COLLEGE BASKETBALL ; (
HEADY TO GO I ]
by The Associated Press
LaSalle, without Tom Goia; >]
©ayton, without Johnny Hor-; ]
m, and North Carolina State,! <
with Ron Shavlik, take the j
courts tonight as another long i]
©allege baskeriball season gets ;
underway.
LaSalle, Dayton and North
Carolina 'State are just part of j
the mob that gets the colleg-1
ians rolling in their first big
weekend of ithe season — 'but
they are the only representa-:
lives of the top ten teams of
last season to play tonight.
San Francisco. No. 1 in the1
final Associated Press poll
tail season and the NCAA
©hampion, opens tomorrow
night, against Ohio State.
LaSalle, with three-time All
American Gola graduated and
now a pro, against iMillerville
(Pa) in its opener under new
coach Jim Pollard, the former
pro standout. Pollard took ov
er the Gola-less Explorers af
ter Ken Loeffler, who direct-1
ed LaSalle to the NCAA title
in 1954 and the runner-up spot
last year, switched to Texas
A & M.
North Carolina State, back
in good standing after a sea
son on probation by the NCA
A, is hack in force. The No. 4
team of 1954-’55 opens against
Florida State with Ron Shav
lik, second team All-America
who came into his own in scor
ing and rebounding, Copping a
club that lost only two from
last season’s starting five and
is expected to make the big
noise in the Atlantic coast con
ference.
'Most of the other members
of the final top 10 get (going
tomorrow. Oregon State, los
ing 7-3 Swede Halbrook thru
scholast ic difficulties from its
No. 10 club, plays Oregon in a
non-Pacific coast conference
Sports Trail —
by Whitney Martin
NEW YORK a IP) D: was very
thoughtful of the rival teams in
the major bowl football games
next Jan. 2 to schedule mutual
opponents during the season.
* By so doinjg they have given
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>REGON STATE WELL
■IELD “SMALL” TEAM
EUGENE, Ore. (/P) Basket
)all fans will get a chance to
norrow night no judge the
itrength of Oregon and defend
ing Pacific Coast conference
jaskefball champion, Oregon
State.
The two will open the bas
ketball season with a non-con
ference game here.
Oregon State, No. 10 in i:ihe
nation in the final Associated
Press poll last season, has lost
nine men from last year’s title
squad. The whole first string
is gone, including 7-foot-3
Wade “Swede” Hallbrook, ithe
Staters’ big lg»un.
Bait rival coaches have learn
ed that Amory “Slats” Gill,
Oregon State coach ifor 27
years, is seldom caught nap
ping, and they are eyeing the
State squad wiiJh some caution
For example. Gill, while he
lost the giant Halbrook, has
another 7-footer on hand,
Phil Shadoin. a junior who
played enough to earn a letter
last season and is now schedul
ed to take over regularly ar
center.
There is such additional
height as: lettermen Bo/b Al
lord at 6-5 and Larry Paul us
at 6-4: reserve center Ralph
Carroll at 6-8, sophomore
Wavne Moss at 6-8 and junior
Dick Wilson at 6-5.
So Gill, who features de
I liberate, pattern attacks, is
expected to start a team aver
I aging 6-5.
Union merger
ing outside his office.”
Lewis, whose rich miners'
union reportedly controls the
National Bank of Washinigton.
wrtoe Carey last night that the
UM;W had advanced the OIO aip
proximately $7,250,000 in the
late 1930s and $1,665,000 is still
due in “valid loans.”
Carey, CIO secretary-treasui
er all during CIO history, even
when Lewis was ills president,
fired back a reply telling Le
wis that “the CIO owes you no
money.”
Seat territorial
Sen, Doris Barnes
(
at GOP meeting
CHICAGO CP) Territorial
Sen. Doris Barnes of Wrangell
was seated as national commit
teewoman for Alaska at the Re
puiblican National Committee
meeting here today.
Mrs. Barnes was elected l‘.o
the post by Republican voters
in Alaska in the 1954 elections
— the first time the committee
positions went before the party
voters.
She succeeds Mrs. Margaret
White of Juneau, who resigned
when she became postmaster at
Juneau.
More teachers
>e presented in such a wav so
t will attraa talented people
o the profession.
The conference also came
tp with this definition of
irhal it is looking for in the
tation’s classrooms:
“A good teacher is one who
ias an active interest in chil
iren and youths; has a broad ed
acational (background; is pro
fessionally qualified and com
petent; possess good physical
and mental health; has a good
moral character; manifests a
desire for self improvement;
can work constructively with
other professional workers,
parenus and the community;
and is proud of teaching as a
profession.”
Faure under fere
for calling election
in France
PAiRIS (JP) France’s election
campaign got off to a (booming
start only a few hours after
premier Edgar Faure’ govern
ment decided to dissolve the
national assembly.
The Socialists and backers
of former premier Pierre Men
des-France lost no time in get
ting under way their drive for
votes in the nationwide elec
tion. expected to foe set for
Jan. 8. They turned their heav i
iest propaganda artillery a
gainst Faure and the dissolu
tion.
The cabinet decision to dis
solve the assembly — the first
such move in the history o:
the'postwar Fourth Republic—
was announced last night. It
gives Faure the early election
the assembly had denied hie*.
The assembly handed Faure
a note of no-confidence Tues
day, largely because of its op
position to his campaign for
early elections. The 318-218
vote, however, permitted use
of a clause in the 1946 consti-j
tution providing dissolution ■
of the assembly by the cabinet
if two government were de
feated on votes of confidence
by a majoriey of all members
the house within an 18
nonth period.
Mendes-France received a
no-confidence voice last Febru
ary with more than half the
deputies against him.
L’Exipress, chief mouthpiece
for Mendes-France, termed
the cabinet action an “outrage
against the nation.”
It charged the Faure (gov
ernment with “lying to the
country on its real economic
situation . undermining
the authority of France in Al
geria and Morocco . a
bandoning every attempt of
French intervention in interna
tional affairs . betray
ing the interests oif French
youth in leavinjg ithe economic
feudalists to dictate the new
policy of the country.”
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