Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 June 1951 — Page 25
NCAA Rules Penn In ‘Bad Standing’
Eyes Expulsion
By United Press CHICAGO, June 8 — The University of Pennsylvania, tagged )y the National Collegiate Athletic Association with a “bad standing” label for defying the assoclation’s ban on football television, was warned in March of such an action.
The label was handéd to the Quakers yesterday, just one day after the university had announced it was going ahead with plans to televise its games next fall.
The ruling, announced here on behalf of NCAA President Hugh Willett of the University of Southern California and Secre-tary-Treasurer Kenneth I. Wilgon of the Big Ten, means that Pennsylvania cannot compete in any NCAA tournaments. That goes for the NCAA tourneys this month in track, golf and tennis, As for football, that was left up to Penn's rivals and four of those —- Cornell, Columbia, Cali-|, fornia and Dartmouth—indicated they might call off games already scheduled against Penn, In addition, the Willett-Wilson tement said the NCAA council d move to expel Pennsylvania from membership at the next convention, The ruling of the officers was in accordance with the decision of the 17-member council Mar. 1 that violators of the year-long ban against live video of football should be declared “not in good standing” immediately and face a possible move for expulsion.
Ruth Lily Flies To Arlington Park
INGLEWOOD, Cal, June 8 (UP) — Old English Rancho’s speedy filly, Ruth Lily, heroine of the Hollywood ‘Oaks, boards an airplane for Chicago tonight to run in two 3-year-old stakes at)
Arlington Park. ‘ Trainer - Charley Leavitt said he decided to send. his starlet Hast because he regarded Interpretation as the top 3-year-old in the nation and did not want to match Ruth Lily against him in tomorrow's $25,000 Cinema Handicap at Hollywood Park, Ruth Lily will run in the ne 000 Cleopatra June 20 and the $20,000 Warren Wright Memorial June 27 at Arlington. Leavitt said the filly would skip the $50,000 Arlington July 14 and return to Hollywood a week earlier to run in the Vanity.
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NEW YORK, June 8 (UP) George D. Widener's Battlefield, the juvenile champion of 1950, headed a field of mine 3-year-olds
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: : By United Press ; WASHINGTON June 8—Featherweight fighter Elijah (Little Dynamite) Williams, 22, lay near death in Garfield Hospital today after being knocked out by Gene Smith in a bout at Griffith Stadium last night. Doctors said the little Negro battler had suffered a cerebral Jdemorrhage resulting from a fracture at the base
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To aid him in his battle for life, he was placed in an oxygen tent .and given intravenous dextrose injections.
Williams, regarded as the leading boxer of his class in this area, was losing the bout on points at the time of the fatal knockout. Smith landed a hard right uppercut to the chin during the 10th {and last scheduled round of the bout. © Willams fell backwards and his head thumped the canvas, He was counted out at the one minute, 10-second mark.
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land thence to a dressing room.| Gene Smith in the bout last night. Observers said he revived briefly
in the ring but lapsed into uncon-| pee sciousness as he was being taken Fire Destr oys
to the hospital in an ambulance
The young fighter’'s wife, father 33 Harness Horses
and mother rushed to the hos- By United Press pital. BUFFALO, N, Y., June 8—Fire
The bout was the third meeting destroyed five stables at the Buf-
petveen Lhe I eh Ihagton falo Raceway last night killing at eatherweights, oug mi had won both of the previous er. least 33 valuable harness racing counters—by a four-round tech-/horses while 3000 track fans
nical knockout and a seven-round watched, decision—Williams was the bet-| owners and grooms rescued an ting favorite when he entered the oq iimated 70 other fear-crazed anring. Willams also was the; i. Some. cut loose, ran out of heavier, weighing 129 pounds to] {the stable with their manes and|
Smith's 12315. tails blazing. A few dashed back Even as Dynamite: was taken into the flames and died.
to._t ’ hospital, District of Co-| The fire broke out in a feed|
lum boxing commissioners | were busily’ inspecting the ring to|S'0rage ban and Suickly Spread make sure that the canvas floor | 10 bales of straw p a ong had -the required amount of pad-| the stables. ding. The value of the 31 horses lost was set at $150,000, Hardest hit
Janiro Eyes Bout was the Dick Nesbitt Stables
which lost 18 of its 21 horses, inWi cluding Archie Vologda, owned by 3 ith Rocky Now Don Welch of Lockhaven, Pa., NEWORK, N, J, June 8 (UP)|and McArber, owned by the Lake —Baby-faced Tony Janiro sought Drive Inn Stable of Rochester, 3 Dig mosey bout with = Rocky bitt, severely burned on the es se 20 today as a reward for face and hands, and his stable upsetting New Jersey's own |qepleted, entered the first race Charlie Fusari before 7000 at run after the fire and drove
Ruppert Stadium last night. Countess Gallon to second place.
Middleweight Janiro of Youngs-|F1® Won the next race. town, O., was a 14-5 underdog |
against welterweight Fusari in| last night's charity bout despite Racing Roundup
the fact Janiro had won a split By United Press w le PF Marta won the $5000 decision over the Irvington, N. J, at Daten ob the flat at Belmont blond in their only previous bout | Park yesterday, while Mrs, O den Phipps m at Detroit, Jan, 11, 1950. Jump’ stars 0 the $7500 Corinthia eeplechase But Janiro's strong showing in| Marta. given a good ride by Conn Mcthe second half of the 10-rounder! Creasy, reaked home three lengths ahead
aby in the Tangled 'Cap. Third won him Referee Paul Cavalier’ ral 01 ot RI MR
decision. No judges are used in! S4ippiee Sinner of 1 Jast week's Suburban.
New Jersey rings. Cavalier scored, Marta received Er datate backing from five rounds for Janiro, three for|* crowd of 19,4086, returning $12.30 win. | Fusari and two even. Is In the Corinthian, Oedipus opened 2 ead early an en fou It was a close fight in which off a late bid by Lone Fisherman. to oi 24-year-old Janiro broke his | by hs uarters of a length. Elkridge,
hi old man" of the jumpers, was| losing streak at three straight. third "while Tourist List was fourth. and|
He had lost to Fritzie Pruden,|'*" Kid Gavilan and Rocky Graziano. ! ioiage” division, NE
for the two-mile jaunt through the infield Herring Favored and paid $3.70 to win. At Delaware Park, the Trish-bred NEW YORK, June 8 (UP)— Northern Star” tinal] pelea be ine Handsome Jimmy Herring, the | ner's circle for e first time ak:
. but was forced to share it with man ‘television kid,” was favored at| Fair. The 3-year-old colts hit the wire
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in their middleweight video fight | , Ted Atkinson made a one-day junket at Madison Square Garden -to- Toe Grsentres horse paid S530 to oe
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GOING—Here' s that 10th round in which Elijah (Little Dyna- | mite) Williams went down and out. The young Washington, D. C., He was carried to his corner joy js slumping to the canvas following a left-right salve from
Try to make ’em all happy.
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word of the state's newest collegiate sports circuit. The Indiana Collegiate Conference ended its first seasbn with
{four of the six member schools sharing the wealth.
~Evansville’s baseball team was the latest to join the first-year
‘|champions, The purple Aces
picked up the bunting! by notching a 6-2 conference mark. - * s IN WINNING the ICC crown, Evansville was aided by the
‘weatherman, Thirteen loop tilts
were cancelled because of inclem-
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in the final standings each lost two games, but Evansville played
fand won one more game than
Butler and two more than Valparaiso. But these schools took championships earlier, Butler in track and Valpo in golf. Indiana State captured the - basketball crown.
Ball State and St. Joe were the
have-nots this season. ICC offieials said football, cross country and tennis championships would be determined during the
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Six Records in Danger At CCC Meet Tomorrow
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The third season of the Utility ¢HHTE League starts at 9 a.m,
record field of 275 trackmen from! try to beat Don Gehrmann’s CCC (tomorrow at Riverside Park
57 colleges threatened to crack
half a dozen records tomorrow in
the 26th Central Collegiate Conference open track meet. Athletes from at least 22 states|C will pack Marquette Stadium for the final big Midwest meet of the season. Trials begin at 2:30 p. m. and the finals at 8. Illinois, the Big Ten champion, was the favorite, followed by Missouri, Big Seven titleholder, and Michigan Normal, which shared the Central crown a year ago. - Michigan State, the other CCC co-champ last spring, entered only two men this time. Don Laz of Illinois, one of three men ever to clear 15 feet, will try to set a new Central pole vaule record for the third straight year, He set a record of 14 feet, 13; inches two years ago and upped it to 14 feet, 214 inches last spring. His teammate, Cirilo McSween, threatens the quarter-mile time of 47.8 seconds set in 1933. The Panama. runner recently set al; new Big Ten record of 47.6. J. Lewis Hall of Florida threaten8 to crack one of the oldest records in the books—the high jump mark of 6 feet, 7% inches set in 1932. He already has cleared 6 feet, 833 inches.
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mile mark of 4:102. He came
within four-tenths of .a second of that time in winning the Big Ten indoor mile-this year. His main competitors probably will be Frank Albertson and Frank Holmberg of Tennessee. Drake and Loyola of the South have come close to the CCC quar-ter-mile relay record of 41.6 seconds. Drake's crack team has done it in 41.7, and Loyola in 42 flat. The big hope in the low hurdles is Marvin Cichowski of Alabama. He has ripped off the distance on the straightaway in 23.4 seconds, compared with the Ceneral mark of 23.7 on the curve.
Softball Notes
Em-Roe Twilight League results: Troub Memorial 14, Bouth Side Comets 4. Em-Roe League results at Beech Grove: United .Home Life 12, Naval Ordnance 3; Barber Pirestone 13; Gibson 4; Allison
Jets 11, Bridgeport Brass 2. Schedule to-| a
night: 5 New ‘York Central AA vs fone: 8:15, East Side K of C vs. Ravens; 0: 30. Indianapolis Times vs. Vic's Phar-|
da Callahan results at Municipal: Speedway Merchants 9, Noble Highlay ers] 7; Kingan 6, IBEW 4: Mallory Communal Center 3, Schedule Yonight: > J. Holliday vs. Kinman Garhge; x Link-Belt vs. Progress Laundry; 9:40, Fay. mount Glass vs. Karpe.
Schedule tonight at Longacre: 7, Meyer
courts. Defending champions, ,Indiandpoils Water, Co., meets Indiana Bell Telephtne: Co. in the first round; Indianapolis Railways engages Radio Corporation of America, a newcomer to the league, and Public Service Co. of Indiana meets Indianapolis Power and Light Co. Officers of the league are Dick Long, president, Power and Light Co., and Frank Oblinger, secretary, Bell Telephone Co. Qther company representatives are Ralph Lieber, Railways; Tom Joyce, RCA; Warren Benedict, Public Service Co., and John Kleinhenz, Water Co. A. J. Thatcher, city recreation director, represents the city in
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