§ATIIRDAY, MARCH 22, 1E152' The ,NOlOlO Realm . • After the' past weekend's meeting of the presidents, faculty and athletic fathers of the 131,g Teti -conference, .it appears that the Athericah Cotincil on Education's receht plan for, de-emphasizing sports, has gime the Way of all previous plans. If was helped =prior to the, Meeting that the' nig Ten would dbthe JO sortie definite conclusion as to Whal s!afid it would fake en the. thettii. In. stead, 1 h eeht ference hig‘veig§ took do Solid stand,' and theft' mail don 1' is te conclusion event§ 161110,e been 1h ELI sOrnething muSt be done about plierooilea giate athletics. They denounced the AEI 's Men because in their minds, many of the present conference rules were more satisfactory. - The fad that the Eig Ten and the southern conferences hale re fused to support the plan to any extent, just about dooms it, It i§ itifp6.§§llsle fot the ACE plan to itide@ed without the whole-hearted support of all colleges fielding athletic teams. Fbr only the Illy League, the lbne Conference to back the plan, or aeon* othet dotlfeterice to aC- - cept it alone is suicide. They Would only be cheating theiii= selves and putting their own teatitg at a di§adVatitage. If the Ivy League saW _its way tb get behind the plan,Why can't the Bi g. Ten, Southern Pacific cbast colifefehees and all the_inde= pendent teams do likewise? It Was after many months of:wailing for something to save college sports CLASSIFIEDS MISCELLANtOUS IF TOUR typewriter née repairs, just call 2492• or bring ffio9bine to 633 W. College 'Ave. •Mr. Beattiga' 28 years ex- Rerience yqur_serviCe. ROOM Be EiClAfib niptitt§ Leakt Wedii@scifik APfit 9. UHII 4498. Ask for Stkixtbeit•- . FOR RENT BINDLE And DOUBLE tobihS: Sifig , l6 bedS. well lighted, and use of telephone: 430 W. , Beavet,Sall 6793. LOST LOST—TOi 3 tilMi r. dE MT I have your trenchcoat. Call ext. 1108 fdi Edward Kitiasevielu BLACK ROYAL typewriter somewhere in In Eiifitilitt eked. 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Arid yet, the colleges still refuse to take it Since the 13ig Teri iss - a powerful body in intercollegiate sports, and. more so because the con-Unit tee'which drew. Up the plan was headed by Di% John Hannah' of Michigan State ; a Big Ten accep tance Would have been a big things It may have been what the plan needed to start it rolling through the country. But the way it looks now, the plan, will 14.0 stowed . away, among its Y.:Ming predeaaSson, to die linfore it gat a chance 10 start living. Ws a Cold, World Penn State basketball teams have been "refrigerated" but not beaten—four times by the Pitt-applied "freeze." . . ".•‘.. .. , ... ~.. , ~. . ~. .• • ... .. . ....„ ~.,., :„.......:.,:....,,....„.:,,,,,,..„,..., ... ~e, Ha' ~..,....,,. .. , THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE . COLLEGES PENNSYLVANIA Luba spping vias. comPlete And stored upon the heVF; d novi:she said:l earned -this tr eat, ii. P., carton .for myself r Roscoe ouse of Ok lahoma 'Universß Workman Ruled Ineligible By W. Virginia MORGANTOWN, W.Va. March 21---(M—West Virginia Univer sity reported today that Mark Workman, its All-America basket ball center, has been declared ineligible for further inter collegiate sports because he play ed in • a professional basketball game last week. Normally, playing professionally ends a player's • amateur, standing in all sports. However, the uni versity refrained from calling him a professional. The university said it als6 was tutting off his athletic scholar ship for taking part in unauthor ized post-season basketball games. Harry Moore and Sack Shockey, Workman's teammates, also were declared ineligible for fu r t h e r ifitercollegiate competition, but neither planned to enter any spring athletics. Workman presumably w o u l d have been on the track team. Ite holds the university's disc u 8- throw record and scored more than 50 points for the Mountain eer track squad last year. Chairman Clyde L. Colson of the university's athletic council said the action , resulted from the three participating in a profes sional basketball game March 14 at • Wheeling. IVie4I4IN tigarettes May toe* alike, 'll-ietAtt rea lly n at. ihe Ofrig. Itterds .6e restut Wst, Ana tacky Striltdo Houtternan's Return Gives Detroit Ist Division Hopes LAKELAND, Fla., March 21—V1;1—Bolstered by the-return. of pitcher Virt Houttetnan, the Detroit Tigers shape up as a first divis ion club in the American League. Problems at first base and short Stop, plus lack of class in-the second line pitchers, probably will leave Red Rolfe's club several steps back of the leaders. "We ought to be better than last year," said Rolfe. "Getting Houtteman back from the army should add 12 more victories to our staff," "But we've got to hit. Hoot Evers shows signs of coming back after his horrible season. Johnny Groth never looked better and George Kell, usually a slow start er, has been hot." . Rolfe knows full well the gam ble he's taking in trying to make over Wertz into a first baseman. The sturdy rig h t fielder, who usually,leads the club in homers and runs batted in, never played the bag. • The Wertz experiment will de termine the makeup of the club, Unless the Tigers manage a deal for a -first baseman, Rolfe would be interested in Chicago's Eddie Robinson but won't give up the players the White Sox want. Hal Newhouser, out since last July with a sore artn, is the big question mark of the pitching staff. Rolfe likes what he has seen of Hal this spring but the results are inconclusive. The final sto r y on Newhouser probably Gedrge mean, Tr. • ---.;tv of In a cigarette, taste makes the difference. and Luckies taste better! The difference between "just smoking" and really enjoying your smoke is the taste of a cigarette. You can taste the difference in the smoother, mellower, more enjoyable taste of a ' Lucky . . . for two important reasons. First, L,SlM.F.t—Lticky Strike means fine tobacco ... fine, mild tobacco that tastes better. Second, Luckies are made to taste better .. . proved best made of all five principal brands. So reach.for a Lucky. Enjoy the cigarette that tastes better! Be Happy—Go Lucky! Buy a carton today! L.S.N.F.T.- Lucky Strike Means Fine Tobacco tre. started sniolati4 tuclej Strike. 'they are. undoubtedly w ldit. bes*.-Ansting c.rgarettre. the Jat.or try one and yaill sea won't be known until hot weather comes along. Houtteman, Trucks (13-8) arid Ted Gtay (7-14) are the positive starters. Freddie HutchinSon (10- 10) will be used in spot jobs and Dizzy Trout (9-14), usually at his best in the spring, probably will take a regular turn. Murlin Std_ art(4-6), may elbow his way into the starting routine. KoPP_e_g., 4 1 r 1 ersiLY t i r o Lehlv \-= d 4).,.... 'I,Z.-e,.,..,a. G MANUFACTURER OF CIGARETVaAR PAGE SEVEN
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