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Mjt, tAgi 4s HCMIJ POUGttKEEPSIE NEW YORKER iNiONDXy, I 'Hsf Oslrom Poles Movsr Workout Pleases Long Drives I Second Workout Set for Sunday Bill Whalen put a ew be ball player through their paces yesterday afternoon at Memorial field and after the three hour drill, noted that tha prospect for the dub. this season "look pretty good right now." Although hampered somewhat by the abence of several players expected to play a big role in the Sunday club this season, the drill, gave. Whalen opportunity to size up his material. Billy The Kid Ostrom picked out bis favorite pleca of vjumber and Jiroved that, the winter "layoff, bad IlUe effect on bis batting eye by clubbing long drives over the right field fence. He's slated to play first base for the club this season, re placing Qua Zeis, the Long Islander, who showed a puny batting average last campaign.

Rained out of a game at Rutgers Saturday, Dick Whltesell Was In town over the weekend and showed up at the practice. Syracuse Dick will be with the team after the col. legist sesson. Friday ha chucked a four hitter at Drexel Institute and rapped out a single snd doubje to aid In the Orange offensive. vTHiTESELL SAID THAT Syracuse baseball nine had only one OTtdoorntrUl, andthrwsTrIday morning "when we each took about IS cuts." Ha ssld thst he hssnt yet rounded Into good playing condition.

Whltesell Is counted on to spark the Syracuse baseball club this spring with his strong right arm and booming bat. He's due to Join the Movers In June. Among the new recruits who showed promise were Jimmy Monahan, an outfielder, and lnflelder Bob Doxsey. They, were given attention by the Mover Big Three Whalen, Johnny Banian, and Ken Stewart. Both, are' expected to be with the team when the season opens.

Because Easter kept quite a few another, workout. has been set for next Sunday at Memorial field. An candidate are urged to be on handt that tunc Irv Stearns, Bob Sullivan, 'Bob' end Lou Slgloch. who didn't, show up yesterdsy, are exacted, to be on hand for lbs next workout, According to Whalen, he's on the market for another catcher an ii be okay, you can bet on Whalen Oplimislic' Over Baseball Club (Saeotel Is rmU Mow latter) RBIKKBECK Taking things easy during the spring vacation, Rhine. beck High, school baseball.

candl dates will awing Into intensive drills ,4 In preparation for the Hudson "Valley, action In the Dutchess County; Scholastic league. Coach Sonny Hlldreth report that the future.iOf the. club nooks pretty ft.i.'.;H ha causa for. aoma optimism jfor afeven of nine of last year's var slty.are due' for They Include Kllop, pitcher; Andy, Slama, catcher: Phil Locke, first base: Tup second Dave Lown, third Tyke DJlnls, shortstop: ii and outfielder Rog Van Wagner. The tRhmebeck squad "will, play 'Its gams on the new diamond In east sldeof tha' village.

Coach Hlldreth say that the layout' Is one of the beat in Yicinityr. Candidate 'for tha' team are Dave ('. Queen. Arthur. Locke, Beth Yerrlng nhaflM Thai arrh Re1T Anrt V.Taianla, Phil Locked Gordon Jsnow, "'S Hank Schaad.

Vernon Slpperly, Tyke DJtnie, Ralph Rhynders, Har old Hart Is. Robert Curthols. Also, Tom Pottenburih. Jerry Buckie. Robert' Rob van Days Lown, Oordon Mur Lectin, Don Teator, Don KaUop.

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Foremost among the hopefuls and those almost certain to be In the lineup opening day include first baseman Jerry Wltte and Catcher Len Moss, 8t Louts Browns; third bssemsn Bobby Brown and outfielder Larry Ber ra. New York Yankees; first baseman Ed Robinson, Cleveland Indiana; outfielder Dave Phllley, Chicago White Sox; first baseman Ferris Fain, Philadelphia Athletics; third baseman Frank. Shofner, Boston Red Sox; first baseman Earl Torgeson, Boston Brsves; outfielder Frank Baum holti, Cincinnati Reds and outfielders Clint Hartung and Carroll Lockman, New York Giants. Another possible starter may be Jackie1 Robinson, the Negro sensation, currently on the roster of the Montreal Royals of the International lesgue. President Branch Rickey of the Brooklyn Dodgers has Indicated he might bring up the star lnflelder with the parent club by opening day.

Others reasonably certain to remain with their respective teams, at least until the June IS cutting down period. Include out 'flelders 8am Mele. Red Sox; Dale Mitchell. Indians; Clint Conatser, Tigers; Austin Knick erbocker and Jim Poole, Ath letics; Paul Lehner. Browns; Tom Nelll, Braves; Ed Snider, Msrv Rackley and Tom Tatum, Dodgers; Lloyd Qearhart, OlanU; Wally Westlske snd Frank Kalin, Pittsburgh Pirstes, and Charlie Dlerlng, St.

'Louis Cardinals. The lnflelders likely ato stick Include Joe Bockman, Indians; John McHale, Tigers; Dick Adams and Don Richmond, Athletic; Boris Woyt, Dodgers, Slbby Slstl, Brsves; Cy Block snd Henry Schenx. Chicago Cubs; Ted Kluszewskl, Kermlt Wahl and Charlie Kress, Reds; Jack Lohrke and Bob Thomson, Olanta. Ralph La Point. Philadelphia, Phillies and Vernal Jones, Cardinals.

Among the catchers, Leroy Jsrvls, Pirates; Del Wllber, Cardinals and Frank Rusckowskl, Indians, appear most likely to remain. Undoubtedly the most publicized of this group snd the one whose work will be watched most carefully Is Hartung, whose amazing hitting and pitching feats In the Army made him a fabulous person even before he donned a big league uniform. Others who' will be on the spot are Wltte, who slammed 48 home runs to lesd the American Association last year: Ed Robinson, runs batted in king of the International league: Brown, whose signature cost the Ysnkees a reported $33,000 a year ago; and Baumholtx, the great basketball player who led the Sally loop In batting last year. Met Te'arh Set For Big Clash Mt. Carmel Five Plays Saturday Mt.

Carmel' Metropolitan dub, which will face the Yon ken champ in one of the fea ture attraction of tha Sports Night program sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce Saturday night at Arlington High school, holds an impressive season's record. The team won the Upstate OYO title with 14 victories before being defeated by St. Mary's pf Mt. Vernon. 28 to 3X In this contest the locals missed It of 33 free shots while the 'winners counted on 14 of IS attempts: After capturing the county crown without a defeat, the team downed Sacred Heart of Newburgh, 14 to 34, and then toppled St.

Joseph's of Kingston to cop the Upstate honors. Alfred Valastro coaches and manages the club. Players on the Mt. Carmel quintet are between 18 and 18 years of age. In the last four seasons, the Met club from Mt.

Carmel has won 88 games and has lost butlx. They have never finished below second place In the CYO competition. Listed on the present club are Jim Curatolo, 18, six feet one; Frank Mucclo, five feet six; Jerome Alena. five feet ten; Vincent Sucato, five feet nine; Anthony Marclnelll, five feet rilne; Benjamin Plorlno, five feet eigni. uiners are Aninony Kocens, Vincent Crocco.

Thomas Mangarelll, Michael Cassette, Ralph Rlgttano. A program of variety acts, basketball, and boxing will be presented by the Junior. Chamber. AH proceeds will be used for the benefit of youth welfare. Official 1947 Colonial League Schedule Legend: DDy; Night; Indicates doubleheader, At Feaghkeepsls At Fart Cheater At Stamford At Bridgeport.

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IN PAGE Wr CsaDwerrlal and Social fl I Park. "SI" Pen. 'M Keeneland Sets Thursday Opening LKUNOTON, KY. AP) Keenelaqd, which advertises itself a non profit racetrack but doesnt mean It the way some horse players think, will open Its colorful 11 day spring racing card Thursday with the emphasis as usual on the sporting aspect rather than the purse. Even so, five Important stakes with addec money totaling 133,000 have been lined up with the other races to test the skill of the reputedly "smartest 3 players In the country." Keeneland la a' non profit operationoperation because what otherwise would be called r.ofit 1 turned over to a foundation that contriDUiea to cr.ar ities and sponsors educational snd research programs in the Interest of tha still beasts it can attract a 150,000 field" with a 13,000 purse, what' with the nearby bluer grass breeders and raceri esse to test their products against each other as a "sporting venture." To the hardboots, many races add up to a Tate Creek Pike horse against Russell Cave Pike horse, or a Calumet against a Whitney.

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Lnula IS trhlladalphU wtna baat ol Uuaa aartaa, 1 1). NATIONAL UAGuV ATOm No amaa acbadulad AMiaicAN iiAois rLATorra Ho Sanaa aehadulad caiCAOo rao toubnamint iriair bound ShaboyfTao, Rcdaklna II: Portland, Indiana 41 Tolado Jaapa II; Kw York Wrana II Molina. Ill Trl CUr Blackhawka 37; BalUmora BullaU 44 Duckpin Tourney To Open Tonight WASHINOTON (AP) AU the champions. Including a two time winner, will defend their titles in the 17th annual National Duckpin Bowling Congress tournament atsrtlng tonight. The Ail States Insurance company's tesm of Baltimore is a rarity.

The all states "girls won the Ttllle in 1843. Tournaments were dropped until 1948, but the All States group won again. Now In bowling, champion rarely Is able to keep his title. So if the All Ststers should mske it three in a row, they really would be writing bowling history. The three week tournament has attracted a record entry of 514 teams.

Local teams are scheduled for to night's opening. Attorney General Tom ciarta ne can nx up a conflict In dates will roll the first ball. Weekend Sports By Tha AaaoalaUd fraoa COLT AUOUBTA, OA Jimmy Damarat. OJal. ooo tlO.OOO Maatara ol( touroa mant lor aatood uma, putuni totainar four alraltht aubpar rounda for 71 nola total of 111.

Byron Nation, Roonoka. Taxaa, and amataur Frank Btranahan, Tolado, Ohio, tlad for aoeond. too atrokaa oahlad Damarat. TINNIS HOUSTON. TIXABJack Kramar.

Loa Anialaa, cruahad Oardnar Mulloy, Miami, 4 1. 4 0. 4 1. to win alnilaa tltla at Rlvar Oaka touroamant Mulloy ond Billy Talbari won doublaa' champlonahlp. boat In Bam MaUb, and Bobby Curtla, Rica InaUWU.

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OHIO Ohio BUM follooad up laat waak'a NCAA alm champlonahlp by addlnf National AAU tlUa, acortng uo praeadrntad 44 polnta. Tola aa aaroad lib 7 polnta; rhUadalphla Turnaia third Baseball Briefs GIANT ROOKIE PROMISING FORT SMITH. ARIC (AP) BUI Ayers, strapping righthander pitching rookie of the New. York Giants, has just about assured himself a starting berth on manager Mel Ott's mound staff. The lx foot Uiree 195 pound elbower turned in his second straight impressive performance yesterday as the Giants bowed, 2 1 to the Cleveland Indians before 11,177 onlookers at Oklahoma City.

Matching pitches with Cleveland's fireball righthander, Bobby Feller, the 2a year 4ld recruit limited the Tribe to six singles In the eight Innings he worked while he GtuiU nicked Feller for seven hits In seven frames. Ayers, who uses a forkbad and good curve ball In the clutch, deserved a better fate as the winning Cleveland tally was Unearned. In his previous start on April 1, Ayers, who won 21 games and lo. ten for the Southern Association champion Atlanta Crackers last year, blanked the Chicago White Sox, 2 0, on six hits. YANKS MEET FARM CLUB NORFOLK, VA (AP) The New York Yankees meet their Norfolk Piedmont league farmhands today In their next to lasvexhlbltlon game before reaching New York.

A number of the Bombers Including rookie hurler Don Johnson, Charley Keller, Spud Chandler, and Oeorge Mc Qulnn will skip the game and head direct for Baltimore, the Yanks' final stop before hitting the. big town. Kingston Team Cops Bowling Title (Spoatal la raoskboapalo Now Tartar) KINGSTON Kingston Jones' Dairy No. 1 took down the Hudson Valley Bowling league championship yesterday, defeating the Newburgh Taxi club In two games to win the flag by, a single count Jones had. (7 wins and 23 losses while the Newburgh Paladines copped tilts and lost 24.

The Paladines defeated Poughkeepsie in three games yesterday, but couldn't catch the high flying Colonial City crew. Jones rolled 1.078 071 1.021 for a 3,070 triple. Newburgh's team dropped trie club In the middle set. rolling 1,019. This snapped a streak of 38 straight games complied by the Dairymen at the Kingston drives.

The New burghers rolled 948 1)19 943. Scores for the Kingston team were Hanley 224 188 234; Schatsel 292 193 175; Tiano 178 183 182; Broskie 204 197 209; Ferraro 222 212 239. Ferraro had a 207 plus average In the circuit, an all time record. DODGER8 OPPOSE BROWNIES MIAMI. FLA.

(AP) The Brooky lyn Dodgers, boasting the best won lost exhibition record in the majors, play their 11th game against major league opposition when they tangle with the 8t. Louis Browns today. The Brooks, who completed their foreign tour by trouncing their Montreal farm hands yesterday, have so far to win only five of ten games from msjor league opposition. Cruson Paces National League Carl Cruson won individual hon ors in the National Bowling league with an average of 188.48, according to final stsndlngs compiled" by Jack Oordon, secretary. Cruson rolled in 78 games.

John Pretak clipped 188.14 In 21 games, and Doug Hart had 188.9, in 38 games. Oordon rolled 189.81 In 73 games. Balllen's averaged 770 to win team honors with .89 wins and 22 defeats. Royal Arcunum hauled down second prise with 60 wins and 31 losses. NATIONAL BOViriJNa LXAOUI riNAL STANDINOS Balllan'a Bar and drill Royal Arcanum to Cantral Lunch 41 Mt.

Carmel Dairy Btoraa 44 Follih American Club 43 Jack'a Bar and OrlU 37 Pouihkrepela Lodie No. II 14 Carl'a Tevcrnelte 3 Detroit Supply Co. 31 aarth'a A 31 Indlyldaal Blh Match L. Helaer 404 M. Kuplec Ill lodlrldaal tilth Slale Oama C.

Carroll 113 D. Colllna 131 Whalen tiH PIlsiBiJaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBa. Lt a4owHBv i.fsaaalaaBtJBr tW (DKaaaTaTaTaTaTaKosiaaf' VaLa.jW' llal LggggggggggggiHV 'VialaflaTaTaTaTaTaai R9B 'M BSaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTl VVEiai rfaVwita isVaMJ iTwa uv un oj Cataaji wnureua, aXXm mtti UHAMrAUflb, UU15TJ, uiica uy au rem vvn gun UranuunM 1H VTiaUlUU, JaV(M1U. fv. Better Value Holds Attention at Jamaica Softball Loop ToMeet Tonight To Consider Plans Managers of clubs interested in joining the City Softball league will meet! tonight, 7:30 p.

m. in the Poughk epsle High school to consider plans for the. 1947 season. League President Merrill Ef fron has urged that all managers attend "so thst we csn determine Just where we stand. The unprecedented Interest In the league will create quite a few headaches, but the lesgue.

officers are confident that all teams can be accommodated." He has reported that as many as .24 teams hsve shown Interest in joining the league for action thls summer. This will. be an all time high If all the clubs are granted franchises. Group to Consider Suspension of Betz NEW YORK (AP) Members of the amateur rules committee of the U. S.

Lawn Tennis Association were to meet today to decide whether Pauline Bets, world's foremost feminine stay, should be suspended Immediately In the faea of her announced desires to turn professional TJ8LTA President Holcombe Ward, who called the meeting over the weekend, said the committee would Investigate charges against Miss Bets, holder of the U. S. and Wimbledon turf court titles and the National Indoor crown, although he declined to state what charges had been msde. It was recalled, however, 'that while appearing in the National Indoor championships here a month ago the Los Angeles stai declared she was tired of amateur tennis snd would listen to the "right offers" to join the professions! ranks. Since then.

she has been playing In Europe. Only last week it was disclosed that Miss Bets and Sarah Palfrey Cooke of New York were toying with the Idea of making a nationwide professional tour under the sponsorship of the latter husband, El wood Cooke, and his business partner, Norman Marks. Cooke, who. twice held the National women' singles title but turned pro without defending It In 1948, said last Wednesdsy that She and Miss BeU agreed during tha Last Night's Hockey T'a Aneclate rraaa SUNDAY'S RESULT NelHtaal Leaiae rlayaBa No lamea acheduled AMEBICAN LXAOUB FUlOm No lamea acheduled SAITtBN LBAODE rLATOVM Boaton New Tork 4 IBoaton wlna champlonahlp round robin playoff by ona polntl SATUBDAT'S RESULTS Nalleael Laaiaa Playeffe Toronto Detroit 1 (Toronto wtna 'beat of aarea aerlea. 4 11 AMERICAN LEAGUE rLATOFr PHtaburth Harabey 1 IPlttaburth tedda beatof eeven aarlee, 3 EASTEBN LEAGUE TLATOrrS No lamea acheduled TONIGHT'S SCREDULI No samea acheduled Indoor tourney to mske' the tour but that Miss Bets would not relinquish her amateur standing until enough cities had been lined up to make the venture a success.

Ward said Miss Bets was "not suspended as yet" but added that "we have asked her for a cabled reply to the charges and we expect we will have received It by the time we meet Monday." The TJSLTA chief said Miss BeU had been ordered "not to accept expense for any more European tournaments until this matter is cleared up." In Monte Carlo, Miss Bets could not be reached by telephone yesterday but Budge Patty of Los Angeles, her mixed doubles partner, confirmed the fact she had received some communication from the USLTA. 31 770 11 741 14 7H 37 711 31 747 44 711 47 743 41 740 41 711 S3 131 Team Hih Match BaHlen'a Bar and OrlU Mt. Carmel Dairy Bterea Team alh Elaia Oante Ml. Carmel Dairy atom Central Lunch 11)1 3,113 C. Cftaott J.

rretak 111 D. Hart lll.t J. Oordon las SI C. MacKlvaen 104.1 Helaer 111.10 1. Browne Jr.

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Blmmona 131.17 A. Millard lll.il W. Bedora J. Decker P. Oannon 141.10 141.1 141.34 144.41 141.41 Ml 14 HIM 113.44 Mil 11113 131.11 Dartball League Will Meet Friday Captains, managers, and officers' of the Poughkeepsle Dartball league will meet at the YMCA on Friday night to make final plans for the annual wlndup dinner.

Bids for the dinner will be opened that night. Three weeks of play remain in the 1948 47 playing schedule. The dinner, to be held early in May, will close out this yesrs program. This week's schedule Includes, tonight. Fallklll at Trinity and Taber nacle at St.

Paul's. Oames tomor row night Include Catharine Street Center at Congregational, St. John's at Washington First Lutheran' at Friends, and Dutch Arms at St. Andrews. On Wednesday night Red ding will play at First Baptist and on Thursday night Lodge No, 21 will play at Arlington.

NEW YORK (AP) Tn pg early test on the northern on and today Better Value, a to I shot in, the winter book for ua cutuvay cuueic, gets niS fug chance of the year in a mila and sixteenth allowance race at Jsaslo. Dciicr value is one ok int tn outstanding two year olds of year Blue Border la the other its; by the late Col. E. R. Bradley ar the sportsman had been countlni one of them to become ths mt Bradley bred Derby winner.

After Bradley's death ue Value was acquired by the Kir ranch's Robert E. Kleberg Jr, a KlngsvlDe, Texas. Blue Border, 10 to 1 shot tn the winter book tn now owned by the Oreentre atabat, will see action tomorrow in On furlong Experimental Rsndlcti along with another Derby eandlcbtL California radio executlvt to Paleys I WllL Max Hirsch. who conditioned tug ranch's Assault for bis twees the triple crown last year, Is trilling Better Value and hoping to reasonable facsimile of the QV foot Comet's three year eld ax cesses. Although Blue Border ntet Ut er In the odds books, Jockey lie, lardo Delara, who rode both tottt for Bradley, says he likes letta value more as a Derby threat.

In today's Allowance, feature the second dsy of Jamaica ttrd which should drsw around 10,000 customers, the classy colt tots so against four other steppers including two other candidates for the Blue Orass special, John Wolfi Capt. Patrick 'and W. S. Boroti Red Devil The other tw'kTU field ar Leander and Green Drstoa. Better Value was out only tint times last year.

He won hit lift two races galloping but In the thlnt the Belmont Futurity, ho bucked his shins and finished fsr back. Hi was retired for the year and wintered In South CaroluuL, Cronk's Bowlers Score in Tourney Cronk'i Esso Service spilled "the pins for a 3,227 total In recent action in the Journal American tournament at the Riviera lanes in New York City, and at present are 13 pins away from first place In their division. The team carried a 875 pin The scores: CaONKI ESSO SEBVICE P. Kuhn 137, lot 414; I. Wendell III.

311. too a. Erkart 111. III. I4 lit; W.

Phllllpa 144. 101, lit 4S: a Oyecek lot. 140. Ill US. Totale 711, tot.

Ml. rlua fit 1.331. Revelry Captures Irish Grand National DUBLIN (AP) Revelry wod ttt Irish Orand National Steeplecbsa today. Highland Lad was ttcooi and African Collection third. BOXING MONDAY NIGHT AVALON ARENA NEWBURGH.

N. Y. All Star Boxing Card Including TONY PELKZI Wb) WUl Again Meet Towlh Opponent Baling. Monday NH Ruth to Take Trip South for Health NEW YORK (AP) Babe Ruth Is going' to get some Florida sunshine after all. When he came out of the hospital following a neck operation last Jan.

8. the Babe hoped to be able to go south, but his doctor told htm not to make any plana. They wanted to keep him where they could look him over several times a week. Now. his condition haa Improved to such an extent that tha doctor have given him.

permission for tha trip, Mrs Ruth. ssld yesterday. The former home run. king, Mrs. Ruth, his nurse and a friend at whose Miami home they will stay will leave by plan Tuesday.

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