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Hornets Gun For First AL Hockey Title

The Pittsburgh Hornets, gunning for their first American Hockey League championship,

tangle with the injury-riddled Providence Reds at Duquesne Gardens tonight in the opening ame of the best.of-seven game Ider Cup playoffs. Coach King Clancy, who kept the Hornets on top of the league's Western Division throughout the regular season, was confident his skaters would go on to capture their first trophy in 18 years of competition, # . ¥ “WE'RE ALL in pretty good shape for the opener,” Clancy reported after conducting final tyneup drills at nearby Johnstown, Pa. “Frank Mathers still is a

little tender around his eye, but|

he'll see plenty of action.” Mathers, a star defenseman for the Wasps, was gashed under the left eye by a skate during a practice session last Friday, However, he has responded to treatment and is expected to be used freely. . Two other Hornets injured in the playoff series with Hershey, Leo Boivin and Phil Maloney, are Back in harness and set for tonight's conteset.

BUT PROVIDENCE Coach Terry Reardon wasn't so happy Sve his squad's physical condin. There was a definite possibility that ace Right-Winger Zellio Toppazzini may be on the sidelines. Toppaasini suffered a muscle sprain in his shoulder last week a a playoff tilt against Cincin. nati. Moreover, Barry Sullivan was nursing a bad knee and a broken foe on his left foqt. Pat Egan had a banged up knee cap and Art Miculak was troubled by a pulled leg muscle.

Columbus Wins Dual Track Meet

Jéhn Hows and Ed Yeley scored double victories yesterday to lead Columbus to an 89-44 victory in a dual track meet with Southport, 5S He n Pi Hine rs. > 1001, Howe (C); 2, Yeley (C); 3, Jones dite: Breage (C): 3, Gerrison (CG); > oo ao: Wikon 8); 3. (C). 84.

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SIGNS OF SPRING~—A Columbia University crew lifts a boat into the air in New York and heads for Spuyten Duyvil inlet near Baker Field in preparation for the season's first practice session. The crew will work out in the waters around the Hudson River until the competition between colleges begins in earnest, and the energy expended won't hurt their muscles any,

4-Man Probe Team To Back NCAA Code

By United Press

CHICAGO, Apr. 8—A four-man investigating team laid

plans today to back the National Collegiate Athletic Asso-

NCAA's executive director Walter Byers and three members of the membership committee: John Hurlbut of Stanford, King Hendricks of Utah State and Tom.J. Hamilton of Pittsburgh, The team will serve as a factfinding unit under the direction of the membership committee, turning over {ts finding to the committee for final decision. It will answer complaints and handle violations of the NCAA's code. # # # PUNISHMENT will be meted out by the membership committee which was authorized at the January convention to investigate any violations,

lapsed at Dallas two years ago when the convention tossed out, by vote, the so-called “sanity

The policy-making council at a meeting here yesterday made

ciation’s code governing college sports. Named to the newly constituted group were the

several interpretations of code regulations. e council ruled that workouts, chalk talks or film showings shall be counted as regular practice sessions under the order which restricts out of season drills in football and basketball to 20 sessions in 30 days. » = . THE BIG TEN previously had ‘considered chalk talks as regular practice sessions,

It was believed all NCAA members would comply with the ruling. The television committee reported to the council it had dis-

The organization's earlier -at- cussed 12 plans for live video of| CHICAGO-Jey Watkins 138 Detroit, tempt at Rn its code col-| football next autum. a Po i Yemuidion be, Cin nuey

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By United Press MONTREAL, Apr. 8! Banking heavily on rookies for a needed pick-me-up, the Montreal Canadiens meet the Boston Bruins tonight in the de-

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Southpaw Inasy Rolls 662 To Pace Keglers

Jim Inasy, a southpaw bowler, |le Xe Fe Si00d pl baits aie i: led the men bowlers across the Marge Tpit esti Sterling 600-line last night rolling a 862 a Boman NR ai Davie" series for the pacemaking 8chul-| Maurer .. _.... ...... ...... . . meyer Bakery at Broad Ripple, fone ievs Bumpl, 8 Entiren The ladies were topped in the 800 arthy Hari : HC class by Ann Sauter who rolled trude Specht, REE wa kava nnn her ninth 600 series with a 621/315 Blivsnee™ Tog wingahisid for the Ban-Dee Restaurant in the gaverne i R a estau Yaver Men's Shop Classic at|iares Moffhe ye Pennsylvania, a Foul Qureh -.. Inasy put together games of Fill, "hrrsen, Or Thaurencs .- 236, 193 and 233 to get his top Maxine Thay fr.

ciding game of their National Hockey League Stanley Cup semifinal playoff. : 3 With the series tied at three games each, the winner of to-| night's clash will qualify to pldy! the well-rested Detroit Red Wings| in the best-of-seven Stanley Cup finals beginning later this week. " » »”

IF THE Canadiens can succeed in eliminating the Bruins with! the help of newcomers Paul Masnick and Ed Mazur, the victory will prove a tribute to Coach| Dick Irvin's remarkable success with rookies this season. RE During a large part of the regular campaign, especially when Maurice (Rocket) Richard was sidelined by a groin injury, the

Bernie Geoffrion, Dickie Moore, Dick Gamble and’ Dollard St. Laurent. . And when Centers Ken Mos-| dell and John McCormack were! lost to the team in the playoffs because of injuries, Irvin plucked 21-year-old Masnick from Cincinnati and 22-year-old Mazur from

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w MAZUR SCORED the opening| goal and Masnick the winning tally in the second overtime period last Bunday night as the Canadiens came from behind to edge the Bruins, 3-2, at Boston and staved off elimination from the semifinal playoffs. Irvin, making no predictions, sald: “I can promise" you, the Bruins will get a terrific battle.”

Weik Regains Control

Pitching for Army

FT. LEONARD WOOD, Mo. Apr. 8 (UP)~Dick Welk, for five years an American Leaguer with Cleveland and Washington, headed a GI baseball pitching staff today, Welk has found control, the Army sald, and the Hilltoppers hope he will be able to lead them through a rugged schedule, . Ft. Leonard Wood's team will be managed by Vern Rapp, promising young catcher from the St. Louis Cardinal chain. Rapp expects to do most of the backstopping.

Fight Resutls

Canadiens were carried along by Ot. Gray, their “fabulous five” rookies lim Jatxeen, Alison Paul Meger,/C

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CAREY.ING LOAD ~ Andy Carey, Yankees' rookia third baseman, is the hottest thing In the 1952 Grapefruit Circuit, batted safely in the first seven exhibition games for a 519 average. Signed off the St. Mary's, Cal., campus, the 21. year-old slugger hit 14 home

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The pros will have a day of merchandise displays, talks and the program will be climaxed by the annual banquet at 7:30 tonight. Smith, twice winner of the Masters, was to conduct & clinic at 4 p. m. Bob Harlow will

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All sessions today were slated for the Antlers Hotel, :

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