The Daily Times from Davenport, Iowa • 20

THE DAILY TI3IES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1950 Blackhawks Tangle With Anderson Tonight on Wharton Floor PAGE 6-B Official Three-I League Schedule For 1950 Packers Must Wm to Regain -Division Lead AT WATERLOO WATERLOO Sport O-Scope With Ernest Olson of Sloan due here tomorrow for a meeting with stockholders of the Davenport club and with the Three-I league schedule officially released today, baseball will make a serious inroad on the basketball-dominated quad-city area for the next few days. Olson will make his first visit to this city, since pouring $20,000 into the baseball coffer here, Thursday night for a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce at which Tom Fairweather, president of the Three-I league, and Howard Goetz, secretary, also will be in attendance. Olson will confer with sports writers and radio men at a special luncheon Thursday noon. FOLLOW CEDAR RAPIDS June 2. 3.

4' July 10, 11, 12 Aug. 14, 15, 16 DAVENPORT Mav 20, 21. 22 Jul'v 19. 2(T 21 Aug. 5, 6', 7 Rule as Highest Scoring Team in Loop Mav 29, 30-30 Julv 7.

8. 9-Aug. 17, 18, 19 QUINCY AT AT AT AT AT AT AT CEDAR RAPIDS DAVENPORT QUINCY DECATUR DANVILLE TERRE HAUTE EVANSVILLE May 31. June 1 May 26. 27, 2B Mav 23.

24, 25 April 26. 27. 28 April 23, 24, 25 Mav 7. 8. 9 May 10.

11. 12 July 6, 13. 14, 15 July 3. 4-4 July 16', 17, 18 June9.10.il June 6, 7, 8 June 20 21. 22 June 23, 24, 25 Aug 11, 12, 13 Aug, 20.

21, 22 Aug. 8. 9, 10 July 26, 27, 28 July 23. 24, 25 Aug. 27.

28, 29 Aug. 24, 25, 26 May 23. 24. 25 Mav 26. 27.

28 April 23. 24, 25 April 26. 27, 28 May 10. 11, 12 May 7. 8.

9 QUADS Julv 16. 17, 18 July 3. 4-4 June 6, 7, June 9, 10. 11 June 23, 24, 25 June 20. 21.

22 Aug 8, 9, 10 Aug. 20, 21, 22 July 23, 24, 25 July 26, 27, 28 Aug. 24, 25, 26 Aug. 27. 28, 29 29.

30-30 June 2. 3, 4 May 7, 8. 9 Mav 10, 11. 12 April 26. 27, 28 April 23', 24, 25 a IN THE July 13, 14.

15 June 20, 21. 22 June 23, 24, 25 June 9. 10, 11 June fi, 7, 8 Aug, 17, 18, 19 Aug 11, 12, 30 Aug. 27, 28, 29 Aug. 24.

25, 26 July 26 27 28 July 23, 24, 25 wv May 31, June 1 Mav 10. 11. 12 Mav 7. 8. 9 April 23, 24, 25 April 26, 27, 28 July 19, 20, 21 July fi, 10, 11, 12 DAILY June 23, 24, 25 June 20, 21.22 June 6.

7. 8 June 9. 10, 11 fi'. Aug. 13.

14, 15 Aug. 24. 25. 26 Aug. 27.

28, 29 July 23. 24. 25 July 26. 27, 28 'ay April ID, May 1, 2 Mav 3. 4, 5 June 3.

4. 5 Mav 30-30, 31 May 21. 22, 23 June 27, 28. 29 June 13. 14.

15 June 16, 17, 18 TIMES Julv 10, 11, 12 Julv 7. 8. Julv 19, 20, 21 Sepl. 3. 4-4 July 30.

31. Aug. 1. Aug. 2, 3, 4 Aug.

15, 16, 17 Aug. 21, 22, 23 Aug. 6, 7, 8 May 17. 18, 19 May 3. 4.

5 April 3, May 1, 2 Mav June 1, 2 Mav 21 22 23 Mav 30-30, 31 June 30, July 1. 2 June 16. 17. 18 June 13. 14, 15 Julv 13, 14.

15 PT TD juV 20 21 22 Julv 7, 8. 9 Aug 31. Sept. 1, 2 Aug. 2, 3, 4 July 30.

31, Aug. 1 Aug. 12, 13. 14 ysL.ll Aug. Aug.

21, 22 23 Mav 3, 4. 5 May 17. 18. 19 May 14, 15. 16 Mav 24.

25. 26 Mav 27, 28, 29 June 1, 2 3 June 16, 17, 18 June 30, July 1, 2 June 27, 28, 29 July 16. 17, 18 Julv 4-4, 5 THTi Julv 10 11 12 Aug. 2, 3, 4 Aug. 31.

Sept. 1. 2 Sept. 3. 4-4 Aug.

9. 10, 11 Aug. 18. 19. 20 Aug.

12. 13, 14 April 30. May 1, 2 May 14. 15. 16 May 17.

18, 19 Mav 27, 28. 29 Mav 24. 25. 26 June 5 CrUrHTll June 13, 14, 15 June 27, 28, 29 June 30, Julv 1, 2 Julv 4-4, 5 Julv 17, 18 Julv 6 13.14 15 Qn.uUJldCt July 30. 31.

Aug. 1 Sept. 3. 4-4 Aug. 31.

Sept. 1, 2 Aug. 18. 19, 20 Aug. 9, 10.

11 Aug. 15. 16, 17 'Denotes Sundays DECATUR Mav 17, IB. 19 June 30, Julv 1, 2 Aug. 31.

Sept. 1, 2 PROBABLE LINE! PS BLACKHAWKS AXDERSOV Tadorovlrh Brian PerkiBs Closs Otten Srhilllz Eddteman Hargis Vance Johnson Preliminary game East Moline Legion vi. Minneapolis-Moline, 6:50 p. m. DANVILLE Mav 14.

15, 10 June 27, 28, 29 Sept. 3', 4-4 Davenport was favored with ten Sundays at home, plus two holidays, in the schedule. The Quads open the season April 23 at Evans-ville and wind up the campaign with the same club in a Labor day twin-bill at Muny stadium. Waterloo will come to Muny stadium for a July 4 double-header. On Decoration day the Quads so to Cedar Rapids.

Sunday foes of the Quads are: Waterloo, May 28, and Aug." 20; Cedar Rapids, July 16; Quincy, Aug. 13; Decatur, April 30 and July 30; Danville, June 18; Terre Haute, July and Evansville May 14 and Sept. 3. Now that the schedule is definitely set and with season plans due to be settled tomorrow, all that remains is for Perk Purnhage to line up some ball players who'll give Davenport a hustling team. It has been reported that a manager for the Quads may be named at Thursday's session.

Recovering from a five-game TERRE HAUTE April 30. Mav 1. 2 June 13. 14, 15 July 30. 31.

Aug. 1 EVANSVILLE Mav 3. 4. 5 June IS 17, 18 Aug. 2.

3. 4 losing skein which temporarily cost them the western division leadership of the National Basketball association with a brilliant 112-89 victory over Sheboygan Monday night, the Anderson Packers clash with the Quad-City Blackhawks tonight at Wharton fieldhouse. Corpus Christi St Ambrose Cagers to Invade Parsons The main game is slated for 8:30 p. with the East Moline Legion meeting Minneapolis-Moline in the preliminary at 6:50 p. m.

Joe Collier of Rock Island, who is adding to his already-won football laurels with a brilliant scoring display on the basketball court, zoomed past the double-century mark in total points for the campaign last week. And the season is scarcely half over. In 12 games, Collier has amassed 205 points, 46 more than the runnerup. Bob Hart of East Moline. That gives Collier an average of 17.08 points per contest.

Mike Corken of Alleman is second in average with 16.67. Collier, however, is threatened by a new contender, his own teammate, Dick Petersen, who has scored 153 points so far. Jack Minor of East Moline and Ronnie Hicks of Moline are the recent newcomers in the 100-Point club. Minor has hit for 108, and Hicks for 105. Rob LeBuhrt is Davenport's chief scorer with 92 points, followed by Ken Buckles with 86.

Dick Glenn tops St. Ambrose academy with 70. Here are the team and individual records, as compiled by Mauris Rosen: TFAM RF.rORDS Stops Alleman In 41-34 Fray Ex-Rock Island Hurler to Pilot Omaha Ball Club Paul Stratliman, Former DHSAcc, To Oppose Bees All-America Preps Announced Friday Release of the All-America high school football team, announced as for today, will not he made until Friday, The team is picked by the Wigwam Wisemen of Oklahoma City. K. of C.

Sponsors Academy Contest The Knights of Columbus will sponsor the St. Amhrose-Loras academy basketball game In the college gym Friday night. The lodge has purchased all the reserved seat tickets and is offering them for sale to the general public at 75 cents each. Capping a nearly disastrous road trip, the Packers dropped two straight to the Denver Nuggets following successive defeats at the hands of Indianapolis, Chicago and Minneapolis. Frank Brian and John Hargis ended all that, however, as they dumped in 43 points between them in the Sheboygan victory.

Anderson, with a 19-12 record, Pioneers Cold on Shots But Corken Gets 18 (Includes all games played to Jan. 10) Hosts Have Won Five of Seven Games So Far BY EARL CALKINS GALESBURG, 111. (Special) Corpus Christi's speedy Friars I)EF. AVG. 32.10 38 54 39 50 42.91 38 88 44.88 OFF.

AVG. 48 00 51.15 52.25 46 64 41 77 37 00 rcT. .800 .769 ,750 .616 S55 OP 1 321 501 316 472 350 359 TP 480 865 418 511 376 2 98 Moline 8 Rock Island 1" Davenport East Moline 1 Alleman 5 Kt Amhrnsp 4 4 must win tonight to retain their slight advantage over Indianapolis for the lead. PROBABLE LINEUPS AMBROSE PARSONS Snead and Hogan ST .500 collected their ninth court victory of the season here last night at the expense of the Alleman high cagers as they fought to a 41 to 34 win over their visitors. The highest scoring team in pro Morris (6-2) l.awlu (6) Gelth (6) Ahrens (6-2) Lindsay (6) Strathman (fi) Baccus Donnelly (6-4) Waters (fi-2) Try as they might, the Alleman Poepsrl (fi) hoopsters could not close the gap to less than four points after their college gymnasium.

Time 8 p. m. Place Parsons Fairfield, la. Meet in Playoff Sam Birdies 18th to Tie in Los Angeles Open basketball, Anderson is paced in its. vaunted scoring attack by Brian, Bill Closs, the six-foot-six-inch star from Rice, Boag Johnson, Milo Komenich, an ex-Wyoming standout, Hargis, Player-coach Howie Schultz and veteran Ed Slanczak.

hosts jumped out to a quick five- point lead in the first minutes of play. The Green and White ex BY DON WHITE The St. Ambrose college Bees, OMAHA. (AP) Al Hollings-worth, a "ten-year" major leaguer, was announced today as the new manager of the Omaha Cardinals, members of the Class A Western league. He formerly pitched for Rock Island in the old Mississippi Valley league.

He succeeds Cedric Durst, who piloted the St. Louis Cardinal farm club last season. Omaha was in fifth place. Hollingsworth, 39, has been manager of the Allentown, club in the Class Interstate league for the last two seasons. Allentown took the pennant in 1949.

The new Cardinal manager began his professional baseball career as a pitcher with Waynesboro of the Blue Ridge league in 1928. He reached the major leagues in 1938, then was traded to Newark in 1939, The same year Brooklyn bought his contract, and after two years in triple A ball, he went to the St. Louis Browns for a five-year period during which he ijchuitz will prooaoiy sian nim- perienced a cold night at the hoops, hitting 11 out of 47 attempt FT 39 27 25 44 48 32 21 16 24 26 17 10 12 12 13 10 18 7 14 5 INniVIUl'Al' (45 or more points) c. Joe Collier (Rock Island), 12 Bob Hart (East Moline), Hick Petersen (Rork Island), 13 Mike Corken (Alleman), 9 Ken Moore (Moline), 1" Jack Minor (East Moline), Ronnie Hicks (Moline), 10 Pick Thomas (Bock Island), lj Roh IeBuhn (Davenport), Ken Ruckles Llavenport), Don VAiAuwelaer (East Moline), 11 Kick Glenn (St. Ambrose), 8 Ed l.lnrisey (llavenport), 8 Marv Salmonson (East Mnline), 11 Diiane Sandler (Moline), 10 Bob McKee (Oavenport), 8 Jack Whan (Rock Island), 13 George Hoke (Moline), 9 Crotis Splcer (East Mnline), (....

11 Jerrv Pirmann (Rock Island), 8 Bill Weiman (St. Ambrose), 7 Willard Newman (Davenport), 8 with their sights set on bettering their Iowa conference rating, will LOS ANGELES. (AP) Ben reached the 1944 world series. He joined the Cardinal organization as a scout in 1947. Hollingsworth makes his home in St.

Louis county, Mo. MIC Still Unbeaten In Girls' Cage Loop MIC 6 0 1 onn Shamrocks 4 2 .500 Servus 2 4 .500 Malcolm's 0 6 .000 The Moline Institute of Commerce did it again as it remained undefeated by topping Malcolm Jewelers of Moline 53 to 42 in the first of two games played in the Tri-City Girl's basketbal league last night at Denkmann school in Rock Island. In the second game, the Shamrocks topped the Queens 41 to 33. High point makers of the evening were Pat Jansenns, Malcolm's forward, in the first game with AVO 17 08 14 45 11.77 16 67 13 40 9 81 10 50 7 83 11 50 10 75 6 45 8 75 8.25 5 83 6.30 7.50 4 IS 6.11 4 73 6.12 6 86 5.88 TP 205 159 153 150 1.14 108 105 94 92 86 71 70 66 64 63 60 58 55 52 49 48 47 FC. 83 66 64 53 43 38 42 39 34 30 27 30 27 26 25 25 20 24 19 22 20 19 Hogan, game but tired in his ed field goals for a 23 per cent average.

be in Fairfield tonight to tangle with Parsons in the first of six straight road games. They found the going especially amazing golf comeback, tees off today against Sam Snead, who admits he's sharp, in the playoff for the top prize of the $15,000 Los Angeles Open. The Saints, fresh from their 60 tough during the second and third stanzas, converting on 2 of 12 and selfr Johnson, Closs, Brian and Hargis. Komenich, whose rebounding and scoring has long been a thorn in the Blackhawks' side, will alternate with Schultz at center. Also appearing with the Packers will be Red Owens, former Baylor star, who1 was traded to, Anderson from the Blackhawks two weeks ago.

to 44 win over highly touted Dubuque U. Monday night, will go Win or lose, Hogan will have into the ball game with a height advantage amounting to two engineered one of the great comebacks in golf history. inches per man. The Blue and White average 6' while the Hogan had his finest triumph in hosts will average just a little over University of Texas football teams have met squads from schools representing 24 states. 23 points and Mille Campbell.

Shamrock forward, in the second game also tallying 23 times. his grasp for 44 minutes yesterday. He posted 280, four under par, and went in to shower, con Erdelatz Named Jr. Navy Grid Coach fident that his first tournament bid since his auto accident was a success. Hogan was drying off when the first hint came.

By then Snead had two holes to play and had to have two birdies. But birdie he did, with a ten-foot putt. Eighteen is one of the toughest lm the six-foot mark. Tarsons is coached by O. B.

Nelson, a pre-war great at the Fairfield college, who handled the cage chores at Grinnell college last season. So far this winter the Kelly Greens have won five out of seven. In the Central invitational tournament held at Pella during the Christmas vacation, Parsons wound up in third place in the four-team meet. They lost their first game to Simpson, 77 to 71, hut bounced back to throttle Central, 84 to 55. The small, speedy Green and White team is paced by a high 1 ol 14 shots respectively.

It was largely through the combined efforts of Mike Corken and Frank Coopman that the locals were able to remain in the running at all, as they totaled 17 of the 20 points made by the IMoneers in the first half. Alleman seemed to be pulling one of its old tricks in getting off on the wrong foot, and although the Tioneers trailed by only 15 to 11 at the end of the first canto, they found it impossible to draw themselves any closer. They played the hosts on even terms in the next frame, and with the aid of five free throws, remained four points out at the half with a 24 to 20 deficit. Bill Lennon, the bespectacled forward of the Friars, was the high-point man for the evening with his total of 20 points gained on nine field goals and two charity tosses. C'nrken was aeain high for Alleman with six baskets and six gift tosses for a total of IS markers.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP)-Ed-die Erdelatz, a veteran gridiron tutor at 36, is the new head football coach at the U. S. naval academy. His acceptance of a four-year contract at undisclosed terms was announced today by Capt.

Howard E. Caldwell, navy director of athletics. Erdelatz, who for the past two years has been coaching ends for the professional San Francisco 48ers, will be permitted to select his own assistant coaches and they also will get four-year contracts, Caldwell said. holes on Riviera's trapped and hilly course. It's a slight dog-leg of 455 yards, but par four.

Snead wound up 15 feet from the pin on his second shot. A gallery of 10,500 was hushed as he carefully sized up the shot, then played the roll perfectly and hit the cup dead amidships for a birdie three to tie Hogan's 280. scoring veteran, Bud Baccus. This Metropolis, 111., guard averaged 14.4 points per game last beason in leading the Parsons team to a 9-9 season's record. He was called one of the slickest ball players in the conference last year.

Parsons won seven out of 12 loop battles in the In a preliminary event, the Al Islander Matmcn Defeat Clinton leman sophomores eked out a Blackhawks Train At Hillsboro Gym 1948-49 season. Ten experienced lettermen give Baccus plenty of help and a former Davenport high star, 56 to 50 overtime victory over the Corpus Christi sophs. The little Tioneers were sparked by Don For Next Season George with 19 points. Alleman I Corpus Christ! Ft FI Ft Corken 6 6 3 Lennon 9 2 3 1 Hardy 0 0 4 Glasnovieh 3 3 Paul Strathman, is called the floor general. Strathman sparked the Blue Devils to their state championship drive In 1947.

The ex-Imp will team with the high-flying Baccus in the barkrourt. At the forward spots for Pat- 1 3 2 Westemever 0 12 Noonan Flatlev 1 3 1 Plough Hoogerwerf 10 1 Tadie Coopman 3 2 5 Mattern Rodls 0 0 II 0 1 2 1 0 1 2 0 4 The Quad-City Blackhawks will open training for their 1950-1951 National Basketball Association season" Sept. 25, at the Hillsboro, I1L; Community high school General Manager Mike Fitzgerald" said the switch in training camp from the Blackhawks' home floor at Wharton fieldhouse to Hillsboro was made to give the players a quieter atmosphere. 16 9 13 11 12 17i Score by periods: Alleman 11 Corpus Christi 15 5 9-34 9 9 841 PRO BASKETBALL sons are Dick Geith, star of Manning's state champs in 1948, and veteran Ed Ahrens. Merlin Roster-mundt, another member of that surprising Manning team of 1948, Ivan Helton, pint-sized vet, and Claude Alliston are relief men up front.

Bob Lindsay, 6' 2" senior, is the center choice of Nelson. Bill Jerome, Fhil Delpierre and Dick Casady are other experienced men priced ivfth the loivosfr CLINTON, la. (Special) The Rock Island high school wrestling squad defeated Clinton here Tuesday night, 27 to 6, as the Islanders copped nine of 11 bouts. The only winners for the River Kings were Graves, 95 pounds, and Blount, 135 pounds. All matches were decided by decisions.

In a squad match, Rock Island also won, 22 to 19. Summaries: 95 lbs. Graves (C) decisioned Tobln (RIi. 11-4. 105 lbs DeVoss (RI) dec.

Streat (C), 5-2. 112 lbs. Kolinschlnskv (RI) dec. Westbo (CI. 4-0.

118 Ins. Hedstrom (RI) dec. Jewell (CI. 2-0. 123 lbs.

Rudd (RI) dec. Nord (CI, 7-0. 129 lbs. Mills (RI) dec. Leonard (C), 11-4 135 lbs.

Blount (C) dec. Summers (RH. 7-6. 145 lbs. Suman (RI) dec.

Holt (CI, 7-3 155 lbs. Newborn (RI) dec. Cheramy (Cl. 3-2. 165 Ins.

Schroeder (RI) dec. Zirbes (Cl. 10-4. Heavyweight D. Nelson (RI) dec.

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