The Charlotte Observer from Charlotte, North Carolina • 18

SPORTS 1 The Foremost Newspaper of The Caroline's 18-A Cr Cllarlottr (113grruer TUESDAY DECEMBER 4 1931 DOUBLES TEAM PASTED BY AUSSIES EATTIE FEATHER UT AT STATE 111 it 0 4e' 4sf MELBOURNE Australia Dec 3 Davis Cuppers discovered to their surprise today that they have only one doubles team after all and that it is composed of Ted Schroeder and Tony Trabert Vic Seixas and Dick Savitt who might have entertained some aspirations in tandem play took a royal beating from veteran Adrian Quist and Geoff Brown of Australia 7-5 8-6 6-2 in the quarterfinals of the Victorian tennis event Schroeder and Trabert on the other hand continued to look like a sparkling combination as they hammered Australia's two brilliant juniors Lewis Hoad and Ken Rosewall 6-3 6-3 6-3 if sewzo 10? 14 i r4 1 :0 i 4 43trs 4::::::::::: ::1 1:6::: ''s I 1 ::::::::::::::71 -i: 1 it I l'' EDDIE ALLEIVS 0'' I 4 1 21 A 41t ye''ci :4 vt 4:5::4 4 4: '-4 :41: i' 4 i'' 44 A' 4 i' :::44 4: :::4::::: 1' -4 Rk 4 rk ::::4:: ii' i 4 4 1 A 54 ti HI 9 0: I A P' 1 :0 r4 4 4:: :4 4 444 4 '15 sjoat 1Ittr 4Ns 304' 0: '40 r44 kt4'400 scrate: 4-4 's 4i 7" 41'' ''''5'4- ''Vii714i514' -4 45 Aft' 1 s-' 444ff ot- ti 100 Asi 1 ti 4 A44 lat41 44 I '4s 'f l'4'6'4'7 It 1 '41 4: x''' 44: Caf :41 4:4 4 i 4111" 11 :4 4:: '41' i 4 4': 4 1 i tFA 3: 4 4 t' a 't :7: -'r7: a ::0::: l'' 0'4 s': 44 fc' 44 r54 4' 4 4 15 :::4 i 14t SPORTS ASIDES Can Stay With College Throunrh rn 195'3 Board To Pick Successor RALEIGH Dec 3 (11)--Coach Beattie Feathers was fired today after eight years as head football coach at North Carolina State College His Wolfpack had just finished a disasterous 10-game season with ers lives in nearby Cary only three victories However Feathers could not be Feathers whose contract runs located and the story leaked out through the 1953 season set a rec- so Dr Fisher made a general anord in longevity as a Wolfpack men- nouncement Feathers wandered tor when the season began last into the athletic offices a short September time after the announcement Dr A Fisher chairman of Feathers well-liked even among State College's athletic council an- the alumni who wanted a winning flounced the council's action was team has had worse seasons In taken by a 13-1 vote The council 1945 he won two and lost seven is composed of five faculty mem- in 1948 he won 3 lost 6 and tied bers five alumni members and one and in 1949 he lost three and five student members Fisher did won seven not vote NEW CONTRACT Fisher said Feathers was offer- Still in 1946 he went to the Gator a position with the college to Bowl with an 8-2 record where his run his contract out Nothing del- squad was defeated by Oklahoma mite has been arranged yet but 34-11 Feathers if he accepts probably Last year Feathers fielded a will be either a faculty member squad of 34 men who pulled one or assistant coach of the season's great upsets a "We felt we owed him that in 1643 win over Maryland At the end of the season he was given courtesy and he indicated that he would co-operate in any way to a three-year contract benefit the college" said Fisher In eight years his teams have In answer to questions Dr Fish- chalked up 36 victories against 41 defeats This year's Wolfpack had er replied: "I don't know the per sonal reasom for the council vot- wins over Catawba VII and Da- ing as it did However there were vidson It lost thrilling games to extenuating circumstances" Duke and William and Mary in the final minutes of each encounter COMMITTEE LOOKS ers lives in nearby Cary However Feathers could not be located and the story leaked out so Dr Fisher made a general announcement Feathers wandered into the athletic offices a short time after the announcement Feathers well-liked even among the alumni who wanted a winning team has had worse seasons In 1945 he won two and lost seven in 1948 he won 3 lost 6 and tied one and in 1949 he lost three and won seven NEW CONTRACT Still in 1946 he went to the Gator Bowl with an 8-2 record where his squad was defeated by Oklahoma 34-13 Last year Feathers fielded a squad of 34 men who pulled one of the season's great upsets a 16-13 win over Maryland At the end of the season he was given a three-year contract In eight years his teams have chalked up 36 victories against 41 defeats This year's Wolfpack had wins over Catawba VII and Davidson It lost thrilling games to Duke and William and Mary in the final minutes of each encounter I FEATHERS BEATTIE Feathers came to State as an assistant to Williams (Doe) New ton in 1943 He had been head coach at Applachian State Teachers College in Boone In 1944 Newton went to the University of South Carolina and Feathers took of the Philadelphia Eagles wile Iran with the ball 217 times Feath 'ers made his record with 110 car ries North Carolina State College Chancellor Harrelson recent ly declared "A coach's tenure anc protection should be predicated the coach's value to the young of the college and not on his labl of wins" Harrelson and other Southerr Conference college heads were re cently polled by feature editor Herbert O'Keef of The Raleigh Newe and Observer They were asked in effect what is the proper place of intercollegiate athletics particularly football in a well-rounded educational program? QUICK ACTION FINISH OF PINEHURST FIELD TRIALS The Southeastern States Field Trial Association last week drew many famous dogs owners and handlers to Pinehurst Top photo shows Edwards (left) of Chatham Va receiving the championship trophy which his pointer "The Haberdasher" won from Price Sherrill (center) of Mooresville secretary George Rogers (right) of Mt Holly gets runnerup trophy won by "Medicson" owned jointly b'y Rogers and Dr A Bumgardner of Charlotte In bottom photo Roy Cashwell of Charlotte (on horse) shows Sherrill Hoover Black of Charlotte and James Tufts of Pinehurst how he reported progress of the trials with a walkie-talkie a complete recording was made will be auditioned before field trial clubs (Photos by John Hemmer) Indiana Boys Back Home Again As Native Tar Heels Take Over On the precedent set in the case of a football player named Lynn Beightol who by being so indiscreetly original as to enter his own state university in Maryland moved a New York judge to cry "recruiting!" there is obvious cause to probe the origins of current Big Five basketball squads The dark deep story ought not to get around but this season North Carolina's Southern Conference teams have a total of only seven boys from Indiana The inalienable right of every young Hoosier as has become recognized in recent years is to attend the school of his choice in the South Now perhaps because of a plot the NCAA ought to know about they are being overlooked for students from less natural sources Something is just not right there College-age men from New York Pennsylvania New Jersey West Virginia and Kentucky have grounds for similar complaint Some of them are still receiving their educational due because of their basketball ability Even a sheet-sized Confederate flag however could not hide the fact that northern lads are becoming outnumbered Judge Streit take note: North Carolinians are being coaxed Into going to school and playing basketball right in their own state The boys who for some seasons now have been mainly raised for purposes of becoming spectators are being cajoled into becoming participants A total of 29 of them are on Big Five varsity squads At Wake Forest Davidson North Carolina yes even State the erstwhile happy home of the Hoosier Hot are more Tar Heel players than from any other state The Deacons have 10 the Wildcats eight and the Tar Heels and Wolfpack five each Duke has just one Dick Crowder but has another fellow named Dick Groat who can take out North Carolina citizenship maybe become time he so desires All this does not have the lookof a passing fad With particular thanks to the work of NC State's Everett Case the kids of Carolina are becoming more and more interested in the sport Saturday night a couple of them from State's own backyard in Raleigh Kim Buchanan and Bobby Goss accounted for 41 of the Wolfpack's 89 points against Furman Next thing you know so many of them are going to be demonstrating that they are varsity material that there will be no need for looking elsewhere And 1 then where will such semi-professional viewers-with-alarm as Judge Streit find somebody to hear them? I Everything Is Simply 'Gland' Feathers who apparently learned of the action soon after it was made public said: "I know the people I'm working for will treat me right" As head coach Feathers makes about $8000 a year He will remain as head coach until his successor is named Dr Fisher said a three-man cornmittee was named to report on possible new coaches by the end of December and earlier if possible A report immediately circulated that (Peahead) Walker former Wake Forest coach and now an assistant at Yale will be named to succeed Feathers A member of the three-member committee Dean Malcolm Campbell of the college's school of textiles said "I've heard the report but as far as I know Walker has not been discussed for the job" Dr Fisher said the status of State's assistant coaching staff will be left to a new head coach with the approval of the college athletic cc uncil He said the vote on firing Feathers was taken Saturday night The announcement was withheld in an attempt to notify Feathers who was in Charlotte attending the Shrine Bowl football game Feath Tar Heels Hit Century Mark Over Furman his place as head coach The poll answers were publish The three-man screening corn- ed yesterday Today head footbai mittee is composed of Sul- Coach Beattie Feathers at State livan former mayor of Greens- College was fired No reason wa! bora and alumni representative announced for the action 1 on the athletic council Dean Mal- Answered Harrelson: colm Campbell of the School "After conferring with Dr of Textiles faculty member andiFisher (chairman of the school's Walter Schacht president of the athletic council I wish to make Monogram Club and member of the following statement: the football team student mem- "Coaches of the right kind 'ber should be protected from ouster FORMER PRO proceedings by alumni and friends Feathers is an all-time football if coaches are first-rate people great He has the reputation If those in the coaching profesbeing the greatest high schoolision desire faculty status and ten fullback ever produced in Virginia ure then they should be of the At Bristol High he made All- teaching faculty qualifications State Virginia four times and was coach's tenure and protection All-Southern two years In 1933 Gordon Gray president of th he ran wild as a halfback at thelConsolidated University of Nort university of Tennessee and made Carolina and Harrelson's superior first string All-America on 10 of 11 said in reply to the questionairt: such selections For generations the presidents In his freshman season as a pro chancellors and faculties of th with the Chicago Bears in 1934 Consolidated University have as he gained 1080 yards from scrimisumed the same responsibility lo mage averaging 98 yards per athletics as for the classroom carry The yardage mark wasthe laboratory and all elemeni cracked in 1949 by Steve Van Buren of student life" SNAVELY SET FOR ANOTIIER YEAR AS TAR IIEELS' COACII DURHAM Dec 3 Snavely will remain as head football coach at the University of North Carolina in 1952 This was revealed at a Durham Tar Heel club banquet here tonight honoring the football squad and the Carolina coaching staff Carmichael comptroller of the Consolidated University of North Carolina was the principal speaker In the course of his talk he said "I have been notified by Chancellor House that there will be no change in the duties of Coach Snavely next year" While Carmichael didn't elaborate it was obvious that his remarks amounted to a vote of confidence for Snavely Although Snavely was present at the meeting he wasn't called upon to make a talk The audience greeted Carmichael's state ment with a round of applause Reports have been circulating for weeks that alumni pressure would force Snavely out at the end of his second straight losing season GREENVILLE Dec 3 OPI Carolina's White Phantoms showing a strong scoring and fine defensive unit dumped Furman's Paladins 100-57 here tonight before 1700 fans Forward Vince Grimaldi firing a wicked one-hand shot almost at will paced the Phantoms wild scoring parade with 24 points Forward Jack Wallace also added 21 CAUGHT IN DRAFT points for the Phantoms Furman's Roger Thompson tallied 20 points allin the first half on set shots riattli Carolina Furman le ft pt iDI it ft pt in Wallace? fi 5 3 21'Se1vyI 2 3 5 7 Dittmarl 2 0 0 9 2 3 20 Grmidil III 4 4 24 Bennettt 1 II 1 2 Litsonf 3 fl 0 4 Robertsi 2 fI 2 4 Gainest 2 0 11 4 Gordonm 2 2 4 0 Schwarz I 4 0 2 Place fl 1 A 1 Likinsx 2 3 1 7 Grangerg 2 2 A RedingFx 1 0 2 2 Chmbrsg 4 fl 4 Phillosg 5 4 1 14 Gimp 0 0 1 0 Taylong 0 1 0 1 Posingorg 0 1 4 Delimit 3 1 4 7 Pooleg 1 0 1 2 Smithg 2 0 2 4 System Rates Yoh Top Team Of 1951 Derita Quint Pulls Upset On Matthews Bees Lose Three To Higher Teanis Three players none of whom appeared more than briell: here last season but all of whom were 300 hitters prominent 1952 plans were drafted off the Charlotte Hornets' reserve Hs yesterday That means that the Bees who already had sent two players up drafted by Columbus of the Ame i to Washington and 11 to Chattanoo- can Association from Fort Worti ga win have an even larger re- of the Texas League building job in defense of their championship Minor Loops Selected by clubs of higher clas- Minor Loops briefly ment i Tye lis Totals 41 18 19 100 Totals 23 11 29 57 Halftime score North Carolina 45 Furman 39 Free throws Carolina: Wallace 2 Grimaldi 2 Lifson Likins 2 Phillips 2 Deasy 4 Ivy 4 Thompson Gordon 2 Chambers Bennett Flag 2 Possinger and Bier fisher 1 Derita upset Matthews VFW 51-46 and Ahepa cut down Kroehler 59-21 as play began in the Park and Recreation Commission's Alen's basketball league last night Furr led Derita to its surprise win by chunking in 13 points Mitchell rolled in 14 for Matthews Matthews VIIV 4ft Berita Mc Cox 14i Fredricks Gunthope i21 Brumley IV Phillips i4i Abernathy Russell i Bye (31 Mullis MI Furr (131 Half Time Score: Dents 1311 Mat A once-over of the rosters also produces the less-sensational information that this will be a busy season watching the progress of newly-installed centers Last winter's large three in this area b-Jim Slaughter of South Carolina Paul Horvath of State and Al Mc Cotter of Wake have graduated All the Big Five teams have changed regulars at the pivot North Carolina and Wake Forest are going along with a pair of altitudinous freshmen named Paul Likins and Dickie Hemric Bobby Goss has moved into Horvath's expansive shoes at State with a massive first-year man Danny Knapp behind him Duke has a surprise package in a graduate ministerial student named Carl Glasow previous winner of two letters at Cornell Davidson has moved Coleman a senior into the slot with gangling sophomore George Melton of Thomasboro slated for considerable service too Taking over Slaughter's job at South Carolina is Johnny Peterson who at six feet four inches is more than half a foot shorter than Slim Jim was But if Coach Frask Johnson gets lonesome for size he has a freshman from Dillon named Jim Gainey who towers six-feet-eight You might say that these youthful centers "will have to grow 'up quickly But if the literal interpretation is employed you would be calling for a hole in the skylight Basketball coaches with the big boys still agree that "everything is simply 'gland'" Young Oldis Writes A Letter Deacons Clip Rayons 67-57 894 698 891 885 888 885 882 882 882 881 881 860 879 878 872 877 876 875 874 871 876 869 868 867 865 865 1363 862 860 858 857 856 $85 $54 833 I thews 126) 1 Substitutes: Matthews: Blankenship Isification at the annual minor lea- (21 Mitchell tlai Igue meeting in Columbus a were Dente: Nunn 1140 Parker 1 raft 66 len Outfielder Jack Byers by Roc hes- Ahepa It wilier 011 the Class AAA Internation- of 1 Economiees (8) reard 14) Callahan al League Third Baseman Eli COLUMBUS 0 Dec 3 Bar Kleto tlai Hondro flat Grant iI21 Russo by Omaha of the Class A ting minor leaguers draft Panatiambrow Myers 141 ea I payers for $224000 today Fellos a Meyers tl) Western League: and Outfielder Halt Time Score: Ahepa 1321: Kroeh- Bob Hyatt by New Orleans of decline from 1950 as their golder ler gal jubilee convention opened Substitutes: Ahem Dallas ital Don- the Class AA Southern Associa-1 Ras 191 Kroehler Fite Kerns Slavin1 1 The same nine leagues three mcistuity hon 1 ed 66 players for $224000 today decline from 1950 as their golden jubilee convention opened The same nine leagues thre I By PAUL WILLIAMSON ri It is left to the fans to write their own story this week on the leading 10 teams of the 1951 regular season Last week was pretty consistent except particularly Texas again jinxing Texas 22-21 and Boston College jinxing Holy Cross 19-14 The other few upsets were mild The Williamson System still rates Tennessee as the No 1 team of the year followed in this order: Michigan State Maryland Georgia Tech Illinois Baylor Wisconsin Princeton Stanford and Texas Williamson 1951 record througn December I reports: Games Wins Ties Pet Week 64 2 Sl Season 04 tlli4 14 SSA Consistency 3304 3131 10 Ties were ones inconsistent with pregame and postgame Williamson ratings Prediction and consistency percentages figured without ties Consistency means that all teams involved in this season's 3304 games reported to the Williamson System to date are ranked as consistently as "unfixable upsets" allow to put winners-over losers and tying opponents close together Number at right in rating table is the CURRENT Williamson rating: at left is consecutive rank in the nation Difference in ratings rather than in ranking indicates earned comparison of team strengths The four-year institutions with Williamson's final 1951 grid ratings of 800 or more are listed below and the first 15 Service teams and 15 Junior colleges in each of those last two groups a Triple A two Double A and fourl pi II0 ASHEVILLE Dec 3 freshman Dick Hamrick showing the way by slamming through 19 points the Wake Forest Demon Deacons turned back the Enka Rayonites of the Dixie Basketball league here tonight 67-57 Coach Murray Greason turned his freshmen loose on the veteran semi-pros and virtually ran them into the hardwood for the victory Greason used the two-platoon system and his boys proved too fast for the veterans With Cliff Corey Hamrick and Alton Brooks taldng the lead the Deacs hawked the backboards and outscrapped the Rayonites after I BYERS BIG LOSS 954 A picked 77 men for $278 850 1 Byers 23 a compact little man 000 a year ago This cutback wa: 94 9 eaver Chum IvWI both speed and power line with recent moves to re 841t been labeled for a regular Char player and salary limits 841 "51 01) Tacr -Tilt ilotte job He started last season in Instead of rushing bhntilv In na! 01) tra a -T 841 re-Iilt 1 been labeled for a regular Char-'duce player and salary limits il tte ob He started last season in Instead of rushing blindly toma 8481 54 Columbia i5 Santa Clara 56 Cornell 57 Arkansas 58 Washington 59 Tulsa 60 Houston 61 Vanderbilt 62 Texas Tech 63 Loyola Cal 64 Memphis State 65 Hard Simmons 66 Penn State 67 Michigan 68 Fordham 69 Texas A8zM 711 Minnesota 71 Iowa 72 Dartmouth 73 Marquette 74 Indiana 73 Nebraska 76 Carolina 77 Syracuse 78 Iowa St 79 Pittsburgh 80 Temple RI Harvard R2 Yale 83 Army 84 Boston 85 Wyoming 86 Miami 0 87 Dayton 88 Colgate 89 titan 90 Chattanooga 91 Carolina 92 Okla 93 Rutgers 94 So Dak 95 Miss South 9 No Texas 97 Kans State 98 Drake 99 Missouri 100 Diego St 101 Tempe State 102 Utah St 103 Maine 104 Denver 105 Jonesboro 106 Wof ford 107 Brig Young 108 Western md 1119 Colo 110 Oregon III Coast Guard 112 N'East 113 Brown 114 Evansville 115 Arizona 116 Murray Ky 117 Detroit 118 Car St 119 Boston Col 120 Virginia SERVICE TEAMS I Carswell Air 2 Ft Jackson 3 Diego NTC 4 Parris Isl 5 Lejetine 6 FL Wood 7 I3rooke Med Quantico 9 Keester AFB 10 Indiantown 11 Mar Reer't 12 Great Lakes 13 Diego NAS 14 Ft Campbell 15 FL Eustiss JUNIOR COLLEGES I Tyler 2 Pasadena 3 San Berdon 4 Kilgore 5 DeiMar 8 Gard Webb 7 Ellisville 11 Olympic I 2 NE Okla AtitM I 10 Pearl River i From Iowa City Ia home of the most popular Charlotte Hornet of 1951 Bob Oldis writes that he began the winter helping put up prefabricated houses That proving "too much work" young Oldis switched over to a filling station and got the week ends off to watch the University of Iowa football games Watching Iowa lose proving "too much work" Rowdy Robert is now resting in anticipation of spring training with Chattanooga under the man who is still his manager Cal Ermer "Really swell" he writes "to hear all the good news about the gang It's really a wonderful break for Cal and I hope we can give him a good hustling club again I was glad to hear a lot of the guys are with Chattanooga too but I feel sorry for Charlotte to let them go Anyway I hope all the swell people in Charlotte are fine and that they can get another pennant winner next year with the playoff champs also "It is getting colder and colder here and the white stuff snow that is is falling ever once and a while Can't wait for Florida and baseball Yours in sports Bob Oldis (723 East Jefferson Street Iowa City Ia) 1 the first quarter Wake Forest American Enka Ff Tel OF Pt Te Lipstas 5 1 3 11Waylorf 10 8 3 26 Mullerf 1 0 1 2Noltathf 1 0 2 DeFrterf 0 4 4 41Rhodes1 1 1 2 3 Prestonf 1 2 2 411-lalesf 1 1 4 3 Hmrickc 8 3 1 18Waltersc 4 3 2 11 Coreyc 1 3 4 51Pattonc 0 0 1 0 Brooksg 8 1 3 131Gudgerg 1 1 5 3 Lylesg 0 0 1 0 Clgrakisg 1 0 4 2 Devosst 0 0 0 0 lancsterg 2 2 5 7 Hartley' 1 0 4 2 Brendellg 0 0 0 0 Georgeg 2 3 1 7l Flickg 0 0 0 01 Totals 25 17 24 67 Totals 21 14 26 57 Halftime score: Wake Forest 36 Enk4 29 Free throws missed Wake Lipstas 2 Preston 2 Hamrick 2 Corey 2 Brooks 1 Lyles 1 George 1 lr I Rhodes 1 Hales 2 Walters 6 Gudger 2 Lancaster 2 Colagerakis 1 1144 L-I R42I field for the Hornets and his ket with checkbook open and pS 842 Perhaps noting that William and hit broke up the opening night poised the baseball clubownere Marys football team used a 135- game with Rock Hill For 14 eon- thought of last summer's dreary 818 pound extra point specialist to good tests during which he alternated attendance and held back 837 836 advantage this season midget with the aged Bobby Estalella he The talent pool held a few excit835 wrestler Little Beaver demonstrat- batted only 263 But his produc- ing names because most of the 834 833 ed his kicking talents at the Ar- lion included four triples and four big league farmers harvested their 83'2 mory last night doubles hot shot prospects long ago 830 830 Paired with Sonny Boy Cassidy When cutdown time came Byers Fresco Thompson Brooklyn vice 'b 18311 in the midget tag team match The Observer's first Hornet of the president in carge of farms ex- 825 against Fuzzy Cupid and Irish Week choice was farmed to Erie plained the draft like this: 824 E221JPekle Beaver won the deciding Pa of the Class Middle Atlantic "Our farm club rosters werent 821 fall by drop-kicking Cupid in 5:40 League In 120 game there he hit lerowded like they usually are be i 820 82t Irish Jackie pinned Little Beaverla riotous 370 He goes into thecause of the man power situation in 15:30 of the first fall then Cas-ICardinals' chain with four the clubs were able to bring 228 1394 sidy evened the score by slam-Imers of seasoning behind him up the best and left only the play- 891 ming Cupid in 9:30 As usual the! Russo a squarely-built strong ers they didn't mind losing" 58 fi72 8 dwarfs were fast clever and popu-New Yorker was hampered by in- Brooklyn lost four men in the lar in 1951 spring training wit 1 Triple A draft of 17 men for $87 i 845 000 Thompson didn't consider a 826 The Great Moto won two of three Charlotte He played most of tne RA2145 falls from Angelo Martinelli in the exhibition slate but when Tom Of them top level prospects The St Louis Cardinals howev- a24 heavyweight feature taking the Marino was sent down from Chat- ROA 82'3 first with judo chops in 12:45 and tanooga Russo was shuffled to er were clipped for a couple of 79s the third by the same method in Erie There he hit a solid 317 real losses Toledo of the Amen 788 ene WM "4-11 ylt 41tox A T-Tvoff rdnuebei Inc enonn ---1can Association snatched i sidy evened the score by slam-Imers of seasoning behind him up the best and left only the play- ming Cupid in 9:30 As usual thel Russo a squarely-built strong ers they didn't mind losing" Triple A draft of 17 men for $87 dwarfs were fast clever and popu-New Yorker was hampered by in- ljuries in 1951 spring training wit 1 Brooklyn lost four men in the a lar The Great Moto won two of three Charlotte He played most of the 000 Thompson didn't consider falls from Angelo Martinelli in the exhibition slate but when Tom Of them top level prospects heavyweight feature taking the Marino was sent down from Chat- The St Louis Cardinals howev- first with judo chops in 12:45 and Itanooga Russo was shuffled to er were clipped for a couple of ca the third by the same method in Erie There he hit a solid 317 real losses Toledo of the Amen 5:26 Martinelli the second Hyatt played last with Association snatched i 1 TIME OUT! Groat' Paces Duke In 7868 Baseman Harry Zernia from Omaha of the Western league I won season WI with slams in 55 seconds Texarkana Tex of the Class In preliminaries Charlie LayeiBig State Leaeue where he aver-drop-kicked Jack Vansky in 308 hit 20 homers and batted and Lou Plummer beat Jack Brit-lin 92 runs 4- a ArN ri 4- wa cy in 92 runs 7R1 772 766 758 752 744 742 738 735 732 CAGE SCORES ton with a rolling front headlock in 12:40 BEST AVERAGE I Tennessee 2 Mich State 3 Maryland 4 Georgia Tech 5 Tilinoia 8 Baylor 7 Wisconsin 01 Princeton It Stanford In Texas 11 Oklahoma 12 Virginia 13 Kentucky 14 Notre Dame 15 Miami Fla 18 UCLA rr Holy Cross IR San Fran 10i LSU 20 Mississippi 21 Ohio State 22 So California 23 Xavier 24 California 25 Florida 26 Villanova 27 Alabama 2R Wash State 29 Miss State 30 Purdue 31 Georgia 32 Cincinnati 33 Northwestern 34 Pacific Col 35 Colorado 38 Clemson 37 VMI 3R Oregon State 39 Kansas 4n Louisville 41 TCU 42 Wm A Mary 43 Pucknell 45 Wash 8- Lee 48 Wake Forest 47 Bice 4R Auburn 49 Pennsylvania 5a Navy 51 Tti lane 52 SMU 83 Duke 1000 997 983 979 273 9611 963 981 959 956 94F 943 941 94 0 9:17 935 912 931 931 92r 92r 925 924 923 922 920 9261 919 912 917 01 7 916 915 912 912 912 912 911 91r 909 901 907 900 965 onoa 906 PAM 1196 997 ROA 895 PRO BASKETBALL 6-A 6 (7-0-11) (1 0 4 0 0 ky 0 oci)) 01 i I 1 11116 11 II: ii lv vo 1 III I I 11 0 1 0 ih 1 I 11111 a rP'l 1 1 Ull'111 1Li 1111111 41ton 9 i JOE HARRIS' CAGE PICKS WINSTON-SALEM Dec 3 CN-- Duke University's Blue Devils paced by Dick Groat All-American Pee who looped in 26 points defeated Hanes Hosiery 78-68 before a jammed Hanes Hosiery gymnasium crowd here tonight Duke rolling away to a 17-1 lead in the first seven minutes of play had to withstand the sharp second period rally of the Hosiery to win the game Duke CPO Hanes to911 0 EgNTpI IgflT Fleminct 3 1 3 7iPaxtora 1 5 1 7 Janicklf 8 1 3 131Andersnf 1 1 1 3 Glasgowf 2 1 2 541amotonc 2 2 3 6 1Johnsong 2 2 4 61oftisg 3 0 4 6 Groatg 10 1 26Greer 7 5 19 'Shaheht 0 0 0 01Paladinof 7 4 5 18 Deiroloct 4 0 1 kflarricf 1 1 0 3 Crowdrc 1 0 4 2 lialperne 2 2 5 Lacyg 0 0 0 01Hartnessg 0 1 1 0 D'Emlitmg 5 1 2 1ISmithg tt 0 0 0 Latimer11 0 0 2 1 Totals 31 16 21 7111Totals 24 21 21 68 Score at half: Duke 38 Hanes Hosiery 32 Free throws missed! Janicki 1 Dellming 1 Glasgow 6 Johnson 1 Groat 2 Latimer 2 Paxton 1 Harris 1 Hampton Halpern 3 Greer NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Boston 103 Baltimore 82 Rochester 81 Syracuse ID Fort Wayne 83 Minneapolis tit Indianapolis 110 Milwaukee 11 New York SC Philadelphia 7 AMERICAN LEAGUE Scranton 74 Bridgeport St Washington 87 Saratoga 83 The Hornets' chance to draft players from Classes and comes fup today But before leaving for Columbus General Manager Phil Howser said he had no choices in mind KITSOS AND LUCAS Two members of the Tri-State League All-Star team also were 'drafted yesterday I Springfield the Cubs' International League farm picked off Shortstop Chris Kitsos who hit 334 for Asheville and led the loop in four individual departments Columbia the Reds' Sally League farm got Outfielder Ralph Lucas of Knoxville a 331 hitter Bill Allen promising lefthanded pitcher for Asheville in 1950 was North Carolina IN Furman Wake Forest 67 American Enka 57 The Citadel 90 Charleston Naval Rase 37 Catawba 73 Atlantic Christian Newberry 62 Lenoir Rhyne Maryland 69 Virginia 42 Alabama 63 Sewanee 40 Eion 72: Atlantic Navy 61 High Point 66: McCrary Northwestern 93 Butler 67 Bradley MI Minnesota bd Kansas Al Baylor ell Fort Jackson 09 South Carolina IL Boling Green 17: Hillsdale 82 Rio Grande 14: Denison 10 Drake SS Oklahoma City 57- Duke Banes Hosiery Al West Virginia 78: PI 'resat 41t: Oklahoma 44 Kansas State 18 Ohio Seats 14 Solon Hail 3 William is Mary 511 81 fin Geortia 41 WITII iti: Niagara Hamlins 12: Brigham Yawl 0111 01 Miss 97: Miss foliet MO TelPflo Atli's 38 Et8 State 18 rims Sills to CAGE SCHEDULE Probable Point Probable Winner Margin Loser Auburn 12 Maxwell Field Detroit 13 Michigan NOFMN I Fordham 3 'Yale Marouette 21 Ripon McMurry Col 12 St Edwards Mississiopt State 7 Sewanee Norwich 13 Clarkson Ohio Wesleyan 23 Rio Grande Tennessee 10 Wake Forest Tulane 17 Birmingriam Sou Vanderbilt 14 Middle Tenn Wichita 4 Baylor home beans 0 I kri 013o you mind Miss? We'd like to experience the sheer joy of seeing you knock down a pin!" A 1 illii'it THE Slate at Davidson Wak Forest at Toy Leanir Rhyne at Presbyterian Catawba at laateta Carolina.