an average of 206 breaking his own mark of 251 points set last year for an average of 1792 'MOST POINTS (One Scored 36 points against Indiana on 15 field goals and six free throws td break his own record of 34 points established against Minnesota last year Although consistently high scoring captured the head lines his tireless rebounding press ing floor play and deft passing Deen ondy should do at first Eddie Miksls is due for a line sea son at second base This Is the year for Roy Smalley to settle down at shortstop At third are two tested performers Ransom ToaIoah on1 i 1 1 Rp A semi Hank Sauer rankie Baumholtz others Gene Hermanski Ron Northey Hal Jeffcoat Addis and Usher are outfielders that should provide 16 for some kind of a working comblna Kokomo Memorial Gym WEDNESDAY MARCH 26 INVEST IN THE DURABLE ItOGEIt'S Men Wear East Side Square SECOND Ed Kalafat Minnesota A A 0 A A I 4 'Vi MESA Ariz March 10 (AP) fronts Phu Cavarretta in his first if ull season as Chicago Cub manager lifting the Bruins from cast place by tne bootstraps'' It is 'questionable whethef the bootstraps are there to be lifted by Phil a Cub man and boy for 18 years The farm system has contributed its usual quota to the cubs tnis spring but Cavarretta take Ward 'Lambert who has had more experience as a Big Ten title winning coach than any other liv ing man praised the Boilermaker squad and pointed out to the fans that a of rebounding was its chief handicap Concerning titles Piggy told of a meeting with an alumni group in Wisconsin back In 1938 when Purdue needed a win to annex its fourth championship in five years must beat these guys tomorrow so we can live in was the insistent plea And they were talking to a coach who had won them Big Ten crowns in 1934 1935 and 1936 but as early as 1938 these triumphs had apparently been forgotten Hovde also told an amusing alumni story back in the early Purdue had established a sensational record of 17 1 and od grad was congratulating Lambert something like this: "Piggy that was a A very good season you had' but what in the heck was wrong at Ohio do too much last year or: the year before when the "Cubs finished A 4 v3 I none As for revamping on a big league plane the Cubs acquired four newcomers Catcher John Pramesa: Pitcher Willard Rams after dell and 'Bob Usher The Lafayette Country club has signed one of the prominent golf professionals Mike De Massey to succeed Wayne who resigned two weeks ago to accept a position in Evans Vs Ville De Massey who came here several days ago to apply for the job signed a one year contract yesterday and will take over the pro duties at the club immeulately 1 Mike resigned his position at the airyland Country club Look Mountain Tenn last July 15 to join the top pro circuit Play ing in 11 consecutive tournaments De Massey achieved several high finishes INE PLAYING RECORD Previously he was a popular pro player and teacher in Cali fornia working at golf clubs in Modesto resno and Morro Bay Mike won the Northern Open twice and held the San 5 Joaquin Valley Open title for 10 years in succession While at Chattanooga De Massey twice captured the well known Gulfport Open His best showing in the famous PGA came in 1944 at Spokane Wash when he was eliminated by the great Byron Nelson in the quarter finals 2 and 1 He reached the third round in the PGA as recently as 1949 TALENTED TEACHER In his teaching career De Massey has aided such Stars as Ellsworth' Vines and Babe Zaharias Last season three of his Look out Mountain pupils won the three top titles in Tennessee Mike once served as Vice President of the PGA He was interviewed by a special club committee consisting of Vern Dimond chairman Jack Bogan Warren Ardapplc Bud Hussey 'and Cal Yoran De Massey was signed to a contract by Alpha Gray 1952 president of the club Mike was Accompanied by his wife Mary and will bring his son James 20 here to act as an assistant Mr Hayes do with a tape measure shouldn't be done he has spent more than 40 years in the clothing industry and will be more than pleased to discuss' your clothing problems'with you we Named Most Valuable And Honorary Captain Carl brilliant senior who the second straight year established new Purdue seasonal and single game individual scor ing records during the past campaign was doubly honored by his team mates as he was named both most valuable player and honorary captain for the 1951 52 as one of the features of th6 annual basketball banquet last night sponsored' by the Lafayette Lions club Lt marxea uie second straight year that McNulty has been selected for most valuable honors Although he was the smallest center in the Big Ten at 6 feet 3 Inches and played on a losing team that wound up In the conference cellar McNulty ranked with the greatest when it came to all around performance REWROTE RECORDS or the second straight year the hustling pivotman virtually 1 re wrote the Boilermaker individual record book to further establish himself as an all time Purdue great If so you should come in and see Mr Tom Hayes ALL SEATS RESERVED ly $100 On mail orders make checks or moneyorders payable to Kokomo High School Mail orders directly to Kokomo Memorial Gym OR AND CLOTHES Uome to Clothing Store (xirner Third and Columbia Sts Cubs Shelled MESA Arizona March 10 (AP) A New York Giant squad com prised mainly of rookies and sec ond line players walloped the Chi cago Cubs this cloudy and chilly afternoon 15 3 The only regulars brought along by Manager Leo Durocher were Shortstop Alvin Dark and Center fielder Willie Mays The other varsity members of the National league champions went to Tucson to meet the Cleveland Indians The Giants in a hitting mood pounded four Cub pitchers for 16 hits Catcher Ray Noble smashed two homers HINEA PHOTOGRAPHER 634 MAIN ST PH 7775 Tuesday Evening March 11 1952 Hardwood Hortoirs McNulty OGARTY TIRE CO 11 Third St Phone 6855 College Basketball (Monday Games) NATIONAL INVITATION TOERNAMENT (Quarter inals) LaSalle 51 St (Bkn) 4 8t Bonaventure 70 Western Kentucky (irst Round) Holy Croaa T7 Seattle 72 NAIB TOURNAMENT (irst Round) Montana State 2 American Inter national 00 Murray (KTJ State Centenary (La) IS Hamline 1: Tampa S5 Jamoa MllHkln 101 Elon S9 Whitworth' 71: Wisconsin State 60 Indiana siate 7S alrlalgh Dickinaon gprliicflold (Mo) Slat S7 Chardon Tchrs 6 ortland SI indlay SS EAST Columbia 7: Cornell 14 i MIDWEST yniuta grata 74 Oklahoma 48 AR WEST Kanaaa 71: Colorado 55 UCLA 40 'Washington 50 UCLA wina PCC title 2 1) A'? I Mair Nt honrt Quality Clothes Hats and urnishings UP All Conference ive CHICAGO March 10 Big Ten coaches settled nearly un animously today on a standout all conference basketball team for the United Press Players solidly winning first team honors were: Player and School Carl McNulty Purdue Paul Ebert Ohio State Chuck Darling Iowa Rod letcher Illinoisb Nicholas Wisconsin Selected By INS NEW YORK March 10 Duke's Dick Groat and Seattle's Johnny O'Brien a couple of little giarits proved that small men still can shine in college basketball to day by gaining berths the 1951 52 International News Service All American team I Groat and O'Brien Clyde Lovel lette of Kansas Chuck Darling of Iowa and Cliff Hagan of Kentucky comprise the first five picked by a nation wide panel of sports ex perts All five are prolific scorers with the five feet nine inch tops in the nation with a total of 1030 points Groat a six footer combined his shooting pro ficiency with all around court generalship in leading the Blue Devils I Darling Lovellette and Hagan ire the big1 fellows on the first quintet Outside of and Groat nobody else named to the first two teams is under six four The second five includes Bob Houbregs of Washington Rod letcher of Illinois Don Meineke of Dayton Larry Hennessel of Villa nova and Jim Tucker of Duquesne The midwest is the section with the most representation with three men Darling and letcher from the Big Ten and Lovellette from the Big Seven Six of the ten selectees are sen iors Hagan Hennessey and O'Brien are juniors and Tucker a sopho more Semi inal ield Is Most OfbBeaten oursome In A rRT: RITWGKtSR INDIANAPOLIS March 10 (AP) much heart' from The field in the Indianapolis sidering the farm system dldnt miiAR' loot vofir A'rnA VMLr semi nnala of the Indiana high school basketball tournament has lost 34 games this season lately of course the most often beaten some in the round of 16 Tiger Cubs winning five tourney games are from the Cincinnati Reds and rarely in the black for the season Outfielder Addis of the Bos with 14 victories and 13 defeats ton Braves Indianapolis Tech 20 TOO HIGH opponent in the second afternoon! The fair haired lad of the farm game Saturday has the best system Catcher Harry Chitl 221 record at 18 6 Batesville goes pound giant who was to be a bell against Shelbyville in the first whether in the Cub climb out of game with slightly the better re the cellar already has been tabbed cord 16 0 to oneiDyvine uvr uhumwj ociuvc rnUr Chiti can hit turning in Batesville and Shelbyville actually have hustled through the first two weeks or the tourney witn pected ease Each has won its six games by margins points or more NARROW SQUEAKS Greencastle had its closest es cape against Waveland 39 38 while usual pitching goal for managers advance has been one close cavarretta has to cast about look squeeze after another The Indian jng £or jo game winners Only big apolis club got past Indianapolis Bob topped that mark last favorites 63 60 Indian wlth an 11 12 record Emil apolis Howe 46 44 overtime De 1 DUtch Leonard who will be 42 catur Central 39 37 and Anderson (by the book) on March 25 won last Saturday 47 46 1 10 but strictly as a reliefer Rams Tech finally had an easy one dell captured nine Redleg wins against Greenfield in the Regional Bob Kelly won seven games finals 70 46 Tony Hinkle of But while Johnny Klippstein and Paul ler dean of Indiana's college bas Minner who probably will round ketball coaches commented it was out first line mound the best game Tech had played up corps each won six to that point Needihg a great deal less im height advantage over provement than the pitching staff Greencastlo will be one of the to get the Cubs out of low gear are biggest in the Saturday program an infield and outfield pretty well front threesome will average sprinkled with pros Cavarretta or a Ct a rooM ao orlo 1 1 IU sjx vunvueviv Batesville will have a slight ad vantage over Shelbyville as long as orward Milton Baas 6 feet 4 is in the lineup The teams are about of a size at other positions None of the Indianapolis finalists played any of the during the regular season THE BACKGROUND Batesville is in the final the fourth time Its best perform tion They're: backed up by Jack ance was in 1943 when it lost to Wallaesa and Leon Brinkopf ort Wayne' champs in whoes 93 for Los Angeles an afternoon game of the finals hast season as a third baseman 33 24 Shelbyville the 1947 state may mean something champ is in the semi finals for To aid him Cavarretta has Per the sixth time sonnel Director wia wiaitnews Indianapolis Tech twice has been giving lectures and demonstrations runner up to the champ in six on catching hitting slid appearances among the last It ing base running pitching bunt lost the title games to Logansport ing pus study of sign posts in 1934 and rankfort in 1929 the infielders and outfielders Greencastle also has been one Matthews has vowed the Cubs game away from the championship will never finish last again as long on two occasions It was runner as he is with the team up to Martinsville in 1933 and to Cavarretta cant be as sure but Muncie Central in 1939 Green 1 promises: 11 hustle castle has been a Regional champ this 11 it3 first one Racing Network Service Closed CLEVELAND March 10 (Monday Continental Press Service said to SALT LAKE CITY Jack Nel Will shut down its national son 185 West Jordan Utah race news 'wire network: after knocked out rank Buford 210 report Oakland Calif (7) "Conditions affecting racing pub Bangor Me Charlie Slaugn Hcations throughout the ter 130 Elizabeth outpoint are forcing Continental out of edHermle reeman 132 Bangor bUgine3gf the service The once highly lucrative race Providence I Pierre Lang" news wire has taken three stiff lots 147 rance outpointed Phu pUnCheg within the past year Burton 144 St Louis (10) year ago Sen Estes Kefauver Trenton J' Charley Wil (D Tenn) turned the spotlight on liams 146 Newark out 1 Continental in his investigations of pointed Bobby Mann 147 Tren organized crime in interstate com ton (12) merce In his report he said Con New York Vince Martinez tinental had "a monopoly of the 151 Paterson stopped Sal transmission of gambling news Dimartino Hartford Conm (6) throughout the country" nr to? And he described the race wire Lmcag 'w A service as lever which makes (8) Possible for organized criminal 209 Akron (8) syndicates to gain a foothold in every community in the Cut Off Braves The second blow was the new federal gambling tax stamp law BRADENTON la March 10 which went into effect last Nov (AP) The St Louis Cardinals ember By reqUiring bookies to ended the Boston Braves unde regster and thus expose them feated spring training record at seives prosecution by local au two games ftoday handing the thoriues the law just about killed Tribe an 8 5 setback before a horse race betting here and in crowa Ot ZJO two runa Murrav Wall in the top or i ninth settled the verdict for the other racing nea Liiras The visitors went ahead riinu in tht fourth but the Braves 1 went ahead with three in the week when the Ohio Utilities com 1 same frame The Cards retaliated mission 'ordered (Western Union with three in the fifth off Bob Telegraph Co to show cause at Chipman on four hits one a dou a hearing in Columbus March 19 1 and never were headed why it should not cut off its I service to Continental Mr Hayes is a master designer and fitter who will personally measure you for a tailored suit topcoat or sport coat he will have more than 300 patterns to show you of the season's smartest suitings and topcoatings what 2 WK IE 'j Mr '9b ''1 J' 1 IM I II I III Are You Hard To it Pos HL WL Class Hometown 190 Sr Logansport' Ind So Columbus Ohio 220 Sr Dearborn Mich 194 Sr Champaign Ill 174 Sr Rockford Ill 244 So 185 Jr 205 So 200 Sr 165.