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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 2A, 1962 PAGE 2 GIL THORP I T- TO SUGGESTION! MK.PWUPIrJ Young, 72, Ex-Spartan ARE YOU K. ff CENTRAL CiTV! OH, STOP POUTING RICH ARP BETTER, Cubs' Mound Staff Reluctant in Signing KMml WhWA THE RASE! I IF YOU'RE THAT ANXIOUS TO NOT! HAVE IT if IlY I'LL ASK GIL TO PUT A V-il pone? WMr- -7 rt yoLl THE y-U-JcT! EL jf .1 College Events FAIR GROUNDS ENTRIES Races stort ot 1:30 p. m. Chicooo Weotner cfar, track ret.

1st, SI, 700, clmt, 4 yos A up, 1 1-U Flaming Banner lis Yuniov yr SKI. KG SUPPLIES BY EDWARD PRELL The Chicago Cubs, as usual, are making steady progress in the signing of their ball play-, ers. As of this morning, they have 27 of their 37 employes under contract, but it may be significant that six of the ten laggards are pitchers and may be taking their time, hoping for a better deal. The six recalcitrant hurlers are members of a 16-man pitching staff. They are Bobby Locke, Barney Schultz, Dick Ellsworth, Dave Gerard, Wayne Carlander, and George Gerberman.

The other four tardy in coming to terms are Ron Santo, third baseman and the National league's sophomore of "the year; Outfielder Nelson Mathews, Catcher Moe Thacker, and Infielder Jim McKnight. Rate Two as Starters Locke and Ellsworth are rated starters, along with Don Cardwell and Glen Hobbie. It may be only coincidental that such a large percentage of the pitchers still are unsigned. But it's a fact that the Cubs have bragged more about their outfielders and infielders in talking of better days ahead in Wrigley field. The three signers announced yesterday by the Cubs were Jackie Curtis, 24-year old rookie left handed pitcher; Andre Rodgers, all-purpose infielder, and Paul Popovich, a bright prospect signed two years ago from West Virginia university.

If the Cubs really propose to give Ernie Banks a first baseman's glove, Rodgers, who failed with the Giants, is the No. 1 candidate at shortstop. Popovich is one of several infielders who will be given the "Wta''" 1 I 4 tiki (j 9(P VOW I WIN. W0ULI7 Leafs Mold Winner with 'Big Think' Continued from first page the hammer on the Leafs, play-; ers out of shape, loafing, or not producing were relegated to the pits of the Smythe Gravel) and Sand company. Today! the Leafs are using psycholo- gy, administered by the "Sil- ver Seven." Spearheading the "Silver Seven" are C.

Stafford Smythe, Conn's son; George Punch I Imlach, coach and general manager; Frank King Clancy, the former defensive great and spectacular referee who assists everybody, and Ed Fit-1 kin, the best press agent not on Madison avenue. I It is a marvelous operation. Imlach placates and encourages the players; Fitkin works out some brilliant excuses for publication, and Clancy berates the referees. The combination has produced. The players are convinced they are the team of destiny, that they are going to win the league title and the Stanley cup.

And they could, too, unless other teams take a leaf out of Detroit's playoff i book of last spring and bounce them around a bit. Psychology or no, as Charley Conacher used to say when he coached the Hawks, "They don't wear skates on the seat of their pants." Bogan Ties for Division Lead, 48-43 Bogan's basketball team climbed into a three way tie for first place in the South Section Blue division of the Public High School league yesterday by defeating visiting Westcott, 48 to 43, for its fourth victory against one loss. Dick Catey scored 22 points as Bogan matched the records of Bowen and Hirsch. Fenger, second place team in the South section Red division, beat Harlan, 53 to 39, at Fenger, for its fourth victory against one defeat. Lineups: ME? PAY! tAT J.

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P. Pts. Nelson, (own 5 49 62 14 140 Dischinqer, Purdue 5 37 14 126 i Mosdon, 5 41 25 30 9 111 Lucos, Ohio Stole 4 44 13-16 7 101 Gent. Mien. Stole 6 40 17-19 26 97 Havlirnk, Ohio 4 36 13 15 7 85 1 MrGmley, Purdue 5 35 9 15 15 79 Schwarm.

Mich. State 6 .32 12-16 25 76 Cronk, Minnesota 5 27 2 1 -40 18 75 1 Bateman, 5 21 77 35 17 69 Garland, Purdue 5 29 11-19 12 69 Cole, Michigan 4 23 15 19 11 61 McGrann, 5 21 19-25 17 61 Ravi, Indiana 2 23 14-17 9 60 Berkshire, Purdue 5 20 15-19 13 55 Oosterbaan, Michiaan 4 22 1115 10 55 Lamers, Mich. 6 19 16 22 14 54 Schwartz, Mich. Stat 6 21 12 15 8 54 Small, Illinois 3 25 3 4 5 53 Cocciatore, N. 4 18 16-18 12 52 Folk.

N. 4 20 10 15 13 50 Sanders, Mich. 6 21 7 13 12 49 Linehon, Minnesota 5 5 6 13 49 Canlrell, Michigan 4 23 1-2 1 47 Burwell, Illinois 3 17 12-19 10 46 Wells, 4 12 20-24 6 44 Holl, WJChiqon 4 13 18-27 7 44 i Novell, Ohio State 4 17 9 11 9 4J i Jockson, Wisconsin 2 13 17 74 5 4J i Reddington, Iowa 5 17 9-10 9 43 Hankins, Iowa 5 16 9 15 21 41 I Free throws mode and oltempted. BADGERS ROLL ALONG, 102-50 Jackson Leads Rout of N. Dakota State Madison, Jan.

23 Special Wisconsin's basketball team resumed play after midyear exams tonight and routed North Dakota State, 102 to 50. Ron Jackson, who will be ineligible after Saturday's game here against Purdue, led the Badgers with 19 points altho he played only about half the game. Lineups: time. n- I' rs i'i 1'8 1:1 ii 118 in 113 i Goldnose 121 utiie Hodd 1 )6 HyperhOTe 118 Long Sord 106 No'ive Sm 116 Reas First 118 Assoooted 118 Etwle 111 Androb Mrs. Wild Bullets Min's Boor Zorodoae Hard Sro Some Clale Harlyn Mi.s 74, 11,700, clmg, 4 yos A up, fur: 115 Hotnci! Of Erin 112 no no 113 us r.2 i 150 ii 105 no ii 120 116 Meodowdo'e Storm Rtolto Crafty Doll Leo's Ace Nallano High Flown Stump Hoi 10S Wish Bnre 107 Drrdy Jock 1C9 Intrusting 112 Diamond Pete 112 Ree Formea 1C5 Fumioator 108 Broker Money 3d, SI.

100, clmg, 7 yo mdns, 3 fur: Lody Clommor 110 Ino-on Peiic o-Cosmic Tid 11 c-Bis Whu 117 Bouvoir 113 Chic Vol lis Shesolotla 113 o-Steenng 108 C-Shoot Luke 1JO b-Hy Firtae Summer Ros Honny Girl Another Takg Donphar Bravolero Pllt-hon 0 Entry. Fntry. c-Entry. 4th, $1,700, clmg, 4 yos, A up, fur: Little Pilot 108 Storliaht F. 1'! 115 114 111 H2 1'6 in in 117 1'9 114 111 116 Kirk's Mon Prince Tahiti Piloteoy Gr-en Heels Before Dnrk 117 b-Little June 114 c-Lukes' Chorm 119 Sondro F.

114 V.r Thrnl 112 Black Note 117 Market Error 117 o-Destrudive Colonl Rio Ju5t Buddy a-Dnrk Scholar 110 b-Anooori 5th, $1,900, 4 yos A up, fur: Episode 107 Oio Roio Oildorodo Khrosemt Covlind Western Book H4 Colonel O. O. 112 Condcmine 114 Amite Ci'y 114 Swinging Door 114 Sennr Moe 6th, 12,300 c.lmu. 4 yos. i fur: Curlicue 114 Sir Corron Golden Comet 110 Bondit Reword Firm Bruce li Sunny Sam Gulf Coost 114 7th, 42,100, elms, 4 yos 1 1-U Chris Moose 115 Block Piopon o-Brownie Bishop 113 Lody Destrorer Espidevil 113 Little Eddie Deton 113 Desert Warrior Under Control 110 8th, 42,500, clmg, 4 yos up, 6 fur: Rarnono Rode 114 Severn a-Anxious MiOmentll6 b-Cobie King o-Pynle 111 More Showets High Quality 110 Rognar Marty Dre 109 9th, SI.

700, elms-. 4 yos up, 1 1-16 Sea Legend P9 Cooodocion AH Gone 121 Promenade M-onto 1'6 Popo's nl Sir Rambler 118 Phils Lost Gron U3 SANTA ANITA ENTRIES Rares start at 3 m. Chicoso Wothnr rlnudy trnr sin 112 HI 110 mi: 115 119 115 115 1'2 112 1'5 112 mi: 116 111 109 116 1st, 4,500. mdns, 3 yos, 7 fur: Millar's Pride 18 Lngol A 118 18 118 T8 118 f- I'ebolt Prince Currogh Amador Hors D'Oeuvre 1 iB Little Smnkv 118 R. 's Foiiv H8 Indmn Flame 118 Indian Town volduro H8 2d, elms, 3 yos, 1 1-16 mi: Koval scrapper H2 Delta Miss 117 112 103 112 107 112 112 112 118 re 1 '8 118 ue 119 H5 1 In 1 18 114 114 117 117 1M 117 117 114 112 114 112 114 114 114 ni: 1'2 114 1M 114 112 V3 117 118 112 114 119 V6 111 119 114 Tell Me Nic 118 Lloyd Mongrum Sporty Boy Hello Unci Need Me Rapid Tiger I'm High 112 Siren Strain 112 Yahoudl 107 Another Excuse 115 Bellrulloh 107 Whisper Low 112 Prince of Oz Cork 3d, mdns.

7 yos, 3 tun By Joe Genghis Khcn Noti 1'8 Bar Twine Bird 119 Aldoihor Dnnte Number One Son 118 Honor's Jest Blue Snbra 118 Ruilea Pu'lnh Bull Eagle H8 Grey Serings Brackets 118 Eventuate Our Resolve 118 Aero Soace Robeloe 118 Brewery Boy 4th, 55,000, alw, 3 yos, 6 fur: C-o Honey Go 109 Refanule Problem Miss 114 G. Duggon 117 Angel June 114 Radio's Sue 114 Al's Joy 114 Periscope Seems a Queen Mom's 'AH Winnie's Girl 5k ip Over Sunnyslcpe Miss 114 Mooloh Mis Quick Tide 114 Sweet Cee Cee Sth, $7,500, alw, 4 yos A up, V. mi: Jesorno 114 Vegos Bondit County Sent 118 Assigned Risk Kenny's Kid 114 Pay Lood Jet Tiger 114 Adolid Rough Justica H2 Bogo Nothollo 114 Pal Fosf 6th, S7.000, Clmg, 4 yos A up, 1 1-16 I Chryslal Quartz 110 Chimorro Prince's Gem 114 Vinci Woodhoven 114 Gem Town Jewel Th'ef 114 ContorciTo 7th, JIO.OOO. elw, 3 yos, 7 fur: Ciloarv Brook 1 1 8 Bvk Bold Corporal 1 1 lodion Blond Snopoy King H8 Doc Jocov Moon Mod 11.3 Private World" Strong Salient 118 Lurkv Uncle sin, 54,000, cimg, 4 yos up, l' ml Sir Arch 108 Sir Joke Reoson Is One Tony's Reckon Bark Room Picknrian Admiral Lin Mapuona 116 Montier 116 Light Cnurfln' 111 Direct Dore 116 New Capitol 116 Sontog 111 Museum Pleca SANTA ANITA RESULTS 1st, J4.000, clmg, 3 yos, 6ii fur: Jolly Lodger IMorenol 12.80 6 80 4 0 Glory Eved IComoasl 8 .60 5 TO Jetts vera Cole) 8 60 lime, 1-3. top Host, oulcono, Bright Piper, Doro Will, Rapid Deb, Pent-wood.

Moke's Honey, Proven Valor, Masterful ran. 2d, $4,000, clmg, 3 yo mdns, fur: Ozries Bov lYorkJ 10.20 6 80 4 80 Hyperion Prince INokogowal 14.40 8.00 Drummer Boy I Neves I 4.20 Time, 1:14 3-5. Lucky Turn Over, Winchester Pike, Boeseke, Dork Domosk. Embellish, Reb County, Good Expression, Posha's Pet, Up and Up ran. 3d, 54,500, mdns, 3 yos, 3 fur: Imoler Kid ILongdonl 16.40 7.20 5 60 Rustic Boy TVolenzuela 4.60 4.20 Solid Triumph INevesI 9 40 Time, Johnsons Choice, Rough Customer, M.ain Event, Pep Meeting, C'Est Sufie, Lord Cortou'd, a-Okay, Sleen Indian, Strontium rnn.

o-Entrv. 4th, $4,500, clmg, 4 yos up, fur: I Atolovsro INeves) 5.80 4 00 3 20 I Morot jLeonordl 6.20 4 00' Mountaineer (Mundortl 7 00; Time, 1:13. Auroral, Small Secret, Field Doy, Kavcee's Wonder, Fair Rhythm, Mr. RV. Golden Mel.

Queen's Choice rnn. i 5th, $6,000, clmg, 4 yos A up, I'i mi: 1 Mr. Erdley IMoesei 13.00 5 60 3 60 i Soloam III IMorenol 4 00 3 00 1 Knotty Problem Nokoaowol 4 00 I Time, 1:55 3-5. Blue Wind Boy, Bragg Hill, Howard Delft Blue, Laurel Fes- tivn! ran. 6th, $6,000, olwncs, 4 yos A VP, i'i fur: Nushie Maese! 8.80 5 40 3 40 Go Priscillo IVolkel 13.40 6 "0 Bib 'N Tuk IShoemoker 3 20 Time, 1:20 3-5.

a-Brown Eved o-Betty's Fortune, The Wave, Donee I Daily Doubles HIALEAH PARK Royal Mark and Block Witch $195. 40 FAIR GROUNDS Dis Sol and Cop'om Quick 1360.44 SANTA ANITA PARK Jolly Lodger and Oizies Boy $42 Rhythm, Greot Dome, Cherokee Miss ran. a fcr.try. 7th, $25,000, 4 yos A up, HCP, 1 Mi Micorlo I (0 4 0 3 80 Free Copy IMormoi 10.00 6 20 Nogea I Toniguchi i 4 40 Time, 1 47 4 5. Diedsoh Pot, Jonn William, Whodunit, Dr.

Miller ron. 8ltt, $4,500, clmg, 4 yos uo. 1 1-16 ml: Voiiey Sauow ILocsoenj 12-iQ 7 20 5 Clicne IMedonl 9 00 5 1-0 Miss Betnwood IGrl'firtisl 4 60 Tine, 1:50 15 New Shoot, Glrgbow, Free Mover Vaidnmor Steocng Br, Lotus Bush. Seet Kotee, Vouecn Rose, N.ce and Steody ron. FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS 1st, clm, yos, fur: O.s Sol flaiiai 12.60 5 3M Mome Lou IHern-ooder! 15.00 r3 f-Goid Robin (Loontel 3 0 Time, 1.13 2-5.

Hosten Hem, Smocin Mike, Imostor, Moia Huiton, Bit, Hy Roller, Riom, Prince Ina gio, Down Two ran f-Fie'd. 2d, $1,700, Clmg, 4 yos A UP, fur: Cooioin Qu.cx I Viiiigan) 49.20 28 'j 59 Boy Leaf (Cnntrerosl 40 3 40 Warshieid I Taum I 3 00 Time. 1:13 1-5 Little Shnwnsie, Pushes Choice, Miss Pett, coats, ChaHonuest, Admiral Jock, Jargiielin Lord Busher, f-Nir Thru. Po Add ron Field. 3d, $1,800, mdns, 2 yos, fur: Red Pit IHerno'del 7.80 5 40 3 70 Steve Volenti Boird 6.20 4 00 Precision iN'Choisi 2 40 Time, :34 3 5.

Lody Bright, U-Cotchem, Corum Bilht Joe, My Note, Hoisvoi, Mister Mut ron. 4th, $1,900, alw, 3 mdns, fur: Avispa Koetinl 5.60 3 00 2 40 Miss Sooopiper (Taum! 4 00 3 40 Tinker To'k IHerno' oejt 3 aO Time, 1:13 1-5. Bill Me. Devil's Garden, Tecsie, Jo'e A Pcrcn jud, ron, 5th, $1,900 Clmg 4 yos, 4 fur: i Nion Rooa fjo-esl 33-00 16 0 Fine (Pheipsl 20 80 01 Coy'-f TempuS 1181 Time, 1:12 2-5. Peote Hnpe, Louis, Mr Luke, Western S'or, I Toe, Mr Money ran 6th, $2,000, clmg, 4 yos A uo, 1 Hi mi: Ashkelon ICookl 10 20 5 rn cm Rebel Money I Bn'dw'nJ 4 80 4 70 Roi'ih Story 'Phrln'i 4 3 Time, 1 46 3 5 To-horn, Ho-d and Foot, Qu'boy, Fn'l Host, Snn Red rort 7th, 2,100, clmg, 4 yos A UP.

6 tur: Sun DiDter 7 60 4 00 3 1 f-Home Town Hero (Burton) 8 40 5 00 Fort Bull I Pneipsj 5 40 Time. 1:12 2-5. Glodly. Cni-t H'r, Gray Dean, Somoria, f-Copto Dick, t-Ea'terner, Creole Coquette, Cur Erin, Lt. Joygee ran.

f-Fie'd 8th, $2,200, clmg, 4 yos, 1 1-U ml: Fleet Dancer 16.60 60 4 20 Tudor Low IGuvton) 16 00 6 40 Hign Pressure (Cookl 4 20 Time, 1:47. Overrule, Voofon, Flower Mart, Former Jim, Lucxy one ran. 9th, $1,700, Clmg, 4 yos A up, 1 1-U ml: Bell ICo-Poeill 10 0 5 0 3 20 Combesll 6 CO 3 IBairo' 3 40 Time, 1-47 2-5. Volk, All Ritvdity, CO'n-ic Rocket, Jet Jay, f-Tne OratorMiss turar-o. Presented, First Doe, Mr.

Punch II rcn. f-Fieid. HIALEAH PARK RESULTS 1st, $3,500, clmg, 3 yos, Vt mi: Royal Work IBrocksJ 24.20 1 1 80 9 50 Lady Erin IBIumj 24.40 13 10 New Muir 'Gibb) 26 80 Time, 1:55 1-5. Noores, Flashy Mow, Joe Queen, Small Loan, Dione Paula's Flower, Nito Dee, Duchess Lea. Little Kelley ron.

2d, $4,000, clmg, 3 yos. fur: Block Witch lUsseryl 18.69 8 19 5 89 August Gift IMonocelllJ 650 4 30 Russcratt HorlackJ 4 60 Time, 1:12 3-5. Irish Prioress, Cappy Breeze, Your Ped Rose, Greenup Time, Ever Reody, Boxing Whiz, Shody Cee. Sil'er Bloom, Hippy Dip ron. 3d, $3,500, mdns, 2 yes, 3 fur: in The Pocket lUsseryJ 3.20 2 20 2 59 Perplexing I Boiond 8.70 7 30 f-Firkiehoffe IGomerl 2 50 Time.

-33 4-5. Rough Em, Tvonov, Noccy'S Turn, Yussem, Prire Cotch, Gome, Shortco, Romon Gome, Beau Gofor, Enonymnus, f-Old Appeal ron. fFieid 4th, $3,500, clmg, 4 yos A UP. 1 3-16 ml: Pene el Zorrn IBoeroi 9.60 5 80 4 39 Enrl of Tyrone IBrooksJ 5.00 3 60 Galon (Hinoioso 5 Time, 2-00 7-5. Smiliro Pick, Qu'rK Qadmirol, BlacK Hoi, Big Ste-e, Captain Lou, Jock Berger, Bull Rose, Coriauest ran.

5th, $4,000, clmb, 4 yes A uo, i fur: Phantom Gun I Vovers) 23.00 9 20 6 1 0 S'or Trust ISellersI 3.70 3 19 CorroM County Anyonl 18 00 Time, 1:11 1-5. Striking Force, Leave Cancelled, Acrosette. Pineapple, Barbara Lee Aboriginal Bov, Four Circles, Dazzle Doncer. That Jorz ron. 6th, $4,000.

alw, 3 yos, 4 fur: Jet Stratus (Blum) 92.40 22 60 10 90 Rhythmic Dream (Sellers 3.50 2 90 Sea Nurse IBoulmetisl 6 10 Time, 1:12 4-5. Little Stormy, Wild Cherry, Helvetian Loss, Ever Nothing Daunted, QuIHoieo, Berlette, Likely Prospect. Dorlin Butchie ran. 7th, $5,000, alw, 4 yos A uo. 7 fur: Pointer (Adorns! 3.80 3 10 2 F9 Weather'on IBehrensI 8.20 4 Misty Doy I Woodhnusel 4 00 Time, 1-23 4-5 Romon Shio.

O-Plavgoer, Michore, Wintervale, Vivondiere, Im Willing, First Pound. a-Air Medcl rnn. a-Ent. 8th, $5,000, alw, 4 yos A up, 1 1-U ml turf: Tapis IRotzl 19 70 9 50 6 20 dh-Little Tipper Seders 3 60 4 60 dh-Biatork IBorrowl 4 50 5 20 Time, 1:48 3 5. Royal Redress.

High Powered. Swift Sands, Powonson, Rev-Up. Prosecutor 2nd. Come About, War Doncer II. Tehran Bev ron, dh-Deod heat for 2d.

9th, $3,500, clmg, 4 yos A up, 1 1-8 mi: Terri Blue (Rotz! 43.80 14 00 9 50 Very Slow Poy (Brooks) 6 80 5 40 Rovol Bov fNonol 11 50 Time, 1 :53 15. Codet's Miss. Miss Broker, Snison. Level Streok, Fousta, Geneva Bello Maria, Miss Sterling, Choi Bang ron. Today's Events In Chicago HOCKEY Toronto s.

CHICAGO In Chicogo Stadium, 1800 W. Madison 7:30 p. m. Chief, Dies Continued from first page while taking signal corps training. He was one of the few men to play under two coaching greats of the era, Amos Alonzo Stagg at Chicago and the late Fielding H.

Yost at Michigan. Young was head coach and athletic director at DePauw university and Kalamazoo college before he moved to Michigan State in 1923 as athletic director and coach of all sports. 18-22-1 Record As football coach between 1923 and 1927 he had an 18-22-1 record. He continued as track coach until 1941 when the mushrooming athletic program forced him to cut back to athletic director only. Young founded the Central Collegiate conference in 1926 with the late Knute Rockne of Notre Dame and Con Jennings of Marquette and started the National Collegjate Athletic association cross-country run in 1938, an vent that always has been held at Michigan State.

College Basketball LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS Lovolo Loyola IN. O.I, 7J. Wisconsin, 102; North Dakota, SO. Auburn, 52; Georgia Tech, 40. Virginia Tech, 83; Tennessee, 73.

Akron, 71; Kent State, 70. Ohio (3; Muskingum, 41. St. John's N. Y.l, 81; Conisius, 48.

Catholic Fairleigh Dickinson, 5. Georgia, 70; Georgia Southern, S8. Chicago U. Dubuque, 47. Ball State, It; Indina Slate, 85.

Roosevelt George Williams, St. whisky that Its name is YESTERDAY'S RESULTS SWIMMING Akron, 54; Fenn, 39. Baldwin-Wallace, 68; Hirmo, 27. Wisconsin U. Milw.l, 49; Mich.

46. key to solve the varied infield problems. He's a 21 year old athlete whose defensive skills have been tested only at second base. Feller and Robinson in Hall of Fame Continued from first page played on six Dodger pennant winners. The leading vote getters: Bob Feller 150 Jackie Robinson 124 Sam Rice 81 Red Ruffing 72 Eppo Rixey 49 Luke Appling 48 Phil Rizzuto 44 Burleigh Grimes 43 Hack Wilson 39 Joe Medwick 34 Kiki Cuvler 31 Red Faber 30 Others receiving votes: Jim Bottomley, 20; Lefty Gomel, 20; Chuck Klein, 16; Waite Hoyt, 18; Marty Morion, 16; Heinie Monush, 15; Allie Reynolds, 15; Goose Goslin, 14; Johnny Mlz, 14; Lefty O'Doul, 13.

Lou Boudreau, 12; Al Lopez. 11; Bobby Doerr, 10; Tony Lozzeri, Chick Hofey, Fred Llndstrom, Mel Harder, Jimmy Dykes, Arky Vouqhon, Earl Combs, Peoper Martin, Lloyd Waner, Ralph Kiner, $. John Vandermeec Ernie Lombardi, Bucky Walters, Hal Newhouser, Jim Wilson, Joe Gordon, Billy Herman, Jess Haines, Bobo Newsom, Earl Averill, Tom Henrich, Phil Covar-retta, Lon Warneke, Spud Chandler, Charlie Grimm, Dom Di Maggio, Fred Marberry, 2. Vic Raschi, Leo Durocher, Red Rolfe, Terry Moore, Dixie Walker, Fred Fitzsimmons, Rip Sewell, Johnny Sain, Billy Cox, Doc Cromer, Travis Jackson, Wes Ferrell, lj Tommy Bridges, Hal Schumacher, 1. Glenn Wright, Rudy York, Charley Keiler, George Kelly.

Preacher Roe, George Cose, Bob Elliott, Fred Hutchinson, Frank McCormick, Luke Sewell, Riggs Stephenson, 1. N. Dakota St. 501 Wisconsin 102J Jockson 8 3 7 3 Lonoen 6 3-5 4 Siebel 4 4 7 1 Jacobson 2 0 2 4 Brens 4 2-4 1 Erirkson 0 3-3 4 Heorndon 4 0 0 1 Bobby 1 2-3 1 O'Melia 3 2 2 0 McLeod 5 2 3 1 Grams 0 0 0 1 Soerlino 1 5-5 0 Gwyn 2 12 2 Anderson 0 312 Oslrum 1 0-1 1 Hass 1 0 0 4 Huohbonks 6 3-3 3 Enqlund 3 0 0 1 Richter 3 0 0 0 Wittiq 3 0-0 0 Loskos 0 1-22 Ouderno 1 2-2 0 It is surprisingly simple to make a light-bodied whisky without much flavoi Knicks Fall to Packers, 109 to 103 New York, Jan. 23 The Chicago Packers, rebounding from a wretched performance against the New York Knickerbockers in Moline, 111., last night, scored a 109 to 103 victory over the Knicks tonight in a National Basketball association game.

The contest was the second of three scheduled this week between the last place teams in the east and west divisions. After playing the Philadelphia Warriors in Boston tomorrow night the Packers come home Thursday to meet the Knicks again in the Amphitheater in the stock yards in the second game of a double header. Detroit and Syracuse clash in the opener. Bob Leonard with 39 points led the Packers to their first victory in the last eight games. Lineups: Packers 11091 New York 103 1 0-0 0 0 0-0 1 2 3-5 3 8 0-0 5 6 9 12 2 10 5-11 4 1 12 6 2 0 2 4 3 00 0 6 7-7 3 Bellamy Davis Green Johnson Leonard 9 1014 4 Buckner 2 0-0 2 Budd 4 6-8 3 Butcher 8 1-2 6 Butler 16 7 9 2 Green Souldsberry 0 0-0 5 Guerin Tyro 2 3-6 5 Irrhoff Jordon Martin Naulls Bogan 48 Westcott 431 Coley 11 0 3 Brown 8 1 4 Budimylo 2 2 3 Hunter 2 4 2 Pelt 5 2 2 Bradley 3 2 4 Vikeros 1 2 0 Toylor 1 0 3 Carbonor! 0 0 1 Lewis 4 0 3 Tarczon 2 0 2 21 oil 18 7 1 Boqon 13 18 1148 Westcott 12 9 10 1243 Feng7753i Horlan 391 Roberts 7 1 2 Bnnks 6 0S Radius 2 2 3 Travis 0 2 1 GhidotH 2 1 Palmer 4 0 4 Horwath 1 2 3 Williams 4 2 2 Carlson 6 2 3 Hoilowell 1 1 2 Wilkes 1 2 1 Stinson 0 0 1 22 9 12 1 7 1 16 18-24 20 42 18-30 16 Free throws made and attempted.

Half time Wisconsin, 51; North Dakota State, 27. Rebounds North Dokota State 311: Langen, Jacobson. Erickson, Mc-Leod, Baboy, Sperling, Anderson, Hass, team, 4. Wisconsin (681: Jackson, Siebel, 10; BrOns, Heornden, O'Melio, Gwynn, 10; Grams, Ostrom, Hugh-banks, Englund, Richter, Wittig, Laskos, team, 7. Attendance 4,235.

Big 10 Head Defends Role of Athletics Continued from first page son contests. "They are part of the festival aspect of football and should not be looked upon as having any championship connotation." 4. Defended football and basketball officials as a "dedicated group. We pay the football men $135 a game and the basketball officials $100 a game. Believe me, this is no compensation for the abuse they sometimes are subjected to." Declaring himself to be concerned lest "the image of intercollegiate athletics be marred," the commissioner said his field "does not deserve some of the bum raps it gets.

"There will always be sports fans, just as there will always be purists who dislike all of athletics. But I am firmly convinced it is possible to operate a program with the festival and spectacle appeal of football and still fulfill our responsibility to education." It takes no unusual skills to produce a heavy-bodied whisky with heavy flavor Hlaleah Morning Line 41 27-39 27 39 25-39 28 Free throws mode and ottempted. Packers 34 23 22 30109 New York 27 26 29 21103 Attendance 13,895 1 15. Fscob'ue Rotzl U2 29-1 16. The Tonoan ISfevensonj U4 6-1 17.

Battle Hell Baezal TO 10-1 18. Dear Ruth Solomone 108 10-1 Sth, S4.500, clmg, 4 yos up, 6 fur: 1. Procticol Guennl 120 4-1 2. Ben Church 117 10-1 3. Vnqotivo Nn boyl 1'4 10-1 4.

Flnng Dang (Baezo) 109 10-1 5. Poy H. Nono) 118 5-2 6. Shavetoil Woodhouse 113 8-1 7. Motivation Monocelli 116 6-1 1 8.

Boy Lieqe Gomez 113 12-1 9 Arstar IBrocksl 1 1 8 10-1 10. Ten on It Rotzl 117 10-1 11. Free Service Hinoioso 110 6-1 6th, S6.000, olw, 4 yos A up, fur turfl: 1. Uo Scooe Hortockl 117 21 2. Three M.

Ussery 1H 10-1 3. St. Tropez (Brooksl Ill 41 4. Lord Puppet (Nonol- 20-1 5. Greek Sovereian Nonoil ....115 10-1 6.

Delmorgo (Letebvrel 112 10-1 7. Rocky Rovole tChurch 112 10-1 8. Slaretta ISellersj 116 7-2 7th, 125,000 added. Jasmine (takes, 1 yos, 7 fur: 1. Fair Summer Brooksl 11? 12-1 2.

Running Free No bovl 109 10-1 3. Vole Sunshine IWoodhouse .109 10-1 4. Rudoma Hortockl 121 3-1 5. Our Josie No boy 113 10-1 6. Bromoleo (Boezo) 109 4-1 7.

Barodo (YotherJ 109 10-1 Fenoer 17 11 17 8-53 Horlan 12 7 123? Maroons Win, 66 to 47; for 8th Victory of Year University of Chicago won its eighth game of the season last night, romping over University of Dubuque's basketball team, 66 to 47, in the university field-house. The Maroons have dropped two. Joel Zemans led the victors with 25 points. Lineups: Dubuque 47 Chicago 61 Kooinskl 2 4-5 2 Zemonj 10 5-7 4 GiWord 1 5-7 5 Tomosovlc 0 0-0 1 Frisch 1 2-2 4 Erlckson 6 4-4 2 Epoerly 2 0-0 2 Liss 3 1-1 3 Rothjs 6 6-13 1 Ullmon 3 3-4 0 Borth 3 0-2 2 Bilo 0 0-0 1 Brier 0 0-0 2 Costin 0 0-0 3 Winter 1 5-7 2 I Lubiti 0 0-0 2 Leant! 1 0-0 2 15 17-29 lo 24 18 25 22 Free thwws made and attempted. Half tlmt Chicago, 32; Dubuque, 24.

I Tribune Consensus HIALEAH PARK, HIALEAH, FLA. 1 White Lace, Composite. Roster. 2 Briarwood. Steve Vindicator.

3 Block Mask, Diericho, Rock 'n' Ran. 4 Roman Note, Troo, Nero. 5 Ray H. Motivation, Bay Lies. A Uo Scope, St.

Trooej, Staretto. 7 WINDY MISS, Rudomo, Foir Summer. 8 Intentionally, Gordian Knot. Wlnonly. 9 Linger On, Crossing, Stor Jomie.

SANTA ANITA, ARCADIA, CAU. 1 Indian Flame, Prince Curroah, Firebolt. 2 Tell Me Nic, Sporty Boy, Rapid Ticer. 3 Noll, Eventuate, By Jove. 4 Radio's Sue, Sweet Cee Cee, Quick Tide.

5 Assioned Risk Jesorno, Poy Load. Jewel Thief, Vinci, Contorcito. 7 Private World. Doc Jocoy, Snoooy 8 REASON IS ONE, Monifer, Moouono. FAIR GROUNDS, NEW ORLEANS, LA.

1 FLAMING BANNER, Som Closslc, Lon9 SworoV 2 Intrustina, Meadowdale, Broker's Money. 3 Cosmic Tip, Steering. Bouvolr. Luke's Chorm, Pilateby, Green Hel. 5 Colonel O.

O. Oilorodo, Khoresm. Sir Corron. Gulf Coost, Bondit Rewonf. 7 Block Plppon, Desert Warrior, Deton.

8 Golden Hours, Romono Rode, Rosnar. 9 Seo Lesend, Monteo, Sir Rambler. HOCKEY TONSHT AT 7:30 TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS vs. BLACK HAWKS Bra tnti S3 00. Anna $4 09.

Muianlng $3 56. FlrW BalCHV S2 7S. (ALL RESERVED TAX. INCL.) 2nd Batten, $200 (UNRESERVED IAX INCL.) UernenrH teats will net fa ea tale until 430 P.M. tin night af tka fame.

CHICAGO STADIUM HUW. MjJj9St. $8 8.5300 TRIBUNE SELECTIONS Only Seagram makes 9 light has real brilliance of flavor. Seagram's 11 'AT HIALEAH PARK Pares stnrt ot 12:30 t. m.

Chicago time. Weother clear, track lost. 1st, $3,500, elms, 3 yos, I'i mi: P.P. Horse ond Jockey Wt Cdrls 1. Divv Den tUssery 112 10-1 2.

Llmpkin Guerin! 112 20-1 3. One Voice IBIuml 117 10-1 4. Composite Hortockl 112 7-2 5. Roster Hinoiosal 112 12-1 6. Borb'S Rinq (No bovl 112 8-1 7.

WectJer Leo No boy 112 10-1 8. Monobanq IStovolli 117 10-1 9. Pennies From Clark 104 20-1 10. Plomor Bill Clark 1 H7 15-1 H. Cop Plea Gomezl 112 4-1 12.

White Loce Plomchokl 107 2-1 13. My Lost Dore No boyj 100 10-1 14. Pitt Hortockl 114 6-1 15. Slicko No bovl 106 20-1 16. Our Breed IBove 104 20-1 17.

Reinav INo bovl. 109 101 18. Music Stond Sorensen 109 10-1 2d, $3,500, ctm, 4 vos up, fur: 1. Boy Fern I No bovl 114 15-1 2. Star Shadow IBIum) 113 10-1 3.

Soups On ISorensenl 113 20-1 4. Dad's Image (No boyl 118 6-1 5. Commod're Corson Boulmetls 115 20-1 6. Fire Troil Adomsl 113 10-1 7. Stor Shower Clark ICS 10-1 8.

Briarwood Nonol .....109 6-1 9. Danny Dee Brooks 122 10-1 10. Eastern King Gibb 113 15 1 11. Big Green Clorkl 110 6-1 12. Mahbill ISorensenl 119 6-1 13.

Steve W. Stevensonl 121 4-1 14. Don Lucho Woodhouse 124 6-1 15. Ivy Leoguer (Burr) 121 6-1 16. Vindicotor Ussery 121 5-2 17.

Judo (Ryonl In8 10-1 18. Sodowo No boy 120 20-1 3d, S3. 500, clmq, 4 yos A up, I'i ml: 1. Three tor Me (Anvon) 108 20-1 Golt Score Soicurionei ins 6-1 Statesmanship (Hinoioso 108 Diericho Monocellil 110 15 1 e-1 5 2 Block Gilliqan 110 Pound Sterling (Breeding King Mark Bluml ..105 10-1 ..110 15-1 ..105 10-1 ..115 6-1 ..115 6-1 ..105 10-1 ..108 10-1 8. Dig we Bovel 9.

Rock Ran (Brooks) 10. Fire coH IBurrl 11. Arctic Flower Clorkl 12. Prince Maribo Adomsl 13. Dork Legacy Sellers) 110 14.

Marctt Bell No bov) 110 15. Dom Perionon Rotzl 110 5-2 10-1 6-t 10-1 16. Mr. Noble Clork 105 17. Whltev's Boy No boy 110 6-1 18.

High Order Rodriguez .....110 20-1 4th, clmg, 4 vol UP, 6 fur: 1. Crstlil (Boiond .111 20-1 2. Michotl Henry Clork 6-1 3 Profit or Loss No boy) 115 10-1 Kontonkerus Koty (No boy 105 10-1 4 5 6 Troo (Hinoiosol 5-2 Termol (Gomer) .116 10-1 7. Amrei Commodore 116 10-1 8. Nero ..116 6-1 9.

Romon Nott Hortock 115 41 Prep Basketball YESTERDAY'S RESULTS PUBLIC LEAGUE Varsity Fenger, 53; Harlan, 39. Bogan, 48; Westcott, 43. Frosh-Soph Harlan, 52; Fenger, 24. Harrison, 42; Waller, 37. CHICAGO AREA MISCELLANEOUS Varsity Timothy Christian, 71; University High, 70 Ovt.l.

Harrison, 61; Waller, 54. Frosh-Soph Harrison, 42; Waller, 37. University High, 45; Timothy Christian, 41. I Longshot Lou 1 Barb's Ring, Composite, Rosier. 2 Bay Fern, Steve Vindicator.

3 King's Mark, DJericho, Rock 'n Ran. A Thermal. Troa, Nero. 3 Free Service, Motivation, Bay Liege. 6 Three M.

St. Tropez, Staretta. 7 Bramalea, Rudoma, Running Free. 8 Times Ace, Gordian Knot, Winonly. 9 Star Jamie, Crossing, Linger On.

I Old Sarge 1 Cop A Plea, Composite, Roster. 2 Vindicator, Steve Soups On. 3 Black Mask, Three For Me, Rock 'n Ran. 4 Roman Note, Thermal. Nero.

5 Motivation, Ray H. Bay Liege. 6 St. Tropei. I'p Scope, Staretta.

7 WINDY MISS, Rudoma, Bramalea. Intentionally, Gordian Knot, Wlnonly. 9 Linger On, Mister 6now Man, Star Jamie. Imported 8. Windy Miss (Sellers 118 8-5 9.

Lucky Viola Adomsl 109 8-1 10. Lourel Moe Boulmetlsl 121 10-1 11. Ladv Pompo Burr 109 20-1 17. Journolette Nonol 121 6-1 13. Cindy's Tropnv Rotz log 10-1 14.

Narola No bovl 109 10-1 15. -Some Song Blum 109 10-1 o-Ent. 8th, 56, t0, elw, 4 fur (turf): ft UP, Ft Speed 1 At Lace, Composite, Weeper j. a. 2 BrUrwond, SteTe Vindicator.

3 Black Mask, DJerleho, King's Mark. 4 Roman Note, Troa. Nero. i-Ray H. Motivation, Practical Joker.

6 tp Scopp. St. Tropei. Staretta. 7VHNDY MISS, Rodomi, Vale Sunshine.

8 Intentionally, Gordian Knot, Win-only. 9 Linger On, Crossing, Star Jamie. Ace High 1 WhIU Lace, Cop A Plea, Roster. 2 Briarwood, Soups On, Vindicator. 3 Djerlcho, Golf Score, Rock 'n Ran.

4 Troa, Roman Note, Nero. 5 Ray H. Motivation. Bay Liege. 6 lp Scope, Three M.

Staretta. 7 WINDY MISS, Bramalea, Fair Summer. Wlnonly, Intentionally, Gordian Knot, 9 CrosslBf, Lister On, Star Jamie. 1. Times Ace GIMigorl 112 15-1 2.

Gordion Knot Brooks 115 4-1 3. Sol Nodente Gustinsl. 117 10-1 4. Contain Kind 2nd Blum 20-1 5. Winonly (Baezal 121 7-2 6.

Creswood Poul No boy ....111 10-1 7. Hill (Vooocelli) 112 10-1 8. Intentionolly Hinoioso 118 2-1 9th, S4.500, Clmg, 1 yet, 1-U ml turf: 1. Linger On (Ussery) .........112 2. Crossing Skoronskl ..115 5-2 4-1 3.

Star Jomie Brooks 107 15-1 4. Cinder Man Solomorte .....109 10-1 5. Donwol Rotz 112 10-1 6. Treasure Chcnt IHonoiOSO ,.112 10-1 7. Larsa (Blum) US 12-1 8.

Moss Eater Gustines ......107 20-1 9. Mr. General Boiandl .......109 10-1 10. Chicago Count No boy .....112 8-1 11. Shiny Button Hortockl 20-t 12.

Mister Snow Mon Borrow .,112 10-1 13. Hold the Fort ISellersI 112 -l 14. Golden Reward Guerin) 6-1 15. Northern Lights (Thornbursl 112 6-1 16. Petiedor IGilligon) 109 10-1 17.

Winterish No boyl 112- 10-1 18. Corden No boy ....112 10-1 Known by the company it keeps BnifffaiM antra f5CMUU3A.sucus.o.aH 10. Golden Sixties Blum 110 20-1 11. Accomplish Runnel 6-1 12. Heigh Ho 24 (No boy 114 20-1 13.

Jet Fuel tUssery ,..,..116 6-1 14. Wild Dare Glob 104 10-1 a i -I -yr.