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schedules,

games and two home games.

past getting six games.

tinue their traditional !

and eX-servicemen

I —— better drawing cards. Dec. 12 (U, P.) = MV for example, with 85000 seats tol President Octave a fill at Ann Arbor considers Ohio! lainfleld, N. J., took | State, Iiinols, Northwestern 2 head of Grand ! wMitiescla as “musts” on its sched-

Ay and prepared for

Conversely, all four regard Michj-|¢ of 15 harness race

gan as a “must.” Thus, Michigan

and some of the other bigger schools | ring to other schools. But the” raiver walked into“the session with only |of the “freshman rule” was extended two conference games actually open. only to ex-G. I. students entering drag on last fall.

f the Newport stock ly was elected yesith annual meeting rcuit, Inc. He suce /. Phellis of Gren 10 retired after 10

Football scheduling may

through tomorrow. It took three

games last spring. Split Bowl Spoils The task of dividing some $100,000 which the Western conference expects to receive as its share of the

race meetings, beoril 20 and ending e sanctioned by the

sles follow: ng het proceeds from the Rose Bowl » 3-June 14; A Mie game faced faculty representatives NL ak: at the three-day meeting. uly T-auly io; °R oe Ofsservers “believed they would hen NYA vote to divide the proceeds evenly a.” Til Aug. Ti-A : among member schools, after de-J5-Aug. 30; In ape ducting expenses of the conference’s eo ae. 15-8ep Rose Bowl contestant. Under that 34—Ovt. 4 and arrangement each of the nine

schools probably would receive about $9000 every year the conference is represented at Pasadena. Under the preesnt five-year pact the Big Nine will send a member, for the next three years and choose a representative, either conference or non-conference, the following two years.

-Oct. 18. of 22 stake races pon, including the an at Goshen which 845.57,

Minor Sports Cards Illinois will make the Rose Bowl trip this year, with 44 players. Expenses were expected to run at least $15,000 and probably higher. Tennessee reportedly has spent as high as $25,000 to get its team to the New Year's day classic and back.' The conference was expected to insist that its representative manage to make ends meet with less than that. Athletic directors.and coaches at the e three- -day meeting will draw up

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1. U., Purdue and lowa Involved in League's Top Knotty Problem

Conference Also Is Concerned in Split of $100,000 Rose Bow! Swag This Year

CHICAGO, Dec. 12 (U. P.).—The recurrent probem of fitting “small schools” into the big school’s football schedules was placed today before & Western conference representatives meeting to draw up 1948-49 grid

Each of the Big Nine schools is entitled to ask for six conference

But Indiana, Purdue and Iowa, with small stadiums, have had difficulty in the — meee | 1947 winter and spring schedules The larger schools prefer to con- for baseball, fencing, golf, gymnasrivalries | tics, with the bigger schools which are Basketball Michigan, | completed, The faculty representatives were expected to consider a proposal that entering school for (the first time be required to com[Diete only one term. to be eligible for This concession already is|

wrestling, track and tennis,

schedules

in efTect “for ex-servicemen transfer-

days to settle the ‘problem of 1947 Intersectional Tilts

Carded Next Year

PASADENA, Cal, Dec. 12 (U. P.).—Close on the heels of the Big Nine-Pacific Coast conference closed-shop agreement on the Rose Bowl, five P. C. C. schools disclosed today they will play Big Nine opponents in intersectional grid games next fall, As finally patched together by conference officials at their winter

meeting, the 1947 coast football schedule pits U. 8. C. vs. Ohio State, California vs. Wisconsin,

U. C. L. A. vs. Northwestern, Washington vs. Minnesota and Stanford vs. Michigan. Observers pointed out there might be some interesting complications regarding the Rose Bowl game if, for instance, U, 8S. C. and Ohio

already are

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Jim Peebles, right, championship.

THE DANCER—Left, Howie Livingston of the Giants gets high into the air to spoil a pass intended for Dick Poillon, Washington Redskins’ back. Showing his love for the ether in a later play at right, Livingston knocks down another pass meant tor New York took the game, 31-0, and the National league Eastern

Barons, Hershey Score Victories

By UNITED PRESS The Cleveland Barons, boasting an eight-game winning streak, and the Hershey Bears, respective leaders in the American Hockey league's Western and Eastern divisions, threatened today to make a runaway of their races after scoring individual triumphs last night. Cleveland toppled , second-place Pittsburgh, 4 to 3, at Pittsburgh when Johnny Holota of the Barons broke a 3-3 deadlock with a second-

period tally. State won the championship of|" pershey ran into unexpected their respective conferences. In|. uple at Philadelphia but finally that case, the New Year's day

classic would be just a rematch of an early-season game, assuming the bids would go to the title winners.

Munn Flattered SYRACUSE, N. Y., Dec. 12 (U. P.). Munn, head football coach at Syracuse university, said today he was flattered by an offer from Michigan State college and would make his decision . soon.

succeeded in beating the Rockets,

Bear attack with three goals. At Providence, Ray La Plante of the Reds set up two goals within 11 seconds to help his team defeat |p Buffalo, 6 to 4.

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RESULTS LAST NIGHT

Cleveland 4, Pittsburgh 3, Hershey 8, Philadelphia 5. Providence 6, Buffalo 4.

NEXT GAMES

Tonight—Buffalo at New Haven; | delphia at Springfield.

OTHER RESULTS NATIONAL LEAGUE Montreal 3, Toronto 2. Detroit 1, New York 1 (tie). Boston 4, Chicago 1. UNITED STATES LEAGUE Houston 2, Minneapolis 2 (tie).

Phila-

' Midstate Freshman Tourney Scheduled

Decatur Central will be host for the Midstate Conference freshmen | tourney ' to be held today and | Saturday, Eight schools will participate, The drawing is as fol- | lows: TONIGHT |P. M. { 6:00—Danville vs. Plainfield. T7:00—Lawrence Central vs. Brownsburg,

8:00—Mooresville vs. Decatur Central, 9:00—Speedway vs. Greenwood,

SATURDAY

1:30—Winner Game 1 vs, winner Game 2, 2:30—Winner Game 3 vs, winner Game 4. 8:00—Winner Game 5 vs. winner Game 6.

A trophy will be awarded to the winning team, and a sportsmanship medal will be presented the outstanding player. Officials for the games are Jack O'Neal, R. F1 Gregory and Pay Neal.

To Coach Yanks

BOSTON, Dec. 12 (U. P.).—Maurice (Clipper) Smith, who résigned |inexplicably as head football coach at the University of San Francisco recently, today replaced Herb Kopf as coach of the Boston Yanks; lastplace team in the National Football league Eastern -rivision.

| ‘Mike Improving NEW YORK, Dec. 12 (U, P).— Promoter Mike Jacobs, slowly improving after his collapse from a cerebral -hemorrhage 10 days ago, still was on the gritical list today, but doctors said only a fear of com- | plications kept Jacobs in that cate92%:

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COLLEGE STATION, Tex. Dec. 12—Texas Aggies had only one warmup game when they went on lan extended basketball trip,

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Gears Lose Mikan: Sues on Contract

George Mikan, reputedly the most

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Turnups Leaders In Paddle Play

"The Devils won from the Midgets, 10-8, Racketeers from the

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Charles in Last Workout Today

Meets Al Johnson In Title Scrap .

Tommy Charles planned his final workout at Leeper's 8S. Illinois st. gym today in preparation “for his scrap with Al Johnson at the Armory tomorrow night. The state light heavyweight belt will be at stake, Johnson is the recognized champ by the state commission while Charles, a former A. A. U, king in his division, is‘the claimant. The commission declared his title vacant when he left the state to campaign in Texas. Charles worked out briskly yesterday and had another session in mind before tomorrow afternoon's official weigh-in, More Fighters Sign

Matchmaker Lloyd Carter of the Hercules A. C. announced the signing of six more fighters for the supporting card. Bud Cotey, Indian-

four-rounders.

South Bend. meeting Jesse Johnson, Both from Indianapolis. Tommy Byron, beaten by John-

apolis welter, is pitted against Ted Weems of Chicago in one of the

Another features free-swinging light heavies, Eddie Green of Indianapolis and Henry Leach of!

Welters will go in| another four-rounder, Jim Chaney are

son for the title, is matched with Jerry Pittro of Chicago in the semi-

ket Big Nine Representatives At "Work On Grid Schedules llinois Netmen Rank Near Top

Speedway Adds Entrances for

Next 500-Miler

Two Where nine entrances served last lear, 21 will pour trafic into the Indianapolis Motor Speedway grounds next race day. Newsmen got a glimpse of the improvements at the track yesterday when President Tony Hulman and General Manager Wilbur Shaw entertained them at an elk dinner in the golf clubhouse. Track Superintendent Jack Fortner explained that a lot of traffic will be speeded by a new road system within the infleld. These all have been constructed and will be black-topped when the weather permits. Officials are determined that there never again will be a jam similar to that of 1946. The main gates now will be used for pedestrian traffic only and the paddock tunnel will be masked to expedite movement into the infleld. New spectator areas next to the fence also have been arranged.

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Allison, Kingan Rifle Teams Tie

The Allison and Kingan teams shot identical scores of 918 in the week's Central Indiana Rifle league. Top individual score was 103 fired by F, Thoman of the Shelbyville

Vance “kids” any children. But the

Languish on Bench _

CHICAGO, Dec. 12 (U. P)~You can tab Illinois this year as the na~ tion's No. 1 basketball steam and perhaps the best college team in

That's the way it figures on paper down at Champaign, Ill, Coach Doug Mills has so many stars he doesn't know what to do

The Illini squad boasts of Walton

two years ago, and Bob Doster, who last year was the Big Nine confere ence’s third highest scorer. was the team's most valuable playe

award last year. Today both of them are sitting on

good enough to make the first team. Whiz Kids Back The four fabulous “Whiz Kids" years ago made Illinois the co-champlons of the nation, have come back from the wars, Andy Phillip, Ken Menke, and Jack Smiley aren't

are married. Smiley now has two

24 and none of them apparently has

All-Americans

of the sport, where

guard who won a berth

All-America selections

Kirk and Doster won that

Neither of them are

Gene

more. All but Phillip

oldest “kid” still is only

8 to 5. Herb Cain spearheaded the A

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today and filed suit to terminate his contract with the Chicago Gears. Mikan whose contract with the Gears of the National league still has about four years to run announced his retirement, after the Gears’ defeat by the Oshbosh AllStars last night. Mikan will continue his study of law at DePaul university, where he set scoring records in 1644 and 1945.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Western Division W LL Pet. Pts. OP INDIANATOLES 9 1 900 580 534 Oshkosh 1 0% It 569 nderson ........ 6- 4 600 576 573 Sheboygan ....... 4 3 571 389 M8 Chicago ......... 3 4 428 333 328 Detroit 39 L181 828 635 Eastern Division L Pct. Pts. OP Rochester 2 800 913 509 Ft. Wayne 2 .750 457 412 Toledo ..... 6 500 518 480 Buffalo 6 .400 381 528 Syracuse . 11 24 710 8M Youngstown 10 .166 589 662

RESULTS LAST NIGHT Buffalo 52, Anderson 50 (overtime), Oshkosh 44, Chicago 41 NEXT GAMES

Toni t= Detra; at Syracuse; Ft. Wayne at Sheboygan

Hardwood Notes

Results in the Brookside league: Brookside U. B. 26 ystone 24 (3 overtimes); t Jou! M. E. 13; Texaco B side P

34, Northeast Trojans 21; Little Flower 21, Christian Park 20 (overtime).

CITY, COUNTY SCORES Zionsville 53, Pike Twp. 18 OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS Angola 34, Garrett 32. Bainbridge 45, Jeavuiang Sh Bloomingdale 32, Mec Cambridge City 33, Bion ety 29. Cannelton 51, Tro Clayton 32, Danville %. Clay Township (Miami) 67, Macy 32. Elwood 51, Alexandria 40. Elmhurst 38, New Haven 36, pe 36. Forest 65, Scircleville 30. Francisco 44, Hiszleton 28. Garfield 41, Clinton 3 Honey Creek 44, West Terre Haute Val-

y 29. Ho id Township (Howard) §7, New Lonon Huntington Catholic 532, Decatur Cath.

Ireland 29, Dubois 27. Jackson Twp. (Howard) 37, Russiaville 31 (overtime). Lado 28, North Salem 23, Lapel 35, Noblesville 32 Logans ort So. Dep 35.

Reynolds 31, ' Remington 2. Roachdale 42, Fillmore

Sharpsville 31, Clay Ay (Howard) 33. Sheridan 38, Kirklin 33. Solsberry 40, Freedom 31. South Bend Central 58, Rochester 44.

Union Twp. (Howard) 22, Greentown 21,

Wolcottville~46, Howe Military 29 Young America 53, Ervin Twp. (Howard), 2 STATE COLLEGES Louisvxille 64, Hanover 43. OTHER COLLEGES

American University 4, Johns Hopkins 35. Augustana 56, Knox

Flashes, 11-7, and the Turnups from Upsetters, 10-8, in table tennis

night,

The Turnups remain at the head of the team standings with three victories and one tie to their credit. Charles Dorsey is unbeaten in league play with 16 straight to his

matches at the Dearborn hotel last

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 12 (U. P.).—| Diets Bill Tilden, the father of organized |H. Smith professional tennis, took a look at his year-old sports baby today and

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College, High School Basketball

Bates 67, Bowdcin 65 Bowling Green 57, Bluffton 48 (first game),

Ba reli 38, Penn State 34 (overtime), Cedarville (Ohio) 21, Bluefieid 56. Clemson 58, Erskine 30. Columbia 67, King's Point 34, Connecticut 65, Brown Cornell 50, Niagara 45. Deflance 64, Findlay 58. Dickinson 52, Bate hanna 3. Drake 65, Iowa Cutstra) 51. Fordham 64, Iowa Gettysburg 49, Fe a aon Valley 43. Howard Payne 51, Stephen P, Yaustin 40, Illinois 73, Marquette 40. Kansas 42, Idaho 28. King College 43, Lees McRae 37. Lafayette 46, Stevens Institute 43, Lawrence Tech 74, Ferris 35. Lehigh 40, University of Scranton 28, Luther 46, LaCross Teachers 432. Maine 77, Colby 57, Massachusetts Tech 60, New Hampshire 45 Moravian 64, Drew 47 Muhlenberg 86, Newark = Murray State 49, Tex New York Aggies 52.

dra . North Carolina 44, High Point 41, Pennsylvania 53, Swarthmore 34, Princeton 59, Rider Southwest Missouri 5 west Oklahoma Teachers 36 t

ton College 57. Syracuse 73, Boston 36 Trenton Teachers 42, Upsala 390, Tulane 63, Houston 48. Vermont 61, Yale 50, Washington State 50, Brigam Young 49, West Virginia 76, Carnegie Tech 37. Williams 35, Union 26.

PROFESSIONAL Washington 81, Detroit 66 New York 83, Providence 68, Chicago 88, Cleveland 79. Association of America Exhibition

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