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Will Tall Hawks Out-Rebound IU Tonight?

Jolted by Gophers, Hoosiers Travel To lowa City

By ED SAINSBURY United Press Staft Correspondent CHICAGO, Feb, 12 — Indiana's hopes to win the Big Ten basketball title for the first time in Branch McCracken's coaching career, so high only three days ago, may be shattered tonight at Iowa

Until Saturday night the Hoosiers were leading the league with a 6-0 record. But then the upstart Minnesota Gophers pulled the major upset of the season, tripping Indiana, 61 to 54, on a brilliant rebounding performance from the entire squad.

Tonight Indiana, still on the road, must meet the tall though slow Jowa Hawkeyes. But again the Rebounding may be the differ-

Towa was touted in pre-season estimates as the team to beat for Then the Hawkeyes lately Iowa has come back, controlling opponents’ fast breaks with its height, and boasts a four - same winning streak, including decisions of 73 to 55 over Northwestern, 63 to 53 over Missouri and 69 to 47 over

slumped. But

Fiv e-Game Slate . The Hoqgsiers have poor height to throw against Towa’s Frank Calsbeek and Chuck Darling, both closer to 7 feet than six, and it's questionable whether speed and the expert ball-handling and rebounding of Bill Garret, Sammy Miranda, ‘and Bill Tosheff can keep Indiana in front of lows for an entire game,

The Indiana-lowa clash ead: lines a five-game slate tonight. The other major match pits 1ilinois, restored to first place by a 63 fo 52 win over Wisconsin ii against Ohio State at

league matches

Hearts and Flowers.

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‘Joltin’ Gene Parker To Debut in Garden; Will Train in Miami

Indiana Lightweight Champ Plans Heavy Fight Card in Coming Weeks

By JIM HEYROCK i Things are looking up for lightweight champion. Arrangements will he made tomorrow for Parker's debut in And at the same time, plans will be {completed for the 20-yéar-old battler to train in Miami, Fla. with {former world's featherweight champ. Wiille Willie Pep. Eugene Bland, Parker, said he will confer in Chi-| cago tomorrow, with Al Weill, matchmaker for the International Boxing Club, to discuss Parker's Garden bout. Has Dazzled Fans It depends on who is selected as Parker's opponent whether tle] fight will be six,

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eight or 10 yp) A minor revolt against al

who has dazzled the fans with his improved ability| and style here in the past few! months, is scheduled to meet Andy| Anderson, Indiana welterweight here for fhe welter toga Feb. 23. The fight originally was slated for next Friday but had to be set ahead because of the Golden Gloves finals in the Armory. Go to Miami Anderson won the title from Joe! successfully de-| Egro. Parker is

peared under way as four profes. {sional golfers headed south of {the Rio Grande for the Mexico {Open, scheduled to open in Mex-| ico City today. |

The four, Jimmy Demaret, of| , Vic Ghezzi, of Long Island, N. Y., Morris Williams, of Midland, Tex., and Al Besselink {of Mt. Clemens, Mich., passed up {the PGA-affiliated Rio Grande |Valley Open at Harlingen, Tex., {which begins on Thursday. The Mexican Open begins in Mexico City today with Class B and C men's players in action. Class A, involving the Americans, ‘is slated to start tomorrow. who led the revolt, | said he had committed himself {last December to play at Mexico; (Olt, which is a non-PGA tour-| ne;

[Sgro and then, fended it against hoping to unseat Anderson and

|double titleholder. As soon as the tussle with And-|

Washington High School student, will go to Miami to train with Pep| for his Mar, 17 meeting in Louis-| ville with Del Flannigan. If Parker should upset Flanni: | gan, he will be well on his way to] national prominence. Is now rated as the No. 3 light-| weight in the nation.

tournaments, {could be assessed against the vio-| llators, said Howard Capps, PGA [tournament supervisor. lsaid a formal protest-—-by either | a player or a sponsor—must be made first and there was no in-| ieston that such a protest was

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10 — The Big 10 Standings

Minnesota at Michigan, Northwestern at Michigan State and Wisconsin at Purdue.

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Ada i Joliet, a" ‘Tech, Louisville pMale at ' Jetfer-

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Agnes Junker's Fine 601 Gives Her and Billie Rice First Place in Women's Bowling Doubles Handicap

By MARION CRANEY /A sizzling 601 by Agnes Junker last night at Dezelan’'s elevated her and teammate Billie Rice into first place in the doubles handi- | 45; Ana Fa cap of the Woman's City Bowling Tournament. The two added a 144-pin handicap to their 10866 combined series | totals for 1210, 12 pins better than the 1198 lead set Saturday by Ruth Wray and Blanche Emery, Agnes rolled games of 170-200. |& 222 for her 601, while Billie settled

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