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US Collegeadhering OppOSition To NHL By WEEATLEY Canldlan Press Staff Writer MONTREAL CF National Hockey league owners and gen eral managers are finding that their greatest competition these days for young players is com ing from the United States col leges and universities mereareanestlmatedasto to US schools waving hockey scholarships at young Cana dians No one is guessing as to how many boys have dressed the border Hockey men say the re cruiting began in earnest seven or eight years ago and has been steadily on the increase When NHLheads meet here next week in annual session along with top men of the minor pro leagues and amateur bod tea the situation is likely to be discussed at length Just what can or will be done is problematlcal Thc pros maintain they have no quarrel with boy aiming at higher education and are ready to encourage it But they feel the boys education can be obtained as easily in Canada To this extent the pros are will ing to help financially and have done so They point particularly to two Tribe And Tigers outstanding young hockey pros pects Bruce Macmgor of Detroit Red Wings and Johnny Hemline of Toronto Maple Leafs Each sttendedflnlverslty are big concern of the pros in the 115 collese granted is that it has created disruption of junior hockey careers in Can ada an important stage of hockey development through pro duha sponsored amateur team The US concentration don players and 19 years There has also been expressed concern about young men leav ing Canada perhaps for good because at the hockey scholar ships Haboywantstogotocol lege afier his early hockey days wail and good any the pros But they want to hang on to him certainly the span soring did docs should he decide to play pro hockey Apparently only few who have gone to 115 colleges have become hodrey pros They have the happy option of business or hockey careers The standout player who has combined the two is Billy Bay of Chicago Black Hawks Hay is Calgary boy who graduated in geology from Denver Univer Share Decisions By WILKS Associated Press Staff Writer Cleveland ladians and the sec ond place Detroit figers still are half game apart after splitting onerun decisions in dandy duel in their showdown for the American League load The Indians with saving re lief performance by Frank Funk won their 10th sraight game in the opener of the form game series with 10 victory in the first game of double header at Detroit Thursday night Rightbander Frank Lory then became the first pitcher to win nine games in the majors this season with protested 21 de cision lo the nightcap The third place New York Yankm divided double header and stayed three games back of Cleveland The Yankees beat Kansas City Athletics 61 but the Athletics bounced back for 96 win in the second game Minnesota nvins threw off their losing streak at in games and escaped the cellar with 31 victory over Baltimore Ori oles Boston Red Sox beat Los Angeles Angels 65 in the first game of doubleheader push iogthe Angels to the bottom of the league race The nightcap was called because of rain and ended in 11inning tie The ChicagoWashington game was rained out gt WON WITH DOUBLES Firstinning doubleshy Johnny Temple and Vic Power gave Cleveland its run in the opener and handed six game winner Don Masai his first defeat of the season The Tigers lost their third in row as Funk hung up his fifth save and nailed the victory for Jim Perry 44 with two innings of onehit relief Daroit then brokethrough for its first score in 15 innings when Norm Cash homered off loser Wynn Hawkins Mlill the sec ond game of the nightcap Lary singled and scored the deciding run on Charlie Max wells basesloaded grounder in the fifth Lary 93 struck out eight and didnt walk man The Indians scored in the sixth on pinchdouble by Don Dil lard who then was nabbedat the plate trying to score on single by Temple The Cleveland protest cemein the eighth inning While Detroit manager Bob Sch tag was or guing that Clevelan Bob Halo should have been called out at first base the Tigers caught Hale off base The Indians pro tested on grounds that time was out while Schefrlng was on the field Bill Skowron drove in four runs for the Yankees in the first game two with an eight innlng homer that gave New York all home runs league record for 17 consecutive games Rookie Bill Stafford 82 won his third siraight game with five hitter against the Athletics and Norm Bass 46 Southpaw Jim Archer 51 ended the home run string and allyKaianctivatnbuxinessin bockeyr off season The college man is under no obligation in hoday nurse If he has not turned pro so dm after graduation or even after quitting muege he becomes free agent He could however be put on pro clu negotiation list By this means the club would have negotiation rights with him should he turn pro At the same time it is most likely that on deciding to turn pro boy would prefer to stick with the club that sponsored him during his early hockey days Authoritative NHL sources say that 118 collages agreed last summer to stop snapping up young Canadians of la and 19 But thae promises have been dlscarded importation has been fairly general along the northern bor der states at University of Michigan Michiganstate and universities in North and South Dakota and Montana It is much the same in the East at schools in New York stain and in New England They include St Lawrence University Canlon NY Eennsalaer Pol ytechnlc Troy NY Clarkson University Potsdam NY and Boston College cut the Yankees winning streak at six in the nightcap allowing 11hitsc1hc Athletics boat Danny McDevltt 12 coming from behind in fiverun third inning an double by Hank Bauer and three consecutive triples by Lee Posada Norm Siohern and Joe Plgnatano two run homer by Billy Martin in the third inning off Jack Fisher 27 gave the Twins their second victory in the last no games Jim Kaat 25 was the winner Boston beat the Angels and reliever Rync Duren 16 with pair of unearned runs on Gene Leeks error and Vic Wertz homer in the seventh inning Ted Wills 22 won with four E31155 of threehit shutout rc Deaks homer gave the Angels 48 lead in the lltli inning of the second game but the Red Sox tied it in their half on walk and triple by Gary Gel ger who was trapped in unr down after rounding thi Four Former Basketball Stars Indicted In CollegeScandaL NEWVYORK AP The ever expanding college basket ball scandal resulted Thursday in the indictment of four for mer players on charges of con spiracy and bribery in point shaving attempts All four had been named previously as co conspirators Two new names were in volved in the announcement by District Attorney Frank Hogan Another former Connecticut player and former North Car olina player were the new men Hogan said Jack Rose 23 of South Windsor Conn had ac cepted $1000 to hold down the score in Connecticut Niag ara game Jan 16 1960 at Ni agara Falls NY Rose was granted immunity for testifying before the New York County grand jury Hogan said Hogan also claimed Raymond Stanley of Chapel Hill NC for mer North Carolina player had rejected blanket otter of $1000 to shave poian but failed to report the incident TOTAL REACBES 31 The new developments raised the total to algplayers from 17 schools who have been involved in thelatest scandal The new indictments covered Dave Budin Hf former Brook BASEBALL RECORD my run assocraran panes Sanrrancisoo am 560 American League Cleveland 34 18 654 Baltimore 2126 509 7v Boston 490 Kansas City 479 Washington 10 Chicago 396 13 Minnesota 28514 Log Angela $7314 Thursdays Results Kansas City 19 New York 66 and Chicago at Weshigton wet grormds Minnesota Baltimore Los Angeles 541Boston 64 2nd game called 11th rain Cleveland 11 Detroit 02 Probable Pitchers Today Cleveland iLocke 10 at De trait Regan 52 Kansas CityHerbert 35 at New York Coates 62 Chicago McLish 263nd Shaw 34 at Washington Daniels 33 and chatlgh $3 Minnesota Pasnual 46 at linitimore Barber 13 Games Saturday Kansas City at New York Chicago at Washington 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the top last season got the hitting help has missed picked up some dandy relief from Bobby Shanta and beat the second place Los lAnugcties Dodgers Thursday These four runs matched the total scored by the Pirates in Friends last seven starts The big righthander lost all seven four times going down as shut out victim while allowing only is earned runs an average of little more than three game The defeat dropped the Dodgers half game behind Cincinnati Reds who regained first place with 108 victory over Milwaukee Braves despite four consecutive home runs by the Bray that act major league record it was the third time in four days that the Dodgers and Reds have ex changed places in their leap frog battla for the lead Philadelphia Phillia defeated third place San Francisco Gi ants 51 in the only other game scheduled in the NL and left the Giants just games ahead of the Firsts who open three geme saris at San Francisco tonight pair of tworun barriers by appeal Bob Skinner and Bill hiaaerosld in the fourth inning did it for the Pirates against Stan Wil liams 165 Willie Davis homered in the sixth for the Dodgers who got the other run on two 3111318 and hobbled grounder in the eighth before Shanta moved in SAVES WIN Shani retired Davis and Wally Moon on files with two on base nailing it for Friend 67 with Nhitiess innin of re lief 1twas Friends vic tory as starter since April so The Braves walloped six home runs two by Ed Mathews while losing their eighth in 11 trier against the Reds The home runs by Mathews Hank Aaron Joe Adcock and Frank Thomas set the record in the eighth inn ing off winner Jim Maloney an reliever Marshall Bridgesxlroslag pltcher Warren Spahn 65 hit the other home run Gena Preese who drove in four runs and Gordie Coleman hit home runs for the Reds Frecse three run shot off re liever Moe Drabowsky clinched it in the sixth inning Philadelphia defeated Sam Jones 55 for the first time in nine decisions since June 27 1959 The Phils did it with three runs in the 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