European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 12, 1953, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes Page 11m0day, january 12. 1953 nationals win 2d straight pro bowl on passing tight defense. .__._.,_ Rorri in a in write no into Iron a trait s Cloyce Box on his offence five sports editors of the metre Page 9 to Graham and his american Tes once eight Yards from scor it ,. again on the 9 in the final period Otto to steer his team 82 the longest drive of the and produced a touchdown pm exploded for the six Points. One Yard out took 15 plays for the Amer t with Graham teaming up Hugh Bones Taylor Washington redskins for four completions in 51 Yards. The longest went for 23 Yards. Graham s Fumble on his own 26 set up the first National score and an interception of one of his passes led to the final touchdown. Gene Schroeder of the bears picked off the grand throw and ran it Back 21 yar3s to the 15. Seven plays later Van Brocklin fired a strike to Mcelhenny. Graham completed 13 out of 28 throws for 174 Yards with five intercepted. " Van Brocklin connected on five of 15 for 110, with no interceptions and Bobby Layne the Detroit Star 10 of 27 for 105, with one Eddie Price edged out Towler for Rushing honors 35 Yards net to 32.total yardage favored the nationals 309 to 223.sharing honors among the win ners was tre rams1 Elroy Hirsch who caught five passes for 61 Yards most of them of the spectacular variety Parker used three ends Howton Hirsch and de troit s offence with Howton operating from right halfback. They were hard to de fend against. Doll voted outstanding in pro bowl contest los Angeles Jan. 11 a defensive halfback Don doll of the Detroit Lions and the winning National conference team was named the outstanding player in the pro bowl game yesterday. His selection was made by the five f metro Politan papers which sponsored the Charity contest their vote was split 3-2. Quarterback Norman Van Brock Lin of the los Angeles rams got the two losing votes. Van Brocklin was the game s leading offensive player throwing two touchdown passes one for 74 Yards. Doll formerly of the University of Southern California was deemed the most outstanding for his de sense against both Rushing and passing of the american team. Pro College scores a a. A to web m v a a oif a f\1.s a l -1 sign Here Bill Veeck hands out 53 contracts to St. Louis jew wines Don Lenhardt Cliff Fannin Gene Bearden de Mickelson 1 Bibl Habenicht Roy Sievers and Jim Dyck. United press photo football National 27. American 7 Hula bowl College All stars 40, h a w a i i Al stars 28 american hockey league Providence 3, Hershey 1buffalo 3, Syracuse 0 Pittsburgh i St. Louis 1 overtime National hockey league Toronto 3, Boston 1montreal 5, Chicago 2 National basketball Syracuse 87. Philadelphia 77rochester 89. Milwaukee 81 Minneapolis 84, fort Wayne 79baltimore 126. Boston 105 College basketball Trenton chrs 76, Paterson chrs 68tennessee 84, Davidson 56 Wake Forest 96, the Citadel 67indiana 66, Minnesota g3 Hofstra 81. Wilkes 58alabama 85, Georgia 75 overtime Gettysburg 96, Johns Hopkins 59gallandet 72, Richmond professional Institute 59georgetown 54, Maryland 45 Columbia 77, Navy 71fordham 77, St. Peter s . 75 Northwestern 84, Michigan 57ohio state 67, Purdue 65 Slavid 8f, Chattanooga 74piedmont 06, Oglethorpe 57 North Georgia 9, Newberry 66appalachian 8fi, Rhyne 72 group votes Mcaa added Powers to punish membership continued from Page 10 vat University and midwestern uni Westy. To the first real contest for the residency in about a decade Dean in Moore head of the University Alabama Law school was elected of succeed Hugh c. Willet uni Tity of Southern California pres8mt who has served three terms. Lucre s opponent was William h. Mccarter Dartmouth athletic i actor. The Mcaa never has had athletic director As president Tat the vote this time was a close Wilhel it gets raise with 1953 contract the pkg debate today which As died the torrid football Tele it Toca Issue in liveliness was over1 at constitutional amendment which Juriw the Mcaa Council the right i k take disciplinary or corrective fians other than termination of i babe ship or suspension during i fee period Between conventions. A tediously it could Only recon Janeba penalties for the convention j be impose. � finally passed finally was passed after its a had been amended to in on recommendation of the i Ehi Mershid objectors Hown that the original word 5cput no restrictions on the coun full though definite procedure was muted for the membership com football was the Only 0r Issue debated at length. The save lion finally accepted the it bosom of the conference com Lak ners to allow 20 practice its ions in a Span of 36 Calendar Toft excluding vacation and examination Days. During the past year the Rule allowed 20 sessions within 3 the big 10 group wanted to it 30 Days practice with Tny limit on the Overall time i s wife gets divorce Jan. 11 a Erswood Rivera was granted e in circuit court yesterday Jim Rivera Chicago White new York Jan. 11 up Rookie Hoyt Wilhelm the kid Pitcher who cent the giants up in Contention when the veterans failed his 1953 Contact Here at a salary raise that was in proportion to the Ames he won and saved in Relief work. Wilhelm who worked for the minimum salary limit of $5,000 last year got a Good boost on the basis of the 15 games he won As against Only three defeats in his first full season. " the Charlotte ., youngster had to accept second Billing among the National league Rookie pitchers because Joe Black dodgers was considered the big Factor in their drive to the Pennant. Yet Wilhelm outshone Black in almost every de apartment Wilhelm officially won the National league honors for Low earned run average with a 2.43 Mark for 159 innings pitched. In addition his record of 15-3 was just a Shade better than the 15-4 Mark posted by became the first National league Rookie Ever to win officially both the earned run honors and the Best percentage. Satch signs for 53 with St. Louis St. Louis mo., Jan. 11 up Leroy Satchel Paige the ageless negro Pitcher who s been around almost As Long As baseball yester Day signed his 1953 contract with the St. Louis Browns. The lanky Paige who started Oul As a Relief Pitcher last season but wound up As the Browns Stellar attraction scarcely glanced at the document As he signed it. He said he did t need to read it and the Only reason he bothered to sign one was because the league s rules say i gotta the ceremony took place i owner Bill Barrhead Veeck s of fice at sportsman s Park with Veeck presenting Paige with a Brownie uniform for his four week old son Leroy or. It bad a no. 70 on it i Cornell Iowa 85, St. Olaf 79hastings 83. Midland 59 Concordia neb 65, Milford Trade 54william Jewell 71. Roe Hurst 59 Central College Kan 50, rockmoont48 Freeman . College 77, friends Kan 34 Tarkio 79, Central to 70brigh&m Yonng 73, new Mexico 57 new Mexico military 83, St. Joseph s . 40 Westminster Utah 64, Northwest Nazarene 54 Western state Colo 60. Colorado College 53 Regis 75. Colorado cities 68denver 52. Utah 49 overtime Iowa Wesleyan 78. Carthage 111. 70dnbnqne1 93. Penn Iowa 66 West mar 74. Upper Iowa 55i,oras 97, Buena Vista 76 St. Ambrose 87. Simpson 68oberlin 52, Fenn 48 Marietta 97. Ken on 76akron 86, Muski Ngum 73 Wilmington 75. Wright Patterson Kitty Hawks 68mrkendree 98, Rose poly technical Institute 72baylor 70, Texas Christian 63 Sam Houston state 72. Sul Ross 41midwestern University 71, Wayland College 57texas a4m 36, Arkansas 48 East Texas Baptist 88, Texas Wes Leyan 71 Wofford 89, College of Charleston 67high Point 88. Cata Vba 55 Pitt 57, a in state 5ggeorge Washington 81, Richmond 68 Penn g3, Vale 51manchester 89, Anderson 74 Camp Breckinridge 80. Taylor 78oakland-City c8, Huntington 63 Evansville 85. Ball state 69carleton 05, Coe 44 Dakota Wesleyan . 72, Northern state . 70bemidji 70. St. Clond 63 North Dakota a 75, angst Ana . 46 Hoyt Wilhelm. More Money Falcons cop ninth with 83-54 Victory Wiesbaden Jan. 11 special the 1807th Falcons led All the Way last night to Register their ninth straight win an easy 83-54 Victory Over the Wiesbaden Fly ers. Vern May tallied 15 for the winners As the Falcon coach cleared his Bench. Al Orwasky scored 14.red Tarrant racked up 28 Points Ashenfelter cops mile 3 mile for Mel track Tilles confirmed rom Page 9 were the same As the three mile Ashenfelter and Mckenzie. The Sleuth s time was 4 18.1 in this one and his margin was about 15 Yards Over Mckenzie. John Trent Nyack was third. Fred Wilt another a Man who was expected to Battle it out with Ashenfelter in both events had a Chest cold and was forced to with draw. Roscoe Browne the Little professor from Morgan state College won the 1,000-Yard As expected in 2 19.8. This was More than three seconds slower than his winning Mark of last year but he had Little com petition. Bill Olmet Chenko new York Pioneer club was second. Little John o Connell Manhattan College took the 60-Yard dash in 6.5 seconds. Olympic 100-meter Champion Lindy Remigino was shut out in a Pratt of Manhattan col lege won the 70-Yard High hurdles in 9.0, and of faithful Henry Laskau broke his own meet record in the mile walk covering the Racket. As Pomis m me a. 0 for the flyers to take game scor distance in 6 27. His former Stan ing honors. I Dard was 6 28.9. Zone Kiln pcs announced Nurnberg Jan. 11 special Winter and Spring clinics in six different sports have been announced by Usa eur special services arrangements Are be ing made to hold volleyball ses Sions feb. 16-20, baseball feb. 23 27, soccer March 2-6, softball March 30-april 3. Track and Field March 4-8, and swimming and diving May 25-28.the Sites of these clinics Are at the present sessions will be held for coaches and officials of european command installation s. Though official confirmation is lacking 11 stateside experts in the various sports Are expected to take part in the individual clinics. Additional classes for coaches and officials operating in Europe in football touch football Tonasket Ball and boxing Are planned for later in the year. East Texas state go Era poria Kan state 43mccnrry 82 Howard Payne 80 Texas 64, Southern methodist 53pensacola pc 95, Marion Institute 78 Kansas state 88, Marquette 72grove City 73, Thiel 67 incoming 110, Susquehanna 60cornell 7ti, Dartmouth 63 Amherst 66, Bates 52tufts 78, Bowdoin 59 Kio Grande Ohio 119, Mayo state by 91 Randolph flacon 58, Hampden Ney 55east Tennessee state 76, Emory and Henry 66baltimore University 70, Bridge water 57vanderbilt 72. Georgia tech 60 Sewanee Tenn 74, Birmingham Southern 55fensacola Fla pc 95, Marion Mili tary Institute 78knoxville College 9. Livingston 64union by 82, Lincoln memorial Tenn 72i.su 75, Mississippi state 53 Cortland state 107. Oswego 43rochester 88, Alfred 77 Rutgers 98, Montclair chrs 72conneeticnt 80, Rhode Island 74 Brandeis 72, Mit 54wagner 63. Maryland state 50 Lona 98, Hillyer 56st. Jlawrence 72. St. Michaels to 70 St. Francis Bolyn 67, l e m o j n e . 56norwich 77, Flat Shorr 59 Steubenville 76, Frostburg my 64heidelberg 78. Otterbein 73 mount Union 70, Wooster 67toledo 73. Kent state 68 Baldwin Wallace 73, John Carroll 62 capital 99, Hiram 64wittenberg 96, Ohio Wesleyan 92 overtime Miami Ohio 89, Ohio v. 66 Wynen Mich d4, St. Franeis a 59westvirginia 92. Virginia tech �5 King s a 88, Mansveld patches 58michigan state 68, Iowa 61 William & Mary 88. Vii 64north Carolina state 82. Duke 64 Manhattan 71. St. Joseph s a 5�franklin & Marshall 76. Dickinson 47 Illinois 71. Wisconsin 61geneva a 83, Waynesburg 54 Allegheny 96. Case 74indiana a to frs 73, Shippens Brj chrs 64kansas 76. Iowa state 57 Niagara 51, St. Bonat entire 4g Colby 72, Springfield mass 49colgate 82. Buffalo 67 Slippery Koek Patcke 92, Edin Boro patches 67oklahoma 64. Missouri 61 Tulsa freshman 62, St. Johns win Field. Kan 47 Western Kentucky 62. Murray by 57 Southeastern Louisiana 89, Northeast la state 49st. John s Bolyn 75, Loyola Chicago 56 ,.�.westminster a 59, Washington � Jefferson 56bradley 91. We Paul 76 Villanova 94. Xavier Ohio 86 Temple 74. Syracuse 66canisins 73. Siena 64 holy Cross 93, Providence i3trinity 66, Worcester tech 54 Wesleyan 64, Stark 45hoistra 81. Wilke
