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THURSDAY, APR. 5,

Mystery.

For instance, who put the words. in the college president’s mouth when he wasn’

wasn’t even in town? “Wholly unauthorized,” is how Dr. Harry N. Wright

sharply characterized a statement indicating City College’s return, with his blessings, to what imp#sh Lou Miller calls the happy dumping grounds in Eighth Ave. That the City College president merely awaited the official go ahead by the board -of higher education to re-embrace the Garden box office with undiminished ardor in spite of shocking bribery scandals involving seven of his own classroom products, was the distinct impression gleaned from a joint meeting of educators and Garden brass last week.

# ” o APPARENTLY there wasn’t the slightest basis for any belief that City intends to join New

York University, St. John’s and}

Manhattan mercial contracts with the Gar-

den. This is where the mystery|/the cancer of this situation and

enters. Who presumed to speak |

for Dr. Wright at this meeting? box office sports when he stated:

And how did it happen that his position was so misleadingly presented? Perhaps it is just as well not| to try to read design or intrigue into the incident, though there are interested parties who would like you to believe Frank Hogan's delousing of Garden basketball has made no substantial impact on ‘public sensitivity, and, of!

course, the more colleges who re- {YOURE men to play big time basmain faithful to Ned Irish’s pro-| Stell football or what have motions or appear to, the easier Y' X rough yariowe SOneesslons: | nt to it will be to self the idea, whether | outright classroom fraud, and ex. | As matters stand now NYU, st, Pect them to develop a healthy John's and Manhattan are the TeSPect for college idealism or only glittering ornaments. Yester- eR the simple decencies of: or-|Bill Ebosh-Earl Linz of Cleveland, the team title in 1950 with 2952, Detroit; : ; winners of thed950 doubles crown the lowest score since the Chi- Wis.; Andy Varipapa, Hempstead, with 1325; Everett Leins, Aurora,|cago

it be true or false.

day Yale decided it would not oe dinary living.

back next year for its annual | game with NYU. The presence of! the Elis, representing the creme] de la creme of college sports SO-| ciety, gave the Garden promotions] an added tone and flavor. The box| office was never too strongly as-| sociated with the Elis’ visit.

[4 s f ! i INCIDENTALLY, presidents of bribe from their own colleges.

the Ivy League schools met in!

ton to re-examine, I'm told, the!issues must include a complete general collegiate sports field. Pre- Féorientation of the basketball L sumably off campus play and the|Pro8ram to conform to sound Ted Kobus. Turk T basketball scandals engaged some |®ducational methods and aims.” He could also have made refer- Barney Rosner. Rosner Insurance note that Harold Stassen was énCe to ethical values and moral Ron" gaveh, *Geace® caoom

standards without weakening the Ed Bliss. Eli Lilly t ning the Mace Jenkins, J. O. Clark Drugs |Al Weevie, Beanblossom Mortuary ... {Bill Trueblood, International Harvester 622 {Ken Baldwin, Klincher Lock Nut ..

Olymps Still Playing, ks, Serene. goeaicos

of their time. It is interesting to

among those present.

As president of Pennsylvania, Sense of his statement.

Stassen finds himself in the center of what seems to be a serious boycott. Nome of the |

Joe Williams Says— Mystery Enters Garden Scandal

Who Put Words in Mouth of CCNY’s President?

NEW YORK, Apr. 5—Something new has been added to the lurid Garden basketball melodrama.

{his home here in which he sternly

in continuing com- flatly opposed to it.

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t looking? Indeed, when he

pretty outspoken about it. Begin ning in '53 Penn will be totally without Ivy competition. Would Stassen be able to straighten the situation out at such a meeting? My information is that it probably wouldn't come up for discussion. The presidents usually hand problems of that sort down to

their athletic directors, I am told. » ” ” TO GET back to the mystery of who put the words in Dr. Wright's! mouth when the doctor's mouth! wasn’t even there . . . the doctor was so outraged he did not wait until he got back to his office to issue a denial; he relayed a statement from Ohio while en route to

deplored the “unfortunate representation” of his attitude and added that, far from favoring a eturn to the Garden, he was

Dr. Wright put his finger on similar ones whieh exist in other

“Basically, our problem is caused by an incompatibility between our educational objectives and the requirements and practices of big time basketball.” What he seems to be saying is that it is impossible to have both. s = = IT WOULD dertainly seem to be true that you cannot bribe

What has been happening in

privacy two days ago at Prince-|53YS “any effective meeting ofthe Joun McGrew, }

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= Buckley's in Cumberland. | Mike Layden, former Notre

{game official, was principal |speaker. A trophy for being the {most accurate free-throw shooter § (went to Johnny Riddle. Jimmie I | Angelopolous, Times sportswriter, | I ‘was master of ceremonies. The # award winners:

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HOOSIER MERMAIDS—Seven girls representing the Indianapolis Athletic Club left here yesterday to compete in the National AAU Women's Swimming Championships next week. The meet will be held in the Shamrock Hotel pool in Houston, Tex. IAC Coach Jim Clark identified participants as (left to right) Judy Roberts, relays and 100-yard free style: Turner, relays, 100- and 200yard backstroke; Sally Bowers, individual medley, 100- and 200.yard breast stroke; Linda Barton, 200- and 400-yard free style and relays; Sue Storer, relays, 200. and 400-yard free style, and Ann Morrison, individual medley, relays and 100- and 200-yard breast stroke. Brenda Barton, who will swim the breast stroke events, was not present when the picture was taken.

$325,000 in Prizes Awaits Winners Of Bowling Congress Starting Saturday

By United Press > {Knights of Columbus entry, won ST. PAUL, Minn, Apr. 5—Forty. glistening new -alleys wereip. 1 in 1916 with 2905. ° The

getting their final touching-up today at Municipal Auditorium for Barry's also were the only team Saturday's opening of the American Bowling Congress Tournament, |, qr to repeat as a winner. kegler extravaganza with $325,000 in prizes at stake. The 1951 tournament is the first Forty-five states, Hawaii, Alaska and Canada will send entries/in which colored bowlers will be to the 48th renewal of the tournament, from; Apr. 7 to June 3. The allowed to compete. The ABC 5-man teams number 5195; 2-man rescinded its discrimination ruling teams, 9636; individuals, 19,400,/Ill, singles title-winner with 757; ast year after litigation. and all-events entries, 14,485. The Frank Santore, New York, all-| Starting May 28, a special tourtotal entry money is $560,631. events winner with 1981 for the nament will. feature nationally ’ nine games, a 209 average. known pin aces including Ed Defending champions include The Pepsi-Colas of Detroit won (Sarge) Easter and Lee Jouglard, Ned Day, West Allis,

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Drivers Named For 500-Mile

Entries in Speedway Classic Reach 29

Four rookie drivers were nominated today for the 35th running of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s 500-Mile Race here May 30. Their entries raised nominations for the classic to 29.

One of the rookies, Roy Sher-: man, Bedford, O. will drive a new car entered by George H.

Johnnie Tolan, Denver, will be in the cockpit of a racer owned by Pete Wales, Dayton, O.; John Fedricks, Detroit, was entered by Edward I. Gdula, Hamtramck, Mich., and Jimmy Bryan, Phoenix, Ariz, was nominated as pilot for D, J. Caruthers, Anaheim, Cal, * Bryan's car is the reconditioned four-cylinder Bowes Seal Fast car which Troy Ruttman wrecked in practice last year. All four drivers are veterans in big-car and midget racing circles. However, all must pass |g; rigid driving tests on the 214-mile Fight Results “500” oval “béfore they will be LN. Seyinbe Martines, 143, able to compete for a starting Fogger: . Jy spread J ¥ De Fazio,

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BARDAHL SPECIAL—The Marchese brothers of Milwaukee, Tudy and Carl {left to right), are tinkering early with their Bardahl Special race car that Chuck Stevenson of Fresno, Cal.. will drive in the 500-Mile Race May 30. Myron Fohr qualified the car last

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