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Bowling Pro1 has elected nt. Other of- » coming year vice-president, b, secretarytors are Tom Grady.
- €0., Ine. in middle of first block
old Connie Mack and the AAA's.
It was Mack who gave the then 22- year-old catcher his,
first chance in the majors
{ ? | manager if he had not been hit| back in "25. Whether it WaSiand almost mortally wounded.
Mack who brought him back|He was only 34 at the time and. | to- wet nurse the AAA pitchers! | fiarting his fourth year as head man, Re was adding to his equip-|
déponent knoweth not. The ex-|
tent of Mack’s authority is not Ment, There Men better, how to curb his im-| are indications that his numerous | Patience with youngsters and to relatives make the key decisions. Féspect the counsel of oldsters. Coc hrane never played another were dis- game after that near tragic day missed and the old man groaned|in Yankee Stadium. Chances are! awful thing to he was over. the hill by then any-| | way, But whether Mack runs the|accident he was hitting over 300] or reads from a script/and catching more or less regucomposed by his adoring sons and|larly. It takes a long time to get in-laws is not pertinent to the re-/over a multiple turn of Cochrane who has been and I must believe Detroit never! out of baseball, except for an as-| got
clearly defined these days.
As when Coaches Al and Earle Brucker
Simmons| that it was an *“ do.”
AAA's
signment at the Great Naval Training Station early in! the war, since '38 when he was!
the Detroit Tigers. - - »
ton University where he was much
baseball, had proved the most:
~ Willian Says— i
Give Cochrane A Big Hand
One of Baseball's All-Time >, Greats Returns as Coach |
NEW YORK, Dec. 8—Somewhere between our schol-| arily essays on the point after and the two pair of pants system in football Gordon (Mickey himself) Cochrane came back to baseball. Back to the locale of his early glory. To|
Lakes again.
» I ALWAYS impetuously.ousted as manager of [the best catcher I ever saw |Merely an opinion, 80 many others give the honor]
COCHRANE, a product of Bos-| {to Bill Dickey. It's hard to split! them out.
better known in football than in '¢,%*t down in his dining room out in California two winters ago
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“Know ¥
learning how to handle
is one of
inches,
though at the time of the)
is the son
skull fracture
married.
to see at Butler
the real Cochrane]
admittedly.
CHIC Ty Cobb couldn’t when Hl
successful manager in Detroit his- | and named his all-time all-star vision.
- tory since the days 6f Hugh Jen-i cam for me. He named both nings. His five-year span wedi ochrane and Dickey. -Of the two firsts two s nds and a /tWVo however, fourth, . plus_ a_ World Series Cin¢d to Cochrane who wastriumph. Why, then, was ha {like the old Georgia Peach - — the fired? |dyndmic type.
You never get the reat tow dows] in “these
head, caused a multiple skull frac-
the club owner, invalid. [ the two men you can be sure it|
was
managerial competence, baseball savv vy.
When Cochrane was sold to. ‘matters:~ Illness . and Detroit he took over a fifth place. tempts. _ jrascibility often run as an entry.:ball club” and won - the . penpant Cochrane. had not fully recovered: his first year, "34. from a pitch by the Yanks’ Bifnprenee-was. the difference, his meHadley which struck him jn the chanical skills and his spirituat+ derway this-afterngop with eachjagenda for the conference meetFor otherwise the team participant rolling a pair of {Wing was. preparation of the footture and teft-him-at-death’s door Was substantially the same - as garié sets: Actin will. be resumed, ball schedule for 1953 and 195%: in May, '37. And Walter Briggs, |[hé one which-had limped home (again at 540 p. m.
7 Tarheels Sidelined
CHAPEL HILL, did (UP)—North Carolina's Tarheels]
force;
a semi-/In Whatever came between Bucky Harris the year before. It takes an extraordinary perhad nothing to do with Cochrane's sonality to set a team on fire, or his Gordon {this in For that brief stretch at least day as they held their fourth day THERE 18 no telling how far he was baseball’s most remark- | of practice for their Cotton Bowl Cochrane might h have gone ak a able . arsonist.
His -pres- credit, and
the second division under
Stanley Cochrane
'34. and repeated in '35.' had seven
date Jan. 2
the- Bulldogs
Hugh Thimlar [ -/thus far only one basic policy has Francisco, and Paul Unruh, Brad-| OOLDEN Junior guard Hugh Thimlar heen established, a recommenda-/ley, forwards; Charley Share, {tion that no videg-econtract ex-/Bowling Green, center, and Bob ji” FLASH 6 feet tall. Per this 185-pounder played TAX PAID high school basketball at Royal Center, Ind. lege caree
earned a v physfeal education major, Hugh
lar of Royal Center, of the Air Corps,
thought he was Pat Striebeck In Chicago Match
AG i "Dec.
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To Discuss”
: s Fearless Fraley Comes Up | “Big 10 Moguls With All-U. S. Hoop Team
He Admits There May Be 5 or 10 Changes
But He Names It Nevertheless
. 1 ; ? By OSCAR FRALEY, United Press Sports Writer 0 IC on NEW YORK, Dec.fl 8—Filling in 80 many football All-America : ballots—-all-unpronounceable, all-redheaded, all-lefthanded and all whatnot—Fearless Fraley got rolling so fast today he dropkicked a, VU Among Schools field goal and came up with an All-America basketball team, - fog . | Some folks might think that's a bit premature, considering that Planning to Televise {the band is just tuning up for. the hardwood hula. But it makes about
pair of bad knees, but he'll still, do to take along. A terrific defensive player. Kevin also is an excellent’ ball handler and can bang the basket with thé best of them. He's a bit of all right, ‘is O'Shea. . Of coufse, he and Cousy aren't glants, being only six feet two inches, but they'll get the -female vote, both having curly hair and matinee profiles. As for the second team, poor lads, to. start with such a handicap, any or all of them could
h Home Cage Games LE ae lls, vay and backboard t burner, too, having
CHICAGO, Dec. 8 (UP) ~ Big Pullman porters haven't had a piled up 521 points last geason, Ten athletic directors will attemptichance yet to make up my mind. to expand and clarify the confer-ifor me. ence policy on tetevision today at| As the lads start pouring them the opening session of the annual/through the hoop, which has be-| league meeting, scheduled to run come the accepted word for the! for four days. {metal ring from which hangs the, It will be the fourth consecu-/woven cord, the All- Americans | tive year at which TV has been alof March should be:
the few Butler Uni-
versity basketball players over
Standing 6 feet 2
He began his colr at Valparaiso and arsity letter there. A
of Mrs. Ida M. ThimA veteran
He played basketball | last season.
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No one was eliminated yester- Athletic Association. The NCAA, Eskimo downs a whale blubber I bei he 4 day as competition was confined however, feve--he -in-. y at heri terial d f shi to compiling. points under the Pe-‘gathering material and furnishing ter na System. Pat Striebeck ofrinformation to members without {ably have a limited number of| Indianapolis won four games of recommendation. her eight-game set, and tied one in. her other ~at-ieffort-for. a ngtionat TV policy Outstanding performer The Hoosier bowler now will be made has a total of 6715 points to ‘heriannual NCAA \
She lost three
is in fifth-place.
Aetivity is scheduled to get un-!-
N. C., Dec. 8},
sidelined players to-
with Rice Institute.
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|ably will permit video on basket-| Villanova, forwards; Don Reh-| i |ball games this winter. |feldt, center, and Whitey Skoog, 1 Indiana University is among/Minnesota, and Billy Joe Adcock, 4 {the conference schools which have | Vanderbilt, guards. expressed interest in televising May ‘Be Changes : home cage games. | of course, there is a bare posIn addition to “live” football sibility that there may be five (television, for which the schoolsior 10 changes in the course of! were paid an average of between| {the campaign. But 1 would ven-| $3500 and $4000 per game last ture to wager (not money, under- | year, the conference permitted stand) that most of them will ference games last fall. {halls of basketball glory. Conference Cautious For instance, take Lofgran, _|fellow requires a lot of taking. | The San Francisco thin man ing |code by the National Collegiate| With a basketball as easily as an
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