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THF EVENING SUN, HANOVER. PA. FRIDAY. MAY 2S, iQSfi PAGE TWENTY-ONB ROBINSON'S NEXT FOE NOT CERTAIN Sugar Ray May Take On Winner Of Tonight's Hu- Uave mez-Fulimer Scrop, Archie that time of year again. v-n Every spring and early summer, Moore Ur DQSiIio well-intentioned persons who seem to resist fondling wild creatures take home i vnui fawns.

little rabbits or other NKW YORK feugai Ray wildlife. Despite frequent warn- Pobinson may meet the winner, to "leave birds and animals of tonight harles Huinez-Gene and eggs where vou find Fullmer scrap In his next middle- children are often dis- Kht title defense. turbed. The State Game Com- On the hand, he may wind mission warns one and all: lighting Archie Moore for the babies are protected bv Si heavyweight crown or box- state law just as are adult birds mg Carmen Basilio, former welter champion. Plotting future.

even a few days before he 15 scheduled to fight, can be most difficult. PIAA GOLF AND NET Major League SS SPORTSMAN'S DIGEST sharp NETTING THE FISH CHAMPIONSHIPS ON Qualifying Matches Being Played Today At Penn State Track And Field Competition Tomorrow York Grid Giants Two Rookies IF IT IS A GOOD TIME Box Scores American League Yankees 11, Tigers 4 NEW YORK WT he New York and animals. Experience has shown, also, that it is usually inhumane to try to rear the crea- J. tures under unnatural conditions; whereas they would have I thrived under care they often die in the first week or so in the keeping of self-appointed foster Also, the authority advises,) dan, Utah, should produce a are many records of persons; worthv challenger, According to kllled animals picked: the latest Ring ratings, is ln Jd. Moreover, taming No 2 and Fullmer No.

3 among blunt an U'p 160-pounders, As the same rat- a. leaving it with- iiiRs also placed Bobo Olson Fullmer 7-5 Favorite The 10-round match in Madison Square Garden between Humez, tin European champion, and Fullmer, the from West IBv The Associated Press) UNIVERSITY PARK High school athletes from across the state lined up today for the start of the two-day Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Assn. championships at Pennsylvania State University. On tap were golf and tennis qualifying matches. Track and field events will be held tomorrow.

The golf tourney was tabbed a wide open race as none of NEW ab DETROIT a ah a 4 1 0 1 Kuenn 4 113 Martin 2b 5 2 lb 4 2 10 0 Bauer rf 5 1 3 0 Kallne rf 3 0 3 0 Mantle cf 5 5 Tuttle cf 3 0 10 Collins If 5 2 5 0 Boone 3b 4 12 2 Robinson lb 5 1 7 0 House 4 16 0 Howard 3 1 fi 0 Muxwell If 4 0 3 0 3b 2 1)3 Jb 2 0 10 Turley 2 0 0 1 Maas 10 0 1 3 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 aBelardi 0 0 0 0 Garver 0 0 0 0 Gromek 0 0 0 2 bKenriedy 10 0 0 Aber 0 0 0 1 cStnall 10 0 0 17 rr 7 11 27 10 are looking to Baltimore the 408 SHOW BAR where yon will see the Burlenk Show. of i and No cover or mlnl- rookies to bring a total of 49 play- ers under contract for the 1956 what like, open season, and 8 nightly. Thla The new men are Ralph Stark- feature starr marker he no ley, a 245-pound tackle who was captain of the 1954 West Virginia 408 Baltimore Baltimore, team, and John Hermann, U.C.L.A end. Starkley, who has been in' ipen law ined first five finishers return- a-Walked (or Masterson in 4th last! b-Orounded out for Gromek in 6 th the Giants' seventh draft choice after the 1954 season. Hermann, tenth draft choice, is a 180-pounder who will be tried as ja defensive halfback, EXHIBITION CARDED The Kuhn team of the Hanover Small Fry League and the Squares, a member of the 8-12 circuit in Mc- Sherrystown.

will meet in an exhibition encounter this evening at 6:151 at Kuhn Field, off Carlisle Street, BEER BIG DANCE Every Saturday Night Parkville Fire Co. Baltimore Extd. Music by KEN RICHARDS and HIS NOVELAIRES Round and Pan! Jones Dancing from 9 to 12 out the defensive cautions and 1 Doth men -moved up peg. With Whlch nature end0W('tl Returned to natural surround- rm manr'fs aHiinL aiter association with man it against Ralph (Ti-jiS unable to fend for itself. Usually, Jones, --3-jear-old Fullmer fawns and cub bears been made the 7-5 favorite, live out their existence in a zoo or nes beat Humez in his American not the free and debut March 2.3 in the Garden and normal life that wild birds and Fullmer whipped Jones April 20 inimals were meant to enjoy, in Cleveland.

Have net sub MERGED WtTW BAG HANGING STRAIGHT BEFORE LEADING IN A DEFEATED FISH. IF THERE'S LITTLE OR NO CURRENT AND FISH IS HOOKED ON A SMALL LURE, GIVE HIM SLACK WHEN HIS HEAD IS OVER THE NET, HE DIVES DOWN INTO IT AS YOU LIFT THE NET. out New York tor Aber In 023 050 years ed for the 1956 competition over Detrou the par 69 college course. McDougald. Martin, Bauer 2 Mantle Gravbill And Holler Favored S.

Collins 2 Robinson. Carey. Kuenn, Jim Gray bill, York, and Dave, House. BrId'weMr. Belardi.

E-Kaline, College, were ruled Flfht On Television At 10 Humez, 29. has an 83-5-1 record for 89 pro fights dating back to 1948. Fullmer owns a 35-3 record with 19 knockouts. NBC will telecast at 10 p.m EDT. Umpires Will Receive Assignments Tonight So.

please, for sake and your own, enjoy seeing the birds and animals in the but leave them there, The will be found by the mother, and the youngster will prosper under her attention as they never can in the care of humans. Wet Spring Called Help rabbits and quail iare enjoying a better than usual The new 1 organised Hanover 5 nesting season. One reason is that Association will meet to- there has been less burning of nignt at 8:30 at the office of the fields this says Game -never Sales 27 York Street, protector P. J. Filkosky, Chester Umpire assignments will be made for all baseball and softball games; and league rules and umpire report fi-rnxs will be officials Writers Will Convene have asked that all umpires attend.

Present indications are that 400 -C urrent mall FISH MAy BE HELD iN A CURRENT THAT OPENS NET DOWN STREAM, AND NETTED TAIL FIRST BV EASING NET ROUNDlNG FISH WITHOUT TOUCHING HIM TO AVOID ALARM. LET HIM DRIFT BACK, THEN LIFT NET. WILLIAMS VISITS CLINIC IN BOSTON Specialist Affirms Nature Of Ailment But Sheds No Holler, State College, were the pre-tourney favorites on thej basis of their sixth and seventh! place showings last year. 36-hole will cut ithe field to the low 30 scorers and ties for 18 hole play. Jack In tennis, Jack Shertzer.

Lanci aster, was back to defend his title, A new doubles champion will be picked from five entries. Art Martell and Ben Gallo, last doubles are not entered this year. More than 700 high school athletes w'ill vie for new records at tomorrow's track and field events. District trials last week saw records smashed in the Class A high jump and half-mile relay. In Class competition, records are anticipated in the shot put, 1 low hurdles and high jump.

Champ Tops Jump Record Walter Mangham, New Castle, who set the high jump record of 6 534 last year, jumped 6-6 in the district trials while Altoona's half- Masterson RBI Mamie 3, Collins, Bauer, Robinson 4. Carey. Tuttle. Kuenn. Torgeson 2 2B Martin Bauer Boone HR Mantle, Collins Robinson, Carey.

Kuenn 2 8 McDougald, Martin. SF Tuttle. York 12 Detroit 7. BB Turley 6 Masterson 1. Garver 2.

Gromek 1 Aber 2. SO Turley 5. Sturdivant 1. Maaji 2. Masterson 2.

Aber 2. 3 in 3 2-3. Sturdivant 2 In 5 1-3. Maas 6 ia 2 2 batters In 3rd). Masterson 1 In 2.

Garver I in 0 (faced 3 batters In 5th Gromek 5 in 2, Aber 4 in 3 Turley 4-4. Sturdivant 0-0, Maas 4 4 Masterson 1-0 Garver 3-3. Gromek 2-2, Aber 1-1 Sturdivant (3-1 Maas (0-3). McKinley, Flaherty, Rice, 3.01, A National League Phillies 6, Dodgers 4 BROOKLYN PHILADELPHIA year by Haverford. Team championships were ab h0 a ab h0a Gilliam 2b40 32 Ashburncf 3 1 4 0 Beese as 4 1 1 2 Hemus 2b 2 022 Snider cf4 20 1 Hamner ss 3 011 Camp'la c40 11 0 Ennis If 4 2 1 0 Hodges lb 31 6 1 Lopata lb 4 0 4 0 Robinson 3b 31 11 dBl'lock lb0010 Amoros If4 000 Vaio rf 4 2 4 0 furillo rf4 21 1 Jones 3b 43 1 0 Drysdale I 00 0 Seminick 3 0 9 0 aNewcombe 1 000 Roberts 3 0 1 Maglie 0 00 0 bJackson 1 0 0 0 Roebuck 0 0 1 0 cWalker 1 0 0 0 Totals J47 24 8Totals30 9 27 4 County Golf Association Abandons Tourney Plans The York County Amateur Golf Association tabled plans to spon-' Represented there sor a proposed County Open Tour- writers, broadcasters nament during a meeting of club representatives at Briarwood west of York last night.

The association suggested the promotion of a spring handicap tV wnniHItrf nation. Present, too, w111 officials and scientists COm' Prominent in national m80lf' Nanied a.Planning servation circles, committee were Royce Bixler and to 500 persons, members of the Outdoor Writers Association of America, their wives and visitors will gather at the Pennsylvania State University for the annual writer convention the week of June 17. will be and photographers from many of the states. as well as several provinces of Canada. Among those present will be members whose stories and programs are familiar to the outdoor clan I last year by Clairton.

in Class A. Light On When Ted Will and swarthmore, in Class B. Clairton has been replaced by Mt. Lebanon as the favorite while Swarthmore is given a good chance to repeat. Some 96 schools are entered in won out for Drysdale in 5th.

Return To Sox Lineup The Associated BOSTON A reaffirmation of the nature of Ted foot ailment has only served to deepen the mystery of when the Boston Class Class A competition and 82 in Spike Myers. Bowling Green To Hold Races Tomorrow Night Bowling Green Speedway, located Red Sox slugger will be back in IC4A Meet Gets Going action. 0 Bruised Tendon Of Foot in Metropolis 1 oday Williams told late yester- --------day by Dr James Poppen at thej NEW YORK A three-way Lahey Clinic that he had point scoring contest among Man- bruised tendon on his right foot. villanova and Maryland plantar fascia with mflamma for the eightieth Inter-; lon I collegiate A AAA track and field: win fiiiAri with thp what Williams was told meet todav and last; ness Of the and Red Sox major competition for Eastern col-1 skms devoted seriouslv to con- McCartiiy a he slipped offjlege athletes before the Olympics: liderationSwavs bvwhichthe a wooden shower sandal at the tryouts. outdoor story cab be told better.

1. 12 events f.re scheduled There will be several discussions Williams has been out of the for this afternoon on the fast track on the conservation of natural re- lineup since the second game of in Downing Stadium on Randalls out for Maglie in 7th. out for Roebuck in 9th. Lopata in 9th. Brooklyn 000 Philadelphu 110 202 00 Snider.

Robinson. Furillo, Ashburn Ennis Vaio 2. Jones 2 None RBI-Snider 2. Ennis. Jones 4, Furillo and Robinson.

2B- Hodges. Furillo. Snider, Vaio. Jones 2 Furillo and Robinson to Gilliam to Hodges. Left Brooklyn 5.

Philadelphia 4 BB- Drysdale 2. Maglie 1, Roebuck 1, Roberts 2. 6 Maglie 1, Roebuck 2. Roberts 9 Drysdale 4 4, Maglie 4 in 2, Roebuck 1 in 2 Roberts 7 In 9. 4-4.

Maglie 2-2, Roebuck 0-0, Roberts 4-4. Roberts (5-4) L- Drysdale (1-2). Crawford, Ballanfant, Dixon, Gore 2:13. 16.432 and con- The first three days of the con- sources in relation to hunting and the five weeks near Qlen Rock, will present itsifishing and the importance of and has been able to do no more first stock car racing program of the managing these resources wisely, than pinch hit while awaiting re- campaign tomorrow night with trials Educational tours will take con- covery. to get going at 7:30.

ventioneers to the Fish Commis- Resume X-Ray. Therapy Racing at the Southern York Springs Research County track this season will ne Station and the Game Commis- Dr. Poppen prescribed a contin- Island and the 16 finals will be run off tomorrow. Some of the edge was taken off the record possibilities whenj Dave Sirne, who has broken two world marks and tied two this CHICKEN BARBECUE will be held mt DUBS CHURCH GROVE SATURDAY, MAY 26 From 4 to 7 P. M.

Sponsored by Sunday School Class of Trinity Reformed Church, Hanover. LINCOLN Speedway 6 miles north of Hanover, on route 94. N-A-S-C-A-R GRAND NATIONAL LATE MODEL RACE 1954, 1955 and 1956 models only. SEE BUCK BAKER from Charlotte. N.

C. driving- a 1956 Chrysler 3(H)-B. TIM FLOCK, Atlanta, Ga. in a 1956 Chevrolet. FONTY FLOCK, Atlanta, Ga.

driving 1956 Chevrolet. LEE PETTY, Randolmon, N. C. in 1956 Dodge D-500. HARVEY HENDERSON, Rocky Mount.

N. C. racing a 1956 Ford Tudor, JIM PASCAL Mercury. in 1956 the Northern wnd Turkey Farm. resumption examinations.

John 6 tock Car Club, Out-of-state drivers and the local favorites will be on hand. spring, didn't enter because Adults i .50 examinations, John Haines decided not to defend his Child. 75 America is going outdoors which was iven some 10 days 1 vfllSnv. more and more with every it didn't hp title and Villanova passing year the numbers of pfoduchig results beiGeorge Sydnor pulled a muscle .1 Rain or Shine JIM REED, Peekskill, N. Y.

in 1956 Chevrolet. BLACKIE PITT, So. Carolina in 1956 Plymouth Fury. Time TriaU 7:00 P. M.

Race Starts 8:30 P. M. 200 laps or 100 miles More than 30 cars entered. MISS THIS RACE FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 25 American Scblitz Old Export Blatz Bantom Black Label Pepsi Cola and Cloverdale Soft Drinks Phone Szwoyer Beverage Hanover 4145 Rear 504 Broadway We Deliver Thomasville Inn On Lincoln Highway Six miles west of York DANCING Every Friday Night to the music of Ken Richards and the 9:30 P. M.

12:30 A. M. Saturday night Joe Marisola and the STOCK CAR RACES BOWLING GREEN SPEEDWAY 12 miles southwest of York, between Brodbecks and Hanover Junction. Opens Saturday, May 26,1956 Time trials at 7:30 P.M. See new drivers and local drivers.

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until Midnight a of Last Night's Fights (By Associated Smith. 158, Angeles, stopped (ror- Dunny 15" S. hunters, fishermen, campers and There still are plenty hikers grow. Fortunately most answer to when Williams possibilities, however. outdoor writers realize the re- will return seems to be no sponslbllity that rests with No diagnosis or treatment to date Cprf.p*arv them in molding public opinion changed the fact the foot still occrcidry Ul I iCdMiry on conservation.

In their product lies the power to influence record niiiadHphlA GarnHt (Rugs'rt Hart, Philadelphia stopped Ehman Peck, 151, New York, 8 Hoaton -Claude Chapman 18fi. Cambridge. outpointed Julio Mederos. ItW. Havana, 10.

Vork- Hen Whitehurst. 193. Bal- outpointed Sid Peaks. New York. 8.

Sports Briefs By AP Track NEW YORK Manhattan was favored to edge Villanova in the IC4A track and field meet beginning today. 0 millions of only on the wildlife scene but on the all-over concept of resource conservation that is so impor tant to us all. socially eonomically. Most of the members now write or broadcast on the sport and privileges of outdoor pastimes, not the big catch or the limit kill. At such meetings as the one upcoming at Penn State University OWAA members seek knowledge on how to integrate important con hurts when Williams tries to Cubs Recall Winceniak, and Sell Friend To Havana Hockey gue by the Chicago Cubs and Owen Friend has been sold outright to the same club.

I Winceniak had been optioned servation facts in their writings, only two weeks ago by the Cubs, photographs and air programs. The recall completes a gesture of courtesy by the Cubs personnel j. director, Wid Matthews. Autos And Wildlife Matthews optioned Winceniak to These two. reports, submitted by Prune the foster under the player game protrctors in North-Central limit and thereby retain mfielder Pennsylvania, are typical of many Friend.

Friend had needed only a made bv the wildlife officers at few more days service in the maj- WASHINGTON of the Treasury George Humphrey, who hails from Cleveland, has let it be known he definitely favors the Cleveland Indians to win the CHICAGO Ed Win- American League baseball pen- ceniak has been recalled from nam. Havana of the International Lea-! Asked at a National Press Club NELSON FOX, CHICAGO WHITE SOX, DISCOVERS WHY Viceroys (M SwootMt luncheon whether he was picking the Indians, he said: put it this way. take on all comers at the right odds in the lobby this time of vear. ors to qualify him for a $50 month- Joseph W. Kisiner.

Centre Coun- at the age of 50. MONTREAL Montreal Cana-jty: the past month sold farmhands Eddie Ka- noticed a larger road kill of all chur and Forbes Kennedy to theiSpecies of small game and preda- Chicago Black Hawks for $50,000. tors. The ring-necked pheasant! kill by vehicles has been much Don than in any previous 3now John S. Shuler, Union County: MADISON.

N. and ringnecks, particu- Roadsters, a 2-year-old ringnecks, are being road killed nr ok thk tkvms owned by Mrs. S. K. Allman of in my district at a rate greater WLPct Pet.

Doylesfcown, Pa. won I ever witnessed. Many local wire i i.noo Revonah 2 at the Morris and Essex Kennel people have made the same ob- s. Shoe i i.ooo 1 2 .333 Club dog show servation. It is rare to travel any h.

Shoe 2 i H. Made 0 3 improved road and not see dead TrB 8 schkihle i Hanover Made vs. Hanover Shoe at Softball Leagues INDUSTRIAL I.KAOIE LAST KVKMNG SCORES Hanover Wire 22, Hanover Shoe 13. Sylvanla Shoe 14, Hanover Made 11. Racing Revonah Field.

BALTIMORE Eldon Nelson CpDIMTFP WITHDRAWN Hanover Wire vs Revonah at Don rode four winners including Game oPKllNlCK wnnuKMwo Chance ($11.20) in the feature at I BERKELEY. Calif, Califor- Pimlico. sophomore sprinter Leamon i hf.rn xdams i.EAf.i who equalled the woild lecoid kvkmmi schkiii i CAMDEN. N. for the 100 -yard dash two weeks ago, oil at Moul withstood a strong stretch runihas withdrawn from pjeid.

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