Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • Page 38

08 Monday, March 4. 1957 DETROIT FREE PRESS THAT'S STRANGE ROLE OF EX-HOOSIER 2 Track Titles--20 Years pom i Don Twenty years ago, when Billy, Hayes was Indiana University's' track coach, the Hoosiers annu-i ally produced the Big: Ten's fin-; est distance runners. Illinois, long a top-ranked power in Big Ten track circles. The Illini tallied only 11 3-5 points. Michigan won two events and Michigan State one.

THE WOLVERINE triumphs were turned in by Dave Owen in the shotput with a toss of 56 feet, i inch, and by footballer Jim Pace in the 60-yard dash. Australian Dave Lean turned But the interference ruling saved thp Honsier and, gave them therhampionship with 37 2 points. Ohio Stat was the runnerup with 31 't points. Michigan State took third place with 28 3-5 paints and defending ehampion Michigan was. fourth with 26 3-5 points.

One of the shockers of the meet was the last-place finish of KM na MOW OWKN SCHOOl in the Spartans' triumph in the 440-yard run. He was deprived of a double when he was disqualified for cutting in on a turn and the victory was awarded to Tom Ecker, of Iowa. Ohio State's brilliant Glenn Davis established an individual conference scoring record by grabbing 16 1 '2 points. Davis, the 4C0-meter Olympic hurdle champion, won the low hurdles, was second in the high hurdles and 60-yard dash, and tied for second in the broad jump. EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC AUDIO-VISUAL EQUIPMENT fnm 8m Cam Igma Mnlt Cmert.

Fran a Tall Scrna Indiana was doubly blessed with a great pair during the 1936 season in the brilliant Don Lash and diminutive Tommy With Lash and Deckard in the starring roles, the Hoosiers took the outdoor championship in a meet held at Columbus. Tied for the runnerup spot that season were Ohio State and Michigan. Camplali Artitariam Pro factor Eaaia- eat. silent ar Mint: a navi ft. LOBBY HOBBY CAMERAS.

17300 Wanton" it MtNkhali TO 9-1900 lata Em Eta. rill 9 Mikan's- Bid Vetoed By Laker Owner mill Fisher Pontiac SELLS FOR LESS 1 1 HIRE'S PROGf! BRAND NEW '57 PONTIACSf DECKARD WAS back in Columbus Saturday and the twists of track fate threw him into an odd role. The former Hoosier, who now is a Des Moines drug LOS ANGELES (P) Ben Berger. co-owner of the Minne CATALINA HARDTOP COUPE DELIVERED s252500 apolis Lakers professional basketball club, said Sunday he v- i ip" n.S;Trinll-7n-1w,liiliii iiniiu. "nam TmmJZm the annual Big Ten indoor cham-1 ccmld not an offer b' former pro star George Mikan 10 Duy ine rrancnise.

pion ships. With the outcome of the meet INCLUDING: AH F.clorr AND Slratofliglit HTdra-Matic, DeLux Radio with Hi-Fi Spakfr, l'ndereal Hratera, DefroMer, Window Tah-era. Arrant Tutone Paint, Antifreeze, SALES TAX AND LICENSEI I I ONIY AT (1 Cr ecor hinging on the final event the Mikan telegraphed an offer of, $150,000 to Berger, who is here on a trip. Berger said he and his business 1 partner, Morris Chalfen, already! had conditionally sold the fran-j chise to former baseball star' upon to make a decision which I Olllllll 111 Phone LA 7-5000 i handed the title to his old school at the expense of Ohio State. 100-Mile Race Glenn Cunningham Chats with Young Detroit Friends Cunningham Still Busy On Pel Youth Project SERVICE TIL MIDNIGHT ON All MAKES SATURDAYS UNTIL P.

ML CONCORD, Marty fMarioTn R.nd;Mi"?" "sAh" I of St. Louis, for $150,000. Smith, of Atlanta, gunned his! 1957 Chevrolet into the lead on; iv- THE 4fiRKFMFT RproJ PONTIAC CO.f Deckard and his Inspectors didn't hesitate in railing a clear-cut case of interference against Ohio State's Chuck Turek for bothering Don Matheson, of Michigan, on the opening leg of the race. 12740 GRATIOT, Bet. Conner and 6 Mile Rd.

the 87th lap and then held off a.and cner, reserved the right Glenn Cunningham is covering, months of the year. Three sum- BUT GLENX has not forgotten -PS strong vy oan.c.,;to cancel the sae to Marion and of Charlotte, to win the NASCAR. Fischmann if a civic organization it" thousands of miles these days mer months are spent com- running completely, and he does follow his advice to the nation's Ohio State went on to win the 100-mile Grand National Circuit, should come forward with with the ease and grace he once pletely with his family, displayed in covering one mile oni th nation's running- tracks. I HOTF FOR rcipnn is an R40. and Race here Sunda' matching offer.

vounr neoDle. He tends to his relay, only to lose the ev A crowd of 11,000, largest everi 1 1 i ....,1 line meei wnen wethara naiiueu But Berger said a new offer from an individual such as The famed middle distance acre ranch near Cedar Point, 1 sPlruual ana Pnyslca' his official ruling. (to gather for a single event in runner of the 1930s is still active Kan. His family is equally im-' maintaining a sound mind in a Indiana had opened the gates Cabarrus County, watched Smith con- make a single pit. stop 21 sec Mikan's could not he sidered.

onds on the 137th lap and speed in a sideline wnicn nas occupied pressive a wife, five daugh--sound body. ifor the possible Buckeye triumph him for 20 years lecturing ters and three sons. The young-j -j ran a mUe for fun a year when its Harold Cafey and Len to youth and civic groups on the est Cunningham is a seven- or so ago," he said, "and some! Robinson failed to make a baton value of moral, healthy living. I months-old girl and the oldest friends timed me in less than 'exchange and wound up finish- across the finish line only six: Berger said he understood a eronds ahead of Baker, who also civic group brought together by was driving a 1957 Chevrolet. the chamber of commerce would Cunningham is in Detroit on a 19-year-old co-ed at the Univer- 4:20." ing last in the event.

two-week visit sponsored by the stv of Iowa. Michigan Temperance Founda meet in Minneapolis Monday in an effort to buy the franchise and keep it in Minneapolis. By Walt Ditzen FAN FAKE tion. Sunday he addressed youth The Cunningham ranch Is devoted primarily to the raising and breeding of Arabian horses and Shetland ponies. About 200 acres are farmed and filenn has another 1G8-acre farm in the area.

groups at Bushnell Congrega tional Church. BEFORE HE leaves the area Friday he will have visited some, schools and churches and spoken to 26,000 children. I Samuclstucn Wins Again BERLIN, N.H. Ansten Samuelstuen, of Steam Boat Springs, Sunday continued his superb jumping to capture the National Class A ski jumping championship on Berlin's iv mk aW aaal mat in It i iimmii ij srvl Isl ir, i fl 1 956 MODEL TIRES J- ftn mill fill -F Cunningham, he's "Doctor" inow, by virtue of a doctor's degree in Education from New York University, said goodby to His coast -to -coast travel (schedule might seem a little strenuous to someone less ac-oistomed to moving about quickly than Cunningham, still athletically trim and vigorous at 47. He usually is on the road two weeks, then home for one, nine competitive track in 1940.

"I DON'T HAVE much time even to follow the sport these days," he said. "I do get to the Kansas and Drake Relays occasionally, but my lecturing, family and the ranch keep me pretty busy." Had he seen any of his successors crack the four-minute mile harrier? (Cunningham's own best time was 4:01.1) "No, when John Landy and Roger Bannister both did it in Vancouver in 1954. I was talking to some boys in Nebraska," he said. giant 80-meter jump. A crowd of 10.000 saw the former Norwegian flier, who Saturday broke the hill record with a 2fi2 foot leap, soar 237 and 2f0 feet in almost flawless form to win with 223.1 total.

Willie Erickson, 19, of Iron Mountain. who captured the Class crown Saturday soared 265 feet twice but was disqualified each time when he fell. Monday's Race Entries Fair Grounds Entries I FIFTH rr rUimini. 4-IJoliDfj yar-old and na. fnrlon: 1 1'ninny'j Will i Surnnilan Sum Imo IM Forward Look honey dreamers 111 1 Cvnthian Sia it Wire.

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Nicholson, representing the National Brewing was chosen "Sponsor of the Year." The event, sponsored this year by the Bowling Proprietors Association of Detroit, attracted a field of 250 entries. TRACK Fa.t'n Michigan 78. of Chirarn 26. HOCKFT Colorado Collece 5. Mirh.

Tech. 4. Minnesota 3. Michigan State 2. SWIMMING Michigan State 70.

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RFSTLING Minne.nta 16. Michigan 1. GYMNASTICS Michigan 71. Ohio State 41. Mich.

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