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A signed to Stop ‘Big Gun’ As Bu ler Eyes Trip to Garden

By BILL PITTMAN

NOTRE, DAME, Jan. 18—Butler’s key to a Madison Square Garden basketball tourment might be ound Sage Some ato 1 Doo “The Bulldogs left at 8:30 this morning with high hopes of overcoming the jinx which has shadowed them through the last seven games with Notre Dame, . Victory for the Bulldogs would raise theis national ratings substantially and en- : hinee their chances for a spot in either the NCAA or Madison Square Garden Invitational

But. right now the ‘Butler team has but one thought—-beat. the Irish. Hold 9-Game Streak ; Bur i currently | boasting a nine-game winning streak after Wo losses in initial ‘games, won Seven ofl) starts, Here's Big ‘Jawn’ —And Big John Two of the Irish losses

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Casserly Rolls | Season Recor Series of 766

Uncorks 3 ‘Dillies’ By DON SIEBERT

season record, Tom, Pharmacy, reached the seldom achieved heights in the same

buddies Johnn Chuck Markey. y Mutphy » ang Although Tom carriés a 189 average he hit’ a 255-plus aver-| age for the series. He battered down 266 pins in the opening igame, came back with a 254, and then slammed out a 246 that had amazed spectators cheering. "150 Was Previous High The previous season high of 750 was set by Paul Field and in early December Kenny Hoffman matched it at the Broad

Team honor counts, “however, went to other alleys as the Farrell Plumbers at the Sport Bowl reached 2037 to lead the men. Rollie Scholl sparked the play with a 677 made with a 216-236-225 series. Payton Printz did his part to bring in a 610. The only other honor count, a 2822, came out of the Central alleys and was made Dy the Charles McGarvey squad. Bob Plummer contributed a 652, Bob Haugh reached 640 and Luther Tansy ably assisted with a 608. Carrying a 474 handicap, the team led the polio handicap at Central with a 3206. A total of |$23 was contributed to the fund iduring the match. Out at the Dezelan plant Karl Murphy picked up the contrary 7-9 split while rolling for the Kingan's AA squad in the Inter-

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Klan on Protest Against Robinson

108 Teams to Compete

plant League. Classic Paces Play

Tom Casserly still hasn’t con-| vinced himself today that hel’ hurled. a terrific 766 series at St. Philip's last night to set a new

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isons on Top In Hockey Scores :

NEW YORK, Jan. 18 (UP)-— Carl Liscombe, 35-year-old Providence left winger, retained his American Hockey League scoring lead for the fifth straight week today althdiigh” he lost some ground to Sid Smith of Pittsburgh.

Liscombe scored two points over the past week to bring his total to 59 points on 33 goals and 26 _ assists, while Smith, who scored three points during the similar period, showed 56 points on 31 goals and 25 assists. Liscombe’'s wing mate, Johnny Chad, slipped into third place ahead of Murdo MacKay of Buffalo and Roger Bedard of Providence with 53 points. MacKay was fourth with 52|™ points while Phil Maloney of] Hershey and Paul Gladu of St. Louis were tied for fifth with 51 points each. Liscombe retained his goal | scoring lead with 33 while Bedard took over the leadership in assists from Maloney with 35. Aldege (Baz) Bastian again topped the goal tenders with an

The ladies also did well by themselves last night with the Indianapolis classi¢ at the Pennsylvania taking all team honor counts, Jo Berkopes set a furious

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan, 18 (UP) It was the opinion of two of

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tioh games here April 8, 9, 10, Protest Against the playing of the two stars against the Atlanta Crackers of the Southern Asgbciation has been raised by the Ku Klux Klan. "

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pace bringing in a 606 for the Hickman of | Whirlaways. She opened with a 225, slipped to 183 in the centerthe piece, but improved for a closer, Sister Dottie Berkopes

tion. “Top honors went to the DeWolf News quintet who slammed out a! 2663 with games of 967-875-821. Lucy Court led the play with a 584 and Nell Schmidt, Dorothy all topped

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the Brooklyn Dodgers in exhibi- brought in a 528 to help give the Frasier Providene squad a 2636 for Tanperap posi-| Soran.

average yield of 2.65 goals per game while Ralph Almas led in shutouts with four.

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Nugent Goes to VMI As Football Coach

LEXINGTON, Va., Jan. 18 (UP) —Tom Nugent, successful 38 year-old achiool cpach, today| succeeded Arthur (Slick) Morton as head football coach at Virginia

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collegiate leader in scoring average has a splendid shooting mark of 594. - Meanwhile, George Mikan of the Minneapolis Lakers leads the Basketball Association of Amerfca with a percentage of 427 and Arnie Risen of the Rochester Roy; als is second with 423. But the pros will (ell you, these are two different games of basketball—and the averages of ‘Mikan and Risen are much more fantastic actually than is Macauley’s higher average. Weak Opposition “A big man like Macauley plays only about 22 college games and in 11 or more of ‘those contests is stacked against a man no where near as able as he is,” one pro official explained. “The result is that Macauley, or any other top college player, can almost call his own total on any evening against such .a lesser performer. “But in pro basketball,” he added, “every team has a big, good ‘man to play against such as Mikan and Risen. Thus it is amazing that they can come anywhere near such a Remember, too, that Mikan's average of 427 comes from making 312 field goals in 731 shots. That's seven times as many shots. as Macauley has attempted — and the more shots, the more room for a margin of error and less percentage.” O'Shea Mentioned Considering the many more games played and the consistent

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have a point. And it doesn’t take them long, either, to explain away their lack of interest in such collegiate court aces as Kentucky's Ralph Beard, Minnesota's 7-foot Jim McIntyre, Yale's Tony Lavell, Notre Dame's Kevin O'Shea, St. Mary's Frank Kudelka and Dwight Eddleman of Illinois. “Beard is too small, although

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Pleasant Run golf professional, has switched to «Hillcrest Country Club.

Vaughn Named Hillcrest Pro

Quits Pleasant Run;

Replaces Harter Tommy Vaughn, amiable golf pro at Pleasant Run Golf Course, today signed a contract to become the professional at Hillcrest Country Club. He will assume bis new duties March 1. Vaughn broke into the golf teaching ranks as the assistant professional at Pleasant Run from 1931-36. From there he moved to South Grove as pro in 1937. In 1938 he returned to Pleasant Run to take over the pro's job there. In 1942, he joined the Army 881.nd served with the 35th Infantry Division in Europe. He returned to Pleasant Run in 1946. Vaughn replaces Charley Harter, pro at the country club since 1946. Harter, who will be officially released from his duties Mar. 1, said today he has “several irons in the fire.”

rific but small, so he only lasted a month. McIntyre is just a big guy who plants himself under the basket. Lavelll has defensive: weaknesses and needs a lot of time to get away his hook shots. The pros wouldn't give it to him. “Eddleman would go good on a club which needs an outside set

some--other. league would come popping up. We've got to have two 1

peace committees Numerous rumors said peace probably would result in a 12- or 14-team National League, divided into the National and American divisions, each eunding coast to coast.

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SOUTH BEND, Ind. Jan. 18 (UP)—Kevin O'Shea, star Notre

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the same all took third place shot—but that’s all,” he added.|Sarasota, Fla. / 28- torney General Eugene Cook, “but {with a 2555 that included pha Military Institute. he might go,” one coach asserted.|“Eddleman isn’t a good all-round] The fish measured six feet six ~~ 29. Terre Garfield is de- TODAY I know of no laws that forbid|standing game of 590 made by, Lusent using the T-formation|“Remember Wat Misaka, the|player. O'Shae has knee trouble|inches, and was caught off New fending champ. WIGH SCHOOL BaskersaLL (Negroes playing baseball against Mary El at Hopewell, Va., High School fori great Utah guard. He was ter-|—and thus it goes.” Pass "= Deaf School ‘at Mt. Comfort. Whites.” the last two years, had teams Ha at Clara Fon Just missed the 600 Top game of the week will that won 15 es and lost four. ° be the clash Between. Ander d City ‘at Bluffton, The opinion that there were no|mark to bring in a 594 for West- gam " ¢ ticello at He graduated from Ithaca, N. Y,, son and Jeftersonville, current- Ete st Plymouth. Shy 3 Jaws, Stier, was stated by|srn iuel go. ean *oand| College in 1936, later coached| f . ih ly ranked and the No. 1 and Casts’ at Attorney Jack Sav- ro there, at Essex Training School. 2 teams in the state. Ander- | Lrankin ab Crawlordsville age. Gola, hata B01 21 Yus-zut. Y., and Williamsburg, Va. son, with a record of 10 wins ymour at Madison. © Nh ay, AE . and one loss, has the tougher a ~ Bowlin L di Hopewell. job of the two. They invade neville Reitz at Bvansville Bosse. 4 ea ers Morto : to go to Misthe home court of the ever Band Torch isst Chioags: Roos: Tom 0 BO Jessie Century, Tir 508 orton Yesigned . Casserly, Rural ETHAN eres 766 anny O'Niell's Bar .... sissipp! State. Sough Munsio, Oetittat Bena at | "Hist Cnieage Wahu ot Gary Wall Roitie Scholl Sh - ar TS Ri ois, 808 Ee Cae Bl fersonville. NOary Mann 2] Wine, Mid-State (Motor Freight. 673 | Louanna Early, Haver — ‘Dlctures it: White Sox to Pay Juiparaiso ” daar Tolleston. Walt Roberts, Optim «ss. 8614C#11 Leppert, Century Tire 504) 4 9.0 JNM. . Ham Clark Whiting. ob Plummer, Charles | MoGarvey "abs 653 | Edith Gaalema, Eastern Motor Express 503 Spider Bill % Bills . THE Ekhare + at South Bend Riley. Bill Leé, American Legion ........... 648 Eula Holliday, Speedway Classio RED DEVILS, sporting a Richard Stull, U. 8. Rubber Marie Christi CHICAG record of 11 wins and two losses, BASKETBALL Omer Russell, Panchally Five... 841 Marie 8 dan, “Rodebeck Jot, Pict. - 303 0, Jan. 18 (UP)~-The warm up for (he {rip to the In| Jui, Nog Buse Biss Sieveoon. Mame U.0110. Sl Mars Coptnn Soult 1 so) CIOS, CE | Chalmer Glas ] A vings, Rubber. a R LEAGUE LEADERS (WOMEN) |eVen ug! *halmer: Cissell! dian's ‘wigwam with the tradi-| Bebo a Grew, |B Duelo hers a: $3 arin Moca Conmoldated, Pnune gs OVET Was & great Mar during his thal. badtls. with, ‘New Albany. a aan A Huntington. B01 BY Charles MeGarvey....... 640|3ors> Burion. Oe eg od + tat| playing days, they would pay his Anderson has one advantage in| JECRR at fo. Sim Woodall, Weodaii ‘Weidiog pi 0 Riviera Pus Pres. ©.0. 43) hospital bills now that he is broke, the game. . They are playing on PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL Marion Hughes, Bloom. Tow Pragees Nuer. Thdpls, eh. Mised 400 4%iand seriously ill. their home court. Association of Americs neers, uip. “ | Roy U. 5 R {Mhel Kindwall, Texnco ........-:: Cissell, better known as “Spider = = its at Indian Vers Peath mel » well, La A ane MOP pm. [ee Nally, Moose by Siumpt. sac eye] Mixed .... 43 Bill" was a shortstop for whom a ult Wantage Nye BL fouls at Boston = Dol Teniek., Optimists Betty Jean n Carmichael, Lumbermans 411 the Sox paid $128,000 in 1928. growling While | Providence Hesselgrave, Tr White Sox President Charles and take it a little easy. The PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING uck Markey, Sc Harrell a ARATE 2087 Tigers’ 13-game winning stfeak |, A707 1 MN. Peensvivesle SER, SOC SI Soe | _- TEAM SCORES wom) awk, Lane. a0ig the clube fav. diboduniifhiodb aloo midis was snapped Friday night by TOMORROW Clarence Bennett, Westside Church... 621|DeWolf News . “s icia uld care Pe OF AMERICA'S Y ed Schoenbachler eas Hickman _Whirlawa; sician would for Cissell. He ICA'S YOUNG LEADERS Aurora, a club they had beaten iD, ois " : 358 ots by six | © HIGH somgoL, BASKETBALL Eat & B Kes itea sania és Frank's Purniture ................. suffers from a circulatory disorpoints, On the “take-it-easy | County Toure a Bute, Broadeast. | par) Sumpt ap. ® a ger 15 bus legs wich alk it im ‘ ”» 11 plas 4 p.m, : : » . re ’ prery ay will pay Liberty to- abash a ar Updike, Yavers Men's an HH Notre Dame Gr Dame Grid than Sve or six staps at a time, DIRECT COMMISSION night a orth arson Briday akong Ys Tanaris Meinovial are Sh” nah ar nii.. a Bo man 10 Hood A 110 or better; not more than 32 years night, game South- | oouth Central at Michigan City. Clarkson, can Legion... wman fo Hea commission as second lieutenant inthe old; physically fit. Once commissioned, ern Conference will be the | PM. Wayne South at Pt. Wayne Central [1 am Hussell, Moose. .......coe:: si | im bala BadxaTalil RR i al { County Softball Group | Officers’ Ratrve Cana with a 2-year you'll be assigned to a 3-month officers’ Evansville Central and Bloom- indiana Teoh s ech a4 Defiance Russ Bowm initial tour of active is ready for on ; : SEGRE a Lather Tansy, Ci a MEY eos SOUTH BEND, J 8 Co., has been et ohm Aon! if meet these any e ts: any Socal, ate Juccetdl vous >. 1 Clyde Coulingham. Grinseiner Punsrai $08 Jan. 18 (UP)! he Marion County Softball A yo Teco dan x; on Youll be Sus $a compen for 4 OTHER games in the state, S rop me oR ie in ey Mews: wo Ey Notte Dame's football team willl co .0. 0 .: year of honorable service in any of the Regular Army Commission if you meet the Hammond Wildcats invade . han, Clitton-Wide: - 804 perform before a New York audi-| Fred V Armed Forces between 7 December competitive tour requirements. Gary Emerson, Hyn is Pus” Haale, Abels Au 83! ence for the first time since 1948) named von Lu re rae py 1941 Ye it age host to Bicknell, Madison plays i ans aslo] i: Soa When it meets North Carolinaland Harold Englehart manager wr LYS Ino 4s Us y and Seymour tonight and journeys to a Pred Wim oth, CeClanahan Real 1 thers next Nov. =. . of Municipal Stadium, was elected years at an accredited college or univer- U. 8. Air Force Recruiting Station for Franklin Friday and the Frank- Gebers. Am : etic Director and Football| gecretary-treasurer. N. board sity; UU. 8. citizenship; AGCT score of complete details at once. fort Hot Dogs will entertain Ko- By United Press a. Rion Woe Woodall I Welding ies. 901 Coach Frank Leahy announced|members are Paul Ws of ry : " komo at home At the the New York|,, "orn LeAGy Ee LPADERS (MEN) soq| N€Xt fall's schedule which Includes| P, R. Mallory and Jim Stewart of Only state games slated Thurs-| inickerbockers are going today, Meivia Roach, Mouldings, nc. . gt3| Another first time tilt — against| WIRE. OCS FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES day other than the Wabash tour-|,, i nave a tough time staying William shell, dnd ocphae.. 34s Souths n Methodist at Dallas on nay Ars Gary Tolnton at Gury infec place. 1 he Basierh (52 tty Osh ok. Sf Tho schoawie: Fight Results 1 ovo pode from igh who qua of cours Upon gradu division of the etball Asso-|Delmar McConnell, Lions Club. ....... BALTIMORE Sonny. Boy W. can pass an examination, are you commissioned a Second Lieu. ton at South Bend Adams. a Harr, ht, Little Mower Church. .... 878 Sek. Indians ‘at Notre Washington, on y West, 133%, a T ey Waahy none Bi Buchink Lakeshore C. C. Mixed. $18] Oct. Iwi ies Lok, Beattie, Wash. | Carrasco, fark. Be ii 0 - between 19 and 28 years old, area U.S. tenant in the Reserve, and placed on Merchants... 578 et : GO-—-Tim oa Basketball Scores Capltols. icks dropped thelr third An wee Jn” Seats Baveiops. m 3 Tulane Hl a Art Andrews, 137%, citizen, and have acy physical - two years of active duty. Top OCS e Knicks drop elr rge Miller, Klein timore. 5 UTS—Willie Pep, 129, Hartford, tions, a now for enlistment are commissioned Indians 54 Purine ji | straight game last night, 70 to TL, | Redrerd Na Lamparmans Jha. $63 sich” Eien Siete 's} Sataing, a (Rediop) Davis, ig HY a your application {dues ee cou lath Ray. Min Towa 45, to the St. Louis Bombers before Ernie Koch, Methodist Ohurch 588) No. 13—North Carolina at New York yl ~ Ike Williams, 138, : may compete for a Te San ib Bsa fans ab Madison Square] Jt Faker indpe Jugthrs Mi: 4 xg Siu oh N. Jo outpoldied onto)’ Brat- is approved, you'll be enlisted as a Regular Army Commission. Get all the R COLLEGES \ , 138, Chisago (10). (Nob-title.) Kentucky 54, = Toth 46 Garden, Charles thts Jivani Cus senses SAG) Now, 36—Bouthern California at Notre| BOSFON-_Beau Jack. ~iit. oH Sergeant and given basic training if you facts about applying for OCS entrance afuvete Geo “. The New Yorkers, now only Eragat Hinkle, Riviers Past | $43] Dee. JSouthern Methodist at Dallas, po Jaticle “Weber, 130%, ERiEw. Sloonooobdhineg BS Pt a 4. timore Bullets, led at the half by {Glenn Jarvis, TEXBOO :.::ivesesesss 830 to idate to 'orce Recruiting Station witheut delay! Marshal)’ - 2, Cx Phil Cassidy, State HIGhWay ....... AES Be i. [o's ou ie. ey [6 pn Bem i i Bentley, Conacher ! ay on Hampden. sytney | | moments of the oe a half, Bly SE nowix (WomMAN) fe NHL ‘Goal Getters' 8 fore the Bombers riddled their|’ “the mowikns women) ~~ | MONTREAL, Jan. 18 (UP) h defense with a -deadly set-shot|fars Br a ae yur %: so1/Doug Bentley and Roy Con- NEW ACTIVE-DUTY game. [Mary Bilwanger ¥ nk's Furniture. . 890 acher, two veteran “goal-getters’| ! Belus Smawley led the Bt.[heed Gort. Diam: c-oooe Sloth the Chicago Black Hawks, OPPORTUNITIES FOR OFFICERS Louis club with 26 points, 156 dur- Nell Sehmidt, dt, Dewalt News aware ses|still boasted identical records to- PY ing the second half, while guard Rachel Ht others". la3/day at the top of the National Bid Tanenbaum paced the Knicks| Becky Prisdman, Century Tire ..... Hockey League scoring list.

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