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6d I or THS HARTFORD COURANT: SaWay. S.pt. 21. I 13 XiWith-MnliPA Upset By vi Dodgers Score IfJ Lift I By BILL LEE Sports Editor Connecticut Opens Grid Season Today COLLEGE FOOTBALL begins today in this neck of the woods as well as elsewhere around the country. The big game hereabouts is up the road a piece at Storrs, where University of Connecticut plays Springfield.

For a change, the UConns don't have to open the season iaie in me oowL mat will come next Saturday at which time the Huskies will have had a game under their belts and the Elis will be opening their season. Up at Storrs they think they have a eood football team and Springfield Underdog At Storrs Frank Thomas Clouts Two-Run Homer In 7th To Decide Tight Duel they know they have a fine new stadium, best around except for the Bowl, and they'd like to fill it. Maybe they will, at that. For By bill Newell STORRS, Sept. 21 More than 10,000 early birds are ex PITTSBURGH, Sept.

21 UB-A one Saturday at least, there won't be any competition. Connecticut and Springfield have the field to themselves. Jordan Olivar, who will see the game as a more than commonly interested spectator, may have to root openly for Con-necticut. His daughter, a freshman on the Storrs campus, will probably be sitting with him. Olivar's son, the twin brother of the girl at UConn, is a freshman at Yale, which brings about the finest case of divided family allegiance since the Callahan brothers captained Yale and Princeton football teams in their senior year and played center against each other.

Olivar was saying the other day that Connecticut is a foot- pected to settle in Memorial two-run homer by Frank Thom Stadium here Saturday after noon when a battle tested Uni versity of Connecticut football team opens its season against ispnngneld College at 2 p.m.- Boasting a letterman in every nan squad not easy to He pointed out that Yale beat them 14-0 last year in the foulest sort of weather but needed a starting position, the UConn Huskies are rated slight favor couple of breaks to score the two touchdowns. ites over Springfield, also well stocked with seasoned perform TEAM HAD ITS BIG MOMENTS It will be remembered that Connecticut created tw0 tremendous New England upsets last season, one early and one late. nil ers. It will be the first home opener for Connecticut in five years, or since Bob Ignalls took over Barney Ross Ailing, Reported Critical NEW YORK, Sept. 21 Ross, who held world boxing championships in three divisions, a reported critically ill today in a hospital here.

He was admitted last Monday. "Barney is very sick and tired man," said Dr. Harold Brandaleone, who is attending him. "He has a serious liver infection and we find also possible gall bladder complications. He may have to undergo surgery." Ross held the lightweight, junior welterweight and welter weight championships during his ring career.

He was awarded the Silver star while serving in the Marine Corps, during W'orld War II. After the war, he became ill with malaria and became a dope addict. He was cured and testified before a senate committee on the evils of addiction and the cure. the head coaching duties, and the young mentor from Marble-head, will be seeking his first vitory in an inaugural. Maroons Lead 10-8 iney oeat lavored University on the second Saturday of the football season and tipped over Holy Cross, 6 to 0, on the final day, after losing to Yale, Maine, Delaware and Rhode Island.

Of this team that had its moments, a strong nucleus is back for another year, this time seasoned in the crucible of a hard 1955 schedule. Bob Ingalls, the head coach, thinks its the best squad he has had at Storrs. Halfback Lenny King, a junior who developed rapidly as a sophomore, is the spear- The prospect of good football weather, a predicted Connecticut victory, Day ceremonies honoring letter winners of past 4J ,1 -1 it 1 years and the first view of the snappy UConn marching band may lure more than the antici Ingalls pated crowd. nead of the UConn attack. A good, hard runner with speed, that makes him a constant breakaway threat.

Lou Mooradian, junior Connecticut last met Ossie as, his 23rd of the season, jolted Brooklyn's National league pennant drive tonight as the sixth place Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Dodgers 2-1. The loss trimmed Brooklyn'i first place edge to a half game over Milwaukee, playing a night game with the Chicago Cubs. With eight games remaining, the Dodgers now have an 88-58 record. The Braves were 88-59 with seven games left. Thomas' long poke in the seventh inning- clearing the left field wall, came with one out following a leadoff double by Bill Virdon only the third hit allowed to that point by righthander Sal Maglie.

Maglie, taking his fifth defeat in 16 decisions, had won six in a row and was 21-4 lifetime over the Bucs. Dodgers Score In 7th Ron Kline rode in on the) homer for his 14h victory, against 16 defeats. The 24-year-oid righthander, who hadn't beaten the Dodgers in three previous decisions this year, gave eight hits, but stayed out of trouble except for the seventh, when the Brooks scored, and the eighth innings. Gil Hodges' double, a pair of infields out and Junior Gilliam's single to deep short scored the Brooklyn run in the top of the seventh. In the eighth, Kline got in a hole with two out when Randy Jackson, playing third base for the injured Jackie Robinson, walked and Sandy Amoros followed with a single.

But Kline then put a called third strike past pinch-hitter Rube Walker on a 3-2 pitch. Kline, defeating the Dodgers for only the third time against eight defeats in a lifetime record against Brooklyn, struck out six and walked four. In the ninth, he fanned Hodges and then struck out pinch-hitter Charley Neal for the final out Solem's Maroons in 1951, win Kuiru, joe uuDiei, an mvajuable shuttle man at the line positions, and 215-pound sophomore Norman Gerber. are the line ning 7-0. However, Springfield leads 10 8 in a series begun in 1899 whicr has also seen two tie games.

The Huskies, who whipped Holy Cross 6-0 the last time (Nov. 19, 1955), will carry a six pound weight advantage into the opener if both teams field expected starters. auuwaris. No team these days gets far without a quarterback and passer. The responsibility this year at Connecticut rests with Gerry Dooling, converted halfback.

Reports are that Dooling has taken over his new duties with eclat, which if it means what I think it does, indicates the Huskies will have a good passer and field general. Except for next week's Yale game, the Huskies this season ill be staying in their own class. Curiously they won two of the three ventures into a higher bracket last season, but upsets over BU and Holy Cross would be most unlikely to happen more than fence in a while. This season Ingalls, once over the Yale game, 1 W.foS Yankee Conference championship. The dope is Connecticut line averages 198 Spahn Gets Assignment For Braves pounds to 196 for the Maroons while the UConn backfield averages 182 to 168 for the visitors.

Springfield had a 5-2 season last year, losing only to Northeastern and Rhode Island. Solem has nine lettermen ready to start MILWAUKEE, Sept. 21 umi wiuue isiana cannot repeat and, that Connecticut is the The second place Milwaukee against the UConns. Kine Offensive Leader uoiA nurse entry. TVfnf li I ne THE MANTLE OF FAME: Mickey Mantle, whose 50th home run of the season beat the Chicago White Sox and clinched the 1956 American League pennant for the New York Yankees, takes time out to sign autographs for young fans.

With only nine games left, Mantle's chances of pqualling Babe Ruth's 60 are on the slim side (AP Wirephoto). Two members of the Spring Braves, trailing Brooklyn by one game and hoping their fortunes wuuiu piease rne people at Storrs more than a Yankee Conference football championship. No one knows better than Bob Ingalls and his assistants the pitfalls that lie ahead of field team have had advance billing. Les Plumb is a fine quarterback in Solem's multiple offense, while George benedict will take a turn for the better back on their home grounds, faced the last place Chicago Cubs tonight at County Stadium. Warren Spahn, 35-year-old dean of the Braves' pitching is rated one of the top ends in the East.

Connecticut's attack will be sucn a comparatively modest ambition. MAINE CAN BE A TOUGH POTATO The tip is out to watch Maine. They were good enough last year, beating Connecticut 13-0. This year the chances at that 1 Maine will be considerably stronger. Nor can Gunderson And Stewart In Women's Golf Final Baseball At A Glance spearheaded by junior halfback Lenny King of Naugatuck, a standout runner, passer and kicker.

Much attention will be foc after left fielder Lee Walls had gone high on the scoreboard to snare Roy Campanula's smash. Rain Interfere staff and Fred Haney's most re 0 INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 21lout of sandtrap to within a used on Gerry Dooling, the liable moundsman right now. Maglie, the 39-year-old veter 17-year-old National Junior tit! an who had won his only deci went after his 19th victory of ist from Seattle, and UConn'r new quarterback. Dooling was converted from right halfback by Ingalls and has shown well in practice.

Marlene Stewart, Fonthill, Ont, sion against the Pirates as a Dodger after building up a huge the season and 202nd of his major league career. He has lost 10 this year. Rhode Island be counted as out of the running to repeat its 1955 championship. A new coach usually takes some time to install his ideas, but Herb Maack, the man at Rhody, has. been the line coach there, so he isn't likely to spend half the season fumbling around or learning his personnel.

New Hampshire, despite a lack of depth, will have a strong first team. By November, "Chief" Boston's reserves will be more know- uieume advantage aeainst today blasted into the 36-hole finals of the U.S. Women's Amateur golf championship. Art Papannrea and Hugh Men- Warren Hacker (3-12) started dez will be the Springfield half toot or tne pm. On the deciding 18th, Miss Gunderson boomed a tee shot down the middle of the fairway and played her apporach shot to within four feet of the pin for a birdie, while Mrs.

Johnstone took four strokes to get on the green, then picked up. Leads At Turn Miss Stewart, holder of the National Intercollegiate and Bucs with the New York Giants, faced only 15 men in the first five innings while working in a Miss Gunderson, the YESTERDAY'S RESULTS National Milwaukee-Chicago (N). Pittsburgh 2, Brooklyn 1. Cincinnati 9, St. Louis 1.

New York 7, Philadelphia 3. American Boston 13, New York 7. Baltimore 7, Washington 3. Cleveland-Detroit (N). Chicago 4-2, Kansas City 2-3 (10).

backs with Charlie Reid at youngest swinger ever to reach for the Cubs, who took two out of four from the Braves at Wrigley Field during the Mil-waukeeans' just concluded road rain wnich switched back and Roundins out the UConn back- forth from a drizzle to a fairlv heavy wetting. the pay-off round, eliminated veteran Mrs. Ann Casey Johnstone, Mason City, 1-up. Miss Stewart, shooting for her field will be Gene Green, a former end. at richt half and Paul Maglie left when Bob Skinner.

Whitlev at fullback. playing for the iniured Dal eighth consecutive tourney tri trip. Spahn has beaten the Cubs twice this year without a loss. He 'has won his last two starts. Hacker has yet to defeat the Braves while they have beaten Long, singled following Thomas' Connecticut is captained ny guard Lou Mooradian and tackle umph, rolled over Western King" ing, and that is the time of year Connecticut meets up with the Wildcats.

All of which makes today's opener more interesting that many in the past. Springfield will show up whatever weak spots Connecticut may have. Indeed, it would be no part of an upset should Springfield win. They had a respectable 5-2-0 record a year ago and they have in Ossie Solem, one of the country's most knowing football coaches. Canadian championships, held a one-up lead at the turn of their scheduled 18-hole match with a one-over-par" 36 to Miss Quast's LATE THURSDAY SCORES American Assn.

Final Champion Anne Quast, Everett, nome run. Clem LaBme then came on to get the final two outs of the frame, and gave up the 4 and 3, at the wind- Wiim three times. Both semi-final winners, who 37. She knocked in a 33-foot putt Norm Gerber. The UConn band, under new director Allan Gillespie, will give a "Salute to 1956 Football" at halftime.

The lineups (Bestof.7) Indianapolis 7, Denver 6 (Indianapolis leads 2-0). have never met in tourney com on 10 to go two-up, but Miss CHICAGO nrates' sixth hit of the game in the eighth. -v Robinson and Carl Furillo, both big clutch hitters in Rrnnt. Ouast came right back with a petition, are in the champion Texas League Final 36-footer. ship round for the first time.

Honored guests at Day (EestOf-7) The Canadian champ from Rol Hieh School Senior M17.WAUKFR O'Connell, 2b Logan, Aaron, rf Mathewi, 3b Adeork lb Thomson. If Bruton cf Crandall, lyn's pennant drive which had ceremonies will register from 11 a.m. 1:30 p.m.. then attend Drake, rf Hoak 3b Baker, 2b Irvln. If Bank Morvn, rf Kellert.

lb Chitt. Dallas 4, Houston 2 (Houston lins College then won, 12 and 13. seen the Dodgers win fiv Berrios Gets Split Decision Over Chestnut In TV Bout They halved 14 and the match the game. After the game, the their last six games, were miss liss Gunderson, a high school senior and daughter of a carpenter, took an early lead but failed to follow it through. She won the second, third and fourth ended on the next green when ing irom me startins 1 neun h.

lettermen and their families will have a get together in the Spahn, Hacker, Miss Quast three-putted. Miss Stewart, a former Brit Secory, Engeln, Goetz and Dasco- reception lounge of the Student cause of injuries. Furillo, how-ever, replaced his sub. Dale Mitchell, in left field in the sev- II. leads 3-1).

Southern Assn. Final (BestOf-7) Atlanta 8, Memphis 7 (Atlanta leads 1-0). International League Final (Best-Of-7) Toronto at Rochester, post holes when her opponent missed ish Amateur champion, thus be Union. came the first native Canadian enin. to gain the finals in her fourth Harrisburg Youngster Signs Up With Phillies YAT.E NEW HAVEN.

Sent. 21 the greens. And she won the seventh when Mrs Johnstone again missed the apron, for a four-up cushion. Mrs. Johnstone's luck bgan attempt, tuhf First (0) Drake lined to Spahn.

Hoak popped to Crandall. Baker filed to Bruton. No runs, no hits, no errori, none left. Braves First (2) O'Connell bounced a single over Hark-er'i head. Logan sacrificed.

Kellert unassisted. Aaron filed deep to Irvln. Mathewa singled to right acoring O'Con Yale's varsity backfield gained Only Beatrix Hoyt, the winner exactly 60 years ago, was a DETROIT, Sept. 21 (UP)-The Little Hercules Miguel Berrios of Puerto Rico tonight softened up Ike Chestnut and won a split decision in their 10-round featherweight match. The two judges scored the fight for Berrios but Referee PHILADELPHIA, Sept.

21 UP) 148 yards in six plays in a poned. (Series tied 1-1). STANDINGS National ah 4 4 3 2 3 3 2 2 3 to turn on nine when she hit a vouneer finalist than Miss Gun a rhl 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 10 12 7 0 0 0 13 0 0 6 10 0 5 4 0 0 0 10 0 fine approach shot to within derson. She was 17 years and nell and took aecond' on the throw to feet of the pin and dropped the the nlate. Adcock singled to center putt.

She also won the. 10th The Philadelphia Phillies today announced the signing of Richard Allan Shepler, 18-year-old third baseman from Harris-burg, Pa. Shepler, who bats and throws right, was signed to a 1957 contract with the Phils' farm club, scoring Mathewa. Thomson grounded to Baker. Two runs, three hits no errori, one two months, three months young-er than Miss Gunderson.

Par out 441 443 54538 Gunderson out 443 443 54435 Johnstone out 454 543 84338 when Miss Gunderson three-put ted and the 13th when the young left. 2S 3 ab 27 9 1 a rbl scrimmage here today ano needed every one of them to score one touchdown from just past the midfield stripe. The Elis found rules infractions their major problem in what was expected to be their last heavy scrimmage before their opener a week from tomorrow against Conncticut in the Bowl. Johnny; Weber drew a good round of booing from the crowd by declaring Chestnut, New York, the winner. Weber scored Luhs Second (0) West Coast swinger hit a water Banks tingled to center.

Irvln hit Into hazard and went over the green Brooklyn x-Milwaukee x-Cincinnati x-St. Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York x-Chicago' American a double play. Mathews to O'Connell to Par in 443 555 3453874 Johnstone In 554 445 446 41 79 Gunderson In 654 755 3544479 r.underson win. 1 UD. PlTTSm'RGH Clemente.

rt Virdon, cf Walls, if Thomas, Skinner, lb Groat, ss Shepard Mazeroski, 2b Kline Totals BROOKLYN Gilliam, 2b Reese. ss-3b Snider, cf Jackson. 3b b-Kernandez, Amoros, rf Mitchell, If Kurillo. If a-Walker Clmoll. If Hodges lb Campanella, Maglie La bine, c-Neal Totals Pittsburgh Brooklyn Olean, N.Y., of the Class Adcock.

Moryn beat out a nounner to .4 1 6. 4 1 On 14, Mrs. Johnstone chipped to within eight feet of the cup O'Connell behind the mound. Kellert Stewart, Fonthill, i. mm juatirnc Miss Marlene flied deeo to Bruton.

2 2 3 0 0 13 0 12 0 0 113 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ana aroppea a mraie puu io V8. Miu Anne Quast. F.vercu. wash. Pony League.

Shepler compiled a .480 batting average at Susquehanna No runs, two hits, no errora, one left. Braves Second (1) Bruton flied to Irvln. Crandall doubled PctGbl 88 58 .603 88 59 .599 V2 85 62 .578 3Vi 73 71 .507 1 4 68 79 .463 64 83 .435 24 Vi 63 85 .426 26 57 89 .390 31 93 52 .641 83 63 .568 lMi 80 63 .559 12 79 67 .541 17 68 .531 16 62 83 .428 31 58 88 .397 35'2 48 96 .333 44'2 not include last High School, Progress, and even the match. ouast out 4M 444 54437 Miss Gunderson rallied to take out 544-36 the 16th but she bogeyed theslevvart ln 4' 455 next hole while her rival blasted! Stewart in, and 3. x-New York x-Cleveland x-Chicago to right center.

Spahn beat out a bounder to Kellert, moving Crandall to third, and when Kellert threw past Hacker, who covered first. Crandall recently clubbed out a 390-foot homer to win a Harrisburg sand-lot game. 1 211 1 0 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 x-Boston scored and Soahn went to second. x-Detroit x-Baltimore O'Connel wa out. Kellert to Hacker.

Spahn moving to third. Logan popped Billy Maxwell Takes Over Lead In Oklahoma City Open Tourney x-Washington 31 1 8 24 13 0 1 000 20x-2 to Kellert. One run, (wo hits, one error, one left, ubs Third (0) x-hausas Cit; Does OWJ 000 100 I rhiti riied in Aaron. Hacker was ii, i thrown out by Mathewi. Drake lied to Rfi it nn OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept.

21 jinson came through with a 69 it 45-44 for Chestnut, the ninth ranked feather, while Judge Jack Aspery had it 46-43 Berrios and Judge Al Goodman 48-45. Berrios Berrios fired solid left hooks and right uppercuts through the last three rounds and in the 10th turned on the steam to rock Chestnut, who was trying to hold him off with left jab, at long range. Chestnut started the fight by trying to outjab Berrios from the outside. He moved around the much shorter Berrios and through the first two rounds kept Berrios off balance with left jabs and hooks. Chestnut Wild In the fourth Berrios jolted Chestnut with a left hook and right uppercut to the head and was out-punching Chestnut with searing rights and lefts at the bell.

Chestnut got wilder in the fifth and Berrios was hittine more No runs', no hlti, no errori, none left. RmvM Third (01 comDinea witn an opening night's games. TODAY'S GAMES National Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Erst ine (13-10) vs. Law (8-15). Challengers at 141 were Dick In the 148 yard sequence.

Denny McGill went for 18 and Al Ward went for 37 in succession but both were called back bv penalties. After McGill picked up 28 in two tries, another long gain by Ward was nullified by a clipping penalty. Finally reserve quarterback Charley Peet lobbed a 43-yard scoring forward pas to end Mike Cavallon. Two regulars, end Vern Loucks and fullback Steve Ackerman were kept from the workout by minor bmises but head coach Jordan Olivar said he expected both would be able to resume Monday for the final week of polishing for tre season's opener. By Any Other Name DETROIT, Sept.

21 (UP) The Detroit Lions have solved a nicknaming problem on their roster. Henceforth. Howard Cas-sady, former Ohio State All-America will be known as "Hop-alone" or "Hon." while end Aaron popped to Baker. Mathewi was thrown out by Banks. Adcock was safe on Hoak' I low throw.

Thomson forced Rhubarb Enlivens Softball Tourney SACRAMENTO, Sept. 21 ID A dozen of the original 23 teams in the Amateur Softball World Series were still in the running today.s Last year's champs, the Ray-bestos Ca'rdinals of Stratford, haven't been defeated. Neither hae last year's runner-up and the 1954 titlists, the Clearwater, Bombers. Mayer of St. Petersburg, Bill Nary, of Wayne, and unattached home pro Bud Ecton.

Mayer matched today's low score of 68 after going for a Philadelphia at New York-Roberts (18-16) vs. Worthington Adcock, Banks to Baker. No rum. no hits, one error, one lert. Cuba Fourth (0) Hoak popped to Logan, Baker flied to Thomson.

Bank was called out on OPt Consistent Billy Maxwell of Odessa, posted a four-under par 68 in the second round of the 515,000 Oklahoma Gty Open golf tournament here today and took the 33-hole lead with a 138. Maxwell finished his round al mid-day and sat back to watch 63 yesterday, while Nary had to nvuKn. viroon: nr, Thomas: t. Jackson, Mazeroski. Walls; dp, Groat Mazeroski and Skinner; Reese and Hodges: left Brooklyn 8, Pittsburgh 4: bb Labine Kline so, Maglie 1, Kline 5, Labine ho, Maglie 5 ln Labine 1 ln 1 2-3; r-er, Maglie 2-3, Labine 0 0, Kline 1-1: hbp, by Maglit (Thomas! winner Kline (14-lfi; loser, Maglie 411-5); Dixon, Donatelll Gor.

man, Plnelll; t. a. a Walker strucli out for Furillo ln Sth; Fernandez ran for Jackson in Sth; Neal struck out for Labine In 9th, Wesleyan Scrimmages New Britain Today MIDDLETOWN, Sept. 21 (Special) The usual light workout before a scrimmage with work on defenses, punting, and offensive work on the bags wasJhe (5-14). St.

Louis at Cincinnati Dickson (13-9) vs. Jeffcoat (6-2. Chicago at Milwaukee Jones (9-14) vs. Burdette 118-10). American strikes.

No runs, no hits, no errori, none left Braves Fourth (0) Bruton flied to Irvln. Crandall ground Cnhn struck out. settle with a par 72, after a bs. Ecton also hammered out a 69 to match his 72, and kept the colors of the local contingent Bill Simpson, chairman of No runs, no hits no errors none len. Cuhs Fifth (0) unoH inirle off Soahn'J glove.

New York at Boston-Kucks as a brigade ot cnauengers (18-8) vs. Parnell (7-6). failed to come up with the score board of Raybestos Manufacture ing Bridgeport. enlivened things yesterday by de solidly with his left hook-right Kansas City at to dislodge him from Morvn fouled to. Adcock.

Kellert flied to Thomson. Chltl beat out a slow roller lo Mathews, Irvin stopping at second. Whlsenant halted for Hacker and er (1-0) vs. Wilson (12-14). the front-running position.

manding that the Redwood City. uppercut combination. In the sixth Chestnut moved to the in The short but stout-hitting Cleveland at Detroit Score (18-9) vs. Foytack (14-12). Dave Middleton will be referred to as "lloppy." side and stayed there when he was railed out on strikes.

No runs, two hits, no errori. two left. Brave Fifth (0) v.intmMl nllchlna' for the Cuns. Texarf shot nines of 33-35 for his fift rt ctrt n-ith an nnnninff 7fi Washington at Baltimore (M rould until Berrios could push him off and get fighting room. When the stocky sixth-ranked --Hernandez (0-1) Moore jbut was only one shot ahead of O'Connell fouled to Banks.

Logan flied hnst nrn finnntt whn alsn Berrios got room, he repeatedly Spoils I Air highlight of the practive session at Wesleyan today. Coach Norm Daniels welcomed Fullback Bob Bruns back and said that half-back Jerry Baker will see a lot of action tomorrow. The Cardinals journey to New Britain Teachers tomorrow aft-ernoon to engage the Hardware City club in a scrimmage. made Uiestnut grab and hold. There were no Knockdowns in the fight, but in the eighth round to Irvln.

Aaron itruck out. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. Cross-Country Event Scheduled on Nov. 19 npiv YORK. Sent.

21 flying high in Oklahoma return to bigtime golf. The first-round leader, Toski of Holyoke, faded to a 73 today after his opening 68 and dropped five strokes off the pace. Scores of the leaders: The leaders: Billy Maxwell. Odessa. Tex.

70-68 138 Jimmy Gauntt, Oklahoma City 71-68-139 BIMy Casper Chult Vista, Calif. 69-71-140 Gardner Dickinson Panama City Beach. Fla. 71-69-140 Bud F.cton. Oklahoma City 72-69-141 Bill Nary, Wayne.

Mich. 69-73141 Dick Mayer, St. Petersburg, Fla. 73-68141 Buster Reed, ftallai 71-71-142 Freddie Hawklni. EI Paw, Tex.

71-71142 Fred llaa New Orleani 73-69142 Eob Toskl, Holyoke. Mass. 60.75143 Jack Mann, Brownsville. Tex, 72-72-144 Al Balding, Krlmlale, Canada 71-73-144 Zell Eaton, Pnmano, Calif. 72-72144 Berrios staggered Chestnut with a right and left and in the ninth 1 1 30 made Chestnut's knees buckle The cross-country championship WHAT 910 Dodgers Pirates WKNB 840 2:00 Merchants be tossed out out of the association.

Simpson wired Bert Martin, the association's executive secretary, and complained of a Tuesday night street fight here between members of the two teams. That was after Raybestos defeated Redwood City, 4-3. Simpson also asked that Redwood City be suspended from series play. However, the Cali-fornians lost a second game and were eliminated from the double elimination tourney. Martin said he has no power to act.

Alfred Morton, Pacific Coast vice president of ASA, who lives in Redsvood City, said he thought the matter had been patched up and that he was inclined to leave the matter to Mayor Bill Royer of Redwood City, the team catcher. Stratford was scheduled to play Springfield, tonight at about midnight. Night Baseball carded 68 for 139. Par again was a supreme test over the wind-swept course playing to a 36-3672 at 6,673 yards of treacherous but well-conditioned terrain. Eight players were within four strokes of the leader and this indicated that the final 36 holes tomorrow and Sunday would be a battle to the finish, likely, to be decided on the tough 413-yard par four 18th hole which has ruined many good rounds in the tournament.

To physical opposites, hefty-Billy Casper Jr. of Chula Vista, and slim Gardner Dickinson of Panama City Beach, were at the 140 mark. Casper shot a 71 today alter a 69 first round, and Dick- Rice, Alabama Clash Under Texas Lights HOUSTON, Sept. 21 I.T-Rice and Alabama, a couple of former football powers hoping to end their losing streaks, open their 1956 campaigns here tomorrow night (8 p.m. CST).

A crowd of about 45,000 is expected. Rice, seeking its first victory in eight games, will field its youngest and lightest teams since World War II. The starters will include five sophomores. Alabama, salvaging only a pair of scoreless 1 1 in 16 gamessince defeating Tennessee ni 1954, lists three sophomores among its starters. of the IC-4A (intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Associations of America) will be held at Van Coitlandt park here Nov.

19. ASA Bushnell, commissioner of the Eastern College Athletic Conference, made the announcement today and also set the date of the Heptagonal Games' annual cross country event for twice with two left hooks and a right uppercut and raised an egg-sized mouse under Chestnut's right eye. It was Berrios' fifth win In his last six fights and his 19th in 25. Chestnut suffered his sixth loss in 22 fights, including three draws. THOt.AITIC FOOTBALL HtlJhoui 26.

Hartford Bulkeley 0. Rrlstnl IS. Plalnvllle 7. Jlamden 40. Leavenworth T.

Warren Hardin 11 Wilbur Prom T. Forer Ludlow 25. Bullard-Havens 7. Nout Dame 19. West Haven 0.

Yanks vs. Boston WP0P 1410 Yanks vs. Boston 10)00 p.m. WPOP-I4I0 Notra Dame vs. So.

Methodist 2 100 CH. 8, S3 Giants vs. Phillies CH. SS Yanks vs. Boston 3 1 1 CH.

30 Kentucky vs. Georgia Tech. 70.75-145 74-71-145 T2-7S-14S NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 000 Oxx xxx Milwaukee 210 Oxx xxx Hacker and Chiti; Spahn and Crandall. AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 200 010 xxx Detroit 000 010 xxx Wynn and Hegan; Hoeft and Wilson, x-Ed Hamilton, Oklahoma City -Bill Tromhley. Pallas Paul Harney.

Bolton. Mass. Don Whitt, Alameda. Calif. Lahron Harris, Stillwater, Okla.

70-T5-i45Nov- 9 at the same course. Pittsburgh is defending chain-pion in the IC-4A event. Cornell won the Heptrujonal cross coun- ltrr in 1 Poug H'Mlna. Midland, Tex. 71-72-145 Ted Cwin.

Tulsa Dcnulea amateur. if.