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... / November 22, 1946 The COLONIAL NEWS Page 3 In The College Corner ·Basketball Candidates Turn Out The Crisis is over! Fvo! 1 he~~ o: 1 ~:~€ Saturday afternoon ordeal.ln Force For Initial Cag· . e Practice beside the radio should be easier to ''sweat out.\ With the exception · of several established feuds and the annual assortment of Thanks- · giving day rivalries, the football curtain has been drawn over the CAGE PRACTI-CE STARTS M·OND~A Y FiO,R 70 TCC MEN better part of 1946. Your Sports l ·Q. J:t's sti II too early to run upsta.irs and bury the old helmet and · .· TC,C Girls :to Start Basketball Activity shoulde.r pads in the .attic closet, however. Tomorrow afternoon some of the finest e•levens in the nation will square off before what p·romises to be a final display of this sea- ::,,,,,,, .. ,,.,,,,,,,,,,:·: ::·=r:~::·:=:::=:==}='·:·='=:T'''Y''''~;m:m·Sil[[:ffif:iff! Listed below are 10 questions pertaining to various fields in the son's record· attendanc.e figures. The college turnstile·& al over the country have consume·d more than ,,. the wi.Jdest dreams of the wildest .. business managers and tomo·rt·ow will be no e~ception. Aside fro•m being financi.aHy delightful, '46 has contributed to the insomn·ia of those unfortunate sports writers who have tried to call the results of this year's nerve-racking sched- ule. Nevertheless, with the usual reckless abandon and a we·ll-placed rabbit's foot in the corner of the top drawer, we'll try to throw some I i .9 h t on tomorrow's spotlight games. sporting world. Seven correct is Miss Elizabeth Plankintm1, Coun- good; five is average; if you get all 1 f w· · t .:~ t --·- se or o ·· omen, ln enl!l.s 0 start :\foce than 70 !J. rm;pective ba~l-.t+ ten right; someone has re~d you · 1 • b k tb 11 . gu· s as e a · games .as soon as ball players have answered the call the answers. b 1 tb 11 · t 1. as re a· eqmpraen uecomes to aJ'lWl PdiOPd by tht:> Triple-f't't- 1. In collegiatP sports, what col- '1 bl All t d · ava1 a··~· . wol_ne_ n s. u ents m- iPs <·ollt>gf~ and are a.etivPly \'n- leges are lmowns as the \Big d t 1 Id ~- Three?\ terE>stP. IH partlclpa Ing s lOU . 'gaged in pr{'>-sea.son drills on tlle sign up at Miss Plankinton's of- ! court. 2. In boxing, which a bantannvetght or weight'? is heavier, fi · d' t l I ce mmH' Ia e Y. .In tllP proc<>ss or Plimination, a feather b' I . Come on girls, lPt's se.e-a 1g , head POach Bert Drodt>r has divid- tui·nout and some real T.C.C. spir~~ 1 f'd the candidatps into seven grouvs :1. \\'hal was the '':\lanassa maul- tmvards this plan. Remember If , ·which will ultimately be c·liJ 1 pr\d er?\ ovE>r 70 mPn students can turn out 1 down tQ a varsity squad, of' twf·nty ·L \Vhat two toamR in tlw Na- tional Football l0ague m0t h1 the championship play-off game in 1945 and who won? 5. \\'here is the Cocoanut Bowl played? for varsity basketball, you can do men. as WPll - at lt>ast in ratio if not. At thP pre!-wnt no definilP ar- in number. 'rangements havP been made a~ to NotrE> Dame at Tulane: Set off against a background of Magnolia trees along beautiful St. CharlPs Avenue in New Orleang, thE> Tu- lane stadium, better known as the Sugar Bowl, will proba.bly hoist the hurricane flag Saturday morning. Only the conscience of one Francis Leahy, coach of the South Ben<:l panzer division, \Yill determine the extent of damage caused by the visiting Notre Dame hurricane. As- suming that Mr. Leahy is a family man who likE's people, we'll call this one, Notre Dame, 42; Tulane, 0. G. \\'llo is the present manager ~.:::'f:?~':::::r:=::::::::::,:::::=:=: . of the New York Yankee'::; bal:le- ;1!ll:~r~:·llll,lkl~~~~~!l~i~l~l bau team? Rita Hayworth Leads Bowling . to wlwrP thP varsity \Vill stag{' it::J :home games and praetices. J a C' k ; Kimball, dirPetor or student's ::!1'!- tivitiPs, has been negotiating with the TTnion-Endif'ott high school au- thoritif'!s for uge O·f thP high school gymnasium. The matter· has bePn rPferred to 'William Krum, tigh srhool supPrintenclPnt, and no an- nouncement aH to whether thf' f'Ol· legf' can use thP high sdwol facili- ties will bP madf' this WPek. I 1 7. \\Then was the spiral punt I first used? X. \\.ho inveutt·d thP tackling :dummy? I 9. \\'ith wl1at S!JOrt is the tt>rm ~; · \~~i~~~~~~~~~ · \chuklier\ associated'? ,., .. · I lu. Wl10 is the Commissioner of .' · '': · · the new All-Am!.'rican Confert>nce pro football league'! F.\·ery Sunday evt?ning since Oc- to•ber 20, the Triple Cith\s eo.liegl:' bow'ling league has been spill·ing the war <:lubs at the Knights of r.:oi.umbutl uHeys down town. V\Tith mort> t!tan haH' thf' ~(·hedule com- pl(;'tetl, thP coUegt> keglers arP o:;<hiJ't ing into !a igh wear for thL' HPven rPmalnin.v. matdJt>S this sPa- son. • 1\'IJ•. BrodPr plan 'l to havf' hom\' and home sPri<>s with tltfl :;chnol~ .and c·ollPgt~s in tlw surrounding aJ'Pa but lw says, \Until WP can df>- Spracuse (sounds familiar) will Gene Rossides journey to Columbia tomorrow and Back match muscle with the boys in the Columbia big city. Lou Little and Co. is a good bet to win this one although the Orangemen could probably make it a close contest if they wear their \Cornell feet .. \ The Orange vanguards, Joe Watt, Johnny Mandal'ino and Slivet·s Slovenski will face a formidable pail· of all-round backs in Lou Kusserow and Gene (the Greek) Rossides, Columbia's self ac- claimed touchdown twins. We'll call this one, Columbia 21; Syracuse, 7. Illinois at NorthwE>stern: With visions of California sunshine and the New Year's Day classic at Pasadena after whipning Ohio State last week, Illinois will havP to r.lay heads np ball to avoid an upset by Northwestern tomorrow. \Vith Buddy Young, Perry Moss and Julius Rykovirh lugging the oval for ~he lllini, th8y should come out on th~ paying end of a 20-14 score. Yale at Harvard: The charges of Howie Odell will clinch the Big Three title when they meet the Crimson hopefuls tomorrow. The Eli should have· no trouble clearing this hut·dle by two touchdowns to round out a 28-13 final. Alabama at Boston College: Frank Thomas and his rPmnants of last year's Rose Bov.;l heroes will probably \Gilmerize\ the beantown . }Joys with Harry pitC'hing his mates to a 33-7 victory ovPr ... tlw Eagles. Rutgers over Bucknell in wi1at may possibly result in a major up- set if the New Brunswick squad should be overconfident; Dartmouth llver· Princeton; U.C.L.A. over Southern California; Auburn over Clem- son; Holy Cross over Temple; Indiana over Purdue. DespitP the obvious difficult i0~ of Pstablishing a sound athletic program with so littlf' to work wit, T.C.C. IS trying to set up a baskPt- ball team to repr<'sent the coll€'ge .in intAr-scholastic competition with other schools and colleges in the Hame boat as we are. The war has undoubtedly taken the polish •)i'f some of our better ball players but this should not dull the edge of any enthusiasm we might have. It would add to our prestige as a pioneer sc·hool if WP could be represented on the court by a college basket-ball tPam. Spirit is an essential ingt'edient in .any success for·mula. The ball players are doing theit• par·t; the ctudent body can do theirs when it comes time to turn out in support of the team. We can think-of no better wray to s~mulate intet·est in 0\ ball club than to watch them play. ·The schedule of games will b8 announced as soon as circumstances permit Mr. Broder and his squad to get under way. COED CALL (Continued from Page 2) opportunity to meet more of the men at T.C.C. As we return to the pre-war status we are hoping that the men will once again take tbe initla.tive. You see, we ·Sitill have a little of that old-fashioned ego e-ven though it was ·slightly ,dampened in tha.t manless era. · Social gatherings such as dances and parties would be more suc- cesSJful in acquainting the students if the fellows would 'break the ice , go \drag iD.'?tread of stag.\f' rubout it f-eUas? Like Our Flag? Credit Miss Ca1~rnon The Colonial News frol)t page title plate was designed and drawn y Norma Carmon. Fo1·mer art editor uf the Union- Endicott High school newspaper ::tnd y~arbook, Miss Carmon· is planning to major in music while rrHnoring in art. A series of car- toons by Miss Carmot\! will be pub- lished in future editions of The Co· Jo·nial News. AN:Sl\YERS ·am~ a ..J.qoN JO uamas.roq .rnoJ repom -mr arn JO auo '.Ady.\\O.tJ LUff ·or 'OIOd '8 '688I ur 8IBK The weekly matches tak·e :plaee at 4:15 and 6:46 p .. m. at the K. of C. lanNl and wHl c:ontinne thus until April G. fll'lllilw the rapa.hilitiPs of our vJay- PI'S and th<> availablf' PQUipment nt our disposal, \Ve are not makh1~· any committals about the Triple- Cities varsity.\ Having plnyf'd high school and Last Sunday evening saw Gene SPllli-pro baskPtbaU in his 11at1.\P 1B dHlf.\\ .\J.'clB1S ozuorv somv ·g - , ·~und re.qus B pa+ooq Tierney cop threP games from Liz hahitat of NPw _York City, ::\Tr. 1S.Iy ',,.Iv1[.)Pl P<l100J l{J1P\S., g. Scott; Betty Hu:tton toak :!_Jncille , Broder has SPPn r.onsiderable nc- 'U01cJJUPJ JO HBJJOW . 1881 ur .L Ball for thre·e; -~lexig Smith lost : tion undPr thP hoop. As a gu~ud, . one to Joan DaVIs ancl won the .· hr> plnyed in tlw business assnf'ia- sp.mH A}[.)llH ·9 1 l ·nppo[o!l '!lHB!}r\l . 9 otlH'r two; Rita Haywort 1 romu- tion, Y.l\LC . ..,'\., and rity industJ·ial 'vi 01 SI 'sm-ea pueydAd[,) ,)q'). ~>d out the e~enin~? by beating leagu('s. His rn·evions E>XPE>rif'nf'P o) 'J.SO[ suo1ummr.:> UO!RP!CI u.Id').SB::tf Betty Gra:blP_ Ill an three games. ; in managPria.l C'irf'l~s has c.ome as 'SUp[SPiJU UOl~li!-t[SUA\ <H[.L ·p The Et.a.ndmg o:f tllP team~ to '.hnsiness managPr of a number of \ clatP: ·.&asumaa 1{.)Bf' ·f: tPams. •·• ·spunod 96I uinn a.wm W. L. Pet. GB 1 A numl>Pr of students have PX- 10U S! lll~!8A\..I<HI1B8J u : spunod Rita Hayworth R 4 .667 --- 'prf'ssPd a dt>sire for partir)paiion 8TT ump a.rom '}OU S! 1tl~1aA\. Gen€' Tierney · · · · 7 6 .584 1 as officiBls for varsity competiti.on. -T.tnquuq v '1q~FlA\..I8tilB0.J V ·;:; Detty Grable · · · · · 7 5 .584 1 TlJosP intPrPsted in this line must ·uo').e.mpci puu 'p,mA.run ·arBA ·r .roan Davis · · · · · · · 7 5 .584 1 rc>ceive approv~d of th(' SouthPrn Liz Srott . . . . . . . . 6 6 .500 2 TiPr Basketball Association. Stn· Alexis S:mHh ... ··· H 6 .500 2 dents interestPd in managf'\ial Bt>tty Hutton ·. · · · 5 7 .417 3 110sts arP n•quPstN1 to (•ontact '!\Ir . i' Luci'llP Ball . . . . . . 2 10 .167 G Broder. Authorities Seek U-E 1 Court Facilities For Inter-College Games Jack K!mbaH, dire-c-tor of stu- df'nt!-;' activities, announced that varsity basketball practice will be held at the E-J pavilion, Monday, at 4 p, nL Coach Bert Broder will begin cutting his 70 man squad as soon as po-stSdble, a.fter every can- d-idate it:~ given an opportuni:ty tv prove his ability. B0cause the eoll0ge is· ' still awaiting shipment of shoeEl, socks, shorts and other eqmpment, can- didates are requested to bring thE:ir o·wn equipin11nt to the hitial prac- tice. Shipment of the•se supplies is expected to reach 'l'.C.C. in time for the next drill, however. As the candidates await the re.s!ltlts, or- ficials at the Union-Endicott high ~chool are preparing an announce- ment as to whether or not the high school gymnasium i.s to be made avaHable for Yarsity practices and games. Medical examinations of candi- dates for the basketball team are undPrway and will be complete:l by the time the grou.p steps onto the court for ;the first formal prac- tice se.ssion. ------- --- ---· ',_, --- - -- SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY BASKETBftALt SCHEDULE 1946-47 Decembt:t' 11 ............ Boston universlity* .......... . Janua.ry 13 ............ Toronto* ............ · ........ . 14 ............ St. Lawrence* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (86,25) 17 ............ Springfield* ................. . 20 ............ Ohio Wesleyan* .............. . 21. ........... Bowling Gr·een* ............. .. 28 ............ Rochester at Rochester ... , . . . (68,49; 61,43) 31 ............ Michig,·:111 State* .............. (48,76) 4 ............ Pr'incctcn* ................... . 6 ...... , ..... Y.ale* ....................... . 8 ............ Cot·ne.ll'~' ..................... . 16 ............ Manhatten at N.Y.C.*\' ....... . 18 ............ Templa Jt Philadelphia ...... . 25. . . . . . . . . . . . Clarkson'' ................... . 29 ............ St. Lawre.nc.e at Canton ...... . (63,45) (59,36) (53,52) (73,28; 73,37) February 8 ............ Canisius at buffalo ........... (41,43) 12 ............ R.P.i. at Troy ................ (69,29) 15 ............ Colgate at Hamilton .......... (69,51) 19 ............ SL Josepli's* ................ . 21 ............ Rutgers* .................... . 26 ........ : . .. Can,sius* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (62,32) March 1 ............ Colgate\' ..................... (70,60) 5 ............ Niagara* ..................... (61,29} 8 ............ Corneli at Ithaca ............... (61,53) *indicates home game, **indicates Madison Square Garden, ( ) cates last year·'s score. indi-
