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Show , , , - DESERET ,.... NEWS, Salt Lake City,- - Utah, ...., ,. Wednesday, December ......... 1951 --- A 9- 19, Louis THROUGH, FOirOlotid.i...1:::!ptlitit.0.(:.'" SAYS CAL RING OFFICIAL .Dót$,,:::.,Ag6111...i..:,:',,; SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Balding Jots Louts; tired heavyweight --- champion with worn-olast his ralexes,l,fas fought light in California. Joe Phillips, a member - of the State Athletic Commission, said Tuesday night ' that Ltuis "is too old" to fight. The Brown Bomber, who ruled the world's heavy- - ,, - , ut On.icoatt- Battl.d. t Sacramento State- Nets Win Colorado Aggies Top Drake Crew - 60-4- 9 - SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UP)With a 6049 win Tuesday night over the t9uring Utah State Farmers frdm LopI:Utak With Sactamento State's Hornet cagers made it "eVen-steve- e the eager from northern Utah. 4 Taking an early lead, the Hornets ,easily avenged the defeat they suffePed earlier this season at Logan and gave the Farmelts their third setback in! their curernt tour of the West night, then to Los Angeles State Coast. Thursday night and wind up The ' farmers move on San their "invasion" Friday with State Francisco Wednesday Pepperdine. The Farmer, Conference forward,. Bert Cook, again paced the way tor the Utah State Aggiesbut 7 his 17 points Hills field goals at and a perfect 11) the eha rity Itne were hardly weig ht said. "In fact, he's don, more for the game than any offier fighter. But we won't give him - permission to r fight here again. He's too ' old." Louis is MI. 69-6- ,11.10,1.,ev,salookloolimi4t VE.Nwitiaxidi...184041tioax:e "S" COULD MEAN SURPRISEWhite helmets spell out a big "S" for StWordbut it could mean surprisc That's what these Stan. ford Indians are cooking up for the University of Illinois while prepar- - '41u4ntim.i.00dkAikNamlin4tisottwat.olo ing !or the P(Ose Bowl game on Jan. become more severe, it'll be with 'secret workouts. (Acme.) 1. Later on, as practice sessions as Indians wind up drills . -. Sewall 2. Toeber 2, Watt y S ramonto State. Erten 2. klareleall &they'll. Galvin 2. Cook Santa Clara s I Watch It, Andy! Don't Be r . Remember, You're a Football By UNITED PRESS MIAMI, Fla., (UP)During the height of a scrimmage, MiamiI Coach Andy Gustafson shouted eagerly to his defensive team, "Now yours' starting to MONEY MATTERS DON'T WORRY BROOKLYN PILOT hit." NEW YORK Dodger Manager Charley Dressen was so happy to be back at the helm of the bes han club in our league," Wednesday that be doesn't care how much money he makes. Dresse, mailed in his signed contract Tuesday without filling in the amount he was to be paid. It was significant that the Dodger bosses said' nothing.- about.), that, either. when they originally sent the contract to-,- him. Dressen was paid $33,000 last year. There also were some probationary stipulations In the contract. Dressen, who got himself Into enough hot water to drown a less. hardy Individual last season, was instructed to do a little less talking. (UP)--Brookl- yn Then he remembered that he was, after all, a football coach and should not engage in such extravagances. He added, "But you're not looking good yet." That seemed to be the situation as Miami worked for its 'pator Bowl game with Clemfon.! The defense is below par. The offense looks good, especially with renewed, hope that star Frank injured triple-threSmith might be ready for action by game time. - CLEMSON, S. C. (UP) Passer Billy Hair is the star of Bowl Clemson's His throws were workouts. usually to ends Glenn Smith or Otis Kempson Tuesday. Browns Set Sights on Pro Showdown pre-Zat- or KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UP) Lack of work was Tennessee Coach Bob Neyland's worry to Wednesday. HENRY come he to back RIMER By play them," His Sugar Bowl team has sa id. PASADENA, Calif. (UP) The Cleveland Browns pro gridThe Cleveland coach said his worked only twice since it end der s set up camp here Tuesday ace kicker, Lou Grou, whose to begin drilling for their Na- educated toe deeated the Rams tional Football League cham- !when the same teams squared pionship game with the Los An- loff for the NFL flag last Decemgeles Rams, and Coach Paul ber, might be kept out of major Brown said he tated" to face action because of a rib injury the local pros. he suffered last week. Brown squad arThe n But he'll still be able to kick rived in Southern California by those crucial field goals, Brown air Tuesday night, and Brown said.. The prrrsBuRcil (UP) Steelers finally The usually taciturn coach Pittsburgh stepped off the plane wearing was unusually affable for a man caught up with football machine overshoes, a holdover from ripped i who "hated" to return to South. age Wednesday when they Brown tabbed the Los An- ern California. coach hired a new geles "jumbo backfield." the He said the Los Angeles vic- to replace the single wing Jock Rams latest weapon, as an "un- tory in the Western Pro Divi- Sutherland installed in 1948. usual group." Joe Bach, who coached the sion came as "no surprise," al"That's why I hated to have '1 was kept up in the air Steelers back in 1935 and 1936, was plucked from Si Bonavenfor a time." The Browns' successful Amer-lea- n ture after Johrny Michelosen Conference campaign was was let out. Bach said he'd imthe result of a 'boomerang." mediately install his "wide Brown said. open" offense here, and hoped "I thought we were so far tel snatch Baylor's Larry Isbell gone we'd never come back or Kentucky's Babe Parilli in NEW YORK (UP)Welterafter we lost our opening game the draft Ito he'd have a ptan , weight Champion Kid Gavilan to San Francisco," he said. The to run has closed for a title defense 'next week we played our best the Sutherland brought against Charles Humez of !game against you guys. It was a iangle wing to the Steelers in '46. and he also brought MichFrance at Madison Square Gar- 'boomerang that helped us." den in late March. and the NaBut the Browns' 38 to 23 vic- elosen as an assistant. When tional Boxing Association prob- tory over Los Angeles in Sep- Sutherland died in 1948, Michably will not vacate his title t tember may work against the elosen replaced him. and hung I on to the old 'Clevelanders. be said. tomqrrow. he learned from On Dec. 10 the NBA' an- I"Los. Angeles will be harder 'style I his boss. the second time." nounced at Washington it would vacate Gavilan's crown unless he signed within TH", WHISPERED , WORD 10 days for a defense against HERE'S Humez.,..clurmpion of Europe. Harry Managing Director Markson of the International Boxing Club said today Gavilan had "closed"verballY agreed to the match. but that he could not be- - signed until Humez ' agreed to terms and a date. Steelers Hire flew i Coach winter-g- Cle-,,elan- Gavilan Sets Title Go Dote I plod-and-pu- nt of-pl- and was forced to Tuesday off because of bad weather. Wednesday the team scattered for this Christmas holidays, returning Dec. 28 to fiY to its Baton Rouge, La., camp. led its rest m ONE-TW- WHIP-Ra- O Pitcher Tops Pro Pass Figures PHILADELPHIA (UP)--BoWaterfield of the Los Angeles Rams nosed out his teammate Norm Van Brock lin, the defending champion, to win the individual paging champion-- , ship of the National Football League, final statistics showed Wednesday. Waterfield gained 8.8977 yards per attempt to Van Brocklin's average of 8.8917 yards as the passing aces twirled the Rams into the championship of the league's National Conference and the final playoffs with the Cleveland Browns., Former Tulane running ace Eddie Price became the first member of the New York Giants to win the individual ball carrying championship since 1944, gaining 965 yards on 272 attempts for an average of 3.5 yards per carry. Price, who broke Wve Van Buken's 1949 record of 263 carries in one season, edged out Washington's Bob Goode by 14 yards to gain the 'title. Goode gained 952 yards in 208 attempts for an average of 4.8. Bobby Lane of Detroit hurled 26 touchdown passes during the season, two less than the league record. He also threw the most passes, 332 and gained the most yardage, 2403. Sticky fingered Elroy Hirsch, of Los Angeles set a new pass, receiving ,yardage, record and won the scoring title. Hirsch' snared 66 passes for 149i yards, 284 more than the record set by Don Hutson of Green Bay in 1942. He also tallied 102 points. rnsing out ,Waterfield by four points and defending champion ' ,Doak WalkeT by five. . Snap Big 10 Bowl Rule (UP)--Bowl-- ing six-poi- nt , tree-scori- - But the Wreck was really rambling at the end of the season while Baylor, despite Larry Isbell's pitching prowess, appeared to be stuttering slightly. GATOR BOWL Miami over ClemsonThe Hurricane N a threepoint favorite to edge out' Clemson. Off their respective records, there Isn't much to choolte. Mi21111 won seven against three losses and Clemson won Pevtn against two losses:. BUN BOWL , post-seaso- thi-rnoo- , Forced- indoors Teusday by the weather, Tatum commented. "we couldn't work with any. thing but running playsand that's no way to get ready for a team like Tennessee." LEXINGTON, Ky. (1.113) Christmas comes a little early for the Kentucky football team this year. The teamafter too much unwith the happy experience wintry weather herevoted to take its "Christmas" vacation immediately and return Dec. 22 for the trip to Houston, Tex. It will train 'at Houston for the ,Cotton Bowl tilt with Texas Christian at Dallas Jan. I. ,Texu Tech ever College of Texans aro favored by three 'points. These clubs have identical records, six wins agabot four defeats But the Texans have been, playing some rough clubs and , they get the nod. ' SALAD BOWL Houston over DaytonDayton has the better record, seven wins and two ties against Houslost tally, ton's five won-fiv- e faBut Houston is a vorite because of rougher. Pacilley-T- Triple-Overti- me five-for-fi- 11 41 It h ATLANTA, Ga. Bobby Dodd sternly warned his Georgia Tech team Wednesday that Baylor. its Orange Bowl foe, will be the toughest opponent of the year. Dodd says Larry Isbell of Baylor is the best quarterback his team has faced. (UP)--Coac- WACO, Tex. (UP) Baylor plans something new for Georgia Tech in the Orange Bowl. Tech expects passing. ' So Baylor will do some running. The team worked on new running plays Tuesday with Jerru Coody switched from right halfback to fall as a replacement for injured Dick Parma. Mickey Sullivan played right half. STANFORD, Calif. (UP) Stanford linebacker Gordy Rice was declared "definitely out" of the Rosa Bowl game Wednesday. He suffered a broken ankle in the season, but it was hoped it would heal in time for the Jan. 1 clash with Illinois. It won't, doctors now say. Coach Chuck Taylor put his team through a defensive scrimmaga Tuesday. The offensive team sharpened its attack. COLLEGE BASKETBALL ON - Utah Receives Jolt Assay Fractures Leg t , By uNrrEo PRESS Conner ling Ductuttatts 54. Yale 41 7, Loyola of tha South 31. antitrust) 94. Dartmouth lit MIDWEST Beloit 60. Ohio U. 62 Dlinots 611, Oklahoma 51. Michigan 32. Detroit 47, 1111nois Normal 19. Zurek& , Omaha U. 161401,041 82. 47. Duko ,', , Eise loon 49 Marshall 92, Vrost Virgin!' Weide Iast 67. Maryland 57, VME 39. North Car Olina 'tato $t. Oterp Wash. button $7. To laws 76 TPXSI 64 SS, SOUTHWEST Kangas 61I Eire 48 Texas AAM 63. Trqtity Tot ) 44- Samuel Houston 61. PrIPIAS d South C641411114 46 otrithorna 44 , FAR WEST Sseratnanto State 60, Utah State U. Creighton 58, Loyolaalma 4116111) 47. ABM 70. Drake It. Colorado sastraLuz TIOSTISIONAIL NATIONAL BASKETBALL AlliOCIATION Philadolphia 62 Baltimore 76. New York 69, Minneapolis Noohoster 94. Mistook. U. Indianapolis ye. Port Wayne. postponed. A'S Postpone Decision PHILADELPHIA , (UP)The Philadelphia At hie tics have - postponed until Dec. 27 a de- cision on whether to buy the Ottawa franchise of the Inter- national League. The Athletics' board of direetors was to have considered buy. ing the triple-- A franchise and' returning it to Jersey City at a meeting Tuesday. The meeting was postponed, with no reason given. I . ALL TOYS REDUCED - - 6 . he six-poi- nt In 2 SOUTH Take It From FecirlessInjuns By OSCAR FRALEY A Rest Cure YORK NEW along early to relay the whitback roomFraley's Follies are subjected the in the from word iered Although they boys to much more avow weather and the New Year's Day football game "winners." than are other bears,:only'the 1 ROSZ BOWL pregnant fernalst polar bear I. that the Tennessee juggersleeps during the winter. Stanford over MinoisThe naut still hasn't been really line" snakes the Mini a Rated the number one team favorite but, even without in the nation, Tennessee, if that touchdown margin, here's geared up properly. should win a vote for the upset kids from a tilt by at least that margin. the coast COTTON BOWL The Big 10 has whopped the Kentucky over TCUThis is Pacific Coast representative quoted-It-an even contest, and five straight times in this to the victor is like trying n pick grandpappy of the to figure the winner ,embroglios. But ht posting Its attempting record of eight wins agaMat one of a raulin' match; Both have offenses when close high-octatie, the mint had many Kentucky they're in shave. , , has looked great it times, and SUGAR BOWL pitiful at others. Ditto TCU. Tennessee over Maryland Each lost four games. --Th undefeated Vets are ORANGE BOWL picked by seven to down . Georgia Tech ever Baylor Maryland, whkb also wound ' This is another pick 'em affair. Tech woe le and wu up with an unblemished ree ord. Maryland kas a terrific tied once while Baylor woe line as well ts a fine backeight against sae tie and a field but there Is a suspicion setbuk ,r his Maryland team "desperately V , Fr. COLLINS, Colo. (UP) In a triple-overtiaffair, the Colorado A&M ,Rams Tuesday' 7941 night won a thrill-packe- d victory over the visiting cagers e ough . from Drake University in the Ram Gymnasium. The score was knotted at 39- Town(Provo)imithendtg.tilus,csotrinwfthac,:pacitrents: 59 at the close of the regular Cook was high scorer of the period, after Dan De Ruyter of Drake tossed charity with BronPROVOThe towering game and guard Dick Guilin three seconds toit,go. The score cos from Santa Clara are exdumped 11 to settha pace for was knotted at 6444 and 10-7- 0 pected to give Coach Stan Watts before the sharpshooting Rams and his Brigham Vaunt Cougars the Sacramento crew. moved into their wide victory plenty of trouble when the two ttak Moto lisansamie list 1401 S41) imargin in the final overtime. quints meet Friday and Satur- OTIPa 131191 Priam 4 2 3 IS day nights in the new BYU S 5 5a 17Cask 1 S Sewell 0 4 Steen 4 I fieldhouse. 1 1 1 3 Clark littateen 4 1310 LACollege Crushes Fee Schwan 1 0 3 2 Tinter It will mark the second ap- 3 03 14 Weis 14 3 1 2 Galvin 0 2 I 0 5 Harbettabe pearance of the Cougars 1951-5Streit 0 1 1 1 With Record Score Vieiratetylal 3 a a 6 cage edition, and central Utah, 0I 0 3I Saes Peres 5 1 3 11 LDS Ltabity WALNUT, Calif. (UP) Sekull 0 0 2 sports fans are .anxious to see 0 S S11114,41 0 Syriaass set Jotter 0 0 eager Angeles College City what improvement has taken Liberia 0 school new a record Tuesday place since the Cats eked out 17 15 13 41 Totals Totals 13 ISIS by crushing Mt. San Anionic, a decision over Arizona U in &ore by ptriode: 100 to 70, in a practice basket. 14 Is Is -40 Late the fieldhouse inaugutal a few Mail 11 IS ii 10- -60 tato Sacrament ball : game. Milt nitstiodl Watt. Pres tartlet Sy weeks ago. The Cats hit the hardwoods again Tuesday afternoon in TWO WEEKS BENCH their preparatory drills and looked plenty sharp most of the time. Their passing game was definitely improved, and their aggressiveness and hustle tame in for frequent applause from the large gallery. FRIDAY STARTERS radii the Utah Loyola is returning from Five men seem to have won Oklahomt starting positions, Tom Karma Redskins suffered the loss of midwest jaunt where and J60 Richey at forwards; Carlos Assay Tuesday afternoon AALKArizona, and Tulsa scutBoyd Jarman at center; and when the veteran playmaker tled its hoop fortune. Against Harold Christensen end Jerry fractured his right ankle dur- Ohio State on Saturday, Utah, should run into some still comRomney at guards. They will ing practice. me The Buckeyes are a fast 'who treated Reed Dr. on start petion. the lime Clegg, likely the injury, said that the break break quintet which has Vv.' Friday. Meantme, word from Santa occurred just below the ankle. en some of the country's top Clara Indicates that Coach Bob A number of fractures of simi- teams a tussle. Feerick will bring a team to lar nature happened lad fall Provo that will take plenty of during football season, and the top basketball to tame. They players were able to get around have lost games to Sacramesto after two or three days. "He State and California, but have may be able to get around this chalked up wins over Sacra- week," said Dr. Clegg. mento State and Fresno State. Assay has been a prominent They play an independent figure in Utah's attack this schedule. year. He has averaged eight ' BOAS HEIGHT points per game and has been ' Coach Feerick was voted the instrumental setting up Utates "coach of the yea!'" for his per-- , plays. Glen Sanford or Bob formance in the metropolitan Burns will probably be getting coast area last year. His team the starting call in Mays place was dubbed "The Midgets" last against visiting Loyola of Los season, but that does not apply Angeles and Ohio State this this year to the tall and talented week. aggregation.The Redskins boast the top The Broncos are taller, faster record of Skyline teams in outand more experienced this year side competition. United Press In pita of the addition. of a placed the Utes eleventh in this number of freshmen to their week's survey. Thursday night roster. Veteran players are Dal the Redskins tangle with Loyola t Brock and Bob Peters, guards; In a game which the Redskins Mark Bridier. center; and Dick should mark up as number eight , Soares, forward. in the winning ledger- -been has Soares apparently replaced by 0 foot 7 inch Kenr4, Sears, which' seems to ' spell trouble for the Cougars. The BYU Jayvees will meet Snow College hi preliminary I games both nights. Starting time is 0:30 p.m. Coacjning 'needs more contact work." COLLEGE PARK, AV. (UP) Tatum said Wednesday 147-pou- Will i , 0. 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