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Chiefs Roster 4r Shaping Mound Stuff Only Picks Remaining Like Old Times AL 'Cellar Race' Started Hy Associated Press, of fan demonstration uas cv the mound and Roger Maris. i The Senators second to The American League, its pected after the Sunday trade late of the A's, in right field Cleveland the AL with a race lor the cellar alreadv un- in ithich Cleveland general at The Red Sox club-record 163 home runs der wjy, -ets started on the manager a Lane a right-hander Tom last season, stalled unloading run for the nennant Tuesday swapped fan favorite Hoeky Brewer (10-12). against loser Tom Sturdivant midst a controversy Colavito to the Tigers for Baltimore, a i in the second inning after over a pair ol trades by the Harvey Kuenn. newcomers, a younp President Eisenhower had Cleveland I i a The Chicago While Sox, Jerry Walker (11-10) to face thrown out the first ball at a Uosion. a to a two the Senators' Pete Ramos i i Stadium Monday just about "ni'-k i straight pen units alter a 40- (13-19) in the Orioles' opener.

Jim Lemon homered in a a a i went i a i run second, and Roh Allison Ted Williams unloads tape measure home run, Battery Bats Breeze By Dick Becker Hollywood, Fla. Everything but the pitching staff was set Tuesday for the Lincoln Chiefs. Skipper Ira Hutchinson completed his labors with the selection of 6 more players. They are outfielders Paul Higgs and Dean Look, infielders Monte Bond and Julio Duran and catchers Ken Eeles and Dave Chitkowski. These players join outfielders Gene Duffy and Pug Williamson, second baseman Al Weis and first baseman Gary Johnson.

Hutch got his final look as Lincoln won a 3-1 pitching battle from Idaho Falls of the Pioneer League. Lincoln's skipper will probably bring 10 pitchers north with him. Few Additions White Sox Farm Director Glen Miller said there might be a few additions to the Chiefs' roster shortly after the beginning of the season. Here is a rundown on newest additions to the roster: Paul Higgs--Hit 282 for Clinton of the i League last year. He is 5-11, 168 pounds.

May supply the Ijnch needed by the Chiefs. Probably will open in left field. Native of Miami, now in 3rd year of pro ball. Dean Look--The White Sox' top bonus player of the season. Got a reported $45.000 when signed by Bill Veeck' and Miller.

Look was an All- American quarterback at Michigan State last fall. Played in Senior Bov.l loot- ball game. He is 5-11. 187. Julio Duran Cuban i fielder gomg into second year.

Can plav second, short. or 3rd. Hit 276 for Clinton last r. Bats and throws right. Impressive Monte Bond--Rookie signed by the Sox in spring camp, He is from Los Angeles.

Has I Coach Bill Jennings greet- an Saturday for 5 weeks un- been impressive with sound ed his 89 Nebraska football tjl late May. play at 3rd base. Sharp, line candidates with a full sched- i The annual Varsity-Alumni drive hitter. He is 6-0, 175 ule of stiff work as I960 spring i game May 7 is sandwiched W1REPHOTO for a last place i i i i played early, presidential opener Wynn (22-10) against Kansas in the AL laic a Mon- City and left-hander Bud day. The Senators, support- Daley 116-13) before an mg a 3 i peeled 37.000 at Comiskey by Camil.i Pavaia! i 4 Park the AL's lone 20- hotnc ri'iis.

1 Hie game i last year, started Sox 10-1 i on his 20th season and a shoot- Ted Williams' 493id home mu for his 272nd victory The run A's i the only club that AH thibs at it Tues- held an edge i 3 i i over the a and the game is at big nght-hander in 1959 Cleveland's Municipal Stadi- The Yankees, bidding for a inn between the Indians and comeback after last season's the Detroit Timers. A crowd 3rd place flop, went i of about 40.000 and some sort hander Jim Coates (6-1) on PAGE 13 LINCOLN, NEBRASKA TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1960 run second, and Bob Allison, Karl Baltey. obtained in a White Sox a and Billy Consolo hammered away in a o-i un 4 Pascual. 2(, a curve-balling rijjht-hander, had no trouble at all except for a second- inning home run by Williams (hat tied The Thumper with Lou Gehrig for 4 on the all-time list. Pascual, who won his last 5 decisions of '59, cracked Washington's strikeout record, set by Walter Johnson in 1910.

Trades Helped Lane Fed Up With WIREPHOTO Nats' Karl Battey (left) with winner Pascual. Hard Work Greets Spring Candidates Conditioning, Fundamentals Occupy NU as Drills Open pounds, drills got underway Monday! between both ends of Ken Eeles--Fine receiver, Conditioning and work on spring work. a x- rS ar damcntals topped the work Two kev experiments figure with Holdrege in Nebraska load Monday. 'prominently in the 5-week Slate League Hit only 214 Jennings indicated thev'11 session. Dave Chitkowski Rookie rcmain the Xo items he receiver.

Signed last August rest of this week to White Sox contract. Wills The Hu skers will drill each be No. 2 receiver unless addi-, Monday, Wednesday, Friday tmnal Violn ie tional catching help is sent i to club. Hutchinson expects to open the season with Johnson o.t first. Wcis at second.

Duran shoMstcp. Lv iv Bond at i' 1 -crier Hi Fast Finn Wins BAA the These include (1) overall personnel changes and (2) the outficM nr-H- Rcady to Go Both Lcok and Ilidiis- missec? some action due lo pat most transition of two-year halfback veteran Pat Fischer to quarterback. A tentative two-deep lineup issued by Jennings Moni day showed Fischer as the I No 1 quarterback and Don 1 Fricke as first-string center. campaigned at fullback last fall after plav ing 6 Boston A 0 as a soph two vears 1 jcsday rt n. a record breaking other personnel shifts oi trie a but two-year tackle vet Joe Gac- Trader, Gordon Targets Cleveland Out on St Clair A they hanged Frank Lane in effigy and laid out a likeness of Joe Gordon on a slab.

This was the way habitu- ees of the Pointview Grill showed what they felt about the trade in which Lane, Cleveland Indians' general manager, a slugger Rocky Colavito to Detroit for Harvey Kuenn. Gordon backed Lane up on his decision to trade the popular Colavito. While fans protested bitterly against Sunday's Colavito-Kuenn deal. Lane drew little criticism for Monday's trade of southpaw Herb Score to the Chicago White Sox for righthand hurler Barry Latman. The sports department of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, swamped Sunday with telephone calls, said the early callers opposed the Cola- yito-Kuenn trade by 9 to 1.

This ratio changed Monday to 4-1. On the Herb Score trade, callers favored the swap by a ratio of 3 to 1. Robert S. Anson a hanged a in effigy, stringing the dummy to a telephone pole in front of his home in a Heights. Anson he would lake the dummy with him to the stadium for Cleveland's opening same agaiim the Detroit T.gcis Tuesdav.

'Overrated 9 Twosome New York The real by Gil McDougald. He keeps through. I just think he can't reason Frank Lane, dynamic thinking it happen jn Cleveland Maybe general a a of the again. i Cleveland Indians, a "On the mound, when he's he pltch more effectlvel away slugger Rocky Colavito delivering the ball, he sneaks I i Cnjca witn the bigger and Herb Score, once ap- a peek at the batter. Before i ark and a manager like Al praiaed as a million dollar the injury, he never looked' Lopez who knows him and pitcher, was that he was sim- at the batter just at the' i nim anci ma ive nim ply fed up with both of them, 'catcher and the strikp rnno 'more sympathy." Score to Chisox.

In an exclusive telephone interview with The Associated Press. Lane frankly told on successive days, he swapped outfielder Cola- i to Detroit for Harvey Kuenn, and left-hander Score to the Chicago White Sox for Barry Latman, 23-year-old unproven right-hander. Lane did not 'say directly he was fed up with the two players but he candidly ex- "I don't think Score Lengthy History Of Trades is' As for the Colavito-Kuenn trade. Lane had a lot to sayj. These were among his comments "I made a survey this i of 8 or 9 of the league's best pitchers.

Without mentioning the pitchers' names, I asked them to name the most dangerous hitters and the toughest to pitch, to. Rocky was high on the list Cleveland ''Sav vou've of tne most dangerous but plained the shortcomings of got 50 decisi0ns to a and the pitchers agreed they can ea 30 of 'em turn out good 8 et him Among other tnings. Lane You're batting 600. but the Pitches. "lt tha th ll epa i critics the fans and out with certain Lane dealing.

Transfer Aids Columbus The already- potent Columbus track team has been bolstered by the transfer of Ted Englebart, standout discus thrower Leigh. Englebart. v.ho was at Cresion last year and the 1 a best i i btn tiie iia'e. of Colavito and Score, long- pVe TV a i i i "Every i rated time buddies and room- nu Kuenn as either the toughest mates, would result in great- i rT tf the second tou hcst to er harmony for the i ilch to with men Ott bas es. He believes Colavito is an i tf Colavitt awfa i Rocky was far down the list.

over-rated player arid that ret fotr Rocky helped us only when Score had slipped to the Kuenn from Detroit he hit a home run. ffis other point where he was useless weaknesses detract from his to the club. Bat said 3 vears a value. a JT-U- Hhen he was general mana- Lane the Cleveland In- He 1S slow ms arm 1S er ever. that he still regards in ne LI land in rat fle not both as fine young men and TM a TM StPr fielder, and he can't move has no personal grievance, Vdrai ais against either.

Trad er Lane "Toe Gnrdnn rinesn't likp Stranger to controversy. JUt VJUIUOII UUC9U I IIIvC 1 ctrtlrtic nut fliao nnf AV OO.M There have been several, slnKes out mes out or Frankie is no a runner he doesn't hit a home run, he either me." Lane said Score told sympathy for shoulder iniurics but a a apparently for usana was listed at guard and snouiaei injuries but la A o. competition and fm- ill Comstock. left half on Lane Up A Tree to go are ready were football stars. 0 Look will be pretty much question I isr.cd 49 seconds off tne rec- i ast year's freshman squad nr TM' 195T -was at right end.

in of mark but national champion Hutchinson wants to see him in more action before making up hi mmd. If Look opens in left. in center and right -t will be a colics at- outfirhi. Huffy was a basket- hall and Mar Noire Dame and Williamson attended Oklahoma State. In Monday's game, ihc fi nal exhibition Pat his country.

Kohta alont: the route had clipped seconds off mark set in John Kciicy. 29-ycar- Conn school ior rrut a- he neared The 2-deep lineup: Lrft MrDamrl. John Bond. Haw. Lrft nard--J Ponseixo.

Joe i Darren Don Hou- Kitht Sithl tarkln--Rnland MrDrte. Al sinwcd up saifmo. BIII cim- i 5 i laS'i iC'-V i r. Ron i 1 I iimc 2.2* o4. Kci- lev's a i in 1957 20.05.

(ialfb5rk -Grnr VV a d. Kirtil Fa: Gar? 2 20 fT Martin. Bill Thirn- Jnp re; i-H in KV His umc Confa- iii. M.J?*.. wa.s Cummmgs a.id Ro-i Mocllor ot Ncv limited Idaho Fali.s lo ork ChiD was sec- hits.

one by Look as a pinch- Hc wa? i in hjjtpj- in place was Jim Green Ron is makmc a hj-3 turn 1o Lin- for snd mninss for Man Fc-iK. got Ihr run on a sinslr. infirld "nt. wild pitch and theft of home. A walk 10 Johnson, then Hicks' triple and Williamson's single countered the olher two tallies.

Fonner Entries Allracl Prep Ci; timr. 2 maidrr. rjirr. rlainunc tntv TTtf. Richard McCoy of Hastings.

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(j-innn. rtf, i Vmr O'. ft Omana Ben- and Jot: Amslcr of Sioux ii? tarlST 5 (cntral. 1V Vlf m' doesn't have any i controversial swaps in Lane's! the ball to the left or me I'd Uke tJ' career. He made about lde of the infiel He doesn't be traded to a manager who 30 deals in 3 vears with! ow first thing about the is more Cardinals.

And before' hitand-run He is always HeTbeS" to look that, he had about sTMging for homers They svmpathv." Lane said, the American League with glamorize Rocky but don't -1 knew we couldn't keep th5 Chicago White Sox. Since hel the cl ivm any longer A- a a i 0 11 to the I i a in No- "ilie fans remember only of fact. I Herb a if he 1957. he's mad? about home run. They don't see v.anted Joe to like ail 5 about RT the liabilities.

I can see had to do was win some crs a come Hocky hitting 50 to 55 home games for us a st season runs in Detroit and still he Lane attributed i i not be as valuable as failure to win in recent years i Kuenn. That's because Kuenn to a mental i i 1 Chicago (UPD A small tn more complete ball(Score's record last year was private "plane containing BobiP Ia ver 9-11). "It's more psychological than physical." he said. "I Feller, former Cleveland In- "Detroit doubtless is chort- dians pitching ace. made a ling with glee over getting crash landing at Meigs Air-' Colavito.

They may not do believe he still hasn't gotten field Tuesday but Feller was so' when they realize his that terrible eye injury unturt. 'home runs don't necessarily he suffered in 1957 when he The plane was badly dam- win Barnes We had him. We was struck by a line drive hit aped. I nhappj Cleveland fan hangs Lane in R. "RIO" KIUION FORRESTER TRUCK AMARILIO J' c.

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