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seeks Revenge PRESS BOX For Last Trip

NEW YORK, Dec. 4—The Olympic games were designed DESPITE WHAT Ed originally to promote international good wiff but once-again Sovola says, “Tuesday Fol-

today they loomed as a proving grounds for propaganda. lows” Monday.” At least it _

As much as the athletic idealists hate to admit it, does on the Indianapolis

come next summer it will be the nations of the free world [Olymps calendar. against Soviet tyranny on a bloodless muscular battlefield |, a ay

at Helsinki, Finland. Syracuse Nats here last night.

; : ; But the OQlymps go by Mr. The tipoff on this came from Albert F. Wheltle aso 0 tO So that means

he retired as president of the AAU. Mincing no words, he they play the Nats tonight in disclosed that Russia is spending $5,500,000 on athletics Butler Fieldhouse. Game's at 8:30. i sige Now that we've confused the as part of the cold war. For the first time the Soviet iS reader and debunked Sovola we eligible for the games. No indication has been given

turn to basketball. And it's a ; : : ‘i pretty ‘good turn, too. At least whether it will participate. it's been good to the Olymps

| of late. .

8 9 4 . THIS IS because Russia wants | . xs > i 5» to be certain of a sensational] { : . : Pa. showing. Domination of =“ Wildeats Fire THE OLYMPS ‘aren't perfect. games, according to Wheltle, | jhey's yall thal 50 qg, Cus would set up the Soviet for a gi- T A $ w . gantic i In offensive. 00 ccura |e Rational Basketball AssociaIt is a situation reminiscent of / a cod ones Sever hor / ~W. furor with [s . ji Ramen ue Jeipay gl the For Bulldoas % A rom third in the Olympics as a means of demon- By FRANK ANDF¥FRSON DI Ision =na fifth best strating to the world the validity Times Sports Writer SYratace Has done better than of his Aryan concepts. Ambitious EVANSTON, Ill, Dec. 4— (pe Olymps. Wastern abe re : . V. raeiph Ave Re The first communique from ways better until they trod the victims that resistance would be'the Butler basketball front i8 | have Ouse Loanes The Styne Ee en Ee an unhappy one for Butler's vision clubs at home and de1a Ghengis Khan, homeland, To wit: [feated three, of... them. Included The Nazis thought they had the Forces commanded by Tonyamong + ree yas Syracuse, dice loaded. They were all set to Hinkle, met “two platoons of 840% on Rov. 23. throw a load of naturals and the Northwestern “cage commandos R 00 boss man with the cowlick was !last night and were | routed., NATURALLY, the Nats don't ready and waiting to give three Enemy artillery damaged Hin- take kindly to such treatment. It hearty heils. for his victorious | kle's forces to the tune of 93-57. isn’t befitting their station as cov | Amid intense fire Hinkle's/leader of the East with Boston. Aryan supermen. 2 forces were successfully evacu-|Shoyld things go awry tonight at HE OVERLOOKED a few lit- ated to Indianapolis by air®A dis-|least one shrill, sweet voice will tle items marked “Made in the |patch just in says that Butler be raised in protest. It’s safe to U.S.A.” or “Made in Great Brit-retired to regroup for an in- (bet that the Lost Chord wasn't ain.” or “Made in Mexico,” and vasion by Illinois Saturday in one of Syracuse Coach Al Cervi’s such. They hailed from spots Butler Fieldhouse. [vocal cords. Al probably has been where nobody questioned their! = - 2 x Bn ~ [spraying his tonsils for days preantecedents, their religion or the | WHEN TWO platoons win a paring for tonight's visit. color of their skins. They were shooting war against a foe with] The Syracuse cast features there because they gloried in com- air power that’s news. Likewise Dolph Schayes, Billy Gabor, petition—and had it on the ball. [news is that fact that two Butler Cervi, Wally Osterkorn, Noble One such was ‘a non-Aryan casualties were victims af, their Jorgensen, Red Rocha and others. named Jesse Owens, and what own air power. Bulldogs Tom All are men of note. Cervi is even | he did to the Nazi propaganda Huff and John Hall surrendered a man of sour note. scheme was a double-dyed cau-|various stores of groceries miter) Once again, Mr. Sovola, Tuestion. Adolph left in a mortified being surrounded by air sickness| day follows Monday like ironhuff when Jesse carted off more en route to the battle in Patton| ing day follows wash day. The gold medals than the entire ag- Gym. . Olymps plan to strike while the gregation of Aryan supermen. | Hinkle didn’t go into Patton] jron is hot. They have pressing No, it didn't stop Adolph from Gym without a good battle plan.| pusinéss with Syracuse. (F. A.) Hinkle’s troops '

Nor, if the free countries man- Were young and inexperienced. Olympians’ Scoring age to outscamper the athletes They never had the opportunity (14 Games) - ¥ %

; s. Ave. from behind the Iron Curtain in for a successful mission. The|~ re Rt Rs Ave | July, will it probably alter the Northwestern gunners just/Walther 4 63 139 12 shape of world events to come. wouldn't let them, : Graboski .. 53 83 163 11 The two platoons of Wildcats|Lofsran . .. 34 41 109 3.4 O'Brien 40 26 1068

Ld » "nr | BUT IT could be a whisper of raked the Bulldog positions with jones

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and the terrorized. The free cat salvos were fired. Thirty-eight Barker 2.1 8 L world could prove once more that|shots were direct hits. After 40! Crocker oR + 378 335 1091

those” who covet the world stilliminutes of this, Butler could agree! aren't supermen but simply ordi-|\with Gen. Sherman's statement] nary beings with an extra slice of (that “War is (deleted by censor).” | ego and greed. It is important to ys un. show the part of the world that’s] trembling on the fence that guys wave consisted of Larry Dellefield like these can be licked—for and Frank Ehmann at forwards; Boston

Team average per mame, 71.9. *No longer with team |

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Town To Try Olymps: Again

Minors Look To Majors For Survival

By LEO H. PETERSEN

By CARL LUNDQUIST United Prees Sports Editor

United Press Sports Writer

“AL CERVI LEA0S A CLASSY ARRAY OF SYRACUSE BALL MDLERS.

wilLBE THE BIC’ MAN TO STOR

«AND DRIVING LEO BARNHORST! AND A CONFIDE

COLUMBUS, O., Dec, 4— The minor baseball leagues, fighting for survival, were scheduled to complete their

COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 4— There was much smoke but no fire today in the annual mid-winter baseball meetings. " The smoke came from big fat cigars as club owners traded yakety yak and tried desperately to outmaneuver each other. It looked .as if any moment there would be a big explosion in the highly charged atmosphere, but so far most of the deals were just in the conversation stage. telecasting which saturated their sx = territories during 1951. FRED SAIGH, the. energetic nw

little owner of the Cardinals, kept talking about Eddie Stanky, the] THE BROADCASTING Fa x energetic little second baseman|Widespread last season, B tor the Giants. He wants. Stanky|to President George M. Trautman, 1 of the minors, that it definitely

t lay ball for badly: qt only Bf Ba How-| brought: about bankruptcy for : : (several key clubs.

ever, he hasn't been able to get Giant owner Horace Stoneham! The situation was so bleak that

into a talkative mood—mainly|it was difficult to interest new |pecause Stoneham isn’t sold on capital for clubs which needed |the players Saigh wants to give backing to keep going. Few finanup to get Stanky. ciers in baseball towns were willBuzzy Bavasi, the guy who got|ing to spend money to back enter|haggard in record time trying to prises which showed so little figure out-why.his.Dodgers, didn:t. chance of succeeding... ._..... |win the National League pennant, . Yet the club owners sticking {t {spent a number of fruitless hours| out said they had every reason to |with Gabe Paul, boss of the Cin-| : |cinnati Reds. But Bavasi didn’t/ter year than last. First of all, |get the pitcher he wanted, String-| they figure that there will be more bean Ewell Blackwell, nor did defense money and that the recPaul get the hard-hitting out-/ reation dollar will go further fielder the Reds have been need- When spent for baseball than for ing. | other sporting events, He would settle for either Carl | 2 8 =» Furlllo or Duke Snider in an .,pypER ALL, there still is ne even-up swap for Blackwell, but |, iter bargain anywhere in the

Bavasi keeps mentioning guys) like Cal Abrams or Jim “Russel orld RE i ball game, and that’s no go. He couldn't get) agues,” said Ford Frick, comHerman Wehmeier or Howie FOX | qioner of baseball, who is here or even some of the Cincyesecond |, sit in on the meetings. “Other jLine-guys for talent like that, lentertainment costs have gone up’

| 5 ‘sharply, but a fan still can get a

peal to the majors for the help they need to continue operating. That help included relaxation of player limits so higher caliber players would be available, and at least a partial-blackout of the major league broadcasting and

DON LOFGRAN += «222: AMONG 7 OTHERS 2

By JIM SMITH Tony Bettenhausen, AAA champion may compete in European 12.2/road races early next year. he triple A champ made the {announcement last night at a state press and radio party given at the Speedway golf club by the Speedway management. “I have been asked by Ascari and Taruffi (the Italian drivers who finished one-two in the Mexiroad race) to become a mem{ber of their team and compete in THE NORTHWESTERN first NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Europe,” said Tony. “I am per- : {fectly willing to represent the U. 7114'S. providing I am given good

can

- 10 4 Tilequipment and the money is on 8 8 .42%|/deposit in New York before .I

“I DON'T want to be racing

money, marbles or chalk. \ 6-8 c Syracuse .......... Let's hope ‘when the Olympiciangq RE dmnuex, sb amr Baltimore. amie games get under way that We Biever. Their shelling totals: | = 0 Pr® Geir Divison leave. have the mus€les to back up the! Ehmann 14, Dellefield 10, Brady _ : Won Lost Pct. ® Yoke o america. , >‘ _ - fl and Dieverd, Reh h Ia | The Wildcat second wave found JNPIANAPOLIS .......... 7 i 39

. ID | 3 Jovial Jack Adams Don Blaha and Hal Grant on tar- | Miwaikes 00S

get wi ) Set X th 13 and 12 points, respec- Syracuse at INDIANAPOLIS (8:30), Forgets to Sweep

tively. Ehmann, Petrancek, Blaha| Rochester at Philadelphia. {and Dellefield ultimately suffered] RESULTS LAST NIGHT + five fouls each in their personal Rochester 77. Baltimore 70. = His Own Doorstep foul column and were evacuated a

By BILL EGGERT to the sidelines. College Basketball JACK ADAMS, the big-wheel in 2 x =» \ CX STATE Deiroit-Indianapolis hockey, is OUTCOME OF the waxed-floor | Nerthwestern™ 93, Butler 5%. BIG TEN

often referred to in the'®itional war was never in doubt. North-! Hockey League as “Mr. Hockey” western led, 22-11, 45-22 and 69-/ Kansas State 78, Ohio State 5. and jovial. {36 at each truce talk point. OTHERS The Detrot general manager Late in the battle Fresh {Alabama 83, Sewanee 30. 3 : ae Sman|ajpion 68, Kal 49. recently announced dead-set ideas Center Wilbur Zobbe banged in Auuinas 49. Ferris 43. against revival of National five baskets. He was Butler's Boston Colles 3 Camp Edwards 60, | ea rerti S as s- hero, i | Bowling G 77, Hillsdale 42. League overtime games as a pos. (hefo, although Nis 11 points were| i, Se duc nssian 2. sible means of rescuing attend- only two more than Shorty Burd- Central State (0. 75. Wilberforce “30. ance in Boston and New York. |sall's efforts. Drake a8 AAO CI _ Some of Adams’ remarks, how-| Visibility was low as the Butler! Elon 32. Atlantic Navy 61.

z : : : E ia 30, Sterling 57. &ver, if applied to Indianapolis/plane winged home. But spirits Eau Claire a3, St. Clow appear facetious. e

d 59. y ’ Georgetown (Ky,) 08, Milligan (7. Yeren . Green troops have been | Ganzaea 68, Whitworth oo. on ” ” (known to make a comeback Al amline 2, Brigham Young 672, “y 1 ’ ¢ \ 4 ¥ | High Point 66, McCrary B55. YOU .can’t expect fans to turn|comeback was just what Tony | Iowa State 65, Morningside 63. | out in droves when the home team Hinkle was (K

ansas 57, Bavlor 46, iz losing consistently.”

Bradley 58. Minnesota 54.

plotting as the 9lack Kentucky State 63. Fort Campbell 46.

iles ; Louisiana State 68, Rice 60. jmiles twisted Below. Maryland 59, Virginia 42.

(The Indianapolis. Caps have Butler (3%) Northwestern (53) | McKendree 81, Greenvillp 70, won two of 10 home games. 1g ft pt 15 fu pr{aprcer 86. Lisortla 81 licxe 5 Pa 4 : PL Mis %, e A They have won three of 12 on Burdsal.! KN 3 Delietield, ?3 33 Mississippi Southern 82. Birmingham r : Ry , f 5 Southern 65. the road.) sil. § 0 0 1 Kurka, f 3 1 1|/Murray State 15, Southeastern Lousiana 57. a {Theofanis, f 0 1 1liLe Buhn, f 2 2 2|Newberry 62, Lenoir Rhyne 56. “THEY migh Stewart, ¢ 2 1 2/Blaha. f 8 1 5 New Mexico A & M 57, New Mexico 41 'Y might better go after zobbe. c 5 1 1lPetrancek. ¢ 3 1 5/North Carolina 100, Furman 57, : good talent rather than- exhaust SSRs 3% J|S rant. £ § 9 4 North Texas State 46, Texas 23M 13 00 the present supply yith added Crosley, & 112 3 Biever, € 12 3| Rio Grande 7 PO an gy mar Tech 1. i Toko adkovic, g Schnnman, g Is / 7 C " work, which would- happen if Greve. & = 3 1 2/Will, & 1 2 0 Seton Hall 63, William and Mary 53 © overtime games .were - brought Holloway, §¢ 1 0 0Braigel g 3 1 3 Shurtleff 63, Harris Teachers 48, back” gy Huff, g 0 0 2Roth, 0 0 1 St. John's (Minn.) 86, Stout 50. DACK. . {Bonen 5 222 y | St. Michael's 77, St. Lawrence 57. (Adams isn't sweeping his ampbell, g 0 0 0 | Southwestern Louisiana 63, Sam Houston

‘ v- ! —— lo Sf, Totals 21 15 25! Totals 8 17 38 Stanford 65, Central

own doorsteps. He filled Indi- Jvdshington 55,

with a practice car against their top equipment, unless it’s running awfully good,” smiled Tony.

» »

Tony Bettenhausen

Bettenhausen, in discussing the

the end of the race actually of American European.

built for road racing,” he said, of the number of races I won this and Wallard.” while ours were strictly stock past summer,” he said. “But there| | passenger {equal equipment, I think we

model

beat them.” ~

THE PERSONABLE young {driver who. is as good an after

Howe High

During World War II: he served | as a captain of field artillery and|

was athletic officer of the 285th! Field Artillery Observation bat- | through a LOW-COST, RESULT-

talion. __The intra-mural basketball pro-/Phone PL aza 5551.

first day, stated the

wasn't fai $ piss Shed Eainet Partner May 30th, Lee Willard.

Mexican road race in which he dinner speaker as he is a race car finished * 16th after being 66th at driver, took time to pay tribute time

| “I was named AAA champion “Their two Ferrari cars were through a point system because

cars. Withiis an even greater champion than

could 1, Lee Willard. Anyone who could be burned as seriously as he was,

. u {make the comeback he has and

next year, is a true champion.

—

Geier to Direct Howe Intra-Mural Sports

School today an-|gram at Howe is conducted Mon-

nounced the appointment of Alvin|ddy and Wednesday nights with A. Geer to head the intra-mural(P¢2rly 200 boys participating.

athletic program at the sehool. Gejer has-been a member of fhe San at Howe for four years. e is a graduate of Kansas State pall program where he played basketball and |g roar Sondueted four Says wa$ a member of the track team. | -

{The program runs through Febru-

{tennis and shuffleboard take over to give way in turn to a ‘base-

say he will be ready to race again |

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vxcellent and Halftime score—Northwestern 45, Butler | Texas 48, Oklahoma 4

anapolis with exas Tech 84, McMurry 64,

122 averay ale i ng "Pree throws missed—Le Buh 4, Biever| The Citadel 90, Charleston Naval Base 37. average talent this season then 3, Bhman 2 Grant 2, Braigel 2, Blaha 2,| Toledo 81, Adrian 35 (first game). gobbled up the cream by sum- Petrancek, Kurka, Burdsall 5, Stewart 3,| Joleds 4 Siuitten 3 {second fame), t : y je “rosle Wayne ch. + Niagara 58. moning ~ Alex DelVecchio, Vie |Goebks Hall otiboranie Chey. 3 Z0Dbe | welt Virginia 69, Shaw 48

West Virginia 78, Virginia Tech 53, Wheaton 79, Elmhurst 63

ADAMS 8 a x ti ¢ i : | Whitewater 63, Northern “Iineis ' 60, : AMS says ‘‘productive .., - sae be systems are. the ‘only means. ot Walter O'Brien Named Ask About Our Budget Plan

solving the attendance evil.” i (Adams is correct, but if he Sulphur Springs Coach

Stasiuk and Bill Folk.)

Officials—Mwpers and Swanson

wants minor league hockey to NEW CASTLE, Ind. Dec. 4 AN ”, survive, I suggest he inject a (UP). Officials at Sulphur anes jtjed ang un: Springs High Schoal near here in hockey are still the routs a announcer today ‘Waiter O'Brien future National League stars. of Indianapoliz will beconde the It's remarkable how Adams got &chool's basketball coach, effeccaught with talent at a low tive tomorrow, ebb this season after the 1. S. (O’Brien, a ‘brother to Ralph|

League was dishanded and there. was supposed to be a “bulging crop of good. hockey

| (Buckshot) O’Brien, former But= ler star, will succeed Richard | Brown, who accepted a Muncie|

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EVEN THOSE two fast-dealing |; no afternoon or evening of enAmerican Leaguers, Frank Lane [,ovment for his buck if he goes of the Chicago White Sox and out to the old ball park.” Bill Veeck of the St. Louis| gpjck said that the majors Browns couldn't do any business. st,04 willing to help out the . They canvassed all of the other in. wc in every way possible, beowners, mainly the world cham- | ;ause “it we don’t, we're cutting |pion Yankees, but there was “no|qe our own supply lines.” “If Lee can race May 30th, and sale” on every proposition they! «gasenall in all respects is in I certainly hope he can, he can came up with. a critical position,” he said. “But have his choice of cars, either The Cleveland Indians, Who'y thini we're healthy enough to old 99 or the new number 1, and need to strengthen in various g, vive.” if he takes the new car, the/Spois lo develop a eld Wosthy of | Tre uw champion No. 1 will stay right/their terrific front-line pitching. spon OF what has gone on on it for Lee is the real cham- were resigned to giving up one , .re so far has been behind the

ion.” |of their. key hurlers, probably Bob | : P Fe [Lemon, oe a The | SCENES maneuvering involving raMURRELL BELLANGER,| Red Sox, who have been kicking [31° broadcasting and telecasting,

but the club owners admittedly ol away pennants for lack of pitch- : owner of the two-cars, said that); ¢ strength, were willing to talk | Te. fearful of making widespread

99 is ready to run now. All parts pusiness With Cleveland but jt | Curtailments for fear of running

have been magna-fluxed, the body was a safe bet that they weren't | 1nt0 trouble with the federal gov repainted and the engine over- offering their greatest star, Ted fernment,

: | The biggest hitch in cuttin |Williaths, no matter what was g hauled. ‘available in exchange. {down broadcasts now. is, not the

“We could race tomorrow if] {major league .clubs, wh , Williams, who has been public-| S, who are will necessary,” he said. (ly indorsed as an invaluable NS to cooperate in a reduction, The new No. 1 car needs up- but it is the little radio stati |asset to the club by the new Red |: 0 stations holstering and a paint job and ic in smaller t hi then It Will De roads bb ra |Sox manager, Lou Boudreau, is| owns which want to y . {no longer on the block. icontinue the lucratively-sponsored x x x i #2 a Iplay-by-play accounts for their . SHOULD Bettenhausen race in THE YANKEES were hopeful audiences. These broadcasts deflEurope, he will be the first Amer-0f getting Ned Garver from the Ritely draw fans away from the ican AAA champion to do so since Browns, and Manager Casey Sten-| Parks but the station owners comWorld War II. He plans to re-|/gel said that he would be delighted Plain that they are besieged with turn to the U. 8. in plenty of/if such a deal could be worked Calls whenever they attempt to for the Memorial Day|out. But the grizzled guy who won|cut them out. :

to the man who may be his racing classic and made the prediction:|three pennants and three World| The ball club owners themselves

| “Unless misfortune should take Series in as many tries, said that have had difficulty, When they one of us out, the finish of that| ‘we're not going to give up a lot have interfered in some cases with race ‘will either be Wallard and|of the young guys they keep ask-/ broadcasting of big league games Bettenhausen or Bettenhauseniing for, guys like Jerry Coleman, into minor league territory, irate

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