The Morning Herald from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 27

FRIDAY, JANUARY 1154 THE MORNING HERALD, HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND TWENTY-SEVEN Ho Reeervet, Though Richmond U. Coach '5' RICHMOND, Jan. 28 Of? Frank Selvy Keeps (age Scoring Lead Lauds Manino 5 NEW man's Frank Selvy isn't letting up in his bid to retain the national major college basketball scoring Collegt basketball's greatest and to push the record up to inf five may be the quintet Coaeh! unprecedented levels. N.C.A.A. Ser- Lester Hooker has labeled his "five VK Bureau statistics showed to- iron men" at tht University ofj a Richmond, Back in action after an At least, Hooker thinks so andi tion lay-off, Selvy took right up will match his starters against anyj 45-point performance that five in the collegiate ranks.

He hls average to 38.7 points a won't say his Spiders will win. took the title last year when the game reaches the substi-i wlth 9 5 and lhats tne record, ttttion stage, well, Hooker IjOUlsiana State's tall center, Bob naturally doesn't have any reserve pettlt ls second with 34.4 points strength. a a 12 starts. Richmond's starting five, almost Others amon the first en are invariably around at the finish Wilkinson, Virginia, in fifth after little if any relief, includes lace Wlth a 26 3 a verage in 16 forwtrdi Walt Lysaght and ames nd Marshall's Walt Walo- Baniels, center Bob Witt and I seventh with a 25.5 mark in guards Warren Harrison. Mills and Ed; 11 games.

IC fiv have scored dt Sign Ada mi of the Spiders' total of points in games of which Rich-! CINCINNATI, Jan. 28 mond has won 13 and lost reliable third baseman, The combined total of the opposi- signed his eighth contract with the tion is only 993 points. Cincinnati Redlegs today. AH five Richmond starters have; Gabe Paul, general manager, scoring averages in double figures. I also announced the signing of Not-one has made more than 22 pitcher Jim Melton, bringing to 32 points in a game.

Harrison, a number of players in the fold foot, 10-inch ace from Richmond, ifor the 1954 sea.son. the scoring leader with a 15.8-; --point average. Daniels. 6-5 from I Portsmouth, brings up the Ducs Lynch rear with 10.4. PITTSBURGH.

Jan. 28 Hooker has three great rebound-' a Manager Branch Rickey of ers Witt. Lysaght and Daniels, the Pittsburgh Pirates took two of He thinks his guards-Harrison and payers off the trading block the 5-foot, 9-inch Mills are the today before leaving for the week- best combination in the nation. em i rna or league meetings in New Both are specialists at stealing the York. ball from the opposition.

As one I Rickev cenlerfield coach said, "Those little rascals i Frank Thomas and rookie outfield- can beat you even when you've got; Gerry Lynch from consideration the ball." CO ming swap session. Richmond has lost twict to! George Washington's tenth-rated i Eddie Mathews of the Milwaukee Colonials and once to Maryland's 1 Braves hit 30 to his 47 home runs slow-poke Terps. The Spiders the road during the 1953 Na- comfortable advantages in all three jtional League games a stage another, i finally the "five iron men" tired I lost. Baseball's Head Man Hatter Mad About Orioles BILL KINO I AP Nowtfoaturot BOSTON Bouncy little Tim; McAuliffe gets flustered when hisj sports goods business rivals describe him as the "headman of; baseball." But he's virtually since he supplies the caps for alU but two of the 16 major league, clubs. McAuIiffe's thriving Boston firm handles everything in the line from shoestrings to a complete gymnasium setup, but baseball caps are the apples of his business eyes.

His latest diamond creation is the headwear for Baltimore's new American League entry, the transplanted St. Louis Browns, now known as the Orioles. Tim has designed a neatly blocked black serge cap adorned with an orange oriole. And he regards it as his masterpiece. i The average major league play- 'er, he explains, wears out or loses I a average of 10 caps per season, But the members of the New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers use caps per head per year.

They SERVICE NEWS Giants Sign Four Mound Hopefuls Robert Wayne Bowlus, son of iMaxine and George Boons iboro, recently the U. S. jArmy and received initial indoc- jtrination at Fort Meade, Md. Robert attended Boonsboro High School before entering the service. He will soon be sent to an Army I basic training installation, after which he will receive advanced training at a technical service i school he may be assigned to jthe Army field forces.

Army where he did pitching, with chance to a regular. In 1951, his last seasoa in pro ball, the righthander had NEW YORK, Jan. 28 record at Jacksonville. New York Giants today signed four i Etchers Charlie Fowler. Pete I Today there are 764 Pennsylvania Modica, John McCail and Mario'Communities with Community 1CB- Picone--who are important factor I ooi operated recreation programs.

in plans to rebuild the estimated 6,000,000 staff. Fowler, Jack Ryan, swimming coach at the University of Florida, performed his collegiate swimming chores at Ohio State. Frank Ramsey, basketball star at the University of Kentucky, is the number one draft choice of the Boston Celtics in the N. B. A.

Tim McAuliffe of Boston, who makes baseball headgear for 14 major league teams, examines a Red Sox cap. He says Brooklyn'! Billy Cox now takes the smallest size---6Vi. fans McAuIiffe's current best seller. I which has been in vogue for three years, is a fairly blocked cap made of serge or dub the is so good," he Isays. "When teams and players Asked about his largest cap pro-a in winning and hitting streaks, deep square Ject, McAuliffe says: irnany of them refuse to change of serge or "It was a special size 8'z a part of the rest of their uni- The" most popular col-'for a Brooklyn baseball writer, until they're stopped.

That ors are black and navv blue. But I told you his name, he'd be very bad for tne ueanjng the Philadelphia Athletics. to me again. After aii, a and aundry businesses. Evidently on uniforms needs, in- ers, and Chk-aga Cubs favor royal business secret is a secret." '-ney re convinced a cap blue and the Phillies a cardinal Tim also sells the plastic head keep the nust out of hue.

protector he designed back ID 1948. and tne sun oul of their Average head sizes range from Lined with rubber, it fits snugly to 7 as with streetwear. the cap and several major njs a fusion firm, Mc- McAuliffe has to make a size league managers insist that their Al Iime SLi PP e-s tne Red Sox with; for the Dodgers Billy Cox and a players use it both afield and at hoski and' Veston" Stewart, Wash- Major leaguers, McAuliffe be-' shirts windbreakers and rubber ington pitcher Sieves, have no superstitions re- 5 1 smrts He aL; proud of The largest McAuliffe-made play- garding caps. that ne provided the New er model was a size 8 job of "That's probably one of the rea- Yankees witn their white home uniforms just before they went out to win their fifth consecu- itive World Series. SPECIAL ALL WOOL WOOLR1CH DRESS SHIRTS OFF INGRAM'S PETUNIA! Dessert approaches, And I'm at a toss.

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28 Edwards, outfielder used mainly as a pinch-hitter last season, was; released outright by the Baltimore Orioles today. Edwards, who will be 35 tomor-i row. hit .198 in 165 games lasti season for the St. Louis whose American League franchise the Orioles adopted. The Colossus of Rhodes, one the ancient wonders of the world, was destroyed in an earthquake in 224 B.

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