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CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1963 Section 2 SOX Makes His Point Bad Break for Roy MOORE LOSING IN FIGHT TO 4. STAY ALIVE Condition of Boxer v. i 7 ismmm Mmslmm F); -1 Iff v-' Uv- 7- 7 I -'T -7 5 ASKS BRYANT, BUTTS TO TAKE NEW LIE TEST Atlanta, March 23 WD Atty. Gen. Eugene Cook said here today he would ask Coach Paul Bear Bryant of Alabama and former Georgia Athletic Director Wally Butts to submit to new lie detector tests about football-rigging charges by the Saturday Evening Post.

Butts and Bryant already have said they took lie detector tests which showed they told the truth in denying Post charges of collusion in a Sept. 22 football game which Alabama won 35 to 0. The United Press International quoted Butts as admitting today he talked about rule changes and "football in gen-eral" with the Coach Bill Petersen, of Florida State university prior to last fall's game between the schools. Petersen confirmed that Butts had telephoned him.1 "At no time did he give me any inside information about 'he Georgia team," Petersen said. "I would have not have used it if he had." Reports have circulated that Mack Gilman (right), former national foils champion, records a touch in that event against Larry Silverman during the Chicagoland Open Fencing tournament yesterday in the Pick-Congress hotel.

Gilman won the match and the title in the meet. tribune staff Photo Cubs Struggle Again to Win 4th Game, 7-6 tAP Wirepholol Roy Sievers (left), veteran first baseman with the Philadelphia Phils, tell Manager Gene X-rays BY EDWARD PRELL Mauch yesterday about the injury he suffered Friday when hit by a pitched ball, showed a fractured rib, which will sideline Sievers for at least two weeks. Exhibition Baseball 24, in left; Nelson Mathews, 21, in center; and Lou Brock, 23, in right field. Brock kept himself alive this afternoon by getting his first homer of the spring, a drive Tiger Faul, in a Trance, Baffles A9 Lakeland, March 23 (51 ON 2 UNEARNED RUNS IN 9TI1 BY RICHARD DOZER Chicago Tribune Press Service! St Petersburg, March 23 Hoyt Wilhelm, who has been taking his regular pitching turn for the sake of proper spring exercise, was called upon today by the Chicago White Sox for the first time in exactly the situation which his dancing knuckleball is designed to handle. The White Sox pushed across two of the cheapest runs imaginable in the top half of the ninth inning to sever a 2 to 2 deadlock with the St Louis Cardinals.

Then, the pro tem manager, Tony Cuccinello, dispatched Wilhelni to the scene to protect the lead. Lopez Sees Game The ageless ex-Baltimore Oriole succeeded, and the Sox won, 4 to 2, for their ninth victory in 15 Grapefruit league games. A surprise witness was Manager Al Lopez, who sufficiently recovered from yesterday's flu attack to motor up from Sarasota with General Manager Ed Short and watched the proceedings from a box seat behind the plate. He arrived, unobserved, in time for the game's start. Altho, he could not have been impressed by the offense, Lopez got some chuckles over the way his team scored if not a bit of scare by the greeting Wilhelm got from the Cardinals in the ninth.

Carl Sawatski, a guy who has been around almost as long as Wilhelm, slapped a knuckler onto the screen above the left field fence, some 350 feet away. It was a double, and the Cards apparently had something started in their half of the ninth. But Hoyt got down to work. He fanned Charley James and Dick Groat, then ended the sloppily played game by getting Bill White on a soft liner to Nellie Fox. This was no day to gloat about White Sox hitting.

Bobby Shantz and three rookie pitchers held them to only five singles while the Cardinals were wasting most of their 11 hits off three Chicago pitchers, all of whom figure to carry a heavy share of the summer's mound load. Joe Horlen Sharp Joe Horlen turned in a sharp effort today, but Eddie Fisher took another pounding in three innings. Horlen, who had irritated Lopez when he was clubbed for four hits and failed to back up third base in one inning's time, surrendered only four singles in his five inning shutout tour. Fisher, the number two Sox knuckle man now, yielded six hits, four of them in a string in the eighth when the Cards scored their two runs. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Washington, Pittsburgh, 1.

Kansas City, Detroit, 2. Cincinnati, Milwaukee, 0. WHITE SOX, St. Louis, 2. Minnesota, Philadelphia, 3.

CUBS, Boston, 4. Cleveland, San Francisco, 2. Los Angeles N. L.l, New York A. L.J.

1. New York N. L.J, Baltimore, 0. GAMES TODAY CUBS vs. San Francisco in Phoenix, Ariz.

WHITE SOX vs. Detroit in Sarasota, Fla. Lot Angeles N. L.J vs. Baltimore in Miami.

Cleveland vs. Boston in Scottsdale, Ariz. Washington vs. Kansas City in Braden-ton, Fla. Los Aneeles A.

L.1 vs. Houston in Las Vegas, Nev. Philadelphia vs. Minnesota in Orlando, Fla. New York N.

L.J vs. New York A. L.J in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Pittsburgh vs.

Cincinnati in Tampa. Milwaukee vs. St. Louis in St. Peters burg, Flo.

The Kansas City Athletics whipped the Detroit Tigers, 3 to 2, today despite a fine pitching performance for eight innings by a Tiger rookie who prepared for the game by being put into a trance by a hypnotist. Twins End Loss String; Kaat Hurls Clearwater, March 23 (DPD The Minnesota Twins broke a six-game exhibition losing streak today "when they beat the Philadelphia Phillies, 7 to 3. Lefthander Jim Kaat became the first major league pitcher in Florida to go the route this spring and he hurled no-hit ball until Bob Oldis singled with two out in the fifth. He yielded five hits in all, three in the seventh when the Phillies scored their three runs, one of which was unearned. Mlnnesoto IA.1 100 203 200 7 1 2 3 Philadelphia IN.J 000 000 300 3 5 1 Batteries Kaat and Ratltff; McLish, Duren 16, Boozer 8, and.

Oldis. Butts and Petersen held a 52-minute telephone conversation during the week prior in Florida state's 18 to 0 victory over Georgia on Oct. 20. Butts said he called Petersen about a play Louisiana State had used against Georgia Tech in which a flanker blocked the defensive end or linebacker from the "blind side." "This was a very effective play for the offensive team if it was permitted to continue. The Southeastern conference had ruled it out.

I knew Florida State's 18 to 0. victory over offense planned to use it against Georgia, so I telephoned Bill Petersen and advised him immediately of the ruling of the officials. I told him that I hoped he would remove it from his offensive plan of. operation," Butts said. Petersen confirmed this, calling the block in question a "crack block" which his team has been using for several Rookie Bill Faul, 22, a bonus Worsens Slightly Los Angeles, March 23 (DPD The condition of Davey Moore, who lost his featherweight crown Thursday night to Sugar Ramos, worsened slightly tonight Doctors at White Memorial hospital, who have given the boxer less than a 50-50 chance to recover from severe train damage, said while laboratory tests were not negative, other indices were less encouraging.

They said in a late report that his pulse and respiratory rate had increased to nearly double the normal rate and his blood pressure was down slightly. Earlier the doctors had gvien these opinions: 1. It didn't seem likely that a punch, or punches, could have caused the damage to Moore's brain stem. Does Not Swell Quickly 2. It seemed the bruise might have resulted from a falL Moore's manager, Willie Ketchum, told nespapermen, however, that he couldn't recall if Moore's head hit the floor or the rope in his Thursday night fight with Sugar Ramos.

3. A bruise to the brain does not swell immediately, and this could explain why Moore did not lose consciousness for nearly an hour after his lOth-round knockout by Ramos, the new featherweight champion. No surgery was planned at this time. 4. It was possible, but not probable, that the injury might have occurred before the fight This was in response to a question by Mrs.

Aileen Eaton, co-promoter of the triple- header championship bout in which Moore appeared. SIEVERS OUT 3 WEEKS WITH CRACKED RIB Clearwater, March 23 UPh-Roy Sievers, Philadelphia Phillies first baseman, will be out of action three weeks with a cracked rib, the team physician announced today. Sievers was hit by a pitched ball yesterday while playing against Cincinnati. He remained in the game after being plunked by Jim Maloney, but couldn't sleep because of the pain. Manager Gene Mauch said Outfielder Don Demeter and Utflityman Frank Torre will divide the duties at first base.

CARL WILLEY OF BRAVES IS SOLD TO METS Tampa, March 23 (LTD The New York Mets today purchased Carlton Willey, 31-year-old pitcher, from the Milwaukee Braves in a cash deal for an unannounced sum. Willey had. a 2-5 record last season with a 5.42 earned run average. Parsons Quits League; over the right centerfield wall in the fourth inning. Williams reached the nearby rightfield boards for a single.

Mathews took the day off. The Cubs won without Ernie Banks, who has missed the last three games while Trainer Al Scheuneman's ultra-sound machine drained fluid from his left knee and repaired the finer muscle tears in his right side. On the bench, Ernie is one of the loudest of the cheerleaders. Boston 000 004 0026 13 0 Chicago NJ 201 100' 311 7 9 Batteries Monbouquette, Earley 8, and Nixon; Ellsworth. McDaniel 6 Gerarad 8, and Schaffer, Bertell 6.

Runs Boston: Bressoud, YastrzemsM, Malzone, Clinton, Geiser, Schilling; Chicago: Landrum 2, Rodgers, Williams, Brock, Bertell, Will. Hits Boston: Schilling 2, Bressoud 12 doubles, Yastrzemski, Skeen, Stuart double, single, Clinton homer, Malzone, Geiger, Meiias, Nixon; Chicago: Lonarum 1 homer, double, Rodgers, Williams, Santo double, single. Brock homer, Bertell doublej. Will. Runs batted In Boston: Clinton 3, Yastrzemski 2, Bressoud; Chicago: Landrum 3, Santo 2, Williams, Brock.

Pitching summary: IP ER BB SO Monbouquette 7 9 7 7 2 2 Earley 0 0 0 0 Ellsworth 5 3 0 0 2 1 McDaniel 2 5 4 4 0 1 Gerard 2 5 2 2 1 0 Winning pitcher McDaniel. Losing pitcher Monbouquette. Hit by pitcher Nixon Ellsworth. Attendance 2,348. Time 2:15.

pitcher from the University of Cincinnati, ran out of either gas or trance in the ninth inning. Chicago Tribune Press Service Mesa, March 23 Even when the Chicago Cubs win, and this is the good news today from the Valley of the Sun, it's quite a struggle. Their fourth victory in 15 Cactus league exhibitions was a 7 to 6 squeaker over the Boston Red Sox, encamped in nearby Scottsdale. But the American leaguers had the tying run on third, and the lead run on first, when Dave Gerard finally finished the ninth inning under his own power. Dick Ellsworth definitely established himself as the kingpin of the Cub pitchers, Arizona style, with five shutout innings today.

The 6 foot 4, 200-pound lefty, who turned 23 only yesterday, now has a log showing nine hits, one run, one walk, and 11 strikeouts in 11 innings. This performance has stretched across three appearances and his earned run average is an impressive 0.82. Dick was a 20-game loser last season, winning only nine times. After Ellsworth went away, two members of the bullpen department, Lindy McDaniel and Gerard, failed to keep up the good work. McDaniel was battered in the sixth when four runs created a tie.

It was only because Don Landrum, a home run hitter only in Arizona's rarefied atmosphere, knocked the ball out of sight for three runs in the seventh off Billy Monbouquette, that Boston's two runs in the ninth only made the score close. The A's got all their runs at that time. Before that, Faul had held the A's to three hits for eight been delving into the mysteries of hypnosis but say frankly they don't know if it is helpful. Today, however, after watching Faul's performance, one of the Tiger brass commented, "maybe more of our players ought to be hypnotized." Kansas City 000 000 003 3 8 0 Detroit 020 000 0002 10 1 Batteries Bass, Fischer 7, and Bryan; Faul, Fox 9, and Triandos. innings.

He attributed his strong per formance to a Friday night session with a hypnotist, Dr. Julius Indians Beat Giants Tucson, March 23 Tapert, who teaches the theory of hypnotism at Wayne State university in Detroit. Faul said Sam el 1, Cleveland's Reds Beat Braves, 1-0 the doctor put him into a trance by having him stare at Tampa, March 22 a spot on the wall of his motel room. Tells Him to Relax "He suggested that I relax $75,000 bonus beauty, made the San Francisco sluggers appear to be overmatched in the Tribe's 4 to 2 victory over the Giants today. The 20-year old southpaw held the National league champions to two hits in six innings a double by Orlando Cepeda in the first inning and a single by Jose Pagan in the second.

He fanned four, including Willie McCovey twice. San Francisco ......000 000 1102 8 0 Cleveland 220 000 OOx 4 7 0 Batteries Thomas, G. Perry t3J and Bailey; McDowell, Walker 7, Allen 91 and Edwards. out on the mound," Faul explained. "He told me that I could get my breaking pitches over the plate when I was behind the batter even by a Both pitching staffs showed midseason form today as the Cincinnati Reds beat the Milwaukee Braves, 1 to 0, in their exhibition baseball game.

The Reds' Jimmy O'Toole gave up four hits in eight innings, walked none, and struck out seven. Jim Brosnan finished the game by retiring three Braves in order in the ninth. Milwaukee 000 000 0000 4 1 Cincinnati 000 000 lOx 1 7 0 Batteries Burdette, Hendley 6 and Torre, Uecker O'Toole, Brosnan 19 and Edwards. This was Don's second homer 3-0 count. I tried it and it worked." Dick Howser and Hector Martinez opened the ninth with singles and Faul was lifted for Terry Fox who gave up the of the spring.

Landrum, a frisky young man of 27 summers, next to Bob Will, 31, as the Cub outfield's senior citizen, also scored after leading a double in the third inning. The two hits were his way of saying he proposes to do something about rearranging the Cubs' thinking on an outfield which at the outset will have Billy Williams, Dodgers, Yanks, 1 winning runs. The Tigers had picked up two runs in the second on doubles by Norm Cash, Dick McAuliffe, and Bubba Phillips. Faul also got two hits, a pair of singles to right field, perhaps again thanks to hypnotism. He said the doctor told him when I went to the plate the pitcher couldn't throw the ball by me, and he didn't." Asked why the hypnosis" apparently failed him after White Sox 000 020 0024 5 1 St.

Louis 000 000 0202 11 4 Batteries Horlen, Fisher 6), Wilhelm 9, and Carreon Taylor, Stark 51, Shantz 61, Brice 9, and Oliver, Sawatski 61. Runs Chicago: Hansen, Carreron, Nicholson, Ward; St. Louis: Minoso, Kolb. Hits Chicago: Cunningham, Hansen, Carreron 21, Ward; St. Louis: James, White, Minoso double, Boyer 21, Kolb, Gagliano, Clemens double, Sawatski single, doublel, Oliver.

Runs batted in Chicago: Horlen, Carreron, Maxwell; St. Louis, Kolb, Clemens. Pitching summary: IP ER BB SO Horlen 5 .4 0 0 1 2 Fisher 3 6 2 2 1 1 Wilhelm 1 1 0 0 0 2 Taylor 4 1 0 0 0 0 Stark 1 12 2 10 Shantz 3 1 0 0 0 1 Brice 1 2 2 0 0 0 Winning pitcher Fisher. Losing pitcher Brice. Hit by pitcher by Taylor Nichol- Senators, Pirates, 1 Fort Myers, March 23 UPh-Outfielder Don Lock hit a 400-foot home run in the ninth inning today and the Washington Senators beat the Pittsburgh Pirates, 2 to 1, in an exhibition baseball game.

Lock's game-winning hit was yielded by Pitcher Roy Face, in relief. Score: Washington 100 000 001 2 5 1 Pittsburgh 000 001 000 1 6 0 Batteries Rudolph, Hamilton 8, and Leppert; Francis, Face 8, and Pasliaroni. Juan Pizarro Arrives; Signs 1963 Contract eight innings, Faul said: Was Member 41 Years Fort Lauderdale, March 23 (UPD The Los Angeles Dodgers snapped 3 five-game losing streak tcaignt by defeating the New York Yankees, 5 to 1. The Dodgers pinned the 10th loss of the Grapefruit league season on the Yankees with a three-run fourth inning, plus two more tallies in the seventh. Ralph Terry, 23-game winner last year, was the victim of the Dodgers' five-hit uprising in the fourth.

Bob Miller, touched for one run in five innings, was the winner. Bill Stafford, Yankee right hander, struck out nine in a four-inning relief effort Score: Los Angeles NJ 000 300 2005 9 1 New York IA 000 010 0001 4 2 Batteries Miller, Rowe 61, Perranoskl 91 ond Brumley Camilli Terry, Stafford 51, Arroyo 9 and HEADS GOLFERS Decatur, March 23 Special Don Galka has been elected president of Fairies Park Golf association for the coming season. Other officers named at the annual meeting were Robert Galka, secretary-treasurer; Robert Seitz, meet chairman, and John Whitley, rules committee chairman. Colts Beat Angels Las Vegas, March 23 "It can't help you do something you are not capable of doing. If you're tired, it can't make you untired.

It can't teach you to throw any new pitches either. It can only give you confidence in the pitches you can throw." Tiger officials know Faul has Cedar Rapids, March 23 The Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic conference has accepted the request of Parsons college of Fairfield that it be permitted to withdraw from the league, effective June 1. Chicago Tribune Press Service! Sarasota, March 23 Juan Pizarro arrived, as promised, from Puerto Rico today. He did some running on his own in Payne field late in the afternoon, then signed his 1963 White Sox contract tonight in first encounter with General Manager Ed Short. The signing of Pizarro ended the major league's last holdout.

Terms of the contract were not revealed, of course, but Short indicated that the lefthander accepted the only contract the two had discussed. sonj. wild pircnes stark izj. passed ball Carreron. Time 2:15.

Attendance 2,578. 2 AMERICANS TIED FOR THIRD IN TOKYO GOLF TOKYO, March 23 UP) Alan Johnston of Canada and Hideyo Sugimoto of Japan shared the lead at 54 holes with 215 in the Yomiuri golf meet today. Tied at 216 were Bob Watson of New Rochelle, N. and Doug Sanders of Ojai, along with Eel Nagle of Australia, former British Open champion. Major League Roster CSV-Houston snapped an eight-game winning streak for the Los Angeles Angels today in an 11 to 2 romp.

The Colts scored all of their runs off Dean Chance and Sam Jones in the fifth and sixth innings. Rusty Staub, 18-year-old first baseman, led the Colt attack with a triple, a double and a single in four trips to the plate. Houston 000 045 00011 14 1 Los Angeles CAJ 000 001 000 2 7 0 Batteries McMohon, Nottebart 3, Caf-fery 8 and Campbell; Chance, Jones 6, Morgan 7, Spring 8 ond Rodgers, Kirk-pattick 171. HOUSTON COLTS PITCHERS Date of Birth May 14, 133 June 1935 Bovinnik Wins 1st Game of Series Name 1962 Club W. Brace, Bob Hovstoa 10 BrvMt, GeorM V.

Howoii I Oklahoma City 7 Houston 2 Bvrameier, Tom Modeste 12 Cordinal, Conrad Jamestown 14 Dickson, Jim Oklahoma City 5 Drott, Dick Houston 1 Oklahoma City 3 Farrell, Dick Houston 10 Ciasti, Day Houston 2 Oklahoma City 2 Golden, Jim Houston 7 Goldfitld, Alas Moultrie Durham 2 Hoydel, John Dublin 7 Houston 7 mill. 2, 1943 March 30, 1942 April 20, 1931 July 1, 1934 April 8, 1934 NOV. 27, 1939 March 20, 1934 July 20, 1943 July 1944 Feb. 18, 1939 Mets Win 4 in Row! Miami, March 23 (UPD The L. 11 10 20 11 14 12 1 ERA.

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His rival did likewise in between moves. The first hour saw 12 moves in what was considered a relatively slow beginning. Petrosyan, playing white, opened with the queen's pawn, a Nimzo-Indian opening, and Botvinnik surprisingly adopted the Nimzovich defense. His normal defense against such an opening is the French. Botvinnik quickly exchanged a bishop for a knight and the game settled down to a quiet variation of the Nimzovich defense pattern.

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Jim Hickman provided most of the offense for the Mets, who collected only five hits, by hit Nottebart, Don UmbricM, Jim Houston Oklahoma City 3 MOSCOW, March 23 tf Champion Mikhail Botvinnik tonight won the first game of a two-month series with Challenger Tigran Petrosyan for the world chess title. Petrosyan conceded defeat after Botvinnik's 40th move. The 51-year-old champion and his 33-year-old adversary both Russians opened their 24-game tourney on the stage of a variety theater across the Moscow river from the Kremlin. The theater was filled and hundreds were turned away. Botvinnik, who said on the eve of the match that a chess championship takes a year out of a man's life, frequently got up from the board to pace in deep meditation up and Willwerth, Tom Waif.

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