Kansas Out SPOftTS Duke, Wolfpack Jayhawks Edge ROUNDUP Sports Hi-Lites '51 Meet Fordham, By HUGH FILLF.RTON. JR. Penn Tonight 4 Team BY HUGH FULLERTON. JR. As Ball NEW Illinois the YORK.—(&)—Starting The Associated Press Top New Year some By right by reviewing Blue Devils Rv JOR RRICIILER of the 1951 Duke University's peisonal hignspots touring bas- NEW YORK—i/P)—Phog Aliens sports year before consigning it to battle Pennsylvania's ketball team a: Dur.iam. N. C.. to- all-conquer.ng Kansas Jayhavvks Wildcat the record books: | Wily by Pap' night. And the Dukes will be hop- out undefeated Illinois as the dials dur- edged January—Twirling ins the third time's the charm. the nation's the Bowl games with the top-ranking college f/SVAIPG ing big For two other Southern Confer- basketball team today in the week- surprise coming when Kentucky " rec- CO-V£>£7-;7T?r *£ TDK'S ^ his disclosures of bribery and N. C. State, win- U Cs4.Ce=: O*? T*/£T invading Raleigh, ord is 7-0. "dumping" in basketball. this season, *?£=BOOVOS ,// ner of eight games In all. 107 writers and AJ f=-/AJ£ March In spite of the dumping, bowed to Texas Tech and Manhat- spoils YyV from coast to S7YL £ basketball made a comeback at broadcasters coast I (an. nj,MDat'P'fJ I he noil Twenty Tournament time when the Garden In tonight's only other contest1 of them named powerful Washing- %^y\ crowds took Chubby Leland (Hum- involving a conference team, Dav- I Norris of as their to Ashe- ton as the best team in the nation ■XtNTOCKYSpk phreyi Dayton idson's Wildcats journey to push the Huskies into third pet. broo, N. C.. to meet the McCrary JuAVCD'CS NCAA place. The Pacific Coast defending T April—The Boxing Tour- Kagles. chilly Spring In- \ H fields notable for a league outfit. The score backing were Kentucky and practice impres- scrap diana six each. New York Univer- ^3-4S£8ALLjL sions: that Biggie Munn had more ; was 80-.>(>. Jay Handlan, Washing- forward and sity five. Kansas State four. St. big. good players at Michigan State ton and Lee's crack j 15 for his Louis and St. Bonaventure three, than vou'd ever seen on one field; ; captain, collected points honors for the and s..|on Hall. Murray State and that Frank Leahy wasn't crying for j team to take high effect when he said he didn't ex- West Virginia two each. j C.ETTINC TITLE BACK — Sugar Ray Robinson throws right to jaw of Randy Turpin night. too of Notre that up with Braidley in now 6-2. received 51)4 pect much Dame: in 10th round to title 12 at New York. W&L kept Kentucky, before knocking him out regain middleweight Sept. first. After to fall nearly ino behind Woody Hayes was trying too hard only one period—the points Braves turned the game Washington's third place (>88. The to be optimistic about the new job that the into a Wildcats barely managed to eke he had taken at Ohio State. j runaway. out fourth spot, over unbeaten In- May Time to catch your breath. ; diana and NYU. The Hoosiers 7-0' Baseball races beginning to warm ; beat out the New York Violets with the weather. Team 5-/VC/^67V up Davis Cup 112-Ot for fifth. 588 to 545 point-. ^ //WCO 'sT«^ June -(.toilers moaning a no ut The standings with points figur- C>&/l/'. 739: 3 Washington '20' 083 Ben Hogan coming through with United States Davis Cup team, 4. Kentucky 504: 5 Indiana (j1 an amazing 67 on the last round which failed in its quest for the 588: 6. New York I -5'. 545. 7 St They Stunned 'Em for the most popular victory that i Cup. is taking home boomerangs Louis -31. 459: 8. SI. John's. 301 could be imagined. instead. All members of the Anier- Savitt and 9. Kansas State 41 371: 10. St July—The forlorn look on Sam I ican squad, except Dick home Bonaventure <3\ 180. Snead's face as he trudged through Ham Richardson, left for by Second ten—11. Seton Hall '2' the rain at Oakmont and Walter | plane yesterday, 118: 12. Iowa. 94 13 LaSalle. 82 Illinois Don t Burkemo's surprise when he reach- Savitt is staying to defend his 14. Notre Dame. 77. 15. Oklahonv Maryland, ed the last round only to be slaugh- Australian title in the National City. 65: 16. Murray K\> 12•. 55 tered by Snead People still Championships at Adelaide Jan. 17. North Carolina State. 40: 18 talking about basketball during the 18. Richardson is also playing in Utah; 10 Syracuse. 41; 20. Mulli- Believe In Team Ratings Dog Days and predicting there I the Australian meet. gan State. 37. would be new revelations in the Others — Villa nova. Fall. Duqucsne. NEW YORK Tennessee Tht' Marvland defense was so — Vacation time and May be t!'e nation's No 1 colleg- ,it;hl that the Vols gained only 81 August only LOOK <2>. West Kentuck a few trickles of news about the .West Virginia iate football team but you would ,-ards on the around and Lauricella ... u'lir/.aga. Whit West Point and William and Mary Not 1 but 2 reasons! have a mighty toimh job toda\ eon- .vas held to a net gain of one yard worth, Stanford. Holy Cross. Okla scandals Northern Mich- For The Popularity Of An incing either Maryland or Illinois. n seven times he toted the ball. reaching horna A & M. Siena. Minnesota igan. Listening to the All-Star The who the In contrast to the Sugar Bowl Paint-Job Mississippi, Mississippi State. Mon boys operate split football game from Chicago in a Sanders T formation Coach .Jim »ame in which took a tana Stall*. Si. Francis of Brook for Tatum Maryland car parked at the tip of Point Bet- • Good looks In any shade or 21-D | Cincinnati. !t Maryland soundly whipped Gen. lead on three touchdowns sie and having to quit before the color. lyn. the Rob Wvlnnd's Tennessee Volun- within seven minutes early in end because it got too cold. • Good Craftsmanship at < teers 28-13 in the 4ame. Illinois and Stanford staged yesterday Sugar — September The plush press popular price. Bowl at New Orleans. :i ding affair for two * dong periods accommodations for the amateur with the Indians holding a 7-6 half- ?/ \ SANDERS Illinois walloped Stanford's In golf at Saucon Valley; the series lime advantage. Western Teams dians. kingpins of the Pacific Coast of upsets leading up to Billy Max- BRINGING HOME ROSES — Count Turf, piloted by Conn McCreary. crosses finish SALES & SERVICE 40-7 in in the third Stan was second. Conference. the Rose Bowl. Midway period well's victory A visit to Randy line to win 77th running of Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs, May 5. Royal Mustang sai.es service I Wallace, lliini halfback, Maryland ranked third in the intercept- Turpin's Catskill training camp, New Bridge St. Dial 3353 ed a from Defeat Eastern Associated Press poll. Illinois was pass Stanford's Gary which made you wonder how he fourth, three notches above Stan- Kerkorian and sped 54 yards to the ever whipped Ray Robinson ford. Stanford 12 On the third play Sandy Saddler making Willie Pep Dumont Plans Fullback Bill Tate ripped around quit again in one of the roughest Championship Contractors See The Rose Bowl, granddaddy oi i In NBA right end for five yards and a brawls you ever saw Quints all post-season gridiron classics, touchdown. October — football and and the Sugar Bowl headed a na- Mixing From there on the lliini poured i baseball on the last hectic week-end In Ebbets Field By The Associated Press tionwide card of 13 games which | Tourney Multi-Millions n on to continue the Big Ten's of the Major League season as WATCH The top four teams in* the West- drew more than 400.000 fans. Mil- j in Illi- dominance over the PCC in the Jackie Robinson kept the Dodgers' ern and Eastern divisions of the lions more iooked on the NEW YORK t/P) We are# classic. hopes alive The spontaneous National Basketball Association nois-Stanford affair at Pasadena. to see that our friend, Ray THE BOWL SCORES: I scream that went up all over town glad In 1952 tangled yesterday, and all the laur- Calif., via a nation-wide television Dumont. has made a New Spent THIS Rose Bowl (Pasadena. Calif.) iwe missed the game' when Bobby Year's] els went to tiie West as Rochester hookup resolution to put in its Illinois 6 0 7 27—40 Thomson's homer won the National everything defeated Boston. 106-91. and Min- The Bowl at Pasadena was pack- 0 0 0— 7 League playoff The World Se- proper place. CHARLOTTE (/P) Carolina out 82- ed with the laru'-st turnout. Of* S'25. Stanford ..7 neapolis edged Syracuse, ries was an anti-climax after that He is going to hold his first In- contractors can look forward to an- 80 while another 82.000 ito Sugar Bowl (New Orleans* NEWSPAPER jammed State football team ternational Baseball Championship j other multi-million dollar business at. he Maryland 7 14 7 0—28 Michigan Bobby Davis scored 27 points Sugar Bowl. tournament at Ebbets Field in in 1952. with the being Tennessee 0 (> 6 7—13 confirming Spring impressions j emphasis Rochester at the Royals topping The 1051 rankings ran true to if on needs. > Princeton's Dick Kazmaier having Brooklyn in October. 1953. and By The Associated Press military and highway Division, Bos- •»i•:ii the Bowl at Orange Bowl (!Miami the Western belted in Orange Miami. his Cornell. little man of Wichita is 7 7 () big day against the round j EAST This optimistic outlook was given ton. leaders in the East. Fla.. where Georgia Tech No .V Baylor 0 -14 — in character Ebbets Field is the LaSalle <>7 Western 58. in a clubs in Georgia Tech 7 0 0 10—17 November Concentrating on Kentucky prepared statement today by The two second place "dued Baylor iNo. 0>. 17-14 on Pep- for his 54. Cotton Bowl (Pallas) Kazmaier: neither rain nor snow proper setting promotion, j Canisius 62 Utah Robert Patten, managing director both divisions met a I Minneapolis, per Rodgers' 10-vard field goal in in ! nor mud. nor Brown nor Vale could It strikes just the right note Colby 72 Gannon iPa> f»0. of the Carolinas Branch of Associa- ? Mikau as usual Kentucky 7 (5 0 .7—20 where big George :be closing mitiui.es. waekiness. 61 HO (overtime1. 'he Texas Christian 0 0 7 0— 7 | stop him and there was a heck of Temple Niagara ted General Contractors of Ameri- was the scoring leader for I-Ju! YVilcUals. ruling • Kentucky's a rhubarb when Dartmouth did. little SI. Jos. Pa> 74. Westminister 5fi. ca. Lakers with 37 Gator Bowl (Jacksonville* ! Dumont. an energetic fire-1 points against Syra- on the arm of Vito H-dic Parilli, MIDWEST — words faster cuse. C'lemson 0 0 0 0— 0 December The football season ball who can sputter National^ the construction fig- fhnnped No. 1 1 ranked Texas Chris- 62 Princeton 44 fades fast around here when the than most men can speak them, Michigan ure is to over the 30 Fort Wayne rolled up a 20-point tian 20-7 before 75.000 in the Cot- Miami Missouri 77 Austin «Tex> 55. as lack Kerris 27 of Pacific 7 7 0 0—14 pearing to hold their breath in fear who by year. The national record will be victory got points Other results included. Miami College Wheaton 88 'Tex' 71. more trouble .College seat of its shabby breeches and j Wayland reflected in the Carolinas, 1'atten for the winners. Kla 1 14 0. in the Salad Bowl (Phoenix. Aril.) I might pop 1 Clemson Gator: hoisted it to a of distinction SOl'TH ! New York visited Milwaukee Houston .6 7 13 0—26 ; bigwigs off on another de-empha- place said. Texas Tech 25 College of Pacific world. Miss. 84 Arkansas State 62. and handed the Hawks a 68-65 de- 7 14 0 0—21 sis campaign: there'll be more po- in the sports Military construction alone, in 14. in the Sun: Houston 20 Davton Dayton Presbv. 79 Ft. Jackson 52. feat. after were tied 52-52 at liticking next week He founded the National Semi- Spec. the Carolinas next year, will prob- tlvey 21. in the Salad; Stetson 35 Arkan- Tangerine Bowl (Orlando. Ela.) SOUTHWEST the end of three periods. 7 21 7—35 Pro Baseball Congress, nursed it | ; ably reach 200 million dollars he sas State 20. in the Tangerine. Stetson ..J) Brooke A. M. C. 85 (lnd> Standings: along when only he had faith in its' Taylor said. This figure does not include Ed Big Mo" Modzelewski and Ed Arkansas State 7 6 0 7—20 54 Overtime'. HT.STFRN DIVISION survival, and watched it grow and the many millions to be spent on Eullerton. a of hard FAR WEST H I.. PCT. pair hitting until today it is a well- the Savannah River atomic project. backs from coal re- expand 71 of Pacific 62. Rochester 21 R .724 Pennsylvania's established international organiza- Oregon College Another 200 million will be spent for Churchill Works 17 10 .630 ckons. were largely responsible Arkansas Wins tion whose annual tournament in ! in highway construction in the two Minneapolis Tennessee's ABOARD THE MARY— 15 11 .577 ending all-winning QUEEN Wichita have drawn more than two states, he said, unless there is fur- Indianapolis — j streak at 20 and Southwest Conference tion of this Patten reported. a game in which the players run ; type." What about j sportsmanship trophy. the bases in reverse. housing projects, schools and in the Caro- The presentation was made at What's more, he carries through i hospitals linas? Patten that a large Do It Time Hatlo the Cotton Bowl game with Jim his plans. Some of them are dillies ! predicted ] They'll Every By Jimmy number will be constructed al- Wallace, vice-president of the Ark- and are purely for entertainment. ; ansas student it. in reverse, for though the figure will be consider- body, receiving Running the bases 1 ably curtailed by lack of steel. "Then! HE sot his vraft notice--- This trophy is awarded annual- instance, although that probably lv to the school whose athletic would unnoticed in Brooklyn. AN? TO HEAR HIM NOW, ITLL TAKE TILL go I teams and student body showed the Other innovations stuck, though.; TIM-REK! 1955 FOR HIM TO GET RE4C>y— I best sportsmanship. It was creat- and have been incorporated in the PRINCE ALBERT, Sask.. f/P>— SMITH CONCRETE The ed by The Battalion, the Texas A & annual Wichita tournament. J More than 500 men in Northern for M College student newspaper, in automatic home plate duster, I Saskatchewan have signed con- PRODUCTS instance, whereby the plate umpire [ B-8UT-1 C4N'T REPORT NEXT 1947. tracts to spend the winter working Phone 3412 Klnaton. N. C. is the of bending I .HE AvfeCAee -TVWSOkJ'S MONTH ! I CAhi'T GET My < The trophy is awarded by a com- spared indignity 1, in the timber in Northwestern seven over and his broad beam ! s/Er^yrAV u^Acr. or ej&tb /4FB4IR5 l«J ORI7ER TH/4T B4ST.' \ mittee of students from the exposing Ontario. "We Build To A schools of the conference. to a wayward foot while he daintily is LiMirec td a ©our m.. I GOT TKlN&S TO DO-M-My F® j At the same time the brushes the plate with a whisk-1 AMERICAN TEACHER COUSlM'S GOT LUMB^SO"CAMT presenta- Standard — Not To J tion was made, the committee pass- broom. A pedal now. and presto! SINGAPORE, i.P)—James Blaut, X H-4S/E >4 V i } 7 CEFERMEfJT I ed a resolution aimed at curbing Compressed air cleans the platter, AVO-VJOCP former graduate assistant in geo- 1 A Prlco" { for .4 yE^R of? so? n; football. The resolution call- Or the "Rhubarb Microphone." aPEE-Cli+- v._ -V at Louisiana State Univer- I rough graphy ed for identification to the crowd which allows fans to listen to play- i oa»1 pack; sity. has joined the staff of the of players guilty of personal fouls. ! er-umpire arguments at home plate. FnIOOCU- University of Malaya, lie is the Local Doalor { a A similar resolution was passed I The umpire is equipped with vtoUvJSfVtfcfiS, first American on the staff. He was concealed mike which up all K Co. j by the Southwest Conference j picks AWBJTlvfcS accompanied by his wife of two B & Lumbar coaches in December. sounds with 30 feet and relays AkJPaJ0jECT5 months. Besides favoring identification them to the fans. PDF? j of personal foul offenders, the re-1 The rhubarb mike has its ha- OROi^jArtV ! solution called on coaches and stud-1 zards, though, as ball players have CCHWiUfJlCA-' ent officials, especially newspaper' been known to use language other -TiOtJ.. X-Ray editors, to mobilize sentimentI than. "Why. you naughty man; that against rough play. was no! a strike, so there." DR. R. E. DUDLEY Introduced by Richard Vann. Dumont has not committed him- self as as to how of his QpCXafiS, editor of the Southern Methodist yet many lSWVe«s the resolution Wichita gadgets he will use at Eb- ! campus newspaper, AiJC Chiropractor out that several conference bets Field, as the tournament still | pointed EkJCivJEEC^ in 1951 were marked by is nearly two years away, but some games ■FKOfMPC/ 9-12—1-5 Mon. Tues. Thurs. Fri. Sat. "numerous instances of personal are certain to be included. ThWtiX >WD A TIP I ijsetht '/_of twe matlo fouls and unusual roughness." The promotion of the tourna- 9-12 Wed. 7-9 P. M. Tues. & Thurs. ■ iMi) H/4T TO A proposal to include the names ment. without the sideshow angles, MQ5TWC5 7/riV ra^vic? M. of foul offenders in the is a big enough job to keep Mr. ItJ PAIL"/ CLe>v?y. personal /*B_n now. Nations Phone 3600 //SfcdJ «bure3^bxj», official records of the game fail- Semipro busy right 6»WBftSA- By Appointment franchised to XING sr./\LaAMs, ed. but the other provisions carried must be determine -rrcxJ ii on. official and the bv a 5-2 vote of the school delega- their champions, w»»>—•».. Western Union Bldg. tions. details of transportation.