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Spotlight Shifted From Big Deal Trading - Talks & Minor League Meetings

By CARL LUNDQUIST, United Press Sports Writer

BALTIMORE, Dec. 6-—Jtist about the time a lot of big deals! seemed to be cooking at the minor league meetings, somebody put|

the fire out.

80 instead of the ‘expected frenzy of trading involving major league teams, the magnates turned their attention today to the squabble on the controversial “bonus rule” which comes up for

repeal tomorrow. Whereas at first it. had appeared that Commissioner A. B. Chandler, with backing from the major league executive council, would have enough support to wipe out the regulation, it looked now as if it would stay on the books. The rule makes it mandatory that a player signed with a bonus be brought to the majors within a year or be forfeited to the draft. Fight Repeal of Rule A bloc vf big league club owners, headed by Hank Greenberg, new general manager of the Cleveland Indians; Fred Saigh, president of the St. Louis Cardinals; Bill Dewitt, président of the St. Louis Browns, and Warren Giles, general manager of the Cincinnati Reds, have mustered among their farm clubs considerable opposition to repeal of the rule Along with small, independent club owners, they may have enough strength to prevent such action. A super-deal between the Boston Braves and New York Giants, whereby Boston General Manager John Quinn was expected to start unloading the 11 dissenters who made life miserable for Manager Billy Southworth last summer, apparqntlv. had hit a road hlock. “We're not any closer to doing business than we were a week ago.” sald Met Ott, Giants, who is one of the chief negotiators.

Involves Key Players The deal, which could start a chain reaction of transactions involving other teams, was supposed to involve Infielder Eddie Stanky, Pitcher Johnny Sain, and possibly even young Shortstop Alvin Dark of the Braves, with Shortstop Buddy Kerr, Outfielder Will Marshall and a couple of lesser light pitchers of the Giants, was at a stalemate stage. 80 was the budding transaction between BSaigh of the Cardinals

and his arch rival, Branch Rickey, of the Dodgers. They have negotiated for more than a week and Saigh said he was ready to call the whole thing off. “It isn't often that a first and second place club can close a major deal anyway,” he said. ‘And as far as Brooklyn is concerned, I'm not trading a first line player unless we get one in return. Apparently, that isn't the way Mr, Rickey had it figured out.” The Dodgers had heen seeking rellef Pitcher Ted Wilks and the Cardinals wanted Outfielder Carl Furillo. Browns Hold Firm The Browns still were sticking to their announced poligy of being ready to peddle anybody of the club over 28 and since that includes both Second Baseman Jerry Priddy and Third Baseman

Bob Pillinger, it looked as if they 8

might eventually work a deal with Cleveland. Manager Red Rolfe of the Detroit Tigers, confident that his club can be a hot contender from start to finish if it gets infield help, also was in the market for Priddy and could give up a potential hot-shot like Outfielder Dick Wakefield. But the talk went -on-—and- that was the size of it. Aside from the chatter, the minor leagues had a busy and unprecedented session vesterday, drafting 103 players in a conven-

tion "auction” for a total outlay

of $340,150.

Northwestern : Wins

EVANSTON, Ill, Dec 6 (UP)—!

Northwestern defeated Ripon College. 58 to 55, last night behind

the 25-point scoring of Forward [2

Jake Fendley. Northwestern led throughout the game, but the visitors twice narrowed the margin

to within two points. A last half!

Rivor rally 2lmost overtook the Big Ten, team.

IU Opens, 64-33, Over Wabash

Indiana Central, winner in two! lof its first four starts, tops tonight's state college basketball) 'attion, meeting Ball State in the University Heights gym.

The Greyhounds,

ithe season winning over Hunting-| ton and Tri-State, dropped games| last week-end to Eastern Ken-| tucky and University of Ken-|

tucky.

Along the basketball front last night, Indiana opened with a 6344 victory over Wabash with Jer-| ry Stutteville and Sammy Mi-| randa each tossing in 12 points

for the Hoosiers.

Riggle and Forward Bob Risley paced the Little Glants with seven each, In other games, Evansville re-

mained undefeated

games, with a 54-42 victory over) 8t.. Joe, Louls.ille stopped Indiana State's two-game winning streak, 68-66, Tri-State won over ames last season when he was a Huntington, 59-51, and Wheaton reserve and proved himself to be their way into the round-robin by handed Valparaiso its first de- & Potential scoring threat by-hit- defeating opponents in 12-game ting four of the five shots that match play semifinals yesterday. Mrs. Marion Ladewig of Grand 5 es 0 . . Rapids, Mich., established hersel Gene 18 hie son of Mr pnd re. as he favorite by defeating Mrs. nearly every round

feat In four games, 67-65.

Indiana (64,

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. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __ e’ Repeal Fig Backers See Victory Central, Ball State Know the Bulldogs Dallas Star Leads ‘Despite Stiff Opposition Play Here Tonight SEE. From Chandler, Council

ht Slated Tom Williams Looks to England After-Edging Out Dawson

tke Tips Press About Betting ‘Fix’

On Title Bout That Doesn't Materialize

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8 (UP)—Lightweight Champion Ike Wilms looked toward England today for his sixth defense.of the Bill 135-pound crown, which remained firmly on his ‘head despite last ¢ |Lillard, 22, 1 Dallas, Tex.,*hook night's “betting scare” and Freddie Dawson's determined challenge, And. the Jast Williams, who won the unanimous 15-round decision over Daw- of the eastern division will line up {the third qualifying round of the son, was considering an offer to defend against the winne {ninth annual National All-Star in-| British elimination tournament at em————— bowling London in February, according to imanager Frank Palermo. The 103890 fans who paid a

Bowling Tourney Pat Striebeck Also

Enters Final Round’ CHICAGO, Dec: 6 (UP)-

artist, took the lead last Hight in Daw. of Hie ST a a: mere apolis Olympians in the Field~ nine for Willlams and six for house at 8:30. Dawson. Judge Harry Lasky and Frank - Knorsborough = voted a A ge : mps ‘recen unison; eight for Williams a ,. Join the. Celtics here. an ex-All-America per|former for Yale, will be making his first appearance in the FieldS

former Washington | Lillard fired 1285 to gain 3726 in and Oshkosh player whom the {points .t the three-quarters mark gross gate of $45,652 and a net {in the battle for the 46 spots in gate of $33,223, witnessed a dull bout. There wasn't a knockdown, Don Carter, St. Louis, a new- and neither Negro was in serious into second placejtrouble at any time. Tells of Betting ‘Fix’ Williams caused much excite-

Munn, ment befqre.the bout by calling Newark, N. J, was third with an reporters into hi

18 game total of 3685,

seven for Dawson. Williams, 26 years old, weighing 135 pounds—exactly the lightweight limit, Dawson, 25, scaled house

The Celtics, 11 games behind Syracuse, will offer the Olymvored at 7'5 to 5, after a flood 0 {plans another opportunity to gain Dawson money during the day|gn even break in their first 20 ° had hammered down the price games, from 13-5. This was his fourth nine, lost 10 and was a 90-to-68 In previous victim of the Celtics previously

Wednesday's semifinals.

in the third round with a { Williams went into the ring fa-

{and telling them that one of his In the women's division, Marion g)osest friends had been informed nly « " Iso one ae ir a non-title encounters Williams|in 15 Won once by a knockout and once by a decision. bout was a draw,

Gene Stohler, a senior. forward from Hagerstown, is one of the [adwig, Grand Rapids, Mich. three service award winners working for a regular varsity basket- first national ball position on the Butler Uni- Jed Laverne Thompson Hav of Los Angeles 30-31 to 22.16

fight with Dawson. the first half semi-finals of the

women's matches PROBABLE LINED Ra

versity Bulldogs’ squad list.

into five varsity points. In the women's division, 12 won

After the scrap Williams some-

friend's information “must have Groza Maintains broad-shoulder His Torrid Pace

I m, OADCAS Versi (Indianapolis).

‘Southport Matmen Win Southport High School's wresNEW YORK, Dec. 6 (UP) —The|{jarg scored a 27-20 victory over But stocky Indianapolis Olympians may blow Shortridge tast night for their i \ > [ erly zeles, Dawson made it a close fight be- not and cold in the National opening victory in the Southport a member 6f Lambda Chi Alpha La Verne Hgverly., Los Angeles, be hot and c n : } soctal fraternity. and on the Inter- 54.45 points to 49.33, based on cause he took advantage of Wil- p00) Accociation. but their| ym. It was Shortridge's first n oss In two matches. Resdlts were: NX

Gescheidler,t McDougall. f i e.c

Gavit.g Houston.g

the Petersen system. { Ann Schuch, Philadelphia, beat Ike's Hattie Wooster, San Francisco, where he was superior in the in-

great center, Alex Groza, always ! is cooking on all burners, Groza, who considers it a bad!" night. when he doesn’t tally more 103] continued his 112 scratches on his nose and over amazing performances during the jz] his left eye in the fourth round. past week and topped the circuit |. Cleveland; Pawson was gashed deeply on ijn scoring with 468 points in 19 /the left cheek in the eighth ses- games. Dorothy Miller, Chicago; lon [Rose Barnes, Chicago; Catherine Wounds. The 82-point total also set al Burling, Cincinnati; Connie Pow-| fg ft pt | new all-time mark for Ohio State ers,

OWD a = DD Pr TST —.——

Holstine.g - bounds. Marsan, Southoort, defeated Wthport, pinned Me~

hport, won by forfeit.

{ Karrer, defeated Ruth Southard, edo, 52.29 to 40.19. who advanced were wes. Shortrides, pinned Stanfield, Southport. won by decision im 3 8-0. od qreridas. defeated GrymSouthport, and Packham, thport, defeated Dawdon, ohnson. Southport, defeated Shera. 8{178—Elils, Southport. defeated Southerioh, : ; bgitiss. . Shortridge, pinned le, 5:40. 2 .

! o 138-0 gle 5, Gavil, Houston. Jackson 2. Neid- easy ply w isle - | oft 1s Ge Bend Officials George ender It was a see-saw fight through-!} Detroit; Irene Richards, out, with the advantage shifting Rik 3 Krodel.f-¢c 0-Barton{ 0 Wils.f : Horky.f

$! Coliseum. The old record was 75 Laurelltown, N. Y.; Marie Bedney, constantly. Many of the rounds points ‘made against Purdue in Owatonna, Minn. and Dorothy were hard to judge. ’ Brichta, Detroit.

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games of 211, 203 and 267. Bill Faust trailed Earl by only six pins with 675. Faust rolled in the same circuit while representIng Shelby Street Savings -and

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Action In the Thomas Bemis Classic overshadowed anything else the ladies could turn in as four 600 marks came from that league. ’ Betty Jordan of Hickman Whirlaway was high, smashing 643 pins on games of 242, 220 and 181. Lou Early connected for a 637 total while competing with Milano Inn. Lou rang up marks of 214, 221 and 202. Two Others Over 600 Sally Twyford and Frances Snyder were the other feminine pin busters to topple more than 600. The former rolled with Frank's Furniture and netted scores of 231, 214 and 189 for a 634 total. Frances, a member of the Falls |City Beer aggregation, posted games of 179, 224 and 221 for a series of 624. Frank's Furniture came out ahead in the team battle. They {reeled off games of 1003, 957 and 835 for a total of 2795. They redged out Milano Inn, which | knocked over 2775 pins.

600 BOWLERS (MEN) Bob Earl. Roehl's Pharmacy

681 Bill Faust, Shelby Savings & Loan 675 Paul Fields, Fireside Tavern 658

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