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Kid Matthews
Hurts Back
LONDON I Harry (Kid
Matthews pulled a back muscle
during a sparring aeaMon Thura
day a he drilled for Wednesdays
clash Hh British nravyweigni
champion Johnny Wllllami.
The Seattle light heavyweight
aald: the Injury wasn't aerloui but
led the ring after one round end
visited an osteopath.
Matthews aald he will concen
trate on atretchlng exerclsea for
the remainder of the training period.
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NKW VOIIK i 'Hie New York
Hlale Athletic Ciiniinlaaloii
tlrlpprd Buifar Ilav Hohlnnoii of
lila world nildillrwi mill title In a
aurprlao move rarly Friday,
The action brought thla retort
from Ocorgn Oalnloid, Itoblnaon'a
mniinuer, "aonieboilv li aciewy
Mimrplace, A title la won In a ring
and taken away In a ring "
Hubert Chrttilciiberry, coininln--ilnn
chnlrmnn, decluied Itoblii
nulla title waa bring vacated be
rniiM, he had not met the rule
which require a champion to de
fend hla title every alx mmilha.
"Wo had given him an extra
month lo drclde whether to con
tinue, hli boxing or go Into a career
U an entertnlnei," aald Chrlalen
heriy. "Up lo now wo have not
had nil aimwrr."
To thla, Ciiilnford, contacted on a
train at New lloven, Conn., en
roulc lo Uoatnn, aanerted he had
mailed a nprcinl delivery letter
lo Chrhlenberrv before he and
HoblnMin had Icll New York.
"11 la our undemanding that we
were only to notify the cummin
hlun that ncKotlallona were under
way for r fight," Oululord aald.
"In the letter, which Chrlaten
berry ahould receive Friday we
explain that we are negotiating
with Jack Solumnna, the BrltlM)
piomoter. for title fight with
Handy Turpm In London next
June."
Kallmann lout hla middleweight
Mile lo Turpln In London In July.
III5I. but won II back In a return
bout the following Heptember at
Ihe Polo Ground'', New York.
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Bowling Meet
Opens Tonite
CHICAGO Wl The 12ih annual
All-blar bowling tournament will
open Friday night with a apeclal
U.OUO prlw event providing a pre
view of the entire field of title
contendera, ISO men and 04 women.
The tournament will erttle down
Saturday to nine daya of competi
tion leading lo the national indi
vidual match game champlonthlpa.
Junie MrMohon of Chirago it
Ihe defending men titlial and
Mra. Marlon Ladewlg- of Grand
Kapida. Mich., topi the women'!
bracket aa alio triea for her fourth
coneecutlve crown.
T"he Held Includea every prevloui
inen'i champion and haa been
drawn from 34 atatra In a aenea
of aecllonal ouallfyin teU.
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NAY ROtlHbON
, , . men without a title
Grimsley Champions
Krause in Shift Fuss
!y The Anxirlulrd Freii
it)LK
HAVANA t J. lOu'.chl Har
rlaon of Ardmuie, Okln., Ilred
aeven-under-par 0! to take the half
way lend In the Havana Invitation
golf tournament with a 36-hole
score of 1M
MIOTItAI.L
CHICAGO Big 10 football
coacnea and athletic dlroclora rcc-oinmrndi-d
npitug looiball practice
be Incrched lo 30 daya from the
prewnt NCAA-realrlcted period ol
30 seaMons within 30 days,
KA( ISO
BAI.TIMOHK The new owners
of Pimlico racetrack boosted the
purne of Hie famed Preakneas
purae to 1100,000, pulling It on u
par with the purnea of the Ken
lucky Derby and Belmont alakea.
MIAMI, Kla Tony Dcspirlto
booted home Ureal Admiral i3.90i
In the fir.M race at Tropical Park,
booming hla nation-leading total to
30 wiiuiera.
Beavers Trade
PHOENIX. Arl. i.ft The Port
land Beavera traded hard-hitting
Joe Rrovia and Pitcher Marion
Pierettl lo Sacramento to get a
Eair of pitrhera. Southpaw Glenn
lllotl and Righthander Orv Grove.
lly WILL ftltl.MSI.KY
(For Gayle Talbot)
NEW YORK i-The moat Inter,
estlng controvemy of the dying
football aeaaon la the tuts being
ralaed over Notre Dame'a ao-cnllrd
"aucker ahlft." la It legal? la It
treachery? IJoea It violate the spir
it of the game?
You can't be neutral. For thla
reaaon we are forced to line up
on the ride of big Ed iMoomii
Krauae, Notre Dame alhletlc di
rector, who contend all-the furore
la a move to kill "lootball wit and
Intelligence."
All our combative ajmrta, In a
meaaure, are baned on oumartlng
aa well aa outhlttlng our adver
hiirlci. Any trick or Mroke, then,
w-hl lielpa promote victory In
good no lung aa it doeun't break
Hie rulea,
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T'ne aeverest critics of ihe Irl.sh a
offaide-provokmg maneuver ack
nowledge It's probably not Illegal.
They aimply aay It's unethical or
a heck of a way to win a football
game.
iiy the time reaaonlng. It Keema
to u.i, you might nay a fighter la
a sneaky culprit for feinting with
his lell and then refrigerating his
opponent with a atralghl rtghthand
bolt to the chin. Or a baseball
pitcher la unethical In feeding the
baiter a alow curve when the batter
la looking for a fail ball.
In any nt these cases, the fellow
caught off guard la made lo look
a bit foolish and you can't much
blame his chagrin such as South
ern California's chagrin at being
beaten by such a trick. But the
answer doesn't He in the rules. The
answer la to be careful the next
tune.
KIIIFTS
On this type of p'iv. Notre Dame
llnea up In the -.T-formatlon and
then shifts Into a box. At South
Bend Saturday three Southern Cal
Trojans bolted over the line of
scrimmage at he shift. The Tro
jan were penalized live yards lo
iheir own four and Notre Dame
soon had a touchdown.
Krause points out that Notre
Dame haa had the shift since it
came out of Kitute Rockne'a head
In 1913. Then he asks the reason
able question: "Whata wrong with
trickery?"
Football Is founded on trickery.
Teams maintain elaboiat espion
age systems to spy on opponents,
steal plays and conceive means
of beating them lo the punch. T'ne
fvlaiue ol Liberty, the reverse, the
screen pass all are intended lo
mesmerize the enemy.
And it's n'H only true of football.
THICK HKKVE
Back in the halcyon days when
we thought we some day would be
another Don Budge, a prankish
tournament tennis player pulled a
unique and effective serve.
He tossed the bell high in the
air, In the accepted fashion, as If
to whale across a cannonball de
livery. But while the first ball was
atlll in the air, he undercut the
second ball and sent It sneaking
over the net.
This frequently waa good enough
for a point. While the opponent
wrs watching the first ball, never
touched, tile second slipped across
too quickly to handle.
This waa great stuff until one
day the second ball failed to fall
Into the court. The opponent yelled
"doublet!." The prankish server
Insisted he had another delivery
since the first ball wasn't touched.
They're probably still trying to
find It hi the rule book.
Dallas Club to Take
Beef to Commissioner
PHOENIX, Ariz, im The Dallas
Club of the Texas League, rebuffed
In Its efforts to terminate the
major-minor league agreement at
the minor league convention Thurs
day will plead Its case before Com.
missloner Ford Frlck and will ap
peal to the courts for a ruling only
after all other effort. have failed.
league attorney Prentice Wilson
aaia rnaay.
Openly disappointed bv the over
whelming vote against the two
proposals submitted by the Dallas
club to either permit all minor
league playera to waive their draft
rights, or terminate the major -minor
agreement, Wilson said the
Texas League would continue Us
ight against "major league domin
ation" of baseball until "an eoual
distribution of power and control
Is brought about In the minor
leagues."
"The way rt stands now," aald
Wilson, "The Independent minor
league club is at the mercy of the
majors. In actuality, it la taxation
without representation,"
"The Interests of the major
leagues are directly opposed to
those of the minors. They violate !
the terms of tiielr own contract but
they won't give us the privilege of
trying lo adjust or revise the contract.
"I am In favor of tearing up the
om contract and writing another
one wiin teem in It.'
Wilson called the rule that con
fers to Pacific Coast League play
ers the right to waive their draft
right but refuses the same to the
rest of the minor leagues "is ar
bitrary, discriminatory capricious
ana confiscatory and I do not be
lieve that the rule can be enforced
agalrut any minor league club that
defies it."
Portland Sets
Scoring Mark
PORTLAND ' Portland Uni
versity rolled up a 113-79 basket
ball victory over the touring Uni
versal Motors of Hawaii Thursday
night.
The 113 points set a school scor
ing record. The previous high waa
Portland's 100-11 win over Wlllam
mette last season.
Ham Norland Fire Imuran?, tit
Pine St,
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Spokane Signs
With Phillies
PHOENIX. Ariz. The 8po-'
kane Indians of the Western Inter
nationa) Baseball League have
signed a working agreement with
Ihe Philadelphia Phillies. Roy 1
Hotchklss announced Thursday.
Hoichklss, president of the Spo-1
kane Baseball Association, Inc., 1
said the club Is working on spring
training plans and will determine'
a site later. .
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