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| NCAA OK's Bo

. Restricts Spring Grid

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By ED SAINSBURY

United Press Sports Writer

CINCINNATI,

Drills, Out-of-Season _ Basketball Practice

Jan. 12-—Spring foothall practice and

out of season basketball drilly were restricted by the Na-

tional Collegiate Athletic Association today were authorized for another year,

but bowl games

Football and basketball prac-

tice was limited to 20 sessions in partmouths 2 vears. (Re-elected.)

30 days.

District 2—Tom Hamilton,

The bowl game action Will per- pittsburgh, 1 year.

mit the 1952 basketball tournaments, the bowl games next New polytechnic, 2 v Year's Day and other past sea- ) 2 j . igan, 1 year. Meanwhile, a “committee will study the “pressure” such games Drake, 2 years. create and recommend final na-| District 6—E

District 3—C. P, Miles, Virginia

ears.

District 4—Ralph Aigier, Mich-

District 5—Frand Gardner,

dwin D. Mouzon

tional action, perhaps to ban them jp. Southern Methodist, 1 year.

completely at the next conven- (Re-elected.) tion. ’ u » =

District 7—King Hedricks, Utah State, 2 years. (Re-elected.)

‘BOTH measures defied a pro-_ District 8—John Hurlbut, Stan-

gram suggested by the commit- ford, 1 year. tee of college presidents spon- z sored by the American Council on Education. Their program called for one Vv

b . oe ; ear are Rev. Wilfred H. for immediate elimination of the Crowley, Santa Clara; Paul Macbowl games and out of season Kesey, Brown; J. H. Nichols, practices. Qberlin; A. B. Moore, Alabama

Even though failing to accept Le_elected): Ho

n un

MEMBERS-A T-LA RGE elected

ward Olson, Colo-

these points, the ‘convention ap-.aqo College (re-elected); George

proved. a resolution endorsing pn. small. Tulsa

the over-all philosophy of tRe re-|jams Texas A&M (re-elected).

port. : : Action to authorize out-of-sda-

,’and D. WW. Wil-

: ti d as : comstvaionst smeniment. 20045, Flanover Nips

after a proposal to ban such) drills completely was voted down, | 113-54. The complete ban had] been approved by the NCAA policy making council, 10-4. ” ” ”

practice was more stringent than night for Waba that proposed by the coaches’ voted 21-4 to allow 30 days of 68-62 basketball drill over a six-week period.

Prof. Hugh C. Willett, of the in 11 games for Hanover but the same time helped to widen the University of Southern Califor- Panthers were tough in the clutch split in the Professional Golfers rison. nia, denied that his group is and were winning handily when pggociation.,

Giants 68-62

Times State Service CRAWFORDSVILLE, Jan. 12 —A belated rally in the fina! THE LIMIT on spring football minutes of play failed here to-| sh’'s Little Giants football and Hanover’'s on-again, off-again windstorm in the hist rules committee which Panthers struck

it rich with a victory.

“defying” the college presidents Wabash made its last-ditch stand.

who recommended the bans.’

sion” that the college heads of the ACE had issued ‘‘no edict,” but merely given suggestions

which might be subject to change when ACE meets later this month. » n = WILLETT was elected to a 3 e third term while Earl Holbrook of Chicago, was t Nebraska was named secretarytreasurer. Holbrook succeeds Big Ten Cemmissioner Kenneth 1. Wilson who requested his name be removed from consideration for re-election. Today's final adopted a constitutional amen ment that all aid to athletes must

session also

4-to lead 44-38.

be administered by the institu-| Pack to grab a 52-49 lead at the|

{third quarter re

tion. The regulation does not|

outlaw alumni fund raising groups | HANOVER opened up a 62-53 but would require them to donate jeaq midway in the final period.|tion’s top-ranking golfers.

their resources to the institution for disbursal. » td 5

{The Little Giants have now ‘won pga He said it is.the NCAA “impres- seven and lost four games.

" Ed " p | ARLAN KING, a junior trans- after he and the tournament] fer student from Kentucky, and committee failed to call off yes\Ed Orrill, a junior from Madison, terday’s competition in a nearheadlined the Hanover triumph gale that sent scores sky-rocket-

with 17 and 10 points, respectively, ing and left early-starter Jimmy Steve Chick, a native of East Demaret in. the lead with a two-

he best for Wa-

bash with 11 tallies. Tom Hank-| > 7 2 inson had nine markers. Hanover held a 23-17 advan-{ponement that came after an! course. tage at the quarter but a Wabasn spurt made it 36-all at the halftime. Wabash generated a serious

However,

st.

The*' Little Giants made their | final rush in the waning minutes {with Billy Myers sparking the at-

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HE GETS DEFENSE—Gil Mayer, Pittsburgh goalie, will be the Indianapolis Caps’ target tonight when the Smoky City boys and the Caps tangle in the Coliseum at 8:15. Indianapolis has dropped three games this season to Pittsburgh and Mayer, armed with some of the best defensemen in the league, has allowed only seven goals in those three games. |

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A Lose To Knicks 86-77

Times Special | ‘NEW YORK, Jan. 12—Indianapolis’ unpredictable Olympians, owners of an early 11-point lead, gradually wilted | before the onslaught Harry {Gallatin’s 23-point assault tonight as the New York Knickerbockers irolled up their eighth. straight {home victory, 86-77, before 8776 ' | National Basketball Association {fans at Madison Square Garden Gallatin, 24-year-old, 6-6 husky, took matters and the ball into his own hands after Indianapolis had moved-fo a 34-28 lead at halftime.

Rain Washes Out 2d Crosby Round

By United Press

washed out the second round of Bing Crosby's $10,000 It was only the fourth victory national pro-amateur golf tournament today and at the

ou n 5 TWO MINUTES after the third quarter starte, Gallatin sank 3 : ¢ three successive baskets, two on Lo CO i . hook shots and another a 1k WANDLE WITH CARE=The mst exloive combination in 40-41 range of the Olympians. Pre basketball, Joe Fulks (right) and Paul Arizin, will be firing away Taking the ball from out of at the Butler Fieldhouse baskets Tuesday: night when the Phila. bounds, Vince ‘Boryla relaved to delphia Warriors make their first appearance of the season here Dick McGuire, who sank a driv- against the Olympians. Fulks and Arizin together last year scored ing layup at 4:30 to put New.York 4 total of 2450 points as their team won the Eastern Division pens ahead for the first tie since Ine nant of the NBA. Fulks holds the single game record of 63 points, opening minutes oil 18 contes ..w . . Boryla immediately followed Arizin holds the single game college Scoring record of 85 Points, with another hook tq give the Knicks a 44-41 bulge, but suc

cessful free throws by [eo Barnhorst and Wah Jones deadlocked

'RACE.RESUL

‘Warwick Tourney’

tournament, said that

over-par T4.

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linch and one-half of rainfall in|

|24 hours, the tournament has)

such! with the finals slated for to-|off the tournament.” {glory was brief. Hanover bounced morrow. |

{Cary Middlecoff and E. J. O'Brien,

“All scores should have been) |canceled yesterday,” said Har-{maret.

| (Dutch) Harrison, two of the na- director, who ruled that play must

A PROPOSAL BY the Pacific/tack. Wabash pulled up 66-62 but| : conference to instruct the foot- King thwarted the effort when he Jl @ Wrestlers Enter

ball rules committee to eliminate/dropped in a field goal for Wa-|

the free substitution rule which bash with less than a minute to!

permits the platoon system was go.

rejected. | Wabash (62) Hanover (68) , Ss er - fg ft pf) 1g ft pf| The coaches earli had ap Tucker. I J xing SR proved the rule. Thompsen.t 3 3 Oreille 5 9 } 3 Matuga. ndis, 40 5 A committee also was author- Hankinson,f 4-1 1/LaFeber.f 0 0 3 ized to recommend at the next Savanovich.e 1 1 4/Green.c 3 3 3 Ganz.c 0 0 0/Ward.c 0 0 convention limits on the length of Myers. 2 3 3Rawlingsg 4 0 4 Chicki,& 5 1 4/Terrellg 4.14 season and the number of games Lic. | | ZiHamitons 2 1 1 scheduled for various team sports. Wells ¢ 1 2 ! atsey.g

Vice presidents for the eight ™ 2) NCAA districts were elected for| Totals = 24 14 21 the following terms: gg ri

Totals 8 12 22 abash 36: Hanover 36

ee Missed—Wabash 11; Hanover ‘ District 1—Wm. H. McCarter, > otficials—Paul Dazey and Ed Trexler,

Tempe Star Quite a

. the game again at the five-min- By United Press Merriest ” (G Walke! : 30 5. Sit y Crlorierte H raig , ~ . 4 Site Dela ed ute mark. AT TROPICAL ; aPoint Fortune (P. Milligan), 330, 3.80: o sw 1—8abson iD Wagner), Bu 33130 Fancy Gent (J. Baird), 4.20. aJ. W. Brown | . : 12.80. Chancelot (C ure}, 2 E3005 1 aren Rs SMT n, Autlve Wie { THE Indiana. High Schoo ‘ Be Modest (E K ). 7.00 SINTY : ab : : lg theo! WITH the score tied at 45-45, 4 a Bick (CraBh. Vioo, 8.10 wieonriiant, Tine iF, int Th i 8 é { p 51 J ckmann art LEAR LLL arad J 4 4 Athletic Association's Board of fqj1owing two more successful free 3 j0: he Veep Wl frckmanni, 1080, 745."4.00; Thank You Sir. (H, Kens), 360. dry . rai A 3g ; - ’ ly Doubl $86 1 7-8 an Gil, (L.C. Cook}, 10.20, 6.00, ed nr! aguee) yesterday to wait Shays by Sallatip and Jones, i oD Miy Double paid $486.10 8.00. ou Pan. Mo a ookh 10.30, 6.90, N y » 3 ti . y i i chunky ay: Aampp nu the 4.40; Madam Cross, «J Breckonsi, 10.90, B! ' . Kraig), © . PEBBLE BEACH, Cal’, Jan. 12—The worst rain and 4nti *e efore:making a final chunk a) umpp put 319 Madam Crofh Hind ickonsl, oo Frisk. | (H Craig)” 9.46, 820. 34h: : . decision on whether to hold the Knicks ahead to stay with a long "s"_Ghu. (C_Burr 10.20. 6.40. 400; aRe- lent Mirth, (H Keene, 4.60, 3.60; Saw ory of the touring golf professionals Wartick Count sectional tourney 5° S10! Irom the side, peater, (5. Dimaurol, “Too, '4shi Alexis. Buster, F. Bone). 40, 0 CL y Sec 3 ‘ourne The omnipresent Gallatin then|and Mrs. E Schule entry, 550. 5.10 3.60. 339, Pome Town Loh; ISesaen 240, at Lynnville or Boonville o . : pla Dr Ash TIAY 13. Preckona), } AT KANT ANITA , : sank two more successful lay- 3210: Lees Bey. (E. J. Knapp), 14.40. 530: AT SANTA ANITA . : CL d Ply Jo st 25 1—-Sonreido (Y. York). 12.60, 420, 3603 The THSAA recently announced ups and the Knicks drove to a FUEL oR 0 Rot 103.50, dhPortland Fox (W., Shoemaker), 3.60, “In my many years of Lynnville would get the center 58-51 lead by the end of the 29.80 1.00; Scotch Bim, JK. Church} 110 dhover Past (S. Brooks), 2.50, 2.70, playing, that was “the worst Where nine Warrick County | third quarter. In that disastrous Batehelle al Burr), 8.60, 4.40, 330; 6 io ons Claude WR eater), 23.000 ian > Vic v ; : g : > Ta : 3 . | session, New ( York totaled 30 aapsle H. Woodhouse), 4.30. 330. Com- 1480: By-Law O (G. Glisson), 11.70, Horton Smith, President of the Weather I've ever tried to navi- teams meet, if its new. gymna- lua oo eee bat Boots, (B. Green), 550. aShuiman 3—Oration (W. Shoemaker), 9.10, 480, gate. On the 17th hole, which .isj is completed in t |.points while the Olymps, Who had and Trio stable entry 340; Top Royal (S. Brooks); 6.20, 4.80; a Bate. A ny : um is compieted In time, enjoyed a 17-6 advantage during 8—Dandellon {C. Burr), 9.10, 430, 3.50: Pine Street (G.*Glisson). 7.40. -- near hassle developed last night/371 yards, I used a drive, two- r 5 a | enjoye 7ant, M. Cork, (J. Breckons), 430. 3.80; Roval 4—Le Monde (R. L. Baird), 20.60, 8.90: ig wood and two-iron and hit them| . the first five, minutes of the Freedom, (T. Barrow), 1130 Down De ane (E. Arcaro), 8.70. 610; | A LETTER dated Jan. 8 ar- - 9-—Pamela-H. (A. Catalanoi, 6.10, 3.50, Olympic Star (B James), 27.10 , all full to reach the green. That terd I the 1 d game, were held to a measly 17. i420. Mental Gymnast (C. Burn, 8.60, 6.30; 5-Wright Angle (T. Atkinson). 13.00, ' ion rived yesterday and the boar Kelly Away (J. Skelly). 4.20 5.80. 400. aPari-Cross (J Longden), 5.00, isn't good conditions for golf. : : $8 = AT FAIR GROUNDS : 340: bNo Buts (B. E. Pearson), 4.20, 7, i & sessi J é mm y 5 ’ : 3 Jen Boy > p x 2.40, aKing B Arca Stable y. - At times we had to hold the balls/in regular session agreed to wait. | IT WAS Gallatin, Borvla and s 5 Jennings Boy (C. Billeaud. 12.40. #Kine ros -Ar adia_Stable entry. bPhil ” 5 io rr NX | 3 3 { 1 R 6 5 Ipecial 0 i "Ar on the green with our hands to It was signed by County Supt.!1umpp over and over again in the, 3.40, 4.00: Cats Fonindenon) 1.599; on. |; S;-Special Touch IE. Arcara), 8.80. 3.00, keep them from blowing away. Harvey K. Hendrickson and the fourth period as the fading! Prefer Troutt (H. Keene 5.60, 400, Big Blue Cloth R a 4 10. 0. 14.30. 50 i i Gravel (8. Armstrong). 4.20 7—-Lion \ Cook), 60.40, 30, § ’ Py She Sh a principals of Elberfeld, Folsom- Olymps strove vainly to check the Bye! Daily Double Paid $360.20 Moo h (E. Arca 420, 2.380; Blue {tha > onli} 3 re IV A nick 3.—Beautiful Jane (B. Ussery), 980, 620. Reading (B. Pearson. 280 . the cancellation of a golf tourna-Ville, Newburgh, Selvin, Chandler, runaway Knicks. Ouisialamg oo 360. Chevion Ace (J. Baird), 3360. 1130. 8 —aHitherto (W. M Cook, 790. 340 CSU -1 : i i y osi cause: was uckshot Tricia Fiske (H Craig). 3.40 290: Sang Land (J. Longden) 50, 3°10: AS A RESULT of today’s post | ment apply to the condition of theMil lersburg and Tennyson a losing 2 “1 4—High Carrier (H. Craig), ‘12.00, 840. English Lark (D. Erb), 5.70. aCoupled as {schools O'Brien who got 17 points for 46, Play Edna (H. Keene), 660, 4.00: Bieber-Jacohs entry tc as: r : Indianapolis and big Joe Gra- - e— - - n—— g ¥ » Commissioner 1... V. Phillips \ . ne “THE COURSE wasn't in anisajq it was “virtually certain” |POski, who totaled 16 points.| |unplayable condition,” said Smith, that Winchester would be able to Chiefly through Graboski's ef- BRAKE INSPECT TION drive early -in the third quarter been reduced to a 36-hole affair, “and therefore we couldn't call hold a tourney for 16 Randolph forts, the Olympians forged to al n \County teams. Winchester was 34-28 halftime lead, but Indiarap- ~ ‘y mith wa in his i olis had no one to stop Gallatin. r/ m v | Smit s supported assigned the center but the OlS Sy ao lr fans our The main protesting members stand by: Peter Hay, the veteran [HSAA reserved the right to| New York (86) Olympians Pp : — y | a zg ft pf fg ft p — over yesterday's play were Dr.ipro at Pebble Beach, and Ray|move it to Farmland if necessary. Vandemeehe! § 0 Barnhorst.f 3 21 Peace of Mind the acting tournament) rere errr R.McGuire.f 4 0 3Holland {| 1 o 1 ~~ —— . . Gallatin f 10 3 2/Graboski, ! h otis Dies at Cage Tourney |aMcourer 1 0 Slane, 1 2 3 os Stop in at " ‘ J 2 7 —1S} : 0 1 0'Tosheff.g 333 He sien drew SUpPUL HOM DE es Te Bon 5 err, VER D LASER 14 eard’s Brake Service (pale . 0SS, 0, ecatur 1 Boryla.g 8 2 3lJoness {school English teacher and bas- Zasloisky.g $31} | EAST ST FR. 2233 ketball time-keeper, collapsed and | 5 32 ol Tolan ETT 132 N. . . died of a heart attack today after| [otal OF fi ted Jones: Graboski 3 ESTABLISHED IN 1924 {officiating at the Adams county Lofgran 2. Baris; 2 Toshett 1, Vandeneghe, . cGulre , Sim

County H.S. Tourney

| APPROXIMATELY 72 contestants representing six teams will compete in the fourth annual Marion County high school wrestling championships at Tech Saturday. Shortridge, which eked out at 43 to 42 victory over

|prep hardwood tourney here. Officisls—Larry Pitkoff, Sid Borgis. ———

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Southport last year, will be de-| fending team chanipion.

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=» ” = | TECH, which won the county]

The Tech, 103, and Ron Baumgart of Cards, who have placed second|gouthport, 112, will move up one Pollak won {Chauncey McDaniel, went on to|gtate 103-pound title and was! |win the state championship, but|yoted the most outstanding wres-| (have lost men in eight of last|{jer in the state tourney last year! year's 12 weight classes. las a sophomore.—J. A. !

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: titl i will rue Shortridge Defeats "In Fact, 2 Men in Football {imi ton vi: a 2105

By United Press I TEMPE, Ariz., Jan. 12—Arizona)| State College at Pempe President Grady Gammage disclosed today that a former Big Ten football| . player—Joe Matesic of the Uni-| versity of Indiana, performed for the Sun Devils under his brother's name during the 1951 season. |

Matesic registered at Arizona ' State under the name of Edward]

of the University of Indiana records shows that Joe Matesic played varsity football in 1950

standing Big Ten prospective linemen. He didn’t wait out his full year to obtain eligibility before playing at Arizona State, as is required. °

and was listed as one of the out-|8ual

with Shortridge. Coach Treichler’s

potentially « strong Greenclads,

Heavyweight Denny Krick deci-

are the only unbeaten team in sioned Dick Weddle, 265-pounder,

meet competition in six

Devils. ” 8 »

3 to 0, in- the final match to give |meets, having downed the Blue |Shortridge’s mat team a 22 to 19] victory over Southport at South-| port last night. Krick scored Lan |

| COACH LEO SHIVELY'S De- escape and a take-down in the] catur Central team, promising |second period to break the 19-all| with only one Ioss in dual meets team deadlock before the final

[to date; Milt Hiat's Broad Ripple match.

DOCTOR Gammage issued the|squad and Lou Parnell's Ben| Shortridge won seven of the 12]

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Matesic played in every game igtereq and our registrar confor Arizona State and was listed tacteq his high school principal|at 8:30 a. m. with the semifinals ,.

THE GRIDDER'S brother—Edward A, Matesic—lives in Phoenix, College officials say a check

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Andrew Matesic, and went bY|tonowing formal state ; the nickname of Andy. He left 8 siatement!

school several days ago, and Was|yna¢ one of our football players

{another person. This man reg-|uled at 7:30 a. m. Twenty-four 6-4 {preliminary bouts will be staged a:

a university |

‘had attended one year. A letter

from the registrar there showed ®finals

this report to be false,

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now develops that the transcript presented and the name assumed belonged to another party, and]

|registrar was on the wrong man. A thorough and full scale investi-! gation is being made, and appropriate action will be taken , , .”

all its games for 1951, Dr, Gammage said he didn’t know. But he declared—and we quote, “If that is the right thing to do, I cer-

[Davis team will round out the matches. Summary:

“It has come to my attention | sextet.

as a “freshman.” He was con-ang got a clean report. The reg-| : sidered one of the conference's|istar also a ep § (dated at 10:30 a. 1.

outstanding tackles moving welll where it was reported the plaver! and fast for his 245 pounds. p player for 1

Consolation bouts

awarded on a 6-4-2-1 basis. » » ”

COMPETITION will be staged widie. 51 all the information secured by the In the following weights: 95, 103, Redecker. 5-7

112, 120, 127, 133, 138, 145, 154, 165, 175 and heavyweight. No boys will defend titles won 5in the .same weight class. Last|a-

| When asked whether ‘the col-| Year's champions, Harry Rasdall ph ag

95—Hinds (80.)

45. 5 112—Rasdall (So) decisioned Glanzman.

120~Baumgart (8o.) decisioned Lanian, 2-0 127-~Baker (8h.) decisioned Williams, 5

133—E. “Praed (8h.) decisioned Hughes

138—Bose (8h.) pinned Griesmier, 3:40 145—D. Praed (8h.) decisioned Haviland 4 .

154—Ashman (8o0.) pinned Jruine. 1:30 165-~Jeiter (8h.) decisioned Edwards, 3

175—Anthony (8h) pinned Fink, 2:30 Hwt.—Kirck. (8h.) decisioned Weddle 0 : Ben Davis’ varsity downed Southport's

THE STATEMENT goes on: “It day night. Team points will be (reserves, 20 to 18. Summary

95~Pratt (BD), decisioned Orme, 6-0. 103—Bruce 180.) decisioned Neese, 3-2 1 “Rohley (80.) defeated Jester. 8-0 —8cherschell decisioned Din-

ningham (BD) deeisioned

133—Webb (So0.) La Fevre, 6-2 138—Key (80.1 decisioned Oglesby, 7-4, 145—Bradfield decisioned Grubb. 7-4 155—Coons (So.) decisioned Pritchett

4. 165—Plum (BD) decisioned Benedict (BD),

(80.)

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lege would be required to forefeit Of Southport, 95; Bob Pollak of | Hwt.—Townsend (BD) pinned Harrell,

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| - “Yes, he is."

J. HINGTON Michigan Sfate College defeated!

swimming dual meet in the cy[clone pool

tainly would make no protest if| the games were forfeited. We got | Robie, and I am afraid that is.

Unavailable for comment were)

‘|C. L. Southern, Border Confer-|

ence representative, and Coach! Larry Siemering, both of whom are attending a meeting in Cincinnati. : | ‘Dr. Gammage’'s statement did | not mention Matesic by name. Asked pointly it the former Indi-| ana star was the man referred to, Dg. Gammage replied:

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