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10- TWtnlay, April 23. lc)61 The Shhevepobt Times etroit Takes Flynn Frustrates Macon for Sports Eighth in Row DETROIT, April 24 Ml Yankee-killer Frank Lary pitched the Detroit Tigers to their eighth straight victory Monday, beating New York 4-3. The winning streak is De-troit's longest since 1P49 when the Tigers won 10 in a row. The sturdy right hander By FILL MclNTYRE Time Sports Editor FOR TITLE JIM DAWSON Full Moon Over L.A. fyf- Johnson Moulds Von Clay Young Bob Flynn, a fast-balling righthander from Woodland Hills, who throws his pitches plateward i with a lack of direction, thoroughly confused the Macon Teaches at SPAR Stadium Monday night as the Shreveport Sports pounded out a 6-2 decision over the Geor gians in the opener of a five-game series.

The 20 year-old Flynn, the fourth Sport pilcher to last a full nine innings and the second in succession, scattered four singles across the board but they didn't scar him at all. What hurt Flynn occasionally were six bases on balls he has issued 24 in 23 innings and he blunted most of those walks with seven strikeouts. While Flynn was tottering along the Sports fell back on a previously unused weapon in their arsenal to ran his lifetime mark against the Yankees to 24-8 with a neat seven-hitter. Rookie Stvive Boros and Norm Cash provided the punch for Lary's third straight triumph, Boros hitting safely three times and driving in two runs, and Cash pulling the Tigers in front with a fourth inning home run. The Yankees pounced on Lary for two runs in the first Inning with the help of an error by Tiger left fielder Rocky Colavito.

Starting pitcher Bob Turley singled in the second, but Lary did not allow another hit until the seventh when Bill Skowron led off with his second home run of the season and narrowed Detroit's margin to one run. Turley. lifted in the fifth inning when the Tigers scored their fourth run. suffered his first defeat after two victories. i in Mi I PHILADELPHIA, April 24 MPi.

Harold Johnson, an experienced veteran in his 16th year of pro fighting, dropped young Von Clay four times tonight and stopped DETROIT NEW YORK ab a hi play at the plate while trying to score lrom second on George Holder's single. Alex George's relay to catcher Gordon MacKenzie nipped Lerner. (Times Photo by Lloyd Stilley). MACON MANAGER Max Macon (left) argues with plate umpire Dutch Rennert's "out" call at home plate in the first inning of last night's game with the Shreveport Sports but gets nowhere. Maury Lerner of the Peaches was called out in a close Lrt George Do It a bl 1110 4 110 4 111 4 0 10 112 1 4 0 3 2 3 0 0 0 4 0 10 3 0 0 0 SHREVFPORT ab rbl MACON ab ftrtrm If 1 4 0 0 0 Wood 2b 4 0 0 0 Bruion cf 4 110 Kalint r( 3 110 Colavito 4 0 11 Cash lb 3 111 Bnroa 3b 4 0 10 Brown 3 0 0 nandra 1 0 0 0 Lary 2 0 10 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tbrhl Jb 4 Ktibek at Lopri If Marls rf Mantle cl Berra Skowron lb Johnson 3b Rirh'ton 2b bHIanch'd Turlr-y Jamra aOonder Staflord For Ihf Lateitf in Sports Coverage.

Listen to "World of Sports" at 15 p.m., and "Sports Final" at 10: IS p.m. Monday Through Friday, Over Radio Station KYVKH. Did you know that Wally Moon, the Dodgers' expert on Chinese boundaries, hit only 13 home runs last year? And nine of those were at Oriental Gardens. Leo Posada." the ex-Sport now outficlding for Kansas City, saw snow for the first time when the A's were in Boston? "It's just like I see in the movies." said the Cuban, "and I don't like it." Wonder if Leo still has that picture of Fidel Castro hanging in his locker? Pidge Browne, the old Shreveport slugger, is first-basing with Houston again? Pidge was obtained by the Buffs after being released by Columbus. Jimmy Dykes has banned poker-playing among the Cleveland Indians? He doesn't want his players worrying about big losses.

The Indians can still cuss, as long as they keep it clean? A Mobile newspaper reported last week that, pitcher Charlie Rabe would report to the Bears from the Cincinnati system? That same night. Rabe beat the Shreveport Sports in relief, but he was wearing a Macon suit. Incidentally, Rabe's from Waxahachie. Paul Richards' home town. Times sports writer Milt Hartsell leads Metrecal 280 to 0 after three innings? Mickey Mantle hit his first big-league homer 10 years ago, May'l? It came in the sixth inning against the White Sox at Comiskey Park and carried 440.

feet into the center-field seats. Mantle's hit 324 since then. Lynn LSU's sophomore find Hoct rf 4 Kern If 4 Hyke 4 Serral rf 1 f.eot at 4 MrKiee 4 Ovrrh Ik 4 Flynn 1 I a II II rbl ft BASEBALL BAROMETER l.ernr 3b Tappe rf 4 Gablr Ik Hwrllrf 4 Holdr Sb Suari as ft Testa a-Panka I Ragrse Rabe a. b-Sarari I Snn a ft C-Ries I 33 3 7 I Total! 31 4 III 4 Total Hit into doublmlav for Jamr.i in 7th; SPORTS SOITHERN ASSOCIATION Struck out for Richardson In Sth. Nfw York 200 (MM) loft 1 Drlrolt 200 110 Out 4 E--Rlchardson.

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Birmingham 4 niimsi. Atlanta 8. Nahville 6 Tuesday'a Gamea Macon at SHKEVEPORT 12) Na.shville at Atlanta Little Rock at Birmingham Mobile at Chattanooga his fellow Philadelphia in 2:28 of the second round in a first defense of his National Boxing Association version of the world light heavyweight title. Johnson, a 32-year-old stylist, had dropped the 21-year-old Clay flat on his back in his own corner when Referee Dave Beloff stopped the contest. He didn't even bother to pick up a count.

The referee stopped the fight under the Pennsylvania Boxing Commission rule that calls for the end of a fight after a third knockdown in the same round. Clay was down three times in the second after being saved by the bell at the end of the first. It was purely an academic question for Clay, fighting his 19th pro bout, was no match for the champion, who won his title by whipping Jesse Bowdry in Miami Beach, Peb. 7. New York, Massachusetts, Great Britain and the European boxing union recognize as champion Archie Moore, who was stripped of the 175-pound crown by the NBA.

Johnson, a 3 to 1 favorite, gave away a pound to Clay, who weighed 175 to the champ's 174. But that was all Johnson gave away. Early in first round, Johnson staggered Clay with a left hook and drove him off balance, wobbling across the ring. Just before the bell ended the first, Johnson landed a right that rolled Clay completely over. He got up, fell again, tumbling under the ropes as the bell sounded.

They didn't even have time to start a count that time before the cornermen raced into the ring to pull Clay to a safe harbor. There was a stain of blood on Johnson's nose early in the second but Clay was missing with wild right hands. Suddenly, Johnson drove home a sharp right to the chin. It had a delayed effect on Clay, who fell down, rolled over and finally made it to his feet in bad shape at nine. slrj wn0 quarterbacked the Tigers to a respect- Jay Hebert Edges Venturi in Classic HOUSTON, April 24 3 Jay Hebert sank an eight-foot birdie putt on the first hole of a sudden death playoff today to defeat Ken Venturi for the $7,000 top money in the $40,000 Houston golf classic, The scheduled 18 hole had applied the pressure by sinking aoie iyou season, nas ine goiaen loucn in AMERICAN LEAGIE Won Lost Pel.

Behind Twins Clip Athletics For 10-6 Win ,89 Detroit Minnesota Cleveland New York lr "It II Daseoan too; Ameaee inrew a iwo-muer at Mississippi State Saturday to give LSU the Western Division lead in the SEC baseball chase. The Dallas Texans of the American Boston .800 .800 .556 .500 .444 .333 .333 .288 l2 3 3' 4 5 5 5 6'i Chicago 4 Baltimore 3 Washington 3 Kansas Citv 2 Los Angeles 1 shell Macon pitchers Charley Rabe and Art Swansoq raw power hitting. Ron Hogg -and Alex George banged out a pair of two-run homers each Hogg getting his off a Rabe pitch and George rapping his against Swanson and George chipped in with a run-producing double earlier in the night. Also clubbing out doubles as the Sports 125 piayoti nad moved onto tne an eight-looter for a birdie. i ai i i wt i 1 his two-foot Hebert explained ninptApnth hnle nftor Vfmtiiri Football League have signed Cedric Price, the Kansas basketball star? Price, who stands 6-6.

weighs 210 and runs the century in 10.1, will be used as an offensive end. miss this way: picked up three strokes on (10 in "Most of the time you have a rhifl mitt tnr i nln A tne last tour holes to match MONDAYS RESIITS Cleveland 5. Baltimore 1. Detroit 4. New iirk 3.

Minnesota 10. Kansas City 6. ningsi. Lns Angeles at Chicago, ppd (Only gdmes scheduled'. Tl'ESDA Y'S GAMES New York 'Ford 2-1 1 at iMossi i2-0i i oiivi i uuli iui ill line 1 uiu, Hebert 69, one under par hp au ar cVmrt i on AMEDEE The Yankees turned down a trade that Detroit for the Memorial hard.

I'm thinking he won't make exploded for 10 hits were Woody KANSAS CITY. April 24 UH-The Minnesota Twins scored four runs in the 10th inning of an error-plagued baseball game Monday night for a 10-6 victory over the Kansas City Athletics. The victory kept the second-place Twins within one-half game of Detroit, whicji retained its American League lead Monday afternoon by defeating New York. would have sent Elston Howard to the Dodgers for Duke Park course. his putt.

But he made some real good putts coming in. Cleveland iBell 0-2 at Baltimore (Barber 1-1 1 iNi. i Minneapolis 'Sadowski O-Ol at Kansas City 'Herbert l-0 (Ni. Venturi's comeback was the reverse of yesterday's performance when Hebert picked up five strokes on the last five holes to catch the slender California in the final round of the 72-hole tournament with a 2VH and send the Classic into its third straight playoff. Both players got off bad tee MINNESOTA KANSAS City ab bi ab ab Versalles ss 6 0 2 1 Howser 5 0 11 Jjty FRANK CLAUSE Washington iBurnside 0-0 or Ho-baugh O-Oi at Boston iConley (0-0).

NATIONAL IF.AG11E Vi Pet. C.B Los Angeles 8 5 .815 San Francisco 6 5 .545 1 St. Louis 8 5 .543 1 Pittsburgh 8 5 545 1 Chicago 5 6 .453 2 Cincinnati 5 6 .455 2 Milwaukee 3 4 .429 2 Philadelphia 4 7 .364 3 Green If 4 0 11 Lumpe 2b 5 10 0 4 111 Bauer rf 4 0 10 6 12 0 Posada If 10 0 0 3 0 0 0 dSiebem 10 0 0 2 0 0 0 Tultle cf 5 10 0 0 10 0 Carey 2b 5 110 Mincher lb Allison rf Lemon rf Dobbek If fWhisn'n'nt Battey Bertoia 3b MONDAY'S RESCLTS 6 3 3 3 Thr'neb lb, 2 2 1 3 4 2 3 1 0 1 0 0 2b 4 2 10 bPilarcik 1 0 0 0 Sullivan Johnson was not going to miss 10 10 10 10 10 0 0 10 0 1 EKlimch'k (hie rhanrp ho wont oftor hie avalo Snider and Johnny Podres? Seems the swap would've helped both clubs. Tennessee refused to meet Eastern Kentucky in a track meet Saturday at Knoxville because the Maroons had two Negro athletes? Eastern's track coach is Glenn Gossett, builder of Homer's 1957 "Iron Men." Billy Martin, now of the Braves, claims he's never started a fight in his life? And he also leads the league in ignoring night life. Dick Hughes, the Byrd High flamethrower working in the Cardinal system, became the first Portland (Pacific Coast League) pitcher to go the distance April 15 when he blanked Lancaster (Eastern League) 4-0 in an exhibition game? He didn't walk a man.

Add scores: Goldwater 2, Nixon 1 (first inning); Parking Meters 1, Gerry Robichaux 0 (final); Johansson 3, Uncle Sam 2 (halftime). Bill Veeck used midget vendors in the box seat area on opening day at Comiskey Park? Average vendor obscures view, Bill says. Wonder when Veeck will start helicopter service from the bullpen? Yankee manager Ralph Houk claims Pedro Ramos, who beat the Bombers for Minnesota, throws a spitter? Maybe Houk wishes his pitchers would try it. Glel eHenry Moore 10 10 Larsen 1 0 0 0 Kunkel 1 0 0 0 cBoyd Rakow Daley Keegan 10 11 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 shots on the sudden death hole. Venturi placed his second 10 feet from the cup.

Hebert's landed about 10 feet away but jumped back toward the cup about two feet. Venturi's first putt was two feet short and he took a par. The victory was the first for I Hebert since the 38-year-old La-1 fayette, pro won the 1960 PGA 'championship. Venturi was seeking, bis first tournament title 44 10 14 Totals 34 7 5 Totala man, scoring with a heavy right-left combination to the head and sent Clay down in his own corner. He was up this time at three.

Obviously, this couldn't go on much longer. Johnson saw to it quickly when he landed another hard left to the head that put Clay on his back for the fourth and final knockdown of the fight. Pittsburgh 7. Milwaukee 6. lOnly games Tl'ESDA Y'S GAMES San Francisco iSanford O-li at Los Angeles (Drysdale 2-1 iNl.

Milwaukee "Nottebart 0-1 or Burdette 0-0i at St. Louis (Simmons l-Oi I i Ph idelphia iGreen 1-01 at Pittsburgh (Mizell l-Oi (Ni. Cincinnati lOToole 1-21 at Chicago iHobbie 1-1 i. AMERICAN ASSN. Pet.

GB Louisville 4 .600 Denver 8 4 .558 'i Indianapolis 5 4 .556 'a Dallas-Ft. Worth 5 4 .556 i Houston 4 fi .400 2 Omaha 3 6 .333 2'i MONDAY'S RESULTS (No games scheduled). TEXS LE AWE Pet GB Austin 7 4 .6.16 Amarillo 8 5 .545 1 San Antonio 5 son 1 Huyke and Charley becrest. The victory left the Sports with an 11-6 record, still 14 games behind league-leading Chattanooga, while the Ffe'aches were canned for the 12th time in 15 games. The two clubs will swing into the second stage of.

the current Southern Assn. series with a dou-bleheader, scheduled for tonight at SPAR Stadium. Dr. Harry Taylor (1-1 will work for the Sports in the 6 p.m. opener against Macon's Larry Foss 0-2 Southpaw Billy Kirk (0-0 has been ticketed by Manager Les Peden for the nine-inning nightcap against that veteran minor -league chukker, unannounced.

The twin bill-also comes up as the Sports' first ladies' night offering of the 1961 season. Flynn's wildness put him in dire straits early in last night's scramble as he walked Tony Bartirome and Maury Lerner to open the first inning. Bob Gabler thumped a ground ball down the first base line which was converted into a bases-loaded jam when Lerner knocked the ball out of George's glove at second base as the Sports tried for a double play. George Holder made it 1-0 for the Peaches with a lazy single through the middle but Lerner. trying to score from second, was nailed at the plate on a throw from George to Gordon MacKenzie.

Macon skipper Max Macon jawed loudly with plate ump Dutch Rennert over the call but the sco.e remained, 1-0. The Sports came right back in aon by error for Kaat in 6th; bsing led for Pignatano in 7th; cFlied out for Kunkel in 7th; dOn by error for Posada in 8th; eGrounrled out for Oiel In 9th; fRan for Dobbek In 10th; gSingled for Sullivan In 10th. Minnesota 000 003 003 410 Kansas City 000 020 040 0 Thronberry, Mincher. Gardner, Versalles. Howser.

Lumpe. Daley. PO- Minnesota 30-14. Kansas City 30-6. DP Versalles.

Gardner and Mincher: Gardner. Versalles and Mincher. LOB Min since winning the King Crosby Invitational early last year. Hebert moved onto the eighteenth green with a two-stroke lead. He three-putted for a bogie, the second one from two feet.

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Amarillo 6. Austin 12. Rio Grande Valley 4. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lot Pet. Richmond 5 1 .833 Toronto 1 im i acquainted with bowling funda 4th Grade No.

1 A C. Steere 2. Riverside 0. 4th Grade No. 1 Werner Park 7.

Judson 2. Hih Grade No. 0 A. C. Steere 7.

Arthur Circle 1. Jesuit 5, Mildred Crowe 0. Jesuit 5, Lakeshore 4. 5th Grade No. 1 Shreve Island 3.

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.1 Arthur Circle 7. Riverside 1. 61 Grade No. 4 Riverside 9. South Highland 4.

6th Grade No. 6 Playoffs St. Johns 7, Werner Park 0. 6th Gradt o. 1 Charnns Werner Park 8.

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Berry. 4:02. A 6,541. Dick Howser, whose hitting impressed Kansas City brass in spring training, is getting quite a reputation as a glove man? The A's shortstop, an important item in Shreveport box scores last year, went 1-for-10 in his first three games. Another ex-Sport, pitcher Ben Swarin-gen, has been named coach at Portsmouth of the Sally League by skipper Granny Hamner? Chico Alvarez.

Nashville's hot-headed slugger of 1959-60, is throwing his batting helmet with Jersey City of the International League this season? Tim McCarver, oh Thin Named NSC Star mentals. A custom-fitted ball gives you the control you need and helps you to develop a smooth and natural bowling style. Without a ball measured to your own hand you're liable to develop a whole pack of different delivery flaws. Columbus 4 1 .800 San Juan 3 3 .500 Jersey City 1 2 .333 Rochester 1 4 .200 Syracuse 1 5 .167 Buffalo 0 3 .000 BOSSIER RESULTS Waller 200 000 030-5 5 3 Kerr 000 100 1002 4 3 Jones and Turner; Poole and Offutt. MONDAY'S RESULTS Toronto 2.

Jersey City 2 (tie game called In ninth I. (Only games scheduledi. HOWSER the lower first to tie it up on SOUTHERN WHEEL Lions Mangle Tecbsters Twice Chattanooga Pounds Bill Kern single up the middle and Huyke's wrongfield double off the rightfield fence. The Sports untied the knot in the fourth when Secrest and George destined to go 3 for-4 for the eveningneatly sandwiched back-to-back doubles to leftfield between three routine outs. A one-out single by Ray Tabacchi ahead of Hogg's towering 350-foot obile for 9-3 Win NATCHITOCHES, April 24 (Special) Gary Johnson of Haynes-ville and Craig Henry of St.

Michael of Crowley were named the outstanding field and track men respectively, in the 23rd annual Northwesftrn State College relays' prep division. Announcement of the top performers among the five classifications of schools which participated was made Monday by relays director Walter Ledet. head track coach at XSC. Selection was made after careful study of results in all classifications. More than 1.500 athletes from 97 Louisiana Schools participated.

Johnson captured a pair of firsts in the Class AA division of the meet on Friday. He turned in a 12-fl pole vault and set a record in the high jump with a 6-1 effort, eclipsing the mark of fi'i set by James Melton of Jonesboro in 1957. Henry set a pair of Relays records in the Class division with a I homer over the right centerfield the Cardinal bonus boy who impressed Southern Assn. citizens at Memphis, is catching with San Juan in the same league. Milwaukee was the best financial move the National League ever made? In eight years there, the Braves have drawn 15,444.368 patrons, averaging 60 per cent of stadium capacity every day.

The Yankees (1946-54) drew 17,766,160 for the nine-year major league record. Ted Nelson of Andrews broke the national scholastic record for the 440-yard dash Saturday because he was mad? The Texan ran a 46.5 quarter after causing a bad baton pass in a relay race, then ran the 220 in 20.6 seconds, one-tenth of a second over the national mark. Lafayette High School's fine mile relay team has turned in a 3:26.1 clocking this season, but would lose by around 100 yards if running against the best schoolbov quartets in Texas? Andrews has run a 3:15.2, plus a 41.5 in the440 relav; Baylor and LSU football coaching staffs have formed a mutual admiration society? The Tigs sent coaches to watch the Bears' heralded offense cavort in spring drills and Baylor sent a couple of assistants to Baton Rouge to scrutinize the Bengal defense. Russia has a new TV orocram called "Cosmonaut fnr a April 24 good start, but wilted in the fifth. HAMMOND.

April 24 (LTD Southeastern Louisiana College to-, day walloped Louisiana Tech in both ends of a Gulf States Con-, ference doubleheader, beating the Bulldogs from Ruston 10-3 and 14-0. The Lions took a big step in clos- ing the gap between their second-: place spat in GSC standings and Tech's first place. But the Bulldogs, with a 9-3 record, still have a comfortable margin over SLC's 8-4 mark. Sonny Hegwood won on the hill in the first game, helped by three hits each from mates Jerome! Mahfouz and Jim Ruddick. Tech's Paul Lavenne hit a solo homer in the seventh.

But Mahfouz accounted for two runs and Ruddick for one. Sonny Parker took the loss. He was charged with the loss. Frank Mankovich replaced him. slats made it 4-1 in the homeside fifth.

Macon got its second score in the sixth without referring to the hit column. Flynn, en route to his second decision of the young season, struck out two of the first five Peaches in the inning The other three Gabler, Holder and Arnaldo Suarez walked to load the sacks. Flynn wild-pitched Gabler across the plate while working on pinch-hitter F.mil Tanko, who popped out. Earlier in the day the Sports received a chunk of bad news. BIRMINGHAM, April 24 Little Rock beat Birmingham 5-4 in 10 innings of a Southern Association baseball game tonight, after the Barons tied it with two runs in the ninth inning.

Little Rock broke a 1-1 tie in the top of the ninth with two runs on two walks and two singles. Mel-vin Gcho's single scored two runs. In Birmingham's half of the ninth, Leo Smith and Pat Duke's homer tied it up. UPt Chattanooga Lookouts gave manafier Frank Lucchesi a 9-3 Southern League baseball victory over the Mobile Bears for a 34th birthday present tonight. Pitcher Dennis Bennett, recently out of the Army, gave only six hits.

He struck out seven. No Bear batter got as many as two hits. Jerry Reimer led the Chattanooga attack with a 3-run triple and a 2-run single. John Must ion clouted three hits for four, bases. Mobile's Gene Lary got off to a ATLANTA.

April 24 UPV-Thad Tillotson came on with the bases loaded and fanned pinch-hitter Jackie Farrell for the final out to preserve an 8-6 victory over Nashville for Atlanta and lefty Larry Miller toiight. Miller, who picked up his first victory, had pitched spectacularly most of the route, and had fanned nine Vols. But he was driven from the mound with a 4-hit, 2-run barrage in the ninth. In the second camp. Hob Hardv held the Tcchsters to oniv three century and a leap of 234 in hits to win.

George Woodson lost. the broad jump. His century run Big hitters for SLC were Tony beltered the mark of :10.3 set by Allelo. who drove in four runs, and Boo Childers of Columbia in 1951, Dave Wickersham, 2-2 already this Day?" Everyone seems to be up in the air about it. The winner gets a free trip to Earth.

BIRMINGHAM ab rbl Scott 2b 5 season and one of the better relief pitchers in the Dixie wheel with a 1.17 earned run rverage, was recalled by the Kansas City Athletics LITTLE ROCK ab rbl Ward cf 4 0 2 0 Carver 0 0 0 0 Rchd 3b 4 1 0 0 Nelsn lb 3 1 1 1 a-Rlnkn 12 10 Rvnld rf 3 0 0 fl b-Justce 0 1 0 fl Jhnsn rf 0 0 0 1 and his broad jump beltered the effort of Jim Johnson's 21-61-4 as a representative of Bordclonville in 1955. Butch Troy, who got three RBI's Southeastern travels to Pineville Wednesday for a non-conference clash with Louisiana College. Reed Gels Big Ten Pact early yesterday morning. NASHVILLE ATLANTA ah rh ah rb Davidson as 2 0 0 0 Shirley ss 4 110 Robbins 3b 2 110 J. Wilirns rf 5 1 2 0 Kenehl cf 4 12 1 2b 4 12 0 Lnoney lb 3 2 2 2 Marinacl lb 3 2 2 3 Christian rf 3 1 1 1 Hitcher cf 5 0 2 0 Jarik 3b 3 Lnbck rf 5 Palys If 4 Smith lb 2 Kosco cf 4 Dukec 4 Mania ss 3 Kplitip 3 Look 0 Kliewr 0 Bcqn 0 c-McCue I CHATTANOOGA ah rh florin, rf 2 2 2 Vassie.

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Ran to a ,4 a Tnia )a a ia at for Reynolds in Bth, Singled for retiring K. L. (Tug) Wilson, effective July 1. Wilson, commissioner since the death in 1944 of Major John Griffith, reached the age of 65 March 27. His current five-year contract expires May 1.

The conference's presidents included, in a tribute to Wilson, provision for retirement compensation and voted him full pay fnr one year beginning July 1. 1 Struck out for McCab in Sth. Bacoue in nun. Na.hTille I "I I.ITTI.R ROCK WXI 1(f 41 101 AM-41 BIRMINGHAM ftoft I.N. 1-4 I rj ui, rwrt L.uiir nnrn i.

CHICAGO. April 24 ii William Reynolds Reed today was given a five-year contract at an annual salary of about $2fl0flO as new athletic commissioner of the Big Ten. "He was elected unanimously and enthusiastically." said Herman Veils. Indiana University president and chairman of the council of Ten. "The council of Ten acted on a recommendation of faculty representatives.

Only one man was con-sidprrd. and that was Reed." Reed. 4i. has been assistant commissioner since 1951. He succeeds mrmmgnam -rz.

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