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T11K MNTAGRAril. IUjOOMINGTOV. IU.INOH. MDV. tilCrmilK 12 TtltKTT Look Out Decatur, Spud Has Ball Morton '5' Replaces Big Nine to Act Today On Michigan State Bid I Hopedale in Lead 1 Crm T-dsy r.fl I S- PoHers Only Unbeaten Team Left In MVC r7 New Code Fixes Limits on Aid To Athletes Southeastern Clamps Down On Bowl Football Games ty.

wry rt This could eliminate as many GAINESVILLE, FLA OJ.R) The Southeastern conference, for a decade the nation's biggest pro 1- srrw tilt aJ IZ-r CHICAGO. (JP) The Big Nine Saturday deferred action on Mich as the three or four top ranking teams from the Bowl derby any season, and even could mean that ducer of bowl teams, suddenly cracked down Saturday with a lh irAfk.r V.y Ut ym.r igan State college's application for membership until today, but approved a new scholarship code the league would be unable to ruling that no member can play t. rvf.s, tixt v- supply any bowl team some years. in a post-season game more than low wcfrrtTK SaM. fixing limits on financial aid to once every three years.

mm athletes. LJ- k-xl for si That's a far cry from the Southeastern conference which has sent nine team to the Rose Bowl, nine In addition, the league ordered The Michigan State Question nk iLx livrr are If oc-'y that member football team must have a .750 percentage for six will be discussed at a joint meet to the Sugar BowL eight to the wittvotit dfeal ticy rx! Orange Bowl and three to the ing of the faculty representatives and athletic directors this morn 9 i conference games in order to ae cept a howl bid. Cotton Bowl. ing with final action expected mm this afternoon. Both Michigan State and Pitts an ort a er rer tt burgh, each with membership ap plications on file with the West era conference, had representa tives at the Big Nine's winter meeting.

Neither school, however cf tart tt. Kim tat caif ttmm Hot Bradley Quintet Routs Dubuque was invited to the faculty repre sentative's afternoon session. Must Have Average. SPID CR.VNK. main reion for Blootnlnrloa HIth' tUtory trr Deratar I'rldiy tdxbl.

for the basket after snagging rebound in late lUg game In tb Red's Kintnrr tjm. CM her Raiders shown are Ray Thomas (27, far left), Jerry Davidson C8) and Freak hlprt (Jl. ritht bak. ground). Crank seored 29 points.

AfwiiM The scholarship program ap proved by the laculty representa tives permits financial aid for ft. tuition to needy athletes, who PREP PATTER maintain a average scholas tically, or a maximum of $300 an UK-i a fait a.ui c-i curate marJtKTJkrjr.p r. tr.i to r-n vrr Anr.eiet Thd nually beyond tuition to eligible athletes, who maintain a Colfax Five Finds It Has Friends Tte Ilr aves er 17 tell on 12 cf the Cnt tr.n run up 23 ta lead early te tAe. At h.f t.n. r.4 stretched rrarf.3 4J TJHE CASE OF THE IRISH.

"In past years, you haTe always been fair but it 6eems to me you should inform Pantograph readers the true reason why Notre Dame is being given "the run around." I am enclosing two articles from the pen of Jim Costin explaining my viewpoint in this matter. Ill be looking for a word or two in your column so please don't brush off the subject Paul It. Moews, 008 South Morris street." I have read what Grantland Rice and Costin both have to say on this subject, and the best recommendation I ran give the good fathers at Notre Dame is to "let up" a few years, and I am sure everyone will be glad to meet the Irish. There are many things involved but the fart remains that the Irish are just too tough, Frank, and nobody likes to get kicked around. Even back in the days of my dear friend, Kenneth Knute Rockne, Notre Dame couldn't always get the games it wanted and Knute had to play Lombard, Washington and schools of that calibre.

There isn't a thing wrong with Notre Dame football that I know of, that two or three defeats wouldn't cure. If that ever happens, watch tlie boys rush for a place on the N. D. schedule. NEED FENCE IN ENCLOSURE.

'Herbert's 62 Horeck's Goal Gives Detroit 6th In Row Fans Donate Money to Get Cage Equipment average. The tuition aid on the basis of need may be granted to freshmen in the upper 50 percent of their high school classes. The larger scholarship aid is for first year students in the upper 25 percent of their prep classes. Frank E. Richart of Illinois, secretary of the faculty committee, disclosed that the Michigan State issue was No.

1 on his group's agenda Saturday. The faculty Itkt trtr ft .4 -rlory frt.rx Tff Tf Tl-I-C. Q.ry K4 tv6 st ir. 22-31. rwt sr srrr lr.trr?-i-v.

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(Pv Pete Horeck's to 11. Spjftarv fa? cr.t 31 tn Ce firs'. IS mmatrs- Sccr.r.x hoevrrs er rat t-rr St 12 S3 a.T.J P-l fr.r-n sad Atfxd ef snd JfTTT n---rs ef third period goal cracked 31 Fails to Catch tie to bring the Detroit Red Not too long ago Jack Turner, their sixth straight National coach at Colfax High school, was bemoaning lack of height on his otherwise adequate basketball Hockey league victory Saturday! night, a 5-3 triumph over last place New York before 13.337 memDers, nowever, expressed a desire to confer with their ath letic airectors before making a team, but you don't hear the personable of Illinois grad inquir decision. Richart said it was his opin "The Corn Bowl was a grand success but I cannot overlook the fact that a gang of selfish spectators were permitted to parade up ing about six footers now. fans.

Ranger goalie Chuck Rayner was on the bench and the Rangers playing for a tie when Ted Lindsay hit an open net in the last nine seconds for the fifth Detroit goal. Frank Stranahan I A I. A IT) in (Chick) Harbrrt. Detroit professional, set a course record under par 62 tn the I10.0CO Mmi tpi urnrr.rr.t Saturday At least not since Monday when ion that a simple majority a 5 and down the sideline in front of the main stand, following the ball to 4 vote which Michigan State from one end to another. This obstructed the view of everybody in fire cut the Colfax gymnasium lower than the smallest eager on partisans claim they have in their favor, would determine whether Turner's squad.

Not only did the the Spartan school at East Lans blaze leave the team without a bona fide home court, but it de-' ing, gams admission. stroved all the school athletic Gridley Takes Two Have Bids In. equipment and most of the play-i Previously, it had been reported but amateur Frank 5trsr.sr.an ef Toledo. Ohio, st.U Ird the eJJ with 200 for 54 r.c'.et Herbert's senMt.uf.al ers personal gear. that the faculty group would ap vwt ine gooa win 01 tuswunn proach the subject by voting on whether expansion to 10 members i CIear Lead In school officials and Colfax fans the lower part of the stand and in fact the only touchdown scored was witnessed by only a few in the far corner.

As a member of the Legion and as a supporter of the Corn Bowl. I consider this a reflection on us. It manifests utter disregard for the fans who make the game possible and I hope this condition will never be permitted again. Harry Hennessy" You are absolutely right. Harry, and I am sure that the 1919 torn Bowl committee will insist on a fence keeping all spectators out of the enclosure.

It was bush league stuff and should never be permitted. SHOULD BE WESLE VAN-NORMAL. "I attended the Corn Bowl game this year and thought it was very successful but am of the opinion that Wesleyan and Normal should play in this game every year. We use to have this game on Thanksgiving and I feel it would be the best game we could get. It doesn't was desirable at this time.

In lifted him from a t. for f.fh place at the mark to a however, has helped to alleviate Turner's worries somewhat. All case expansion was voted down Michigan State would be shunted but one of the remaining "home" games will be played on the Ellsworth court and a quick roundup of donations by home town resi Prairie Play aside again. Both Michigan State and Pitts firm iccond with 202 strokes. Herman White ris.ns.

N. look third place a C6 today and a total of 2C. Coarse IBILIIODIINCp 23 IQO' Willi 10 OUInj: 40 Feft of Concrete floor With Halancr Satrdutl Floor ON SVVIX TRACK OF MC'KKI. PLATE LOAIIINC DOCK 703 LINCOLN ST. ItLOOMINGTON.

II I- ConUct CHARLES D. HAVENS KtxtUer Thone lS50-9 JirtUfn Mil! burgh have had membership bids formally filed since the spring of dents provided enough money to give Turner's charges playing equipment. The Gridler Redskins continue HarUrt. strapping 33 year ell 1946. Only a majority vote was re matter whether they win the conference or not as they put on a good to pare i rairic cvuiiriciikc son ol St a result of Friday's 34-29 triumph golf pro.

l.ter-lly blared the 6,735 yard par 70 Quired at Saturday's faculty group In sr.ter- over Paso. The Cridley-El Paso, Mum, sprmat coixse thriller wasnt decided unU the with a contest. Henry TV. It would be nice, Henie, but the administration at Normal is unfriendly to playing this game Turkey day. FAVORS PARADE.

meeting. Richart said that while some schools desired a lifting of the $500 maximum on scholarship aid to athletes, there would be no closing minutes, as Darwin and a 32 horne. The only unsettled date remaining on the Colfax chart is the Jan. 30 meeting with Anchor. The Ellsworth floor will be unavailable that night, for the Eagles will be entertaining Cooksville.

The first transferred same led his mates to victory. Minonk; The course had been lcn-thf rcd overcaxe a 29-23 third quarter Kw v.rj. change unless later legislated. sir.tr it yrar's I want to congratulate the Legion on a grand Corn Bowl game ts first its t.rt Roanoke lead, to gain tournament but the a yard- The athletic directors by-passed wnicn 1 consider a very fine and successful activity, but I am of the wn.frer.ee Decision. iv.

i. scheiuled discussion of television as it affects conference football This week meets Mta-' Harbrrt. who had ix tirrf.es arid mora and Roanoke, and Wash- an title. didn't turn out to well for Colfax, Cropsey forging a 50-44 Tri Valley victory to put the first blight on the conference record of the It will be brought up again by the Big Nine at its spring meet opinion, that the parade held a year ago would be a good thing for Bloomington. If they object to Thanksgiving morning, why not bold it Wednesday afternoon? We had intended to put a float In this year and was disappointed when the parade was eliminated.

It. C. Stephens." The parade was dropped this year because some of the folks here felt it interferred with the religions observance. Vnnr dir. Tumermen.

ing. burn taneles with El Paso, The, stras.a.an, who posted It contest may be lir.t two round, hvt the game of the week. Gnd.ey 31 34 3 will be favored but the tilt should, Herman Keiser. Akrvn. Ohio, be closely contested, the verdict and Tnv iv-na.

Cincinnati, had Short Shots Instrumental in keeping Pon Tourney Holds sum iu u.e- i--v 07s with esth ptirc par 7f STANOINC. tiac's record clean in four games Claude Harmn of Ilm licach. Fla was alone at 20d ith his 70 has been Wendell Good, a sharp- shooting team graduate who Saturday. has netted 50 points thus far to Prl .004 Spotlight In steal the show from veterans Jim Baughman and Gene Ehnen. Pan-tagraph reporter Harold Left rates Good one of the most accur Noead Slip BuiKhed at 209 were Hamilton, Landovcr.

MJ; Otey daman. Miami Beach. FL and Steve Warga Jr, Miami. Pre tournament favonte Sammy Sned. White Sulphur vnr.ss, W.

gestion has merit. FIRST SINCE HARRIS. "Can you tell me if any major university footoall team has ever had a colored football captain prior to Levi Jackson's selection at Yale and if so whom? George Washington." So far as I know. Jackson is the second negro to captain a major college team. The other was Homer Harris who led Iowa in 1937.

One of Harvard's first outstanding football players was a negro named William Lewis, who was a law student, who had attended Amherst. Many years ago, Wesleyan had a great colored athlete named Babe Williams. FOUR LEFTIES NOW. "Can you answer the question as to how many lefthanders Lou Boudrean is carrying; at Cleveland? II. Bennett" There are at this time four lefties on the Cleveland club roster Gene Bearden Sam Zoldak, Dick Roiek and Frank Papish, recently acquired from the Sox.

ate marksmen in Indian history. Sangamon VC Team Won tort Ondlev 3 Fanok 1 I Minor.k 1 El Pax I Vfuhbiim I Metamora I Eureka a I OAMM THM IIK. Tl tDT. Cridler at Metamnra (x. Bennn at Mmork.

W'ajhburn at 1-1 Fm Morton at Eureka Low Point at Roanok HIDNtKDtT. Si Paso at ComeX raiDAT. Ttoanoke at Cndler ix. Flanacan at nonk. a (Confer ence gamea Cornell, one of the members of 5 AiZyZ-A -f- JX the new Midstate league, may add football to its program within the next few years.

Ttiat would give STANDINGS. a- supped to 72 Saturdas for a 'hefty 210. even par for xte 5 With in that bracket Team Won Lost Pet. Mahomet 2 0 1 000 the league a full representation in every sport. Tournament time Farmer City 3 0 1.000 Mansfield 1 1 .500 were Skip Alexander.

Southern Pines. N. Johnny Fisher 1 1 .500 gets off to a modest start this week, with three meets scheduled. The Sangamon Valley conference Weldon-DeLand 1 2 .303 Wapella 0 .000 BID YOU KNOW THAT Bill Appenseller of Minler is not in Badm. N.

Pete Vedra. Ha. arxt E. J. (Dutch) Harrison.

Chicago. Defending Champion Jimmy De-maret niai i. Farmer City opened its confer will hold its annual affair at Mansfield, Williamsville is the lence play last weeK ana looKea host to an eight team invitational very impressive in triumphs over Lupien Back On Roster I big 75 Saturday I.mT ound up and the Illio conference gets to Wapella and Mansfield. This IIAC Adopts New Plan For Officials gether at Washington. Fair- places them into a tie for first place with Mahomet which added with 212.

the same srore pot-tl by Chandler Harper. Ilernile Sharaa. lUoaminf ton. I1U Lloyd Mar.grum, Chicago, and Stan StaMowrkl. Wirsted.

la 52-45 win over Weldon-DeLand Of Chisox me nunnow lineup. He dislocated a knee in one of the scrimmage sessions and It is doubtful if he will be of any service to Ozzie Cowles this year. The new Minnesota coach has pressed the big boy into service as an assistant. Brother Jack Appemeller. recently released from the service, is on the Minnesota freshman squad.

The open date at Trinity is Oct. 2S hot Oct. 24 as was first chronicled. Contact John Scaccuto if interested. Frank Leahy and his family are in Hawaii for a well deserved vacation trying to forget his schedule difficulties and some others, it may be added.

Champaign High.landed both the regional and sectional basketball tournevs and Vrbana folks don't like it. for a record of two wins and no a setbacks in conference play bury faces a tough schedule throughout the year but it will probably never run into a tougncr string than in its last five games. Lefty Juhl's snipers faced Trinity, Pontiac, Gibson City, Forrest and Chenoa in succession. They had the misfortune to run into i lust lis lusi luuieicuLc Vfr me Illinois came Friday nieht. 38-16.

to intercollegiate Athletic confer- Farmer City (Conn, who had tied Mranahan CHICAGO. iP) The Chicago 66 i opening day. White Sox today had to call offl their recent sale of First Baseman' f. i Tony Lupien to Sacramento of the' rOliCC Badge shpup on waiver procedure. clUni( MleMnan paiJ J5 fvr.r ence Saturday agreed to revise its Attention this week centers the last named five just three football offiriatintr in around the conference tournament days after the Red Birds had They feel the new armory at Urbana is i win i i.i tt iiciu as.

iiiaiuuu wun a pool or 12 officials to Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. haftdle all conference trampc Th Mansfiplfi-Mahnmpt will dropped their second regularly scheduled game in two year to Forrest. Rantoul's decisive uvncrsi ranis i-anei a policeman badge, said that the Sox had failed to ask Henry BoreUa. 41.

IVrwrn. Instead of the customarv thr.the one to watch on Wednesday uigui. iiicjr pxay me urii game for waivers in both major leagues after getting All American league officials, four now will handle Prl defeat of Gibson City Friday night established the Eagler as a favorite for the Wauseca conference told the Judge he fcur.d Tatrolmaa George Berryman's ccat har.g.ng parh ipafr i. ana rarmer uuy snouia nave each leacup crrir? adequate to stage any tournament. Michigan State has only one Rig Nine date for next fall the opener with Michigan, Sept.

14. Vnlverslty of Florida has agreed to put on two million dollars in their football program the next four years and will engage some high-powered alumni to go out and raise the coin. That's $500,000 per annum for a winning team and we know a lot of schools that are afraid to even give a good halfback a scholarship. Bob Horsley of Wheaton needs a football game on Sept. 23.

will be Uttle trouble with Wapella clubs to waive on the Harvard-educated Lupien. mj Ullll Ill I A 1 I T- a restaurant. Jfe fa.i he tok the badge "for a sojvcr.ir. It's Not Hard to Please Him if He's a Fisherman! conference treasurer ur. i nar i When waivers again were asked.

Gold can be extracted from the FaniT Tn- vr: ooesni see acuon until i ffiw Eastem Illinois State Thursday night when the Bunnies ai vnanesion. v- meet the winner of the after Lupien's sale for an undisclosed sum had been announced at Mansfield- sea, but the cost is greater than It also was disclosed at the clos. Mahomet game. the value of the metal. the minor league meeting In Minneapolis, the Detroit Tigers If a jwir V- ing session of the IIAC's winter meeting that Dr.

Clifford Horton of Illinois State Normal, chairman claimed him. 12 Teams Enter Minonk Meet ln fc.ai are er ii The Tigers, who previously had Saybrook, Cropsey Jt it wl waived on Lupien. recently were oi a new eligibility committee, also will serve as league athletic criticized sharply by sports commissioner. rry ir-os o.j-rf' itwi MINONK. Minonk' first an- writers for swapping young Ditch er Walt Pierce for Chicago catcher a I Even in Tri Valley Aaron Robinson.

The Tigers also covet Sox thd loosed to fce'p yo- Hardin Simmons, COP in 35-35 Tie CHICAGO BEARS er Cass Michaels, but iJine has turned thumbs down cn their bid. This combination of development games by virtue of his 20 point spree against Ellsworth Friday nual holiday basketball tournament will be an event of March 27, 28, 29 and 30. The "Minonk Pow Wow," as it is known, will contain 12 teams and there will be six sessions. This is to be a blind affair with the drawings to be made at a dinner meeting Dec. 30 at the Minonk High school building.

AH coaches and principals will be present. causal what the Sox say is "spite LODI, CALI F.4JP) In a dis REELS lf.irr-a tsti'' o- S2.75 S33 CASTING nd FLY RODS Jt flatr. S4.50 SBO TACKLE BOXES S3s95 mf BAITS and FLIES New Hot Stretched NYLON LINES night. Kinsell, Popejoy Running 1-2 In Scoring Race worx tn the Lupien case. play of razzle-dazzle football, the Both Saybrook and Cropsey At any rate.

Lane will not let College of Pacific and Hardin Simmons university fought to a will be defending their positions Lupien go to Detroit for the waiver price, which 1 less next week when they meet Bell oo-J5 standoff the second an flower and Cooksville, respective TODAY WJBC 1210 on the Dial 12:55 P. H. (CJI) nual drape bowl football game than Sacramento was to pay for him. ly. The only other conference tilt nere Saturday.

The 12 entries include Henry, Lacon, Rutland, Gridley, El Paso, Saybrook. by virtue of its 89 to scheduled next week pits Colfax fBHl5KA)TS pakts vnn shiju in yuts mm lama loon UUPIKG BIGS cam? ounm College of Pacific, behind 21-0. 45 VL-in nvr Arrmusmith Friday at the half, surged back for five nipht is in a first nlare tie? with against Ellsworth. There will be no other conference games after Roanoke, Toluca, Hopkins of Granville, a Flanagan, Washburn and Minonk. Iowa Wallops ocvuuu nan scores ana were on Cropsey, which retained a clean this until January 7, 1949.

vue itoi line wnen Uie same mnferanw lata with a Sfl tn 44 enaed. I nvr Pnlfav 'Rpllflmi'Pr Creighton, 77-38 JOt tOtANO ItrOinNO rxiaie icarons passing and which won its first conference ball handling sparked the COP tilt against Ellsworth, 44 to 41. attack, and halfback Don Hardy iS now tied for the second spot IOWA CITY. I A. W) Iowa Tear, Wheaton Belts Augustana, 71-44 WHEATON.

JP) Wheaton col Prt. 1 OM 1 000 .300 .000 .000 .000 romped to Its third straight non- strMfts or uu a uiiuidiii running display. I with Colfax. riaroy went lor tnree scores on Captain Jim Kinsell of Say Si lege won its fourth game in six conference basketball victory Saturday night in a 77-38 rout of Creighton. It was Creighton's first loss In three games.

nanaons irom i-e baron. brook is one of the main reasons For the Cowboys, "Hooks' for the Comanches current top Davis romped for two touchdowns spot in the conference race with i. nn war ROSE starts Saturday night by thump STANDINGS. Team Won Lot Saybrook Cropaey 1 Colfax 1 1 Bellflower 1 1 Cooksville 1 Anchor 1 Ellsworth 1 Arrowtmith 1 GAMF9 THIS WTflL. IltSDAI NIGHT.

Chenoa at Colfax. Sibley at Cropsey. Oowm at Cooksville rtUDAY NIGHT. Colfax at Ellsworth Bellflower at Saybrook Cooksville at Cropey xi. Anchor at Good Hope ATVkDAY MCIT.

Anchor at Colchester. tz Conirac gamea. in Augustana, 71-44, in a college auu junn tora xossea xo ena aoo a two game total of 59 points conference of Illinois basketball luccnesney tor three. Russell Popejoy of Cropsey scored 25 points in his team's 50 to 44 contest. Tom Belford led the losers scoring with seven points.

He made one field goal in the last 30 sec Marv Johnson, six foot three onds of play when he was allowed About 6,000 boys and girls win over Colfax and is in second jammed the state armory for last place in the scoring column with year's party and the governor said a total of 48. Forward Floyd Thone 31314 inch center, poured in 18 points for Wheaton, setting the pace for both teams. Wheaton held a 40-18 423 North Main to stay in the game after becoming the sixth of the Blue Jays' 10 man squad to collect five I H1VJ4 wiu cuine inu uijiti ui uie ceuauwer uraE halftime lead. I year. I ons has a total of 33 points in two.