6 The Newi-Review, Floseburg, Ore. Friday, Jan. 12, 1951
Firrnco Downs A And M Five
For Sixth Straight Win
With uncanny accuracy at the
frre throw line, hosting Kirmco of
Myrtle Creek kicked the K and
M hoopslers of Rosrburg out of
the undefeated ranks in Umpiiua
Valley AAU play last nisnt.
Kirmco won, 56-48 in an overtime.
In 20 timet to the gift lint,
Tirmco't five mad good jn U
Forward Bob Abrahamson had
phtnomenol averege for frot
throwt ht eermed seven with
out a miss
tin In this crucial time, both
teams had been undefeated and it
was heralded as the game of the
season. It lived up to tnose ad
vance notices, With eight minutes
In go in the contest, the K and VI
club heir" an eleven point advan
tage, so to play safe tney began
to stall. The Kirmco five suddenly
caught fire and ball hawked the
locals right off their feel.
Loomis Cots Out
In the waning seconds, the K
and M team was still ahead by one
piint. It was then that Jack Loomis
who has scored 24 points and held
he nnnnsir i center In one. fouled
the deadly Abrahamson. He made
both shots to put his team in the
lead by one point.
As Ihe locals raced down the
court in Houppration, Ihe K and M'n , Hrown ('., Miller: for K and M ;
Roy Baughman was fouled and Moore (2), and Thomas. j
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Graham, Waterficld Meet In Pro-Bowl
LOS ANGFLES i.Ti Boh Wa- ence All Siars. named Graham as ,
terfield of the Is Angeles Kamsihis number one (juarleiback for i
and Olio Graham nf the Cleveland i the coming game. Yesterday the
Browns will take up here Sunday j Ram cnach and headman of the ,
where they left off in Ihe snow at ; Nationals. Joe Slydahar, picked
Cleveland Christmas eve. "Waterbuckets" to lee off against;
The occasion here will find the Americans.
lead-off field marshals for Ihe Na-! The NKL title clash was a ding;
tional and American conferences doog affair in the fust meeting,
in the National League Pro-Rowl 1 between Graham and Walerfielri. :
football game -whose teams did not meet during j
The occasion in Cleveland found Uie regular season. . i
Graham leading Ihe Brnwns to a
h.ir . ml.llinu jn.M virlnrv over
Ihe Rams for the NFL champion-
fnip. !
Tn'day Paul Brnwn. cnach nf Ihe I
Browns and the American Confer-
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OFENINA BOUT
Buddy Knox
Cowboy Carlton Soldat Gorky
First Match Starts 8:30 P.M.
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Highway 99 N. at Garden Valley Road
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mi given two tosfes. lie made
good only one and the gun sounded
(ending the game into an over
time. Newton Scoroa
The overtime meant disaster for
K and M. High scoring .lack
Loomis had 'to;ie to the showers (
with five personals and hit team
males could only manage four;
baskets. Jn the meantime, Kirmco
was gomg wild. A licry n lie guarn
named AI Newton suddenly started
was going wild. A fiery little guard
I Mating and pumped in four lias-1
kets while his team was adding
Ihrce more and two free throws
for IB points and tne game.
High reinl jtwn was Jack
Loomis. Forward Baughman
mad. 13 to shiro Iht runner up
honors with Ntwton.
Kolh teams made 17 field -inals,
but K and M clicked on only eiht
of 22 free Ihrow attempts.
Lineups:
' Firrnco (St)
I Rch'dson (I)
' llanna 19)
(41) K and M
(13) Raughman
nil Howling
(21) Loomis
(HI Wab-ice
(3) Nic iols
For Kirmco
t.itumpMes l.rij
rewion ii.ii
Weaver (7)
! Suhsiiliiiions
i Abrahamson (7), Iturnelt (2),..,
'he I'ro Bowl battle should be I
equally close
ln lhe l'H Bam. Waterficld out.
gained Graham in Ihe air, com-
pleting 18 out of .12 passes for 312
yards as compared to Olio's 22 out
of 32 for 2118.
Graham's running, not rooming
Ihe golden-lne place kicking nf Lou
Groza which won Ihe game, was a
maior factor in dnwning the
Rams.
Sarboc, Ex-WSC Mentor,
Takes Humboldt Job
SPOKANE 7Pi Phil Sarhoe
i head of the physical education de
i partment at North Central hit?h i
school here and former chief grid-
college, said yesterday he has ac
cepted the job an athletic director
and football coach at Humboldt
Stale, Eureka, Calif.
Sarhoe said he will leave lale
this month to assume hi new
'duties at Humboldt Feb. 1.
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Establish Agency
To Control Radio
NEW YORK tP) Tiie Na
tional league has decided to do
something about the minors' com
plaint that radio broadcasts of ma-
, (he, lPn.il0,.y ,
j,,,,., '
, . ,.J:.i ,,i..j I
y,rj,y by National L.a-ju.
President Ford Frick, it was He-
cidtd to establish an agency to
suptrvist such radio activity.
'I he National league nffice in this
cly will act as an agent for ihe
clubs in handling radio broadcasts
of games "outside major Uague
territory." Under this system, re
quests from stations outside ma
.jur league areas will be Mimed
over to Ihe league office bv the
va-i-ius clubs. Tiie agency wiil be
supplied wlih each club's rates.
IKw Radio Rule
According to Krick, the le:ie
r-robably will deny permission for ,
any broadcasts in a city when the
,,-irmr lp:i"Ma tpain ha n In,- ip
Atnt This: (tiffpre. fi'fim IQrifi uhn i
nnnor leasup club had the ;
pr)vi)otc of giving or denying per- !
in ssion.
a,Z' :
(lie pennant because of o a d
uialher. The 1!)"1 season win be
extended a day if any final -.ciied- '
ule game, invol"inp the pennant ,
is washed out. The rule d n t I
hold in case of ties for any other
(osition
A best two-of three playoff se- :
lies would follow the reoular
race if two teems wind up tied
for the Itaque title, continuing
the old policy.
Krick sain Ihe subject of a pos- ;
suite successor lo baseball Com
missioner A.
ui -missed.
B. Chandler was not
Basketball Scores
By Ths A Mot" la led PrM
roi.i.ri.t-: c.amkh
K AST
Si Jnhns 'Rkni NH, Rrndtev 50.
Rosiion Cnllegr 03. CCNV At).
t,nnx h)nd 79. Ithafi 4A.
TufU hfi. Harvard fi2
MMntiatlan M. St Pel erf NJi M
Brock porl iNY R4, lM1r A M wo
overtime'.
SOI'TH
North ramlfna fi.t. Wak Poraal M.
Duke iWi, South Carolina M.
Virfima 61. Roanok SS
Qua n tiro Marine 67. Norfnltt Naval
40
North Carolina AAtM W. Virginia
s'"t w
State .19.
Wwi Virginia
Minwr.sr
Oklahoma A AM 40. Titlta Vt.
Phillipf Oilrr iAAI'i R2. St. Thomai
Mirhlaan Normal 7(1, Central Mirh- :
fl7,, , i
Marietta "S, DeniRon 42 i
Indiana Stale W. Ball Stata M.
- , . ';THWr:T
Hardin Simmnna M. Brooke Army
MedK-al 58. I
WF.ST
Colleg Idaho A0, Northarn Idaho
t'.rrnll IMontl M, Wtftl.m Montana
Cnltr-K 81.
Kaatprn Montana Colin, of Kduca
llon B3, Montana Mlnea tio.
Coach Quit School
With Vitriolic Comments
MEMPHIS. Tenn. f.sp Bas
kethall Coach McCoy Tarry has
q ui Memphis State college with
acid comments about school oifi
cials. Tarry resigned yesterday, saying
college authorities (ailed to "co
operate in turr.ing out winning
basketball teams." The squad has
a fi-5 record this year.
He complained that players were
allowed to prarlice only two hours
a day, that Ihey have sub-standard
living quarters and that he never
was consulted on scheduling
Rames.
iinn im iiiiim mum ii. ..I, is
Bloc May Ask
For Sanity
Code Control
NCAA Track Coaches
Asl Return Of Frosh
Eligibility Rule
DALLAS
i.-pi -The National
fo:,6?,'.,e ,hlM'' "wiation may
be stripped today of its sanity
cone governing financial aid to
aihleles.
A bloc of schools, headed by
tne Souii.ern. Southeastern and
Foulhwest conferences, will at
tempt to take enforcement of -he
t Mle out of the hands of the NCAA
and leave ihe handling of fuian
ci'il aid to Ihe individual sct.-iols
and conferences. The bloc em"ged
'"rf'i" y-'eruay
ousintss ttiiion of it anudl
convtntion.
leaders of the bloc were i-on-fiilenl
Ihey had suU'cient vot-:s of
:iie approximately 2l.r due 4.j he
icprcsentcd to get an a-nendrnt-nt
f the NCAA consi itiil ton if'at
vould accomplish iheir objernve.
A two-lhirds ole is necessary.
The convention will hImj hold an
v- day business session toinorrou.
llndur the code a it now s' i'ids
(nil ion and fee.s are granted to
alhleles through r scholarship hut
I Ivy have to work for evvrylliiiij!
eise. Alany schools claim atrir
in not have time to work and if
Ihry did there would not he ..if
Tcient jobs on the campuses for
ihem lo earn board, room ind
l:iundry.
Livt Tttecjttf Banntd
The committee on television
loaded by Tom Hamilton, athlMic
ijtieclor of the l.niversitv ol Pitts-
burgh, yesterday recommenrted i
(hut live telecasting of fun' ball
Karnes be banned this year. If .his :
is approved by Ihe convention it J
v-ill place a moral obligation on !
the colleges not to telecast gawes. ;
Tho Notional Collcgiato Track
Ccachot mociition roc
emmendtd that frtshmon b l
lowod to participoto in varsity
athletics for "tht duration of tl.c ;
cmtrgoncy." It was tht second
group of tht NCAA to recom
rr.tnd return to wtrtimt tligibil- ,
ity rules. I
The American FtHitbnll Coaches !
association heard a report f.-ora l
its committee on injuries and fa-'
talities that there were 15 ciirect ,
and four indirect deaths from 'not- i
ball in lfl.iO. was less than
1 :-: when there were l!t and seven.
,, , , , . ,, , , , ..
HlRn School and rollOI$e tat.l'Uies
increased while sandlot and sem"-
P'' aeCieaseU.
j Gill Coliseum To Be
1 Dedicated Saturday
CORVALLIS. Ore. l.Vt Gill
Coliseum, Oregon State's spacious
basketball pavilion, will be form
j ally dedicated here Satimlay afler
, noon at ceremonies marking .SO
: years o( basketball at the school.
The Beavers meet the Washing
ton Huskies in a two-same Norlii
i em Pacific Coast conference se
j ries tonight and Saturday night.
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Knox Vs. Car
rreuminary Mich
On Armory C
The unpredictable Glen '
Knox, rousrh and touch ex-fa
from Wheeling, W. Va., will
tie Cowboy Carlson in the cu
raiser of (he weekly mat show
the Koscburg armory arena Satul
day ni'jhi.
Knox '.s one of the most 'olorfulV'u'on-
smppters in the xporl and
splendid fundamental wrestler as
: well as an accomplished "bar
room" brawler but he can't heat
: an opponent for "Sicken." Take
last week at Kugene for example.
The coc!:-eyed. bald meame beat
the Imn' davliuhls out of Soldat
(.ntkv and Inst I'avt of the
matler is. the Russian had eight
shlrhes la'Ken in the head alter
hMtina Knnv Koarlv n mnnlh nnn
in a lag-team match, he heat Ivan
. .
Gorky so badly the other Russian
has been out of action since that
time.
Now, Saturday night, Knox will
be campaigning for a victory
but local railbirds are predicting
that Cerlson, with his "bulldog
ging special," will be too much
for the West Virginien and h i s
backbreaker.
Tiie Knox-Carlson match, open
ing the card at 8:30 p. m., might
well steal the show. At least Doug
las county fans will be on 'land lo
cheer o the rodeo performer.
Fans For Wallick
Fans also want to see Gorky get
beaten and they're count in g on
Leo wallick to turn Ihe trick. al
l" earned the r.ght to meet Sol-
dat last wrt'k with a questionable
venltcl ovfr liulus Jones. It will
be Wallick s tremcndou.s piledriver
asjaiiist liorky's Siberian wolf leap
but neither of the two holds are
certain to have Ihe decided bear
ing on lhe deciion.
Corky hasn't lost a single match
in the northwest since he arrived
except on a disqualification or
in a handicap match (two oppo
nents in one bout one at a time.)
The welt balanced program is
certain to attract another hrse
crowd Saturday night, and Elton
Owen will be on hand to referee
both matches.
Hockey At A Glance
By Tne Assoi-ialrd l'r.t
Last Night's Results
NATIONAL I,KAC;iE
Montreal 4. Chicago 1
Iletl-nit (NI.) 11. lnlPnialiiin.il
I.eaRiip All Siars 8 (exhibition)
AMKRH'AN LEAGUE
Pittsburgh 3, Hershey 2
Indianapolis 3, Cincinnati 1
SLABWOOD
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Charles Hopes For K.O.;
Oma Says, 'Maybe I Can'
By MURRAY ROSE : ins or lack of It. The handsome
NK.W YORK l.-Pi -Heavy- challenger, fourth-ranking h-vy
weight Champion Kzzard Charles, i " the world, never has gone Be
as trim and sharp as a razor. ! d ' r"nd: Ht'e"
plans to rum playboy Lee O.na'i i trDined for Ins fust title shot .ike
Cinderella ambitioni well re j ner before. .But It s doubtful thai
the gong sounds for round fifen,'"e long training grind can n.xke
ie their title bout tons;bt in Madi-1 up 'or years of dissipation.
Kiii Sriunm ftnpHen Oma In-and-Out
son Square Garden.
I ,. ,. ' i i
"If Jimmy Braddock was anle
to do it and if Joe Walcott was
able to come close, then maybe
I can do il," is the way the
year old Oma sixed up the
anVrulefJr"" M
lalo challenger, 'file coldly ef- !
nt champion, risking his pi ie
for the sixth lime, should :
down Lee somewnerc he-;
the eighth and 12th rounds. :
MKldnmaken rale the un-
"Whamuion a 1 to
priniv.,,..; i , ,i,i,.. ;
10 " "r ,",",: , h.i.
I oma7wl V , Iavor'l .I0 .na'1 1
. !'mal I'V the l.Vround limi. A
I " ni Mll of betting in 8 VlT I
(ill lap I B'n4'.. - . j ' j it. l
, "Ttne man oroppen tuo ;
Ksion i,Tnm 1 ,0.,5 ," "Le !
division aij u 2 0M the kn. ck-i
merest met
Despite inety, helling, interest
in the scrap V. 1)icli(,d up ,..
sideiably and cVtp ringside seals
Lry selling at a Vmium. A crowd
il 12.IXKI and a ,, i. r
least SrK.OOO was i(-ipaled bv the I PORTLAND, Me. Bob Stecher,
piomotnrs, the ln.najona fc(jx- i 1M, Portland. Me., ouipoimed W il
mJ club. ! bur Wilson. 153. Boston, 8.
The 10 p.m. ES'illOI,, wim kp
broadcast by A.B.I
nd tektast
i '' N.B.C.
! Charles, who has
!
hie totl !
appeared to be in lheW( hne
oi ins me wnen ne rnacfhS train-
g yesterupy.
Hit Stpttmbtr trtum
r atnc ana nat mad nim (,,(,
I tcr fighter.
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Oma has won 16 of his last 17
, stuns, losing on a knockout to hod
! Satterfield. He made up for ihat
Ius by outpointing Satteifield ip a
jieiurn match. His overall le.wd
shows 62 victories 26 losses and
' j , i . l..,..na -JH n.
""""" "
.,, h.rt , rec.
defeBse,, opped 60 per-
' ,.'., Z, ias, bss
iiV 2S 19C. wh?n he
.,. , ,,j
aroppeo a nispuievi, i .-. ...
decision to Elmer Ray. lie gno-Ken
out Ray in nine rounds H months
?"l 7
IJirt'
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
! By Tn. AmmuikI pr-
BROOKLYN Fred Monroite,
1.18, New York,' awarded decision
over Louis Ramos. 134. Puerio
Rico. (Ramos disqualified for
pushing referee at end of fourth
round ).
BUENOS AIRES Osvaldo Silva,
Brazil, knocked out R. u. nomeio.
Arcntine, 3. In a midflieweigm
match
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The Roseburf high school hoop
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The Medfordilea have not lost
a game on their home court this
year and if they run true lo 'orrn
may snap the Roseburg win skeifc
siqix straight games.
In the conference play the Tor
nailo has Inst ce and yon one.
Both games were played with
Grants Pass last weekend. In the
first game Medfnrd barely
squeaked bv the Cavemen, but the
second night they were trounced e
soundly.
Probable starters (or Roseburg
are: Forward! Kee Bri?g and (
Mickey Coen; center Krai 01
sen: guards Jerry Sennce and
l.arrv Freeman.
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