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Amateur King Is Nervous In Garden Match By ftmiVK 8WHTBB NEW Oct. 26, (US -Stamina and big Jack Kramer apcedlng to the today still king of the tennis profewlcm- ali but gluing on a throne. Starting elowly, Kramer kept pounding away at the nervcrue ef. of National Amateur Charv plon Richard (Pancho) Oonzalei 6-4, 3-6, 6-3, 6-2. victory laat nlfht In the match of their international tour.

Kramer 1 to-lt tenacity and old pro wore down. May. Be Troublesome But in the match were grim for big Jake. There were that scar-faced kid from Los Angelw will be mighty hard to lick onco he over tho of professional debut. A crowd of, 13,357 at Madison Square Garden Kramer through the firm set and lone the second before he got big game aolnc.

Just before that, Pancho Sexura of Ecuador scored the sort of victory over Frankle Parker--a 6-3, 6-4 decision partly the result of Parken's Tho two Panehoen teamed to beat Kramer and Parker, 8-6, in tho doubles. Gonzaloa stepped ginger on he court for the start of his match against Kramer, nervously eyeing crowd. He mad i oi onc i poim Coaiiown, vApuw This Friday In PinJico Special BAI.TTMORE. Oct. 26.

-i-hth at Hlaleah BALTIMORE, Oct. 26. Plmlico Special on Friday -r to be pure cue of deciding which horse can run the faster. Sheer speed Is the only question to decide since Calumet's Coaltown and Greentree's Capot -will be the only starters. There'll be no such racing complications as pace or worrying about being shut off.

And both Coaltown and Capot have displayed plenty of speed so that the specif ihouid prove one of the most ilz- zllng duels in years. un. a mUe and an eighth at Hlaleah Park and a mile and quarter at Gulfttream Park the fact the four-year-old Calumet atar never has raced at Plmlico isn't likely to make any difference. He showed that In a sltated me awjiciimg ui J)C 0 workout Manu ei Aja and moving him up to here Sunday when he went a i the starting right side berth. In in 137 one-fifth faster than the i gtartlng backfleld with Aja track record.

wl be Wllford (Whizzer) Vim JLI get Mile Kecopfl a always has been a i --stamped as fast, threatening time recorSs every time he stepped on any track. He set a new worldis ot 134 for the mile at Wash- Bowl Pay-Offs May Be Larger In 1950 i i i i v.fT'*--· Kramer's service and itept ntll the seventh corner placement TEMPE, Oct. 28. tttB--A Arizona State college at Tempe football team continued warm up sessions today lor its game with the Unlverilty of New Mexico In Albuquerque A lack of right nalfs has necessitated the switching of Left J7J Shiftin Sites The University of Arizora Bowling CO. LIAAUt HMVlO d) Coaltown has shown he can run fast on any track and at almost any distance.

He has better times for the mile, one mile, mile and an eighth and miles than ekher Citation, Mi illustrious stablemate, or the Immortal Man 0' War. The Plmlico Special is a mile. and three-sixteenths and both Coaltown and Capot can tear that distance. Likes Plmlico Capot particularly has shown likened for the Plmlico strip. winning the Preakness here last spring, his time of 1:56 was tVio nrovirtUS In Ififlhs track faster record than the for the mile and wi be or left- half; Marko Marklchevich.

fullback, and Capt. Cecil Coleman, quarterback. yesterday the Sun Devils loit Guard Johnny Zucco for the Lobo game when he came up with a baa inkle. Coach Ed Doherty plans to move Bill Hammer, former Pnoe- nlx college player, Into Zuccos spot At the weekly Press Box association meeting yesterday in Phoenix Doherty said his club would pass, punt and pray against New Mexico, tip type, of ball wears you down with; power. Scores To bowls with ---i posals" by three of Sugar In New Orleans, Cotton lit and Gator in Jacksonville have approved the Collegiate Athletic association recommendation that each competing team be paid at least 40 per cent of gate on op and lost Then Pancho tightened broke going game -when shots went gervlce again Kramer After Kramer ran out or 6-1 win.

showed -1--U that rui big bowl, the Orange In Miami, la studying the proposals. Dan Mahoney, pr.osident of the Orange committee, his group will give at the New York meeting" of the NCAA in Immediate acceptances by the -sarwssinr. HU Lucero Decisions Louisiana Boxer LOS ANGELES. Oct. 26.

U.R-- Rocky light weight from San Francisco, battled hla way to an unlmpresiive win over favored Lawton Dlsoso of New Orleans at Olympic auditorium last "'Lu'cero carried the fight to New Orleans opponent throughout, and wound It, up with lurr punches which staggered the 130- pound Dlsoso. A crowd of 2,000 watched Dlsoao vain countcrpunch attacks with right uppercuti to the chin whenever he got In Three years ago--Army defeated CHICAGO Oct. On- Duke, 19-0, and -Notre Dame beat being, given 41-6; In college footbai a vote of confidence manager M. by the official White Sox family been to flro Coach Blng Miller. jfiller, former slugging star for the Philadelphia''-Athletics and 16-year major league, veteran, had been with the Sox for eight years No nuccessor named by on or General'Mgr.

Frank Lane amateur menu bit tho corner as. he took a lead. He won two, games at Then camo the Kramer and savoy. He bore down, charging 'the net. and Pancho became shaky- He began making errora and then the match became only a matter of th Thui did Kramer win the match.

But thla will be a long series, next flop Chicago Friday, and eventu- Gonzalcs will get over his nervousness. Then, and only then, will the Issue be decided. Bing Miller Fired As Chisox Coach on)y to be what's more, Capot proved -he Vhats a mlle tl leusi. uiu Sysonby Mile In New York, coming from behind to turn toe trick which only Star Reward had been able to do previously this year. Fullerton Players Back After Strike FULLERTON, Oct.

26. (OB Fullerton junior college gridders were back at practice today after one-day strike against Coaches more son TaPrade who threatened to hangj nln declared his club "is not In uo his skates last spring and then terested in any more bonus i changed was "Edgar on players." Cronln made the policy the spot" last night as he whipped statement In answer to a query In a al to ive the as to whether the Red a a Ed Goddard and Herman Fonte. The Hornets, disappointed at their poor showing against Orange Coast Friday night -and expressing llMfia on 3FKCIA LISTS to Motor Carburetor. Iffnltioa, lerrlce ud N. Company Phone BUS SERVICE TVCSON-NOGALES By United New 'York Rangers were me iseTM mighty happy today that their popular center.

Edgar decided to stick It out for; one National hockey league Ma mu 13. and the annual "nivekty week schola.tic activities, slated here the first and second week- in May, be held at other sites. Construction-of the south w.ng addition will make it 1m- to use the Arizona track i event, according to F. McKaley director of ath There Is a good possibility that the Border conference Ibe shifted to Tempe and that the 1951 meet, scheduled there, will'be held In Tucson. Work on the stadium addition will start with the completion of Oil IltctMc the current gridiron season.

The completed stadium will seat between 22.000 and 23,000 with north end bleachers Increasing the capacity to about 24,000. The request for the change In the University Week site, for next year only, will be made to E. A Row, secretary of the Arizona Interscholastic Ath association. Bogox Have Plenty Of Bonus Players BOSTON, Oct. 26.

OJ.R)--The Bos ton Red like several other major league clubs, wevit on recorc today as saying they have all the bonus ballplayers they want. Red Sox General Mgr. Joe Cro- POKEB GOLF WIXN1B Mn. Mel Hambty won th poker and golf tourney yesterday during ladies day at El Rio GoU ft ountry club. Mrs.

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Dial 3-9632 TUCSON vrrtiu DOUGLAS p.m. on Howard Sfofft Glenn Davis, five America with tlons. former Army All- big league asplra authorities to remove the "he request denied by the! gchool'a board of directors and the players then voted to hold practice without the coaches. However, when Goddard and Forte appeared vmiterdav. pot" last night as a a third Period goal to give the as to whether the Red Sox would Sanwn a 2 i victory over the be interested In bidding for Lt, CWcaKO Black Hawks.

vis former Arm All- I was the In start- for the Rangers. -The Hawks still are a victory in the same number of The Rangers open their home season tonight by entertaining the Boston Bruins. A victory carry them Into a second-place tie with ons. Principal bonus player with the Red Sox Is Pitcher Chuck Stobbs, 20-year-old southpaw given a S20 000 bonus for signing In 1948 the Bruins. Rtp.ir (2).

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