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La. — The team will act work in ts for next clash with

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Poor Attendance | | Leaves Squad Broke, | No Place to Play

!the National Professional Basket-| {ball League on which two former | { Butler greats. Jimmy Doyle and

league to suffer from poor attend-

{ance and financial instability.

i Louisville last night because there’ {wasn't enough cash to foot the {bill for a playing place.

{month. (i Seek New Support

{that he hopes the team can get g a. te {new monetary support from either Fred "Bud" Argus, in his 35th year of bowling locally, scored the league or from a private back-

a new season's three-game high. He set the mark in the Indian- [lanes Jad that Jeague aid was;

apolis Claseie League, with the Pritchett Recreation team. | However, if Grand Rapids fails Looks Like Bowling Just Begins at 50

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collapse, having no place to play, ‘dream game besides being broke. The Hornets be coming up between them in to-| {postponed a home game with MOrrow night's finale,

{ It is reported the Hornets also now under way, such as the Dixie, are behind in league dues and in Classic at Raleigh, N, C.,, the Big _Iplayer salaries. Salaries are re- Seven tourney in Kansas City,| | ported in arrears as much as a'and the All-College Tournament! ames, Arkansas beat Alabama;

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Grand Rapids Kentucky, Bradley Set

Pro Cage Team For Sugar Bowl Tilts Foes alg Wi St. Louis, Syracuse

Topnotchers Expected to Win and Tangle in Dream Game Tomorrow Night

By United

Kentucky ‘and Bradley, ranked one-two as the best college basketball teams in the nation, will be in action tonight as the ! : Sugar Bowl Tournament, invitation highlight of the holiday season, | Grand Rapids, the member of gets under way in New Orleans.

The Kentucky Wildcats, rated

compose the United Press coaches rating board, meet St. Louis University, ranked 19th in one! 'Ralph (Buckshot) O'Brien, play,ifirst-round game and Bradley ka upset defending champion Mis|has become the third team in the meets Syracuse in the other. Souri, ranked seventh nationally, Kentucky is favored by five 54-52, as Mizzoo missed three points and Bradley by eight, and shots in the last”seven seconds. | The squad is on the verge of if they both come through the In tonight's semi-final round " of the season willlit's Kansas State vs. Nebraska {and Minnesota, the guest team,

But the Sugar Bowl will have

to share the court spotlight with Favored Oklahoma A. and M, ithe other brilliant tournaments ranked third nationally, contin-

n Oklahoma City. he Dixie Classic is entering

{ George Glamack, former mem-/the second round with Colgate 'ber of the defunct Indianapolis Meeting Navy und North Carolina [Jets, manager of the squad, said State playing Wake Forest in| ! the championship bracket to-| night: In the losers’ bracket this With wins last night. Wyoming lafternoon Rhode Island State downed the Colorado Aggies. 62-

J | | 150, 23 a 749 series Wednesday night at Pritchett Recreation to establish jer. Doxie Moore, league commis- Pla¥s Ruiane and North Carolina|50. and Moe Radotich scored

. Overcame Lead In the first round yesterday,

{to support the team, they may N. C. State, the favorite to re-| |find their squad transferred to peat as tourney champion, had] another one of three cities show- to overcome a halftime deficit to|giste 47-39, and Texas Tech ing interest in pro basketball: beat Tulane, 89-75, as Paul HorEvansville, Rockford, Ill, and|vath set the pace with 20 points; |Colgate, trailing by 13 points in

Doyle is one of the candidates the opening minutes, rallied to being considered for the hard-|CTush second-seeded Duke. 84-69;

wood coaching job at Cathedral Navy played a steady game tor (.N. Y.. 41-38: Cornell downed

Two Keglers Past Half-Century Mark High Schol here since Cleon Rey- beat North Carolina, 60-49; and

nolds resigned two weeks ago.|

In Life Are Latest Pin-Down ‘Boys’ Here

By MARION CRANEY been decided in the conferences

night blasted 730 to set the third highest series score of the season.|

geason’s record of 749. Any other evening, Curt Heady's 672 would have outlasted all! other contenders. But last night,

Le | Conley, several years past the gide, where he served on the vie- |B | BH H f half-century mark, and more than tory Field team din the Gwinn! OW rie % | twice Heady's age, piled up games paint League. bo of 254-212-264 at Speedway lanes, ; .. Bowes Seal Fast League | = (Continued From Page 10) 11 and 12. - Hickman Whirlaway won two to Won posts in the offensive backThe by-day Baltimore & Ohio strengthen its eight-game lead.|field that will start for the West Railroad yard foreman set thenmarott Shoes took team totals squad, tomorrow afternoon. season's third highest with Tiny with 2626 points on game totals| Linemen named to start against Tot Toy Shop in the Speedway of 914-834-878. Koch News scored [the East were Ends Bob WilkinHandicap. His 264 game included 2569 on 773-879-917. Other 2500s son of UCLA and Bruce Van Alfive strikes, two spares; four more were Falls City, 2552: Hickman, styne of Stanford, Tackles vol-! strikes and sever pins. Te aise 2547, and Fehrs Beer, 2517. iney Peters of USC and Mick bowls Wednesday a peeaway {McCormick of Kansas, Guards and at Dezelans. Bill Lee and at one deal Fup dure I Lines Dale Dodrill of Colorado A. & M. | Pat. Striebeck still hold the 745 4 4ytomatic Minit Car Wash and Dick Stanfel of San Fran-| second-place tie. leach won two games to hold their|cisco, and Center Lee Stonestreet Heady's games, for L. C. Cas..." "gud place. lot Rice. ' sidy. in the Gwinn Paint Jcagne Entries close midnight, Jan. 13, PASADENA, Cal.—There was| at West Side, were 180.226.2310. 0 324 annual women's city|good news today . for Michigan

s 5 and 6. John : i He as ou alleys 5 Construction tournament. Starting Feb. 3, the rooters—Wingback Leo Koceski

. ‘lassic at team event will be at Fox-Huntédefinitely will see action aga.nst| fonped is Jongen Ca oe and the doubles and singles at California in the Rose Bowl. of 173-257-222. Pezelan’s. Entry fee is $2.75 per Koceski, gradually recovering Mary Baas rolled her way into person, except the all-events, from a knee injury, appeared in the 600 Club with a 605 on West Which is §1, and an optional entry. the best shape since early seas} Side Center lanes 11 and 12. Bowl- Frances Snyder is in charge of SOR in yesterday's workout. | ing for Ross J. Moore Parking in reservations. [Coach Bennie Oosterbaan indi-|

| the Bowes Seal Fast League, her| Of the 102 reservations Indian- cated Lu woul use nim mainly games were 160-220-216. |apolis has. received for the men’s| > e nse: ight try | Chet Miller’ took out the 8-10 state tourney at South Bend Mar. Of ense NECeSSary. split at Parkway. He is in the 3-27, all but 20 squad times are| SAN BERNARDINO, Cal.—| American Employment. League. 'filled. Oscar Behrens, local asso- Coach Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf of| Joe Lombardo cleared the alley ciation secretary, asks for all ithe University of California ad-| of the 4-6-7-9-10 set-up at West reservations by Jan. 15. mitted today “Michigan looks eon ® mo» ‘very good.” : { LAST NIGHT'S LEAGUE LEADERS Marge phofthein, Koch News reed 532 However, Je wasn A¢foring, Lou Conley, Tiny Tot Toy Shop . 730 Mabel Hill, Indianapolis Ensraving 528 1 g . Curt Heady, L. C. Cassidy & Son 8% Hilda Groebel, Chapman s Sir. Fount. 528 but to his own combined froshJohn Belcher, Belcher, Constiurlion 843 Mary Kidd. Fails City Beer leries ... 322 junior varsity squad, which emuBil “heck Hayle: ALEOYOFS + +1 vrn, g 32 lated Michigan's attack yester-| on «1 +i. 335/day and held the varsity to aj - 32%129 to 14 decision. i

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Wake Forest also came from beHowever, nothing definite ha s|hind to beat R. I. State, 57-53.

Kansas State and Nebraska

'hé has held with school authori-/advanced to the semi-final round shaded Hlinois, 68-65; Iowa Give a man 50 years. Then watch him send ten-pin records up|yjeq fof the Big Seven tourney with a down Loyola (Chi.), 61-56; Northin smoke. { A meeting between Doyle and [pair of thrilling victories last western whipped Marquette, 81At least that's the way it appeared today, after Lou Conley last Rev. James P. Galvin, Cathedral night. K-State, ranked 15th na-69; San Franetisco turned back {superintendent, is expected soon. |tionally, bes} izhoma. 55-53, Georgia Tech, 61-47; and Oregon 2 RGA? {Father Galvin is in Cleveland and [on Jim Iverson's long shot with beat College of Puget Sound, Only the night before Frank Bu Argus; 51 years old, set a new; 4.0 pack in Indianapolis to- three seconds left, while Nebras-'68-66. :

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ued to march through the AllCollege Tournament with a 47-38 victory over Texas. while in other

46-34, Tulsa- downed Oklahoma City, 56-43, and Vanderbilt beat Baylor, 54-53. Wyoming and Utah State gained the semi-final round of the Skyline Tournament at Denver

points and Utah State beat the new conference member, Montana, 67-59. The Dallas, Tex. tournament got underway with Southern Methodist beating North Texas

downing T. C. U. 51-435. In other leading games: L. I. U. scored an imnvressive 77-70 victory over Western Kentucky; Arizona upset national champion

Stanford. 59-56; Duquesne beat Detroit, 60-52; Cincinnati whipped Xavier, 83-70; Wisconsin trounced San Jose State, 75-59; DePaul

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Warren Wright,

Turf Leader, Dies |

Developed Greatest Thoroughbred Stable

MIAMI, Dec. 29 (UP)—The Terre Haute. turf world today mourned the

death of Warren Wright Sr. a

genial little man with amazing |vitality who developed the world’s |

greatest thoroughbred stable. The millionaire baking-powder manufacturer and master of

night at his winter home here

Bailey Home Decorating 316 who should know, warned the following an illness of two years. %*

He was 75.

Wake Forest lost to Clemson, spend as much. During the last and was taken out of the game. 13 to 12, this year. Walker, along four years his flashy thorough- It ‘was: not known whether he

306 Yale, were guests of Miami world’s leading owner. In 1947

Finalists Set

In Terre Haute By United Press Muskingum College of New Concord, O., and Central Missouri meet tonight in the finals of the {seventh annual Midwest Collegi‘ate Basketball Tournament in

Central Missouri won the first of last night's semifinal games by coming from behind in the

CLEARANCE

{second half to beat (Wheaton [(IIL), 68 to 57, while Muskingum

{pulled away in the last four min-

- #8 MIAMI, Fla. — Coach “Pea-'famed Calumet Farm died last ules of an otherwise close game |

ito whip Kansas Wesleyan 72 to

| Six -foot - seven Glenn Kam-

| Marv Johnson of Wheaton took

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» 1 . . > er oui. meldanreich Flowers €10| NEUI€ S66 BIASES wy 1 John Jiehison, Duliding Tiades Union §07/ Angie Board, W. R. Messer Bros. .... 3

’ Evelyn Wiesman, Elliott yesterday s practice.

Bi er AA . .....0i . Elsie Tingle, Fehr's Beer . vis BOQ | uck Enlow, Chitwood-Finch Louise Pres. Borden's Cap. Dairies .. 303; JACKSONVILLE, Fla.—Coach yron Ne . e ugherty, P. R. ory ... 502/ Bowden a 0 oming s 111 Brent, City Engine i Be rs 2 Ri ‘i i d Wyatt of Wyoml til am tark- el Jackie a halen, Fletcher Trust tite 49% hasn’t settled on a defensive al- I > oD ie, merican n . UR Century Clean Beckie aman, Rear Nortusty .. ii Hgument for She CoWbove. Gator devil's red and blue silks were a ale, peed vay “a Bo - le G Ruth Burch, Christian Church eo e wi ashington Em, Shi Re i sietion Ta we've: ba Val Shoes ........ Ann Martin, Afr Liner ......'...... 460 We've been fooling around mn. Heidenreich Flowers © Soi|Ruth Lowry. Shrine Guild ' ~. . 49/with a four-man line” Wyatt i . SI{ LEFTY f.BEY,. (Wand container 423/caid, “and doing some other de-

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arner ........ Tr rs y fensive experimenting.”

Fi ar JACKSONVILLE, Fla.—If the Culmone 2 Up Washington & Lee players obey MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 20 Bowl

their coach in the ’'Gator (UP)—Joe Culmone was

as they do in practice, they're two winners ahead of Wil- > Mauly shoo-in” against Wyompias . lle Shoemaker today in > , ~:: 38313 their, race for the national Co OLE, Yosterd id 2 urkg riding championship. play at mid-field and pointed to-

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oo i Little Joe picked up im- ward the SE es ost He 8 portant ground yesterday Zierals got the Rint, and scored aughn e, us go ck Hennessey. EIKS _ .....ces 885 when he rode two winners against a line-up of scrubs in! an Booth, $812 at Tropical Park, while a .. “i ; 555 at pi ‘ three plays. ISI tty Hugi saoi3 Shoemaker booted home Zi yip\ur BEACH, Fla. — Coach joc ores” Dai, Veterans A ministration 831 one winner at the Fair . .

Frank Howard of Clemson indi-

¥ American United : Te Grounds. Culmone nOW 2|..¢.4 with an extra pass defense

Women : i has 380 winners for the .. 805 ary Baas. Ross J. Moore Parking 2 ; 278 1 offense in the Orange Bowl

Roberts. Marott 4 atk} ¥ Lg nig eg IAWAYS Shoemaker. £0 beth Stanfield, M. T. Tailors ... 38} Culmone and Shoemaker Zio. ; o will carry their fight : E

Tailors Sunday—the final | Sign for Garden

gay of she year Simone ‘announced last night “he PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20 (UP) “definitely” will ride in Z| “Billy Gral oul while Shoe- Irish Billy Graham, welter-

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weight title contender from New

ers earned $1,402436—a world’s record. Included among the horses which flaunted Wright's famed

Whirlaway, who gave him first Kentucky Derby victory in 1941, and Citation, the triplecrown winner of 1948 and the world's greatest money-winning thoroughbred, now retired.

Charles Baer, Detroit Football Coach, Quits

DETROIT, Dec. 29 (UP)—University of Detroit Football Coach Charles E. (Chuck) Baer, whose teams won first and second place in their first two years in the

expectedly resigned today “for personal reasons.” The sudden resignation of the former University of Illinois end coach, following a 6-3-1 perform-

drill today that he fears Miami'signce by his 1950 eleven, was dis-

closed Jast night amid

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a faculty. ittee had critic 4 |Beconds remaining in the game,

A home Is the foundation of Neat backhand shot.

304/Coach Andy Gustafson during alone, Calumet Farm color-bear-|, on noint honors for the two!

‘games last night by dropping 27.

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In First Place

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| DETROIT, Dec. 20 (UP)—They were a little slow getting started [this season, but the Detroit Red "Wings finally were back in first] place today in the National ‘HockeyesLeague. | Roaring along in their oldtime style, the defending Stanley Cup champions spanked the {Montreal Canadiens, 8 to 1, last ‘night to move one point ahead of

{was Detroit's 11th straight game without a defeat.

Detroit Goalie Terry Sawchuk;! {formerly with the Indianapolis;

Caps, celebrating his 21st' birthday, just missed his fifth shutout of the campaign. With only 28

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