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Baltimore, Thursday, THE SUN SPORTS November 9, 1961 PAGE 21 Crimson Satan, Leading 2-Y ear Old, Arrives At K.C. STEERS Two Injured Cagers Rejoin Washington College Quintet 33; 9 UM iff I Pimlico Iowa Hawkeyes Drill Behind Closed Gatc Iowa City, Iowa, Nov. 8 UUTh Iowa Hawkeyes went behind tightly closed gates today to brew a batch of bad medicine for Minnesota for their football date hera next Saturday. Newsmen were told at the that nobody at all" beyond tcain and coaching personnel would be admitted, except athletic director Forest Evashevski and Dr. Virgil M.

Hancher, university president." BRAND NEW 62 -VALIAWT22 SERIES V-100 INCLUDES Fed. Tax TRANSPORTATION PLYMOUTH-' VII mm, 4. I 101-100 Rally In Closing Minutes To Nip Cleveland Quint Kansas City, Nov. 8 MV-The Kansas City Steers built up a 14-point halftime lead, then had to outscore the Cleveland Pipers in the closing minutes to gam a 101-to-lOO American Basketball League victory tonight. Cleveland swept front 99-98 with three minutes remaining when Roger Taylor scored off a fast break.

Bill Bridges, former Kansas University star, followed with a finlBcr and a free throw, however, tolfyovide the Steers' winning points. Larry Comley made 14 points as the Steers outscored Cleveland 29-18 in the second period. Cleveland's Jack Adams was the high scorer with 32 points. Bridges led the Steers for the fourth straight game with 26. CLEVELAND KANSAS CITY O.

P. T. 10 1213 32 9 1- 1 19 3 0-3 6 9 2- 2 20 7 0-0 15 0 0-10 10-22 2 0-22 Adam Warley Brolt Taylor hill Cox O. P. St'rman Bridges T'holen Wllfona- Mantis Comlev McD'ald 3- 4 15 10 6-12 26 3 3-38 0 0-00 5 3-6 13 8 2- 2 18 fried 3 2-58 0 0-00 0 5-65 King 3 1-17 WIN I King 0 0-0 10-021 Pruitl 0 5- 8 51 i-i fer FUTURITY ENTKY Crimson 1,1 RENE DUVALL Veteran returns jor Shoremen enter Northwestern Medical School Baltimorean Gene Shue went into Detroit's outing last night against Philadelphia off a hot two-game stretch that found him swishing fifteen of his last 31 floor chances in hiking his National Slate Stakes last weekend, arrived at Pimlico yesterday for the $115,000 Pimlico Futurity.

Groom Henry Galloway walks the lending 2-year-old title candidate to stall at track. i Oil lildllll l.l.Tel.J Ba.sketball Association average tojR'snn'i I I 1 "1 I I I'J'JI I io. i iur six starts aim uuiuig out nineteen assists. He's now caged 45.5 of his field goal tries, 30 of 35 free throws, contributed 3.5 assists and holed 112 points. LflliUJ iNklWi Totals 42 1S-28 100 I Totals 38 25-39 101 3-nolnt field foal Barnhlll.

Cleveland 24 18 35 23100 Kamas City 27 29 27 18101 L.easaeaaaBSBMaeeasSsi I Artenrlanre 1.035 BBBBBaaaaaBaswaaaMBBBaBaaaaBaaaaaBaaaBBBSBBBBaiiaa a aaaaaaaaaaaaaiaa 1 111 -Wm afM I II I IS Nation's IT if. fi Wr Satan, winner of lln r.unlpn Roosevelt Results FIRST 81.500: Pace: 1 ml Ronnie D. IS. Werner) $3.10, $3.10 Tonight IR. Palmer) $3.30, $2.60 liner fence io.

urenen $3.80 Time 2:07.1. Shadvdale Colonel. Army'a Penny. Found Freiiht. C.

mar. irim jewel also started. SECOND pare: 1 ml. Solid Harmony (8, Wernen. $8.40, $3.70, $2 SO Ted Lybrook (E Cobbi $2.60 Indian Melody IC.

Borlnt) $2.70 lime Jvn. uirect. Kainnow, Ever, areen Direct, Pansy Chief. Brave Hano ver, enaayaaie uirect also started. Dailu Double Ronnie D.

and Solid Harmony paid $18.20 jor $2 pace; 1 mile. Bernle Brook R. Thomas). $5.60. $3.60, $2.70 Pares Wells Id Phaleni.

$4.60. $3 10 Leo I a V. Oraltan Inskoi $2.60 Time 206.1. Braxfleld. Miss Dei.

Clark Demon. Bonnie Can, Arva Han over also started. FOURTH trot: 1 ml. Pelham Hanover (S. Dancer).

16.10. 41 an. ii in Jess Dillon IW. Mver) $3.60 wampum (8. Welch) $4.70 Time 2 06 2-5.

Anvil Chorus. Darn Valley. Lord Chutney. Rhody Hal alto Manea. FIFTH $4,000: Pare: 1 ml.

Hvnrilrala IW. Mlnnteupi $.10, $5.70, 3.30 tioaan Hanover (W. Hudson) $3.80, $2.80 Miss Damon Abbe (J. Crulsei $1.20 Brady. Baron Atom.

E'oulre Direct. KHilte Towne also started. 1 me 02 3. Anta He in. SIXTH $3,250: Pace: 1 mile.

Scotch Abbe (A. Galentlnei. $7.10, $4.40, $3.20 Pat Frisco ID. Pletcheri. $6.60, $3.10 Harry's Dream (M.

Klrki $2.90 Time 2:04.4. Royal Scotchman, Historic Value, Mr. Childa. Perlect Rhythm, Mayor Joe also started. SEVENTH Pace; 1 mile.

Flresweep (O. Sholty), $4 50, $3.40, $3 20 Jule Abby (J. Edmunds) $4.60. $3.80 Ciueen'a Gil (A. Wlnser) $4.40 Time 2:06.

Pilot Zoom, Scotch Beau. Abbe Averlll Slmal P. Direct. Sterling Aljbe also started. EIGHTH Pace: 1 mil.

Direct Valley CD. Inskn). 86.70,81.20, SJ.SO Delh Dream (J. Crulsei $3.10, $2.80 Rhythm Chief (B. Nlckells) $3.60 Time 2.07's, Knight Prince.

Symphony Blue Note, Dukegan. Afton Wyn, Audey Hanover also started. NINTH $2,300: pace; 1 ml. Yankee Chip (P. Dussault).

$3.70, $2 80, $2.50 My Irish (C. Fleming) $6.70, $4.10 Bache Roserrort (J. Flrettll $4.20 Time 2.07 1.5. Ladv Temnerert CaKh Trlckey Army. Varlan Hanover, Shum ua ueu, urown wood Bay also started.

Attendance, Handle, Indoor Revolver League Formed Sgt. M. J. Burda, of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Police, has been elected president for this winter's Indoor Police Revolver League which opens its tenth campaign on the range, 610 South Sharp street, next Monday night. Twenty entries representing Federal, state, county, city, railroad and private law enforcement agencies have entered this season's fireworks.

Sgt. Russell Wil-helm's Baltimore City Police shooters are the defending champions. In addition to Sergeant Burda, other officers elected were secretary, Lt. H. F.

Schulthcis, Maryland State Police; treasurer, Agent Joseph Sargis, FBI, and assistant treasurer, Officer Ed Campbell, Baltimore City Police. Duke Alumni Honors Golfer Art Wall, Jr. New York, Nov. 8 (jT) Professional golfer Art Wall, of Po- cono Manor, was honored by the Duke University Alumni Association of New York today as winner of the Duke distinguished achievement award for 1961. Wall, who turned pro after graduation from Duke in 1949, was presented a clock by the Duke alumni.

i I IV lafTNJI fill in MA AIT 1 PISTONS BOW TO WARRIORS Philadelphia Wins, 132-128; KnicksTop Chicago Detroit, Nov. 8 Cft-Wilt Cham berlain fired 58 points for the second straight game as he paced the Philadelphia Warriors to a 132-to-128 come-from-behind vic tory over the slumping Detroit Pistons tonight. Chamberlain'i performance came after the New York Knickerbockers had jumped into a 19-point first-quarter lead and then coasted to a 130-to-lOS triumph over Chicago to snap a four-game losing streak in the first half of a National Ba.sketball Association double-header, Wilt Raises Average Wilt the Stilt, in raising his season average above the 50-point mark, almost personally carried the Warriors to their triumph after they had trailed by as many as 11 points in the third period. lie dumped five straight baskets on fall-away jump shots midway in the final period, each time breaking a deadlock. His final tally put the Warriors ahead for keeps and they strengthened their margin to eight points when Tom Cola followed with a basket and Al Attles hit for two more on driving lay-ups.

Chamberlain, who had tallied 38 points for his season high against the same Pistons in Phila delphia last Saturday, connected on 23 baskets and added 12 more points from the charity line. Green Paces Attack John Green pumped in 15 points and Richie Guerin 10 to pace New York's early uprising. Thereafter, the Packers never seriously threatened as they went down to their fifth defeat in seven starts It was the Knicks' fifth triumph against six losses as they ended a six-game western swing on a happy note. The Knicks held a 65-to-48 halftime lead and were in front 94-to-77 after three quarters Guerin wound up with 33 points and Green 30. Rookie Walt Bel lamy had 23 for Chicago.

NEW YORK CHICAOO O. P. T. Blaner 3 0-06 Buckner 2 0-04 O. P.

B'lamy B'talle Cable Davit Dees Hatton Larue L'nard Turner 5- 8 2: 1 o- 3 3-3! 2 0-0' Budd 6 1- 3 11 Burton 2 0-04 Green 13 4- 8 30 Guerin 15 3- 5 33 7 3- 3 17 2 6-10 10 Jordon 2 1- 1 5 Martin 5 2- 2 12 10-0 8 7-10 19 Naulla 7 3- 3 17 Imhoff 3 2-28 14-4 Tyra 11-1 Walker 4 5- 6 13 Total! 57 16-24 130 ITotaU 37 34-48 108 New York 39 28 29 38130 Chicago Nonscorera: cago Johnson 20 28 29 31 10B New York Smith. Chi PHILADELPHIA O. F. Arialn 8-8 18 Attles 0-0 18 C'brl'n 23 12-19 58 Conlln 12-24 DETROIT O. P.

Dukes 9 2- 2 20 Eaan 2 1-2 Perry 7 4-6 18 Howell Lee 3 6-13 12 S- 8 19 Onla 8 4- 7 20 McNeil 2 1- 1 M'chery 2 1-15 M'M'lon 3 Ohl 12 Scott 2 Shue 5 1- 2 7 7 27 2- 3 6 4- 5 14 Rodgeri 2 0-04 Totals 52 28-38 132l Totals 50 28-48 128 Philadelphia 32 3338 31 132 Detroit 39 35 32 22128 Nonscorera: Detroit Jones. Attendance 4.500. Los Angeles Five Spills St. Louis Los Angeles, Nov. 8 WV-Jerry West and Elgin Baylor scored 81 points between them tonight to spark a sizzling fourth-quarter comeback as Los Angeles defeated St.

Louis, 124 to 118, in a National Basketball Association game. Wpst scored 42 and Baylor 39 as the Lakers came from 13 points back in the third quarter. It was the second straight victory for the Lakers over the Hawks, and they now lead the Western Division with a 9-2 record. The Hawks are 4-6. Los Angeles trailed by ten at the end of the third quarter but got eleven straight points to take a 95-to-94 lead and never relinquished it.

West got 12 points in the final period and his 42 was a professional high for him. Clyde Lovelette led the Hawks with 3324 of them in the first half. Bob Pettit had 28 for St. Louis. 6T.

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F. T. Baylor 16 1-12 39 Felix 1 1-1 3 Hawkins 8 0- 0 12 Hundley 2 0-04 Krebs 3 1- 2 "7 Laruso 4 1-19 Selvy 4 0-08 West 14 14-15 42 Green 0 0-00 Haaan. 8 3- 8 19 Mill 7 6- 8 20 Lacour 8 0- 2 12 Lo'lte 15 3- 3 33 Pettit 10 8- 9 28 49 20-30 118 I TotaU 50 24-31 124 St." Louis" 30 34 30 24118 Los Anaeles 28 27 31 40124 Attendance. 6.357.

COLT TO RUN IN FUTURITY Winner Of Garden State Stakes Travels By Van CriniNon Satan, winner of the world'i richest race last Saturday and leading candidate for the 2-year-old championship of 1961, arrived at Nmlico yesterday to prepare for the $115,000 pimlico Futurity here on Saturday, November 18. The Crimson King Farm'i colt made the three-hour van trip without Incident from New Jersey, where he took down first money In the Garden State Stakes, last weekend, beating most of the top title contenders still in training. Shoemaker Rides Colt Crimson Satan, who is ridden by Willie Shoemaker, is expected to meet most of these same rivals plus several new faces in the Pimlico Futurity, which will be his final bid of the season for the championship. The Pimlico Futurity Is run at one-mile and one-sixteenth around two turns, the same course as for the Garden Statfl, and considered the championship distance for Juvenile horses. Green Ticket On Hand Mrs.

Adele L. Rand's Green Ticket, who finished fifth in the Garden State after leading for most of the first mjle, also arrived at Pimlico. Georgo D. Widencr's highly regarded Endymion, who missed the Garden State, is due at Pimlico Friday. All of the candidates for the race are expected on the grounds by next Monday when Pimlico opens its 28-day fall meeting.

Young Orioles Thump Houston Scott sdale. Nov. 8 W-The Baltimore Orioles continued to steamroller Winter League opposition today as they flattened Houston, 9 to 2. It was the ninth straight win for the Orioles, who lead the league by 3'i games. Dave McNally survived Inning in which he hit a Salter, walked another and made two wild pitches to go the distance scattering seven hits and striking out ten.

It was the fifth complete game for the Oriole stall during the victory string. Lloyd Fourroux led Uie Birds' fourteen hit attack with a double and four singles and Bobby Saverine hit a two-run inside-the-park homer in the eighth when Baltimore scored four times to put the game out of reach. ORIOMCA HOISTON abrhbl, ahrhbl Yenclia mi 4 2 2 1 Hyman ss 5 0 10 (Saverine 2b 5 2 1 2 Slaub lb 4 110 rourroux 3 pointer ir 4110 Nicholson rt 4 1 1 Woolen .10 11 Bnwena cf 5 0 12 Ranrw 4 0 10 Hirkf moo lb 3 0 0 0 HolinqnlslO 2 0 0 1 Biirlh 3b 5 0 10 Porter rf 4 0 1 0 (irlllln 4 110 WlllcU 2b 4 0 0 0 McNallv 3 0 0 0 Put 2 0 0 0 aMurrajr 10 10 Zwpraie 9 0-000 DUIUBll 1000 Tills 38 8 14 34 Ti a-Rlnitled for Pate In 7th; Filed out for Zwerala In ih. Orioles 0(10 240 Hmislnn 1(H) IIIK) All! 2 E-Polntcr. Banew.

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WP tngla. Jimmy Foxx Files Bankruptcy Petition Cleveland, Nov. 8 MV-Jimmy Foxx, 54, one of baseball's former great sluggers who at one time in his career made $54,000 a year, has filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy. Foxx, one of four men ever to hit 5R home runs in a season he did it in 1932 while with the Philadelphia Athletics said his debts were He lisled his assets as clothing and household goods. A contact man for the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation, Foxx said that in and 11)00 he averaged $.1,400.

Foxx, who also played with the Boston Red Sox, hit 534 homers in his career, second only to Babe Ruth's 714. IVakainiira And Sato Lead Japanese Event Tokyo, Nov. 8 Wv-Pete Nakam-ura, winner of the 1957 Canada Cup individual title, and Seiichi Sato both shot three-under-par 69's today for the first round lead in the Japanese Open golf tourney. Frank Stranahan, of Toledo, Ohio; Arnold Palmer, of Latrobc. and Gary Player, of South Africa, were to have played but none showed up at the first tee.

Br lEVMOtR S. SMITH There was serious head shak ing among Washington College backers last week when it was feared 6 6 Emmett Molloy and 6-4 prospect Jim Brady, two basket-bailer, coach Ed Athey was in cluding in campaign plans, had been lost probably for the opening half of the season with a badly torn knee cartilage and a broken left hand. But everyone was feeling a lot better yesterday at nChestertown The sight of Molloy running normally in defensive scrim maging with fellow returning vet erans Rene Duvall, Jack Cook, Steve Preston, Kent Kidwell and Graydon Wetzler was a cheering one to Athey along with the news Brady expects to have the cast removed this weekend. Brady Among Freshmen "Molloy's injury was not as serious as. we first thought," Athey reported.

"He had damaged the same knee playing lacrosse last spring when his cleats got caught in the mud and he wrenched thr cartilage. This time he twisted it while rebounding. Molloy's one of our better rebounders and you can also count on him for ten to twelve points. "Brady is only a freshman, but hes one ot our most versatile shooters. He's a lean 6-4, very quick, can drive, jump shoot and hits from outside.

Brady cracked a knuckle trying to regain his bal ance while falling in his room. Despite the cast, he reports every practice. He has trouble catching the ball, but he's keeping in con dition." Athey, who divides his coaching time between guiding Washing' ton's Mason-Dixon Conference northern soccer winners and his twelfth Shore court entry, has whittled his hoop candidates down to twelve and begun concentrating on defense. "We're a better scor ing team than last winter," he admitted, "but I'm afraid we're going to give away more points, too." "We use a high-lo post, but its not the type whereour pivot- man feeds off. Duvall and Preston or Brady and (Richard) Carroll have been bringing the ball up and if Wetzler contiriues at his current pace he could crack the starting line-up.

He handles the ball well and has improved his shooting. Carroll is a newcomer, a good driver from either side, Duvall Scoring Threat "Jon Wolfe and Richard George are two more with promise. Cook did a fine rebounding job last winter" when the Shoremen finished second in the Mason-Dixon's northern half "and he, Kidwell and Molloy give us experienced Ifcard strength. Duvall remains our best threat. He has all the shots and although he's only a six-footer, he'll give you a good job in the pivot.

Quick dribbles from elsewhere: Jeff Mullins, Duke's bright soph omore prospect, caught an elbow above the eye in a recent practice and is back working with a dozen stitches as a souvenir. Coach Vic Bubas, however, reports back. courter John Cantwell among his losses. The veteran has waived his final season of eligibility to Bobby Lay ne Works Out With Steelers Pittsburgh, Nov. 8 Bobby Lavne worked out with the Pitts burgh Steelers today.

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1-4011 leeiM Deleft attllsble Far CeaiMct, Starts and Fsrtle Makes "Fowor Irolo Spociofisfi" "Power Stotring Spoeaitti" I t.rv wmmmi mrs Narragansett Results FIRST dm, I 4-yr. It ups mlle. Chanca Thouht, Ufl (W. fikuel, $12.20, JS 20, tS.OO Mauler Bar! 118 (D. Maddem.

80 Fun Lover. 118 (J Bradley) 13.00 Time 1.50. Crafty Danny. Rlna On Georgia. Crafty Bailor, Napoleon.

uraiuuoe, iceman. Mmjoi uuka. z-cadoae alo ran. SECOND clm 4-yr. it up; 6 furlonita.

Blino King, 121 fW. Bkune). $17.10, fS SO, $3 Ofl Solar Hrat, 118 (L. Rlisleyl $3.40, 12.40 Weeper Boy, 114 (D. Madfleii).

$3.00 Time 1.14. Jeddah Chant, Peter Pie. Red Ruler, Bony Fox, Oliead. Uo Bip-pey. Coach Uu also ran.

Daily Double Chance Thought and Bingo King (4 and 6) paid $87.20 for $2. THIRD $2,400: 2-yr. 6 tur. Fux Parrotl, U'O (R, Blovalll. S5 40.

14 00. $3.00 Pllt, 118 (E. Jenkins) S8.S0, $5.00 Top Crest, 117 (R. Connolleyi, $4.40 Time 1.15. Peggy Jo.

Nellie M. Primrose, Maillyn'a Jet, Tlnybit. Cheater Rote. My Junie Oal. Robin Deb.

Don't Wlllc alto ran FOURTH clm.i 4-yr. It up; miles. Shmlirg Armor. 109 (T Wolskll. $28.60, $8.80, $4.50 Ours.

11R j. A ReKiilbutoi $3.60, $2.60 Rant'n Rave, 114 (H. $3 00 Time 1 4. Quaker Belle. Cosmic Touch.

Saxon, Sir Rascal also ran. FIFTH 8 fur. Swanky Nancy, 11 (H. Wajdai, $5 20, $3.40, $2.60 Wild Canary, 106 (D. Metlvler).

$4.80, $3.40 Leo-Uelle, 111 t. $3.20 Time 114 2-5. Roman Roulette. Should Be Hood, Frrant Lady. Uold Rhythm, Split Shot also ran.

6 fur. Sun'a Reward, 118 (M. Trombley), $7.80, $3.80, $2.80 Pine Knot, 118 (C. Landers) $3.60 Slrtan, 115 U. A.

Regalbuto) $2.80 Time 1.14. Ne'tr Eclipsed, Prince LuIkI. Dinlsit, Perth, Eight Jacks also ran. SEVENTH $2,300: 3 8c 4 Tr.i 6 furlongs. Genesee Valley, 112 (H MrOtilgon).

$8.40, $4,40, $3.20 Penepopla, 114 R. Vincllora), $3.20, $2.80 Innronortlon, 111 (O. $5.20 Time 1.14. Eastern Gloves. Dante's Ghost.

Botany Bay, Hell Over, Hatchet also rn. eirjHTH 3-yr. up; 6 lurlongs. Salamanader. 112 (A.

Fairbanks). $10.60, $4.80, $1.40 Prince Pauper, 117 (D. Maddeni. $4.00, $3.00 Boxera Dream. 118 (D Deroini $2.80 Time 1.13 1-5.

Ledlle. No Red, Count Fire. Spit Ball also ran. NINTH hdr.p.; 3-yr. 8c Up; li miles.

aAvenua (103 E. Jenkhis). $7.00, $5.60, $3.80 aBlue Pad fl09 H. Wajdai. $5,60, $3.80 HiiBKlescole U18 D.

81iepDnrd), $3.20 Tune 2 Ouygal. Oolf Count. Stay Out, Reliable Joe, Freeholder also started. a Hobe-Purver entry. Total handle $613,982.

Attendance 7,577. Yanks' Ford Wins Cy Young Award (Continued from 1st Sports Page) games or more, went out and won 21 games while losing 13. His major league victories now total 309. The amazing veteran included a no-hitter in the skein, blanking San Francisco 1-0 April 28. Spahn finished 21 of 34 games started, strurk out 115 while walking 64 and had a 3.01 earned run aver age.

Honor For Tigers Lary It was his twelfth season as a twenty-game winner, Topping the twenty-game mark the last six years. His 4 shutouts in 1961 brought his 17-year major league total to 55. Lary, a 30-year-old righthander, hit the twenty-came winners' cir cle for the second time since he broke into the majors in 1954. He had a 21-13 record in 1956. Last season Lary started 36 times and finished 22 games striking out 146 men and compil ing a 3,24 a.

His 23 victories were the most a Detroit pitcher has won since 1946 when Hal Ncwhouser won 26. Gridders Set Golf Test New York, Nov. 8 uD The annual golf tournament of the National Football League's Player Association will be held over the Hollywood Beach Hotel course in Florida January 3-5. Kyle Rote, of the New York Giants and president of the association, said today. or TEQPBT -fy HDtJuW-pi HOfW In Baltimore, SALBSand i I 1 JTTgji The growing preference for straight Kentucky bourbon stems from a satisfying lightness and a i depth of flavor not found in any other whiskey.

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