The Jacksonville Daily Journal from Jacksonville, Illinois • Page 10

Journal, Jon. 2 7 Collinsville At JHS Tonight; Rockets At Home, IC, ISD, Away Cagers Are Big Ten's Top Offensive Unit CHICAGO whizzing basketball team, third highest scoring unit in the nation, leads the Big Ten championship race because the mini take and make their shots better than rivals. Official conference statistics Thursday credit Illinois 4-0 in the Big Ten with an average of 77 field Shots per game and 40.6 per cent accuracy, both tops in the league. The Illini lead the scoring race with an 89-point average, just a Shade under their over-all mark ol 90.5 which is the best for any major conference contender in the country. Nationally, only Morehead State with 97.1 and Marshall with 93.1 head the Illini, who have a season record of 10-1.

Top Big Ten individual scorer still is Ohio remarkable Robin Freeman, although the Buckeye ace slipped from a 33 to 30.6 average last weekend. Gradually putting the pressure on Freeman is Michigan Julius McCoy, who has improved1 from 24.5 to 26 points, also in five conference games. Although Wisconsin is straggling In the team chase. Badger Dick Miller moved into the No. 3 scoring: spot with a 21.8 average, fol lowed by Bill Ridley, Illinois' with 20.7.

Defending champion Iowa, making a strong bid to meet Illinois title challenge, is the Big top defensive team with an average yield of 66 points in five games. The Hawkeyes are averaging 70 field shots per game and hitting 40 per cent for a 76-point pace. Alexander (GS) 59, Ashland (GS) 28 At Alexander Box Scorei Alexander FGFTTP 2 22 Zeller 0 2 Johnson 628 02 Isaacs ...................02 3 Totals ................959 Ashland FG FTTP 0 4 Riggs ....................0 6 11 39 Stevenson ..........08 4 28 By Quarters: Alexander 6 13 22 28 Coach Virgil high flying Collinsville quintet invades the JHS gym tonight for an encounter with coach John JHS Crimsons. Collinsville is currently rated number three team in the state according to the weekly AP polL WLDS To Broadcast Sportscaster Barney Lewis and co-worker Jerry Cassens will bring local fans a play by play account starting at 7:55 p.m. Coach Bob Junior varsity team will open the preliminary at 6:30 p.m.

The varsity game Is scheduled to start at 8:15 p.m. The Collinsville team will have the height advantage as they carry to 6 foot 6 inch regulars and have a high scoring guard that can hit from out front. Meredosia At Routt The Routt Rockets hope to continue their winning ways tonight when they play host to the Meredosia Indians in a PMBC conference tilt at 8:00 p.m. Ruott has won seven and lost eight in season play and are tied with I.S.D. for first place in the PMBC standings.

Meredosia has a three and three record in PMBC play. L.S.D. At Arenzville I.S.D, will travel to Arenzvllle tonight and will be after their 13th win of the year and their seventh win in PMBC competition. The Splnkmen have a seven and one record in the PMBC standings and share first place with the Routt Rocketts. Coach Don Arenzville Raiders own a two and two record in the PMBC.

1 I.C. At Eureka The Illinois College Blueboys visit Eureka tonight in a PCC conference game. Coach A1 Miller's boys defeated Eureka earlier in the season by score in the hilltop gym but anything can happen in the smaller Eureka game. Last year the Bluefooys won a 107-106 victory at Eureka on a last fninute shot by Bob Winchester, one of the four men left on the floor for I.C. The I.C.

regulars fouled out and one of the substitutes also, so I.C. had to finish the game with four men. Illinois College has a ten and five record for the season. Downstate Prep Notes Preliminary: Ashland 41-20. ALAN AMECHE'S FATHER DIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT KENOSHA, Wis.

UP! August Ameche 68, father of Alan (The Horse) Ameche, former all-America football star from the University of Wisconsin and now with the Baltimore Colts, died at Kenosha Hospital Wednesday night after a long illness. Our 52, Winchester 18 at Our Box Score: Our FG FT TP BUY BONDS TODAY! Walkor 0 Martin 1 Lewis 4 Curtis 4 Shoule 6 Costello 4 Tobin 2 Totals 21 10 52 Winchester FG FT TP Watt 1 Brockhouse 2 Evans 0 Flynn 2 Mosley Broun i Ronnie Slagle 0 Totals 7 By Quarters: Our 20 32 41 52 Winchester 2 9 11 18 Officials: Curfman, I.C. Preliminary: Winchester 21, Our 17 MEN'S AND Bili LEATHER OXFORDS Regular 8.98 Wonderful savings now on handsome sturdy leather brogues with extra- husky long-wearing solesl Rugged raised-seam toe or moc toe styles in rich Wine or Brown. SHOES FOR THE FAMILY N. W.

Corner Square By JOHN CAMPBELL Coach Bob Galva high basketball team has won 11 consecutive games this season with the latest victim being Cambridge 73-54 Tuesday night. Five players were in double figures in scoring against Cambridge. Bob Grove is a former star eager at Canton high and Illinois College and he started coaching basketball at Galva during the 1951-52 season. He starred on Canton's State tourney fives of 1943 and 1944 under Coach Willard Larson, former Collinsville high mentor. Coach Vergil Fletcher of Collinsville and Coach Lewis L.

'Tick Dehner of East St. Louis high have a verbal agreement that neither mentor gets off the bench during a game in which Collinsville and East St. Louis are apposing each other Litchfield high will return to the 1956 Central la high Holiday tourney according to Coach Bob Horton former coach at Sparta. Washington will return to the Pontiac Holiday tourney next December as Pe oria Central and Washington will oppose West high and East high at Rockford in a double header feature Washington high 'will play a 23 game chart next cage season and is looking for another opponent. Jacksonville high has appeared in five State tourney games, four under Coach John Chapman.

Rockford high won over Jacksonville in 1911 at the State tourney 39-23. In 1952 Jacksonville beat Coach Gil Ottawa five 57-47 and lost to Rock Island coached by Wilbur (Strings) Allen 61-49. In 1953 Coach Chapman's team won over Hillsboro in overtime 57-52 and Coach Duster Pinckneyville five downed the Crimsons 58-67 in the next game for Jacksonville at Champaign. Pittsfield high has played two games in the State finals and lost to Rockford 45-13 in 1921. Coach Glenn C.

Pittsfield five lost to Decatur 82-46 In 1949. Quincy high has played in 29 State tourney games including the 1934 State championship. The Blue Devils have won 17 and lost 12 at Champaign in State tourney competition. Jerseyville lost to Bloomington in the i920 State tourney 35-29 while Roodhouse lost to Zeigler in 1939 at Champaign 21-11. Jacksonville high has a tough chart facing eight strong teams before Regional tourney time.

Collinsville, Lanphier, Litchfield, Washington, Peoria Central. Cathedral, Car- linvllle and Shelbyvllle are all strong foes for Coach John Crimsons. The Collinsville five is the strongest in the Southwestern conference while Lanphier is the Springfield City champ and Litchfield is leading the Mid State conference race. Washington won the Pontiac Holiday tourney and has one of the best guards in the State in Tom Adams. Peoria Central is leading the tough Big 12 loop race while Cathedral, Carllnvllle and Shelbyvllle are all tough this season.

Rockets will face Meredosia, play in the PMBS tourney, go to Winchester and Bluffs before ending the season at home against Arenzvllle and Ashland. Illinois School for Deaf will play In the PBMC tourney; entertain White Hall and Mt. Sterling before going to Griggsville and Worden. Missouri Deaf and Greenfield will play at the West End gym to end the season for Coach Jim Tigers before the Regional meet gets underway at the Illinois Deaf gym. Pittsfield high will play at Barry Friday and go to Notre Dame of Quincy next Friday night.

Coach Indians are enjoying a winning year having won the Payson Holiday tourney. Losing only four games this season to Jacksonville and Quincy In scheduled games and to East St. Louis and Assumption (East St. Louis) at the East St. Louis Holiday tourney.

Pleasant Hill and Winchester were beaten by Pittsfield in overtimes while White Hall lost to Pittsfield 60-59 Tuesday night. Winchester high won second place In the Waverly high Holiday tourney and third place in their own tourney. strong Railsplitters beat Bloomington high in an overtime game Tuesday and Coach Paul Logan County five are capable of playing in the Jacksonville Sectional tourney this year Peoria Manual plays at Lincoln February Lincoln at Cathedral Feb Lincoln at Champaign Feb 10; Lincoln at Feitshans Feb. 14; Springfield high at Lincoln Feb. 17 and Lincoln at Pekin February 24.

America Leads With Pair Of Trump Cards In Winter Olympics By TED SMITS CORTINA Italy UP) leads with a pair of her trump cars skier Andrea Mead Lawrence and bobsledder Waightman (Bud) day when the seventh Winter Olympic Games shift from pageantry to grim competition. Mrs. Lawrence, 23-year-old mother of three and double gold medalist in the 1952 games at Oslo, defends her giant slalom championship. Washbond, of East Hartford, attempts to crack the pre-Olympic mastery on the risky bobsled run. The first twro heats of the two-man event are scheduled Friday with the final two Saturday.

The bleak peaks of the Dolomite Alps, thirsty for snow, presented a disheartening backdrop as the games were declared officially open Thursday by President Giovanni Gronchi of Italy. In bright sunshine with no hope of more snow, a crowd of 12,000 watched 1,100 athletes from 32 na- Hall, 2 tions parade past the 1 stand. They cheered almost equally for the jaunty Yanks, attired 1.5.D. Freshman, Grade Quintets Bow To Quincy Illinois School for the Deaf basketball squads dropped two games yesterday at Quincy. The I.S.D.

freshmen bowed to frosh, 35-33, and the Tiger grade school aggregation fell before Quincy graders 31-21. The Box Scores: Freshman Teams: Quincy FG Huseman, 3 Happ, 1 Hankins, 3 Mallory, 7 Wettstead, 1 Hughes, 1 Totals 16 1.5.D. FG Smudzlnski, 1 In red fur caps, white Jackets and blue pants, and the serious Russians, In somber brown and powder blue. The Russians, with their speed skaters who go like the wind and their indefatigable skiers, have become strong favorites for unofficial team honors in these, their first Winter Olympics. A minor incident marred the brilliant opening day pageantry.

champion speed skater, Guido Caroli, tripped on some wires and fell headlong on the track while carrying the Olympic torch Into the stadium. He righted himself quickly, never dropped the torch and skated on to light the flame which will burn steadily until the end of the games Feb. 4. The program Friday opens with the first two runs in the two-man bobsled competition, followed by the 30-kllometer (18 miles, 1,128 yards) cross country ski race for men and the giant slalom for ladies. Cullison, .......................4 Cherry, .........................2 Totals ............................10 By Quarters: 6 14 FT 1 0 2 0 0 0 3 FT 4 0 2 6 1 13 TP 7 2 FRIDAY Collinsville at JHS Meredosia at Routt I.

C. at Eureka ISD at Arenzville ISD at DP (GS) Bluffs at Chapin Perry at Mt. Sterling Franklin at Waverly Tallula at Chandlerville Carrollton at White Hall Beardstown at Rushville J.prseyville at Roodhouse Barry at Pittsfield Winchester at Greenfield Ashland at Greenview SATURDAY JHS at Lanphier Perry at Liberty Griggsville at Meredosia 14 2 2 35 TP 6 4 4 33: Basketball Coach Ken LoefflerTurns Writer And Poet Return Matches Stand Out In Illinois Prep Schedules This Week SPRINGFIELD, 111. Utt i------------------ matches between Galesburg and Rock Island as well as Edwards- ville and Alton stand out in the basketball games. Will Be Sea Of Mud Saturday Streator goes to Peoria Central in a Big 12 feature likely to have a statewide impact on comparisons of quintets.

Rock Island failed in an early season encounter to stop Silver Streaks although Galesburg escaped only by an eyelash. The Streaks have hummed along through a dozen games, sputtering only long enough to lose to Moline. A hammer-and-tongs match Is promised between the 10th and 12th ranked clubs, Edwardsville and Alton. In their previous meeting, Alton snatched victory by a two-point margin on the hometown floor. The game Friday is at Edwardsville.

Peoria Central and Streator test each other for the first time. Each takes five consecutive wins into the game. While both have lost 3 has won 14 ARCADIA, Calif. a major flood, the ninth running of the $160,000 Santa Anita Maturity Stakes will go on as scheduled Saturday, track officials announced Thursday. The seven horses, If all go, will travel over a mile and a quarter of what will look more like a small lake than a race track.

The racinc-as-usual announcement came after a five-inch rainstorm prompted a torrent of telephone calls to the track. The record rainfall made the owners of Sailor, Traffic Judee and Trackmaster practically ecstatic. All have posted wins in the si that ic just what and Anita will be sea of slop. DeKalb play 1 Sailor easily won the Roamer i Quincy Wilson, I.S.D. Edwards, Adams, Parish, By Quarters: 9 12 4 FG FTTP 5111 22 4 12 0 4 02 731 FG FT TP 0 2 1 5 4 2 10 2 4 5 21 8 2 9-21 JHS Freshmen Win Over Lanphier 68-39 Wednesday Coach A1 JHS Freshmen handed visiting Lanphier a 68-39 defeat last night at the JHS gym.

The JHS Freshmen controlled the backboards and used a fast break to advantage to take an early lead, and wrap up the victory by a large In the preliminary game Albert QTPt 17 points paced the JHS Cl 1 dllCS win over Lanphier 60-44. David Bone netted 14 tallies and Mike 12 markers copped scoring honors in the main event for JHS. Ridley In ures Knee; May Not Play Saturday CHAMPAIGN, m. (AV- Bill Ridley, small but clever guard on basketball team, may be benched by a knee injury as the Big Ten pacesetting Illini meet De Paul at the Chicago Stadium Saturday night. Bill Altenberger has been named by Coach Harry Combes to start at Chicago if Ridley falls to mend.

The Ullnl, unbeaten in four Big Ten starts and standing 10-1 for the season, resume conference play at Minnesota Monday night. times, Streator Ken Loeffler, raconteur and poet'central laureate of the basketball world, and! west Aurora and author of "KEN LOEFFLER ON'uncjer(j0g roles to West Rockford's Handicap at Jamaica when the published recently whose lusters as first- was knee deep by Prentice-Hall, offers this team in Illinois has been! The other four hordes In the race polished up since a loss to Moline have won in the mud. They in November. Moline, now second-j are Honeys Guerroro, rated, figures to roll over Kewanee.f a Friday foe. Mount Rams shoot for 11 th and 12 th wins in what shapes up as two fairly light games with Benton and Carbondale, although the latter may be Only three losses mar the ation on officiating in his new book: "I think that I shall never see A satisfactory referee, About whose head a halo shines, Whose merit rates lines, One who calls them as they are.

And not as I would wish by far. A gent who leans not either way, But lets the boys decide the play. A man who knows the rules by jusuai top-flight performance, heart, And uses Judgment from the start Poems are made by fools like me. But only God could nel Mark and Beau Busher. South 17 Manchester 22 Ferry 2 Sims 4 Ferguson 0 Totals 22 Manchester FG 0 Peters 0 3 Box Score: JHS Freshmen Bone Wells Totals Lanphier Ray Bv Quarters: FG FT TP 3 1 7 4 210 2 04 4 6 14 6 012 2 2 1 24 04 1 0 2 21 2714 FG 1 5 2 4 10 2 2 11 1 5 1 5 1 5 1339 16 3146 6r 8 21 27 37 1st Round Lead In Thunderbird Open Box Score: Heavvwelghts Pinckneyville and Herrin FG like overwhelming favorites in 4 vitatlonal tourneys, with the Pincks 1 6 performing in the Salem affair al- 3 With apologies to only Joyce Kil-jready under way and Herrin 2 mer, author of the fiery, Friday in the tourney.

rjcc new coach of the Texas A. M.j shawneetown and St. Anthony of! cadets proceeds to outline his op- Effingham, both undefeated, are inions on let for action. Shawneetown chips fall where they he adds. aims f0r its 21 straight against Incentive basketball is the Loef-j Rosiclare and St.

Anthony has No. fler way. He demands that each ofhg for g0aj against Stewardson the five be required to screen, set Quincy, a loser only 3 times In shoot, rebound, that Is to make each ig attempts, goes to Springfield player as important as set pivot 1 Friday and doubles back home; 0 arter 0 man is to most teams. Commenting Saturday. Quincy has eight wins I Odell 6 on the advent of the Mikans and jn a 0 w.

Kurlands In basketball, Loeffler I Collinsville, held to a 62-60 win finds that had lost its OVer East St. Louis in December, By Quarters: balance and the nonpivot men were takes on the same team Saturday losing their ------------------------Loeffler has made incentive Hash rire Kills to build his LaSalle team around All-America Tom Gola while lead-1 tv 4.1) Ing the Explorers to the NCAAjJ HOTSCS At IlflCC championship in 1954. He did, he points out in his book, but Gola did not become a stationary pivot It was a balanced team. and. as a result, Gola developed into the finest all-round performer possible 1 flash fire roared through Loeffler uses dozens of photographs at Tropical Park Race of the present Philadelphia War- i Thursday, Cooper Total FT 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 FT 0 0 1 3 0 0 4 TP 8 13 6 4 2 4 9 1 47 TP 0 0 I 3 12 0 22 Track In Floridi MIAMI, Fla.

spectacular a barn ot Officials: DeGroot, Shouse Jacksonville. Preliminary: JHS 60, Lanphier 44 Gus Bell of the Cincinnati Red- legs is the best home run hitter under lights. At least he was In 1955. In 66 night games he hit 21 homers, one more than his teammate Ted Kluszewski. PALM SPRINGS, Calif.

DeMaret knocked seven strokes off par for a 64 Thursday to take the lead in the first round of the $15.000 Thunderbird Invitational Golf Tournament. DeMaret, who won this event in 1953, putted brilliantly and toured the Thunderbird Country Club course in 33-31 for his 64. He holed putts that measured from 40 feet to 5 feet. Earlier, Gardner Dickinson of Panama City Beach, posted a 67. Playing in Intermittent showers, gle on the par four ninth.

One stroke back at this point, were Bud Holscher of Apple Valley, with and Lee Biagettl of Willoughby, Ohio, Former PGA champion Walter Burkeno, another of the 42 players invoted to compete, had a 69, along with Jerry Barber and Marty Furgol. killing an estimated Hi star to Illustrate his five thoroughbreds and touching! and defensive patterns. off a stampede that Injured several This Is first year in more and caused two automobile; Texas. If Texas A. is wonder-j crashes ing what kind of a coach it is getting, the following story from KEN for LOEFFLER ON BASKETBALL should be enlightening.

LaSalle had won 21 straight games over a two- season period when It last to Utah at Madison Square Garden. Loeffler walked toward the dressing room with the college public relations director. sick and tired of growled Loeffler. The public relations man looked up in amazement Ken." he said. Is the first game lost in more than a what I replied Loeffler.

sick and tired of was like a Wild West said Officer up the 40 fear-maddened horses who charged out of the park and galloped in a body up heavily traveled Bird road. of the horses were hit bv bleeding badly from bruises on the cuts and Willie Hartack rode 417 winners in 1955 to become the second Jockey ever to ride more than 400 in one year. Willie Shoemaker rode 485 winners in 1953. Wednesday City League Ralnbo Paint 789 853 777 Waverly, 824 937 696 Moose 6 811 781 743 Moose Hunters 2 756 800 723 Moose Antlers 3 810 793 756 Meadow 873 879 826 Moose Tribble 4 705 691 661 Olson 732 681 742 Loop Barbers 821 740 747 Moose Bucks 1 834 878 729 Moose Heads 5................ 694 721 719 Griesedleck Beer 715 810 792 High Team Series Meadow Gold 2578 High Team Game Waverly, 111 937 High Individual Series Hale 226 High Individual Game L.

Byers 674 Berra Signs Yankee Pact As Highest Paid Catcher In Baseball By JOE REICHLER NEW YORK UP) New York Yankee catcher Larry (Yogi) Berra celebrated his seventh wedding anniversary Thursday by signing his 1956 contract, which calls for the highest salary ever paid a catcher in major league baseball. Berra, the American most valuable player the past two seasons as well as in 1951, received an undisclosed! raise from his 1955 salary, estimatetj at $45,000. When writers guessed he will receive $50,000 this year, Berra said that was The figure tops the $42,500 for which catcher Roy Campanella of the Dodgers signed Wednesday and only two Yankee players Babe Ruth and Joe DIMagglo ever received higher salaries. top figure was $80,000 a year while DIMagglo received 100 000 Berra, who will be 31 12, said he had little difficulty coming to terms with the Yankees. He was proudest of the fact that he has received a raise each year since he came to the club from Newark in 1946.

The squat, good natured receiver said he hoped to Improve on his .272 batting average last season, the lowest of his career. bat was a big factor in the pennant victory, however, driving in 108 runs and slamming 27 home runs. He caught 147 games, marking the eighth straight season he has caught 100 or more games and the seventh straight year he has hit 20 or more homers. His lifetime mark is .293 and his 30 homers in 1952 was the most ever by a Yankee catcher. LANE L1RES STATISTICIAN TO TRAVEL WITH CARDLNALS ST.

LOUIS UP) The St. Louis Cardinals are going to find out how many runs their players fall to drive home this season. Frank Lane, general manager, said Thursday he planned to have a statistician travel with the club during the season to gather the information. wrant to know not only how- many runs a player bats In, but how many he Lane said. I'd like to know whether the fans are Interested in the club releasing the expanded figures from time to time, and apreciate suggestions for arriving at a more perfect formula for evaluating offensive HOUSE O.K.s BILL TO REMOVE STATE TAX ON BETTING FRANKFORT, Ky.

House, by a vote of 54 to 35, has approved a campaign pledge of Gov. A. B. Chandler to remove the 4 per cent mutuel tax on betting at Keeneland race course. The bill now goes to the Senate.

The other thoroughbred race tracks, Churchill Downs in Louisville and Dade Park near Henderson, are not exempt from taxation. The income from the tax on Keeneland was estimated at about $300,000 a year. DeMARCO AND JORDAN BOUT POSTPONED ONE WEEK LOS ANGELES Thursday scheduled lightweight fight between Paddy DeMarco and Don Jordan of Los Angeles was postponed until next Thursday. A spokesman for the sponsoring Olympic Auditorium said it felt that the current heavy rains would ruin the gate. READ THE WANT-ADS S.

Jacksonville 14 26 38 47 Manchester 3 11 12 22 Officials: Smith, Barnett. Lightweights Box Score: S. Jacksonville FT TP Riggs 0 0 0 Massey 0 00 Corbin 011 3 0 6 nice 2 2 6 perry 1 2 4 Bourn 0 0 0 Ferguson 2 1 5 Manes 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 6 30 Manchester FG FTTP 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 L. ..............4 0 10 3 0 6 0 6 0 0 1 5 13 3 29 By tjuartcrs: 1422 26 30 14 26 29 Officials: Barnett and Smith. said the stampede caused two au -1 tomobile accidents on the busy four-lane road.

None of the occu-I NASHUA MAKES FIRST pants of the cars was injured. prrn.IC APPEARANCE The fire, believed to have been' started by a short in an electric HIALEAH, Fla. the 1955 "horse of the was er6. quickly destroyed barn No. cheered by the crowds at Hialeah 3, which housed some 80 horses.

Park as he galloped around most of them now in competition the track after the second race at Hialeah race course Tropical Thursday. Aboard him was his reg- 40-day meeting closed Jan. ular Bm McCleary It was first pubile appearance since he was acquired from 16. Fire fighters kept the blaze from spreading but horses w-ere led out of four other barns as a precautionary measure. Park attendants said It was Impossible to tell at once how' many horses died in the blaze.

the estate of the late William Woodward Jr. for a record $1.251,200. The public trial was to refamil- iarize the horse with the noise and crowds. first major race here HILDEBRAND, ASSISTANT GRID 5 be the $100.000 COACH AT MINNESOTA, QUITS Idener Handicap Feb .18. MINNEAPOLIS Hllde- brand, au assistant football coach ONE 3IAN ENTERED IN OLYMPICS at the University of Minnesota the past two years, resigned Thursday.

The former Mississipl grid star said he will become first assistant of Paul Amen, new head coach at ake Forest. Track star1 Harrison Dillard, will receive the Sullivan Award on Feb. 19 at a New York Athletic Club luncheon. CORTINA Italy UP) smallest contingent at the Olympic Games opening ceremonies Thursday morning was one-man team skier Rene Farwig. He is the first athlete Bolivia ever has sent to the Winter Olympics.

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