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-PASADENA (CALIF.) INDEPENDENT- -SUNDAY. APRIL 2. 1950- PAGE 48 E-3ollywd Includes California, Texas Cities SPORT By BILL Sports BLOW FOR BLOW PCC Henry Rulx and Muir Mike Caughlin exchange punch for punch in the lest round of their 135-pound finals bout in NJCAA Regionels at PCC Friday night. For other pictures end complete results-see page 49 of today's Independent. Those who love a crisis here and there with their sports news are no doubt taking pleasure in the unrest which has been preva lent in the Coast League in the first week of its 200-game sillython and which has finally come to some sort of a climax with the Hollywood Stars looking like a girls softball team.

Early in the week some of the club owners came out flat against the draft (again) and indicated that they might get tough about it. Forces in the Southland community are still plugging for a major league franchise (they always talk about the Browns). A story unfuils about a third major league illegal, if needs be which will cover half of the known world. And then the Hollywood Stars burst forth yesterday afternoon in outfits some Vogue editor must have dreamed up and which should lie put in the same bracket as those pink sport coats with yellow linen waistcoats and lavender flannels some screwbull Is always proposing for masculine wear. But give the Stars credit they wore those duds.

That took some guts. Pin-striped flannel shorts, white nyloq T-shirts and stockings rolled just below the knee will be the Hollywood mode of apparel for all day games. Its difficult to coordinate all of these things. But if we say symptoms Instead of things" it's an easier thing to deal with and we can brush the whole business off as symptomatic: like the great gin madness which cursed the slum dwellers of Elizabethan England, like the march of the lemmings to the sea, like the dance craze which had the village squares in untidy messes of swirling humanity in the middle ages. Symptomatic of what? you may well ask and I really couldnt blame you at all, The Idea of a third major outlaw, If necessary league Is an appealing one.

Cities In this state such as Los Angeles, San Francisco and Oakland could certainly support such a league and Los Angeles certainly deserves more than the present farm club deal It is getting now. But the Idea of having an outlaw league would probably have little- appeal to the young ball player considering a contract when he reflects on what happened to the Mexican League Jumpers awhile back. But a third major league this would embrace San Francisco, Oakland, Los Angeles, Hollywood, Dallas and Houston or the movement of an established team west would appear to be the only way. The Coast League as a whole would not go major league. It Is content with major league admissions.

HOW SILLY CAN WE GET MEMO It's alright to ape your elders when what they do Is marked with reason and the path on which they walk Is firm with Integrity. But when high school kids start using Western State Conference as a model It's time to give block lettem to champion kite fliers. My scouts tell me that before the Colt-Bullpup baseball game was played Friday, a Pasadena delegation cast doubts on the eligibility of two of Muir's ball players and made them stick and that the Colts, therefore, did the same for a pair of Bullpups. The kids affected had participated in Municipal Church League basketball after their baseball league season was underway, deeds which muke them ineligible under CIF law. Bob Brown, pitcher and Doug Werk, catcher, were the Muir boys benched and Ed Bartholomew and George Texter, both outfielders, were the Pasadena boys rendered ineligible.

It's all a strange brand of sportsmanship. I've heard that some of the equipment at Muir was on the creaky side, but had heard nothing about the pole vault standards being built for jumpers of a past centuiy. That is, until Ed Jacou-bowsky of Muir turned in hia report of the track meet Friday, (details of which can be found on another page). Muir Vaulter Dick Stivers wpn the event in 12 ft. 8 in.

and wanted to put Jhe bar up a few more pegs to try at 13 ft. 6 in. I dont know why he settled on that particular height, but what is Important to the story Is he manner in which the bar was put at 13 ft. 6 in. They put the standards up on benches, they did.

He missed the jump. 'But could the great Warmerdam have competed under such conditions? Get lie Harris, Compton boxing coach, was unhappy loudly so about the decision In the Rodriguez-Wooda final Friday night (his boy lost) and Intimated that the Judges had robbed his man. Woods won the first two of the three-rounder, but under college boxing rules the total points determine the winner. The judges were seated far apart, giving little chance for conversation on the scoring. The judges were respected coaches from Los Angeles high schools.

But in the triangular track meet at Compton Friday, all judges were from Compton. The head judge was Compton Track Coach Herschcl Smith, Some of our PCC boys thought there was a very bad decision in the 100-yard dash putting Chuck Miller third rather than second. George Phelps, coach of the CIF basketball champs of El Monte high, says his graduating quintet wanta to continue Its higher education as a "package." The kids are so anxious to stay together that theyre proposing to go to a junior college before entering a four-year school because two of their member haven't the grades as yet They want neither Muir nor PCC. Stars Beat Be vos 5-3, 4th in Row TAKES SUMNER. Editor meter and 220-yard freestyle awims.

Marshall also blazed past the 400-meter flags, three yards from the finish, in 4:29.5, bettering the record for that distance set last year by Hironoshin Furuhashl of Japan. In the 440, the powerful Marshall finished yards ahead of teammate Jimmy McLane, the defending champion and former meet record holder. Exhibition Results Washington Cincinnati 6. Chlraao Cuba 3. Cleveland I.

Pittsburgh 9, New York Oiantg 1. Detroit 3, St. Louie Cardinals 0. Brooklyn 9. Philadelphia Athletics 4.

Boston Red Sox 4, New York Yankees 0 St. Louis Brqgtytfc Chicago White Sox 3. Boston Brave 10, Atlanta 3. By CHARLES EINSTEIN. (International New Service) A multi-million dollar plan to Install a new and probably outlaw major baseball league in the mushrooming population centers of Texas and the Pacific Coast was reported yesterday.

Owners of existing organized teams in the affected areas are the most part in favor of the new plan if it can be worked. According to Information received by International News Service, a fabulous rash of movie and oil money, ready to go so far as to raid the major leagues for talent, is behind the Idea to form a league of at least six cities. The six are' San Francisco, Oakland, Los Angeles, Hollywood, Dallas and Houston. At least two of these franchises San Francisco and Oakland would, in terms of the existing blueprint, be the same organizations which now- do business as the San Francisco and Oakland teams of the Pacific Coast League. Whether the other four Los Angeles and Hollywood of the PCL and Dallas and Houston of the Class-A Texas League jump to the new circuit, or whether completely new franchises are to be built in those territories, is not yet known.

There has been talk of making the Pacific Coast league a third major league as It now stands, but the fact Is that most PCL directors do not want this to happen. They are content to pay smaller minor league salaries while drawing at the gate from an Increased populace. Involved In the Idea for a third major league is the construction of a new stadium in Los Angeles and a 'huge civic stadium in San Francisco. Seattle and strange as it sounds Baltimore have been discussed as possible points in case the league were to be an eight-team- circuit. The plan favors eight teams.

Men behind the scheme are confident that once the league launched, it will not be long before organized ball gives It official recognition. i Sacramento Noses Qyt Angels, 5 to 4, A. Sacramento: An (teles 200 300 000 4 6 1 Sacramento 021 001 lOx 0 0 McLLh. Grablcs (3) and Novotnejr; Siirknnt and Raimondi, Stelnar HHK: Sacabor, Sac. 2nd, 1 on; Sou-Chock, 7th, none on.

SUGAR BOWL BIDS "new ORLEANS (INS) The Mid-Winter Sports Association announced today that basketball teams of Bradley, St. Louis, Kentucky and Syracuse Universities have accepted Invitations to play in its annual Sugar Bowl tournament next December. Complete Results 125-rOUNDS Bobby Hughes (M) dcs. Jerry Shup (P). 130-POUNDS Ruben Heredia (P) dec.

Wally Calvert (P). 135-POUNDS Henry Riils (P) dec. Mike Caughlin (M). 145-POUNDS Joe Rodrlques (M) dec. Cliff Wood (C).

155-POUNDS Ellsworth Webb (C) dec. Au-gle Bustos (C). 165-POUNDS Paul Rueter (B) dec. Bob Kernen C). 175-POUNDS Jack Farley (P) dec." Theop-oila Hester (C).

HEAVYWEIGHT Ed Sanders (C) dec. Reno Suardinl (P). Legend (P) Pasadena City College; (C) Compton College; Displaying the latest creation in baseball uniforms, the Hollywood Stars yesterday pranced to a 5-3 win over Portland' before 3,869 fans at Gilmore Field for their fourth straight win. The Stars made a long trip by Roy Helser go for naught as they greeted him with four runs and four hits in the first ining, retiring him before he retired any one. Helser flew down from Portland just to pitch this In San Diego, the Padres were trounced 11-2 by San Francisco, and in Oakland, the Acorns pounded out 12 hits but only beat Seattle 4-2.

Los Angeles and Sacramento were to play a night game. Portland 009 003 0003 1 1 Hollywood 400 000 Olx II 0 Helier, Fleming 111, Drilling lt and Ritchey; Hughes and Dapper. San Francisco 301 301 010-11 13 0 San Diego 100 110 000 3 0 3 Melton and Jarvis: Embrec. Waters (It, Marshall and Sheets. Seattle 001 ino 000 1 3 3 Oakland 100 002 0OI4 12 1 Karpel.

KindsfaUier and Lamanno; Hassaway and Kerr. SC Track Team in Rout Stanford Nine Edges Bruins, 4-3 LOS ANGELES (INS) Stanford evened its baseball serjes with UCLA yesterday by defeating the Bruins, 4 to 3. The defeat gave the Bruins a season record thus "far of one win and three losses. Stanford has won one and lost one. The score: Stnnford 010 110 1004 9 4 UCLA 000 0111 002 3 9 Chez.

Slott I9 and Corzine; Fatrman, Hart (Si and Clark, The Standings W. L. Pet. GBL Yale Freshman Shatters 440 Mark in National AAU Swim LOS (INS) The University of Southern California's national champion track team easily triumphed over San Jose Stale and Fresno State in a triangular meet at the Coliseum yesterday. i ft.

The scores were SC 115,. San Jose 304 and Fresno 16V. The Trojans notched up three new meet records, with Hurdler Dick Attlcsey posting one and tie-ing another. He set a new mark of 14.1 in the highs and tied the tow hurdle standard with 23.5. East-West Grid Game Scheduled OKLAHOMA CITY The Wigwam Wisemen of America yesterday announced that the second annual National High School All-American Prep football game will be played In Memphis, Tennessee, on Thursday night, August 10.

Bob Garrett of South Pasadena High School and Paul Cameron of Burbank are high on the reserved list for places on the West team. Both are nominations of the Pasadena Independent and are fie ohiyifcotrdlRjes SAuthern vaUXotnife NEW HAVEN, Conn. (INS) Yale's freshmen, paced by the unprecedented feats of Australian ace John larshull, swam off with the National AAU Indoor championship last night at New Haven. Marshall completed the greatest sweep in meet history as he won the 440-yard freestyle event in world record time. The Yale frosh scored 43 points, eight more than favored Ohio State, which had hoped to add the AAU crown to Its Big Ten and NCAA Marshall's 4:32.2 effort was his third victory of the championship meet, his second world record and Games behind leader.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS HOLLYWOOD. Si Portland 3. Oakland, 4 Seattle. 2. Snn Franclvro.

II: San Diego. 3. LOS ANGELES at Sacramento, night. HOW SERIES STANDS HOLLYWOOD. 4: Portland.

1. LOS ANGELES, Sacramento, t. San Diego, 3: San Francisco, X. Seattle, 3: Oakland, 1. TODAYS GAMES All dablthrager Portland at HOLLYWOOD (1:30 p.m.) I.OS ANGELES at Sacramento, San FrSnelwo at San Diego.

SeotMd 4 Oakland try.