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MUNCH 57AR. TUI50JVY. JUIT 22, 195Z in Four Olympic Gold Medals Teams of Competitors on Parade atHelsinkvMvncie Gear, Yamks U. S. Has Big Day in Track, Field Events By TED SHOTS Helainki.

July 21 (JPh-The United After the Ball Yo! Ho! Hoi And a Flagon of Carrot Juice" By Bob Barnet yuELL SIR, the old boy went gravel-pit casting for a couple of hours yesterday morning and let me tell you it was a pleasant morning indeed. bees buzzed and the birds hollered and yelled in! -r y.v j'l i i ll I'lTlfT J. CUIUS 1 Win Oneners i States captured four Olympic gold the trees and the temperature probably medals in track and field today in wasn't a degree over 125. cluding an astonishing photo fin A man learns a lot about nature in the great outdoors, or the great indoors, for that ish victory by little Lindy Re-mlgino in the 100 meters and a grand slam of the shot put. matter, and occasionally he finds that he isn't as smart as he thought he was about the behavior of our wee furred and feathered This swept America ahead of :4 if 1 Soviet Russia in the battle for team friends, as they are known in the beloved honors with 72 points to 40.

Czech Mickey Spillane books for children. oslovakia was third with 15 fol I was standing there at the edge of this lowed by Great Britain with 14 and gravel pit, which is located approximately and Italy 11. Remigino Steals Show Muneie Gear Local 495 needed nine innings to beat Oakville 7-4 in the first night procedings of the Delaware County softball tourney at Heekin Park last night. Kuhner Local 105 swamped Tarbet Trucking 11-0 in the second contest. Muncie Gear won with eight hits and six errors; their opponents also made eight hits but committed four errors.

Tied Going Into Ninth It was tied up at' four all going into the ninth inning, when the winners scored three runs. Barr walked and Craig got on base on a fielder's choice which also put Barr out. But Beamer made it to first on an error at third and Gordon Secuskie singled, scoring two runs before he himself made the seventh run. Secuskie and Carey made up the winning battery, with Mitchell and W. Marcus working for the losers.

C. Marcus hit the only homer of the evening for the losers in the fifth inning with one on. In the second game, hit 14 times for its 11 runs and made only one error. Tarbet Trucking was held to two hits, but committed five errors. Caraway and Cecil shared batter honors for Kuhner's.

while Charlie Moore took the 400 meter hurdle crown and tied his own Olympic record. Parry O'Brien led Darrow Hooper and Jim Fuchs In a sweep of the shot put and broke the games' mark, and Jerome Blf- fie won the broad Jump. But it was Remigino who stole the star spangled show. 0 Of the six finalists in the blue ribbon 100 meters, four swept over the line as one, The other two were less than a meter behind. The zrr judges did not dare try to call it.

The official photograph was quick developed and studied with powerful lenses. Then came the Scene as participants parade around Olympic Stadium Knapp and Fels made up the los decision Remigino of Manhattan College won, with Herb McKenley of Jamaica second, McDonald ing battery. as thousands of spectators sit in the rain-soaked stands for See Increase Games tonight are scheduler! tor and 8:15 o'clock. Muncie Mer the opening of the 1 5th Olympic games in the capital of Finland. In the foreground is the small Vietnam group of Bailey of Great Britain third and fourth, Russia's Vladimir Souk-harev was placed fifth and Aus chants will meet Warner Gear in Mackinac Cup Boat Race Won by Fleetwood the first contest, while Kelley tralia's John Treloar Sixth.

The (censored) miles from the city in a (censored) direction, minding my own busines and occasionally hollering out "(censored-censored) that when all of a sudden I saw a wee creature of the wild swimming diagonally across the pond 'toward me. I wasn't doing anything, Just standing there, to I went on casting and watching this wee creature of the wild out of the corner of my eye. "Yon wee creature is a muskrat," says I to myself. "I will stand easy and see how close he swims before giving it left or right rudder, as the case may be, or perhaps putting about completely at the sight of man, his traditional enemy." So I stood fast and he kept right on coming and after a minute or so I discovered that yon wee creature wasn't a muskrat at all. He didn't swim like a muskrat and didn't look like a muskrat.

Paddling a true course, our little friend finally reached the strip of gravel along the edge and strode resolutely onto dry land. It was only then that I discovered that the solitary manner was a wild rabbit, a little bit of a rabbit about a third grown. Shaking the water from his coat, this amphibian hare strolled orr Into the grass and disappeared, leaving only a ripple to mark his passing. ANYONE who has studied the habits of common, ordinary, garden-variety rabbits knows that they approve of water for drinking purposes only. You might say they use it to wilt down their lettuce after the lettuce has been et.

Often a hare will leap into a brook and paddle furiously to yon side when startled by sharp-nosed hound or big-footed hunter, but only when other paths of escape are barred. You might say that rabbits and water, as a general thing, just don 1 j)s do not jnfer nat nareg are unclean beasts, although I must confess that I never knew one to take a bath. Phaps the fact that they hunker undraped in dew and rain keeps them dew-fresh and rain-soft, although one suspects that the current drought may have caused these wee creatures of the wild to grow a trifle So far as I could see there was no enemy on the other side that rould have forced this youngster to plunge into an unfamiliar element It was real quiet over there and when I think it over this rabbit didn't art as if he was running from anything or anybody. He took it nice and easy and appeared to have plenty of power left when his little keel grounded on the pebbles. I FEAR I shall never learn why this rabbit swam the gravel pit.

It is a fascinating problem. Did he blow an election bet a Taft rabbit, prehaps? Maybe he was too tired to walk around, and as we explore this wited betwixt the eyes with the possibility that in Winners of 20 Games contestants, followed by the large United States group. Flags of the nations having teams at the Olympics are flying at the top of the stands. (AP Wirephoto.) Furniture and Jackson Street Christian Church will play in the second. first four men were given the same time :10.4.

The other two were caught in :10.5. It couldn't have been closer. America's Biggest Day Aboard the Coast Guard Cutter New York, July 21 (U.B The Mackinac, July 21 (U.B Fleet major leagues, which had more 20 The only final event of the day wood, a Class ketch owned by game winners last season than at Nick Geib of Chicago, won the any other time since 19:20, were Indians Trim Cubs, 4-2, in an Exhibition Cooperstown, N. July 21 JF Lefty Dick Rozek struck out six men in three hitless relief innings today after Johnny Berardino hit a tie-breaking home run as Cleveland topped the Chicago Cubs, 4-2, in an exhibition game at Doubleday Field. well on the way to harvesting an not won by the United States was the 50-Kilometer walk (31'4 miles).

Giuseppe Dordoni of Italy captured it in the world record time of four hours, 28 minutes, 7.8 Mackinac Cup Monday with the best corrected time in the 45th annual Chicago-to-Mackinac yacht other bumper crop this year, per haps even topping the total of 13 seconds. race. which hit the magic level in 1951 Fleetwood covered the 333-mile With the season more than half course with an elapsed time of But it was America's day, probably the biggest it will have In these games. This is the sixth time the United Until Cleveland added an insurance run in the ninth, all runs had come on home runs over the left field walL gone, the pitchers who figure to 48 hours, 56 minutes and 19 sec onds and a corrected time of 36 win 20 or more are those who have Harry Simpson and Joe Tipton smashed successive pitches by at least 10 victories thus far hours, 42 minutes and 20 seconds Dick Manville over the not-so-distant barrier in the fourth There were 14 in that category The victory also brought her Tommy Brown tied it up in the States has slammed the shot put and taken all three medals. The others were in 1950, 1904, 1924, and 1948.

With eight finals run off in track the second division Class title. fifth with a two-run homer after Monday. However, there were seven others with nine victories apiece and it figures that some of Tahuna, a Class yawl owned by P. C. McNulty of Milwaukee, ana neia, including women's won the Mackinac Trophy with an Parker Boosters to Play in State Baseball Tourney these will step up their pace in the remaining weeks and reach events, the United States has won five, and Czechoslovakia, Russia, and Italy one each.

elapsed time of 48 hours, 51 min utes and seven seconds and a cor rected time of 40 hours, five min utes and 19 seconds. the 20-victory level. Shantz May Win SO Manager Phil Cavarretta had been hit by a pitched ball thrown by Sam Jones. Berardino, a part time worker with the Indians who replaced Bobby Avila at second base in the fifth inning, ripped into a Bob Schultz pitch in the seventh for the game-winning blow. There was also an Intriguing possibility, although it is definitely Fleetwood crossed the finish line at 2:56.19 p.

m. and Tahuna at Fort Wayne, July 21 (fl5) Eight teams will gather in Fort Wayne Wednesday to begin play he is a rabbit prodigy whose kindly old schoolma'am told him all about Pvthngoras and the square of the hypotenuse of the right tri- All three American pole vault-ers Bob Richards, of La Verne, George Mattos of San Francisco and Don Laz of Champaign, 111. easily qualified for Tuesday's finals at 4.00 meters (13 feet 1.47 a long-shot bet, that the unbeliev 2.21.07. angle. The little son-of-a-turnip-thief saved nimseu some sieps, i able Bobby Shantz of the Athletics in the Indiana state baseball tourna Cleveland picked up its fourth run in the ninth on a walk and with a current 16-3 record might ment is a double elimination affair Perhaps this was a little girl rabbit who.

like fabled Helle. neg inches) along with 16 others. successive singles by Berardino and for. semi-pro ball clubs. become the first 30-game winner in the majors since Dizzy Dean of Freebooter, owned by the Pohn Brothers of Chicago, received another trophy for crossing the finish line first at 12:12.41 p.

m. But her corrected time of 45 hours, nine minutes and 42 seconds was only good enough to earn sixth place in the Class A division. Hank Majeski. The state champion will meet 2 Enshrined in Baseball's Hall of Fame Cooperstown, N. July 21 Paul Waner and the late Harry Heilmann were enshrined in Baseball's Hall of Fame today in ceremonies conducted in front of the baseball museum.

Waner. still a wiry 145 pounds at 45, was present as Warren Giles. National League president, unveiled the plaque and gave him a miniature version. Heilmann, who died July 9, 1951, was represented by his wife. 6S Now in Hall of Fame Both men were elected in January by vote of the Baseball Writers Association whose president, Lou Smith, of Cincinnati, introduced Hall of Famers Cy Young and Charley Gehringer before turned the party over to Giles.

Addition of Waner and Heilmann raised to 62 the members in the Hall of Fame. In a brief address, Gires rapped the current practice of huge bonus payments to high school and college boys. Although he didn't mention the "bonus problems" by name, he left no doubt of his intentions. Frick at Ceremonies "The major leagues must support amateur ball," he said. "High school, college and American Legion baseball.

We must constantly recruit for the pro ranks. "But we must recruit boys who play ball because of their burning desire to excell, not because of an extravagant financial influence." After Giles introduced Waner, a three-time National League bet ting champ who made 3,152 hits in his career, the veteran responded briefly. After the speaking, Sid Keener, new curator of the museum, took Waner on a tour of the trophy cases and exhibits. Among those present at the ceremonies were Commissioner Ford Frick. Rozek, taking over for Jones lected to cling to the ram fleece and tumbled to a That couldn't have been right, because this rabbit d.dn drown and never will drown.

He was going strong the last time I saw him OF hslnce it was a hot day maybe he just decided to take a swim. After all, it wasn't any of my business! nr it should have hollered to this rabbit. Hey, the 1934 Cardinals and the first In the American League since another Philadelphia lefty. Bob the winner of the Illinois tourney for the privilege of entering the in the seventh, struck out Bruce Edwards and Bill Serena, walked I ndianapolis Golfers Share Medal Honors national finals at Wichita, Brown and then whiffed Schultz Grove, won 31 in 1931. Shantz has a chance mainly be to strike out the side.

August 15. Rabbit, what are you doing swimming across a gravel pit when rab The speedy lefthander, who Fort Wayne was the national champiori from 1947 through 1950 cause the Athletic have played fewer games, due to rain-outs, than any other club in the majors. never has won or lost a major Grand Circuit Trot Won by Versatile Hanover Westbury, N. July 21 M) Versatile Hanover, owned by Walter T. Candler, of Decatur, and driven by John Simpson, won South Bend, July 21 (JP)- and in 1950 traveled to Japan to defeat a Japanese team for the With 73 games left on their sched Two steady Indianapolis golfers, ule, Shantz should get close to 0 inter-hemisphere title.

league game although he has been with the club for several seasons, fanned Bob Addis and Ransom Jackson to open the eighth. Hal Jeffcoat was his sixth strike out victim in the ninth. city champion Jane Nelson and On Wednesday evening the Elk more starts. Behind him in the won and lost the $6,000 His Excellency Trot for hart Moose will take on the Gas City Owens-Illinois Glass Company, department were Bob Roberts of and the Fort Wayne North Amer two-year-old fillies tonight at Roosevelt Raceway as the Grand Circuit opened a two-wek stand. the Phillies at 14 and 6 and Mike Garcia of the Indians at 13-7.

Others with 10 or more victories ican Van Lines will play the Ham bits hate water like St. Patrick hated snakes? He might have up and told me. A rabbit that can swim a gravel pit probably can talk, too. I really blew an opportunity, because a man could get rich a hurry with a swimming and talking rabbit. It would be a better act than that dog that played the piano while the monkey sang.

That act was a fraud because the monkey couldn't sing a note. The dog was a ventriloquist. You could work up a terrific routine with this rabbit. I can see It all, a spidery ladder stretching to a tiny platform caught in the beam of a powerful searchlight, a hushed throng, the roll of a drum. The rabbit steps into the light, tosses satin-lined cape to waiting valet, mounts the ladder, delivers a brief but stirring oration on the subject of Mother and the good old U.

S. soars into space in a perfect two and one-half with pirouette, tuck, and a three-quarter twist, and slides into a tank of cabbage-green water. Swim out? You bet he'll swim out. This here is an aquatic rabbit. Mrs.

C. Richard Fulmer, tied for the qualifying medal today in the Indiana women's golf tournament with 78s, new competitive record for the course. Both were two over women's par on the South Bend Country Club's Chain O' Lakes course. mond Club Manor Clowns. CLEVELAND (AL) AB.

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2b 3 0 1 3 0 Berardino. 2b 3 1 2 1 Rosen. 3b 3 0 1 0 3 Majeski. 3b 3 0 1 3 1 Dobv. cf .3 0 1 1 0 The winner's stablemate, Isoletta Hanover was second and Old Blue Hen finished third.

Thursday the Kendallville Blues play the Parker Boosters of Parker and the Michigan City Great Lakes Ducks will encounter Camp Prtdlev. cf 2 0 1 6 0 The winner and runner-up were Mitchell. If 3 0 0 1 0 paired as the John Simpson Stable McCosky. If 0 0 0 0 0 Pimnson. rf 3 1 1 3 ft entry with Lawrence B.

Sheppard owner of the Hanover Shoe Farm Tipton, 2 1 1 1 Coombs, ss 3 0 1 9 1 2 0 0 0 1 of Hanover, in the sulky be hind Isolette Hanover. were Sal Maglie of the Giants with 11, Jim Hearn and Larry Jansen of the Giants, Ken Raffensberger of the Reds and Ben Wade and Carl Erskine of the Dodgers at 10 apiece in the National League, and Allie Reynolds of the Yankees with 11, Vic Ra.schi of the Yankees. Early Wynn of the Indians, and Billy Pierce of the White Sox with 10 in the American. Seven 9-Game Winners The nine-game winners, who have the outside chance of hitting the 20 level, were Saul Rogovin and Joe Dobwn of the White Sox. Frank Shea of the Senators, and The latter challenged the pace- Tebbett 1 0 0 0 0 Rozek, 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 35 4 10 27 6 CHICAGO (NL) AB.

R. H. O. A. rf 4 0 0 0 0 setting Bewitch at the three-quar ter pole, finally taking the lead Geraldine Bariani of Blooming-ton, only former champion in the field, shot a 110 and failed to qualify.

Miss Nelson, runnerup last year to state champion Dorothy Ellis Balch of Indianapolis, will start match play Tuesday against Mrs. Ted Miloserny, South Bend city champ, who shot an 87 today. Mrs. Fulmer, the tourney medalist last year, will meet Mrs. Jim Kftowles, of Terre Haute, who also shot an 87.

Five women tied at 89 for the bui versatile Hanover came up fast in the stretch to cross the wire just ahead of Isoletta, Hanover in IT HAS BEEN SOME TEARS since 'shiners were caught at their hallowed trade in this locality, but I am of the opinion that authorities should investigate thoroughly the possibility that my little furry friend was overflowing with still-squeeziiigs when he set forth on his epic voyage without benefit of boat. This product has a strange effect on human beings and there is no telling how it might affect a rabbit. Maybe my little friend was convinced he was an otter, or even UTohv T)irk. the Great White Whale. Confesses Sett ins; Eight Blazes in LaPorte Area LaPorte, JuTy 21 Police said a 23-year-old bricklayer's assistant admitted today he set eight fires in seven months because he "loved to hear the fire engines go." Det.

Sgt. Leo Kramer said Vincent W. told of Miksis. 2b 2 0 0 Jackson, ss 1 0 BaumholU. cf 4 0 1 Sauer.

If 2 0 1 Jeffcoat. If 2 0 0 Atwell. 1 0 1 Pramesa. 3 0 0 Cavarretta. lb 110 Fdwards.

lb 2 0 0 Serena. 3b 4 0 0 Brown, ss -2b 2 1 1 Manville. 2 0 0 2:11. Baseball Schedules, Scores, Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS (No games scheduled.) It is a good thing none of those big ornery bass tampered with last three spots in the 16-player championship flight. Mrs.

Louis Bola of Indianapolis and Mrs. Cal this wee creature of the wild during his cruise. He would have kicked their heads off! Srhultz. 1 0 0 vert bhorb of South Bend were eliminated by two-over-par 6s on Totals 31 2 4 27 10: nanaiing a lire iium; ai mi? mr Struck out for Jones In seventh. StO keep it from spreading to a Cleveland AD 00020010 4 house and later setting fire to the first extra hole.

Chicago (NL) 00002000 02 (the garage of the man vhose Match play will be for 18 holes Bob of the Indians in the American' League, and Jim Wilson of the Braves, and Paul Minner 9nd Bob Rush of the Cubs in the Nationil. At this stage it was significant that only six of last year's 13 pitchers who won 20 or more are in a position to repeat. They are Raschi, Garcia, Wynn, Jansen, Maglie and Roberts. Some of the others are in woeful shape. Ned Garver of the Browns and Ed Lopat of the Yankees who has arm trouble, have won only five apiece.

Murry Dickson of the Pirates has, won just six. Bobby Feller of until Friday 36-hoIe champion ship match. The women's record for the Wade Final Collegian Named for All-Star Grid Contest Chicago, July 21 (JP Quarterback Bill Wade of Vanderbilt today became the 53rd and final collegiate player named to the All-Star squad for the game against the Los Angeles Rams at Soldier Field Aug. 15. Wade is a Nevy ensign now stationed at San Diego.

Cal. Head All-Star coach, Bobby Dodd of Georgia Tech, will lead the rnllecrians into training at St. John's Military Academy, Delafield, Games Today Cincinnati at Brooklyn (night). Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (2 twi-night). St.

Louis at New York (night). Chicago at Boston (night). National League Standings W. L. Pet.

G.B. Brooklvn 59 22 .728 New York 53 31 .631 71 St. Louis 51 39 .567 12 Chicago 45 42 .517 17 Philadelphia 43 45 .489 19 course had been 79, held Jointly by Dorothy Gustafson Bogardus of house he helped save. Kramer said Wolfenbarger had been suspected for some time and was questioned repeatedly by police. He said the young man told of setting several fires within a few hours after these questioning sessions.

Police said the individual fires Barardlno. RBI Simpson. Tipton. Brown 1. Berardino.

Majeski. HR Simpson. Tipton. Brown, Berardino. DP Jackson to Brown to Cavarretta: Tipton to Majeski to Berardino: Baumholti to Jackson.

Left Cleveland 8. Chicago 5 BB Manville 2. Jones 1. Schultz 2, Kozek 1. SO Manville 3.

Jones 3. Schultz 3. Rozek 6. HO Manville 8 in innings. Jones 4 in 6.

Schultz 4 in 3. Rozek 0 In 3. and ER Manville 2-2: Jones 2-2: Schultz 2-2: Rozek 0-0. HBP Manville iSimpsoni. Jones (Cavarrettal.

Winner Jone. Loser Schuitz. Gorman NL. McKinlev AL. DonattelU (NLi, and Stevens "(ALi.

2:08. A 7,765. South Bend and the late Miss Marion Miley of Louisville. were all srrau with a to'ai jo Morey Qualifies for Great Lakes Golf Tournament Gary, July 21 George E. Victor, the Golf, 111., stylist, played almost perfect today to take the halfway lvd in 36-hole qualificr-tions for the Great Lakes invitation amateur tournament at Gary Country Cl'jb.

Victor, runnerup in the event last year to twire-wjnner Art Hoff of Western Springs. made 'ine birdie today and was one stroke oer par on, another hole. He matched par exactly on 16 others for 38-34-72. Hoff is en automatic qualifier for Lhe 32-man championship flight Wednsday through Friday. The leaders include: George E.

Victor. Golf. 38-34-72. John E. Wagner.

Wilmette, 111., 38-35-73. Gorr M. Davianti Chicago, 41-3374. Dal M-rev, Martinsville. 36-3871.

Stanley Dartz. Newton. 111., 37- 3774. Dave Logan, Barrington, 111.. 37-3774.

R. W. Tans Arlington Heights, 111., 37-37--74. Wis on Thursday. jthe Indians and Preacher Roe of about $12,000.

They included houses, garage and small storage see; Fd Modrelewski, Maryland: Bill Tidwell. Texas A and Bill Wade. Vanderbilt. buPdings. Wolfenbarger was quoted by Kramer as saying his first fire was his own bed.

The officer said he poured kerosene over it, lighted and waited for the fire engines. ihe Dodgers have only seven victories each, although Roe is without a defeat. Warren Spahn of the Braves, a terrific workman with a sorry club, has eight wins and might still pick up 20 although the odds are against it. The 13th 20-game winner or 1951 isn't even around. He is Don New-combe of Brooklyn, now in the Army.

Giants Return Monte Irvin to the Active List Boston 37 50 .425 25 Cincinnati 36 53 .404 27 Pittsburgh 25 67 .272 39 4 AMERICAN LEAGUE RESULTS (No 'games scheduled.) Games Today Philadelphia at St. Louis (night). Washington at Detroit (night). New York at Cleveland (2 twi-night). Boston at Chicago (night).

American League Standings VV. L. Pet. G.B, New York 54 34 .614 Boston 49 33 .563 4 WIUIAM WTT Central Press Sport WrUtr QUESTIONS 1 Where and when was the first intercollegiate so ft bail tournament held? 2 Who won the tournament Who is president of the National Collegiate Athletic association? HOOHEE? HE is one New York. July 21 Monte! Proposed Freight Rate Increase Is Probable Pitchers New York, July 21 Probable pitchers for Tuesday's major league games (with won and lost records in parentheses): National League Chicago at Boston (night) Rush (9-7) or Klipstein (6-7) vs.

Bick-ford (5-9). Cincinnati at Brooklyn (night) Wehaieier (4-7) vs. Roe (7-0). St. Louis at New York (night) Staley (12-8) vs.

Koslo (6-3). Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (2 twi-night) Main (2-7) and Friend (4-14) or Hogue (1-0) vs. Meyer (6-12) and Drews (6-10). American League Boston at Chicago (night) Par-nell (7-5) vs. Grissom (7-5).

Philadelphia at St. Louis (night) Shantz (16-3) vs. Garver (5-9). Washington at Detroit (night) Shea (9-2) vs. Trucks (3-11).

New York at Cleveland (2 twi-night) Raschi (10-2) and- Reynolds (11-5) vs. Feller (7-8) and Gromek (5-3). Washington 49 39 .557 5 High School Baseball Mike Paluche and Bob Reynolds combined their pitching talents in a no-hit, no-run Yorktown victory over Albany yesterday at Albany. The game was called after five innings by mutual consent. Paluche pitched four innings and Reynolds one.

Only ope Albany base-runner got aboard on an error in the fifth. Swander was the Yorktown catcher. Hershey. Fields. FuMhart and Conn pitched for the winners and Jester caught.

Blockerl hy ICC Washington, July 21 (JP The Interstate Commerce Commission today blocked, at least temporarily, a proposed 8 per cent increase in motor carrier freight rates in the The complete squad: Ends Leo Sugar and Darrell Brewster, Purdue; Hal Faverty and Pat O'Donahue, Wisconsin; Bob Carey, Michigan State; Bill McColl, Stanford; and Bill Howton, Rice. Tackles Joe Moss, Maryland; Marion Campbell, Georgia; Dan Coleman, Michigan State: Len Snyder. Georgia Tech; Nill George, Wake Forest; Bob Tcneff, Notre Dome; Bill Pearman. Tennessee; Tcm Johnon, Michigan: Hal Mitchell. UCLA: Fred Williams.

Arkansas; Jim Weatherall, Oklahoma: and Gino Marchetti, San Francisco. Guard Jerrell Price, Texas Tech; Don Mac Rae, Northwestern; Bob Ward, Maryland; Jim Clark, Oregon State; Ray Beck. Georgia Tech; Jim MacKenzie. Kentucky; HTschel Forresyer, Southern Methodist. Centers Bob Griffin, Arkansas Drug Moseley.

Kentucky; George Tarasovic, Louisana State. Line Backers Bill Hughes. Michigan State; Chuck Boerio, Illinois; Les Richter, California; Ed Kensler. Maryland; Keith Flowers. Texas Christian; and Burt Toler, San Francisco.

Barks Vic Janowicz, Ohio State; Hugh McElhenny, Washington; Ollie Matson, San Francisco; Jim Pooley, Miami; Frank Gifford, Southern California: Dick LeMon, California; Johnny Karras, Illinois; Al Dorovv, Michigan State; Vito Parilli. Kentucky: Darrell Crawford, Georgia Tech; Bobby Dillon. Texas; Bill Reichardt. Iowa; John Peitibon. Notre Dame; Henry Lau-icella and Bert Rechair, Tenness- of the most important figures in the fworld of college athletics today.

In addition to being athletic commissioner of a major conference he is one of the officials in the NCAA, First initials are K. L. Name Yorktown mid-West. Joe Hensley of homered. Camnanella Hurt; May Be J.n&t in the Dodgers Ten Days Brooklyn, July 21 Roy Campanella.

Brooklyn catcher who was the National League's most valuable player, has a fractured index finger on his right hand Cleveland 49 40 5a Chicago 48 43 .527 7H Philadelphia 39 42 .481 114 St. Louis 35 56 .385 20 Detroit 23 59 .422 25 AMERICAN ASS'N RESULTS Minneapolis 12. Charleston 5. St. Paul 2-2, Columbus 1-5.

Louisville 9. Kansas City 6. Milwaukee 5, Indianapolis 2. Games Today Indianapolis at Kansas City. Louisville at Milwaukee.

Charleston at St. PauL Columbus at Minneapolis. American Association Standings W. L. Pet.

GB Irvin, slugging New York Giants outfieTder, was returned to the active list today, nearly four months after he fractnred an ankle in an exhibition game at Denver, and wTill be available for pinch-hitting duty when the Giants open a series against the St. Louis Cardinals Tuesday night The Negro star is not yet able to run at full speed and it is doubted he will be able to take his regular nlace in the line-up for another two weeks. Irvin. who led the National League in runs-batted-in last season with 112. injured the ankle sliding into third in a game against Cleveland on April 12.

EXHIBITION BASEBALL At Springfield, Spring-! field (ID 6. Boston (NL) 4. I At Milwaukee St. LouU (AL) 8. Milwaukee AA 4 (called at end of first half of eighth inning to allow St.

Louis to catch train). At Rochester, N. Y. Boston AL) 9, St. Louis (NL) 9 (tie, game called at end of nine innings to allow team to catch train).

1 Catch Big Turtle The upward revision was scheduled to go into effect at midnight tonight, local time, under a 30-day pubjic notice issued by the Middle West Motor Freight Bureau last month. Portland, July 21 It wasn't the Churubusco turtle that was caught by William J. Meyers andt Donald Haviland of Geneva, but it land will be lost to the Dodgers Howevefi. the ICC issued a su Exhibition Baseball At Pittsburgh Pittsburgh troit 6. De- was a whopper insofar as turtles Pension order directing the truck-i for at least 10 days grow.

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-truck the bat of ToHy Atwell as from the and vvei2h-1 it. i Tn" char-res wr r.rn1ecfd by Campanella attempted to throw tipped the sca'es at 38 and numerous Jr. th rod dl-jout a bae sialer second bis, measured 42 inches from tip of the I "-n torritnrv. frnmiHe h.s played since then but when Kansas City 63 Milwaukee 59 St. Paul 49 Louisville 43 Minneapolis 43 Indianapolis 46 34 36 49 50 50 52 58 61 .619 .621 .500 .490 .490 .469 .420 .365 GET SURVEY GRANT Indianapolis, July 21 UP) The Indiana conservation advisory committee has receive a S900 grant from the National Wildlife Federation for a survey of teaching of conservation in Indiana schools.

3 144 15 15 17V 22 27 tail to the head. Thev believe; M'isitij' vr th P.o'kvjih club returned home today an Mountains and from the Canadian border down through Oklahoma and Arkansas. they'll have at least 20 pounds of good turtle meat when they get it dressed. X-ray examination was made. Al (Ruh Walker will catch for the Dodgers.

Columbus 42 Charleston 35.