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Indiana Prepares To Halt Attacks On Cage Officials INDIANAPOLIS Attacks by fans on officials of high school basketball games and free-for-all fights that sometime follow have increased so greatly this year that they arc worrying high school athletic association officials throughout the country. Betting and overcrowding of fieldhouses and gyms are to blame, in the opinion of L. V. Phillips, commissioner of the Indiana High School Athletic Association, who has his own problems with crowds threatening officials and even attacking players. "Something must be -done to stop this outbreak of poor sportsmanship and the local off als must take the steps," said Phillips.

"Spectator participation," which is Phillips' polite name for the outbreaks, is due mostly to jamming more people into fieldhouses than they can seat, and to betting. Phiilips said. "If fans are forced to stand In aisles and along the edge of the court, they are too close to the players and the officials and the general discomfort puts them in a bad humor. "As for betting, It's the 'community betting' that is worse than the professional betting in high school games. "The father of a plnyer or the friends of the conch or the high school respected and then gets little too wrought up when things go against his team.

He makes a rush for the official or the plnyer. and the fight is on. "Professional belting probably limited pretty well to parlny cards, and these plnyc-m seldom see the games they bet said Phillips. The Tennessee Association lias put five of its member schools on proration because of attempts to mob officials after jRames. A bushel of sweet potatoes will produce from 10 to 13 pounds of March and about five pounds of cattle feed.

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Him With All Trtiag Probrtmi. CORNER DRUG STOM S. I. Cor, Flaw Free It SPORT Texas Aggies Looking for A Mascot to Replace Reveille By HA110LD UATLIFF Press Sports Editor AuociHieu DALLAS has been three present She performed lor the Venn since Reveille, the master mascot of Texas A. and Cadet masco ea Corps, passed on to the valhalla ball game and the" three following of dogclom, The body of the great games, much a part of Aggieland ability ns Its football 1 buried in Kyle Field, the core of and M.

athletic Interest, Since then the Aggies have sought another the a the little wanderer that brought to the campus in did was the cot like Rev. Several dogs already have been another Is on the way out, Why so much concern about a dog? you ask. Well, at Texas and everything is a tradition, Reveille, a pup that was a little too venturesome, was run over by Model currying a group of Aggies. They brought hereto the- campus, The first morning she was up with the bugler, barking for all she was worth, So they nnmcd her Reveille. Sho was ui to a clog.

She wormed her way into the hearts of thousands, She WHS extolled by college officials ns the spirit of AggieUmd, She ruled ns queen ol the cnmpus for 13 years, Kev was symbol of a dog ninny a lonesome cadet longed for. She filled big place in all their hearts. So Ileveillc be- crime a tradition, It is difficult to break tradition and when once broken it's difficult to replace it, Possible successors to Rev have been many but none has quite filled the bill; It's doubtful if any ever will quite measure up. Uusly, a little black nnci white spotted dog, appeared on the campus last summer and wns meant to be gift to the corps from its owner. Hut that didn't work.

She didn't like the band or marching with it (the noise Ileveille liked wasn't for her), The cadets didn't like misty much cither because most of thorn were comparing her to Hev, Possibly the real reason that Kiiflty was child's pot and hor first loynlty would remain there, QUICK! dwrn that Mufti bottlul Mufti given not but 4 touted many irom to many fabrlef, MUFTI SmRiMovm I Ml NT II AIM I LOTH tO WOOD DH, LINDSAY WttlGHT CHIROPRACTOR 1811 BonhamSt. PARIS, TEXAS Mark Every Grave Monuments of everlasting ty displayed at our yard. Let us help you make your selection. DEWEESE MONUMENT CO. 448 Lamar Ave, CLEANS AS IT PASTE 8HOI POUSH Freckles, a blond live-year-old first time i or the Arkansas-Texas and M.

loot She demonstrated nei as a per former biit ih. also has fault; she is iiKe Kusi life centers around her maa tcr. Hal Mulling, owner of Freckles, thaf and when has' one, That may be the solution. If the all Aggielancl instead of just one master, a successor to Rev might be found that would satisfy all, But odds are against it. Tyler's Lone Star League base ball franchise will have 500 to 1, 000 owners, and it's not stock deal either.

Three Tyler M. Bell banker, Bryan Payne and W. Kenncy, oil operators and officials of the Tyler club last season, gave the franchise to Favrc Baldwin American Legion Post. Here's how it will work; the Leg ion post will lease the city-owned of the finest in the country and used only one full sc son since being huilt in 1940 with federal help. The legion then will lease the park to Harry Faulkner and Hack Miller, operators of the baseball club, on a flat guarantee per season, plus a if greater than the guarantee.

Last year there were 1,100 mem hers of the legion post, This year there already are more than 500 with the membership drive yet to come, Each member svill be, in a sense, a shareholder in the baseball club. Bob Woodruff, the personable young men from 1 Gawgia who is new head football coach at Baylor indicates he's going to work through the wives of players to get more effort on the gridiron. "I am going to know all of the 'he said at the annual banquet honoring the squad, "and it may turn out that some of you fellows will be doing extra work around the house if you don't work on the footbnll field as I think you should." Woodruff promises a No, 1 football team at Baylor in three years, That's how long his contract runs But it isn't that he's timing the situation to jibe with his contract, "It will take that long for me to really get there since I am starting from scratch," he explained. "I know absolutely nothing about Buy lor football at this time, I don't even know the players. But I know some great football players come from Baylor.

I remember coaching ot Wilson and Jack an Army All-Star game. Those fellows were tops. There will be others just like them at Baylor, I lecl sure." Woodruff plans to make the his basic formation but he says he will use the single wing, too. In fact, Bob isn't absolutely sure he will use the T. "I will use the formation that best suited to my material," says the Georgia Tech line coach who ii replacing Frank Kimbrough as head mentor of Bears.

He grinned when a speaker at the banquet said Baylor's main yell of recent years had been "hold that line," Woodruff said Baylor wouldn't be playing that kind of lootball, win or lose, "We'll play a colorful brand and we'll be out to score," he declared, In other words, Bob doesn't favor this business of getting back and waiting for, the other lide to make a mistake with the hopes of cashing in on it. He thinks a team can try to score and also cash in on the other team's mistakes. Clinton McClain New Line Coach at SMU DALLAS, Texas. former Southern Methodist University bttck'field star, Clinton McClain, Monday was named line coach of the Mustangs, Head football Coach and Athletic Director Matty Bell said McClain would replace Charlie Trigg, resigned. McClain played for SMU in 19381940.

He was backfield coach at New York Unlvcrstiy last season and played with the Jersey City professional team. Trigg resigned to become an automobile dealer in Eldorado, Bell said. Gomcr Jones at OU LINCOLN, Neb. football line Coach Gomcr Jones has resigned to take a similar position at the University of Oklahoma at a "considerable increase in salary," Athletic Director J. Lewandowski announced Tuesday, ForYour Cough Oreomulaion relieves! promptly because It goes right to the feat of the trouble to help loosen and expel vena laden phlegm, and nawe to soothe and heal taw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous mem- Tell your druftfvt to eell you a bottle of OreomulHon with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you to have your money CREOMULSION GRABIANO BEFORE (ittANP JUHY (center), middleweight, boxing title contender, arrives at the office oC New York District Attorney Frank S.

Hogaki preparatory to appearing before the Grand Jury investigating an alleged eambling Graziano are his manager, Irving Cohen (Iclt), and his lawyer, Max The District Attorney's office said questioning of Graziano wan in connection with the cancellation of his scheduled bout with Reuben Shank, Dec. 27. (AP Wircphoto). SPORTS THE PARIS JANUARY 28, PJC-East Texas Meet Thursday The Paris Junior College Dragons are scheduled for two cage contests this a conference affair.while the other will be for the March of Dimes. Tuesday night, the locals, undefeated this year, journey to Long- new for a tilt with the LeTourneau Tech cagers in a Texas Junior College Conference appearance.

The Tuesday night tilt ends the first hall' play. Thursday night, the Dragons meet the East Texas State Teachers College team in a charity game at the Paris Junior College Gym beginning at 8 o'clock. Admission will be 50 cents and tickets were placed on sale Tues- day'at the Palace Coffee Shop, Kish's Jewelers, and Burgess Gale. College Gridders Entertained With Banquet Monday Gallic Ann Ayres, 1940 football queen at Paris Junior College, entered the Dragons with a banquet Monday night at the Gordon Country Club. No definite program was arranged but attending persons heard comments from Couch Dixon Hatcher, Assistant Coach Harold McRae and Paris Junior College President J.

McLemore. Coach Hatcher advanced a few items that he had selected during the past season. He named the best end the Dragons played against as Getcher of San Angelo, the best tackle as Jones at Hardin College, the best guard as Shaver of Kilgore and the best center as Stowe of Lamar College at Beaumont. Best passer was Bath bone of San Angelo, Barry of Hardin College was the best runner and the best all around backfield performer was Neveaux of Kilgore. The trickiest ball club was Navarro Junior Cojlege at Corsicana and the best reception was offered by Coach Kleplo Holmes and his team at NTAC at Arlington.

He named Hardin College of Wichita Falls as the best team the locals played last season. Sonny Fagan, representing the team, presented a compact and bracelet to the 1946 queen and billfolds to Hatcher, McRne and Assistant Bill Moomaw, who was absent. DIFFERENT NAME INDICATED Austin Slated As New Member Of East Texas Baseball Loop AUSTIN, Texas change in name as well as a new entry was indicated for the East Texas League here Monday by J. Walter Morris, president, Meeting with other league representatives and the Austin City Council Morris announced that; the capitol city would be given a franchise Saturday. Two prospective owners of the Austin team met with the city's council in a special session and an agreement was reached over construction of a baseball park on city- owned property.

Morris said the league would decide in Dallas Saturday which of the two would be given the franchise. The two asked their names to be kept secret at this time. A change of name to the big state" league was indicated when Morris said most of the club owners have shown a preference for this title. He said this, too, would probably be decided on Saturday. Entry into the Class League will give Austin a representative in organized baseball for the first time in quarter of a century.

The new park, to cost approximately $515,000, will be named Disch'Field, after William Disch, former University of Texas baseball coach. It will seat 4,000. The Austin Junior Chamber of Commerce will put up $17,000 toward construction. Representatives from all cities in the league save Wichita Falls Spencer Sets Bowling Record In Commerciol Loop With 234 i .1 11 n'AH JJ Fclton "Willie" Spencer, Paris News kegler, established a new record in the Commercial. Bowling League Monday night as he turned in a 234 to top individual game honors and take over as top performer in the local loop.

His 234 was followed by W. C. PJG Drogonettes Tangle With Roxton Squad Tuesday Night Mrs. Joe Singley's Paris Junior The locals have racked up two JLvllA. t'Wt; a "41 College Dragoncttes tangle with victories this season against only the Roxton female cage squad one lowSTheypropped a one point Tuesday night in the PJC Gym.

Alamo Bowl Loses $14,290.29 After Dividends-Taxes SAN ANTONIO, Tex. first annual Alamo Bowl football game which' matched Karelin-Simmons and Denver University last 4 lost $14,290,29, according to a financial statement released Tuesday, The two teams coat $23,777.65 and ticket sales showed only $17,973,40, Federal taxes came to $3,110,90, stadium rental was $2,479.38," officials $1,025,38, advertising $1,229,68 and little was realized from the radio rights and the program. Total receipts were while expenses aggregated $30,880.08. Hardin-Simmons was paid $12,000 artd Denver $11,777,65. But despite the deficit the Elks Club, sponsors of the game, have announced plans of staging it again next Jan.

1. An ace storm caused a three-day postponement and a- terially cut the crowd in the club's first bowl venture. Blossom and Hooks TangleTuesdayin BHS Gymnasium BLOSSOM, (Special) The Blossom High School Bulldogs meet the Hooks Hornets Tuesday night at 8 o'clock in the Blossom dym. The team game will begin at 7 m. The main game will be broadcast over Rndio Station at 8 o'clock.

CHARLOTTBSVILLE, Va. Bill Dudley, backfield star the past season of the Pittsburgh Steelors of the National Professional League, Tuesday -professional football to become backfield coach at the University of Virginia, alma mater, Announcement of Dudley's decision was made by Captain Norton Pritchett, director of athletics at Virginia. TCU Gridders Ineligible PORT WORTH, Tex. Texas- Christian University football doctored scholastioally ineligible. The mid-term examination casualties are Dick LJpscomb, end; Otis McKelvey, half back; and Hp- bert Eoff, tackle.

Indiscriminate cutting of Christmas trees for sale has been discouraged by some states in the interests of conservation by requiring official certification of the origin of all trees sold. affair to the Hillsboro Junior College Squaws. Starters for the locals have not been named. Admission will be 20 cents for students and 30 cents for adults with at 7:30. Oklahoma City Will Hold Baseball School Feb.

27-March 3 OKLAHOMA CITY The Oklahoma City baseball club of the Texas League will hold its second baseball school here Feb. 27 through March 3. It also will serve as a tryout for the club's spring training camp at Jacksonville, Texas. Manager Roy Schalk will be in charge of the instruction. E.

J. Humphries, aide to club President Harold 0. Pope, said Tuesday he expected the school to attract more boys than the one last year because there are more places to spot promising players. A likely looking prospect has a chance of making the tribal nine or being farmed to Ardmore of the Sooner State Circuit or Midland, Texas, in the Longhorn League. Marion Flanagan to Be Assistant Frosh Coach At Texas College COLLEGE STATION, Texas.

A. and College lost a halfback and' gained an assistant freshman coach Monday. Marion Flanagan, regular halfback in 1943 and last fall until injured, said he had decided to quit fooball as a player, Flanagan reinjured a knee last year. Coach Homer Norton said he would use Flanagan as assistant frosh coach next season. Hartung Signs Deal NEW YORK.

to prove that the fabulous Clint Hartung was no myth nor illusion, President Horace Stoneham has announced thnt the highly-publicized rookie. "who hits' 'em as far as Ruth and'throws 'em as far ns Feller" had agreed to terms and report to the New York Giants' training base at Phoenix, Feb. 16. Stonehnm said he hnd talked with Hnvtung by phone in Hondo, Texas, and the six-foot, five-inch, 2115-pound pitcher-outfielder hnd expressed satisfaction with his contract. Bromwich-Quist Win SYDNEY.

Bromwich and Adrian Quist retained their Australian tennis doubles title with an easy 8-1, 6-3, 64 victory over George Worth ington and Frank Scdgmnn, two of Australia's most promising youngsters in tennis. Fletcher of Coca Cola with 210 and Spencer tuftied in 532 series to take second place only to Dusty Rhodes ol: Rudy Freimuth who bowled a 533. In league play, the Paris News got three games from Texas.Power Light, Rudy Freimuth downed Sears three times and Coca Cola copped a pair from Swift Co. Team high game went; to the Paris News with an 838 and 750 for first and second place'and Freimuth took third place with 727. Team series honors went to the News with 2258 followed, by Freimuth wtih.

2070. Paris News Scars 20 22 Swift 28 23 Freimuth 20 25 Coca Cola 24 27 21 30 Pet. .725 .501) .549 ,510 .471 .412 Basketball Scores By The, Associated Press East Georgetown fil, Sernnlon 31. South Southwest Georffe Washington 41, University of Virginia W. Tennessee 48, Georgia 33.

Wake Forest: Furmnn 52. Kentucky 86, Mlchignn State 36. Baylor 08, TCU 4(5, Alabama 41, Tulnne 39. Midwest and Farwcst Purdue Minnesota fi3. Wisconsin 45, Northwestern 44.

Butler 54, Ohio Stntc fin. Cincinnati 5B, Dnyton 40. Wyoming 63, Denver 30. Belolt 75, Chicago 30. University ol 1 Arizona 152, Arizona Stntc College of FlnRsVaff 37.

Eastern New Me.N'lco 47, New Mexico Military Institute 43. Baylor University Announces Grid Slate WACO, Texas, VP) Inlcrscc- lional games with Minmi and Tulsa are on the Baylor University football schedule i'or next fall, Coach Boh Woodruff announced Tuesday, Nine games have been scheduled and another is due to be added. The schedule: Sept. 26 Miami at Miami (night), Oct. open, Oct.

11 Arkansas at Waco, Oct. Texas Tech (site undecided), Oct. Texas A. and at; College Station, Nov. Texas Christian at Waco, Nov.

Texas at Waco, Nov. Tulsa nt TuJsa, Nov. Southern Methodist at Waco, Nov. at Houston. Alabaster was extensively used in ancient Egypt for vases, ointment, perfume jars and like objects.

TO HELP COUGHIN new CHEST RUB ON Accused 'Fixing' All a Joke Says Rocky Graziano NEW YORK. story of a $100,000 bribe offer which District Attorney Frank S. Hogan said was told a grand jury by Middleweight Boxer Rocky intensified Tuesday an investigation of "fixing" of sports events here. Hogan said Graziano "admits he used a sore back as an excuse" to call off a fight with Ruben "Cowboy" Shank of Denver, three days before it was scheduled Dec. This, Herman said, came after the scrappy fighter had been visited twice in his dressing room by a man offering the $100,000 if Gra- yjano would throw the man whose name Graziano said he could not remember.

Although as an odtls-on favorite Graziano felt he could defeat Shank, Hogan continued, "he realized he would be double-crossing persons who had bet on his opponent on the basis of his two meetings in the dressing room. He, therefore, decided to pull out of the match. He admits that he used a sore back as an excuse." The fighter's only comment to reporters was, "believe me, it's all a big joke." Sol Slraus, acting director of the 20th Century Sporting Club, had announced early Monday that Graziano, rated next to Joe Louis as a fight gate draw, would begin training Saturday at Greenwood Lake, N. J. for the title fight with Tony Zale.

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Greenville. Sherman, Wichita Falls and Gainesville. One More Game to Be Scheduled on Texas Football Slate COLLEGE STATION, Texas ten-game football schedule will face Texas A'and College, Coach Homer Norton snld Monday. Nine of the games have been scheduled and one more will he set, he said. lone open' date is Sept.

20. The schedule: pt. Tech it San. Antonio (night). Oct.

ma at Norman, Oct. State at Baton Rouge (night), OcL Christian at Fort Worth, at College Station, Nov. 8 Southern Methodist at College Station, Nov. at Houston, Nov. at 1 lege Station.

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