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Chicago QTrifmne TUESDAY, IABCH 24, 1964 SPORTS BUSINESS WANT ADS SECTION rui (PI 5) UuyiuJiJfeiljvJe) JW. Exhibition Baseball GRAPEFRUIT LEAGUE fru-rniffawks H0M Cup Drill 'Today 'All I piiapr JL Jr W. L. Pet. W.

L. Pet. St. Louis 8 2 .800 Philod. 4 Milwaukee 8 2 .800 N.

Y. N. 4 .444 lnALLtlllitU Pittsburgh 2 .750 N.Y. A. 4 .400 Houston 4 3 Ml Wash.

4 NICHOLSON'S HOMER PACES ROUT OF PHILS Cincinnati i 4 .400 W. SOX 3 5 J75 L. A. IN. 4 3 .571 Minnas.

1 7 J21 A Spectacular Spill Wings Series to Baltimore 5 4 .554 Kansas 1 8 .111 IN CLAY CASE Detroit 4 .400 CACTUS LEAGUE Open Thursday W. L. Pet. W. L.

Pet -Commissioners San Frn. 13 2 .847 Los Ana. 4 7 .344 CUBS 7 5 .583 Bos. 3 12 .200 McNertney Also Clevlnd. 7 8 .447 BY CHARLES BARTLETT The Black Hawks, resigned holders of second-place passports Standings dn not include B' team games Deny Authority or games against minor league opposition.

Connects to the Stanley cup series for the second successive season, will hold their first cup at 3 o'clock this afternoon on the Chicago Stadium rink, where they meet the Detroit Red Wings BY EDWARD PRELL Chicago Tribune Press Service Sarasota, March 23 BY FRANK MASTRO The Illinois Athletic commis-i sion yesterday voted unani- mously to reject the World Boxing association's recom i in their "semi-final" opener at 7:30 o'clock Thursday night. The same time and place will obtain Sunday night for the second YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Cleveland, CUBS, S. WHITE SOX, 11; Philadelphia, 2. Milwaukee, Detroit, 3. San Francisco, Boston, 4.

Pittsburgh, New York A.L.l, 2. Washington, Los Angeles N.L., 3. Cincinnati, 11; Kansas City, 3. Houston, 11; St. Louis, 2.

New York N. L.l, Minnesota, 4. Dave Nicholson, who the game of the Chicago-Detroit best-of-seven feud. Coach Billy Reay, on arrival yesterday from the Hawks' 4 White Sox confidently believe will break the club home run to 3 final, and futile, triumph GAMES TODAY record of 29 this season, blasted another one today. It Los Angeles N.

L. vs WHITE SOX in Sarasota, Flo. was the third consecutive game Cincinnati vs. Philadelphia in Tampa. Houston vs.

Minnesota in Cocoa Beach. in which he has demonstrated mendation that Cassius Gay be relieved of his heavyweight championship "because of actions detrimental to boxing." "Championships are won and lost in the said Joe Triner, board chairman and I member of the W. B. A. cham- pionship ratings committee.

"Therefore, I feel that Presi-" denf Ed Lassman's order that our committee be polled to de-- prive Clay of his title is out of order." Fla. Milwaukee vs. Pittsburgh in West Palm his lethal power. in Boston Sunday, commented wryly: "You've got to win this yourself. You can't depend on the others to help you." Rangers Fail to Hold Reay was referring to the situation Sunday night before the Hawks' game in Boston and the Montreal Canadiens' concurrent match with the Rang Beach, Fla.

Cup Playoffs SERIES A Thursday: Toronto ot Montreal. Saturday: Toronto at Montreal. Tuesday, March 31: Montreal at Toronto. Thursday, April 2: Montreal at Toronto. SERIES Thursday: BLACK HAWKS vs.

Detroit, Stodium, 1800 W. Madison 7:30 m. Sunday: BLACK HAWKS vs. Detroit, Stodium, 1800 W. Madison 7:30 p.

m. Tuesday, March 31: BLACK HAWKS at Detroit. Thursday, April 2: BLACK HAWKS at Detroit. Dates of lemaininf tames, if necessary, are April 5 in Chicago; April 7 in Detroit, and April in Chicago. New York IN.

L.l vs. New York The 6-foot 2-inch, 215 pound A. L.l in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. St. Louis vs.

Kansas City in St. Peters burg, Fla. Son Francisco vs. Cleveland In Tucson, left fielder drove in three of the first four White Sox runs in a 9 to 2 thrashing of the Aril. AP Wirephoto David Wheeler (top), and Arthur Poulton, after being thrown from motorcycle and sidecar in Leicester, England.

Meanwhile, another crew speeds between them and their cycle. Wheeler suffered fractured skull. Poulton had minor injuris. Vehicle has hit safety rail. Detroit vs.

Washington in Pompano Beach, Fla. Philadelphia Phillies which Los Angeles A. L.l vs. Boston in Scottsdale, Aril. ers in New York.

If the Rangers had managed to sus busted a three-game losing streak. The American leaguers An Indian Rally Rouser put on their most powerful of Just Moving Along tain the 1 to 1 tie they held with Montreal after two peri fense of the exhibiton season, Other Sections Concur State associations in other sections of the country ex-' pressed similar views. In California, Atty. Sol Silverman, ad- visor to Gov. Edmund G.

Pat Brown on boxing, advised the governor that the W. B. A. is a UMBRIGHT IS HOSPITALIZED knocking a dozen hits good for 21 bases off three top Ditching ods, the Hawks would have won their first National Hockey league championship in 38 bv; fciN opponents. Gerry McNertney years' league residence.

also slammed a homer and his blow, like Big Nick's, was good But the Rangers didn't hold voluntary association and has "no legal rights to divest Clay ps4 --4Vi that tie. Bernie Geoffrion of for two runs. Refuse Information on Montreal got his league-leading, game-winning ninth goal of his championship, a valu able property right. In Tacoma, Charles P. Uses Old Glove Nicholson, who had lost yes Colt Hurler terday's match with the St.

Larson, past president of the Louis Cardinals when he dropped a fly ball with two Houston, March 23 W) Jim Umbricht, big right-handed W. B. said that a move to strip Clay of his title "for any reason other than dishonesty is I ridiculous. This is the United States and a man is entitled to out in the ninth inning, played with his old glove today. He pitcher who made a remarkable comback with the Houston had sailed his new one into the left field bleachers after Colts after having a malignant tumor removed, has been hos his personal beliefs." his error yesterday and a fan The New York State Athletic pitalized since March 16.

had returned it to Manager Al commission said it would con- Attendants at the University of Texas M. D. Anderson- Hos Lopez. Nicholson refused to take it back, saving he didn't of the season in the fifth minute of a last period wherein the New Yorkers tried only TWO shots. The Rangers attempted only 18 in all against the new Vezina trophy holder, Goalie Charley Hodge of Montreal.

In these 70 regular season games, however, the Hawks proved themselves the most successful team in the club's history in two areas team and individual scoring records and potential cash collections off trophy All-Star selections. Once Led by 11 Points These Hawks, who held first place by 11 points after a Nov. 30 victory at New York but after Jan. 4 never enjoyed more tinue to recognize Clay as I heavyweight champion and would hold a meeting Thurs- pital and Tumor institute would do nothing more today than deserve it after making such a costly error and then losing day to organize an elimination his temper. Don Buford.

boosting his ifelllllllllllllllls confirm the date on which Umbricht entered the hospital. Queries as to the pitcher's condition and ailment were referred to a doctor who was not available for comment. Despite the six-hour operation average to .414, had a hand in. the two-run onslaught in the 54 TRIBUNE Staff Photo Bobby Fischer, ex-U. S.

chess champion, playing simultaneously against Chicagoans last night. first and third innings off Chris Short, the Phils' un and coming left hander. Chris took on March 7, 1963, Umbricht Sailor Only, a two-run thumping, too in the fourth, when McNertney, rookie catcher, connected. than a three-point spread be was in uniform on opening day of the 1963 season and had a 4-3 record while pitching 76 innings in 35 appearances as a tween themselves and Mon series to pick the leading contender. Terrell's Manager Protests New York Commission Chair-l man Melvin L.

Krulewitch's choice yesterday of four possi-l ble contenders for Cassius Clay's heavyweight title Floyd Patterson, Doug Jones, Eddie Machen and Cleveland Williams brought an immediate pro-' test from Julie Isaacson, man- ager of Chicagoan Ernie Ter- rell, a former Golden Gloves champion. "I've sent the commission a telegram of protest and told them I'm going to appear Thursday with my lawyer and Terrell," Isaacson steamed. treal, set the following new It was a great dav for the Player to team records: White Sox. almost enough to relief pitcher. He yielded 52 hits, struck out 48 batters and call for champagne in the allowed 21 walks while com Team Scoring 218 seals.

Final Standing Total 84 points. Over-all Games Won 34. Home Games Won It. Individual Scoring Stan Mikita. M.

and Beat Master clubhouse. Minnie Monoso, try FORMER CHAMP IN JAIL; STOLE WHEN HUNGRY New York, March 23 Special Former world lightweight boxing champion Lew Jenkins, 47, seedy and unkempt, was arrested tonight as he walked out of the Port Authority bus terminal in mid piling a 2.61 earned run aver ing for a third term with the club, took advantage of his Bob Hull, 87. age. first opportunity by slashing a Defense Scoring Pierre Pilote, 53 points seven tools, 4 ossists. Home Winning Streak Eleven, between Growth Is Removed Umbricht, 33, a native of Oct.

and Dec. I. Cleveland's Al Luplow slides under Dick Bert ell, Cub catcher, to score during Indians' winning rally in Mesa, yesterday. UPi Telephofo run-producing pinch single off Dennis Bennett, another top Philadelphia southpaw. Unbeaten Home Streak Fifteen, between Chicago, was purchased by the Colts for $50,000 from the Pitts Oct.

9 and Dec. 18. A sailor from Great Lakes Naval Training station using a new technique the conference method was the only one of 54 chess players to defeat Bobby Fischer, former national champion, last night in the final of the young grand master's two-day chess marathon Over-oil Winning Streak Eleven, be tween Oct. 13 and Hov. 10.

burgh Pirates in the National league player pool in 1961. Id Howard Gets Victory Bruce Howard. imDressive as In addition, Stan Mikita, the Houston's first year in the ma-1 Only 822 See Cubs Lose league's leading pointmaker by a relief pitcher late in 1963. Manhattan, with a suitcase containing a 16mm. movie camera, worth $1,500.

"I'm terribly sorry," Jenkins only two over Teammate Hull only his second cele Pays $5,200 for Dog-andOnly a 9 lb. One, Too! brated his 21st birthday, with to Cleveland Rally, 6 to 5 just missed matching his Black Hawk club record for assists, finishing with 50 against his standing mark of 52. tne victory, tho he yielded the two runs to last vear's BY RICHARD DOZER fourth place National leaguers. in the Edgewater Beach hotel. Fischer, 21, lost to Gary Thornell, described by a member of the Chicago Chess Foundation as an average player, during a five-hour session last night after he had won 56 Joe Horlen had three scoreless Including the second place regular season shares of $750 innings and Ed Fisher was best of all in a similar stretch, knocking off nine in a row.

He for 18 players that's $13,500, just half of what the championship blanked the 'Pirates and held would have earned them, the them to a pair of hits in his jors, 1962, Umbricht had a 4-0 record with the Colts. Last year's operation involved what doctors called a rare but lethal 'Klack mole" tumor, a form ol cancer which usually involves. a black mole on the arm or leg. In Umbricht's case, it was explained last year, the tumor had spread only to the groin and a cancerous lump was removed. When he returned to the Colts, he said doctors had told him he should have no pain in the leg and that his pitching probably would not be affected.

"I should have at least five or six good years left," Umbricht said. "I feel like a 20-year old." Continued on page 2 three-inning assignment. told the arresting patrolman. "I didn't mean to do this, but I'm flat broke and I'm hungry." The Swatter from Sweetwater," was seen by a bus company porter as he lifted the bag from the carrier's platform. It was being shipped from out of town to a Manhattan address.

A search of Jenkins' clothes revealed only a half pack of cigarets, mcst of them partly smoked, and a dirty handkerchief. The former ring hero was booked on a grand larceny charge. He will appear in felony court tomorrow morning. Yesterday. Nicholson's first Indianapolis, March 23 Special A Joliet woman has paid $5,200 for a Yorkshire terrier at the Hoosier Kennel Club Dog show concluded here yesterday.

That's $377.77 a pound for the 9-pound Ch. Phgnell Peter Pan, purchased by Mrs. Dianne Eddey. The dog, group winner in the Crusfts show in England, was owned by Mrs. S.

I. Grooms of Dorchester, England. The purchase price was one of the highest ever paid for an English dog by an American breeder. tCMcogo Tribune Press Service Mesa, March 23 The Chicago Cubs dropped four players and a baseball game today. And the Valley of the Sun dropped somewhat, too if only in the esteem of tourists who watched the Cleveland Indians Tally to beat the Cubs, 6 to 5.

The turnout was a mere 822 vacationists. Certainly no native would be caught in Rendezvous park on a day like this when 55 degree temperatures and sporadic bursts of wind and and rain accompanied the Cubs' first home defeat in eight games here during the exhibition campaign. Yes, history was made at all levels on this ugly day, from white collar management all the way down to the players. Toth Tries Glasses Pitcher Paul Toth was one of those who achieved a "first." Paul was hit hard and often in four innings as a starting pitcher. He has known that experience Continued on page 3, col.

3 homer of the spring was a Today's Events in Chicago games, drawn 11 and lost four matches Sunday in a 9-hour session. Three grand masters stood behind Thornell and when Fischer turned away, they coached the sailor. At the conclusion of the evening's play Fischer, who drew four games besides losing to Thornell, said the Chicago players were the best he has faced during his nationwide tour. lofty fly over the left center-field wall here against the Cardinals. The day before, in St.

Petersburg against the Mets, Dave tripled on the fly off the green boards 430 feet HARNESS RACING At Washington Park, 175th and Hoisted streets, 8:30 p. m. BOAT SHOW At McCormick Place, 23d street and the lakefront, 1 p. m. Continued on page 3, col.

6 Qru Hisl (OcduL JthsL 0 0 0 0 follow David Condon is on vacation SO IT'S ON to the Stanley cup wars for the Black Hawks, who again must wage the post-season battle without benefit of title prestige. The Hawks' second consecutive near miss in their bid for a historic National Hockey league crown surprised and pained no one more than it did Reg INDESTRUCTIBLE WARREN SPAHN says there is no secret to his pitching longevity. The winning formula, says thtj great Brave left hander, is hard work, maintaining top physical conditioning, and desire. "So many guys look for an excuse for sub-par performance. What better excuse is there than old age? Each spring I say to myself I've got to be as good, if not better, than anybody in camp.

I never fall back on last year." Now it can be told department: Paul Hornung, the Green Bay Packers' re-polished Golden Boy, agreed to a telephone interview with The Tribune from Florida just before his National Football league suspension was lifted, with the stipulation that his whereabouts be kept secret. "I'm on vacation," Hornung said. "Don't give out my number' or I'll get 40 phone calls a day." Ted Williams, who has a doctor's degree in the subject, tabs Boston's Carl Yastrzemski and Milwaukee's Hank Aaron as baseball's next potential .400 swatters. Aaron disagrees with the master. "The day of the .400 hitter is over," argues Hank.

"Conditions are too tough to maintain such a mark over 162 games. The constant shifting between night and day games is murder. This destroys timing. And the greater use of relief pitchers nowadays doesn't help the batter, either." MANAGER SAM MELE of the Minnesota Twins says he has no disciplinary problems. "These men police themselves.

If one of them gets a little out of line, the others get on him and let him know everyone's job is to stay in shape. I'm not managing a flock of angels. But this is a team that won't beat itself by its conduct off the field." Al Rosen, the one-time Cleveland third baseman, confides that a recent Arizona tour of duty as Indians' batting coach has convinced him his retirement was not premature. "I took just enough batting practice to make me realize I'm done," sighed Al. Tex Winter, Kansas State basketball coach, now can send his lucky brown suit, a veteran of 13 consecutive victories, to the cleaners.

Our congratulations to Wade Stinson, an all-conference football halfback at Kansas 15 years ago, who now leaves a Chicago insurance agency to return to the'Jayhawker school as athletic director. He succeeds Dutch Lonborg, the one-time Northwestern basketball-' coach, who is retiring. TOMMY MCDONALD'S REACTION to his trade from the Philadelphia Eagles to the Dallas Cowboys: "I have four cowboy hats. I knew there must be some reason why I kept them for seven years." The man who took the championship away from the Packers last fall will be honored in Green Bay on April 13. George Halas, coach of the Bears, will be the guest of honor at an Elks' club banquet.

The Elks have' lined up some local fellow named Lombardi to serve as chairman. Willie McCovey of the San Francisco Giants, asked what's to prevent him from hitting 50 home runs this season, replied: "It's between me and the left handed pitchers. I hit 36 off right handers last year and just eight off left handers." Sonny. Handle, St. Louis football Cardinals' end, will operate a boys' camp this summer in Fork Union, Va.

The San Francisco 49ers team physician believes Halfback Billie Kilmer, who suffered a severe leg fracture in an automobile accident last year, has an excellent chance of making a comeback. "But only because it's Kilmer," says Df. Loyd Milburn. "I wouldn't be so optimistic about a player of just ordinary courage." Fleming, the rugged little penalty killer, who made the following prediction to the Wake last August: "We're going to do much better next season. The pressure was just too much last winter.

Everybody shoots at you when you're on top, and they finally shot us down. But it won't, happen twice in a row to us because we'll be looking for the little tell-tale signs that mean fatigue and pressure. We'll be on guard." Fleming has proven to be a much better hockey player than prognostica-tor. The Hawks, after sailing giddily thru 15 games without defeat early in Reg Fleming MOON MULirosrS 3T the season, gradually tailed off to a second place finish behind Montreal despite Sunday night's closing victory in Boston. JUDGES WE CAN'T PARTICULARIY.

4 c- NOW rT rn HEADS, tvs IN I IIJjiJL-J-ii THIS PILE; ii ii! i ilil II rrTV TAILS IT'S IN I AFTER AIL, IT IS BETTER WHICH BIRDBATU SINCE YOU THAT SOMEONE WITH DESIGN SHOULD RULED OUT ANY WIN yoURjimnlgl OF THE DESIGNS Precisely The man of a few words doesn't have to take so many of them back. "That's My Pop" Truthogram Winning an argument and btlng right are not necessarily one and the same. Val Olsen. Ten Years Ago Today St Mel's Knights defeated Du MY ARTISTIC TRAINING AND AESTHETIC CONTEST. JI'lsWE SUBMITTED.

KNOW-HOW SHOULD lJo' MITT VOTHE SO IT'S THE same old story, whether Fleming and the Hawks like it or not Except that it really wasn't a bad season after all. The Hawks scored more points and more goals than any Chicago predecessors had done. All that was missing was the 'title. And this will be forgotten until next 'season if the Hawks play championship hockey during the impending cup series. They have a chance to bring Chicago its second successive major sports championship within a period of three months, an opportunity to join hands with the Bears to give the Cubs and Sox a broader target Sable, Public league chdmpions, 83 to 74.

to win the aD-ChicaeE high school basketball cham pionship before 15,363 in ChJ cago Stadium..