The Daily O'Collegian from Stillwater, Oklahoma • 5

Page 5 April 1 1954 THE Helms Bypasses La Salle Baseball Briefs iants 4 Indians 2 since 1944 AT THE COLLEGE SHOP (LET TO RIGHT) TOM OWLER MARY JANE WARD AND BILL GARNER Philip Morris was there fi I at Stillwater Valley meet at Norman at at Mar at coach match foundation pastures and nor this A I tickets we have on hand I understand will have to be re identified in some way I know how as to' show that the tax has been cut 4 Okiahoma at Norman 7 8 Missouri Valley at Houston Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Oklahoma at Stillwater Apr 29 Tulsa at Tulsa Apr 3ft Wichita at Wichita May May waukee Braves iacea witn Base ball's biggest ticket tangle in the wake of the excise tax cut Wed nesday shut down all advance sale operations awaiting explained Joseph Cairnes execu tive vice president of the club we find out just what the government is going to require of us in'the matter of refunds and reprinting of tickets not go ing to sell any AT the moment the Braves have a advance sale well over Kentucky won all of' 25 games played in 1954 Included were 15 straight Southeastern confer ence victories The Wildcats claw ed NCAA champion La Salle in the University of Kentucky in vitational in December 73 60 In 25 contests Kentucky registered 2187 points to 1508 The Wildcats six times tallied 100 points or more in games dur ing the season campaign downing Wake orest 101 69 Georgia Tech 105 53 Georgia 106 55 Georgia 100 68 Vanderbilt 100 64 and Auburn 109 79 Ken tucky played to total attendance of 237822 during the season 1455000 of which looked on in the KU basketball pavilion Helms Athletic foundation na tional champion selections 1920 54: versity walked off with crown HELMS ATHLETIC also looked to other other than the NCAA champ Golf Schedule Mar 10 Hardin Simmons Abilene Mar 12 13 Border Olympics Laredo 20 SW Recreation meet ort Worth 6 Wichita at Stillwater 9 Kansas State at Man hattan 10 Kansas at Lawrence 14 Tulsa at Stillwater 23 Houston at Stillwater ALTHOUGH La Salle won the for its national champions of 1920 Pennsylvania Pennsylvania 1922 Kansas 1923 Kansas 1924 North Carolina 1926 Syracuse Notre Dame Pittsburgh Montana State 1930 Pittsburgh 1931 Northwestern Purdue 1 933 Kentucky Wyoming 1935 New York 1936 Notre Dame 1937 Stanford 1938 Temple Long Island 1940 Southern California 1941 Wisconsin 1942 'Stanford v''" 1943 Wyoming 1944 Military Academy 1945 Oklahoma 1946 Oklahoma Holy Cross 1948 Kentucky 1949 Kentucky City College New York 1951 Kentucky 1952 Kansas Indiana 1954 Kentucky I rates 9 Yanks 3 SsT PETERSBURG LA ffirhe upstart Pittsburgh Pirates Snipped the world champion Newrk Yankees 9 3 Wednesday aiding the worst lorida Hpwing in the six years of Casey reign IlThe loss was the 16th in 24 raprida games for the New York Pittsburgh a good bet to lin last in the National leagueBded its lorida campaign with 1812 6 lorida record best ot any Bl the 12 lorida based clubs ijjnTie Pirates put the game out VW reach in the first innnig when liftiy scored five times against Bob hkiesler a young lefthander Wies iv walked four and allowed up hBo hits in the inning Bfllim McDonald gave up threeJns over six innings and Tom wrman was touched for the final rflly in the ninth iggie Tennis (Golf Schedule Tennis Schedule Apr 8 Texas Christian at Still water Apr 9 Houston at Stillwater Apr 13 Tulsa at Tulsa Apr 21 Tulsa at Stillwater Apr 23 23 State high school meet at Stillwater Apr 27 Oklahoma Apr 30 Open May 6 8 Missouri May 6 8 Misouri Valley meet at Houston May 15 Oklahoma I KING SIZE gums 10 Braves 7 JACKSONVILLE LA defending National champions and their most Rred challengers from Milwau kee opened their homeward series I Wednesday with the Dodgers digging out a 7 victory before Rcrowd of 7995 Wherever the college crowd gathers there you will find PHILIP MORRIS 'the top choice with the guys and gals of the campus or PHILIP MORRIS is a winner in every way the one leading cigarette especially made to take the fear out of smoking because PHILIP MORRIS has always contained "Di exclusive ingredient especially used because it does not produce irritants found in every other leading cigarette And remember no other cigarette on the market today with or without filters can remove all I these irritants So of course filters or gadgets that cut down on flavor are not needed! or your protection for your pleasure try a carton of PHILIP MORRIS Either way KING SIZE or regular 7 if PHILIP MORRIS finest cigarette! Make it yours motors 9 Reds 2 CHARLESTON Tomight homered and Pete Runnels jpled in a big fiverun sixth in jig outburst as Washington blast li Cincinnati 9 2 Wednesday for American second win as many days over the Reds nan miBi in iiauuiv REGULAR for rniLir iviii mi iu NCAA title and Holy Cross the 1939 and 1940 Oregon was the a a nd mon U4 National crown Helms Athletic foundation a elected to hand the national cham pionship honors for the 1954 sea son to the University of Ken undefeated in 25 games HOUSTON The New "rk Giants regained their win fig touch Wednesday defeating Celeveland Indians 4 2 to ike their record nine out of 12 in ipir spring barnstorming tour Jth the Tribe I 7 I rhe Giants ho lost to Cleve liid Tuesday collected only four Is but received help from the bans who made four errors 1000000 tickets far greater than I ree or tne New YorK runs were earned any other club in the major leagues The new tax bill signed by President Eisenhower Wednes day abolishes the federal fee on tickets of 50 cents or less and cuts from 20 to 10 percent the tax on admissions over that amount think our first sten will be an inventory of the tickets we have that Helms has selected any other on Cairnes said! than the NCAA champion as the we know roughly how many tickets national title winner The United sold are close to States Military academy team 300 000 at out of town outlets was named national champion by where stopping 'sales too Helms in 1944 although Utah unr U1U I'ikAA NCAA winner in 1939 but Helms named Long Island as the national champion Indiana captured the NCAA blue ribbon in 1940 but Helms picked Southern California as the national title holder be cause of the better sea Wildcats Kentucky was coached son long record oy zvuuipn rtupp It marked the fifth time that Rupp has led Kentucky to the national title as determined by Helms in connection with its an nual rankings Kentucky under tutleage was awarded USA crowns by Helms organiza tion in 1933 1948 1949 1951 1954 No other college team has been able to record It was the first time ords 6 Sox 3 COLUMBUS Ga Star Imthander Gerald Staley yielded Slhy two hits in seven innings to ttlp the StJLouis Cardinals to a victory over the Chicago ffihite Sox in an exhibition game fflbdnesday Brazle the Cardinals ancient gllpen ace preserved the straight triumph and 14th IE 22 games by choking off a Saith inning rally by the White Six now has given up only ffiyen hits and one run in his last innings of exhibition pitching Braves acing MILWAUKEE Mil Kentucky Named Tap Team Dvirmnc i I 1 iiini ii i ill in HiQffwm Ife' A aBl Vr'wl A ZJ Bl II IKIik Rslib IB jwWffigry 1 W' 0 I VV 4.