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PACE 5D TIIE SUN, BALTIMORE. SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 21, 19.13 Ashburn Edges Mays In Official National League Batting Statistics MORGAN JOINS FINK'S QUINT OSIBIBIERSSIHI CM. GIBBS TRACK FIELD PHILLIE STAR HITF0R.350 Giant Ace Had Musial Third In Race WIHSBY58-24 16 Points By Connors Tops Rout Of Howard Park For 39-Man Squad Set All Eastern Event Fink's jumped quickly In front New York, Dec. 20 Richie Ashburn's last-day triumph over Willie Mays In the exciting taken care of a sadly neglected problem, that fortunately, however, was handled surprisingly well by those involved, especially the old pros in the outfit. Also the addition of Eddie Robinson to full-time status in the position of field director, who will spend a lot of time sizing up Oriole farm clubs and players, seems a good move.

Gosh knows It's about time our farm operations began to produce something we can use. Field Forces Next race lor the 1958 National in thumping Howard Park, 58 to 24, as Jim Connors, ex-Dickinson College eager, led the Way with 16 points in the Inter-Club League outing. League batting championship was made omclal today with the release of the official league statistics. The victory, nineteenth in 22 Ashburn, 31-year-old Philadel stalls this season, hiked Fink's three-year record to 114 victories against eight losses. phia outfielder, won the crown with a .350 average.

Mays, the San Francisco star, finished JACK DUNN'S acceptance of second with .347. HNK'B HOWARD PARK O. P. T. O.

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2 1-2 Connor 8 0- 0 18 Trump. 2 6- 1 10 Fink 10-02 Seivold 1- 7 Rosen Ashburn, the N.L.'s batting king in 1955, with a .338 mark, went Into his '58 finale with a .347 average and collected three hits in four tries. Mays had three safeties In five at bats tnewi 3- 13 HeUlcr 10-02 Totals 22 14-18 58 18 15 12 1558 2 6 8 724 tfnk'f Howard Park, and boosted his mark from .345 Musial Is Third Larry Evans Win Stan Musial, who sought his eighth title, wound up in third place with .337. Hank Aaron, of Milwaukee, with .326 and Bob i 1 In Chess Tournament New York. Dec.

20 (JP) Larry MEMBERS OF TIIE Colts will have an opportunity today to see how the other half lives, on television, as the Giants and Browns knock heads together this P.M., to give the winner the privilege of being belted around seven days hence by Wceb Ew-bank's stalwarts. According to dispatches, both of today's teams are fit for the fray and ask only a fair shake in the weather and field conditions. To the inexpert sideliner, it would appear that the only reason one could have for favoring either team, in so far as risking dough on the outcome, would have to be built entirely on the unreliable foundation of sentiment. 0 No Choice LAST WEEK'S terrific 1310 tussle between this pair presents a fair idea of how they rate against each other. The Giants took the decision then, the Browns could just as well do it today.

Pat, Giai.t Edge ONLY REAL difference last week was that the Giants put more foot in football than their opponents. Pat Summerall, with a 49-yard field goal in the final quarter to break the tie, following an earlier boot of 46 yards for another field goal, was the only real edge the Giants had. 0 Punls I3ipr Item FOR TIIE BROWNS, Lou Groza had propelled the pigskin between the uprights, from 22 yards out, in the second quarter. This being history now, it Is not surprising to be told by expert observers that the guy with the most accurate toe may again be the decisive difference. Even the coaches argue the same way about it, naturally.

It's like Jim Howell, Giant mastermind, says; "When you have two teams, each of which has a good long field-goal man, your punter may Morgan State became the first Baltimore team to enter the All-Eastern Indoor track meet at the 5th Regiment Armory as Coach Eddie Hurt yesterday announced a 39-man squad for the event. The Bears join Maryland, Georgetown, Winston Salem, Duke and Virginia on the early list, bringing the individual entries close to the 100 mark. 3 Relay Teams Among Morgan's entries are three relay teams mile, freshman mile and 2-mile sprinter Paul Winder, Nick Ellis and a pair of high jumpers, and half-miler Lee Martin. Winder finished second In 60-yard dash last January running behind Ed Miles, a Washington high-school star. Ken Kave, former Morgan ace, was third in the final but equaled the world mark of 6.1 in his preliminary heat.

Ellis Is expected to replace graduated Bob McMurray as Morgan's premier middle distance man. Compose Team Hurt's mile relay squad will be composed of Winder, Tom Anderson, Hosea Smith and Ellis. Ellis was the second man on the varsity foursome last season and is the only returning veteran. The 2-mile quartet Is tentatively listed as Robert Ridley, Jim Booker, Roland Merri-weather and Martin, This country's female track stars have drawn much attention since their loss to the Russians this summer. Many of these same girls will be on re Skinner, of Pittsburgh, with .321, Evans of New York defeated rounded out the top five, i The fleet Ashburn also col lected the most hits, 215, the most triples, ,13 and the most Edmar Mednis, a student at N.Y.U.

in the only match played to decision today in the third round of the United States Chess Championships. TVfpndinc? ehamDion Bobby one-base hits, 176. Mays topped the circuit in the Director of Public Relations post means that MacPhail retains another executive who can double in brass or handle almost any Job in the organization to help provide that "versatility and flexibility" Lee finds most desirable. Business manager Herb Armstrong is another who, knowing the game "from A to Izzard," can team up on the flexibility and versatility angle if need develops. You'd have to say that if MacPhail can only get a comparable flexibility, versatility and ability crew on the field his stature as a general manager will be secure.

Scout Shakeup THE DISPATCH from Washington, which informs that the Senators have shaken up their scouting staff by adding nine new ones while discarding six, brings forth an interesting angle to this scouting business. This would be that the highly successful Yankees, with nineteen, have the smallest number of any club in the league. Strangely enough, through the years, Yank scouts seem to have shown a superior ability to detect playing potential particularly in the raw. Maybe that's the answer to scouting worth. 0 Birds Pace Loop Fischer, the 15-year-old Brook stolen bases for the third time with 31 and scored the most lyn boy woncer, piayea nis tnira straicht adiourned match, this time wtih James T.

Sherwin, of New Also adiourned were matches runs, 121. Banks Leads Sluggers Ernie Banks, of Chicago, the league's most valuable player, was the big man in the power departments. He was No. 1 In home runs, 47; runs batted In, 129 and total bases, 379. He was also the only player In the between William Lombardy, of New York, and Paul Benko, a Hungarian exile living here; rharlps Kalme.

of Philadelphia. and Raymond Weinstein, of New league to participate in all of York; and Arthur uisguire, or New York and Donald Byrne of Olivet, Mich. TWINS DOUBLE UP Byron (left) and I games played by their Belle Union High Myron Hacker join the band at lialftime of team in Greencastle, Ind. Both are on varsity. Senators Add Nine Scouts, MORGAN SW LOSE OR GAIN WEIGHT view January 4 in the Star games in Washington.

Great stress has been placed THE ORIOLES, with 32 talent Drop 6 In Drastic Revision TEAMLOSES seekers, paced the league in this one respect at least, while finish on improving the gals so they can give a good account of them become the most importaut man on the field." ing sixth. FAST! JACK LIPSKY HEALTH STUDIO selves when Russia returns the Washington, Dec. 20 Spe Only important point Is that Bows To Brooklyn College United States visit next summer in Philadelphia. cial Washington, the American League's perennial cellar-dweller, today moved to remedy tne number of scouts a club has Is not nearly as important as the kind it hires. 525 N.

Howard SA. 7-2394 By 50-36 Score Celtics Triumph Boston, Dec. 20 (JP) The Bos its player personnel problems his team's games. Orlando Cepeda, outstanding rookie for the San Francisco Giants, led in two categories-doubles with 38 and sacrifice flies, 9. Johnny Temple, of Cincinnati, and Jim Davenport, of San Francisco, had the most sacrifice bunts, 17 and Red Schoen-dienst, of Milwaukee, compiled the longest batting streak, 18 games.

The champion Milwaukee Braves and Philadelphia Phils had the highest team batting averages, 2G6. The Cubs were third at .265. The Cubs had the most home runs, 182. They had five players with 20 or more. Los Angeles was next with 172 home runs.

Willey Is Braves' Top Rookie Milwaukee, Dec. 20 (JP) Carlton Willey, 27-year-old righthander, was designated today as the Milwaukee Braves' out TVwVt) (iws rvwV) rvJtV5 rv) rvwi However the guys with the good throwing arms will still be in there doing their accustomed stuff as usual; they don't have to be within reach of the goal posts to operate. Saved By Pros LEE MACPHAIL'S efforts in streamlining, synchronizing and Brooklyn College captured six ton Celtics trounced New York, at the grass roots by announcing a drastic revision of its scouting stalT. of ten events yesterday to defeat the host Morgan State swim I Outdoor gifts for Nine scouts, Including several 135-100, for their seventh straight National Basketball Association victory tonight to widen their lead in the Eastern still the dean of the staff. When Robertson assumed direction of the Senators' minor league operations, and Bluege became club comptroller, the number of scouts had Increased to 20.

And now, 29. Purpose of the latest shakeup, Robertson said, are to add qualified and experienced appraisers of new baseball talent, and to add effectively to areas of coverage The list of Senator scouts and their new territories: Pete Appleton, Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersej, Delaware; Art Asmus. Southern Pacific Coast; Floyd Baker, Ohio, Ea'it'rn Indiana: Zlnn Tennessee. Florida, Kentucky; Joe Black. New Jersey; OUo Blueite.

Iowa, Illinois. well-known former big league ming team, 50 to 36, evening Morgan's record at 2-2 in pre-holiday competition. players, have been added and Division race. Bob Cousy tallied six relieved of their duties since harmonizing the Oriole front office administrative staff has now Brooklyn won the first three 21 points for the home forces. events, before Warren Cruise conclusion of the 1958 season, according to Sherry the Senators' farm director.

broke through for Morgan to win the diving event. The expansion brings Wash the Outdoor man Here at Bacharach Rasin Maryland's largest and finest store for sportsmen you will find the very finest, newest outer-wear in the new light-weight fabrics designed by America's most talented makers. Complete selections for complete satisfaction. Reggie Holt was a double winner for Morgan, capturing ington's corps to full-time talent sleuths to 29 men, second only to Baltimore in the American the 200-yard buterfly and the Zu0-yard backstroke. Lake Michigan Area; Joe Cambria.

League. The Orioles had 32 un Carrlbbean Area, South America; Ran 400-Yard Medley Relay Won by Brooklyn (Cooperman. Bpiegleman. Saltzman, Hyman). Time 5.01.8.

der employment at the latest UNCLAIMED FREIGHT dall Childress, District Columbia, Northern Virginia; John Coakley. New York State; Claude Dietrich, Texas. count. u-yara freestyle won By Brooklyn; second, Braaan. Brook Louisiana.

Oklahoma, Arkansas; Ed lyn; hird, Buflaloe, Morgan. Time Dunn, Maryland; Tom Fisher. Wlscon sin: Joe Fltzaerald, District of Colum Sam Mele Added The Chicago White Sox and bla; Joe Gall. New Xork City; Tony Giuliani, Minnesota. North Dakota.

Boston each have 28; Cleveland, 25; Detroit, 23; Kansas City, 22, and the New York Yankees, 19. South Dakota; Harry Outellus, Philadelphia; Bill Harris, North Carolina, South Carolina; Rollle Hemsley, West ern Ohio. Indiana. Northern Kentucky; Oeorse Lacy. West Virxlnia.

Southern Among the newcomers are Joe OUTLET COM U.S. Insulair Hunting Coat 39.50 Warmth withour weight Ourer shelf is water repellent. Iniulair is famous "built-in til preserver" that tupportt you in water. 4.n.o. 50-Yard Freestyle Won by Radolln-sky, Brooklyn; second, Katz, Brooklyn; third.

Lee, Morgan. Time 26. Diving Won by Cruise, Morgan; second, Harris, Morean; third, Brooklyn. Points 133.40. 200-Yard Butterfly Won by Holt Morgan; second.

Spiegelman, Brooklyn third, Cohen. Brooklyn. Time 3.01 9 100-Yrd Freestyle Won by Rado-llnskl. Brooklyn: second. Katz.

Brooklyn: third. Utley, Morgan. Time 1.02. 200-Yard Backstroke Won by Holt. Morgan; second.

Cooperman, Brooklyn; third. Allen. Morgan. Time 2.54.8. 4411-Yard Freestyle Won by Braean.

Black, onetime ace relief pitcher Vlrtdnia; Thornton Lee, Arltona, New Mexico; Sam Mele. New England Bill Messman. Missouri. Kansas; Otto of the Brooklyn Dodgers; Sam Myers. Northern Pacific Coast: Harrj field.

Eastern Seaboard: Jack Rossiter, Mele, a ten-year veteran with Illinois. Indiana; Herb Rteln. New York City; Pete Suder. Western Pennsyi. vnnla.

West Vlrslnla: Bob Tarleton Georgia, Alabama; Dick Wiencek, Mich Brooklyn; second. Buflaloe, Morgan; third, Chuck, Brooklyn. Tlme 6.45.1. 2nn.Vnrrt Breaststrnkfl Won by several American League clubs, including the Senators and Orioles; Pete Suder, erstwhile in-fielder with old Philadelphia Athletics (1941-55), and Thornton Lee, a topflight pitcher with the Indians and White Sox for Saltzman, Brooklyn: second, Mays, Mor gan: third, Julien, Morgan. Time j.uj.

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Finishing nine of his nineteen stars he compiled a 9-7 record which included four shutouts. Willey, a resident of Cherry-field, Maine, was the unanimous choice of members of the Milwaukee chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America, as Braves Rookie of the Year. He will be awarded a plaque at the writers' sixth annual Diamond Dinner Sunday, January 25. Previous winners of the rookie award have been Billy Bruton, Henry Aaron, Chuck Tanner, Taylor rhillips and Bob llazle. Only Bruton and Aaron are still with the Braves.

Another presentation at the Diamond Dinner will be the Manning Vaughn trophy to I Pitcher Warren Spahn as the Braves' most valuable player of 1958. 11 From Farm System To Train With Braves Morgan (Utley, Lee, Fttirley, Holt). Time 4.13; St. Louis Hawks Top igan. Catonsville College Quint Wins By 51-32 Bob Brauns turned In a 22-point effort last night to lead Catonsville Community College's basketball team over Essex Junior College, 51 to 32, in a Tri-State League contest played on the winner's court.

ESSEX J.C. CATON8VILLE C.C. Cambria Still Dean The other additions are: Harry Reed, who scouted last year for the St. Louis Cardinals; Detroit, 111-101 Detroit, Dec. 20 (JP) The St.

Louis Hawks rolled up a 24- Bill Messman, formerly a part-time ivory hunter for Washington in St. Louis; Claude Dietrich, who until recently was in point lead in the third period, O. F. Baltimore's employ, and Ed 2 0-0 4 5 2-2 12 10 2-5 22 then fought off a fourth quarter challenge and defeated the Detroit Pistons 111-104 before 2,563 at Olympia Stadium to O. F.

T. Mop'lini 3 2-2 8 Wen'teet 3 2-5 8 Nlemeyer 0 1-1 1 4 0-1 8 Rohart 3 0-2 6 Congdon 0 1-1 1 Nlck son 0 0-1 0 Cain Brauns. Martin. Cross Helnert Anderson Dunn, formerly with Cleveland. Reed and Black are Washington's first Negro scouts.

1 0-0 2 2 2-2 6 0 S-l 0 13-4 5 night. Cliff Hagan with 27 points and As recenlty as 1948, when Totals 13 6-13 32 I Totals 21 9-14 51 Bob Pettit with 26 led the Hawks who extended Detroit's longest Ossie Bluege became the Senators' first farm director, Wash S. E. Woods Hudson Bay Parka 46.50 (Right) 35" long, 100 down tniutated. Water repellent Falcon fabric gabardine.

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Coles, etiegler, Jones. Milwaukee, Dec. 20 (IP) The Milwaukee Braves have Invited eleven members of their farm system to train with the parent ciub at Bradenton, next March. Named by General Manager John Quinn were righthand pitchers Don Kaiser and nenrees Maranda. Catcher Joe The Famous "Jac-Park" 39.50 100 down Insulated with fop.

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