CLASSIFIED ADS SPORTS fretting JHaf WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1953 C ** Sedgman's Victorious Pro Debut Leaves Tennis Experts Arguing Win, Lose or Draw Vines Expects Murray and Krause Arrive By FRANCIS STANN Today to Press TVFight OF THE HUNDREDS of football coaches in town for the Aussie to Win athletic di- Collegiate i Francis Murray, There also is some sentiment National Athletic Association convention, Jordan rector at the University of Penn- for putting television on a re- Olivar probably is the only one who never played a game sylvania, and Ed (Moose) gional basis, but this, too. ap- of high school football. But the big Yale coach is distinctive Most Matches ' Krause, who holds the same posi- parently doesn’t have enough for other reasons. For instance, he likes the ban on S-V tion at Notre Dame, were due in backers. Washington today to lead the spring football. - In addition to whatever rec- Says Krgifter against “Never thought I would,” Olivar was ad- ". Tilden pi fight restricted television ommendation is made by the mitting in a bull session at the Statler. of college football. Television Committee, the NCAA Will Emerge on Top for tomorrow’s open delegates will “I’d Preparing get a chance to always maintained that spring practice raf I||§ sessions of the 47th annual con- vote on the University of Penn- necessary to teach fundamentals in K, a Few Tests was After vention of the National Colle- sylvania proposal for unrestricted order to leave fall practice free for polishing By the Associated Press giate Athletic Association at television. offensive and defensive maneuvers. ANGELES. Jan. which television will be a major The resolution backed by LOS 7.—Ten- oppon- “But if the other schools we play don’t Frank Sedgman, was off to has been heavily against unre- third of the television receipts So what if our kids lose a few touchdowns ¦ stricted television in three bal- would go into a special fund. < a winning start professional because of crude blocking or loose defen- B 'WI as a lots in the last two years, and From that fund, payments would player. little change is expected. sive play. The others are losing touch- K iHj WBL I be made to NCAA members who *,,el, BU“ Television downs, too.” Fr n The 25-year-old artist made The NCAA’s Com- could show they were hurt by mittee had another all-day meet- Olivar to the closeness of Yale’s games last year. his pro debut a triumphant one television. Any surplus would be points same as yester- for last night when he upset ing today—the used scholarships for post- A thrilling win over Dartmouth, a close loss to Princeton, etc. Cali- day—putting the final touches on graduate studies by football “They were great to watch and the fans didn’t complain fornia’s Jack Kramer, ruling its report and recommendations. players. if the niceties were missing,” he says. king of the professionals, 3—6, The actual voting by the full con- Unless there is a big change ! 6—4, 6—4. vention probably won’t take place in sentiment, that plan has until Saturday, but the report passing. IF HE HAD ANYTHING to speak of growing on his scalp, Not so successful was Sedg- little chance of Pre- will be up for discussion by very Olivar might be described as Yale’s fair-haired boy. Just the vious votes were one-sided man’s partner and. until last convention tomorrow afternoon. in favor of strict controls. On 1952 season, you may remember, Herman Hickman week, co-hero of before the the Australian In New York yesterday, Krause January 12, 1951, the vote for decided to sell cigars on television. Yale moved up Hick- Davis Cup team, Ken McGregor. SEDGMAN SHOWS HIS SPEED—Australia’s Seedgman puts a performance told a Notre Dame alumni meet- controls was 161-7. On January new assistant, Olivar, on a temporary basis. What In his first pro match he fell Frank on brilliant ing year man’s as he goes after a drive by Jack Kramer in last night’s match at Los Angeles. The Davis that “television is here to 11 last the vote was 163-8 they they liked well that Jordan has a new three- before the two-handed attack of stay,” but he permitted the Rev. and a mail vote an- saw so now Cup star beat Kramer, 3—6, 6—4, 6—4, in his debut as a professional. —AP Wirephoto. referendum year Pancho Segura of Ecuador. 6—2, Edmond Joyce, executive vice nounced June 8 last year was contract. 7—5. At New Haven there’s peace, and it’s wonderful. That’s president of Notre Dame, to do 185-15. what the was saying, anyway. “Little things count a 7,000 See Debut. most of the talking about the man position. That position lot,” pointed instance, played home Sprint Whitfield Expected school’s Olivar out. “For we seven The Aussies’ American pro de- Yale Ace Once Halted was outlined in a 10-point state- Indians and Yanks games. We had two road games. Our longest trip was to but was staged before a near- To Perform Here ment by the president, the Rev. play Navy in Baltimore. The only other road game was next capacity crowd of about 7,000 Theodore M. Hesburgh, in By Polio to Run in Star last Sat- Deprive Browns meaning Harvard at Cambridge.” Pan-Pacific Auditorium. Games urday. door, It the Despite Rival Bid Olivar smiled reminiscently as he recalled his coaching was first of a 90-match By Lewis F. Atchison I Only Meet With Sprint Series. None of the recommendations Os Night Games schedule for 1953’s new tennis The unique Mai Whitfield, two-time Olym- days at Villanova. “We’d travel to the Pacific Coast one week Henry Thresher, sprinting sen- Star meet is in in the NCAATelevision Commit- By the Associated Press troupe on a tour for which i that it is the only one with such pic 800-meter winner and rec- tee report have been announced Louisiana, somewhere, the next. We’d travel 15,000 Sedgman sation who won national prom- NEW YORK, Jan. 7.—The and to or signed to play for a ; a sprint series. The big armory ord-holder, is expected to appear as yet, but they are believed to miles It rugged.” guarantee of $75,000 inence three years ago by win- Cleveland Indians and New York a season. was and Mc- floor provides space for a Evening be similar to last year’s game- have Gregor $25,000. in The Star Games next Yankees stricken the St. Jerry Neri, one of his assistants, nodded in agreement. ning the sprint series in the Star straightaway 100-yard dash, of-the-week program that had Louis Browns from their home show, tasty Saturday despite reports that “Last long trip I took,” he said, “was when I left the Red- The and a one it Games, will be back Saturday ; something most of the other big only one big game on TV every night schedule for 1953. This was, goes on again here tonight. indoor he has been declared eligible to skins in California last September to join Ollie in New Haven.” night at the Armory in search meets can’t have. In ad- Saturday. There is some senti- was termed as a “reprisal” meas- On the next stop, Saturday and dition to the 100-yard dash, there run in New York Metropoli- ment for not announcing the of lost The flashy the ure in return for Browns Presi- Sunday it moves into Ney York’s his laurels. races of 70 and 80 yards, all full schedule of games before Bill Veeck’s COULD BE THAT OLIVAR is shopping for a new assistant are tan championships the same TV dent television black- Madison Square Garden. Yale trackman is regarded as with the same six invited stars. the season opens, but awaiting out decree for his team’s games Not Neri, old night. at this convention. as a replacement for an One match hardly makes the one of the principal challengers Bragg won all three last developments later in the season in Cleveland and New York—- and pro tour. For races Whitfield, recently discharged standby, but for Bill Dudley, the ex-Virginia star the last three years Bragg Morgan year, taking 70-yard to see which games are of na- unless he is cut in on the TV of Art of State, the dash in after over nine years’ service in who worked with the Yale backs last year but who is re- Kramer has cleaned up on 7.2 seconds, the 80 in 8.2 and tional interest. fees. the opposition last year’s winner. the Air Force, now resides ported ready to join the Redskins as a backfleld coach. Bobby Riggs, Thresher’s story one of the 100 in 10.1. None of these in There also is some talk about Only day games are listed for and is Jersey City. He was told yes- “I to was saying, Pancho Gonzales Pancho sport’s times was a record for the meet, the possibility of allowing games the Browns in Cleveland. The hope see Bill here,” Olivar “and find Segura. ap- most heart-warming terday that he had been made But Sedgman chapters. He for Mercers- but Bragg, like Thresher, is co- to be televised on a local basis Yankees originally allotted two out how he stands. I hate to lose him. He’s not only a great parently ran eligible for the Met AAU event, poses the toughest burg Academy in his first ap- holder of two of the meet records. when such games are sellouts. night games to the Browns, but guy but a fine coach.” opposition Kramer has had. restricted to athletes of the New That was done on a few occa- when Veeck refused to budge pearance in the Star Games and Thresher set the 70-yard mark Ivy League football, Olivar admits, is something less than Vines Favors Sedgman. York area. sions last season as exceptions from his original stand, they the sprint series victory estab- of 7.1 seconds in “ Pacific Coast Conference As a California insurance Ellsworth Vines, a 1950, a figure According to Howard P. Bailey, to the NCAA plan. were away. the brand. tennis lished him as one of track’s matched by Bragg in 1951. The president taken kingpin before he a golf of the District of Co- man, Jordan is not unfamiliar with Coast football. “They’ve became budding young stars. 80-yard pro, last night’s figure of 8 seconds was lumbia AAU, Whitfield is com- got too much manpower—too many good, big boys—for Yale, witnessed Polio struck Henry the follow- in by ¦—Shop tomorrow night til 9—^— match. He picks Sedgman to set the first meet in 1948 mitted to run here. Bailey said Harvard and even Princeton to match,” he said. “But I don’t ing year and for a while his Joe Cianciabella of Manhattan a protest* over the reported action win the most matches. sports career seemed ended. He know, I like it at Yale.” Bill jand matched by Thresher in 1950 of the New York AAU has been Tilden thought otherwise. was unable to compete here last One thing Olivar would like at Yale is a bit more speed. He said Big Jake, as Kramer ! and Bragg in 1951. filed with Daniel J. Ferris, na- is year but a big heart, good med-* Cianciabella “My are One day four offered known, needs few matches *i also was the rec- tional AAU president and chair- backs slow. linemen to race a ical care and sound training yards, doing with Sedgman, and will ; ord setter in the 100 man of the National Registra- my four fastest backs at 200 yards, a relay. The bacfcs should again program restored his health. Re- 9.8 in 1948. emerge on top. That was matched tion Committee. Ferris is in- have given the linefnen a 15-yard start. Instead, they started ports from Yale indicate he’s by Jim Fielding of Georgetown The two former greats pretty vestigating. to separated gives you running as well ever. Off even inches them. That idea. as 20% and only an in 1950 is scheduled 40% well reflected of and MacDonald Bailey Whitfield to run wrong the division Thresher shares the 70 and Fielding But don’t get me ... I like Yale.” opinion. of Great Britain in 1951. in the Invitation 600 at The Star 80 yard records in the sprint was the Georgetown U. sprint Games. Sedgman took all Kramer had series and has hopes of taking EARLIER IN THE SECOND day of the convention, with to offer in the first set and it sole possession of them. 1 (See STAR GAMES, Page C-2.) MEN’S CLOTHING: its associated offshoots, Paul Amen of West Point reported was too much. But he battled Katy Gets Divorce Decree press the college baseball are a Kramer on even terms for eight to the and showed coaches games RENO,' Nev., Jan. 7 (/P).— big leaguers from of the second, with confused unit. They are trying to keep the neither yielding service until the Katy Rodolph, Olympic ski tampering with collegians and Amen even said at one point, Aussie produced the" first break. Coaches Moaning Over Lack queen, ended her marriage here “If a sophomore happens to be a standout and J-he Yankees He matched Kramer’s tremen- yesterday to Paul Wegeman, fellow member of United him $50,000, we wouldn’t stand in his way.” A little dous backhand passing shots, the offer Os Jobs; Butts Story Ridiculed States Olympic ski squad. As he a college draft, similar to pro and outscored him from base- later Amen said favored oring the allied she received her divorce decree, press, he pulled in his line and net to win the ninth By Mefrell Whittlesey conference mem- football’s, but under attack by the bers tomorrow 5 to 7. Os 21-year-old Colorado girl game. He then won his own One of the assistant coaches from the horns on this stand. serve to take the set in the 10th course, sporting goods firms, air- told reporters she plans to re- A mixed-up, unhappy lot, the baseball coaches. They are Starts Out With Blast. attending the American Football lines, etc., hold continuous open main single. unhappy the pro raids of the campuses and, if they don’t Sedgman started out with a Coaches Convention at the Stat- house in their suites. SALE over admit it, they’re selfish about it, too. Too many of their blast to break the Kramer serve ler was moaning about the lack game teams are raided, Amen was saying after a committee hear- in the first of the final of jobs available. Several of the head coaches Eppie set. They played to the hilt from are inquiring about Wilson Auto Parts, Auto Glass ing with John Kobs of Michigan State and Barnes of . “There used to be hundreds of there on in and while Jack High’s Mike Sommer, only to Colgate. didn’t know it, he was a goner. job changes between football . SUITS. is a long one. . . vague learn the list It was such a recommendation, and so subject to Later, Kramer termed Sedg- seasons,” the coach said. “Why, One of the least-likely at trade this rumors criticism, that NCAA President Hugh Willett of the University man’s second serve “the best 1 we used to Jobs at the convention is supposed to be moved to end the Amen-press ever ran into.” He said he could convention just for something that Wally Butts of of Southern California felt everybody sitting the one HERSON not get set for a power return to do. Now is OUTERCOATS begging pressure of other meeting-room activities. Georgia will be the new coach of rhubarb, because he never knew where tight. Half of the coaching Auto Rapaira—AD. 2*7100 And yet the college coaches have a point. As Amen the Baltimore Colts. “Wally the Sedgman ball was going—- staffs are afraid television is wouldn’t trade jobs with Eisen- stressed, “On one college campus there were 52 boys who to the line or to the center of going to force them out of busi- 72 Fla.Ave.N.E. couldn’t play baseball because at one time they’d signed a the court. ness.” (See COACHES, Page C-3.) pro contract. We don’t mind if they take our big time stars Kramer said he felt the lack There are only two major jobs with real future, but we don’t like the idea of big league Os recent sharp competition. He open, at North Carolina and Ar- a played throwing disbarring college hasn’t such tennis since kansas, and Bowden Wyatt of THE LARGEST FLEET—YOUR GREATEST CHOICE clubs out a lot of contracts and last $39-75 September. boys who haven’t got the slightest chance of making the Wyoming apparently has the Segura, the pigeon-toed scrap- Arkansas job sewed up. big-league grade.” were *SO per from Latin America, broke While there apparently are few McGregor’s serve in the fourth jobs available, a number of the IN THE STATLER LOBBY, later, Charley Gelbert was game of the first set and went assistant coaches are here ob- talking. Gelbert should be a familiar name. He was on his on to win five straight games. viously hoping to improve their the as a member McGregor Out-Maneuvered. positions. Among the lobby-sit- way toward becoming one of best shortstops in set, he almost shot leg McGregor, the second ters is Jimmy Phelan, coach of of the St. Louis Cardinals when off a in held on until Pancho maneu- accident. His fielding range limited, despite the Dallas Texans, who obvious- a hunting a vered him repeatedly out of po- ly is without portfolio. remarkable recovery, he served a hitch with Washington and through in the $44-75 sition and broke then became a college coach. sixth game. The end was in Today’s social affairs are were *55 “At Lafayette,” Gelbert said, “we had a shortstop named sight, but it didn’t come until topped by the reception given by McNally, a sophomore. pros signed him I think they had kept the crowd enter- the Notre Dame Club of Wash- Jack The and games a the NCAA championship. Then there tained for 12 and more ington from 6 to 8 pjn. at the It cost us crack at than an hour of play. was a pitcher named Izzy Troutwine, who turned pro under Carlton honoring more than 50 Os the two pro newcomers, Notre Dame alumni active in the to $95 and similar circumstances. McGregor seemed less at home S6O Suits Outercoats coaching . . position. . The McNally now is playing shortstop for Greenwood, Miss. in the unfamiliar surroundings Touchdown Club will be host to I don’t know where Troutwine is. What I do know is that of lights and extra-fast canvas the active members of the Amer- Mt nttMrm.unnuiFN most college stars don’t rise above Class D and few ever reach covering. Sedgman played cau- ican Football Coaches’ Associa- I 75 first set. After S 75 Would you trade a full college education for these tiously for the tion at the TD Club from 5 to 7. to Class A. that he seemed as much at home . . . Tomorrow’s events will be i Go via COAST LINE 4B- *76- Jobs? I wouldn’t.” as Kramer. featured by the Scripps-Howard ' Other meant of transportation The windup doubles match Coach-of-the-Year dinner hon- m iff get there, Coast by Nfe \ J may you but was won Sedgman and Mc- oring Michigan State’s Biggie /f Line gives delightful, Sport Coats and Tuxedos’also greatly reduced This occa- j you a soul- NCAA Convention Schedule Gregor, 11—9, 6—3. Munn at the Statler. There also */ / satisfying trip of convenient sioned no surprise. The Aussies is a reception at the Mayflower tk schedules... fine equipment... TODAY. 2 p.m.-5 p.m.—Business Managers in / j general session. Mayflower north room. as a team rate as the finest / track. No Down Payment 9 am -5 D m NCAA registration. by the Southern Conference hon- V Kgr "¦/ easy-riding fl p.m.-10 p m.—NCAA Nominating the world, pro or amateur. Mayflower Promenade Committee. Mayflower room 260. That’* why today— a* for mors ft a m.-5 D.m —Football Coaches regis- |f tration Statler FRIDAY. \\ than 50 yeara—more Florida vaca- 4 to Selects Sedgman donSeta travel by Coast Take Months Pay D. J. K. 0 a.m.-noon—Baseball Coaches’ busi- 9 am.-8 p.m.—NCAA registration. Hopman Lina than by ness meeting Statler Federal Room. Mayflower promenade. any other railroad serving the State. 9 a.m.-S o.m. —NCAA Council May- 9 a.m.-lO a.m—Football Coaches As No. I Amateur Player flower room 260 general session. Statler. BRAKES a. m.-noon Managers MELBOURNE, (£*).— 9 a.m.-S D.m. —NCAA Extra Events 9:30 Bhslnass Jan. 7 FIRST INFLORIDA TRAVEL Mayflower room 238. general session. Mayflower north room. Refined While You Wait Committee. 10 a.m.-noon—NCAA Football Coaches Harry Hopman, non-playing cap- 9 a.m.-S D.m. —NCAA Television Com- lolnt meeting. Mayflower ballroom. FLORIDA SPECIAL • MIAMIAN mittee. Mayflower room 259 2 p.m.-5 o m.—NCAA annual business tain of Australia’s Davis Cup RIVETED J& 10 a.m.-noon—Public Relations gen- meeting. Mayflower ballroom. LINING £A.SO A EAST COAST CHAMPION p.m.-5 p.m.—Business Managers Sedg- eral session. Mayflower Jefferson Room. 2 champions, named Frank AS LOW AS 1 p.m.-5 D.m. —V-5 registration, general session. Mayflower north room. | ’ • WEST COAST CHAMPION p.m gen- man as the top amateur tennis Statler Capital Terrace. 2 p.m.-s —Football Coaches ~ VACATIONER—Boston Section 3 p.m.-10 p.m.—NCAA Committee on eral session. Statler. player in the world for 1952 to- V\ Committees. Mayflower North Room. 4 pm-H p.m.—NCAA ladles recep- day. VACATIONER—New Yack Section 2 p.m.-5 p.m.—Baseball Coaches tion. Mayflower east room. VC? clinic. Statler Federal Room SATURDAY. Sedgman headed a list of 10 ar ~ ¦jH# HAVANA SPECIAL 2 p.m.-5 p.m.—NCAA Statistics Com- 9 a.m.-5-p m.—NCAA annual business V mmj • Mayflower meeting, Mayflower ballroom. that included two of his Aus- BP* ) PALMETTO EVEROLADES mittee. Room 237. _ 2 p.m.-4 o.m.—V-6 Board ot Direc- tralian Davis Cup mates and BONDED ML K'V/ FARES, exclusive of tax, os lew oti tors. Statler Town Room. Sedgman . mmM. I w from WASHINGTON to: 8 p.m.—College Committee Head- four Americans. and jsi’- MIAMI, 830.94; ORLANDO, $24.89, quarters. to be announced McGregor, placed fourth by 1 K? 7 p.m.—Baseball coaches annual din- Ken R ST. PETERSBURG, 527.79. ner. Statler South American Room NBA Standings Hopman, starred as Australia W 8 p.m.—Football Coaches photographic By the Associated Press Florida symposium. Statler. successfully defended the cup booMef—free. TOMORROW. WESTERN DIVISION. against the United States re- LININGS Oaerutec« SO .000 MUesl 9 a.m.-S p.m.—NCAA registration. W. L. 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