J&fcf Walcott Loss Blasted; Durocher Is Rehired fretting Ppcfls* Fight D. December Washington, C., Saturday, 6,1947—A—13 --- -T I Much to Rickey Restores Leo 1 Louis Holds Tarnished Champ Hurt Too Grin; W or Draw in, Lose, Crown After 'Thought I Won,' Loser Says As Dodger Manager BURTON HAWK!Nr — By By Mm AuociotM rr»»» nc xuu|$iit uac 11c woo wic Star Staff Cerr*>pand*nt Amazingj Walcott was the NEW YORK, Dec. 8.—Here’s challenger and Year's Ban and others champion. You can’t win a After First at Garden 15-Round what the principals Night the Battering said about last night’s heavy- fight running away.” ly ttw Auotlatcd Frau human to blend NEW YORK, Dec. 6.—Taxi* unloaded their cargo By Burton Hawkins weight title fight at Madison Danny Florio, Walcott’s train- BROOKLYN, Dec. 6—Leo Du- from the exits, all with the steady stream of faces pouring subway Star Staff Correspondent Square Garden: er—"He won the fight. If he rocher today was returned to his old Garden. Outside, hemmed in by Joe Louis—‘‘I can’t I don’t know of the tunneling into Madison Square 6.—The Brown Champion didn’t, anything job as manager Brooklyn NEW YORK, Dec. Joe are hundreds of boxing fans waiting for standing-room tickets open my mouth no more,” about fighting. I was so sure Dodgers by President Branch police, on a routine are Bomber, dispatched answered in response to a pho- that after the 14th round I told Interim Pilot to be sold. ... In the lobby shifty-eyed Rickey, succeeding encountered who asked for a to take it to coast. I a under scrutiny of steely-eyed detectives, mission, unexpectedly tographer him easy, Burt Shotton after serving out gamblers, “He deserves do that unless I a of ack-ack. but, “wider” smile. it,” wouldn’t thought season-long suspension by Commist who nab any known gambler heading for a tele- barrage badly the champion said when a re- he had won.” sioner A. B. Chandler for "conduct booth. battered and bleeding, limped home phone asked him if he thought Mrs. Lilly Barrow Brooks, baseball.” start porter detrimental to It’s 8 o'clock, with preliminaries due to as heavyweight champion of a again Walcott should be given another Louis’ mother—“Whew, what Shotton was named supervisor of is in 30 minutes and so the vast arena peppered the world, although a hotly dis- chance at the title. surprise. He’s going to get it the club’s 26 farm club managers. writers at sure with empty seats. Sports gather puted one. Challenger Joe Walcott—“I some time and I thought No salary terms were announced. with I won. Louis told me he was the night.” was have a the ringside and the morning paper boys Joe Golden thought tonight Durocher said to signed Louis, boxing's Boy, man- to meet sit down, automatically slip the was sorry. I wasn’t hurt bad. I Joe Webster, Walcott’s 1947 contract calling for $50,000 last deadlines the former marvelous machine who to knew all the time what I was ager—"I intend to make a legal winter before his The covers off their typewriters and write something suspension. risked his title against every con- After the first round I for the world heavyweight Joe Walcott, strutting con- doing. protest Dodgers never announced whether the effect that “Jersey is wear- ceivable challenger, today was confident I would beat him.” boxing championship Monday he was paid while “sweating out” the and bravely, walked into Madi- fidently smiling ing a tarnished crown which be- Mannie Seamon, Louis* trainer ban in California. soon the clickey morning.”__ son Square Garden, etc., etc., longs on the fuzzy, semibald head Durocher’s suspension, announced the mounting clack of telegraph keys accelerates of Jersey Joe Walcott, 34-year-old April 9, was the direct result of hear- and eb- activity. journeyman heavyweight ings held in Sarasota and St. Peters- uujwiw father of six children. Barton Hnwkin.. Outside tne dressing rooms me ony-hued burg, Fla., last March following twice sent the now seconds and hangers-on, Walcott, who charges brought scores of boxing managers, fighters, trainers, by Larry MacPhail, slowed, sluggish Louis crashing to former New York Yankee bestowed tickets. Most of president, upon whom have been complimentary the canvas here last night at Madi- the seats, or those against Durocher, Rickey and Har- them are for the customers to fill empty son won the ever- waiting Square Garden, old the road sec- into the arena, perhaps Parrott, Dodgers’ seats which have been sold, so they can filter j lasting esteem of some 18,194 cus- chair. a bill and claim an unoccupied ringside tomers, but lost a bitter, mystify- slip an usher “Column” Irked MacPhail. ing split decision by the grace of MacPhail’s charges involved news- at Catch Crowd ! astigmatic judging by Frank Forbes Celebrities Ringside stories two of them and Monroe, who overrode paper quoting Rickey and a rooms are the preliminary boys, Marty In the dressing daily column under Durocher’s name been signed for an “if Referee Ruby Goldstein's vote for more anxious than the others. They've In the Brooklyn Eagle In which it threatening Walcott. If the other bouts end too rapidly, had been that the ex- bout. ... preliminary It was a lustily booed Louis, his implied the radio and television committment Yankee had to advance the main bout before right fist damaged, his nose sliced! president entertained the and earn *10» known in his box at a time, those fighters will climb into ring and a sizable puff under his re- j gamblers the go according to left who Havana exhibition game. If there are no quick knockouts and preiiminaries peatedly hammered eye, scissored from their ! the end of 15 On April 18, after the Dodgers schedule, those “if” bout boys have the tape left the ring at elec-; trouble. rounds. It also was a had won their first two games under dressed and get $25 each for their trifying Louis, hands, shower, get had from his Ooach Clyde Sukeforth as acting in from the lobby that the jwho tobogganed peak! It’s 8:25 now and word grapevines it later in manager, Rickey summoned the 63- Pho- and who admitted the; the on Joe Louis at m to 1. Shotton from his Bartow gamblers have pegged price dressing room. year-old the to capture early arrivals (Pla.) home. from the tographers’ flash bulbs penetrate gloom Louis Outclassed by Walcott. Managing Down the bench in street clothes and usually among the celebrities in stereotyped ringside poses. With his refreshing honesty, Louis a brown felt hat, the be- aisle walks huge Abe Simon, referee for the first preliminary, perhaps said, “I’m not the fighter I was wearing spectacled veteran did an excellent his two futile attempts to whip Louis. ! when I was 23.” He was outclassed recalling j Job, winning the pennant and carry- beams of suddenly swathe the by the astounding Walcott, who Overhead the brilliant lights the Yankees to a made Louis fight according to Jer-j ing seven-game ring. The preliminaries are on. The customers, though, World Series before losing. sey Joe's pattern. Walcott came out celebrities. "Look, Hoiman, seem more intent on singling with the of his life and Durocher Hit by Publicity. in up fight with Toots Shor. ... No, no, over theah theah's Joe Di Maggio was rewarded by a brutally inept1 Durocher was in the news all last the second row.” decision. winter in connection with events writers, who, virtually to a i leading up to his marriage to screen Bout Goes 15 Rounds! Sports Surprise! Big man, had picked Louis to dispose of star Laraine Day. ticks Time, punctuated by the dripping blood of preliminary boys, Walcott easily and early, were al- Rickey’s managerial decision has It’s 10:02 when Announcer Harry Balogh steps to the ring most unanimous in declaring -Wal- been complicated by his doubt about hustle into the ring cott the winner. Gamblers, who public reaction to reappointment of microphone and requests “pugilistic celebrities’’ to bout at Madi- was 6 5 Walcott of seven In their heavyweight championship before Du- little and quickly had said it to CHAMP—After being floored by Jersey count Durocher. Last spring, and be introduced. They need persuasion NARROW SQUEAK FOR his title a wouldn’t survive the fourth round, Louis son Square Garden last night. Louis retained by split rocher was suspended, the Catholic of Joe Baksi, Beau Jack, Ike Williams, Ezzard Charles, Joe Walcott for the count of two in the first round, Joe Balogh disposes couldn’t fathom the decision. The when the bout went the Wirephoto. Youth Organization withdrew sup- Robinson, Gus Les- in the fourth round (above) for a decision limit._—AP Arturo Godoy, Billy Graham, Tony Pellone, Ray crowd its again landed on the deck expressed disapproval ---- ! C I ab I* Ai C and Ollie Tandberg. and loud. But the Messrs. nevich heartily I IVJIII ■ VIWI^/ IJJMI the customers whistle, clap and stir Forbes and Monroe said Louis was It'a 10:08 and impatiently th« Associated Pros* winner and that makes it offi- By restlessly anticipating the appearance of the main event foes. the Wake Forest at G. W., cial. NEW YORK, Dec. 6.—Fight Escorted by police, Walcott enters the ring first and meets a smattering Ringside comment was vicious. facts and figures: Prom the other side, Louis enters a second later, of applause. “Now it’s safe to rob the Chase Na- Crowd—18,194. volume of increases. C. U. in a white towel and the applause &. •Gross head covered tional Bank. ... If I was sitting U., Play Cage gate—$216,447. “The Star The Garden is blacked out as Gladys Gooding sings in the State Legislature I’d intro- Taxes (approximate)—$43,295. on her. ... The lights Net Bpangled Banner, a shaft of light playing duce a bill to outlaw boxing. (approximate)—$173,182. off his speech This to be the stab in the Foes Louis’ share (approximate)—$77,- come up, Balogh introduces Walcott and Louis, topping ought Loop Tonight be The dis- 931. emerge victorious,” which seems to back that kills boxing. The basket ball program with “May tbe better participant college Walcott’s share trict attorney really has something home to- (approximate)— it the hard way. here picks up with games saying to now.” $26,977. of the investigate night for George Washington, Referee Ruby Goldstein calls the fighters to the center but •Does not include radio or tele- So it went, but that coveted, American U. and Catholic U. It’s briefs them on the rules, the bell clangs, the main event is on. still is Louis’. He vision. ring, cheapened, title the first home game for the Colo- 15 and, more a well-beaten Louis he once was Astonishingly, it goes rounds amazing, is no part the fighter nials who have won two on the and should but he’s under a Is acclaimed the winner. quit, road, and also a Southern Confer- now so 11 be re- cloud and they as take on Wake Lure ence tilt they Southern Meets That Decision!! and the same who Surprise No. 2!! matched people Forest at Tech High gym at 8:30 boos some more, but soon the condemned the decision so emphati- The crowd boos and boos and p.m. file cally will swarm to Yankee Stadium move the head-wagging customers toward the exits. They are Mason- D. C. Stirs police with other thousands to witness it. The other two games Bowling over the shoulders of now perspiring with Tow- past the press rows, peering Dixon Conference tests, Two Southern duckpin tourna- "How did ya give Champion Is Dropped Twice. American sports writers with editions to make, asking many son Teachers playing at JOE WALOUi l LEO DUROCHER. that de- The crowd that poured into the JOE LOUIS, ments lured topflight Washington Murder, wasn't it? Ever see anything worse than U. at 8:45 and Gallaudet visiting —AP Walcott? Garden came in tribute to Louis, to Wal- Practically unmarked after Photo. Catholic U. at 8:30. It’s the season Sports eye damaged by bowlers today, with men firing in cision?” see a ram those bout. —AP Wirephoto. great champion for the Cardinals. cott. —AP Wirephoto. the first John Blick classic at At- from the Dodgers’ Knothole the is cleared except for workmen tearing blows off the Dpener port Soon, though, place marvelously accurate i The CYO said it did not over and American U. pulled itself above lanta, Ga., while women will com- Gang. typewriters chin of a mediocre ■ down the ring, writers flitting fingers swiftly supposedly fight- Durocher a It's .500 mark last night, turning in consider proper example the dots and dashes all over the world. er, who astounded the crowd by the pete in the ninth annual Old Do- telegraphers clicking five starts trim- ! for the youth of America, Louis to the floor for a its third win in by on Is Blurred Va. another another fight, but what a fight. blasting Final Count minion Open at Richmond, i Earlier this week, the Brooklyn night, with Baltimore U., 76-33. Towson, Fight count of two in the first round ming of And what a decision! A. U. also was The entire Senate Beer quint Knights of Columbus urged publicly _ a murderous right cross. tonight’s opposition, Gallaudet, 64-30. the Men’s Major District League, that Durocher should not be rehlred. Again in tne iourcn, waicow- iev-i a Vinner, defeating Roar of Thousands " Karl the same » Booing which includes Moe Meade, substantially The Colonials were up at Kings By iit ju. .»J irontlamon he he They gave eled Louis, this time for a count of uauiuu •***'* -- Gochenour, Joe Harrison, Tony San- reason as the CYO did last winter. Bowl when Point and turned back the Mariners, Ted Meier Forbes votes six seven, they exchanged rights. By gan, “Judge Frank had no 1 rish-T Clash, Early Writer tini and Jack Talbert, along with Yesterday the CYO said it rojan Walcott, following the style set by 57-44. Associated Press Sports rounds to Walcott—(pause)—one Colonials. Jack Barkley and Johnny Ressa, objection to Durocher's return, Cantwell Leads — Max Schmeling in his first meeting Dec. 6.—The gom > round even and Louis eight was NEW YORK, two other Capital stars, were to bid was Joe The Kings Point game fairly • Tilts Stud Slim Grid Program with Louis, making lead, sounded and the red light on to] rounds." for the in the 15- close the first half, with the the crowd, but $500 top prize breaK ana aonx maw any smashing neatly timed rights over during of each of the four ring po6tf Boos came from named for the former Will a 30-25 halftime game event By Grimsley Irish Coach Fran £ Louis’ left Colonials enjoying died out as Balogh raised Worsham Still Factor Commented jabs. Otts blinked on. quickly District bowling promoter. Atftoeiattd Pr«»* Sports Wrlttr s to the margin. After that Coach dolefully: “Everything point Walcott, working always mo his hand. a local feminine Leahy on the heat, One of the most dramatic More than dozen 6.—Two of th s California victory." outside of Louis’ hand, in- Zahn’s crew turned “Referee Ruby Goldstein,” he said, NEW YORK, Dec. to a Southern right in was at hand topnotchers were expected to be up a 38-25 edge that allowed ments sports history drama out of the Goliaths- it's the firs t serted a herky-jerky sort of foot- rolling Louis ai i every bit of of contestants at Orlando Nation’s college gridiron For the Trojans just Bill Cantwell was The 10-year reign of Joe getting among the big field In Golf it to coast home. ■ out the Notre Dame and Southern Califomii 1 On Jan work which confused Louis. The situation by slow spacing in the Dominion. Ethel Dize half of the one-two punch. a total. heavyweight champion apparentl; Old By th« Associated Press in i 1 sensed his high man with 19-point “votes seven rounds for Wal- —tangled in Los Angeles today 1 in the Rose Bowl they ge t champion seemingly Jersey Joe Wal words, of Baltimore is the defending cham- uary More work is expected from had been ended by rounds even— ORLANDO, Fla., Dec. That season contest tha Wester i plight in the fifth round and waited good All tha cott-(pause)—two' belated regular ; Michigan, the unbeaten the Deacons, an cott, a 10 to 1 outsider. pion. from th : to it care- him tonight against and six for Louis.” well-dressed man, Jimmy Demaret drew most of the spotlight that has bee: i for Walcott lead, playing remain was for Harr; | Conference champ outfit led by Deran seemed to crowd cheered, but cluster of bowl games. the to 3 fully ahd attempting to counter- experienced an- This time the of Calif., led a closely bunched first big Notre Dame for center who was to make the official Ojai, pushing Walter, 6-foot-5 Balogh now the tension stretched to the bowl extravaganzas were oi 1 in the Associated Press poll. punch. i field of 61 golfers today Into the final Four rung high scorer last year. Five others nouncement. The title and mil- Shaw Favorite with a fistful o A. I !. Louis was missing badly with his 11:17 P-m breaking point. Speedy Commissioner time was exactly the day’s card along Baseball on the Wake Forest squad are hold- The on how 36 holes of the Orlando Open tourna- 1 ex and was the worst of it Iasi lions of dollars depended other encounters, but they all stoo< Chandler was one of the 25,000 Jabs getting in Madison Square Garden with Walcott in most overs. Monroe saw the fight. ment. the star-spanglei 1 to view the Grea t in exchanges to be eclipsed by pected inaugural action on night became silent. rounds. It was in the ninth round, Others due for a lot of Again the crowd In Bowl Game Demaret has 135 for the first 36 West Coast battle that matchei * Lakes Bowl at Cleveland Sta obviously thinking he hac Negro game are Len Louis, s that Louis must have sensed the G. W. team tonight anc Drown Out Final Vote. holes. He toured the 6,454-yard No. 1 combine ■ won seven game though, the ropes Boos Undefeated and untied Shaw Uni- America’s collegiate dium. Kentucky Art Cerra, lost, slipped through ! 1 i the old steam had vanished. In Small. Johnny Moffett, started: “Judge Marty Dubsdread Country Club course in 67 the Irish, with the third-ranked am and lost three during the seaso: started down the steps. Trainei Balogh versity was favored over South Caro- one of the rounds in Dave Shapiro, Howie Hoffman and votes nine rounds to with his 68 of Rose Bowl-bound Trojans. I while Villanova scored six win s that, great Seamon grabbed him anc Monroe (pause) lina State College of in yesterday go Phill McNiff. There’s an intramural Manny Orangeburg attractions wer and a tie. boxing history, Louis drove Walcott back. for Louis—” National Bowl at Thursday. The postseason against two losses 7 o’clock. pulled him today’s Negro game to the cut him under the left prelim scheduled for was as far as he got. Boos one stroke off the Califor- these: Toledo Glass Bowl Favorite. ropes, An expectant hush came over the That Griffith Stadium. The game was to Only to deliver Catholic U. tonight will be pre- all of the Garden. nian’s were Pros Ed of Lakes Bowl at Cleveland- of Toledo Rocket s eye and seemingly was set of as Balogh walkec came from parts be started at 4:30 and finished under pace Furgol Great The University the same team crowd 18,194 He ove r the blow. senting practically didn’t try to finish. | Detroit and Pete Cooper of Pont# vs. Villanova. ruled a one-touchdown choice long-awaited chilling over to Referee Ruby Goldstein Balogh the lights. Kentucky It had last year. Coach Gene Au- hand in token and Amateur Bowl at Toledo, Ohio—Nev in the second Glas 5 Joe Is Given Lesson. his scorecard, then strollec merely raised Louis’ Shaw’s Bears won nine games in Vedra Beach, Fla., Glass New Hampshire Boxing will use George collected I * gusterfer probably to the of victory. this to Frank Stranahan of Toledo. Hampshire vs. Toledo. Bowl at Toledo. And there appeare It never came, for Walcott, back Szklarz and to each side of the ring get their regular season year cap- Laubecker, center; Gene anc Walcott and his handlers seemed Lew Worsham of Washington, Bowl at Oklahoma City- little to choose between the North his own of Judges Prank Forbes ture the CIAA championship over Papoose to the ropes near corner, Cranston, forwards, and Jack cards Joe National vs with 1 Scotty stunned. Jersey Joe’s manager, as Howard and | the Open champion, Wentworth Military Academy eastern Oklahoma Aggies, eigh to Louis and smashed home as Monroe. such strong clubs stood up Walsh and Chuck Dudley, guards, Marty his advisor, Felix Boc- ! himself to a 69 yesterday Oklahoma A. and M ■! and three defeats, and Went tenseness mounted as police Webster, Lincoln. South Carolina’s Bulldogs helped Northeastern wins blow for blow with the champ. It tonight. All were The Dan Florio Otto Greiner of vs. Uni and fou his starting lineup chicchio, and Trainer but two j for a 141 total. Honolulu—Fresno State worth, with five victories a which swarmed into the ring and preparec also went unfeated, had .ties was devastating flurry last season, with Szklarz Walcott to the center Baltimore soared to a 74 yesterday the Bowl a J1 regulars to Walcott’s dress- then escorted on their schedule. versity of Hawaii. setbacks, in Papoose the crowd roaring to its He racked up to clear an aisle eight-game Nev brought the leading scorer. lis- of the ring and raised his hand, too. and a 143 total, while barely miss- One of the bowl contestants, Oklahoma City. when the bell ended room. Thousands of radio The Bulldogs present a particu- | feet and it, 249 in the 1948-7 season. ing cheered this gesture to elimination was Jack Isaacs of an unblemishei 1 An aerial was promise 1 points and television watcheri The crowd larly beefy team, with a line averag- ling Hampshire, placed display Louis must have known Walcott and C. U. junior varsity teners who had 71 held tickets for th Gallaudet forward on theii the rafters. well over 200 There's Langley Field, Va., yes- record on the line. the 24,000 who could absorb everything he could at 7 o'clock. doubtless edged ing pounds. l play a prelim And so the arguments over the Iterday for a 145. Irish, U. S. C. Draw 100,000. Shriners’ Aloha Bowl game at Hon quints seats. plenty of weight in the backfleld, too I throw at him. started. will was Fresno State an Reserves Sparkle. as Balogr decision They probably with Turner, c A crowd of 100,000 expectei 1; olulu. The rivals, Walcott Louis a les-i Eagle Silence descended 225-pound George gave boxing i in volume until the two Joes out at Los when : are both American University’s for the microphone am gain fullback, as the big gun to turn Angeles Hawaii, pass-minded, son, although Joe retained enough! Although reached triple-threat ai i t was meet in a return fight. in and de- Notre Dame defended not only The afternoon’s second larges win over Baltimore last night cleared his throat. ,_ Shaw makes up speed of his former cunning to flick _ but also pos ■ turnout—around 68,000—was slate 5 homej at the end, it ception what it lacks in weight unsullied escutcheon, j punches to snatch a few rounds. | convincing enough Cham ■ of a famil halftime that the Twillie is the man of s sibly the mythical national to see renewal longtime The Star’s score sheet showed seven wasn’t until nearly Bellamy key Paclfl '1 the Southeastern Confer ( It took the attack that rolled ui pionship against the tough fuss in rounds for Wnlrnt.t. six for IiOlliS Eagles really got going. Worst Walcott Held Winner high-scoring who have beei l State against Tu team to do it, with Louis Decision 283 to 32 this sea Coast champions ence—Louisiana and two rounds even. so-called second points opponents’ lane at New Orleans. A couple c j and Fresh- son. Shaw this year went througl tied once, but not conquered. Forbes gave eight rounds to Louis, Sophomore Fred Fling 1 3 contests have Hardin-Sim in to its first six games without bein( Betting favored the Irish—by night six to Walcott and called one even; man Leroy Ishman getting 20 of 33 Writers b at Arizona State and Utah a j play 40 Years to Rice By scored on. statements / mons nine rounds to take control. Ishman’s good In points—but pregame Monroe awarded th« Associated Pross a Notr : Arizona. and both By rival coaches indicated Louis and six to Walcott, while was a surprise, Rice Bowl lai t particularly s Gran Hand was far from a cer In the Klckapoo game who was the night By NEW YORK, Dec. 6.—In a poll Dame victory Goldstein called seven for Walcott, he and Fling, The Star. Tech Routs Hardin “g be Correspondent of Stuyvesant night at Wichita Falls, Tex., man with 18 {joints, may Special who saw last tainty. # j six for Louis and two even. high of 33 sports writers of South Indians humbled Arkansas Stat the starting lineup be- NEW YORK. Dec. Outfought, Said Coach Jeff Cravath -1 It was a confident, still remark- breaking into Joe Louis-Jersey Joe Wal- In Basket Ball Start i 39-13. a night’s •m Cal: can win if we get Teachers, outboxed all through “We _ ably fresh Walcott: who answered fore long. outpuneheB, Joe omy » cott fight, 20 thought Jersey Tech High opened its basket bal the bell for the 15th content The Eagles were aneaa py Joe Louis re- round, 15-round contest,’ with a 64-41 wir 10-6 In the first 10 minutes. won. campaign yesterday in the knowledge he had merely to margin as world heavy- In after that and tained his title over Stuyvesant School of Warren- Last retreat to capture the heavyweight The reserves came Wilbur Wood, sports editor of the Basket Ball Night to 31-14 by half- champion in the weirdest ton. College With a fortune in upped the margin weight and a man who waite rorcBi. championship. New York Sun the Associated Press recalls in more Coach Dutch Usilaner of Tec) By Bluefleld. 00: Ferrum J. C., 23. his he chose the easy path, time. decision this writer grasp, _ LOCAL. Quantlco, 75: Marine Hdqt.. 35. has seen almost every champion- used 12 players, substituting fresl; Point, 44. 28. to Louis’ George Washington, 5i: Kings College Charleston. 32: Stetson, flicking lefts face, moving than 40 years. into an 30. 35. fight the last 25 years, as the Maroons went earl; Towson State, 64; Qallaudet. Tennessee, 78: Milligan, and off sec- Women far as a can ship in| U„ 33. Tulsa. away running precious Roller Walcott won as gun lead and never were threatened American U., 76: Kentucky. 72: If. 1 Skating scored 11 rounds for Walcott and ^Baltimore Georgia, 74; Furman, 66. onds. Louis was knocked down the Teel (Baltimore), 62. Vanderbilt. 46. shoot. Byron Anderson paced La Saile, 64; Loyola Miss. State. 51: The crowd didn’t like it and booed for World Titles first and fourth rounds. four for, Louis—and was very em- Dartmouth, til; Mcaill. 41 Western (Ky.) State, 82: Canterbury, 3 5 Vie twice, in the attack with 17 points, but high mar Va. 80; Fairmont State, 66. SOUTHWEST. Walcott’s tactics, but here was a with hte left eye closed West. for world roller skat- He finished phatic about it. was George Swlnton Brooklyn College, 65; Adelphla, 45. Texas A. & M.. 40; S. E. Okla., 37. end Competition from Stuyvesant’s 54. A. 29. poor man with his hand at the of blood pouring Hotstra. 61; Champlain. McMurray. 40; Texas and I., titles moves Into Its second day and a gusher Hank O’Donnell of the Water- who scored 20 points. Siena, 54: Arnolo. 41. Abilcnt Christian. 48. Houston. 41. of the rainbow and he played it ing nose. He was a weary 44. Hobart. 31. 56: 8am new National Arena with 11 his battered gave 12 rounds to St. Lawrence. Texas. manner of at the as final bury Republican Five 59; Fort Devens, 49. Hoimom^40. wisely, if not in the best fighter the years ago—Harold (Jug) Tufts, women five countries and dejected Walcott with two for Louis and Syracuse. 74; Brigham Young. 62. Montana Mines, 48; Great Falls. 87. heroism. He had beaten representing ended with the big crowd in McSpaden shot a- 272 to win the ;American International, <7. Montana. 44 boxing bids for feminine round one even. Pratt, 78 Idaho. 62; the 15th he Trying their the end of a 10- Miami Open golf tournament. Norwich. 42; Lowell Textile. 39. Utah. 73: Montana State. 34. Louis for 14 rounds—in an uproar, sensing 33. Montana State. 48. crowns today. Competition winds John Carmichael, sports editor of Clarkson. 56; St. Michaels. Ricks College. 56; would run backward to the title. reign. Idaho BUte. 63: Qspxasa. 60. tomorrow with the pair and year the Daily News, voted 11 It SfaA“'. II 61; Pacific Uitheran. 86. He didn’t make according to up won only four Chicago §2^tMoun't Washington. it, Louis actually Walcott. Ted Albany State. 68; North Adams. 40. Fresno State. 63: 47. dance team championships. worse in to 4 in favor of Teachers, 38. Pepperdine, 44. Forbes and Monroe, but this Louis rounds and never looked Gannon. *7; Paterson Colorado Col 50; New Mexico 0;. Men’s crowns were decided yes- Meier of the Associated Press had Boston U-. 51; MIT 46. Central Wash.. 77; Willamette, 60. wasn’t so certain. Before the verdict his entire ring career. He stolidly Prompt MID WIST. College Idaho. 52: East. Oregon. 40. terday with Donald Mounce of Min- his Walcott on top, 11-3-1. 69: Southern Methodist, 46. Ban Francisco. 44. had been given, Louis climbed out and mechanically stalked lighter Cincinnati. Caliiornla, 56: N. Y., national singles free- the New Wooster, 54: John Carroll. 60. Washington SUte. 78: Whitworth, 48. of the ropes, saying he was eola, who weighed 194% pounds A1 Buck, president of Jamestown. 53. Idaho. 21. title foe BUICK SERVICE Concordia. 66: Farragut. 30: North the world “ashamed’’ to in the style champ, adding for the champion, but York Boxing Writers' Association Tiffin. .67; Interstate, 55. Wyoming. 62: Eastern Wash., 35. stay ring. of against 211 64: Oberlin. 42. Santa Clara. 42. to his collection. Karl Peter showed 8 rounds Baldwin Wallace. 0. C. L. A.. 47: Boxing will be ashamed of that ver- on rare occasions was Joe will- said his tally sheet Case, 58; Buffalo. 50. Snow, 34; Westminster (Utah), 31. and Fer- only Caithness Brick Inc. Switzerland was runnerup or a left. for Louis, 5 for Walcott and 2 even Wartburg. 46: Wisconsin Tech. 33. dict as long as men exchange ing to throw either a right Muskingum. 69; Findlay, 34 nand Leemans of Belgium third. statue "Howevei, I think Walcott won 4718 Lane 114; Percy Jones, 46. punches. He was a forward-moving Hampden Lawrence Tech. In were Bill Scheurer, OLWcr 3000 Hamllnne. 45; Drake, 42 Last Others, order, an arm. the fight,” said Buck. Ithwdo, Md. 53. Fights Night without Oklahoma. 62: Ohio State. ky the Associated Press United States; Donald Stirling, who took all the Even the radio version of the Texas State. 62: Morehead. 63. f Guardsmen It was Louis West Dr Kensington United Orlnnell. 50; Cornea (Iowa). 36. NEW YORK.—Joe Louis. 211. England; Reggie Opie, It was Louis who was fight seemed to favor Walcott. With troit, outpointed Joe Walcott, 194 Vi punishment. States, and Eduardo Castellari, Italy. It was Louis two minutes to go in the last Superior Teachers. '46: Valley City, 30. Camden. N. J. (15) (title bout). Show knocked down twice. auto repairihs Reed. 201 Staging Boxing Alma. 81; St. Mary's (Mich.'. 28. INDIANAPOLIS.—Willard closed and a bloody round Don Dunphy, veteran Amer- knocked out Earl Turner of the who had a eye Defiance, 45: Detroit Tech. 44. Indianapolis, The Kensington company Co. Wesleyan. 32: Tarkio. 28. 203. Cincinnati (7). Trinidad Form nose. It was Walcott who left the ican Broadcasting sportscaster •id REPAIRTIHS Iowa Towne National Guard will spon- Quints (Chicago), 54: Wheaton. 34. WILKES-BARRE. Pa.—Artie Maryland was it clear that Louis had U BOOT AMD IW* woo* Loyola out J. C 1118 without a mark. But it made Wisconsin State, 46: Illinois Tech, 43. 154. New York, knocked sor an amateur boxing show at 8:30 Trinidad Boys’ Club, Wylie ring 158. New York (2) This score a knockout to retain the title North Illinois. 69; Oshkosh, 44. (Chuck) Wilkens. street NJ5., will hold the final or- Louis who won the fight. may MoMahon Ckovralot. Inc. Union. 43. WORCESTER. Mass.—Charlie Wil tonight at the Kensington Armory. or , Huron. 46: Western sound like a lot of sense—but The experts, however, agreed 55; St John s, 41. Hams. 150. Newark. N. J.. outpoints V. Menke is in of meeting tonight for Its not <323 Gaaraia Are. N.W. GE. 0100 St. Cloud (MinnJ. 156. Baltimore (10 George charge ganizational is to b< Port Hays, 76; Kearney (Nebr.), 63. Van (Bob) McNutt. teams that will enter that’s the way the two judges voted. erne point. Joe Louis ready SAN DIEGO.—Chick Musgrove. 158 the affair. Proceeds will go into the basket ball Washburn. 64: Warrensburg (Mq.), 65. | North American Newspaper Alliance taken. SOUTH. San Diego, outpointed Speneer Cole fund. competition in six classes. Los (10). I company's general J. r. 1., 68; Old Dominion Rebels, 46. man. 155. Angeles A % 4