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Financial, Classified, Sports Local News THE i- Prep Football Season To Open Today: Page 25 PAGE 23 Oriole Hope To Clinch 7th In Washington Tonight Twilight Mist Wins Bel Air Purse On Strong Finish SUN PAGE 23 BALTDIORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1955 American League DON OFF LANE RESIGNS II POST AS G.H. Scores Of Yesterday OPEN DATE Where They Play Today AT 8-5, TIRES ORIOLES at Washington, 2 ON 7-GAIVIE games, 6 P.M. Wilson (12-17) and OF WHITE SOX Lopat (7-11) vs. McDermott (9-10) and Schmitz (6-10). New York at Boston (2 games.

IN -STRETCH Seeks Release From i fj day-night) Larsen (8-2 and Byrne (16-4) vs. Brewer (11-10) and Nixon (12-9). Contract With 5 Years To Run By Oct. 15 Cleveland at Detroit Score (15-10) vs. Lary (14-14).

Kansas. City at Chicago (night) Portocarrero (5-8) vs. Fades Out Of Money Be Consuegra (5-5). Need Two More Victories To Keep Senators In Last Place fore $22.60 Victor's Late Drive Standing Of The Clubs Chicago, Sept. 22 (JP) Frank Lane applied a formal "squeeze W.

play on the Comiskey family to day in his wideiy-publicized quest New York 94 Cleveland 91 to be released as general man ager of the Chicago White Sox By WILLIAM BONIFACE LSunpapers Racing Editor Chicago 88 Boston 82 The 59-year-old "Trader Horn L. Pet. GB. 56 .627 60 .603 3Vi 63 .583 QVi 68 .547 12 73 .517 16 12 88 .417 3112 95 .362 39 1 2 98 .342 42i 2 By LOU HATTER Up in the clouds on the crest Bel Air, Md. Sept.

22 Mov of the baseball marts submitted Detroit 78 of a "modern" club-record win ing far up in class to face allow his resignation to the club presi Kansas City. 63 ance company, W. V. Shilling's KX dent, Mrs. Grace Comiskey, ask ing that he be released by Octo ORIOLES 54 Washington 51 twilight Mist pied the figures in ber 15 from a contract with five the High Lea Purse, featured years to run Since Lane has thoroughly she won easily at odds of $22.60 YANKEES NEED streak of seven straight games, the Orioles soar into Washington tonight for the beginning of the end of their 1955 baseball campaign.

The Birds having spanned in seven days a seemingly impossible breach to firmly supplant the Senators in seventh place tangle with their successors in the American League basement in for $2. aired his desire to get away from the Sox and Vice-president Chuck Comiskey in particular, today's move obviously was aimed at forc I 8 nesuduiea iusi on tne pace xrrZ-Zr1- by Jockey Thomas McGovern, iTMl ONE MORE WIN xwmgiu iuist cuisea wun gooa ing immediate action. Announced To Press uuuj, hliu men uiiuu away to win by four lengths from R. R. McClarin's Spring Grove, who Although Mrs.

Comiskey wasn't answering her phone, son Chuck said somewhat testily that Lane's inal Series Vital For Five 4win biIls this eve ning ana tomorrow ana a day was a half length to the fore of resignation letter was announced American League Clubs light season finale on Sunday. F. L. Kerns' Fresh Gal. Don Jr.

Tires, Fades Cast in the somewhat unfamiliar I to the press before it had been mailed from Lane's Comiskey Tnvr.siinT lnvvri. 11.... r. ounpapers pnoto -Kauta n-ri) roiiy uvo. scores close victory over favored Krrarrt Lea in second race at Bel Air yesterday role of an odds-on favorite, needing only two victories to lock the The big disappointment 'of the The Pennant Race race was provided by James A cellar door on the Nats, Skipper Park othce.

"Everybody was aware of it before the interested parties knew about it officially," said the 29- Gross's Don the 8-to-5 favo MRS. GLIGK tBy the Associated Press Marciano To Defend rite who got to the front and Paul Richards will go for a sweep tonight on the sturdy arms of Jim Wilson and Eddie Lopat. Won Lost Pet. year-old Comiskey whom Lane W1M. READY FOR NAVY TILT then tired to a walk after lead ing for about one mile.

New York 94 56 .627 blames for causing his departure Cleveland 91 60 "All I can say," Comiskey con .603 2 BOWS, ONE UP Twilight Miss, who had won Seven Losses In Row Washington, which has figured Title Again Next June Remaining games: tinued, is that when the letter is in the hands of mother, there will under a $1,250 claiming tag early in themeeting, was clocked the in reverse in the magic number -Delroit f3). Cleveland (3): Away (3 seven by losing that many of its milp and a sivteenth in 1 Seotember 23. 24. 25 u.n 4 i.ou. I New York 4: Away (4) Boston (4).

most recent Starts in a TOW. Will The eighth program of the ten- Mrs. rUCnarfJS WlllS 10 Gain New York, Sept. 22 (JP) Rocky Pins Hope On Al Grieco's Arm September 23, 23. 24.

25. Counter With a Dair of its vptpran Marciano said today he had no day meeting, which will be com- Cfoto Dieted on Saturrtav drp fiQn Oldie UCW rinaiS lefthanders in a last-ditch attempt Fight Facts And Figures By JOE REICHLER In Annapolis Game to Dag the hieh-flvin? Flnrk be some announcement." This presumably will be tomorrow. Break Is Wide It was reliably learned the Comiskeys had hoped to resolve the differences Lane when he first blasted Comiskey for failing to support him after a tirade against umpiring in a Sox game. fans, who found chilly weather IN'ew York. bept.

22 (JP) To Maury McDermott. the croonins? thoughts of retiring "at the pres ent time" as unbeaten heavyweight champion and would de fend his title next June. and poor showings bv favorites Norbeck. SpdI. 22 OP At.

I A 1 most aaseoaii ioik tomorrow soutnpaw who has won nine and major league games simply mark lost ten this year, will twirl one in me majority or. events. Mrs. Frank Cush, of Argvle By EDWARD C. ATWATEB As the William and Mary In Jockey Tony Russo snaDDed out Country Club, scored one of the Rocky's clarification of last the start of the final series of the half of tonight's 6 P.M.

bargain of a short "slump" in the sixth biggest upsets in recent history night's retirement reports, after dians prepared to pitch camp near But now the breach is so wide, regular season. To seven clubs. DUi Ior me senators, race wnen ne rode a well-judged ine Maryland State Golf Asso his ninth-round knockout of Annapolis tonignt, followers of after Lane's continued anti- owpvpr thpv ran sdpII a riiffpr- Jonnny ocnmitz, whom the Archie Moore, was the most im 1 Inn oc Hi 4.nv.nl 1 a. i the silver, green and gold war- Comiskey comments in the press. race on nirs.

j. ti. waters Irish ciation toaay by deteating Balti Music and brought the 3-year-old more's eight-time champion, Mrs 4 fin uai lci CTU UV 3 lO Will portant development of a busy New York, Sept. 22 (JP) Revised facts and figures of last night's heavyweight title bout between Rocky Marciano and Archie Moore at Yankee Stadium: Attendance 61 .574. Gross Gate $948.117 95.

Net Gate $819,243.20. Radio Gross Receipts $35,000 Tax On Radio Receipts $1,750. Radio Net Receipts $33,250. Total Net Receipts $852,493 20. Marciano's Share (40 tier cent) nors pinned their hopes for vie- that all hope of it being gapped sweeping a four-game set here last sianaings.

week end. will hp Manco fiily home in front of her field at Maurice Glick, one up in the semi tory over Navy tomorrow on the ls Sone. $8.60 for $2. In addition to the New York Dressen's other starter WW tpp. day, after the night before.

Second Largest Gate The swarming crowd of 61,574 arm of little Al Grieco. 11 IS fenevea mat Mrs. comis- Yansees, wno can cnncn tneir ord is b-10. finals today of the women's cham pionship at Manor Country Club In the title match tomorrow Mrs. Cush will meet Mrs.

C. E. Key, ratner man torce jLane to that paid a gross gate of ixth American League pennant Richards is anxious for a look Apple Stam Runs Second With her speed reserved for the stretch, Irish Music closed well and won by a length and a half ct continue as a disgruntled em- ost did it two years ago. His hiH him pr.nri.hv $948,117.95 to see the fiercely 997 28. in the last seven years, tomor- at Rookie Bob Harrison, the row's games can affect the final strikeout whiz who posted 17 wins Richards, of Baltimore, who de Moore's Share r20 Tier cent) tl7f.

498.64. feated Mrs. E. C. Ferriday, of contested scrap at Yankee Stadium and the 325.000 who paid an estimated $1,240,000 to watch standings of Cleveland.

Chicaso. lass'A lcnita this season, Theater Network Television Attend from C. E. Tomblin's Apple Slam a longshot, while Ewart John pass to Tommy Martin gave Lane has contended that for a M. a 6-to-6 tie with a Middie long time he has "put up with a team that lost only to Penn, Notre lot of indignities from Chuck." Dame and Army.

American League Power Lhevy Chase Club, Washington ance 320.000 (estimated. a no-nu classic ana a T. Gross Gate $1,240,000 festi. Baltimore and Washington in the champion, one up in 19 holes in ston A Bit Fast took third. matedi.

one-hirter in the playoffs. American League and Philadel I.B.C. and Fiehter's Share TNT the show at 129 theaters on theater network television pushed the overall receipts past the the other semi-final. Match Squared At 13th $325,000 Fiery Competitor His letter today said he set phia and Cincinnati in the Na Harrison Celebrates Birthday The hard-throwing risht-handpr. Marciano Share T.N.T.

tlSO.OOO Called "Greek" by his team- Ober 15 as a quitting date to (estimated). Russo saved ground on the first turn while several of the leaders went wide, moved his mount forward gradually in the 000 mark. Mrs. Glick defeated Mrs. Cush Moore's Share T.N.T.

$65,000 festi. tional. No Problems, Stengel Says who celebrated his twenty-fifth mated). Counting the theater TV, it was ai xi ciwuie linn vwim up maneis mates, Al is a fiery competitor pertaining to player transfers and 5 and 4 in last year's final at Dirtnaav vesterdav. mav trot Marciano Total Purse $470,937 28 the second largest ring gate of all backstretch and was in a coa (estimated).

The Yankees, of course, need shot at the Nats if Wilsnn anH Baltimore Country Club in what was Mrs. Cush's best tournament Moore Total Purse $235,498.64 fes- tan run a we" as Pass, ne filing of reserve and selection sprinted 86 yards up the middle lists which must be in the mail by tending position on the final turn. euner one victory in men- re- iopat can cement the Birds' timated). Movie Receintu To he determined Handndden in the final six showing of her career. with a kickoff return against that date.

later. maining tour games, or a cieve- three-game grip on the seventh land defeat, before they can set perch tonizht time, second only to the fabulous Gene Tunney-Jack Dempsey long count rematch that drew to Soldiers Field in Chicago, September 22. 1927. teenth, Irish Music rushed out Mrs. Cush was three up after Rutgers.

Under Lane's guidance, the Al will need all his savvy and White Sox since 1948 have devel- the seven furlongs in 1.28. off their celebration. The Indians Otherwise, thp nrinip rhiar Rock until June. Weill also has In midafternoon, the stewards nine noies today but Mrs. Glick won 10, 12 and 13 to square the match.

Mrs. Cush won 14 and 16 nave mree games leu. ready to call upon Rav Moore. bid to box the European heavy Of course, the entire $1,240,000 announced that Jockey William weight champion, Franco Cavic- Manager iasey stengei, wno ueity mil wight and Erv Palica skill to get away from charging Pea into an American league Navy linemen, according to the power. They have drawn more popular view of the game at than a million fans for five Thompson Stadium at 2.30 tomor- straight seasons.

Few front office for a two up lead but Mrs. Glick from Theater TV does not go into the fight pot. The International admits he has no problems, plans tomorrow and Sunday chi, in Italy. Liddle has been suspended for ten days, beginning tomorrow, for won the seventeenth to retain a A rematch with Moore i Boxing Club had contracted to to pitch Righthander Don Lar- Wilson's 12-17 record includes sen and Southpaw Tommy Byrne two favorable and two negative chance. crowding the horse inside him at the first turn in yesterday's fourth take down about $1 a head or another possibility, although not too strong.

Weill said "We'll fight Both were short of the eight- row. men ever approached Lane as a Although Navy Coach Eddie baseball trading genius. In his Erdelatz achieves a state of mild Hose regime, he pulled off shock when anvbodv mentions an some 200 deals- purchases or sales about $325,000, in which the race. Liddle won the race with in tomorrow anernoon-nignt aecisions against the Senators, doubleheader in Boston. Tom his most recent effort having been Brewer is expected to pitch the a five-hitter last Sunday that him it the public demands it promoters and fighters share.

eentn in two and both chipped up for one putt as Mrs. Cush pre Rocky never ducked anybody At Forty. Four West In Bid Counting only this share of oDDonent bevond tomorrow's involving more than 300 players. served ner victory. nrst game ior tne ea oox wun marKea his fourth shutout Marciano said he hadn't heard it theater TV gate receipts and Wiliard iNixon working the night- The canny.

33-vear-old risht Her Best Showing mentioned and didn't know how opener, the general belief is that Letter Precludes Meeting Crahtrwin ha annthpr nnwpr. Lane said his letter of resigna After gaining the lead on the $35,000 radio money, the fighters cap. hander will be shooting for hi much interest there would be in Mrs. Richards was three down will be paid off on ''about hnnsp at lpast Pmiallins thp 1955 tin precluded any need for a The Indians, assured of at least tilth win in a row tonight. it.

493. To this figure will be added Suaar Bowl rhamDs personal meeting with Mrs. Com- a tie for the runner-up spot, need The champ, incidentally, was after six holes to Mrs. Ferriday but squared the match on the eleventh and went one ud on the the receipts from movies of the lskey which he had requested this unmarked except for a red blem I I nnit hie IT i wmy uame in Mnnapons vveek Mrs Comiskey never ar- fight, readied for distribution late today. ish under the left eye.

He planned feat to clinch second place. Herb amns- Score, the spectacular rookie, will Lon being acquired twemn. Mrs. Ferriday then won jwen tne coach himself can see ranged such a meeting, danger only at the halfback spots. "The Comiskev family has al- to go to Asbury Park, N.J.

for 13 and lb tor a one up lead and not tha occintvionf noil HUI.R. UU WaiVerS ITOITl Explains "Retirement" With a rich 40 per cent purse benefit appearance and hoped to missed a 2-foot putt on the seven- Guard. the other hole created this ways co-operated and Dermitted second against the Tigers in De- tPTk tmg the Nats, 3 to troit tomorrow afternoon. i' twiih hdp. Wlht las get home to Brockton, Mass tenth that would have ended the year, has been filled to his satis- me to operate the club without of about $470,997 as his share.

match. early next week after a Sunday faction. interference." Lane wrote. "If the odiuiaay. Marciano hardly could be blamed final turn of the fifth race, Mrs.

R. H. Lomas's Jacodancer withstood the challenge of Four West to gain a half-length victory at odds of 58.80 for $2. Four West, an extreme outsider at 45 to 1, was seven lengths better than Busy Day in the mile and three sixteenths turf race. Chicle Sador, Let Out and Radi-ence contended for the early lead in the grass race, but, in the final half mile, none of them was still around.

Jacodancer, ridden by Mike Sorrentino, was timed in 2.04 3-5. The 5-year-old gelding is trained by Jose de Murguiondo. consuegra io men Still one up, Mrs. Ferridav Inst show. He expects to see some The Orioles, having emprspd for deciding to continue.

Moore's The game, only one in Anna- club has had any measure of suc-polis for Navy this year, is ex- cess in my seven years in your World Series games. ne win De opposed Dy rank topside in 12 of their last 15 20 per cent should come to about the last hole to a five and then was trapped in two on the nineteenth and lost to Mrs. Richards's Complains About Padding although the Govern pected to draw a full house of employment, then I am only too Lary, who whipped the Indians, games during a hot streak rival-3 to 1, last Saturday in Cleveland ing the Yankees pennant nush. ment filed a lien for $64,000 of it 15,600, swelled by the midship- happy that such has been the Moore, wearing dark glasses par four. men and homecoming alumni.

case and will be everlastingly met the press in the hotel suite wnen tney leu io runners need only a single additional stranded. triumph to better the 1954 Flnrk's for income taxes, past and esti mated for '55. Mrs. Richards is the Balti mnrp This will be the twenty-first grateful for the opportunity given title holder and Baltimore of Bob Reese, the Toledo auto dealer who backed his publicity Sandy Consuegra will hurl for seventh-place record of 54 wins At a morning press conference fame in a sm'ps whirh hpoan in me nere. the White Sox against Arnie Por- and 100 defeats Marciano explained his "retire Navv has wnn 17 and 1923.

campaign and reversed his field Women's Golf Association champion but this is her best showing tocarrero. of Kansas City, tomor- Baltimore's current seven-game ment." Reviewing his dressing William and Mary two, and the Last Home Run Hitter on last night's "no alibi" com ft oses and heads were the de in tne state championship. row night. skein already has eclipsed by two room comments, he said, "all I 6-6 contest was the only tie. I ments.

Archie complained about the heavy ring padding that ciding factor in each of the first A week ago Washington ap- contests last year's best string of said was that a few people would Last vear. Navv won 27-0 ThP Honored three races, and when Lagrin peared certain to finish seventh, victories slowed him down, the cool wea Milwaukee Sends .1 IM Ai; eked out his head decision over sinr-P thP a-n mntpsr nf 1Q49 Cincinnati. Sept. 22 (JP) The Cincinnati Now after seven successive de- Triandos Lifts Averaae ther, the lengthy introductions of celebrities and the grease with National League player, who hits the final home run of the 1955 which Marciano's handlers iUU.1 owid- While the heroes are many fn 1 plh1 amanng Bird resurgence that Rochester Beats season Sunday afternoon, will "bathed and soaked" the champ ih nriniP. tn Raitim.ro A includes successive series sweeps have his and the bat Archie said he was willing, iiKe me to stop, a few friends.

I said it was a thought." May Fight Valdes When a reporter asked Mai ciano point blank, what his thoughts were after a night's sleep, he said, "I have no thought of retiring at the present time." Another reporter, trying to pin down Rocky as to when he might decide to quit, was rebuffed by Manager Al Weill who veiled. "He Hi i a I vj. ffaouiiiciuil all I. DUMUU. VCl' nil niP.noanor ic nn fan nmnrrmu vv 1 -m 9 mi) name aim 11 1 uai CII" illllliea POllS.

7-3 snrined in tne baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y. name en- even eager to tight Marciano uuw. UUwa. tain hlfT fine TrionHAP 4i I vjuc xi lanuua i dies again. "I don't have to press auu ii Ddiiiiiiuie sweeps irie a nrnminpnt nlar-o in thr.

ci- Milwaukee. Sept. 22 (IP) The Braves sent four players to the minors today in return for two righthanded pitchers to bolster their shaken mound staff and two promising Toledo infielders. One of the latter is First Baseman Frank Torre, who hit .327 and batted in 73 runs for thp Dave Orntp manappr nf the Ka. Spnatnrs 1 fin sh in tho haso.

r. Liberty Andy in the third race the victory marked the second of the day for Willie Clark, the meeting's leading rider. Lagrin Beats Off Threat Lagrin, owned by Mrs. Leonard M. Carver, came from last place in the seven-furlong claimer to gain the lead in early stretch, then was extremely hard pressed to withstand Liberty Andy's rally.

As heavy favorite, Lagrin paid $5.60 and was timed in 1.28 4-5 light Rochester. N.Y. Sept. 22 (JP) tional LeaffllP Sprvirp Riirpnn an. he "because he knows he can make money with me." The ment for the first time since 1949.

The brawny, 24-year-old catch- Right-hander Ellis Deal unfurled nounced thp nlan tnHav aftprtait- The only position still in doubt er-first haspman has L-itpH hie his fourth straight postseason vie- jng with Sid Keener." director of 38-year-old light heavy king said he thought he would have knocked out Marciano, instead of in the National League is fourth SOnal bat mark to a respectable P'ace- .276 on a sizzling snrtrp nf 19 iury tonignt as ne pucnea tne the Cooperstown Museum. said 'no. That's definite." Kocnester Ked Wings to a series Weill had listed Marciano's nn. just dropping him for a four- safeties in his last 22 plate ap American Association club this season. The other is Shortstop Felix Mantilla, a 21-vear-old whn evening 7-3 triumph over the count in the second round if he pearances.

sible June opponents as Cuban Nino Valdes. Bob Baker, of Pitts Minneapolis Millers in the second Lines Likely To Decide Victor over a fast track on this overcast had stepped in when he threw Gus leads the club in homers. game of the Little World Series. and showery afternoon. his right-hand punch.

with 12; total hits, 126, and runs- The third game of the series burgh; Hurricane Tommy Jackson, of New York, or Floyd Patterson, of Brooklyn. "Let 'em Although Moore prefers to Andy took second here tomorrow night matches the nit .275. The pitchers, both from Toledo, are 25-year-old Bob Trowbridge, who won 13 and lost 8, and Carel-ton Willey, 24, who won 8 and lost 10. flf 7 ITTTi battefl-in, 62 a rather promising In Mary land-u Contest big lad pliy money by three lengths over Wings Gary Blaylock against mingle in the big money with the heavyweights, he won't give up Boy. 6 1I13L iUll BCdSUU in me Minneapolis Al Konikowski.

ngnt it out." he commented. Both Weill and Marciano agreed there would be no more fights for the, majors while being alternated be Both of the daily double races his light heavy title. In fact, A topcoated crowd of 7,665 to resulted in nose finishes. hind the iron cage and at first base. By EDWEV H.

BRA.NDT Charlie Johnston, his manager, received an offer from London for Moore to defend against night braved temperatures in the forties to see the International Bobanet Stable's Brisk Miss When trying to pick a winner i $3.60) took the opener over La in 1954. is the left guard, while Bob Pellegrini made the shift Leaguers tie the set and break between U.C.L.A. and Maryland crosse, then had to withstand a National League the Millers' postseason win tomorrow Afternoon, remember Dr. Byrd Named To Helms Grid. Coaqhcs Hall Of Fame Randy Turpin, January 10.

While he thinks it over, Moore will make a TV appearance, visit San claim of 4oul. Although it ap streak after nine games. the director's warning to the from guard to center easily, losing none of his effectiveness. Fullback Becomes Guard Loser Jim Constable, a lefty, actor: "Don't forget your lines." Scores Of Yesterday OPEN DATE Diego for "Archie Moore Day and go fishing. peared that Brisk Miss, ridden by Clark, carried Lacrosse out early in the stretch, there was no disqualification made by the stew was nicked for three runs in the As usual, pre-game analysis has fourth when Shortstop Ed Bres- revolved around the backs, but at The end position is especially deep, with Bill Walker at right pnd.

harkprl nn hv Tim Flvrm anri soud committed two costly errors. College Park tomorrow the game Dr. H. C. Byrd.

former nresi U.S. Teen Golf Team ards. I 1 1 Jim Parsons. Russ Dennis will wnere Tney Play Today Rochester broke the game onen probably will be decided by the dent of the University of Mary r-ndiu iea, neavy lavonte in start at left end, and behind him Philadelphia at New York- in the fifth when Jackie Brandt lines. Tops Scottish Rivals the second race, was whiDned bv come Dick Porter and Jean nogovin vs.

nearn 114-131. land, nas Deen named along with five others to the Helms College Hero's Folly, ridden by Bernie Hewitt, who got up late in the Waters. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh (night) Dr. Byrd, better known as Curly, posted a record of 121 victories. 85 losses and 17 ties during his tenure at Maryland.

Dr. Byrd's Helms award has been sent to the University of Maryland at College Park for Chicago, Sept. 22 (JP) Held to hammered a three-run homer and And ls there that the Terps Stan Jok followed with a solo seem to have tne ed2e- since blast, both off Reliefer Harry Bruin Coach Red Sanders lost his Nicholas. entire first string forward wall ooiDau nan ot rame, The Helms U.C.L.A.. on the other hand, Loes (10-4) vs.

Hall (5-6). Athletic foundation announced one victory in today singles play. stretch to complete a $116 daily had to convert a fullback, Don Milwaukee at St. Louis (night) yesterday in Los Angeles aouoie oi numoers 7 and 3 Rphind a 7-n Ipad npa! PnastpH by graduation while Maryland Shinnick, to guard, bhinnick in- Spahn (16-14) vs. Poholskv Dr.

Byrd. who coached at Marv. jurea a couple 01 rms ana Decame (9-10). to victory. A pair of doubles cost were not, severe and him a mn in tho civth 3nH witio the Terps were fortunate to have presentation.

idna ior years trom 1911 to 1934, was named to the coachps' an uncertain starter against (Only games scheduled.) The Helms' Hall Board is com Hall of Fame. Maryland. Tom Thaxter, his re- placement, cracked a bone in his Standing Of The Clubs posed of Ned Cronin, George T. Also selected with Bvrd were Kirkland's two-run, two-out pinch fine replacements for those play-homer in the seventh closed out ers Miller scoring. Deal fanned six Ja DVIS, Rate H'9h and walked four as he went the Sandusky back at right right hand in practice Tuesday W.

a touring band of young Scottish golfers wound up with a 5Va and Hi defeat in a two-day competition with a team of American teen-agers. Scotland's William Bunton defeated Michael McDermott of Chicago 2 and 1, for his team's lone triumph in the five singles matches. However, George Will, 1955 Scottish youths' champion. Dlaved Davis, Rube Samuelsen, Al San- Coaches Dutclf Mever. Tpvas and may be out all season, leav- Brooklyn 97 Christian, and Bernie Owen, toro, Sid Ziff.

Paul Zimmerman. W. R. Schroeder and Paul H. Sports Index Quick Chief wins Little Brown Jug pace Page 24 Other racing news Page 24 Gibberish Page 25 Jesse Linthicum Page 26 Miss Downey leads when rain etops match Page 26 ing the left guard position up to Milwaukee 84 third stringer Esker Harris, a New 79 route idukie, mie ai viianuri muves 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 2e.

1 r0m he 2 right tackle spot 3 4 oe. to left tackle. Jack Davis came The three plavers chosen were Helms, chairman. L. Pet.

GB. 53 .647 67 .556 13Vi 72 .523 184 76 .497 22V3 78 .487 24 80 .470 261-2 85 .437 31 Vz 93 .384 3912 175-pounder. Philadelphia. 75 Elmer Oliphant. Purdue and The Hall of Fame now includes Constable.

Nicholas (51. Melliere f7 and UD from the third String at right Even without these difficulties, Cincinnati 74 Army; Kenny Washington. to become a regular, and a Sanders has troubles, because his Chicago 71 U.C.L.A.. and Bruiser Kinard. 60 members.

31 players and 30 coaches. Bo McMillan was named as both player and coach. a tie with Bob Kletcke of Chi line lacks the depth needed for a St. Louis 66 oils. Kixklarid.

Rochester Brandt Jok. highly rated One. Mississippi. cago. team like Maryland.

'Pittsburgh 53 (Best-of -seven seriea tied 1-1.) Gene Dyson, who was held out( 4.