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I Athletics Edge Barons, 6 To 5 New Blood, Cash Injected Into 1951 FIL Flamingos (Another in the series on prospect of Florida International Leago baseball teams). 14 Simmons Sadly Quits Cleveland Due To Health Page THE PALM BEACH POST, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1951 Louis NBA's Contender; Two Titles 'Conditional' WASHINGTON, (IP) The National Boxing Association said Wednesday former champion Joe Louis Is the only logical contender for Ezzard Charles' heavyweight title. In releasing its quarterly ratings, the 47-State body gave Detroit's brown bomber the nod over Lee THE Ba Ex Fo: By JOHN McMULLAN Miami Daily News Sports Writer MIAMI BEACH, (Manipulator of other people's cash for three years as business manager, Joe Ryan is risking some of his cwn this year on the thoroughly renovated Miami Beach Flamingos. Since Ryan has been one of the more respected baseball operators in the Florida International League, this abandonment of his financial Layne, the sensational young heavyweight from Utah. The latter The ratings continued to extend I recognition to Joe Maxim as light- BIRMINGHAM, (IP) The Philadelphia Athletics pushed across six runs in the first three Two Scholarship Days At Culfstream MIAMI, (JP) The State Racing Commission has extended Gulf- stream Park's racing season one day in the interest of college scholarships.

One scholarship day was added. Profits from racing on April 12 and 13 will go into the Scholarship Fund. This will make the track's closing date April 21 instead of April 20, and its season 42 in stead of 41 days. Scholarship funds are distribut ed to three State-supported institutions tlie University of Florida at Gainesville, Florida State Univers ity, and Florida A and College. at Tallahassee.

innings and held on for I 8-5 de. cision over the Birmingham Barons before 1,170 persons last night. Ten A's went to the plate in the second frame and chased Birmingham starter Ivan Delong with a five run barrage. The Mackmen got to Ralph Brickner, who relieved Delong, for the winning run in the third inning but were able to gather only three hits the rest of the way. Catcher Joe Astroth led the A' at the plate with three singles while Paul Lehner and Kermit Wahl each collected a double and single.

Carl Scheib gave the Barons five hits in the first six innings and then Charlie Harris, a home-town boy, held the Barons to five more in the last three innings. Phil. (A) 051 000 0006 12 0 Birm. (SA) 003 000 0205 10 1 Scheib, Harris (7) and Astroth; Delong, Brickner (3) and Mathis, Ryan (6). WP Scheib, LP Delong.

at Landis, SO, and Billy Currie (15-11 at Waycross, Among prospects who seem certain to be with the club on opening night, April 13, are First Baseman Morton Smith, who also pitches and plays the outfield on occasion. He hit .295 at Pensacola last year and had a 5-2 record as a part-time pitcher. Either Bobby Lyons or Bob Falk, both Atlanta help transferred from disbanded Pensacola. will open at second base, while Bruce Smith or Bill Cloud will start at third. Completing the outfield will be Eddie Neighbors, an excellent defensive player but a meager .240 hitter for Florence, SC, last SHOULD KNOW WHIN YOU WANT caution presumably auguss well for the club which has an affinity for third place in the Class circuit.

At any rate, the Flamingos have been given a general over-hauling from ownership to players and even to ball park, with just enough left of each to make them still recognizable. Ryan and President Leo Adeeb, local automobile dealer, head a group of Beach business and civic leaders who last winter bought out the stock of Sam Shapiro and Syd Gans. Carl. Gardner, the other member of that well-known unit, retained his share in the club. Possibly because of the national emergency, Ryan has broken his customary policy of independent operation and cast his lot with the Atlanta Crackers, who in turn have a working agreement with the Boston Braves.

Atlanta already has shipped in eight players, including new man ager George Spec" Dozier. Dozier, who at 29 is the young est manager in the F-I, has two pennants in as many previous managerial attempts to recommend him. He guided Pensacola to top place in the Southeastern League last year after getting home first with Gainesville in the Florida State League in 1949. Dozier is right back where he started in professional baseball; he broke in at Miami Beach as an 18-year-old rookie in 1940. Seven 1950 Flamingos are back to give Dozier a solid basis on which to hound Atlanta for more aid.

They are pitchers Chico Morilla (18-11), Gaspar DelMonte (9-16), Bob Zachritz (15-8) and Bin Torres 6-11); Shortstop Art Bosch and Outfielders Mike Conroy and Lou Colombo. Conroy led the league in hitting in 1949 with a lusty .357 and third last year with .311. Colombo hit .291 and drove in 91 runs, while Bosch was a flashy fielder although a puny .197 hit-! tef. Additions to the mound staff include Dario Jiminez, who had 21 victories and 10 losses at Douglas, George Greene (14-13 at Florence, Bob Palmer (15-10 Telephone 9238 5903 LAYTON'S Savold, Jersey Joe Walcott and trio were all listed as outstanding Real Huntsman Loses First Race In 28 MIAMI, (IP) Real Huntsman, great greyhound owned by Handle Bros, of Wichita, last night suffered his first defeat In a race after 27 straight victories. Real Huntsman finished sixth In the second round of the derby elimination at West Flagler Ken-nel Club.

The race went to Twilight Squaw. Real Huntsman closed at 30 cents on the dollar, the 28th consecutive time he had gone postward the odds-on favorite. BOWLING LADIES WKHNKsnAV KHiHT LEAGUE Palm Beach Bowl Bud's Cannibals 691 775 707 2173 Annie Overs S60 6X2 (SSI iwti Cannibals M. Cooley 420. E.

Slack 400, G. Turner (176) 443, J. Rommes 432, B. Hannibal (188 478. Overs (Handicap 431 M.

Boettcher 426, A. Bohmar 340, A. B. Colebrook 387, D. Van Glabeke 365, M.

Adams 41S. Seahlossoms 64 762 6902136 Seldetles 662 717 6762055 Seablossoms (Handicap .30) H. McKeon 397, L. Blake 375, B. Stiub 389.

L. Sea-blom 202)'4fil, M. Ayers Slater (1S3) 482. Seidettes P. Deye 404, A.

Broderick 375. V. Cullen 435, F. Affron 382, L. Selde (177) 459.

Beaty's Babies 639 709 6602017 Tlie Panthers 714 658 6692032 Beatv's Babies (Handicap 541 E. Hans-corn 360. R. Buehler 424, M. Johnson 389, H.

Spicer 407, C. Beaty .183. The Panthers K. Gould 418. V.

Schlmpf 404. M. Spencer 339, B. Boswell 390, H. Verdes 478.

Diemer's 712 660 6832055 Five Jerks 569 640 6461855 Diemer's Deamons F. Sutciiffe 323, C. Jones 337, M. Bodman (183) 458, H. Harfl-Wirk 421.

S. Diemer (175. 191) 515. Five Jerks (Handicap 1531 C. Canfield 347.

I. Cook 346, M. Weber 344, C. Cenard 801, N. Porter 364.

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clocking to win the 100-yard free style. Tisdale also won the 50- yard free event. Double winners in girls competition were Sarah Goodell in the 100-yard breast stroke and individual medley and Ginny Cosby in the 100 and 200- yard free style races. A sports oddity occurred in the boys' 200-yard free style when the entire field of swimmers was disqualified when they thought the race was over one lap too soon and stopped. Lake Worth plays nost to M.

Petersburg at the Casino Pool Sat urday night. Greyhound Entries FIRST o16th: 1. Ernest Refund 5. Great Champ 2. Commander's Ace 6.

Handsome Hal 3. Cute Bonita 7. Peegy Minda 4. Sure Will 8. Chan's Cricket 5.

Wyneva 6. Free Bee 7. Neat 8. Black Talk 5. Fulmar 6.

Special Honor 7. High Barbaree 8. Ally SECOND 516th 1. Olose Squeak 2. Dusty Days 3.

Klssimmee 4. Thunder Joe THIRD 516th: Dark Blitz 2. Roll Mitchell 3. Wasp Waist 4. Sadie McGurk FUIIRTH 516th; 1.

I- orest Street 5. All Aboard 6. Slonehenge 7. Charon 8. Dubious 5.

Bud Miller H. Critic's Choice 7. Sooner Chiet 8. Cyclotron 5. Chan's Boomer 2.

Kube's Ace 3. Scotch Secret 4. Tabor FIFTH 516lh: 1. NeKley Hill 2. Box Car 3.

Spanish Lassie 4. Bonnies Oaks SIXTH 5l(ith: 1. Silent Oscar 2. Shamus Shamrock 6. Silver Gal 3.

Rosy Jaws 7. Tim's Tax 4. Miss Buckeye 8. Lucky Patly SEVENTH 516th: 1. Bounding Away 5.

Blue Lupine z. waisn 3. Anti Social 4. Svlvan drove Kid EIGHTH 516tli: 1. Ring Out 2.

Jack Roller 3. Pahokee Lady 4. Spanish Needle 6. Frisco Jay 7. Trump Roll 8.

Sears 5. Chick A Lick 6. More Sport 7. Black Marvel 8. Light Bomber NINTH .1 lotli; 1.

Birth Mark 5. Princess Besi 2. Lucky Palmer 6. Joy Time 3. Thorpe 7.

Full Steam 4. Hun-y Johnny 8. Spnynx TENTH 3Nth (1st Derby Elimination) 1. Country Gal He's Bad Pay i. rostie mix 3.

Still Wandering 4. Me Indian B. Calender Gal 7. Chan's Rebel 8. Holiday Girl Grapefruit Results Chicago (A) Pittsburgh 8 New Vork (A) IB, Jil Pano (MV 10 Jacksonville ISAI.) 8, Roston (A) 1 Cincinnati (N 3, Washington (A) 0 TUCSON, (IP) Al Simmons tearfully told Cleveland Manager Al Lopez Wednesday, "I can't help you any longer," and quit Major League baseball for the first time in 26 years.

In his time one of baseball's greatest hitters he has a lifetime batting average of .334 Simmons resigned as the Indians' third base coach because of poor health. I going home to see my doc tor in Milwaukee -and find out Simmons Denies Statement TUCSON, (IP) Al Simmons denied reports that he had resigned as coach of the Cleveland Indian. He said he just asked permission to leave in order to see his doctor. Manager Al Lopez of the Tribe said Simmons' "statement came as a complete surprise" to him. It had been announced that He had resigned because of ill health.

"I can't understand it at all," Lopez told reporters just before the Indians left for Houston. "He came to roe the other night and said he was terribly upset. He said: 'I'm quitting. I just can't go on like this any what's wrong with me," said the 47-year-old usually jolly Pole, who was born Al Szymanski in that town. "I'm finished for this year." It is believed fairly certain that Charles (Red) Ruffing, ex-Yankee pitching star and now roving coach for Cleveland, will be appointed to fill the vacancy left by Simmons.

For the present, Jack Flowers, will coach third base and Mel Harder will take over at first. Simmons, whose name always will be associated with the Phila delphia Athletics, for whom he starred in their pennant winning days, has been plagued with case of nerves, according to his friends. His poor health, they say, added to a number of personal problems has depressed him a great deal. Simmons first left the Athletics in 1933, when Connie Mack broke up his great team. Then he played with Chicago, Washington, the Boston Red Sox, Cincinnati the A's again, and the Boston Braves.

After the Braves, he coached for the Athletics for six seasons before coming to Cleveland. Cat Golfers, Netters Hit The Road Today Coach Stu Cushman, who has been walking around this spring with a tennis racquet in one hand and a golf club in the other, will send his Palm Beach High links-men to Fort Lauderdale this afternoon for a match and his netters to Miami Beach for a match. How easily can I get the vUS money I want? (fy How fast can I get it? TV How much do I have Vjl to pay? Young Tommy Venn, a .250 suincrpr will nall l'lnvtui. hoMnri ne piate promises," Dozier evades Iwhen asked it he can make the jFiaming0S his third pennant.win. nfi, hpaH flhn.t Hn- win.

ning five straight championships in this league and I don even have an interpreter." L's Again Take Wildcat Swimmers Ft. Lauderdale's boys' swimming team had to fight for a 45-30 victory from Palm Beach High's boys last night, while the Flying girls won with ease over the Wildcat girls, 50-20. Clara Mae Dean copped the 100-yard backstroke and the 200-yard freestyle relay team of Sally Ham-ner, Joan Frail, Carol Coston and Nancy Paty registered the other first for the local girls. Beulah Lambert, the team's ace individual medley and 100-yard breaststroke artist, was missing due to illness. Pat Hanley won the 100-yard breaststroke; Tom Kartrude the 100-yard backstroke; Ken Purdy, Jim Jorgensen, Bob Murphree and Phil King the 200-yard freestyle relay and Kartrude, George Brails-ford and Dud Cole the 150-yard medley relay, for the Wildcat boys.

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heavyweight king and to Ike Wil liams as lightweight champion. But the NBA made it clear that the ratings were "conditional." The NBA said its executive committee will announce shortly, probably next week, whether the two champs will be stripped of their crowns for failure to defend them within the time specified by the group, which exercises control over professional boxing in all States except New York. Maxim, who reportedly will sign today for a heavyweight title go against Charles in Chicago May 30, and Williams, who agreed to lay his title on the line May 11 in New York's Madison Square Garden against Jimmy Crater of New York, were given ultimatums last February by the NBA. They were both ordered to defend their titles by March 31, 1951, or face possible dethroning. In an attempt to placate the NBA, Maxim has notified it he will defend his crown against Chicago's Bob Satterfield, an NBA-ranked logical contender, June 27 at the Stadium.

The ratings: HEAVYWEIGHT: Champion Ezzard Charles. Logical Contender Joe Louis. Oustanding Boxers Lee Savold. Rex Layne, joe walcott. Honorable Mention nocxy Marciano.

Roland La Starza. Bob Baker, Jack Gardner of England, Lee Oma, Clarence Henry. LIGHT -HEAVYWEIGHT: Champion Joe Maxim. Logical Contenders Archie Moore, Harry Matthews, Bob Murphy, Bob Satterfield. Outstanding Boxers Nick Barone, Don Cockell of England.

Honorable Mention Jimmy Slade, Harold Johnson, Tommy Yaroz, Dan Bucceronl, Chuck Hunter. MIDDLEWEIGHT: Champion Ray Rob inson. Logical Contenders None. Outstanding Boxers Jake LaMotta. Dave Sands of Australia, Laurient Dauthille of France.

Honorable Mention Rocky Grazt-ano, Gene Halrston, Randy Turpln of England, Walter earlier. Artie Towne, Robert Villemain of France, Hay Barnes, Joe Blackwood, Carl Olson of Hawaii. WELTERWEIGHT Champion Johnny Bratton. Logical Contenders Kid Gavllan of Cuba, Eddie Thomas of England. Outstanding Boxers Billy Graham.

Charlie Fusarl, Joe Mlcell, Fitzle Pruden of Can ada. Johnny Saxton. Honorable Mention Frankie Fernandez of Hawaii, Maurice Harper, Mickey Tollis of Australia. LIGHTWEIGHT: Champion Ike Williams. Logical Contenders Freddie Daw son, John L.

Davis uetireai. outstanding Boxers Art Aragon, Del Flanagan, Tom my Campbell, Enrique Bolanos, Eddie Chavez. Percy Bassett, Calvin Smith. Honorable Mention Pierre Montane of Fiance. Mario Trigo of Mexico, Jimmy Carter.

Johnny Gonzalves. FEATHERWEIGHT: Champion Sandy Saddler. Logical Contender Willie Hep Outstanding Boxers Ronnie Clayton of England. Charlie Kilcy, Lddie Bui gin. Kay Famerhon of France.

Honorable Mention Al Phillips of England. Jackie Graves. Roy Ankahara ot South Alnca. uene Mriltn, Henry Davis of Hawaii, Kudv Garcia. BANTAMWEIGHT: Champion Vic Toweel oi south Africa.

Logical contend ers Luis Romero. Snain: Manuel Ortiz Peter Keenan, England. Oustanding Boxers Ellv Bennelt. Australia: Luis Galvani. Cuba.

Honorable Mention Emile Chema- ma. Norm Africa: Maurice Sandeyron France; Bobby Boland. Scotland; Gianni Italy: Fernando uagnon. Canada: tommy prottllt, England. LYWBtUHt: cnamoion Dado Marino, Hawaii.

Logical Contenders Jean Snevers, Belgium; Terry Allen, England. Outstand ing Boxers Luis Skena, France; Stumpy Bulwell. Australia; Teddy Gardner. Vic Herman. Scotland.

Honorable Mention Henry Carpenter, England; Black rico. i.uoa; iorman Tennani, Kngiand Honore Pratesi, France. Lindaey Leads Skisliers Ray Lindsey led the skish field last night at Howard Park with a high cast of 88 points. Runnerup was Pat Woodall with 68 points. Tied at third with 58 were J.

Hopkins and Dick Philips. Del Plockelman and Bruce Thomas had 54. GreyTiouiul Results FIRST Kuturltv: 1-Ouk-k Slleak 32 80 5 40 4 60 3 Trapeln 7.80 4. 0 3 Stepping Betlv 4 60 Time Also ran: Noith Ma jor's Tiump. Blue Mystery, Glorious I'hance.

Irish Town. Qulniela 14. ai. SECOND 5 lKtli: 7 Miss Jcanrtte 9.3) s.n 2.SO Pahokee lllii 9 00 5.20 1 Sooner Stale 2.60 Time Also ran: Kljsliy Lightning. Tillie Oal.

Branny Bill, Ciusi, Gray olc. Quinu H.Mki. THIHU 3 Will 7 T. V. Star Lazy Liza 1 Lovelier 2IUI0 4.1X1 6.S0 3.00 .1.20 Time Al: ran: Kaiili nesioier, iu- kle.

Allan Ma. ke. Madonna Champ, Just Uoneta. Qulniela- S.TOO. DAILY 1)01 HI.K Ml Jiunctte T.

V. Mar (-7) I'AII) FOrHTH 516111: 8 Be Liht 4.60 3.20 2.S0 1-Eesaleo 7.60 3.20 6 Chan's Mieauner 5.20 Time Also ran: Julie Girl. Sox Malone, Time Molls, Quartz Hill, Spring Maid. Quiniela--26. Si).

FIFTH 8 Lady Minda 28.80 L1.20 3.80 2 Masus 4.80 3.20 5- Nails 4.80 Time :il.4. Also ran: Olean. Market Value. Gleaming Life, Patsy Life, Never Forget. Qulniela I.1.U0.

SIXTH 16th: 8 Zeralda 7.20 4.S0 3.60 4 Frencnpark 6.00 5.00 3 New Yorker 3.80 lime 31.3, Also ran: Joyce Jean. Addie, Truniper. Clmnute Queen, Shelby View. Quiniela 25.20. 1 SEVENTH 5 16th: 5 Forceful Foe 2i.80 10.80 3.80 8 Promlnenl 5.20 2.60 1 Recimental 2.80 2 Broken Hill 2.40 lime 32.

Also ran: Kimbro, Brass Baby, Bill's Jane, Liza Neeley. Quiniela 53.20. i Dead Heat for Show.) EIGHTH 5lth: 8 Dithers 6.80 5.60 3.60 3 sutlers Gold 5.60 4.S0 4 It's No Secret 6.20 nme 61.6. Also ran: Maoncoin Mike, Merry Lee, Old Country, Harry Rich, Ton-kawa Bud. Qulniela 26.00.

NINTH 5lfith: 2 Deep Freeze 3 Snuggle Bug 6 Lepus Time 31.2. Also ran: Wood, Rockland, Red Fashion. Quiniela 27.6(1. TENTH 516th: 5 Jack Archer 1 Earmark Seven 3 Bailev's Bov 16.60 9.80 4.60 3.60 2.80 3.60 Buster Light Tassel. Flashy 2.20 2.20 2.20 2.40 2.40 3.20 I Time 31.

Also ran: TomDlpte Hnmvmv cj'muui. ooniocase, Atnione Artist, My Quiniela 6.40. ELEVENTH Futurity (Hurdles) 4 Rube Denton 11.00 5.00 4.00 .1 Diego Dual 6.00 4.20 2 Breeze Faster 4 00 Time 29.2. Also ran: Golden Link. Store up.

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