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i4. Big Ten Talks Open Tuesday BY GEORGE Tl SCAS Two pressing: issues which, could shape the future of the powerful Big: Ten will confront conference bigwigs this week. 1 Athletic directors, faculty rep- 1 Hamilton Leads Pin Classic Texas I lo rid Paces Women at Cliieapo CHICAGO CD Chuck Hamilton, 43-year-old veteran from Gary, Ind, and Jere Wat-Ron Trice, a stunr.inf; platinum blond from Fort Worth, took the early leads Saturday in first-round qualifying: trials of the 16th annual National All-Star bowlinp; tournament, Hamilton, who performs in the Chirapo Classic League, knocked if' A X. i though all local quintets will in action at one time or another, WAYNE STATE will open its home, season against Western Ontario Wednesday and travel to Cleveland Saturday for a Presidents' Athletic Conference contest with Western Reserve. The Western O.itario game may give coach Joel Mason a further chance to tinker with i BACKBONE Louisville's bid for recognition as one of the nation' lop basketball powers is based on the presence of these three seniors who will face the University of Detroit here Thursday night.

From the left: Jim Morgan, Charley Tyra, 6-foot-8 All-Ameriean center and Bill Darragh. Second-Raled Louisville To Test Titan Cage Hopes the many changes he is ing in the Tartar lineup, hutj Th Wildcats, a darkhorse Western Reserve is rated one threat in the Big Ten, will face of the threats to Wayne's hopes Kansas and Chamberlain at for another TAC title this year. Lawrence Tech's lone engagement will he with Yilla, Madonna, a comparative neiv-4-omer to the intercollegiate scene which is based at Covington, Ky. They will meet Saturday at Hackett Field Houha in LIT's first home game except for a pre-season skirmish with the alumni. Detroit Tech.

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1 co RALPH ELLSWORTH, Inc. Wayne, Livonia Gcrc'en City T956 FACKARD 11414 Liverno pr Sals turing into an eight-team event nKnt lnl tnelr conterence race at William Jewell College In Friday and Saturday with a pair Liberty, Mo. jnf games each night. Other entrants in the tourna-j ADRIAN, the pre-season favo-ment which opens Thursday are rite, will be at Calvin, which Kansas City University, Emporia hasn't much hope of defending -IS) ti here, at East Lansing Saturday. Speaking of the Motor City, the entrants in this year's tournament, Dep.

28-29 at the University of Detroit, will get some pre-tourney testing under their belts. In addition to the Titans, Wyo. ming will play a two-night stand at Southern California Friday and Saturday and Northwestern will take on two highlv-rated Lawrence Pittsburgh Monday, then on their own meet floor Saturday. Boston University, the other classic entrant, will open its season against Worcester Toly Wednesday. Intersectional jsmes will occupy other Big teams Saturday with Illinois at Oklahoma, Minnesota at Southern Methodist and St.

Louis at Ohio State its championship, and Kalamazoo will call on Olivet Friday. On Saturday it will be Albion at Alma and Hope at Eastern Michigan. The IIAC will continue pre- conference skirmishing most of the week. Central Michigan has home dates with Ferris Mondav i II I ir fnrlonrar Ala t.ala (llr.kmarnt ft. 00 al' Son lroin I Rtia I Baird) Timo 1:1.

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f'-xnltant. A'prarltr FOI'RTH Sit fnrlnnta: Nn Trrkr I Baird) Hilt (littrolM I tn 9.I.O HII Run. Rahr (Topara) Time 1:11 I.iltla Raidr. hliMim. I.jttlo Fihnnk.

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at Boat. Bm Admiral Drl Airp. Chipf. Beao Houston's Meek Honored byMVC ST. LOUIS i.T) William M.

(Bill! Meek, whose University of Houston team w-on the Missouri Valley Conference football title. Saturday was named the league's coach of the year in football. Commissioner A. E. Eilers said roarhft -Si I (Kan.) Teachers, Graceland, Marvville (Mo.) Teachers, Has tings and Oklahoma Baptist.

0 THE BIG TEN front. Michigan will undertake a two- game road trip to Wichita Fri- nrtli Nebraska Friday, while Michigan State will Plav host repentatives and coaches wiU open the annual four-day winter meetings in Chicago Tuesday. Awaiting their action is a pro posed round-rohin schedule snd a new aid-to-athletes program. AX F.ARLY vote is expected on the schedule prohlem, which already has been hashed over by the athletic directors and 'coaches. As things stand now, the new scheduling setup is to be approved.

Only three schools stand definitely against it. Two are obvious Michigan and Ohio tate, whose home attendance annually leads the ration. The third is Northwestern. Illinois might be a fourth, The Illini reportedly will go fr the ronnd-robin schedule if the conference permits a game, Michigan's Fritz Crisler, al- ways influential in conference policy matters, plainly will need all his charm and persuasion to convince Michigan State, Mmne- sota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Indiana and Purdue that, a round-robin schedule is not desirable. Such a.

schedule would require each school to meet all other conference members each year In recent seasons, Michigan has been playing as many as seven conference games while most others have had six. ONE OF THE drawbacks to the plan would be that the great intersectional games, such as Michigan-Armv and growing ri valries like Michigan State-Notre Dame no longer would be possible. Michigan State prefers the round-rohin for the simple reason that it hopes to strengthen its over-all schedule and possibly get Michigan to play more often in East Lansing. The Wolverines have been there only once since 194S. At any rate, the round-rohin -scheduling Avonld not go into effect before 1961.

even if it is approAed. Conference schedules already have been drawn through I960. ine voie nn trie issue 13 scneu- uled for Thursday. Bui Feed, l.oi.,Lt ii I. tUiiict rin.c iiiuiniaaiL'ii- er, sain ne expeciea mite aeosie.

If approved, the plan then would De sent me scnooi iacuitv representatives for final action. THE AIO TO ATHLETES matter is a more involved one. jSix weeks ago, the conference 3 OJ t. 1 1 a i pi'nri aiaii- ing the recruiting Practices and r- aAic4 1 i 4 i iaj Vi. i i a 4.

Ul Lll Lt; scnoois. me report, was oraw-n ry Crisler. Leslie W. Scott, former faculty representative, at Mich-- igan State; Ivan Williamson, oi Wisconsin: Verne C. Freeman, of Purdue; Big Ten commissioner; Kenneth L.

(Tug) Wilson and his assistant, Reed. Citing the skyrocketing costs of athletics, the committee Avarned that the schools were courting financial chaos which could bring abandonment of Intercollegiate athletics. As a result, a two-pronged proposal will be offered at the meetings. One of the points is that an investigative agency be hired to! survey the financial assets of the-families of every prospective conference athlete and report on the amount of aid he should be furnished. THE SECOND is adoption of'.

a sort of "letter of intent" by all; prospective athletes. It would" provide that an athlete, trans-; ferring from one conference, school to another, would not be eligible to receive financial aid. at the second school. Considerable debate is expected on the full question of athletic aid, and it is uncertain whether any parts of the program will be adopted at the meetings. FRUIT FLOWS Never Had It So Good MELBOURNE OJ.R) Iron Curtain athletes are amazed by the variety of fruit available in their dining rooms at the Olympic Village.

And the a 8 are astounded by the athletes' capacity for fruit. One dining room of 454 people, bad eaten it3 way through 316 cases of fruit in 10 days and that wasn't counting enormous quantities of fruit salad they ate. The payoff w-as when one Russian athlete asked for two pieces of fruit and wandered off with a pineapple under each arm. Cage Results COLLEGE SATURDAY RESULTS Albany Tchrs. 63, XT Marl 43.

Union 60, Franklin-M 25. Manhattan "3. LIU 63. Fhiladel. Tex.

80, Ring's Coll. Ii. RPI (Wis.) 73. dark 73. St.

haw (NY) BO, McGill Ti. 1 rpepntat ivps and rt Roscwall And Althca Win Titles ADELAIDE, Australia (UP) Althea Gibson, of New York, battled to an 8-6, 7-5 triumph over Shiriev ry, or i. reiers- burg, in the women's final nf the South Australian tennis meet Saturday, while Ken Rose-wall overpowered Lew Hoad, 6-1, 7-5, 6-1, in the men's windup. The two Americans; who have1 battled in the championship! round so frequently thev now; are known as the "finals played on virtually even terms throughout the two deuce Miss Fry was the better re- triever, but Miss Gibson was powerful with her service throughout and also capitalized on a fine volleying game. I IV THE men's final it was an all-Aussie show as usual.

Rose-wall exercised nearly perfect control with his placement Shots to win thp championship from Hoad. He showed unusual mastery all the way in a match that was expected to be almost dead even. Rosewall rose to great heights in the third set and veteran observers declared that he showed the best form of his career. Lillle Paclic Upscls Fillies BALTIMORE IJ.R1 Ellis Farm's Little Tache. over-looked in the wagering by a chilled crowd of 18.421 at Timlico.

passed the tiring Blue Banner in the stretch Saturday to gain a 19-1 upset triumph in the Gallorette Stakes. Blue Banner assumed command soon after the start of the mile-and-one-eighth run for fillies and mares, but weakened and had to settle for second money, almost two lengths behind. Mrs. Ethel Jacobs' Searching. 11-10 favorite in the field of eight, ran third.

Friend I Foes Saves Face LEXINGTON. Neb. (IP) A T'min fie hA'i'm rv4 nn 4hv .1 I I I I 1 JA l. Ullll V-iri- lost no varaage on a nara tacKie. In a lnr-M v.r,ta "K1 jus ('-una.

His teammates unknowingly deserter him. The opposing team came to his rescue, and encircled him while he yanked mains. on the tattered re- Results FIFTH Sir. fnrlonr. Alonrr Krrnr) aCiilttpnrr (Alrrrirl B.OO 3 r.4n 41) 1.40 Oainly Jana (Iikkonn Time Solid iWr fhanrti It.

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So Timp 1:12 1. A. Ra.ht.no. 1ihlj Bakpr. Snohhifch.

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Irii.h Slipppr. I.ittla Stnrj. NINTH Two milra and a aixtppnth: Collision (Van Hook) 8.40 .1.211 2. BO Ht HnmphrpT (Stuart) 3.00 2. in l-o (Mikkonrn) .1.00 Timp 1:18.

rtopia. Alndivh. Alithlx ilt. 01 Hooppr, Pandt Pan. Tracpr l.iEht.

Fimlico Results FIRST Milp and half: Rpd rnat (AlrKpnrie) 6.80 5.60 C.KO 4 anc-ka Sito Rlark nffpp Brirp Time 2:.19. Idle Malp Pominatp. Know What. Blnff Toint. Addl Junclp BunnT.

Trinarria, Tarry Rpichaitn. SECONH Si, furlnntra: 1 Our 4larto I Rnvan) 10.20 S. 40 4. BO 4ldo kid ll.nnlr..) 7 A. (Ill Alva H.

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Rrlfaatpr. Sir Stakp. Kins Red. Ilrrnif Sone. THIRD Si, fnrlnnxa: Somp (laaair (hnk) 7.J0 3 80 I) kr Malpr (Corman) 3.80 2.4) II Trail (Nirhnlal 2.40 Timp Extra F.aar.

Romantir: Link. rrp-Tat. TiirU. Blna Rat. I FnlllTH Mil and PTPnT Tardt: I HradlT Artor (kraut) A.

B0 4 lio 3.20 Maplo Shadn tl lark) 7.01) A.2( Okrpean (NtrhoU) 4. 2(1. Timp 4-5. Thrifty Crn, Fran I Hommp. My Tarntlin, Mary -X Lih.

Uild- Pd Lily. FIFTH Sit fnrlnnr: I Soft Dar (AlrkPPl 12.40 Sprond strinc I finrmari I 5. no 3.40 3.B0 3.4 0 Rnrk 4'olonT Alpnu (f.awlpaal Timp 1:12 4-5. ATaail Around. Bnll Btnp Rptllipat.

Challpn. Tarlo, Fenmar.j sixth Mile and an elihth: I Little I'arhp 1 ikirklandl 39.40 12 SO .40 aBlnp Rannrr fAndprsnn) 4.BO 2.20 Sparrhinr (Fafpr) 2.21 Timp 1 :52 2-5. Open Spaamp. 'Annihpr World. Manotipk.

koreatea. i a Roi krhT Slahlpa entry. SEAFNTH Si forlonra: Admiral flrorre ((ertrmanl 6. BO SO Sailint Erpe fhnk 8. BO Porppna Plat (Both) Time 1:12 2 5.

TaT Cnl. 7aU Solo Artial. Old Sea 0n. Memory .1.00 5. BO 1 IAII Pire.

Mai. Fir.HTH Ail and a half: Ball Hawk iPanoasI 6.40 4 oo Fnente (Paaamorel 6 00 Ar. Pink (Clemen T'me 2 4-5. Sonamnner. iRean.

Londooa Le. KiOEt Rnle. 2 SO 3. B) 4. so Gpm i BaUy-l more, Greenlr, Mutty Inn, Chnaco.

down 1.250 pins to take a four-I pin load over SS-year-old Dennis 1 Wright, of Milwaukee, who I rolled 1.216. Hamilton had parripg of 181, 1S6. 233, 205, 21(5 and 225 to lead with 96 of the ISO-man field fin- ished with their first six games, i FORTY EIC.HT MK will I qualify for the semifinals to he rolled Wednesday while 16 will maice the finals Thursday throush Sunday. Stan Thaden. of Chicaxo.

who shot 1,239 on the first shift, was third. lr. Trice, 2t-year-old hnuevife who bov4 let" here tw ajjo under her maiden nam. of Jere Watson, totaled 811 for four jame to take a Vpin lead over Marge Burton, of Ozone rarli, wif of I-onc Inland Star Journal (tport reporter George Burton. Mrs.

Trice rolled games of IPS, 233, 224 and 159 fo Sll. Mrs. Burton had 7K6 while five-time champion, Mrs. Marion Ladewig, of Grand Rapids, was sixth with 755. F'orty-eight women also will make Wednesday" semifinals and 16 will go into the finals along with the men.

rMiNr.4 l4 nr nnftri CompllrH I hitrk Hamilton. 4 hirHKO I llpnnia 44ricHt. lit MiikPD Him Thnrirn. Uilrnin 1 John 4itrnlhpr. Hpnl.

1 I Urtif Rut, l.r.trr. r. Jim Joph, lantinc, Mirh. I Krlrr I-ortlinH. Or.

I Hurrr I lpp. Rivrr.ld. III. 1 Kotnrn Mitn. nonoltttu I I 4 Don 4rtr.

St. I.oiti 1.314 Voting. Dtoit Jo 44ilmnn. Rrrwrn. Til.

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LTVFRN'O'S FORD TF 41 ER CFEN FVE- TO in TO 8 CITY OF DfTROff v' acrrpt bid oq 1 lo "4 CTTT Hid kr prrrvjFR ln 1 a na Cib. --d fo-nj 45'S'I Pt-FAFTMEM. 813 ClIT-COUMT ELDG. to Brigham Young, winner of and Calvin Saturday while East-last year's Motor City Classic em's lone date is with Hope. Saturday's Race BY HAL MTOni.FS WORTH The most distinguished basket- hall team due to visit Detroit! all season will be in town Thurs- i i day.

I It is University of Louisville five, which will meet the University of Detroit in a game will give coach Bob Cali-han a rough idea of what to expect from the Titans in one of the most, ambitious seasons they have tackled. Louisville has been rated second only to Kansas in the preseason speculation. If it weren't seven-foot Wilt (Stilt) Cham- Iberlain in the Kansas lineup, the, Cardials would certainly he No. 1. THEIR ACE is a 6 foot-8 senior center, Charley Tyra.

who already has been nominated for another All-America berth. He won one last year by leading the Cardinals to the championship of the National Invitation Tournament at Madison Square Garden to complete a 26-3 cord. re- Tyra, a product, rang up fiOO points with a collection of soft hook shots and was credited with fit.i rebounds to lead the nation In that important drpartnicnt. Two other main cogs from last year's championship team also are on hand Jim Morgan, an aggressive jump shot specialist, and Bill Darragh, 6-5 re-hound expert. t'o probable interesting pair The other starters are an of sophomores whose arrival at Louisville caused trre school to ho nut on nrnhntion bv the I I r-, a at THEY ARE Brooklyn r''T products A lex Mantel, who rolled up a 25.4 average in freshman competition lflst year, and Don Goldstein, a 6-foot-5 one-hand shooter who averaged 22.7.

Mantel is from Erasmus High School in Brooklyn, Goldstein from Sam Tildcn. Tho man 4ho directs the team 4hich has displaced Kentucky as the po-rr of the South is Bernard (Teck) Hickman, 44 ho has been head coach at Louisville since 1 9 1 1. His teams have won 256 games and lost only 73 for one of the finest coaching records in the country. The Cardinals' trip to the NIT was the sixth straight to a post-season tournament for Hickman's teams. Louisville's visit will be the highlight of a light schedule, al- Murchison, Ex-Bronco Wins Medal MELBOURNE (V) Little Ira Murchison, who attended Western Michigan College, won an Olympic gold medal Saturday on the United States team which set a world record in the top-mctcr relay.

The 5-foot-5 ran third as the team sprinted to vicrory in .19.5 seconds bettering the world and Olympic mark of set by the United States in 1952 Olympics. now is in the Army. He previously had qualified for the finals in the Olympic 100-meter dash, won by speedy Bobby Morrow, anchor man on Saturday's relay squad. Two sAAimmers from the University of Michigan. Dick Hanley.

of Evj nston. 111., and Tack Wardrop, representing Great Britain, qualified in their esents for Monday and Tuesday's finals. Hanley swain on the United States relay team which was runnenip to Japan in the qualifying heat for Monday's final. Wardrop won a trial heat in the 400 meter free. style in to cspture a berth un the finals Tuesday i i I i I I Tropiral Park Results FIRT Sii fnrlonra: Star Shmr I Runt R.SO S.Cll Maid of Cotlon (44 AI.

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