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PAGE OUR 5 He Who Hesitates Etc MUSIAL LEAVES 'e4 not hash hay bad AountL lAfL 4 of the de de decisioned decisioned decisioned Inexpensive Bibs W' acta 63 51 JOEPAIOOKA' ham ISHER OOP WE'RE RKSKT I gVj Mtehrffaw Miami Oklahoma won a to the have have have have game this season in five tries scoring lead came partly from a a fertile The Chinese language in the Peking dialect contains only 400' sounds compared to uncounted thousands in the English language isn't that with top scorer in Art Peterson youngest and least experienced quintet tallest man in the loop in the same Mr to no have been winner "Oh they proposed each other just call it contest and let it go at carrying two birds belonging to someone else WILLIAMS WINS IN BOXING TEST 100 AND UP Thousands nil nri I THIS QUICK Praise MiTILL nLLlLr US' a ONE MINUTE SPORTS PAGE Sec Taylor of the Des Moines Register checks in with a report on an Iowa State Kansas basket ball game some 1T years ago in which he and Henry Hasbrouck called 52 fouls theory is that the five personal rule necessarily onSible for rough ness but that the type of play Les in cycles George Engel who managed Harry Greb and rank Klaus years ago turned up in Los Angeles with Al Jordan Chicago heavyweight who lost a hairline decision to itzy itzpat rick Ray new base rule book featuring four pages of tips on finer points of is off the press and will be distributed through 200 radio etalons starting in April Johnny ulton who wants to run the mile in at least one meet this winter is looking for a job in South America with an oil company Persons interested in in stalling fluorescent light ing in store shop or home are invited to discuss their problems with Mr Dqvis a specialist in this field MUtT AM OCEAN NOTHIN' BLIT UCEW OOOOH WV I DO tTz'j four distinctions in Big Six basketball the the the MEMPHIS Tenn Jan UP) The minor leagues will profit tremendously from the move of advisory committee per mitting professional clubs to sign American Legion players says rresiaent tuny vans Southern association baseball offers and untapped field for Evans said As for manpower situation in the Southern association Evans said better today than in 1943 or 1944 that is not tak ing into consideration what might or could happat under pending 4 legislation Evans said the southern clubs have signed 60 newsmen since last season These additions plus the holdovers give each club around 20 men with which to start the seasdn As for the future Evanh said tell what will happen or how hard we will be WEDNESDAY JAN 24 18 Hines Oklahoma for as short as Peterson is second place in strictly Jim Myers: By HUGH ULLERTON JR YORK Jan (AT Ac cording to Dan erris the reason why Arr Anderson refused to ac company Gtnder Haegg to the United States this winter is that Arne wanted to establish himself as a great outdoor runner before he tried the board tracks Dan SERVICE DEPT Lieut (jg) Phil Bucklew for mer coach of the Columbus Bulldogs football club has just been awarded a Gold Star in lieu of his second Navy Cross i The Air Tec basketball team featur ing CpL John Mahnken CpL Dyke Eddelinan Sgt Ed Sadowski and Lieut dhiick Taylor left its home field at Dayton Dee 27 and expected to finish thd tour until March Ens Charlie Kellerof the Maritime serried has been "transferred from the Atlan to the Pacific still a purser which' should be good trtdnlng for contract nego tiations NEWBERRY Jan 23 At the end of the overtime game the score read: Newberry 53 The Citadel 52 Later Citadel Coach A Weh man and Newberry Coach Billy Laval compared their scorebooks They discovered that the Citadel had a one point lead at the end of the regulation game and should JEWW WORKER WAnDTHE LE just And he probably will top be a a i Eight year old Guerdan Richards of Cynwyd Bn hesitates at Philadelphia dog show entrance but Dean of Topohill strains at the leash Confidence of 17 month old airedale was well founded He walked off with first prize in his class and it was a mighty proud boy and dog who trotted home General Electric luorescent Lighting Expert Will Be in Our Store Tulsa To Receive Its Trophy Tonight TULSA Jan CtU The Uni versity of Tulsa football team will receive the Ortinge bowl trophy to night at a public party in Conven tion hall to be attended by an es timated 3000 fans Van Kussrowpresident of Hie Orange bowl committee will pre sent the awAd to the team for its victory over Georgia Tech ttes Miami classic Afull length movie of the game will be shown with Coach Henry mka describing the plhy Goodrich MIAMI SALES A 22 Soatb Mata SO Baseball Museum or Park WICHITA Kas Jan A public museum dedicated to American sandlot baseball will be established here President Ray Dumont of the National Baseball Congress announced today The shrine patterned after pro fessional hall of fame at Cooperstown will be erected near Lawrence stadium site of the annual National Semi Pro tourna ment Pictures of sandlot baseball clubs and old clippings and equipment will be solicited on a nation wide basis Dumont said Knitted in the USA on imported Enelith Rib Machines obtainable in Pure Wool body 6x3 ribs) SoftCotton linedWool plain or with Hand Embroidered Clocks Minor Leaguers Will Use Youths Under 18 in Clyde Burk King Of Calf Ropers Dies of Injuries DENVER Jas 23 The body of Clyde (Sagey) Burk for mer world champion calf roper who was fatally injured at the Nation al Western Stock show rodeo Sun day was being sent to his home town oCComanche Okla for bpri al Thursday Members of thq Turtles nation al rodeo' organization conducted memorial services for Burk 'at a chapel here yesterday Burg his brother was the only member of the family present The widow Catherine and 14 months old son were at Comanche Another brother Pfc Burk is serving in rance Jack Skipworth Clovis a pal of was accompanying the body to Comanche The Oklahoma cowboy suffered fatal head injuries wheii a horse rolled on him during a steer bull dogging event TUESDAY ANUARY 231 95 guard is Harold ward and tall is in conference scoring Iowa State is in third spot but his average of 1430 tops them all 1 173 points for all games in and out of the conference is still best average Two of those 173 points description Von re came in the last minute of an over cent drive into Belgium: are 1 time period Saturday knocked i ead 60 0 There are two min Kansas out of a first place tie in utes of time left to play and the conference and elevated the damned if they break away goners to the spot vacated by the for a 70 yard run before being Jayhawkers and Iowa State pulled down from behind They The 10 high scorers both confer were plenty tricky but when the ence and non conference games game is over the score will still be the MR WILBERT DAVIS Mikan of DePaul Loses Leadership InScoring4Chase NE WYORK Jin' Wilkins of Oregon and Ermer Rob inson of ort Warren have jumped oVer George Mikan DePaul to take the lead 'in the national col 3 legiaie individual high scoring bas ketball race vt: The Press weekly tabulation of the various section sal leaders showed today that the Oregon forward has collected 345 points' in 29 tgamei and Robinson 324 in IZcentests for teh Rocky mountain service quintet si Mikan is third with 290 followed by Calverley 'of Rhode 1 land State at 273 and Stan McWiU? liams of theUoHege of Pacific at 271U 'if Bill Henry of Riee' 257: ANagy of Akron 228 Mickey Mci? XQuire of Greyt Lakes 215 and B' Bob Kurland of the Oklahoma Aggies 203 round out the pointers nn 'the list George Kok of Arkansashas 217 points in 14 games but second to' Henry in the Southwest confer Zimce' and hence 1a unlisted' Wilkins 'Whose Oregon quintet is seconds to Washington in the northern of Pacific coast conference has flipped in field 87 Charity tosses' for' his 345 high mark Robinson a native of San Diego (Jalit sunk' 136 dongle deck6rs'and 52 ohe pointers They Won't Name New Commissioner CHICAGO JaA 23 Base major league officials at their eb 3 meeting in New York will not namp a new commissioner to succeed the late Landis in Hie opinion of Prdbident Will Harridge of the American league Hanidge said the officials prob ably will discuss the duties of the office but he didift believe any candidates for the post would be considered at the meeting He ex pressed beliefthe officials do not tortlsh into an Election without taking sufficient time to discuss possible' candidates rom the seritimedf of out? (American league) members I doubt that there will be an ONEWS Eastern Slugger knocks Out' Maxie Berger Meets Willie Joyce Next By (BILL CARR PHILADELPHIA Jan' (HI Lightrfeight'a lice Williamshis Stock boosted by knock out win Berger began concentrating today on his: March 2 rubberbout with WilliejJoycein Madison Square Joyce a wily boxer fromvGary Ind(ybeat the Trenton(NJ) trip hammer ladf November ending a run of 15 wins for Williams On Jan 8 Williams toqka'42 round decision over Joyce in Ike Is bout with Juan NBA' lightweight king promisedby Promoter Herman Taylor to th? winner of the Jan' 8 fight 'It tentativelyget forJCKly 'iApril Jiere Jt A gl'S v'Berger Canadian' wel terweight champ suffered his first defeat in IS'houts last night when his merry go round brpke down the fourth round of scheduled 10 rognder at the arena He yfeluded "cross fire of deft hobXa and right crosses for three rounds by persistent back pedaling only to bef etled tile fist damaging blows of the fight In the fourth win with the1 fans lilted his ef forts to force the fight by con tinually pursuing the heavier Berger Ike entered the ring fit 153 nine and onehalf pounds lighter than his opponent' The Jersey victory made it four in a row for him and also served' as a wedding pres ent to the bride he married Sunday in Virginia BOXERS PUT ON THRILLING SHOW Peadock Wins Decision Over Sloan IT Boys To 'Tulsa District Meet 1 Rv jnnbr rimpson1 a lay off of three years amateur boxing returned to the Northeastern' (Miami) A and college "gym last'mightSU itlfithe Junior Chamber of Commerce spon soring event Boodknot Sloan was the mdtduhaker aridalsofoitght in themain event fewer than in hther days the leather 'swingeys gave'the big crowdof ring fans a good ahowj They were fighting for a chance tq enter the Northeastern Oklahoma Gulden Gloves championship sponsored by the Tulsa World This meet begins Wednesday night While tiie main event the fight that had been matched Sloan a welterweight took on B)J Peacock 160 pounder It was a fast moving fight from the opening bell with Peacock winning on the judges decision 2 to 4 The headliners' had to take ias back seat' however as the fight of the evening was a scrap between Junior Sims and Charles Works fought at 160 pounds It was an even fight at the end of the three rounds and a con ferencewas called to decide what should be done about it It was decided to fight another round and young Sims carried it for the decision At 126 pounds Bill Bowen outpointed Dean Zilar This was another good fight unr til the boys started tiring late in the third round The only knockout in the show was the third round flattening of Melvin Browning by Chester Bushyhead Bqth boys went at it hammer and tongs during the first two rounds with the fight being nearly even Then with only 52 sec onds of the third round gone Bushy head sent a looping right home for the decisive blow It is hoped that after the North eastern Golden Gloves is over that several matches can be arranged at the local gym The Junior Chamber of Commerce is trying to arrange for some teams from the surrounding territory to come in for fights Results of last bouts 112 lbs Sonny Reynolds cisioned Ike Lacey 118 lbs Sonny Henson cisioned Wayne Cook 126 lbs Jack Smith Tom Wabaunsee 126 lbs Bill Bowen Dean Zilar 135 lbs Don Ross Ketcher 135 lbs Sonny McBride de cisioned Ronnie Conrow I 147 lbs Vic Smith decisioned Richard Kley 160 lbs Junior Sims decisioned Charles Works (One extra round) 160 lbs Chester Bushyhead Melvin Browning (52 seconds the third round) 160 lbs Bill Peacock decisioned Boodknot Sloan Winners of the 10 bouts and Sloan who gave away more than 10 pounds to tangle with Peacock will represent Miami jn the district gloves event at Tufsa Transpor tation will be provided by the Jun ior Chamber of Commerce MRSQtNNESOWWt bables blba are among the hard to get Itematand aa the jfmilk and crowd really have to be started off properly gating habits the ijest wav' to solve the bib problem is to crochet a good zupplyThe ll lncb dress prbteetor illustrated is rfade of white cotton thread and edged in daffodil yellow i Em 'broiler £Im a good boy (orgirllor a baby talk phrasexm the bib'The phrase dhibroidered on this bib is given on the chart iS To otain 'complete Instructions for the Crocheted EabyBib (Pattern No 6833) instructions for embroidering words send' 15 4 cents in COIN plus 1 cent postage YOUR NAME ADDRESS and PATTERN NUMBER to Anne Cabot Miami News Record 5WV Sobth Wells street Chicago 7) Cold weather garments socksweaters mittenssnow set vcessories for children lovely embroidery designs Jtor the home are Ha fntinX in the Winter isran Anne Cabot Album Send for your copy or send a dopy to a needleworker friend Price 15 cents 'Sri1' ARCHAEOLOGY YIA BOMBS YARMOUTH England 137 German bombs laid bare extensive 17th Century' relics fron? which it now Is possible to trace the orig i Inal layout ox this towru played on a college team before this season And among the regular reserves only one Buzz Hollins who had college experience He played at Ne His plea failed to state as a fel 1 braska last Of the low hunter and fine payer declared fvf ne than that the iudge when arrested was I7 years old Costlelo a sa CARDINALS OR Loss or Star Outfielder irst Serious Blow To Chanfps In Year ST LOUIS Jan Induc tion of Stan Musial into the Navy made the first dent in the starting lineup of the world champion St Louis Cardinals in a full year The last regular to leave th club outside of pitchers was Lou Klein freshman second baseman who joined the Coast Guard last winter His loss followed the indue tion of pitchers Howard Knst Mur ry Dickson and outfielder Harr Walker President Sam Breadon then moaned: may not have enough ball players to fill all But when Manager Billy South worth picked his 1944 world series bneup in October he fielded the same team with exception of his pitcher that started the first game the pre season spring series with the St Louis Browns in April six months before George Munger one of the club's young pitchers was the only less to the armed forces in the 1944 playing season Since the world series Max Lanier ace left hander has been accepted for rice Pending further orders from Washington here is the way the club could line up for 1945: Catcher: Walker Cooper accept ed for limited service in 1943 but never called irst base Ray Sanders 4 bad heart Second base Emil Verban 4 perforated ear drums Short Marty Marion ac cepted for limited service in 1944 but never called has a wired knee Third base George Kurowski 4 bad arm Outfield Johnny Hopp 4 bad bacK Augie Bergamo 4 fever bad knee Danny Litwhiler 4 two knees Morton Cooper high blood pressure Ted Wilks 4 stomach ulcers Blix Donnelly 4 asthma bad heart at 405060! 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Jackie Wilson ji29 Pittsburgh pfitpointed Pedro Hernandez 130 New York' 10 1 Baltimore Nate Bolden1 17114 4 Chicago outpointed Walter 11 Woods 16514 New 10 i Doll Rafferty 135 1 Milwaukee 135 and Al Gomez 184)4 Chicago drew 8 Nebraska Beaten in ive Tries Has Leading Scorer By RANK CRAWORD KANSAS CITY Jan Corn huskers They They They Peterson They have rise 23 point fusillade fired at the Kansas Aggies Saturday mernr 1 no Tanr ivonrosgu played more games than any other team in the Big Six helped some but the big game average of 1180 is evidence he locates the hoop regularly His rise to 6 feet 6 inches if it needs any explanation probably came about as Harriet Beecher Topsy put it: growed that mark when he gets to man only 17 Coach A Lewandowski putting out any alibis but age factor has a lot to do showing (or lack of it) in the Big None of the agreg that even a 4:016 mile Cornhuskers five starters ever enough to convince Ameri can fans if they see a guy take a few beatings indoors Pie 1 Traynor former manager 5 has signed up as sports director I of a Pittsburgh radio station Be sides broadcasting six days a week Pie will conduct a baseball i school James Cooper and I Merle Gibson winners of trophies as the outstanding football play ers at Texas Chri: last season both hold medical discharges from the armed forces Cronin Says Red 'Sox Will Go On Pjlot May Play LAUDERDALE laVjatv 23 LT) Major league baseball will caiyy on this! year says Man ager Joe Cronin of the Boston Red Sox' 'even I wilT probably be in there aying regulariy rand Leo Durpcjxer too" a The 38 year old diamond veteran said the jeview of 4 iwould un doubtedly mean further dosses to all league squads but the new ruling that American jJJegion juniors can be by the ma jors and the minors shouyhelp And then' of course' as for the 4 Js "some dfthe playexj'have milk legsdr othar handicaps which wilk make JJiem hardlyjit for any kind of Sox teenager teams would be far 'below pre war standards but the belief the "public mindvs a the public added" a good hot Briefs atlantX jan 23 Adolph Rupp who kaS coached seven Southeastern conference bas ketball winners in llyears at Un versity of Kentucky says the five foul rule instituted thia season made' pay "in play Rupp whose team defeated Georgia Tech iere jast night saia the new rale allowing five fouls' instead four before a player is disqualified Jine in view of the scarcity of material" How ever it made any difference as I see it one way or the WEST OlNT Jan (AT While the second aiinual West Point relays 'are being held in the Military academy feildhouse Saturday afternoon the Cadet eagers will oppose the Coast Guard academy five on the basketball court in the track infield LITTLE ROCK Ark Jan (A) One Arkansas basketball team may be forced to disband Tor lack of a basketball The cage squad at the Mid way consolidated school started the season with a leftover bail and it collapsed An appeal was sent to a Little Rock newspaper Inquiry revealed sporting goods houses here have been out of basketballs for over a year SPORT NEWS WWILY NEWS RECORD Judge ines Self 1 In Alabama Case I MOBILE Ala Jan A district judge pleaded guilty to a charge of game law violation in his own court yesterday and fined himself $25 i The jurist Judge John McDuffie former congressman was arretted by a game warden the other day for having in his possession two more doves than the law allows 1 LT I In 4 6 ol Sports Mirror (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) Today a year Mayor La Guardia gave Dodgers and Giants permission to play night baseball during 1924 season Three years ago Walker signed three year contract as Wake orest football coach i ive years ago Willie Hoppe won three cUahion billiard titlxe for third straight year by beating Welker Cochran 50 31 in final match of annual tourney at Chi cago Ten years New York State Racing commission (approved 156 day schedule for New York trades NEW YORK CITY ARMS MEN TO SERVICE YORK ISi armers J'of New York City will soon be doing their bit in the IK'S armed forces following an order calling of them up foRjpra ihduction Original deferment of the men all between 13 ahck25 was not a mistake CokArthur McDermott 2ew York" Selective Service' director Bays Most work on Stateh llsland trucli jfarms and the rest ion Brooklyn dairy 'farms Basketball Results (BY THE ASSOCIATED PBESS EAST Mitchel ield 48 Cham bers Street Cciast Guard 40 Brown 71 Providence 36 SOUTH Richmond 55 VMI 29 Norfolk Naval Training 54 Pre lieht 52 North Carolina 65 Wake or est 40 Kentucky 64 Georgia Tech 58 MIDWEST Camp Atterbury (Ind) 58 reeman i '6 Iowa 56 Indiana 51 Concordia (St Louis) 48 Lam bert ield 26 St Louis 69 St Louis Naval Base 42 stern Illinois Teachers Eastern Illinois Teachers 46 Ohio State 50 Purdue 35 Great Lakes £6 'Wisconsin SOUTHWEST South Plains Army Air ield 63 Lubbock (Tex) Army Air ield 50 Oklahoma A 89 Phillips 28 New Mexico 47 Texas Tech 39? WEST Ambrose 61 ort Logan il Phillips Sixty Six 66 ort Wart ren 47 Lowry ield (Denver) 65 itz simons General Hospital 50 ON WLB REGIONAL SETUP KANSAS CITY Jam John Bogk fcnperintendent of the Kansas City refinery of Phil lips Petroleum Ca has been ap pointed an alternate industry mem bar of the Regions! War Labor board Paul i Nachtmah chairman announced today Bogk 40 will'begip his 'duties on the board the 'week of Jan' SOI 'S Phillips Quintet Drubs Warren CASPER Wyo Jan The Phillips 66 Oilers will conclude their basketball swing through the Rocky mountains tonight when they meet the Casper Wyo Army airbase The Casper liers have been beaten only twice in 18 games Last night the Oilers control ling the rebounds with superior height defeated ort Warren Wyo 66 47 at Cheyenne The Oilers led 35 21 at the half after fashioning "a 20 7 lead with 10 minutes 'of play gone The sol diers battling furiously for 'the ball committed 26 fouls "which Phillips turned into 20 charity points rank Stockman and Willie Rothman led attack (with 15 and 10 points respectively Ermer Robinson ort Negro forward led the scoring with 18 pojnts EX dRI DER POLICE CHIE NORMAN Ola Jan LP) (Dub) Wheeler tacHe of the University of 1935 football eam has become chief of police here Before his new position Wheeler war ja mpmberOf Jthe State' Highway pa JXwwsrr reMarMV JUMP QUICK AR USE YOUR SHROUD UNES KEEP CUOSE TME WEYLTEOUR BOWSTGETHER SiWl gl I nl 1 Sports "I fr PSSST GO ISs i IS kA 1 1 vZ a ifinr Xzw with niaddenfoz heh lmn n4 intwloa sv 1 jr 1' Srt quick Wlkom KSATbwpnl weSfc SfijfjB 'sA" 'gK Ale TlBl yA eatkrnmen nal esnrfort Mnta nt I 4 Uff Scum tisbM mana mMwraoc emy A labneata tonam iiuwuuis ana aai vex vzvs WW I aj 4 I 1 1 I MXafiWi wwaKy B' 'Ti wneM Jniih wr 9 dwib! nA Pyramid appottoeetaa at your 1 KfU I UgMbl 3f drag atora withawcdaky 1 aBdftJfh Bk I of weMaaMasm A BtoHfeWr I IKI I las tat wkJ Gaines Pts Av i Hines Okla 13 173 1330 Peterson Neb 12 106 8831 Weatherby State 12 104 867 I Myers Iowa State 8 99 1238 i Hahn Neb 12 88 733 Strahan Neb 12 87 725 I Moffett Kas 8 80 1000 I Hollins Neb 12 80 667 I Landon State 12 80 667 Landon Okla 13 80 615 fit 4 Thousands nil nri irr this quick Praise Simole I ILL nLLILr 4SV VA'.