The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 24

PAGE THE SUN, BALTIMORE, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1963 yesterday broke his leg sliding pinch-hitter. Martin will name a Bays9 Jago Named Coach Of U.S. World Cup Squad 14, 1965. The Yanks come Sunday. Last Powell led the Drj oles in exhibition hitting with' .310 average (26-for-84) and 19 runs batted in.

Richert, with a 3-0 record," was the leading pitcher. Some Oriole spring training, records: Hitting, Don LenhardJ .462 (22-for-52) in 1954. Home runs, Tito Fnncona (1956) and Frank Robinson (1966), 8. Run batted in, Francona (1956) and GusTriandos (1959), 25. Play-Off Planned Z'l Kansas City, March 6 UPU1( Drake and Iouisville tie for the anyone just to win.

a Weaver said. "A player like Be langer will need all the at-bats he can get, and others too. "And while I might want to get Powell off his feet, I can use my designated pinch-runner tor him and still keep him tne eame for the batting he will need. "I want to stretch my pitchers out as quickly as I can without hurting them. If Cuellar has three easy innings tomorrow, I might let him go five or six next timeout." Twins' Leg Broken Weaver expressed himself as "pretty much satisfied with our training program to this point," and said that "the weather has been more than satisfactory." 'We've had a player out a day here and there but have been fortunate in having no serious injuries," he said, pointing to a report that Minnesota shortstop I in an intra-squaa game.

"We haven't practiced sliding in training this spring because I don't feel it's important enough to jeopardize breaking a pitch er's leg or injuring mm in any way," Weaver said. "As for the other's, they either kr.nw how to slide or don know and will slide in their usual n-anners anyway," he added "We will teach the rookies later who need instruction. This had been the Orioles eleventh straight year of train incr in Miami. Last year, the Orioles averaged 3,147 paid admissions for 15 Miami stadium dates. They have 14 here this vear out of 26.

The Dermanent Miami sta dium seating capacity is 9,548, but the Orioles and Yankees drew 12,464, including standing room, for a Sunday game March lip BIRDS MEET TWINS TODAY Cuellar Set To Hurl First Of Oriole Exhibitions (Continued jrom 1st Sport Page) and a 20-second rule reqiunng the pitcher to deliver a pitch within that time with the bases empty. Then there are the new exper imental rules, which will make the intentional walk automatic. permit a designated pinch-hitter for the pitchers, and 3 designated pinch-runner who can appear twice replacing anyone. The above three experimental rules will be in effect today. A fourth, which permits a desig nated pinch-hitter for anyone twice, will not be tried.

Killebrew Pinch Hitter Weaver has named Powell his designated pinch-hitter for pitch ers, nd rookie Man Martin, a sp.edster with class-A Miami last year, is the Orioles designated pinch-runner. Martin has his pitcher batting third in the lineup for a good reason: his regular third-slot performer, Harmon Killebrew, signed late and will bat in that spot as Minnesota designated BRAND NEW '68 XL's BRAND NEW '68 LTD's BRAND NEW '68 GAL. 500's JV designated pinch-runner tomor row. Weaver has three, pitchers slated to follow Cuellar. Who is expected to go the first three innings.

Bill Dillman, Dick Hall and Pete Richcrt relieve on an expected 3-2-1 innings basis. The Twins' relievers, sched uled to work three innings along with Tom Hall, are Dick Wood son and Jow Grzenda. "We're going to play our exhi bitions to win," Weaver said to day as the orioles wound up their pre-exhibition drills with a workout approaching four hours Will Give All Chance "tsut i can concentrate on trying to win and keep myself from looking at our rookies in camp, he added. want to give everyone in camp a chance to make the club. "I'm going to let the regulars get ready gradually, which means that few players can be expected to go nine innings in the early games.

Being in the right physical condition when we leave here is of prime impor tance. "I'm not taking either Frank Robinson or Boog Powell to Fort Lauderdale Saturday for the game with the Yanks. I think they would benefit more by staying here for half an hour of batting practice each. Next time, it might be Brooks Robin son and Dave Johnson. "I'm not going to pinch-hit for BRAND NEW '68 MUSTANGS BRAND NEW '68 C0RTINAS BRAND NEW '68 T-BIRDS 1 Mlnw On nn (o VILLANOVA TRACK PICK Terps Face Stiff Test In IC4-A Meet College Park, March 6 (Special) The University of Mary land figures to shut Villanova Out in the field events, but such js the superiroty of the Wildcat runners that they are favored when the forty-eighth annual TC4-A indoor track and field championships are held in New- York Madison bquare oaraen tomorrow night.

Coach Jim Kehoe, who admit tedly has had other problems to concern him this week, sees 40 points as enough to win. Another observer, however, can see a possibility of 40 for the Terra-pins and second place. Maryland will have the lead' Ing performer in three field events and judging by its show of depth and balance in last week's Atlantic Coast Confer-rnce championships, several others capable of getting points, Williamson Recovering Buddy Williamson, recovering from a sprained ankle wh'ch knocked him out of last week's ACC meet, has done 16-2 in the pole valut; Joe David. 6-10Vi in the high jump ana Lliiott uar-rett, 24-71? in the long jump. Richard Cirner is a 23-foot long jumper and Greg Fries hit a personal high of 6-7 in the high jump last week, while Jack Han-Icy is one of four 58-footers in the shot put.

The Terps probably won't score in either the mile or two mile relays since their good performers are in individual events. Roland Merritt joins Morgan State's Ray Pollard and Notre Dame defender Bill Hurd as the class of the sprint field, while Tyrone Brown led a 2-3-4-5 Terp finish in the hurdles. Winner Jeff Howser and Olympian Erv Hall of Villanova, are the class cf this event, but a Maryland point or two is a distinct possibility. Baker Possibility Kehoe's club, though, figures to have only one scorer in the other running events 600, 1,000, 1 mile and 2 miles. Miler John Baker, who has done 4.07 this winter, may be able to st3y in there with the likes of Villano-va's Marty Liquori and Chris Mason, plus Harvard's Royce Shaw.

Villanova, the defending champ, is loaded in the running events. Coach Jumbo Elliott has Hall in the hurdles and dash; Olympian Larry James in the M0; Irish Olympian Frank Mur Putting you first, Vr nln)' Gordon Jago, coach and gen- eral manager of the Baltimore Bays, yesterday was named coach of the United States World Cup team, which is representing this country in the most presti gious of all world soccer compe tition. The announcement was made in New York by James P. Me Guire, who is chairman of the International Games Committee of the United States Soccer Foot ball Association. Jago, who will assume the ad ditional coaching duties while maintaining his position with the Bays, succeeds Phil Woosnam, who resiped as Cup coach to devote full time to his duties as Executive Director of the North American Soccer League.

Jago had served as Woosnam's assist ant with the United States Cup team, which has already reached the semi-finals of the Central American Division of i the World Cup competition. "I am delighted to take over this United States team," said Jago. "Our first match in the semi-finals will be against Haiti and that match is scheduled for April 20 in Port au Prince." The matches are played on a home-and-home basis and the return go will be slated some where in the United States, probably San Diego, at a subse quent date. El Salvador and Honduras are the other semi-fi nalists in the Central American region and the winner from among these four semi-finalists will advance to the 16-team finals in Mexico City in 1970. The United States team de- phy and Andy O'Reilly in the Liquori and Mason in the mile and Dick Buerkle and Tom Donnelly, two of ten men in the race who have broken 9 minutes for 2 miles this winter.

Probably A 46 With scoring on a 6-4-3-2-1 ba sis, a Wildcat total around 4b is likely. Still, anything can happen in this team championship pro gram where runners go for the points and a fifth place by one can knock another's club out of the title. Villanova is strong but the Terps should make it interesting. In addition to Pollard, Morgan coach Ed Hurt has Eric Howard, a 6-10 high jumper, and a mile relay team that has done 3.18.7 this season. The shot put and 35-pound weight will be held in the West Point field house tomorrow morning, with the rest keeps us first.

to lnly swim wGOTTA GORDON JAGO feated Canada and Bermuda in gaining the right to meet Haiti The United States squad will begin final preparations for the semi-finals on April 8, Jago said, and will probably do their final training the New York City area. Jago, 36, is a native of London and came to this country last year to serve as head coach of the Bays. He was coach and assistant manager of Fulham in England First Division prior to taking over the position in Baltimore. He played center half for Charlton of the English First Division for eleven years, 1951 through 1962, and prior to that had captained the English Youth learn in international matches against Switzerland, Holland and Belgium. of the events set for Madison Square Garden starting with trials in the afternoon.

Curtis Cokes Slated For Washington Fight Washington, March 6 (Spe cial) Welterweight champion Curtis Cokes will fight a ten-round non-title bout at the National Roller Rink Monday, March 17, it was learned tonight. Promoter Paul Tibbs is still seeking an opponent for Cokes, who is training in Dallas. Polish leers Advance Ljubljana, Yugoslavia, March 6 Wt-East Germany, West Ger many and Poland were the win ners today in the fifth round of the Class division of the world hockey championships. The Poles defeated Norway 5-1 while East Germany triumphed over Austria 11-3. The West Germans downed Italy 5-1.

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