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2 2-C St. Petersburg Times, Friday, September 12, 1938 Jlimp JRcuncuP of Spate's Grid Camps FRICK OKAYS REQUEST Fullbacli Charlie Lebervs Injured Buhl Eligible ForSeriesU Johnny PodfCS (From Timei Wire Service) For 4-3 Win NEW YORK, If) The Milwakee Bravfi requpt to make Bob Buhl, their itrongarmed righthander, eligible for World Series competition was approved yesterday by Com- LITTLE SPORT By Rouson GAINESVILLE Charlie missioner Ford Frick. Roberts, Florida's only ex PHILADELPHIA, CP) The Approval was necessary because Buhl, on the disabled list for nearly four months perienced fullback, pulled Philadelphia Phillies jumped on Los Angeles' veteran Johnny a leg muscle, in yesterday' 1 because of an ailing shoulder, was not re rodres in the eighth 'inning and football practice. stored to the active list until Sept. 1, one collected three runs to eke out a 4-3 victory over the Dodgers last day after the deadline for World Series There was no immediate indi cation how long Roberts will be night.

eligibility. Frirk, as expected, ruled favorably be out. For the moment this injury LOS ANGEI.E (PHILADELPHIA an a bl ibrkhl cause the player had been a bona fide member of the club all season. Reserve Inflclder to the two letterman senior from High Springs left Florida without -3-y ufevJ Hyj1 HffiHefes I.lllis as 3 0 0 11 Ashburn cl 4 0 2 0 kv. flillmm 2b 4 0 2 0 Kazanski 2 4 a 0 0 Joe Iloppe was dropped to make room for fullback who has played in Fairly ci 4 0 0 Bou, ln-e lb 4120 rurillo rf 4 0 10 Post rl 3 12 0 game.

Buhl. Buhl, who had not pitched since May action on Sept. 1 and went the distance as 1 Biker lb 4 0 6 0 Aniirrtuin If 3 0 1 1 Howard cf 4 0 9 Hurrera 3100 Hohinsoa 3b 1110! Kern dea 4 1 2 Blair Culpepper of Tallahassee, BlllL 13, returned to who lettered lest year, is out this Cards rSnider 1 0 0 lokw 3 0 10 NAVY'S NEW ANGLE ON EP RULE Pflilres 2 0 0 bt'hilley 1 1 1 season to give an injured leg time I Labine II 0 i 0, Hasan 0 0 0 0 to heal, bonny Giles of Jackson' the Braves defeated the Chicago Cubs M. He made another start Sept. fi but this time lasted only 4 2-3 innings against Pittsburgh.

The Pirates won 7-f but Buhl was not charged Hit the loss." The 30-year-old speedballer's season record Is 5-2. He (Continued from Page 1-C) ville, a sophomore who was run Laniey 10 0 0 nltowman 10 10 I Karrell 10 0 0 Total! S3 1 tl Total. 12 4 4 ning behind Roberts, is out at by the non-hittine wayside. We'd a Singled for Conlrv in 7lhi bSin. least through the opening game like to see that detailed report 4 started two games against the New York Yankees In the against Tulane Sept.

20 also with led Cokrr in 8tn; e-fUed out for Robinson in 9th. Lou Aniplra ami mat was made to Meyer. a leg injury. Philadelphia 006 lllO 03 4 1057 World Series but failed to go beyond the second Inning In earh of his starts. He was charged with only one defeat, however.

Certainly there has been de Hirrira. Pndre. PO-AI. ini.u. Clayton Pickels, soph from Jacksonville, took Roberts' place after he was hurt.

Two other terioration in (he Cardinal scouting since the days of Sam 24-8. Philadelphia 2714. LOB Loa An-Ties 4. Philadelphia S. 2B Piinatane, Ahnurn.

SB Fernandez. Conlcy. SF Anderson, Podrea. Lilln. ANNAPOLIS, Md.

-Navy's football team may gain more yardage than the rules require to score some of its points this season. A new rule allows one point for conversions by kicking and two if the ball is carried or passed into the end zone, Navy Coach Eddie Erdclatz pointed out that the rule Calls for the ball to be placed "on or behind" the 3-yard line for the conversion attempt. "We may move it out more than three yards and get room Breadon and Branch Rickey. sophs Bob Milby of Ocala and have more maneuverability and can set up the option run-or-pass." The Navy coach said this is one angle he's considering in regard to the new conversion rule, but has arrived at no definite conclusions. "I was concerned about the two points for some time," he said.

"Now I'm more concerned about getting six." Erdelatz believes field goals will decide more college games this year than in the past. Navy's chief threat in this department is tackle Bob Reifsnyder whose reputation Jon MacBcth of Pensacola re IP It RR sn -SPORTS IN BRIEF. Rickey's top man was the late Charley, Barrett, one of the Conley 7 1 3 0 0 mained with the second and third to date has been built on ferocious line The burly senior tried a few field goals last year but did' not concentrate on developing the art. "Reif is practicing field goals regularly and is improving," Erdclatz said at Navy's weekly press conference Wednesday. Reifsnyder was one of 21 men Erdelatz listed as injured.

Thirteen of the disabled are on the varsity unit, and eight are on the squad. Reifsnyder tore a ligament in his left leg in a scrimmage Saturday, but Erdelatz said the big tackle probably will be ready for the Middies' opener with William Mary here Sept. 27. Farrell (W, g-9) 0 0 0 2 teams great scouts of his day. Rickey rnnres id-m.

71)11 4 1 I 7 I uinine 2 3 1 0 0 0 nor-y wires iHerrerai. WP Pod had others, but many of them followed him when he moved Coach Bob Woodruff said the players were becoming leg weary rea, 2. fonley. U-Burkhart, Boggesa, Dix- un, iiortnan. 13:10.

A 4.3K2. to Brooklyn and later jto Pitts Round Table Shooting For Top Money Title from the heavy practice schedule burgh. Another great scout for and only one session a day will be the Cardinals was Joe Mathis, held from now on. Today's ses to throw," Erdelatz said. "We may take it out where we'll Nats Trip Tigers 7-6 DETROIT, tM A ninth-in who had played in leagues up sion will be compartively light and down the line and who knew Eddie Arcaro will be back to his old tricks Saturday when in preparation for(a game type the hall marks of a major he attempts to win the $100,000 United, Nations Handicap and scrimmage Saturday.

POWER SQUADRON CLASS ning Detroit rally fell short and the Washington Senators edged the Tigers 7-6 yesterday in the final contest of the season be leaguer. But Joe was a super "Next week we will concentrate visor in recent years. mane nmina jaDie tne leading money winning horse of all time. On May 19. 1956 at Garden State Park, not far from the Atlantic City Race Course, Arcaro rode Nashua to victory in the The large enrollment in Mon on the Tulane gpme exclusively, Woodruff said tween the two clubs.

Perhaps what Gussie Busch day and Wednesday's classes in Four of the seven Washington Umcfen Handicap, and Mr. Millions broke Citation's bankroll record. Nashua pushed his winnings to $1,100,365. comDared with Four quarterbacks looked good ought to do is to hire some small and large boat seamanship scouts with a keener eye for ma- has forced the Boca Ciega Pow- runs were unearned as Tiger Instructions are free of charge and are open to everyone, wheth-er they own a boat or not. No advance registration is necessary.

Anyone may just drop in tonight or call 22-2372 for infor-each Friday for 10 weeks. ,1,085,750 earned by Citation before his retirement in 1951. Ironic- in an offensive drill Mickey Ellenburg, second stringer from fielders committed three errors or league potentialities. But er Squadron to start another noughf Citation won most of his greenbacks with Arcaro in oNLY.rotnas-' GIVES YOU A NATIONWIDE LIFE-TIME GUARANTEE again, that's a lot of trouble. It's class.

The new session will be to WASHINGTON I DETROIT knoxville, best of the crop. Four left halfbacks drilled in much easier to fire the manager, night at 7:30, Pasadena School, abrhbl abrhbl Yost 3b 3 2 3 1 Kuenncf 6111 jue saddle, i People Thats a gesture to the fans that Central Avenue at 71st Street. Alvarez as 1 0 Veal as 4 0 2 0 sweat clothes, all with minor leg the front office is in there trying Plewa 2b 5 12 0 eZernial 10 11 injuries. Billy Booker, senior Pearson rf 3 0 2 2 fBoros 0 0 0 0 and will leave no stone (or rock- Sieve If 4 112 Kalina rf 4 2 12 letterman from Abilene, is louriney 4 0 1 Harris 1ft 3 1 1 head) unturned to give the fine, loyal fans of St. Louis what they expected to be ready to go full Lemon rf 4 0 2 0 Maxwell If 3 0 0 1 lief pitcher Bill Fischer to the Washington Senators for the LtlUBAS I hri-dey rf 0 0 0 0 Hollin 2h 3 10 0 speed Monday Zauchm lb 4 12 0 Bertoia 3b 4 12 0 so richly deserve.

That's right $20,000 waiver price. Rr'ses ss-3b 4 10 OWilson 3 0 0 0 son, you guessed it. He means Paacual 1 0 0 0 Mnfnrd 10 0 0 MUFFLER SHOPS I Calhoon To Miss PSU's Horn a my 1 0 1 0 dentin 0 0 0 0 that there pennant. Billy Haughton and Frank Stafford, two of harness racing's leading trainer-drivers open night! 'til 9 Sways to buy: CASH UYAWAY 30 DAY CHARGE REVOLVING CHARGE EASY TERMS tlevenger III 0 aAlusik 1 0 0 II There will be many baseball jSosce 10 0 0 IdK'ncona 1110 Opening Contest men eager and willing to take Tola If 3S 7 14 6 Total! 36 drew stiff penalties for rules infractions at Yonkers Race TALLAHASSEE Jim Cal Struck out for Ciootle in 4th; b-Ran over Hutchinson's job, even if the prospects are not particularly for lmon in 8th; c-Ran for lost in nth hoon, the husky sophomore full way. Sinuled for Suwe in 9th; Sinjled for back who was so impressive in Veal in 9th; Han lor Zernial in 9th bright, and even if Stan Musial is having misery in various last week's drills, will see no ac WanhingUm 101 2017 Detroit IHi 000 013 North Carolina State football Coach Earle Edwards revealed that first string center Paul Balonlck suffered a broken leg joints.

There are only 16 man tion for Florida State University E-Alvarez. Maxwell. Bertoia, Wilson, Saturday night. PO-A Washington 27-8, Detroit 27-14. DP- agerial jobs in the majors, and one usually is good for a couple Kaline and Harris.

LOB Washington 7, Coach Tom Nugent said Cal Detroit' 7. ana win De out lor the season, of years. By that time the new mm 2B-Plpw. zauchin Yost Kaline. 3B hoon has a bad back that will Veal, Harris.

SB-Bertoia. SF-Pearson Coach Dalt White turned down an offer from a United manager may have proved to the Bobby Fischer of Brooklyn, 15-year-old United States Chess Champion, became a chess ttfrand master, the youngest rever to hold this title in chess 3iistory. Fischer placed fifth at Hhe Interzonal Chess Tourna-iJiient at Portoroz, Yugoslavia, pn framework of world cliam- fionship competition and automatically received the title of Grand Master. Ken Varkel, former University of Minnesota all-America JJwckey player, signed a two-J-car contract with the Boston Pruins of the National Hockey Indefinite postponement was granted in the f-ial of two Indiana University football players accused of a fist fight at the JVrong house party Aug. 1.

John Hurt of Martinsville, lawyer for fullback Victor Jonei, 20, Clearfield, and Ted Aucreman, 21, Lancaster, Ohio, blamed crowded tourt dockets for the delay. The Detroit Tigers sold re keep him out of the Seminoles Yost. Sicveri. Maxwell. Layaway Christmas Gifts Now for the Sportsnan! "Shakespeare" glass BRIDGE RODS ER BR SO If front office that he a fine gen football opener with Tennessee States college quarterback to Pasrual 2 5 2 2 11 3 3 2 4 tleman, a fine strategist, an, ex m'n'sky (W, 2-4) 6 1-3 2 Tech.

10 0 0 cellent foreman, and that he is Halfback Carl Meyer also 2 12 1 Clevensjer 2-3 1 Moford i-3 4 Cirotts) (L. 4 in no way to blame for that sec 2 0 0 0 definitely out with a twisted enroll at the University of Toronto and play for the football team. White identified the player as an accreditied quarterback from Pittsburgh and 1111 Suae knee, Nugent said. Fared 3 batters in 3rd. U-Paparella.

Tabacc-hi, Hunge, Stewart. ond division business. And then, with the scouts still sending up so many nincompoops that trades Tennessee Tech, due to arrive here late Friday night, will out said he recently received the of Reg. 5.98 weigh the Seminoles some have to be made for an Ennis, a Dark, a Freese and a Chittum, fer by telephone. The player pounds a man on the line was not Identified.

Top Ten By In Associated Press the front office can make anoth boasting tackles Ray Thomas er gesture and fire another man and Alcy Haggott both weighing The Philadelphia Phillies signed Bob Montgomery, 21, Princeton, N.J., to a 1959 con Lending batsmen (based on 330 or more 88 ager. at bats) 220 pounds. And that's not all. Veteran NATIONAL LF.AOfE Even an Eddie Arcaro can't Player and Cluh AH guard Dick Man weighs 210 tract with its- Bakersfield, farm in the Class California League. win a Kentucky Derby on a Musial.

St. Louis 128 444 2 1SIUI.I8 pounds. pactoar waiiim Ultltimi fo tmi inr Of tou cat eooo at Micat annul won MOM Clydesdale. 1 Ashburn, Philadelphia 137 552 Aaron, Milwaukee 138 5S3 99 14 .333 Mays, San Francisco 138 539 104 177 .328 Florida State's opening tackles Skinner, Pittsburgh 132 478 SS 151 .316 Bob Swoszowski and John Spivey MacDiil In Finals Pot Luck Banks. Chieago 140 559 113 170 .315 fA.fr..-Lv,-..-.

Oiwda, San Francisco 134 54J 79 170 .313 weigh only 192 and 198 respec MONTGOMERY, Ala. GD The tively. Walls. Chicago 136 513 0 156 .304 Boyer, St. IjuiS 135 510 93 155 .304 Lynch, Cincinnati 110 372 .5 113 .304 Air Force Worldwide Softball Tournament was narrowed to the Nugent said there will be only two Seminoles definitely out of HOME Rl NS Banks.

Chicago 45, Thomas, Pittsburgh finalists yesterday. 35. Malhewa. Milwaukee 30, Roomson, Saturday's opener. They were Cincinnati 28, Aaron, Milwaukee 2a, Mays, The finals will be played today.

San rrancuco M. In Wednesday's games, Mac- Kim BATTED TV left half Carl Meyer, out with a twisted knee, and fullback Jim Calhoon, sidelined with a bruised Banks, Chicago 119, Thomas, Pittsburgh Dill AFB, Strategic Air Com 108, Anderson, Philadelphia 01, Cepeda, 18-inch DART BOARDS Reg. 3.93 r. Minor League baseball will Jtry next week to curb the huge ttonuses being paid rookie tal-ent by the majors. George M.

president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues, said 13 of he country's 24 minor league presidents had accepted invitations to meet Tuesday and Wednesday in Columbus, Ohio. The president of the Chicago Club announced he will propose the American Automobile Association go on record as opposing all motor car racing. Two harness horse driven were suspended indefinitely by the New York State Harness Racing Commissioner George P. Monaghan on charges of conspiring to fix a race at Monti-cello Raceway. Monaghan took the action against Charles Win-gate and Harry Burright.

San Francisco 86, Mays. San Francis mand, earned the right to the back. co (4. finals by downing Tinker, 4-0, in AMERICAN I.EACI 11 ii a winners bracket semifinal con AR Pel. Player and I'lub test.

Runnels. Boston Williams. Boston Tempo To Ploy Gcme Against Semi-Pros 5113 88 11 3i6 71 117 .3211 ihl H4 147 '9th Cerv. Kimsas City 131 534 SO ll .31 125 503 6.1 157 .31 8 Stock Car Races Sf. 5th Ave.

No. St. Petersburg Phone 5-4339 Power, I leveland Kuenn, iH'troit Kaline, lelroit TAMPA, Of) Tampa Univcr 131 4BS 76 151 .301) Mino.KO. Cleveland WO 135 SI16 85 156 .308 104 3R7 41 119 .307 SARASOTA, (Special) Eight Goodman. Chicago sity football Coach Marcelino Hu-erta sent his squads through two 1 140 MW 76 173 stock car races have been sched Who Won? fox.

Chicago Mantle, New York 2" 460 118 142 .304 120 408 71 124 .304 uled for the Sara-Mana Speed Sieliern, New York Boyd, Baltimore 111 355 54 108 .304 Bowl tonight with a purse of $400 rough scrimmages yesterday as the deadline neared for him to cut the team to 44 men. Fifty- HOME RUNS going to the winners. First race Manila. New York 40. Sievert.

Wah. 950 Cleveland St. Clearwater Phone 3-6748 inaton 36. Jensen, Boston 34. Colavito.

starts at 8:30. four are presently working out, Uvlad J4, erv, Kanaaa City 33. RUNS BATTFD IN Win. Henry Sporting Goods- 1st Floor Huerta also is looking ahead to Saturday, Sept. 20, when the team Ronton 113.

Sievera. Waihlna. Minor League Playoffs ton ii, coiavito. Cleveland R. Cerv, Kan aaa City 95.

Manila, New York S7, Berra plays an exhibition and benefit Queea Elizabeth's Agreement ty a neck, in the Doncaster 3Pup at Doncaster England. Peter Thomson cf Australia tver Alan Poullon of England and 4, and Bobby Locke of oulh Africa over Eric Brown Df England 4 and 3, in the British Match Play Golf Cham- Dick Savitt, 31-year-old veteran internationalist from East Orange, N.J., over Toronto's Don Fontana 6-1, 6 2 to move up another round in the Invitational Tennis Tournament at Toronto. E. W. (Skip) Etchells of the Central Long Island fleet, N.Y., both races for the lead in the North American Star Sailing Championships.

naw tors INTERNATIONAL LEAGIK I But o( sevftil game in Key West against a semi Toronto 4. Rwheater 1 (10 lnninll, To pro team. He hopes then to be ronto lead 2-0) Columbus 5, Montreal 1 lil 1-1) EASThRN LtAGlE (Bfl oi Five) Today's Comics able to use as many players as possible and delay the final cut until after the game. The official Lancaster fi. Vnrk 5 airastpr wtna 3-1) BULTHr.K.H S(H 1A1IO.M (Brsl al Sfvfnl On Paqes 14.

15-B Challanonea 16, Birmingham 3 (Rirmbif- Spartan opener is Sept. 27 against ham moa 2-1. Troy State in Tampa. Mobil 8. Atlanta 1 -(Mobile leads O) 0(F The Key West Game was ar AMERICAN AS(MA110N al Seven I ranged by a semi-pro football Denver 3, Charleston 0 (Denver leads 2-1) Major League Standings league in that area to raise mon Wichita 9, Minneapolis 2 (Wichita leads ey for the Navy relief fund.

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