§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
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By 808 VOSIITIRG
Assisfairt Spotit Editot
from their drastic downitatd fall,
that the ACV formed its proposal.
It has flaws, but it was some=
thing cohcrete at last. 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."
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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.
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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
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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.
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