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VOLUME 148, NUMBER 24

ST. LOUIS, JANUARY 6, 1960

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Records of Old Yanks Saved From Junk Heap By DAN D A N IE L N E W YORK, N . Y .—This is a n in c re d ib le sto ry . I t h a s to do with a lot of valuable b aseb all m a te ria l, m u c h ’of which s h o u l d 'be in the m u s e u m a t Cooperstow n, N . Y ., th a t found its w a y into the tr a s h heap a n d then w as rescued. In 1945, w hen L a r r y M a c P h a il b e c a m e g e n e ra l, m a n a g e r of the Y an k ees, h e found a v a s t collection of p a p e r s in t h e files of E d w a rd G . B a r row, w ho w as retiring fro m th e c o m m a n d to a p u re 3' d e co rativ e post as c h a i r m a n of the b o a rd . A p p a re n tly L a n y did not h av e th e ti m e to go o v e r the m a te ria ! w hich B a r r o w h a d collected fo r m a n y yevLrn. P e r h a p s M a c P h a il h a d th e

time, b u t not Hie inclination. M ay b e Tie felt th a t all connection with the c l u b ’s p a s t had lo be broken a n d a new Iedg 6 r started . In any event, the contents of the files w e re thrown into the w aste b a s k e ts in L a r r y ’s office.. T h e t r a s h collector w a s m o r e chopsey th a n L arry . He spied a lot bf p a y c h eck s with the e n d o rse m e n ts of B ab e Ruth. Lou G ehrig and o th e r Y a n k e e h e ro e s of yore. H e had a hunch t h a t a lot of the o th e r m a te ria l w a s v alu a b le even if only as souvenirs. So th e (rash m an look all o f (he ll I

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By DAN DANIEL NEW YORK, N . Y. Just b e f o r e C h ristm a s, g o ve r n m e n t officials, m a k in g their long a n d losing fight a g a in s t inflation, w e re forced lo an nounce t h a t the cost of living in this co u n try had clim bed to y e t a n o th e r high, NdPer befo re in the hisC a lv in Griffith tory of the world had a people paid such high p rices for the v e r y n eces sities of life. It is only logical and reaso n ab le lo ex p ect th a t this rising tr e n d will h av e to m a k e itself felt in m a jo r league baseball p la y e r s ’ s a la rie s . However, p a r t of the im p etu s to a n o th e r set of rec o rd s in m a j o r league o u tlay in 1960 com es f r o m som e so u rces and factors which h a v e only a seco n d ary relationship to the n a tional economy. It is ce rtain th a t boxausc of the m ultiple factors involved, so m e of them unprecedented in baseball, p lay e r s ’ pay will ju m p incredibly in I960. hi .'959, the Y ankees paid o u t about $700,OJO lo th eir players, w ith Mickey M a n tle ’s ^78,000 topping the list. All Salaries Soar T im e w as when the N ew Y o rk club had a c le a r lead, y e a r a f t e r y ear, in s a l a r y outlays. But now a club with a $600,000 payroll is not unusual, It is e stim ated th a t the p ay io lU of the sixteen m a jo r clubs in this new y e a r will com e close to the $ 10.000.000 level, W here will this slop? N obody p r e ten d s to know, G eorge M. Weiss of the Y ankees says th a t the s a l a r y in dex has risen f a r beyond th e point a t which it would be to le ra te d by sound businessm en. But h e a d m its th a t even when baseball a c q u ire s -a h a rd h ea d ed , sound m a n of business, he so'ftens when c o n tra c t tim e rolls a ro u n d and his sentiment.s as a fan ove rc o m e his feeling a s a c o m m e rc ia l o p e ra to r. ’‘I'lierc isn’t an o th er e n te r p r is e in th ese United Stales which, recogn>>c(4 as a business, is so oblivious of the . principles of safe financial o p e ra tio n as is b a se b a ll,” Weiss told T h e S pokt iKG N e w s . Yet. while arguing for w h a t h a ' calls a s a n e r basis of doing business, Weiss a d m its th a t the m a j o r s d o not h a v e enough $ 100,000 s a la rie s am ong the players. “ We a r c not opposed to paying a m a n $100,000 a season, a s we did to J o e DiMaggio, ju st so long a s he is a $100,000 p la y e r in skills and in p o p u la r a p p e a l,” G eorge explained. This a ro se from discussion of w hat

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D a n gear o f L o s i n g K i t # * t t y 150B H U N T E R LOS A N G E L E S , Calif. P re s en ta tio n toy the S t o d g e s eft proposed A m e n d m e n t No. J85 a t the major-minor m e e t i n g ® last m o n t h wa® m e t with m ix e d r e a c tion by ‘Other big le a g u e (organiza tions. T he proposal p r o v i d e d t h a t a n y fi rs t-y ear playe r left in th e m i n o r s (i. e., not a d v a n c e d to a m a j o r league 40-player r e s e r v e list) would b e subject to d r a f t by a r i v a l o r ganization for $12,000 a n d likewise could be optioned o u t by the draft# ing club. This s e e m e d the la*! thing the f r e e -s p e n d in g Badger® would sponsor. F re s co T hompson, <irioe-president of Hie Dodger® in c h a r g e of m i n o r league operation® fo r the 8Lo» Ang e le s club, stated: “ Tin® rule is good for fcasebal?, a n d anything good for baseball i® good for the E g® A ngeles It ad g ersv® “ Who’s Ii® K i d d i n g ? * M ore mixed reaction. ?t r a n g e d from, “ Who’s lie k i d d i n g ? ” to “ Maybe he’s got s o m e t h i n g . ” At a n y rate, the a m e n d m e n t to the first-yea r p l a y e r d r a f t t u l e wa® passed by tooth the minor® a n d m a jors. But, for the skeptic®, ?iere’« a n announcement which m a y c a u s * considerably m o r e a m a z e m e n t —o r p e r h a p s confusion. F . J . (Buzzie) B avasi, «rioc-president and g e n er al m a n a g e r « f the Dodgers, is talking: “ We haveo ju st c o m p l e t e d a pol icy staff meeting. T h r e e m e n w e r e involved—F res co , Al C a m p a n i a and myself. H er e a r e the results of o u r discussions: 0 “ The r u b b e r b an d is still loose on the Dodgers* b a n k r o l l insofa r a s scouting is concern ed. B oth Al and F r e s c o have be en told i f s ‘b u s i ness as usual* in the fr e e - a g e n t field. We wan t the D o d g er s to sign every likely c a n d i d a t e . ” This obviously a p p e a r e d a s a stra n g e reaction by a club which

sr® available. W e’ll continue to pay top money for th e m . lf they fail to live up lo o u r sc o u t s ’ esti m ates of the ir ability, w e ’ll give some o th e r club the chance lo d r a f t them . But d o n ’t forget, w e ’ll ha ve the first decision on them. T he less v e n t u r e s o m e clubs which a re not as a c ti v e in the scouting field will h a v e s e c o n d choice.”

Iiad s p o n s o r e d it rule which will e x p o s e sonic of its p ro m isin g young Ila lent to the d r a f t th r e a t com* aexft w in ter . “ M a y b e wi,’" said B a v a si, “fowl I ’ll toe d a r n e d if w e ’re going to t a k e a ne ga ti v e a p p ro a c h to ba se b a ll . M a y b e p a s s a g e of A m e n d m e n t 105 will cause s o m e clubs to ait back and wait for the draft w h e n they can pluck off, the pla y er® we a n d o t h e r a g g r e s s i v e clubs ane unable lo p ro t e c t by bringing t h e m up to o u r roster. But I ’m convin ce d m o r e th a n e v e r before t h a t if we a r e tf> build a new (Dodger d y n a s t / , it will h a v e to be in the sco utin g field.” Rivals E y e d Kids W hat h a d b r o u g h t a bout this de f inite s t a n d ? “ I wish, Bob. you could h a v e s a t in with m e when I talked tra d e with s o m e of th ese o t h e r c lu bs.” B a v a si responded. “ Who did they w a n t ? Name stars? Not a t all. T h e y would h a v e been h a p p y to relieve us of guy s like Ron F a irly, Don D e m eter, T o m m y Davis, E a r l Robin son, F r a n k H ow ard, Carl Warwick, Charlie Smith, Willie Davis, B u r bot! Wheeler, P e t e R ic h e r t and D ale R e ic h e rt . B ut we have our own pla ns for those boys. If we a r e going to keep on winning, these, and o th ers like th e m , are going to h a v e to do it for us. “ S u m m i n g it up, I n e v e r w a s so

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••key called P u b l i s h e r J . G. Taylor* Spink to give his side of it. “ As you know, T a y l o r , ” T o m said, “ I have n e v e r given out any figures (CONTINUED F R O M P A G E 1> on s a l a r i e s of a n y of o u r p la y e r s . I Colonel J a k e Rupp<?r* said b a c k in have a lw a y s believed t h a t this is HUO, when he gave 13abe R uth a so m e th in g t h a t should r e m a i n confi dential be tw e e n ball club and player. c o n tr a c t for $80,000. “ C ertainly °olher indu stries re sp ect “ This is financial m a d n e s s , ” ®the o w n e r of the Y an ke e s said. “ T h e r e is such confidences and I believe b a s e no $80,000 pla y er even with T h e B a b e ball should, too,” he added. “ P a y P u r e C o n je c tu re ” in the field. # T h e r e n e v e r again will “ W h a te v e r figures h a v e e v e r been b e an $80,000 p l a y e r . ” o T h e future has pro ven J a k e w r o n g issued on the s a l a r y of T ed Williams m o s t emphatically. 'Led Williams rose o r a n y o t h e r Boston p l a y e r , ” Yawkey to the $125,000 level. J o e DiMaggio to continued, “ h a v e been p u re l y con jec $100,000. Stan Musial to $100,000, Bol} ture. I s a y this just so no one will F e l l e r to $8M00. And Mantle is close get the im p re ss io n that we have ‘l e a k e d ’ in a c c u r a t e information o r up. • Some shadow w a s p l a c e d on th e t h a t th e r e h a s been a n y r e m a r k a b l e ‘e x a c t amount Williams w a s paid at a d j u s t m e n t d o w n w a r d in Williams* his peak with Hire R ed Sox w hen T ed pay. “ I feel we h a v e alw a y s ljeen g e n himself testified iii c o u r t , r e c e n t l y that h e had been paid $00,000 fey the Red e ro u s with o u r p l a y e r s , ” Y aw k e y a d d Sox in 1959, far below The genera lly- ed, “ and we will continue to bq. But *'s< Striated figure. w h a t wur e x a c t s a l a r ie s a r e will r e W h e n T h e S p o r t i n g N e w s i n q u i r e d m a in a s e c r e t be tw ee n us and the • a b o u t th i s , ' R e d S o x ( O w n e r J o n * Y a w - f l a y e r s . I h a v e a lw a y s felt th y t th e r e —------ --— ■ ■ -------------— o — - _______ is little g e n e r a l public concern about salarie s, that fans a r e interested only in a good ball c lu b .” Why a r e p l a y e r s a l a r i e s going to V r a d t ‘/ f t n r k ' f t i g i s t m ® h it y e t another* and to so m e «peoplc l ‘n l . l i „ | . . t f W r i l . l v I n T i n : K I M I S T I N K N K W It. ti. CO. i p J i j l / ' i S i »i i »l it I ' m . -i d, i i i . 1*01 J - i i i V X a - h i n g t o u A v r j i ' i e . incredible, to o th e r s unjustifiable, , S t. L o u i s . c r ,. M o . K m i T n i a s >rn.ntl r l n v s m a t t e r « K - j O h i , i i y J:*.. ] ® t i I , a t t * , » - t s t . «Louls, M o ., p e ak this y e a r ? n m i i r t i * A r t o f S i ; . i . ’Ii ‘.I, 1 S 7 !» . S n l i M T i i i t i c n lit l e e 1 ‘Oddly enough, *#lub» owner® am? $ i *j «.iH> v r i i r : 1 - i i m o u n t s ; s is. aft tine*, m o n t h s . . ,g v—£----------------------ii • 5

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N E W Y O R K , N. Y.—Based dim s c o u t i n g r e p o r t s , a major l e a g u e o f f i c i a l said five clubs h a d b e e n t h e m o s t active iii s i g n i n g o u t s t a n d i n g young pros p e c t s t h e p a s t two seasons. Ile n a m e d t h e c l u b s a s the Dodg e r s , C a r d i n a l s , B r a v e s and P h i l j i e s i n t h e N. I-. and the O r i o l e s i n t h e A. L. pleased w i t h ©ur scouting and f a r m i n g o p e r a t i o n s . When I found out h o w m u c h the other clubs w a n t e d o u r y o u n g s t e r s , I knew that F r e s c o , A l a n d all their scouts had d o n e a g r a n d job. “ W h a t w o n f o r us in'*59? I’ll a n s w e r t h a t o n e quickly for you— L a r r y S h e r r y , R o g e r Craig, Chuck E s s e g i a n , M a u r y Wills and Chuck Churn. W h e r e did we get. them? F r o m t h e f a r m syste m . It was w o n d e r f u l . W h e n we needed help, w e h a d i t s o m e w h e r e down on the fa r m s . " A n d s o . w h i l e o th e r team s may b e c u r t a i l i n g f a r m sy ste m opera tions, t h e n o n - c o n f o r m i s t Dodgers a r e g o i n g t o g o it the other way. “ W e o w n e d o r worked* with a d o z e n m i n o r l e a g u e clubs in 1959,” s t a l e s T h o m p s o n . “ No one had a l a r g e r f a r m s y s t e m . Anil in ’60 w e m a y l i f t t h a t to 13 clubs. R e g a r d l e s s o f w h a t the other organ i z a t i o n s d e c i d e to do, w e ’re going

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iUZZIE BAVASI . Positive Appeach to build o u r f a r m system. IM lik* to throw a bouquet at Georg® T r a i n m a n and his promotion man, Carl Lundquisl. Most of the mi nors had increased attendance. It could be t h a t minor league b a se ball is on the upswing. Now’s the lime to give it a shove in the right direction. We’ll do what we c a n . ” 11,500,000 in Two Year®0 'rho Dodgers have signed more men and sp ent more bonus money during their two years on the West Coast th an any other club in the game. O ver the first two season® in California’s Southland, they've paid out, or pledged, $1,500,000 in bonuses—and, by the latest de c la r ation, this is,only the beginning. • “ Writers in the E ast w er e blind to the one big reason Walter O’Malley took his club wes t,” T hom pso n continued. “ He had suf ficient foresight to realize, that the Dodgers, outdrawn by 1,000,000 fans, could not possibly compete with the Milwaukee Braves in the frce-agency field. Now. out on the Coast, w e ’re packing them in and O’Malley is proving his faith in baseball-—and Los Angeles—when he plows most of the money right back into building great te a m s for the future. “ I t ’s a g r e a t vote of confidence ' that the Dodgers, despite our own re s t ri c tin g legislation, have decid ed to c a r r y on as before. The scouts k now we want the best p l a y - 1

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Thom pson recen tly a m a z e d th® D o d ger s’ top b r a s s w hen he made this “ out on the l i m b ” *ta lenient about fabulous F r a n k : H o w a rd T o p G a t e l u r ® “ I predict t h a t F r a n k Howard will m a k e m o r e money for the Dodgers—and for the o th e r clubs in ^the league— than a n y pla y e r in the history of the Natio nal League. I ’m talking a b o u t guys like Ralph Riner, Mel OU, Dizzy Dean, Joe Medwick, H ack Wilson, Rogers Hornsby and all the rest. Howard will be a b ig g e r d r a w i n g c a r d than any of them. “ And when you consider that baseball today is a b e t t e r m e r c h a n dised sport th a n it e v e r was in the d a y s of B a b e Ruth, we might a s well s a y t h a t h e ’ll be the big gest draw ing c a r d of t h e m all.”

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H owever, if Killebrew proves lo be the r e a l thing and not a flash in the pan, t h a t s a l a r y is only the start. 40 Gees as Bomber K ill e b rc w ’s contract stresses the unsound c h a r a c t e r of the ma jota league p a y s y s t e m . In New York, his sm ash ing e n t r y into the r a n k s of the homerun s t a r s would have brought him a c o n t r a c t for $40,000. In Washington, a sa l a ry of twenty g r a n d for a com pa ratively new play e r is unprecedented. B T h e P i tts b u rg h club “ lea ke d” the operating o f f i c i a l s a re responsible info rm at io n that it had been re a d y to for s o m e o f t h e u p w a r d trend. They give D etro it $500,000 for Outfielder h a v e b e e n t a l k i n g too much for their Al Kaline. o w n g o o d , a l b e i t their conversation It is not the intention of the writer h a s h a d a t r e m e n d o u s interest for to dis pute these st ate m ents. It is the f a n s . con ceivable that r i g h t u n der our T h i s p r o c e s s of talking too much noses the $500,000 p l a y e r actually h a s t o d o w i t h ass er tions in both has developed. l e a g u e s t h a t a s to u c h as $500,000 has With inflationary trends in all other b e e n r e f u s e d , f o r a p l a y e r ’s contract. s e g _____ m e n t s of our lives, it isn’t® too C a l v i n G r i f f i t h recently astonished | m uch to assum e that the balloon Bug th e b a s e b a l l w o r l d with the revelation has,, hit present-day pfay er values. Cer t h a t h e h a d r e f u s e d one-half million tainly a Williams, Musial o r Mays d o l l a r s * f o r h i s slugging third base could h a v e nearly filled th a t fantastic man, H a r m o n Killebrew, and* an am o u nt. <> o t h e r o n e - h a l f million for Righthander It is recalled that a couple of y e a r s C a m i l o P a s c u a l , a s offered by the ago a^ st ory gained circulation that C in c i n n a ti Reds. the (Red Sox had offered $1,000,000 for Ki H e b r e w a p p a r e n t l y did not p a y L e f t h a n d e r t t e r b Score of Cleveland. “ * * * ttunelb tea at®atta* # irefo tV/d iVrfWi isuAdVo A dnswye* N E W Y O R K , N. Y.—Reports of h a l f - m i l l i o n d o l l a r offers for major l e a g u e s t a r s l e a v e George Weiss in a s k e p t i c a l f r a m e of mind, al t h o u g h t h e Y a n k e e general m a n a g e r p o i n t s o u t t h a t “ stories of t h a t k i n d d o n o h a r m directly. “ T h e c l u b r e p u t e d lo have made t h e o f f e r , a n d t h e one which turn ed i t d o w n b o t h gain in the esteem of t h e i r p a t r o n s , ” Weiss pointed o ut.

f r e s c o F r o w n s on Alo nu® Rill® F r e s c o h a s long been a foe of the v a rio u s bonys rules a ttem p ted in baseball. And a n o t h e r bonus rule w a s th® only a lt e r n a ti v e to 105. “ A nother bonus rule? What would that do for us? \Ve’d be righ t back where we s t a r t e d , ” s a y s T hom p son. "We would be accusing ev eryone of conniving, chicanery and cheating. Would t h a t be good for baseball? I ’ll s a y not. Let’s not g e t back int© that |»ot of stew a g a i n .:a Of the a forem e n tion ed $1,500,000 sp ent by the Dodgers, the highest bonus p a y m e n t w e n t to Howard, the slugging out.fielder-first base m a n selected a s the P l a y e r of the Y e a r in th°e minor® by T h e S p o r t

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#W*% L i ve a n d Ditt W illi W a ll’* C ln T i/ Say* P r o p riot ««r » ( H i k l i i n j ; P o r t , J 6 0 - Y * ‘a r - 0 1 ( i 4';n**u im llu n iJt* fly B E H l 1’I . J E C K * fM RK TOW N, W # T ra v e le rs on R oute 177, a n a rro w a s p h a lt ribbon t h a t uncoil* through the c e n te r of this sou th w estern O hio ham let, h a d reason fafce badly Alarmed aine evening this fall. At 8:45 on S e p te m b e r 2fr, m o st m a l * r e s id e n ts o f D a rrto w n {population 750) ru shed from th eir hom es, firing shotguns wildly in to the still, a u tu m n air. No ru ral-stylc civil defense alert w as this. IVa r a m ass te s tin g w eapon#.; for the com ing hunting season. ^ ! T his w as som ething r e a l ly special. Who A.os Angeles d o d g e rs h a d just won the N ational League® p e n n a n t in a pension-packed playoff with M e M ilw aukee Bravos. And though the D odgers, even in th eir d a ffie st Brooklyn •>days, had n e v e r b e e n hoifDred in a m o r e (Crazy way, the 20:gaugc* salute O n * J M a v e r f ’liolt* M i s s i n g w as as n a t u r a l here a r a i d e r in Oc tober. H i s O n l y G a m e ani M a j o r * f o r the boss «*f M e now w o rld ’# (DARRTOWN. T \ w o f it ie (champions «#f •baseball is a ls * the ‘king w alls of (he recreatio n • room in «*<f D arrtow n. W a lle r A lston's home a r e devoted A ro u n d these p a rte , in the gen eral THE DODGER MANAGER'S off-season •'clu b h o u se '* is this a t t r a c t i v e r a n c h »t?l«? horner ai bloclj too baseball, p r e s e n tin g a pictorial s t o w , a t the f e a r e r the flitching (Post (history of his c a r e e r in the gam e. o r in the f a r m e r s ’ fields, they tcall^ off th e Ing in street in Darrtown^ The h o u s e sits on « four-acre site a n d i# or s to n e '# t h j o w o On one side a r e photos of te a m s h im ‘iOid S m o k e y , a -tribute to the* his p o t e n t s' Ji°me* o n tile crthe? s id e o1 49 dirt r o a d w h i c h b o r d e l s Wailt's hoiue. 9ie h a s m a n a g e d , along with two fast ball hcwntfe th r e w as a p itc h e r. emit p o r tra its . O n the o th e r side W h e re v e r else the g a m e is p layed, tip* a g a in i n ‘D arrto w n as Old Smokey, to the fturprisc of no one,owas nam ed a r e pictures a f te a m s lie p la y e d fiaas S now hi rn a r W alter Alston. M a n a g e r *)f the Y e a r b y $ h e S p o r t « * * w ith, s ta rtin g back at (Greenwood ern is in g N ew s. # 4E a s t Dixie) in 1935. e Whey’dMi Darrtow n’* D o d g e r* DARRTOWN, ♦ . —Walt Alstoif • c o n t r a c t to* manage? (toe D o d g e r * t o 0B u t Alston, M e, type? who would H o w ev er, not one of b is photon: b e c a u s e of its m o s t fam ous citizen, I960 included an increase in p a y t h a t (reportedly twinight his s a l a r y t<» I h a v e w o n d ere d w h at all the shooting *s a p la y e r shows him in a m a j o r (Darrtown h a s adopted the Dodger*. #35,OOO. T h e r e ’* no w ay a f knowing amy D odger p ilat e v e r m a d e (league uniform . 'Until he c a m e up® N® ©rte t o iFlatbush eve? l o v e d Jhe w as about, accep ted this new honor m ore m oney, k i t none br*# w ritte n hi* (name as indelibly va t h e <**luW B • 9 • with his usual humility. T he credit, too boss the D odgers in 1954, ‘his aa (Bums m ore. history. 0 ‘fie feels, should be sp re a d all the w ay m a j o r league e x p e rien c e w as lim W henever the fo a m p l a ye in C in He is the ‘Wily m a n a g e r to win th r e e (pennants f a r d i e D o d g e r # ♦rom the front office to the minors. ited to e x actly <one g a m e HP long c in n a ti, som e 30 mile# f a the south, (1955, 0’*6 a n d ’59>, a n d is the only D odger, m a n a g e r e v e r f a w va » ♦ * * p e a r s before. t h e r e ’s a m ass evacuation t© C ro sle y W orld’* Series, doing it do t ‘once, but twice, t o J95J* a n d rtgaia In Waft . (lie p la y e d first Odas v for Abe **£eaiw fltffor*/* Says Wafo (Field. It's led, to®>, ‘b y Alston’s $8(Cardinals in th a t g a m e in 1936, gi^ 8 >0 »»« w'l t ’» » g r e a t honor a n d I a p p re c i y e a r-o Id father, E m m o n s . An 1957 wig hitless in Ids lone tim e at b a t alone, 103 busloads od D a r r to w n e r s a t e it,'* said Walt. ^ B u t the w ay lib Aion wilt c o n t e n t e d l y s p e n d ‘th e o f f * r e t r e a t # t o h i* c o m f o r t a b l e a n d m a k i n g c u e e r r o r iii (his only moiled »dowit f a galilee int the (Queen feel about it, this w a s aste am effort. season in this town that lias been bis ‘ h e r e , l e a v i n g t h e m o r e s o p h i s t i c a t e d |fc\vi> fielding c h a n c e s . “ H ere w as a? te a m of m ore than home few* m o r e than » q u a r t e r 'cen (Centers « f V . S. c u l t u r e f a r h c h itu l. (City. * What w as just his s e c o n d *e»swi ••The L os Angeles d o d g e r s ,a r e the nine c r ten .or 12 m en. E v e ry o n e rn tu ry . FCnowing Walt, his perstftnality a>n4 ® on B. following ibis g r a d u a tio n D arrto w n Dodgers,** said E a r l (Red«> the r o s i e r holpejl. Buzzle B avasi At could loc said that Walt is a p e r b a c k g ro u n d , this vs e a s y tin tinders ( r o m M iam i U niversity. H u b er, p ro p rieto r eof the Flitch wig {nam ed1 E x e c u tiv e o f the Y ear) d e sonification ©F the country boy w h o stand. F o r c4 bis year» A lston wa*s signed by IBr a n c h (Post, (the 160-year-old t a v e r n th a t se rv es » lot «of credit, too. Also the m a d e good. O n ly •he’* 9 'c o u n tr y .roots h a v e bee;* -deet* in* th e d a r k , $ 1c k ^Rickey’* b ro th e r, (Frank, for the sta n d s in the (Center of town. ® m in o r league m a n a g e r s who d e v e l boy who p re fe rs lo rem ain •just that, soil « f the1 M iami R iv e r V alley. fiL’aretinal (organization. Ile h a d h is “ We Jiv«e and die with ’em . Sure o p e d kids bite L a r r y Sherry. And regardless i«i the success b e has e n l i e \\<as bomi on an f a r m 12 miles* f<^ fliest •batting* a v e ra g e , .359, to 5*2 •via* Aired n»ff th em guns when W alt’s even the L os Angeles fans, whose M e rfiorth* t i ff c a m e to* Dwortovvir joyed in the big city. C a m e s a s p la y e r -m a n a g e r of Wrenboys won the pea na ut. When they .support a n d loyally g a v e us a bi«? -----------------^ No sooner a r e his d ia m o n d comm.it- I Inter-State^ rn 194*1, a f t e r won the Series, a lot of us got 'drunk boost.” 0 m ents completed^ each y e a r than b e {CO NTINU ED OM P A G E 9, ‘COL. i ^ fcw&cfoii*# Aw Alw S to ty p arn* i w t c n i , j*nd m e r i g h t with ’e m . ” • „ (Except for a Hip to the w inter m e e t - .... — 1 — - ■ ■ "" ■ — --- -— - ■■—1HE-O * ■ (V I. «g> r n -----------Q 3es 3--- £3(8 fl-»5—— 4 8 ' » s i a re e k . iv e r * w h o o p i n g it ings a»nd an* ttrccasional banquet, A t # TH E SPORTIHQ, JANUARY 196% +■ I

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"W hat } S o f t - v e ic e d a n d e a s y - g o in g , <frhe g r a y n e e d is l i m e lo d e v e lo p ’e m a ll.” h a ir e d v e t e r a n d r e s s e s and! a c t s lik# In m o s t o)( t h e m , it should bo ad d ed , an y oth w r r e s i d e n t this tiny 'som hr* h a s a n ^enthusiastic .partner in tho xtfoinity. p e r s o n o f hic father. "’Waty fc Just rone «alf th e t o y s around* A GS-year-oM w h o s e an erg y makers Ire ne,” # a y s H uber. "N o fa lse airs, ar liar «nf the ca len d a r , ho joins W alt r n sirree. H e’ll talk b a se b a ll anytim e rn h is riding, hunting, w o o d c ra ft a n d farti lonly w h en som eb od y a sk s h im ca e v e n server. « « <a w illin g (palsy a t th e ty.rcsLtox».oa p o o l table. Anyone* v i s i t i n g th e D o d g e r bos® in T h e V€*y foeusi# Walt Alston l i v e s D a r r t o w n is l i k e l y to b e g r e e t e d with im ala tide: o s a ‘brick and m o r ta r m o n q u e s tio n : t o e © I© ©ao'r—------------------ vt-------------------- 1------------------tows* t o Po re?** (Given « «aegati\w a n s w e r , waII shrive, "Wei?, f g u e s s n o t m a n y ^TiOpVt* <ever h a w . * ' rA his i s th e u n d e r s t a t e m e n t o f a n y flirter v ie ut. S e t t l e d in ISH, D a r r to w n cj5us c h a n g e d littte in t h e Fas»f 50> y e a r s . 'Sh* 7>®pula?'r®^ r e m a in s sta g n a n t. 'Aliene ie r n industry'. F e w car*

m o s t of the o u te r s h ell, b rick b y b rick . And m u c h of th e interior and fur D a d N o w B u i l d s V o n y C art s i n is h in g s are p r o d u cts of th eir h a n d C a n F i n i s h T w w IV ir ^ craft. t a b l e s , c h a ir s, c a b in e t s , k n ic k k n a c k s all h a v e b een turned o u i w ith D A R R T O W N , O . - W alter A l m a s t e r ’s touch. s t o n ’s 6 8 -y e a r-old, fath er, w h o d i d "I w a s m a n a g i n g M o n tr e a l o n e m o s t o f t h e w ork on W a lt’* h m m , d i m m e r (1952) and w h e n I c a m e l b a c k i s s p e c i a l i z i n g wow i«a b u ild in g thee h o u s* w a s s t a n d in g w h e r e n o t h •pony c a r t s . ing, had b een b e f o r e ,” Wait r e c a l l s . "<£ can. m a k e a o o u p t e *>? 1w\o" D a d p r e fe r s the rough w o r k , m a k v v h eelers in a w e e k , ” Ire said . S e v e r a l o f the c a r l s are ,>111111.'*) „ ing tilings I hat h a v e le ss d e t a i l , ” add* •vd Walt, w h o is m o s t proud o f a w a l a r o u n d D a r r t o w n b y A lsto n 's threw n u t-stain ed Jiving room ta b le e m b r o i d loonies fo r the e n te r ta in m e n t o f hic; e r e d w ith m a n y fine c a r v in g s . t w o g r a n d c h i l d r e n are! llw-ir F o r h is in terest in p h o to g r a p h y , A l friends*. sto n c a n thank b a s e b a ll. H is t a l e n t B —RI for b illiards, m e a n w h i le , c a r r i e s all u m e n t t o th'® skill! w i t h t o o k *»f fa th er th e w a y back to h is c o l l e g e d a y s at an d son. n e a r b y M ia m i. It w a s t h e c i d e r A lston wive put up "I d id n ’t sta r t to fool with p h o t o g r a ^ o____ ^ _______________ H

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p h y u n til f o u r y e a r s a g o wlv»m the D o d g e r s m a d e a p o s t - s e a s o n tour of J a p a n ,” he recalls. " W hen w e got t h e r e , t h e y g a v e u s $500 w o r t h «£ yen . I t a m o u n t e d to a s t a c k s e v e r a l fre t h ig h . I d i d n ’t w a n t to c a r r y it around a n d c o u l d n ’t t a k e it h o m e . Mo I bought. a c a m e r a . N o w I ’v e g o t foul? g o o d o n e s a n d t h e d a r k r o o m to p r o c e s s tlw film . . " A s for b i l l i a r d s , ” h e continued*, "I g o t h a n d y w ith a c u e s t ic k w h e n I wa* r a c k i n g b a ll s f o r m y lu n ch fiv*>m*y in 0 an O x f o r d p o o l h a l l . ” 0 H o w h a n d y i?> h e ? • • • R a n 109 S t r a ig h t in (Pawl

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" W e ll, I ’v e run JOI) b a ll s in tlr a i, I p o o l , ” h e a n s w e r e d , " a n d b e e n in til 8 0 s - a n d 90s a n u m b e r o f l i m e s . ” A l s t o n ’s b illia r d t a b l e is tile grovnc a r p e t e d c e n t e r p i e c e in h is h a n d s o m e , p in e-w a lled r e c r e a tio n room . In o n e c o r n e r s t a n d s a gun. rack h o ld in g four h ig h -p o w ered weapons w h i c h W a lt f i r e s iDOth in t h e field a n d o n t h e r a n g e . H e ’s a s k e e t s h o o t e r •©! c h a m p i o n s h i p c a l i b e r a m i u s u a lly get* h is l i m i t o f s m a l l g a m e d u r i n g tlw bunning s e a s o n . I f s a l o n g w a y f r o m D a r r t o w n to t h e g l i t t e r o f L o s A n g e l e s . D r «*vi»n to B r o o k l y n . In the p a t t e r n s o f liv in g , t h e y ’r e e v e n f a r t h e r a p a r t . B e c a u s e o f A l s t o n ’s p r e f e r e n c e for ru ral li v i n g , i t ’s s a i d h e w a s g r e e te d b y s k e p t i c a l g l a n c e s a n d w h isp e r e d w i s e c r a c k s w h e n h e w a s m o v e d up f r o m M o n t r e a l t o m a n a g e t h e D od g e r s i n 1954. T h e m e n o f ( h e m e t r o p o l i t a n press r e p o r t e d l y c o n s i d e r e d birn s o m e th in g o f a r u b e , a c o u n t r y b o y w h o lacked b ig c ity — and b ig le a g u e — m anners. A l s t o n w o n ’t a d m i t t h a t th is w a s e x a c t l y t h e N e w Y o r k a t t it u d e , w h i c h is u n d e r s t a n d a b l e . H e ’d p r e f e r U) let p r o b le m s of the p a st alon e. " T h e y j u s t s a i d I w o u l d n ’t talk , th at

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C/PibibtJl f o r W I C a m p a i g n Ky WA ROLD K A E S S fixe Boston Glob# 3 0 S T a \ r, M ass. b e c a u s e •Ted W illiam s ‘told* a» Cirtituifc C ourt ju d g e in M iam i th a t he r e c e iv e # $Gft00ft frown the Real? So>: in 8®59» m an y w o rsh ip e rs of size—w heth e r in t a n k ro lls o r prat football ,playc r s —h av e ta c it s o r e l / disillusioned. T h e y bact been told 'fry ❖heir ®>ase%»11 w rite rs o r radio) an n ouncers, m en •h e y g u s te d , th a t W illiam s w as »ver e iv in g a ro u n d $106,090. S am e even invade it S 125.Q0D. ©ut nobody need w alk «mi ftis low er 3iip b ecau se of *W illiam s' re v elatio n awhile a n sw e rin g his ex-w ife's a tte m p t h av e ♦heir d a u g h te r’s m o n th ly (m aintenance allow ance, paid by the (flay er, r a is e d fro m $100 to $250. /Mi ru m o rs of high s a la rie s for playm s » re mot e x a g g e ra te d by *10 p er v en t, &»r even fey 19 p e r cen t. At least Ghv® .players have re c e iv e d m o re than &»hc R u th 's $$6,000. One cid ❖hem {probably Is Zed W illiam s. *

tta w c to genera? ImpreesiM ffl)on*t ta k e m y w ord fo r it. T ak e the w ord of C o ng ressio nal in v e stig a to rs, m en wino got ❖heir dope f r o m h e a d q u a rte r s while* co nducting a Jwobc e# b a s e b a ll. R e fe r to the report* o f ❖ho b a se b a ll H earings of I OJI. E D IT O R 'S W Z E : P u b lish e r CG. t a y l o r S pink o f T h e S p o r t i n g N e w s a p p e a re d b efo re ❖he first C ongression a l ?iea>ri«gs on (October 2?, 1951. P e p . E m a n u e l C eiler (Do., ftJ. Y.)° c h a irm a n the Tfousc c o m m itte e investigating <0. IS., find receiv ed a copy of " J u d g e (Landis and 25 Y ears of B aseb all," w ritte n tty Spink, sen t Ut th e Congress-

w as also g ettin g SOO,OO®. A t le a s t oiw&, in his fo u rte e n th y e a r, w a s getfrittft $75,000*. ‘ ftnrfli a t Vetost a*ne p la y e r, in toto e le v e n th {rear, w a s getting $40,000 m 1951. Tliev a»re «©t fikmtified. (but front* re c o rd books we k n e w who th ey musk be. J&e lDiMtoggto w as in h is nineteenth y e a r of pro ball; W illiam s an d <Bob F e lle r w ere -in th e i r six te e n th years*. T w o o r th r e e of ♦hem —one c e rta in ly DiMaggio) **• w e re lacing (paid $90,009 tteas©*». *'■ ti' 'Stan, t o v fltteYe&s t u f t Hhe 14-year m e n qualified, fo r fibs $75,006* w e re S tan M usial aw# &«!» B o u d re a u . S u rely M usial. Tile fill-year m a n g ettin g $40,00# m u s t h a v e been R alp h R in e r, although* Mel P a r n e ll an d Vie R asciii arere arts** in th e ir e lev en th y e a rs. On P a g e 964, an in v e s tig a to r fo r (toe c o m m itte e testifies: " T h e salaries; (fo r 1951) ran g e in the m a jo r T e a g u e fro m a m inim um of $5,000* to a max*m u m of $90,000." lf W illiam s re c e iv e d $90,000 «in ADM, th ere, bs a t le a s t an ev en c h a n c e than* o CO N G RESSM A N EMANUEL CELLER., w jth oa 'copy cf P u blished I G. Taylo? S p in k 's book, he re ceiv ed iinore su b seq u en tly . “Ju d g e L a n d is a n d 25 Y ears of B a s e b a ll," w h ic h Bb® used) in (Questioning S p in k $»nc$ ©th«?j vaiU< T h e $60,000 figure he quoted, a t firs* view ed a s A* ru d e co n tra d ic tio n , h a s $ cftessfcs cat th e firs°t hed&singj of th nu Senate? &?ono<pol^ Sidbcominilfe* an l $ 5 i . logical ex plan ation a f te r all. William® m a n a t ft is ^request*. A p p aren tly ‘he ftpinfc,* ti Just w an t ♦© interru.pt t a r e p ressio n in b aseb all (rf the jmymkmiAs ? " now and* fo r sev eral y e a r s h a s been "Ch»tom&nWN*ii». T h a t will ‘unfold (Paid on the in stallm en t plan. had d ig ested th e contents thoroughly. to way ♦hat Cl am Kure it is not divulg in s te a d ©rf receiv in g $300,006 nave* Til die re p o rt <on the h e a rin g s <rt%i?*«ge> ing a s e c re t to* pay fiiat ♦hose ligurctft itse lf a little to ter A ir in g ♦he am in ic arf the* h e wring.* ” * th re e y e a rs f r o m th e S led Sox. it is fo 89*1, th e re w as the M to w in g qfeScritero m o nft»t Quite ffrcen rate.** T h te to wfowt •unf©4deul tot#** rn t*e- his b e n e fit—tax-w ise—to* re c e iv e *h« ton f l a y e r sa la rie s: *,S{rfn'fr*-‘Wiey arc mot?* rd to* high salaries*: $300,006 o v e r five y e a rs. *>r -even Veto. "Chili rm»uhr*Yhey ane Ji> Hallie? t o * ".7 . C l. T a y lo r S p in k «(Tme Stt'O/miMi (Quite to few caf u s would se ttle (few# At least m e ((toyer ( P a g e 1521), in 'N e w s ) — '(P lay er* Sike W 141tom vt *ipii.' "Sjw nk-«'F or wiy onform atien, M r. h is nineteen th y e a r of professional e v e ry th in g o v e r $60*,OO® William® av HG d r e w $125,000 th e g>#Nst A liso n ; ev en tu ally c o lle c t as his e a t e r y faff C h a irm a n , trollied 9011 ♦ell m e w h at ball, w as being flwml $9(4,00® in 195b (DiMaggi© $100,00& . . .“ At least m e, in his six te e n th season, Hie la st couple <rf seaso n s. " C h a irm a n (E m a n u e l Ceiler)*—'M r. they a r c t e e n use arf the <ge»eraP i m

c e n ta g e ‘point to»ck atf th e pennantwinning m id slicW ielding White Sox. G en eral M a n a g e r B ucky H a rris an d M a n a g e r 4ftilly Purge* a r e .confident th a t they have nom* sound f l a y e r s i:o o Hie field and a good ru n n in g .club. T he (Red Sox stole 68 b ases, irunners(ll u\9 tu» the Wkifit* t a x ah file Mfen-lMWCf cdepartmeiAt. •• ‘‘Where* ch»e IBiavrr ♦G»»»nprwe," saidl CRufo $tati$rifrfi» inn I'foTtfing. Yfarri®, "to in p itc h in g a n $ ftitting. T a d Os® C a n t p f t o i n A n o t f i i w We feel o u r <off-season tr a d e s will help S a r ia ti- ^ W ilf e L iu?* T n c k lr i B a s r - ^ t i r l o i n m j f C u l m u M * both* (rf th o se d e p a r tm e n ts a s we g a v e M I AML F la. — T e d Williams, K r m f Bi": ln » p m r v ® w m ll up so m e p la y e rs w ho didw'G fig u re 4& much) for us i n d9G®." w h o averaged! .20 b in the only W o rld 's Series* in w hich he f t a s ’" C a tc h e r S am m y W hite »u{^ •By HIT dlURW fTit p a r tic ip a te d d u rin g his lengthy pweed to ft a n e toeon file Grading c a r e e r in Hie •majors, will ha\w IS block this w in ter. Glut file r e c e iv e r BOSTON, M ass. m\ o p p o rtu n ity t o im prove ftiit* • Af b a se b a ll is to re m a in s m the ro ster, d e sp ite num s o n e s re c o rd this (month. ero u s offers b y o th e r clubs. P econic a g a m e of T he R e d Sox slu g g e r a n d G olfer {tommy b o o ste d . B at M a r l defense and speed. Rain in v S n e a d ‘head a* list of the ’L ast seaso n , W hite b a tte d .284. l l JIhe Red So* could (Country's ’leading a n g l e r s w h o w as his b e st a v e ra g e in the e ig h t (fee to to c Tv in con w ill compete* in ❖he f i r s t annual e n th e IU©. ♦ tention for to SirstOat w ig V h t •y e a rs (he lia s b ern World's* S e rie s o f S p o rt F ish in g . b ack sto p .of the Bosox. S a m m y ttina!idivision (berth <in •January f^t^'JO*. in-S o u th ern Flor* ty fojrgc^t a b o u t tr y in g dei toi* c ile ry i960. •ida w aters. T h e w in n e r w ill 'be l«tcfe 'out of file jpark. The White Sox ■crowned, a s "lying of S p o rt F i s h T h is w inter, Sam m y again* 4s liv won ‘the p e n n a n t e r m e n " a n d will be a w a rd e d file ing in Boston, fille had tr ie d ♦he su n to s t seasd n aided P r e s id e n t’s Cup* jay 'the People-fcwny c lim e s tf>f S a r a s o t a ,. F la., (for to m by at stout defense P eople S p o rts C o m m ittee. y e a r n fo il a p p a re n tly t h a t d id n ’t w ork a n d so m e sp eedy whit® W illiam s is a> s t a r a n g le r w h o •gents (®n° file b a s o p h ils . T his com- c«Ait well. So the White film ily is b a c k ' fishes d u rin g the toff season in ‘bination is a good foundation for m y 0 m ak in gCT®T>o-sto-o its y* e a r 'ro u n d flum e1. S o u th ern I7 I o r i cl a for bonefish, A. coviiple of .days t a fore C h ristm a s, b lu b and, judging 'bv tile official <»V)f>9 Snook and ta rp o n b n light tackle. a v e ra g e s, the Red Sox ‘ivf tluu tuiure t a m m y d ro p p e d b v th e m e d Sox o-ffice Snead, a business asso ciate of to* p ic k ui>° a n aecu n iu lation ©f° 9n«il. m a y *bc th a t k in d of ut tow n. W illiam s, c la im s th e A m erican Iii 31958, th e R e d S ox went* fifth ow TTe a p p e a r e d to.* b e in good* sh a p e . re c o rd fo r bonefish. k ittin g , sixth in .pitching aind «evcntli . •"G'm »!®out 21# right now,** S am m y D uring the? five-day m eet, c o n in fiehling. In a w ay. it w rn ai ^nba.vle saio!», " b u t fiia t's » little fte a v y f o r rfie*. te n d e rs will fish for sailfish in the team finished* fluid! hn file &wioVr f wc*i^ieiTo°al>out 2 0 ? w hen ❖ho scai«r>w ended, iii*vc b e e n ru n n in g arou nd the G ulf S tre a m off Pompano* ings. B e a c h , b o n e f i s h a t M arathon, 'Last seaso n ❖to* (riui® dis Irvin g to* fine up* s o m e •bowling alleys kingfish off M-ami B each, snook 1958 finishes* in 'hitting cinel pRchtogo wild g et into* th $ t 'business-, w ith ^ u y s I S e r r a .T 0 and tarp o n a t E v e rg la d e s , -bass a t i0 *n idefeikse, there® w as $ qre.M im- Iil;»* M an t'e, &izzoi!t& T ry in g to c a lc h u?i with hernia L a k e p o rt a n d m a rf itv out hr th e A t p;ie>vement. Ti.»efiiflub v.w.nud ujj'* in 'a tfratcfiir." d e p a r tm e n t as som efour-v'uv fie* .for second* p!:icr* i’u t h o j in lan tic. 0 idepan;\x*iil, # a ! v tv f^ctio-.t O': ru p ,* r-* 4 h ::^ S a m m y 1ias beefin c f id e a y o r in tj^ o W O O O

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Batters in Fabulous Fifties* •© S T O N . Maw*. Althwagft TeiG W illiam s a n 4 Stan HTnsiaA exjijeri(?nccd file w o rst so na of the*ir c a r e e r s in ♦959. 4hey sliD cnmijwl u?® jw fiiea ctesA Abt citee ansi# am o n g Slit Ie id in die vriajora. O aring the 195^5^ sp a n , the R e d Sox ♦humjaer coallected fl,«0 ()b ftito in S.I7& trip® f o r a .336 a v e ra g e , and (the C ard in *? slu g g e r (registered ♦.771 hit® in ft, 366 a t-b a ts fo r a .336 m a rk . Ttorfr n earer* erm ined tov •aiver this* sp a n w as Willie May®, w ho flit .31?. Un com piling the a v e ra g e s , a p la y e r tad* *n b e » c tiv # rn lit teas* se v e n of the few year®. W illiam s aniseed alm o st seaicons fiuringf t h e fabulous fifties w hen Tie w as c a lle d bock t©> a c tiv e .duty a s » M arino C orp? flier d u rin g the K orean W ar. . 0 In a v e ra g e . W illiam s and M usial ^ls^» w e re 'the c la so -of The d u rin g the 1940s. T ed h a d a .356 *nark tim the previotf* fic c a d c and* M usial .3t6, co n sid erab ly b e tte r th a n th e ir aaearoct competitGfT, .Toe I^iMaggie* (rf the Y ankees, who h a d ,32&. ii.. R O B E R T T)AVIEfrS.

£=§%d>fe o?o fo r ^ T K f tim e. T he Y an k e e v c te r-# ,thc g a m e w ith m e and Tie rfiut efftek# ton once a g a te wan the b e s t defensive TV set. "•It w as to tough spot for m e. ‘Willis* backcloth iw the® league, f ie accepted the m ost chancel; wad c a n u n it te d file ‘can you tell y o u r 3-year-old son w ho* so m e th in g like th » t- happ ens t(*v yow? few est c r ie r s . " H i 4 d o e sn 't IwA: 7ikc® 4t." s a y s F o rtu n a te ly , «5 rem dnifeered th a f w'îto S am m y , " b u t tha«e figures pr«»ve th a t •my .pincfi-hiltea stru c k roul, we *msw h e m ust fee th ^ best. Y ou c an 't a l aged lo* win the® g a m e in extra* -innings w a y s ❖ell by IgivIcs.’ d 'v e b e e n w atc h on a h o m er b v G ary (Geiger «>ff Hoyt ing s o m a of «the g a m e s th e y ’ve been W ilhelm . ❖ told him*. ‘All that «ccîvfe® . Vo & e-running°on ❖elc*sis?i>n. T saw m y i s ih e final s car e. ” Jj’o .r Shorts: C e a c-v ^ f fvTantagc?r self c atch in g f o r the first ❖ime and I n e v e r û liztfrf 0ho\v bad I looked. 'Bucky I t e m s p re sid e d ?*t the* annual M avbe it w as from the high » — angle they R ed Sox G/ffice C h ris tm a s .party con IX*ce rn b e r 23 fo r the* first fimtf. ^ ❖ooh th # picture. ‘ •I d id n 't mind th at p a rt of w a tc h flock -of R e d S o x scouts; who sesicie to in g m yself catch %j m uch. «fcut when this a r e a w ere a m o n g those* p re se n t. wa* had to rrfiiy going late in the g a m e , T hey included Jo e -pugan. J a c k O n frilly J u rg es took nu* o u t for a pincli- slow., J a c k B urns. Me ii hto honey, lllctr'hitter. Young S a m m y w as wait ch mg rv Woodall an d OF red d v M agu ^ ire. n EG— D»fl~ I ~8 1 ~ — — .... — — ,mmi 1 ” ***'*" 1-■ ■ ■1 1

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«T. LOUI#, N-Tis.** F o r m e r G iants Bill White and Leon 'tt^agner figure be am on g the busiest C ardinals next spring a l St. P e t e r s burg, Fla., honing up the rough edges of th eir outfield ability. Solly Hcmus, Redbird m a n a g e r , adm itted when he trad ed speedy Don B lasing am e to San F ra n c is c o for Daryl Spencer and W agner th a t the Cards* defense m a y be " a little w eaker, but m a y b e not loo m ucli.” S pencer is a highly-regarded infielder a t both shoitst<«p and second base, b ut W ag n e r’fl c r e d e n ti a ls .as a fly c h a s e r a r e 'nothing to w rite home about. G eneral M a n a g e r Ih n g f>»n'ine. tollow ing the a n nouncem ent of the D e c e m b e r 15 tra d e , contacted Spencer T h e ir conversation eventually v eered a ro u n d to W ag n cr’e

''L eon is fast and h e ’s b e tte r d e fe n -: .lively now than w hen he first joined the Giants. • " if som ebody will work wflh bim in sprin g p ra c tic e .” Spencej- told De vine, ” l think h e ’ll s u rp ris e you. For one thing, h e ’s a w a r e of his problem, d oesn’t try to hide it and w ants lo im p ro v e .” Devine said h e ’d buy th a t theory. "A nybody who w an ts to be helped,” added the G. M., “ c ertain ly can b e helped. C atching fly bali® »nd v ro u n d ers is all a m a t t e r of practice h\m\ m o re practice, lf a player works « t it diligently enough, t h e r e ’s bound to be som e beneficial effect.” • Coach H a r ry W a lk er will be in for a brisk spring, w orking with Wagner, ;*.*■), and White, While, of course, could be one of the N ational L eague’* best first b asem en . B ut v e te ra n Slaw Musial h a s first c ra c k at th a t position. Since h e ’s going on 40, Stan the Maili 4l^iesn> figure to be m o re than a threeor-four-games-a-week ^irst basemaw, which m e a n s th a t White will need a ?ir.st b a s e m a n ’s m ilt a* well a« an rtuiitielder’s glove. While Showed fm p ro v c m e n t At s e a s o n ’* e n d in ’5t>, White, a ♦plendid athlete, h a d shown im prove m e n t in abe outfield, until, th a t i«. be H.o'arly killed him self late in Septem ber cliasing a drivd; into th e wall al iiusch i!ttadium. White 'Ban ^ a d ly ’b a n g e d hi\i be displayed an a g g ressiv en ess t h a t ’ s 9»>leasing to Hemus. Like Ken Boyer (\\(0 y e a r s ea rlier, While showed convMilerable im p ro v e m en t in the outfield. ftloyev w as no g r e a t shake.^, either. rn tile outfield until, with Coach T e rry 5iioore’« help and his own application, big bitsky from Alba, Mo., began In* y,el the bang trf c e n te r fielding. 4ys\]y because he ‘felt the R edbirds ^cj)uld be •Iro n g er 'ivilh Boyer a t t.drd ami Bobby Gene Smith in c en ter did liilanager F r e d Hutchiniion fnov«* AaCm %ack 1*0 hi* old position. Of .Musial m a k e s io big a t t>a.se. aud W agner realize they tiTU#.t Miv)i^v*c in the out’field to bela? tlw lf Musial docs Tiol. th e n w, all pro bability White will feturitt ru) firs't and W agner will compet<e wilia N iem an and a h o s t of irookie# t<«r ui^her tlw left otf right field job. 9'ai)0d flio. B Ccnteif FicTdef C unning ham , runner-up t o r tbm Wiigiwi batting title, and scatback C u r t }*lo»4>il apf/ear a s s u re d of (outfield staLwivs. Since Cimoli w as ycddleci tvt> Y^Ktsburgh, FloodJ become* tile tiody full-fledgc^' «<enter iliclder on the vAjUaid-—unltpsa, (i)f course, one <i)^ the l)reshnK‘i2 uiK^xi>ecledly take* charg-e.

(iluhs with M'hich S>evine tiilkod itlway* <t-xpreG*ed intercsi in u'.'hite A doubk*-dutv man. “ B'fis and n a tu r a l taleiit,” S3K?vine " p lu s hitting albility m al;e f«kn * w y <desirabte 5)i.'tyer. ll think h«- SI ill *ean foeconve afl a'dc(|iiat<e v>ut5ih W't'T with aggiu‘Gsivevicss.** •confideiil t ‘0 fri® view %(Oss >lviU 'his oft'ining to St. S-owi« m ig h t iie 4 Jii'cssing in rttisgusc. " 'Jh e may th e .v.Y.tri *rranciS'i:*f> oul'ficlfi i.-* act u;?,” fl?)e\fU'' *i|iioit*d ^Vifgnor ais raying, " h e ) ( a J ’Z.es l?ii‘i» chances a r e Q)cttca with

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Vi itll r i i i i i v in C.liurvli G y i « ST. LOUIS. Mo.—TJie Cardinal* scored a big hit in the good-wiU league when llicy conducted a clink at the Tower Grove Baptist Church gym here, December 21-29. Three leading lights among the Redbirds, Ken Boyer. Wilmer NTiz.ell and Mal Smith, took part in the “group and individual instruc tion sessions as snow fell outside. The Cardinals provided training film«. bats and other equipment. Besides the usual group instruc tion on pitching, catching, infield and outfield play, special .cessions were held on base-running and strategy. The clinic, open to boys JI to It. year* of age, was one phase oS an extensive s]:q)rts program*conductcd by ilw; Sr. Loui* Baptist athletic gicii||>.

YANiais' (CONTJNUO) FKOjNS I’ACE 1> Stuff lumie with him. Then be sorted it out. Ile roal^'.eii iliat Iw had some thing, aint began U) look for a buyet. A book dealer on tc u rti'c n th street purchased a lot of the stuff. Another dealer in New Haven got some <of in. Many th« cold clieck* m n t ftiv«4i away ttw; garbaye cclkctoir friend*. The booAi alcJilea npeddlcdt the* Atufl all over the C4)unlrv. tie •of'fered it to »nagaz.ine.«. r-«» c«*llfcw)r« wf basfbalA Ruemiorabilia. New* Fditoar Bought lirt Finally lie fouiwl Vjuycr rn strange place. A man oam ed Frank, who wa* tlw l;\l>or laew* tfdilior for the New Y ork’ ‘World-TelTgrai'n A Sina, purchased the lot for IJI.tKW. Frank played arcunal wi'tii tlwr find for alM)ut tw«w> year* and theft elmposed of it a t ii stnali profit. Kecenllv a Wall Street L roixr called m c lip ami asktcl if I couid offer ^ny advice on wha* ctfnihi he cdoiare Witt the materia?. • When ? got in touch wii?« bim, lie said that Im* ju.%i had Mild tlw stuff to « m agaziw . 'IU* c.xplaiiX'd that while Ive wa* intvresK^d in hasebaJ?, iii' preferred not lo move out of his iield of aultDgraph* of presklcnts and a5'eclarati*f)n of yndepenrtieiicc iignev*. Th<e mattM wi ioti:lude* a mas* of sc* eret documeAils having lo et!io with Ban d o h n ^ n ’* forganizatioia of tire Amcticaii i.eagiw. fj a tot of 5>a* per# covuTing ilw* *jile of ’Ruth to live Yankees. .?ohn.‘-vi)n’a tighi witAi ColoneX .laikiv; IKupperl ami CmiHnvef Tit fluslon •i)\ er ViostioiiiV ulisposal «)f Mara t«»jk the New Vunk ohib. 'I'lioio a f&l (i)tf ;inarori»i4 q«»>\uiin*g t'K* Carli May* 4:,aF(e. 'Hw 7n«i'.'4izini' (■lai'i'mtl \m pu'bli.sfi flft'l ll:«‘ oxure u'V*\ ioiia St 'luilil inc* i'fiicresling lu) aru* if it wiJi int'iM'pret ?>>■ ir.o-t imv.«n4iirit liiocuiMieiM'ii. iv; tho- 111.0' Vigln od ifvei? cconlen ls.

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» y SACK McDON’ALkV SAN FRANCISCO. Calif. Now t ll a I the huzzahing over the trades f o r B illy O'Dell. Don Blas ingame and Billy L o c # has d i e d down, leaving the a l m o s t total de^ p l Cl ion of th e c l u b ’® b e ll c ll s t r e n g t h in its wake, a g l a r i n g Cill Rignc® bolstering job is •eon in the afterlight of those big deals. Now ricla in front-line pitchers, and with every regular position consider ed adequately maimed, the Giants are paupfei’-poor on the -iDcncli: and their pennayl hope# could crumble in a hurry unless something i# done about it. Having traded off Jackie Brandi and Leon Wagner, they are down lo four experienced outfielder*. .And liny are in dire need of a good utililv glove man the infield, one wlio^can also hit. lf he can hit heller than the others, Rig# Hunt# Fiftti Flyhawk No one is more aware of this than Ije is sure to get the preference. RigBill Rigney, and the Giant front of ney lias noted his ..'IOC average in the fice it on the prowl for a fifth o u t- , International l.eague last season. plays both second and fielder, Rigney is m ore interested in ' .Amalfitaiio getting A man he can s e n d up lo! third. The Ciiants.of course, know iiinch-hit th a u some young outfielding ^ a lot about him. They signed him in genius. | 1053 and. because lie was a bonus Rigncy fin# nobody to come off t h e ' player, tliey had tokeep him for two which they placed him bencb and hit lefthanded. AII the left- years, after When they fianded hitters he Alow ba.s will be in in their farm system. bis regulajf lineup, according to pics- bought Pilcher Don .lohnson from To«nt giian#. ITe need# somebody like, ronio. they also owed that club a say, Jerry^ Lynch of the ?<cds. player and Toronto asked for Amal'Lhis isn't lo* #ay the 4Jiaiiis have lilano and got him. been dickering with Gabe ♦\aul for Amalfitano is sure lo get the full the 29-ycar-old Lynch, ii might take Ireatmeni during spring training al a lot to get bim. IJiil it is barely pos- Rfioenix. as will Catcher Al Sleiglilz, sible the Redleg# 7night be ink*rested who is one of those lefiy hillers Rigin trading him for Alan irl'onhingion. ney desires. .Sieiglitz appeared lo be live (Giant Tigblhander who haiti a fine | an improved catcher in Arizona last season but whcv was hamjvi’red bv ii' spring. The (iianis regarded him as very late start in AOSS*. being about one more season away Giant i p i n c h - h i t t i i i g *irength ha* and farmed him In t h e i r Phoenix steadily *1eterioratc«S .since the club (Pacific ro a st) club. There he ran came I® Sam I'rancisow i(t* start The into tough luck, f i r s t fracturing a 1958 #caso». That Vâr, pinch-hilling hand and then breaking a leg. But was one of the big ifatTors in keeping Iw is still regarded as a real major 44ic club in the Brsi division. league prospect. • F i n c b - S w in g c j r # J'#'ef?iV ! F e r r y R ate* r i n s e L ook L a s * y e a r , pinch-hitt*t*r* d i d n ' t w in ^f t h e y fail lo g e l a fifth o u t f i e l d e r m a n y g am e* fo r th e G ian ts. L eo n w ith a m a j o r le a g u e b a c k g r o u n d , th e W a g n e r d i d liif m graiK i-ftUni fio m e ? “Trani.s m a v g r o o m 2 5 - y e a r - o ld B o h t h a i b e a t t h e D o d g e r * , a t n i D u s t y F e r r y f o r t h e r o le . H e h it a lot o f R h o d e s d e l i v e r e d » t r i p l e tha? d e - b o u w run.*, f o r S a c r a m e n t o l a s t .seaf e a l e t j t h e C a r d i n a l s on a n o t h e r *>c- s o n a n d t h e ( l i n n t s will s c r u t i n i z e h i m c a s i o n . B u l W a g n e r Wifnl l o t h e G a r - ;c!sif;ely in s p r i n g t r a i n i n g , d i n a l # w i l l * S>ary? .Speivcca' m i b e ' G a n d le .s ii c k P a r k ' s new playing B l a s i n g a m e d e a f a n d R h o d e s b » s b e e n ‘ f i e l d b a s .stood t h e t e s t o f t h e f i r s t a e n t b a c k t o t h e miiiftr*., sot K ig n e y > . ’ I w a v y r a i n of tin* w i n t e r . O n D e c e m « ig ) b o a r d l is a 1? b u t W e f o r siib.sliiure b e r 23. i l u u e w a s a 2 4 - h o u r d e l u g e o f s w i n g e r .? . T h i s i» w h y live fl(ii;*jnis a r e f-7 inche.s. Bul a n i n s p e c t i o n o f t h e ficanning n v a i v e r li s t * r l o s t J y ?<fn' g uJiund s r e v e a l e d no p o o l s o f w a l e r , # o m e s>îi't-tim«c «outfioldct w \ m c a n i n d i c a t i n g t ha t t h e " d i p s ” im t h e *)ut^ I s o c o r n u o f f t h e b e n c h a n d V jIt m c . f i e l d , b e f o r e it w a s l e v e l l e d o f f a n d A s (for 4 (Utility in fie W i*,ki*\ie mnrr, r e f il le d . h a \ e been straig h ten ed out *hc Giant.'s a r « s t i l f c a r r y i n g .\ndr<e a n d t h a t llw; f i e l d ’s d r a i n a g e is g o i n g R o d g e r s , l > a n n y C!>’€'& nnoh Mud .?osu t m b u gof*l. « F a g a n . A n d t h e y ^ r e g*fting t*(» TîLu ii f u l l e r p a r t s of th e s ta d iu m did n o t r e a l g o o d ko5* a i J o e A rnylfiiftno. f a r e mu w e ll. h o w e v e r . 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SAURIES (COiNTlNUED FROM FAGK 2) OOO asset, and whlit hapi>cns? lf h«c i« worth one-half million in the market, surely he should g(tT 010.*)W> n sta rte r from bis clum. if h i# ‘ club owner ocreams violently, fwv/ lennble, how firm is the giouiutt on whicb he stands while screaming? If a player wlx#»got Fl5.iX*fl la.sl y e a r reads that he i# wortli $500,«l^ as a human and t»ngil*k iissel, wily not pay him 9$0.00(t « »^?ason? iiow much less? 'rile folly #)f tile #:'VO0,OO£8 quuUiwyfc certainly # t ft ii cia *nit bciyorwi chances <of debate rontradictMin. Another factor fo r rising .sal»r»# traces to talL about scascitv mi s>Uy* ers. i*ro.spcc1s Ilan4 ri#>a We a re told iliai m ajor lc»gt:#» prospect# are m o re and morv *iiffi«* cult lo locate am^ that th e supply of m aterial la not likclv T*i* beoonw. lavish vvcm with itll tlw young Tni't# coming out #)i the Litllu l.caguv, Tliv, TJabe Ruib and f*nny k*ague.«, ?)iu Legion Juniotf toinrnain'enls. tlw #*>!• leges, big!# scfioois, S4 nd!*)t* *u:«$ induslriai feagiics. .^ssocialed will* 8bi# n^ts'irlffc mf maIcrial i# ibe bonus iiiculMi.s. .% maijnr league c lu b wifi give m tried youngs'fur $5i . 00tt *)u Til#* wiy*#) of a scout whom it ijay.s nm moi#: than 8I0,()0((i and nvhu iib bi* yhtying heyday rucuiwtfl ST.fWKi.if fii#f. #> seasoft a n d ii# a orarcea' mi 1r« year.# wa* oina'blo Im savu m y r # ! ’* pay. ^ i f it ift TtOfM? t^^Mwny T<* gi^#- #* 47« year-ofd kid fifty why i.sn'T i f better economy lo rewaord iii* v*fe ra n s properly? '4'he d e a rth *?!< ■naturia’P i« up, too, in the CcwtiAicniat .siUiaiioo, We are loitf aha® tbirif Tragic will mot m ake any bcadway bvcaiK#. there a r e n ’t vnoug'b i)tayrrs major*. let alone ^or st now lorganizatioi# prcteudiiftg tm. be «)if 'Oiisjot elass. Flayer# ljRt?eri'ya*dl '*11 The result of ibis ia ihwl the viiluv of the m ajority **)f playcrv ii* ifw bt*', leagues must rise fi& ctn? ®u^l the sahu>e* oiS the.'-#; meta musl 4/*) u ?\ proportionately. Sfehind <al4 *>8 Tiiv .auboir factoid stands the (ime whici? bus bocu almmimaiiL and strongly 4ought by if'<^ «)wne«s, *through the dlecadea. The jilayers Lave *b:.’t*iu urd^r'ipaioS eveir since tTic Antericau ft.coigiw aauii« into the 3iclcf in tO03. The player# b a w ncvt rocvivcaf Their just (dues a1 any i'lvmu (We'd fl'A-y not getting thcini aiow. Thu players (»rc Tlw ayaiosum® millions eof fans. '2’hcy *curry tbu bona fide* and th e ufespoirsilwlilius tnf 'Ts'idrFy-covurud and HTcviso*? trumpoliTionC om parud v.'ith sitFirius ml Tuglif singc*flfs Tote (oftet# unit «■*" lu’u*. »rrf? television and Tncavicfa aciurs. Tbu ijtw of star players is a j'oku. Tile p lay ers coukl gut wiuitt tLuy w oith if the cfuN ‘ovrners weiw* r«»3 • so rem iss in keeping iliuir st,ajliunia filled, aliene is wot fi*nanigb in The majoiv.s. Theru uUxn'T Hoough gimm*ick*s. 'fhc*9(e areji'T *eftwugb Tractions (nuTskltr #)f Jji'/scbalL

ladies' powder rooms and into luxury b o w s. (Lily l o n i p i roller Harry Ro.ss liad warned that unless the .stadiuiv*. was gi\en a v. aierpioofing job. seri, OMS damage might he done during the firs? rainstorm. Ile added he wouk> * not accept the stadium in behalf of the city nnli! this was done. . tf'onlractor Charley Harney claimed IK) such waierprooling item was spco ilied in his (onlracl. although Arcbilect .lolin holies insist(.*d it was soccihed. j .N7(*anwliiU‘. ihu GiaTiis, who must \ acate thee ii* temporary offices by J .Vanuary .*1, were faced with the pro.s* pcci of lia\ing to utilize the Giants’ player chihhonse for offices after that dale. I he (liants desjKiir of being able To )T.iovu i n t o their reg.ular office • i}uaners at the stadium before March j i . bill hope this deadline can be m et _v/>'that the players’ q u a rte rs can be •eq‘iipp< (i with I(K-kers. training Tables, yen.., biioiM: ih*<'Bpeninj'^, J TIV;!). Jyc :

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C ould Make I\Iilwaukre’s Cf)nlfi(^ld Brsl iii Majors iBy BOB W o l f M ILW AUKEE. Wis. W hile S anta Claus d id n 't leave a ^ficconcl b a s e m a n u n d e r the B ra v es' C h r i s t m a s tr e e this Yuletide, the Mil w a u k e e Naliionc! League e n try had w iany b lessings to count 5s 1959 p a s s ed into History. Not the least of these w a s an oufField th a t could v ery well the best in baseball in 19G0. Any discussion of the B ra v e s ' oul9ick\ m u s t begin—and end—with the in c o m p a r a b le H e n r y Aaron. H am iMierin' H a n k has won two batting Qitles in his six seasons as a m a j o r Oeaguer, plus one hom e-run champion«hip and one luns-batted-in crown. one hit .355 last season, his all-time Iîgh by 27 points, but still sh o rt of vft'hat he figures to do w hen he reaches liliis peak. R e m e m b e r , he w on't be 2^ iSintii iFcbruary. fflut as g re a t as Aaron is. and will is not the key m a n in the Mil w a u k e e outfield for 19G0. T h a t dis(Jincî’ion goes to Wes Covington, the b r a w n y s lu g g e r whose failure to come (4:lose to his 1958 p e rfo rm a n c e w as as ^ i g » reaso n a s a n y for the B ra v e s ’ Sail from the Lop of the league after 0WO su ccessiv e cham pionship y ea rs. W es T ab b ed R eal Riddle OCnvvington qualifies a s one of the ftieal e n ig m a s of the g a m e . When he cramc up from Jack so n v ille (Sally) in M95C, he w a s hailed a s ^ second A aron 0 ie did m a n a g e lo m a k e the big jum p ^rom C \a ss A lo the m a jo rs, but his (Sielding w as so sh a k y th a t he ra re ly w a s allowed to do an ything but pinchAit. T h e next spring his fielding was flîuch (Ifêtlcr, but his hitting w ent lo Bpot, so al cutdown lime in May he w a s shuffled off to Wichita (.Amcri« a n iftssocialion). ^ m onth later, the B ra v e s gave up fc^bby T ho m so n in the Red Schocn<diensk deal, so they called Covington ttaorfrk. 'M an ag er F r e d H aney w a s n ’t

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conccrQCd to re q u e st ^ r e -tr a in in g e.xc rcise for him. tftlrioefir ^ 'i l t Salute D avidson, T h e odds would see m to Be with Piilillcist,^ al D inn er C ovin g to n in his c o m e b a c k bid. He 0 is still young (28 g ex t M arch ) and the M ILW A UK EE, Wis.—D im inutive ch an ces a r c th a t he ju st had one of IDon Davidson, the e n e rg e tic and tljose unexplainable bad seaso n s in fltapable public reflations^ d ire c to r 1959. If this w as the case, and Cov (Of the B raves, will be honored a t ington hits in loco as he did in 1958, H lestimwnial dinner h e re on J a n pitchers had b e tte r prcjpare lo run' u a r y IO. The affair will be held for the sto rm cellars. a t Pxiio'% «n Fifth, p o p u lar MiiIf not, the B ra v e s r o u l d still have fttaukee resta u ra n t. a powerful outfield b e c a u se ®f Lee IProminent men fro m both m a j o r Mayo, the rookie who got little c h an c e le a g u e s will be on h an d to pay tg show his via res a f t e r being re homage^ iff> the m ig h ty m ite, called from Louisville (A m e ric a n As ^(^mong them will be Will H arrid g c, sociation) in mid-July. wclired p r e s i d e n t of the A m e ric an Rookie L ack ed P o w c i W.caguc; Jolin Quinn, f o r m e r genDespite H a n e y 's relu ctan ce to play « r a l m a n a g e r of the B ra v e s and Mayo and the fact th a t the now-de now in the s a m e c a p a c ity with the p arted m a n a g e r often sent up .200 d^hillics, and G abe P au l, general hitters to hit for him. Mayo finished ®-»nanwgcr oaf the Reds. with an a v e ra g e ©f .300 in 51 g a m e s . C a p a c i t y ie 350 a n d a n o v e iB o w Ale showed littU* ©f the pow er he w as ctrowiilfc U c.XAiccted. WOLT'-'. SLippo«cd l«» have, b ul considering the rn ---------------------------------------------w ay he w as shuttled in and out of the ^ a d been w hen h e ^ a » a v aw cookie. lineup, ii wo^ re m a r k a b le that ho p e r N o b o d y *rou!d fig u re ©ut w h at w as f o r m e d a s well a s he did. trrong. least wF all C ovington h i m Af C ovington hits in 1950 as h e did self. iOnd ju st when he showed ©igns im 1959, Mayo .probably will wind up Mif tfoming Jiround, h e h u r l his right as the vegulav left fielder. With an a n k le scverciy and w as g;*ut *»ut *©f (iwpporluntiy to p la y e v e r y day, ^^ayc orommisswn for *t^ie-season. T h a t w a s (flmuld (ilcvclop into n gpocf hiller. im mid-August, a n d it is safe \Q)> say T h e re h a s 'been so m e talk about <?')iat if C ovington f i a d r e g a in e d his putting M ayo in c e n te r and trad in g 9?J.58 form . 9hc Jfiraves would h a \ 'e won IBilly Bruton, h u t this a p p a re n tly has ^ o t r 'third s tra ig h t ipennant. (been b r o u g h t ab o u t h y som e wishful W h at lies a h e a d *?or *t'h& Hh&t-anrfJ- 4hinking c o n c e rn in g M a y e ’s defensive ctioiid slugg'cr? T h a t's a n y b o d y 's guess, a ttrib u te s. Tlw young m a n docs well Jind adding ^ dhc m y s t e r y is h is in ju st to get by in left o r right, and the ju ry mf lost August. C ovington h a d addeai responsibilities entailed by the a siege a fte r th a t, a n d Chuok c e n t e r field joli* p rob ably woiilU Inc ‘i)rosscn. recently-ap pointed su c c e ss o r #oo m u c h for Turn. U>«i tit ciiaritaTitly. * May© iKi I'M BJancy tfs manager^ i s sufficiently

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firs? (V»law, fhfi a u th o ritie s le a r n e d their lesson. S f the se c o n d p la c e , N E W Y O R K , 'N. Y. there if no Reason for th re ate n in g T h e re a r e all s o r t s of c o m p e n s a t io n s reduction#. T h is third-place clu b wa® in b a s e b a l l, a n d s o m e of them a r c I0v K O G A N M U N Z E L a w ell-behaved one. • T h e r e w a s some* neither solicited nor w an te d . One of C H IC A G O , 111. dilly-dallying in c e rta in q u a r t e r s . B u l these ie the e a s i e r t im e the f r o n t o f Vice - P r e s id e n t not by a n y r e a lly im p o r ta n t p la y e r s . fice h a s in signing a club which s k i d J o h n H olland of The culprits a r e a v a i l a b l e in t r a d e s . ded iii t h e p re v io u s Reason. T h e 1959 the C u bs r a n g in '©ne y e a r a g o , Weiss tried to> cut Y a n k e e s c e rta in ly tu m b led , f r o m the the new y e a r with Mickey M an tle a b o u t 20 p e r ceftt. T h e w o r ld ’s c h a m p io n s h ip to third p lace, glow in g o p tim ism o u tfield er fough t b a c k reso lu tely , an d in g r a v e j e o p a r d y c f landing fourth. a b o u t the c h a n c e s when he f in a ll y sig n e d , in M a rc h a t T h is m e a n s that ^George Weis# and of tilt* W rig ley s to St. P e te r s b u r g , he g o t a n i n c r e a s e of {Roy H arn ey , his n e g o tiato r, a r e likely M ic k e y M a n tis m o v e into the first $3,000, to $78,000. I le had been try in g t o h a v e the m o s t c o m f o r ta b le contractd iv is io n f o r the for a coo! 980,000. sign in g period the B o m b e r s h a v e had with w payroll o f so m e th in g like $709.first t i m e sin c e On the o c c a sio n o f his sign in g, M a n sin ce the w inter o f 1919. In 1948, too, 000. will lose the* s a l a r y le a d e rsh ip in J 946. th e y d ro p p e d into third p la c e and got 19GU. it a p p e a r s a l m o s t c e rta in thai tle sail? th a t he w a s d e te r m in e d to D i c k D r o t l ll i s v ision s of it will shift not to the c h a m p io n White ach iev e th e $100,000 p innacle, which B u ck y H a r r is fired a s m a n a g e r . •Hoc Drubov&tft s u c c e s s we r e on the N ew Y o rk club h a s been g a in e d T h e Y a n k e e s fa ile d to win in V954. Sox, btu l o tin# In d ia n s. 'b ased l a r g e l y on th r e e youn g p itc h e rs One y e a r .Ago. there w a s c o n sid e r only by J o e D iM a g g io . B a b e R u t h Pint they w ere a str o n g second! that tvho# J i g u r o d p r o m in e n tly in the Cubs* y e a r , behint? a Cleveland! club which a b le talk in the N ew Y o r k offices stopped at $S0,000. l o c k 0? s u c c e s s iia 1959—M oo D rabow f*9 D i s m a l Y e a r fo r Mick won 111 g a m e s a n d se t a l e a g u e r e c about r e p r is a ls for failu re leo o b s e r v e • k y . 4>ick B r o t t a n d Jo h n n y B u z h a rd t. M ickey failed to a d v a n c e to w a rd ord. T h e B o m b e r s won SM, top total trainin g a n d d is c ip lin a r y regulations. All three w e r e p l a g u e d by s o r e a r m s for the Stengel re g im e , and put up D espite nil the talk. there w a s vir IOO g r a n d this p a s t s e a s o n , He w a s no l a s t a c a s t * * and c o n trib u te d a totgil quite a figh t during t o e sig n in g r e a t u a lly not s a l a r y cutting, but the con SGO.OOO p e r f o r m e r , let a lo n e a $78,000 u*f (willy (em v icto rie s t o the W rigley v e r s a tio n s produced a lot r f ill feel- s ta r , l ie b a tt e d .285 fo r 144 g a m e s , son. e ' c a u s e while lo s in g 27 g a m e s . d ro v e in 75 ru n s an d hit 31 h o m e rs. T h e c u rr e n t bunch of B o m b e r s , w ho HH* fflf Ital la n d 's ‘o p tim ism is v indicated, T h e re is n«o a u d * (talk now. In the Also, he fanned 126 tim es. qin A95D r e a c h e d the m a j o r le a g u e p e a k In the field, M antle a c h ie v e d tho Hie •(’• r e - a r m e d trio* will triple their c r e s t of his c a r e e r . T h e o ffic ia l r e c n ■ r im out putt in TOGO*. And if that c o m e s Belief p itch er. W here h e ’ ll .get ’em F irs t Sucker utul Ifotrlmr o rd s show that he w a s the m o st e f t o pas#, the C u b s c o u ld indeed finally in a m a t t e r o f c o n je c tu r e . F . i^ revrr K e l l e r K :« l a n e c < £ fective outfield er, with only two e r r o r s achieve* a ti rst-di v isio n berth l o r the E i v e f i r s t s a c k e r s a r e on lh . 40A n io n s C li i l / i Itlujor all s e a s o n . in P a s t . Vi ( M u l l i n g Mel ie v c * J i r * t t im e an I * ^y e a r s . m aw v a r s it y a t the m o m e*.., but q The d o p e via the g r a p e v i n e is that ‘ •Our c o n fid e n c e i« toseifl on solid? not a one is a genuine stan dout. B a r A K R O N . O.—G e n e Woodling, 37B y D O U G BROWIS Weiss will not try to cut Mantic*. N or r v it ie n c e iii twat of th e c a s e s a t le a s t ,* ’ wing an u n e x p e c te d d e v e lo p m e n t. Walt ycar-©ld B a lt im o r e outfield er, w a s B A L T I M O R E . Md. will M ickey g e t an in c r e a s e , -lf he is attid f fo lia imI. “ T h ey c on cern DrabowD ropo, B o b B o y d , J i m Gentile. B u d d y looking fo rw ard to a new s e a s o n to reach the 100-grand p innacle, he *U y a n d Drott, w h o h a v e been pilch Wow t h a t the inB a r k e r an d J o h n P o w e r s will battle with the e n th u s ia s m of a rookie ♦mist m a k e a m o s t i m p r e s s i v e f r e s h iwg in th e w inter c o m p e titio n of the ♦ er-lcagu e m a r k e t for the post in the sprin g. while r e c u p e r a tin g fr o m a h ern ia s ta r t in 1960. In O ctober, .1961, -he S u n d a y T e a g u e im th e L o s A n g e le s is c lo se d , t h e O ri T h e injury to G u s T r ia n d o s on Au operation at Akron G e n e r a l H os will be 30 y e a r s o f a g e . <prea. o les h r e c o n c e n g u s t I pointed up the c lu b ’s need for pital here. As a p r e l im in a r y to sig n in g Mantle, "Sprott. ivin# h a d ffoc w orst arna «*f t r a t i n g o n t r a d e r e s e r v e c a tc h in g stren gth . Jk)e G in s “ It should be va g r e a t s e a s o n , ”’ the New Y ork clu b m a y in te re st itself th e t h r e e last . season*, p itch ed six ta lk s w i t h th e ir b e r g s te p p e d in an d did a c a p a b l e job s a id Woodling, who s p e n d s the off in his b u s in e s s v en tu re s, which m a y w o n d e r fu l in n in gs c u t t h e r e rec e n tly , fellow m e m b e r s of behind the plate, but his batting a v season w D i k i n g his Medina have w orried him l a s t s e a s o n . T h e ^ fo r m a lly th e y a r e su p p o se d to g o only the A m e ar a c a ii e r a g e of .ISI is testim ony th a t the Countv form n e a r h e r e . “ The w orry m a y h a v e been reflected in Iii* 4*v<t sawing*, Tut he went an e x t r a T e a g u e . B irds* o ffen se •u t t e r e d while T rian le a g u e h a s n e v e r been b e tte r b a l e r r a t ic c o u r s e and u ltim a te f a i l u r e tune b e c a u s e the acc re w a s tied, 9 t o a, “ W e’ re not chuse d o s w a s out. anced. T h e best thing that has to bat within 75 .points of h is g r e a t a n d h is t e a m w a s p l a y in g a citua it to « d e a l , ” a d m i t s Although Billy Toe# now with happened w a s the d eclin e of tile potential. a t t i c i s t ! I.v w an ted to beal. C en eral M anager the Giant#, M a n a g e r Paul R ic h a r d s Y a n k e e s and 4 honestly belie v e There is s o m e c h a n c e that Del Webb Morels (Gives d o w i n g Ne pa nl (Ice Mo cf I* •id L e <t ftfa cP h a il. still h a s a n u m b e r of fellow s he cam th e y ’ ll n e v e r again r e a c h the s u will interest h im se lf in M a n t l e ’s bow l * ‘l r v N o ren ( v e t e r a n Cub o u tfie ld e r ) “ B u t w e ’U continue ton tall; with t o r ct all on when hi# s t a r t e r s tire. p r e m a c y they once had. ing-alley e n t e r p r is e in D a l l a s and talk is m a n a g i n g five t e a m D r o tt and Dra- e t h e r c lu b s a n d mavin? ave’ 17 conin* uf» W alker S aved Four V ictories “ But they’ll a l w a y s be tough, ira th in gs o v e r with him. T h e a ll e y s have* haw sk y pi tell to r, a n d he r e p o r t e d to with u t r a d e 'ta?lore #|>riay4 iraiwiiy*. H o w e v e r, none c a n be c o u n te d u p (fact, I look for C h ic a g o . C l e v e l a n d been doing q u ite well lately a g a i n s t ♦we that he mcv ca’ s a w Jtyott throw a s g e t s minder iv jay.” on stifle t o e o th er r e a m c o n s i s t and N ew Y ork leo w a g e an oth er the h a n d ic a p l a c k i n g a Siqttgur h a r d a# h e h a s th is winter, 9nciT h e (Orioles1 priM c, twwer -ch ang e n tly , J** T o e s did the first h a lf of g r e a t pennant fight. And d o n ’ t Ticensc. , d e n t a lly , h e s t r u c k out the aide i n t[iat ing need, cif c o u r s e . i * moore bitting. l a s t « e a s o n . Ile s a v e d 14 g a m e s . N o o verloo k the O rioles. We h av e M antle (faces a s'e ry c r it ic a l y e a r . e x t r a i n niii}? h e pitched?. 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T h « Phillies' delegation at the w i n t e r b a seb a ll m eeting* inclucl■cd .lim G a lla g h er. w h o se title is di(veclor of scouts, i ! c »lsGf is Hie internationalist of the club, this nnislachioed l i t t l e gent, f 0 r in c r Glenn Mickcn* C hicago s p o r t s w riter w ho b o ssed the Cubs so su c c e ssfu lly in print that they hired hjm as gen era l m a n a g er, i l e held that po.sl for m an y year.*. /Nnyhow, G allagh er now is an au thority on ball players the world over, in h is d u ties with the P h illies. He or g a n ize s their sp ics in the Caribbean and he e v e n h a s a contact in A ustral ia. R e m em b e r the big cricket star the Y an k ees tried lo import a year ago? Well, the Aus.sie turned down that ch a n ce, bul now the P hiilics are w ork ing on him . v ia a G allagher ag'ent. 'i'hcy sa y th is Australian can knock a baseb all c le a r to New Zealand, T h a t's just a sam p le of the >Gallagh cr w eb . H-c has people looking <0111 for liim 'in V enezuela and M exico and Cuba and H aw aii, not to m ention Tu|x:lo, M iss. But what about Japan, th e baseballdippy cou n try that is second only to the United S la te s in diamond activity'? Surely, th ere must be som e pro.specls a m o n g all th o se little guys. ‘‘F o r g et it,” G allagher replied. “ I thought of that, dad. But I w rote to a gu y o v e r there and he w rote back and lo SUIT) it up, it d o esn ’t look as though an yb od y ev er will sign a J a p a n ese ball p layer. B e lie r I should; co n cen tra te -oii the Australian."’

NEW YORK, %. V. ' Santa tClau® iva« kiixfl mmy 'MW wtaj-w league club*. Ile <,>u| tquiiv a few gift« well in advance c f C hristnjas inorning a n d prcmplcd some c f lliem across Jea|;itt: «nade •tnon.g-eir am4 4 ;rcater popular intere.sL However, thei»e isn’t a te??n<> iw m a jo r leagues <R'?ii-c*b came satisfied. Nor would Ih-c v try 4;ift« (®T th e Magi m ake th e m ^lapjpy. U ^ tenet in baseljali that no team ev«r feels that Ut fu>s all that it wants. i recollect silting arounoi faaiinin® w ilb MilLe^r Jluggine aflcor ifx* 4;j*';ate.sf

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"H ug, you have everything you w a n t.’* S saiff. *'‘Y ou fiavw die y.iQaies't team yet assem bled. Wliai m ofe couk i you wish f o r ? ” " I d o n ' t a g r e e w i t h y o u . ”* th e s m a l l p i l o t r c p l k d . " 3 f v ^ u s it b a c k aiv3 a n n o i m o e llial y o u h a v e iperf'cciion. y o n a r c iComA'ilacen'? - m d o n tile ak\ih. " H o w c a n y o u s a y F a m s a liA fie d w h e n S d to n ’t l i ^ v e c a t c h e r wla* can h i t ? kVhat d id B e n n y B o n p o u g h lilt l a s t - r e a s o n ? .'.^V7. ^vHiat oilid 7 ^ u *(.’ollin9 d o ? .*J7f). H o w c a n y o u c a l l rhi« Y ank ee* 1o,gni *rhc g r e a t e s t w i t h s u c h lightb allin g re c e iv e rs ? ” * H u g g i n s w i s l i e d f o r a Bill D i c k e y , ©am? ^ t f i i m i u 95i!T purc h a .se d f r o m L i t t l e R o c k , w h i c h h a d l i a d hinai o u t eni* tf)pl;‘Oia w i t h .Tackson itif t h e C o t t o n S t a t e s L e a g u e , a c i r c u i t l o n g , J o n g fcirgoUoi'?. •'

Tile y e a r 19G0 find.s the Y ankees* C a se y S ten g el wlshiiv" ardcnfly. ivni for a catch er, though ho hardly w ou ld push o n e a w a y , btu for a first-e”ars .south' paw. lf C asey c a n ’t hav*e lefth an d er, h e w ill 'take, t o i<vs 'ftc.y, Uvdrto Anti a M ickey M antle of 195&, with 52 h o m e r s. .Stengel -could u.s^ a Inning Ihir-d s * c k e r flnt9 ;a Scfl ficTA-r, w d i. We would b e w illin g to .stlll'C for That sou th p aw . H ic Indians h a v e sirengthcn'cdl ^ h c m se iv c s fTinouglftfrn d es. T h ey ha\«s* g iv en up Cal M cLish lo the ^ ed sH n a «4k*ai for J o h n n y T'cmplo, ‘hav<e itolsien^d both infield atuA toiUfrt'liS. t o e tCdordow A llei^^ SCOlit’. Score has b ee n is tragic dis^pppointmcirt "evc^r *ijTC4: fre S<i«s? an jaw ■through b e in g hit by *Gi1 M cD o u g a k l’'* linw aarivc. ^ »ssune the pennant for the Tril>i'. Mickens Size* Up .lap*' Cam<« The W hile .Sox carne int® I960 helping fha? fcarSy ?9l?yn7a, ^ccwitWilwT for 4 4«. « The “ g u y ” who discouraged G alla g h e r is Glenn Mickens, whom you 22 g a m e s last .sea&on. will oom-e upn with 20 th is liaiie. iH tJl^lO K Sk O F m o H I O S C MA' I M C I i l IR K They hope (hat Frot*»c w ill «eu1 dU)wi» floim b m «.'*rr«(iyi'» m aifilain 7iw probably w on’t recognize as a pitcher A m o n g t h e m o s t f o r t u n a t e m e n in t h e c o u n t r y a i'o u n d C h r i s t m a s N ation al T,5;‘a g u c pacv:: with tire ba?. who had a w hirl with the D odgers in l!*»rpve w e r e th o s e w h o f o u n d t h a t t h e i r b a ll c lu b s w e r e interc.stcd in 'I li^‘ T'igers w ant ar C h arley MnXtvclT w lio wil3 imaintaiia h i# lioim* 1953 (0-1) and who bounced around lf*''fa.ying S a n t a C l a u s f o r t h e i r p a r t i c u l a r b e n e f it. Iw k T h e la v ish b o n u s p a y m e n t:; lo u n t r i e d y o u n g s t e r s in r e c e n t y e a r s th eir fa rm .systeni for years. Glenn run pace. it F rank Lary whm w ilt b e a s •offcctivBc a^^ainst Mither udubs n o w b e in g r e p l a c e d by a n o t h e r g i m m i c k — t h e id le r u m o r o r t h e la st season p itch ed rn Japan, oiie tof against live Y a n k e es, a C hico fk m ^ in d e* whai w ilf L ve up ti* wxpccTiiTwri'^. K)on Moss! who will Ix: siX'CU'Cular d s h-e W3 .« i n (W'^isuai boa.sting of a s t r a t o s p h e r i c o f f e r fo r a b a ll p la y e r , o r th e r c jc e - two .Americans in live league.

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l i K V 0 ;V P A V P O U C V D u n u m e r o u s o c c a s io n s in th o p a s t, T h e S p o r t i n g N e w * ha.* h a d itiv' o p p o r t u n i t y t o s a lu te T o m V a w k c y of t h e R ed .Sox, o n e o f base-. g r e a t .gentlem en a n d o n e of its f in e s t fig u r e s fo r t h e v;»riouK »w>nli*ibulions he h a s m a d e lo t h e b o l t e r m c n l o f t h e sp o rt. JI is p l e a s a n t to b e a b l e lo d o it a g a in . T o m V a w k c y , in ob.srrvt h e v a r i o u s d is c r c p a iic ie s thai; h a v e a r i s e n in v a r i o u s p la c e s (!»vvr t h e .salary p a id t o T e d W illia m s , p o i n te d o ut t h a t a n y e x p a n d e d o.'.slimates w e r e on ly t h e c o n j e c t u r e o f o u ts id e r s . V a w k e y n o te d t h a t he h a d m a d e ii a p o lic y n e v e r t o r e v o a t sal4brifcs o f a n y of h is e m p lo y e s , b e li e v i n g Hint to b e a m a t t e r of c o n c e r n «i4vnjy lo th o s e d ir e c tly in v o l v e d . H e h a s lo n g fe lt t h a t t h e p u b lic 's c o n c e r n w a s in t h e su c cess o r f a i l u r e o f a t e a m on t h e field. it s e e m s t h a t all -of t h e o t h e r c lu b o f f ic ia ls a n d th o s e o f u s w h o iff p o r t t h e i r a c tiv itie s c a n t a k e hood o f T o m Y a w k e y ’s p o lic y . T h e r e ffiias iK'cn loo m u c h g u e s s in g on a ll .such p o in ts . I i w o u ld b e b e t t e r to tfw n cen trate <ou th e f a c ts a t h a n d a n d , a.s V a w k e y n o te s , o n t h e o u ta b a lJ cAub's a c tiv itie s . « # • ( t V n r . '•l l K

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W e w ili e o n lin u e lo rep ort th e w e e k ly r e s u lts a n d o th e r sta tistic a l vdaU*. b u l .so l o n g a s t h e u n s c l l l e d s t a l e o f t h i n g s c o n t in u e .s in s e v e r a l fo)f Ihese-c-ountrH es, T h e S pop.t in c N e w .s w i l l r e f r a i n f r o m a n y t h i n g t h a t ■rniglU b e c o n s t r u e d a s e x p l o i t a t i o n o f b a s e b a l l in t h o s e a r e a s . W h i l e w e h a v e p o q u a r r e l w i t h a n y p o l i t i c a l i d e o l o g y , in .so fa r 41 c o n c e r n s .sports, Tin-; S p o r t in g N e w .^- h a s b e e n i n e r c a .s in g l y c o n ici'j'ncd o v e r t h e p o s s i b i l i t y U nit s o m e r e a l lia r m m a y c o m e t o b a s e b a l l t(»r®*thc i n d i v i d u a l s p l a y i n g it i f t h e d y n a m i t e - l a d e n p o l i t i c a l k e g s »;hw!rul<d *exp}o<ic. «• i f i)nernh'^inv; n o n n a l e y , T h e SroTniXG Ni-:w.< w i l l r e t u r n t o e x t e n s i v e c o v e r a g e .

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play ai* <-xiremely high caliber ■o^ basebal?. 'The play*G?» aSfo not all run as well as ff had heard before 3 got here; In fact, ii you w r e K^-compai-e a learn of Class AA or AAA to a club here fin running). 3’d definitely »ay the U, S. iclub Iw^d th® advanl^gn\

11 k* \NorUrs cham pion 3>wlg'er* 4vo? withouft ttheir roque-d*-fidm ?.adT T.uck. Alvi;y b n ow that th e *Gian?s, Through a cq u isitio n o f tthlly (D'?>r)T inni? lliilly Lof's rrom tfw Cti'knk.s, 4;oing b e (cxci’^ d in g ly Vtûgfi. So the S^titdgcrs want a? homi^-rum f,Tuggter. Tli^y 3iopc th e y wiW (ennir up wiiii their m a li in S*'raniU*32(6W4Ji(df. ^ sXate4 niTajf ifir.sft Ib.'jsv, wit7i ^'if Slod ges moiving third. liiizzic flL-ftvaiSR ihougln ho h a d h i s 9lig IJûncfe bn M w ^ e V c r# . S"^viT jus?' JJS B5uz w a s about clinch * idea? w ith W a sh in g to a , h*e dis'OOverotS that ?i'r iU»2 falcon ?oo mucTi fo r gr^ntefS. Sm S k v t r s is stil3 witlii t h e The tfiiants Ti-iv^c go? t«4 fiiwl » f ir e b a n - t h m v in g creliei ^>iichcir. ^Vrha?)# fJ'Deir.s addition to the staff wjl? p e r m it the c o n v e r s io n lolf s?2ii?er into :u *bull-pen spccialis?. fl^crliaps J-ocs wilJ h av« th e triclu commG»tlily Slill *Kigney m u st fiavic. if fflill Jiaiif h a d St liarHl-thr4 >\vinj* r e lie v e r i« live Iwsti ifrnrtnigh? ho wouItS h ave goiw* intc? live ^ t'ries wit?* five W h ite Stos. T he flSravos f a c e ?Ive 196^ seasioii w ith s'trong w eed for i;ec«!*i'*d 3:oi‘.sciiian. ORed Schocivdiens? 7uny tfsf fH)m« 'ycr*vk‘'c. B u t h e licfiiiU ofy os nor ?('i «;‘0 unicd on a.s a n y th in g monr than an <nccasionaT p e r fo r m e r , if fcven fTia?. C huck D r e s s e r ■coidd havt* had CJil M cD o u g a ld , 'but ?ve ftracd ?» driv'r ?ri» sSiai-p a Târgairo with Ckorgtt* W t'k s. Jte c f f e r e d tirvc h is SiioftndS aim* iliird.s'tring p itch ers. T he Vankcie?;* fir st a l l e r .9uan 'Pizarr-o, 3alOff wfaic iviTIiny, ?.aktf C arl W illey. 3hil f>r-essrem sawT •'Nix.** aJad 3M*.ed Ifa iw y ?«» managv* tin* USrav^’s. Willow v<ca*>' ‘/ ilw ly v.»ouTd hav*c ?<<o N e w Y r A .

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I b e th e n e g o t i a t o r . wcion « i x t i t l e s , r e p e a t in g in 1942. b e l i e v e h e w ill b r e a k R u t h ’# recorri o f GO.’” i f th is s o u n d e d Iik*eân e x t r a v a D e w i t t a d d e d th a t h e h o p ed “ not to g e l in to it ,” i m p l y i n g that d ifficult J9«7, W # , X957 andi gan t, o r d e r for K illc b r c w , G r if f it h j u s - : s a l a r y c a s e s w o u ld e v e n t u a l l y r e a c h c tificd it b y .h is o w n rear^^ning, n e v e r - ' h im a n y w a y . jVal#* ,fo4* T ii'k e t <l)U94»ig iiittMwl ih e l e s s . Ile w a s not imprcs.s^wi, h e K e K T)y ty # T a d li “ T h e D e t r o i t cluti is v e r y g e n e r o u s in its p l a y e r p a y r o l l , ” D e w i t t h a s said . *AII of l e d ’s s u c c e s s f u l b a t lin g r a c e s said , by Ihe a r g u m e n t s th a t A m e r ic a n D E T R O I T . M i c h . -TK<»r l igere m a n y timcs^ s i n c e a r r i v i n g at* B r i g g s w e i « w o n c o m f o r t a b l y until 195S, w h en L e a g u e p it c h e r s held K i llc b r e w lo l l for th e first t i m e th is v e a r ;ire ofW A S H I N G T O N . D. C . - C a l G rif h o m e r s in the last h alf of 1959, a fte r Ivf* b e a r ‘Out a t e a m m a t e , P e t e R u n n e ls, S t a d iu m . “ T h is w a s tru e a n u m b e r of f e r i n g v a r i o u s c o m b i n a t i o n tic k e t fith , p r e s i d e n t o f the S e n a to r s , (.he had b e ll e d 2* in i Ih : first h a lf of in llw? la.st t w o g a m e s o f the s e a s o n . y e a r s a g o under® W a lt e r 0 . B r i g g s , p l a n s and a r e h a v in g an e x c e l l e n t ^:an b e p a r d o n e d for Ids s p e c ia l the sea.'ôn. Yôwever, in 1949. he had tile bad luck S r . , and it is t r u e n o w . I h a v e s e e n r e s p o n s e . T ic k e t D ir e c t o r Billy i n t e r e s t in H a r m o n Killebr^w'. “ I'here h a s to b e reco g n ilio /j <of Kilt o lo.'*; t o G e o r g e Kell, a l w a y s a g oo d e n o u g h p a y r o l l s in th e l e a g u e to k n o w Loll re p o r te d . A co lorfu l fo ld e r iVats’ s k i g g e r . N ot o n ly did \\\<t k b r e w ' s p o w e r . ” Griffith said , “ I’ll c o u n tr y tiitler, in the A m e r i c a n h a s b e e n issiunl on the p a c k a g e w h a t I ’m ta lk in g a b o u t . ” y o u n g m a n ’s ’59 h o m e r s g i \ v the e v e n c o n c e d e that the p itch er# s t o p K .eaguc’s closcs?t finish. .3429 to .3427. D e t r o i t h a s a s t r a n g e s a l a r y s it u d e a l s , s e t l u i g forlii l i l t ailelails. W ats Yheir b i g g e s t g a t e a ttra ctio n ped h im a fte r th e All-.Slar *Game Iasi a t io n . U n d e r J i m m i e D y k e s , the clu b p ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------J I "William s a l s o fo u gh t M a n tle all the s i n c e W a lt e r John.son, but it wa# .season, if v o n w a n t to count 14 hornw a y in 1956, w h e n th e Mick, le a d in g m a n a g e d to f in is h in fourth p la c e with C a l ’s o w n i n s p i r a t i o n that brought ors in Ihe las! h a lf as a slu m p . Bul .serv es Ins c)ianc«t at that p o sition . If in e v e r y t h i n g that y e a r , w o n the b a t 76-78. l l w a s D e t r o i t ’s p o o r e s t wonK i i l e b r o w in to th e Ihird-ba.Mt? job if K illebrpw had tw o had h a l v e s h e h e d o e s n 't fit th ere, w e m a y try .som e tin g titfc w ith .353, a g a i n s t 'I'ed's .345. lo s t r e c o r d s i n c e 1954. at W a s h i n g t o n . w o u ld still h a v e hit 2K h o m e r s , and th in g e l s e . ” Q u ite a f e w o f the T i g e r s had big P l a y e r s w in n in g b e t w e e n W i l l i a m s ’ A t O r la n d o , F l a ., , la st spring, B o r o s , bonu.s p l a y e r Trom the U n i that® is p r e t t y gooil for a m a n in a y e a r s in d iv i d u a l ly . H a r v e y K uenn c h a m p i o n s h i p s w e r e Lou B ou d reau , K i l l e b r e w w a s lo w m a n a m o n g the v e r s i t y o f M i c h ig a n , h a s b a c k g r o u n d .scasoivloiv: s l u m p . ” w o n th e A m e r i c a n L e a g u e b a tlin g 1944; S n u ffy S t ir n w e is s , 1945: M ic k e y third b a s e c a n d i d a t e s a f t e r iiavin g a l third b a s e , s e c o n d b a s e and in the T o o M uch A ttention C o s t ly ch am p ion sh ip H e r e p o r t e d ly w a n t s V e r n o n . 1946 and 19534 B illy G o o d m a n . s h o w n no g r e a t ta len t for the job o u tfie ld . W h a les h is b est p o s itio n ? ( b 'illilh is n ’t a g r e e i n g that the p itch 5;50.000 th is y e a r , an $18,000 increa.se. 1950; Ft^rris F a in , 1951 and 1952; at C hattanooga (S oiilh en i). But “ I a s k e d h im th e o th e r d a y w h e r e ers had ih e n u m b e r o f the 23-year-okl E d d i e Y o s t , Al K a lin e , C h a r le y MaxB o b b y A v ila , 1954; Al K alin e, 1955. A G r iffith w a s in tr ig u e d w ith the w e ll , D on M oss! a n d F r a n k L arv ' p i e f e n e d lo p l a y , ” repliec; F e r r e ll , num ber of these w ere real tough s tro n g h o v [ro m P a v e i l e , Idaho, in lo n g -b a ll p o l e n l i n l o f th e b o y and s i m i l a r l y Ijad g o o d ycar.s and e x p c c l “ H 's a n s w e r w a s s e c o n d b a s e . How- r a c e s , w ith e s p e c i t j l y stu b b o rn c o n the final lialf of tin* s e a s o n , “ 'riiere a s k e d M a n a g e r C o o k ie l . a v a g e l l o e v e r . B o r o s is a g ood h i l l e r and h e t e s t s d u r in g th e w a r . In 1944, C l e v e w e r e o th e r f a c t o r s . ” he s n v s . “ Kille* m ore m oney. F e r r e l l ’s job will he a s a p e r s o n a l f a v o r lo g.iooin him m ig h t stick w ith Ihe 'Figcrs this y e a r l a n d ’s f ie r y p la y i n g m a n a g e r , B ou d l)n*w w a s o v e r w h e l m e d by all the m o r e d iffic u lt th a n it w a s l a s U v e a r . f o r t h e p o s t. a s an e x t r a o u i f i e l d e r . ” reau, w o n with .327, tw o poin ts b e l a tten tio n he w a s g eirtn g and b e g a n lo Club “ A l w a y s G e n e r o u s ” “ I w a s n ’t s u r e Killel)rtnv coultl T h o m a s . U n i v e r s i i v% o f M in n e s o t a i e r th an B o b b y D o e r r ’s .325 and th r e e < b e l i e v e n o ih in g bul h o m e r s w a s ex“ T h e D e t r o it c lu b a l w a y s is g e n e r p l a y third, o r e v e n Idt b ig le a g u e p e e l e d of h im . Ile b e g a n lo o v e r o u s lo Ihe p l a y e r w h o p r o d u c e s . ” .said b o n u s p la y e r , is a big o u lf ie k f e r with a h e a d o f B o b J o h n s o n ’s .324. p i t c h i n g , ” G r iffith r e la te d , “ bm I a s t r o n g a r m . H is p r o g r e s s wa.s c u r s w i n g . ” ' F e r r e ll . “ T h o s e w h o p e r f o r m e d w ell It w a s c l o s e in ’45, w h e n the Y a n w a s s u r e h e c o u ld hit th e ball out tailed last s e a s o n b y a b r o k e n ja w . la.si y e a r w ill b e t a k e n c a r e of. •von I It wa.sii't ih a l w a y w h e n the y o u n g k e e s ’ S t i r n w e i s s w on with .309, ihi* o f any park w hen he connected. c a n b e .sure. Of c o u r s e , t h e s e s a l a r i e s \ T'tcfcr T a l e s : Aa u n u s u a ll y s u n n y s e c o n d - l o w e s t w in n in g a v e r a g e . A m a n w a s lieltin g m o r e h o m e r s e a r lie r It w a s a d r e a m c o m e t r u e . ” D e c e m b e r left s m i l e s o n llu; f a c e s of poir\j: b eh in d S n u ffy w a s T o n y Ciicci- in die sea.son. G riffith sa id . “ H e w a s m u s t s t a y w ith in r e a s o n . ’® ■ — ........ * T h e c o n t r a c t n e g o t i a t i o n s will o c B r i g g s .Stadium O f f i c ia ls J e s s e W a lls n e llo , t h e f o r m e r N a t io n a l le a g u e r , and up th e r e m e e t i n g Ihe ball and *the c u p y F e r r e l l ’s s o l e a t t e n t io n for the and T o n y K o c liiv a r . “ W e got in m o s t - J e f f I4eath and T o m M c B r id e w e r e h o m e r s h a p p e n e d b e c a u s e h e h a s that G a m e . a n d th a t t h e y hadn't takc’ii him v w'eeks. T h a t's n e x t tw o m o n t h s . L a s t y e a r , Rick o f o u r s o d d i n g b e f o r e d ie* s n o w ti(?d fo r third vdth .305. When V e r kind of p o w e r . T h e pres.sures hadn't s c r i o u s l v• in t h e c a i 4 % " W e - a r e ' w e l l non wo«n hi® s e c o n d title in 19;53, ii built up for liim. to k e e p a h a n d in m in o r l e a g u e c a m e , ” s a id W a lls , Til ta k e s o m e o f b o s h . T h e y* * knew' he w a s a l w a y s danaffairs. H is r e s p o n s i b i l i t y in the alio a d o f la.st w i n t e r . ” . . . P au l P o y - w a s b y aoonc-point m a r g in o v e r C k w e- the b la m e for the la st-h a lf slufnp. I gerous;” A s f o r tho l)c lie f tliHt the pitclu i s f a r m o p e r a t io n e n d e d w h e n Vice- l a c k told Ihe 'l ig e r F a n Club t h a i Jie la n d 's Al ‘R o s e n , .337 to .336. let jMarmon m a k e loo ni ly )Tl*rsonal P r e s i d e n t . l i m m y C a m p b e l l r e c e iv e d f i g u r e s C l e v e l a n d is the t e a m lo heat V c # , th e p a s t h a s fu rn ish ed m a n y a p p e a r a n c e s a n d ’e x p o s e d h im to lo o hnt^ d i s c o v e r e d K i l l e b r e w ’s w e a k n e s s “H a r m o n t h e n e w j o b o f m a n i p u l a t i n g the eight for t h e I960 p e n n a n t. “ They h a v e m a g n i f i c e n t b a t t le s for the A m e r ic a n m u c h public a t t e n t io n . T h at w a s bound e s . ‘G r iffith d i s a g r e e d . m i n o r l e a g u e c l u b s and all the s c o u t s . the h iltin g a n d rhe p i t c h i n g . ” F o y - iiica g u e b a t t in g crowm. And e v e n lo a f P c i HHV 2.1-vear-ok! b o •y w h o be- l e a r n e d a s m u c h al)oul t h e m a s t i n y • ♦ “ H e's F e r r o n h a d found it d iffic u lt to d i t a c k r e a s o n e d . . J i m B r a d y , b on u s th o u g h T e d W illia m s , wlio is now' 41, c o m e s f a m o u s p r a c t i c a l l y overnight.** le a r n e d a b o u t l i i m . ” h e sa u l. v i d e h is l i m e bctwcc'n th e t w o p h a s e s l e f t h a n d e r f r o m N o tr e D a m e , lias f i n # a d e d t a s l in 1959; M i c k e y V ern on w a s (irid'iih s a i d s t r i c t e r c o n tr o l w o u ld a g o o d s t u d e n t of h ittin g, don't for t»(f o p e r a t io n . H e and C a m p b e ll w ork ish e d Ins .Arniv h itch ar<il w’ill return waiv<f'cl out o f th e m a jo r s , and M i c k e y j be e x e r c i s e d o v e r K i l l e b r e w ’s off-field g e t . T h e r e is no ri'uson to ihink lie t o g e t h e r c l o s e l y , but R ick “ p r e f e r s to to th e D etro it s y s t e m . 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J o h n U n i t a s , th e B a l t i m o r e Colls* e x c e p t i o n a l p a s s e r , is t h e N a t i o n a l F o o t b a l l L e a g u e ’s P l a y e r of t h e Y e a r , and Nick P ie tro sa n te , the Detroit Lions* h a r d - n o s e d f u l l b a c k , t h e R o o k ie of t h e Y e a r . T h e s e t w o p l a y e r s will r e c e i v e T h e oS p o r t i n g N e w s - M a r l b o r o a w a r d s , e m b l e n v t t i c of t h e s e r e spective honors. T h e s e l e c t i o n s were- m a d e f o r T h e S po rtin g N e w s a n d M a rlb o r o by a ^ b o a r d of 12 f o tnb a ll e x p e r t s , all h i g h l y ' ’ r e g a r d e d w r i t e r s c o n s i d e r e d l o be c a r e f u l o b s e r v e r s of p r o f o otb a ll. T h e a w a r d s a r e sanctioned by the N ational Football League. ^ Unitas, th e m a n a n d the a r m of the Colts, r a n off w it h t h e P l a y e r of t h e Y e a r a w a r d , r e c e i v i n g 53 p o i n t s . .Sec ond, w i t h 18 po ints, w a s C h a r l e y Cone r ly , w h o c h u c k e d th e N e w Y o r k G i a n t s to t h e E a s t e r n C o n f e r e n c e title. S a m Huff, th e G i a n t s ’ b r i l l i a n t line backer, e d g e d out the C leveland „ Browns* J i m m y B r o w n for t h i r d place*. Hu ff r e c e i v e d 15 p o in t s a n d B r o w n H. Bobby Layne, t h e Pittsburgh S t c e l e r s ' s t a r q u a r t e r b a c k , w a s fifth w i t h 12 po ints. P i e t r o s a n t e ’s m a r g i n iii w i n n i n g t h e R o o k i e of th e Y e a r a w a r d w a s n o t n e a r l y so g r e a t , b u l it w a s s u b s t a n tial. H e t o t a l e d 33 p oin ts. Six p l a y e r s w e r e b u n c h e d b e h i n d h i m in t h e “ v o ti n g , w i t h R ic h ie P e t i t b o n of the C h i c a g o B e a r s e d g i n g E d d i e Do v e of S a n F r a n c i s c o ’s *19ers for s e c o n d p l a c e , 16 p o i n t s lo 15. In f o u r t h w a s Billy S t a c y of th e ( ' h i c n g o C a r d i n a l s w i th Ll p o in ts . • D o w l e r Fi fth , T h e n B a k e r O n e po int an d o n e n o t e h b e h i n d w a s Boyd Dowler, ( i r e e n B a y Packers. D a v e B a k e r of th e Afters w a s si.xlh w it h ll p o in ts a n d J . D. Smith, Philadelphia E a g le s ’ tackle, w a s s e v e n t h with t e n points. T h i s is the first y e a r t h e sidet.iions w e r e m a d e in this m a n n e r . In the tw o p r e v i o u s s e a s o n s T h e S h o r t i n g N E W S -M a rl b o r o a w a r d s w e r e g iv e n , the a r b i t r a r y f i g u r e of total y a r d ag e gained w as used, .iim m y Brow n c r a s h e d his w a y to P l a y e r of t h e Y e a r a n d a l s o R o o k i e of t h e Y e a r h o n o r s in 1957 by a m a s s i n g IH2 y a r d s . L a s t y e a r , no l o n g e r a r o o k ie , he t o t a l e d 1,527 y a r d s , a n e w l e a g u e high. to b e c o m e P l a y e r of th e Y e a r a g a i n , t h u s p u t t i n g a t h i r d b e a u t i f u l M ar ti)oro t r o p h y on his sh ell. Browns* t e a m m a t e , B obb y M iic heil . led all th e r o o k i e b a c k s w i t h " a n e v e n 500 y a r d s * g a i n e d lo l a k e th e R o o k i e of th e Y e a r a w a r d in 1958. j T h i s y e a r , to g i v e e v e r y p l a y e r in ! the league a ch an ce at th ese (o v e le d i’t r o p h i e s , r a t h e r t h a n r e s t r i c t t h e m lo I g r o u n d - g a i n i n g h a c k s . T h e .S h o r t i n g N e w s a p p o i n t e d a selecli^>n b o a r d b e f o r e t h e s t a r t of t h e seaMin a n d a s k e d : tile d o . e n e.xperts to s t u d y tile g a m e s . I w e e k a f t e r w e e k . in a n e f f o r t lo p i n point a t r u e P l a y e r of t h e Y e a r a n d

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Experts Viewed All Angles in Naming Unitas Top Pro ^CONTINUED FROM P A C E I) 'Rookie o f the Year. The ex p erts w ere to la k e in all a sp ects of the g a m e in n a m in g those they con sidered to •fee the outstanding m en in e a c h d e partm ent. E ach writer turned in first, second and third-place ch o ices in each ca teg ory. A first-piace v ote counted five points. Fou r points w ere aw ard ed for second and three points for third. This m ethod of selection is sim ilar 1(» (hat used by the B aseball Writers' Association of A m erica in votin g the M ost V aluable P la y e r s o f the m ajors. The selection of Unitas is proof that the board view ed the over-all picture in castin g its ballots, for had the m e m b e r s been influenced ch iefly by g iou n d'gain ing ability, J i m m y Brown would have won the award again by virtue of his league-leading total of 1.329 y a rd s gained. Instead, the bril liance o f U n ita s’ passin g, running, field generalship and his inspiration al-type play c a u s e d the selection board to n a m e him P l a y e r of the Y ear o v e r his appro.ximaleJy 400 c o m petitors. Muff Third on Listing Proof that the ex p erts did not c o n centrate on the offense alone w a s indicaled by the high rating L ineback er Sam Huff received. Unitas w as first c h o ic e by nine of the dozen m e m b ers of the board. Tho others named him secon d . Only one. 11ugli Brown of the Philadelphia Bulletin, understandably failed to list him on his ballot. B row n c o v e r s the Philadelphia E a g le s and this y e a r tho E a g le s fortunately w e re not s c h e d uled to tangle with Unitas* Colts in l e a g u e cotnpetition. A s a result, Brown didn’t get to s e e Unitas. Of tliose Brown did o b serv e personally' he rated Bobby Layne lops. T o m m y McDonald, the p ass receiver, who w a s a big man in the E a g l e s ’ c o m e b a c k , w a s hi.s choice for second and he listed .Ion Arnett, the Los A n geles Karns’ fine runner, a s third. Other niCMnbcrs of the panel w ere t-e.s Biedcrm an. Pittsburgh P r e ss; L e o I'ischer, C hicago’s A m erican: B ob Ilun'.er. Los A n g eles E x a m in e r ; Char les .lolinson. M ilw aukee Journal; J o e King, Nt‘\v York W orld-Tclcgram and Sun; Hal Leboviiz. C leveland N ew s; Jack McDonald. San F r a n c is c o N ew sCall-Bullelin; Ed Prcll, C hicago T r ib une; ,lohn Steadm an, B a ltim o r e N ew sI'osi; J a ck Walsh. W ashington Post and T im es Herald: Lvall Smith, D e li nit Tree Press. Johnny Macle Mosses Go member;; of the board, in revjfw ing Uniia.s’ p e rfo rm a n ce in p itc h ing ilu‘ Colls lo their secon d s u c c c s .sive Western Conference title, c o n s id er IVmi one of tho greatest p a s s e r s of a1! lim e. if not actually the g r e a te st. Vince Lombardi, the G reen Bay Packers* coach, approved the judginem of the panel by telling the Milv-aul;ee Journal's Johnson. “ G i v e Unitr^s to any other team in thp league and ii. probably would win tile divisi(m title. H e’s that good. Hi‘ s the best qiuarierback I e v e r • sa'.N. I lta\enT .seen t h e m all, bul I'd iu r.Nonally have lo rate him ’a s the lies! in pro ioolbail h istcv y.” In voting for Unitas, J a c k Walsh g a v e “ 32 reason.s—the 'SI touchdown [lapses b e s h r e w . ” TTiis liappens to be •

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ST. LOUIS, Mo. — Had there been a “ C om eback P la y e r o f the Y e a r ” award g iv e n in the N ational Football League, it is con ceiva b le that Paul Hornung. star back of the Green Bay P a c k e rs, would h a v e won it. As it w a s he received a firstplace vote from Joe King, aslui'e pro football w riter for the N ew York World-Tclcgram and Sun. in the balloting for T h e S p o u t i n g NEWS-Marlboro P l a y e r of the Y e a r award, won by John Unitas of the B a ltim ore Coils. King w as one of* the J2 ex p erts on T h e S p o r t i n g N e w s selection board. Although no justification w as needed by King for giving his five points to Hornung, he did so with this c o m p lim e n t lo the ex-N otre D a m e ace: “ I picked Hornung b e ca u se he is the hero of the m o s t . d ra m a tic story of the- s e a s o n — the co m e b a c k o f the Green Bay P a c k e r s from their 1-10-1 record in 1958 to their 7-.5 record this year. Hornung. in addition to leading the P a c k e r s ’ c om eb a ck , made*a persona! conudiack of c o n sid era b le deg ree. “ One o f (he hardest workers in the N FL. he led the leagu e in scorin g and w as eiglul'. in rush ing on a team in winch he w as a m arked m an. lf tho other clubs slop ped him, they stopped the P a c k e rs. “ Me didn’t work ijehind a pro tective pocket of five or six b eh e m oth s a s U nitas did. Ile had to go out and get hit personally. All in all, he did an am azing jo b .”

“ Fine in '59 . . . but e v e n m ore nifty in 'CO.’' That's the forecast for F u ll b ack Nick P ietro sa n lc of the D e troit Lions who stepped from the U niversity of Notre D a m e in to pro ranks with such distinc tion that he w a s voted R ookie of the Y ea r b y T h e S p o r t i n g N e w s . The b u r l y 230-pound^r from Ansonia, Conn., m i s s e d two g a m e s by injury this fall. B ut he still w a s the leading groundLyon Smithy gainer for Detroit with 587 y a r d s total offense, d e spite the fact that he alternated at fullback with the veteran John Henry Johnson. Big N ick w as the L ion s’ N o. I draft choice a y ear ago. H e had plenty lo learn w hen he hit pro ranks. Used primarily as a blocker in Coacli G eorge Wil so n ’s eystem , he still a vera ged 5.9 yard s e v e r y time he carried the ball. In addition, he caught IC p a s s e s for 1*10 y ard s while rushing for 4-17 on 76 cnrries and scoring three touchdowns. With protection for his p a sse rs a pressing problem all sea so n , Wilson w a s n ’t able lo use P ic tr o s a n le ’s

a dozen m o r e touchdowns than Bob by Layne, his closest rival in this d e partm ent, sen t into the end zone. U nitas, who throws m ore p a sse s than any other quarterback (e x p la in ing. “ Why not throw if you h a v e c o n f id e n c e you're going to connect ?“ L led in co m p letio n s with 193 and in “ yarci.s-gaincd by p a s s in g ” with 2,899. T h is is o v e r 200 yards m ore than anv other p a sse r. Most of the p a ssers, in fact, fell below the 2.000 figure. R ival p la y ers t o l d this writer, “ U nitas s e e m s lo have e y e s in the back of his liead.” One pointed out, “ Just when you think you h a v e him, ho g e t s the p ass a w a y for » c o m p le tio n .” Another said. “ H e ’.s sm art. He can lak e off and carry the ball to keep the d e fe n se h o n est.” A tliird said, ” The g u y 's so d— cool. I'm a lw a y s surprised m y fingers d o n ’t freeze w h en f touch h im .” For Unitas, w inning T h e S p o u t i n g NEWS-Marlboro award is the cro w n ing a c h ie v e m e n t of a car eey which b e g a n with ■o b s ta c le s and disap p oin t m e n ts and now is boing sh ow ered with self-m a d e s u c c e s s . The 26-vcar-old Univ'CTSiiy of Louisville grad w as cut bv the Pittsburgh Slceler.^, had to turn to sandlot ball w hile begging for another pro tryout and finally got it w ith the Colls. The P la y er of tile Y ea r award is the yne»sure -wf his phenom enal su c c e ss . Concrlv, who recei\e(A three 'sec o n d -p la ce x o le s and two J'or third, w a s recognized for his .value Ic** the

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Si<!cliiir<l f(»r R a m , B e a r G a m e * P ielro sa n le m is s e d the fifth g a m e of the s e a s o n (R a m s ) by injury and then w a s sh elved in the finale against the C hicago B ear s w ith a banged-up knee. “But he will be back in 19G0 with the distinction o f gaining m ore yards in his rookie s e a s o n than any other firsl-ycar back in D etro it’s m odern football history. “ I'm figuring right now that he will ca rr y the ball at lea st 150 lim e s for us next y e a r ,” insists Coach Wil son. “ If he m aintains that a v e r a g e of a lm o s t s ix yards a carry, he will c o m e c lo se lo 1,000 for the season. “ He had a lot to learn as a rookie. But he ca u g h t on fast. He could b e c o m e one of the g r e a t e s t full backs in the leagu e with his size and a g ility .”

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Giants* offen se. When he w a s in-'?* a — ----------------------------------------------------------- ■ jured, the E astern Conference c h a m p s had to confine their scoring to field go als. But when the 3G-year-old pro look over, the N e w Yorkers had real punch. Conerly w a s the league's No. I p a sser in av era g e y ard s gained ST. LOUIS, Mo.—John U o ila s, \yho has been m aking the B altim ore per pass, his figure being S.79. Ho Colls look good for so m e time, m ade T h e S p o r t i n g NE W s-M aiiboro Cig also experienced the least inlcrceparette panel of football exp erts look particularly good, too. by his per lions*. form ance In the championsliip g a m e . which sa w the Colts b e a t the N e w B e c a u se the Giants wo^i so m any York Giants, 31 lo IG, to lak e the National Football League title. g a m e s by d efen se, e sp ecia lly when So that they wouldn’t be sw a yed by p erform an ces in the payoff g a m e , Conerly w a s hurt, the selection board the m e m b ers of the 12-man selection board w e r e asked to subm it their found it im possible to J g n o r e Sam ballots for pro player of the y e a r on D e c e m b e r 23, four d a y s before the Huff, w ho s e e m e d to e m e r g e from the cliampionship affair. When the v o le s w e re counted, U nitas w a s n am ed bottom of ev er y pile-up. In voting P la y e r of the Y ea r by an o verw h elm in g margin. for Huff, one scribe wrote. “The Bul there w a s a chance tl'at he would m ake lins selection look bad b y Giants* d efense ca n ’t be overlooked. Huff typifies it.**, having a rough d ay against the Giants, lf so. perhaps C harley Conerly and Sam Huff, the respective second and third ch o ices, would outshine Huff H as N o s e for Ball h im Again w e turn lo P a c k e r s ’ Coach Unitas saw lo it that this didn’t happen. Playing his usual cool, in Lombardi for the su p rem e tribute: telligent g a m e , he led the C olts’ offense with two touchdown p a s s e s and, “ Sam has a rem arkable nose for the in addition, raced around right end on a four-yard touciidown sprint that H e ’s - a l w a y s there, w hether on regained the lead perm anently for the Colts. a run or a p ass. He n ev er pays ,Unilas m ade 29 tosses in the g a m e and com p leted IS for a total o f a n y 'a tte n tio n to the m o v e s m ea n t lo 28-1 yards. Conerly w as su ccessfu l IG lim os in 35 efforts and suffered two entertain him. S o m e tim e s he g o e s interceptions which rcsuhed in the so m e w h a t one-sided score. with the fake. but th at’s when the During the first half, the G ian ts’ forward wall upset J o h n n y s e v e r a l ball is there. H e’s the best linebacker lim es, but Unitas failed lo b eco m e disturbed. After the g a m e , he d i s in pro football.” played a slight sm u dge on his check and V ice-President Richard Nixon, Huff received one first-place vole wlio had been a spectator, asked him about it. and two for third place. J im m y “ They didn't lay a hand on m e . ” grinned the P layer of the Year. Brown received one second and two thirds. The balloting w a s done three d ay s before the cham pionsiiip g a m e betw een the Colts and the Giants. Had Giants. 7: Paul Hornung of the Pack-***.splitting the v o te th ey g a v e Pietrothe Cleveland Browns been in tile ers. 5; T o m m y McDonald of th e ! .same the Rookie of the Y ea r award. finals. J im m y Brow n’s liulldozing Eagles. 4. Bill George and Doug A t - 1 Not that he didn't d e s e r v e ii. As the might h a v e received a grea ter r e c o g kins of the Bears rjml Jon Arneti of top rookie o ffen siv e back, he started the Rains c a d i received three. I out as a second-stringer in the Denition. F'ouiTeen players w ere singled out in iroil Lions’ backfield; had to win Other poiiU-getters in the Player of the Year (abularions: Ray Berry of the Kookie of the Year balloting, i'he the job from a nam e pro, John H enry the Colts and Frank Gifford of the youth accent, however, w a s tliai in John.son. and is now labb|)d for sure j .stardom by rival co a c h e s. J An oddity in the voting i.s that (he P layer of the Year, U nitas. pitched . his team to a title, w hile the Rookie of the Year, Pietrosanlc, grounded oui • his yards for a laileiul team . P ietrosan lc. the 21-ycar-old Not iv ( D am e grad. im p re ssed not only with , his running bul his blocking. BA i;riM O R E, Md. 49crs Should H ave R o se y Future k -WJII* not Siurprising that John .Su-adman. P ietr o sa n lc received t h r e e fi^stsports editor of the Baltim ore N e w s -P o sl. would placc votes, three for secon d and tw o g iv e J o h n Unitas his first-place v o le in T*hf, S p o r t for third. T'hus, he w a s listed on i n g NEWS-Marlboro ‘’P layer of the Y e a r ” ballot eight of the 12 ballots. Pelitbon, the ing, ‘but his reason for doing »n w as * special c x -1 u la n e backfield a c c who w a s the tribute, in itself, to Unitas. Bears* No. 2 draft ch o ic e and paid .Wrote Stcadmcyi, in, explaining his v ole, “ Unitas them off with his brilliant d e f e n s i w is incredible the w a y he reiicts under mental strain play, w a s listed on four ballots, g a i n and physical pressure. He d e s e r v e s right now lo ing one firsl-placc v ole, two sec o n d s be ranked with S a m m y Baugh. Bob Waterfield, a n d . o n e third. J. D. Smith, the F‘C‘cil Ssbell, Norm Van. Brockltn. Bobby Layne, E a g l e s ’ ex c e lle n t tackle, grabbed ?wi^ Otto Graham or any other illustrious quarterback first-piace vo tes, but no others. von p refer to mention. john sicadmon If the voting is a portent of the fu “ We have watched him from the first d a y he reported to the B alti ture, the 49ers should be well off. more Colls, after being rejected by the Piiisburgh .Sicelors, and wit Three of their rookies w e r e recognized nessed his ev ery p erfo rm a n ce in the Mast four y e a r s . The m qre you by the voters. In addition to Dbve. soc o f XJjiilas tile m ore respect and admiration *y«u have for his prowho rated third place. D a v e B aker fe.ssional ability and fine hum an qualities. Ile is strictly ‘one o f the and Charley K rueger receiv ed v o les. b o y s ’ and there is nothing spoiled, sclf-centercd or .udfish about the ( I here could t)e som e argum ent that young man. These features of his pcrsoiialitv earn* him ae.spcct ?rom K rueger i.s not « rookie i n a s m u c i r a s his te a m m a te s and enhance his leadership. he w a s on the F o r ty -N in er s’ roster a •“/Is a play-caller, he is on his own 90 per cent 4)4 the 4ime and ycijr ago. Bul he w a s sid elin ed bv doesn t r e c e iv e constant prompting from the c o a ch es on the tidean injury, *so this s e a s o n really w a s lines. 5rc t^kes ch a rg e of the g a m e . He is blaring, re.sourcefiil poi.sed his first profession al test.) and (ioesn’t mind gePting liis uniform d irlv it he hvis L'ice up to .punishiTicnl. Oilier rookies who ircceivcd points; B u d d y Dial of the G iants. 7; B e r n •“Pue t h i i l a s on any loam in the Western C onference and he will ie Parrish of the B ro w n s and m ean the title. John happens to. enjoy the g a m e s« much that if the M eador of t h e R a m s. S; H erm a n 4 ien•Colts hadn’t signed him in I95G. he would still be playing im P iu sry of the Kteelers. -V: J e r r y RicharfiV buigh sandlot. H e sim ply l o w s ih.c g a m e that much.^* « .son of the 'Coils a n d Willard 4>c\vvenil 'K Aln* Siears, •

•I* running abilities as often as he m a y h a v e preferred. * Bvit on the one o ccasion w hen Big N ick w a s m a d e a con sisten t ball carrier, he really w en t to town. That w a s a g a in st G reen Bay r n T lian k sgivin g Day. N ick carried 17^ tim es *for n total of 134 y a rd s and llfttt w a s the biggest rushing d a y for any Lio?i b ack since 1950, when Boib M ot'inschcm cycr accou n ted for i98 yards. 9 rn 4

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W eek E u b a n k . Colts’ coach, said: "T he key to me was the fact that Unitas was not intercepted and Con erlv was.” .lim Lee Howell, G ian t*' coach, no ted: “ The turning point was our fail ure lo make the firs1 down in the third period, and that was just like last year.” W hatever the critical opinion as to how tho game turned to the Colts, thoro *was no doubt they were the a Letter team in their ill to IG win over the Giants for the National Football League championship here in Memo rial Stadium, December 27. With stout defenses controlling the game for three periods, the Colts, as w; their custom, exploded for 24 points in the final quarter, a grim, humiliat ing experience for a New York team which had staunchly faced and over* come so many handicaps in the sea son. - 4- 4 Unitas Clicks for ID Kosse* Jo h n n y lin g a s reaffirm ed his right

to be termed No. I player in the j sport: In* found the TD plays w hile] Chuck Conerlv. his 2S-vear-old rival. I! • • could not. I The Colts had defeated the Giants in overtime. 2.1 to IT. in Yankee Stadi um in MS; their win here clearly em phasized thai they were the super I .• * . i n * ' t ? * i > it . , team of the N F L .' Now rivals must ■ JO H N N Y U N IT A S . In s N a t io n a l F o o t b a ll L e a g u e P l a y e r .of J c? t o u c h d o w n ru n th a t p u t th e M o sses a h e a d to s t a y in th e fo u rth be apprehensive that Unitas and his \ the Year/’ lived up to his honors in the championship clash a*? quarter. On his TD scamper, Unitas raced four yards past mates will win a third straight title ! Baltimore with bull's-eye passing, expert fHeld generalship a n i I Cliff Livingston of lh© Giants and Lenny Moore, Colt block©?. in ‘GU. This never lias been done since I ------------ * \ .......... ' \ :------------- **-*• " -- --- - ------------------------- ------------~ ' H the present I-last-West playoff system j (■options, cepnons, it ti was was a a theft men <of a C'onerly | more than eight mimrtof to go irt tie? I t« vurrfrader the hall to the Colt* in- J | ulopted in Ift22. 1922. Prior to that !1pass Pass that nun turned the me game from '* con- j fourth quarter, and Conerlv had third j bittie Hie midfield marker if he conk! was adopted Goll. Giant Blaver* Sliarr rn date, the Green Bay Packers had won test into a rout and ended the last down and eight hi* ■own ion-yj*rd \ avoid it. I herefore Chuck tried a fin Keened .'WUUram! Bool line. Th ♦re wa* plenty m f Time re- I long.. uj»-for-grah* pass, and Atulv Giant shot for a comeback. three in a row. i The score was l l to J*. C o lts.-with maining. 'nut Gwiwrly ii ad th* tU *ir* j Nelson ol the Colts intercepted and] Taking up Kwbank’s point on interB A L T !M O R F . Md. - Although ---------------- —----------------I raw i f cards Ko the Giant U. the player pool set a record of • ! ^ 1 I his was the first interception of i *.m (l2()‘.21 for the Co!ts-( iiants the gmne. and it led to the crusher j N F L title game, the share* tor the n* Crtit rt* fired a 12-yard 'I D pass to j winners and losers was not top 1.I 'n y Wick a rd soul for a 21 to 9 lead, j money for the event. Thai is be I lie action thereafter wa* m erely ; cause both roams were unusually• ; the u>ual loose stuff by a desperate* ■ generous in slicing the pie. ie am. which st* often rebounds against t Paid attendance was 57.5-15, and : them. Johnny Sample intercepted j gross receipts, including $21)5.IMO ‘| Con rlv• for a TJ-vard JTD run. and for T V and radio,0 were SG0G.2K1. „ * <to!i*,w■.*.*} by stealing si pass by Frank T a xe*. and rental amounted to j(.i if'Vial arna running 2? yards to the #72.470.21 and operating expenses : ( J arils’ 2G. J his theft sat lip a 2^-j cyme to S2S.tlG7.G2, leaving a net yard field gual bv Steve M y rim. H ie j of $555.712. IG Seventy per cent of (r a n t l l ) in the final minute, on a 22- ; this amount, or $289,020.21, went va rd >lr*! from Conerlv to Bob Schto the players. • • •te’k *r. was too little and too late. The winning ( ’ o i l s received SJH).OTI).ill and the defeated Giants •consoled themselves with SllO." S a k e .Vt* C h a n c e W hited-ear" 4M7.2K. Baltimore voted AA ii/<$ On the F wha rik point. Unit a* was shares and New York 15 share*. 0 r e int'TC .‘pled because he ran rn caugiving each Colt $LG74.2L v. hiU* ; gam*1, by plan. "T h e coach each Giant drew S2.0S2.27. Th tv, e.i.r ii clear.” the quarterback said. remaining $28.902.02 of the prod f was not to throw unless there Vt*. ai t :rt .kk'-.Y? chance for a omi- I was divvied up by the players of o ' i v . v b a n k emphasized: “ I told 1 the second-place clubs in tach i >take no chance whatever.” i division.

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Now M a r y l a n d ’s h a r d - r u n n i n g F u l l b a c k p l a y i n g his fifth s e a s o n , t h e 28-year- J i m J o y c e s p a r k e d this d r i v e , m o v i n g old Hall h a s b e e n a j e w e l o f c o n s i s the ball 28 y a r d s in s ix a t t e m p t s . t e n c y . T h e E d m o n t o n n a t i v e h a s n ’t J o y c e d i v e d a c r o s s f q r th e s c o r e arui m i s s e d a sin gl e g a m e s in c e b r e a k i n g Lee booted t h e ext fa point. in with D e tr o i t as a r o o k ie in 1955-56. T h i s a r o u s e d N o r t h ©eleven took i}\u F o l l o w i n g two s e a s o n s in D e t r o it, he s e c o n d - h a lf kickoff a n d m a r e l i e d to a w a s t r a d e d to C h i c a g o iii the s u m m e r I s c o r e w ith ou t losing the by ll. T h e y qf 1957 a n d c o n t i n u e d his s k e i n . I m a d e the 52 y a r d s in t i g h t p la y s . A As f or Hull, the 20-year-old f o r w a r d | 20-vard p a s s . F i c h t n e r t o L e o n a r d W i l l i s m a d e r a p i d s t r i d e s t o w a r d pro- so n of P u r d u e , f e a t u r e d th e d r i v e awd j e c ting h i m s e l f a m o n g h o c k e y ’s s u p e r - j Wilson s l a m m e d a c r o s s h m m the s t a r s , t h r e e t i m e s this s e a s o n h e ac- , t h r e e . L e e m i s s e d his t h i r d ^attempt c o m p l i s h od th e feat of s c o r i n g t h r i c e for th e e x t r a point. in a s in g l e g a m e . } L a t e in (lie th i r d q u a r t e r . Sm ith As for M o n t r e a l , Los C a b a d i e n s . of m a n a g e d to* s c o r e . G e t t i n g a t a e a k c o u r s e , n e e d no i n t r o d u c t i o n . It is as- I o n a s h o r t pu n t, t h e Smith m o v e d 4© s i n n e d th e fa bl ed M a u r i c e ( R o c k e t ) | y a r d s in rive p l a y s f o r t h e ta ll y . 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> * ** ^ i l l Stallofl in ênatw* A b:i! that would have granted e x em ption under nnt'-trusl laws for the? player draft, option tfir re se rv e clause, tvrriloriai right's and certain lek v isio n p ra ctice s for all professional sports sailed through the House of Keprcsenlati>?es in the eighty-fifth €on?;rcss. A DISTINGUISHED GROUP of f is h e r m e n a t C lin to n M. but lite Senate faikv*! to fict ibefojT it H e s t e r 's f a r m * a r e . from left: C o n g r e s s m a n Jo h n P . P in g c U of adjourned. ----------------------------- 5— -----------------------*------------------------------------------------ In the f i r s f session <{)f live current Hester said. . " I was in the Fairmount rîghty-sixth Congress, the Ju d iciary Hotel in San F ra n cisc o when I bumped B arrister, Bell Sal Together Anti-Trust and Monopoly Ju b com m il- into i^ywin J . Anderson of the Detroit at C o lls-G iaiits C l assi®: lee headed by Kofauver held hearings, Lions. Andy and I a r c long-time hn^ the full co m m ittee wlidn’t * c i b e friends. Heoincntioncd the situation W A S H IN G T O N , D. C . - - T b e N a cause <#)f lack of time. to n>e anti I b(‘canie interested. He tional F o o t b a l l L e a g u e co isiset, Now a bill providing anti-trust e x put iêrt Bell, the late great commisClinton H e s t e r , i« a quiet: unob emptions for professional football. '■•■I..................... I-----------------sioner, Jii touch with m c .” tru siv e m a n , Ht*’« not o ne ut* bnskcthall and hockey has been re-1 meeting with Hester, Bell push him.self into 'die forefron t and _____i-.-i ^..4 /..ll . . . . . * • . ported out to the full Ju d icia ry C o m cam e leu Washington and ptamdod Ilx^ ti'rned down many invitations mittee of the Sen ate and action <«n it m arble corridors. He per.sonaliy buifro m th e late G ^m im issio n er «Bcrt is expected earlyH n the new year. » H)uhoIoi'> scores of senators and repre'ib is bill m ak e s n® mention ôf pro ‘ e'Uatives with his .stoiy t o p)0 lootH e s te r coUidn’*^ l u r n dow n <o»nce. fessional baseball. f(and Dixon, •capa i);(j!l. though, and s a t with B e ll in 195^ ble counsel of K c fa u v e r ’s subcom m it oil the h i s t o r i c , Auddcn-deaih tee, said: **I think the senators may ® .V rke^ C lo s e ly ^feVI c h a m p io n s h ip p la y o ff w hich ^tlvc 4)0 waiting wv consider baseball sep (Baltim ore C olts won froîi^ the Ncw^ Ik'ster. who knows most of the arately or to .sec if tlxtisc in the gaihe Y ork G ia n t s , 23 lo 17. m em bers of Congress personally, a c caw.solv<K the problem by 'ihem sclvcs.” “ T h a t w a s st wwnd'crful ftport« companied Xiel). ‘ Them rclalionslvp I'hereLs .some feeling on Ca.pitoF Hill, m o m e n t . ” Hestor.ssaid. “ B e l l was c]uickly b e f a m e closer i!u'*n that of *1110. the Continental I.cagiic. .so e x c ite d and *#:o h appy j n d pnoud lawyer-Clienl. struggling to g/'t off the ground, m ay lliat t e a r s r a n dowrib h ie c h c r k s . ” " i loved K e lt B e ll,” H tsie r s.iivL he coming to seek ^c/nie help. “ He c e rta in ly wa.s (me of the greatest E ...................................... “ SS t # ♦ fellows A r.ver met in buy life. He a sk e d Iiim pleasfl^* call m e C lin t. ffiJa.sehall ha Dlffefoon'i: was tir*vdess in his efforts lo c-plain B e ll rep lied : 'A s lo n g j s I IW’-e, y o u ’ll league*'!^ draft ?>f colieg.iate players be M r. H e s t e r to iwe.* iiDixnn m<5;ny other a l t o i n c y s . a b o a re qaic): to point out that base- and all its inner workings. “(One \\;ontierfui ihiwg hftppcnct7 To “Ale was mn the go from 7 in ^he liim. bail’s .siltiat’jitn is mlifkercht. b e c a u s e Bcfoite Iw eli'ed la st O cto b e r, 4

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It i* rc*»rtc4 Oia4 ntrtw Cain *,:a* fttrform ed in privacy. But there w ill be 100,000 i^ecUtor* en Land newt November % when twat oilier brothers become adversaries in a tomiory-makin# football battle between Illinois and) Michigan at Ann Arbor. On the west sidelines in his second season an coach mi Michigan’s W olver ines will fee Chalmers {Bum p) Elliott, how 3C Master-minding the opposition « cross the gridiron w ill be his brother, Pete, who at 31 ii the new head coach «>f the Allini, only their third in the last ‘17 yearn. The event w ill be aa epochal one in Big Ten football history. Never be fore have two* brothers faced oach* j j ........................................ £ Hillier as coaching rivals. 1 llliiiiw * M in i O n ly# to A d it That their hcafl-to-hcad encounter will coccin* ort the same field where "I’ a m i in ( l o a c h S h if* they starred as collegiate teammates ?.)ETROIT, Mich.—When Illinois on sonic of Michigan’s greatest foot hired its third head football coach ball teams is one thing. in 47 years* all that was necessary That it ihvolves the Jillio n boys was to ad*! one “ I” and one " f * makes the situation even m o r e un to the name of ilia* coach he rf* usual. N<* two brothers over were placed. closer to each ether than are Bump B ay Eliot, coach signee 1942 whw and iN Je .« . » S james® twins excepted. resigned to become assistant ath They look alike, talk alike, act letic iii rector, was *ucoceded by alike. Each carries a cleancut, wcllBete Elliott. Their names are sure ftcrubbod look, Both have samly.colto cause confusion unless Eliot rec t>red hair with ii tinge of red. Their turn* to his real name, Nusspickel. millet ic background* fallow the same " If took ji long time to get parallel line*.. firm,'* grin ii cit Eliot of one 4T ° Cate has played a strangle tole in find one " I ” . "B u t we finally their careers. Neither brother planned *ii AnAge*! to do it." ti) rn roll at Michigan. But both wound Reference was to the fact that up the** 4« ca rve brilliant athletic Eliot expected both Pete ami I) folics. Bump Elliott to play football for * ♦ * Ii im at Illinois following thew* P c t* $ IJ- lrttc f Man graduation from *» Bloomington; Pete won 15 letter*, tile only athlete (111.) high school, ainAy $> milk* to Wolverine history to amass such a from Champaign. total. Bump’s eligibility was cut si)orJ — -------- * because of a one-year stint at Purdue r n --------- T— a Marine Corp* trainee. But be medics? #r ftct ic* white coaching ath won four letters. letic team* at Illinois Wesleyan. After starring ** high school! ath [Pele and Bump, even as youngster*, letes in their home town of Blooming were rn the middle of every football ton, ll?., both planned to attend the scrimmage by the collegians. They University of Illinois. But whew Bump were inseparable and, when they de graduated im J943, she wa* sent to cided t*> tun* to coaching a* a career, S’uraiuc ‘by the Marine*’, He played it was inevitable that they took the varsity .football there for one year and fitc)> together. part of a second ooh* Before toe was Bump graduated in 194$ from Mich igan and took a position with a paint fthippctf to China. J**et<? wa* handed hi* high .vchOOJ company while he waited for JPcle to diploma an 1945. He, too, intended to receive hi* collegiate diploma th* foSin ake the 50-mile trip from B l o o m i n g fowing mummer. •> + ton to Champaign arui enroll ult alii* urns. J.andtvtf inn 'Same But the N avy grabbed hint first and! Ut was happenstance that their first atilt him to B ark College in ’Missouri. ■coaching job* threw them together fie later wa* shipped to Michigan un again. (Kip Taylor, * former Michi iter Hive N avy officer*’ draining pro- gan athlete, wa* looking for assist pram and promptly became ai fixture ants to* take with him iii hi* new post rn a Wolverine athlete «wf great odis- as head coach at Oregon Stale for the 4>inlet ion. 194?) campaign. W ie n Brotheor Illume was ^is-chargettf He hired Bump first. When Pete tron* the Marine* in the MMK season,' graduated in June, he joined his broth Vole persuaded him to join him at er out west. €ne year later, the Michigan., Ut was a happy minion Hirot her act wa* broken again when for tile two brothers and even a big Coach Bud Wilkinson offered Pele the ger frrcafc for d/he Wolverine*’ football chance lo become one «n>f his assist fart lino*. ants in the football dynasty he was # + * building ad ‘Oklahoma. Ifobcateh as Cir id U'nwfortt A year after Pele left Oregon Stale, Vhcy played in M football’ games as Bump also pulled up stakes. Forest a tandem and Michigan won all U of Evashcvski, one-time Michigan quar stem, climaxing the string with a 49 terback, had accepted the head coach i m (ft triumph t a t h e IROsc Bow? con ing ‘position at the University of Iowa. Tie wanted Bump to move with him January Cl, 1948, w eir Southern Cal. Binnite was a aright ’.halfback. Ecte and Bump did. That put both brothwas used prim arily as a defensive er* back in the same section of the alar Quit ii the 8948 season, whew he country, still as assistant coaches. Once again Pele was the first lo was switched!* to quarterback and promptly directed the team to an un move. Iii .1956, he accepted the job as head coach at Nebraska, where Bill defeated season. Where Bum p starred in football and Or wig (still another Michigan grad baseball, Pete added basketball and uate) was athletic director. h o slayed there one season. When golf too the list. Tie played guard on Michigan’s only B ig Ten basketball the University of California beckoned champion (1948) in. 30 years* An un- tin bin?, he look the job and headed <der-par golfer, fte als®* helled! rte west. The* same year (1957), Michi Wolverines win the conference links gan reached out lo Brother Bump at iowa and asked him to return lo Ann crown that same year. Such abilities teamc* naturaVly to Arbor as ©heir-apparent to the head both. 7heir father {Ii© died* in 1958) coaching job then held by * Bennie war; (br. Norman Elliott, who# coached dDosterbaan. %urfijtt went back rind when Oosterat 'NW Ihwestern University before re turning, cia ip.forv.iawagtGi^ ge&mic ills ikuii* sU 'i’jpeojt aside las; s e is in , Elliott

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9’rob. Lo£*r •Penis fiiatc im N E W YO RK, N. Y. 3-.SU n u Mississippi Leaders ii* various departments ©I * Minnesota play in the National Basketball Asso Indiana Michigan ciation through games mi December n ftl^rlhwcstcrn 23 follow: 7.7 Wisconsin la) Detroit IN D IV ID U A L SCORING I TA DEUS Louisville •Player— Club •G. 4Vft. TG. FT. R IS . Cfi "Nebraska a Kansas Stale Twyman. Cincinnati .... 35 404 280 1088 33.) Iowa State Chamberlain, Phila'phi*.. 29 390 261 1041 35.9 WF Houston Pew it, St. Louis ........... 29 267 237 781 26.V 27 270 224 764 28.3 ii No. Texas Baylor, Minneapolis Shue, Detroit ..... ........ 278 34 195 731 21.5 re 'Pe :<as Tech 267 A rizin . Philadelphia* ..... 30 24.3 195 729 .V ’texas A & Al Hagan, S t. Louis _____ 29 721 2B6 149 24.9 la) ♦Army ♦Wichita Guerin, New Yolk _____ 32 235 218 690 21/6 .5 « ♦Drown Sc hayes, Syracuse _____ 30 216 217 649 2 1 * I ♦Canisius Naut Is, New York _____ 32 267 114 ‘ 648 20.2 256 115 627 3? 19.6 I •Columbia Heinsohn, Boston ... Sharman, Boston ........... 127 248 In) 32 623 19.4 Harvard ♦Duquesne Coiny, Boston .............. 32 234 347 615 19.2 Al Niagara Howell, Delroit ______ 34 232 138 602 *17.7 Utah State Yardley, Syracuse _____ 30 119 154 552 18.4 use 3 "Washington Russell, Boston ..... ....... 31 216 95 527 17.0 Si. Jowph'* ‘Seton Hall Sears, Nev.* York ........ 28 165 168 498 17.8 ii -SyracLis<e .5 fhttsburnh Kerr, Syracuse ............ 30 171 l l ? 454 15.1 r,Yale < fc Penn Braun, New York _____ 32 173 88 434 13.6 ♦Washington #talev t dOrecon S. Jones, loston ......... *32 173 85 431 1 3 5 IS Cincinnati 'Tulsa r I ELD GOAL PCT. LEA D ER S * California "Stanford (Minimum 95 or ever) 4Sa*»v« anil Monday, January iia ■Pla>tr— Club TGA. PCT. EG. to A labama •florida • 173 .536 "Texas Arkansas Sam Jones, Boston ...... *•rnrn .. 323 iv 306 Greer, Syracuse ......... 153 .500 Kansas Ii ♦Colorado .• . 448 216 .482 ♦•Ohio Slat** n Delaware Russell, Boston ........... Scars. New York .......... . 353 .461 165 • • • u t • Alississippi ♦Clcorf*ia Tt*rh lr* 286 .459 ♦Purdue 2 Illinois •Hagan, S t. Louis ........ . . . 623 Northwestern •Wiseonsm •:» F R E E THROW PCT. LEA D ER S indiana Iv) "Michigan • (Minimum 85 or over) Iowa Ti ♦Michigan State ♦Oklahoma * Iowa State FTA. M ayer— Club rT. •PCT. •Kentucky lf) Tulanc Schaycs. Syracuse ........ 217 242 .896 ♦Vanderbilt 12 Mississippi State Costello, Syracuse ........ ... H 5 102 .887 23 WiJJiam Ss Alary Sharmnn, Boston •........... ♦West Virginia * 127 . 145 .876 IW Nebraska Cola, Philadelphia "'Missouri 133 110 .859 O r e g o n State Shu*-, Delroit . ♦Washington 9 .... ...... 229 195 .651 ♦Idaho Oregon 3 • A "Oklahoma Stat* Kansas State * REBOUND LEA D ERS LSU ♦Tennessee IO 'Mayer— Club G. NO. AVG. Clam** of .Tuesday. Vanuary *12 Chamberlain, Philadelphia . ... 29 BOI 27.6 4 Texas Tech Russell, Boston ............. *Way lor . 31 728 23.5 •De Paul Notre Dame Pettit, S t. Louis ........ . . 29 522 2 18.0 4 Detroit Naufls, New York ....... *-Marquette ... 32 430 13.4 let; Lehigh Baylor, Minneapolis . . •St. Joseph ? 27 403 14.9 cs Rice ♦TCU A SSIST LEA D ER S IO "Texas A&M SMU it. •Clemson Duke Mayer— Club Ct. NO. AVG. A—‘Philadelphia ■Palestra: ¥3—Madison Consy, Boston 17 310 9.7 C—Gi evnsburo0 N. C.; Rodgers, Philadelphia . . 30 253 8.6 Squat*? Carden; mrn rn mrn mm

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Performers in Every Sport Front Archery to Track and Field

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Men's— W ilb e il Vclrovsky, Clcve)«nd. W om iii's— Carole Meinlmrt, t^ilUburA*. Men's 9ciiin— Mjntieopolis Archers. Wotnen's Team— Philaoelphia Archers.

JV U TO B A C I N a Ind ijiijp olis— Rodger V/ard, Indianapolis. W oild's Champion— Jack Brabham, Australia. Le Mans—yCairoll Shelby, Oallns-Rojf Salvadori, A ril »)iii (A sfo ii'M ailin ).

Women's Ooub:«s— 5eann# Arfh-V.arleni #fi>a. Mixed t)oukies— Mrs. MargarA IRabornr A i # in t , 'A'ilmingfori. 4>#l.*NcAlf fras#r.

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HMBPn— — ■ — ■ National Collegiate— California. NaiioriAi Invitation— St. John'*. W y League— Oarlntouih. Atlantic Coivf— North Caroiina, 9i. C. S t i l t . Soullieastetii Conference— Mississippi Still*. Sonthern Conference— Wesf Wirgini*. Big fen Conference— Mlchlg«*m Sla<#. West Coast Conference— St. Mary's. Bin tight Conference— tfansas Stat#. Missouri Volley Conlerence— Cincinnalt. Soullnvesl Conference— traas ih ris ii« n . . Skyline Conference— Utah, itock^ Mountain Coifcrcnce— fdaho f lf t # . P.^cific Coast Conference— Callfornl*. National dlss'n ( N A I I ) — tenncssM Sttt#. AftU— W ichitri (Kan.) VicAers. Women's tofiU— Wayland (!(•.♦ Vlyin^ ^c# no .

|ntc«eoUej(i*i« |'h*inpimi* N nien al— Syracuse la s te r n (LanibciT T r ^ lif ) — %|n • :*'*. Ivy Leaiguc— PeniiSflvanio. Southeastern CoifereiKe— Atlantic Coast Coi.frtpnr#— Clei;i>9n. " Southern Qoufoienc#- V " « i m c , M i l i i » 9. * ig T a i €on(9t#nc#'-Wi COnSin.

Missouri Valley C »’rf#jcncf — NorT<» Tfx*s Ito l#, houston (lie ). Big Eighl Coiifer'cnc?— Oointiorna « Southwest Corfcrence— Trta>, TCU. A ik. (Ii* ). Border Corferenc*—Ari?on> ll. S*;y1ir# Coi.fercnc^— Wy^ning. , Rocky Mountain Confettrnce Ifaiio S it '* . B i* l i v e — use. UCLA (hp). •

Pocket (W orld)— W illie Mosconi, Philadelphia. Thref'Cushion— Harold Worst, Grand Rapids, Mich. Am.Ueur (YlireC‘CuHiion)— C f ic e , NVAC.

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Meffl'* Mati#»n*1 5»cniot | a 4 «K>r 100* f # f l ♦rae-Sfple— Lance La^’san 220*Yaid f r f - . Stale— Murray Rosa, HJIiC. 440*f«rd ♦r#.».Styl#— M uriel 1,500*M Ter Fiea-Styl#- Murray Co'.a. 100-Y»td B.ick-Stroka— Chis. * r t t i( f , DSC. 220*Yard 8*:k'StrAlf#— f'riinJ: McKinuai. f i . iO O 'Y a if * r e iM ‘Sit A # — NoriiPfi lOLllifrn Illinois. • 220*far(l Areasf*SliO):<*— NoiV»fl 100‘Yard Autlerna— f'laiil; Lrgarki, M ic lu fii. 2 2 0 'fard A u lte rfi— Mil:# Ti O)', •00-Yatf Aie^i.Slyle lfela«— USO. One‘ Mcier DI**#— Sam fla il, Coliirnbus i8. fhr#C‘ Met#r D iv e - Joe Geilscii, Micht^ai. * Tci-n—.Univprsity ol Southein C a lifo n ii.

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American Champion— Sword Dancer. Champion Older Horse— Round Toble. Champion Older F illy — Templed. Till ee-Year-Old Coll— Sword Dancer. 7hree*Year'0ld FillO— Silver Spoott. ?v.'O*Yeai'0ld Coll— Warfare. Tv.o*Year*Old F illy — Mo Dear V r l. Steeplechase— Ancestor. l/roneyWiIinning Owner— Cain Mc* Slob'©. MoiteyWi'inning Horse— Svvor;! Dancer. Leading Jockey— W illie Shoemaker.

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Natiorifti Open— B ill Casper, Jr.. Apple Valley, C a lJ. National A in ateu i-'J.^ k Nicklau', Columbus, 0. National P G I — Cob Rosburg, Palo Alto, Calif. British Open— Gaiy Plaju-r, South AlrnO. British Amateur— Deane Beman, Bciheido. fj*. M aslcis— Arl W all, Jr ., Honesdale, fhi Canadian Open— Ooug Foid, Vonk«). Canadian Am ateur-'Jcfi i Johnsio vu, VancouvOi,, j)> C., Canada. NCAA— Richard CrovOoiJ , ifou’.ton. NCAA Team— Hoiision. National Junior— Larry f.-*e. Spokane. Wa.h. National Public Links— W*n. W n^Jti, Seaill®. Western Open — Mike Souciiak, Gro>sitip^, "ft. f . Ryder Cup— UniUd Siaie>. *’ Wa'fft- Cup— Unit#J States.

World'* Champions Fl/vsright— Pastual •Pete?, Argentina. Bj'tia.m vfigiii— J o : Becerra, Mexico. Feailieiv.eiglii — Oiivry M oo«, SpringfielS, fi. Litjhtwfjglit— Joe Brown, New* Orleans. Wt*iivr»'.eight— Don Jordan,. I ds Angeles. I

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lOO-Meier Ar***Style— Jeff f a i. r t l, t«i#, Navf. 200*Mcler t'r# :'S ty l^ - - J* f f'.nrcll. 400*Melef fr»e 'S (yle - - 4 l«n ,W);uf. >. 4nf. A. Cl,500*riel«.- ff^ C 'S t fl* — ALm tamers. lOO-M.'le.- Aa;s*Sti^<k—f'lOMi McKirn.#f, J i. , In. dian.ipolis * . C. 200-ivlei^r 8ack*Slf0ke—f i * j k McKmneii, jr . 100‘ Meier 8 ro.isl.Slr •’<?— LiOnuel S«i.*(iill», Cob*. 200*Meter Veast.StroV* 'l?o:t Clark Detroit A C. j D 0 ‘ Mctcr A m e l ny— Line# Li-^on, i . A. Atlilefic CIU*. 200*A'lelfr *nit^ iT#— M i)# Tnjy, Tnd. * . C. 800*Mcler f ‘ie?-Slyl* ♦(el.iy— lndi.iiiapolis A . G. fh re e 'M e ifr Oivf-'Oon flai^-.n, CiiKiuuoli. T»‘n.Meter Dive— G*iy ?ob».iu, Aes Aii#fl!»5. fnfian.Hpolis A. t. . Long Di'lanr. ■ -R.^y S«ltt. l l ‘^OJinUo, Cal f ♦LoiiO Olsiancf Team — New Yolk A . C .

Stanley Cup— Montreal Canadiens. National League— Montreal Canadians. American League— Buffalo bisons. World Amateur— Canada,

BILLIARDS

AH'Roinid -M'trion Garber, Toledo. All-Oi'iance--Marion 6?trber. All-Accuracy—VVriii.'jiri Peters, toledo. Dmante ( B in : ) - Finest «iir.tta, Cleveland. Distance (F.ics)— Jon faraniino. San Nranci'.ca Accuracy (C.ii!J —John Crev.dfon, Chicago. A.curacy (Flip hard r f . * ; * cl v?'a..J); !tr:’est ikietta; Ste.e Ar?:iii ,'md Baldl fCarnay, i/Cnnsas City. ?x.‘» i i Ga b :.: K o i’J o .ii. 'w'*n.

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The N(s, S tnem in the fn*jor Ami wiinor leagues for 1959, as selected b y T h e S p o r t i n g NpvAS, follow: htajo* League Esecutive—It. .1. <Buzzie> Bavasi, Los Angeles. Majo« L « « g u c IPIayeir «» L t r ly Wynn, Chicago White Sox. M s J m League Manage* — W ,*it Alston. Los Angeles. Minoif League Cxccutirtf ^Higb* « t Classification^-E. W. <Eddie) Lcishman, Salt i-ake City. Minof League Playe* ^ F rs n lt Howard. Victoria and Spokane. MinodT League Manage*—Haidld <Pete) Reiser, Victoria. Minor League Lxccutib’e ^Low«f Classificatiou|-«CiAy Moi ne*.

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L. Reiiding Batsman— tlarvey KtAfnn. N. L. Lc.ndiiui Pilcher— Sam Jones, 'f^risco. Ii. L, Leading Pilcher— Hoyt Wilhelm, fialllm *nf, N. C. A. A .— Oklatioma Stale.

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Men's jin g les— Aernarf B.#rt2#n, Dillas. Women's Singles— Sal!# Moor#, Bakersfield, C itif. t/#.i's OoufS#s « A #rnrO Aaff^in • Ir a n i C.oifat, s.am.lcn. 411. V'^ncn's ^oi.Ales— S a n fr i Vfepaolfs-A#!*# V fiu u r#

World's Series— Los Angeles. National League— Los Angeles. American League— Chicago W h itt SCO. iblLSlar Gmne (A irsi)— National Aeagi^. 3U*St*)/ Gitnif (Second)— American tc a fn t. N. L. B ils m * )— tlc n if Aaron.

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N n(ion »1 1^. .<l. flj, Chaiiiypifuuin All-Round— John 8e;l:nvf, L. A. Tujn # . Free Exercise— Jam ile A:hmore, U S. Horiyonlol Bar— AiT):ur StmrlO'* U. or Cii'ifa -'rn. Tumb‘ ing — Harold Hcihnes U ib a :j. |;i * Lono Hor:?— Den 9oii;v Po.ij', pftnTranipoline— Ron Msi-1? AmictiI'o Side Horse— John '/.^'Ckrir'i P a ra 'lil R v ^ J-Iv, t»e*»n— io<s Tu. a-

Mile fir# - S lyie — Sylvio Pmrska, Dj'>rk*’!ey ITO-fa.d Aia:k-Stioke - C.1M** C0 ‘O, (Xoii'-ioii. 220*f.iid BocS:*5lrol:e -Curm Q.tii*. 110-Yaid t ' S l t ol:#— L<)0'iiun># tDiigeaves, (Jot Angeles K/iitensens, 220*k'aril ftreu>t'Strol.e--Ai:ii W o n ® . rH To Cl.’no I IO *fard fltttot fly— flAV# Collin?, 9ifdri»’'aiiolis. 220-Yard !- ilie rH y - o c ;ly Colin.. A T O 'f# !) Tndiviftjal f.teJley— SyltjiH Qmii'Jo ' One*Meter Dive— Iren? Mar.Doitald. A i i C . thfCC^Melcr (Rive—Trcu# Macfitonti J. Platfonn Dive- M i s . 4i*.iul« Ji*«n Myj‘(s A I 4 ‘10-Yard Fti'e-Slyle — A*rk#!ei VW'CA! Team— V 'lkclf# aWCb. • • Long OiSiauco Dim.? Gmhu.i R i . j ' . o Club. Tong Oislttice feum • .-Mrvier i Club, .Inf.

HORSESHOE PITCHING W o r ld 'e C h a m p io n * Men— Ted Allen, Boulder, Colo. Women— Vici:! Chapclle, Portland, Ore.

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Worlcl'6 Champiofv; Men— David Jenkins, United Stales. Women— Carol Heiss, United Stales. Pairs— Barbar* Wagner-Bob Paul, toronto. Dance— Doreen Denny.Com iney (... H

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Men— David Jenkins, Colorado Springt. Vi'omen— C-110I Heiss, 0;on? Park, Queens. Pairs— Nancy-Ron Ludington, Boston. ® o ld Dance—-Andree-OBn Jacoby, Syracu:(0.

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Wo|’ld'* Cham^ioRifl) Men— Juhanl Jaivinen, Finland. Women— Tamara Rylova, Soviet Union.

SUnitcA $ta(rc* ^.^tampioii<& Wen's Outdoor— Ken Bartholomew, Minneapoii:. Women's Outdoor— Mrs. Jeanne Omelenctmk, Detroit. Men's Indoor— Steve Slensori, College Point, Queens, and Dick Hunt, Los Angeles (lie ). Women's Indoor— Jean Ashworth.

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TRACK AND riE L D Meaa'* AiationaT Scnioc Outdoof Champion* TOO-Mei#r pasli— Ray Norton, San Jos# (ta t* . ^UU'itiiTer 9ash— Ra# Norton. AOO'Meier ftun— f d d j f Southern, Traa>. • f*;0«Meier Run— Tom Vurpl;*, NYAC. l,SOtr-Mctcr Hun— Dyrol Burleson. ^ e a * L 5,000'M tfer «un — A il! DeJlinaer, f J iA F . f0,000*M cier fu n — M at Tfuca, Striders. UO-M eier * ia h fluffles— i w Calhoun, NCC*A. 200-Meifr lo w flurdlcs— Charles Jid w tll, <K*is*L AOD-Meter flufdlcs— D it* Moward, New llt a ic o fo le VaulJ— Don Bragi, Al. S. Arm*. •lamiticf Thro*— flal Connollf, S tri*M % Jaaelin Throw—A l Contello. V w lrirf. Qistus Throw— 81 Oerter. WYAC. liiali Jum^— Cltarlca Pumas, V C. S lr ld * * . Shoipuf— Aarra O'Brien, %. C. Sfrld ifs. Wop, S lfp and Jump— Ira Bffvis, fh ila d d A ln * 9. €■ Aread Ju fip — ir e # Bell, fo rt Waanc A . C. So-found Weight Throw— aob Bacbu#, f J e * 8 9 * . T#am— Southern ta llfo rn la S lri* ir« . OecAfhlon— C. C . fan *. Taiwan, fc n ta th lo n - Dixon farm er, Orinda, Calif. All-Arounf— Tom fag an l, 8k * VoiA •. i . AAO-Vard fle la *— Universit# t f Chicago lf. ^ M il# welajt— Nev; fork Pioneer Clol. Marofhon— John J . liell##, Boston A . A.

Hleo** Mationaf îcniotr liutoof Champion* 60-Vard f a s h — fa u ! Alinder, Morpari iia t a . CO-Yard 9ia>) tlurdles— f lia s îlberf, Vv'insfoi.aalfui Tcacliers. 600-Yard *u n — Josh tulbrcm h, ririla fc lp h if # . ^ 4,0 00 -farf Aun— /feleaniew O rfw il, fp la n f, M ile * u n — *011 ©ilany, Willan'iNa. Tli!#e-M»lc Auri— C ill i>ellingtf. Mil# W alk— John flufnt*t#, l\lev; A C • fo ie Wauli— fion Braga. fîgli Jump— John Thomas, Aosion Dniu#islf«. Sioad J'ump— iriife Herman, N#w Honk TJniui#sil®. Shotpuf— Barry O'Brien. 35-ôunf V/eig!.f Thro'^;— T?cMile Belay— fa W . Sprint Medteii Bela#— Willanov*. » Team-— Nfiv Vor4< A . C

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By lUL LE&0VI12 Bv ICS BlEt)Ii:R^tAM KANSAS CITY. Mil. ^ On« iii th e liieesf thiTig« th a t c«ul(A liav^ tiappencci fa fiiniv «ai() Ii a n Ic liaucr. wan th e t a a d m w h i c ii h rcu g h t him ta th e Athlclicft SiM>iU th e Yankees. tH>en ii Tong fhne/* mentioned _ ________ i h e veteran out' fielder during a 8K)1kl»y |>ati 5* which th e hall club Ihrew for the |)res», "#ince Tv« h a d a ch an ce to iMit my «>wq ^ ra sa hi th e aumnicT. •'They d id n 't male* five m a d with th a t trade/* th e big fellow grinned. *T v'ft!* hoping ihey’d d o thic. although for # while it Zooked aa though I wan 4;oing to Milwaukee. I knew they M d one iibout cooked u p v/ith th e IRraves, an d I fig iire tl} m ight be in it. •'This i« better. I know som e people tbink I ’m a^nout through, b u t I d o n ’t feel Ihat w ay about it. I fee! a» good a a I - e v e r iiid. Htaybe I've ^ o t two a r th re e seasons lcTr I still think I c a n fu n a n d throw. And Til tell you aomcthifig: ttw y’ve throw n m e mo m an y o f those books th a t th a t’s file p\ici\ 2 can bit now. I guess th e one th a t botliers m e m o re than the tiook 'is the fast bali because I acldom ^et to vee it/* ISaucf has h w n living in 0 rented house in nearby O w rla n d T a rk wnitang to r th e rep airs on bis ow n home an Muhutlwn P ra irie Village to be SiniMbed. losufcd by Boh Turley b»ot too long ago. a fire d e stw y e d fPmch of the interior of B auer's hom e while, oddly enough, leaving iTw e v (J^ricr im dainagci. I’ WAS fully covered by iusutlUncc,” fSituer said. •’Took tb o ’ ;iolicy swill with Xiob i ’urley. I even get paid Hor the rent it’s costing me now. And when they finisli doing o v e r m y own t o m e it’.s going To Ii*? I*etl«r th an it vrais before." Qljjiry Chili, Bob C m * and Whitey 8ier/.G>g were guests at the party, along vriih leaner, and they w ere askinj w hat th e Atliictics iriten.ded to d o with Jill tlioir outfielders. The roster lists six at a minimum, not counting a f^w youngsters who will he o n h an d to r spring training. .tiloiig witli Core. ?Kauer jind ITcrpog. there arc fJorm Siebern, Bill Tut tle and Bu.ss Soyckr, ’Herzog suffered 9 leg injury robbing ^''ogi B erra of a borne run in the m iddle of th e ’5^ season and was unit the rem ainder of rho ^schedule after h calciiwia ciei?»osit h a d Jwrmcd in tile leg. Iffalis THoarna Tc*p Ifitictf Tor a while it appeared Sferzog would require an operation, 'bul he batt .starred working o u t and rejw ris the log feels alm ost normal, f-ft* niAy get by without tile operation. B aud' believes th a t Sicbeni. it installed in left tield. can be one? o f thtf ^ s l liitters in the American Teague. "Ale's a really fine hitter,^* Jfank declared. “ He's gotten .some bum raps, especially *aftcr he m issed that fl> in i.U‘ U)7: .S'*:-ie-:. Those thing:® can aff(‘Ct a ^Dlayer, Hind 3 know ahey liave affecterl Siebern. Tli'h,3 t be needs is lo have his confidence restfttred. "In tho Kansas City stadium , Sic sIioLiId hit better tlian be ever has l>ecuuse his power is to Icft-ccnler. Ile won't hit as many long balls a.‘6 ^ Roger Maris, :jiid I wouldn’t say Ale is as good ali-rour*d as Mari?*, but S honestlv« lil^iink he’v si b e lte r hitter. " I ’ll tell you another guy who c a n help the Atfriciics and th at's L a r sen. There are tim e s*v.'hen ^)on is laster than Vairlcy. believe it <or nc*t. A‘’.e got an idea he ca?* tf/in quite a few games, f t may help frliat he

l*iTTSBURGH, V t. p i l a t e fane a t e *till t r y i n g to m 4 k e up th e it m i n d * w hether tticy iik r th e id es .foe i . Browd trad in g cfi R O A k l inc, 4 Ifont-Tine p i t c h e r , to th e Cardinals for ©ut* fielder G t a o C b U a n li S a u » t tnoli and Pilcher Bin* Cim»h knoiVM lii« inanag«r, Rob ETTiotl. They Tom Cheney. Kline vt'asn’t re g a rd e d am on^ th e live in th e (same lowii, S»t^ piega. • i 'l l fell you *omctliing e ls e ^ th a f ' iippe*' echelon of P ira te pitchers, y e t Larseift e a u flit, l i e could play loft be was a *tartcr a n d atarier* a r o b a r4 field h e re a n d ti» a good eaw igh job, to fcplace. Cimoli b a t t e l .279 til 1 ^ 9 h u t bit Of course, w e 'v e got C ere, a u d >«u only eight bomer*, a n d th e P irates c a n ’t ©verTook fii» h at/* Bailer believer th at evetiTuaTly the already have hom e-run bitter* a1 Vavikeefi m ay g a t\Mlb Tony K iib e k iii Ibifi type in th e outfield. Eola Skin* cenTeiv moving Mickey Mantle to one a e r clouted 13 hom ers, but only th re e of th e wilier outficTd #pot». Kubek, a fter tAie All-Star G am e; Bill Virlie thinki», callid ik> an excellent job in clou stroked c ia ^ t a n d Rolie*lGi Cle* tmjntc tour. celite**. T h ere xecm* t o h e *01110 doulit in Tile v eteran rateM Bud OaTey am the best A’s pitcher he has seen. •'! had Pittsburgh w here Cimoli will play. .\orne luck ag ain st l>aley/* Hank nicii- P e can hardly rep lac e Skinner, who tioned. ''a n d I fitialAy told him wii^^ biU lefthanded and ,i* o n e u t the I guess th a t w as a iittle .silly o ij'itiy ciwniiig b atter* in the ^ am e. And p art because after flint he i:«t m e be could hardly displace Clemente. out pretty good. The best giies*’ is th a t CimOli a n d Virclon will fight it o u t fo r c e n te r Suev 20 lyina In t UaZey •‘He was Throwing m e the kituc.kTer field, probably on a platoon basis. cm th e first and second pitch an d I But on flays when Cimoli is in th e w as icTling it go. Tbcn h e ’d get iii a lineup, Clement# likely will shift lo bole and com e in with th e fast ball. ic n le r with CimoH in right. I suggested he ought to start off with F re d G reen Top C andidate the fast ball a n d get aiiead of m e And Kline’s d ep artu re m a y pose quite then try hm hrcakiiiij vtutf. TWat’s a problem for D anny M urtaugh next w'liat tie 4id. t(v». spring. Starting pitchers ore hard to * i think this guy ought to v in 20 tinct. Mui-faugh will go with Vern ?*aTTies iie.»(t season. Another guy, Taw, F o b F riend and H arvey lladJo h n n y 'Kucks. could h ave a rc a i year <tix,* with Roy P a c # again m anning if he pitched like he did for th e Yanks the fiuil pen, b u t finding scwnebody when he had his big season. IT« was to tal:c over th e fourth starting role keeping th e IkcH low that y e a r, When tn av h e m o re liifficult th a n is heM pilches Tow. h e ’* tough. lievccf. •'I c a n ’t say yet wliat she A’* might George Wilt took 8 reg u lar tu rn in do next scasîn, but it wouldn’t tako a 193# &nd p a rt of X959 tintil lie cisiot lo boost them tip in th e face. countered '*rm trouble. C u rt Raydon, They'vv got to h ave pitcTiiinj for Miije who hcli>ed oarly in 1958, had lo po an d m aybe tlw y’Tl ^ et it. back to rile oiinors la st *um m er with •‘I know ame thing and Ihatî.i TH a rm trouble also. be giving them m y best. I expected F red G reen, a rookie Jefthandcr, To! b e tra d e d to the Aihleta:*. The ffiighr fill rlw! bill, but tie still is a Vankft knew how I felt. Tv*e always question m ark, ftlthough Ii# certainljt tried to iiusile and Tm going t« keep has h ad enough experience. Fennie «n bustling. I don't kjiow how m any Daniels shows occasional flashes o f jjam es I can play. but M i play as fine form, b u t co f a r hasn’t indicated cftcrt iis they want mo to.** be could do the job, although he Ap Jtauer added h e would enjoy play p e a rs to be rh# best bet. ing alongside Tuttle,* whom lie fates There seem Id b e som e backers for AS the best c c n tc r'f ieldor ta the Teague. .Tim Umbrich?, up 9rom Salt Take • ‘W ith a fellow i i k e T u t t l e in c e n t e r , QJity, who m ajored there in relief. And t h e wo*rk ** c a s ’t ' f o r t i l e îjuys w-luo some backers fo r J'oe Gibbon, a rook# Allay e n e i t h e r «idc fs/f h im . I l e c o v e r s ie lefthander who did Sine work in A lo t a1 g r o u n d . W e m ig h t t o bs? Columbus last summer. gimnty gc>od in t h e cKitfielcl a n d E'ye 9Ron $poitc Hi* Minfj ^;ot « h u n c h S ic h e r u will s u r p r i s e a Kline sounded off on a pre-game lo t (mf g)cop!e. T h e y fldû’t im \ Aiim radio show about not J?eing used often m u c li svhem h e ’*s Ohm halt An a*nough and hinted h e ’d either like fo h is haiKl*.®® pitch or b e fradcd. The next d ay Brown had Kline in his anfficc and WL -rn fold him off. Apparently his d a y s 4 « ru c e J o i n * werb num berefl*citer Be* spoke A * .Â*ulir\ir«« T irale Scor(;'board: G eneral Man a g e r Joe Brown took his* family to PZTA'.SBURîH. P a .-J< o e (Grace, T'ort X.auderdale, Fla., for the holi io rm e r majtor league catcherôiitifickier, is (he Aatesl Additi'On* to * days. and it was from there tjiat he OIk* fhlisburgh sct«uling ,*taff. com pleted the deal with the Cardi nals. . . . Publicity Director Jack Grac(;. who A'esidcs in KTurphyirfiScrgcr went to F o rt Lauderdale after fooi'o, XI!., Assumed his new qiuties Christmas and Emilie Mulholland, his AS scoulin;; supervisor qT <?1'jC Mid* assi.stant, spent the holidays at her cvcst a rc a frJrth e aerates, Jan u a ry 3. SI*s territo ry tak es in f\3i.ssouri, home in Philadelphia. Nobody \âs watching the " s to re ” at Forbes Field. Ve.stcrn Vow'o, WebrasTui. T\jorlho . . . Bob Prince, voice of the Pirates, ct'Vn (CUlahoma. Âanstiis an i Co!owill emcee the Dapper Dan Dinner (?acio. honoring Roy Pace, F ebruary 7. . . . G race. wiv6 w'ns w i ’^h hic Prince and Joe Tucker, who is the $?rowus. .î.mntors 'bud iPirales, rcvoice cd the Steelers, will referee the Qired frci:-:! a c tiv e ranks in 15-m:nute basketball exhibition be i0.7i, whiKf? with Saw X>iego (P a tween the Pirates and Steelers al cific AL* was o mcmlo r the Pill Field House, Ja n u a ry IG. This ci)i tile .Sail fra n c isc o scouting^ is part of a triple-hcadcr siaîcd for staff Aor the cV^si tw(o seusons. C hildren’s fSvOspital with Duque.snc vs. --------------------------- 1 9 'tech and Pill vs. '{Vcstniinster in 9hc r.'.rim attiactionr,.

«:IJ£V F K A N D , a . Fr-anTi I.An# *ay* b# b;»tl «» ififenSiiMi of pwttifi*l any estxM H erb Scort? when fw; trad ed away Cal McTisk. •'H erb baa imaugT# probhrm.a.** r.xjdiaiiie*! Fane. •'I <km*t viant t« hurdcn bim witli any now.** H vverthi'te*. tlê interpretation placed a n llw dis|»#si« iMin of AIcSJsU ^'a* that F an e bad lo tw coitntin^ a n a fo m cb ack by Scor^. flow tioe.a licrU tee? about this? 'T t doesirt bottier me,*' tie »ay*. "U I'nii So win. Ml w'iw. im m atter wlmt She circumstances.** Similarly, this philosdpby perm itted bim to tako Hank fiTemberg*M recent te m a rk a in stride. Hank, while trying WiotWlc«f« t® i;et Fan® to tra d e Hcrli lo th e White So.*, said. "T h e best thing for H erb wo,ald !>e lo get aw ay from Cicveland. I le needs a c b a ag e flit cTimafe an d I think b e 'd be a w'inner again nader A? Coi>er, wHio bas Ilia patien ce needed fo r H erb'* re tu rn lo form /* l.a i« would b e a r none a1 Han!;'* persuasions. Nol*so*frantic^^ F ran k said. •'W e've w aited this long te r H erb to com e back. WeT-c not to give bim a p now and let bim bcoome a winner for anotiier cTuT*.'* <CONTINtJi:f) FROM PAGH t i l So tie refused such tcm ptinj; offer* aa Billv Eierctf a r Dick Donovan in e.v art# club; f t l i v w T « 4 ainoiq* th re e chan ge for th e m o re youtMuT- fJcore. npotiser* for another; $t7.5Wi tm a Score nvas not th e least bit ru in e d third .team , and b y the ality by G reen b erg ’s vuggestion that he other %viiich rcsiJomlcii ta |hi* please no Tonger could .win in a Cleveiaiid a t th e quetttWnmaiire. uniform. Five Pacific Coast L eague clwbx •'if I c a n win anyw here, I c a n win furnished cUta on their 1959 ta k e for in CTevcland." h e replied. "H ank is ffadin righto, and th e taiq*e was fro m a lôod friend c f m ine an d I know be** a high Ilf tlcrwit to pC'i Tooking c u t for m y best interests, i'm gam e Irw n th e station. Oilier flattcied Ihat be w ants me, an d ra< ureM were; f?5,4W(i fivnt fawr *pc»nturally MI pitch m y !»est w herever aors, f l 3 . m and I am . F a t i iike Clevciand. The peo Among th e towec m inarx.’tlie m dst ple btM'e have been very kind ;mi! Kubstantial- vunpi w ere reported by understanding. I have a borne here, f;1ub.v in tlie Norihwe^t a u d CaTiiaiuiia I iion’t tee! any e x tra p ressu re and . leagues. I'd prefer to rem ain with (he Indians.** H iae lipoAsaf* tn One M iy Jottt Nix‘d« Co-Urdinatieii One team in the fatter circuit, av l a n e , too, believes th a t Toper eouTd mcntioneci previdusTy, received ije t.th e rnosi a n t c f S care a n d thal'.s a t th e r a te of Si.lklO troru e a c h a t an e reason Tie wouldn’t let th e Vdute bine sponsor.^. Ancther Calif(»i‘uia Sox get bim. *‘The imty thing Hcrli looii club ftwapiied its broadcastiuit needs is lo find. bis ro-oi'dination.” tig h ts for 2 (J spot annoimcerncnts p e r says Fa ne. "?lc wiil re tju u e patient d ay when th e clulr was hom e an d te a handling until lie «](»es get back into a •’ay wlieu e n the road. tile groove and I'm sure Joe Gordon The tiighcst p rice rccciveiJ b y a tmdcrslnnds ibel it's* worth all the n o rth w est cTuli, accor<lin)t br Hie viupatience ^tossiWe to m ak e Her!* a win Vey, w as ilO.OiJft. Ancllwr in th a t n e r a g a in /' Class It circuit girt an d a th u d Tfie indians* êiH'ral m anager. Who received 3# p(fi- cen t a f th e total rev stores baseball information iu Ins enu e abuincifi by tile taciitr ^tatioi* brain irs th e m an n er c f a Hnivac m a- Doiu vpunsfti'K rd the aircasls. cAiiiw, pressed th e button t a *tart the K ep o ria tm o th e r leag u e* incTwfeT: wheels whirring recently. After the TlTexican**“Ttcvenue r:^)nsidercd n ery lights blinked an and 49>ti. the n am e va(isfact® ry anrA aa iu ie witAa Wilks kc’tit bu/.zin'g in bi* boA- c a n ectaikftnay. net. I'exas-^Revenue birt ^x ecitw l, T^Tornents later. Lane h a d rnade Kaslerti—fione a f tile tliix e clnbM contact with Vhlks. tile lo rm e f 7<ia» »c -.nomlirfg Tnroadcasl any gatnc.s. 9ional Teague pitcher, end prom ptly S a lly — O ne clu b rei.'eived FI.TkM, signoi^l rile chunky righthander to a n annlhei gre iM*thing. instruclor'.s contract. Wilks w as a s Carolina—fJ/Ukf for a n e club. signed ho lh # Triloe’s fa rm clubs ais for .another, 112 ptu* ynTne to r JJ'9 u traveling 7)ilc!iing« coach. But be gam es b r » tliird, seas told (ha? fir.si h e would rep o rt T lifte I—Cine te a m recei\<trd 1(0 Tucs«>n. w here h e W(DUlfA tv.'ork djfiotlwr S2.500, ai th ir d had a c o n tr a c t u nder Mc! H arder in improving the ®'t(i9 rcceivi? alt sp o n s o rsh ip s w»Td by m a jo r Teague staff, î'ilk.s* a:hicl pUjjpif aile stcQtion alv>\’e S2Cl.()[*a b u t Hie ?.tuW'jlT he Herb Score. 3ion stftltfJ conle SWJ.OOO,** J.ane ItcwaTlfil Ted im LM Audi(m'e Eating* Ifigb Y'ou see, Lane had fcm em beretl tiiat Alahama-FIor!uJa—A>ne c lu b re ceiv ed faack in A93ft th e sam e Wilks ivas a $309 iix a d v c rtisiiig hmiw vlaliom a n d pilcher^coach for flu? T n d i a n a p o l i s «ponsor. team, e Triloc farm . * Although Fane F lo rid a St*ti?«4>n(e »ecei;u‘d bar ut flint tiirie,ha;5 nothing to do with eig h ts a n d th e sta tio n piw icfcr? »t leas*? Uic Indians, he recalled fhfi job Wilk* tim e sj>oL an n o u n c e m e n t* f«ir 9l># doll® had done o# Sq:wre, wciitt wixs sîtchiiA,^ e a c h oilay ii w a* M m e , (for '?ndianapo!is thaf t'cav. fJebrask-a S u t e — aecrc^l ary sunder T ed's futelage, Score Lecani'c SiandleX Mrrangcmcnls* ^»r a ir in g j'taail file 9o |0 p itch er in the American As gaime»«)nly flMf ail c lu b s ; viglita in e a c h sociation and êd indianapolis lo the ftoww sold l o r 93^ . ad w hich H ie st;otitle 7)y winning 22 gam es b.'hile Clos 9iou (Tc-ceivctl 5^1S i a n d Hi# KwkQnc# ing but watt n lilized in S|iol c o e n m c rc ia ls w a Merlu rem em bers it, boo. "*?Xc w'as b e l i a l mf th # c lu b . my*'j6 ckcy and I was fhe liorse.” the i^)nly AV m in o r le a g u e le a rn s i?#southpaw grins in recftHection. "? used S>ortci)i Ahc*5'>flevisc-iA a n y ganair® fast lo kick niy leg alm ost al>ove m y Tieadf. yeai-tt-alA in T riple-.^ mr tliaoubfc-A. And by ham m ering away he got me G n ly <wic 2>rovic}?cl a n y inform aliow aaij to cut it down. As soon as S did, 8 financial «r>et%i!s, tin A m e ric a n Assi*^ became less v'tliJ.” c ia tio a IcsiM oevtjaling at f&Yft.OOO o In 'i iicsoii this spring, ?Ierb will be 9or five g am es. com e Willis* per.sonal project again Auciicnc# îSHings tilsd) s«xiit?hi ajid the southpaw is eag er to be the in the questi(winairc. d e a r l y **!! cyiuhs "h o rse” once^nore. **‘J'J 1 do anything indicated the broadc^tsts rai^kcd ircvy to regain my coord ination.” ho says h ig h . Loui.svi!le rcpoi*l:cd The a irc a s ts sinecrelv. "All I can sa\' now is that w ir e IVo. k An a d u lt ra tin g , while? coe ^ feel great. (!u* be.st r \ e felt in years S outhern AvSSOciatioiA crlub aespnnde'>i and if ! can g -! V:v: rhyllim back, g’m th a t t!:(& ‘b ro a d c a s ts w e r# ®^Tli# fio\K^ confident u c.ei wm a c r ::! .”^ Belies f ro g ry m T'4 ^ o

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By OLAF E . M CKSflhl MARACAIBO, Venezuela Al'.liough natives pl«iyiu|; t>cCiile'iitaf League rlcciclerf not to suit* |tfiri tile VeiHVuclan Asseieiation play ers* strike, the local eireo it wrwimf nil the lirst toufid of lla^ se^asflWi with a flassic hassle of its owic . ih e initial phase o f tlw eam paign em iut OU l>cceoit>er ^5. A rrangem eols a-grccd u*x*n last su m m er called for flu* to)i th re’s: teirais to e n te r the inu set of playoffs, By splitting a twin-bill tvith foadiug Rapines oil tho closing lU y of tile regular schedule, Bill ITatris* C abinias Itileis presuniaW y nosed out F aslo ra Ifir third place. C ahim as ha«i a ll*IH ircoM and iVistora LJ-H. • llowcvei*. officials o f tile V ew zoelaii Fcdcratiiin ruled th at IV slo ra slwruTd Im^ awaidesi th e tw o inter-lcagtK? paints it had ixMi'o schwJtilctl to play in Valencia am i C;rra.cas, IX’Ccniher ib is mialifiiH? Faslru'a—m stend of C'ahiinas—to r th e playoff series tvidi Bupinos and secoimi-pTace f lavilanes, f'abinaas F n u t s l iJoar'ailing Uh* C ahim as club protested the d e cision hillcrly, ^xiiiiting out tliat fk>* r kleatal team s h ad lost H of l l pi'e\ m\f, inte I*-limp enpape luents. Weveriheless, F a sio ra w as aw artled the tliird playoff fH'itfJ. H arris him self pitciicd th*' vii:tory which sceTiiitigly earn ed third f>lace for I ’.'ahiitias. H ie Los Ani’cles r-*H)l<ie ^ightharwier lK*;«t R apines in te a hlJiings. 2 tw I. in tile finaS ll was Harris* seventh win com ])arcd to six l»ss('s. A ninth-i?ining Immter liy .lac'kie ColTuin fSf. .F a u l> sent th e 3’aine into overtim e. fn th e tirs t paine th a t flay Mapimss 9ia(A heuten Collum, 2 L «is fiouth?>a\v 'Aefi Bowsfield fl^ s to u k Visscd & iluxQ’-h iiie rJ o r his tentJj victory of the campaign. ^fij‘ci('?c»/nl The pfaywffx Were sIwierA fo h e g in aw> iK’oentbtjr

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W in n I’lutni* mn;.;** IU cIiik iWiml*!*® Talking about tra d e repoi'l# th at inclusted hi# Axhburo said be «4ill shiver# every tim e tile ’piw ne •’One report b ad m c going to tho V/pshiiiftton Se*nat«m?.’® I e said. *'] p in io n slicd when I hearsl th at. \Vh«t icb Ihe world coulsl I d o dow a Ih cte? V hy, 9 Cii^n't t.vacp ftpeak an y Spanish. *T’#n glad 9 iliiln’t gel sent to Ihe A m erican Lcay,i:#'. B tfon't tJiink I would like it there. Sn fact, i ’o i o»l #<*) #ui® I'd like any o ther N ational League losvo.” .Ashteuru, who bn# long cKpic.ssed a alesirf! to csmiptei® bi# playing c a re e r in a Phil#’ uniform , ha# abetwly utceis'ed bi# ©ontracl and, althougU R ichte •efu*#.#! tau •ii#cu#s tile tertns, it i# understood to call fo r a suit. tVhee questioned about th at, A shburn #akiT, “ it iva#e'^ exactly the gi-eate.st C hristm as prc#enl f e v e r recelvesf." No m a tte r liow large a slice A shburn take#, lie w»H #ti)15 Im* The scoond-bighcsl paid m em ber of th e Fhiflie#. O nly Robin Rolicri#, w ho joined tile clu b i\\9f month# A.sliburn did; slraw# a higher #airuy. V'hellier Aslibura o r other# a rc hicotved, th e Phil#. sa ill hopeful of m aking som e m ore trade#. GeiM;rgI Mawo a g e r John Quinn spent the Christm a# holiday# with bio fam ily in Milwaukee, b u t w as expected lo resu m e #waiy talk# upiwi returning to bis office a fte r New \ e a r ’#

tile players* uitwm to which tile native athletes belonged. C'airasrjiwil. form er W asliingtou pitcher, tvas ciiarged with strikiiig Eddy Moncada, I*ain|>cri4 eluh idficial, and breaking his jaw in an argum ent which devclo|Hd foIUiwing ‘4 ' n b n ' Carrasc]uel’s ouster as matjayêr early C u tin ii % Vnr».i«ela% Iterlti Sn Estill in Novemfrcr. fln«1u(Tin^ jâine# v t Dereivtfbrtf When the players* pica u» have t ar* i n Jcs4|tnr«ly rasfjuel’s suspcnsfou set asUl#-. was Clult W. E. FCL G.iBe * CARACAS, Venezuela — T b i # denied, th re a ts of :* strike were iiearii. E ienfucgo#.......... 3f^ 1ft A ir country’.s fu tu re participation in M rike Batks All-Star flam e A Larianao............ 26 I? .S43 tile Caribbeara Series—as well as Or. d ecem b er 21. the Venezuelan H a v a n a ................34 34 .500 O rganized B all’# w inter league A ssociatior/s all-star .squad v.-as miIh.sIAliuciidaart^ M 51 .540 piogram —m ay be ia jeopardy a# itled to fly Kl M aracaitxi for the atia result of th e player strike ^-hicli a — ^---------------nv;ni gam e against Hie Occklcnia? forced susin*nsio« «»f .Hic V w w of th cif pitching •tat?, stamiouts. The league prc.sMicni had zuf'lan Association #easoii. k s <?3oslon) w-a# shelvesl & \vii.ek by charfercsl a plaue for tin* trip. Itowl* 4 ir r l i v T h #.* Venezuelan Federalten, tile flit and Riwiy Arte# (Vt/Iii(»‘ .Sox) ever. five natives jiicked Kir iht^ teariT wiiich em brace# both th e Cai\xca# iStU9#ll» t Iii# ! encountered rough goin?;. Cbily (BoIAy failed Kl slwm* up ut M;tiquetia Air3«i)|t ant? tile Occidental I.eague, lj<Kkr (ClcvelaiHl) had kc-jtit u^') bi# 4xn 1 . As a cou.sequetw**. tin* y.ume anrouncod th at the w inner of the winning pace for M«arian6'-a). was c:aiH:ellc<tf. By BUREN RODRIGUEZ ta tte r c irc u it’# playoff# W'ilT rejweP ascual jointWf Ln)ck'£i? in t'h^ lanThe five—liificTib'i-s Lhico Far.rasHAVANA, Cuba scnt thi# iiatioj# in Sêhruary'# victory class on C hristm as ®4iy wlue« •]ucf, ex-tn.'ijor Icagnet, I'-lio f.'hncon L a!in-Am erican tourne^^ in Fan* Irre a l pitching lie whippt^d Marteiioito. Mw f. 'l‘kw <Cisicuu%ati). leodoi'O.Ohregoii tNnsham a. However, Occidental offi bv• C rn i I ■) PasCienfuegos rightharrtter Htrucik ou9 ville) and FernuTKlo Basantc iUKi <*)ufcials claim they have lost fiSS.OtW ru4»l am t B a u l 19 in baingin^^ up hi« #evcnth win in fiehicr Tcoliuda Acosta fWinstoivSaflheady thi# season and #ay’ they .Siîichez. h a s eea now'. Siow E<aai3ly <kknision) •pac^#! lcin>—were iinm tsliately suspemiMl. w'ill need financial Iwlp front tilt* I a b I i # b •* ll the the E lephant a tta c k *g,ainsi Aria* *'.r<tf Loop officials subsequently indicate*! fe d e ra tio n to m ake the Irip. Cioufr«-go# I l I c bi# #ucce«sors with (hrc#* hil.s. tlK*y w'ould ask Comniis-.ioner Foul Wliile th e F eck tatio n had not |» ll «8 a t # a# tho MetsTtvM illft# Twelfth Llonio‘P F rick t<y b a r . them from O. B. resfMimled to tile request a# thi# toam to b r a t in Home ru n s wcm* <deci#iv#* f*it;tflor# Api«o^'imateJy U. N. players had was w ritten, it w a s ‘felt the f iim t h e C u b a n in tw© succ*es#ivc C ccem be# liceu jxrfo rm ing here this tt inter, hut cial a id w ould be piovidcd, since l.eagutt*. S-eta] by 26-17. In tfm? ftelumUy «:on(esl twine was involved iit tiw? strike. All Venezuela w'oulil lose it# CaribAbe two ac e hurlbarriror blow'<# wcia: rccordw l Ilafnu «me of tile Slatesiile alhlelo’S sc*lieaii Confederation franchise if it d";#, I’aiaiy C as vanjf rd g e d M artenao, ft lo 7. .St#:\« lectcd to the all-star Team repoi^cd las ?d>iled t» s«mf club to panam a. san©’# club thim*aBSKwU Demehcf i(2)efroit) rApjxid 4w«> ‘lîr th# the airp o rt for tfie flight to Mdoicpcai^jax l\v t Lfcminicam Republic. add(?d otered t(i> Hi victoria# in it# last I!# losei*#, giving him U for ika' season. The exceptioa vi-as C atcher Ed Sadowto flue Confeder adion se\«cra2 year# thnuugb fyecrmbei* to Cfwu iHowcvw, F rank ifGn*er£i (P h ilad tlski- (I5oston>, who had liceia otiffoji uig ago, ha* bcd'? .^waiting an oppo®tine #Vo»*.*on’# biggest iidvaantîgc, dphia) retained loop ]eatter.ship» wheo for tw o w e e ts fn&iti P ?unw)r in 9hc 9unity to j\aAfici|>:t^ in 3)jtc FiifiCUial bnf: 4uplic.ald#l bi# (remcnd- fie b lasted No. 13 to ^trii\^» e a r. V alencia Cluteoffkials re#o>rtcdl!.y ^ b o sn Serie«b ©u# FK79 i|>erform<ji«C'e wit,b 'SSfasliing- oi)f three successive four b 5tgg*;iw Aiarl.•mggîsfcd he sScip S’he garlw*. — :------------- rn 3fOu •hm wi-nW'T, i?e'-tliA\g off .êven e*d by Ai E uro iP ota THc») #'rwl v I'w© artivt'TVs 9A’lx3 bud f/ectA câisco. ■. o S S arris’ s i y t h irium ?>h w a s a lU-‘fe Ir/j;. Smii- B reeding (B altim ore). feiuthTiaw s J>cata S to n e <^9?ochesier^^ Jielw xea til® pfajeea® tinioni anuS the steighft triiunijihe fed* siniftxii^ alf Fashi>ra, 3? fra ®. The Sollowing okiy 'Kook:® tlOmlioldcXiuU Jim (©’T'oiylia ^C incinnati® , w ere' teague. ft involvctd alisfribirfioo tdf d’hez li^d w©ji 'tiglil o>f lf #k‘c’i^jions, I5'‘C(*mher 23. A? Cfirwiiwplcfi q§toaira'B the l^veo^rolul righdiandcr, wAio 6*r Josffi Ja rta b u li (M ichigan City) tt-icus'etf 8>et:ausc tfie y fen*! pilcAicsf rh.* money (tfterivciSl from th e A e f v ie ^ e ^ MV® WQ^ vi(j:i7iix^ Aioute t h e prcviou** alay ii? wlwit p ro v e d ch arg e on ^ s .s e s given fo» nativtjc pl:i»y- 3>os(e<A an 11-5 rvCiOial lor lh«e Cuftfins Hi® first liom er tftf bioi C uban kwa^’KS' r n <fw in* tb e Aeagtic'« finral gam®'. Ston® e i^ Ibir use by relatives a n d friends^. (SnteinalioAUiI) test #unTmer dkfter ok craneev in the twelfth inning to p ro Uixier a n a rra n g tm e n f drawm uiji* midse'a^^»>n AonVcfrsioii la) s I cP r t i n £ vide M arianao with <st 1) to 3 ‘sVîsion auifpitcK cd tile C a r a c a s i»ce. % lo I, likely 9© AliQ'k w'ith *»ver AlmrtJndarec!. e n a b lin g ^'alcncâi t*» tie th e Y.ions lo r ffirctf years <ftgo, Half mi fhis money (duty, ISte.'-tfual iuid 8 * i» rtd iiti|i( lilt ast Tfaniim SJ IPaofcd by S-ep Camlcnavi (C'incinrtf ti), firsts Tf;(e n'wMauy g a \« th e (^•as u s e i 90 promcAc locai am^leiA? Cinciniuiti nc^t V : * n c i a Acftv » rcdOir.S ioom pared frajaball white 9lie ?>lpycrs’ C[>rganizo- ?:6inchQ.‘Z oil.w., rûiA'.tol cDiye-twcw in 'th e whG« clam m ed thrt^®; homwrn, Cwnli©S'lwlw w. Il'<i(. flK.B, ^,os srramp&tl Marians.^!), 15 it!»> W, in ^ Att «-S fo r cO 'foole. T h e lea;*.ue*s le a d (ion claim ed jt wa^s prom ised file cffh^pr te'wigue YifkA ftfibte ittiih ®:ip;iX3>fi .............BX .USB f.. ha)^. o •However, the bilayer *ynicow iTcsportively. (game M arianao, D occm ber ill. ing Aiiirlev w as §-li *fjrba (?oew \ o i k ) , aiwiUiu® n BS /.5E I d^bntcmled ii never received ifs share. bellite the ttiuo w^f. .*»parking CtenwIko w m ^-a’with 9âmperd>. ' M U .411 % Slautw** (Pitl.sbur,vJi), Vc^gnMost ftf the U.“ S. playcr& dc?jartiyJ «rsiw hile Vi/hiii!* five tCai-ypsfiucl rhi.®)arb p re «»bim as ... w AS .Sl-S I, wer<® y>a<*e-*?^^t!ers diO’oto failuitB (fO M T IN U E D O N P A G E 20.oC O L . -5) c ip ila t^ f d th c h io w u p , a n i m a t i o n w hich for ^<ome, ?)eccm ber 33-26. 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B y RAV G IL L E S P IE William E d w a n J (B iti) Erie?, t o n n e r p la y e r am i ex^cuUv# of tin? raid St. S«onii% Brow ns, (tied a t his L o m e in R ichm ond Heights, Mo., a anisuria of St. Louis. !X-cembi»r 24. a fte r t p ro lo n g ed illness. H e w as Kl. A jovial m a n w ho Tilted t o re m in is c e and recount r e c o i l s lion* o f •‘the good! nit! day*.*' iii IT w as r e g a r d e d as o n e of t h e g a m e ’s moat en tertain in g d o r y - be Hers. H e gen erally m a d e liimself tin? b u tt of h is tale* a n d enjoyed Q d e a r l y laugh along with bi* lis te n e r s e v e r y ti tn e b e unfolded an on-the-spot account alf an a m u s in g incident. H e w as a m a s te r o f the Irish b r o g u e and could th ro w in a O r n u i accent ttfftenever aTio occasion d e m a n d e d , “ I used to kn o w STC) lt:««elisll stories a n d <#v#ry ame o f Them authentic, loo,** be*:* often m used rn r e c e n t y e a r s when r n | U ! I j l l a r r s e t l S n i f i i r % !•;«!. Bailing Tiealth m a d e it difficult Tor b i r n , Tx* ait ten d th * u su al function*. I n r m d Jo li# u n iV a n l.a te r & fierce com ootitof in his d a y , F r i e l ST. LOUIS, Mo.—Very m u ch in alw ays insisted th a t it wa* fully ten l o w with his Italian brid# whom y e w s a fte r Tie broke into b a s e b a ll befoe m a r r i e d in F r a n c a a f t e r World |<m;V* Au* kiww M ene w a s aud* a p erso n W ar I. Bill F riel liked to relate, <tf.« a 'dill* trainer. a m o n g hi* m a n y tuimcsroiift ex peri ‘‘Wi*. I&ought o u r a r n ic a a n d linim ent en ces, how ti# nvPt ’Anna Mftriaa n d siiUlffrok fmir o w n a r m s a n d legs,** fenesa Andolfi through a buddy foe said. w hile b o th Le a n d Anna w e r e e m (Ptoye4 E v e r y Position in ’0? ployed in social se rv ic e work A ltogether. F riel sp e n t 34 y e a r s in a m o n g th e Ineojis. * Ufie g a m e aas player, m a n a g e r , um pire, “ This c h a p to ld me, M o r e I ttGOcT* a n d executive. O ne season m e t tin.* girt, th a t be w a* engaged {1902), b e p la y e d e v e r y *>osition w ith ' So her,** Bill recalled. “ But a soon Mn? J t k w n s . T h a t w a s M e y e a r tile A m erican L e a g u e f r a n c h is e w as t r a n s found o u t t h a t s h e ocarcelv • l;new f e r r e d to Sit. Louis fro m M ilw a u k ie . A file f e l l a s e n d L e s e e m e d t o #c*t Jefthandv^d h itte r w h o M re w night-1 a big kick out of it w hen I told (handed, Witt .pitched, p la y e d .first, «ecBier shat § h a d been h earin g all one!. th ird . M o r t a n d the th ree outfield a boui b e r a n d waft a® g la d ta® meet apods until one rf a y b is m a n a g e r , « liter. J i m m y M eA lrcr. fo u n d h im se lf ha a “ Rut ms lit f u m e d out, t h # joke Bight spot. w a s oui) bins. 8 m a r r i e d th e gal “C a te lw r Jiggi* O o nobu# h a d b e e n a n d b ro u g h t h e r b a c k ?•» the given M c d a y Aff,’* Kill recalled. “ Billy U n ite d S ta te s i f / b b atte!® * ‘IM;*lone;* wa» injured And J o e Sugdeu w as put Aul «of th e j^ams by U m p ire T o m m v Connolly. T h a t left u s with Af il'rt? fwigfob»riifl^ St. J.®uia C a rd in a ls OOO c a tc h e rs . so* wlvtn AffcAlecr fook*ed<ft®1 jo i ms. ” Sic, play**# a m a t e u r ball on 4&99 end Aver th e sq u a d for som ebody fo unit Taehirrf t!:<p plate. ll volunteered a n d im - in I BMI “lu r e d o u t ” lift t® .pitcher for on od iately geol t h e jab. ? c a u g h t J a c k , N i a g a r a U n iv ersity . Bul wlv»n school Pow ell for si»ve» innings arui naiTcd c lo s e d in dune. F rie l ‘'g r a d u a t e d ” to Billy (fiiibert. the (Only m an <on abe Abe Tftf.*w (Haven c l u b (rf th e Connecticut © a h i m o r e c l u b wha# ‘tried t o ateal.1"* L e a g u e a n d saw w a i v e fo 7© g a m e s f*ii7 taste.! «on?y two® y e a r s ms a As an oiuutfielder. Tile W irt ye nr h-?. v.oa o>s'gned ti® f l a y e r with the Brawns* Twit 4hey w ere awry t*»\«ttitfu?\ ears. Hie a lw a y s #ssunp;fl M ilwaukee, Mesa in t h e A m e ric an Ibis friends. L eague, jm<3 » v e o r loter h # m oved on “ Wften A 4 bine rn St. Uauis avith th* tow St. (/but*. f r a n c h is e ." be related, “ w e Lad -moly “ T ho se 1982 B-ov ti-* should h a v e Hive (day(Prs. Cpu:* m a n a g e r, McAleer, won the? j^ im a n ? ,1* VV ie! o il rn ivmiwaft <» p'AM'.asivc? tel I(ow and) it rfidnT ini&eod. *'We v e n t rte In cliv.a lo the (bike Aum l o ^ co cw&k seven m e m b e r s rt w ire. hut finally loo.’: by fiv.» g a r n e t 0 °

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C o n n ie M a d k 'o P h ilad elp h ia Athletic*. T h a t really wa^ one of th e g r e a t e s t B ro w n s’ le a rn s of all tim e1!** Bitt d r o p p e d out of til© fnatjor* ♦» &904 w h e n ‘h e w as t r a n s f e r r e d to Co»lu m b u s w h ere , in 1909, lie b e c a m e m a n a g e r nrf the A m e ric an Association learn. H e re m a in e d t h e r e until 491& mlwn foe w as n a m e d t o the helm of t h e St. P a u l d u b . .After m a n a g in g Hi# Saints for tw o seasons, h o w ent into t h e in su ra n c e business in C o lu m bus. In m idseason o f 1915, h e waft appointed to th e u m p irin g staff arf th e A m erican Association. In 1918, with World W a r I e t its Leigh?, Bill fcedame th e ^Knight# of" C olum bus athletic -director in F r a n c e , w orking with U . S. troops. • 4t w as while •'O v e r There** t h a t foe m e t A nna M a r i a te r e s a Andolfi, an Italian -b orn t e a c h e r w h o waft a c ti v e in m ilitary social service. H e m a r r i e d Lei* in P a r i s in 1919. S he died in 1$30. O n his re tu rn to th# U n ited Stales, F rie l took a job with his old ball club. tfoc Brow ns. O w n er P h il Ball hir#d Lim as a co ach , to o k a liking t o him and a y e a r la te r m a d e Lim business m a n a g e r c f t h # T u ls a Barm in th e W e stern L eag u e. I n July, 1923, Ffiel ftuccoeded Bob Quinn as b u sin ess m a n a g e r d f the B ro w n s w ho* B o b b e c a m e president and paiVwvnisr « f lite Boston R e d Sox. F rie l retained Lift St. Louis e x e c u tive job until J a n u a r y o f 1931, when he w as replaced b y L. C . M c t v o y . Ffcxcept f o r a s e a s o a a s m a n a g e r of St. Augustine <1940), th a t nva* h is l a ^ connection in O. Ti. S u rv h fors include a son, Argec». a n d tw o d a u g h te r s , J e a n e t t e F riel and M rs. . M w V. P ierce.

I/Dll ic Wissler* fo rm e r m a j o r Teague infielder ami m in o r Teague ‘m a n a g e s w ho wos known as L e w W histler rfurQvig his d ia m o n d c a r e e r , d i e d in St. (Louis, © M e m b e r 3fr, a t t h e a g e c f TM. H e b r o k e int® jpriti hall with Alton. SU., in 18X5 as a first b a s e m a n a n d -reached lh# m a j o r s w ith th e N ew V ork O la n ta in 1890. f i e ju m p e d Wow V o rk fo r th e Baltim ore <Oriole& in *9* but w as (released in m idseason and joined Louisville of the N ational (League. The tiexf season h e played with both Louisville and St. L ouis lwS®re retu rn ing to the m inors. S i s s i e r began his m a n a g in g c a re e r with Springfield, 0 ., of the Inter-State Leaguer in 1899. He la te r led S y r a cu se. Schenectady, Chattanooga and M ontgom ery before closing out b is c a r e e r as pilot of M emphis (Southern) in 1904-05. Survivors include his wife. Alii#, mid one daug hter, Mrs. Torn V in cen t Sfukoski, a p ro m isin g m i nor league pitcher before he was s e verely wounded during World W ar ll, died at the V eterans' A dm inistration Hospital in Wilkes-Barre, A^a., T^ecembeP 2R. f i e w as 84. The fo rm e r lefthander, w ho resid ed at Swoyersville, P a.. s°i g n e rf with W ilkes-Barre ( E a s t e r n ) &0in Ju n e o>f 1943 a fte r hurling three consecutive no-hitters l o r b is Sw oyersville high school lenin. Although only• H\ he * I’ compile.l & 10-7 r e c o r d ^ ;ith th y Star-

B ill Was M ilwaukee Circum ii Until B rother P at Spoke Up ST. LOUIlv, Bill FrieT r n n i e tr o m a 1i>ftsebnTf *famify. H 'b rra of his b ro th e ra iflsa® w e re c o n n e c te d with th# sport. T h e Ant# ‘P a tr ic k H e n ry F r ie l saw acrv ice in, 1883 na n p itc h e r but H ater wa* an o u tfield er in 1891 w ith the Athleti.ce. M ike, a th ird b asem an , d id n ’t la s t Ion#, tout R ay m o n d (B u ck ) F rie l, n p itc h e r , (beearn# h u ein esa ix\ma$*r *1 T u lsa a fte r L it playing d a y s en d ed . St w as P at who® unw ittingly go? ^nuttier ‘S ill rn a j a m w ith Mi1waw« k e e ’a G e r m a n fan* in 1904. H u g h Duffy, M ilw aukee ananogcar, ireafieiu^ h e needed a C a r m a n f l a y e r con bi® ro ste r, fold Fidel, w hen foe joined th e B rew ers, M a t foi® IroGit-handl* W«ndi L a v a l o toe Jttitea-Jl of “ Bill." “ Thin went ocver foig, «s|ftecially ftikea I replaced J i m m y tturk<e. arr# frishm an, at Third b a s e , ” Bill Tater adm itted. •‘T h e # o o d tw rg fic ra really believed 3 w as a fine G e r m a n Tad a n d f w as The to a s t o f M il waukee. T h a t A.#, until so m e w ise guy, w ho L ad know n say kroilwM* back c®'9ftt, w rote F a t a n d a s k e d Lin* if a/e w e r e I ris h air G e r m a n , i m a g in e m y (Chagrin w h en 5**t c/rote h a c k That fl wa* rough a n d through—ai*! wg4 C«i*manT T h e |>lot w an foveal od M owwry taal* rn M ilw aukee m y p ic tu r e wan funned f o th e arali.** 9

l f ti i i I t a i T c o a t l J o l t ( o r f J i a r f t o m l In explaining how' Le b r o k e into baseball, Bill often f o r a g e d : •‘I g a v e ult* a dandy jo b so I could play ball. Why, b a c k in th e G a y I wa# m ak in g St c e n ts mu flour h e a tin g rivet* Aor S*rflermakera lh# P en n sy lv an ia ra ilro a d . After tw o year*, th e y ra ise d w<*. t o A c ^ n t t an Lour and. (despite 4Ive la c ! I Thought M e jo b Lad a ach*! lu tin g , I g av e It up® for th e diamond.*" Once, white relating trow Lait p la y e r * often abave a w a r o r t w o off ihcis age* to a p p e a r y o u n g e r, k ill a d m itte d that Le L ad d o n e it him self. “ R e c o rd s sh aw t h a t I w as L o rn in Renovo, P a., o n April f o o l ’a l>ay, li§77. T h a t should l®e T87^." When the atory trM a ro u n d to the baseball h isto ria n s, M cy c h e c k e d h im tm it a n d Bitt re a d ily a d m itted it wa* friw?. Accordingly, t h e re c o rd hooks w e re c o r peeled and Friel obligingly g a v e h a c k M e y e a r M a t L e L a d lopped of! in Lift e a rlie r baseball c a r e e r .

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in J a p a n , th e y c a n l i v e lik e foing.4, which th e y could fievtrc tim an tfie States. •“T h e h e s t t e a m L o re could n e v e r consistently h e a t an AA o r AAA c t u V n o t b e c a u s e th e y lac k th e ability, twit b e c a u s e t h e y (Ton‘4 (To th e basic thing® t h e w ay t h e y ’r e t a u g h t in t h e States. •‘T h eir m o s t g la rin g w e a k n e s s af staling—they ju st d o n ’t k n o w Loft t o b r e a k u p the d o u b le p la y . A gainst a U. S. cluha th e i r second b a s e m a n a n d shortstop would g e t killed. Again, it's not t h a t th e y c a n ’t flide, h u t just M a t t o r nom e r e a s o n th e y a r m i l ta u g h t properly. •‘P itc h e rs n e v e r Wlock a m a n a w a y tr o m t h e plate, e v e n if t w o or?- flite # L o m e rn ii a a r e hit back-to-back. •‘I t 'a ro u tin e h e r e fo r a r u n n e r ba go from second b ase t o th ird im a b a ll Lit rig h t a t th e sfooiis t o p f t a jl t e m j f t ift m a d e a t th ird . # “ My f ir s t few w e e k * in th is league, I picked nine m e n off b a s e {pitcher® rfon't d h i m ' tm f i r s t often e n o u g h ) Lki4 since th o u no Ane w e n getn a lead . TLey told R o n B o ttler a n d m r t h a t Ahey Sloped w a c ould h e lp r a i s e lh # stiiindacds sit b a s e b a l l Jfow-ever. J hey aievetf seem t o ask €>ur opinion on any th in g and ju st continue t o p la y w h a t IB (fealty call a t l o i d La se bait.

d id ate fo r R ookie u t t h e Year, t u r n e d in th e w ee k ’s finest mound effort, Itec e m b c r 21, wl»m lie to s s e d a twoL itter for ftlarianao, o n ly tc® lose a I to ft h e a r t b re a k e r to A lm en darcs. C h ic o F e rn a n d e z {D elroil) stole Aiome m the t h i r d Inning for th# lone Quia. ^Orlando Pfcna <€iftcinnati) b u rle d » Sour-hitter • for M e ahutaut—his M ird. (Cuban C a jw r u: Fisticuffs enlivened f w » g a m eft. M a iv B re e d in g ®)f H a v a n a and J o e y Valdiviclso {C h arles to n ) of Mariana® s q u a r e d off follow ft •• (4 ing a collision at the k e v sto n e Decem laet 3(4. a n d Loth w ere e je c te d . ( Ofl”* T h e following nigh* Yftrny G onzalez *‘® ^ ’ould ®ay t h a t tow opvould ✓ • ... /rf-#. r * « « ( u .! ____ -X_____ • _ . J . * a ^ {Cincinnati). Cienfuegos djutfielder, w a s tin g your lim e fry in g t® s to u t Jaw as fthumbedk Tor »winging a t R ene p a n —how, a n y w a y . M a y b e In fhft V aides. {M outival^ a f t e r being nicked future, w hen je t tr a v e 1! w ill anak# aw%>y a pitch. . . . ll h e Teague e x p e r i tcr-co u n try <^t u y p o ssib le, sccftufjo^ e n c e d its firs t forfeit ainee 4922 w hen L o re will b e m o re a d v a n ta g c o u * . “R ig h t now th e re se em s 4o» b e oc*ra#H a v a n a w as aw ard ed th # second g a m e of the C h r i s t m a s twin-bill b e c a u s e <nf M in g of cb hands-off policy us J a r aa State® t e a m ® p icking u p J a p a n e s e stalling tactic® fay Al rn end are*. players# wndl a ls o te a m s Au the U. &. n n s before* he e n l i s t e d i :q M e A t m y in a re frow ning can a n y fgffayom cr«wiw.ft S e p t e m b e r of 'Cl. this league. H e w a ? wioundcMll ut L o y t e w h il e "D ue boy aput of ffoflege, w h o fttw-a s e r v i n g w ith the 21st I n f a n t r y D ivl- c o v e r 20 game® (kist y e a r a n d La® 38 ftion 9ii th # Srouthwest F a c i f t e . j w ins andl only f• o u r fosse® this* •o'var-® with n f .50 earned-rup? a v e r a g e —could), F)r. B. I.. Robins, the Yankees* dieani as Tar t ®m co n cern ed , pitch im th® physician from 1930 th ro u g h 4912, big leagues. S ta lk e d to Lim M iw g fo died &t Glendive, Mont., D e c e m b e r an in te rp re te r a n d told him a b o u t yo#.«r 2$. <He was in terest. (Rut he se e m s St>e gw° Dbr. Robins h a d flcejo in fhrivnta te c tly h a p p y L o re sQiidl rfkeo it Ao<i§tr/eW •practice in Glendive since 99A7. ta* te a vc. ® A native af New York, D r. R obins “‘Y kivc/.v th at M e se ySayem L ave u g ra d u a te d from th?® N ew Work TJni- burning d esire fo p lay 4he way Abe versity Medical Schorcrf «in 1915 Dud big Teague cdulos do w hen they coni® an an A rm y physicist# bn (France o v e r h ere. (But ll b eliev e ah ey wiW dSkiring W orld Wn? ii. h av e tao ft ave* rjieir teeth foicke<A ia _o_ by. sa y , y good C lass A club from U te W i l l i a m Bo ud en ®, ®n nmilfieldvr w i t h S tale s tai m a k e th em realize they came* P a d u c a h a n d D y e r s b u r g ( K i t t v a in $ lay stu p id ft ase bult jugminM) U . S. 1921* wild 1925. d i e d a t t h e Yllinois C e n te a m s an& wiv>. t r a l H o s p i t a l in ChicagCA iX*cemlwer “ 0*iIv then will th e•y w ork &■'I • 20. H e w a s G5. s t r e s s th e i m p o r t a n c e off th e Yitite Beni 4 e . i o h a d b e e n o ( m v . e r grouse th in g s I;>c>t win g a m e s —h i t t i n g M e < c for lh.* I!li:i(»j<; ci'-' n ra! Vs?;«>- off r.je.-i. s ’/J'n g , irking, (wff ^lte 3-a:i.l*9 ro a d o

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CO. TRUJILLO, J). H* AltT»ug% • fciutcrwy t o b e overeager e t the plate handicapped Frank Howard recently, lh© Dodgem* prom* ising young g in n l.ia WBipiiiot; * craditatole i«©or4 ia ti}# Dom inican. League. A* th© Reason t e a m l Mw tfife©f]ii#rt©r mark, How ard ranked fifth in n in g Mw te^gue’# hitler!! with * .311 average. H e boasted eix tom © ru m and wax fa r o u t hi Iront in * B I » w ith 35. H ow ard’s adiicvttnerrt* lire al! iii*: ♦n»i« (remarkable im v iew o f the show ing «< Kick Stuart before hi* tele a se by A guilas Cibaria®, D ecem ber 22. The slushing Pitts burgh first sacker w as batting a m eager .221. He owned H o liv e h om ers but «nTy TS runs batter! in for TOgam es. Two trn m m a g a Stuart k 4 the D om inican with 14 rouwi-trippcrs, y et ti rove in only 33 UU ie*—two few er thai* H oward already bas—in a 51-game campaign.' Mocept for • sharp slum p early fa st nwMrtJt (Iow aid ’s figures would i e oven more im posing. In his over-;'------------------------------------------------------- -#«ij'f:nws«s to d e liv e r , t h e b ig E sc o g id o ‘N i c a r a g u a ' baseman* w a s tfoing #ft©i b a d flitches. At otic s t r e t c h he w e n t tj-for41, with «>n!y lo u r R B h , b u t la t e bist livnnlh he fount! th© r a n g e a g a in . Meantime, T e a m m a t e F e lip e ATou {S#n F ra n c is c o ) s u r g e d l o th© fore in Iliff hatting* r a c e a n d hic t n o t l w Chitty (Springfield) f e a r e d into teefind place, givin# P e t e R e is e r 's Esc©fiiJo club a fo rm id a b le ane-4iw>-thf©e Flinch in its b id f o r t h e Ila#. A r c h e r nalive, Infielder R ic a r d o Kid Sbigjrrr, Urn lr r limo) h m y h (tvfjchigau* C ity ), %lw> entered th* Ese©gido lin e u p w h e n Shortstop b l n l l a s I u d f o r C t > t u « J > a c k Charlie* Smit Ii (Lo* A n g eles) returned ie th© .S w ea, alfa* ha* le is te r e d the By HORACIO f c D il MANAGUA, Niear#j»;v# l? o m T u V n i% T e n g r i * . V i e fin e w o r k ©• sev © r a t ««\Vilficludiii# j a m # s of De combe# 30) cotncr# to d ie Cin C lub W. I . Vet. U A co E s t pel U s ro st I*.c o g i t o ............. 32 IG .661 .... e r h a s b rig h ten ed Aguila Cibaeo#* . I i 32 .521 I t h e ©utlook f o r F iery .....................19 2% .104 W /$ M anager J o h n ny E ft. t t r n w t i t o i i 3 t .404 12ft Pcsfcy in the Ni« K ----------------------------------------------- H caragiuiT League'* Ivioont* atta cit m e n tty. Jraepl* w al a c c e n d # half race. loped - a p a ir e l hornet*, good for P esky a c<| u i r e d ♦hr#© RIUs# s p a r k a 4 t o 5 c o n q u e st til© we\© Stateside t i Licey. Slam W illiam s (Lo* An talent follow ing 4 *oh»nff«i!*t t r e s ) to s se d a livc-hittear in gaining disappoint ixia tfiird-plac© x h o w iu ^ b y ii* eighth w in a g a i n s t Tone defeats. the Tig©** in the first round. Joseph hit a n o t h e r fcomer##~hi* liftli P i n t P a s©nui! W alt Row! #f*i • - a s f c r o g i d o b e a t l i e ©y a g a i n lh© J p i t c h e r J i m W eaver, both Cleveland fellowing n ig h t,* / to J. I ch a t lets, h a v e g ro v e d to b e stan dout M utt un* R e tire * 2 ? in a R ow additions.. P o n d (M obile), wh«o ©»on The finest p itc h in g e ffo r t in recent th e Florida Instructional League horn* feme#; w a s c r e d i t e d t o NeJ* Chittuito ©dr a u d R P I titTc* this w inter, w^stvd •Huston). T h e J.icey rig h th a n d e r f,av© n e tim© in Misplaying hi* trem en d o u s j u s t four hit*, t w o iu lh© firs t in* pow er. W eaver, *rn 24-y©dr*«oM tefty, *h>g. in tl r e t i r e d St b a tte r* iii a row h a 5 rlw w n th e %tuff that tnad© him a «»vcT ©ne s u e Ida in h e a tin g Aguifas |)erfoTtn©r v. it!» liurlin#tf)n (C aro Cihaenas, 5 to I, d e c e m b e r 72, lina). O s a r fu ib e rt { S a l e m , V a.), young Fiw tw o ©©mbini^f to Trad Cinco otffiv© .southpaw, c a m * th r o u g h with Estr©lT»ft t«» a n to 2 rout of Koer *m six-biltef f o r A guilas th e next ©ve C h ris tm a s «i|;ht. W eav er a xing r?) |>?‘st {Joey*# F r a n k E a r rn's iRdu.hcsicr), a to t . lVlejBrrt^iUiw l.©a>£4t# Dot ain levin 8) Dings: M a n a g e r P e le ®te»j-©r *>? E sc o g id o and h is fam ily (Including g arn er ©f Deoemb^T hew tom © to Si. l o u i s » few d a y s ' C lub W. I . P c t. « . f t . ♦©for® C hristm as <x>n re c e iv in g word Cinco ... T ii .575 .... ilia* im fathcr-in-law had suffered a O rien tal ............. 5 3t .ti25 2 •©ait attack. Stet© rejoined the club .429 P/i f . e o n ................... 4 ••a l > c c n jb e r 2 0 . . . . E s t r e l l a s Oricn-( B o d ! ....................... J • M I 4ah*s released C a tc h e r Nim T ern ay •Salt f.*akc) and signed C a tc h e r J . W. j , -----------------------------------------------

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“ airier R o c h e s t e r ) , . 0 . E scogido nifty f<»v»-Litter, ^ h i l r IBonff, « nix• ut kosft* P i t c h e r CarrolP B erin ger foot - se v e n lefthanded slugger, wal ^fW)V*nc). R ig h th a n d e r Eel Roebuck loped a teni'fk 384-foot h e n w r with fSi. Paul)^ who h a d re tu rn e d l<&> two ii boa rd. •SWI?* in m id -D e c e m b e r b e c a u se o f tSiJverko Pei© /, v e te ra n Cuban south ttfrvcw© s to m a c h illness, w a s scheduled paw wilt* also w as signed recently by ** E sc o g id o obi J a n u a r y I. €inoe> E s tre lla s a f t e r Oriental released him, likewise gave P e s k y ’s club a lift by beating his fo rm er team m ates, 3 to ‘D ominican Dandies 5--- -Off—. I, D e c e m b e r 2?. Julio Moreno, Tonner Washington LEADING BAUERS ' Club AB. R. W. RBI. ©cl. burton with Leon, established a pew [ I" '* J E 'c o g i d o ) S 0 ° 2 9 SP. 2 1 .347 A'cu' E^co9i(lo — 353. 28 SD 13 .331 league record when he struck out 16 *•’.!.? ? " tcn* Est reI!?S .169 Pl SA 13 .321 while bealing Boer, 6 to 2. It vt as J»,nw«7# Eiirrftoi .16! 38 SI 18 .317 iv. l05,*r|»* Escogido _ ISI IS 47 35 .311 M oreno’s seventh victory. J: .;’ V*'V(T' tJcey ---- 351 39 46 ?A .3 0 5 Nicaroifjiuin Niifffjctv: N ic a r a g u a ’s Licey ___ 364 8 47 33 a .287 ArI* Cl a .AErl o 'Ii i-/ ^ v - k r . L ic e / 166 2 0 47 3 6 . 283 P re s id e n t L u i s Somoza took 510.000 i i J n!lh ' ^ I i e l l a s 1 5 8 21 4 4 I S . 278 from the public repairs budget and ’i ' - . Kob<(|^ tsc o g id o 3 7 8 2^1 a*3 < <270 turned 9 it o v e r t«» the league to help LEADING "PITCHERS cl >. ISitr—Club IP. so. w. <b. ERA. offset st 2 2 - g r a n d deficit. . . . F irst 1 i# ---- 65 ?3 7 (15 1.11 B a s e m a n J i m M cM anus (.Shreveport) 07 1 1 .25 .IIL £ l#Aguila! — 71 43 I a.,cMR«vas# . *E' s -c o y id o --6 0 OU 4 4 fit 2 1.5 0 of Leon tied T e a m m a te D u n c a n Campbell* (G astonia) for loop home4 3 1.71 \«'-i tu-V.VLhaf* E tto g id o _ . 8 4 SO « it I, 'ims. Eicogido ....105 84 0/1 2 .1 5 vun le a d e rs h ip 'w h e n ta? hit No. ?. * « " n m OII-*. J t i c 4 79* rn, 3 £ .3 9 •5

'jVo $111110111 Winn on Same Day Cl melt City Title for Senators Over Santtirce

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SAN JUAN, P. Ut. S a « ^uara S e n a to r fans received their biggest gift fro m Santa in m any y e a rs w hen Nino E s c a l e r a ’s club high lighted C h r is tm a s w eek activity in th© P u e r t o R ic a n l e a g u e by clinching til© c ity cham pionship. TG w as the first tim e sine© the 3951-52 c a m p a ig n that 4he S e n a t o r s ‘ Mecisioned SantuTCfc is? t h e i r tr a d itio n a l riv alry . A r a r e d o u b le shutout Aby Cherry Tstelsou (Louisville) a n i J a c k F ish e r ( B a ltim o r e ) sew ed up th e city title for. San J u a n . Ais e s tim a te d 9,000 fans w itnessed t h e tw o gam es. At til© conclusion t>f the second contest, they hoisted S enator p lay er* to th eir shoul d er* f o r a p a r a d e th r o u g h til© c i t y ’* a i reefs. Rippefm eyc* R e scu e * N elso n N elso n n e e d e d a sp e c ta cu la r nintTiinning rescue jo b b y R a y R ipptlm eyer (S e a ttle ) to p re s e r v e h is Tiv©hit rh u to u t, I lo <0 , im t h e m orning f;ame. When Santurc© filled the bases with txone ©ut ilk the final frame* Esca le ra s u m m o n e d R ippelm eyef. II© f;topper! t h e -C rabber* «coreles* to in s u r e N elson’* rift;}* victory p#ai©sl on© d e fe at. F i s h e r duplicated! t h e five-Tiit effort in th e a fte rn o o n g a m e for hi* te n th trium ph, J to 0. T he you ng B altim ore rig h th a n d e r h a d lost four decisions. S an turce rebou nded from the twin w hitew ashing t<* w hip th e No. I pitch e r ©f th e league, C a g u a s ' E a r l Wilson, 5 to 3. R ub en C o m e r (P h ilad elp h ia) s c a tte re d six ©afetie* in hurling his f ir s t c o m p le te g a m e and fou rth vic tory. Wilson (B oston) had to «iuit th e m o u n d i a the atintU inning whet* im;

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P uerto R i c a n P a t t e r : V ining Jos© Laboy, P once second s a c k e r who be# longs to th e San F ra n c is c o o rg a n iz a tion, e n jo y e d a big w eek a t b a t wit!* seven hits, including his oixlfo home*, in 12 trips* for a .583 •pace. . . . C a t c h e r D a v e R ick e tts ( R o c h e s t e r ) ha# joined Sam J u a n . Tn his debu t, D e c e m b e r 23, S a n tu rc e stole th r e e b ase# a g a in st R ick etts while b e a tin g th# Senators, 5 to 3, to h a n d R a y R ip p e d m e y e r his first loss a g a in s t six win*. C h a rlie G orin (A ustin) hurled the vic to ry —his t e n t h c o m p a r e d to H dc# feats. . . • R a m o n Condo (V ictoria), M a y a g u e z infielder, h a s ta k e n th# lead in R B Is, w ith 41, a n d in d o u b les, 12 .

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in th e lineup, ©ccountc# for the win# ating ©un. Jn o th e r t c c e n t g a m e s , P o n c e ’# young southpaw , Mon H ern an d ez, outpitched Al Schroll (Cubs) of Caguas,, 4 to I, a n d F lo re n tin e R iv e ra (Nuevo L a re d o ) of M a y a g u e z took the mea# su re of C a g u a s ’ Bob G iggie (M ilw au kee), 4 to 3. O u tfie ld e r J o e Christo p h er (P itts b u r g h ) w e n t 4-for-4 in til© la tte r c o n te s t to s p a r k th© In dian a t tack.

*vas hit. fey « I i i* d riv e . TI© d e f e a t rv*j« only h is thir*l com paned to l l Victories. Wilson s tr u c k c u t 13 befot© ^ t i r i n g , while G em ca t a n n e d l l . i-uirn (Tit©) A rro y a, Sam J u a n ’* ac© f©ii©ver, fiiclted up Iii* nin th win, l>c©*;mb©r 22, ©• lh© Senator* e d g e d M a y a git©z. in tem rnnings, 2 lo I. A r m y * (C ubans) r e p la c e d Willie DeJ©*u© (V v ra c ru z ) hi tile *ixlh inning, a f t e r tit© In d ian s *©orcd th e tying run, « n d ©cntinurd th© d u e l w ith P e te P u r e side ( I n t r o i t ) . An e r r o r b y J u lio G c la y (R o c h e s te r), a sacrifice 4ind © single toy O u tfield er M arcia! Allen (Wellsville), w h o re p la ce d ail ing Robert© C le m e n te ( P i tt s b u r g h )

57 51 42 41 40 29

LEADING ‘PITCHERS f i l c h e r — Club IP . SO. Bob Bruce, Mayaguez ____ 9 5 6 2 Ju an Pizarro, S a n tu rce _ * 0 0 1 0 1 Gerry Nelson, S an J u a n _ 6 5 28 Earl Wilson, C a g u a s _______ 1 1 4 9 1 Jose G Santiago, S antu rce 7 5 3 4 Bob Giggie, C a g u a s ______ 1 1 4 6 4 Jack Fisher, S an Ju a n ____ 1 1 1 7 5 Luis Arroyo, S an Ju a n ___ 6 1 42 Roberto Vargas, C a g u a s 56 32 Ruben Comer, S a n tu rc a . _ 5 8 40

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ANNA M ARIA, F l a .—E a r l Tor#eson, v e te ra n m a j o r lea g u e first sack e r, wlio is b a c k a t his island horn© h e re w e s t of Bradenton*, say* h e d i d n ’t re s ig n his b e rth a s man# a g e r of the B o e r team* i* th© N ic a r a g u a n L eague. ' " P e o p le who I n o v ffwr under# a la n d I don’t split anything. I wa* t i r e d ,” T o rg y declared. Torgeson, firs*, b a s e m a n to r th© Chicago White Sox, accepted a© invitation to talk with Commission# ©r F o rd F rick , J a n u a r y 6 , ii# Hew Y ork c o ncern in g develog>nwnts ifc N ic a ra g u a . “ Y w a s asked to leave, •original ly, d u e lo p r e s s u r e from th e Taws, ra d io and p r e s s , ” Torgesow re la t ed. " T h e r e p o rt c f m y leaving .because of a fight w ith Aldo ^alv e n t of Poza R ica ju st isn’t tnt©. T h e re w a s a m elee am ong til© p la y e rs , b u t Salvent w a s not in front of m e a t a n y tim e. It w as n 't a fight a s f a r I w as p erso n a lly co n cern ed .” T orgeson said m o st cf his tro u bles in N ic a r a g u a ste m m ed from tile inability of his p lay ers to r e m a in in th e lineup. “ The umpire* w e r e from Cuba, and .m y players w e r e th ro w n , out of g a m e s tim# and again fo r little o r no re a so n ,” E a r l said. " I t w as difficult lo k e e p m y te a m to g e th e r u nd er th© conditions.” L a s t y e a r, T o rg y ’s Boer team* won the ffrst-half title and lost the second half by haft a gam e. " I n s o f a r as m y ability lo get along with L a tin-Am erican play ers, half of them on m y squad w e re a t the a ir p o rt to say good bye to m y fam ily and me. I a p p re c iate d th a t .” °MARSTON.

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LEADING BATTERS Player— Club AB. R. Duncan Campbell, Leon — 133 3 8 Maury terrier, B o e r 1 37 21 Jo e Hic).?, Boer ...... 1 1 9 22 L«-a r 0 Terry. O riental — 220 26 Orestes <rlernarrt)fz, Leon — 1 18 19 iron Taussig# O riental . _ 69 13

LEADING BATTERS f la y e r — Club AB. II. HR. RBI. Orlando Cepeda, S a n t u r c t ~ 1 2 3 4 6 7 25 Vie Power, C a g u a s 132 49 3 23 Joe Christopher, Mayaguez 113 40 1 IO Roberto Clemente, S. Ju a n 1 6 2 5 5 2 35 W ilfredo Melendez, S. J u a n 171 58 0 23 Ramon Conde, Mayaguez 163 55 3 41 Al Nagel, S a n t u r c e 161 5(f 9 30 Jose A Pagan, Caguas ___ 1 8 0 5 4 A 24 Wino Escalera, S an J u a n —.1 5 7 45 0 18 Felix M antilla, Caguas - . . . 1 4 7 42 » 14

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By L E O J . E B E R E N Z PANAMA, Ii. V. Twin wa ti va 7)1 rvilm*te, { P i t c h e r Viumhcrlo R o b in son (P h ila d e lp h ia ) And Jnfielder-Outfielder Clyd© P a r r is (M ontreal), ant? a Cleveland fa rm h a n d , O u tfielder D ale Bennelch (T oronto), have been showing J i m G en tiles til© . w ay in the P a n a m a League. Robinson was* the first h u rle r to re g is te r four victories, with two of them com ing on s h u t o u t s . M ean tim e, P a r r i s gnd B cnnelch w e r t setting blistering batting paces. P a r r i s , who m issed the first four g a m vs, clobbered the ball for 23 hits in 45 trip s a fte r joining C om ercios for a red-hot .511 gait. Bennelch, playing for A zucarvros, w as the top stic k er a m o n g those who h a d played the full schedule with a .377 a v e ra g e . Robinson achieved his fourth win by subduing Com ercios on tlirce hits, all singles, a s M arlboro won, 7 to 0. D e m o n stra tin g that (he h itters at last Tver# com ing into their own, M arlboro and A zucareros .staged the se a so n ’s first real .slugfest, D ece m b e r 22/ w ith the S m okers pounding out a JC to 8 verdict. T h e g a m e p ro duced 29 hits, including five hom ers, seven doubles and a triple. Both .lim Gentile (B a ltim o re ) of the Sm okers and J i m Miller ( F o r t Worth) of th e 0 Sugar Kings h ad a p a ir of roundtrip p ers. M iller’s second c le a re d the THE

(Panama League ^Including g a m e s of D e c e m b e r 29) Club W. L. P c t. G.B. Azuearero* ..........12 Ii .667 .... M arlboro II C .647 Vi C om ercios ......... 6 l l .353 5Vi Cerv. B alb oa I 12 .333 6 -------------------------------------------------------------------- B

25-foot-high s c o re b o a rd in c e n te r field, 392 feet fro m th e plate. In the f i r s t g a m e of t h a t nig h t’s twin-bill, a two-run h o m e r by F irst B a s e m a n Donn Clendenon (Salt Lake City) s p a r k e d C erveza Balboa to 5 lo 2 v icto ry o v e r Com ercios. Gentile hit a g ra n d -s la m h o m e r for M arlboro, D e c e m b e r 26, to s p a rk a 6 to 5 v icto ry o v e r Comercios. P a n a m a Puf f s: An elbow injury shelved C harles Soraci (St. P au l) and C a tc h e r D an G a tta ( F o r t W orth) r e placed him- in the C om ercios outfield. . . . Tickets h a v e gone on sale for the C arib b ean Series, w hich opens h ere on F e b r u a r y IO. . . . A crow d of 2,671 attended the first g a m e played a t C intre and saw h o m e town boy Al berto Osorio (M exico R eds) pitch A zucareros to a 6 to 3 decision o v er C erveza Balboa.

P an am a Pacers LEADING BATTERS Player— Club AB. ll. HP. RCL Dale Bennelch, A?ucar<»os 61 23 2 7 Carlos Heron, A tu ca rf(O i _ Cfi 2 3 I 5 Jim Gentile, M a i l b o x 56 IS A 18 S ta n Paly*. M a t M w o . SI 1 6 I 7 t e e T ate, M a r lb o r o 5 9 Jfi 0 6 Herman Charles, Cerveza 5 7 17 0 7 Donn Clend (-neon, C e r v e z a .- 5 9 17 I 8 Tim Hdfkntss/ C o m e . c i o s 5 3 3 5 5 ll

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