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TKO Ruling Filipino Flash Protests Saddler's Ring Tactics By CHRIS EDMONDS SAN FRANCISCO customary post-fight hassle involving a Sandy Saddler bout buzzed here better, no worse than the wake of the featherweight technical knockout of Filipino Flash Elorde Wednesday night. Saddler kept his crown when HelfamI Hits NBA, Cries 'Hypocrisy' NEW YORK Helfand, chairman of the New York State Filipino should be Friday, Jonuary 20, 1956 THE LIMCOl.ii STAR IS Claimed 'Hasty crown Referee Ray Flores, with ring physician Dr. Robert Laddon concurring, stopped the action at 59 seconds of the 13th round because of a severe cut over left eye. The ringside crowd at the Cow Palace, almost solidly behind the smaller challenger, greeted the ruling with boos. So, in effect, did Elorde and his combination manager and father-in-law, Lope Se- rreal.

Both protested at ringside DEE ANDROS Athletic Commission, Thursday night took a swing at the National Boxing calling a resolution adopted by that'body last weekend and saying might as well not have met at Helfand leveled his bla.st at the NBA in a speech at the 3hth annual dinner of the Boxing Writers rising to make his address immediately after Lou Radzienda, president of the NBA, had completed his own speech. It was a NBA resolution which allowed to continue and argued Thursday that Dr. ruling was too hasty. Loser Complains know they have stopped it at said Sarreal. had worse cuts around the eyes when he fought Saddler in Manila last July.

I wanted that one CORTINA Italy, stopped but they let it go on and 1 Ai Amer- Flash won the decision in 10 U.S. skating Star lo Compete Andros Named NU Line Coach; Third Ex-Sooner By DON BRYANT Sports Editor, The Star Pete Elliott has taken the second step in building his football coaching staff at the University of Nebraska by naming Dee Gus Andros, 32, line coach. The announcement of selection was made Thursday by Athletic Director Bill Orwig in the absence of Elliott, who will arrive in Lincoln Friday morning with Backfield Coach Bill Jennings, whose appointment was announced earlier. comes to Nebraska from Texas Tech where he has been line coach since 1954. Oklahoma graduate, like Dee served as offensive line coach under Jules CHICAGO Williams indi-, Sikes at Kansas in 19.53.

cated Thursday he will be back in He will be on a year-to-year bas- baseball with the Boston Red Sox sis with a salary of $7 200 and w'ill in and said he planned to have hold the rank of assistant profes- a contract talk with the Club's gen- sor. eral manager, Joe Cronin, in Bos- A native of Oklahoma City. Anton Feb. 3. (iros played his prep football at Williams, w'ho hit.

3.56 and Oklahoma City Central before star- slammed 28 homers in 98 games ring four years with the Sooners. last season after being lured from Sarreal added that Saddler fought his butting and complained to the referee all permits a boxer to sign for a fight! through the Sarreal added, himself when his manager is un-; I get any place. He told der suspension which drew Hel- me that was the only way Saddler sizzling criticism. i could fight and I had to be satis- The resolution was adopted in fied with Clutch Performer Don Wenzl, 6-0 senior who emerged as the clutch performer for the Rockets against Lincoln High, will see plenty of action this weekend. Northeast travels to tonight and entertains Omaha South Saturday night in the heavy city prep slate.

(Star photo) Omaho-Littcoln Battles Feature Local Slate Chicago last Saturday, along with two others in which the NB.A Johnston Puzzled Charley brief retirement, was in Chicago world figure skating for a meeting that featured a busi- gashed her right leg in a harrowing ness promotion film of his fishing skating accident Thursday, but in -1 experiences. sisted she would make her hid tor! -i what I'm going to do an Olympic gold medal. I next hut any annamce. ina from Newton Center, williams. glazed rmk when on a backward glide, she struck a hole M.nneapohs in the ice.

As she fell, the sharp Johnston, edge of her left skate struck her; pledged Its support to manager, said he was puzzled by right leg above the ankle. anti-racket campaign. the hostility, manifested Dr. Giu.seppe Gasparini, official since the last play- The latter resolutions were, how- almost constantly by booing. physician of the U.

S. team, Games Tonight Town at Lincoln Hiirh (SE fyml t)maha Holy Name at fathcrtral at Norfolk at HahtinKs Falls City at I'nivcrsity High Cathedral Omaha South t'ni High Saturday at Southeast at Northeast at Columbus St. Bon's Robinson Nixes Big Pay Cut BROOKLYN Robinson talked contract with Vice President Buzzy Bavasi of the Brooklyn Dodgers Thursday and then left the office without getting; may be a little re-arranged after any satisfaction. i the weekend dust settles. Jackie told Bavasi be back: Because two rated Omaha teams in a week and talk some more.

tangle with a pair of rated Capital City teams to highlight the weekend basketball slate. By RON SPEER Star Sports Staff Member The Class AA ratings The veteran Dodger infielder- outfielder has made it known that he will refuse to play if there is too drastic a cut in his The only losses have been to Scottsbluff (50-39) and Abe Lincoln (74-49). Boys Town split the doubleheader with Scottsbluff, tripping the Bearcats 45-42 in the first meeting. Scottsbluff nudged the Links, 4837 so be forced to pick Boys Town for the win. ever, by the third, Helfand charged.

(the NBA) might as well not have met at all. It w'as sheer hypocrisy, nothing By passing the resolution, Helfand continued, in effect blinded their eyes. You know that after a fight, the fighter will go back to his hotel and whack up the purse with his suspended Helfand, who just this week destroyed the Boxing Guild of New night. Both teams have lost twice, but if Don Wenzl can continue his scrappy play which helped down Lincoln High last week. Northeast can field a dangerous team with Wenzl, Wayne Hester and Rudy Stoehr sparking the play.

Northeast should have little ex. trouble downing Norfolk tonight, i Norfolk's hrggest cla.m to fame Coach Ed Rockets get; York following a nine-month inves- the nod over Omaha South Saturday tigation during which he found the Tonight Boys Town (No. 6) tangles with Lincoln High (No. 9) group called upon Radzienda to repeal the resolution. Radzienda.

a member of the Illinois commission, had no immediate comment on biting remarks. I think a shame that the I there appeared to be no muscular some four years ago fans appreciate a fighting or bone damage but Miss Albright i has not increased said Johnston. suffered a flesh I to merit a dler has fought all over the world and has established himself as one of the greatest featherweight champions of all time. he pushed Elorde around it was only because Elorde was hanging on and holding and that was the only way he could get his arms Ringside watchers thought otherwise. Saddler was warned several times about his in-fighting tactics, but was not penalized.

On one occasion in the late going, when eye was bleeding freely, Saddler appeared to rub the heel of his glove over the injury. Both Elorde and Sarreal said a mini- The cut did not require stitches mainly but the physician t(X)k immediate! by player representatives, steps to see that the leg did not! Conceding that players are titled to get all they can, he said hurts but it seem knew an owner who real Tenley said after re -1 have the best interests of ceiving treatment do what at heart, the doctor says, but I hope to be As for the 1956 American League on skates again in a couple of; race, he said that the Yankees get one more good pitch- The figure skating event 'Katy bar the scheduled Jan. 30 with Miss Al -1 ------------------------bright and Hayes Allen Jenkins of 'Tlirnar InRiin Colorado Springs, lUIIIUI, LUDUU salary. take a cut but not too big A entertains Hastings. Norfolk a says Jackie, who is anxious to complete the 1956 season because it would make him a 10-year man.

He has played nine seasons. Robinson, 38, out much of last year because of injuries but a standout in the world series figures to be a part-time player with the Dodgers this year, at best. He has lost his third base job to Randy Jackson, acquired from the Chicago Cubs in a winter trade. He will battle Sandy Amoros and has a 3-4 record. Possibly one of the top games to- Omaha South (No.

4). A total of eight games will be played by Lincoln teams. Tutor-Falls Cily Cathedral is hostms Omaha Holy Name, University High meets tr. A ii. team will be shooting for Falls City on the Tutors court, ftni, -i Northeast is at Norfolk and against the New York i i 1.1 1 Saturday night at Columbus Saturday mghl Cathedral a shapes up as a nip and tuck game Southeast meet a the Knights' Tutors, St.

Bon's only loss court in an intra-city tilt and tni- versity High treks to Columbus St. Bons. Despite the return of 6-6 Brian rookie Gino Cimoli, up from Mon-1 Etheridge to the Link lineup, and treal, for the left field post. The Dodgers apparently are seeking to cut the Negro salary close to the 25 pier cent limit allowable under baseball law. the fired up play of the Red and Black against Northeast last week, visiting Boys Town will be heavily favored to collect its sixth win tonight.

POINT BLANK it it ft By Don Bryant Sports Editor, The Star An initial in grass-roots Cornhuskering has been taken by the University of Nebraska Alumni Club, an able group composed of former Husker lettermen. referring to the Pete luncheon planned for next Wednesday noon at the Corn- husker Hotel. The idea was fostered that Pete would like to meet his new fellow citizens and they would like to meet their new football coach. But who should sponsor the public affairs get-together? That was the question. Someone came up with the idea that the Alumni Club was the logical group.

And the choice was ideal because it fits right in with the new era of thinking concerning Nebraska athletics. University in belong to the people of the state, not Just this group or that. Athletic Director Bill Orwig is fostering the feeling and Pete Elliott has expressed his deep conviction that must pitch on the new job. In the past there have been such time-worn phrases as Street thrown about with reckless abandon. What was sight of was that Lineoln businessmen were the loyal supporters of Cornhu.sker letics, fair weather and foul.

The local shop-keepers will contfaiue to help the Huskers within the prescribed limits, just MS they have in the past not because they stand to profit by it personally but because they want the university to prosper. This goes without saying. But Nebraska needs the of every citizen, from the top dog in Omaha to the man on the street in the smallest community. That's the objective of the atb- letic department the Man a philosophy, to paraphrase the Kansas State pep yell. It was for this reason that the Alumni Club wanted to promote the luncheon for Elliott, want everyone who wants of who he have a chance to President Harry Meginnis says.

only 420 can attend because the space is limited, but tickets are available on public sale and it a closed Treasurer Bob McNutt adds, certainly have no axe to grind and this a moneymaking venture. We feel that a lot of people want to meet Pete and this is a good way for them guy, big or do Many times fn the past, private or semi-limited groups have had first call on such events. doubt these groups will hold later meetings with Elliott and other members of the department and proper and desired by everyone. But particularly fitting that initial introduction to fans will be an open-to-the-public affair, with everyone having chance to attend. And appropriate that the Alumni former Husker sponsoring the event.

It should be the first step in creating tht returning to the that every citizen of Nebraska has a stake in the athletic programs, just as they have in the academic progress. Tighter Of The Year' NEW YORK Basilic, w'orld welterweight champion, received the Edward J. Neil Plaque as of the for 1955 Thursday night at the 30th annual dinner of the Boxing Writers Assn. State Prep Showdown Set Tonight By RON GIBSON Star Sports Staff Something of a showdown among Class AA high school basketball powers is in the offing tonight and Saturday night. Although Grand Island and Scottsbluff, the top-rated Cla.s.s clubs, have an easy draw tonight some of the contenders are involved in important games.

Among these games are Creighton Prep vs. Omaha South Friday night and South vs. Northeast Saturday, Boys Town at Lincoln Friday; and Grand Island at North Platte Saturday. Grand Island plays Fremont Friday and may have a rough time i North Platte the following NEW YORK -Outfielder Hank evening Bauer of the New York Yankees south Bluejays lost signed his 19,06 contract Thursday, jhe first time but won't miss here. after getting a medical examination for a pulled leg muscle that curtailed his play in the World was to Lincoln Cathedral and it holds down a seventh place spot in the Class ratings by virtue of its 6-1 record.

But from here it looks like the Tutors will surprise and make it six in a row. Omaha Holy Name looks too strong lor Coach Vince Bluebirds tonight, and Hastings gets the nod to outrun Southeast. In the Saturday night cross-town battle it looks like a tossup. We'll pick Cathedral because of the 'Birds more consistent play. Bauer Signs; Leg OkayetJ for the individual championships, In Miss injury threw further gloom over pre-i SYRACUSE, N.Y.

Olympic trials in all events, which' enced Gil Turner of Philadelphia like to tackle Saddler again have been marked by accidents I and young Jackie LaBua of East but said they doubted the champion and sub-par performances. The Meadow, N.Y., meet for the sec- would give them a rematch, games open here next Thursday, lond time in a little over a month Three Bowls He was an All-Big Seven choice in his senior year and competed in three bowl games, the Gator in 1947 and the Sugar in 1949 and 1950, all won by Oklahoma. After receiving a degree from Oklahoma in 1950, Andros remained as Sooner freshman coach. He moved up in the varsity squad in 19.51, serving two years as assistant coach and receiving a degree in education in 19.52. A member of the Masons and the Methodist Church, Andros was vice president of Phi Delta Kappa and Acacia social fraternity.

He is married and is expected to arrive in Lincoln around Feb, 1. In addition to being the second Oklahoma grad and third Oklahoma coach on the new Nebraska staff. Dee is the Marine Corps veteran to be named. He was a sergeant in the Marines. serving at Iwo Jima, Hawaii and Japan in the Pacific theater during World War II.

Andros won a Bronze Star for action at Iwo Jima. BUI Jennings, backfictd coach, is a Marine veteran and is a captain in the reserve. brother, Plato, al.so was a Sooner football and track star, winning All-America guard honors in 1946. Johnston took a dim view of another meeting, too, and said Saddler had his eye on Walter (Bud) lightweight crown. 'Anticipate' Offer To Moon Mullins MILWAUKEE The chairman of the Marquette University athletic board Thursday said is that Athletic Director Larry (Moon) Mullins of Kansas State will be offered a similar post at Marquette.

In a brief statement the Rev. John G. Holbrook said: is anticipated that Mr. Mullins will be offered the job when he meets with Marquette officials and I hope that the decision will be Pistons Revive, Tip St. Louis, 90-83 in a radio-television lO-rounder at War Memorial Auditorium here kYiday night, LaBua subs for virus- I stricken Gene Fullmer.

Although the NEW ORLEANS The Fort year-old Turner won only by a Wayne offense, bogged down split decision here on Dec. he through most of the second half, is a 3-1 choice to make it two came to life in the fourth quarter i straight over the handsome, 23-i Thursday night as the Pistons de- i year old LaBua. Berg Takes Lead TAMPA, Fla. UP Berg shrugged aside wind and ram Thursday and carved four strokes off par 71 and a one-stroke lead in the first round of the $.5,000 Tampa Women's Open Golf Tournament. feated St.

Louis 90-83 in a National Basketball As.sn, game. Lost Season For Texas Cage Coach AUSTIN, Tex. (if)- Thurman (Slue) Hull, University of Texas basketball coach, resigned Thursday, Hull, head basketball coach for five years, asked to be relieved of Asked if a date had iieen set i his duties aC the close of the cur- for Mullins to come here to discuss rent season He indicated he will the job being left vacant by the Sive up coaching to enter private resignation of Con Jennings, Fath- business. er Holbrook said he know. The Texas team is still looking Mullins, 47, was a fullback on for its first conference win.

Texas Knute undefeated and un-1 got off to a good start, but now tied Notre Dame football teams of! has a 6-9 season record. 1939 and 1940. He held coaching jobs at Kansas, St. College of Atchison, Loyola of New Orleans, and St. Ambrose College of Davenport, Iowa.

He was named Kansas State athletic jirector in 1951 succeeding Thurlo Reynolds Honored TULSA, UP New Turner received the votes of the Yankee pitcher Allie Reynolds has been selected for Baseball Hall of Fame, it was announced Thursday. two judges by 5-4-1 and 6-3-1 round counts while the referee called it a draw. The bout will be broadcast and telecast coa.st to coast (9 p.m., CST, NBC radio-TV). Omaha Westside, Tecumseh To Vie WAHOO Omaha Westside smashed Bellevue, 72-58, and Te-, cumseh Blair, to. move into the finals of the Ak- a r-B basketball tournament here.

Westside and Tecumseh will bat-1 tie for the meet championship to- i night. JERRY BUSH SHOW Listen to Coach Jerry Bush and Bill King Discussing Nebraska Basketball 6:30 P.M. Tonight Ifl IM lliLlll your dial Broiutht foa Rjr Winter Bros. Transfer about $22,000. He arrived Wednes- day from his home at Overland Park, near Kansas City, and talked with the club after getting a clean bill of health from Dr.

Sidney Gaynor, team physician. Bauer returned to the Yankee office Thursday and signed, then departed for home. Concordia Trips Sterling, 73-57 STERLING, Kan. A Concordia uprising late in the game here Thursday night pulled the over St. Paul, Arcadia over Taylor, to victory over a tenacious Sterling Syracuse over Sterling, Campbell quintet.

over Juniata, Sidney over Ogal- Bob Otte paced Concordia with lala. Palmyra over Adams, Far- 21 points. Dave Faszholz, senior well over Cairo, center, registered 39 points con- Saturday games: North Platte trolled the rebounds under both over Grand Island, Hastings over buckets. Kearney, Northeast over Omaha Boys Town over Lincoln Links coming along, could turn the tables. Grand Island over Fremont No terms were disclosed but it: Fremont took into overtime was reported Bauer signed for' before.

Islanders know they must not let down this time. Scottbluff over Alliance Easy for Big Red. Northeast over Norfolk Rockets face big test against South the following night. Beatrice over Columbus Nod to the home team in what could be an interesting battle. Other Friday games: Omaha Holy Name over Lincoln Cathedral, Hastings over Southeast, Cozad over Curtis, University High over Falls City, York over Fairbury, Minden over Holdrege.

And: Wayne over Neligh, Genoa BASKETBALL Curt Bennet was high for Sterling with 32 points. oncordia Stfrlint South, Southeast over Cathedral, Fremont over Fairbury, Omaha 57 1 Westside over Valley. BASKETBALL Friday, Jan. 20, 8 P.M. LINCOLN HIGH BOYS TOWN Southeast Hy Gym Reserve Game 6:30 Adults 75c Jr.

Hi Si under 50c JAN. 20, 8 P.M. Falls City VM. University High School At University High School Gymnasium 14th and Vine Streets Adm. 7Sc.

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