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By CHARLES MONZE1XA I -
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HUNTINGTON, W. Va. A
warm eneer, "Co, Goheen.'
would almost apply to the full
Dasaetnait team at St. Joseph's
four membcra of the Irish elan
Goheen, ineludinf three brother!
end a cousin, are on the vanity
squad.
There always has been and al-
wiu De, it seems, a Gohecn at
su jo i.
It all started 24 years ago when
Harry B. tioheen from County
urcenorier (w. va.) and his wile,
the former Esther M. Ripley of
nunungton, sent their first
' cniid to st Joseph's.
They had 12 children. 10 of
them boys, and St Jo has not
Been without a Goheen since
Patricia, now 29, entered the ele
mentary school here in 1929.
Patricia is now Mrs. Walter P.
Cipprich of Reading. Pa.
The .others in the Goheen fam
ily include:
Harry Jr.. 27. Jimmy 25. Johnnv
24, Robert 21, David 18, Richard
18, Tommy 13, Larry 13 Daniel
JO. Martha 9 and dale 6.
AU those from 6 through 18 are
at St. Joseph's, either elementary
or high school, and David, Rich
ard and Tommy are the brothers
on the basketball squad. A cousin,
Denny Joe, 17, also is on the
team.
Harry, Jimmy and Johnny, all
athletes, served in the -armed
forces overseas. Harry is a high
school coach at St Joseph's,
Ironton, Ohio; Jimmy attends
Valparaiso University, and John
ny, just back from service in
Japan, attends St. Joseph's Col
lege in Philadelphia.
Little Gale, if he progresses as
expected, will graduate in 1965
to maintain an unbroken brother
and sister attendance at the
school over 36 years. The third
generation is still to be heard
from.
Ben Hogan Wins
Hickock Award
ROCHESTER, N. Y. The
honors keep piling up for Ben
Hogan for his unprecedented
sweep of the V. S. and British
Open championships and the Au
gusta Masters Tournament in
1953.
Hogan, named as the Male Ath
lete of the Year in the Asso
ciated Press poll last week, yes
terday won the Ray Hickok $10,
000 belt as "Professional Ath
lete of the Year."
In addition, the Metropolitan
Golf Writers announced in New
York that a new golf trophy, to
be known as the Ben Hogan
Award, would be given for the
first time Jan. 21 to "a person
who has overcome a handicap in
order to play golf and thus has
proved an inspiration to others."
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' Goheens, left te right: Brothers Richard, David and Tommy
Joseph's High School, Huntington, W. vi, baaketbaU I leanT
Pro Rook's Past
To Be Checked
In Betting Case
NEW YORK tm Inverfluati,
of the Jack Molinaa incident.
which rocked nro basket hall
marked time Tuesday but both po
lice officials and officials of the
National Basketball Assn. an
nounced steps growing out of the
basketball star's suspension.
Bronx District Attv. Genrce TV.
f.lir-A niri that all nh,.u f W
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Unas hieh school and miiAo.i"''
basketball career would be invexii-
gated when the former Columbia
university player comes here from
Fort Wayne in few days.
NBRA President Maurice Podol
off, who set in motion the investi
gation leading to Molinaa' suspen
sion, announced he plans to hire
a permanent investigator to pre
vent future incidents similar to
the Molinas case.
Molinas. star rookie of the Fort
Wayne Pistons, was suspended
Sunday for betting on his team's
games, even though he insisted he
did not "shave" points or throw
games but bet instead on his team
to win. Molinas said he placed the
best by telephone with a man in
New York.
TO HEAD I.B.C.
CHICAGO UP Former Base
ball Commissioner A. B. "Happy"
Chandler next Monday will sign
a contract as -president of the
International Baseball Congress
calling for the 1955 world non
professional baseball tourney in
Milwaukee's County Stadium.
Crisler Finds Football
As Good Under
SARASOTA, Fla. Wl H. O.
(Fritz) Crisler. often called the
father of modern two-platoon foot
ball, said Monday the game is just
as good under one-platoon, with the
exception of kicking.
"Mechanics of the game last
season with limited substitution
were just as good, except for kick
ing," said Crisler. chairman of the
NCAA Football Rules Committee
which opened sessions here Mon
day. "Coaches will see that kicking
comes back up, given a little time.
Trouble was that so many schools
depended on their kicking from a
fellow who usually couldn't or
didn't do anything else."
Amid signs that one-platoon root
ball is here to stay, although there j
may be some liberalization of the
limited substitution rule. Crisler
said he believes college football is
a better game with double-duty
players in action.
i "Statistics show that pass de
fense improved considerably last
year," the Michigan athletic di-
I rector and former coach declared.
' "I think that is because coachs
are keeping their 'blue chip' play
ers in on defense as well as of
fense. "Under the two-platoon system,
in many instances, coaches would
let their top-notch boys especial
ly backfield menplay offense and
' their second stringers play de
fense. Now we get the best boys
both ways.
He noted that coaches last year
voted 4-1 in favor of two-platoons.
but this year they are 3-1 on the
I side of limited substitution.
I Many coaches, however, are
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BALTIMORE W When Coach
Al Barthelme adopts a basketball
style he goes for it whole hog.
Five years ago his teams had to
be practically bribed to shoot and
the scores read like a football re
sult Today, his Baltimore U team
pops at the basket fast as a wink
and is averaging a whopping 101.9
points t game, highest in the coun-
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their last two came thv
poured in 142 and 131 points, the
fourth time in seven games they've
gone over the century. Thev don't
'iUT' makin lr I
The outburst of scoring from the
business college has the Mason
Dixon Conference popeyed. Two
seasons ago, Baltimore won the
conference post season tournament
by avoiding shooting.
It beat three teams for the title
by a margin of only five total
points, 119-114. The three victims
went into the tournament with a
season's scoring average of around
70 points. They were held to a
combined average of 38.
"Make every point try as much
of a certainty as possible" were
Bathelme's instructions then and
his players followed them to the
nervousness of opponent and fan.
oanneime lirsl went to the ex
ttreme with possession basketball
five years ago while coaching Tow
son Catholic High School. His team
lost in a scholastic association
playoff by the (core of 14-12.
One ' Unit
clamorning for some modification
of the rule, which divides the game
into six segments and prohibits a
player from returning to action if
he already has played in that seg
ment Lou Little of Columbia, chairman
of the rules committee of the
American Football Coaches Assn.,
said the coaches would like to see
the rule changed so a player could
see action twice in each period,
with no time limits.
The greatest weight difference
in a world championship fight oc
curred in the match between Pri-
mo Camera and Tommy Lough-
raBi March 1, 1934. Camera
weighed 270, Loughran 184.
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Bowl Expected
To Be Hot One
LOS ANGELES III The Cleve
land Browns' head man, Paul
Brown, says he expects both
teams to score at least three
touchdowns Sunday in the annual
AU-Pro Bowl football game in Me
morial Coliseum, and that- a field
goal may decide the issue.
Brown has the best field coal
kicker in the business, Lou (The
Toe Groza. The Los Angeles
Rams remember distinctly that .he
beat them in the waning seconds of
the playoff game for the world title
in Cleveland. 30-28,
Brown said be is well pleased
the way things are going with
hit' collection of Eastern Confer
ence stars, who will oppose the
Western Conference outfit coached
by Buddy Parker of the world
champion Detroit Lions.
. Brown has been working his
squad twice a day, while Parker
has been content to ooperate only
once daily. The Eastern squad will
continue right up through a Satur
day morning workout, but Parker
said he would finish Friday.
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Suspended
Jack Moli
nas, showa la
action when he played for Co
lumbia University, has beea
suspended indefinitely by the
National Basketball Associa
tion. Pres. Maurice Podoloff
announced In New York that
the 21-year-old player was sus
pended for betting on games.
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Action May Be
Taken to Stop
Faking Injuries
SARASOTA, Fla. IB Injury
faking by football players to stop
the dock is being studied by the
NCAA Football Rules Committee
and there is a possibility some ac
tion may be taken to prevent it
"I don't know bow we can legis
late ethics," said committee Chair
man H. O. (Fritxl Chrialer of. the
University of Michigan, "but there
are many things that could be duie
to prevent such faking.
"We could, for instance, stop the
clock after each play in the last
two minutes of the first and
ond halves. Or we could let it run
during Owe periods." . I
The discussion was inspired by
un iowa-notre uame came last
season which ended in a 14-14 tie.
Twice in the closing seconds of the
two naives the Irish came from
behind and scored touchdowns
wnen players claimed injuries.
Last week in Cincinnati the
American Football Coaches Assn.
denounced faking of injuries to
stop the clock. The coaches said
tbey would give full assitance to
outlawing such faking in an effort
to "maintain football on a high
moral and ethical plane."
The rules committee received 25
suggestions Monday for changing
the one-platoon system and reject
ed 21 of them, strengthening the
general oeuer mat tne limited sub
stitution rule is to stay.
NO RESERVED SEATS
CORVALLIS UP-There are
no reserved seat ticked for i.
ther Oregon-Oregon State basket
ball game to be played in Cor
vallis this season. Business Man
ager Jim Barratt said today. How
ever, 3000 general admissiion
s.ata will go on sale the date of
each local game, Jan. 29 and
Feb, 27.
Sports Shorts
Patricia Keller McCormlrV
Olympic springboard and plat
form diving ehammon. won IS
American diving championships
uuring we years luw-iuoa.
Cincinnati Redleg third base
man Bobby Adams led the Na
tional League at that position in
assists (324), total chancel (508)
and double plays (39) during
1UM.
The Philadelphia Athletics
have dropped eight players from
their roster and have added six
since Eddie Joost replaced Jim-
mie Dykea as manager. .
Major Sammy Lee. double
Olympic high diving winner in
the 1948 and 1952 Olympics, it a
three-time national AAU cham
pion.
In three of his four years In
the National Football League.
Doak Walker of the Detroit Lions
haa scored more than SO points,
He tallied 128 in I960, 97 in 1951
and 83 in 1953. -
Gua Bell, outfielder for the
Cincinnati Redleas. hit IS home
runs at nia noma para ana ioon
The fastest same fish is the
sailfish. It hss been clocked tak
ing out 100 yards of line In three
seconds.
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FANFARE
Dark Star's Derby Win
Voted Upset
.T.W.r K J?" Ufe!!cid ;vuan at Syracuse, first loss
in the afternoon at rambting old
uiurcmu clowns last May 2 and
more than 100,000 persona had
been milling around for hours
waiting to ace a "sura thing" be
come the first grey horse in history
win the Kentucky Derby.
At 4:32 p.m. that warm, aunnv
day, 11 of the nation's best 3
year-olds slammed out of the start
ing gate, with a tough mile and one
quarter run ahead of them, and
90,000 prue for the winner.
Native Dancer, never beaten In
his brilliant career, just had to
win at odds of 70 cents on the
dollar. .i
But a fleet little colt iumd
Dark Star, almost 25 to 1 on the
tote hoard, came out of there
with a rush, jumped into the lead
almost at once, and then stayed
there to the end as he beat off
the closing spurt of the touted
dancer to win by a head.
Harry F. Guggenheim's Cain
Hoy Stable, trained by Eddie Hay
ward and with Henry Moreno in
the saddle, had pulled off one of
the greatest upsets in the history
of racing. -
This was voted the snorts unset I
of 1953 Monday in the 23rd annual
year-end Associated Press poll.
In a nationwide noil of snort
writers and sportacasters, the de
feat of Alfred Vanderbilt's grey
galloper received 41 first place
votes of the 128 cast, in a close
ballot battle with Purdue's 60
upset win over Michigan State's
football team last fall.
The Iowa Notre Dame football
14-14 tie got 14 firsts, and 85 points
to rank third among the year'a up-
aeu. .
Other major upsets during the
year, in the order they were rated:
Mississippi Bouuiern's 25-19 foot
ball victory over Alabama; Danny
Womber's 10-round decision over
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Vancouver Gets
Catcher Pesut
From Tri-City
SEATTLE W Vancouver of
the Western International Baseball
League ia sending three players to
Tri-City In exchange for Nick Pe
sut, one of the WIL's top catchers
in lass, me Tri-city general man
ager said Monday.
Eddie Taylor said right-handed
pitcher John Guldborg, shortstop
i. names Davit and aouthpaw Hurl
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CHICAGO tfl Veteran right,
hander Virgil (Fire) Trucks did
aome crystal gazing Tuesday and
aaw the White Sox aa 1864 penant
contender! with a chance for the
title "if another deal or two ia
made." ,
..T .would not elaborate on
the deals in mind a department
ruled over by Trader Horn Frank
LJ"le - but the 34-year-old pitcher
thought the Sox "need a little mora
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Trucks will receive the Chicago
Baseball Writers' Assn. award
Sunday for making the outstanding
comeback of 1953.
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