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Be a bie 3 ; . |Even Bookies [Here's Where Our Indians Will Train |L|U Drops All Sports; ‘Fall to Noll, o 57; ItV Hepes win Gi aA LJ. )S All JporTs; £8 ' '. ; i : : a 7 ¥ i 4 x ; A i sm 2 : : A ; G ; ¥ ; S | Jy wo ¥ * i id . I hr 0 ‘Gary Froebel Shines Probe LIU Cagers 4 arden Snubs Are Few NS E Y Al f of Nation’ He Te olleges State Tin +. ' Other Top Teams Make Debut Today; Tried to Run Down Aimed Hal of N fou $ S ok ae Unbeaten Glenn, Waveland Get Started Rumors of ‘Fix’ Nery or om ane 10 Oy ew o A Jot . . , RK, — Long Island Uni- It wo By KURT FREUDENTHAL, United Press Sports Writer By MURRAY ROBINSON sports but | Hammond's Wildcats sat on the sidélines today as first Seripps-Howard Staff Writer versity dropped all intercollegiate sports today a survey showed night. ft tee in 3 Yad y ¢ NEW YORK, Feb. 21—Even almost half of nation’s colleges would discount current scane The ‘1 upset victim in Indiana's high school basketball tourney. the bookmakers were investigat- dals and continue to play basketball in Madison Square Garden. Fieldhouse But three other well-oiled Lake County machines, Ing tho jong land University LLU. stunned by the arrest of four of its players on charges Rew of th 1 ‘ : | a . ‘ a including top-ranking Gary Froebel, barged into the second "py oo" de efforts of their own of “throwing! seven games in two years, announced it was can- the Olymy round of sectional play. [to run down the “fix” rumors Selling the Test of Jos Same tie 3 te : “well ded” list as|long before the police took heed 8 pPping reached the momentous decision The Oly 3 Hammond, on the United Press “well regarde BL 0 IE Dl a ors eee competition. with other schools. |less than 24 hours after the are ve J fone of the best 25 teams po pushed hurt in the pocketbook by the A United Press survey disclosed fest of star players Sherman at 14 seco among 759 starting tourney past Lakesville, 71 to 53; Wabash bettors on the Long Island that almost all “big name” bas- White, Leroy Smith, Adolph Bigos the fourth 2 . a ed Lakoton 72 to 45, and games. { |ketball teams which invaded and Eddie Gard on charges of ter. The ; “play yesterday, fell to Ham- Valparaiso beat Chesterton, 54 to| One good source said the book-| Madison Square Garden in the “throwing” seven games over a lar Nat mond Noll, 58 to 57, last night. |, in other games. makers put up $5000 to finance | ‘past to play local teams will be|two-season span. under B It Gary Froebe), undefeated ago There were 101 games on to- 20 investigation of the team, but i i ; 'back again next season. . Hale in | regular-season contests and o> day's card, Among the UP honor so smoothly did the fix group! % : 3 CR Fi Gig } 5 Many of the teams’ officials Chicago May Stage his layup 1 in the UP honor roll, bréezed 1 te: King their debuts WOTK that the bookies were un-| vw to bres Fla. wh he Indi were unwilling to give a definite . was fouled pest Gary Mann, 77 to 28. roll teams making ir debuts able to prove what they had long| This is the grandstand at the two-year-old ball park in Kissimmee, Fla,, where the ndian- “yes” or “no” answer at this time, | (oo é T 5 gare Mic _ East Chicago Washington's Were Senn, ace mI 4 | suspected—that some of the LIU, apolis Indians soon will start spring training for the American Association's Golden Jubilee Year. [replying merely “we'll wait and g ournamen throw a i'seventh-ranking Senators toyed un aL RA Nar. North Ney Players were “businessmen.” Dis-| The Tribesters report in Kissimmee on Mar. 4 and begin practice the next day. Williamsport, Pa., |see,” or “a college board will de-| CHICAGO, Feb. 21 (UP)—New which he hi Yith little Portage 34 wor, 7210) Albany and Elkhart : trict Attorney Frank C. Hogan| and Flint, Mich., two Class A Detroit Tiger farm teams, trained there last spring. The plant con- Sie that ater. oa 337 teams, | york's widespread basketball Olymps . ashington 08 J | : 4 finally- did it. | tains a moder 72. cke ho er h se. answere n A \ “ ” ) walked & game all season, o Froebel, Ne Ringo nd Ma But the bookies did take steps| In " Opie ew ou 16 Will Return ee ey el: mutteri regarded Gary Emerson ous : e 'to protect thems#lves. They set a . | | . eglate themselves Gary Edison, 63 to 51. fat Teste Bante, hoping to Sttetoh limit of $50 on bets on the LIU Elliott, Hughes Tangle ‘Jungle Boy Downs Clark, Anjeron iy Bu o sShhola hig cage tournament, ‘it appeared the. clock Took Ball Out {5 ames. 1he games more than six weeks ago. Toniaht in Billiar For Fight Car i ndicate e » today. shortly aft Noll won because Hammond third unbeaten team, Waveland, sng ast week they reduced the|’ p gr tt ne ie h Opponent and ght C Prelim answered that they would return) Although a definite decision to A man took the ball out of bounds While hopes hy make ft 23 in & TOW jimit to $20 and then accepted)... matched in Feb To uighes . Rusty Clark, New Castle police-;, 410 arden and only four said hold the event has not been made, was Syract leading 57 to 56 with 20 seconds 8% FH EW ichmond at Craw- pets only from regular customers. sp oe cushion billiard tournament Referee, Too man, and Bobby Anderson, Louis-|y;o0 would not. The four who will | “feelers” have been sent to 14 the refor to go. Instead of trying to cash‘! i Cetval vilvs Mon Usually the sky is the limit on a4 the Board of Trade parlor. {ville, have signed for a six-round drop out were Bradley, Denver, major schools and 12 have replied smiled at in on a free-throw chance, Ham-| ot" "00 op ay North basketball bets, Morris Morris scored his third Jia Tends feiss a comic Str. preliminary to the Gene Parker-|Oregon State, and South Carolina. SApraNng jterest i competing Jeety. ela mond sleged to puss from hi of lplays New Haven at Ft. Wayne, oo Miflion Bet das {alent tourney Tasch las} isnt Aloe ae 2 pif oa hog him Andy Anderson bout here Friday| Answering that they were wills] The ¢ Y ty gh tan) aves’, Tie fue : {New—Albany plays Lanesville-at| New Xorkers bet-an estimate : [night * ._ |ing to return were Kansas State, |tn 1d not in the b Noll intercepted the pass and Is Klapper in 95 innings. Each had to the ground with a dropkick. . ey cou compete were Je ba took a last desperate shot, He hit. ew Albany and Jrikhart tangles a a high run of five. 8 But it was last night's rasslin’| Clark and Bobby Anderson are i ML gt I Oklahoma and Kansas State, NBA’s We Hammond, which had won "70 ut Ba i SE on is| The betting. system in college ee at the Armory. is 148.pounders, ‘The Parker- RsonllEy, Ean Joie State, S3tern Both es uled out of €ompeti. Can three sectionals in a row, led its, to 0 Red Devils play- basketball is a thing of sinister Resume Athletic Pact | JUNGLE BOY PALMER was nderson bout will be a state . .. -"' nop Carolina State y. ven Conierence The Oly share of the time throughout the PY ’ beauty. Here's how it works AMHERST | A Tar |welterweight title event. Boston Coll Duduesne, Niag- rule against post-season games selves to b game and seemed to be protecting | ng In their first tourney since I 5, WET , Mass, Feb. 21 declared the winner of the main —— ston College, q » ® except in NCAA competition. officiating its tiny margin as time ran out (1949. Jeff was deprived of tourney Each week a Midwestern “pub- (UP)—For the first time since event after Buddy "(Atomic Re ara, Canisius, LaSalle, Cincinnati] *A "gimilar rule would prevent capable ha he ny arin see-sawed from [Bhs last season because of an lishing" office sends to Subjer-| World War II, Amherst College Blonde) Rogers and Referee Steamboat’ Dies |and Notre Dame, teams from the Ivy League, Big and Bob. start to finish. \[HSAA penalty for proselyting. ing bookmalk ere & a and the University of Massachu- Harry Burris were kayoed by the) MEMPHIS, Tenn. Feb. 21 (UP) | But Long Island U,, for many| Ten or Pacific Coast from com- obliging m The opening day's short 21./The Red Devils meet Charlestown country the po n spread w ea setts will resume full-scale ath- Jungle. Boy's dropkick. Rogers Harry (Steamboat) Johnson, years one of the nation’s most peting. eight-point game schedule at seven centers At Jeffersonville. its - experts decided wou Preval ietic relations beginning in the had won the first fall in 10 dean of Southern Association um- [powerful teams, decided late last] However, schools which replied at the star saw a former state champion ASI in the week's college basketba | fall, it was announced yesterday. minutes. |pires, was gone from the baseball {night that it would return to “in-|with interest in the event were had seemed sidelined. Hammond Tech, 1940 - -, Igames. These experts are really/ Though neighbors in -this mid-| The opening bout, a tag-team scene today. Johnson died last tra-mural competition” only, that| Kentucky, Oklahoma A&M, Vil- The Olyr champion tell to little Crown|: Section I :/experts, too. western Massachusetts, the two match, ended in a draw for The night in John Gaston Hospital|is, between groups of students/lanova, Holy Cross, Arizona, gas, a thi Point, 55 to 47 z a f When this point spread is re-|institutions have met only in Mighty Titan and Herman Krau- at the age of 66. He had under- within the college itself with only Brigham Young, St. Louis, Beloit, more and There was one overtime tilt, [3 = ceived by the boolies they. Jupply soccer and indoor track since the ser and Fritz VonBeaulove and gone an operation some Borsistudetits attending. Bradley, DePaul, North Carolina gets late. A 1 : th cu ers. Let's say, y , Calumet Tw. eaging Boons : Scores in Ao} hot Blomes Le war. Herbie Freeman. |‘earlier. The LIU board of trusteesiState and Loyola. hap their abo gy Shows Best Aas : Da ERY between Siwasn 2nd Podumn i 8, was The day's best offensive attack Yesterday's Games Oe oe 18 attempt was turned in by Froebel, which AT BLUFFTON The bettor may bet on either! Jore that t also boasted the biggest victory [Jackson Township 50, Petroleum 48. team. If he backs Siwash, Siwash or a warn margin—49 points. Waa i a hop to beat Podunk by more than of .397. te eel piled up a 42-17 ead at Jobart 51. Sine MH. seven points for him to win his use e half and gave its subs’ a Merrillville 64, East Gary 57. bet. If he bets on Podunk he . or the field day after intermission. John AT GARY wins if Podunk's score plus seven attempts. 1 Moore led the Froebel atack with Valparaiso ‘8h Chesterton po points is more than Siwastie If 3s tea Jor po . ‘roe 7, Mann 28. 'Siwash wins by exactly seven East Chicago Washington led, “overtime. > 0 Boone Grove 48 ints it's a tie and all bets are : © TT of 35 from 40 to 23, at the half in its game Roosevelt 43, Wallace 16. off. . with Portage, with Walter Wo- AT HAMMOND Want Game Honest The Oly lak's 18 points best at game's Olark of Byer, 34 mmiond Tech 41. How does the bookie make a = Barnhorst | end. {Hammond Noll 34, Hammond 237. profit? It's simple: Each bettor,| ; solo run in Calumet Township was one of AT SOUTH BEND regardless of his preference for| period. The two péwcomers 19 Tay bo [shaves 7h Lakeville 53. Siwash or Podunk must lay the vantage unf Pa “The Ee e White's Tnstt AT VALPARAISO DL Suds xs word : of the fou T ’ Kouts 66, Morgan Townshi 34, Thus if a bookies bets are e y 22-19 at the tute, defeated Bomersel in the Hebron 65 Liberty, Tovnolle is, balanced between backers of he half and 69Wabash Jyemer, By 15. iaite TRS: tastifute 5, Somerset AL. two teams he has a certain profit periods. aka, Wabash Ti" 'Laketon 15° of about 10 per cent on money Alex Gro . ¥ ’ ’ handled. For this feason the points in t} bookie tries to book equal sums the Olymp St. John's Is 'Good Bet" [oon i abe SW ; ; ° But when the word gets around scored 18, v For Big Tourney Bids aie gad int be poomied Groza in many sltizens in New Dork whe well from . . wouldn't steal a hot stove wan ush shot. Redmen Drop NYU, él] to 52, in Garden; to bet only one way—on the p Schayes | NCAA, NIBT Invitations Seen Possible “elected” * team, This obviously trouble befo By TIM MORIARTY, United Press Sports Writer A HE a 5 59:secon St. John's University still looked like a good bet—if you'll pardon|o¢ nis overload with another| shave a Gros the expression—to gain berths in both the NCAA and National In-lpookie, he finds the latter over- ser. Alek | vitation Basketball Tournaments today. loaded too. Ratkoviez Performing before a small crowd of 7475 last night at Madison| That's. why some bookies will ako a Square Garden, the ninth-ranked Redmen from Brooklyn turneditell you virtuously they want the fatal fourth back New York University, 61 to 52, in the feature game of a double-/ “game kept honest.” | point lead | header after LaSalle shaded Man- From the fixers’ and the! 9:10. ‘Then hattan, 64 to 63. Elsewhere around the country, crooked players’ point of view the with Ues at It was the first doubleheader Oklahoma A. & M. whipped Hous- point spread system is ideal, be-| broke the staged on the garden boards since ton, 61 to 52; Montana State cause a dumping team favored| and it seen the startling revelations of|clinched its second straight Rocky|to win by seven points can win mn. Mackne “dumped” games. For the most Mountain Conference champion-\by six, collect the crooked bets,‘ : : heard from part, the fans were quiet, except sp by Sewning Colusa States and ‘ maintain smugly that it A ne : ad NEE Outside during the first game when a size- 0 ; Nor arolina te/didn’t dump the game. { : . i able Lasalle deegation began al trounced Wake Forrest, 78 to 56, “We win, don’t we?” they ask. SS SE Olymp was derisive “fix, fix” chant when ajand Bradley turned back 8t.| Sm" ice —— . foul was called against its team.|Louis, 97 to 65, with the help of) ‘Students Behind You’ |a 21-point perfomance by Eimer| Fur Felts | | The N. Y. U. squad, implieated| Behnke, | ; in the scandal when substitute Se ————————————y Connie Schaff admitted attempt-| Col] @ e Ba ketb Il by Levinson oi i For the ing to bribe a teammate to fix a| g S a £ ional game, was given an unprecidented| STATE SCORES i}; &xcaptiona $5.00 Bi pre-game address by acting Chan-| Ball State 45, Butler 46. Value . 4 | Si cellor James L. Madden, who told Manchester 59, Anderson 55. Ae the players “not to worry about tet Fer To Huntineton 63. HARRY LEVINSO the score and play with the know-| amion 101, Hope 65. (} Winois & Market 37 N. Penn A ——— ledge the entire student body is Alma 72, Kalamazoo 49. : : b hind ou.” Atlna State (Tempe) 62, New Manica, a e Jou. Ashland 85, Ohio Northern 76.

The Violet players apparently|iugustana 63, Carthage 60

Austin 67, Abil Christian 57. heeded the words of Madden and| austin (ir Apllens Christian a

gave St. John’s a tough battle for | Bradies 97, St. Louis 65,

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But with 10; §arieton 80, St. Olaf 71 (overtime).

most of the game. Sintenary 13, Louisiana ae 66. | Clemso » G . . minutes remaining, Center Bob) fieiwoen 82. Georse Was ington 17, Zawoluk finally went on a belated Connecticut 7¢ Boston v. 89. . ’ “ y 3 . scoring spree and put St. John’s Duquesne 7d. Waynesburs 64. id ahead to stay when he clicked for Eau Claire 82. Stevens Point 67. é ; s 7 | Hobart 63. Alfred 59. : ™® eight points in four minutes Hors i Hartwick Bh nels io. Exclusively A— ndiana (Pa.) 78, S 3 Kent State Named [Kit Foi Bal = ° “ | ngs oint 54. . ent ta e ame |Jasalle 64 Manhatian 63. EATON'S MEMBER FEDER . . JOTAS oN, “ mbrose « To Mid-American Loop |iaiher 46." Usper Towa, 81. 642 E. 38th St., Indpls, —— + A ring A DAYTON, O., Feb. 21 (UP)— Mississinpl, Southern 20, Loyois (New Or-| == : eans ~. | Kent State University of Kent, montana Siate L Colorado, State 43. | | TROMB( « Morningside 72, 5 A | | 0. has been accepted as a sev-| or Ee i AE leabethtown 35. [ | enth member of the Mid-American North Carolina State 38 Wake Forest 3. FRO} 2 rn n . N Intercollegiate Conference, Com-| ghie U. 83. Cineinnatl d= hers missioner Dave Reese of Dayton Gkithoma [Assies 3. Houston se. INDIA} said yesterday. Parris Island 78, Newberry 57.

Peru (Neb.) 100, Midland 71. Siena 57, Georgetown 48. South Carolina 82, The Citadel 58. i Southeastern Louisiana 80, Northwestern)

The freshman eligibility rule 15 E. OHIO will be waived as of Apr. 1 to counteract the inroads of military Louisiana 76. 8t. John’ D6, ; service into sports, Reese added. st Norbers ‘08 Twit ty York U. a The Sonjshence alte ried = a Texas Aaeles in. Southern Methodist 43. special weekend meeting in Gran- Texas Tech 61, Texas Western 4y. ville that men transfered by the Tusculum 71. Centre fa. > military forces become eligible w 5, . for varsity sports immediately uiaets Op, Heldelbork 8%. ime).

Washington and Lee 86, Virginia 54. Western Maryland 80. Baltimore 57. under the freshman rule, f=

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