The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 30
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Peterson 395. Topping Kelb Gineburs Treys 491. 2,590. Strickland Westfall 364. won won won Tom Team 333, 393.
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12, 1952 Iceland for a return game Sunday night. Manager Joe Desson Fresno Falcons Stage Long Drill For Oakland Game Fresno's Falcons worked overtime last night and had more of the same on the program today for their twin engagements with the Oakland Knaves tomorrow and Sunday nights. The Falcons will host Oakland in the Fresno Ice tomorrow night, facing 8:30 o'clock, and will go to Berkeley's said the Sunday game was scheduled only this week as a substitute for a December 28th date. Jeff Mottola, the Falcons' high scoring, fiery center, will see little, if any, action either night. He is skating but his ankle injury suffered two weeks ago will not permit him to turn quickly.
Nic Cinor, a casualty last week in Fresno's 4 to 2 loss to San Bernardino, has recovered sufficiently from his groin injury to play. Oakland, which will put a cou-. ple of newcomers on the ice against the Falcons, will tangle with San Bernardino tonight in the southern city. Gerlitz, a foot, inch defenseman, and Burnie Wyllie, a scrappy center, are the Knaves' new men. Fresno's workout last night was the first on home ice in nearly a month.
Operations Will Continue The purchase the Fresno vilion by The BEet radio station KMJ for its television studios is not expected to affect the Falcons' schedule, at least in the immediate future. The Pacific Coast Hockey League has a contract with the previous owner. Dr. R. W.
Binkof Selma, for 18 local games, the last of which is scheduled February 28th. William Sanford, KMJ manager, said the commitment with the PCHI. will be honored. Bowling News BOWLING NEWS Commercial League In The Fresno Bowling Palace wOO two- -Pool 183. Wells 250.
Creelman 519. Steinhauer 367, Mesioh 482. Zulfa Selbert 469. Martini, 483. Martini, Jr.
386. Higgins 448. Micell 459. Joe's 2.404. won four -Hobart 514.
Bridge 440, 398. 550. Butcher 463. Le Moss 1.831- 353, Horner 289 Friesen Phillips 239, Hymer 434. Palace- 2.228, won 471, Goodman 423.
Tanksley 473, Gonser 397, Smith 359. 445. Sharp 351. Seneker 446, Felix 450, Hochstatter Martina won -Metty 457. 2.264.
Flipse 482. Graff 384. Rice 491. Longs- 2.236 Carlson 479, Hayte: 380. Marks 417.
Frankian 551. Mantredl 409. Power Club League In The Fresno Bowling Palace Half Shots- 1.995. two- -Weber 433. Gear 504, Corey 339.
Steele 431. Harmon 440. Screw Balls- 411. Score 398. Capriola 230.
Crowder 315. Ream 422 Spares- 1,940. won two- -Schmidt 446, Nickel 304. Crowder 335. Lewis 319.
Lewis Speed Balls -Smith 423. Blain 256. Gamlin 391. Scott 415, Epotanski 450.1 Alley 2.013. won two- -Marks 450, Tacket 334, Baird 438.
Plunkett 353. 407. 1.935- Nickel 433. Hansen 531. Ricchutti 431.
Lehman 375. 452. Deuce and 1.931, won twoNorum 437. Holt Glover 391. HIlLhouse 369.
Dugovie 370. Shorts 1.920- Trobe 424, ChrisJerpe 416. Kellas 209. tensen 306, Gamlin 465. Major League In The Rialto Cigarette 2.631.
won two- Villaneva 520. 473, Hagopian 520. Snow 583. Chiles 535. Jeffords- -Zuefa 547.
Stage 531, Schwartz 499, Sprowls 545. Burt 558. Optimo Club- 2.661. won two -Barry 610. Salwiz.
493. Rasmussen 458. Ar buckle 576. Fickle 524. Kovakar2.596- -Fellen 501.
Lewis 510. Fickle 477. Hawthorne 538. 570. won three- -Jepsen 494.
Zanovich 528. Ledy 581. Houser 546. Pike Rivera- Darling 458. 455.
Best 516. Mug534. Malt- won ScharRoth 578. Morelli 481, Spisak 561. 433.
Service566, Leonardo 484, Hare 5313 750 League In The Playdium Laprevotte Cowan 467, Davis 340. Evans 468. Gunnerson 434. Bonil118 439. Wenzel 365, McGee 422, Tigh555.
man 435, Petts won two- Brodie Bank 507, Arredondo 345, Fowler 514. Platten 450. Wither Portello 491, Kelnt: 385. Kotter 492, Man354. Lighton 444.
Gear Jammers- 2.133. won berti 484, Frost 508. Jones 384. 4 Vickers 427, Hull 430. Bohemian 2.121- 355.
Adolph 345, Andreas 479, Land 393. Turoonjian 429. Wayne Smith- 2.393. won threeMarsh 460. Debolt.
449. Smith 443, can 500, Henderson 493. Hiways- 2.365 405. Gilevich 551, Conley 422. Bell Toyama Flying 428.
Corrigan 461. Sabo. Jr. 476.7 369. Roma- 2.107- Fino 423, Moore North American League In The Playdium No.
Team 406. Marinalk 314. Sarber Smith 419. Lambert 498. rin 400, Coleman 339.
Beck 417, Booth 438, Jackson 318. Team No. won two -Parrot 423. Cornelius 363, Atking 377, Curb 396, Hergenrader 411. Team No.
10-Krass 375. Johnson 334, Lanman 347, Gilbert 432. Eden 411. Team No. won two Bald350.
Mattox 415. Clapp 401, Johnson 476. Van Buskirk 502. Team No. 11- 2.194- -Dawson White 384, Morey 462.
Harkikion 385. Cook 472. Team No. won two 303, 509. Shester 381.
Mattox Hanesian 3- 417. Jacobus Team No. 2.061- Jensen 465. Azerizzl Belden 345. Me Hamblen 361.
No. three. DonTeam won nelley 510. 441, Baranzell 342. Team No.
471. 496. 2056- -Pierce 512. 349. Squillace 322, Elrod 343.
Oswald Dickens 371. No. won three- Tipton 481. Jones 547. Turks 356.
Pellino 432. White 452. Team No. Axton Johnson 417, K. Johnson 454.
Rogers 337, 476. Colleze League In The Playdium Team won two- -Fiorino 312, Keyes 314. Fisher 507, Evans 284. Shew 428. Team -Harrison 397.
Ry. an 317. Landry 380, Anderson 348. MeDonald 395. Team won two- -Phillips 389.
Castile 323. Tile 376. Andrew 339. Myer 502. Team -Fannin 388.
Cra396, Masuda 289, Davis 296, Smith 396. won three 522, Watte Tolladay 352 Bucklin 249, Kinsey Team Har. ris 376. Sullivan 364. oungland 328.
Ginson 280, Team 9 2.046. -Hoke 403. 333. Swanson Furry 358. Fung 529.
Team 419. Chess 303. Schletewitz 370. Silvera 275. Fane 436.
Team 8 1.835. won three Looper Buskirk 345. Ryals 379. Hant232. Kieter 448.
Team 10 1.653 369. Olson 309, Lewis 342. Smith 256. Elmasian 236. do fly ROUGH AND RUGGED- -Ronnie Campaine, Fresno Falcons' defenseman, will resume his usual job of stopping the Oakland forwards when the Falcons and Knaves clash in the Fresno Ice Arena tomorrow night in a Pacific Coast Hockey Beefy Indian Eleven Is Favored Over Hartnell UP.
Hartnell The Junior Panthers from College of Salinas rejoiced today at their underdog role in their Little Rose encounter with the Bacone Indians tomorrow. What is more, the note Panthers announced they were impressed by the size of the Muskogee, Braves, whose defensive line averages 213 pounds- a sizable figure even for a major college. One reason for the confidence of the unbeaten Hartnell eleven is they can match the Inthe fact the believe players, dians' speed, even if they cannot compete for pure beef. Feature Track Stars The Hartnell backfield is laden with track stars and their light workouts here have demonstratalmost as well in hip boys can move paround they do in track shoes. Among the Hartnell backs noted for their fleet footedness are quarterback Marty Norman, who gets the starting call on offense, and halfbacks Clive Bullion, Harold Harriman, Randy Blair, Art Hernandez and Bob Scofield.
factors may help the Panthers, who have been installed as three point underdogs. The first is the game will be played under ideal conditionsat least, SO says the weatherman. The sky is expected to be clear and the air warm for the seventh annual jaycee classic. Hartnell is the first Northern California school ever chosen to represent the West in the Little Rose Bowl. All six Western entries in the past have been Southern California schools and five of them have emerged victorious, giving the Panthers something to shoot at.
Hartnell Coach Voris said his men are determined to uphold the record set by the Southern schools and he feels they are in razor sharp condition do it. "We were quite surprised to be invited and I hope we can express our pleasure with a victory," he said. Voris was pleased to learn Bacone's Indians 12 of them fullblooded Redskins were favored to bloody their scalping knives at the expense of his charges. But he hastened to point out Hartnell was unbeaten in 10 games during the regular season and pronounced the Panthers "one of the best junior college teams in Northern California history." "We don't fear their record or their size," he said. "We're unbeaten, too, and we've played teams this season and beaten them," he warned.
Voris planned to give his team only light drills here. Opinion Is Divided About Grid Substitution Rules By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. NEW -AP-When the National Football Rules Committee meets next month it should: Rule out the two platoon system. Allow unlimited substitution. Clarify the pass interference rule so as to, first, inflict fewer penalties on doubtful interfer.
ence and, second, protect the receiver from roughness because interference is not called. Eliminate Sucker Shift Do away with the socalled sucker shift. Eliminate the dangerous helmet block. Return the goal posts to the goal line. Permit running with recovered fumbles.
Do away with fumbles entirely. Require a fifth official to watch for downfield infractions. Eliminate a couple of the officials who keep getting in the or at least take their whistles away. It is all very simple. All the rulesmakers have to do is figure out the wording of new rules to bring about all these things and a few more.
Actually these 10 points take in the most frequent writers suggestions offered by sports and broadcasters replying to the Associated Press post season questionnaire. There were many ers and a solid bloc who voted "leave the rules alone." By far the greatest number of proposals concerned substitution and opinion almost was divided equally as to whether the rules should be tightened to end the platoon system or should provide for unlimited substitution as in pro football. Want Shifts Defined The publicity given this season to shifts which tend to draw the opposition offside and which, according to some coaches, are designed to do just that, brought a demand for a clearer definition of the illegal shift. And a good many experts agreed that pass interference is the hardest penalty to call and resulted in more rhubarbs. One school held the defenders are "clobbering" receivers and getting away it while, another insisted interferis called too often questionable circumstances.
the past season fresh deThe rash of fumbilitis, during mands players be allowed to run We Specialize in publications of all sizes KERMAN NEWS P. O. Box 245, Kerman, Calif. Ph. 6124 Boston Offers Rocky $400,000 To Fight Charles Marciano would be guaranteed $400,000 for a title fight in Braves Field against Ezzard Charles.
Matchmaker Sam Silverman of the Callahan Athletic Club here made the offer last night at Whores reception for Charles, in town for a fight Monday with Frank Buford of Oakland. Silverman said the fight would BOSTON -UP- World heavyweight boxing champion gross $1,500,000 and $400,000 would be deposited for Marciano in advance by Ben Kaufman, a millionaire owner of a plumbing supply firm. Marciano's manager, Al, Weill, also a matchmaker for the International Boxing Club, refused a previous offer for a Boston fight but Silverman could see no hitches this time. "For that kind of money, it is hard to see how they can' turn it down," he said. Silverman said he would try to schedule the fight as soon as a date has been arranged for Marciano's return bout with ex champ Jersey Joe Walcott.
The latter is expected to come off in March and the Marciano-Charles bout would be held in the Summer. Silverman seldom has seen eye to eye with the IBC which controls fighters and fights in most big cities and has blocked other Boston promotions. "They should go along with this said Charles' comanager, Tom Tannas. "They're in when Sam shows them much business to, make money, and to can be made here, they'll have no obiections." entries Silverman said a local television and radio, blackout would be enforced stimulate attendance. Just Like A Father! BROCKTON UP Heavyweight Rocky Marciano, says the first sight daughter was a "bigger thrill" than winning the championship.
"She's beautiful," Rocky said as he saw the infant for the first time last night. "Gosh, it's the greatest thrill of my life." Marciano had been unable to get home earlier because he was on a personal appearance tour. The baby was born last week. Richards Quintet Wallops Lemoore LEMOORE, Kings Co. The Gene Richards basketball quintet of Fresno opened its basketball season here last night with a resounding 113 to 49 triumph over the Lemoore Eagles five in the Lemoore gymnasium.
Wally Pounds, former College of the Sequoias star, tanked 44 points to lead the winners followed by Leroy Mims with 23 and Vern Riggins with 18. Jim Mills led Lemoore with 12 points. The Fresno team controlled the rebounds under both buckets and used a fast break offense to rack up its huge score. The scoring: Richards (113)- -Papac 8. Pounds 44.
Riggins 18. Mims 23. Droge 10, Sondergard 2. Fitzpatrick 8. Lemoore (49)- Mills 12.
Neal 3. Waymire 10, Vierra 10, J. Vierra 8, Benthe 1, Billingly 2, Leach 5. Detroit Crushes Bruins, 10 To I By United Press Enough rubber flew past Boston goalie Jim Henry last night to supply him with a full set of tires for his car as Detroit took sole possession of the Na- tional Hockey League lead by burying the Bruins under a 10 to count. Chicago fell from a first place tie with Detroit by bowing to Montreal, 3 to 2.
ROCKY ADMIRES DAUGHTER--Heavy daughter, Mary Ann, at a hospital in Brockweight boxing champion Rocky Marciano ton, Mass. It was the first time the champ had watches his wife, Barbara, display their new seen the baby who was born December 6th. Eckert Will Put Title On Block Against Torres West coast champion Ray Eckert hopes to retain his title when he meets Enrique Torres in the main event of tomorrow night's wrestling matches in Ryan's Arena. the title three weeks ago in the local arena but regained it from Torres via the disqualification route in San Jose last week. Torres, of course, was unhappy over the disqualification which occurred when his younger brother, Ramon, an amateur wrestler, became excited and jumped into the ring to help his brother.
winner of tomorrow night's match is expected to receive an offer to face the National Wrestling A Association champion Lou Thesz. who recently attracted a $55,000 gate in Madison Square Garden in New York. Also on the card are Lord Blears and Lord Layton as a team against Dennis Clary and Kay Bell and Fred Atkins vs. Manuel Singh. Ford's Second 67 Keeps Him In Lead MIAMI, Ford paced the early second round finishers in the $10,000 Miami Open Golf tournament today with his second 67 in a row.
The Harrison, NY, pro's 134 total gave him a stroke lead over Jack Burke, of Houston, who carded a sparkling 66 for a 135. Nearly half the field was on the course this afternoon but Ford's lead looked like it would hold up. Big Jim Ferrier San Francisco turned in a five under par 65, the hottest round of the tournament so far, and vaulted into contention with a 36 hole total of 136 strokes. Tommy Bolt of Maplewood, NJ, ca came in with 67-137. Three were tied at 138.
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He did deny Lyle Smith, the head coach at Boise, Ida. JC, has been offered the job made vacant by the tion last week of Jack Frost. The new coach is expected to be named in January, Electrical Quintet Beats Gulians, 46-30 The Electrical team gained revenge for an earlier beating last night with a 46 to 30 win over Gulians in a practice municipal basketball game in the Frank Ball gymnasium. Charley Terrazas with 13 points and Don Bausman with 10 led the winners. Other results: AA division--Itandolphs 28, Chets 16; Hilife 39, Boyds 35: F.
H. Ball Trotters 33, Axemen 31; AA Church division Bethel Tabernacle 37. Bethel Temple Calwa Baptist 42, Grace Nazarene 14: Cedar Avenue Baptist 58. First Nazarene 26: A division -North Avenue Knights 41, Postoffice 38: Power Club 20. Chicago 19: Junior Minor League First Presbyterian Juniors 33.
Fresno Colony 29: Junior Minor League- San Joaquin Glow Worms 34. Rolinda Farmers 22; Lakers 37. Cougars 25; Fay Walr 20. North Avenue Barons 19; Calwa 32, F. H.
Ball 31; Cosmos F. H. Ball 19. Bob Waterfield, Frankie Albert Make Hall Of Fame LOS ANGELES UP Two famed pro quarterbacks, Frankie Albert of the San Francisco Forty Niners and Bob Waterfield of the Los Angeles Rams have been named to the Helms football hall of fame. The announcement was made on the eve of the retirement of both from pro football ranks.
Albert will close out his career in San Francisco against Green Bay and Waterfield will play his final regular season game here against the Pittsbrugh Steelers. The Helms Hall board ing the pair to the hall of fame said they did so at this time in order that Waterfield and Albert might be honored at their concluding games. The selection of Albert and Waterfield brought to 34 the number of pro football greats honored by Helms Hall. A third retiring quarterback, Sammy Baugh of Washington, previously had been elected to the hall of fame. a Fight Results week's title fight here, ringsiders Fall Garfield, voting the give and take a draw.
150. New New Maxim's manager, Jack (Doc) York. boken, Kearns, and Moore's manager, Charley Johnston, appeared more belligerent than their boxers when they showed up for a special medical checkup and weighin as a prelude to Wednesday's bout. Neither manager would allow his man to weigh, contending such information would tip off their strategy to the opposition. But both assured Deputy State Athletic Commissioner Charles Pian their boys make the 175 pound limit handily.
Then Kearns demanded Pian order Moore to shave his goatee before the fight. He said it might get in Maxim's eye. Johnson angrily denounced Kearns. "He won't dictate to or my boy," Johnston said. "Archie's had the beard in all his fights and he'll have it in this Jian expressed little interest in the dispute.
ExHockey Star Dies DETROIT--UP -Larry Aurie, a former hockey star for the Detroit Red Wings, died today in the Mt. Carmel Hospital following a stroke. The 47 year old former right winger was, stricken behind the wheel his car Thursday and taken to the hospital unconscious. BENEFIT TRAP SHOOT AT KETTLEMAN CITY FOR CHAMPLIN THE ROPE MAN SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14th Turkeys Hams Bacon Ray Eckert ST. LOUIS, UP- -The handlers of light heavyweight champion Joe Maxim and chal-1 lenger Archie Moore fought verbay preliminary today to next Managers Fight Verbal Preliminary At Maxim, Moore Medical Checkup PERFECT DRINKS ARE EASY WITH Chevy Chase TO READY USE FRESH BATTER for TOM Chary JERRIES Com Baller Jerry and EGG NOG RECIPES.
ON CARTON' River, Tippy Larkin. 145. NJ. outpointed Maurice Jenkins. York, 8.
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"A team would retain possession at the point of the fumble," he wrote. "The roughest play in football comes when a team tries to steal the ball. And, after all, what's the point of the game finesse in offense and defense, or how rough can we get?" The replies showed increasing concern over unnecessary roughness and the frequent brawls during games. There was a strong demand, mostly from the Southwest, for abolition of the "helmet a blocker lowers his head and rams his hard plastic helmet into a wouldbe tackler's face. Fair Catch Rule Roughing kickers and passers and changing the fair catch rule to provide better protection for punt receivers also were brought in.
One writer proposed banning the use of forearms and elbows in blocking, returning to old shoulder block. Others thought the rule limiting the use of forearms was not being enforced strictly enough while several said mandatory expulsion from the game too severe a penalty for illegal use of the arms. But more than half of the questionnaires either said no change or left the space blank. SWING TO- CROWN I CROWE RUSSE RUSSE VODKA Smoothest -Vodka at ANY $369 QT. $237 PINT RUSSE CROWN 121 PINT VODKA 80 Proof.
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