Southern Conference to Restore Freshman Rule 1 —. * ■— --—_— September District Swimmers Seek 16-1 Vote Announced Knicks Beat Bullets with Bill Leetch Pan-American Berths Outdoors The current cold spell may ben-1 John William^, one of our lead- With Alone Barbara Hobelmann of the Am- efit those who like Maryland To Regain Top Place early fishing ing largemouth bass enthusiasts, bassador Club. Wash- for yellow perch, which start their Swimming is back runs just from Islamorada in ington’s first senior National AAU spring spawning as a rule In Opposing Action In Eastern Division during early the Florida Keys, where fishing titleholder, leaves today for February with a test A Southern Conference vote by By th« Associated Press glass rod, 25-pound Athens. where she will com- 0 16-1 Ga., thaws. Gillnet- margin making freshmen BALTIMORE, Feb. 3.—The New nylon line, and live shrimp, he athletes for pete this week in the 440-yard ters are blocked eligible varsity compe- York Knickerbockers swept back captured a 9-pound, 8-ounce bone- 1 by ice from tition after September was an- freestyle in the trials for the Pan- into first in the fish, believed to be the second place Nation?! plying their nounced yesterday. American Games 27 Basketball Association’s Eastern largest of this species ever caught February in which trade, in the area with rod reel. The announcement was made 2 Division tonight by beating the and through March at Buenos Aires. many of them b'r Max Farrington of George Baltimore 83-72, for their Williams says the boneflsh Miss Hobelmann will be joined Bullets, illegally place Washington University recently i fifth straight win. makes a largemouth bass seem later in the week by two other nets at the like a elected president of the conference. New York’s Harry Gallatin was carp. His catch has been Ambassador swimmers, Mary Free- heads of creeks entered in 2 of Farrington did not announce how : with 19 but Balti- Class Field St man and Ellen Oberti. Miss Free- high points, and take out the individual schools scattered more’s Paul Hoffman provided the Stream’s annual fishing contest. man will compete in the 100-yard every fish. through the District. Maryland, thrill of the sink- George G. Price of 8ilver backstroke and Miss Oberti will biggest game by It is hoped Spring, in the Virginia. West Virginia and North ing a 70-foot field goal for his Md., competing try for places in the 100- and 200- that this year Island and South Carolina voted. At only two points of the contest. City Fishing Tournament yard freestyle. Maryland’s De- at has Maryland, however, Athletic Di- Bullets. G. F. P. New York. G. P. P. Key West, entered hi* o f **" L,etch- rector Jim Tatum said his school Competition will be held Thurs- Rocha.f __ 7 0 14 Zaslofsky.f 0 0 18 partment catch of a 40-pound kingflsh. This at the Uni- Smawley.f__ 7 4 18 Gallatin.f 8 3 1ft Tidewater Fisheries will watch V was the one opposed to the fresh- day through Saturday James.f 0 0 0 Lumpp.f 2 0 4 whopper, 4 feet, 11 Inches long Hoffman.f .1 o 2 Vandew’he f 4 o 8 more and an end versity of Georgia. Winners will carefully put and 21 inches In girth, was taken man rule. Halbert.c ._ 2 15 Clllton.c 0 3 3 o to this nefarious Five Vote for March 15. be given berths on the Urtted Walker.c 0 0 Simmons.c 2 15 practice. Every while trolling with Capt. Bill in the Rehfeldt.c 1 1 3 Ritter.g .215 year the same netters do the Of the 16 members in favor of States team competing Pan- Budko.g 12 4 Boryla.g 0 0 12 Crespo aboard the charter boat American games. Sailors.g __ 12 4 McGuire.g .337 same things in the same places, the freshman rule, similar to the Murray.g 7 8 22 Kaftan.g 10 2 “Lucy.” and the State’s enforcement of- o::c in effect at most colleges dur- Totals 27 18 73 Totals 34 15 83 ficers have to be needled In an effort to trace ing World War II, 11 voted for always more ac- by indignant anglers to take ac- curately the complex currents In September 1 as the effective date Defeat Warriors Keene Billed Royals tion, which almost invariably oc- the Gulf of Mexico, several thou- and the other five picked March 15. Cooper, curs after the has been sand each sealed in a T-e Southern Conference thus On Holzmans Shooting damage postcards, done. plastic container, will be becomes the first major confer- By lha Associated Press dropped In Two 10-Rounders If any of our readers detect in the Gulf by naval aircraft dur- ence in the country favoring a ROCHESTER, N. Y„ Feb. 3.— are asked to ing 1951. It is of return to the freshman rule. Two The Rochester Royals defeated the illegal netting they hoped many SIX ROARING LIONS—The six of communicate with the Depart- them will drift up on beaches other conferences, the Southeast top players Columbia’s basketball team, only major college Philadelphia Warriors, 65-61, to- Turner's Bill team still a talk from Lou ment of Tidewater Fisheries at and be returned to the Gulf and Southwest, currently are con- Topping undefeated, get pep Rossini, acting head coach, in the Columbia gym. night in a National Basketball The who next meet Harvard Annapolis and insist it send law States Marine Fisheries Commis- ducting mail polls of their mem- Matchmaker Gabe Menende is Lions, Tuesday, have won 12 games. Left to right are: Tom Powers, Association game before -3,258 men sion at New Frank Lewis, Jack Azary, Bob Reiss, Paul Brandt and Jack Rohan. fans. enforcement to investigate. Orleans. bers. but indications are that in putting on his own version of a _AP Wirephoto! the Southwest at least the fresh- Arnie Risen of Rochester scored “carnival of champions” for to- man rule will be disapproved. Sev- 24 points, but it was Red Holz- morrow night’s boxing program at man's clutch which Episcopal High Trounces Canisius Tops Manhattan; eral conference officials there, in- Brother of shooting gave Turner’s La Motta Father to Battle the their cluding President D. W. Williams, Arena. The two fea- Son Tonight Royals victory. Phila. G. F. P. Rochester F. P. St. Bonaventure have expressed themselves in op- tured 10-rounders 'match G. Randolph-Maconr 47-24 Beaten Jimmy Fulks.f 6 7 IP Johnson.f 0 1 1 position. Cooper, claimant to the Dis- In Arizin.f 8 .5 21 Coleman.f 13 5 Episcopal High School coasted By th« Associated Press Escorted From Pin Match Closs.f (»11 Calhoun.f 1 4 6 Unable to Reach Decision. trict Camp Hyattsville N. — featherweight championship, Mikan.c 1 2 4 Risen.c P 6 24 to its third victory in five games BUFFALO, Y„ Feb. S 6 0 0 0 The Southern Conference mail against Richie Howard of Nova Ben McAlwee ment at the Coliseum in 1929 and Livingstone.c 2 2 McNamee.c this season, 47-24, over Canisius outlasted- Manhattan, 51 By Senesky.g 1 0 2 Davies.g 2 2 6 Randolph poll was an emergency measure Scotia, the Canadian feather as the 3 0 6 6 1 13 Macon to 50, in a finish As Robinson It will be father against son to- years went by added many Phillip.g Holzman.g Academy yesterday at roaring tonight Trains 0 0 0 2 due to the number of champ, and Julian District local tournament Gardner.E Wanzer.g 15 before a memorial auditorium dwindling Keene, night at Hyattsville Recreation victories to his Bobb.g 10 2 Saul ? .215 Episcopal. students because of the By the Associated Press basketball doubleheader military light-heavyweight titlist, against1 when Frank Mischou bowls for list. Led by Vint Rathbone'with 15 crowd of draft and Totals 22 17 61 Totals 23 10 65 5,853. enlistments. The con- Johnny Pratt. GREENWOOD LAKE. N. Y.. Feb. the oldtimers and Billy Mischou Billy’s enthusiasm and skill in points and Hatch Echols with 12, ference Executive Loyola of defeated Committee met Keene is a slight favorite to 3.—Welterweight Champion Ray retaliates for the youngsters in bowling come naturally. His late Lakers Defeat Olympians the home team led from the early Chicago St. here a week but was Bonaventure 58 to in ago, unable keep his 175-pound crown against Robinson boxed four rounds today one of the three feature matches mother, Irene, was the first Na- seconds. 50, the first to come to any decision and the Pratt, former in for the middle- Oscar Hiser is tional all-events woman’s cham- With Last-Quarter game. Army middleweight preparation Proprietor staging Rally The visitors scored only three m’l ballot was decided upon. champion, while the featherweight weight title fight with Middle- in conjunction with the March o’ pion at Baltimore in 1928 and the INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 3 </P).— The Griffins, fighting for their points the first period, all on 12th Farrington said that if the Na- looks Jake La Dimes tournament. same year gained the came victory, trailed 24-21 at half- fight like an even-up affair. weight King Motta In Washington The Minneapolis Lakers fouls. They trailed. 11-3, at the tional Collegiate Athletic Associa- 14. All season this crack Women's Association time.