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i RtPUbLIU Plwnlx. July The Arizona Republic 31 Manush Confesses Slory Told After 31 ears Ceremonies Induct Seven To Baseball Hall of Fame COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (AP)iand Falter, attended. The de- gins managed the New York Seven players, Including 'Muggins, Keefe and Yankees to six pennants in eight Appling, were inducted into Ward, were represented by years. baseball's Mall of Fame yester-jmembers of their family.

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10th in the American League, 6- I i uouuicuay nu attcnding thc bricf ctrmo. I Abner Doubleday is said to in brighl sunshine were Mii iiaxc -iam oiuepnms lor inc Mrg Giristy Mathewson. Mrs. 8nie- iMel Ott. Mrs.

Babe Ruth and By SHIRLEY POVICH The Washington Post C0OPERST0WN, N.Y. Thirty-one years after it happened, lleinie Manush has made full confession how It happened that day when he became famed as the first and last major league player ever thrown out of a World Series game. That notorious feat of banishment was not however, any de-K'rmining factor in Manush's enshrinement in the Baseball Hall of Fame. More substantial merits like a pair of .378 bat-ting averages, one American League batting title, and a career fating as a .330 hitter for his 17 years In the majors, have "pened lor him the doors to Cooperstown. Manush was walking among the memorabilia in the Hall of Fame building when, perhaps suffused by the dignity and hallowed traditions of the game he represented, he experienced a twinge of conscience.

"I think," he said, "the time has come for me to tell the truth about why Charley Moran kicked me out of that World Series game in 1933." That there was more to the episode than met the eye, Manush presently related. But first, he re-set the scene. It was the fourth World Series game between the Senators and the Giants. The score was tied at 1-1, with Goose Goslin on second base and Moran umpiring at first base, Manush remembered. 'Everybody Out Except Manush "Moran called me out on a ball I hit to Hughie Critz, the Giants secondbaseman," Manush said.

"I had that throw beaten by a full step and it would have been a big hit for us. I might have brushed Moran after I crossed the bag, but anyway I came to argue about the call. That's when he threw me out. The next day. 10 minutes before the fifth game, Judge Landis himself walked into our clubhouse and said 'everybody 3 1 Appling, a two-time American Mrs- Kddie Collins.

I 11 111' ft hi'" I I League batting champion fori Manush. who led the AL in I the Chicago White Sox. and six! 1926 with a .378 average, had a' old timers were Inducted and ,330 lifetime average after 17 their plaques placed in the Mall yoars Kaber won 253 games for' during ceremonies conducted by lhe white Sox. and Crimes Baseball Commissioner Ford amassed 270 victories with sev-' Friek before the game. en lcamSi sjx tie National Appling, still active as a Lc'iK'.

Cleans as it whitens! I MM icoach with the Kansas City A's. Keefe. who pitclied before the plaved 20 ears with the White turn of the century, won 345 (Sox and compiled a .310 lifetime games. Ward excelled both as a average. Me led the league with pitcher and hitter, while Mug- la .388 average in 1936 and .328 in 1943.

fine Diamonds, Jenvlrj 10 AP Wlrtphot ELORDE KEEPS TITLE Flash Elorde of the Philippines swings a right to head of Japan's Teruo Kosaka in the 12th round of their world junior lightweight title bout in Tokyo yesterday. Referee stopped fight and gave decision to Elorde on TKO. Fans protested and police stepped in to guard champ. Japan Boxing Commission will investigate. Flash Elorde Slill Champion After Controversial TKO out on the field except was scared.

1 didn't know whether I was out for the rest the series, or whether he was going to take my whole World Scries check away from me. There had been no ruling yet Get whiter shoes The soft strains of Auld Lang Syne played as he and the others "lleinie Manush, Bur-j leigh Grimes, Bed Faber. Millerj Muggins, Tim Keefe and John Montgomery Ward were inducted. Appling was elected by thc Baseball Writers Association of America last year. The others were selected by the Old Tim-; ers' Committee, and their inclu in half the time with new Hotel Westward Ho mm sion swells the Hall's membership to 101.

SHINOLA Alpine 30569 a precautionary measure, and then escorted Elorde to his dressing room. The knockout came at 1:45 of the 12th round. All H10 r0v momhftic cfilt liu. WHITE! The decision of Filipino referee Jose Padilla to stop the bout caused a near riot. Many in the crowd of about 8,0 00 protested vigorously, throwing seat cushions into the ring.

A score of Japanese police vaulted into the ring as TOKYO (AP)-Flash Elorde of the Pliillippines retained his world junior lightweight title yesterday with a technical knockout of Japan's Teruo Kosaka in the 12th round, but the Japan Boxing Commission said it would investigate the fight. 1 ing, Appling, Maunsh, about anything "Landis said Henry, tell me now what happened." This was when I decided 1 had better lie a little bit for the good of myself and the team. I told him I might have brushed Moran because that's the way I run, my arms flying. Landis said 'was that I said, 'that is about the size of it, He said 'well, go out there and play ball and don't misbehave again Bow Tie Proved His Undoing But what actually happened was something else again, Manush revealed. "It was like this, mad as I was, I was too smart to actually lay a hand on Moran when I came back to argue about the call," Manush said.

"But when he bellied up to me and asked what I wanted to make of it, there was temptation that was too much. Moran. like all of the other umpires in those days was wearing one of those black leather bow ties, the kind that comes ready-made with an elastic band for the neck. "I didn't lay a hand on Moran. but I did grab that bow-tie and pulled it two feet away from his neck and then I let it snap right back into his gullet.

"That is what Landis didn't see. and that is why Moran threw me out of the game. I don't blame him. Even before he could recover his breath his thumb went up and I was out. I was the last player ever thrown out of a World Series game by an umpire because they wrote in a new rule after that, saying only the commissioner had the authority in a World Series to eject a player." 1 11 i Stu uuau bives uuay To Washington Contest WASHINGTON (APi-Secretary of the Interior Stewart L.

Udall gave his endorsement yesterday to the effort to bring the annual American Coaches All-Star football game to Udall met with members of the downtown Washington chap ter of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, which seeks to sponsor the game; two repre-j cnnlalivps nf thp rnflf'llPS aSSO-i Trias Entrants Dot Karate List At Cooperstown this week. Manush had one more opportunity 'ciation and Dutch Bergmann.i to make an lor justincauon 01 111s anger against urn- manager of the Washington' Stadium pire Moran Over 300 contestants will par- "1 think the meeting we had ticipaic in the international served to put thc problem in karate championships scheduled sharp focus." Udall said aHcr Sunday at Long Beach. he left thc meeting. Municipal Auditorium. 1 "SO FAR as my department Constants hail from Canada, and thc stadium board arc con- Hawaii.

Japan, China, Korea cerned, we would like to see the and all parts of the United DttssitagEiiu. SEST COVERS Kfaf' til I "lr, ttrW Sawiofs go sky-high go oh-so-low tQ in thi remarkable Rayco eerrt! I fqaa''fr mUff(er Bwf ALL ytm car's nel naml game come to Washington but States. The U.U Karate Associa-there are some problems, such tion (U.S.K.A.) directed by Rob-as guaranty and other things, to ert A. Trias, a Phoenix judo and karate school owner, once again be worked out." TTe hailed Bill Terry, a Hull of Kame guest, vho was the first baseman for ttie that day in 1933. and said "hey.

Bill. I'm asking you again, didn't 1 beat that ball out?" Terry smiled and said simply, "it was Manush said to Terry, "you haven't been telling the truth for 31 Senators Almost Blew Pennant Manush's induction to Cooperstown is a link with the Senator's last pennant. They almost didn't win that pennant in 1933 in the close race with the Yankees. One game away from clinching it, they lost their next five before the St. Louis Browns came to town and Oscar Hellilo flied to Manush for the last out in the ninth with the tying runs on base.

"I never squeezed a ball so hard," Manush said. "But I caught it in a stagger. The sun had just come out and-I couldn't get my sunglasses out of my pocket. "In those days we didn't have those flip-top glasses outfielders now wear all the time. If 1 hadn't gotten lucky enough to make that catch we might have blown the pennant.

1 held that ball up to my face and kissed it all the way to thc dugout." is prepared to capture winning titles in Long Beach. The All-Star game, pitting collegiate stars from the East against those from the West, Participating in Long Beach in Buffalo, from Phoenix will be 20 people, years. all coachd by Trias. They are: has been played N.Y.. the last four A SPOKESMAN for thc Jay- Roberta Jan Trias.

Terry cees said the downtown chapter Sanders. James Kennedy, Joel already has been promised the Kaufman. Jerry Reed. Tab Cul-support of the Baltimore and btJrl Douglas Sanders, Mike Maryland Jayccc organizations Krocza. Steve Padroza.

Carl if the game is obtained for gutter. Joe Glenn. James Olson, Washington. Bill Donahue. John Van Natter, Sitting in for the coaches were James Nally.

Tuss McLaughy, executive sec-' Yuma branch: James Miller, retary-treasurer of the Associa-, RU(jy Aranza, Richard Arbiso. tion. and William Murray, head coach and athletic director at ExAL Great Williams Gels Surgery Today BOSTON 1 APi-Retired Red Sox star Ted Williams who has Duke Universily Durham' GERMAN CHAMP NAMED WESTBURY, N.Y. 1AP1 been a patient New England Baptist Hospital since July 12 Wl oe operaiea on lociay to relieve pressure on a nerve caused by a ruptured disc Pickwick, the German champion, was named as the first entry for the sixth International trotting race at Roosevelt Raceway Aug. 22.

45s Option Down Yellen The surgeon, who asked that his name not be used, said the former batting star had first complained of a leg pain and has been in traction in the hos-' pital. I HOUSTON (APi-The Hous- 'inn Pnlto rintinnpH t.arrv Vpllpn 7 Challenge Speedy Scot WE WANT YOU TO BUY i Williams was believed to have young right-handed pitcher, to his back while playing golf. their Oklahoma City farm club the back trouble isn't yesterday and recalled catcher WESTBURY, N.Y. (AP)- AFT 1 II mr Seven 4-year-olds have been. he had spent some time pre-'Jonn man irom ine uur" named to challenge Speedy 'viously in traction in the fm 11 Scot, 1963 harness racing's Hoffman.

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