Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 78, Decatur, Adams County, 2 April 1956 — Page 6

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Trotters Take Double Header From All-Stars NEW YORK (INS) — The Madison Square Garden basketball season i» officially ended today, but repercussions linger on from a three-cornered mixup among the AAV, the Harlem Globetrotters and the sponsors of the annual college East-West gafce. The Globetrotters kicked off an 18-city barnstorming tour in the Garden Sunday by defeating their college all-Btar opponents in an afteraaon-night doubleheader, <6l to 52 and. 72 to 64. » Prominent for the all-stars were four men who didn’t play—at AAV request—ln the previous night's Eaat-West game, and dne*Julius McCoy of Michigan State *- who

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' t * did play in the charity contest for the New York Herald Tribune’s Fresh Air Fund. The West, paced by Big Bill .Russell, won a whopping 103-to-72 victory. Banned by the AAU because they bad signified their intent - to turn pro were Sihugo Green of Duquesne, Ron Sobieazcayk of I»e Paul, Tom Heinaohn of Holy Cross and Joe Holup of George Washington. " The players were withheld in order not to jeopardise the Olympic eligibility of 14 members of the college squad that begins play in the Olympic tryout round-robin at Kansas City tonight. Two others. McCey and Darrell Floyd of Furman, also were slated to sit it out. but they were allowed to play when they signed affidavits that they did not plan to turn pro. m 5 I McCoy’s change of heart Sunday again brought up the Olympic question, but national AAU secretary Dan Ferris eaid the affidavit •he signed would, protect the Olympians. , The situation brought forth an angry blast from Abe Saperstein, owner-coach of the Globetrotters, who said he had followed the same 'procedure since 1950 — without AAU objection —of announcing personnel of his all-star team but ; not actually signing them’ to contracts until after the East- West game. Saperstein called AAU officials **a collection of muttonheads who interpret their rules to suit their' own wishes." He said: "It is a disgraceful thing for any organisation interested in the welfare of young athletes to take away from them, without warning, the privilege of participating in a charity content fojr under-privileg-ed children for which they donate their services.”

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i Pistons Pull Even In Playoff Series FORT WAYNE, Ind. (INS) — The Fort Wayne Pistons edged the Philadelphia Warriors, 84 to 83. on their hdUne court Sunday night to even the National Basketball Association playoff finals at one game apiece. Two free throws by George i Yardley with 42 seconds to go enabled the Pistons to nose out the Warriors. Philadelphia won the aeries opener Saturday, 98-944 Philadelphia had a chance to pull the game out of the fire with 28 seconds left when they got possession of the ball, but (Jorky Devlin stole it from a Warridf player and Fort Wayne frose it until time ran <\ut. Yardley', was the high scorer with'3o points while Paul Ar(zln topped the’Warriors with 27. *■- , • . ■ “fe.v' 4. REPORTS SOVIET (Continued from Fvge om> sons in the home republics. •‘Military experts have estimated the number of Moslems in the Soviet Union at 20.000.000.” -—

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hl-Year-Old Girl v j Dies Os Leukemia | J-.\. : ...... . ■ I INDIANAPOLIS (INS) Fune.r-1 al services will be conducted Tuesday for a 12-year-old leukemia pat lent who had kept .up with her school studies to the end through a telephone pickup. Mina Fischbeck., who died Saturday, had moved to Indianapolis four months ago with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Flschback. She enrolled in Howe high school but was unable to attend classes because of her illness so she studied English. Isatin and algebra by telephone as the subjects were taught in the classrooms. v 21 PASSENGERS, (Continued From Page One) Whitehall. Ta. — were treated at. St. Clair memorial hospital in Mt Lebanon and then sent home. Another, C. Cavanaugh of Bethel, Pa., was treated at the air force base hospital at the airport. Chicago—About 5.2C0 new eaqes of pneumonia are' reported each day in the U.S. z ■ Washington — About 20.000 persons. ages 15-44. died of cancer in the U.S. in 1954.

~g *— ■ ■ Mike Souchak Wins Azalea Open Meel WILMINGTON, N. C. (INS) — Mike Souchak of Grassinger, N. Y., sank a 10-foot putt for a birdie on the 18th hole to win the 112,500 Azalea Oped golf tournament at Wilmington Suriduy. The former Duke university football star from Durham. N. C., tired a four-under-par 68 in the final round for a 72,h01e total of zH SouchaK s nrst victory since taking the Caliente Open in Mexico , last January earned him $2,200 and pushed his official PGA Winnings for the year to $6,000. One stroke back of him at 274 was Dick Mayer of St. Petersburg, - Fla., who collected $1,500 for second place. Gene Litler of Palm Springs. Calif., finished third with a 276 aggregate and received $1,170. NUCLEAR TEST ' - (Continues from Page Ons» berthed aboard the command ship Moupt MsJvintey, veteran of thq. 1948 atomic tests. 1' ” J - 11 1 ' 1 Trade in a Good Town — Decatur.

Montreal Canadiens Win Hoekey Opener MONTREAL (INS) -The Montreal Canadiens will be out to make ft two straight Tuesdoy when they resume ,their Stanley Cup playoff series with their hottes National Leaguel hockey rival, the Detroit Red Wings, at Montreal's Forum. The Canadiens got oft to a fast start in the opener.pt the best-of-seven series Saturday night with a 8»to-4 victory. After Tuesday’s game, the playoffs shift to Detraitfor contests Thursday and Friday. Brooklyn Pitcher May Quit Baseball TAMPA, Fla. (INS)—A talk with Brooklyn V, P. Buxxy Bavsi today may decide the immediate baseball future of rigbtljandw- Billy Loes, wbo says he was thinking about quitting the game because of a sore shoulder. Dodger officials suggested Loes might be sent to John Hopkins hospital in Baltimore for examination of the injury. The 26-year-old Dodgey burler fijst began to have trouble with ti!S eboiildfer last seaeon, and it has continued to plague him this spring. .

Pastor At Fairfax Is Named Editor FAIRFAX, Ind. (INS) — The Rev. Leonard G. Wymore, of the Fairfax Christian Church tor the last six years, has been named

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editor of Lookout Magaaiue. The magazine is a national Sunday school publclatlon put out lu Cincinnati. The Rev. Mr. Wymore delivered his final the church Sunday and will move to Cincinnati thhi week.