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'60 Training Camp Me tJOX illUlll II ds Sco dale EG By BOB IIOLBROOK SCOTTSDALE, Mar. 16 The week-end trip to San Diego was most revealing for the Red Sox. Several developments on some import materialized. Foremost is that the Red Sox will return to Arizona for Spring training next season, the decision having already been made by General Manager Bucky Harris. 9k A 5 7 i UP Word of the decison came from Ralph Kiner, who serves as general manager of the San Diego team.

a a Kiner was told to reserve the same week-end dates for next season for a series be tween the Cleveland Indians Globe Photo by Charleg Carey) BRUINS JOHNNY BUCYK scores winning goal against Montreal's Jacques Plante, despite being tripped by Ralph Backstrom (left). and Red Sox. The Cincinnati Reds are scheduled to move into Sarasota, Fla. Spring home of the Red Sox for 25 years. Today's Sports ilTri- Jul Bucyk's'Bug' What clinched the Red Sox HOCKEY Old Colony) decision to stay in the Cactus League, Weymouth tv.

in I 1 U.U. llUUp UlllCUUlC rri i 1 rp ip Club, 11 p.m. (netted in the series against RACING Horses, Lincoln ueveiana in an uiego Downs, 1:45 p.m. Racing! esumaiea mai e.cn results. WHIL.

(1430 ke.) team took out some $18,000, 10 1 5:35 p.m. ncmae uig i ime roes which isn bad going lor a week-end in Spring training. Fifteen MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1953 Brockton Club', 'Old Men' Win Fit Off. Didn't Halt B's Star Johnny Bucyk has been complaining about not feeling well and being weak. That's been going on for over a week since he was hit by a "bug" in Toronto.

"I told the doc after the time tonight," he smiled, "I won't mind feeling this way right along as long as I keep scoring goals." Attendance for the three games was 22,579. This is only 7000 short of what the Red Sox drew for 12 games in Sarasota last year. Another angle now being ex By ERNIE ROBERTS Boston University's basketball schedule is gaining in stature as rapidly as the team's reputation. When the surprising Terriers returned home to a hero's welcome from Charlotte, N.C., last night, athletic director Vic Stout reported there, would be 13 or 14 major schools on next year's schedule. Pretty Good Pitcher N.E.

Ice Crown plored is the possibility of a week-end series in San Francisco against the Giants. This is a veritable Spring gold mine LEWISTON, Mar. 16 The Wetrell Chih of Brockton. fouling out with eight minutes to play. pressed with the poise his boys showed before an 11,000 partisan crowd in Charlotte.

i for major league teams. Travel is so ouick these davs and "We're playing Bradley, Northwestern and Syracuse among said Stout "And we're getting more major games in our own gym." West Virginia star Jerry Pf "igettingqicker-that a Boston "We felt if we could get by west piayea wiin lour xouis, Maine Youth Center this team playing on the Pacific Coast hardly is a novelty. week-end. UConn in the opener, we'd repeated warnings for all right" said Zunic. Further revenue is in the Yet the WTetzells, made up For a fellow who complains cf being' weak, Bucyk has done his scoring in the final periods cf both Saturday afternoon's and Sunday night's games.

In offing this Spring with the trip How about Christmas tournament possibilities? guess the boys just kept getting more confident, finally draw that fifth foul. scheduled through Texas, with "West is quite a ball player definite." said realized they were a darn good mostly of "old men" at least old for playing in fierce hockey competition, rolled to the New England A.HA Senior Open "Nothing each he scored two goals to Stout. "They're talking aboutjdub. Actually we hadn't hadbut he doesn't need any warn-. the Chicago Cubs offering the competition.

These are the only major league teams going boost his season's total to 24, that r.armispl Tnnrnnmpnt fin kuou niuuung uku su. -uU1v. Kjn me nrst or nis iwo goaisi, T. fiv ramps Our defense championship last night and qualified for the Nationals this through Texas thu season and last night which put the Brums Navy And our foul- attendance figures should be iiicf x-'vy icfli wiaooi ai wail- week-end in Green Bay, Wis, ahead to stay in the 5 to 3 win B.U. BITS: Amplified cheers from B.U.

students listening in the Sargent Gym were piped shooting. over Canadians, he was tripped Jf-. and will know more heavy. RED SOX Past Seventeen BROCKTON i Page Seventeen "And then when we did have a good shooting night against West Virginia, it was our in for Friday night's victory over Navy But tfiey were by Jean Talbot as he was about to shoot. On the way down he took a swipe at the puck and N-E- Prest'e Grows foul-shooting which Jet us it went into the far corner.

He I He reported -that B.U.'s'nw put on the loudspeaker only be fore the game Saturday "Gave the boys quite a boost," Against Nats wound up crashing into the homegrown stars had put New We outscored the Moun-backboards. England on the hoop map by taineers by two goals from the 'I hurt my back going into reaching the N.C.A.A. quarter-floor and out-rebounded them. said Zunic There were lots of tears in our dressing room the Boards, he said. finals and almost tipped we must have missed after the West Virginia game.

The pain disappeared West Virginia. nine foul shots in the first half. The boys felt they were as good 83 West Virginia and, Heinsohn Seen next time ne was on xne ice "Syracuse lew Anareas aone oecause ne snowea no in enecis tcnairman oi tne se in whipping a backhander past lection committee) was inv with a break, could be playing in the semifinals at Louisville Bad Bounce on Rebound Jacques Plante for the final pressed. He thought his choice this week. With 10 seconds to play and goal of the night.

Wally Pipp Recalls Caldwell on Mound By RED SMITH ST. PETERSBURG, Mar. 16-When Mickey Mantle walked up to hit, Wally Pipp leaned forward for a better view from his box seat near first base, measuring the young man through narrowed eyes. "Real muscle," he said, "Isn't he? I hear he hiti hard righthanded, too." He heard right, he was assured; in fact, there were some who felt Mantle was a better hitter swinging as a righthander than from the other side. "He wouldn't have to swing so hard," Pipp said, "with all his power.

He strikes out too much. Would you believe it, when I came into the league ther wsra only three men held a bat clear down at tht end Babe Ruth, Joe Jackson and Bobby Veach. "Everybody else choked up, including Cobb. Take Lajoie and Speaker, two of the greatest bitten ever lived, with more than 3000 hits apiece. You can look it up, you'll find both of 'em went two whole years without hitting one home run.

"We were talking to Cobb one day. Ty, somebody said, 4If they'da played you like they do Ted Williams, shifting 'way over to rightfield, you'd have hit 1.000. I would like Cobb said. 'I'd have hit 2.000.' How often do you see somebody hit to the opposite field today? Everybody's a pull hitter." Wally Pipp is an old Yankee who played first base until Lou Gehrig came along. He's down here on vacation from his business in Lansing, a big, rugged-locking guy with close-cut gray hair and strong, pleasant features.

The Ball Had Snow on It Somebody hit a high pop fly. The breeze blowing in from Tampa Bay beyond left field caught the ball and swirled it, but a staggering infielder managed to keep his glove under it. "Ever see an infield triple?" Pipp asked. "Babe Ruth hit a ball like that, four miles straight up, and there was a wind like this blowing in. It went up and up and Ruth was running it out.

The shortstop and second baseman went for it. "They were both running in and they collided, and when the ball dropped safe Ruth pulled up at third. They had to call it a hit; nobody got close to B.U. loses three of the first trailing by two points, B.U had a chance when West Vir Playoff Kei seven men by graduation Including cocaptains Bob Cum of B.U. was vindicated and that the Charlotte regional was the best tourney he'd attended," Stout continued.

"West Virginia coach Fred ginia missed a foul shot. But ings and Jack Leaman and Hal Supriano The last named played very well against West Schaus came over and men Bucyk has done the scoring for the Uke line in the past two games Bronco Horvath has had no luck in trying to boost his total to 20 but he has picked up five assists BRUINS Page Seventeen tioned what a terrific job Matt Virginia, coming off the bench the rebound bounced off a Terrier's hand over to the southerners. Zunle was a bit upset about Ed Washington, who usually doesn't catch too many fouls, to bring the ball down court Zunic had done with our team." Zunic himself wajj im- J5 By CLIF KEANE Four men were called, Bill Russell, Bob Cousy, Tommy Heinsohn and Frank Ramsey, and all had the same story, so why go beyond them? This four-of-seven series, Tommy Heinsohn. If Tommy against the Mountaineer press Soph Tom Chamberlain also did well in filling ia for Washington at the end. TIMETOUT! From Everett, W.

Haven plays the ball he's capable of with the Syracuse Nats is going to be a gruelling job for the Celtics, all felt -that way, playing he one of the best in basketball we should be all right. "But Tommy has to play his very best basketball or we're Lead Two Mayors to and starting Wednesday night at the Garden there will be enough yammering, protesting' "lit in for a lot of trouble. We have to play hard on defense. Me? Well, I expect I'll be playing Jack Kerr at times and my cuz, Bob Hopkins, some of the oop Tourney Cheers time. and threats to make the old Cherry Hill rebellion sound like a prayer meeting.

The Celtics didn't want it this way, they wanted to play the New York Knickerbockers in the second round. The ones who picked the Knickerbock "You can rest assured that I'm ready to play a rugged series and I'm sure those guys By BILL SHECHMAN itimes. It was probably the bestI believe some of the players Mayor Philip J. Crowley of schoolboy game ever played in'on the basketball team played will know I'm on the court. on the baseball team." New Haven." But in my book, we have to ers were doing some wishful hoping.

But the way the Nats vacuumed the New York club Lee has followed his teams play a real great celcnsive series. When they send out Crowley is a firm believer in sports. "I couldn't get to Colorado very closely. "Hillhouse lost by ended their wishes. Everett and Mayor Richard C.

Lee of New Haven both are Democrats but they'll be sitting on opposite sides of the floor this Thursday night. Party lines aren't involved four points to Wilbur Cross in Here is how the four men for the Junior Legion world' Hopkins, Dolph Schayes andj George Yardley there' work to be done up front their first he said. summed up the series. Russell: "A real tough series "In the second they lost, 62 to 42, and in the third game last series, but I managed to watch the club play at Keene, N.H., and Portland, Me. "Win, lose or draw we'll hail the basketball team at the con is ahead for us, probably it will go seven games.

We have they haven't even met on a "So I'm looking for Heinsohn to show how great he is." CELTICS Page Sixteen personal basis. It's just that week Cross won by two points "You kids oughta be ashamed! our work cut out for us, that's Yankee haters at your aget" 'for sure. The key man will be clusion of the tournament" Everett collides with Wilbur with lm.40s. to play alter Hill- the ban." "When the ball came down," somebody asked, "did it have snow on it?" "Probably. When it came down, Babe was standing on third.

Only three-base hit I ev er saw land ia the infield." Moriarty's Dilemma A batter slashed a ball a yard or so to the left of second base. Bobby Richardson, playing shortstop for the Yankees, happened to be going that way. He kept on going just for the trip, you'd have said and thrust his glove out in a token gesture. The ball skipped once, smacked the leather fingertips and stuck. The impact turned Richardson off balance, but he had plenty of time to right himself, dig the ball loose and throw to first base for a wildly improbable putout.

Pipp's breath rushed out with a big "whoosh" of appreciation. "Shows what vou can do with those Cross in the New England house led by three points. Basketball Tournament at Bos-jThey're both rugged." ton Garden. Lee: 'Til have to cancel about 15 appointments from in Delighted Mayor Thursday through Sunday, but Crowley was disappointed I'm going to make the trip tohat he missed Evertt's Tech Boston. A couple of those ap Tourney victory ovei' Somer ville after his team's two losses pointments are important ones, but these games are more to Somerville during the regu lar season.

He missed that came ana also tne nnai Crowley: I haven't my ap- pointment book with me, but Matignon due to an attack of any I have on the mgnts Ji-v- flu erett clays will be in perfect health now gloves they have today," he said. The basketball lever nas said Crowley, "and I certainly struck everyone, as it usually RED SMITH Papc Seventeen plan to be there Thursday night. I was in bed during the Tech and had someone call me does early in March. Lee will be rooting twice as with the results of the games. A mi nuuueman "I was amazed when I heard Somerville was defeated.

It perked me up and was better than any medicine." Appears Headed hard as Crowley Two New Haven teams, state champ Wilbur Cross and Hillhouse, are competing. "My historians tell me that It is the first time in this tour-namoint that two teams are entered from the same city," said Harney's Win Clinches Spot In Masters PENSACOLA, Mar. 18 Crowlev said that Everett's team has that "never say die Back to Majors MIAMI, Mar. 16 (AP) A pitcher who onct was a bhj winner in the American Lee. "Yta driving up Thursday spirit, just like the Junior Le an ntiin in tav thrnuch Run-1 eion baseball learn mat eni io '-j In I Ml I i I i i i day under the fond assumption the world series in Colorado (AP) Slender Paul Harney, one of our clubs will be last year ana wsv me ua.

hMded the lon hittin Professional Hers Art Houtteman, a 31- tT accom-year-old righthander who Pllshd three major objectives pitched for Charleston of the ly winning the $15,000 Pensa-American last season, jcola Open Goli Tournament Houtteman is trying to win a Lraav NHL Standings champ." Lee said he expects to head a large delegation of New Haven folk into Boston. He's followed both clubs all season and has seen every state tournament game in which the teams have played. Pts. GF A Montreal 33 18 13 89 248 146 Athletics. BOSTON 30 28 9 69 195 205 Chicago 27 27 13 67 192 200 In three appearance, Hout His superb 19 under par 269 set a tournament record, virtually clinched an invitation to the Masters Tournament at tetnan has pitched eight In nings.

He hasn't allowed a An alumnus of Hillhouse played Lee aaid, "I was caught In the middle when Wilbur Cross and Hillhouse met in the state final. It was a hectic evening. New York 25 30 12 62 191 206 Toronto 24 32 11 59 172 193 Detroit 24 35 8 56 159 207 SUNDAY RESULTS BOSTON 5, Montreal 3. Toronto 6, New York 5. Detroit 4, Chicago I.

run and has given up only Augusta, and assured two hits. of a chance to play in the rich Yesterday, Houtteman iToumament cl Champions at worked three innings against Vegas. Baltimore in an exhibition ram. anil didn't allnur th KARNEl I THE JONES BOYS Sad Sam Jones, boxer Tiger Jones and K. C.

Jones compare strategy for big doings this week. Tiger will oppose Paul Pender tomorrow night Sam and K.C. are getting ready for the Celtic-Syracuse playoff game Wednesday, "The lead changed hands 17 I Orioles a hit. Pagt Seventeen times, the score was tied 11 mA'tkikmrek itilViiitlwAM(i ijsiVj'i A.foii&m0t&n(k4i, ntft $tmtm.