Basketball Squad Continues
Stiff Sessions On Weekend
It may ha i long weekend vaca
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high school population but for the
basketball squad, it'i just more
time (or work.
Coach Dick Ballantyne grudg
ingly allowed the varsity dood
prospecti Thanksgiving day to
rest, but ordered workouts Friday
and Saturday. Most of these two
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days will be spent in rounding out
the fundamentals, but scrimmages
start in earnest Monday. "We will
probably scrimmage all next
week." Ballantvue said.
Injuries began to take their toll
as three men were reported on the
infirmary list. Examination
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ken ankle in practice early last
week. Monday Cecil Simmons, a
transfer from Klamath Falls,
pulled a muscle in his ribs. He
will be ineligible for early games,
however, because he did not at
tend school last year. The third
casualty was Irv Darling who
pulled a muscle in his neck while
wrestling Monday.
Players Reduced
Recent practices have narrowed
the varsity to IS men. Eight of
these are seniors, but only two are
lettermen. Four of the top pros
pects are sophomores. The two let
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Coach Protests
Judge's Charges
SEATTLE UP) A New York
judge's charge that athletes "are
bought and paid for" brought a
response today from football Coach
Howie Odell:
"Not at the University of Wash
ington." The indictment of big-time col
lege athletics was delivered by
Judge Saul S. Streit yjsterdsy in
sentencing players in a basket
ball bribery case.
Odell told a reporter: "It is not
fair to a great game like football
for anyone to condemn the entire
sport because of certain infrac
tions of the honor code."
He said the jobs held by athletes
at Washington are open to scrutiny
and are known by Pacific Coast
conference officials.
But, Odell insisted, an athlete
"earns his way."
"At Washington," Odell contin
ued, "athletes must make their
grades or be dropped from school.
Entering freshmen must have the
required grades or they cannot
enter.
tcrmen are Ed Nolte, standing five
eight and Bruce Dalros at jix-two.
Other seniors are: Dick Callis,
Larry Fisher, Ralph Rudzik, Le
roy Elting, Bill Drake and Dave
Geddes. Juniors listed are: Har
old Backen, Cecil Simmons, and
Dick Kerr. The four sophomores
still in the running are: Jerry Par
meter, Bryan Booth, Jim Gilbert
and Irv Darling.
From watching this squad on of
fense and fundamentals, Ballan
tyne observed expectations o( be
ing strong at the guards, but pos
sibly weak at center. The (ive tall
est men, Dalros, Drake, Gilbert,
Callis and Backen, are only six-two.
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Galloping Ghost
Battles H. Parks
In Main Match
"It's time I gave him (the Gal
loping Ghost) someone just as
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I've got just the guy Herb Parks,"
said Matchmaker Elton Owen after
last week' wrestling show.
Owen, pressurized by the fans to
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day night.
Last week the Ghost disabled
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round for his fifth straight victory
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Parks has spent the summer op
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Herb's younger brother, Bill, will
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ing his opponent up. He is an ex
pert on leverage and remains cool
under fire. This looks like an even
match that could go either way.
Opening the card will be a
clean, . scientific match between
Lou Macera, a 189-pound Italian,
and Bob DeMarce, Green Bay,
Wis. Both men are fast and clever.
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Fighter Gets Treatment
After 4th-Round Knockout
DULUTH, Minn. UP) A
young heavyweight boxer was in .
critical condition in a hospital to
day suffering from a brain hem
orrhage after being knocked out
in a boxing bout last night.
Surgeons said an operation may
be necessary for the boxer La
verne Cole, 24, of St. Paul, Minn.
I Cole was knocked out in the
fourth round of a preliminary bout
by Bunny Roetter, of Stillwater,
Minn. Cole was leading on points
up to the knockout punch.' When
he (ailed to respond, artificial res-1
piration was administered in the :
ring and he was removed to St.
Mary's hospital. -
Dr. C. M. Smith, Duluth, a mem
ber of the Minnesota Athletic com-1
mission, said Cole remained in a
coma except for periods of delir
ium. He described the fighter's
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