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Spartan oars To IC4A Mark Tuesdaj', November 20, 1956 ack Barrier' NEW YORK (JP) Henry Ken-i the Big Ten championship with nedy, of Michigan State, ran the a record-breaking performance, fastest five miles in IC4A history The talented Kennedy also was Monday as the Spartans rani the individual champion in the away with 49th annual varsity i conference meet, cross-country championship at Van Cortlandt Park. The 24-year-old junior from Soviet WeajWIlS Toronto raced across the course in 24:01.8, bettering the old rec-! jYof JJ J) tO Sllllff ord of 24:30.2 set by Charley; Michigan-State, also the defending NCAA titleholder, tallied a. low of 34 points, 114 points less than runnerup St. Joseph's of Philadelphia. Defending champion Pittsburgh, without its ace Arnie So-well, finished a poor eighth with 230 points.

Sowell is in Melbourne competing with the United States Olympic team. The powerful Spartans, runnerup in this competition last year, also took a fourth with Selwyn Jones in 24:29. a fifth by Gaylord Dcnslow in 24:37, a 12th by Terry Block in 25:08 and a 15th by Philip Wheeler in 25:14. THE FLASH Kennedy took Turn to Page 26, Column 2 Threatened by OSB's Parker a 1 1 i. of Georgetown, in 1952.

The Scottish-bom Kennedy last year fell one-tenth of a second -wS: I I -4 i -i- e' iy'y xs MELBOURNE The Russian team for the Olympic modern pentathlon had its pistols rejected at an official inspection They were rejected on the grounds that the butts of the pistols did not conform to Olympic rules. The Australian officials said that the pistols bore prohibited devices. short of tying Capozolli's mark when he won the competition in 24:30.3. THE IC4A TRIUMPH gave Michigan State a coveted "double." The Spartans Friday took BY TOMMY DEVIXE The 20-vear stranglehold football's "glamor boys" have had on the nation's outstanding individual gridiron award may be broken this season. BUCKEYES' PARKER ALSO MAKES GRADE Since the Downtown Athletic Club of New York established the Heisman Trophy in 1935 for the outstanding college player of the year, the award has been almost the exclusive property of fancy stepping backs who managed to live the season in the headlines.

on on Coaches' All-America Twenty of the 21 awards have been to backs. The lone exception was end Leon Hart of Notre Dame in 1949. Strange, indeed, that in almost a quarter of a century of play there never has been an interior The veteran Jess Neely, of Rice, who conducted the voting for more than 500 coaches throughout the country, pointed out that a mid-season leg injury ended a "strong" player of the year bid by Michigan State's Clarence Peaks. He said that Jon Arnett, of Southern California, also was a casualty of the Pacific Coast probation ruling limiting him to five games. Kramer and the other players will appear on a.

national television show (Ed Sullivan) at 8 p.m. Sunday. In announcing Kramer's repeat selection, the magazine hailed the Wolverine senior wingman as "doing everything an end can be expected to do and a lot more." Football's first All-America team of 1956 appeared Monday and the name of Ron Kramer led all the rest. Michigan's magnificent end was selected for the second straight year by the American Football Coaches Association for Collier's magazine. Jim Parker, Ohio State's great blocking guard, was the only other player honored from the Big Ten conference.

Russian Runner Ardalion Ignatyev Nattily Dressed for Drill New Intrigue Cloaks Reds' Olympic Ship lineman whose individual brilliance and contribution to his team's success were regarded high enough to earn the Heis man. i THAT MAY change soon, how- ever, and a performance in thej Michigan-Ohio State game atj Columbus Saturday can play a i part in it. The outstanding Heisman hours after the pretty stewardess broke away from a party of Russians on a Sunday afternoon visit to the. local zoo. "If she planned to ask for political asylum," the Russian said with surprising frank ness, "then why does she wait all this time? Surely she would have done it within a couple of hours." With a hint of the official Turn to Page 28, Column 3 DUFFY DAUGHERTY, of Michigan State, was quoted as saying: "Gave us more trouble, offensively and defensively, than any other lineman we faced." Daugherty disclosed that in the Spartans' 9-0 victory, they used two blockers against Kramer.

"But they couldn't move him," Daugherty said. "We didn't make a first down In the first half mostly because Kramer jammed the tackle hole where we like to run." Benny Oosterbaan, Kramer's own coach, praised him: "Ron always came through in the clutch." THE REST OF the team included Joe Walton, Pittsburgh, end; John Witte, Oregon State, and Lou Michaels, Kentucky, tackles; Bill Glass, Baylor, guard; Jerry Tubbs, Oklahoma, center; John Brodie, Stanford, quarterback; Johnny Majors, Tennessee, and Tommy McDonald, Oklahoma, halfbacks; and Jim Brown, Syracuse, fullback. Tubbs was named by the coaches as their "player of the year" to receive the Walter Camp memorial trophy. MELBOURNE (U.R) The Russians wore worried looks at the Olympic Village Monday and sidestepped discussion of the disappearance of a stewardess from their base ship tied up at the Melbourne docks. Officials at the Russian headquarters in the village declined to comment on the missing 28-year-old Nina Paranyuk, but those that understand English pored over every line of the of her vanishing act.

The Russians morale grot another jolt when 5,000 meter Gold Medal hope Vladimir LlllUilKllt: 19 dim ramci, pound guard. For three seasons Parker has been the key performer in a line that has given the Buckeyes two undisputed Big Ten championships, and ts in position to share the title this season if Michigan is beaten in the finale. Parker won All-America honors last season and is a virtual cinch to be on every top honor team this year. The Heisman would be a fitting climax for a great career. PARKER'S ROLE in Ohio State's success can't be over AS of TODAY Lions, Bears to Draw For Plavnff Sit IF 4- BY LYALL SMITH Kuts tried to drive a hired car and promptly smashed into a telephone pole.

Chuckling over "Western newspaper interest in trivial incidents, one Russian who declined to be identified said I A Young Boxers Fight for Cause Twenty amateur boxers will swing away Tuesday night to help needy youngsters in Dearborn. They will compete at the Knights of Columbus hall, Michigan at Greenfield, to raise funds for the Dearborn Junior Chamber of Commerce youth welfare program, the Old Newsboys Fete Pilots, Tars The Old Newsboys will fete champion DeLaSalle and runnerup Denby Tuesday at the annual Goodfellow banquet at the Hotel Fort Shelby at 6 p.m. DeLaSalle won the annual city high school championship defeating the Tars, 26 to 20, last Friday. Nathan Lurie, grocery chain executive, will serve as host of the banquet. estimated.

The Buckeyes have stressed straight "power" football in which they've been content to take short yardage and grind out touchdowns the hard way. One of the youngsters with the unglamorous job of doing the blocking up front has been Parker. If you're willing to take the word of rival coaches and professional scouts, Parker is DEPT. OF RANDOM THOUGHTS What gives if the Lions and Chicago Bears still are tied when the firing ends It could happen, you know. That little matter will be decided next Monday in Philadelphia when Bert Bell, NFL.

commissioner, will write "At Detroit" on one piece of paper and "At Chicago" on another. Niqk Kerbawy of the Lions and George Halas of -the Bears then will flip a coin to see which one gets to reach Kuts suffered no ill-effects and got over any shock with a brisk workout at Olympic Park. Kuts could not be found for personal confirmation. "I don't Ron Kramer: On His Way Again first bout starts at know" was the standard answer from any Russian asked for news of the Red Army officer's AUTHENTIC CLOTHING OF CLASSICAL TRADITION 1 without an equal in collegiate ranks as an offensive blocker. If Parker should take the coveted award, he would be the fourth Buckeye to be honored and the eighth Big Ten star to be selected.

whereabouts. ANOTHER RUSSIAN who also declined to be identified said "it is certainly very peculiar that this girl Paranyuk should remain missing for such a long time." His statement came 36 into Bell's hat and pull out one of the two slips. That draw will decide the site of the play-off game if it's needed. Only way it can be avoided is for the Lions to bump the Bears twice or keep fingers crossed that either the Giants or Cards do it for them. The fact that the Rose Bowl will be a rematch of a regular season game (Iowa 14, Oregon State 13) shouldn't rub any luster off it.

Biggest item is that Iowa is going out there as the Big Humez Whips Tiger Jones In Paris Bout Harry Suffrin has Herringbones at their Handsome Best PARIS (P) Charles Humez, of France, Monday night outpointed Ralph (Tiger) Jones, of the United States, in a slambang 10-round middleweight fight with both slugging toe-to-toe at the bell. As a result of the decisive victory, Humez hoped to get a shot at Sugar Ray Robinson's crown. I oj 1 I I i Ten champion and that's a sweet switch from early season fears that Ohio State and Michigan State would finish one-two, thus forcing the conference to send its third-best team to Pasadena. Oranges Aren't Sweet SPEAKING OF BOWL GAMES, there's no joy in Miami. The Orange Bowl is tied up with the Big Seven and Atlantic Coast conferences.

That means Colorado, twice-beaten and tied, is slated to play Clemson, a team dumped last weekend in convincing style by the University of Miami. All" you can say is that those oranges aren't sweet. Here's a tip to Buddy Farker when he goes to the early draft meeting: Check up on Indiana end named Brad Bomba. He weighs 220, stands 6-3, has snagged 26 passes this year for 341 yards, is terrific on defense and without a doubt will be overlooked by most pro clubs because he was playing for a sub-par team. Incidentally, you haven't heard the end of the budding feud involving the use of college bands at professional football games.

The Indiana band didn't show up Saturday at the Michigan game but did play Sunday for a fee at the Chicago-Los Angeles affair in Wrigley Field. Where's that guy who insists that a right handed pitcher has the edge when he pitches to a right handed batter? He'd better check with Don Newcombe of the Dodgers whose mark of 27-7 was tops in the majors last summer. Big Newk gave up the amazing total of 33 home runs with 23 of them hit by you guessed it right handed batters. Jim Parker The victory was also sweet revenje for Humez, who claimed he was robbed when he dropped a split decision to Jones in their only previous meeting at Madison Square Garden last March 23. A CROWD of 13.000 highly partisan to the Frenchman, cheered the two fighters throughout as they slugged each other from the opening bell.

Humez won on the strength of a flicking left hand that kept Jones from boring in whenever the Frenchman appeared in trouble. Jones, from Yonkers, N. weighed in at 157 pounds and Humez at 160. Both fighters were bleeding at the final bell. Neither fighter appeared close to going down at any time, but both were shaken several times.

Official scorecards are not announced in France. j- Rocky Lowers Boom on Al PROVIDENCE, R. I. API Middleweight contender Rocky Castellani beat a bleeding Andrews to the canvas twice Monday night in scoring a unanimous 10-round decision at the Rhode Island Auditorium. Castellani, of Lynwood, N.

i weighed 160 and Andrews, of St. Paul. 160. Castellani completely out classed his bewildered foe. Andrews went down for the mandatory eight count on two solid left hooks in the fourth round and again in the fifth.

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International Olympic Committee president, Tuesday lost his fight to include in the Olympic oath a promise by athletes not to turn professional. The IOC gave the Chicagoan a sharp defeat when it voted to strike from the proposed oath the phrase "intend to remain" an amateur. Brundage had tried earlier this year to include the phrase for athletes to take before permitting them to take part in the Olympic Games. CcM They drew 58,515 for the Hoesier game. That should make it read 561,689 for the year.

But they announced a record of 566,093 to erase the former one of 563,363 set in '49. Looks like somebody came up with a new-fangled system of addition out there. to defend himself. Constance, weighing 146 Vi pounds to Hart's 145. suffered! his first kayo in 44 professional! fights.

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