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ROCHESTER, Dec. 26—A ton Bowl carnival gets rolling in, terrific drive that enabled the| Dallas. are both in the ‘lower bracket,

Indianapolis Olympians to tie| Before the holiday week-end 15 his is another tourney which

over, five more major tourna-| the” Rochester Royals here ments will bé“served up to court/ might Teach jis ssctional siimas ast Bight In the. thrd period waz fatis along with a top-notch TeBYU" er-final games torgorrow, Van-

of no avail, the Royals winning lar Schedule. |derilt faces Bay ots Bd, Texas ice.

87-78. $ » » » {ring R Bill Tosheff, Hoosigr guard, THE CENTER of attraction Christal Plays iC TOMORROW NIGHT, three

paced the Olymp attack “ith ows unbeat will be the appearance of

is, victorious 1e No. 1 spét - 3 today by a .entucky.

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or= | : > 12°1t pt % ft pt ¥ 4 5 |St. Louis, ranked ninth national-| coran is only Tour-years-old; | day's defeat by Dan Bucceroni. |cCOme a sportscaster, 0 some| Country Clut as been increasen fo ee © Peak : 2 FE Hh 1 THE OTHER opening round ly faces Dartmouth, and Ohio but he’s an old pro when it{{ Bucceroni of Philadelphia was fist-casting tonight for elevision | 5. Ny ! as announce 9! O — Indiana's Barnhorst.t 3 0 1Colemans 11 3 3 Same at Kansas City tonight|giate plays Oregon. comes to baseball. The Madi-|in-o-t listed among the heavies.i, ap eight-round bout with ay. | Presented by be a marked Barker,{ 2 1 1spears.c-f 3 2 2 matches Oklahoma against the) In an intersectional: tussle last son, Wis., youngster has a col- || Instead he headed the “outstand- .., : . Ed - Brown chairman of the! Tid i Graboskhe 4 : Bisons s 3 o tournament'’s guest team, Stan-pjont the only big Christmas lection of more than 375 picture | ing boxers” group among the| Vinnie D'Andrea of New York at Los Angeles Junior Chamber of] ight's Hoosier Walther 2 1 3\Daviess 2 8 4 ford, ranked 13th nationally. The court action, Utah scored its 10th| €ards of big league ball players. | light heavyweights. He was St. Nicholas Arena. Commerce; group sponsoring the § Terre Haute Brewing Co. h Notre Dame. OBrieng 1 2 4Hozmang 0 0 0 winnef of this game qualifies for win in. 11 starts by shading ol able 1s Menlily any Gre 3t 3 ranked just beneath the three ‘Although each is 21 years old, tournament, said the top prize so h Totheli® 3 8. 5 Wansene «0 1 o the semi-finals against the winner Bradley, 52 to 50. After leading glance. He has in insre 5 9 logical contenders: Harry Mat- neither ever fought more than Was the largest ever held out to § Terre Haute, Indiana eshman center —— =~ — —|of tomorrow night's Towa State-' py 10 points early in the game ‘Willlare BY Just Sn edi thews, Harold Johnson and eight rounds; and neitherewished Professional links masters. : ‘ n.Clay High Totals 28 22 28] Totals 31 35 18 Missouri game. and seven at halftime, the Utes| 'gocton slugger's foot NEA) || Archie Moore. {to attempt a longer distance to-| Last year's first prize purse of d. is the Hoo- INDISNAP OS ue by Quarter 5s 177s, Opening round Cotton Bowl fell behind in the second half.! pm Te | It was the first time Matthews night when the pace is certain to $2650 went to Lloyd Mangrum. : . Rochester .eo.ie... 24 24 19 20-87 games tonight are both in the up; The score was tied, 50-50, with . . of Seattle had been rated top be torrid. | —————————— — : orer with 78 Free Throws Missed (Indianapolis) Gra- per bracket with Texas facing a minute-and-a-half to go when Wildcats in Shape contender, Donoghue was favored at 7-5 ‘Pop’ Warner Award | > f

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Johnson 2, Coleman 1, Davies 1, Wanzer 2.;

ourney Play Tonight

NEW YORK, Dec. 26—Tournaments, those pressure-

Vanderbilt and Texas Christian,

field goals and six free throws|unbeaten Kansas, ranked as the more tournaments open — the 2% = {ter Cartier, Gene Hairston, -Laurent/Chemama, Luls Galvani, Luis Romero, , ’ 5 ‘ v Dauthuille, Rock {Maurice Sandeyron, Fernando Gagnon, | and though the ‘score was tied nation’s No. 3, team in the Big Dixie Classic at Raleigh, N.C, THE RATING committee gave paves hobert al Sano Canoiman| adi Tijani, Alvaro’ Nuvaloni. Honotable!

twice in the ' third period, the|Seven tourney. The Jayhawks, the Gator Bowl Tournament at Royals pulled away in the fourth|spearheaded by six-foot, nine-inch| Jacksonville, Fla., and the Allstanza to win. Center Clyde Lovellette, of Terre College tournament. at Oklahoma uw Haute, Ind., are matched against/City. Friday night, the. Sugar JACK COLEMAN was the big|Colorado in the opening game at/Bowl Tournament begins in New gun for the Western Division|Kansas City. |Orleans and Saturday night the leaders in the NBA pouring in 25| Winner of this game will quali-|Sun carnival starts at El Paso, points to pace his team to victory.|tfy for the semifinals against the Tex. Arnie Risen was second for the winner of tomorrow night's Kdn-, Kentucky, ranked as the nawinners with 16 markers. |sas State-Nebraska game. And, tion’s No. 2 team, warms up for| The Royals took a 24-21 first-|since K-State is ranked sixth na- its Suar Bowl appearance toquarter lead mainly on Coleman’s|tionally by the United Press board night with ‘an important interhot shooting, the big forward hit-|of coaches, a semifinal battle be-| sectional game against UCLA. ting his first five shots. He wound tween Kansas and K-State could TWO OTHER big ntersecs

up the night with 11 for 17 tries. well d h : i . Indianapolis (78) Rochester (87) w War! the Snal round {tional games are slated tonight:

boski 3. Lavoy 1, Toshefl 3. (Rochester)ignthern Methodist and Texas sub Center Bob Fulton of Utah

Official>—Charley Eckman and Dick Mc-/A. & M. playing Arkansas. dropped a hook shot in to decide Mahon. Since the co-tourney favorites, the game. } i

Pro Basketball

packed, lose-and-out affairs which spice the college basket-i ‘¢ ‘ball season, begin their annual Christmas whirl tonight.) | |The Big Seven tourney starts in Kansas City and the Cot- |

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DECKED OUT—Tommy C

HOUSTON, Tex., Dec. 26 (

“into hiding” yesterday in

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Year's Day game with: T

» —The Kentucky Wildcats went! THE IMPROVEMENT of for- hore

. Ra Rating of 4th Among Heavies By United Press (Pep as a logical contender for, Plerre Langlets. Chico Vejar. Len Dittmar. { ° a 1 e ¢ » Tr 9 WASHINGTON, Dec. 26—Be- the featherweight crown, (rituana, Bobby Dykes, Chuck Davey, lieving that Joe Louis will re-| The quarterly ratings: ‘|tire, the National Boxing Asso- 2 nami A tt. Logical k . > i on ersey oe alcott, JOgIcal t pe, y i vl ciatfon today gave Bomber Joe|contenders — Rocky Marciano, Ersard Jr aer ey Trove Loe) a “tentative” rating of fourth Charles, Clarence Henry, (Joe Louis?). Brown, George Arau)o, Art Aragon, Del

” {Outstanding ‘boxers—Hein Ten Hoff, Hon-| . i le men-| {among the loffcal heavyweight grable, mention Rex Layne, Cesar Brion. tion-Johnny_ Gansiaves, TET § olan A Starza, 0! aker, Jack . | |contenders. [Gardner, Kid Riviera,-.Gene Jones. Jmmy | Gore Duin. mudy Crus, Tommy Mc

It was the first time the NBA | Bivins, Joe Baksi, Coley Wallace and FEATHERWEIGHTS |

SABE Giorgio Milan Champlon—Sandy Saddler. Logical con! .: {ever had given any fighter a ten-| . "LIGHT HEAYYWEIGHTS [tema iiie Pep. Roy Ankara. Out1 [tative ranking Champion — Joey Maxim. Logical con- standing boxers—Ray Famechon, Percy % . . {tenders-—Harry Matthews, Harold John- Bassett, Rpnny Clayton, Ernesto Formenti, Rocky Marciano, Ezzard son, Archie Moore Outstanding boxers— Corky, Getizales, Gene Smith, Glen FlanaAL an ucceront, estbury Bascom, ob !gan onorable mention--Jackis Graves, Charles and Clarence Henry Were, Satterfield, Lolande Pompee: B Honorable Pererico. Plummer, Blues Wilkins, Red Top », nention-—Dann ardico. ulian eene, Davis, Juan Padilla, Charley Riley. Memo listed above Louis as contenders Jim. Slade, Bob Murphy, Connie Rux, Don Valero, Luis De Santiago, Ellie Bennett, for Jersey Joe Walcott's ‘crown |Cockell, Renato Tontini. {Nello Barbadoro, WEIGH : | ’ : MIDDLEWEIGHTS io ANTAMWEIGHTS { in the NBA's quarterly ratings] Champlon—Ray Robinson. Logical con-|, Champlon—Vie Toweel, Logical ~ conreleased today. tender-Randy Turpin. Outstanding box-|'enders—Jimmy Carruthers, Peter Keenan, jers—Ronnje Delaney, Dave Sands, Wal- Jean Sneyers. Outstanding boxers—Emil

GHTS «= Champion—Jimmy Carter. Logical con-

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{mention—-Ciro Morasen, Benvenuto Cardi Honorable mention Carl nate, Arturo Paoletti. : FLYWEIGHTS Champlon-—Dado Marino.

37-year-old Louis an honorary Bon Jshnson, | a ‘ 8 ‘ y A contender’s berth “in tribute to| Artie Towne: Gino Campagne,

i (his contribution to boxing, wel Charip} WELTERWEIGHTS ; {tender—Yoshio Shiral, Outstanding box-| on-- avilan, gical cone —Te . . ! above the general sports level, |tender- Charles Humez. Oustanding bogers pth ianelts “uity Hane and the opinion being that Louis | Gil Turner, Jonnny Bratton, Wally cock, Luis Skena. Charlie Bohlot., Juan

: Thom, Freddie Dawson, Eddie Thomas, Di HH wo 3 : will voluntarily announce his re- Billy Graham, Bobby Jones, Johnny Sax- | Tennant. A Black C Pico, !

. |tirement.” {ton. Honorable Jmention—Wallace Smith. Henry Carpenter, Ennio Luigi Aroldl.

Slugger Marciano o rockton, | } Mor aw Yarsiane ou Lous on Donoghue Fight First Prize in L. A. 10:30 P. M.

Logical con-|

Oct. 26, was top contender for the

first time, | : Roland La Starza of New York On TV Tonight | LOS ANGELES. Dec. 26 (UP)

lost his rating as an outstanding] NEW -YORK, Dec. 26 (UP)—|_ Firs{ prize in the $17.500 Los boxer and a OO ao third Welterweight, Roger Donoghue of Angeles Open golf tournament | mention’*~group because of Fri. Yonkers, N. Y., who hopes to be-| beginning Jan. 4 at Riviera!

exas visions: Randolph Turpin of Eng- out late San Francisco has been named

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Cl Eastern: ivision | * ° : : land i is victims included thé the “Pop” W. . assic Ww L re ames in i ts Christian in the Cotton Bowl. (land, middleweight; Charles Georgie Flores, who died in Sep-|{t0 receive. the op arner) FRIDAY BE EE EL Ch 13 3 so Coach Paul Bryant worked his Humez of France, welterweight; tember of ring injuries after a award for being the most valuIndians New York "Ill 13 12 520 ® : players in secret and after the Jimmy Carruthers of Australia, hout with Donoghue. |able senior football player on the Val (3-0) » PHlAdSIDRIA rrasersenss renner 1 13 “Will Kee a 4% on the (»0 session“was over, he said he had/bantam; and Yoshio Shirai off D'Andrea won 18 of 23 pro | Pacific Coast. i 7 Xavier: a 5 2 | C * |taken “a lot of lard” off them. He Japan, flyweight. 'bduts, nine by knockouts. Four hundred sportswriters and} ‘olo. AS 48 i Pet. ' . said his squad was in good shape! n addition, Roy Ankara of the, | isportscasters chose Matson for! 3 s 7.720] ens al In th 13% other AHL action, g p! d ) the, : | | 2 Ran sion 03 Be rls ‘13 19 600 | INDIANAPOLIS op n the oni: : land that it will go to Dallas by African gold coast was ranked| | Their bout will be televised the award, one of the top Coast - - INDIANAPOLIS - 14 10 283neighborly fo ur-games-in-five- Providence scored its third vic-\y,. in saturday. |just beneath ex-champ Willie! via WFBM-TV at 9.p. m, |football honors. |- 17 808 Milwaukee ..... .. 5 20 ‘200 nights tonight meeting Cincin- tory in four games against Buf- - - a Sy — Butlep RESULTS LAST NIGHT [nati on the Mohawks' ice. [falo this season with a 5-to-3 4,

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53 Watas i Philadelphia at Baltimore. jexcellent opportunity to Faw Leroy Goldsworthy, who has re- "” > so Boston at Ft. Wayne. jeloger to Sg Cg a a signed. The Bisons, who used a otre_ Ds 3 | Tomorrow night, : |= a NL By Lg Junior Girls Tennis Flyers will come to the Coliseum.R€W goalie, Nick Pidsomy, in the

84.2; 62.01 Butler, 69.3.

Minneapolis 100. Boston 93. | New York 72, Ft. Wayne 65. Rochester 87, INDIANAPOLIS 78 Syracuse 70, Milwaukee 65. GAMES TONIGHT

It will be the first of four: . ; straight - Western Division gamesjtriumph in Providence. It was |for the Caps, offering them an the last game for Buffalo Coach

Then the Caps play a week-end nets last night, were expected to

re Dame—Jos Ber- i i n ; ; ‘ _lannounced Goldsworthy's reana—Dbo3 Belliynd. Championships Ope series with Cleveland; there Sat placément today. Nulty, 804 Butler— CHESTNUT HILL, Mass., Dec./urday night and here Sunday ds: Notre ame-¢ i up I The National i . 3. On the Ice hI) ae 3irls’ Indoor Tennis. champion-| CER os i Fue wi. ships began today at the Long-| SYRACUSE, the hottest club AMERICAY JOCKEY lEsuUE > wood Cricket Club covered.courts. in the American Hockey League "WL T G OGPTSGP Elaine Lewicki of Hamtramck, despite its last-place in the East- Hershey a 18 1 3 mn 0 3 3] Mich.,, and Susan Braylower® of ern Division, won its ninth game g;faj, iE 143 a iB W 2| Hartsdale, N. Y., are seeded one in the last 10 starts last night Syracuse . " 3 B23 17 26 31 and two respectively among the with a 5-to-3 victory at Hershey.| ler yale O08 PTS GP 30 girls who will compete during!The Warriors now are only two Pittsburgh .... 22 843 120 70 41 3 1S the week-long tourney scheduled points out of second place in the St Lous el lie 3 to end Saturday night. IEastern race. jGasney is 13 I 3 on Is 5 33

Tonight

Providence 5, Buffalo 3. Syracuse 5 Hershey 3.

| RESULTS LAST NIGHT | (Only Games Scheduled) |

Crispus Attucks Holds on

. NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE L T G OGPTSGP % us basketbal To No. 1.Spot in State Si BERY at the back- 134 77 71 30 32 10 13 9 70 78 29 32 liseum tonight. By KURT FREUDENTHAL 63 18»

r professional tly touring the ich the Boston he Toledo Mer- . Mm, opener, The m Globétrotters 1phia Sphas in ne. -i

- ; United Press Sports Writer RESULTS Indianapolis Crispus Attucks and New Albany ran/ Detroit 2, New York 1. one-two for the third consecutive week today in the United! ~~ (only Games Scheduled) Press Indiana High School basketball honor roll. East Chicago Washington, the only other major

unbeaten club, ranked third for the second time.

LAST NIGHT

f corded only one major change—|| |Richmond, beaten only by fifth-|

If strikes are called—will they tie up the defense effort? Hit

- 2.5 » : your business, transportation or food? 'S, who win and BUT THERE may be changes ranking Ft. Wayne Someal in :

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the “big/Seven games, replaced three” next week. Attucks and beaten. Gary Froebel ‘in 10th

the Senators from the Calumet Place.

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The Presidential Race—what surprises will the party conventions bring? Who'll win on Nov. 4?

istri i rette’s What'll it mean to foreign policy, business, labor, the cost of living? Tatum, Bil district may clash In Lafarstte oKOMO's fired-up Wildeats,| gn policy, , 8 lef, Ener Ron. am Quea) y who have won eight of nine| : son, Ss : games, remained in fourth, and] | y Milton, 5 They a hy iv Muncie Central in sixth place, fol-| oached by Louis Nalg—Or: 5 lowed by South Bend Central,

rmer Villanova le on the squad Mississippi Uni- » 'Y, former Indiers player, is a Whirlwinds, Karstens, formbrose College. once a member ew York Celtics 1e pivot play, is curys. halftime enter-

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enough to run with it,” Baratto said. “But in a deliberate game, we'd be able to use our good jumpers to good advantage.”

2 s u HIS STRATEGY: “Slow down and keep the ball away from them . .. tease their over-anxious ballhawkers and they'll burn themselves out chasing Yyour| quick passes . .. and don’t shoot| unless you have a good chance,

of hitting.” o New Albany which has won Bishop & five in a row at home, is finished 17 N. PENN.

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