Defenses to Tell Story LITTLE SPORT THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C** A-11 Washington Places Dates and Sites Listed WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31. 1952 Only One on Boys' Leahy Predicts Bowl Victories By NCAA for Cage Team For Georgia Tech and Trojans Playoffs All-America the ends in an effort to make them in 1953 By Frank Leahy , Spatial Dispatch to Th« Star Notre Dame Football Coach commit themselves. By th* Associated Press LAKELAND. Fla.. Dec. 31.—The Because so much has been , Although both of these teams KANSAS CITY, Dec. 31—The about two largest , possess standout offensive units mythical All-America boys’ club , written the National Collegiate Athletic Asso- games, I , and have scored against every op- team announced today by the bowl believe our best was service would be in giving a few ponent this fall, we look for the ciation today listed the probable Pop Foundation, sponsor story. Warner ' hints to the rt- defense to tell the Georgia dates and sites for its 1953 basket- of the Santa Claus Bowl, end only Tech has the defense and its best ball championship playoffs. day was against em- one member of the Washington who Duke which The plans call for the finals to Mary Slaughter Reaches Major League Figures Barkley to Speaker ploys an offense similar to Missis- La Mofta 7-5 Favorite Be team, which won the bowl tourna- sippi’s. That’s what has caused be held at Kansas City March At De Molay Opening ment, is on it. us to pick Tech to win. 17-18. | Indoor Tennis Semifinals Three major league baseball fig- At Touchdown Dinner Tonight By Ih* Associated Press Back John Luce of 6130 Thirty- Southern California’s team will Regional playoffs, if present Over Nardico ures will participate in ceremonies Vice President W. Barkley be no stranger to fans although BROOKLINE, opening Molay Alben first street N.W., Washington, was TV recommendations are carried out, By ths Associated Press Mass., Dec. 31. the De Basketball will be guest speaker when Gov- has it that a Mary Slaughter of League rumor few offensive Top-seeded at 3 p.m. Sunday at the ernment join top sports named to the first team. would be March 13-14 at these MIAMI. Fla., Dec. 31.—Jake Charlottesville, will play leaders changes have been made tot Va„ Ruth Alexandria Armory. figures at the 18th annual Touch- Luce was one of the stars who information on Wisconsin’s benefit. I would like four sites: North Carolina State La: Motta, the veteran “Bronx Jeffery of Melrose in the semi- ** Ossie Bluege. farm director for' Club dinner January 21 at helped Washington beat Green the Sugar Bowl to advise Rose Bowl viewers to College, Kansas State College, Bull,” and Danny Nardico. free- final round of the National Junior the Johnny Klippstein,’-down game, Nats: 'the Hotel Statler. Bay, 6-0. and Wilson, N. C., 13-0, the thing watch Southern Cal’s Elmer Wil- (Fla.) fighter, Girls’ indoor tennis tournament pitcher for Chicago Cubs, Oregon State College and the Chi- swinging1 Tampa the and! * Barkley will lead a host of Gov- hoite. No. 73, particularly on de- today at Longwood. George McQuinn, majorl In the two-round tournament cago (111.) meet in the Coral Gables Coliseum former ! ernment dignitaries, including fense. He was into our backfleld stadium. 1 June Stack of Hamtrack, Mich., league star now operating sports, which ended Monday night. play described The recommendations werei tonight with a light heavyweignt a Secretary of Agriculture Brannan, so fast in USC’ defeat by Not* and Carol Wendall of Malden will store in Arlington, will help get! (The players are returning Vrank Leahy, made by the Basketball Secretary of Treasury Snyder. to by Matty Bell, Dame that on two occasions we ; NCAA title match in prospect for the meet the other semifinal. the boys’ league under way. Washington on the Atlantic Tournament Committee in ; John R. Steelman, assistant to the director of athletics at Southern couldn’t even get a screen pass and ap-, survivor. Coast Line’s Havana Special, Methodist, proved by the Executive Commit- Miss Slaughter, an 18-year-old President: Representative Ray- when he was in South away in time. He is the key man Only 3,500 University of Virginia freshman,; scheduled to arrive in Union Bend recently. He said that the in a great defensive tee. They are subject to action by “live” fans are ex- bum, majority leader of the House, tomorrow.) line. pected. fight had a difficulttask getting through Station at 1 a.m. two most deceptive plays he saw Our against the NCAA annual convention In 1 but the will be I NBA Standings and Representative Martin, mi- most fruitful play ! viewed by the quarter-finals with a 6—2, Haley Not Chosen. all fall were Oklahoma’s fake to Southern Cal was Washington, D. C., January 8-10. millions of television WESTEKN DIVISION. nority leader. Chief Justice Fred a fullback play watchers on a net- 4—6, 7—5 victory over Joyce w its fullback and pass to Billyup the middle. Twenty-two 23 teams will Nation-wide ... . L- fct. Vinson and Justices William O. Another Washington star. Pete Wisconsin’s Alan or work.1 Pniewskl of Hamtrack. Mlnucooolls 7 .759 Vessels (which participate in the Rochester _ 21 8 724 Douglas, Sherman Minton and Haley, who scored all cost us 6 points) Ameche is one of the game’s top championships. 1 Wryne three touch- 1 (The fight will be seen in Miss Jeffery defeated Melmar; Fort I» 13 .536 Tom Clark also will be on hand. downs in the and Georgia Tech's pitchout to fullbacks and the Badgers compared with last season’s 16- Indlangfints 12 27 .364 two victories, failed have 1 Gunderson of Baltimore, 6—o, j 8 its team will be Washington over WTOP-TV, .Milwaukee . 20 .286! to make the team, but halfback. The Tech play works a play which might work very field. There eight 6—2; Miss StaCk defeated Many of the Nation’s top foot- All-Star this way: The quarterback 1 or nine "at-large” in starting at 10 o’clock.) Pat' PASTERN DIVISION. that’s understandable. Selections ' takes well in view of Notre Dame’s sue- teams addi- Sullivan of Belmont, —l. 6—2,, w. l. Pa 1 ball coaches, here for conventions and right J tion to 14 An Boxing Club 6 ;vew York 19 9 .679 on a Nation-wide basis were made the ball runs toward his cess. Their quarterback fakes to the conference cham- International Miss > of the National Collegiate Athletic end as up pions automatically qualify.'spokesman and Wendall defeated Lor- :3vracuse 18 10 .643 some time ago and Haley wasn’t his fullback comes to Ameche, who powers into the hole that said in New York that Hamtrack,' I Bos ton 18 II .621 jAssociation and National Football 1 presses 1 raine Jakubielski of Baltimore1 5 even with the Boys’ Club of Wash- meet him. He the ball and is then followed by the ball- The 14 conferences are Eastern I the winner would be in line for 50 .200 !Coaches’ Association, also will at- 6—3, 6-—2. Philadelphia , , right1 Intercollegiate light 5 24 .172 ington then. Into the fullback’s stomach carrying halfback. Basketball League, i a crack at Archie Moore’s YESTERDAY’S RESULTS. tend. and with him for Southern, Southeastern, heavyweight The fast running Haley, who runs four steps. The problem here is that ' Big Ten, 1 crown. although Indianapolis. 74: Minneapolis, 69. Frank Leahy of Notre Dame. Then as the fullback up, even Big Missouri Valley, Rochester. IU6: Syracuse. 9:t. lives at 4703 Chase avenue, Be- , doubles a plunger Seven, South- Moore1 is under contract to make Bobby Dodd of Georgia Tech and he draws back, like Ameche is going ! Fights Last Night TODAY S SCHEDULE. thesda, Md., and the ball shields It west. Border. Mountain States, I his first defense against Joey Syracuse Tackle Tim Gal- to have rough going brushing Pharo, 184, at Boston. Biggie Munn of Michigan State with his body, takes two more i Pacific Coast, New England, he wrested Miami Beach. Pla.—Oscar .ndlanapollt at Fort Wayne. lagher of 4501 Harding lane, Be- ’ the Mid- Maxim, from whom Birmingham. Ala., knocked out Lou Ben- Baltimore already have accepted invitation*. steps and pitches out to his aside likes of Wilhoite or the American, son. 192. Baltimore, 8. at Minhoipolll thesda, both played with Our left other Middle Atlantic and the1 crown last December 17. Milwaukee vs. Rochester at Fort Wayne. Jim halfbackj who USC defenders. That Rockyj Mountain. White Plains, N. Y.—Nicola PUnirl. | jAlso invited are Tatum of Lady is by now outside La Motta, the 31-year-old 134 3/e, Rome. Italy, and Irish Pat Mallane. of Lourdes in Washington’s Southern Cal seems too Conn., Maryland. Benny Oosterbaan of the defensive end. Watch closely defense In addition to the regional play- middleweight champion 135, Waterbury. drew, 8. Catholic Youth Organization , tough for me. For the first , I termer Newark, N J. —Hurley Bandars. 180, Michigan, Lynn Waldorf of Cali- for this on television. time offs, there will be six or pre- who that Newark. N J.. outpointed Henry Kid Lee. League during the regular season. years seven 1 lost title to Sugar Ray Springfield. Additional Sports fornia, Butts of Mississippi uses the split-T In seven we pick the Pacific , regional playoffs IBlVe. Mats. 8. Wally Georgia, Both members of the Boys’ Club and Coast’s representative, March 9 at sites Robinson1 in 1951, is a 7-5 favorite Los Angeles—Ramon Puentes, l*7V«. Don Faurot of and Floyd here, too, you will see the “slid- Southern , convenient to the participants. Los Angeles, knocked out Clifton Lester Missouri of Washington, they were eligible Cal, to win. over Nardico. 154 Los Anxelea, 8. On Next Page I Schwartzwarder of Syracuse. ing” quarterback parrying with for the club's All-Star team which (Distributes by McNautht Syndicate, Inc.) played here. An incident pointing up the fact that the team was chosen in ad- Tommy Hardiman Vague vance was Hatton Hodges’ selec- Pimlico Is tion as a tackle, although he was In Italian Hospital a back on the Wilson team in the tournament and a star runner. After Cage Injury On Rebuilding Plans By the Mount Rainier Boy ly Associated Press 7,h aiM,R Honored. lira Aitoclatod Frau UP TO 50% The Pete Norton BALTIMORE, Dec. 31.—Although I Memorial SAN REMO, l Italy, Dec. 31. t"*** Outstanding the new owners of Pimlico who fl Award for Sports- Tommy- Hardiman, George- 1 * manship went to John Reutelionis, former took over yesterday have said they :sr~" :ssr :sal-: Good Umii s- idm * Trz.. H- town University will the ancient racing * » GENERATOR ¦ ¦ a 13-year-old Lithuanian who star football rebuild Distributors Ignition Parts Water sIWs M plant, they have made Pumps came to the United States three ; and baseball player, is nursing a no definite promises on when and how it will years ago. head injury received in a basket- John, who Thirty- be done. fSAVE lives at 4201 ball game here yesterday. third street. Mount Rainier, Md., Cary C. Boshamer, new presi- played end for the Washington Hardiman. captain of the United dent, said that once started it will team. The award honors the mem- States Army basketball team from be a complete rebuilding project; ory of Pete Norton, sports editor Trieste, slipped and fell in the and not a piecemeal job. Little of the Tampa Morning Tribune, second half of an International modernisation has been done at who died last spring. Pimlico since it was opened in | Reutelionis received the award Tournament game with the Racing 1870 and the original clubhouse at a banquet honoring the bowl Club of Paris. He was taken to still is used after 82 years. teams here last night. Guest San Remo Hospital where doc- Boshamer said his group will speaker was Freddie Hutchinson, "ways and means to make tors said he had a severe discuss manager of the Detroit Tigers. head full-scale improvements of the concussion. Doctors Other awards presented were the said it was entire plant” and they want to National Character Award to the doubtful if he would return to start without any undue delay. Green Bay Packers team, the Pop the tournament. He said minor improvements, in- Warner Foundation essay contest cluding the The Racing Club won a turf course on in- to Aaron Riggers of Webb, Miss.; the! field, will be started promptly. game, 73-67. National Prayer Writing Award to The definite dates John Schelter of of some of Green Bay, and Hardiman did not play basket- Pimlico’s traditional races are be- a trophy to the Green Bay young- ball at Georgetown, but was a ing held up, Boshamer said, until sters for beating the team from star fullback on its last football a decision has been made by the New York in the consolation final. Maryland Racing team, in 1950, and was a star Commission on !when the track will outfielder top run. Pimlico and hitter in base-| l was assigned May 4 to May 16 and W-L Hiqh Contest ball. He captained both teams! October 1 to October 24 next year and in 1950 was awarded the Al-!but has asked the commission for Riises $1,200 for fred C Blozis Memorial Trophy' 'permission to operate May 4 to May 30 and October 1 to Oc- Blackie Johnson as the school’s outstanding foot-, tober 10. player, The fund for Jim (Blackie) ball scholar and I John- gentle-; ! son, former Washington-Lee High man. School baseball star, now seriously Browns' Owner to Probe ill, is at least $1,200 richer today. More than 800 fans turned out College Basketball at the Arlington school last night Row Over Playoff Money By th» to see two alumni teams play a Associated Press By the Associated Press basketball game for Johnson’s BOSTON INVITATION. CLEVELAND, Dec. 31.—The Georgetown 77 ... Rhode Island 73 man who the Cleveland benefit. (Championship bankrolls „ ... I Ted Groom and Mike Curran Seattle 99 Boston College 86 Browns, Arthur B. (Mickey) Mc- (Consolation) were the top stars in the game Bride, has promised to look into N® Money Down . BIG SEVEN TOURNEY. reports his pro football players that ended with a 42-22 score. Kanea* State 93 Kansas 87 (Championship) wrangled bitterly division of Johnson, who pitched Washing- . over Missouri 57 ... Yale 55 (Far cash from Sunday’s „ . Third Place) National Foot- ton-Lee to its only baseball cham- . „ Colorado 67 Nebraska 53 ball League championship pionship in 1949, watched the game (For Fifth Place) game. from a wheelchair. He underwent lowa State 79 Oklahoma 76 Mcßride could not be reached (For Seventh Place) newspaper an operation for a brain tumor last for details, but a here ... . HOLIDAY FESTIVAL. quoted him as saying it “was a year and still is under Utah State ..9 Manhattan 57 constant _ _ (Championship) lousy deal for the highest paid medical care. Jim is married and De Paul SI Miami (Ohio) (For 78 team in the to cut the father of a 2-year-old daugh- . Third Place) football league” LaSalle 80 NYU 63 Trainer Leo and Morrie ter. (Consolation Murphy Final) Kono. equipment manager, to half „ DIXIE „ CLASSIC. 7H V C. State . Heir Cross 71 shares. A full share was $1,712. i_ . _ (Semi-Final) Bringham. Reports were that tempers j Yaunr 84 Wake Farest 58 Ashenfelter , (Semi-Final) reached a near-breaking point as (Continued Page A-10.) Penn 97 ... Duke 80 From (Consolation Semi-Final) one faction of wanted to I ... players North Carolina 73 Prlneetan 59 give nothing at all to Murphy, was named first on 154 of the 538 (Caasalatian Seml-Fnal) Kono and Coach Paul Brown's ballots cast by the Nation-wide . SUGAR BOWL TOURNEY. Louisiana State ... four tribunal of sports authorities and 70 St. Leuls 07 assistants. The assistant ..... (Championship) \IIUnoTt IS St. Bonaventure 66 coaches have drawn half-shares received 1,112 points on the usual IConsalation) gator in other years, but Brown always 5-3-1 basis...... BOWL TOURNEY. Florida 7.3 Georgia Teachers 60 counts himself out. Sammy Lee, Whitfield Next. (Championship) Georgia Tech 71 Georgia 51 Mcßride was reported as saying Maj. Sammy Lee, the Olympic (Consolation Final) he would discuss with NFL Com- SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE TOURNEY. platform diving champion from Southern Methodist 71 Rice 63 missioner Bert Bell plans for some (Championship) Pasadena, Calif., was second 39 standard method of dividing play- with| Arkansas _ Baylor 54 882 points and Mai Whitfield, Air (For Third Place) game similar 03 off cash so trouble Texas Christian ... Ariiana 4* Force sergeant, was third with (Consolatian Final) could be avoided in the future. points. STEEL BOWL. 613 Whitfield broke the Pitt 67 Carnall 63 800-meter Olympic record, fin- Duquesne 83 Dartmouth 50 OKLAHOMA CITY ALL-COLLEGE Perry and Wilson ished sixth in the 400. and was TOURNEY. Lose I Okla. AAM 75 (Semiflnal) Okla. City 58 By «h* Associated Press a member of the record-breaking 66 I j Idaho __ (Semiflnal) Wyamlng 53 1,600-meter relay team. He (West. Ky. 79 - - (Consolation) Tulsa 70 NEW YORK. Dec. 31.—John will|Penn State 67 (Cansolatlon) compete in The Star Games Jan-' Bowl. Gr. 56 Perry and William Wilson of , HOFSTRA „ Y.) INVITATION. uary Cortland (N. 66 . Hefstra 58 : Washington in junior 10. (Championship) lost the VALUES The trophy will be presented jDelawara 68 (Consolation) Alfred 69 , doubles seimfinals of the Eastern I ££ by AAU President Douglas F.l MIDWEST TOURNEY. jIndoor Junior championships here Indiana Central 77 Indiana State 73: yesterday. |pj§Bjl (Championship) They were beaten by i Roby of Detroit at a luncheon in V^josT Hanover 71 (Consolatian) Franklin j| 60i New York February 15. GULF STATES TOURNEY. Gerald Barrack and Richard Ras- Centenary I 85 . Southeastern La. 73 kin, first and second seeded in Meanwhile Ashenfelter, an FBI (Semiflnal) i Tire ¦gent assigned to the Newark, Southwestera La. 66 Spring Hill 54 i the singles, 6—o, 6—2. office, plans iSemifinal) N. J., to compete in Northeast La. 63 Loaislaaa College 67 most of the major indoor meets (Consolatian Semifinal) Northwestern La. 66 McNeese 46 this winter. He does his training (Canaalation semiflnal) DeSpirito from o’clock night, SUNSHINE TOURNEY. (Continued A-10.) Reg. 49c. down oil 8 to 10 at ' Missouri Valley 68 Abilene Christian 53 , From Page Quart 1.79 P nr sss '' • either in Watessing Park at (Semiflnal) Ornaments SmW a M c a/'W Sauthwestern Okla. 64 Eastern N. Mex. 53 it,” he said, when he resumed 9 (Semiflnal) i plane. Reg 3.98 increases Bloomfield. N. J.. or Cartaret Park Jet 3.69 Sft 9,49 m|s _ mm near his Glen Ridge. N. J., home. Howard Payne 73 Westminster (Mo.) 61 i riding on his 18th birthday, (Consolatian) Christmas eve. Pontiacs. Reg. Heavy Saf »" Asked about prospects for an- 1 Control Okla. 61 Hardln-Simmeni 59 Plastic (Consolatian) Now other Olympic race, he said: He brought in three that day ENID (OKLA.) TOURNEY. Fits, |2'BBl "I may be past my peak now,; Northeastern Okla. 53 Phillips Unlv. 45 i and flew to Havana Christmas (Semiflnal) but I can still win on experience. East Central Okla. 85 Northwest. Okla. 67 ¦ Day to score three more. He drew (Semiflnal) Tropical Friday I have no idea what I can do in Nebraska Wesleyan 60 Panhandle AAM 60 ( a blank at Park the next Olympics.” (Cansolatlon) but won two Saturday and went East Texas Baptist 73 Okla. Baptist 66 Havana Sunday where he Norvel Lee Has 242 Points. (Consolation) *to ; ** OTHER GAMES. brought in *¦ Following three in Minnesota 64 Michigan State 47 three more. the leaders I Trop-i Venetian Blinds 2.951g| H the award voting , Illinois 94 St. Marys (Calif.) 65 i He rode four winners at Reg. 7.9b. ¦ STORE HOURS I Sullivan were: many cars. • .. . • Vanderbilt M . 77 Tennessee 60 Monday and shattered the To fit Set of 4, 12.95 1 H KaiSer ¦ ¦ John Davis of Brooklyn. Olympic heavy- - lona 61 Amherst 48 J ical MJfff Monday weight champion. 43(1 , |] u i Thru Thursday ¦ weight-lifting points. Connecticut 83 Rutgers 73 record with four more yesterday, Wheel Discs . W# #nrv* Reg. , ¦ first; i on 22.9 b. S 3 M n nr r 52 Mrs. Patricia Keller McCormick. . Louisville 76 .Tampa 68 1 type brass. J / . • to 6 P.M. Angeles, 5" bar chrome 5.95 Bf ¦ A.M. two - hanging I Los winner of Olympic div- Temple 76 Lafayette S 4 i up his 389th in the * ing titles, 410 points. :!4 firsts; Bob Kur- ¦ Morningside 83 Idaho State 80 Wheel Discs— Austin of I Friday and Saturday land. Bartlesville. Okla.. member of the i Syracuse 70 Rochester 66 | ninth and final race on King’s I ~~o ea 1195 PARKIIVG Si I Olympic basketball team. 356 points. HO ) St. Francis (Bklyn.) 57 .. Siana 33 > Quest. He had seven mounts in firsts: Walter Davis. Texas A&M high l Alabama 93 Brian Field 34 Extension jumper and Olympic record Adelphla 36 . Brooklyn College 33 \ the program. Exhoust Pipe points. Moore,holder. 296 I mwvwH H Sundays end Holidays It.'t firsts; Charles jr.. New ' Murray (Ky.) 76 .. St. Josephs (Pa.) 63 as- o York. 400-meter record holder. ITS points, . Whitworth 80 Lewis A Clark 63 i Ironically, Marshall Cassidy, 2 95 HU* 1*755 1 8 A.M. to l P.M. 22 firsts; Norvel Lee, Washington, heavy- - Lemoyne (N. Y.) 79 . Los A'g'les Loyola 74 secretary the Jockey Guards weight boxing : [ sistant of Tubiilaf Grille champion, 242 points. 32 Detroit 98 .. John Carroll 75 | firsts; Cy Angeles. Olympic : 1| Young, Los Western Michigan 90 __ Valparaiso 60 » Club and a Tropical Park steward, Javelin champion. 115 points. 3 firsts. Pasadena Nasarene 79 .N. Mex. West. 65 • (Oreg.) | presented DeSpirito with a silver Ashenfelter. 29, is the 14th track Portland U 93 Cent. Wash. 75 " Mankato 66 Bemidji 63 * in the winner’s circle. Cas- substitute. Reg. 30c. > (Wls.) plate ! A chamois 12c ¦nd field athlete, and the 4th dis- St. Clond (Minn 77 La Crosse 65 ~ . ¦ (Minn.) sidy was one of the stewards who tance runner, to win the Sullivan North Dakota 90 Moorhead 53 i r 1 Minn. Duluth 76 Valley City (N. D.) 63 : windows. Reg. 24c. sfzz rd. Previous winners I,infield 91 (overtime) Clark J. C. 82 had suspended him earlier in the! Al| colo?s° tor"vent ijr Jl were: Oregon X JF I Eastern Bobby Jones, golf. Barney Ber- 119 Alaska 48 j month. Horns v B ¦ Bl B * 1930; Superior (Wii.) Taylor C « Ilnger. track. • 69 ... (Ind.) 65 Bicycle Goose v 9 i jIBB ISI.'U: James Bausch. track. : So. Oregon 73 State 71 Miller is a New sani- I Glenn Cunningham, Portland i In York Reg. » \• 1932: track. 11133; (Overtime) «¦» 49c. lOcgß I| I ¦¦¦ft V ¦ft V H If* f Bill Bonthron. track. 1934: Lawson Little, , tarium but Culmone and Shoe-; golf. 11135; Morris, 1936; ; N. Dak. Aggies 96. Ceneordia (Minn.) 50 Thermometers |g Glenn track. • Rinsh'ton T. 8t ..Leicester (Mass.) JC 74 $$ l E IgpFat Don Budge, tennis, 1937: Don Lash, track, maker were quick to extend con- Reg. 39c V - Brooklyn T. 89 Trenton (N. J.) JC El i l K£( type. m ft m _ f m mm ¦ 193(J: Joe Burk, rowing. 1939; Greg Riee. De- Suction ufl ft 1 1 M ftK track. 1940; Leslie MacMitcboil. trasi. gratulations and both praised j Wonder),,l 1941; Cornelius Warmerdam. track. 1942: Spirito. Hany, Many More Gil Dodds, track. 1943: Ann Curtis, swim- i ming. 1944: Felix Blanchard, football. Five years ago Chuckin' Here is the record: 1945: Arnold Tucker, 1949; , Kelly. football. Jack Charley Conerly, Mounts Win 2nd 3rd Pet. Jr rowing. 1947: Bob Mathias, c Mississippi’s ace ' DeSpirito 1,474 389 346 208 26 track. 1948- Richard Button, figure skat- - passer, won Helms | Miller 1.38* 388 300 199 28 p Fre d Wilt, track. i960, and the Foundation . Culmone 1.676 388 283 218 23 Sob!r u Richards,J track. 1951. J, award as “player year.” 388 266 230 23 ¦ t i of the 3hoemaker 1.640