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Ibolster Defense Miami's Status Extend Streaks THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D C. •• MONDAY, A-19 San Francisco, JANUARY », 1056 wM wl Dayton Seek to ¦y * V, -C5jH _ Wi Jgg - ' H I :lIPIHIK &#*& ¦\. ¦T Mprepp* 0 My (<J»*sMF£vW* •¦ :ilW^H^nMMaaMMMBMMHHHBHMv'SIW: w**W ¦F, —i™: >•' *B* «*\l:k '« _ '¦: iaO J^m Extend Streaks B; the Auocltted Preet San Francisco and Dayton,; the mighty among the Nation’s! college basketball teams, should »Ur BBnK. Pl :: have little trouble extending their unbeaten streaks this week. But don’t bet on it. Particularly after the hectic action over the week end. during which four of the top 10 teams—- M Lr I including second -ranked North! Carolina State were beaten.! m, The Wolfpack, after 23 straight n k k s t successes, dropped a 68-58 deci- lxft m MHHw . sion to Duke. San Francisco has two games on tap this week and if they win! both the top-rated Dons willi equal the collegiate record for; consecutive victories at 39. Bill 1 Russell and Co. have won II this year and 37 straight over the ¦$ ~ \ jg/A last three years. ’' Santa Improved It '¦ Clara V JMI Santa Clara tomorrow night; and Fresno State Friday night will be the Dons’ opponents. Al- though neither is expected to TATUM FAMILY HEADED SOUTH—Coach Jim versity of North Carolina. Left to right are: Becky, spring the big surprise, it's a GAME Tatum of Maryland tells his family that they are 10; Jim, jr., 8; Tatum; Reid, 3, and Mrs. Tatum, matter of record that Santa, BRUINS LOST THIS FIGHT AND THE Park for Clara, by Feerick, DETROlT.—Officials George Hayes (left) and Bill Morrison (center) attempt leaving College Chapel Hill, N. C., where Tatum is a native of McColl, S. C.f and Mrs. Tatum coached Bob Tatum will become head football coach at the Uni- of Ayden, N. C —AP Photo. has shown improvement in win-; to break up a fight between Detroit’s Alex Delvecchio (face against screen), ning its last three games while who has a headlock on Boston’s Hal Laycoe (No. 10, white shirt), in the third Fresno State is 4-3 on the sea- period of the Red Wings-Bruins game yesterday afternoon before a crowd of Cal Students Hang son. 13,032. The Red Wings dealt Boston a 4-3 defeat, the Bruns’ seventh straight Tatum Suggests Mont Dayton's tall Flyers, led by loss, and Laycoe was injured in this encounter.—AP Wirephoto. j Referee in Effigy Miami's Status Bill Uhl. 7-foot center, were easy winners over lona Saturday. 83- As Successor After Game Forfeit 64. They’ll take their 11-0 slate Maryland Tops into Buffalo’s Memorial Audi- to BERKELEY. Calif., Agenda Saturday night against Boxing Guild Set Yield Today Continued From Page A-17 ' Through the first seven years i ' Jan. 9 at torium 2 Games he had repeated fusses with Dr. i/Pi.—Referee A1 Lightner was Canisius. The upstate New York had considered seriously enough s team, always on Its 1 Byrd, most of them minor, but ; hanged in effigy yesterday at the toußh home to visit the schools were made : all were patched up. But shortly court, is 7-4 for the campaign. Today ’ University of California where he To Helfand Edict by Louisiana State and Florida, . after the arrival of the new pres- NCAA Meeting Elsewhere, the standings of Open Busy Slale . forfeited a basketball game to NEW YORK, Jan. 9 f/Pl—-•him. Certainly if our members but each time he returned toident. Dr. Wilson H. Elkins, Ta- ANGELES, the Big Ten Conference are likelyr LOS Jan. 9 (-P).— . broken, cannot object.” Maryland, and President H. C. • turn became more restless. Southern California after thrown 50th annual to be scrambled tonight. Purdue Its back its morale shat- are ‘clean’ he (Curley) Byrd. Yesterday The convention of pack , tered, the once-defiant New Bobby manager | Tatum denied that ¦ pennies hit him twice. the National Collegiate Athletic and Indiana head the with Gleason, of any policies to _ York Boxing Managers Guild Heavyweight Nino Valdes, said Schoolboys Navyf of Dr. Elkins influ- sports opened today 2-0 records but each is down For North Carolina State. The official, Association with his decision, although who is ed- play away from home—Pu’-due . was ready today to surrender he would try to revive the old (during the first year Tatum was enced -1 itor of the Oregon Statesman at consideration of the University unconditionally York there had been reports of differ - at Michigan and Indiana at ! to the New “Ring Board of Trade,” which Tw o games today w ill touch off at Maryland), Vanderbilt. Texas ; Salem, said: "I was thinking not of Miami’s probation confront- ’ on Minnesota. Ohio State and Illi- State Athletic Commission. would act as a managers' associ- what is believed to be the great- A&M. the Baltimore Colts, and ences the number of scholar- ; only of my pesonal safety but ing the Administrative Council.! I nois, 1-0, see : The Guild’s Board of Gover- • indirectly 'although this may be , ships and the future trend of also of the players on the floor The Florida school, placed on both also will ation. est number of basketball game* . Maryland action, Buckeyes against . nors scheduled a meeting for 5 denied by George Marshall) the athletics. who might also have been hit or probation for violation of vari- the de- He said he would ask Helfand ever scheduled by area high .: champion . p.m., and one informant told approve and made serious overtures When Jim made his decision, might stepped on ous October,! fending lowa and the to it added that seven-day period. Redskins ’ have one of NCAA tenets in against the Associated Press the organ- schools in a to Jim. Dr. Elkins said: those pennies, slipped, fallen and 1954. was to explain its present Illini Wisconsin. , any member would have to have gieat ization would be voted out of ! More than 75 games will be “All realize the contri- ' broken a leg.” position at a closed council ses- In other games. Vanderbilt, a New York State manager's Tatum’s earlier decisions to -1 bution he has made to the uni- ranked fourth the existence. license to be a member. That played today through Sunday, In- Maryland may . After a coin hit him sion. in latest As- remain at have ! versity and to the State of Mary- in the sociated Press goes against , Just four days ago the Guild would prevent any of right eye, said, On the opening agenda also i poll, diehards cluding 29 tomorrow and 30 more been dictated by the challenge - land. We sorry to see he he had an an- Georgia voted, 6G-0, defy Hel- guild joining. are him i were two Tech in a Southeastern [ to Julius the banned from Friday usually the ottered. Some of ! nouncer warn rooters. He for- round table discussions sand, chairman of New on the two most school the leave. We will miss him, but l on the recruiting problem, with Conference encounter. Mary- . the York Meanwhile. Charley Johnston, football powers that contacted we feitted the game when he was hit .(State Commission, who active days of the week for I wish him the best of luck at t athletic directors and faculty! land is at South Carolina. Ala- Athletic h e International’s president, him needed only a chauffeur—- • on the neck. ordered the Guild to dissolve by !t ! Carolina.” representatives taking part. The bama at Mississippi State, Au- who is in Francisco scholastic teams. they Maryland The Trojans were ahead. 77- . January alleged San with his had the car. ' Wanted to Go Home NCAA Televisjbn Committee was ; burn at Mississippi. Davidson a) 15 because he featherweight champion. Sandy The huge schedule, which prob- both car and driver. 64. with three minutes to play. Virginia some of the pilots were consort- needed Although put ; expected to present its report Tech and Kansas at t Saddler, had little to say. ably topped once he much stress It was not determined whether on ing will be at least on the job5 program Missouri. with criminals. Started from Scratch burden of the double * the coins were thrown by stu- the results of the 1954 “I don't know what’s going on i in weeks to come, will v/ind up . at College tonight, plus Developments Move Swiftly over Maryland Park. Jim undoubt- ' dents. recommendations Maryland Leads back there,” he snapped. Sunday Jim took at edly by college ACC "I’m 1 with four games involv- was influenced more the . for a 1956 schedule of deadlocked i But the swift-moving develop- not going to have anything to when the athletic office didn't ; simple desire to go home. football telecasting. Kansas is witn -1 ing Catholic schools. have a telephone, as he put Kansas State and Colorado for ments that followed the i say until I see what they do.” even Chapel Hill, Football Deaths Guild's A at Carroll many At the native of Decrease the Big lead, a surpris- . vote led to an abrupt turna- double-header It times. The 1947 sched- American Seven Sullivan Only Loser McColl, S. C.. explained, he The Football Coaches ing turn since bout. They Sunday will mark the opening of ule included Delaware. Rich- : Skidding meeting of events lowa l included: will be only about 100 miles Lions Association in i con- promotes Duquesne. sta- State won the conference holi- 1. The International Boxing Tex Sullivan, who > the first season of the Baltimore- mond and The from my junction with the NCAA, issued \ miles "the heart of day tourney and was expected to > Club headed by Jim Norris, the : the St.
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