PAGE EIGHT THE LUDINGTON DAILY NEWS, LUDINGTON, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1954 Hot Stove League NEW YORK (A Eddie Stanky in 1953, is looking for. a $40,000 will start training next "strike" -the pact he signed last March with one problem year. But it's believed the world -where to play Solly Hem mus. champions aim to cut that figure With Alex Grammas, recently pur- by some 15 per cent. chased from Cincinnati, at shortSchoendienst and Things may not be as dark as stop and Red Jablonski at second and third they appear for the Pittsburgh Ray bases, respectively, the St.
Louis Pirates next season. The Bucs, to find with 170, players in the armed Cardinal manager will have him on armed forces, look for at least 50 a spot for Hemus or put block. Solly performed. credit- of then. to be released before the the ably at shortstop last season, bat- 1954 season opens.
ting .279 in 154 games. Only one Boston Red Sox player Allie Reynolds, the big Okla- hit a home run in Washington's homa oil tycoon, is expected to spacious Griffith Stadium last talk contract with New York Yan-1 year. And he was Ted Williams, General Manager George who didn't return to the baseball kee Weiss in the next couple of weeks. wars until late August following Allie, who slumped to a 13-7 record 'his release from the Marines." Basketball Scores HIGH SCHOOL North Central Ludington 59, Manistee 23. Mt.
Pleasant 48, Alma 39. Big Rapids 40, Cadillac 25. West Michigan North Muskegon 39, Scottville 34. Whitehall 54, Shelby 47. Hart 70, Montague 51.
Western Michigan St. Simon's 74, Walkerville 30. Custer 62, Hersey 60. Manistee St. Joseph 48, Pentwater 47.
Grand Rapids Christian 61, Grand South 50. Ragland Union: 38. Rapids Central 56, Grand RapGrand Rapids Ottawa 39, Grand Rap. ids Creston 35. Grand Rapids Godwin 49, East Grand Rapids 46.
Grand Rapids Lee, 62, Rockford 50. Kelloggsville 51, Wyoming 27. Lowell Coopersville 62, 65, Grandville Cedar 51. Sparta 52, Comstock Park 46. Hudsonville 58, Zeeland 45, Middleville 75, Byron Center 47.
Hopkins 56, Saranac 45. Martin 33, Wayland 28. Caledonia 62, Delton 36. Hastings 54, Ionia 49. Portage 51, Allegan 49.
Newaygo 74, Kent City 30. Chips Victim in 59-23 Tilt (Continued From Page 5) Dean Adams (33) connected on a jump shot, Tillotson put in two free throws and in the last minute added two more buckets. In the 21-point third quarter the Chippewas made two free throws both by Jim Hansen (54). Ludington opened the period with a 29-7 lead, expanded it to 43-7, Hansen, made his free throw at 4:58 and then the Orioles made it 48-9 as Hansen pitched in his second at 1:13. Adams and Tillotson each scored three times from the field, Johnson poked in two more.
and two free throws, Lee Snyder (50) made another field goal and Guard Dick Kowatch (44) added a free throw. The Oriole reserves took over the task in the last period and while outscored 14-9 looked fairly good. (34), Snyder and Dwayne Skooge (30) each scored for the Orioles but John Anderson pumped in three buckets for the Chippewas. The Ludington shooting record: Adams four out of nine, Rake two out of five, Kowatch none out of six, Johnson five out of 15, Tillotson 11 out of 18, Snyder two out of four, Skoog one out of two, Anderson none out of one, Dick Carr none out of five and John Garcia (24) none out of one. The Chippewa varsity: Ken Cawthorie (56) two out of five, John Capper (57) one out of 10, Gus Hedstrom (50) none out of seven, Jack Davis (84) one out of four and Dan Davis (85) none out of four.
Coach Dan Evans' Jayvees made good on the promise they have shown all season with a 38-26 win over the Manistee reserves. After a pretty dismal season to date, four losses against one lone win, the Junior Varsity clicked on all fronts at The Gym Friday night. Their shooting was good, their defense better and the passing attack was little short of terific, being both fast and accurate. Ludington grabbed an early lead lead, 11-7 at the end of the first quarter, then 19-9 at the half and 33-15 at the end of the third when Evans put in the reserves. Ludington's scoring column was well balanced with Bob Keneipp, Rog Hansen and Bob Heemstra having six each while Fred Boals had five and Bill Keneipp and Mitch Johnson four apiece.
Johnny Hogen was high for Manistee while Bill Markham and Bruce Martin had six each. 4 STAR THEATRE SCOTTVILLE Last Times Tonight Two Shows Double Feature Program "SIREN OF BAGDAD" (Technicolor) COMMANDO" -Plus Two Cartoons SUNDAY MONDAY Matinee Sunday 3.00 p. m. and Continuous Double Feature Program Kathryn Grayson Abel in "SO THIS IS LOVE" (Technicolor) LEGS" With Hirsch- -Plus Lloyd Nolan Color Cartoon News Oilers, Cards Win N-C Games NORTH CENTRAL LEAGUE STANDINGS Pet. PF PA Ludington .3 1.000 154 95 Mt.
Pleasant .667 162 121 Alma .667 125 123 Big Rapids .333 106 114 Cadillac ...0 .000 81 144 Manistee CONN .333 118 149 Ludington ruled the North tral Michigan class conference alone Saturday after beating Manistee 59-23 while Mt. Pleasant was knocking off Alma, 48-39. Big Rapids left the cellar with a 40-25 win over Cadillac. Mt. Pleasant led ..11 the way, outscoring the Panthers 10-5 in the first period and going for an 18-13 lead at the half to outscore Alma 18-13 in the third frame.
Mike Sweeney with 18 and Jerry Wiley with 15 topped the Oilers while Larry Houghton with nine and Audley Smith and Bob Root with eight each led Alma. Big Rapids led 15-10 at the half and then stepped up the pace to outscore Cadillac 13-9 and 12-6 in the last two periods to win their second in five games and stick Cadillac with their sixth straight Ned Gran with 10 topned Cadillac. Jim Tetzlaff with 12 and Gordon Ringquist with 11 led Big Rapids. Hart Overcomes Record Scoring to Defeat 'Cats WEST MICHIGAN LEAGUE STANDINGS Pet. PF PA Hart 3 0 1.000 198 128 North Muskegon 1.000 147 119 Scottville .667 135 113 Whitehall .333 137 167 Shelby .000 125 179 Montague .0 .000 126 162 A record-breaking scoring performance failed to stop Hart and North Muskegon blanked Scottville for seven minutes and 15 seconds in the third quarter to stay in first place in the West Michigan class league Friday night.
Jerry Brown of Montague, a 6'8" center, broke Hart's Ben Leisberg's 1949 'scoring mark of 30 points with a 32-point production but the little Pirate sharpshooters ground out a 70-51 triumph at Hart Friday. North Muskegon erased an early Scottville lead by holding the Spartans scoreless for all but the last 45 seconds of the third period and eventually won 39-34. In the other game Whitehall came from behind to win 54-47 over Shelby and dig themselves out of the league basem*nt. Hart held a 33-27 lead at the half and 52-43 edge going into the last frame in a game in which both teams ignored each other's defense. Bob Grady with 20 and Dave Snell with 18 led the Pirates.
Shelby built up a 17-4 first period edge and was leading 27-20 at the half when Whitehall's Ron White and Carl Swenson took over to pace the Vikings to an 18-7 margin over the Tigers in the third period and a 16-13 edge in the last period. White ended up with 12, Swenson cight and Ron Olson 10 for Whitehall. Norm Schultz had 14 and Jack Kocher and Terry Bears each had 12 for Shelby. SPORTS IN BRIEF By The Associated Press Now York Tennis Queen Maureen Connolly was named the female athletic of the year in the 23rd annual Associated Press yearend poll. Tampa, Fla.
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3 challenger to champion Bobo Olson showed surprising punching power in stopping Garth Panter, rugged Salt Lake City boxer, in 1:16 of at Madison Square Garden. It was the first time in Panter's 67-bout career had failed to last the route. her claimed he never had been knocked down. Although Garth was hammered half through the ropes and driven around the ring by Joey's right hand barrage, he didn't go down. Referee Al Berl made it a technical kayo when he wisely called a halt.
Even Giardello was surprised at the TKO, his first in the Garden and 14th in 62 bouts. Giardello, of course, is the only fighter who holds a Supreme Court decision over Bob Christenberry, New York State Athletic Commission chairman. That happened a year ago when the court reversed Christenberry's reversed decision to give him the nod over Billy Graham. Naturally, Joey wants Olson next. But he won't get him.
Bobo has a tentative date with welter champion Kid Gavilan at Chicago, in April. Matchmaker Billy Brown of the Garden has Giardello pencilled in for A Feb. 5 date with Jocy Giambra of Buffalo, N. Y. They have fought twice, each winning one.
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