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TUKS11AY, DKCKMMM W, 10!2 jiKnAr.n and news, klamattt falls, orkgon FAGS THIRTEEN Explorers Top Poll, Huskies in 9th Spot By OHIO HOBMIIHOV NKW YOltK i l. Hnlle' National Invitation Tournament champions, unbeaten In six enrly season games. In Hie nation' No. 1 collcue ljKhkrllji.il team In the opinion of sportawrltor end aport casters. The fJxplorer Irnm Philadelphia, a vetrrnn outfit that surprised tn the NIT lent spring received il llml-place vol" nod piled up (Mil points on ttie basis of 10 poinu lor llrst, lor seeimd, clc. In the first Associated I'rcs poll of the 1UM-3 SeHSOII. Houthwest Missouri wee La Falls's sixth victim lust night, Phlladelphlana winning, 17-70, Undefeated Kansaa State, picked to succeed Kansas a the kingpin of the Big Seven Conference, waa second with 18 first-place ballota and total of 652 points. The Ken sans beat Ban Franelaeo, 81-60, laM night or their third victory. Illinois, which chalked up Its second victory last night with a 1111-66 decision over Michigan, waa ! close behind with 538 points. I Seton Hall waa ranked fourth ' with 464 point. It extended It unbeaten string lo six list night t..;- A.:. i i:i WELL QUALIFIED. Jon Hill, who now leadt Southern California aqainit Wiicomin in ih Pi- donn Roto Bowl on Now Tear i Day, wai tht Trojani (rack coach when handed tM football portfolio, Hill tot a new IC4A broad jump record of 25 foet, Vi .inch, played halfback for Troy and oulfioM for the Yankee!, i Reynolds' 2.07 Best American ERA Figure NKW YOHK If Allle Itpvn. cildr,. Ihr UIk chief ! the world (-limiiploil New Yolk Ynltlecf.' pmiiliii: Mull, ellmnxed a brilliant heiinun tn IM'J hv (-iipiutinu Amer lenn l.t-iittue eiirned run honors, nrrurdUw lei nlllrlitt statistics re leiiied Tue.-.dny. The durable 33 year-old rllthl Immlrr! who M name for the fiir,t tune in hi career. nave up 60 rained rum in 344 Innlimii for 1 eTT. the top Kit A men t 9 01. Ileynolds. In winning Ills first earned run championship, became the llllli New Yolk Yiillkee hurler to turn the Irlck. 'Hie others were Huh Hhnwkey. Wllcv Moore, tally domes and 8pud Chandler. Itrynolds alr.o paced junior cir cult pltchera In strikeouts with liM) . and tossed nix summits tn snare the 'lend with Mike Oarcla ol , C'levrliind Little liobby Sholilt. the lranue'a nio-4 valuuble player, won the most name. 24. The rhiludrlphia leftv lost only seven names and Ills .174 winnuiK i prrcentaue put hnn on top In that department. Bobby wa third in the earned run llstlnn with '1 4H, Jiift betiind runner-up flurcla who compiled a 2 37 averaite. ALLIE REYNOLDS a hnuiie hadinii 2 H7 mark H w-. the lowett earned run averaite lle IM'J whi n Detro.l llul New. hnuscr po.ied a 1 M slnle. rmilllri.il ttttira compiled by the Assoclnled 1'res.s and released early lo Ortolwr also hail Allie Ezz Dull In Kayo Of Buvord HOhlXJN tfl K henvyweliihl k".ii!j kilili K.erd ( luirle ol Cincinnati campaicninu for an other shot at the championship ' looked iniimtirrssive Mondsy plant while bniieitiK out a reven round , teehnieal knockout verdict over bit Frankie llulnrd of Oakland. ' Calif , 111 lioMnn Unrdcn. , Charles landed punfhes freely on the defensive-minded CaUlornl , an hut connected lor only two amashiiK blows. The llrst was a , nVN,-e rlk'ht lo the henrl which dropped lluloid lor a count that ; readied four at the bell ended ' round six. The second waa a tinning nwhl hsnd .Hiuastt to the head that Idled Bulord lor I he mandatory k 8-counl in Uie seventh. Referee Joe r .apuin( stopped the one-sided bell ' Inn bee al 2 13 a Bulurd'a second . Nuno Cum threw m a towel indicating the Cnllforninn had ' taken rnounh. 1 i Bulord held a bis weuUit bulse ' In the scheduled 10-rnunder, 202 to Charles' 1B7. ! New Rule Backed By Drake NOHMAN. OAKI.A tm Thr rornrovrrMBl urw lrp ihrnw riiir fchirh h brrn undrr hcnvy fire In em ly ncfl.ton bakcLball ujiif!! hut found ardrnt advocate in Urucr Di.ikc, Oltl.ihoma couch. He urrd crtticg Tuenday to look at lite adv.ti.Uiic W Uir tute wiiti h allows two chnncra to make a (oul Mint and rhmlnr ir-s, ui'' uwi-of-boundft option durins the finnl ihrrc.in.iiutt , lorcmti a pluyrr lo take botn aliou. I)rntr. ,n t sttirnt of llir hourd of the Nnlloiial Bakrt)Hl CoHClirn Anociwtioii. smith imiiit-diHttr tc nults have been to: 1. LrtigUien HnT 2. Mak wholeule foulniff more ex.iem e a mn.or , ye o. he rule. 3. Brneflt a clran-plnyiiin ttum. 4. M:e it iihmc rt.tfuulL for fixer to Ahnve point'- Acknowledging the nft-repcatrd criitroiii il.i.t kiiif a-r ion'ui In Oklahoma' cane Use to lx minuten iJuke , id ihut wns no rmimciil nunin t the tula. Actunlly thr 5Kt'iatnr. enjoy I hp game more, he contended. As for thr chi rue It U more difficult for a trailing team to re rb m li'p lead in t i 1 iml t'irre minutes, he Mid the game had Kotir;i on ol hand and ncrtird curbing badly. I CAGE SCORES (11,1.1 (.K IUhKKIHAI.I, By The Asoi'lated F esa KAIt Wl.hl Colorado 7ti. WushiiiKUiii State 40 ban LlieKo Naval Tralninu Cculcr ' H'J. Arizona Hintc? t'lemci 1,6 i I'acilic Caterpillar 70, Uon.aita i 411 1'hciIIc Lutheran 57, Central Wa'.h I uu:ion bt) Souiiiin uii-Kon Education 74, Weslinout Collexe 71 lliiuitxjlill Hlnto 72, Oreaon Tech Wmiuian en, Kustern Orciion 60 Loyola i Los Angeles j ui, Arizona . Blsto iKhig-.llill t 62 ! kat fjeton Hall 77. Louixvllle K Muhlenberg 76. Lchich 60 Nlnnara 67, Kprlnitlield (Muss.) 53 Adeiphi il'J, Brooklyn Poly 62 Fort Itelvolr l. Kori Lee 76 NOI III Miami Kin. 7.V Florida 7J VlliUlla J. V.MI 62 WaKe Korest 74, McCrary Kaeles 60 MKsislppI III, Florence (Ala.) I'chrs vt MIKWI ST Wisconsin 7i. Iowa 70 Illinois ko. M clitKan oti Kansas Cny 81, Kan Francisco 60 LaHnlle 77, tioulhwcst Missouri Btntc 70 Creiuhion 8. Portland 67 Moulliweiteru iKaj. 1 47, Mcpher son (Kas. 1 42 Ft. Leonard Wood (Mo. I 84, Camp Atterburv Ind.) 7& South Dakota 58. Kenia (Denver) bi KOI THM'KhT Tcxa 63, Colorado AfcM 46 Texas Afc.M 68. Esstern New Mex ico 48 Arkansas Tchrs 75, Nebraska Tchr (Kearney (.i Orecnn I'rep Basketball By The Associated Presa Yamhill 41 On-ton 37 Kainier 6 Toledo (Wash.) 27 Top Four Register Victories By I he Associated Presa The nation's lour top-rauked teams Liifialle. Kansas Ktalc, Illinois and Seton Hull cored easy victories Monday nlttlH as colleit laic basketball bc,'iiu a week of u.1,.1 huillH hiiMiltH.u 1 LnHulle, ranked No. 1 In lhc first I Assoclnled Presa poll of the sea son, won its sixth straight uame by deleatinir Boutiiwe-t Missouri Slate 77-70, at Hprlntjllcld, Mo. It was LaSalle'a second atop ol a coasi-lo-coa.st swlnt. Norm Orek in acored 18 point'1 and Torn Oola 17 lor the National Invitation champions, from Philadelphia. Al Manhattan, Kas., meanwhile, Kansas tilale, ranked No. 2, hand ed Han Francisco Its filth straight setback, 81 -60. as Dick Knostman acored 15 point. 'Ihird-raiikid Illinois also had an easy time, whipping Michigan, (h 66, in a Big 10 game al Champaimi, III. Unlike the other leaders, Scion Hall, No. 4, had a bll ol dilliculty before downline Louisville, 71-66, at South Orange, N. J. Alter holding a 60-43 bulge going into the llnal quarter, beton Hall saw Its lead dw-ndle to einht points as Louisville closed with a rush behind the line ahoolliiR of Charlie Noble, who woi-.nd up with 23 points. But Seton Hall had 6-11 Wally Duke 011 Its side and that, usu ally, la more than enough. The skinny Neir.ro center scored 30 points to provide enoueh cushion lor the Pirates' sixth atraight win. Dukes, Incidentally, set a school standard by dropping m 16 free tosses, He has scored 178 points this season for an average ol 29.7 a game. with a 76-66 triumph over Louia vllle. Oklahoma AbM, North Carolina State, Notre Dame. Holy Cross. Washington and Louisiana State round out the first 10. Selection were made before last night' game. . Ranking of the leader (flrit- placc votes In parentheses I 1 12 I 13. I 14. 1 15. 1. 17. I 18. 19. ! 20. 20. La Salle (2Si M Kam.na State II61 652 Illinois 18" 638 Seton Hall '4l 464 Oklahoma A4cM (18) 442 N. C. Slate (61 254 Notre Dame 248 Holy Cross (2i 228 Washington (2) 214 Louisiana State 2i 178 Western Kentucky (2) .. 164 UCLA (2i 160 Oklahoma City .. 150 St. Bonaventure (8) 142 Tulsa . 120 Minnesota ' 114 St. Loul 86 California 84 Indiana . ... . Kansa '2) 62 Navy 62 LAST Night Orange Drills On Passing ; SYRACUSE. N. Y, 1 i- Syr. , ruse's (nntbnll team la giving - plenty of attention to pasting and ' pass defense as the Orange preps ' lor It New Year's Day bntile with ; Alabama In the Orange Bowl. Syracuse swung Into It final !. week ol practice here Monday with a workout In 3i degree weather. By The Associated I'resa BOSTON Kuard Charles, 167. Cincinnati, Mopped Frnnkle Bu lord. ;oj. Oakland, Caltf, (7i. BROOKLYN Billy Clllllam. 200 J. Orange, N. J , outpointed Bnk Baker. 216. Pittsburgh (in,. Chicago Alan Moody, 147, Robin. III., atnppcd Jimmy Ban ders, 155. Pittsburgh 1 10). TORONTO John L Sullivan. 164 3, Preston, Lancashire, Rng land, stopped Oua Rublnlcl. 181 V Toronto 161, QUEBEC Bryan Kelly. 143. Niagara Falls. Out., outpointed Mario Terry. 144'a, Cuba (8, Frost Named Top Netman NKW YOHK r Jack Frost of Monterey, Calif has been named ih? top-ranking ,i..ie ici-n Junior tennia player for 1952 by the United Slates Lawn Tennis As sociation's ranking committee. Frost, who reached his 18th h rth day last October, will not be ell--,hle : . . j ..-. - . Hon. Players must be under 18 lo compete i.i tV oivi !:! Tlie promising newcomer ad vanced to ton ratin'r when led Rnrers and Bob Terry, the llrst and second uinors last year, passed the age limit. Keriazckos Called Back SEATTLE ( The young guy uh the soft voice said on the telephone "that' wonderful, that' really wonderful; I'll pay the White Sox back some wav, some day for not giving up on me." The speaker waa rangv Oils Kerlaxakos, only 21, who not 67, 500 lor signing with the Chicago White Sox in 1949 as a phenomenal kid pitcher Jum out ol high school at Montclalr, N. J. Reading of an Axsoclated Pres story to him late Monday night I was the first word he'd had that the White Sox. who sold him last year, had decided he'd earned an other chance. Ous had Just returned from the University of Washington where he'd finished a trigonometry ex amination lor his night extension course. Van Brocklin Pro Starter LOS ANOELES 11 The Na tional Conlerencc will lead off with a backfield made up of Nor man Van Brocklin, Dan Towler, Bob Hoernschemcyer and Joe Perry when they play the Ameri can Division In the annual Pro Bowl football game here Jan. 10. The quartet was picked by the division coadhes as the No. 1 of fensive backfield, and standing by for action will be such other stars as Bobby Layne. Hugh Mcllhenny Put Harder and George Taliaferro. The American Conference an nounced Its personnel Monday. It includes Otto Graham and Dub Jones, Cleveland: Ray Mathews. Pittsburgh, and Eddie Price, New York Giants, with Mac Speedit of the Browns and Elbie Nickel, Pitu burgh, at the ends. Comfort costs so little with Oreenlree Stable'a Straight race 1 I aptly named. His mare was l.x- , gjj Market presslon, the daughter of Nver, Change. . 1 """""' Revolutionary new way le kwrt yeur hem conomkalty SEE IT HERE I PEYTON & CO. Ph. S149 Texans Work On Offense AUSTIN. Tex. W Hnrd-to-please Fd Price put hi Un.verslty ol 1 Texas Longhorns through more strenuous work Tuesdav in an ef-1 fort lo make hi Cotton Bowl en-. trams even more potent on the attack. ' I Coach Price said Monday he ex-1 petted Oen. Bob Neyland potent ! Tennessee Vols lo put up the 1 strongest defense the Longhorns 1 have encountered all season. 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