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Times Sports ACCORDING to Milton Richman, United Press sports , Boston Red Sox fans are excited over two 1049
first baseman, and George Washington Wilson, outfielder
town rooters’ keen interest
is the fact that some close baseball observers in the South that and Wilson blast. a horsehide harder and Iams . . . Well, the rookies will get a chance spring training at Sarasota, Fla.,!be in the hearts of more than 30 Both players are graduates from Birmingham and youthful fighters tonight as they for power . . . Dropo, 26, stands 6 feet 5 inches
Mtting for heavyweight honors Southern Golden Haves com-
. nu» JOHN GARRISON, Tulsa Uni-
the three leading college quintets| as Kentucky, Oklahoma Aggies and St. Louis, . . . He also rates Kentucky's Alex Groza over Ed
Macauley of St. Louis and the = Harris --andiopen
Aggies’ ave, Bob picks Harris over Macaulgy. . . . All decisions by a shade, Garrison sald. . ... His Tulsa five lost to all three. teams this season, making him “one who should know” , . . but does he? Z "ee JOE WEIDEN, Austrian heavywelght boxer, sold “pieces” of his contract to three “master minds” . , . Jack Dempsey, Gus Wilson and Gaston Charles . , , With three managers fronting for him, perhaps Welden will go places . . . at heavy cost . . . He'll learn the first time he earns & fat purse, : aE. THE Chicago White Sox are
tigoing to have their own Hall of y/Fame in a picture gallery at Comiskey Park . . . tos of
former Sox greats will be placed on the walls in the entrance lobby « « Fans will be asked to submit
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Ft. Harrison GI A Favorites For 147-Lb. Title By JIM HEYROUK
That old American hope--the [hope to become a champion—will
square off in the fifth and semi final round of the 16th Times Legion Golden Gloves Tourna~ ment, The young battlers in all fights of tonight's card, which is scheduled to get under way promptly at 8 p. m,, will be fighting toward the final round and one of the 16 champiofiships. After the finals, Feb, 11, there
A capacity crowd is expected to watch tonight's slugfest in the Armory. Nearly 10,000 fight fans have witnessed the first four nights of action, : Weigh in This Afternoon Fighters were to begin the weekly weigh«ins at 3:45 p. m. today with drawings for places on tonight's card at 6 p. m. None of the fighters will know whom he will fight until the lists are posted in the Armory . dressing
But regardless of who is matched, plenty of action is in store for the capacity crowd ex-
will be struggling to win in order to get-a place in the finals. Two youths who are-aching to see ‘action snd who hope-to-take the crowns in their respective divisions are Stanley Zuromski in the 147-pound Open Class and Benjamin Sowell in the 147 pound
game. Doctor's ‘John's. Hospital said the arm. will be immobilized from four to six weeks. Anderson plays its last game of the season Mar, 1.
“Stanley Zuromski, 147-pound Open Class slugger.
John Wilson May Be Out for the Season
Anderson Scoring Ace Suffers Chipped Elbow After Making 49 Points as Team Wins 90-62
Times Special ANDERSON, Ind., Feb. 4— "Jumping Johnny” Wilson, Anderson College's scoring ace, set a new state record of 49 points last night, but may be lost to’ his team the rest of the season. Anderson defeated Assumption College of Windsor, Ontario, 90 to 62, but the victory was small consolation for the loss of Wil-|-son, who chipped his elbow in a collision with an Assumption player during the last 40 seconds of the
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down the Illini game this year at Champaign Illinois won, 62 to 50.
Nine program Michigan
with some trouble.
Ed (Strangler) Lewis,
main event in the Armory ring.
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‘Knock ~~ Minnesota into second] place in the league race, for Ili-is, nois tangles with Wisconsin at “I5 always possible in the Big Nine, it! was improbable Wisconsin could} In their first
To close out Saturday's Big oy plays Northwestern in the Chicago Stadium and the éxperienced Wolverfhe five was favored to beat the Wildcat sophomores, but perhaps
Indiana goes out of the Bigg 5. Nine to play DePaul and complete the stadium double-header, >*v*®
wrestling’s “ambassador of good will” will referee next Tuesday night's
.. The former six-time world's “* “héavyweight mat champion will officiate the Enrique Torres-Lou| latter's
Torres has won eight of nine prévions starts here. The bout is scheduled for two falls out of with 90-minute time|
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jamin Harrison, has seen action only once in this year's tournament. That! was In the second]
round technical knockout over Edward Gartin of the Northwest-
last summer, He scored three decisions and
~ Sowell is a hard-punching lad dof 18, who has scored a knock: out and won another fight by
has an explosive left hand that usually spells defeat for the opponent who is unlucky enough to catch it. Sowell, who lives at 1004 N. Senate Ave. and battles with the Senate Ave. YMCA team, has
Zuromgki and Sowell are only
of Mcintyre, Who has 112 pointsitime lead after staying wed Basketball i] More important, had Schnitt-| Top man for the Spartans, al Rider op the ghey abit 3 ; nst Towa, |they dropped their seventh game gyaneviite si. Louisville 6. have won the game and been in /Geahan who made 15 points. i GR SGA | position to challenge for Nety Dame (4) Michigan State 4 Brookston 51 Jheynoids 3 ¢ T% Blnapetiae tr TH 7 awville 30. ohaimers 29. : §1duamne g 1 Gamat Bn, , 4 4 3Dawson.g 1 3 i , Clark (Johnson) & “a 3 Sood ¢-3.3.4 4 OINER COLLEGES | ¢ 8 ilvanent Et ania gr a mre 19 Cuda, 1 001 aventure 11 3iSutine = 31 RT, 1 3Robbins, 8 3 1 3Hioomeburg 5). Mansfield | 53. Minnesota's game duplicates the(iiow § § Nendo oo yeni HO Seat ao Li Setengiu ite hich Michigen Penta ‘ 0 1 : Broskn 3. Colles , nh o, : a happen to a Gophe Totals 33 10 23] Total 171% Li) Toiprs ifn ers easily. : . an Sinin 30. 22. Here Dame 1, Mich: John Marshall 69 k. Peters BY. As this is the only game he- otre Dame:
Toledo 67, John Carroll 86, Oberlin 5%, Denison 54.
Capital 72, -Ashiand 69. cago 58, Bithola miongo Branch) 28. Rr on 55, Marshal Loras 64, Buena Vista '« Villanova 72, Bakiwin Wallace 43. Kansas Wesleyan 67, McPherson 40, Illinois 89, Drake 26. Hetdelberg 58, Ohio Northern 87.
Sout) Morris Harvey 90, Fairmont } Bate 8.
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son College publicty director, Wilson’s 49 points last night put him at the top of the nations leading
scorers, both minor and major. His score last night broke his! ‘previous mark of 46 points to set a new Hoosier College conference. one-game scoring record.
Last night's game was a benefit
. lern PAL. performance for the Anderson|true-shooting pas 1 includ 42 \ | - Zuromski didn't have much of|Ldons Club. The Ravens were who bested par and who " |a chance to show his. skill. He never seriously threatened and|equaled it. The a une scores were . (appeared to have been sizing up|led at the half, 37 to 28. made easy over the short Ei Rio his opponent for the better part en py Andersen 00) |Country Club course under deal of the first round and then Gar- N.ampbell.? f% 3 anderson, ¢ t3% weather conditions. © tin dislocated his shoulder while Ohare, t 3 3 fipoiams! 1 ¢ 1 Mangrum, former open titlist and throwing a punch in the second. oa ter, { 3 : ) Smith, { 0 o-1irecent winner of the Los Angeles Won Air Force Tourney Angus.c 38 wion ¢ | 19 17 4OPen, molded a six-under-par 64 “Bit the 20-year-old soldier 18| Ronmencs 1 3 Saou. f; 10-3 jiysatenday to pace a. trio. of. well- : SCamp nown professionals by a single ready for the best in his division. "ell & 1 o 1|stroke. Grouped at 65 were JohnHis ring experience includes the Fifer, g ® 0 3iny Bulla, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Eric oe ED SAINSBURY, , United Proas Sports Writer winning of the Air Force Boxing| seu, 3 id 31 tows - 3 is (Monti, Santa Monica, ‘Cal. and 3 PO Ao. Feb. 4 — Five of the top ten tn, individual scorers 'ournament, estern Division, pL “Time Scors—Anderson 37, Assump-/ Chick Harbert, Detroit.
Pree Throw W, Campbell; 3, Wilson 1,
Missed-—Perry, O'Harra 4, Wiliams Freeman 3, Smith
Waynetown Quintet Makes it 26 Straight
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TUCSON, Ariz, Feb, 4 Fifty-five sharpshooters headed by Lloyd Mangrum of Niles, Ill, resumed their assault on par today
Tucson Open golf tourney: Constituting better than a third
Kearns Calls Maxim ‘Another Gene Tunney’
|=-Jack Kearns; one -of -the most colorful figures in boxing and known the world over as the onetime manager of Jack Dempsey, said today he believed Joey Maxim has the best chance of any present fighter to outpoint Joe Louis in a championship fight. Maxim, managed by Kearns, meets Ezzard Charles in a scheduled 15-round fight at Cincinnati | R on Feb. 28. Kearns described ‘Maxim as “another: Gene Tunney.” CS =
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 4 (UP)|
TODAY
Times on Soden Gloves : m Armory, 711 N. Pennsylvania Bb. ¥: "1h HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL Southport at Broad Ripple. Sows ab Cathedral. anu ashingten. Sacted Heart at Bishop Noll Hammond.
Conor Oru at Franklin Township,
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promi Alexandria at Hapttord City.
Hunting oi at Loogootee. Lue gi at Xe Shing on t Pri n. Kendallville at cata uffton at War Columbia City a : Auburn Haven at 4. Wayne Central Cath-
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Frosh Cagers Win Manual and Southport freshmen basketball teams were both victorious yesterday. The Redskins beat Tech, 19 to 13, while Southport. downed Shortridge, 20 to 17.
pple Groaners Lose
Central. at Ft. Wayne North. at Gosh ;
- or Benjamin Sowell 147-pound Novice hopeful. Sports Calendar Today, Tomorrow
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row afternoon. fork In the city, Howe and Cathed~ ral will go at it in the top city series clash*tonight. Manual goes to Washington with a 3-10 mark
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