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'*** | ¦ j^WE9m.-? 4ly*p* Terps Upset by Clemson, 73-66;

r " # i ¦ GW Routed by St. John's, 83-67 Duke Tops NYU TRIPPI MENTIONED AS SUCCESSOR Maryland Takes k. r ® Harrison's 138 To Halt Streak; First Defeat by Colonials Fail Ray Richards Resigns Tigers Since # sl 1 Sets L. A. Pace; NEW YORK, Jan. 4 (/P).— CLEMSON. S. C, Jan. 4 (JP). Undefeated St. John's won Its As Cardinals Coach —A brilliant last-half rally by ft ' seventh straight, defeating . Jan. 4 OP).—Ray Clemson bowled over Mary* George Washington. 83-67, in Richards today resigned as land's seventh-ranked Terpa '•'"' Five Have 140 coach Chicago K i \ ? sjfi£f . MjiX the second game of a Madison head of the Car- here tonight. 73-66, before . 4. LOS ANOELES. Jan 4 <*).— dinals football team "for the ¦¦HBH JBHi ¦ day and passed the midway j j deficit In the second Richards, 30. had been at the since 1951. mark of the 535.000 Los An- 1 ! half to beat Hew York Uni- Cardinals’ helm for three years. The Tigers, who won their nft 9r jerk Hk agEU* &*®1 geles Open poor with a two-stroke versity 67-60. The action followed a 3-9 fifth game In 11 starts, beat P® jBSI §|| lead over his five closest rivals. record this season In the East- ff A sum crowd of the Terps at the free-throw The 47-year-old veteran from 5,128 watched ern Division of the National St. shot a one-under-par the twin bill. Football League. line, sinking 17 of 19 chances. m(f Louis accuracy JL rjJ SgJJ go with his Joe Lapchlck. This in free throws, FBPS3* 70 to first-round St John's The Cardinals had been together with hot shoot- score of 00 for a 30-hole total some coach, used all 13 of his play- tabbed as likely title contenders from field, of 130. ing the carried the ers as the Redmen built up after posting a 7-5 record in Tigers to a 15-11 lead 9| ; ' j&4 Harrison got In his round an 1956. after stiff set early 33-16 lead which they seven minutes. before winds In late "After several days of sent It was Maryland's turn then In the afternoon and scores widened to 46-27 at halftime thought.” Richards aaid, "I up stroke or two. and 68-42 midway to begin to move. John Nacin- a In the sec- have decided to resign of Dutch, starting his 37th year ond half. as cik’s set shot put the Terps today as head coach of the as a golf pro. toured the Rancho ahead. 20-18. with just over B Guarllia Gets IS Chicago Cardinals for the best B 1 ' half OoU Club course, with Its 7.170 at*/. . WKr Era nine minutes left in the and par in The outclassed George interests of everyone con- and the visitors earned this '¦* 1 SSiySlyy vards 30-35—71. iSSI 3hh 30-34. Washington team, which had cerned. RAY RICHARDS margin or better until inter- When play resumes for the won only one of its six previous "I want to wish to the own- Quits Cardinals’ Job mission, when they led, 36-32. starts, took 4-0 lead at the and the Cardinals organi- EVERYBODY ELSE PLAYED BAD —That’s the standard quote of third round tomorrow. Harri- a ers star Doug Hoffman and Don Car- corporal's start but quickly fell behind zation every in the nals' and a member of the Dutch Harrison when congratulated on winning, or leading in a tourna- son will have only a success coaching stall, has been ru- ver brought the Tigers back blg-name challengers and never was in contention future.” ment, and that’s what the Traveler was saying after he a guard of mored a possible successor, as into the lead with five quick Arkansas took close to him. However, the Colonials did Walter Wolfner. managing points after the rest period and show classy court In has Jim Trimble, former Phila- two-stroke lead in the Open. Here Dutch chips within a Five Tied at 140 a man director of the team, who Is in delphia Eagles coach. Clemson remained in command Gene Quartlia, who scored 18 Fla., foot of the cup for a par 3 on the 17th en route to a second round 70 Smiley Quick, a Los Angeles Miami Beach. said he re- Richards, who played college until 11:14 remained. points although he played the gretted Richards' action. In a and AP Wirephoto. veteran led the procession ball at Nebraska, broke into Nacincik Ties It 138. of 40 last 15 minutes with four per- statement released here, he yesterday with a 07. fell back sonals. the NFL with Philadelphia in At this point. Nacincik laid to today was deadlocked 1930. He also played with the up snowbird to Ue things at 73 and Bernir Pascal's points. a second place at 140 with 23 16 "It is with deepest regret and Detroit 50-all. The game was dead- jin of which came in the first half, of Ray four lesser lights. that I learned Richards' Lions He coached at Pepper- locked twice more in the next paced the Gus to resign They are Stan Dudas of Phil- victors. Alften decision as head dlne College in 1949 and 1950. five minutes before George had 16 points and Al My years Eighth adelphia. with 60-72; Charles Seldrn. coach. several of and later served as a line Krajack's three-pointer gave Fabius who has been averaging i Philadelphia. 73-07: 20 association with Ray has been coach at UCLA. Clemson a 61-58 advantage. LOSE OR Slfford. game John's, points ji for St. my experience pro Gay Brewer. Jr, Cincinnati. finest in foot- He was an assistant coach Maryland never could catch up scored 11. although he out Ray 71-69. and Tommy Jacobs of sat ball. and I have always with the in after that. mo rethsn half the game got along fine together. Rich- By FRANCIS STANN Hoop Whittier. Calif, whose eagle 1951 and 1952. and then went The Tigers continued to in- As Band Howard McDonald scored 12 ards. in my opinion. Is fine DRAW a to three on the ninth hole put points Baltimore as an assistant crease their lead in the re- for the losers, all of coach and a fine gentleman." before coming to the Cardinals @wm, him into the running. them in the first half. maining minutes, mainly on Wolfner nothing seasoned had to say in 1954. The following year shooting Hoffman, At 141 were such about Richards’ the foul of players as Bo Winlnger of Duke Falls Behind replacement, he replaced as 10 at Handicap is who made 10 for the free- Wins but expected to return to Cardinals head This and That Odessa. Tex., a victim of the Duke led at halftime over coach. His 1955 throw line. Os Chicago sometime next week team had a 4-7-1 mark and he MIAMI. Fla. Jan. 4 OPV late wind, with a 72: Frank NYU. 37-36. but was scoreless teams hit with excel- SOMETIMES IT SEEMS as If a sports promoter—ln and name a new nead coach. followed with seven in Both Mrs. Ada L. Rice s Hoop Band Strsnahan. Toledo. 73: Bob for 7 minutes early in the sec- wins 12 lent marksmanship during the Schlssler—overczars, Charley Trlppi. former Cardl- games In 1956. this case Paul if that's a word. whipped 10 other classy thor- Rptburg. San Francisco. 73: ond half ss NYU tokk a 54-43 first half—around the ¦SO per Imagine banning Frank Olllord from the Pro Bcwi because oughbreds today to win the and newcomers Ken Venturi. lead. cent mark—and the over-all $23,400 Robert E Lee Handicap San Fradsco. 69. and 22-year- At the 10-minute mark the figures for the game bore out the star of the Giants, having agreed to play in the Hula Park, running at Tropical the old Johnny Pott of Shreveport, i Violets hit a cold streak and I by how closely matched the two mile and a sixteenth La., Comeback today, would day In I:42Vb a former Louisiana State Presidents Bowl have missed a of practice! tied it at 56-all After clubs were. Maryland claimed over a fast track. University star, who shot a 07. failing toy point attempts a Washington area Golden Gloves entries will exceed all j behind a at, 26 goals on 60 for Frank C. Rand* St. Amour Harrison was not potting aa< JDuke59-68. the Blue Devils scored j 43 3 per cent average and entries, to according our Richard O'Brien. . . . n was a length back In second brllliantlv as he did yesterday eight straight points and Were Beats New Haven, 5-2 Clemson sank 28 of 66 for 43.4. place, —he three-putted three greens i fact that the Senators willplay a record number of 12 with Mrs. J. A. Leone's home. The Weshington Hoffman Gets 22 Rockcastle third, another length —but he knocked In birdie Presidents i goalie. Gaetan Dessureault. to Bucky Allen of Duke stored Hoffman was high with ties In Orlando doesn’t necessarily mean tsey are and a away. shots from 6 to 30 feet. cooled off the red-hot New Ue the game at 2-all. man Svious half IS of his 18 points in the first 22 points, but he closely Angy Defence put the local was enamored of the citrus-growing Floridians, or vice versa. Band, carrying Harrison has won many golf- Haven Blsdes last night st Hoop lit half and tied for scoring honors ' sextet ahead at followed by Maryland's Nacin- pounds by Johnny ing honors, but an aching bark Johnny Uline thrilling 7:30 of the The blunt truth is that the Washington club doesn't draw and ridden Bucek of the Violets. Arena with a second period when me puck cik with 20. Clemson s runner- Choquette, defeated the favored has hampered him for more It Bobby training was Joe Harris who 5-2 victory before 2.938 fan*. dribbled off his stick into up was Krajack with 18. and that other teams with camps in Florida look Fabius. Gray Phantom and than a year. led Duke's lsst rally with all the Coach Steve Brkladch’s i New Haven cords Kuzma It Maryland s first con- on as a or other outstanding middle dis- "Feel pretty good now. of his six Blue was th*- Senators “Tuesday Wednesday” outfit. In points after the skaters, a pretty team blinked the light for it paid though.” he drawled fell hot red the ference loss and knocked out words, tance runners and 818 40. Devils behind for the last steaming other don't waste a week- date. * themselves, scored their sev- second time on a shot of tie for first place with $8 and $6 40. Old Guard Falls Bark a time. enth win In their last eight from just inside the blue line North Caiolina. Clemson is An Army line coach, Dick Vorls, not only predicted Hoop Band, son of Hoop. Jr., now Tonight the field of about Duke now Is 5-4 for the sea- games and their sixth straight 24 seconds later. 2-3 in the conference and 5-6 the 1945 Kentucky Derby win- Navy’s victory over Rice in the Cotton Bowl, but said: “If 150 was cut to the low 90 and son and NYU Is 2-6. on home ice as the Presidents Wally Kuliman ended Maryland 7-2 for the ner. led nearly all the way. His the overall. is #e iArmy) played Navy more times, they'd beat ties, with scores of 149 and r.eo w»«n o r p pt> closed in on the Eastern scoring in the waning seconds season. five us time was only a fifth of a under. McDonald S 2-2 1 1- KaUlar ] -2 5 ? Hockey League leaders. of the middle stanza when he Maryland, for the Navy second off the record for * third four times. s line is one of the real good ones." . . . track While the youngsters were GuartlU rt-» 4 1« placed the puck beautifully distance by Tflanky :< i-n 2 2 Presidents Goalie Nick Pid- over straight game, was playing the set him last coming up. some »* » Next to a good 25-cent cigar, what this country needs is a of the old aKan l-i a , sodny had another tremendous , Dessureault s left shoulder from without its star guard. Tom January 12. Hoop Band earned guard falling Marshall 2 4-4 2 6 25 out. was back. |ntt i* $»-$» i i* night in nets. leet leg place for the Dodgers settle. This O'Malley $16,150 * the He had the. Young, who has a injury. to fellow is get- In his first start since Doug Ford, ftp* 2 «»-2 3 who won this * Jack Christmas iWlwfc 1 o-2 1 fans cheering his near impos- Porter. Presidents' ting a mite tiresome, don't you think? Day. event last year, " s The Terp s only other lost stands with a Wfcnlw 1 o-o o | sible stops as he tallied 38 inger, and Bill Wouters of New Fabius Runs Eighth along JaaPl .3 o.i* 3 6 was to Memphis State in the •• • • pair of 72s at 144. with 4» . \ * Haven tangicu short slug- Cooppr o o-o o saves. in a Sugar Bowl tournament final Calumet Farm's Fabius, post- Julius Boros, who had a 73 , fest in the third session and Totals T« 1324 22 *7 started out badly game which w ent into three THE SPORTING NEWS wiped away a few sports time favorite at nearly 2-1. got today. Pidsodnv , both received minor penalties —a «T JOSH’S O F P Pt* as Blade Winger Joe Ingoldsbv overtime periods. writing sins when it named Ted Williams as the ‘ outstand- up to fifth place in the dash to Lloyd Mangrum. winner here Pascal \ O 12» The Presidents meet the 3 2 * gave MARI LAND G F P Ft! stretch, Kntrrt 2-3 i New Haven a 2-0 lead in T t>-7 uo ing major . . . into the home four times., had •» fifth place Kacincu 1 league ballplayer.’’ The current move to turn but 72-71—143. Roptha! 2 rt*fl 4 1 ' 1 Jets in Johnstown the first period. 2 1-- - 5 the 1956 Preakness winner while Jack Burke got Scidcn 4 3-3 2 11 this afternoon. BecOt.r bring big league basketball back to town—E L Wolf asso- into the 6-« 2 Wemtarten 1 tM.I 1 S eighth AlfteH ft lrt Ingoldsby took a rebound off Pox. »- Nitrx SVllinilH McNpti « 1 -*-» O 13 faded to in the furious third round with 74-73—147. Man# i o-i o *» ciates. Dave Shapiro and Arnold Heft—reads good except ft Dessurexull P;dsodnv Shanahan !-l 5 to the jB*Dobound 2 1-2 2 . the boards and slipped the puck j i* drive catch leader. Fd Furgol had 74-74—148. and • D Tu-ner ... 11—rt l-i o i .... Lxllo that of years Washington of Perochhli o o-o 1 o W BunfP •» 4-4 •- 16 for a couple had one the best Wheatley Sta b 1 e's Oray the reigning Durkin 12-2 1 4 ' into a corner of the net at 9:14 1 J? outer* Huichbrrnr : National Open C_ Bootie leclere Danko m i»-1 C O teams in the business (the Caps’ and something Phantom, seeking Daley 1 o-o 1 2 for his first tally. He repeated W. Tre.oor Davis 2 u*t» 3 # like a his fourth King. Dick barely got I Kuibia 1 <*-«» Mayer, Kirwan O o-o o o i w l.eFlamme Krukar t» 2 O o at pass ; .. Detellce minority backed them up. stakes of the Tropical Park in L-amotte o 0.0 o i 16:32 when he took a Nrr Hate- spare*—Leacock. with 74-74—149. 1 o-o 1 2 Perrv.i weight Schretber from Defenseman Telford | Chul*. Boilpru Don«i<*>hfn. Jonp*. Totals ttT IMi 14 meeting, shared top of Seven golfers in conten- 1 Ron Imoldsby Now maybe people will believe Eddie Erdelatz, are WR&htn«ton sp«rt* Brk!«- « (II.MmiN . o F P Pi*. who has 2» S.t easily Pidsodny. Campbell. * 126 pounds with Fabius and tion four strokes back of Har- | Total* 25-33 17 i and beat rich Kuliman Mayfield Cle- I Kraiack 2-2 2 16 been going around for a long time saying Tom Forrestal Halftime; 46-27. St John s. The Presidents' then . men’s Porter Bernaquez. Paliadtno \ ockP : 5 O-n 4 10 was second'choice in the bet- rison. They are Paul Harney of came to Score bv period.' I Cartar 14-40 6 was the quarterback in Nation. Forrestal life. Bemie * I’.oju.i* o-o l best the made a ting at 3-1. He wound up sev- : Jay Bernaquez scored i New Haven 2 rt rt ! 1 2 Worcester. Mass Hebert. Duke r. rru. hti* C.FPW Washington Hoffman A 10-10 2 22 lot of believers for his coach with that Cotton Bowl per- enth after making race of Ramsey ; Washington's first goal on a 2 3 i» & : Warren a It Sanford. Fla ; Johnny Bulla, Nrwrombe ft 1 11 4 o a ®a'*a: Dessureault. 33. PicUodny. 1 1-2 l 3 for almost a mile. Schmidt 4 2 in Dtnapoli o o o • fluke when Jack Porter’s shot 3J| ; b:.nt and wit headed Calif. Ham* I 4 rt 1 • Second period Scoring Wa*htng- commission only ; Clement 2 1 ft when his shot ricocheted off a , t<*i. Defehce tLeclerc Brk'.acicht 7 :«o; Democrats all receive $57 per meeting momentarily as they ~ The leaders: Lakata o o o rt Washington Kutma 'Defeltee Le- TarHeelsWin attended. rounded the clubhouse turn. Dutch MarrUon SS-rn— New Haven player's skate past . clero 754 7 Washington Kuliman Smiley lSS 2ftTr67 Totals • Then Jockey Choquette Quick «T.T3_l*n Total* TITITS* the bewildered New Haven 1 t unassisted lrt 24 let *'*» 1 Third pertod—Scoring none. To the hockey Rangers: Thanks.... Willie Mays, mak- the 5-year-old gelding Dudat Hn-77—MO Halftime—3:-.lrt. Duke have his Slfford .... t.-i-MJ—Milt Easily East, ar Brewer Over ing a flying trip back is telling sports writers he way and Hoop my tl-«»—Mo Band stretched ?Ch»rlf*nin Jamba 71-i|» —Mo should hit much better in the Giants' new San his lead to five lengths before Ken Venturi 7-Mljl—Ml 33-GAME SLATE SETS PRECEDENT Francisco Bob Roaburt OH-Ttl—Ml park than in the Polo Grounds. “Ilike that leftfleld fence." the others started moving on Johnne Pott 71-H7 Ml Wake Forest Bo him heading Wlnlnter ...... tto-r:—Mil Virginia Tops he says. "I think it's 395 feet down the line. In the Polo toward the Prank Stranahan Hw-73—Ml ' CHAPEL HILL, N. C.. Jan. Hasan ...... stretch. Da*e To.? I!— M- !' 4 Pete Grounds I'd hit a lot of balls 400 feet in and •Paul Harney 71-7] . i/Pi.—Brilliant Brennan left-center Johnny M Senators j Bulla Mil Schedule 12.661 Fans Attend 77.71* turned in they 'd wind up being outs.” i Billy Caaper 74-HK—M7 one of his fanciest He had plenty left, however, Jay Hebert 70.73 u* performances of the season to- •• • • Jrrry Barber 71-71—|«f night to stave off the late drives of t Bub HU! 73.70 — 14? South Carolina for North Carolina aa ‘Ralph publicist Bt. Amour 11, and Roblnaon 7:i-fo—M.1 1 No the Tar Heels took a smashing CHARLIE JOHNSON. Pimlico now in Rockcastle j Here Art Wall Exhibitions who is 71-71 MS COLUMBIA. 8. C . Jan. 4 m Babe ... Washington 71-45 victory Miami getting ready for the Hialeah opening next week, Manteau. the fourth finisher. i Licharilua TO-7.I—MS —Virginia jumped ahead at the baseball fans i 1 Twelve games will be played over Wake Forest Hoop Band’s biggest IChlck Herbert 70-7.7—M3 will have to in an Conference victory Johnaton ...... writes: “What’s so unlucky about No. 13? Elizabeth Arden I BUI 70-77—M3 start and led all the way to wait until the ' in Orlando, the most since the Atlantic bas- last year was In the $50,000 I Zell Eaton 73-70—M3 opening day game with the Red Senators began ketball game. Al Beldlnt ... 71-72—143 defeat South Carolina. 74-6 S. I training there Graham in 1957 had her 13th horse to win SIOO,OOO in Arch Ward Memorial thej I Jerry Bleelamllh 77-71—143 Sox on Monday. April 14. for on iLloyd a Atlantic Coaat in 1936. Brennan, a 6-foot-7 senior, purses, was talking Reward, natu- grass at Manarum .... 77-71 143 In televised Charlie about Jewel’s Washington Park last Mayfield 73-70—143 gpme their first look at the 1958 Sen- scored 32 points for North ShelleyIlly Maxwell 71-72— 143 Conference basketball Batterymen and a few other rally. ... A University of Illinois professor now says there Nleporta ators. Carolina, ranker* foie-t* **t- See TROPICAL, Page C-8 Tom 71-72 —14.7 here today. players will start workouts is no physical benefit to be derived from golf, bowling, Burt Weaver . . 73-70—143 The club announced Its com- February tionally. and snagged 22 re- The Oamecorks battled dog- plete 33-game training sched- there on 18. with the volleyball dancing. It is squad February bounds. or social nice to know, however, gedly most of the way but night, rest of the due ule last and for the first 25 It .. against that one may "walk uphill. could never catch the visitor*. time in its history it will not was the ninth win Their best effort brought them The exhibition schedule: on? loss this season for North The 11th annual Btar Games comes up January 25, BASKETBALL SCORES play an exhibition at Griffith March point, 1 8 Kanaaa Clt» kl Wr,i Palm Carolina, defending national story George with 1 54-53. with 0:50 Stadium. Bfirh which recalls a dramatic in connection with WARRINGTON ARFA Haakaltaa HI raaaaallaal A7 March V—Kanaaa Clt» at champion, past Clamaon M left In the second half. Beach Went and its 41st in its Wade, winning mller in the second Star Games 1949. Miklihl HH I Maraaaita HI I-*#'* (Chi I HI Because the Chicago Cub* l e«!m 42 games in Drauran* 1,1 Oaanllro HA i Mar.hall RH W. Muhina HV In the late South March 111- Plttaburab at Orlando It also was the 22d Kawarri IVA II (’ Tearhara .1:1 > Maaaackuaalla HR I'alkr A.l moments. had a schedule foul-up when March 11 —Pittsburgh tt Ih was the first major victory for the Yale student, who »«• i Fort Mrert consecutive win on the horn* John'* Bin. All Ora. Walk. Ml Mlanaaala 8.1 Pardaa 7H Carolina cut the margin to 4 the Giants and Dodgers shifted March ll—Boston at Sarasota up (ITNII Mlailaalppl Ml. TV Ankara 41 1* I 'lPhiladelphia at court for the Tar Heels, who had given his reserved seat on a plane to his West Coast „. . UAMKA points Virginia Clear- Mrlpklp *A Qarrna HI II Monaianih 7A Tranlaa an after froze the to .the West Coast, the Sen- water” .... haven't been beaten at home home for the holidays. He had done this in order to pre- Alaaama 70 Ml.alaaippl IV | Maalaaa 78 flak H7 ball for 48 seconds. The win- ators are subbing for them Inr M*r ‘& '.r -Rankk* Cltr at odando 1 Arkaaisa AT Tataa AA , Maklaakari H 4 Gallrakurt H.l I March lA—Detroit at Lakeland since Duke turned the trick in pare for the Indoor season, only after much ur&ng from Raataa < *ll*ar 71 FalrHalal HI Hurra* A7 W. Kaalaakr AA j ners then went back to a freeze their traditional "city series" ' March IH—Detroit at Orlamlo 1955. lloalra fall. HI Aaiarlaaa Inll HH > Maaklaiaai. VI Hannon Rt | and piled up free throws to March 17—Cincinnati at Orlando his coach, Bob Glegengack. The plane crashed, killing 13 Brpßla* 7.1 N. Trial stair AS . North Carolina 71 Waka Faraal 18 with the White Sox The Sen- March I*—Chlcaco at Tampa SranHyla HI kuarhlll .TV ! Ohio Mala TV Mlahlaan HI. AH wrap up the game. ators M rch IIt—Philadelphia at Orlando North Carolina, recent win- TO Wlllanbari, AH | i will play the White Sox •.•(I—Open of Wade’s fellow students. ... Incidentally, the milers and i fifajklT" kali H.l Naaaark Raltara 17 OkR Cal*.. Mareii ner of the Dixie Classic tour- Buffalo H'i Wtalrrn Rrarrvr Ai i Oklahoma Mala. 71 Draka. HA Both teams scored 25 goal*, in Davenport, lowa, on April 12 | 31 —Philadelphia at Clear- sprinters have dominated the spotlight in this meet, with fralra 77 Haifa iKi.i VII: Oaaaia. 77 MaMaalara. A.l and Indianapolis nament. headed Wake Forest Rial# ... but the Cavaliers In on April 13. •:? (Tarlaaall 77 Talaa 7Vi Faaa 77 Kalaara AH connected on March Kanaaa Cltv at O-lando all the way the pole vaulters sharing the lead with the milers only jiaaal <.Bard 71 Waaaaalaa Taafc AI Praakvlarlan V7 Call. Charlaaloa 17 24 free throws to 18 for They'll fly home to tangle with March 3:4—Kanaaa Cll* at Orlando after a 5-5 dead- ...... j I falaraia an .Wiaalai dll Prlnaalaa RO Faaa HR South: March 34—Chtcaao at Orlando lock In the first 2 minutes. once—in 1952 when Don Laz handed Bob Richards his first falaala TV Arm* I? r Frarlaaaaa Rv Rrawn ,v.* Carolina. | the Red Sox a day In advance I M»rch 7A—Ctnrlnnat! at Tampa ;Oaaliaaalh HI Valr 7V RlakmanH 74 VPI 7.1 of the other American League , March \H—Open With the entire team shooting $1 . , ikada laland __ AU March 37—Rt Orlando defeat in meets. 'OailVaaa AH ... VMI A’i 7R Varmnnl Dickie Prater of South Caro- t.oula at ; Ml. Anaalm'a VA .. HH March 3R—New St Peter*, and rebounding In sharp form, Halloa HU liapaal HO Norolrh lina was top openers. York at That the better football players lack gray matter has Halaaaaa MV Hraaal Alli M. Laala. RT nil. RA | scorer with 19 bur the Tar Heels built up a 37-24 Duka H7 NTl' MV 1 HI. Fraaala mkn.) R7 Rlana ml 1 In addition to their first March 31*—Flttahurah at Port Mvera , Fraaala (Fa.). HR, points. Paul Adkins, a fancy March 'll)—Boat on long since been disproved, but Rice's No. 2 quarterback, a faaallna an .. Aaaalaakian MA M. 7H Waalailnalar. swing at Orlando lead at halftime and seemed ; Ml. (Pa.). HA Ralan dribbling guard, into lowa and Indiana, March 11 Onrn Imaorla Mala TV Oaiaha MH Jaaaak'a Nall. HI paced Vir- April I—l,o* get stronger Frank Ryan, who hlk more publicized teammate, faiailaillla ill AM , SMC H'l Barlar AT j the Senators will visit Ken- annate* at Orlando. to as the gam* outshone N. Car. Cull HV . ginia with eight goals four Anrtl at 'urahrni liri Colwnlila TV > , I SnrlntHald llaaala HH and tucky for 3—New York Orlando went along. King Hill, in the Cotton Bowl, offers additional evidence (laartalaaa Mam. HI Malaan MR Valdoala Rial# 71 free throw* points. the first time In 23 I Anrtl I—Cincinnati at Fott Gordon (ianrala iKr.l 71 Llaaola Htaulianvllla lot Marrla Harra* HH for 18 The Oeorala AH I Ml' AH years, playing the Redlegs April Le* Shatter, a big sopho- for what it’s worth. Offered an academic licholarshlp at (iaallord Tamplr 71 fakaaon Valla* Al winners' other guard. Dick at 4—Cincinnati at Charlotte 7H lllah Fatal 71 lanaaoaaa 07 Itileht i scoring "oil Croaa 7'! Aiaamallon 111 Vaadarhill AA with Louisville and Port Knox. April more. was second in Yale, he turned it down for a football scholarship at Rice. ¦aaia-HiVnai HV Norfolk W*M AA tcU. II Tatat A A M. la Stobbs. followed IT. Manager A—Cincinnati at Allanla HI Taaaa Taah, HH Mra. (11l R. (aralla* O.FiSla Cookie Lavagetto's l Aurt H— ('uumnatl at Naahvtllt for North Carolina with 12 And stories that relate him to physics Hofalra 71 Wllkra 7A o*4*l# Anri at nuclear are false, ¦aaa HR HI. lOhlm Ail Tulana. 'HI Flarlda. la»ar» .1 I 7 Callahan 'J (I will break Or- Kentucky 7—Cincinnati Fort Kuo* points, while Tommy Kearns f'aalral Villa Madonna RU 71 loin,an i club camp at 11.1 ... AT Indiana Caul. II 0 (I .7 he told reporters in Dallas. plan pursue course in Nunlar Vaahlra , Vlllanava. flchalnan All Anri 8— Cincinnati at bagged 10. “I to a llllaala HI Wtaaanala HU HA Talk* AAM. la latmar A 7 13 l.ami 3 11 4 lando. Fla., on April 2 and meet Apr! LMiivllle HR HA , 71 Raalk Carollaa Hr •III*an .1 :i V ‘arlcnla 7 0 11 9—Cincinnati at Portsmouth. lolid states physics,” he said. physics to InHlana Norlhwaalarn VJrilolaIV. Carolina AI ! ; the Reds eight times I Ohio OUn Broadway and Georg* “Nuclear has do Indiana tP»,I VII . 7'i HI Kina IMarn | A 7 Pratar 7 A 111 on the Rklaaaaaliura «aa| Vlrtlala 1 April in—Cincinnati at Charles- with Ranlnakr 7H Gaarrla Taah HV IMi MAI 71 trip north through Georgia, lon W v* Ritchie paced Forest atoms and electrons as such. Solid states physics Laiaralla 71 Maraalaa HU i Wirklla Al Naw Mat Ira H.l i ¦ Wake AA Xarlar (Ohloi RO ! North April ll—Open deals with changes in phenomena I,oß*ll* AH Rrraaaaa HI Loalarllla Carolina. Tennessee, April Davenport with nine points each. Win- the of atorfls put s iiiife . 13—Whllt Ron it ... in Rh na / 1 Iranola 71 klon IV PRO ' RdHITMII. . Kentucky. Ohio > lowa Phlladriphla Ilrslnl*Total* 38 34 74 Tolala 38 IS AS and West Vlr- ston Wiggins and Wendell together in groups." So therel lona laland HI f nirklaaoo AT Ualrall II 7a AnrU at * . (rraaaaa HaJftlma; IS—Whit* Bus Indiana- A Laraa RV IU ...... iaataa IMI 8* 21 Tlrslßlk. Iginia. m poll* I Carr for seven each.