Show ' Death Surrounds Mystery 3 : : jKfllL "PBfcft I '"efB asi Weberites Rally in Final Tests Dolan Next Monday Periods to Overtake Rivals in League Rattle Jackie Burke Is QnHnn lavssrw Ulsllllau asPare In Coast Even! aaaauuuuuuaw easi ks Weber Ekes s w'W' By Charles Kreher The Weber college Wildcats woke up from a Snow-co- n trolled trance with 4Vs minutes to play before a fair sized crowd at the Weber gym last night to nose out the Snow college Badgers of E ph rami 50 to 48 after trailing all the boys from way In a slow starting game the yellow-shirte- d Snow stayed on the Weberites like leeches and controlled the ball off the backboards just about like they owned it — :— ¥ When Weber did get into a posi- - 6 (UP) — Jan LOS ANGELES g Jackie Burke Jr put his golfing fate at the mercy of a changed putter and the "snap of 'lingers" today as he teed off to the second round of the $17500 Los Angeles open a stroke ahead of the field II waa Baby Face Burke's 15 foot putt for a birdie three on the 18th yesterday that gave him the all Important stroke advantage over the second place duo of Johnny Bamum Grand Rapids Mich and Al Broach Garden City N Y Ha hoped to widen the gap as field of 137 a casualty-stricke- n took off in the second 18 of the 26th renewal of the winter tournament's richest event And as yesterday early starters again braved dew dampened fairways As spectacular as it was the little Houston golfer s finish yesterday played second fiddle of fine Pace-settin- p 9r Mr tlH e saaa Josse II KV hM m fl I fl B j ' V -- ahovr Tmrrarr CI lease ("oh haw ball player 111 ram Bl thorn ( hown lee by a Mexican With hia wife was shot and killed ' la El Manic Hex t ommandant of Police Fidel (aria policeman "It U very mysle nou when he said "He had $2M in American currency In eJ packet District Atty Jeaas Gotcs wild police a rr rated Bilhorntt WW niched op M he wis trying U tell hit 147 Bekk for $340 wllhout proper brother Waldemar bellered that Hiram was a The at the story of the Mexican policeman who aeoffed and ranmanist a member of a ceeainanist t reported that Hiram had confeaoed being alter he waa ahoL Bi thorn nmplred in the rtoneer league laat aenaon I deea-men- ra Sports to a example sportsmanship Gary Middlecoff who was the deexpert's choice to dethrone fending champion Lloyd Mangrum dropped out of the tourney but only after Mangrum did everything he could to keep the Memphis dentist among those present Middlecoff awakened yesterday with a badlv swollen wrist man grum called on his own doctor v" Done special wrist The doctor pronounced the ail- ment "pinched wrist ligaments the result of cocking the wrist during practice rounds After a double dose of novacain Mangrum then arranged a starting time delay for Middlecoff ' ft was no use though as a de cried Middlecoff sat on his golf — bag at the end of the 11th green — tne ante after and announced reluctantly he was he "couldn't picking up because " grip the club Burke's two under par was a — a masterpiece of contrast 36 at the scrambling r 33 turn and a sizzling home when "my putt Coming dropped at the snap of my fin- blue-ribb- on double-bogeyin- g Basketball as played today is a far cry from the game credited to the legendary Dr Naismith— when they reportedly tossed an old ball into a discarded peach basket When the Harlem Globetrotters and three other pro clubs appear here cer! Scores were abnormally Jan 17 fans will meet a chap who helped make the game wttn oroscrt only mime what It ic InHtV Barnum breaking par Pau one-ov- er three-unde- playoff series over the Dodgers fection of lb pivot play la Henry with Bobby Thomson slamming a "Dutch De hnert the old New York home run in the ninth with two Celtic star who la now conch of men on bases in the rubber game tha Toledo Mercury a Now the 4 Stan Muslai first baseman and pivot play it an eseentlsl Voted In 1990 one of America's outfielder at the St Louis Cardi- 10 greatest basketball players of jnala was chosen as the standout tha first half of this century in a major league player of 1851 nationwide poll of experts Dehnert George Weiss of the New York la on of basketball s playing and Yankees for the second straight coaching Immortals He is recog- year was named the major league nired as one of the leading strate- - executive of the year He won this gists of the sport and has to his recognition by a wide margin Charlie Grimm of the Milwaukee credit the origination of the pivot comof the American associaBrewers play that changed basketball Intion the minor league manlanded record pletely Hit coaching cludes the winning of a number of ager title of the past season Gene championships including the world Con ley of Hartword of the Eastern title at the Chicago stadium with league was named minor league the Detroit Eagles in the tourna- skipper of 1951 Bill Hayes of Temple of the Big WSM ment of mi SHfred how he happened tn Invent State league was the cbjolce for the pivot play Dutch' revealed minor league executive honors for Bob i wh riurinr mv nlavins davs clubs of lower classification with the Original Celtics The play Howsan of Denver of the Western was created In Chattanooga in 1923 lesgtie was the standout executive The opposing team used a standing for teams of higher classification Dei ween sports Tid Bits guard who stood nail way the foul line and the basket of Abe Saperstein owner-coac- h -I stood to front of htm with the Harlem takes off Globetrotters my back to the baahet and him for Europe this coming week to when ear team had the ball arrange schedules for the 1952 apJohnny Beeksaaa threw meI the pearance of the colored wizards ball and cat far the basket reof the turned the ball to Johnny aa be 15 Alto will return from not me did The hv and then head for Hawaii gaard sped Europe pick him ap bat stood tn the Guam Japan and other countries aaase position behind me" He plans to send the Trotters to "I then had the same play re- that part of tha world next fall Intercut Is high ever the appeated Back man cut by on my left and I faked the ball to him This pearance of Utah's Rex Lame as the I time guard and Jack Nelson at The Beranticipated moved with him So I pivoted to thana next Monday night Promy right and laid up the shot that moter Jim Downing has ached-mwas to be heard around the basketa well balanced supporting ball world The play became one of card the most powerful offensive weaMost of the sports writers in the pons m basket ban" Los Angeles area are penning the Doroe her Manager of Year pact between the Big Ten and the Leo Dorocher veteran manager Coast conference and the Rose of the Hew York Giants is the Bowf baseball manager of 1951 He was Remember when the coast teams named this week by the St Louis were kicking around the best in the Sporting News for that recogni-tio- n land in the twenties? That was during the hey dey of Andy Smith of Durocher piloted his Giants tn California The cry in those days the National league pennant in 1951 waa "Coast teams are Just too after tying the Brooklyn Dodgers strong for us" tat the regular HU After six straight defeats the campaign GianU then the three game shoe is on the other foot now The) fallow credited to the per- 5-- I court-Januar- KLO I laEP aSK The Movie n ImzM THE I OHN J ANTHON! HOUR SUNDAY 9:30 P M Football Play ar be ineligible games compart in the for tomor- m — It nt three years earlier The regents failed to act on a contract dispute with former head football Coach Joe Sheeketski fired outright last summer when Nevada abandoned the sport although his contract still had three years to run at more than $12000 annually Sheeketski has threatened to sue the regents for the salary he says lX 5 £2T a competition" Pete Rozelle publicist cabled Matson telling him to come home if he wanted to become an Olympian The player said he was awaiting the cable's arrival before coming to a decision Matson said he "doesn't think" he will play in the games if the message from the mainland his participation will indicates jeopardize his amateur standing The USF star said earlier he would hold back from signing a pro football contract because of his desire to compete in the Olympic games in Finland this summer ar Regulars Watch Wyoming Win 71-4- tWo-gam- Dixie Loses to tip-in- ST GEORGl Utah Jan 5 (UP) Westminster's touted Parsons eager romped to a 9 win Friday night over Dixie college here— mostly on the 24 points swished through the hoop by Johnny kopis The Parsons held a 7 lead at e over the Dixie Fliers Fliers rallied in the closing fht minutes but could note lose the Parsons' lead before the final gun 68-5- der the basket throughout the game Ed Lucht Alberta's ace center who came here with a 17 points per game average was held to six points by Joe Orschanski Cowboy center Alberta's shooters were extremely cold hitting only 32 percent of their ahots They missed their first nine free throws and didn't connect from charity lane until the fourth period Standard-Examine- News r Jan 5 (UP) — The man who once New York's mayor Vincent ImpellitterL Ray (Sugar) Robinson the mid-4-dleweight champion of the world placed his hand on the mayor's shoulder and thanked the voting spocts world for the honor conferred on him And he thanked hi friend "Vince" for being there "tve been talking to Tommy Henrich and it reminded me of a conversation I had with Don of the Dodgers" Robinson related keeping hia hand on the mayor's shoulder Henrich if you'll remember opened the ninth inning in the opening game of the 1949 World series by greeting Newcombe with a home run which won the game 1 to 0 "I asked Newcombe what kind of a pitch it was" the suave Robinson related hand still on the mayor's shoulder "Newcombe told me: 'A change of space' The luncheon crowd chuckled and Robinson urbane and collected went on to recall his loss to Randy last year Turpin in London "It came as no surprise to me" laughquipped Sugar Ray blithely ing down at his pal the mayor "As early as the 14th round I picked Turpin to win" Sugar Ray revealed that he had a busy program lined up for the boxing year On Jan 24 at San Francisco he will "risk" the crown Si and the against Bono Olson for cancer fund On Feb 20 at Chicago he will defend the title against Rocky Graziano Then plans call for him to meet the winner of the Ernie Durando-Padd- y Young tiff March 2d at the Garden This time for $1 and the heart fund After that he hopes to challenge light heavyweight Joey Maxim for the second best bauble "If not I will "sail for Rome to make a picture" he revealed Robinson admitted that he hopes his next picture venture is more successful than the London filming of his bout with Turpin who he subsequently frosted to recapture the middleweight title There was no doubt as Sugar Rav accepted the award from his "pal" the mayor that he was proud of the honor After all he beat out such lads as Stan Musial Temple basketball player Bill Mlkvy pro basketball star George Mikan football's Dick Kazmaier pro football's Otto Graham golfs Ben Hogan hockey's Maurice Richard Citation 'who could hardly be called the "man of the year") swimming's Florence Chadwick tennis star Dick Savitt and track's Bob New-com- be I -- I ! fl 0 00 our Heritage Oris Nary News 0 30 Angle Navarro a 0 45 (Tata 1 I 1 avl iwond awaa Heaa and ''''Smmal TELEVISION - mam Satareaym: :— Star 7 at— Show of Your Hit sse— spotlight "'' i Pi Ln Sportllght Bands & Ballads lAccent on Melody 'Adventure 'Here to Vets HSwS Weather palnhow Rndevu Stars cm Parade Music You Want Orchestra St Prancla Orch Prelude to Sun I KUTA Dancing aietody (Hayloft Olarmoniet BfeMm Muaic Party I 1 1 1 1 Revue Shows Parade Revue Man a Family Bobcats Triumph At Bozeman BOZEMAN Mont Jan S (AP)— 7ee— Beulah Advent Playhouse Montana State college got try Idaho 09 — What Ya Laffln' at? 7:3 — Stu Krwln State 74-6- 9 tonight in a game in HSU Jo- - tittle Theatre Murra' gitt 9:0o — Tales of Tomorrow which the lead changed hands 20 aa— Mr Malene times in the first three quarters KSL 10:60— Crime Syndicated The score was tied 11 times over aoamemV !U:WSmrrv Kaye v the same period UmV-Weet& Noam ' tv Teaa Club teams play again to- 11:30— Weather and New RugXaffl Dal raw her l£ — I m ' tap-danc- ed on the streets of Harlem for pennies was poised and at ease as he accepted the "man of the year award" from p 5- 5 1952 Sugar Ray Robinson Lands Man of Year Award Hoaortd by New York Mayor rf LARAMIE Wyo Jan 5 (AP) — With four regular seniors sitting if out Coming's Cowboys trimmed the University of Alberta 6 last night in basketball team e series the first of a Coach Ev Shelton let Dick Haag Samuelson Moe Radovich and he has coming The regents have Tuff John Hughes watch from the sideturned the matter over to the at- lines while their understudies took torney general's office and are care of the night's work in faultwatting for an opinion as to their less style Haag Samuelson and legal position Radovich are the Cowboy's three too scorers Nick Eiopulos Rawlins sopho-- more led the Cowboy attack: with 17 points Most of his eight baskets s He was hooks and were 68-5- 9 and unboards off the outstanding Parsons SATURDAY EVENING JANUARY By Oscar Fraley Mmlpros on the National NEW YORK spearheaded mjE&Z Albert f all-st- RENO Nev Jan 5 The board of regents of the University Nevada has asked President Malcolm Love to suggest a plan for the possible return of intercollegiate football to the campus on a limitMi hai fall Nevada abandoned the sport last sajg Because the small school enrollment 1200) found it too expensive to maintain the "big time" grid program it embarked upon VP i Game R wtm -- 145 Following Basketball 7 00 amateur status nt er n hi is one-poi- Richards of the - Tm glad it's the 'man ti MoiL Tnesv Wed Thuw year and not the 'fighter of the putting his year'"on Robinson saidshoulder M—KLO to 2Q0 P hand the mayor's again "The fighters of the year are the fellows in Korea" ki o 148 fee KDVI ISM fee ksi Ufa fee RITA 570 few The "man of the year" and hia "pal" the mayor left then O'clock Edition And both of them probably Your Data with iOene a:O0Trnty Neva Sporta Muatc the wrong guy got the Autry thought F wliavi :M) Silver Hopaiong K" Cndllt award INowa 6 4d Dancing Party Caastdy For there was a parking ticket 7 00 Bakrtball Chance of Life on CadiTheao 7 Dots Oangbustera Sugar Ray's orchid colored V 7 15 time w King Ml Oniric! OKI And officer out front illac Writteman parked Paul Opry Broadway Is number 14576 who had put it there Dearer My Boat told bystanders: From Deaear Vaughn Monroe Yours Truly don't give a hoot if it is Ray Johnny Dollar Al Oocatmaa Robinson's car — and I don't give a Robert Q'a iHettefs Sporta Rhi t hm on Records hoot if he is with the mayor He WaxworkSjtirJ OO Tlrrr Flaihes violated the parking ordinance" " Stars tn tha Archie A! 9 15 Scrrndr in Bin Andrews There fellows was the real "man Adventure of Oscar Dumont 8 30 Mfmorul Pgaa Roundup Time of the year' Vance Phllo Theatre Orchestra TONIGHT DENVER Cor-vall- HONOLULU T H Jan 5 (UP) fullback Ollie Mat-soof the University of San Francisco today awaited word from the mainland which would determine whether he would be able to parfootticipate in the Hula ball games here without damaging all-st- one-han- 53-4- Fri-GUiU- AL HELFER UTAH 56-5- 1 To Compete in A Hawaii Game USF Return to RADIO I SLATER BASKETBALL TONIGHT — Maison Slated al-amateur Vtolt Pack May er — rZ "mW?Lg a aa BILL TONIGHT 6:00 P M SPORTS DIGEST " i fonr-ronnd- Pasadena Calif was all alone other with a regulation 71 In with first round 72 s were amateur Bud acceoted the bid Holscher Sant-- Monica Calif Ted by N £3L Dutch Y: New SiZSSSL Kroll Hartford the "- -' Til can4w i"voay C AnMrnuri lUHlMViit 0t niiunnj union Athletic Hawaiian Amateur PaliWillie Hunter Jr Pacific had waived the specter of professades Calif since the collegiate playsionalism Clustered at 73 were Mangrum ers were getting expenses only for of last first round his 1 duplicating vear Tommy Bolt Durham N G playing President Harold Ber-- 1 RWwever Calif Glendale Ralph Blomquist of the Pacific association said Bud Ward Great Falls Mont Jer- ininerSan Francisco he couldn't unGene Calif Pasadena ry Barber how the Hawaiian AAU Webb St Louis Jimmy Clark derstand Matson s participation could clear Cecil HunUngton Beach Calif the rule book" can't Tney Harris Whittier Calif and Bill Berliner said clear "And the book Nary Los Angeles definitely prohibits mixed professionvan half-tim- Twenty Questions slmFmVammt boxer oppoaea Jack Doland of Boise Idaho over six Floyd Richardson promising Utah heavyweight of fistic program at The Berthana In Ok en next Monday the bents of the feature one less in or rounds to a will against Jack Nelson of Salt Lake to the feaRex perform Layne night Utah's a good supporting card scheduled has Jim Downing ture attraction Promoter ana 41-2- KILO A Stars Address agemmmmmnmm y 44-a- ll Mat fears he will for track and Olympic petition if he takes Bale games scheduled row and next Sunday Taking part in the Hawaiian classics will be a group of col high legiate stars on one team and - Run- - Hon to shoot which was seldom in those early moments they missed At the quarter they were behind 13 to 6 at the half 27 to 24 and at the third quarter 42 to 35 Then with but less than five minutes on the clock before the end of the game the 'Cats eame alive sprang out of their lair and turned on the heat Stealing the ball from out of Snow's tight control they — 5 The SEATTLE Jan (AP) came from behind 40 to 44 to tie basketball team that ranks third at lead and then go ahead the in this week's national AP poll was 45 46 to ditied for last in the Northern Don Butler rang up two sensavision of the Pacific Coast confertional push shots in a row the first ence today The nation's No 3 team the Uni one coming after he'd intercepted a pass right under the Snow basversity of Washington Huskies failed to awe the University of ket dribbled his way up the floor Idaho Vandals last night and lost through the entire Badger team and contest to the hard driving made a miraculous d push invaders score to shot In the Northern division's other opening contest tne always tougn Butler Sparkles state college Beavers Two fast exchanges later Butler Oregon 5 coasted to a victory over again waa on the loose tanking one at State Washington college from almost out of the state be Ore was so far away to ice the game teams same The play again to Snow went back Into a night at Corvallis and Seattle lead on a free throw by Floyd FarLast night Idaho was "in" with ley and a field goal by Don Spain-howTommy Flynn and Herb Millard but Weber's Butler was The two men members of Coach right back on the beam again asChuck Finley's second platoon sisted by Mark Ballif and they spearheaded the vandal vietory worked the score up to 48 to 47 and The rangy Vandals were slow to Larry Peterson rang the bell with start in this opening fracas of the a backhanded hook to pull It up Northern division Pacific coast to 50 to 47 conference season but they finadded another pcist ished like they were going to a onSpainhower a foul throw and it was 50 to 48 fire Peterson was top scorer The stunned crowd of 5800 — held forLarry Wildcats tha winging in bulls-eye- s down by chill weather — saw more from all directions and under than the national ranking scorched all conditions Butler was next The Vandal victory brought to an with Glen Had field Big eight 23 a of home triumphs racked up seven fielders and Don end string for Washington's Huskies heavy Budge and Jay Brown each bad favorites to romp off the division six title again this year for Snow Farley was top scorer eagle-eyeIt was Flvnn who earned idano with d 16 points while also up to a halftime tie wlththe Hus- was Carl Hamann with 10 Ivan kies at 29 sinking his third quick Allred with 9 and Mas Blackham basket just as the midway gun with seven boomed usually high point man The Vandals had trailed from the forAllred Jim Williams's crew was Coach 10 start once being points behind potting them in fine shape and mo at 2 notonous regularity in tne nrsi The third quarter was nearly half then Coach Reed Swenson of gone before Idaho after knotting the Wildcats put in Hadfield who the count at 32 and 37 finally nosed five-inin front by a point on a Millard free Allred b a the inch and outwhole sweet was on The air throw top lad by about 30 or 40 for Coach Chuck Finley's club and weighed ifthe more not pounds the lead The it never relinquished Allred like the Glen guarded Big minwinners went into a stall four Joe Stalin and he utes before the finish and scored Russians guard got nary a score after that mothree more baskets when desperate ment their men to give Huskies over-ra-n First to Score Idaho an opening Slender Bob Houbregs of WashCarl Hamann drew first blood for ington led the scoring with 16 the Badgers early in the contest using the points seconded by teammate Doug and his teammates McClary's 15 Hartley Kruger and weave controlled the ball so that Weber scarcely even Flynn paced Idaho with 10 each At Corvallis the Beavers grabbed saw it an early lead against WSC and Don Shaw's charity toss was the built it up after the Cougars en- - first Weber score then along came joyed a 2 edge briefly By half- Peterson with a basket— his and time the Beavers were in front the white-shied Wildcats— first of 8 the evening While Coach Jack Friel alterWeber looked dull and lifeless nated his two platoons of Cougars and a bit ragged beside the seemto the Beavers continued pile up ing ease and finesse of the Snow-cretheir lead Forward Jim Padgett accounted for 17 OSC points Pete A look Then came the dawn Mullins the Australian baskteer at the clock showed time going gowith the Pullmanites led the losers ing gone and the locals woke up with 13 tore down the stretch and whizzed Washington Maha home in front GTFP GTFP Both teams made 19 goals out of Guisnessf 3 3 3 9 1 0 2 2 DolHngerf 2 4 4 8 Hallerf McClaryf 8 31 IS 61 tries for the evening 4 3 16 5 0 0 10 Krugerc Roubregse 8 5iff"S' GTFP 0 2 12 McIntoshg McCutcheng 0 3 4 3 GTFP 4 3 3 4 17 3 12 Blackham White Ciorlanog 0 111 Shawf 113 0 0 2 0 f 5 2 0 10 Huskies Suffer Setback in League Battle 72-ho- le gaaaBBM - — — Utah Will Test six-fo- out-tower- ed Denver Utags Oppose Montana SALT LAKE CITY Jan 5 (UP) Skyline Eight members will get down to business tonight with three conference games and one affair on tan in the 1952 basketball race Friday night only one game was on the program as powerful Wy oming flexed its muscles in thrash ing little Alberta university 71 to at Laramie 46 12-2- Wyoming— expected to be a power in conference play this season — used only reserves during the en tire eame as the regulars "sat it out" Even at that the potent Cowboy bench racked up 58 points during the first half to take a 59 to 30 lead The two clubs meet again Satur- riav around the loop night s sched highlight of Saturday con ule will be the Denver-Uta- h test at Denver It will be Utah's second conference game while the Pioneers will be testing their wings for the first time in league play In other conference action Montana will face Utah State at Logan while Colorado A and M takes on Elsewhere thor-ough- rt 25-1- 'wm Enochs! 2 4 2 Koong 2 0 0 4 0 6 3 0 0 0 0 EUiottg 3 4 2 2 4 3 8 Millardf 3 Melton 2 0 7 4 Marrisone 5 0 0 10 Flynng 2 0 2 4 Jenkins? 110 10 012 Price 0 0 f 0 Falashg 22 12 19 56 Totals 18 15 18 51 Score by quarters: i - 12- -58 6 3 8 7 3 2 16 Budeef 3 3 3 7 1 0 111 3 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 10 0 Hamann Butlerg Petersons Hdfeld Warner AUredc 2 5 5 9 Spainhower g 2 3 22 146 Farley g 6 S 2 Money 110 Brown Furlong Ballif Lowder Totals 19 23 12 50 10 201048 Officials: Barney and Andrews Salaries Gridders Perform Spori For Cash Today (AP) — For the first time in their lives 50 star players from 33 schools in 24 states play a game of football today for the sake of cash—and not for college spirit or glory Skyline play The game— called the Senior Bowl because all the stars are) In their final college year — gives each player on the winning team $500 and each player on the los-iteam $400 A tie game and they split "the pot at the rate of $450 per helping For convenience the group of EVANSTON Wyo Jan 5 (Special) — Evanston hoopsters turned 50 is divided as equally as possible back Pinedale 29 to 24 in a basket- and the teams are called norm ana South ball game last night In two previous senior bowls the Thompson of Evanston tallied 11 3 and point? and Lumon of Pinedale South squad won This year the North squad looks at scored 15 Summary: lamsotea least a touchdown better on the MIooala GTFP GTFP of a better line four extra 6 4 3 13 Lumon f Skylesf 16 2 4 strength days of working together and a 0 10 0 Wenzf 8tonebrokerf 0 0 10 0 wet Held 3 2 17 Garreitc Thompson c 5 6 11 1 0 0 3 Jonesg The Southerners — with Bill Wade Verniewg 3 10 6 0 0 0 0 Eva ns g Piraineng 3 10 4 of Vanderbilt and Babe Pari Hi of 0 0 0 0 McRcyefds Redfield 2 10 4 Kentucky — are passing specialists 0 0 0 0 Cooper and a wet field will do them no MOBILE Ala Jan f Get Backing two-wee- or ly 7-- 9 20 15 Idaho 15 14 11 11—51 Washington 2 Millard missed: Haller Free throws Guisness McClary New Mexico in Albuquerque Brig- - Melton Morrison ham Young was unscheduled this Houbregs Cipriano McCutchen week Although Utah will go into the Denver game as the favorite the Pioneers have an important factor on their side The Utes are road- k we'ary after a tiring the east barnstorming tour throughhome-floThis coupled with a advantage could prove sufficient for a Denver upset The other two games are rated as tossups New Mexico Colorado A and M Utah State and Montana n choices for secare ond division berths this season in ch ot 5 early-seaso- WASHINGTON Jan 5 (UP) Prnhcdnnal athlete' salaries freeze" emerged from the "deep today and appeared neaoeu xor a permanent thawing out Even the $33000 raise granted Stan Musial of the Cardinals seemed sure of finding its way Into litis poc ©t The wage stabilization board approved 1951 increases for Eddie of the Stanky new Cardinals outfielder Del Ennis of the Phillies: pitcher Larry Jansen of the Giants and outfielder Andy Pafko of Brooklyn : Musial's salary increase from $35-0to $58000 granted him last but spring was held in abeyance was will be ruled upon shortly it announced Earlier the Cardinals had indicated they had asked to raise Musial's salary to $85000 "It looks to me like the stabilization board is about to lift the freeze on all increases to professional athletes" declared lg§j owner Vmm major league clubbecause the playit's a good thing ers who were granted raise earned them on the baste of per13 14 3 10 7 4 24 Totals good Score by quarters: The names North and South are formance 12 16 21 Pinedale Tulane and South Caromisleading 10 22 25 Evanston lina have players on each squad Officials: Kirlin and Bex Florida State supplied guard Bill Dawk ins to the Yanks Two men from Arkansas are on the North and center Frank Mittendorf of Cincinnati plays for the South SALT LAKE CITY Jan 5 (AP) By The Associated Press One million German brown trout NEW YORK Chico Vejar 145 eggs have arrived from PennsylStamford Conn outpointed Envania the Utah Fish and Game Department announced today The rique Bolanos 143 Pasadena Calif 10 eggs will be distributed to several state hatcheries HOLLYWOOD Calif — Lauro Eventually the flam will Ton BOISE Jan 5 (AP) — The Boise trouted in water where the Gergalas 129 Monterrey Mexico and Bobby Why 127 Santa Barbara Pilots will open spring training man Brown has proven Itself best Calif drew 10 for the 1952 Pioneer league season suited as a top trout specie some ot mese waters are tne at Rio Vista Calif Match 29 WEST PALM BEACH Fia -- Alex Maury Doerr Pilot owner said Sevier Provo Logan Weber Du123 Phoenix knocked the Pilots are the ffrst professional chesne and BUckamlth's Fimbreis Jerk out Chili Cantero 127 Havana 4 club ever to train at Bio Vista emu " Evanston Takes Spirited Game nf 20-1- player-manag- er 00 19-- ie faw 1 1 Million German Eggs Arrive Fight Results Boise Pilots to Traiii on Coast |