LITTLE SPORT THE EVENING STAR A-15 Basketball Tearn LikelyKnockout Finish Likelyf Washington, D. C. Russian MONDAY, APRIL 14, 19.1? TONIGHT '"','l* r TONIGHt'I To Give U. S. Battle at Helsinki In Robinson-Graziano /S Battling By th» Associated Press tall boys, I don’t mean they have BaTa-im Cm P >1 | B °2° Providence Cuts Down NEW YORK, April 14.—The; ! any Bob (7-0) or Clyde Kurlands , \ ' v iS chairman of the United States; Lovellettes (6-9), but they have a Title Bout Wednesday kip wfio-sA (fc3MT\ Olympic Basketball Committee j good quota of six-footers and oha\ w bowLm By the Associated Press Hornets' Playoff Edge warned today that Russia prob- Russia may enme out with some ! j CHICAGO, April 14.—Champion By ably will present the biggest ob-: : bigger,” Hobson said. the Associated Press to another American cage' ! “You Ray Robinson and Rocky Grazi- PROVIDENCE, stacle must remember, too. that boasting R. 1., April 14. triumph in the summer games at these European ' ano, each he’ll win by a teams aren’t as- knockout, have ended heavy ir sA The Providence Reds—old hands Helsinki. sembled on spur of the mo- drills as am the for their middleweight title fight at coming from behind—were back “We know Russia will come ment as are ours. Most of these 1 i i | nearest matching our boys for teams have been organized and in Chicago Stadium Wednesday. in the American Hockey League j Chicago’s fight fans are getting Tournay Scores Easy Win size,’’ said Coach Howard Hobson have been practicing at least a Council Chief Says He's Pleased Mulloy Upsets Seixas playoff picture today after winning of Yale University. “The Rus-| more steamed up for this expected __ I |year.” slam-bang scrap any the third game of their best-of- sians voted against putting a limit! The Yale coach said one of the than at time In French Grand National height since 1947. That was when Gra- seven final set with Pittsburgh's on in Olympic Games. Be- best individual players in Europe At Acceptance of Sports Code ||[ln j By th« Associated Press sides, the team very good ziano knocked out Tony Zale in Miami Beach Finals;; Hornets. looked is Spain’s Fred Borras. “He’s only By jected most to the presidents’ , PARIS, 14.—A huge crowd in winning the European cham- the sixth round to win the 160- Art Edson April six feet, but he’s a whiz of a shot Associated that each sport Pittsburgh won the first two pionship.” pound crown. Press Sports Writer idea should be' turned out in brilliant sunshine and a floor man. He could make confined entirely to its season. > Magda Rurac Winner contests on its home ice, but the The defeated Czecho- any college That Chicago Stadium fight The head of the influential yesterday to see Georges Courtois’i Russians team in the United Adams said many schools feel exploded for first slovakia drew a gate of $422,000, an all- American Council on By th« Reds three in Paris for the European States.” Education that out-of-season practice is Associated Press Tournay win the French Grand Eighteen time high for indoor boxing. said today he “greatly period goals here last night title. teams competed. l The Americans also will be The is encour- necessary, and that many can MIAMIBEACH, Fla., April 14. and Won’t a Runaway. figure cannot be matched Wed- aged” at the progress made in National. win, 5-1, be handicapped by Olympic rules,! see no harm in bowl games. Gardnar Mulloy, 38-year-old then went on to Hobson said the United States! vary nesday night for the house is adopting a nationwide code which i Eighteen of the top French which from the standards j North Follows Code, j Paul Gladu, Ray LaPlante and should retain its Olympic basket- in practice in this country. jscaled at $260,885 for a complete would radically change college Central former member of America’s i steeplechasers took part in the sports. Barry Sullivan got the Reds off to ball crown, but the tournament One of the main rule differences sellout of 19,740. The largest of the accrediting ] Davis Cup Team, upset Vic Seixas i race for the 3-million franc Prix will not be runaway. “A j flying start with tallies in the a num- is a 12-foot, free-throw lane Crowd May Exceed 17,000. Dr. Arthur S. Adams, council associations, the North Central, i of Philadelphia yesterday to win ‘ du President a ber of teams have really come to de la Republicque rather than six feet, meaning a may president, said all conferences and has “gone down line” with the j singles first 13 minutes. Bob Solinger got the front in this he The crowd well be more the the men’s of the fourth over about 3 miles of Auteuil’s sport,” added. larger area for the than 17,000. accrediting associations which one back for Pittsburgh in the After viewing the restricted code, Howes said. Othlr associa- i annual Good Neighbor tennis toughest jumping course. Lund Mediterra- three-second rule. Zale, now retired, is the only have taken action either have i second session, but Joe also nean tournament, won by Egypt, “This will hurt our tall pivot (A) adopted the code outright, or tions which have taken action, he I tournament, 6—4, B—6,8 —6, 9—7. The winner, which paid over 5 scored in that period for the Reds. and reports man ever to score a knockout over assembling from bas- linen,” Hobson said. “They (B) taken steps in that direction. added, have moved in the same Mulloy, whose home is in Mi- to 1, was ridden by Delgar- Jean Paul Denis added the flth ketball experts throughout won’t Graziano. He did it in the sixth Pierre the 1 be able to operate as freely under “Nowhere have we been turned direction to which the presidents ami, to Providence marker in the finale. continent, the Yale coach sizes up round in 1946 at New York and t played brilliantly defeat ¦ guiel and trained by Robert Baril. first two sessions the basket.” doWn,” Adams said. “Even those pointed. The were the Olympic tournament this way: in the third of their last clash at t the 27-year-old Seixas, No. 1 Tournay finished with an easy rough with 12 penalties called, in- Other Rules Different. • who have been critical of some as- Not every one, of course, agrees 1. United States “Height, Newark, N. J., in 1948 to regain pects of the , ranking player in the Nation. win over Herovic, Friand and cluding three five-minute majors Other Olympic specify a plan have agreed with with the program. For example. speed and savvy still the best in rules the middleweight title. principles. Mulloy Selim Pasha in order. —two against the Reds. jump ball must be made at the its basic I have been Dr. H. C. (Curley) Byrd, president 1 is ranked No. 8. that the world.” Since the Newark bout, the 29- greatly J point of not at the encouraged.” University Maryland, Mulloy rallied smartly and in 2. May match contention, year-old New York mauler has of the of has , Russia—“ Ameri-i nearest When the 11 college cans in size. Will be grimly de- j circle; coaches can’t talk been undefeated in 21 fights and presidents said, “The program has loopholes t the last two games lost only two to their time-outs, named to study sports—and find termined.” players during has won 17 them by kayoes. big enough to drive an ice wagon [ points to his younger opponent. v msmn** and personal bring of a cure for 3. Argentina—“Beat one ! four fouls whatever ailed them—- through.” two straight of the' expulsion Graziano’s shot at Robinson, of came up their proposals, Seixas had won | best AAU clubs in South Ameri- instead of five. Also the the climax with the But Adams says most educators ( tournaments in as many weeks. baskets and balls different. course, is of his come- consensus seemed to be that they can tournament (Denver Chevro- are will be their first meet- are agreed on the principles; the Hej took the Miami Invitational | Morning, Noon “The baskets are painted black back. It may have gone too far. differences, lets) and was runnerup to United ing. Most ring he says, come mostly ( and the Everglades Club events. and are hard to see,” the Yale critics believe Big over the methods of proceeding. | , lip and After-Business States in Pan-American Games.” Rocky sharper and Ten Balks. II Magda Los Angeles I t'- !t coach said. “The ball is the same has looked “In this country,” said, Rurac of 4. Czechoslovakia—“ Exceptio- been more serious in his training How much progress has been Adams , won the women’s singles by de- weight and size as ours, but some- “when we decide on something, , nally well-coached. Has good size.” at any time since those bat- made since? fault from Mrs. Patricia Canning thing like a soccer ball and not than we feel we should get results with- , / 5. Prance “Runnerup to Zale. Raymond F. Jolla, Calif., in I FLY UNITED’S perfectly round.” tles with Adams and Howes, 30 It take time— , Todd of La the United States in last Olympics.” a council associate, in minutes. will finals. Mrs. won the ! fpj| gave The tournament games will be Knockout Likely. staff a years—to get this program , Todd first 6. Egypt—“Looked plenty good reporter this on estab- set, 7—5, Mrs. Rurac took the played on indoor courts at Hel- Rocky gone breakdown what’s lished and to change our thinking. ‘ and winning the Mediterranean tour- has never 15 rounds been done so far: second, B—6. Mrs. Todd defaulted Malnliners 1 sinki. The floors will be wood and “But on the basis of what has IS DC-6 nament.’* and there is little reason to be- Eastern conferences have pret- \ the third set and match because i the gym specifications will happened quite 7. Spain—“ One of the best follow lieve Wednesday’s affair will go so far, I’m en- of leg cramps. those in this country. ty well gone along with what the , couraged.” fast-breaking and ball-control the distance. A knockout finish presidents wanted. The Big Ten It Mrs. Rurac’s 11th straight Europe. good defen- The American basketball squad, very probable. was wji to CHICAGO teams in Also appears Robinson, up has balked, temporarily at least, tournament win. Mrs. TOdd lost sively.” made mostly of players from lost only two out of 2 hn. 55 min. nonstop Caterpillars who has 139 on cutting out spring football Seattle First Cup Victor ! three match points as Mrs. Rurac 8. Italy—"Coached In American the Peoria and Kan- fights, has never been counted out. 1 sas University teams, will assemble practice and bowl games. The The first United States city to pulled out from a deficit of five WEST” style. Coming fast.” He has an amazing record of 85 1 games AND “ALL THE June 23, probably in Kansas City, Southern conference is consid- win a Stanley Cup, emblematic of ¦ to two. I 9. Turkey—“Tournament dark- knockouts to his credit. ering the whole question. play games the National Hockey League title, After winning the singles, Mul- AIR horse.” and several exhibition Sugar Ray rules a solid 3-1 1 UNITED LINES before heading for Helsinki July 7. In the Far West, the Pacific was Seattle. That was back in 1 loy teamed with Dick Savitt of “When I say these teams have! favorite. It will his orere avar, compare tha faro ——- 1 be second Coast Now than " Conference reports it in 1917. ( Orange, N. J., Wimbledon cham- j-I middleweight title since j| defense some respects is ahead of the: ] pion and ranked No. 2 nationally, I Sedgman Defeats Drobny regaining the crown from Randy presidents. Ditto for Big Seven to take the doubles title over Art Victory inFinale Gives Turpin in New York last Sep-j jknd Skyline. Little Diving Champion Larsen of San Leandro, Calif., and tember. Howes said he hasn’t heard Bob Clotworthy of Ohio State, ! Sidney Schwartz of Brooklyn and In Monte Carlo Net Final The scheduled 15-rounder will from the Southeastern or South- the National AAU outdoor diving t the University of Miami, 6—o, Trotters Series, 11-5 By the Associated Press be televised and broadcast nation- west Conferences. < champion, is only five feet, three ' 7—5. Mulloydefeated Savitt Sat- MONTE CARLO, April 14. ! ally starting at 10 p.m. EST. In general, coaches have ob- : inches tall. i urday to gain the singles finals. By the Associated Press get per Frank Sedgman of Australia won Robinson will 30 cent of ST. LOUIS. April 14 —The Har- the net gate and the same bite singles lem Globetrotters wound up their the Men’s final of the In- from an SBO,OOO TV-radio melon. coast -to -coast exhibition tour ternational Tennis tournament Graziano’s cut in both is 25 per with the College All-Stars last yesterday with a convincing 7—9,; cent. 11th victory 1 night by scoring their 6—2, 7—5. 6—l victory over Jaro- The score was 68 1 in 16 games. Drobny, to 56. I!slav1 self-exiled Czech /New' Art Soto Testing Goose Tatum led the Trotters star. iGrahamj Ring Tonight with 27 points, including 10 field! Sedgman, who led his country’s! in collegians the Associated Press goals. The closest the forces in the Davis Cup challenge | could come for an individual star ' SAN FRANCISCO, April 14. round, attacked constantly, driv- 18/ was Mark Workman of West Vir- Irish Billy Graham, New York ginia, who tallied 16 points. ing Drobny into the back court weltei'weight contender, meets the The College All-Stars had the i and easily overcoming a lapse at new model Art Soto of Oakland, Calif., tonight in a 10-round bout. height, but the Globetrotters had the start of the match. j[ the rebounds. Graham, who lost a close decision Drobny up a against The All-Stars trailed by just ran 3-0 lead in in a title bout last summer : the second set after taking the Kid Gavilan, is favored. He has two points—42-40—at halftime, . he then seemed to ease but in Trotters;; first, but looked 6harp in workouts, the second half the ; up if hoping to win a five-set! broke loose and held a 62-50 lead as j Soto lifted the California mid- , struggle. Idleweight Bobby with seven minutes to go. Theni' i title from Jones they cut with their Both players were troubled con-;' two months ago and is shooting loose famous' i bigger game. fancy capers. jsiderably by a strong wind, but;: for A fast boxer, | : knows a win over Graham Last night’s 15,848 paid spec- Sedgman, who is on a tennis-;! ;he i 1 : would project him into national tators brought the total number playing honeymoon, played his:’ 1 welterweight contention. of persons to watch the teams on ' usual competent game. >'i this year’s road trip to 201,755. ‘ Gil Turner Seeking 31st Win Tonight | Why leave your business j In Varona Fight By the Associated Press PHILADELPHIA,April 14.—Un- ' beaten Gil Turner, a shining new . star in the welterweight boxing . picture, goes after his 31st victory tonight in a 10-round match against Chico Varona, Havana veteran. i will be out to win this j Turner wide open convincingly because title | one a shot with Kid Gavilan of Cuba may hinge on his performance. 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