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6 The Monroe News-Star Tuesday. January 15, 1952 Hayamaka, Take On Curtis Boys Again In Relay Ssrap Tonight Sporls Roundup The unbeaten (here) closed for the holidays. Hayamaka light heavyweight wrestling cham- slood in the estimation of the £, TT fans until he tangled with Jack pion, Sugi Havamaka, return Curtis in a championship bout here Gus Kallio Arena cohight along f0ur weeks ago. The match went with McDonald to take to a 90-minute draw, but Haya- on Jack and George Curtis in a maka had to use a few unfair tac- i tics to get that close. The tag team match will have a tag team bout.

The Curtis boys, beaten by a fluke in last match against the same pair, are looking for enge in tonight's return match, according to Promoter Kallio. The and the fans were pretty well aroused last week after Hayamaka and McDonald had teamed up on Jack Curtis to win the match alter Curtis had placed Hayamaka in an unbreakable leg hold. Upon seeing his Japanese partner about to lose the bout. McDonald simply leanets his bulky frame over the ropes and downed Curtis with a blow in back of the head. The referee had his back turned at the time and looked around just in time to see maka pinnin? Jack Curtis, so he counted him out.

The fans set up a yell, but by then it was too late to do anything. It looked for a feu minutes like the ns would leap on McDonald, Hayamaka and the referee but they quieted down and no trouble started. The Curtis brothers seemed to have the match sewed up most of the way in last bout, although they lost ihe first and last falls. They went through their performances With all the grace of the good wrestlers they are, getting into trouble only when McDonald decided to use his fists. McDonald, making his first appearance here in about six years, had an instant effect on the fans.

They booed him lordly from the minute he left his dressing room until the time he went back. However, he put on a good show and seemed unawed by the prowess of the up to Jack whenever fist fighting developed. In fact the only one of the wrestlers who was somewhat of a disappointment was Hayamaka. Despite the fact that he is a champion, he put on a poor showing in the match and was nearly always on the receiving tud of all the punishment. He has slipped a lot in the estimation of the fans, who liked hini on his first appearance here but have since gone from indifference to outright dislike of the little Japanese champion.

He showed none of his former skill in the match, but with the aid of McDonald ent on to win again. Hayamaka has never lost a match here la which he appeared 90-minute time limit with two falls to win. and to prevent last fiasco from happening again Kallio has promiced to have two referees, By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. New York, Jan. about the troubles of over-emphasized football, wait until you hear the pros moan about their emphasized Yanks: Jack The National League has to deal with that problem during the next few days.

Ted Collins, finally tired of losing dough, says going to demand a change. From what we hear, Tim Mara would be just as happy to have Ted get out of town so he could put the road games on television. There is talk about a move to Baltimore, but the former Colts owners still NORTHEAST SURE OF ANOTHER BIG CAGE SPECTACLE More Schools Expected To Enter Before Mondoy ETBALL College South one to watch the wrestlers in the think they got a fast brush from ring and the other to watch those league and likely would insist outside the ropes. on being declared Int. There will also be two short time or Houston, of course, but limit bouts opponents from liavm8 Just the different tag teams.

Fans attending the election day matches will be able to keep up With election returns at the same time. Promoter Kallio has announced election returns will be announced at the arena every 15 minutes. --------o--------Neville, Bastrop Capers To Play Twin Bill Here Neville High School appear in their third class A conference double header here tonight at 7 and 8 against the boys and girls of Bastrop High School. quintet is so far unbeaten in conference play while Coach Bob Tigers have won one and lost one. The game will be a battle of league cellar-dwellers as each sextet has yet to win a contest.

Neville's boys lost to Rayville, 43-33. but beat Farme. viHe, 35-33. The Neville girts lost to Rayville and Farmerville. Coach Meador yesterday said his veteran performer, Donald 5tewart, who has been ailing with a bad ankle, will be ready for full duty tonight.

one team in Texas wouldn't be very satisfactory. And then there's the matter of paying off the balance of the 10-year Yankee stadium lease and the payments still due the Maras for letting the Yanks into New' York. Our guess is there any answer. An Underhanded Trick Bob Feerick. the Santa Clara U.

basketball coach who holds the pro record for free-throw accuracy, is fanatically insistent on the advantages of the twohanded, underhand shot. But Bob is reasonable. let the kids shoot any way they they beat the coach in a foul-shooting contest, to be hold at any time on the Santa Clara practice courts. At last report, the Broncos were all shooting fouls way and were among the national leaders in free throw percentages. Purdue Cager Off Team For Row With Neighbor Lafayette, Jan.

15. Ernest (Ernie) Hall, sophomore forward who recently set a two- game Purdue scoring record, was dropped from the Purdue basketball squad Monday after being charged with assault and battery on a Lafayette neighbor. Coach Ray Eddy did not mention the gharge in the announcement that Hall was being cut from the squad. He stated only that the six- foot, two-inch player was being drooped for of training Hall was charged in city court One-Minute Sports Pane You can look for football teams to come closer to the big time under Red Dawson's coaching. While Red still was dickering last week, one of his Michigan State associates remarked he think Dawson would take the job unless Pitt promised to keep a few? more of those good Pennsyl- vania players in their home state.

Cliff Mapes. the Brow ns outfielder, has purchased a ranch in Oklahoma and plans to go into the cattle raising business. We always thought there was enough beefing about the Browns right in St. Louis. Hugh Egan, is leaving his post as sports director of the U.

S. Junior Chamber of Commerce next month to take over a new job as field director for the national golf foundation. The of Connecticut nas a freshman athlete named Perley Gates. With the deadline for acceptance of invitations to the annual Northeast State Invitational Basketball Tournament still a week off, 23 boys and 19 squads have already submitted their applications for entrance into the tourney. The tournament is scheduled for February 8 and 9.

The entry deadline is next Monday. Teams in both boys and divisions have entered from Colum- bia. Bastrop, Collinston, Mangham, Clarks. Eros. Bonita, Epps, Cal-! houn, Kelly, Baskin, St.

of Monroe. Oak Grove, Kilbourne. Neville and Ouachita of Monroe, Weston, Pioneer, and Start. Schools entering the division only are Oak Ridge, Jonesboro- Hodge, Louisiana Training Institute of Monroe, and Ogden. With this large number of teams already promised, it is certain that I at least two tournaments for each division will be required.

Louisiana High School Athletic Association rules limit the number of teams in any one event to 16. In the multiple tourney plan, champions will be crowned in each section, A new feature of the program will be the selection of all tournament teams from each sectional tourney with all individuals so selected to be awarded minature gold basketballs. In addi.ion. awards will be given second place teams in each section. The annual sportsmanship Chuck, awards will be given the boy and girl selected as displaying the best sportsmanship both on and off the courts.

These awards are given by Ed Lockhart of Lockhart Blair; Sports Shop in Monroe. The majority of the officiating in all coates will be done by physical education students of Northeast State. Those already named to officiate in the division arc: Doyle Craighead. Vince Zeppone. Glenn Gossett, Ezra Smith, Greg Lc- Blanc, and Ed Plonsky.

In the division there will be Billye Danley, Carrice Lindsey, Annette Vining, Mickey Salter, Bcity GambreU, Tommy Ann Day, Jo Ann Noland, Mary Womack, I Melba Burgess, Jan Smith and Charlotte Holloway. Additional Northeast students will serve a time keepers and scorers. Loyola of Tech 59. L. S.

U. 103, Miss State 78. S. L. I.

71, Centenary 60. Kentucky 95, Georgia 55. Arkansas 54, Baylor 38. S. M.

U. 40, Texas A and M. 34. Ole Miss 94, Georgia Tech 64. Alabama 63.

Vanderbilt 44. Illinois 78, Indiana 66. Arkansas Tech 61, Arkansas State 59. Kansas State 65. Oklahoma 54.

Minnesota 70, Michigan 60. Kansas 69, Nebraska 66. Missouri 59. Drake 50. Duquesne 88, Westminster 58.

Youngstown 76, Penn 39. Central (O.) 93, Kentucky State 57. Carolina 90, Catawba 83. David Lipscomb 66, Lincoln Memorial 64. George Washington 88, Virginia Tech 74.

Roanoke 66, Bridgewater 50. Wittenberg 71, Ohio Wesleyan 63. Ohio State 85. Purdue 69. West Virginia 91, Wake Forest 57.

North Carolina 78. Davidson 77. Miami i Fla.4 88, Stetson 57. Iowa 78. Northwestern 64.

Louisville 93, William and Mary 63. Delta State 60. Bethel 53. Montana 56. Idaho State 54.

Montana State 62, Colorado College 47. --------o-------- WOLVES SQUEEZE PAST TECH, 60-59 Bertrand High Scorer Of Game With 20 Points Ruston, Jan. 14, Loyola of New' Orleans defeated Lou' isiana Tech 60-59 Monday night in a Gulf States Conference basketball game. Bob Bertrand of Tech scored 20 points and Gus Reynoir of Loyola scored 17. The game was close from the start, Both teams got off slowly and four and a half minutes passed before Tech scored a field goal.

Regardless of weak floor shooting the score was tied twice at the start, 2-2 and 4-4. Not until the end did Loyola take a definite lead. With about three minutes to go Loyola led 66-55, but Bertrand then warmed up hit pace and helped lift Tech back to v. thin one point of tying the final count. Box score: Loyola FG FT PF TP Hanbcrg 2 Vosbein 0 Reynoir 7 Ketchum 7 Galvin 3 Capaliaro 3 Baer 1 Conrad 1 Recreation League JUNIOR Team Ridge DeSiard Optical Independents L.

T. I DeMolay B'LEAGUE Won Lost Pet. 7 6 4 3 1 St. Matthews 1 1.000 .857 .571 .429 .143 .143 Results L. T.

I. 23, St. Matthews 12. DeSiard Optical 2, DeMolay 0 forfeit). Ridge Avenue 21, Independents 15.

Ridge Avenue won seventh straight game in the Junior League yesterday at the Seim an gym. taking the Independents, 21 to 15. Top scorer of the game was Filris with eight points. In the first game of the night L. T.

I. slammed St. Matthews, 23 to 12. with Celestine. of L.

T. 1.. leading with eight oints. DeMolay forfeited its game to Siard Optical. 3 7 0 0 4 17 3 1C 2 7 0 7 3 2 5 4 MIDGET LEAGUE TIGERS GO WILD FOR 103 POINTS Pettit, Dean Lead Smashing Win Over Maroons Baton Rouge.

Jan. 15. Louisiana State ran up the highest score in its basketball history Monday night to whip Mississippi State 103-78. After winning nine straight games. Mississippi State has now lost three in a row and plumetoK from the top of Southeastern Conference standings into the second division.

Bob Pettit. S. U. local product who ranks in the top five nationally in points scored per game, added 25 against State for one of his better nights Joe Dean however. Another U.

star, outscored him by one point. L. S. previous high scoring mark wrs 101 ajainst Camp ston in 1943. Box score: Miss.

State FG FT PF Team Red Shiclf Club L. T. I St Matthew's and Black Knights Won Lost Pet. 4 0 1.000 3 I 2 2 1 0 2 VJ 0 2 .0 0 MISKEY 5 FEUD HOT AGAIN After Mother's Power, Quits Chisox Office Totals La. Tech.

Lovett Bertrand Coker Norris Vines Mo Dailey E. Turner 2i 12 20 60 FG FT PF TP 9 1 0 4 1 5 10 3 20 4 2 0 0 5 12 2 10 3 5 0 0 Gamas Independents vs. Black KmghU at 6 p. L. T.

I. s. Futch and Suns at L. T. 45 Branch Cook Houston i Tyler rrw.

Elrlock Wentz Owens 3 I 1 0 1 1 5 16 2 5 6 2 1 1 1 1 7 1 21 7 1 2 5 11 Team CITY LEAGUE Won Lost Pet. Totals Score by Loyola La. Tech quarters 15 15 19 13 21 17 22 59 Bed SVeld Club 4 Finance 1 Hunt and Whitaker 2 La. Bus. College 1 West Monroe 0 LOW .590 .590 .333 Chicago.

Jan. 15. Twenty- five-year-old Charles A. Comlskey II Monday resigned as vice-president and secretary of the Chicago White Sox in an apparent bid for the club presidency held by hh GrOFtlfYIOr LcogilCS LEAGUE 13 10 Free throws misled. Loyola Hanberg, Reynoir 2.

Ketchum 3. Galvin 3. Bairr. La. Tech Lovett 3, Bertrand 2, Mott, Dailey 3.

Todiy'i damp Hunt and Whitaker Bed 1, C. vs. West Monroe at man, 7:80 p. LF AGUE after a fight Sunday night in which r-nd he has been making a regular Coy Monroe. neighbor, was cut Tuesday night affair of it for the over one eye.

He was released past two months, except for the der S250 bond for arraignment two eeks when the arena was Tuesday, HOME LOANS LOW fm Cf ms in S2S yen tims sro la -jw MESTE AD AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION DeSiard Telephone 7146 Cleaning The Cuff at that Florida racetrack have just discovered that Hialeah Toor' Hesfcr Planning means in the Seminole language. Well, its To Enroll At Centenary beautiful and a prairie Is usually as Hat as a horse player. Jer-1 phrev-port. Jan. 15.

cey Jones phones to protest reports from Belgium that Charles S.vs, the new European heavyweight chamo. is 38 years old. be 38 for a when vou get un there that makes a Jersey, Brother, telling us? o-------Northeast Is Off S. L. I.

Grid Slate Lafayette. Jon. 15. 'SofciaD A tentative scheduled for the Southwestern Iueuisiana Institute Bulldogs for the 1953 football season was released Monday by the office of General Charles R. Doran, athletic director of S.

L. I. The Bulldogs have drooped phis State of Memphis. and Northeast from Monroe. from their 195? schedule and have added Lamar Tech of Beaumont.

Tex. The tentative schedule is as follows: Sept. 20 Lamar Tech of Beaumont. Tex here Sept. 27 Southeastern La College, here.

Oct. 4 Alabama State Teachers of Troy, Oct. 11 Miss. Southern at Hattiesburg. Oct.

18 Ooen. Oct. 25 Stephen Austin, here. Nov. 1 Louisiana Tech at Ruston.

Nov. 8 Louisiana College at Pinevilie. Nov. 15 Northwestern State at Natchitoches. Nov.

22 State here. Colonists at Jamestown, made crude glass soon after they landed in 1607 because of its value in trading with the Indians. A CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT THE FULt FUWR Of OH KENTUCKY- NATURALLY GREAT 1M STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 4 YEARS OLD PROOF ICHO SPRING DISTILLING COMPANY LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY ALLISON R. KOLB FOR STATE AUDITOR ENDORSED BY KENNON and MeLIMORK YOUNG AGGRESSIVE QUALIFIED Centenary College of Shreveport Monday announced that Billy Hester, seven-foot former cage giant at the University of will enroll as a student at Centenary Wednesday. He 'ter recently ithdrew from Arkansas, saving that he disliked schoo1 Ho returned to home at Hall Summit, La.

Coach F. H. Delaney in tho announcement about Hester, that Centenary did not the cage withdrawal from Arkansas. Ben Hogan Gets California Post Palm Calif. Jan 14 Hogan took over golf pro at the exclusive new Tanmansk Country Club Monday and said he plans to hit the tournament trail as usual this year.

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MOTORS SECURITIES Company, Inc. 500 Walnut St. Plant? Fraa mother. The laterf family in the Comiskey clan was disclosed young Chuck announced he was quitting his dual because of with his salary and lack of an oificc tenure. The announcement by an attorney, said the resignation will be effective Friday when the dub board of directors, itself mainly a family affair, will meet to consider acceptance.

The five-member beard is composed of Comiskey; his mother and White Sox president, Mrs Grace R. Comiskey; Chucks sister, Mrs. Dorothy Comi.skey Rigney, club treasurer; Thomas J. Sheehan and Roy Egan. Sheehan and Egan run a law firm.

As vice president. Comiskey worked hand-in-glove with General Manager Frank Lane and team Manager Paul Richards but in the final analysis, Mrs. Comiskey was real boss. Several years at'o when Lane and former Manager Jack Onslow were embroiled in a bitter feud, it was Mrs. Comukey who, previous, ly inactive in club affairs, stepped in and halted the bickering.

Mrs. Comiskey had no comment on her resignation, but indicated everything would right itself before or at the board of meeting. Chuck said his lawyer would make all his statements, His salary has never been disclosed. but pre.Mimably it Isn't ho much the money as the big stick Comiskey is after. His statement said he failed to a tenure of office extended to other officials of the club not connected with the Comiskey ScHaol Woo Lrit Barkdull Faulk 2 0 1,000 Gorgia Tucker 1 0 1.003 Central 1 1 .500 Sherrous? 0 1 .009 Lida Benton 0 3 000 Yesterday's Rasults Central 10.

9 Barkdull Faulk 21. Lida Benton 1 JUNIOR Team Red Shield Smfer Sewing Calhoun Ouachita Cubs Independents Key Club Calhoun 24. Red 21. Singer Sewing 26, Out' hita Cubs WonLostPrt. 1 1 4 3 ,571 ,3 4.429 2 6250 0 7 .000 LEAGUE School Central Lida Benton Sherrour? (corgis Tucker Barkdull Faulk Won Lost Pet- 1.000 1 090 .090 .000 ,000 Results Sherrouse 2 Lida Benton Barkdull 1 aulk 3 The end defence was almost all onesided in Grammar School Basketball League play here yesterdaj.

but the ere trying and hope to make basketball play-j era some day. The boys of Central and Sher rouse provided the tigbtf't Central winning 10-9 although the, loarrs produced the high scorer Howell with seven Barkdull Faulk won the other game in a 21-1 rout, led by Carter with eight Newman hooped the lone foul shot for the In circuit. Central heat. Sherrouse, 20-2, and Benton downed Barkdull Faulk 36-3. Brown led Central with 12 Lockhart got lone basket.

Hamilton hit for IS for Uda Benton Thompson accounted for Barkdull three. 20. Independents 22 Key Club 17. Calhoun yesterday broke Red Junior League winning streak, 24 to 21. at the Ouachita gym.

Top scorer of the game was Joiner, of Calhoun with 11 points, In? Machine overcame the Ouachita in the game of night 26 to 20, with Bailey, of Ouachita, taking the seoring honors with nine Key team mi still without a win aber taking a 33 to 17 from the ho have two to their credit Vail cry. of the Independents, led with nine. George Araujo Tames Champ Sandy Saddler In Non-Title Contest Boston, Jan. blistering fmil round enabled George A'uajo. stocky Providence.

boy to pull out unaminous decision over Featherweight Champion Sandy Saddler of New York, in their bruising non-title KLround boxing bout Monday night at the Boston Garden. These aggressive kept a sell-out 13.859 crowd roaring from start to finish. Totals 26 25 78 L. S. U.

FG FT PF Pettit 9 7 5 Clark 1 1 -1 3 Fridges 0 0 1 6 richer 8 0 3 16 Johnson 3 5 1 0 8 Yates 3 4 5 Dean 19 7 3 27 0 0 I 0 Magee 1 0 0 2 42 19 31 103 Be ore quarters: State 21 22 14 21- 78 22 28 28 Free missed Mb State Branch 2. Cook 2, Houston 3. Tyler, Vance 3, Cherry. 8. Peittt 3, Belcher, Freshley 2, Yatrs 2.

Dean 4, Eros, L. T. I. Fives Play Here Today The Louisiana Training institute will engage Eros High School in a basketball doubleheader here this afternoon in the I gymnasium. The T.

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