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Down Eagles 52-41 In Railbelt Game Butcher, Seaborn and Krize Lead Malemutes to Victory The touring Fairbanks high school Malemutes crossed their first big hurdle last night when they downed the Anchorage Eagles 52-41 in the coast city before a near capacity crowd in the Junior high gym. The Malemutes led by Butcher and Seaborn, two of the main cogs from last year's Alaska champions, outplayed and out- shot their fairly inexperienced rivals. Frank Putzel, only returning starter from last year's Eagle squad put Anchorage into the load shortly after the game started on a layup. From there, the Malemutes tied the Eagles twice before finally going ahead 5 to 3 to lead for the first time in the ball game. Knot Score The Eagles came back to knot the score twice more in the opening stanza, but as the period ended the Malemutes were out front 10 to 8, never to be headed again.

The Malemutes pulled away from the green Eagles in the second quarter to take final control of the game, and lead 27 to 21 at the half. The Malemutes came back in the third quarter with a strong uprising led by Denny Krize who sank three buckets and took control of the backboards and floor against the ragged Eagles who three times passed the ball to Daily Dial 2145 the alert Malemutes. Outscored Eagles The Malemutes outscpred the Eagles 16 to 7 in the third quarter to hold a comfortable 43 to 28 at the end of that period. The final quarter with only two Eagle starters-' in the game, the Eagles made'iT'driye keeping the game from becoming' a rout by outscoring Fairbanks 13 to 9, the defending Alaskan champions, had too much of a lead to completely overcome. Frank Putzel of Anchorage was high for the game with 16 points, followed by Butcher, Krize and Seaborn with 13, 12 and 11 points respectively.

The Malemutes are journeying to Seward today a two game series with the Seward Sea Hawks night. This was the Malemutes eighth win in nine starts this season, while the Eagles, have only played one game previous to last night's encounter. The Eagles only began practicing three weeks ago due to lack of available gym space. 508 2nd Ave. CHUCKHOYT.Jport^ditor 9 Box Score MALEMUTES (52) ANCHORAGE 141) Putzel (161 (lot Cannon f2) Keturl Horn (II Krize 1121 Senborn (11) Burkher 5 Butcher Lee (1) RESERVES: Smith 2.

Williams, Batson 4. Barber. Barkdall 3, Illinois Back Wins College Rushing Title NEW YORK, Dec. 10, J. C.

Caroline of Illinois is the third sophomore in the history of modern football statistics and the first in 11 years to win the national major college rushing title. Final official NCAA service bureau statistics released Thursday show that Caroline rolled up 1.256 yards on 194 tries in nine games for the second largest winning margin on record. The only other sophomores to win the rushing championship were Wake Forest's John Polanski in 1939 and Harclin-Simmons' Rudy Mobley in 1942. Nebraska's Former USC Coach (rilical After Accident CALEXICO, Dec. 10, Former football coach Jeff Cravath of the University of Southern California early Thursday underwent an emergency operation on his right lung, punctured in a traffic accident.

His physician, who declined the use of his name, said a tracheotomy was performecT'to. the bronchial tube into the lung, which had become clogged with fluid. A drainage tube was in- compiled yardage, 1,342, as a sophomore, an 1950 but failed to win the title. Way Ahead serted. The doctor said "it was touch remains in critical condi- Calcxico Hospital Cravath jwas Fairbanks Newt-Miner First Boxing Hatch of Year Planned Tonight at Ladd Gym (International) STOPPING IN MANILA where he gave exhibition bout, World's Heavyweight Champion Rocky Marciano meets President-elect Magasaysay who welcomed him to Philippines.

Pension Committee to Meet With Chiei Player Arbiters co hospital after truck collision Caroline linishcd 312 yards I a tew TnVles west oi here Wednes- ahcad pi All-America Dave 1 aay jn injuries Included brain (Kosse) Johnson, Kice, a sen- concuss i on and multiple Tib frac- ior who needed 10 games to Ulres in addition to the lung amass 944 yards. puncture. The Illinois sophomore aver-1 He had shown some improve- agecl 139.6 yards a fig-1 ment Wednesday night and, al- ure that has been exceeded only I though in a semi-coma, was able six times. And with his sopho-1 to recognize his wife, Peggy, anc more running mate, Mel Bates, a few friends. the Illini had a two-man comb- The emergency surgery was NEW YORK, Dec.

10, major league's newly appointed two-man pension committee will meet next week with chief player representatives Ralph Kiner and Allie Reynolds in an effort to make peace between the club owners and players over the pen- sian plan squabble. "We plan to get together with Kiner and Reynolds real soon," said Cleveland general manager Hank Greenberg, who along with President John Galbreath of 'Pittsburgh, will represent the owners. "We will discuss this thing openly and honestly and I'm sure we'll come to an amicable understanding. 1 Greenberg and named by jinil Na- ional leagues at a joint 'irieetirig yesterday, to study and report hepossibility of terminating the pension plan by November, 1955: Excessive- Demands The owners charged their move was compelled by "the excessive demands by the player representatives and their attorney." No names mentioned but undoubtedly they were referring to representatives Kiner and Reynolds and the players' attorney, ination that produced yards. Bates gained 002.

Minnesota's All-America Paul Giel set a three-year record in 1hc number of times he carried 1,858 decided upon, after he began to have trouble breathing, the doc tor said. J. Norman The meeting of Greenberg, Galbreath, Kiner and Reynolds which, incidentally, may include Lewis, may also provide the answer to what many baseball people believe, is the crux of the tire dispute between the major league employers and employees. Just who is entitled to the vast receipts attained from the sale of the world series and all- star game television and radio how much? Boxing season for the 4th RCT will present its seasonal curtain raiser with an 11 bout card in the 4th. RCT gym tonight at 7:30 m.

Twenty-two boxers from the RCT will step forward to attempt to win berths on the Regimental team for the All-Alaskan boxing tournament in January. Featured in the main event will be two 175 pound boxers with civilian and army boxing experience of over 30 bouts under their belts. Walter L. Moore, Co. 4th Infantry, will meet William Calohan, Btry.

450th AAA Bn Moore, from Cleveland, Ohio, will carry the Infantry colors against Calohan, a Kansas City, ivfo. product. Both men are billed as Class 1 fighters. Semi-Final The semi-final bout will feature Frank R. Goyette, Company 4th Infantry, from Pawtucket, Rhode Island, and Fred M.

Zer- ro Medical Company 4th Infantry. Both men will fight in the 135 pound Class 1 group. TWO novice fighters, Henry Richardson, Company 4th Infantry, and Charles Lawton, Company 4th Infantry, at 170 pounds will open the match with ti ne first bout. Both men will fighting their initial bouts. Other bouts for the evening will feature Henry Murphy, Tank Company 4th Infantry, against Joseph Hirotsuka, Company 4th Infantry.

The bout will be a Class three 150 pound match. The third bout will bring together Henry Reynolds, Heavy Mortar Company and Raymond Byrd Tank Company, in the Class 4 heavyweight group. The fourth bout will feature two 175 pounc class three fighters, Richard Brown, Company and Thomas Amato, Heavy Mortar Company Fifth Fight The fifth bout will feature Headquarters and Headquarters 450th AAA Bn. The Class one fighters represent men who have fought in 15 or more fights in civilian or army rings. Class two fighters have Chuckin's The 1954 U.

S. national amateur figure skating championships will be staged in Los Angeles, on March 18, 19 and 20. They will'be held under the the Figure Skating pices Thurman Hull, basketball coach at the University of Texas, gained his first coaching experience as pilot of the 1942-43 Fort Mon- Cleveland Jones, Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, agains' Donald Leslie, Service Company in the 143 pound Class 3 group "Chicken" FuJghum, Headquarters Company 4th Infantry, fighting in the 140 pound class group will face Fulton Conwav Svc. 274th AFA in the 6th bout. The 7th bout wil bring Danial Harris, Company and Robert Edward, Heavy Morta Company, in the Class 3 151 pound class together.

Th'e two bouts before the semi final will bring class one 15 pound fighters together. William Adams, Company will fac Albert Taylor, Company in th bout. The ninth bout wi Johnnie Hunter, Con mouth team. Army-Navy season. His squad won the championstip that Have- Reid Today's Classifieds? The Cincinnati Redlegs open the ball.

He ran 196 times this the 1954 baseball season at Cros- year to bring his total to 551, ley Field April 13 against the wiping out the record of 547 Milwaukee Braves, lie Matson set in 1949-51 at San Francisco. In the exclusive 500- Times Club, Wisconsin' Alan Ameche joined Giel and Matson with three-year total of 50G. Highlights Wednesday's Fijrhls Cleveland Rocky Castellani, 157. Cleveland, outpointed Gil Turner, 155, Philadelphia, 10. Willia Troy.

159, Washington, stopped Tuzo Portuguez, 159, Costa Rica, 4. Pro Basketball Baltimore 92, Syracuse 77. Philadelphia 104, Boston 103 i overtime). Fort Wayne; 83. Milwaukee 59.

a run a San Mateo. Calif. Saruna won the feature at Bay Meadows. Art Larsen BarranquUla, Colombia Art l.arsen, San Leanclro, reached the semi-finals of the International Tournament by defeating Hal Burrows, Charlot- tcsville. 6-4, 6-4, 7-5.

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Hart, commanding officer Headquarters and Headquar- ers Company 4th Infantry, gain- his fighting experience in the nter-collegiate ring. "VVojg Jack Parker is the Regi- lental boxing coach. SFC Pat "icclao works as -the chief train- r. The boxing program is un- er the direction of Special Ser- ices 4th RCT. Just a Growing: Boy Hampton Pool, coach of the Los Angeles Rams, is high in the praise of his new lineman, Gene Lipscomb.

who played his first game Sunday Baltimore. Pool said the yougster is just two years out of high school and when he attains his full growth will be the best lineman in pro ball. The little kid tips the scales at Castellani in Bruising Win CLEVELAND, Dec. 10, Hockey Castellani, with a bruis- ng victory over Gill Turner under his belt, appeared today to lave temporarily fought himself out of To go upward, the middleweight contender must either jattle Randy Turpin, the man one notch above him, or middleweight champion Bobo Olson of Honolulu. Following three slow rounds which Castellani repeatedly speared Turner with slashing to the jaw and the crowd jooecl for more action, Turner turned on his famed buzz-saw attack.

From then on it was hammer and tongs every round, with the crowd screaming and the two almost exhausted at the end. Plenty of Experience Eddie Joost, recently named manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, has a factor in his previous experience as a manager that makes an interesting story. He was a manager for one day rnd the game was rained out. Burleigh Grimes was manager of in the International League in 194(5 when Joost led IL r'-orts. '')s in fielding, drove in 101 runs and hit 19 home runs.

Grimes had a temper as fast as his spilter had been when he was fc.ired by National League batters in the 20's. and as a result was ortcn banished from the game by IL umpires. He appointed Joost as stand-in, and that made Joost the logical candidate for field boss when a decision was made to drop Grimes about a month before the season ended. "We were in Jersey City, waiting for a night game." re- railed. "Joe Ziegler, our general manager, came in and told the fellows that since Grimes was out.

I was acting manager." But Joopt never had the chance to act. The night game was rained out, and by next game time. Benny Borgmann. lifted from scouting staff, arrived to take charge, i But if Joost cannot take actual managerial experience into his job as manager of the Athletics, he can bring a world of kindred baseball experience. He started in organized baseball in 1933 for the San Francisco Missions, and moved through Omaha.

Syracuse, Kansas City, Cincinnati. Boston, Rochester and Philadelphia. He played under 14 managers and if he can combine their assorted skills and knowledge the Athletics might be a power in the 1354 pennant race. Gabby Street, Charley Dressen. Bill McKechnie, Casey Stengel.

Connie Mack and Jimmy Dykes were managers from whom a bright and apt pupil might learn some baseball savvy. The biggest problem that Joost has to face is the need of a winning club and a "thin red line" of players with which to maneuver victories. Gossipers already spread tales the Athletics might not be in Philadelphia in 1S54 or 1955. said he plans to build around Bobby Shantz. Harry Byrd and Alex Kellner.

The rest of the club he admits does no) amount to much. An Unusual Mother In this day and age coaches decry the lack of-the old time 60- minute player and accept as matter-of-fact that all players must be relieved by substitution. One coach has explained it as the evils of the automobile age. In earlier days youngsters walked and walked and walked. Now they have to ride in an auto or laxi if the distance is more than just across the street.

Too bad more youngsters do not have mothers like Clyde Lovcllette. the Minneapolis Laker rookie star. Lovellette said, "when other kids were going to picture shows (high school days) 1 skipping rope. Mother The hobby of Clarence (Bevo) Francis, star of the Rio Grande, Ohio, basketball team, scheduled for Hialeah Turf Handicap, formerly known as the Miami Beach, has been scheduled for Hialeah's closing day, March 3. also had other exercises for me.

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