Ldy. December 28. 1953
pAussiesSplit in Singles
ffleef Again fnI!t!.
PlEt 15
Doubles Set
bmorrow
L, GEORGE McCADDEV
Melbourne, Australia u.ki
Ltricas uavis tup lorces,
Ufd by the sad showing of
wilh Australia in the
Mm tomorrow, needing a
L.rv badly if they are to
m the coveiea iropny oacK !
AJjltnn".
Ifliile Tony Trabert of Cin-
Ljiti played ome oi the most
iUiant tennis oi nis career in
ipoiing of young Ken Rose
li 6-3. 8-4, 6-4, Seixas
td to show any semblance
the form that won the Wim
rion championship for him.
was soundly whipped by
yer-oia icwis noaa, n-,
l-z, o-J.
dpt. Billy Talbert of the
ading forces said alter the
itches that he planned to
ike no changes in the dou-
1 lineup that calls for Scixas
tram with Trabert.
,u Still in
At of now, I plan to play
Ljxai and Trabert in tomor-
doubles," said Talbert.
Lwever, the captain always is
Me to switch a team within an
Lur of the scheduled starting
he in the inter-zone finals
Unst Belgium, Talbert in
tted himself into the doubles
Innip with Trabert and the
fam won.
The bright spot in the future
bpears to lie in Trabert. He
a master ol precision in
posing of the young Rose-
hil in just 0 minutes. He ran
S to 0 lead In the first set
More dropping a game. His
burning drives down the side
tie left the Aussie unable to
ove out of his tracks in many
Winces.
kited by Loss
The jolt of the United States
ine the first match appar
Itly gave him an added incen
However, Rosewall never
up and although trailing
ill sets at the start, he
nifht back right down to the
Dial replacement.
Hoad was just as brilliant as
filbert in chalking up the
iiiitralian victory over Seix-
It took him just 57 minutes
dispose of the 30-year-old
Imerican.
was Hoad's first victory
Seixas and it was just
bout as convincing as they
pat In the game of tennis.
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Los Angelef (u R) UCLA
meets the University of Ore
gon basketball squad tonight
in what they hope wUi be a
repeat of Saturday's contest
when the underdog Bruins
whipped Oregon, 89 to 74
T"e Webfoots can keep the
LCLA hopes from coming
trdue if they can find out how
to handle Bruin forwards Don
Bragg and John Moore, who
ranged the free-throw line
with deadly accuracy Satur
day. Bragg hit 10 for 10 on
field goals and four free
throws for 24 points. Moore
totaled 17 points for the eve
ning. The victory broke Ore
gon's seven-game win streak.
Oreeea (711 ,. ,.CLA
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H.lbera.f I 2 ft 12 Mo," r .
New York (U.RiMiddleweicht I ' 1 ??"" " f i
Georgia Benton of Philadel-1 y-' i o i i alul'rd.i o
TONY TRABERT
. . . beats Rosewall
Benton Vs. Jones
In Ring Tonight
Hea
vyweight Boxing Champion
nuray .-narciano says he'll
defend his crown againit
Danny Nardico of Tampa,
Fit.. Feb. 24 at Miami Sta
dium In a nationally televised
bout.
Looking lean and rested
despite his recent 17,000 mile
exhibition tour of the Far
East, the 29-year-old tltllst
said last night in an Inter
view he was going to New
York Thursday to sign for the
fight.
Quarterbacks
Not Named for
East or West
San Franc km (JC Thm
, ' studded East and West football
Tele-Views
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phia.
Weener.r
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Hawrt.i
Paae.f
young "comer." was ;.;. , ,t . 5' i
r. i o i u . .... " : ?" J
Bobby Jones of Oakland,
Calif., tonight in their televi
sion 10 rounder at Brooklyn's
Eastern Parkway arena.
Benton won 25 of his 27 pro
fessional bouts. A good punch
er, he knocked out 14. Victories
include those over Lester Fel
ton. Holly Mims, LeRoy Cole
men and Moses Ward.
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Spartans Stress
Mental Sessions
Pasadena, Calif. 0j.fi) Michi
gan State stressed mental ses
sions and UCLA emphasized
punting today in secret prepa
Total. 14 1 34 14 TotaU 11 15 II at
P'' 15 17 11-74
"c" 21 11 30 js-ta
Frea throwa mtuad: Oraaon Bell. Hat.
herr. Anderson I; Holland, atoul 3 Roaa
li.. ,".T.,r"' .U""T l'rttoa.
Banc 3. Rldaawty 3. Coatcllo 3.
Salesman Faces
Bribery Charge
In Drake Case
Des Moines. Ia.,
H Paglia, 30. a
(U.R)Floren
quiet, well-
raiions lor ineir grm Daiiie on i dressed alnmin, ioe.
New Year's Day in the i!ose!today faced grand jury
Bowl.
Spartan Coach Clarence Big
gie Munn cut down on physical
training in Michigan State's
first secret drill today to school
his players on tactics to be em
ployed against the tough Bruin
defense.
WILDCATS VS. HUSKIES
Kansas City W) The Kansas
State Wildcats, bolstered by an
excellent non-1 e a g u e mark,
meet the Nebraska Cornhusk
ers Monday night in a first
round game of the annual Big
Seven pre-season basketball
tournament. The Oklahoma
Sooners clash with the Univer
sity of Washington Huskies in
the second game.
GARRETT SAYS "YES"
San Marino, Calif. V? The
engagement of the nation's
leading collegiate football pass
er of 1953, Stanford's Bobby
Garrett, and Miss Joan Connel
ly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Connelly, San Marino,
was announced Saturday.
squads
week's
Shrine
who will quarterback the
clubs was anybody's, guess.
East Coach Ray Eliot of Illi
nois had three top ball han
dlers to chose from, Dick
Thomas of Northwestern, Pete
MONDAY ON KFTV:
Arthur Murray Part; 7:1 Nanntttt Fabraj Is guest.
r,r"'0". : Nadme Conner and George London,
ooih of Mei.-opoiiian Opera House, are this week's luita
Dennla Day Show, a stars Dennis Day.
Robert Monifomery Freaenta. :10 "What'a For ChnAlmas?"
stars John Newland ith Hugh Reilly, Tom Coley and Adtuton Rich
ards. i J'V H'lllihJ1a 0:-A roundup of the newa high
lights irom around the world produced bv the United Press
and JuneTraae,re' 1I "Feder1 Muh"'' aUra Robert Livingston
a . ,
KOIN-TV MONDAY PROGRAM:
3:30 p.m.. Armrhair Theatre 'Leathernecks Have Landed" atar-
nng Lew Ayrcs. Isabel Jewel and Jimmy Ellinran.
6:S pjn.. Greatest Drama Henry Ford -Mark of a Man"
1 p.m.. Studio One Nina Fcch has the starring role oi an undia
ciplined daughter oi a well-to-do famtlv In "All Mv Love "
s p.m., Burnt and Allen Show When Blanche Morton point out
to Oracle Allen that unless you have great problems of your own.
you can never really understanding the auiferinga of others, Oracle
decides to do aomething about it.
:10 p.m, Adolph Menjon Jack of Hearts" Adolph Mrntou
gives a picture of (Southern Chivalry in the 1840 a. A gambler,
challenges another to a duel when the latter accuses him of palming
a Jack of Hearts in a card game.
10 pm., TV Hour Brian Don levy and Madge Kvana in the de
lightful play "At Ease." the story of a Sergeant who becomes the
Headmaster of a school for young gentlemen and a housemother
wno sympathizes with me sergeant
11 p.m.. Showtime on gli Turnabout" starring Adolph Menjott,
i.aroi ijanais ana jonn nuooara.
Monday began final
drills for the annual TUESDAY KPTV PROGRAM:
game Saturday, but uione Lucas Show, 12:30 Adventures in cooking with famed
Matinee Theatre, 1 "Double Trouble" atars Harry Langdon, Char
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Liberare. 7 Selections Include: "12th Street Rag." "Llait's Con
solation." "As Tune Goes By, Tonight." Chopin's Harp Etude A Flat,
and "Exactly Like You."
Backbone of America, s Play by Robert E. Sherwood, winner
nf fnur Piillt?r nrl7 1 nwuih oIwm, Va t (v.
Stark of Syracuse, and South pressure operations of a group of promoters decking the average
Carolina's John Gramling I American family and the basic and firm ideas of the family thev
.Ti,rinn a c..j..... f'nd- Cast: Wendell Corey and Yvonne De Carlo with James Dunn.
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Fireside Theatre, "The Wild Earth" stars Jim Davis. Pamela
Duncan. William Fawcett and Lillian Albertaon. Story of a per
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Nile Owl Thentre, 11:05 "Secret Service" atars Sidney Toler and
Mantan Moreland.
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Battered Alabam
Arrives in Texas
For Bowl Drills
Dallas. Tex. W One of
the worst bunged up bowl
teams ever to come here Ala
bama's Crimson Tide started
its workouts on Texas soil
Monday, while Rice, its foe In
the Cotton Bowl, was changing
locations.
nice had no Injuries but
rains In Houston and over
South Texas caused Coach Jess
N'eely to decide to take hta
squad to Abilene, In dry West
Texas, for workouts.
Coach Harold (Red) Drew
and 38 players flew into Dallas
Sunday to find themselves un
derdogs by a touchdown with
which Drew agreed.
With 10 injured players on
the squad, Drew could be par
doned by his dour outlook. At
least two of those won't play
at all and another Albert El
more, the No. 2 quarterback
is doubtful.
me, oiarx ana uramline ao-
peared to have the inside, j
Both saw considerable action i
befor the club went lightsee-l
ing. j
West Coach Chuck Taylor!
of Stanford had two quarter-!
oacKs to choose from, but it's
starling Ruth Terry
on a charge of trying to bribe
a Drake basketball star to
"fix" the score of a game.
Ben Bumby, six foot, two
inch Drake forward, told
Coach Jack McClelland a man
offered him up to $1,000 to
shave points in Drake's i
game with Iowa State here
Dec. 22. I Sublimity The Sublimity
Bumbry told McClelland Hawks played a "tripleheader"
several days before the game over ,he week-end and em
that the man asked him to "gcd victorious in all three
make sure Drake lost by 8 games.
or 10 points but the husky) The Hawks rallied to come
forward told him "no dice" ', from far behind in the second
but Bumbry starred, piling up . halt to top the Albany Bar
KOIN-TV TUESDAY PROGRAM:
3:15 p.m., Armchair Theatre "Jamboree'
and Paul Harev.
touehie: His own Bohhv . 8:" Pm-, Jane Froman Show Miss Fr.iman sings against a
Garrett too aaster in ih. e, 2Sc'lt!rouri of classical Greece. "Beyond the Blue Horizon." "All the
uarrett, top passer in the na-, Things You Are." "In the Still of the Night," and. backed bv the
lion, or Baylors Cotton David- quartet. "Isn't It Romantic." "Thou Swell" la the ouartefs apecial
son, the Southwest Confer-1 "umber.
ence's ace aeriali.i I 1:30 Pm" Hollywood Music Hall The Premiere ahowlng. marks
iv . . 1 the first time that a television program, originating revularlv from
uarreu nas put on the best a malor film studio, will be seen In ths area. Starrng Victor Young
and his singing strings and Lucille Norman, this half-hour tele.
show will emanate from Paramount atudios. Oueat of Initial telecast
will op the distinguished pianist Paulena Carter.
p.m., Orcnt Fipress The Witness." Destination Vienna.
8:30 p.m.. Red Skelton Show Red Skelton as Willie Lumn Lump
turns his home Into a shamble when he tries to helo his wife water
a tropical sketch. In a second sketch. Red Is George ADolebv. a singer
who offers his services for a policeman's ball.
:3 n.m.. suspense Pud Flanagan, child televlalon actor, atars In
The Gift of Pesr " character atudv of a little bov frightened bv
his mother to make him behave in a store torland.
10 n.m.. Danger "Prelude To Death, the atorv of two atsters
vyintr for the love of a young piar.lst.
II p.m.. Showtime on six "His DouDle Lite" starring Honaio
Youn. Lillian Glsh and Montague Love.
show in practice, but Davidson
has been pressing him.
Sublimity Hawks
Win Three Games
17 points.
Sooners Set Up
Faloney Defense
Miami, U.R With
eye out for "spies"
through boniculars,
Bud Wilkinson set
a wary
glaring
Coach
up his
Orange Bowl defense today by
using his former great quar
terback Ed Crowder to emu
late the split-T maneuvering
of Maryland's Bernie Faloney.
Crowder, a Sooner quarter
back last year and a Canadian
pro this season, impersonated
Faloney in handling the ball.
But Wilkinson wasn't sure he
was using the same plays the
Terrapins quarterback will
call Jan. 1.
Iona College played its first
Madison Square Garden bas
ketball game on Dec. 15, 19S1
and bowed to Seton Hall 70-60.
rets, 48-46, and then to upset
the Silverton Christies twice,
73-45 and 35-22, Saturday.
Christenson paced Sublim
ity with 16 in the Barrett
game, while in the first Sil
verton contest Rip, Meiers and
Carey scored 19. 12, and 10,
respectively. Bradley led the
Hawks with nine in the Sil
verton nightcap.
Idaho State Vs.
LSU Ring Squad
New Orleans UP) Idaho
State's national collegiate box
ing champions and the Louisi
ana State University team hop
ing to unseat them will clash
Monday night in the annual
Sugar Bowl matches.
Idaho State has several key
fighters back from its cham
pionship team, with national
champion Vic Kobe amor.g
them. Kobe won the 119-pound
class last year.
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New Orleans CUB Dark
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ington, D. C, led the field into
semi final matches of the 17th
annual Sugar Bowl tennis sin
gles today on the strength of a
hard-fought wir. over defend
ing champion and top seeded
Cardnar Mulloy of Miami, Fla.
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