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I NFUSES NC ti c' GINFUSES NC SIN A i CAGE Sf RIES OFFICIAL TRI-STATE LEAGUE SCHEDULE 1950 Big Five Point Chart AT ANDERSON AT AT SPARTANBURG I SOCK HILL AT CHARLarTv AT AT KNOXVILLE I ASHE I LLE VIC REPRISAL HINTED BY KNO: AIHI AND 'No Vindication' Says Prof! lirART Pt No AT AT SUMTER FLORENCE May A 9 10 11 May 13 13 14x June 23 24 25x Jun 19 an 21 22 illy 31 A 1-2-3 Aug 4 8 ex xviur READ May 25 26 27 July 6-21 22' Aug 25 25-30 31 1 Sem 11 Apr 24 25 June A A 10 July 24-24 Aug 17 I IA Apr 21 22 23x May 2Rx July 3 4-4 5 Aug 21 24 May 22 22 24 11y 7-8-12 20 Sept I-2 Sept 12 Apr 27 28 29 June 5 8 July 25 Aug 14 13 13 STATE STARS RUN ONE-TWO IN RACE PT THE ARSOrIATED PRESS BIG TEN Iowa f18 Indiana 84 1115r01111111 bA Michigan 41 Mimicma Purdus Ohio Etats 81 Northwestern 11 EASTERN LEAGUE rernelli WI Columbia 49 halo Pennsylvania 44 14 4 74 Dartmouth Mi AlFirvILLg May 12 13 lax Jtin 111 20 21 22 Mtg 4 5 fx May A 9 10 11 Jun 23 24 25x July 31 Ag 1-2-9 PIE May 22 23 24 2-8-10 Sept '1-2 Sept 12 May 25 28 27 July 8-21 22' Aug 25 26'-30 31 Sept Apr 19 20 May 2 3 4 June 13 14 IS Sept 3x 4-4 Apr 27 2R 29 Apr 24 25 25 June 5 1 June I 9 10 July 2S July 23x 24 Aug 14 le 1 ANDFRRON OBSERVER Are 19-21 3-181 May 11 12 1113 Juno 14 15 Jun 22 23 24 24 July 3 4 Sept 0 8 Aug NI Sent 4 May A 8 7x June Itx 12 July 78 30x Aug 20x 21 22 Apr 30x May 1 June la 17 18x July 28 27 28 Aug 27x 28 29 May 20 30 31 Apr 23x 24 25 June 41 June 5 8 July Itx 10 1112 July 24 25 Aug 4 5 ogx Aug 11 12 13x tOCTRIVEST CONFERENCE Arkansas fin Riee Roothern Methodist Alt 47 Texas IS Texas AI 41L May 19 20 21x Jun 3n Jly July 21x Aug 14 15 IR Anr 23x 24 25 June 5 el 7 JIllY 24 25 Aug II 12 13x IPARTANPURG FOR May 5 8 7x Apr 30x May 1 June Ilx 12 June 18 17 18a July 29 20x July 211 27 28 Aug 20x 21 22 Aug 27x 28 29 Apr 18-20-22 I May 2-4 June 13-13 July 4-5Ag23-5 4' May 25 20 21 My ii 12 13 14x July 10 11 12 June 22 23-25x Aug 3 4 5 5 Sept 5 Sept 7 Sept 10x May 19 20 21x Jun A Jly 1-2x July 23x Aug 14 15 101 SKTILINE SIX Wyomlna 53 Brigham Ynting 77 Denver 56 Colorado 43 tah State ga Utah PO Willett ss Rebel Schools Evade Expulsion ROCK HILL I May 19 20 2Ix May 10 17 IR June A 27 3R 29 inn 30 My 1-2x Aug 11 12 13x Aug 7 II 9 10 1-2-3 3 1 MAY fl Apr 20-23x Jly 13 14 1 15 'Jun 19 20-20 21 COMPLETE My 7x-28x 18x July 31 Aug 1-2 'Sept 8 9 10 July 4-10x-30x Aug 23-27x 4 Apr 3nx My 1-2 11r 13 itzly 5 6-24 Aug 28 29 My 25 2 1113 July 10 20 Aug 20x 21 22 Sept 11 12 -ole-- SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE Tennessee 96 Kentucky k3 Alabama 73 Georgia Tech 39 Auburn 72 Florida Vt Vanderbilt 89 Miss State CRARLOTTI May 19 18 17 IA MAY 19 20 21x June 29 Jly 1-2x1June 28 27 28 29 Aug 7 8 9 10 Aug 11 12 13x May 9 la June 12 20 21 Aug 3 Sept 7 Os June 1-2-3 June 24 fly 13 14 15 15 Ju!) 31 AL 1-2 Apr 19-21 220 May 01-27 17 TRI-STATE 'Nil' 3 4 Aug 214 gel' 4 May 25 11gJ2 July 19 20 Aug 20x 21 22 SP131 11 12 Apr 30x May 1-2 June 13 July 2-2-22 27 Aug 22 29 30 May 15 16 17 I AD 26 27 2R 29 Jun 2R 27 38 29 June 0 10 Aug 17 18 19 I Aug 1 8 10 May 29 30 31 Tly 13 14 15 19x Sept 8 9 10x June I-2-3-4x July Px In 11 12 Sept 5 8 7 PUMIE May 22 23 24 June 14 15 10 July 21 22 Aug 1 24-30 LEAGUE May 3 4 1 July 7 8 July 28 20 Aug 31 Sep 1-8 Apr 20-22 May 7x 27 1 1St July 3 4 Aug 26 27x 4 BIG SEVEN Nrisraska St Iowa State dd Kansas 4d Minsouri 44 SOUTHERN CONFERENCE George Washington 12 Maryland SI Wake Forest di William and Mary 49 Clemson itd Davidson ill ((we FLO NCE May IS IA 17 Jun 28 21 2fi 29 Aug 17 18 19' June 1-2-3-4x I May 29 an 31 Ap 29 27 29 29' July 9x In 11 12 JI: 13 14 I 11 Ix June 9 10 Sept I 7 i Sept 9 Mx Aug 7 II I IA May 3 4 5 July 7 Is July VI 29' Aug 11 SPT3 140 May 22 23 24 June 14 I le July 21 22 Aug 23 24 14 Sundays IApr 19-21 My 8 My 18-28x 17 NEW July 2x-4-38x Aug 23 Sept 4 114 Sundays 114 Sundays NEWS 115 Sundays 1 18 Sundays 13 home doubles 3 home doubles 14 home doubles 112 Saturdays 12 Saturdays 115 Saturdays BY EDDIE ALLEN While State stock may have dropped on the national basketball market the 1Vo1fpack's two fine forwards have put a lock on the Big Fivess individual scoring I eadership Sammy Ranzino couldn't Re I away from LaSalle's Jimmy Phelan in Saturday night's 66-51 loss to the Explorers guttered a season Ifr4-44(! 1 low of five points 71k4 The 1 7 04 4 4 6 '1 But Observer's compila- :2: Dons show him still outdistancing ir: Za regional rivals with 247 points -4st'1 and a 176 average for 14 games 1:1 It And right behind Ranzino by virtue of his 21-point evening 1 against LaSalle is State's Captain ss' Dick Dickey He's just a free 0 '4 throw short of the two-century 1 I mark boasts a 142 average Rounding out the top 10 in Big I Five tallying are Dick Groat of i I IF Duke Bill Brooks of Davidson 1 Hugo Kappler and Nemo 1 earman i of North Carolina Stan Najeway 4 of Wake Forest Paul Horvath of 1 On i State Ceep Youmans of Duke and I- A Wake iq In field goali who with Mc- Kersh has I rOtik responsible for the for five the most free i against William and gave Ranzino 1 bic card in the i Thus far a Big a score or more 1 i 1 i'' iod 1 exactly 20 times 'its I 5 I 4 SCORING A 1 1' 1 '''U 4- -A Ili i- fi I st A os i r'' iiit '''') 4(is i 1 A I rt 1 --01 i 4 t4e kt dT -k xert: r1 A denotes Sundays drnntes Saturdays In Anderson Spartanburg and Rnck Hill Double numerals mdicate doubleheaders All-Star Game July 17-18 This schedule is a revision of Schedule Number Three which In turn was a revision of Srhedule Number Two It Is made to Ph often trips and stands especially foe the Anderson Spartanburg Sumter and Florence cluhs No Sundey dates are scheduled where they cannnt he played Double headers show in the place of Sunday games a MISSOURI VALLEY Detroit hii Wichita (overtime) Praha BO: Tulsa It PACIFIC COAST CONI FRI NCE ilanford an California tovertimel 47 I (LA Southern California 41 Washington 52 Washington State 07 BY WILL GRIMSLEY NEW YORK Jan swept through the National Collegiate Athletic association today in the wake of a convention showdown that saw seven members defy the sanity code and get away with it The seven g4nia Maryland Virginia Tech Vit- gia Military Institute The Citadel Boston college and hemselves exonerated when the NCAA failed to muster enough votes to expel them Not so the NCAA which announced the recalcitrants are not out of the doghouse and hinted of new reprisals "This is in nil vindication" said Prof Ilugh Willett of South ern California new president of the organization "It po'ses a peculiar problem WP have these members who admit they are breaking the rules who have been found guilty by the compliance committee and convicted by Fs majority vote of the whole convention "What Olt he done about the sit nation I don't know The executive committee and council may pursue the matter further It may be that the other NCAA members will decide themselves not to eon-tint' at relations the violators It's a delicate point" uation I don't know TrIP execu- live committee and council may pursue the matter further It may be that the other NCAA members will deride themselves not to eon- tinue at relations with the vios lators It's a delicate point" 1 CROSBY TOURNEY IS FOUR-WAY TIE Pure Sport Has Home At Hopkins Willie Pep Risks Title In St Lou 'IL' )it 4 1'i 0 A' 4 i 1 v-x x) 114 4 i 1 4' l'' 3 't 0'" I 1:1 1 A AL A A I t4 A 11 '-t' -'-e OTHER GAMES Alton Mc Cotter EAST Temple 59 Duke 49 Ranzino leads Bradley A4 St Josephs (Pal with 102 Naiewa Derail! AA Banton Calleg Ali Cotter and ('ha Canbous 53 Notre Dame Alt Arms 51 Rutgers been mainly resi Vi 69 Fordham AC Deacons' resurg Rol ezmis 77 GPOrteiftWil (11C) Al straight wins ha syrartm Niagara 49 Flent 59 Aelon Hall 4s throws-69 Wri Blame 50 Wesleyan II His 27 Petolm llg Manhattan 71 Scranton 59 Mary on Thursda worehtpt At American Intl Al his fourth mernbet Becker 59 Lowell Textile Brown 69 I Itl "Twenty club" 1 Providence 79 Springfield (Moss) IL Five player has hit Lafayette 7A: Gettysburg points for a game tastern Kentucky A5 Marshall 49 Ciliate 70 Alfred Vi this reason West Virginia fil: Waynesburg An INDIVIDUAL West Va Tech 51 Fairmont 411 Casale AO Hamilton hi I Arnold 46: Trenton 4N11 Tchre 41 Ranzino State 1 Clarkson Tech AO Champlain Dickey State 14 Amherst 64 St MIchaels till Groat Duke 14 Nesv Hampshire A2: Massachusetts 48 Brooks Davidson Rensselaer 119 Middieburi 40 KInpler UNC Colby MO Bateg Nearman UNC 14 St Franrie (Ps) 19 Lock HIVPli Al Nejeway Wake Geneva 69 Juniata to Horvath Stale II Westminster 1P1i 69 Bethany LW-Vg) Duke II 811 Ale Cotter Wake Penn Hate 51: Wash-Jeff AO trailer Davidson 12 Clarion Gannon (Ps) Mi Thorne UNC a Slippery Rock 511 Edinboro (Ps) Allen Duke 14 Aidorson-Broaddus hit Salem (iV-Vs) MI Mueller Wake 11 Bucknell AO Lehigh 49 TSIlltPS ('NC 14 Drexel 71: Swarthmore MI Brooks IViske 15 Delaware 60 Ursinus 44 Scarborough Duke 14 Penn Military 37 Haverford 4A Cribb Davidson 12 Lebanon Valley 10? Moravian 71) CnIeman Davidson 12 Ploomshurg 45 Millersville teal 43 Dcasy It NV 14 Albright 71: I ranklin-Marshall 3A ilientievelcl Davidson 12 Hartwick 04: Kings Wei Ait Wake 14 Lincoln (Pc) 71 Flitabethionn 57 Hughes Mike II Lyeoming el Wilkes Ira' 57 Laienhv Davidson 5 Davis-Elkins 91 Meat Lihrari (W-Vat lcmwdr nuke 14 68 Hamilton 51 Ranzmo Arnold 46 Trenton (NJ) Tc Ore 41 State 14 Dickey State 14 Clarkson Tech 60 Chemp lain AS Amherst 84 St MIchaels till A2 Groat Duke 14 New Hampshire A2: Massachusetts 48 Brooks DArifiSOn 12 Rensselaer 69 Middieburi 49 Kano ler UNC 12 Colby 110 Bateg 72 Neuman UNC 14 St Francis (Pa) 89 Lock HIVPII 117 Nejeway Wake 15 Geneva 69 Juniata 46 Horvath Stale 14 Weetminater (Pa) 89 Bethany LW-Vg) Youmans Duke 14 Sil Mc Cotter Wake 15 Penn State 31: Wash-Jeff AO trailer Davidson 12 Clarion Gannon (Pa) MI Thorne UNC 8 Slippery Rock 3A Edinboro (Ps) 52 Allen Duke 14 Alderson-Broaddus bit: Salem 1W-Vs) 36 Mueller Wake -13 Bucknell 60 Lehigh 49 TSIIMPS ('NC 14 Drexel 71 Swarthmore tit) Brooks 1Vake IN Delaware 60 Ursinus 44 Scarbomugh Duke 14 Penn Military 7 Haverford 43 nth)) Davidson 12 Lebanon Valley 102 Moravian 711 Coleman Davidson 12 Bloomshurg 45 Millersville i Pal 43 i Deasy UNC 14 Albright 74 Franklin-Marshall 3A Illengevelcl Davidson 12 Hartwick 5 Kings Wit tiii Wake 14 Lincoln (Pe) 11 Elizabethtown 37 Hughes Duke 11 Lycoming el Wilkes Ira) 37 Lazenby Davidson 5 Davie-Elkins Pi Beet Librari 11V-Vai icrnwoy nuke 14 Alton McCotter of Ranzino leads with 102 Najeway Cotter and Charlie been mainly Deacons' resurgence straight wins has throws-69 His 27 points Mary on Thursday his fourth mernbership "Twenty club" Five player has hit points for a game this reason INDIVIDUAL -4-- ST LOUIS Jan Chi Charley Riley is conceded Only an outside chance as Willie Pep puts his worlds featherweight crown on the line here tomorrow night The St Louis Negro has the edge in the statistic department except for Pep will balance the scales in nimbleness a master's degree in boxing science plus a good punch Pep has a two-inch advantage over the 5-foot 2-inch Riley but except for Sugar Ray Robinson Willie is considered without a rival in the art of flattening noses It's the first time in modern boxing history that a St Lou Is fighter has attempted to take a world's championship before Jo cal fans BY RUSS NEWLAND PEBBLE BEACH Calif Jan Sam Snead missed a crucial putt on the final green and tied three others today in the lig Crosby Invitational golf tournament Slammin' Sam the big gun reverted to an old and costly habit in missing the putt That put him into a deadlock ONserver rr7r-4: at 214 with 04'' Dave Douglas el5P1 osolok5 Del: i I Pill Wilmington '1 A III -4: jQauckicike BCuulrykT i I er El 1 City Calif and i 5:1 Junior White The $10000 Ai' plains i 54 MONDAY JAN 18 hole tourna- PAGE 10 ment is played I' over three cour- SA eary he participated here to help ses in three make the Crosby event a success Sam Sneed lays a Snead again Jim Ferrier Sari Ft-stricken knocked in the 221 R-fooier On the 113th green at Pebble p)oilidtgl-pogrotirLPaArcinhmAoltnnt Beach today while a gallery run-22a ning into the thousands looked (m1 Rill Fritz Milhrea Calif 75-7S-RI-233 i he would have WOn undisputed zain Jim Ferrier San Francisco Bud Finger Pain Alto R7-7540-242 Doug Ford Larchmont 75-70-R3 a Rot Fritz Milhrea Caflt 75-7s-AI-233 Ed Furgol Detroit 75-78-74--225 George GetchelL Omaha Riley has A sharp hard righthanra punch He has An impressivA knockout record having floored 28 opponents in his more than 50 bouts during his career He has gained 18 decisions On the other hand Riley dropped seven xerclicts 79-73-71-129 Ft Ft Ti Ave 102 43 247 17 63 67 159 it' 78 41 IP7 141 60 34 IM 121 51 39 141 IL' 55 51 161 ILI 48 39 165 ILI 57 39 153 101 61 29 151 1111 63 19 145 9 45 22 112 9: 20 10 50 48 111 115 3: 46 31 123 45 23 113 8f 53 12 1 IA 43 20 106 75 37 17 PI 73 30 22 82 A A 37 15 A9 3 :1 75 17 75 6 2 35 14 A4 e0 2n 23 63 6 0 In In 30 60 33 75 73 Bennett UNC i 14 27 19 73 5 2 Union 66: Hohart ila Cartier State 14 2R la 72 5 1 Adelphi 36 Kings Pnini 46 White INC 11 20 25 63 30 Maine Al Bowdoin 31 Mihail St 14 23 13 ea 4 5 Conneeticut 77 Northeasiern 40 flarand Stet 14 19 21 39 42 Tufts 14 New ltriteits (Cone 10 Tink rmvithrin to 11 13 35 35 West Cheater 2 East Atroutishitrg 0 Duke 13 14 17 45 34 (forf rmInn W8ke eit) li 1IQ 12 An 3 3 West Virginia Stale 31 Winston-Salm Osborne Davidson 10 12 9 33 3 3 (NC) A2 Ferraro ('NC 9 12 11 30 33 Utica 73: Roehestr Terh 44 New Palls (Ni) Tehrs fili AlbanyTehrs Mason Wake 14 13 15 41 32 51 Patterson UNC 12 IA 7 35 32 Albanv Pharmacy 73 Utica Tech 31 Bennett Wake In 11 7 29 29 Bayonne JC Bloomfield 32 McLean Davidson 14 11 34 2 A Newark College 30 stevena 4A Cook Davidson 9 11 3 25 27 Rings (Del) 61 Glassboro 4541) 41 Roddey Davidson 10 111 2 22 22 GenetPo (NT) Tchra 43 Hobart Fresh Ashley Duke 12 in 1 23 21 It Terrill State 12 7 12 23 21 Cook Slate 'II II 2 24 21 SOUTH Stine State A A 7 17 2 I Navy MI Princeton 31 Hartley Wake 12 10 4 24 2 0 LaSalle 66 North 'reline Slate B1 Corey Wake A 6 1 13 16 York Duke 14 8 8 21 15 South Carolina 34: Georgia 43 North (arolina fiti Miami tEll) Al Geary Wake II 7 3 17 13 Richmond 'Pi Virginia 62 Martin Duke 11 7 2 IS I 4 Western Kentueity 311 Murray' (KY) 51 Wells UNC A 4 2 In 12 Wabash 301 Centre 34 Fitgherg Duke 7 3 3 9 12 Union Ky) 43 Berea 111 Barham Wake 5 3 0 3 I 2 Louisville 67 Washingion Loots) 44 ichk nuke 7 3 0 3 0 11 AMPriren University At Cathnlic U111- ackmowski State 3 2 1 6 nm yrsity AN Stoll State 5 1 2 4 001 Kentucky Wesleyan 111 Yills 513(109" Nimocks Davidson A I 1 4 OA (KY) flit 1110WPri Davidson A 1 1 3 0 3 Southeastern La 13 Louisiana Tech 3251uller Wake 2 0 1 1 03 Lenoir Rhyne 70 East Carolina Latimer Duke 3 1 8 2 0 4 Presbyterian 33 Furman 41 Turk UNC 9 I 1 71 03 Virginia State 63 North Carolina ACT Terrell UNC 7 I 41 2 02 59 Non-scoring players: Two Hampden-Sydney 83 Virginia 51edicel i Stale: Redding UNC: Richards Davidson 71 t11t At lOne UNC 72 It'ashington and Lee 10 A vc 178 142 128 117 113 101 107 98 93 W3 82 R2 78 73 75 018 N21 stMuRE Gr) Amidst all this Jan 15 yelling over sub- sidizat on rif college athletes vou wouldn't think there is in America a university where: All home sports events are free and EXTRACT TEETII No guarantees of any sort are In a aeven-hour uninterrupted given or taken from opponents mession yesterday the rode violators But this ideal of pure intereolwon their battle against expulsion legiate athletics does exist at Johns and at the same time extracted Hopkins university It's nothing some teeth from the two-year-old new there Its been going on rathlaw governing athletiesseholarships er quietly for 15 years: It was "darted by Dr Wilson With a two-thirds vole required for expulsion the NCAA delegates Shaffer still the athletic director their stomach' empty and their ears as a "sports for all and all for ringing with words voted III to 93 aports" program to expel That was short However what made the Hop-' Then the Aoki Southern and However de-emphasis program really Seuthwest blots which led the fight 1 unique was abolishment of gate re- fit the defendants pushed through unique 'the factor that has pushed a resolution aimed at giving the colleges into a frenzy for code a fare-lifting that would satis-imany winning team fy the full membership Not only do Johns Hopkins' op- The move introduced by Dr II ponents pay their way to Baltimore (Curly) Byrd of Maryland called for a special committee to make a to PI" for nothing but in return complete survey Of athletic atihaidv games they can keep all the gate pi acticea 14nri report its finds to the recelPtl from their own crowds 1951 convention in Dallas 'It intercollegiate athletics have The resolution has one kicker in any value other than monetary" It stipulates that further action expounds Marshall Turner di-in regard to any specific institu- rector of physical education "they stia be deferred until after the should be financed by the univers Iport ie received ally and controlled by the educgThis in eff(vt reduce' the NCAA tional and not the monetary val a regulatory body with no power ueL regulate and its compliance corn- "Our only purpose in eliminatnittee to a CO without a billy ing guarantees nnd gate receipts is Willett however was quick In to remove any reason or even the colch any ideas that the bars are slightest temptation to conduct our lOW down and the sky's the limit intercollegiate athletic program scholarships other than for the educational value "I have Informed Mr Houston therein" Clarence Houston chairman of The "big" football colleges argu- he complianve committee) to con- ing over how much subsidization is inue his investigations and make legal didn't hear Turner at the Nais reports ns usual" the new presi- tional College Athletic association ent declared convention in New York His the sanity code marks were confined to a session 1 I still in effect and so are the agen- of "minor" colleges es needed to enfOrce It I have an Many i I atLetic powers have ex-pen mind on the matter and hope eused their emphasis on winning can achieve a set of laws that football teams by claiming the gate (111 permit us to find a COVMOn receipts from filled stadiums pay I round' for all other sports I Well Johns Hopkins appropriates OT11111S GUILTY $40000 a year for athletics That I Houston already ham announced enables the university to field teams 'at ten additional institutions have in 13 intercollegiate sen found guilty of code viola- Ing expenses and all ons What can he done to these or And out of an undergraduate sturs others caught with the goods is hodY of I75e between 68 and l' -oblematical under the "hands per cent take part in some form A esiti rAenttlf inn of athletics depending on the sea- fy the full membership The move introduced by Dr It (Curly) Byrd Of Maryland called for special committee to make a complete survey of athletic subsidy Inactices And report its finds to the 1951 convention in Dallas The resolution has one kicker in it It stipulates that further action "in regard In Any specific instituton" be deferred until after the aport ix received This in eltNt reduces the NCAA to a regulatory body with no power to regulate and its compliance committee to a cop ithout a billy Willett however was quick to 'scotch any ideas that the bars Are now down and the sky's the limit on scholarships "I have informed Mr Houston (Clarence l(ouston chairman of the compliance committee) to continue his investigations and make his reports ns usual" the new president declared "Constitutionally the sanity code still in effect and so are the agences needed to enfdrce it I have an open mind on the matter and hope can achieve a set of laws that will permit us to find A COW M011 ground' OTIMItti GUILTY $40000 year for athletics That Houston already ham announced enables the university to field teams that ten additional institutions have in 13 intercollegiate found guilty of code viola- Ing expenses and all tions What can be done tn these or And out of an undergraduate stuany others caught with the goods is dent body of 175e between 68 and problematical under the "hands off" 9O per cent take part in some form of the southern resolution of athletics depending on the I I I first place in Crooner Crosby yerly links classic But the ball vent by the hole and dropped the PGA champion into a four-way tie The three others in the deadlock had finished their final round 's 1 i wilEars what North Carolina's basketball followers As ere askinK early this season hen Charlie Thorne (shove) was ineligible Now the swift little guard from Rocky Mount is hack has scored points in six games and is a distinct help to the White Ile shone In two wins over University of Miami last week end Dave Tinsley Cracks Record is has twine contests tip-tort hard training sessions Louis for card defeated back under minutes main in Conn caused new record the Louis ran Kiel the 1930 the 7 ar both the Pep net Riley 10 RI ithe both the Pp net 10 NO MAIM There will be no playoff The four leaders will be identified as co-winners of the 1950 Crosby event The tournament annually is played over the three picturesque courses in this area Cypress point Monterey Peninsula and Pebble Beach all par 72 tests Snead had rounds of r9-72-73 Douglas scored 71-73-70 Quick 72-69-73 and Burke 75-67-72 In 1947 Snead missed the famous 30 1-2 inch putt at the St Louis country club to lose the open playoff to Lew Worsham It was cri the 18th hole Snead's three sharers of the financial crop also landed in the tiel through some incident Lady luck favored lanky Douglas from Delaware with a broad smile The 540-yard par-5 eighteenth hole bordering the ocean Douglas applied the wood smartly to the ball on his second shot The pcliett sailed to the beach hit a boulder and bounced back onto the fairway lie got a par on the hole and eventually a tie for first place Burke 26-year old son of a Houston Tex pro was one under par at the end of the 16th He three-putted the short 17th and blew his chatters for top money in the individual pro competition Ma 745 and was floored twice He alsi Leland Gibson Kansas City 230 a draw Emery Zimmerman Portland 22S Pep has been defeated only I Ralph Guldahl San Diego 74-7S-7k-227 and has one draw in144 cor in his professional career of Peter Thomas Melbourne Australia 80- 72-75-227 wenonrdk1110 Thrl esy tifeirn finished their month hir Otto Greiner Baltimore 74-74-79-227 Both men say they are in tfl Jimmy Thomson New York Clityim758-277- 78-22R Newt Ressler Carmel Cal 22R yesterday with some sparring Mike Murra Wichita Kans 11-7640 sions for the crowd at the St I Al Brosch Great Neck I gymnasium 232 Showing against Harold Dade On the basis of their rospeci Pat Markovich Richmond Cal 76-78-85 Charles Congdon Tacoma 73-74-74-221 met wrolds bantanweight eh Jerry Barber Pasadena 74-74-78-26 pion Pep rates itti the proh tive Rainh Blomquist Glendale Calif 73-71- favorite among fans hero 173-219 George Buck Westport Conn 73-7540 Pep defeated Dade on a here last month Riley was de Jay Hebert Oakmont Pa 11-74-70 234 ed on points in an appear Willie Hunter Pacific Palisades calif against Dade here some time 77-75-77--229 Later he had a draw with Dar Rabe Lazane Bakersfield 74-71-72-217 The 15-rounder will get ui Stan Leonard Vancouver 74-74- 78-226 way at 10:30 (EST) 30 I Eric Monti Los Angeles 70-72-70-227 utes earlier than usual for Bill Nary Los Angie 73-75-78-226 bouts for the benefit of lam Smiley 'Quick Culver City Calif 72-69- 73-214 Peps home town of Hartford Jackie Burke Jr White Plains Interest in the fight has cat 75-67-72-214 the promoters to hope for a Dave Douglas WilmIngton Del 71-73-70 record for receipts The old Jackson Bradley St Charles Ill 73- ord stands at $5259250 set by 72-75-220 heavyweight go between Joe I Jimmy DeNtaret Ojai Calif and Tony Must() in 1941 221 Sherman Elworthy San Francisco IS- No new attendance record 68-77-221 be set however because Marty Turco! Albuquerque 72-69-6n auditorium site of tomorri 221 Fred Haas Jr New Orleans night's event holds less than I 217 arena site of the Primo Carnri Fred Hawkins Antioch 111 219 Chuck Wiggins' fight in lf Paul Oleary 767227 which drew 1tt130 225 The boys who must make Stan Kertes Chicago 77-73-78-23o weight limit of 126 pounds Joe Kirkwood Jr Los Angeles 74-75- 78-227 (EST) tomorrow now Lawson Little Monterey Calif 71-8046 near or under that figure Neil anticipates any difficulty but Ted Longworth Portland Om 77-73-80 plan a private weigh-in in Tom Lo Presti Sacramento caw 76-79- morning as a precaution 77-232 Under terms of the contract I Cary Middlecoff Ormond Beach Flc is to receive 0 per cent of the 74-68-78-220 Ted Neist Walla Walla Wash 77-75- gate receipts after taxes while 5 78-230 ley as challenger is to get just Byron Nelson Roanoke Tex per cent 227 Sam Snead White Sulphur Springs Aillk avi en 69H- 702g- a7 3n--- 214 Worth 77-74-72-223 Bob Unthank Alameda Calif 76-77- 80-233 Jim Turnesa Briarcliff 79-73- riTo2T2Lo Presti Sacramento Calif 2849 Ormond Beach Iris Te2d3olleist Walla Walla Wash" 77-75 15Byron Nelson Roanoke Tex 227 vaSari619S712771 U174 2 While Sulphur Springs IV Ben Hogan Fort Worth 77-74-72-223 Boh Unthank Alameda Calif 76-77- 80-233 JitTI Turnesa Briarcliff 79-73- was floored twice He Also a draw Pep has been defeated only tl and has one draw in144 in his professional career Both men say they are in condition After a month of work They finished their yesterday with some sparring for the crowd at the St gymnasium On the basis of their respective showing against Harold Dade met wrold'a bantanweight champion Pep rates as the prohibitive favorite among fans here Pep defeated Dade on a here last month Riley was on points in an appearance against Dade here some time Later he had a draw with Dade The I5-rounder will get way at 10:30 (EST) 30 earlier than usual for bouts for the benefit of fans Peps home town of Hartford Interest in the fight has the promoters to hope for record for receipts The old stands at $5259250 set by heavyweight go between Joe and Tony Must() in 1941 No new attendance record be set however because auditorium site of tomorrow night's event holds less than arena site of the Primo CarneraChuck Wiggins' fight in which drew 11130 The boys who roust make weight limit of 126 pounds by (EST) tomorrow now near or under that figure Neithe anticipates any difficulty but plan a private weigh-in in morning as a precaution Under terms of the contract is to receive 50 per cent of the gate receipts after taxes while as challenger is to get just per cent Kane Rebels Roanoke 07 Randolph-Macon QUItnitell Marine Mi Bridgevrater 57 Appalachian fill Ailitniie Christian 34 Catawba Sii Elan 51 Georgia Tchra 39 rskine Parris Island Mat -a St The Citadel 55 Wit thud fil Mercer High Point 73 Western Carolina Florid Southern 59 Florida Slate 43 Jacksonville Navy Stetson 115 tiliniterl Marines 70 Bridgevrater 37 Appalachian 811 Atientie Christian 34 (-Rumba fifi Finn 51 Georgia Tchrs 39 rskine Parris Island Mai -s 84 The Citadel 55 Wolford 81 Mercer Si wetern ceeelle High Point ta Florid Southern 39 Florida Siete 4A Jacksonvill Navy 811 Stetson 83 dictate sea-adopted yesterday's haste to get sem away In a class suited to this type of Houston white-haired Tufts roHProgramlohns Hopkins does re-le faculty representative fought sPeetablY well It's a perennial con-the resolution saying it would nut- 'tender for the national lacrosse lify his comnuttee the sanity code'sichampionship sharing it last year FBI Navy It was champion in with Navy It was champion in Assistant Pro Dave Tinsley yea terday broke the Myert Park course record with a sis-under-par 66 Tinsley's 66 chopped one atroke off the previous record held by amateur Freddie Mclan tem Mc Can lesn shot his 67 last October and broke the record that had been held for over a year by Dick Tiddy Tinsley carded seven hirdlei and one bogey In estabikhing his new mark The bogey came on the seventh when his ball landed In a ditch and he was forced to take a penalty shot The present Myers Park layout measures 6600 yards A threesome of Bill Hark Fred McCanless and Darden Hampton had a best-ball card of 26 In play ing the "old nine" at Myers Park yesterday afternoon That's nine under par wrestling and golf of the Mason-Dixie conference a loop comprising 17 members in Maryland Virginia and Washington Johns Hopkins was even invited to a football Tangerine 1948 after losing only one game to Penn Military college It rejected the invitation --4161---- The southern forces hope to gain a code that would permit open scholarships under strict university supervision The present code limits athletics stholarships to the needy and the scholarly and specifies an athlel must work for his keep The Citadel VMI and VPI argued they military institutions evuldn't let their cadets tnke jobs Virginia and Maryland said they didn't have job opportunitieg Boston College and Villanova hoth announced they could and would They said they NkTre hauled onto the carpet through Virginia And Maryland said they dIdn't 113 VP Joh opportunities Boston College And Villanova lioth announced they could and would They said they were hauled onto the carpet through THE TWENTY CLUB i Pie yers scoring 20 or more points In single game State (vs Rhode 33 Brooks Devidson ivs Han 3n State tv4 Sen Franctsm 28 Benzino Stat (vs Wm Mary) 27 Neerman UNC 'vs nichinondi 25 Brooks Devidson i VS Furmen) 21 Groat Duke 'vs L' 25 Louisiana College 89 Barksdale Field Nit ew ni in Benzino State I vs 11 24 more gz HPTIT7 41 (Arlen 'Nantes HNC (vs Lenoir Rhynet 23 Fast Tenn 37 Austin Pray 41 Dickey State tvs 22 Miss Southern 43 Centenary 39 Horvath State tvg Rhode Islandi 22 TPlin Tech 30 Union (Tenn) Dickey Livingston (Ala) Tchrs 33 Troy (Ala) State (vs LaSalle 21 Kapnler 1TNC (vs Minmil 21 82 ---4---- Horvath State (ye Michigan) 21 POUTHWEST MairwaY Wake tve Tennessee) 21! Haller Devidson (vs Hanes) 21 North Tessa 39 Stenhen Austin Y011111111M Duke tve Virginia) 21 Arizona 71 New Mexico lva Hardin-Simmons 88: Nw MP et A len Brooks Devidson I) st michaels (NM) 43) New mezien Naievlay Wake (vs Hanes) 20 20 Western 44 Panhandle Okla 39 New Mexico AsHEvILLE SITE Military 30 Arkansas State itti Henderson Corpus Christi In McMurry 42 Abilene Christian 36 Howard P117110 47 Ouachita 811 Arkensaa State Telles New Mexico Highlands 34 Sul Roes Al OF GO TOURNEY MIDWEST Duquesne 112 Chicago LOTOIS Cincinnati 88 tVestern Michigan 43 'Olefin 115 Xavier (Ohio) 38 ASHEVILLE Jan 15--The Weal-Creighton Colorado State ern North Carolina Golden Gloves Butler 70 IVestern Reserve Wili open here tomorrow with a Hanover fitt Canterbury 1(9 fast field predicted by tournament Indiana State 2s Bensuw It TsYlor WI: Ohio Norihern til Director Ed Sweet of Alooresville Indiana Central II: Manchester The event will run for three days Runtington fili Tiffin Di2 the finals On Wednesday night Anderson 37 litlf40 Poly 49 Pastern Illinois 13: Bail Stale AC and sill he held in the city audiPastimes 84: Midland 33 torium There will be eight weight Nebraska Wesleyan 82 Kearney (Neh) classes in both novice And open It Chadren 111 Tot iltieb) 411 divisions and several classes in Norfolk (Neb) 1C 81 Nehrek re the sub-novice division for fighters Intl 42 weighing from 80 In 100 pounds Wensier 73: Denison sa Nora tate Akron 32 Entrants will he weighed in to- 7A Ohio Wesleyan 72 Witienborg 84 morrow Afternoon from 2 until 5 Oberlin 43 Transylvania o'clock Eneies will he accepted Case 81 Allegheny 39 1111711 5 o'clock take Forest 83 Carlbag AA PPInit 722 Monmouth 41 Among the teams already entered Iowa Tchrs Di7 North Dekola Siete 48 Ire three from Mooresville one Western Illinois Al Northern Ill 43 each in each of the tournament's North Central MD 71 Illinois Oiling three classes 71 (overt)me) tr 71 'ATLANTA LADY SKEET CHAMP ATLANTA Jan 15-- UP) --Mrs Clyde King of Atlanta brnke 198 nut of 200 targets and nutshnt field of male rivals yesterday to win the Southeastern Midwinter trapstiont at the Capitol City Gun club The Class A title went In Gray Lancaster Spartanburg tvhn broke 196 out rut 200 Class in Bailey Marinn Ala 195 nut nf 200 and Class to Clyde King Jr 192 nut nf 200 ON DOTTED LINE wALcorr Hrrs HEIN TEN HOFF CAMDEN Jan tersey Joe Walcott will meet Hein misunderstantlings iTen Hoff the GermRn heavyweight Dr Karl twit) of Iowa outgoing rhampion next May in Stuttgart president And "(Athol of the rode 'Germany the Camden boxer's man-refused to Interpret the failure' to Igor nnounced today expel As defeat Ile snys it proved "I just completed arrangements that mRny felt expulsion was too today for the fight" said Felix severe A pennIty In the cAses Flochirchin Walcott's manager -0-- QUICK'S WORST Gabby Smiley Quick wh turned pro after winning such amateur events as the National Public links 105t 14 stroke to par in the final round The 73 was his worst of the three days Like the others he missN1 out on undisputed top mon- ey The final round opened today with Snead Quick and Marty Fur- gni Of Albuquerque tied at 141 1 76-228 Furgol foundered on the mushy I Jimmy likauka Hilo Hawaii fairways lie took an SO and fell 1222 far hack 1 Lew Worsham Oakmont Pa 77-77- The pro-amateur best ball phase173-227 i John flarnum Grand Rapids Mich 78- of the competition ended in a tie at '7343224 201 Amateur Bud Moe of Spokane Ray Gafford Fort Worth Tex 73-74- and pro Ralph Blomquist of Glen 73-220 176r7 e4 0 20 7 a 7 i 0 I Conshohocken Pa rt dale Calif turned in best ball rounds of 69-64-68 Alarty Furgol Horton smith Detroit 70-78-78-229 and amateur Don Edwards of San Jack Harden Et Paso Tex Jose Calif shared the top spot 1 233 with 68-64-69 1 Bois Harris Oklahoma City Frank "Lefty" O'Doul manager I 224 Harry Cooper North Hollywood 7S-75- of tho San Francisco baseball club 75 and bis pro partner Bill Nary of Ine Brown Des Moines In 701-80--no Los Angeles won the best ball Al Oial R8-87-" card prize last year with 196 They were Bo Gadjo Detroit 74--77no card eil back this time with 211 Al Schoux Sharp Park Calif no card FEri Vines Chicago card ilsworth Vines Pasadena finish- card Art Bell San Francisco 80-70-78-226 2 I7Harrison St Andrews Ill 74- Ed Joseph Fairfax Calif 73-73-224 flaY Gafford Fort Worth Tex 73-74- 73-22n George Fazio Conshohocken Pa 77- 76-74-227 Horton smith Detroit 78-78-75-229 Jack Harden El Paso Tex 233 1 Boll Harrill Oklahoma City 224 I Harry Cooper North Hollywood 7S-75- 75-225 Joe Brown Des Moines la 701-80--no card Al Demaret Oaf 68-87--no card Bob Gadjo Detroit card Al Schoug Sharp Park CAW no cnrd Eel Vines Chicago card Eilsworth Vines Pasadena card Art Bell San Francisco 60-70-76-226 Harrison St Andrews III 74- 70-73-217 Ed Joseph Fairfax Calif Yale Students Propose '40-Hour Week' Program For Athletics In Ivy League ST LOUIS Jan more St Louis Cardinals have sign ed on the dotted line for 1950 leav ing just five tn go President Err( Sigh announced last night Th six were Second Baseman Red Schoendienst Outfielder Harold Stamey Rnd Pitchers George Mun ger Alpha Brazle Jim Hearn Rnd 'Cloyd Boyer Saigh said the veterans Schoen dienst Munger Rnd Brazle received "substantial increases" under the new contract The only Cardinals still unsigned are Pitchers Howard Poi let Bill Reeder and Erv Dusak Catcher Del Rice and Outfielder Harry Walker Walker a veteran who returned to the Redbird roost in a trade that sent Ron Northey and Lou Klein to Cincinnati traditionally has been slow signing and occasionally has been a holdout -Six ign 'AV 7rr TIA rold and WPM vecl the rind Bill Del ter hat ein has 76-77-79232 Henry Ransom St Andrews 111 73-74- 78-223 Marvin Bud Ward Great Falls Mont 77-71-73-221 Bob Watson Wichita Fails Tex 1775-77-229 Bob Toski Northam PIM MaSSo' 1343- M-223 Augsburg 49 St fist Dakota Wesleyan 72 Northern OM MAINLAND 11 fehra South Dakota Stale 70 017) nDrInc LI A I 49 DROPS Tr By LOU BLACK NEW DAVEN Conn Jan top student campus big shots todsy urged what amounts to Fl five-day 40- hour week for Ivy league a th let es These aren't the exart figures but what amounts to A fiV('-4111V 40' a hour week for Ivy leagn thletes These aren't the exact figures but HAWAII a "a Its ugly heed It is their opinion track sound: Dick Joyce basket- Douglas who tied for mail "that the intensity of university ball captain: Charley Keller track money in the pro division alsl athletics hem grown to a point in and football star: Dale Liech ty pcked up an extra $500 for finish consistNit with the hest interests chairman of the Yale Christian init At stroke in the best bat of well-balanced higher ('du an ention" Mission Bob Raines secretary competition with Johnny 'Weissmul pat tner Specifc ial ly Torch recommends: recoends: of the Class of 1930 football play- ler of Ifollywo od as his I A maximum 12week season eis Pete Blair captain of the HOGAN FAR BACK with no supervised team practice squaSh team and chairman of the Far back among the professionals allowed except within that season class day committee finishing in semi darkness but fol 2 A maximum of two hours spent They declared: lowed by a huge galery came th( per day hi any supervised aspect "Regardless of whether other col- tragic figure of the tournament of a major sport (not counting Irv's' Act on these proposals we Little Ben Hogan still limping Irorr transportation time) recommend that Yale consider act- the auto accident that nearly took Hardest hit should these points ing individually should the need his life eleven months ago posted be adopted would be football end arise to curb a movement that a three-round total of 223 crew When head Football Mentor threatens to engulf 01 excessive It wasn't good enough to place Herman Hickman and Crew Coach pnrt of the student day him among the fifteen money win Allen Walz read about this they'll' "These proposals are made in the ning places Not that he needs it probably yell bloody murder And full recognition of the financial Il won this same tournament a Allot some Old Blues might do value of first-class college athletic ycer ago with an eight under par won't he fit to print I teems We feel that if other Ivy total of 208 and rounds of 70418-70 Spring football practice is 81 league colleges participated in an on the same three courses this time "must" mong most football coach- organized slow-down all team' he posted scores of 77-74-7'2 to tie a es The crew menson al Yale never would he Affected proportionately for 17th place Scores of 221 paid seems in end A nd Yale ham even and that I he relative decrease in off had fall basebell drills in recent proficiency would not Auhstantially Hogan tied Snead last week for yenrs affect gate-receipts first place in the Los Angeles open Among the migners of the PtAte- 'But we feel that athletic income and will meet him in the playoff ment are Vie Frank chairman of notwithstanding college sports must Wednesday the Yale undergreriunte athletic be made to adhere to their proper shooril association who is en ace foothaller position in college life and thus Ron tPrn AT ruefully I captain of the tn5n trick team and stem the drive toward professional- shouldn't have tried to rake two I member of the 1948 Olympic Inn" tournaments In a row" Although HOGAN FAR BACK Far back among the professionals finishing in semi darkness but followed by a huge galery came the tiagic figure of the tournament Little Ben Hogan still limping from the auto accident that nearly took his life eleven months ago posted a three-round total of 223 It wasn't good enough to place him among the fifteen money win-fling places Not that he needs it Ile won this same tournament a ycar ago with an eight under par total of 208 and rounds of 7041840 Douglas who tied for main money in the pro division also peked up an extra $500 for inz at 102 strokes in the best ball competition with Johnny ler of Hollywood as his partner Hanilino 69 Macaleler rt? Mankato Ml St Cloud Lehr' 42 HONOLULU Jan 15 --11') clutovas-Aaalphos so ottrinto no Southern California's Bill Martin int hit Valle CMY l'NO) fil: Himmercit LC ran for four touchdowns yesterday Michigan Normal ti2 Wentern in leading a team of Mainland col- that's the general idea 52 lege all-stars to a 83 to 21 victory They feel that the stout-hearted Olivet MI TrI-State A2 (overtime) HOP 07 Hillsdale 54 over the Hawaiian football all- lads who give their all in sports Wayne (Mich) 54 MartillPit5 22 stars combat for dear old alma mammy ono Teri' 52 Northland (Wia) 45 The Hawaiians a team of the are being over-worked Alms 07 Adrian 39 Baldwin-Wallac Mt Colon 44 'island's best footballers were re- They are the memberit of Yale's Oakland City 211 Rio Grande 71 inforced by Quarterback Johnny Torch noelety This organization fi2 Marietta 13 Lujack of the Chicago Bears and Yale's top honor group of Aabland RR: Hiram 99 Cedarville fifi: Steubenvill erman Wedemeyer formerly of seniors who have di5lingililihrd Mookingum 59: Toontritown MI St Marys now with the Baltimore themselves In various fields of Heidelberg Ill (Merkel' Iti Colts academic a extra-curricular Fenn (obin) 69: Clinton Kent Mate 55 Grinnell el: Lawrenee 42 A crowd of 21200 svatcheri the campus activities Locr0000 'rola pis: WitiOnt (Minn) pit game which was sponsored tnr De-emphasis of sport a la what IIIVP? FillIN Min) RI: Omhitoth Ichra 142 charity by the Catholic Youth Or- they're recommending at Norbert (W1c) 21i at Ambroke Oat ganization of Hawaii In their statement they said they 42 Gogehle (Mich) fig: lionnil (Mich) Al Vkqint Yale and the at her Ivy Feu (lair Lehr' ea: Milwaukee Tchre Ike To Fight leaguers Including Harvard 1rince011 SFArrLE Jan Wil- ton Cornell Dartmouth Fennsylmkfloo Honse (12'ic) hi: Milton MI Plattevilin (mi) As: slow" (mi) 411 liams of Trenton the wnrld's van Columbia and Brown In stoat 70: VI hltowater (HAL) Tchra lightweight boxing champion will undertake to atop the tide towards atit tntral 0111A As phillipi unirer- tight a 10-round non-titl match excessive time spent an Athletic at Kaons itt1on F-rt II" pito AI here Jan 27 against John Davis by voluntarily limiting the role of of Oakland Calif It was announced i major sports" Clare on 2nd Sports rage Col 8 today They meg prolessionoliam roaring I ORIOLES SELL I JOHN MALDOVAN BALTIMORE Jan Johnny Maldovan right-hand pitcher has been sent to Little Rock of the Southern Association the Baltimore Orioles reported yesterday The former Yankee chain hurlor was included in a deal for Catcher Joe Erautt made during the fall Braila then was drafted from thA Orioles by thp Chicago White Sox Maldovan had A had season in thP International league last year Maldovan had A bad season in the International league last year of ti ler or he in HIPSLEY TAKES DUCKPIN CROWN BALTIMORE Jan 15 Howard Hipsley of Baltimore won the 20th annual Open duckpin championship last night with a 15- game total of 1097 Second was Leo Kesler of Roanoke with 1970 pins to his creditj Bill Dente 'of nridgeport with' 11:177 WAS third And Snick Tronsto nf New Britain Conn And Jultel winding UP with a 8-18 won-and Singer ef WashIngton were tied' lost record And 478 earned run for fourth with 11178 Average HP worked in 182 Innings A field of 112 bowlers entered And gAVP tip 110 hits In 1915 hi the playoffs today I won 16 games for Newark ri in II MMMPAMOWMPRINEMISOONEWONIMPENNITROMIEMPOWIMPPIERIMMIIINDIONMPOMFOMMM.