European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 8, 1953, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tatur Doyr january 19ss the stars and stripes Page 9 the stars and stripes form that spelled Victory Australia Frank Sedgman displays top form As he defeats Vic in Dayis cup singles Sedgman turned pro immediately afterwards and downed Jack in his first Sedgman beats Segura Mcgregor in pro debut i Foj los 7 a Australia two Davis cup heroes broke even in their american debut As professional Tennis players Here last night before with Frank 1 defeating the reigning Amer ican professional Jack Kra in the other match Ken my Australia 2 Eldavis cup was Defeated by Pancho in the final Sedgman and Mcgregor Learned to defeat Kramer and in the beginning his fourth year Vatera was master in the opening set As Sedgman was reluctant to mount Bis familiar offensive r y Kramer took the opener after Salzburg ski meet set for 2325 7 Salzburg military Post annual ski meet has been scheduled for 2325 at Johann it was announced sponsored by special services for the forces in the meet will consist of three a Cross country race will on followed by downhill and Fil Alom Competition on the two successive All battalion level units in Ufa Are invited to enter 12man teams and any cares to compete do team billeting will be handled by units concerned while individuals must make own arrangements at to 4 v Despirito buys plane will Fly of races in53 7 a Champion jockey Tony Despirito said yesterday plans to use an air plane to get from track to track this year in efforts to Breaf Bis can 1952 record of name in Methven Lor a few Days the 18year old jockey said he bought a plane in Miami and has taken two Despirito plans to return to Florida in a Day or two to resume Sedgman service in the fifth and seventh the pair went into the second set and Sedgman made it apparent he was getting accustomed to the lighting the in exceptionally fast Canvas covering on the and Kra mers style of they battled through eight games without a then Sedgman did aussie Miler says studies to come first 7 up Australia sensational John who recently was twice within striding distance of the world said today i dont care if i am first or 50th to break the four minute studies come commenting on reports that be might compete big running meets abroad this Landy added Haven jute nun 6f going to Britain or the United states this my agricultural studies at Melbourne University i intend to devote time to suffering from a and run Ning on a Brick dust track in Gusty the 22yearold athlete covered the mile at Melbourne last Only seconds outside Gundar Haggs world record skiing conditions g a r mis c h Cloudy and snowing 82 degrees 48 powder skiing excellent fore no Cloudy 28 degrees 31 powder ski Ioe very Good tigers release Hopp Jan 7 in Utility outfielder for the Detroit tigers this past was Given his unconditional1 release it on the taking full advantage of kramers errors to break his Sedgman wrapped it up on the next the deciding set was hardly under Way before the first game and first breakthrough belonged to the they played the string on but what had been a More consistent game never could overtake 31yearold Veteran of professional took com plete advantage of mcgregors seeming nervousness in the first set to win with considerable Mcgregor offered a vastly improved Battle in the second set but twice faltered when he seemed to have a Chance of sending the match into 4he third five cards return Saigh reveals 7 Louis cardinals said last night More than half of the clubs play ers have signed contracts for the 1953 baseball owner Fred Saigh said five contracts were received today from outfielder Hal pitchers har vey Haddix and Willard third baseman Vern Benson and first baseman Neal Rice and Haddix were on the roster last the others appeared briefly with the cardinals but spent most of the regular season with farm ten unnamed schools j u s pro bed in violations its 7 National collegiate athletic association revealed yesterday that 10 More universities and colleges have been cited for violations which May Lead to their suspension from intercollegiate there was no hint to the identity of the institutions but there was a widespread report that one of the schools is a member of the big ten conference and leading Eastern Independent neither was the nature of the charge against the 10 if found the Mcaa has the Power to suspend them from competing in the Branch of athletics involved in the the cases were the first to come before the Mcaa executive Council since those involving Bradley and violated Cage code those schools were found guilty of violating the code pertaining to basketball with the result that Ken Tucky was barred from competing in the sport during the 195253 sea Bradley was prohibited from competing in the 1953 Mcaa Basket Ball tournament and midwestern was let off with an official repro Mcaa president Hugh University of Southern said that action against the 10 if would hot be taken for some time because investigation of the allegations had not been but the substantiation of the charges against them has been of such a nature that a further investigation is he there was no indication of continued on Page ii Browns Ink seven to 1953 contracts hiring Lunchour 7 Bill Veeck put seven More signed Louis Browns contracts under his Belt yesterday after an eat and Lalk luncheon the sport Shin had called eight Brownie players to the ses but Pitcher Marlin was delayed by bad weather in route from those who inked their 1953 con tracts yesterday were pitchers Gene Cliff Fannin and Bob in fielders de Mickelson and Roy Sievers and outfielder Don salary terms were not table Tennis Champ 7 up Germany Konrad Fruendorfor last night Cap tured the Junior Crown in the Paris International table Tennis championships by defeating England Don Mcaa names locations for 8 title meets 7 National collegiate athletic citation yesterday picked the Sites for eight of its National Champion but reached no final Deci Sion on three of its More important meets baseball swim the Mcaa is beginning a meeting a meeting in which the most controversial Issue is expected to be How much College football should Given the Tele vision audience the television committee starts work today behind closed with Allday Sessons the executive headed continued on Page 11 Falcons hold Lead in 12th of league beat 7741 7 the 1807th macs Falcons held their Hal game Lead in the 12th of league last As they rolled Over the 603d so inter every Man on the Falcon squad played the 1807th overcame an Early 70 Lead by the interceptors to win going Vern May and Bob Ebelhardt had 11 Points apiece for the while Harold Credell pumped in 13 for the flyers at Camp Lindsey gym the wies Baden military Post commanders beat the Wiesbaden a the commanders were ahead All the leading by nine Points at the Curt Tarrant of the losing team was High Man for the night with 28 while Don Graham of the Post five had at the Erding Arrow Heads held on to second place by eking out a 7473 win Over the Freising Joe Simpson led Erding with 29 while Ted Clark got 27 for the Erding now has a 123 while the 1807th macs Falcons have a 133 Hodges signs 1953 fact 7 Brooklyn slugger of 1952 but also its 1 bust in the world yesterday became the second member of the dodgers to agree to terms for 1953 when he signed a contract for Relief Pitcher Joe last if you guessed Hodges earned last you  the Way the dodger spokesman put you dont have to we no reason to give Gil a Cut in the spokesman pointed out that despite the 28yearold first base mans record 0 for 21 in the seven game world series against the new York Hodges led the dodgers in Home runs with runs batted in with doubles with 27 and slugging percentage with Gil also led the club in strike outs with the spokesman said but he was second in the league with 107 third in homers and fourth in runs batted he Isth Only player in the National league to top 100 Bis for the last four Hes also some what an Hes played in at least 150 games in each of 1he past four the spokesman added As an Hodges batted for the f Gil Hodges no reason for Cut