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I I i 6 7- rr, 191S Sports Thirteen Sullivan Saves Soutlite r' 1 '1 6-6 -rite; Bright On ins Bill. Ralph King Elected B. C. Track Captain Ralph King, Negro track star at Boston College, yesterday was 'i. elected ca tain 9 148 49 Eagle cinder squad.

King is the first of his race to be chosen cap- 4' Dickey Named Yanks' Coach NEW YORK, Oct. 27 CAP)-- the two-year of Bucky Har- "Whatever Stengel wants ire tq The New York Yankees corn- pleted their Fall housecleaning today by bringing back Bill Lri i a led. signed to manage the Oak- do is okay," Dickey said. 'I'm 1 I land club of the Pacific glad to be back with the 1 turned down a job with By GENE MACK JR. tain of any major sport at the A General Manager George Weiss another big league club last season." 4' Heights.

4. year ts, -s Dickey, great former catcher, A 15--old sophomore be favored over the Eaglets. said he i n' know etly vhat' to round out Manager' Casey 1Dickey's duties would bewhether ff exa 1 halfback, Tommy Sullivan, The Hub team, however, will be no Former New England 100-yard 4 dash champion product i. it, s' I saved South Boston High from suering its first defeat by a Charlestown team since 1936 yesterday afternoon at Fens pushover for the The Eaglet backs Schultz and Valinote are very RDedoylDee, vcilsu.ss.e.n., capable and the line is rugged. I Bob Curtin, Eaglet tackle, will be 1 of Rindge Tech and an Army vet- Stengel eran, now runs the 100 and 2'20 dashes at the Heights.

el coaching staff. Dickey, who has been out of Ihe would coach on the baselines or concentrate on developing pitchers. Stengel All I know is that Ste 0 baseball for a year, said "it lumped at the chance to get him," THE BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO BUY MEN'S SHOES he said. Stadium. sidelined Saturday by an ankle 0 4 feels like coming back omeI Having put Southie in frOnt, sprain.

Joh Kramer Tennis Tourists' 0 on, King, a feel.all choked up abo it." I 1.w 6-0 with a nine-yard touch- will replace Reardon probably Auto Turns Over; Two Hurt 0-7' The tall Man who for nearly 1 down run in the third period, th illi eter soccer team The Ph ps SYDNEY, Australia, Oct. 27 (Al') (AP) 20 years helped club the Yanks 1' smartly dressed Sullivan in the last minute of ran its undefeated string to 17 4 An automobile carrying Jack i it to baseball glory joins three man is fitted at 4., play batted down. a Charles- games yesterday by blanking St. .1, 1' Kramer's touring professional ten- 1 town aerial try for a conversion, Paurs, 7-0, at Exeter, N. H.

i 1. nis troupe overturned at GuAnedah, other old YankeesFrank Cro- i thereby holding the spirited Erdman, Beer and Lachelier scored New South Walos, today, injuring tt se 1, Jim Turner and Johnny Bunker Hill boys to a 6-6 dead- two goals each and Capt Henry two members of the party slightly. United States singles Neunon Stengel's brain trust. 1r lock. Bothfield added a single tally.

RALPH KING Bobby Riggs of Chicago, former BILL DICKEY ngles chamnion. and I Li Sullivan Saves Southie 6-6 Tie; Brighton Wins By GENE A 15-year-old sophomore halfback, Tommy Sullivan, saved South Boston High from suffering its first defeat by a Charlestown team since 1936 yesterday afternoon at Fens Stadium. Having put Southie in front, 6-0 with a nine-yard touchdown run in the third period, Sullivan in the last minute of play batted down a Charlestown aerial try for a conversion, thereby holding the spirited Bunker Hill boys to a 6-6 deadlock. MACK JR. be favored over the Eaglets.

The Hub team, however, will be no pushover for the Red Devils. The Eaglet backs, Doyle, Cussen, Schultz and Valinote are very capable and the line is rugged. Bob Curtin, Eaglet tackle, will be sidelined Saturday by an ankle sprain. John Reardon probably will replace him. The Phillips Exeter soccer team ran its undefeated string to 17 games yesterday by blanking St.

Paurs, 7-0, at Exeter, N. H. Erdman, Beer and Lachelier scored two goals each and Capt Henry Bothfield added a single tally. 0 Ralph King Elected B. C.

Track Captain Ralph King, Negro track star at Boston College, yesterday was elected captain of the 1948-49 Eagle cinder squad. King is the first of his race to be chosen captain of any major sport at the Heights. Former New England 100-yard dash champion, King. a product of Rindge Tech and an Army veteran, now runs the 100 and 220 dashes at the Heights. Kramer's Tennis Tourists' Auto Turns Over; Two Hurt SYDNEY, Australia, Oct.

27 (AP) An automobile carrying Jack Kramer's touring professional tennis troupe overturned at GuAnedah, New South Wales, today, injuring two members of the party slightly. Bobby Riggs of Chicago, former United States singles champion, and .11, 8, tBk United States singles champion, and! BILL DICKEY Bill, Dickey NEW YORK, Oct. 27 (AP) The New York Yankees completed their Fall housecleaning today by bringing back Bill Dickey, great former catcher, to round out Manager Casey Stengers coaching staff. Dickey, who has been out of baseball for a year, said "it feels like coming back borneI choked up abolf it." The tall man who for nearly 20 years helped club the Yanks to baseball glory joifis three other old YankeesFrank Crosetti, Jim Turner and Johnny Neunon Stengel's brain trust. Sports Named Yanks' Coach the two-year of Bucky Harris, had signed to manage the Oakland club of the Pacific Coast! League.

General Manager George Weiss said he didn't know exactly what' Dickey's duties would bewhether, he would coach on the baselines or' concentrate on dqveloping pitchers.I "All I know is that Stengel' jumped at the chance to get he said. the smartly dressed man is fitted at Thirteen "Whatever Stengel wants ire to do is okay," Dickey said. "rm glad to be back with the I turned down a job with another big league club last season." THE BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO BUY MEN'S SHOES 619 WASHINGTON ST. NOW NEW NOW liZZI 0V- IV, 4. 't lp i HI, 619 Wittillifrrnid tT Tr Dressen to Oakland Announcement of Dickey's appointment came only a few hours after word that Chuck Dressen, last of the clubs holdover coaches under NOW I I 56 SCHOOL STREET I Parker House 56 SCHOOL STREET Parker House )1 STREET House Today ts Sports HARNESS Foxboro Race p.

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Sullivan in the initial quarter neither team threatened to score prior to the intermission. Southie began to roll upon receipt of the kickoff opening the third period. Short gains by Sullivan, Danny Barry and Dick Haney. plus a 15-yard penalty imposed against Charlestown, advanced the ball to Charlestown's nine-yard stripe. Sullivan then -took a hand-off from Barry and spurted through a gap in the right side of Charlestown's line to score.

The conversion try by placekick fell short. Charlestown began its rally early in the final quarter when John Gonnella intercepted a pass and 'returned to Southie's 43. Joe Bird and Bill Kelly alternated down to the 15 where a pass interception by Barry of Southie temporarily stemmed the comeback. The underdogs held Southie for no gain and the latter's subsequent punt went only to the 30-yard line. From there Charlestown scored in five plays.

Bird tossed a fiat pass to Kelly who fought to the 13 and Fran McGee skirted his own right end to the five. Bird made a first down on the three. An end run lost five yards before Bird passed to Kelly for the tying tally. Sullivan then knocked down the pass that would have given Charlestown its first victory over South Boston since its 6-0 verdict in 1936. Charlestown battled Southie to a 13-all tie in 1943.

tastie Score Nullified Brighton's two touchdowns came In the first and fourth periods. taste had a first period t. d. nullified by a clipping penalty and didn't register officially until the last minute of play. 4 30-yard pass play, Ron George to Dick Bentfield, set up Brighton's first tally.

The aerial Tut the ball on Eastie's five whence Bob Murphy counted on an end run. Jirn'Dunn rushed the extra point. In the fourth period three aerials by George sent Brighton into a 14-0 lead. The rangy southpaw tossed to Mario Tericano for 20 yards, to Burns for 28 and to Burns again for the t. d.

from the nine-yard line. Jimmy Joyce passed to Tony Giorione for Eastie's only Ecore. BRIGHTON IC BOSTON 6 BRIGHTON Noonan, Bentfield, le; DambrauskY. Waldron. It; Paallarulo.

Ig; McMahon. rg, Bell, Connolly. rt; Burns. McHugh. re; George.

Smith, Ob; Taucano, Murphy, Ihb, McGrath, King. rhb; Dunn. Moran. lb. EAST BOSTONSaunders.

re; Marino, nreenwood, ist; Buonaoane. Puopolo. rig; Iceves. ErApice, Costigan. Ig; it: Harrison.

le: Joyce, Picouello. lt: Harrison. le: Joyce, nb: Picouello. costigan. rhb: Galante.

Gtorgione. lhb; Verundolo, Commeatt M. Score bY periods I 2 3 4 Total rrighton 7 0 0 7 14 East Boston .....,0 0 0 6 6 Touchdowns. Murphy. turns, Giorgionc roInts by goal after touchdown, Dunn (rush).

Burns (pass). St s3CSu'rl al Y1' 6 I Pi 0ucher. It; Sacco. Ig; Murphy, Dona- rg; Dowd, xi; Goodwin, re; Bird. cibil Bryson, lhb; Gonnella.

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NO' NEW NOVI NEW 1.11 Chandler Clamps id on Tigers, Made Free Agents, CINCINNATI, Jct. 27 (AP) Baseball Commissioner A. B. Chandler today wiped 10 ball players off the Detroit American League baseball team's farm rosters and said "beyond any -doubt these players were covered and handled contrary to baseball law and procedure." The club was rot fined. Second PenIty It was tI-4 second time in eight years the Dt4tcoit club has felt the wrath of the baseball commissioner's office for its farm club operations.

In 1948, the late K. M. Landis, then baseball's boss, delved into the operations of the Tiger system and declared 91 players free agents. At that time the team also had to pay $47.250 damages to 14 other players. The players freed are: Clem Cola, James A.

Moran and Donald T. Myers, all now with Little Rock although Myers is on the voluntary retired list; Paul E. Hinrichs and William R. Serena, now with Buffalo; Clifford Dooley, Paul G. Ahrens.

William P. MacDonald Jr. and Ernest J. Wilemon, now with Flint, and Oswald B. Kolwe, a pitcher who was transferred from Little Rock to the Tigers last Sept.

1. Chandler said the free agency will not become effective for 10 days and no club will be permitted to contract them or accept terms during that time. The Detroit club, Of course, was banned from resiging the players. The Detroit club was punished for making oral agreements governing the rights to contracts of players who had been recommended and signed by Detroit scouts to Dallas and Lubbock (Tex.) contracts. Manager of Year Laurels to Meyer NEW YORK, Oct.

27 (AP)Billy Meyer, freshman pilot of the Pittsburgh Pirates, is the major leagues' 'Manager of the Year: He won the honor in an Associated Press poll of 220 baseball writers throughout the country. Meyer, who led the Pirates to a surprising fourth place finish in the National League pennant race, nosed out Billy Southworth of the flag winning Boston Braves for the honor. Meyer received 89 votes to Southworth's 87. Lou Boudreau of the World Champion Cleveland Indians, finished third in the balloting with 20. Joe McCarthy, manager of the Boston Red Sox was fourth with 18.

111 a itkus on Block but Cards Unable to 1 I Pry Him From Cubs ST. LOUIS Oct. 27 CAP )Bob has been scouting the I major league trade marts in search 1 of talent for his St. Louis Cardinals Jack Kramer Tops Us S. Pro Net Stars- Bobby Riggs No.

2 NEW YORK, Oct. 27 (AnFresh- man Jack Kramer of Los Angeles heads United States Professional rankings for 1948. TIA United States ProfessIonal Tennis Association placed the hard- hitting Californian on top tonight in announcing its "Big Ten" of the tennis rankings for 1948. TIA 'United States Professional Tennis Association placed the hard- hitting Californian on top tonight in announcing its "Big Ten" of the year. Bobby Riggs of Chicago was given the No.

2 spot, followed by Don Budge, also of Los Angeles. Both formerly topped the pro ranks. We lby Van Horn of Philadelphia was ranked fourth and Frank Kovacs of Oakland. fifth. Then followed: 6, Wayne Sabin, Bretton Woods, N.

7. Elwood Cooke, Ndw York; 8, Al Doyle. PAlm Beach, 9. Jack March, Kansas City; 10, John Nogrady, Forest Hills, LitY; LLJ, Jorm Nogrady, Forest Hil N. Y.

(Bob Maker Will Coach B. U. Freshmen Sextet Bob Maker. hockey coach at Framingham High School, and former Northeastern and Boston University, hockey- player, will coach the B. U.

freshman hockey team this Winter it was learned by the Globe last night. Maker intends to continue coaching, at Framingham High School, feeling that the two I tY NOW NEW OW EW klow opw LW NEW NEYi NOW NOX 1410W N'---c" NOW sl'W NOV NEW -)YI NEW NOW O'NNV i Npw NEVI IOW NE NC I 7( 'I 1 sNI 0 V7 r-Nk Ne NE )V I NOW IOW 1EV, NOW OW NEW EV' NOW N0x I I 1, kfi 1 Y'''' s.10N:)cP i'-- I t- IENXI iNk. 0:," :1.1! 'LI ,,,,,4 I r- I I v'si 1 i -t: ''k 3 i ...::..........1.4..., I i I i '''''t, 110V NI: i I vier i Kinv NExi Donn, Bryant. rt; Dazzaro. Flaherty.

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Provascal. Returning rtib, Sullivan. Mankewich lhb; Haney. ileturrung from a trip to. New Lb.

York the Cardinal president said Score bY 'periods .1 2 3 4 Total today that he had talked to repreCharlestown ....0 0 8 0 6 Eouth Boston 0 0 0 6 6 sentatives of several clubs about Touchdowns, Sullivan. Kelly. possible trades. The Chicago Cubs are wilfing to School Sidelights trade Eddie Waitkus and the Cards Pepped up by their teams recent would like to have him but no deal! has win streak. Stoughton High rooters been arranged.

Hannegan said. forecast the school's most success- "The Giants will give up Johnny ful campaign since the unbeaten Mize and Walker Cooper, but we're 1941 team Stoughton have interested in younger players, he scored wins over Rock- said. The New York club made it and, 41-0, Abington, 19-6, and Stet- lain that outfielders Carroll Lock- son, 34-6, in its last three outings. man. Bob Thomson and Willard Stoughton opened with a loss Marshall are not for trade, Hanne- A A loi nn 4ineir I gan said.

I forecast the school's most successful campaign since the unbeaten 1941 team Stoughton have scored wins over Rock-and, 41-0, Abington, 19-6, and Stetson, 34-6, in its last three outings. Stoughton opened with a loss then nipped I NS -bb, iN IN" 'N-'-) IV i k' 1 XI 1 777 1 tn Vil I N''' tz -'i. i Ifilit I Nkt ...1 14 A 04 Ni 11 C. ''''''4' .:7 ..) rsi, 3: 1 4... 14, 4- 5,::: i ...1:.

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i 411 1 I Noszoor I f-17 r---- I-1 rl rol i il 1 .4 1 7.: Vi I te-v to Agawam. 12-20, Needham. 7-6, but bowed to Whitman, 6-13. Coaching Stoughton is Alberti Twomey, one of the town's 1 greatest sehoolboy athletes and later a Boston College star. Ray Valas, iormer Medford and B.

U. lineman, i is assisting Tuck. Stoughton's1 leading scorer to date is George Howlancl, 160-pound senior. Howland. has scored eight touch- downs and three extra points.

Capt. Cowgill has registered four and in six games has turned in tight runs of 25 yeards or better. Dick Mc Lea is Stoughton's passer. Seven of the teams 18 touchdowns this season came on Mc Lea aerials. Against Rockland Mc-Lea completed 13 of 15 passes.

Earl Leonard rounds out the back-In the line are Art O'Day and Felix Santos. ends; Lou Baeta and Dan Lipsky, tackles; Dick Deeg and Mike Georges, guards, and Gil Baker. center. If Dedham High is at full strength Saturday, Coach Jack Ileaphy thinks his team will give undefeated Malden Catholic a Minor injuries have hindered Dedham in training this week. Tom York, the hustling halfback, is nursing a sore throat but should- be ready for Saturdays tussle.

0, Jim Murphy, Charlestown center, was hurt at Fens Stadium yesterday. He was X-rayed for a possible fracture of the pelvis at City Hospital last Sal Cassaro expected to join the East Boston squad this week but has been notited that his ineligibility status won't expire until the end of the grid season. Cassarn was a regular halfback for Eastie last Fall. Jim "Whizzer" White, ace Eastie back in 1947. is a member of the Lawrence Academy team Which meets Tufts College jayvees at Medford Friday.

Boston College 11igh puts its undefeated slate on the line Saturday agIstpotent Chelsea. Chelsea. '1ealth of backfield material 14111 straight. will possilide fracture of the pelvis at City Hospital last Sal Cassaro expected to join the East Boston squad this week but has been noti- ted that his ineligibility status won't expire until the end of the grid season. Cassarn was a regular halfback for Eastie last Fall.

Jim "Whizzer" White, cr ace Eastie back in 947. is a mem- of the Lawrence Academy team which meets Tufts College jayvees at Medford Friday. BOstOn College High puts its un- defeated slate on the line Saturday potent Chelsea. Chelsea, v4 "Ilealth of backfield material ot 14ur straight, will I 4 4 4 i'1 0 4Yft 1 4' 4 4 NOW I ci .1 NI .0 I t-, BUY IT ON TAP BY THE BOTTLE )7 No mu. ik a nos mot All AP INA AIM A ON TAP BY THE VI II I yl kil si ,7:71...

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I 0 IEV NOsli NEW 110V 141,.. fenseman of Stoneham, has been appointed team captain again thi ti, NoY IN a 10, NO1, season and will lead his mates Now 1,,,,,,, 1,,,,, I NOvvy 1 Vy 'il 3 3 3... against the Valleyfield Braves to- 4 3 morrow night and the Montreal Royals Saturday night in their l'f ,1,0,1 1 tm 1, ti flavt Quebec Senior Hockey Leage 'L i' I .1 3 i ,43... 3 EV NO 'sq i '0 li NLJr)1I Nrsv' NOVI va I I wi, NNOFVJ1 ttmi games at the Boston Aren a. for- Marcel Fillion, vetean Pi CA' Nr)WI ward, has been named alternate captain.

1 e4k THE JAMES HANLEY COMPAtit PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLANDNir-lAvt 0 jobs will not conflict. Thompson Captain of Olympics Sextet am Thompson, Olympics' defenseman of Stoneham, has been appointed team captain again this season and will lead his mates against the Valleyfield Braves tomorrow night and the Montreal Royals Saturday night in their Quebec Senior Hockey League games at the Boston Arena. Marcel Pillion, veteran Pic forward, has been named alternate captain. NOW NEW NOW NE NOW IOW NEW NOW NOW NEW EV NOW NEVI Novi- NFAy! Now i NOW 10X NE NOYI 110X NEW NOV) NI'Vi NOW cyTHE JAMES 'WV -NrY' HANI-Er COMPAIsit NOW ta-V NOW PROVIDENCE, RHODE NOW NEV NO' I XI VI NEAYI 'N NO NFy" Niow NEA NOW iJOW tEW NOW.