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Tint downs 10 18 be a Commission, • & The State Athletic ( day after closing their most suc- Ruthlnc ynrduo 68 218 ; Otto Graham Co. haven’t declaring the Boxing Guild of Pauinc yardage 114 87 the playoff the cessful season since 1945 with • Passes attempted 32 15 i met Rams in a in a “continuing ] 13 New York is men- 1 Paaaea completed _ 7 . to the integrity of boxing.” : 28-17 victory over the Pittsburgh Paaiet Intercepted by.. 2 J ace Puntaj » 11 4 today any Steelers Griffith Stadium Punting average 38 29 1 ruled that licensee i at be- Fumblesj lost 1 4 j who is a member of the guild; 20,547 shivering Tarda ptnaUttd 70 20 j as next January fore fans. of 15 will have as his license revoked or suspended. It means that much as he’s a good passer, good bail] The commission made its find- 1 Coach Joe Kuharich prizes this handler and he’s experienced."! ings after a general inquiry into 1955 squad, which confounded Ralph Guglielmi, a little boxing that started May 6. by 1 the experts winning eight of puzzled and a bit disillusioned m Continued operation of the ¦RHp¦ .Mtmk guild would reduce the com- 12 games, he doesn’t intend to by the fact that he got into the mission to an empty shell sub- stand pat next season. Even if game for only a few minutes on servient to the whim, caprice and; all 33 players were returning, defense yesterday, won’t be back of guild,” Julius dictates the changes would be next year. The Notre Dame Helfand, commission chairman, In order. But 28-17, possibly rookie is scheduled to enter mill-! Wfa&M Ml MONACHINO ON THE MOVE—Jim Monachino, to Dale Atkeson, and went on to win, said. ,at least one. and several tary February. others, are military service in takes offon a 34-yard spurt that carried to the Steel- Easslonachino had his best day with the Redskins, pick- The guild is composed mainly 1 ticketed for But the Redskins’ potential. 16-yard ing yards by of boxing managers. Membership 'service. boy er’s line and sec up a touchdown in the third up 104 in 15 carries.—Star Staff Photo “Every boy out today No. 3 of '56, Southpaw Fred will be considered an act detri-; there Wyant of Virginia, in; period yesterday at GriffithStadium. The Redskins Gus Chinn. earned an training West was mental to the best interests ofj invitation to the coach's office after the game. !L scored four plays later Eddie Leßaron’s 5-yard an' on _ boxing generally under camp,” Kuharich said, “but if Wyant may in Dorow's we somebody be shoes amendment to the State boxing find who can doRocky Marciano’s i about taking an unbeaten record I body of the New York group and College Fives Face ' Top tory Bay. came here with Holcomb in 1947. into the Kentucky game, over Green But it was heavyweight title. Probably the match would have been Mollenkopf, a football and I a member of the New Yorkchap- , Ronnie Waller, rookie from the i end the Wildcats appeared a : manages Moore, light- a made, too, if Moore had not pricked the balloon. Both Bobo and baseball catcher at Bowling lock ter, Archie University of Maryland, who to do the same after beating : heavyweight champion; Sandy and his manager, Sid Flaherty, seemed favorably inclined Green (Ohio) University, had an Week of Important Tests brought the cheers from the Louisiana Rouge Saddler, featherweight outstanding high school State at Baton i cham- crowd of 90.535 in Los Angeles' toward the venture when the subject was brought up. coach- opening game. pion, Ar- By the ing graduation in their and Eduardo Lausse of AeeocUted Press ning up 13-point : crowd, career after his gentina, middleweight a halftime lead, Memorial Coliseum. The For all they or anybody else knew, Olson could have But Temple became the second -1 contender. . bowed to Missouri, 74-73. incidentally, was the biggest of in 1931. He has never been Kentucky This will be a week of Im- been another Bob Fitzsimmons, or at least a Mickey Walker. head coach of a college team. team to beat at home Weill Also Member portant] tests for many of the> Third-ranked N. C. State the professional season, although Now everybody knows better. They should have known better since 1943 with its 73-61 victory’ 1 A1 Weill, manager of Rocky j leading college I downed Eastern Kentucky, 83-74, that figure probably will be He was head coach at Waite at Lexington on Saturday Nation’s basket- long before the Moore fight, or when a feather-duster like i High School in Toledo for 11 ! To-' Marciano, is a member, as are ball| teams seeking to escape the»for its fourth in a row and 16th topped in the playoff on the night’s game also is at Lex- Ray straight victory a two-year Rocky Castellanl decked a title fight in August, 1954, years before Holcomb brought several of Robinson's “brain fate| of high-ranking Kentucky j over same field. Bobo in ington. with Sugar span. Utah. No. 5, continued The before Olson finally prevailed. Far from being a second him to Purdue. His Waite teams jtrust." Associated . jand Illinois. to Rams went into the The two big games for Atlan-'¦lßay, middleweight titleholder, Francisco, one, impress with a 93-63 triumph game knowing they had to win, Fitz Toy Bulldog, Bobo has been unfrocked just another claimed the Ohio prep cham- 1 San for will 1 or as ; three tic Coast Conference teams this are George Gainford, Ernie swing, Friday , over Arizona. Alabama, rated for the scoreboard showed the a jpionship times. week ¦ back Into action middleweight who wore the purple for spell Mollenkopf, a 50-year-old ag- are the Wildcats’ visit to i Bracca and Vic Marsillo, all night, after a 10-day layoff, sixth, won the Birmingham second-place Chicago Bears had ** * » Maryland, by gressive 6-footer, was signed to a ; and North Carolina ; | guild members. || meeting a good Marquette club j Classic overwhelming Val- completed their season by beat- State’s Saturday night D’Amato, guild pres- pariso. Philadelphia, THERE IS NOTHING WRONG with the fight racket, jthree-year contract for an un- ! date with it Cus vice inj the opener of the DePaul j 82-56. Seventh-ranked ing 17-10. Waller I West Virginia’s Southern ldent, manages Floyd Patterson, ( . Dayton tripped Toledo. 62-59, according to one school of thought. (The schoolboys, for the disclosed sum at a conference Con- tournament in Chicago. The un- ripped off a 55-yard touch- with Dr. Hovde ference champions at Raleigh. the top-ranking light-heavy- beaten| Dons, defehdlng NCAAl and Brigham Young, No. 10, down run on the fourth play of part, managers aging incompetent pugilists and Athletic Di- early-season games weight Oregon, most are of or rector Guy J. (Red) Mackey. In the the contender. Willie Ketch- champions and rated No. 1 In, rolled Over 83-52. the game and the Rams were blood, is stacking guild who, in the absence of young can keep their masters Mollenkopf said he hoped to ’ ACC up as expected, um. another member,!) the pre-season Associated Press s Good Games Tonight never headed. He also scored in doughnuts and bagels). But there has to be a lot wrong keep present with the Big Three in Carolina manages Jimmy Carter, former . poll, > The top may two more touchdowns on the Purdue football Maryland lightweight champion, have victories over Chico 10 teams be short with boxing. staff, including Assistant Line j|and in the first di- while Bill State.! Southern California and I scrambled after Saturday's re- ; plunges. Coaches Norman (Ned) Ma-j vision and the others in the Daly manages Vince Martinez of San< Francisco State. suits are In. There might. In Skeet Quinlan, one of the Rams Today, at 35, Robinson finds himself with singularly J„ a welterweight a loney and Bill Daddio; 'second. Paterson. N. fact, be a few surprises after veterans,' got the other Los firm hold on the middleweight title. That Olson will chal- Backflcld 1 North Kentucky, Illinois Fall Coach Henry and ts- Carolina. Duke and (Contender. tonight's Angeles touchdown spec- Stram his Maryland charge action. on a lenge inside the next few months is likely, but by now It sistant, ’ are 2-0 for the season It was a by Martinez Chicago tourney lowa, Big Bill Elias; Freshman being The is certain i Fourth-ranked the See PRO FOOTBALL, Page C-S should be fairly obvious to all, including Bobo, that he can't ! and 3-0 for all games, while N. C., that he was “blacklisted” , to prove for . Ten champion of season, Coach Bob DeMoss and Fresh- by a stiff test the Dons. last ¦ ' State probably will tie for the the guild that started the j they get past Marquette, they • Colorado, lick Sugar Ray. He tried when he was young, again when he man Line Coach James Miller. top tonight If meets which has looked Mollenkopf when it visits Clem- inquiry. Martinez had broken must the Duquesnf-DePaul good In victories over Oregon NFL was at his peak, and finally when he was going downhill. No is married and has Wolfpack Daly charged r meet I 1 STANDINGS one son. Jack, son. The has won four with and that after winner, in the finals Saturday. State and Oregon. luck any of the times. whd will be a Pur- straight. any fights. (Pinal StnnSlnn) due student manager fall. that he couldn’t get Duquesne was one of the teams i And Kentucky will have an If to a vote of authentic fight experts, a list of the next Another big non-conference A few months ago Daly and EASTERN DIVISION put The new coach's 1955 line com- which, showed to good advantage > opportunity to make amends WonLoUTd. Pet. PU. Op. today probably game this got together again and against Cleveland 9 2 1 .818 349 three best fist-fighters In the world would piled the best defensive week will find Ala- Martinez (over the week end. winning the DePaul, which is Wash eton 8 4 0 .667 21S record bama, signed < i 3-11 246 222 start with Marciano, Include Moore and end with Robinson. Big which may be the team a new contract. Steel Bowl title over Pittsburgh, , for the year. ' New fork 6 6 1 .545 267 223 in the Ten. ( to beat in Chi. Cards 4 77 .364 224 252 AH the rest, including the game, durable and conscientious the Southeastern: 71-49. In other important games, fPhll'delp’a 4 71 .364 248 231 Conference, at North Carolina State, Utah, , at Rice, Plttaburch 4 8 0 .333 185 288 Carmen Basilio, are from hunger. Wednesday. North Carolina Louisiana State is Okla- E WESTERN DIVISION Alabama won the; Paralyzed Fullback Dayton Brigham 8 3 1 .727 ** * * Alabama. and i homa at Ohio State, SMU at iLo« Ana'lea 260 231 Birmingham Classic last week Young were other top-ranked [ Wisconsin. Tulane at Texas A&M {Chi. Beara 8 4 0 .667 294 251 only Green Bay 6 '6 0 .500 258 278 AGEWISE, ROBINBON IS the middle man among Gonzales Beats end. Gets $6,000 Gift schools which came through. . and Oklahoma A&Mat Baylor. Baltimore' 6 6 1 .465 214 239 world | Conference prestige also [ San. Pran. 4 8 0 .333 216 S9B the top three champions. Moore admits to 39 years, will However. Kentucky (No. 2) and Tomorrow night N. C. State! Detroit 3 9 0 .250 230 276 40, be at stake this week perfect YESTERDAY'S RESULTS going on and he may be older. Marciano, 31, end when (No. 8) takes its against, Washington. 28; is the a two-night From Kentuckians Illinois were beaten The i slate Pittsburgh. 17. youngster yet Duke makes stand Wildcats, who hardly ever lose Clemson while Duquesne New York. 24; Detroit. 19. of the trio. Their combined age Is 105, there Philadelphia, (A s ).—Allen at ; meets Chicagoj Bears. 17; Philadelphia. 10. Again in meeting Penn CHICAGO. Dec. 12 home, surprised by Temple, , St. (Pa.). Losi Angeles. Bay. Trabert were Francis On the same 31: Green 17. any Fridayj isn’t a red-hot contender for of the tltleholders when night Felch, University Ban Pranclseo, and Villanova Sat- former of Ken- 73-61, while Illinois, after See BASKETBALL, Page C-4 | 36: Baltimore. 24. there should be panting line forming the right for CINCINNATI, urday. run- Cleveland. 35: Chicago Carda, 24. a on a Dec. 12 (4s WWjS punishment, Ray of DOLLARS _ • into a storm of can weather it. Robinson old., ckm. Baiek. D. sot*, pack Regular and Military Snow Treads was in the ring a total of less than six minutes. He could have been in there fighting for 30 or 45. SAVINGS ISEinUCKTIBES All the Olson fight demonstrated was that Ray hit too P ,nc "d Ml when dealing with d hard for Bobo. But such is the state of the fight game that ?:r 6' 95 96 perhaps little else is needed. Marciano, Moore and Robinson sr b- is 11 fsS ill

. . . it’s doubtful if ever before three such venerable gents heeler. Ina • ruled not only the heavy, light-heavy and middleweight ¦ I this od only roosts at the same time but also were accounted the best in \> the world on a pound-for-pound basis. ~~ CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH WEEK-END FIGHTS Largest Washington Dealer There Must Be A Keaton ¦r the Associated Press New York, stopped Charlie Titone. 128. (2) BOSTON—Bobby Brooklyn. Murphy, 148'/s. Bos ! 155, 4800 WISCONSIN N.W. drew with Chico Vslar, 151, PHILADELPHIA-Frankie Anselm, ton. Stam- Philadelphia, outpointed Rudy Watkins. SALfS • • ford. Conn.. 4, Pittsburgh. (10). ’ anfe 118. France, outpointed Peter YaTERSON, N. J.—Carlos Ortes, 128, nan. 119V*. Scotland, (10). ¦*- BMost**