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1945-12-22 [P SIDELINES Wildcats Rout Alumni Cagers, 74 To 32 By Edward K. Sachs A--- Center Star Sports Editor Trojan NEW HANOVER FIVE a cnip Off the Old Back tains. If we don’t do some- On Saturday we usually give SHOWS BEST the board of trustees FORM Sports bu1 thing, Tfre and omit Sidelines Trail a rest you not renew my contract By WHITNEY MARTIN this morning we would like to com- might ol and then I would have to go to ment on the most inane story OF YEAR IN work for a living.” WIN BY WHITNEY MARTIN the virtually tell year. reason we can themTTT^0 the — About only — each other 3 UP csrried NEW YORK, Dec. 21. (ff) you’re toUch It? was dispstch for athletics is that they give JUst concerning see Fennel Stooping to foul play, we note that trouble. ^vitin. by the afternoon paper, men a chance to obtain Toddy Scores 24 Bruce Drake, young 93 free throws were awarded in a of one Taking that rootin' .. the proposal poise and skills that will help them To Oklahoma University, to change of Points Lead Brogden basketball game between two Illi- school game in of adjust themself to the art Illinois ^ rules so that the seven- nois high school teams. No mention 3!n’ basketball a seven foot ample, yu don’t need who have making living. Boys Men In mil le*’ foot, six-nine youngsters should also Winning is made of the officials but it is ination to fre- tall and five foot tall appreciate the been bobbing up with great assumed the performance was a constant shrill 0f ,aiai»3! have that opportunity. EDWARD K. the of late would be handicap- By SACHS blow to them and must quency we all better hang big they Ninety-three free basketball If they don’t, throws in their pursuit of the Star Sports Editor have left the court with means fouls ped up our hats and go back to kewpie- were called “u °r goals. bookies. And that includes Mr. Fastbreaking to a 22 to eight first doll cheeks and whistling breath. times. if basketball coach That Mr. Drake is Drake. period lead, the New High The number of fouls called in would be just the University. Hanc^pr be»i„„' at the Oklahoma E. C. Baker, 405 South Third Wildcats last night routea a team that game was of though. The rules lng- em- exceptional, are fill?d Not far from his place of is a mem- of former of the situations street of Wilmington graduates school course, but it does bear out a calling for ilr Vf‘a is the little town of Point (N. Y.) the machine total of 74 tones of the ployment ber of the Kings by adding sprouting idea that the game is whistle and ,uCet where two institu- would 8 Stillwater, United States Merchant Marine to 32. whistled to a A seem to be in being stop. whistle whistlin- en„ of note reside. One are informed a tions academy we by It was a sad in- stop game, you might say. without single foul other a homecoming being “21 Oklahoma A. & M., the Poulus, the sta- There are Ensign George deed for the Alumni, many who We have noted this violations of the seven-foot hunk of cage placer coach. Baker tendency second and tion’s swimming have just been discharged from in the Madison 10-second rule named Bob Kurland. Square garden is a Cadet Midshipman. service. They never had a chance mg, out-of-bounds, held Kurland games, where much of the continu- As well know, the Over 40 candidates reported as the Wildcats forwards broken ’’ you pint-sized ity and thrilling action has been dribble, and the five been life rather rug- for the team, Poulous reports, scored and scored and of the has making scored on ruined almost vantage unlimited Drake. Drake, of 15 by constant shrill- substh ged of late for the before a varsity squad repeated fast breaks. tion rule is another time bas. ing, shrieking whistles. It sounds killer in a great spirit of improving was selected. in Rules Biggest tnorn the alumni side like a tryout for traffic interpret?';ion in diff« ketball, and at the same time try Mrs. Baker told us over the cops p.r,, tbe was Toddy Fennel who put to- than a rid of wants afternoon that rather sports contest. „»„««« ing to get Kurland, phone yesterday an total confusion and, in who gether evening’s of 24 New York to the finger on all men her son, E. C., will be in Wil- We don’t think the officials pri- least, a team put points on ten baskets and four free from the west the six-foot six for the Christmas are to blame. are uhv have grown past mington W. A. marily They the games throws. Brown, small enough seems to remain a mark. This bit of legislation, vacation from the school. there to enforce the rules, and an lib to go through several of the Grads more rugged runs into a character like for- is an trouble'-! when pushed by Friends of Ken Kavanaugh, did infraction infraction and screen it legs everything but that as plays considered perfect makes some of us sick to mer L. S. U., star and ace flank- Walt McCormick, 215 pounds there’s no drawing a line between Drake, he led the New Hanover passing legitimate are ruled stomachs. man for Bears for worth of lineman will face Ala- violations and violations. blocking it our the Chicago little big (here is the slightest when Drake had several have received bama’s All-American man, trace of w-' For several seasons, pivot attajj^ What seems to be the matter is contact. men IW Kelly, regular on the m m s m■ giants on the Oklahoma basketball Christmas cards from the grid- Vaughn Mancha when the two Point five was the Frank Thomas shows son and how he that the game is over-ruled, and The way the fans turn and was Oklahoma A meet in the Alabama Southern Che^7 only spittin’ image, Hugh, 13, out for feam beating der. that a You old boy to show any of wants to see him develop into star, and in not the officials* are bunch basketball nowadays, & M., with ease, he was not all Ken made several friends in this California Rose Bowl game. signs 1F,i passing perhaps play though Wou'j aft-pr thp nlav hari mnvpH nn onH of out there seem to bas- so we won’t Rose Bowl, where for third time old Notre Oame blow-hards toot-timing indicate they like worried about the plight of area when he played with PDC mow the date repeat Pasadena quarter- the fa down the floor twice. A floor back leads Southern Jan: 1. *> the boys. When you get 10 big kids quent interruptions in the ketball being taken over by the Comets of the Prsonel Distribution t again. good Alabama, tackling California, phv man and an excellent running helter-skelter in a space Either that or just oversized boys. command, AAF, last fall while he rebounder, they can’t re! he scored 18 in what was a 50 by 94 feet or thereabouts and sist the sound of a whistle In short what Mr. Drake is say- was stationed' at Camp Davis. points this: doomed fight. ing goes something like Ken served with the Eighth Air- SOLD The alumni scored first on a two “Look fellows, the alumni of Force and flew a number of mis- BOWL TICKETS handed shot Holmes a pot by Kelly. It wap Oklahoma are getting little sions as a pilot of a B-24 Libera- Boston’s Tommy to Dec. 21. the only time in the that Give disturbed about our losing tor. When he was discharged he PASADENA, Calif., game Bookies Long Odds also they led and it was the time Oklahoma A & M. They had reached the rank of captain. some of only (iPj Football faithful, the the — during evening that they were dislike all the publicity that Another bit of cheer for the whom had stood in line for 2e National within walking distance of the vie Top ‘Slugger’ is New Hanover Stillwater school getting High school cage a hard rain, Gaels In hours and braved tors. * Against Bowl while most people still think team, Rocky Mount opened its the today quickly bought up Fennel scored seven By MILTON RICHMAN Oklahoma U. is a stock com- 1945 season with an impressive the points last 11 7,500 available tickets to assorted United Press Editor By KRIS KREEGER January, returned this sea- of the hit. Now 47 6 win over Tarboro. "hat through mediums before BOB KELLY ASKED Sports pany Broadway to Alabama Southern California Walter Deal hit on a shot to NEW YORK, Dec. 21—(U.R)— NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 21.—(A5)— son—and if Coach Jim we can’t stop Kurland on the is right, 47 to 6. Leslie Etuhi- pivot Lookabaugh New Year’s football game. make the score to left-handed Bos- bookmakers believe the Okla- basketball floor but if we son and Alton Denson did the seven four. After FOR RESIGNATION Tommy Holmes, The had handpicked them he would teams ton the rules the kid can for Black- There were some minor dis- the two traded baskets a Brave outfielder, who lost the homa A. and M. Cowboys will beat change most damage the have chosen aimost the same 11.
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