TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1949
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE. KANSAS
PAGE FIVE
Gene Petersen, 6-foot seven-
hies, is expected to continue
his high scoring this year. Last
year Petersen finished second in
Big Seven scoring with 145
points and is again expected to
collect plenty of markers in the
1960 title race.
Louis KO's Another In Exhibition Match
Oakland, Calif., Dec. 20—(U.P.) Joe Louis may be serious about his current tour being an "exhibition", but his easy fifth-round kowy victory over young Al Hoosman of San Francisco proved again last night that the Brown Bomber is one of the best.
The exact status of the fight never was cleared because Louis ended the squabble by scoring his knockout.
Louis and his managers billed the bout as a scheduled 10-round exhibition. But the California state athletic commission said a state law prohibited any fight in which no decision was rendered.
Hoosman exchanged a few solid smashes in the third round but got on his bicycle again after he caught a bite of body and head blows along the ropes.
The retired champion chased Hoosman around the ring through the first two rounds. Hoosman, a former NASCar winner, returned a punch during this time.
Obviously scared, Hoosman backpedaled through the fourth, and fifth when Louis caught up with him The Bomber set him up for a knockout punch.
Apparently undecided about applying the clincher, Louis hesitated then let go with a right to the jaw that sent Hoosman sprawling on the canvas face first.
A crowd of 9,000 fans jammed the Oakland auditorium, paying $19,-865.48 for the privilege of watching Louis in action. A throng of 500 to 1,000 fans was turned away at the door.
Louis' next fight is Friday night in Salt Lake City, where he is engaged in two four-round bouts.
Ohio Mayor Rejects $500
As City Raises His Salary
Cincinnati—(U.P.)-Ed. Gingerich, mayor of suburban Chevoit, Ohio, has grudgingly accepted a $500 a year pay raise, but said he hated doing it.
"The city council made me take it." Mr. Gingerich complained. The city council originally voted a $1,000 a year raise, but the mayor threatened to veto it. The council insisted he take at least a $500 a year raise.
Mr. Gingerich voluntarily took a $1.50 pay cut the past January so the village could pay a pension to an ex-mayor.
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Thirty IM Cage Teams Have Undefeated Records
Thirty of the 144 intramural basketball teams remain unbeaten following Monday's 12 game schedule. Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Sigma Chi in fraternity "B" and El Dorado A.C. in independent "A" protected their undefeated records Monday.
On the other side of the ledger, 338 teams have yet to win their first contest. Alma Kappa Lambda in fraternity "B" and Alpha Epsilon Pi in independent "A" turned in their first wins Monday.
Results of the seven game fraternity "B" card are as follows:
Alpha Kappa Lambda used a well balanced scoring attack to down winless Acacia, 26 to 16. Sam Wilcoxon of Acacia took game scoring honors with five points. No A.K.L. man scored more than four points.
Sigma Chi scored its fifth victory of the season with a 28 to 21 decision over Phi Kappa. James Johnston led the winners with seven points. Jerry Tajchman and Ed Rossillon scored six points apiece as Phi Kappa went down to its second defeat.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon edged Alpha Tau Omega, 25 to 23, in winning its fifth straight game. Tom Millikan scored seven points for the losers. Tom Nelson took game scoring honors for S.A.E. with 11 points.
Beta Theta Pi, defending "B" champions, remained in the chase defeating Kappa Sigma 31 to 17. Beta has lost one game. Ralph Simons scored nine points for Beta. Jack Parker caged seven points for Kappa Sig.
Phi Kappa Sigma handed Phi Kappa Tau its fifth straight loss, 31 to 26. Steve Milne and Bob Cook led the Phi Sigma scoring with nine and eight points respectively. Harry Lacy netted 11 for Phi Tau.
Delta Tau Delta easily downed Pi Kappa Alpha, 43 to 22. Russ Harris scored 18 points for the Delts, and Norman Scott seven points for the losers.
Delta Upsilon was charged with its third loss and Chi Chi Chi its fifth loss as neither team appeared for their scheduled game. It was the first double forfeit of the season.
Results of independent "A" games are as follows:
El Dorado A.C. moved to an eight point halftime edge and had just enough to fight off a closing Navy rally to win, 20 to 19. Navy was held to a single field basket in the first half.
Alpha Epsilon Pi broke a halftime tie to down Wesley, 25 to 24, in a
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The Spartans blew a three-point half-time lead to lose to the Beta 69ers, 23 to 28. George Nettles scored seven points for the 69ers. Don Valiere basketed nine points for the Spartans.
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Bob Enright poured in 21 points as the Newman club edged Theta Tau, 26 to 25. Theta Tau led at halftime, but wilted before Enright's hot shooting. George McNeish scored 10 points for Theta Tau.
IM Schedule For Basketball
Robinson Annex Independent "A"
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East:
Duquesne 61, Loyola (Calif.) 47.
George Wash. 63, Wash and Lee 61.
Yale 58, Rochester 37.
Seton Hall 62, U. of Mexico 44.
Villanova 49, Loyola (Bit) 45.
Syracuse 80, Princeton 48.
Cornell 81, Rutgers 46.
St. John's 67, Wash State 44.
Oklahoma 67, CCNY 63.
Drake 70, Fresno State 52.
Iowa State 64, Northwestern 54.
Nebraska 63, Colorado State 43.
Iowa 64, Notre Dame 62.
Louisville 81, Denver 70.
Wyoming 70, Kan. State Tchrs. 39
St. Thomas 65, Colorado Col. 53.
Montana 78, Whitworth 63.
Colorado 56, Southern Meth. 50.
Bradley 84, Georgia Tech 60.
Nebraska Wesleyan 61 Omaha 42.
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Cows Become Inbriated After Fishing Liquor Still
Louisville, Ga. — (U.P.) — W. B.
Years, veterinarian, was called in
during the weekend to treat two
gay old cows who had gone off on
a spree.
"Come quick," a farmer told Dr. Yearns. "My two cows are mighty sick."
The veterinarian made his examination and then diagnosed their ailment.
"Drunk as lords," he said, adding that they will be all right after getting over hangovers.
He speculated the boisterous bovines found a liquor still while grazing, decided to have a short one for old time's sake, and then just didn't know when to stop.
Louisiana St. 74, Mississippi U 61.
Mich 54 North Carolina St. 46.
Southwest:
Texas Wes. 64, Hardin Sim. 53.
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