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10 The Monroe News-Star Wednesday, January'9, 1952 22 Teams Participate In Oak Grove Basketball Event Opening Tonight HE'S READY TO TALK Oak Grove, Jan. 9. teams 12 in the division and ten in the class will participate in the annual Oak Grove High School Invitational Basketball Tournament here Thursday. Friday and Saturday, it was announced by Cecil Johnson, Oak Grove cor ch. Three games will serve as the tournament kickoff Thursday night with the Forest and Tallulah boys appearing in the first game at 6 The Mer Rouge and tieello girls follow with a game at 7:30 and quintets of Oak Crove and Oak Ridge play at! 9 Bastrop, Lake Providence.

Epps, and Kilbourne loom big as favorites in the division which includes teams from Monticello, Delhi. Mer Rouge, Pioneer, Oak Ridge, Tallulah, Forest, and Oak Grove. The Oak Grove girls, defending state Class A champions and unbeaten in two years, rule as favorites in their class along with Kilbourne, Epps, and Pioneer. The darkhorses are Mer Rouge, Bas- trop. Monticello.

Lake Providence, Forest and Delhi. Coach Johnson announced pair-j ings for the event as follows: Boys Thursday: Forest vs. Tallulah, 6i p.m.: Oak Ridge vs. Oak Grove, 9 p.m. Friday: Delhi vs.

Monticello. 9 trop vs. Oak Ridge Oak Grove winner, 7:30 p.m. Saturday: Epps is. Pioneer -Mer Rouge winner, 9 a.m.; Kilbourne vs.

Delhi-Monticello winner. 10:30 a.m. Semi-finals at 1:30 and 4:30 Championship final at 8:15 p.m. Girls Thursday: Mer Rouge vs. Monticello, 7:30 p.m.

Friday: Delhi vs. Bastrop, 10:30 a.m.; Oak Grove vs. Forest. 1:30 p.m.; Lake Providence vs. Epps.

4:30 p.m.: Kilbourne vs. Mer Rouge- Monticello winner, 6 p.m.; Pioneer vs. Delhi-Bastrop winner, 9 p.m. Saturday: Semi-finals at 12 noon and 3 p.m. Championship final at 7 p.m.

COACHESDEFEND DIAMOND POLICY Say College Baseball Already Under- Emphasized Cincinnati, Jan. UP first formal reply to the sweeping reform proposals made by the committee of the national council on education came out of the gathering of college athletic a.m.; Pioneer vs. Mer Rouge, 12 bigwigs here Tuesday, noon- Lake Providence vs. 1 orest- The committee o. the Tailulah winner, 3 p.m.; and Bas- American Association of College -------------------------------------------------------Baseball Coaches, meeting in connection with the National Collegiate A.

A. convention, decided to issue a statement of position. Aroused by the de- DACT for curtailment. of the base- Hayamafca, McDonald LHKLIlflOL I bal1 season, among others, and by general criticism of college sports, Score Victory In Mat ---------------------------------------the coaches re-affirmed their be- SllCCeeds Lambeau Asilief that college baseball had beet under-emphasized rather than overemphasized. The full text of the statement was to be made public after a committee decided upon the wording.

Members of the executive com Eddie Stanky will be a rookie again this season when he takes over as manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, but he says be ready to talk baseball with anyone. believe in this no says the peppery Stanky, shown at his home in Fair hope, with his favorite hunting gun and Peggy, a six- month-old hound he is training. (AP Wirephoto.) KUHARICH GETS CURTIS BROTHERS LOSE TAG TUSSLE Jack, Jack put Hayamaka in an unbreakable leg hold and the Jap. tions in the anese surrendered.

DRASTIC PLANS DRAW CRITICISM Presidents' Deemphasis Program Could Doom N. C. A. A. Cincinnati, Jan.

9. Criticism of the college drastic program for deemphasizing athletics swelled Tuesday, and university heads were warned they may be dooming the N. C. A. A.

to a slow death. think wonderful the presidents are taking this interest in said Adm. Thom Hamilton, athletic director at the University of Pittsburgh, if they want to make changes they shduld do it through the N. C. A.

A. is their body for governing athletics. Every delegate here has the endorsement of his president. Let the presidents work through the N. C.

A. A. they attempt to set up and enforce a program independently through the American Council of Education they might as well discard the N. C. A.

A special committee, meeting Monday in Washington, called for far sterner measures in a list of recommendations to the American council. The presidents called for abolishment cl bowl games, athletic scholarships and out of season practices and tournaments. They also vrged the salaries be made to conform with those of regular faculty members. only read the recommenda- said Bernie BASKETBALL The last fall was the rowdiest of the night, with all hands doing plenty of slugging. The windup came when Jack and George swapped turns in the ring to throw Hayamaka up, down and every way Moore, commissioner of the Southeastern Conference, I didn't like what I saw.

sure be a lot of Wes Fesler of Minnesota, criticizing the spring practice provision. commented: might as well tell a violinist he prac- Show Coach Of Pro Gridders Chicago, Jan Kuharich, 34, coach of the Lnivcr- indicated, however, that sity of San Francisco's unbeaten they felt baseball deserved special 1951 eleven, Tuesday was named consideration because oi its recre- head coach of the Chicago Cardi-i ational value and because many college players are preparing to go into the professional game. They favored retention of the N.C.A.A. Kuharich, former Notre Dame championship tournament, which By Paul Jasper Sugi Hayamaka and McDonald whipped Jack and George Curtis last night in the third fall of a tag team wrestling match at Gus Arena due to an over-anxious George Curtis, who at- possible for him to be thrown. Then Jack put the same hold which won the second fall on the Japanese.

McDonald seemed about to enter the ring and break it up so over-eager George jumped in from 210-pound the other side and in so doing lost 6 Coach Ben Scbwartz- walder stated: long as we have big time football there will be de- the bout. The referee turned to see what was ailing George and, incidentally. put him back outside the ropes tracted the referee attention kmg when the referee turned his back, nals. He signed tract. a two year con- enough for Hayamaka and McDonald to win the match.

Although both Hayamaka and McDonald had been billed as being clean wrestlers, nothing of the McDonald poled Jack in the back of the head with his fist, Jack went out. Hayamaka made the pin and the referee counted him out. Two ten minute preliminary and Cardinal star guard, becomes woujd 5 eliminated under the scr' was evidenced in last night koUts, Hayamaka and George in the National Football League proposals, and opposed match as they pulled hair, slugged one an(j McDonald and Jack in the athletes onto squads. Southern Mbthodists's athletic director, Matty Bell, added: these rules go into effect there will be more under-the-table dealings than you ever saw. keep everything out in the Henry Frnka declared that he felt salaries have not been abused.

against any deemphasis of coaches' he commented. youngest mentor. His salary was eurtailed practice seasons, not disclosed but was believed to The committee program be $15,000 annually. would limit baseball practice and Kuharich succeeds Earl L. (Cur-, games to the period between March lyi Lambeau, who resigned 10 days i and commencement.

This would before the 1951 N. F. L. season end-1 ruie out fall practice held at ed. two season Cardi-! several schools and indoor work- nal regime was cut short by a outs in the late winter, smoldering feud with Walter Meanwhile N.

C. A. A. President ner. club general director, and Hugh c.

Willett of the University coaching assistants. 0f Southern California, pointed out Directed through the final two that pending legislation probably games by a trio of assistants, the will not be affected by the presi- Cardinals finished last in the N. F. report. American Conference with a ---------------o--------------3-3 record.

Wolfner announced Ku- hcrich's long rumored appointment at a news conference. Kuharich resigned recently from the U. of San Francisco. The school Juniors Beat St. Paschal junior high basketball subsequently announced it was; team defeated St.

Paschal's of dropping intercollegiate football. West Monroe, 31 to 8, in a Ouachita- 1951 record of nine Lincoln League game yesterday as straight wins marked the best grid Center Fincher led the way with season in U. S. F. history.

BLIGHTERS Lights Quicktr Never Gums Wick REMOVE Many Spots With MUFTI SPOT REMOVER ten points. The lineups: St. Paschal Pos. Neville Marzula (4) May Moses Stephens Lyons Fincher Guidry (4' Stevens Totier Substitutes: St. Paschal's-Webb.

Neviile-Maxwell, Hannah. Cerneg- lia, Yergcr McNabb (2), Lewis, Dollar Smith, Causey. and kicked the Curtis brothers throughout the whole of the performance. In the first fall, Hayamaka and George Curtis started the proceedings and wrestled draggily around the ling. The action livened up a bit after Jack Curtis entered the ring and Hayamaka and he sparred around the ring for a few moments.

Hayamaka tried his sleep hold on Jack and gave the fans an anxious second while waiting to see if Curtis would come out. He did, but it didn't do him much good. He tagged George, and ka tagged McDonald. McDonald, short, squat, and hefty ex-lumberjack, pulled George into the corner where Hayamaka was standing everything broke loose at once. Swapping turns in the ring, maka and McDonald put George through a fast collection of slugging, with fists and the side of hand, bounced off the other, were both draws.

---------------o----------Bastrop Divides With Winnsboro Bastrop, Jan. 9. Bastrop High School basket- Hunt And Whit-oker Cage Team Plays Ogden Here The Hunt and Whitaker Sports of the City Basketball League of Monroe will meet the Ogden Independents here this evening at ball teams divided a double header 6:30 at the Selman Field with Winnsboro in Class A district! gymnasium(No admission will be charged for play here Tuesday night, the Ram tjje gamej and cage fans are jn. quintet winning 55 36 after the vited to attend as guests of the ri- Bastrop girls had lost to the visit- val quintets. ing sextet, 42 to 19.

i --------------o------------A. W. Reed led the Bastrop boys no icebergs were re- to their second straight league con-. below the 46th parallel along quest with 16 points. Teammate Ld itbe southern of Newfoundland.

Francis was close behind with 13. Cheek of Winnsboro led his team College Southeastern La. 83. S. L.

I. 66. Louisiana College 60, Centenary 55. N. C.

State 85, South Carolina 76. Arkansas A. and M. 65, Henderson State 62. Clemson 70, Furman 65.

Bradley 57, St. Louis 56 (2 overtimes). Geo. Washington 79, Richmond 54. Buffalo 80, Niagara 78.

Notre Dame 55, Butler 49. Emory and Henry 80, Milligan 52. Arkansas Tech 86, Little Rock J. C. 62.

LaSalle 75, Temple 59. St. Bonaventure 76. Canisius 61. Findlay 95, Ashland 65.

Wilmington 87, Chase 79. Dartmouth 59, New Hampshire 58. Ohio Northern 80, Bluffton 62. Manhattan 83, Brooklyn College 43. West Virginia Tech 92, Concord (W.Va.) 61.

Alderson-Broaddus 82, Beckiey (W. Va.) 71. West Virginia State 76, Bluefield (W. Va.) 51. Glenvilie (W.

Va.) 69. Salem (W. Va.) 66. Westminster (Pa.) 84. Waynesburg 36.

Edinboro 57, Slippery Rock 61. Randolph-Macon 56, Newport News Apprentice Schools 46. T. C. U.

42, Rice 30. Arkansas Teachers 81, Arkansas College 61. Texas 41. S. M.

U. 31. Hobart 65. Ithaca 62. Brandeis 66, Westover Air Force 65.

Wofford 87. 64 Champlain 73, Union (N. 62. Oklahoma A. and M.

49. Oklahoma 40. Howard 57, Birmingham-South- ern 51. Valparaiso 53. Wayne 50.

Professional New York 107. Rochester 74. Indianapolis 82. Minneapolis 75. I Boston 83, Milwaukee 70.

M'Coy Wins Again At Fair Grounds New Orleans, Jan 9 McCoy. 53 year otd jockey, rode his second winner in a week at the Fair Grounds Tuesday to continue his amazing comeback to racing, Goggles rode Miss. Bellevue, a two-year-old. over furlong.v in :22.4. Last week, in his first race since leaving retirement, 99-pound Jimmy won on Epic King, another two-year old.

Miss Bellevue is owned by Margaret Mile and paid $41.60. $13.20 and $7.80. She started well and won driving, Bugle Drums won the featured Ocean Springs Purse, making the 1 1-16 mile in 1:45 2-5. He won by three lengths after leading all the way. Bugle Drums, owned by Sam E.

Wilson, paid $3.20, $2.60 and 2 20 Second was Botafogo, naming 3.60 and $2.20. Third was Crystal Pass, paying $2.40. points each, and only five points for hign scoring honors in leading the Independents to victory. 0 1.000 GIRLS LEAGUE Today's Games Winnsboro vs. Louisiana ness College, 7:30 p.

m. Busi- CITY LEAGUE JUNIOR LEAGUE Team Won Lost Pet. Ridge Avenue ...................5 DeSiard Optical 4 3 L. T. 1................................

2 DeMolay 2 St. .800 .600 .400 .333 .000 Team Wen Lost Pet. Red Shield Club 3 Three-Way Finance 1 Hunt and Whitaker 2 La. Business College 1 West Monroe 0 1.000 1.000 .500 .333 .000 Results Three-Way Finance 38, Hunt and Whitaker 26. Only game scheduled.

Three-Way Finance latest entry in the City Basketball League, won its opening game last night by defeating Hunt and Whitaker, 38 to 26, with every member of the squad sharing in the scoring. Brown and Chambless led Three-Way with eight points each, but J. L. Meyers of Hunt and Whitaker as high scorer with nine. The lineups: H.

and W. Pos. J. E. Meyers(6'F Rav Foster (5) Nix J.

L. Meyers Brown Higgins (1) LeBlanc Colvin (5) (1) Miller Substitutes: H. and Cerneglia. DuPriest, Brown Hargiss, Frisby. Plonsky (2), Berry (2), Wilson Zappone (4), Chambless Team MIDGET LEAGUE Won Lost Pet.

Red Shield Club 4 3 L. T. 1....................................2 St. 1 Futch and Sims 0 Black Knights .0 1.000 .750 .500 .250 .000 .000 11 Results St. Matthew's 22, Black Knights Red Shield 27.

L. T. I. 13. Independents 17, Futch and Sims Undefeated Red Shield Club dropped L.

T. I to third place in the Midget Basketball League last night under a 27-13 defeat, while St. climbed from the cellar to fourth place with a 22-9 win over the Black The Independents took over second place by socking Futch and Sims, 17 to 11 Rice of Red Shield was high scorer of the night with 14 points. Norman and Guiriando led the St. triumph with seven Results DeMolay 13, St.

11. Independents 21, DeMolay 10. DeMolay'broke even in a Junior League basketball double header last night, defeating St. 13-11, in the opener and dropping the nightcap to the independents, 21-10. Goza sparked the DeMolay attack with six points in each game.

Abington, with seven points, led the Independent in tightening their hold on third place, while high scorers for St. Matthew were Eberts and Swaggart, each w-ith four. Tech To Conduct Separate Meets For Prep Cagers Ruston, Jan. 9. (Special) High school basket ban tuur.ia- naments at Louisiana Tech will be conducted in two div.sions this year in continuation of the practice established last year by the North Louisiana Rally Association, it was announced following a recent meeting of the association at the college.

Starting the round of high school basketball tournament competition at Tech will be the Class teams, both boys and girls, cn Friday and Saturday, February 15 and The following week end. boys and teams from Class A and Class schools will meet here in tournament play on Friday and Saturday, February 22 and 23. Chairman of the meeting at which these dates weNt scheduled was M. J. Haynes, principal of Lisbon High School and president of the North Louisiana Rally Association.

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