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cat) 01 00 TV. call 7600 JV JVls Sox Whip Reds, 9-6; Cubs Lose to Giants, 10-7mmms 41 fLAUt BIL LY PIERCEPAHKPsand CHAMPIONS GET IN FINAL LICKS FOR WEDNESDAY'S INTERCITY CLASHES Droll Wild, YIELDS 2 HITS RANGERS LOSE 28th Victory Sets Chicago Mark Walk Eight gT fe f. IJ." 1 II! 5 INNINGS BY EDWARD PRELL Chicago TriboDC Press Service Phoenix, March 22 It's 320 feet from the plate to the left and "-sr right field But Successors walls in Phoenix Municipal stadium. This accounts, i Are Shelled nnri fit looct 7 I for the Cubs BY DAVID CONDON Chicago Tribnn preft Senriccl Tampa, March 22 The White Sox built up an early Field Complete TORONTO'S Maple Leafs gained the final place in he Stanley cup playoffs Sunday night by beating Detroit, 6 to 4, to finish In fourth place in the National Hockey league, while the New York Rangers dropped -to fifth by losing to Montreal, 4 to 2. (Stories on page 4.) Boston, March 22 (51 The I and San Fran-) cisco Giants t- a belting lead behind the two-hit pitch three homers Erafc Banks Sunday after ing of Billy Pierce Sunday FT and held on for a 9 to 6 vic noon.

The score: Giants, 10; Cubs, 7. tory as the Cincinnati Reds But the plate's as wide here as in Wrigley field shelled Pierce's successors, Ray Moore and Bill Dufour. 17 inches so Taylor Phillips, the Chicago starter, had no Freddy Caserio, head coach of Chicago Golden Gloves team, greases face of Cassius pound champion, to prevent cuts as boxers engaged in final ring sessions Sunday in Midwest gym for match with New York's champions. Chicago Black Hawks completed their regular National excuses when his troubles were complicated by four Hockey league season Sunday night by beating the Boston Bruins, 4 tb 1, for their 28th Nellie Fox, John Romano, John Callison, and Bill Goodman each collected two of Chicago's 11 hits off Jim O'Toole, a rookie left hander, and Brooks Lawrence. Aparicio Opens Attack bases on balls.

Dick Drott, who was late reporting be cause of military service, also had bad aim, walking four in his four innings, tho'none iLu Aparicio led off with a DAVID CONDON 8ffiilHiWai4if- had a bearing on the scoring first inning single against against him. O'Toole to signal Chicago's in Chicago Tribune Press Service Homers Rock Phillips Phillips, who came to Ari victory an all-time high for the club. Coach Rudy Pilous' Hawks thus wound up the 70 game schedule wth one more victory than scored by the Chicago team of 1952-53, which had held the club record with 27 triumphs. The Hawks Monday move to Montreal, where Tuesday night they open a best of seven game Stanley cup series against the champion zona early in a grand come- TAIPA, March 22 Bill Veeck made 54 of a triumphal entry into Tampa on Saturday afternoon. By custom, the Veeck collar was open.

Contrary to custom, the Veeck lips were'closed and since a speechless Veeck is a wonder not often beheld, there quickly was de 0 a plan for 1959, was Pat Moore of Kenosha, Chicago's brilliant 118 pound champion, worked up quite a sweat in his final sparring session. Chicago looks to Moore for a victory Wednesday night in Chicago Stadium. itribune Pbotosi tent of winning its fourth game in nine exhibition starts. Aparicio, Fox, and Jim Lan-dis, who also got on via singles, scored in this session as O'Toole made two wild pitches. O'Toole's first wild Continued on page 5, col.

1 rocked in the opening inning by the first of Felipe AIou's two homers and fell apart in a five run third, after which East Glovers on Perilous Flight he yielded to Drott. Canadiens. Drott pitched a triple to Jim Davenport in the fourth, Lewicki Breaks Tie Chicago, scoring twice which became a run, a line I'M II I fi Chicago Has Ring while shorthanded, ended the mand to know why the question of how he intends to operate the Chicago White Sox should make him clam up like a parake'et with laryngitis. Veeck discreetly responded that he will make no statements on White Sox policy until he teams up his 54 stock interest with Vice President -Chuck Comiskey and Chuck's 46 stock irterest. Until that hour, which Veeck believes imminent, he will operate as a lieutenant on the drive homer to Alou in the sixth, and a long distance Bruins' six game winning itwiiiassiw onv nniflioirv Ack Ack Ready streak before, a crowd of homer to Andre Rodgers in the seventh.

3,909. Danny Lewicki and OUA! -bUMIdLXCI Glen Skov each connected Failure of Phillips and as Greeting BY MAURICE SHEVLIN or a goal while the Hawks Drott was a setback to the Cubs' pitching department, had a man in the penalty box. He's Happy to Have Chicago's Golden Gloves Lewicki broke a 1 to 1 tie boxers are awaiting anxious Bill Veeck staff of John Rigney, the other White Sox vice president. Veeck Drop Around P3? "iri' im i 1 1 iwl "''iMMHnraii nunn ir "km mi ith waui at 4:22 of the first period when he slapped in an Eric Nesterenko rebound while ly the arrival Monday afternoon at i d- which had shown signs of straightening out in recent games, Cub Bid in 9th Fails The Giants made this their fourth victory over the Cubs in six Cactus league games, but had to fight off a ninth od Sloan was absent because Chicaio Tribune Press Serrke Tampa, March 22 Vice of tripping. President Charles Chuck Chicago's Pierre Pilote and I way airport of New York's eastern fighters.

They want to see what Comiskey, and Bill Veeck, the rival who has bought 54 per scored on power plays earlier. inning rally when the Cubs cent of the Chicago White Sox filled the bases with one out, Only one run scored. First Loss for Lumley Skov got his third goal of the campaign at 7:15 of the manner ofj men are the Dom Zanni, Giants' rookie who got a called third strike stock, sat together for two innings on this warm Sunday afternoon and finally agreed on one item: That Lefty Billy Pierce, who worked the first portion of an exhibition with middle period with Dollard St Laurent off for tripping. past Ernie Banks here last invaders they will meet in Vie BiFilipp he Brums, completely inept Wednesday to preserve a victory, came to the mound Sun- had five forwards "mustered Don Sargent of Minneapolis, 147 pound champion, who follows a long line of spectacular welterweights in intercity competition, gets advice and mouthpiece from Assistant Coach Chuck Bodak in final sparring drill. or the power play, but Continued on page 4, coL 6 the Reds, is a wonderful pitcher.

Chicago Stadium Wednesday night in the 32d annual Intercity bouts. They have been informed, however, by Coach Freddy Mackell lost the puck to Earl Balfour in the Boston zone. There was an outward ap Skov took the pass to beat 55y000 Cheer as Springfield Gives Caserio and his assistants who Goalie Harry Lumley easily. pearance of congeniality as the two men, struggling for control of the White Sox, met it marked the first time in saw some of them in action last year in New York's Madi the nine games, since he re State Basket Kings Royal Welcome for the first time in camp. Veeck arrived Saturday and placed the ailing Don Sim A principal duty as lieutenant to Rigney, Veeck admits, is to stir up interest in White Sox ticket sales, which now are as far behind as the ball club was the first six weeks of last season.

Veeck already has started a sales "campaign. He has made six speeches in the Chicago area and has 90 more scheduled, with as many as three scheduled for some days. WHEN Veeck owned Milwaukee's minor league team during World War he scheduled morning games for defense workers and garnished these games with free breakfasts. As chief of the Cleveland -Indians, he hired baby sitters to lure mothers to the games. At St.

Louis, Veeck placed Eddie Gaedel, a midget, in the lineup. From Milwaukee to Cleveland to St. Louis, he had a million gimmicks. Some were zany, most were fine merchandising ideas. So what is in store for Chicagoans if Veeck, as expected, becomes front office chief? "I'll be making speeches all over our area, roughly from Minnesota to Florida," said Veeck Speeches are good promotion.

From past experience I know that in areas where I speak the ticket sales run 6 to 1 over those areas I don't visit. The psychology is that if the place visited isn't too far for me to go to, then my ball park isn't too far away for the citizens of the town I'm visiting. "There'll be more than speeches. I've been out of baseball for five years, and in five years you can have lots of promotional ideas. I wrote 'em down; thirty pages of 'em now! ALTHO Veeck says "let's wait" when asked directly, there's one headline promotional stunt he won't deny he's aching to try with the White Sox.

That's to take the club to Japan for spring training. Modern jet air transportation would make the project a simple one. The White Sox would do preliminary train son Square Garden, that none of them may be taken lightly. mons in the Boston nets that attended, the Reds-Sox duel Lumley had suffered defeat the civic welcome there. Saturday in St.

Petersburg. Chicago Tribune Press Service Springfield, 111., March 22 Chicago Leads in Series Last year Chicago suffered Kenny Wharram collected Each- member of the team, Chuck Talks Trades Veeck, who refused to the other goal for the third The Springfield Senators, high introduced individually at the ceremony, early in the one of its worst defeats since the rivalry was Degun ia the place Chicagoans on passes make any statement concern afternoon, received heavy. ing operation of the White (Continued on page 4, col. 3 enthusiastic applause, as did Sox, was scheduled to fly Coliseum away back in 1928 with an 8 to 8 deadlock. The score was 12 to 4, and gave Coach Page.

school basketball champions of Illinois, came home this afternoon to a welcome befitting heroes. Factory whistles shrieked, auto horns blared, thousands back to Chicago Sunday night Some people think," Page Comiskey said he had talked the easterners their eighth said, it the state cham Hockey Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE FINAL W. I T. Pis. fi.

O.fi. team triumph. pionship always has been a to Manager Al Lopez on several trade possibilities and that they would explore other However, as Caserio points contest between northern and of people shouted themselves Well, I LIMA, Peru, March 22 UPI Alex Olmedo, the Peruvian star who won the Davis Cup for the United States, came home Sunday. He was embraced and decorated by the president of Peru. Twenty thousand persons greeted him at the airport.

Thirty thousand jammed the city's largest stadium to see him defeat Earl Buchholz a Davis Cup teammate, 6-4, 6-3, in an exhibition. And a headline across the top of a Lima newspaper proclaimed: "Olmedo Is an example of what 170 million Yankees could not produce." southern Illinois. But we Montreal 3 IS 13 1 Si I 71ZOS21S CHICAGO 28 2 13 17 1118 Toronto ........27 .32 It 5 1R 201 out, Chicago has had the upper hand on 15 occasions, the other eight engagements end possibilities, because Chuck intends to remain here until hoarse, and a band added music to the din at an offi showed it belongs in central Detroit ,.23 37 38 167 ZtS cial welcome in the Spring the end of training. ing in ties. Illinois." Ferris Silences Father SUNDAY'S RESULTS field armory.

Who is running the White Chicago's 22 man squad, composed of champions and Chiraso. Boston, 1. Traveling by bus from Sox now? Chuck, a vice presi Montreal. 4: New York. 2.

Toronto. ItetroK. 4. Champaign, where Springfield George Mathis, all state guard who scored 19 points in the title game, told the alternates from 12 of the 32 dent and holder of 46 per cent nf the stock, tapped his defeated Aurora West, 60 to 52, in the championship game Saturday Coach Ray crowd: chest and said: "Me." cities that were represented in the Tournament of Champions three weeks ago in Chi He said he would make no ing in Honolulu, then play exhibitions against an all-star Japanese team flown from Nippon. The Sox and all-stars "We went out to get the bacon and got it.

Now we're comment pending further Page and his Senator squad were met at Clinton by state would then fly back to Japan for more exhibitions, with home for the steaks. Especially proud of the cago Stadium, has just about reached its peak in condition and no problems have arisen either in mental attitude or making proper weight. Two-a-day Drills title was young Bob Ferris police, and traveled the remaining 45 miles to Spring-fceld under escort Mayor Heads Greeters court action that seeks to restrain Veeck from taking over active control. Chuck's attitude on Veeck's first Visit to the Sox camp? We're always glad to have our stockholders drop in." whose father played on the STANLEY CUP GAMES TCESDAX Ckkaso at Montreal. Toronto at Boston.

THlRSDAf rbicasa at Montreal. Toronto at BoWoa. SATURDAY Montreal at Caicaco. Bottoa at Toronto. TUESDAY, MARCH 31 Montreal at Caicaco.

Bostoa at Toronto. THURSDAY. APRIL If needed Chicago at Montreal. Toronto nt Boston. SATURDAY.

APRIL 4 If needed Montreal at Caicaco. Boston at Toronto. TUESDAY. APRIL (If needed Cbicaco at Montreal. Toronto at Boston.

Senators' 1935 title team Chicago pausing in Honolulu and west coast cities on the return home. Sunday Veeck said: Stick around well all have some fun. Ten Years Ago This Date St. Patrick academy defeated Leo, 47 to 35, for the Catholic league senior basketball championship. during a later appearance on downtown streets.

Mayor Nelson O. Horwath headed a delegation of approximately 4,000 fans who "Now I've got something to An estimated 2,500 autos The boys have been work crow about, Ferris said, and got into line behind the ing out morning and after the crowd roared. Sincere, altho not quite as met the conquering heroes at the Springfield city limits. Lt players' bus in Clinton, making up a caravan approximately 8 miles in length. Police estimated that 55, enthusiastic, 1 a tions noon since they went into camp 10 days ago in.

Midwest gymnasium and they drove steadily to their objective of Continued on page 6, coL 5 were held in Waukegan U. S. Sailors Go Down Swinging in Rugby-30 to 3 Galesburg and Aurora for Gov. John Chapman was among 8,000 who awaited the team at the armory for 000 cheered the champions unsuccessful contenders. on the trip from Clinton and MOON MULLINS 0--y MAMjEr NEVER HAND LIKE HECK I WILL- A fp5 kLsl IE fl; ANYBODY A GUN LIKEJ I THAT'S WHERE THIS, GETTIN' AWAY.

Ty 11 I HTHE OTHER TT MS I VWAV FIRST! A A 1 "It "It -fc GOLDEN GLOVES INTERCITY BOUTS CHICAGO VS. NEW YORK WEDNESDAY in the STADIUM Tickets Available Over the Counter $6 $4 $2.75 $1.25 at Tribune Public Service Office, 33 W. Madison St. COBIIAM, England, March 22 Reuters A United States navy team was swamped 30 to 3 Sunday when it met a South African rugby club in the first-ever. rugby game played between- an all-' American and an all-South African team.

The South Africans piled on the points in the last stages of the game, despite some unorthodox tackling by the sailors in the best American football style..