The Escanaba Daily Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 10

In This Corner With Roy Crandall We tee that Len Brumm, coach of the Maiquette of the Northern Michigan-Ontario Hotkey League, planned to move Ed Jacques, a defenseman, into lineup this week is also listed on the roster of the Marquette Flyefl tn the Michignn-Wtseon- stn League not cricket, according to M-W League rules. to get i Stengel, New Vork Yankee manager, to apeak at the annual Little League banquet failed Karl Dlek- Ron. who had written to Stengel asking him to come here from a baseball writers get-together in hicago Jan. 20. received a reply from Edna (Lawiton) Stengel, former Earanaha resident She explained that her husband was due to fly bark to Ihelr home In Glendale.

Immediately after the meeting. Bernard Poupore and Ben of the Powers-Spalding Tigers are both averaging just under 20 points per game this season, up to last contest with Felch Bob Whitens is pacing the Hermansville Redskins with a 19-point average per game. Eseanaba Is expected to be well represented again this year at the V. P. Free Jllyle Figure Skating championships to be held In Iron Mountain Saturday.

Jan. We have two entry blanks at the office They are available from A. J. Cianga. 523 East I Iron Mountain for entry Is Monday, Jan.

21. Evelyn Bergstrom of the K. C. Wednesday League picked up the 4-7-10 split Dave Friets, Super-Valu team in the Arcade Major League, rolled a 629 series this week. Crusaders Nip Kings ford In Overtime; Will Invade Gladstone Court Tonight Rapid River Spurts To Defeat Gwinn By Margin Of 64 To 52 Trailing throughout the entire game, the Holy Name last night knotted the score in the closirtg seconds of regulation time and went on to nip the Kingsford Flivvers 66-62 in overtime.

The victory was the sixth straight for Coach Ron Feuei- who invade the Gladstone gym tonight for re-. flipped in a pair of rebound shots match with Coach Eldon Braves who lost an overtime decision to the Stephenson Eagles last night. Gladstone beat Holy Name 62-52 in the second game of the season, With 1.17 remaining in the the pulled close to the Flivvers when Sid Milkiewicz Trenary Defeats Rock For Sixth League Win Vic Foches- soto's Trenary cagers notched their sixth Central League vie- tory against three losses here Fri- aay night, downing the Rock Little Giants 56-45. Pete Nance, Trenary junior who the top scorer in the Central League, bombarded the nets with RAPID furious scoring spurt In the third quarter, triggered by Steve Johnson, gave the Rapid River Rockets a 64-52 victory over Gwinn here Friday night. The Rockets suffered through a cold first half in which Gwinn piled up a 33-26 lead.

But they were red ho4 when they came hack on the floor after intermission. With Johnson pump- North Carolina Posts 13th Win By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Undefeated North Carolina has the healthiest basketball record among the major colleges and now that their ticket" is back on the beam there may be no stopping the streak Tar Frank hot shots breezed to their 13th victory and fourth in the Atlantic Coast Conference by trouncing Clemson 86-54. Lennie Rosenbluth, the Tar big gun. broke out of a to bang in 34 Ranked second nationally, North Carolina takes on-Virginia in an ing home 11 points, the the first 16 points in the third frame to wipe out lead and grab a comfortable margin. They finished the third frame with a 48-37 lead and outs cored the Model by a point, lb- 15.

in the last period. Johnson and Jim Quick led Rapid River with 17 and 14 points as nine Rockets got into the act. Game honors went to George Ferguson while Gary Vertanen and Darryl Hytlnen tallied a dozen each for the lowers. The game was a non-league outmg for Coach John Rockets and them five victories in nine this season. The Rapid River reserves made a clean sweep of the evening by winning the Bee game 53-41.

Box score: HIVFR Harwood Johnaon Quirk Wickham C. Gri'enlund Roberta Greenlund Lancour Erickson Sanford I Deneau 0 Shananaquet A fo 7 fi 3 (I 1 1 0 rT i 2 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 pf tp 2 3 14 Totals PC) fcUnU--1 Kumici 2 ...................17 IS 11 52 Score by quarters: Rapid River 10 22 64 Gwinn 15 IB 4 52 Officiala: St Germain. Plough; Mar quette. otner ACC game tonight. Top-, 3 rated Kansas the only other Hvtinen 3 major school with an unmarred faces Kansas State in a Ghiardi Seven get-together.

TTic Jayhawks I ere 11-0 Iowa State, UCLA and Seattle, three others the first 10. also came through handsomely. Iowa State rode over Drake 37 71, UCLA tripped Washington State 87-65 and Seattle knocked off Ck ahoma City 70-59. In other games, Duquesne edged ntti 60-59, Temple whipped St. Francis (Pa.) 60-51, Columbia swamped Harvard 80-61 and Rice beat Texas 76-66.

Elsewhere. Wyoming turned back Utah State 86-78; California off a second half rally to defeat Oregon 53-46; Washington crushed Idaho 77-58, and Southern California beat Oregon State 55-49. 12 rT 3 6 3 0 0 0 4 3 0 0 0 12 rr Tr fowling Notes KKCANAHA LRAOtI Northern Motor 15 Ford River Lions Andy's Bar 25 17 Lorey's 25 17 Counterfeita 22 20 17 25 No 14 2B Poff Hulck 12 High Hank Spteth 178, Howard Brauit 178, Walt Kultk 175, Harold Myers 171, Haul Dclk-n 187. HTG- Lorev's 954; Lorey's Chev HIG Howard Brauit. HIM Hank Spleth.

818 EI.KH WEDNESDAY 7 Fran 25 17 tk 21 21 Schlltz 22't Needham 23'i High averages Shirley Peltier 155. Gloria 148. Ceclle 145, Vicki Beck 141, Fran McPherson 141 HTG tk L. 813; HTM tk L. 2208; HIG Beck.

198. Peltier, 534. 28 points to set the scoring pace for the night. Doug Finlan and Jim Flynn also tallied in double figures for Trenary and Ron Aho hit 14 to lead Coach Bob Rock The battled to a 13-13 deadlock in the first period with Trenary taking a 24-21 edge at the half. The game continued nip- and-tuck through the third period which ended with Trenary leading 36-32.

Trenary spurted for 20 points in the final frame to clinch the verdict. Box score: TRENARY Finlan 3 Flynn 5 Nance Lal.onr I Webber 1 With 21 left Mike Gregoire was fouled and dropped in a pair of free throws to move the Crusaders to 58-56. Gregoire stole the ball in the closing seconds and got off a shot which missed. Cliff scooped in the rebound, however, Mnd flipped it in to knot the final score at 58-58. In the overtime.

O'Donnell Kingi ford's Darrel Duford traded field goals to make it 60-60. Fugere scored from the floor and matched it to make it 62-62. Milkiewicz potted a field goal and O'Donnell was fouled by Duford with three seconds remaining and made both the gift tosses to clinch the victory. Duford took scoring honors with 26 while Milkiewicz, who was also a rebounding a defensive standout, led Holy Name with 24. defensive contribution was also major factor in the victory.

He added 11 points and O'Donnell, whose clutch shooting in the overtime chilled the Flivvers, came through with 16. The Crusader Bees copped the preliminary game to give Holy Name a clean victory sweep. Box HOLY NAME FO FT PF Tr Gregoire 4 RON AREL. Eskymo guard, lets go with a flying one-hand shot at the basket and fouled by Donald Myers (35), No. 44 Gary Wellman of the and 21 Me- Don Hofer who gave the fits with his ball-hawking.

Eacanaba rallied In the fourth quarter but bowed 74-70 the in wild contest. (Dally Photo) FT 8 1 8 I 0 Tr 2 12 4 II 1 28 3 3 3 2 Him ........................0 i Milkiewicz ......................3 Donnell .....................8 Jacobson ......................3 Derouin .......................0 21 ROCK F(i Alio 8 Loutnan 4 Verhrigghe 4 Toyra 5 Salmi 1 R.imseth 0 Totals 20 14 FT 2 0 2 0 0 1 13 58 rr ti Totals K1NGSFOR Duford Fugere Manders Chiesa im Cleary 25 10 8 0 3 0 0 Brami 5 FT 3 1 8 2 4 0 0 18 FT 8 0 0 5 0 3 18 68 rF Tr 14 45 Hcore by quarters: Trenary 13 II 12 Totals 24 14 14 82 Score by quarters; Holy Name 9 18 18 17 8 88 Kingsford 14 14 18 14 4-82 Officials: Shoemaker, Rouse. Oconto. Eskymos Edged, 74-70, By Menominee Maroons Eagles Trip Gladstone In Overtime Period, 61 To 58 Stephenson climbed back on the victory wagon here Friday night by edging the Gladstone Braves 61-58 in a tight overtime contest. The win was the sixth in seven starts for Coach defending Central League, U.

and State Class champions. Their jly loss was suffered at Holy Name last weekend After Stephenson jumped off to a 17-11 lead in the period, the Braves played on even terms and trailed by 29-23 at halftime. Coach Eldon Gladstone shooters found the range tn the third period in which they outscored the Eagles 20-10. They tered the fourth quarter with a 43-39 advantage and le-d until midway in the period when Gerry Smith and Charles Cole were sidelined with five personal fouls. The Eagles spurted fast in the closing minutes to tie the count It's Official: Robinson Quits NEW YORK official year-old Negro star to change his Michigamme Ace Scores 48 Points Against Perkins at 56-56 in regulation time.

Oscar Nelson, and Harlan Gruenstern clicked on field goals and Bob Labs canned a free throw for the Eagles in the overtime period. Gordon Thivierge scored overtime field goal. FVmr Stephenson piayers ttrthed in double figures for a balanced scoring attack. Bob Labs led with 17, Rav Hubbard pumped in 14, Gruenstern 12 and Oscar Nelson 11 Ron Dcloria took game honors with 20 points, closely followed by Smith with 18 The Stephenson Rees won the Bowling Notes ELKS FRIDAY Citizen's Mutual Stroh's Beer Bark River Culvert Fruehauf Trailer 20 in 22 23 2223 SO 25 High IM. Ikldie 183, Augie Gainer 181, Don Feller 180.

Don Scott 175. HTG- Fruehauf Trailer. Ml; HTM Fruehauf Trailer. 2670; velle-A. Benard, 257.

HIM-E. Gravelle. 715. now, Jackie Robinson is through' with baseball an active player and ready to begin a new venture as personnel manager of a New mind about retiring. The Giants Robinson told vice president Charles (Chub) Feeney he given full con- York restaurant and coffee shop to the latest but PERKINS Michigamme forward Warren Murray went on a 48-point bucket-bingp here last) a night to lead his mates to an 88-55 57.55 victory over Perkins.

The Michigamme deadeye canned 20 field and 8 free for hefty total, one of the highest in the Upper Peninsula this season. After falling behind, 17-12 at the quarter and 47-21 at the half, Coach Tom Perkins cagers played on fairly even terms with the invading Michigamme quint, coached by Bob (Pappy) Ellis. Box score: RklNS Box score: GLADSTONE FC. Smith 8 LaLonde 1 Cole 3 Peterson 1 Deloria a Blork 0 Thivierge 1 chain. Robinson made what he said was his Friday ght in a phone call to an official of the New York Giants, who had obtained him in a trade with the Brooklyn Dodgers in December.

Even an offer said to involve a total outlay of $100,000 by the Giants failed to persuade the 37- decided to call it quits after years: as a Major Leaguer. 10 Jarker LaCosse retirement of the star in- fielder, who will be- 38 on Jan. 31, Maki will become official after Robinson has submitted a letter to the Giants requesting that he be placed on the voluntary retired list. The Giants, who expect the let? Carter To Get Shot At Top Heavyweight After Beating Baker NEW YORK Ufi Car- at Madison Square Garden FYtffay ter's easy conquest of fading, ag- night, said he would mat eh the ing Bob today moved the husky Jerseyite with Machcn at young Linden, N.J., Sunday school the Garden in March if Maehen teacher in line for a March fight beats Joey Maxim, another old- either Eddie Machen or Willie timer, at Miami, Jan. 25 It And in Machen should be upset, case you been Brown said he would pit Pastrano keeping close tabs on the heavy- aeainst CSrW wtifht situation, Carter, Machcn and Pastrano are top ranking contenders along with 25-year-old Hurricane Tommy Jackson for held Plunder, and made a out Carter, a solidly built, six foot, 191-poundt-r, switched styles on Baker, a lumbering, 6-2, 214- crown 22-year-old Floyd 22, Machen i of him.

Patterson. Carter is 23 and Pastrano 21. ln of previous The young guard has taken over crowded his rivals and the heavyweight division. Ezzard them at close quarters. Charles is gone, Baker is going ftiker he laid back dur- and old Archie Moore has had first five made his chance for the big one Matchmaker ttilly Brown of the International Boxing Club, after watching Carter outclass the 30- ter in a day or tw'o, will forward Goiski it to Warren Giles, president of the National League.

His acceptance will nullify the deal in which the obtained Robinson from Brooklyn in exchange for pitcher Dick Littlefield and $30,000. Robinson, considered a cinch to be elected to the Hall of Fame when hi' becomes eligible in five years, will begin his $30.000 a year job with the Cboek Full chain shortly, marking the end of 11 years in organized baseball. He was signed by Branch Rickey. then head of the Dodgers, for Montreal farm club in 1946 after several years as an outstanding athlete at UCLA and in the Negro baseball leagues. He was promoted to the Dintgers in 1947, becoming the first of his race to play in the Major Leagues.

Totals UH HIOA ME Murray 11 Swanson O. Chantelois Pelta T. Chantelois Totals hjr Porkins Mirhigamme Officials: St. Germain, Butler, Gladstone. FTPF TP 4058 4 58 45 18 73 4 17 0 02 0 0 1 2 1 0 2 2 00 3 0 22 11 27 55 FTPITP 20 448 510 320 043 4 3 228 2 0 1 4 1 0 32 1 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 mm mmm mmm 4M 1888 12 9 16 18 55 17 30 16 Totals NTEPHENSON Nelson Huhbard Peterson Lespcrance Gruenstern St a usa 23 FO 5 3 0 3 5 0 Labs 7 Totals Siore by quarters Stephenson 23 II 12 20 13 17 12 10 17 FTPF TP 2 518 24 4 15 7 54 7 21 20 00 0 0 1 2 12 FT PF TP 1 0 11 8 3 14 0 1 0 13 7 25 12 00 0 3317 15 15 61 In as wild and wooly a game as has been played at the Escanaba court in recent the Menominee Maroons edged a fighting Eskymo quint 74-70 Friday night.

Coach Harold Esky aumt trailed by as much as 13 points late in the third period but made a game bid to grab the duke in the last minutes of the contest. It was game right down to the wire, although the Eskymos never were able to take the lead in the stretch. A diminutive Menominee guard. Don Hofer, provided the Maroons with their actual margin of victory in the first period. After the Eskymos had moved out to a 10-4 lead in the early minutes of the game, Hofer came alive with a frenzied performance that put Menominee ahead to stay.

He spearheaded the Menominee press, picking up dribblers all over the floor, snatching at the ball tying up the dribbler, grabbing loose passes and continually driving in for two-point layups. He put the Maroons ahead with three buckets and continued his frantic play until the close of the quarter when Menominee led 23-16. From there on in the game was a nip-and-tuck affair with the Eskymos trying to overcome the early Menominee advantage. In the closing minutes of the third quarter Esky guard Ron Johnson connected for two field goats to cut the deficit to 63-57. Jim Anderson adder a pair of free throws in the opening minute of the final period to narrow it to 63-59.

The Eskymos lost their starting lorwards, Mike Mileski and Gary Wellman, in the final minute of the game when both drew fifth fouls. With the Eskymos keeping closer check on young Hofer, the Maroons capitalized by working the ball into big Mike Miller in the middle. Miller came through with 25 points to take scoring honors for the night Hofer finished with 10 field goals for a total of 20 points. Both had four fouls in the final period but neither fouled out of the game. The Eskymo attack was well- balanced with four cagers in double figures.

Wellman pumped in 18 points, Mileski and Johnson 16 and Anderson 14. Menominee also won Bee team preliminary ina 44-40 thriller. Box score: ESCANABA FG FTPFTP Wellman 7 45 18 4 5 16 43 14 212 4 3 16 0 1 2 0 1 2 2618 19 70 MENOMINEE FO FT PF TP Axtell 3 1 2 7 Myera 3 6 4 12 3 4 25 100 420 Payne 2 4 3 8 0 0 Totals 30 14 Score by Escanaba Menominee Officiala; Bonifas, stique. 18 19 22 23 19 21 Rubick; Basketball Tonight Holy Name at Gladstone Manistique at Marquette 2-58 5-81 Ex-Phillie Pitcher Escanaba; LANSING i Rev. William C.

Carpenter, former Michigan I welfare commissioner and a onetime major league pitcher, died 1 at hia Lansing home today, Carpenter abo was executive secretary of the Michinan Funeral Directors Assn. for 16 years. His baseball career was with the adelphia Phillies. Colleges Take Rap At Baseball Raids Flint Junior Quint Tops Henry Ford '5' DEARBORN Junior mel College rimmed in 50 points in big Bob with chopping rights to, the jaw and followup flurries. In i lirst half of the closing rounds Carter reverted1 them by guard Charles Tea berry year-old Baker in a TV 10-rounder hiS regular style and coasted to a 75-69 Baker a good going over.

ball triumph over Henry Ford OBECC Baker, 12-5 underdog, Community College Friday night DAILY PRESS With hi showing. De.irtwrn. Teaberrj nished "If I keep fighting this way I with 35 points as the Flint team he aaid. Iwon its tenth straight game. 12 Encanaba, January 12, 1957 ST.

LOU IS A couple new laws tightening reins on recruiting and financial aid to athletes and a loud blast at professional baseball by college coaches provided the only fireworks of the 51st NCAA convention. The week-long meet ending day with a routiae closed-door session of the polies-making council, was the most peaceful in more than ten years. The assembly at its final session Friday amended financial rule by putting a lid on the amount of money a student athlete win receive during a school term. Side jobs and athletic scholarships ate to U- handled on one basis. If an athlete has a job in addition to a scholarship he can't receive more the limits of the scholarship, which includes, room, board, tuition, fees and a $15 monthly laundry allowance.

The other new rule permits colleges to pay the cost of transpor- Hermansville Notches Sixth League Victory HERMANSVILLE Coach Don honors with 25 from his Hermansville Redskins Pivot slot. notched their sixth straight Little The Hermansville Bees won the Seven Conference victory here Preliminary game, 32-24. Friday night by trimming an ag- gressive but outclassed Bobcat quint 68-55. The senior-studded, Vi HERMANSVILLE Florence Bark River Tops Garden 49 To 44 In Overtime Game BARK RIVER The Bark River Broncos nipped the Garden Jets 49-44 in overtime here Friday night with Jack Kasbohm scoring six poinU in the overtime period. The game ended in a 41-41 deadlock.

Ka.sbohm's 22 points was high for the night. Neil McPhee paced Garden with 11. well-bal- aneed Redskins used the free throw line to vault over the Bobcats. Hermansville took advantage of 19 Florence personals and two technicals to score 26 of 35 shots from the foul line. Florence converted 9 of 15 off 9 Hermansville fouls.

At one stage in Redskins clicked on 15 straight free Cariiun throw conversions. Bob Whitens tallied 19 points to set the victory pace for Hermansville and four other Redskins scored in double figures. Anderson of Florence took game ro 7 Fiah 4 Tornasi ..........................3 Scholtz 3 Fabry 3 Yale 1 Barribeau 0 Larson 0 Johnaon 0 Paquette 0 Paquin 0 Totals FLORENCE Merhalski Habcrkorn the game the TrudeiT" Kffse Fortieth T. Brav B. Bray 21 ro 3 2 .11 4 2 1 1 0 0 FT 5 2 5 4 7 3 0 0 0 0 0 26 FT 1 1 3 3 0 1 PF TP 10 II 10 13 5 0 0 0 0 0 9 PF TP 4 7 5 25 11 4 0 2 0 1 9 19 55 Totals 23 Score by quarters: Hermansville 14 24 1 14- Florence 7 15 14 55 Officials: Sodcrlund.

Rossi; Norway. basketball of tation for a prospective athlete to, make one visit to a school. It prohibits alumni and booster club groups from bringing in the prospects. Professional baseball, criticized by the coaches through Ethan len of Yale earlier in the week, was charged again with raiding campuses and exploit.ng the college game. Everett D.

Branes, Colgate athletic director, told the convention is no sentiment on the part of professional baseball to help U. p. High School Holy Name 66, Kingsford 62 (overtime) Stephenson 61, Gladstone (overtime) Menominee 74, Escanaba 70 Rapid River 64, Gwinn 62 Trenary 56, Rock 45 Hermansville 68. Florence Bark River 49. Garden 44 (overtime) Michigamme 88, Perkins 55 58 55 SPORTS IN BRIEP Maxwell Sets Pace In Crosby Tourney PEBBLE BEACH, Calif, twin brother Bobby Max- Stocky Texan Billy Maxwell car- well veteran Byron Nelson, mak- ries a two-stroke lead into one of his infrequent tourney second round of the 54-hole Bmg appearances, Stan Leonard of Crosby Golf Tournament, chal -1 Vancouver, Canada.

Bill Nary, lenged by a bulky field and a Tucson. and Bob Rosburg, picturesque but tricky course. Palo Alto, Calif. Seven were Maxwell, former U. Amateur bunched at 69 champion from Dallas, fired a six- I the visitors pulled to an 86-82 vic- Barnes said, tory jn an nAC basketball game.

struggled unsuccessfully for victory kept Western atop the eieven work out a friend- conference standings with a 3-0 ly pact with the majors and The majors recently junked HOUGHTON Jack Keily their rule of not signing baseball I scored 26 points to lead Michigan players after they reached their i Tech an 85-74 basketball vic- sophomore year. The minors had tory over Northern Michigan Fri- never agreed to such a restriction, day night. under-par 66 Friday over the relatively sheltered Monterey Peninsula Country Club links. For this $15,000 national amateur event, half the field of PS ILANTI UT Western Illi- 276 played the opening round over nois and Eastern Michigan traded Monterey and the rest tangled leads six times in the last 13 min- with the tougher utes of play Friday night before1 layout. Each has In this event, $10.500 of the pnze money goes to the leading individual pros and the rest is divided among those who wind up best in the pro-amateur best-ball competition.

Billy Maxwell teamed with San Cypress Point Dr. Robert Knutson paV 72 but of ior a 58 for a one-stroke 30 par breakers, only two ovet Smiley Quick of Los An- did it at Cypress where the wind partner, brewer and adjacent ocean stack the Adolph Schmidt of Olympia, odds. the course Billy and the Some of the amateur celebrities other leaders play today. Others, have much luck. 'Hie team including defending champion (rf comedian Bob Hope and Mike Cary Middlecoff, with a fiist Souchak had a 76 and UCLA foot- round 76.

shift to Monterey. ball coach Red Sanders and Har- Five golfers deadlocked Friday at 68. The group the ry Todd had a 77, near the bottom of the list..