selves grousing nt officials now and then during one of those controversial charge-or-blocklng decisions may be happy to know that even top flight officials sometimes split on which way to call 'em. At a meeting of the National Association of Approved Basket ball Officials during their last conference, .eight officials were asked to view some charging block mg sequences and call the foul. It Is reported that on several plays they split 4-4. Seldom was there a unanimous opinion, al though several times, they saw somewhat eye to eye with 7-1 and 6-2 decisions. It's best for the fan to remem ber that this play is a matter of split-second action, with officials deciding in the same fashion which way it should be. No mat •ter which way they call, they're probably right 50 per cent of the time That's a little better than the most fans They'd have it one way every time AVant Baseball Chuck" Maillet mid his aides at Station WFLO have done a great job in providing sports broadcasts for listeners in the WFLO area. It's been do nc fre quently despite difficulties the staff experiences when the regu lar broadcasting routine is inter rupted. Nonetheless. Manager Maillet wants to continue if fans want It. With baseball coming up the sta tion faces the decision whether or

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