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in February, the Iowa, a third of the one-game losers, moves to Minneapolis to attempt ’ defeat of Minnesota at home in another battle for upper bracket positions. o Tepresentad ‘the The two scraps highlight a program of three Big Nine games and one

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ana, a triple loser then went on to win by 11, 53 tw! HS Yah Sooed oe 13 HT Sripic Jose (41, Purdue held a 23 *> 20 edge wk Lane of the Rgpich has lost two out of four Con.|8¢ the half. Dick Axness, Boiler tion led the fight fence games. Marquette plays at|Taker center, counted 19 points for, tar game and got Enorthwestern in the final game on ; arguments with e schedule, ors: : : Michigan, one of the pre-season

Titers.

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jation’s 1948 rain Indiana at Illinois.

robust 50 per cent J Purdue at Wisconsin. ~ |Big Nine Standin nue going into the Miami (0) at Evansville. 9 9

und. | open class champions to have birth! announced that {uit 8 helping hand Saturday, hand. | | wisionsi WL Pek Bla. |oertificates for presentation in Chi-| of ‘ticket Bhg Wisconsin its first defeat in five| os $1 oo =» | ; | 0 increase of 4 43 to 39. innissn ~ : : cago when the Indianapolis winners lanapolis’ Victory onference games, | Michigan . «2 1 667 134 Michigan's Bob Harrison and Don pifue ---.......3 1 661 13 SRMPUSEEE make the trip to the Windy City: , v fcIntosh sparked a Wolverine rally Minnesota 1 2 333 15 Sa Hau inext month for competition in the AN ar yo the second period to win, ate rl 0M mp oe » " wd 48M national tourney of champions. | Ohio State 1.3 250. 37 3M ! for & pennant and J Minnesota, too, had to come from| “sATURDAY_ Minnesota at Indiana: Ohio NOT THIS TIME—Tony Licari oF i idnatlis had Brovidages Goalie Harvey | | Last week's record attendance 1 playoff positions f@ehind to trim the Illini, Dwight|State at Purdue; Wisconsin at Illinois, d th k | 'was an indication of the heavy inof a 830.000 Fdieman, counted 13- points’ in LEADING sconzms "| Bennett Weavinc in front of the cage last night as the Cap skater bounced the puck | erest in the city's biggest all-ama.. anging in the bal. [he first half and one in the second, Wier. Towa $a a 5% off the netminder's stick. Licari, however, scored i in the final period on an unassisted |teur boxing show and the commit

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CHICAGO, Jan. 19 (UP)—Wisconsin and Purdue, two of the fous

o lead the Illini. The Gophers’ Mor" wisceint:

for the game, and Minnesota Mucaite, Io; ounted 19 points in the last 10|Maddock, N'west'n

4 3 5 Ph h og he final period to make his total|schnittker, O.8t.. 4 20 17 57 it 3s 4 4 4 ninutes to win, 59 to 51. Robyn Indiana i $

Murray Wier, scrapping with Jim dio —————— cIntyre. for the best scoring-mark-Cue Tournament

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Purdue Meet ‘Wisconsin, Tlinois Tonight

s Big 9 Becomes

Boilermakers Defeat Northwestern, 5241; Hoosiers Lose to Hawkeyes, 61-52

Nine -cage teams which have lost only -one Conference’ contest, | . to stay in the league's upper bracket at Madison tonight. »

on-Conference tussle. In the third,

scoring honors, while Bill Sticklen. lead the. Wildcats with 10. | Ohio State had little trouble with| | Pittsburgh and the Panthers aever| moved within eight points of the! Buckeyes after the half. Dick Schnittker dropped 22 points to pace Ohio to a 74 to 56 triumph.

ie Jin gave the whole cir-|

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in i | attempt as the Caps trounced the Eastern d

5 Mcintyre tallied 17 points in|Rehfeldt, Wis. 3 J:

ivision leaders, 9 to 4, at the Coliseum.

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DePaul 56, Niagara 33

2 Prankiin- 58, Ball Lara, g Jutave 8 81,

Duquesne Akron 43, — “| Eastern enti S 51 Murra 4 Oklahoma 86, Towa. State 39. Wash! on’ 96,

the Week-End

16 4“ 18 4 15.33. STATE COLLEGES . Dartmouth 84, Pennsylvania 00. | Ohio Wesleyan 72. an har “.

| Otterbein | Qiivet 81, Adrian

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i . ¥ 5 S a i < 1 : : 4 Penn. State. 41. “Tech. 30. ats, Thé Ieague fie Jp the Jergue, AT0pDed 26. caunte™ Resumes: Tomorrow Indians’ Centra 8, Gukinns cry 35 (45 Grete zo 8, Whichagrs Rutgers #5, Navy $3 d. distributor. of such. fib pace. the. Hawkeyes. to 4.61 to. 52 Indians State io. ‘Valparaiso 66. Kansas 58, Missouri 46. Roanok Wash & 41 ) ctory over Indiana. The Hoosiers) Play resumes tomorfow night at lows 61, Indiana 52. Kipticy Tennessee , Rhode land State 82, St. Joseph's a) g the hike, President field 8 four point lead once in the|the Board of Trade Parlor in She] Brute , Northwestern A a te 8 fo BY Thro ”. Rochester 44. Ober ». tia proportional I Ba UIE To eed I Ee on (Alar bor. (on. Eon" 4 i Notre Bn a "| iSwrence Teen H, Colorado state 43. [Salem : ; : lubs to vier LEG + "Wt least get no J led at the half, Then as Wier| Bogue opposing Barney Mahoney. Albright of" Juntis 4s. Maryland Feil ab pane ght 9, und pointed out that fit from all angles they ran up a Lou Spivey plays. Al Maloff on Ashland 1H pSouthern Methodist §1, Bhle 1 Sack Ba. 47, even at the cid fi to 36 edge to triumph easily. Wednesday; Guy Moore meets Phil| 49, Fairmount 40. 8 Wiscons in 39.

Purdue and Northwestern ‘ought| Greenberger on Thursday, and Wal-|

a , ton ¢ 46. t ate 68, Nevada 54. 1 linois 81.

per capita play=is a 5 Cooper Union 41. Tiling cun eliminations had fn even game until the final five ter Ramsey meets Maloff on Fri- Creighton, % 2 Louis Washington 28. Mich aise 65, Western. Raserve. i ,. | Yor | excess of $20,000 in Jninutes when the Boilermakers ran!day. Games are scheduled at 8 Connecti 5. American 48. ebraska 88, Colorado $5 "Tike Fore XA On 8 od 41. Ary. heir advan 10 seven points and P- mT a 84, MAY 46. OO taza 7, avarah 56. | Wooster ay 7, Canisius sn. of the players’ bonus |. i BE Re EES 5 going to the players

, winner, 2-12s to the « the championship 0 the victor in the~ -12ths to the runnerls. « Succeeds Hooey cy, on the subject of finances, also Md chedule, with all last. es completed, is in the printers and that onal days (April 15 inclusive) means al additional salary for

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