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PAGE 20 PITTSBURCH SUN-TILCGRAPH THURSOAT, APRIL I Hi Roe Toes Slab In Last Game With Sox SPORTS Joe DiMass'io Seen As Possible 'New Babe Ruth' They'll Do It Every Time By JIMMY HATLO By HARRY KECK, Sports Editor Will there ever be another Babe Ruth in baseball, and. if io. is he among the playeri who will go to the post in I ur -r- JM, "V7 this tint post-war season? That's a question some of the people in the game have tumc UN UK WJ My VA HC HOLD-UP bOVo AKE WO WE CAN DISCUSS "fi-fE ACE AT mAGAlrTffffViE ONE FOOT IN AND ONE Southpaw Pitcher Back In Condition By CHARLES J. DOYLE Waff CitrrrwiMNKfteiif WICHITA, Apil 11. Preacher Roe gets his first real test this afternoon as the Pirates and White Sox end their long transcontinental series in this capitol city of been kicking around.

Top candidate at the moment it Joe DiMaggio, back .1 I "I I niaai- amateur baseball. The Bucs downed the Sox, 3-2, yester day in Tulsa, with Eddie Albosta and Johnny Lanning starring on the slab. Roe is eagpr for action and Much Better! YESTERDAY'S SCORE witn ine I anneei. s-ruici r---bilities are Ted Williams of the Red Sox and Dick Wakefield of the Tigers. The man who will capture the imagination of the fans along Ruthian lines will have to be a lusty clouter like the Babe.

Williams. Wakefield and DiMaggio come closest to answering that description. Given time, the Pirates' sensational young rookie, Ralph Kiner. also may qualify. More than mere hitting will enter into the picture, however.

The man who takes the place of Ruth will have Manager Frisehi said the southpaw would travel as far as his form arid stuff justified. But he nir' a I i- also announced that the Arkan-san would not be considered as a am. i th 1 1 I Ra.rta. pf A 1 1 a. 1 starter for the opening game against the Cardinals.

ROE IS GOOD CONDITION Preacher was tough on the Cardinals last season, but his unfortunate head injury in Febru to have some of the human qualities Kiner, ef 4 (I II 4 8 0 Klliolt, .1 1 1 Karnnait, In 1 a I) a 1 llnhKren, lb 0 0 1 RaneM. If 1 I 1 t.ioufrlildo, I I Cm. I II 1 1 Zak. 0 1 Nntltll. a 4 ft I It alhoala, 1 1 0 1 lannlua, 1 a rirtrher, lb 1 0 I Totala 1 7 VI Til i 1MIITK kbt 1 Art.

B. A. S. DEAL UP THERE. IT WONT ti in A Nr BEEN HOLDING UP THAT FOOT OUT OF THAT A HOLD VOU UP LOr-pusHRKSHT I ELEVATOR FOR.

TEN DUMBWAITER LIKE I WAv7S.kf ANCTFlCE-ANTHEMfiOIN'JUST T2 1 VPLAC6? Si) DON'T CARE-THE rm TAKE HALF com iwt, irme mrnm trvmfArt. world rights HKsmviff 4-U PORT that- maHe Ruth a loved figure. He JOE DIMAGGIO will have to have the Babe's personal ary made him late in reporting and up to today he has pitched only one inning. Roe's actions magnetism, his flair for the dramatic and his easy and friendly are those of a well-conditioned hurler and there is a possibility that he will start one of the three games in St. Louis.

Vinnie Smith and Jack Bar Muaea, rf I'orrrlirhr. rf Raker, Kennedy. 3b Hodaln, if ApiHiua. Mlehaela, Troitky, lb -lone, lb Kolknrav. tb HIKH.

2b Tucker, rf FernanoVs, ft Treah, r. Rlciii-y. Caldwell, Wri.ht Tnlale .1 0 1) 0 0 a 1 ft It 0 4 1 1 9 it a i 4 (i ft 3 114 1ft 1 ft ft 1 ft ft I 1 II 4 0 II 1 ft ft I I I a ft ft a a a ft 37 1ft i rett stood out in the Pirate triumph yesterday. Barrett made three hits and scored the winning run. Smith caught another full game and on three occasions he rapped enemy hurlers for smashing drives.

way with the hero worshippers. Scribes traveling with the Yankees have noted a change for the better in DiMaggio, best of the group of murderous hitters of JoeMcCarthy's club. He has changed from a shy, retiring player to an engaging one, having come to realize that a closer association and kinship with the fans is a desirable attribute of a leading personality in the sport. There never will be an exact duplicate of the great Babe. They threw away the mold after be was cast.

But we may some day get a player who will match him in the grip he held on the fans. And when such a man arrives he will tower head and shoulders over all the other players of the game. The Good Friday Baseball Controversy The question of whether or not the Pirates should. have postponed their opening game at home from Good Friday to the next day without being asked to do so and whether or not they should have been "presured" into doing it, as they were, has become a controversial issue with the fans. Vinnie doubled off the left Hnlli-d for Caldwell in Hip nlnlh.

field wall in the third. He drove PIKATKM 8 ft ft ft ft I ft HIIITK SOK ft II ft ft 1 ft ft 11 Kun baited In Barrett. Klnrr. Smith. in a run with slashing liner in Curtrliht.

Two-ban bite Smith, Barrett, the fifth and, in the seventh he Wright. Stolen base Applinjc. Barrett. got hold of another which Hodgin snared off the let wall The Man She Could Have Married.) BUCS GET TO RIGNEY Albosta worked six rounds, holding the Sox to four hits, Saerlflre lilt Albonta. Ilouhle Playn Appllnjr to Knlloway to Tronlty; Kolloway to ApplliiK to Trnsky; Dahlgren.

nnanalated, IWt on baw Plratea a. White Mox ft. Huso on ball Off Albonia 3. off Ijin-nlnir of Klgney 1, off Caldwell I. ltrnek out By Albonta t.

by Miming bv Klflley 1. by Caldwell 2. Hit. Off Alboeta, 4 in ft innlnaaj off Lanning, i In inning'; off Kinney, ft In II Innlngn) iff Caldwell. 1 In ft Inninga.

Wild pitch Alhoala. Balk Albnsla. Winning pltener Alhoftta. pitcher Rlgney. t'mplreg 4'onian, Harr and Paaaareiia.

Time of lame Attendance 1 3011. Lanning finished up in fine style. The Bucs mixed three hits off Johnny Rlgney in the fifth Fesler 'Selling Pitt To Scholastic Stars to score two runs, Appling's Leo Kelley Cops AAU Ring Title BOSTON, April 11. Leo Kel error helping. Barrett doubled In the eighth with one out, stole third and scored on Kiner's long fly.

Fir Exhibition Baseball YESTERDAY'S SCORES At Columbua R. H. E. Brooklyn OIAOAAAO f) 1 3 0 You 11 find them ganging up on Dotn siaes in conversations wherever they meet. There are some who say the schedule-makers should have avoided the date, or that all of the clubs should have taken the initiative themselves, or that the Pirates should have been diplomatic about the matter and acquiesced when it was brought to their attention instead of waiting until they drew down on themselves a resolution from City Council.

And there are others who hold that, since the theaters, bars and other public places will be open for business on the day, baseball should not have been discriminated against, especially in view of the fact that the game was not scheduled to get under way until 3 o'clock and would not have interfered with anv religious services. These I man Tucker robbed Ralph of a triple as he ran down the long ley of Pittsburgh holds the Na New York (A 1 1 6 0 0 0 0 11 2 drive. The foe scored one run on By JACK HENRY Little Headlines-. Bailerlen-Hnlten, Lomhardl (21. Roy '7 and Anderson.

Howell: Marthall and tional AAU featherweight boxing title today. He outpointed each of the Pirate pitchers. When Mark Twain found his Sllvegtrl. It was the Bucs fourteenth win Gerald Laborie of Gary, to private affairs in a hopelessly At Norfolk. Va R.

H. B. in 22 starts against the Sox. cop the 125-pound crown at Bos jumbled condition, he solved the New York lAI'B' OOTGQnOO 0 7 7 Norfolk (Pled) 011013rlO 0 ft 2 Montgomery to Risk Title ton Garden last night. Katterie Ardltma and Robinaon; Mur situation by a lecture tour, Another Pittsburgh amateur, ray and Craler.

Ben Skelton, a light-heavyweight BOB MONTGOMERY will defend his Pennsylvania-New York version of the world lightweight title in a 15-round bout with Allie At Wlcht'a, Kan. R. H. E. St.

I.oula (Al 4000200 107 18 1 also reached the final round only Chicago IN) 000100000 1 to be knocked out by Bob Fox Stolz of Newark at Madison Square Garden May 17. Stolz once before took a crack at the crown, losing to Sammy Angott May 13, Batteries Onlehouse. LaMacchia (ft and Manciuo, Helf; Blthnrn, Prim (4i, worth of Chicago in the first Hrickaon (8). KiMto. (8) and Llvingiton.

round. Foxworth won the 175 Schefflnff. 1942. INS. BOB CARPENTER, president of the Phillies, has signed a con pound title in 1942 and '43.

thus At Columbia. 8 latter go on the theory that there is no law to compel people to attend a game on a day of religious observance or any other day and that the club would have to stand the loss if it played and such action proved unpopular and the majority stayed away. The issue has been settled by putting back the opener to the next daySaturday of next week but the arguments continue pro and con nevertheless. Hagen Predicts Lower Scores in Golf After watching Herman Keiser win the Masters tournament at Augusta, and turn in one round of 68, four under the like of which has no parallel in American history. Wes Fesler, the Pitt football coach, must be reading biographies of Twain in his spare time.

At least he is bkelton defeat was no disgrace, Washington 20010000 0 3 lft 2 Philadelphia (NV 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 tract with TWA to fly the entire National League squad home after bKeiton defeated John Tucker Batteries Heafner, pieretts (7) and Evans, Early: Lopatka. Pearson (3) and a game with the Cubs in Chicago on June 12. AP. of Columbus, in the semi Hernsley. finals and fought Foxworth two CORNELL has signed Harold McCullough, star back of its At Md r.

hours later. Foxworth bv win 1939 team, and Art Boeringer, All-America center at Notre Dame in ning became the first boxer in Philadelphia (A.) 001000130 SH 1 Baltimore (Int 01010301 ft 10 Batteries Newsom. Fowler (SI, Knott and Kosar, Wast and Kahn. 1926, as assistants to Head Football Coach Ed McKeever. INS.

Chilly Sauce The Pirates yesterday were ordered to run in the outfield and In 10 minutes bets were flying as to who could beat whom running. The first race saw Frankie Gustine beating Bill Clemensen In a close sprint. Aldon Wilkie beat several of the hurlers and then challenged Alf Anderson, who Is a real runner. Andy won by a step two. Nick Ktrince-vich beat half a dozen pitchers as he staged a fine run, and then came the grand finale a 100-yard dash between Jim Russell and Bob Elliott.

Jim agreed to spot Elliott five yards and Honus Wagner started them, with players of both clubs looking on. At the half way post, Jim was breathing on Bob's neck, but rugged Robert, let go with a surprising burst of speed and won the event. history to capture a National con vine the Wes tesier AAU title three times. The final par, Walter Hagen, the old champion, is out witn trie predic round results: tion that tne National upen tournament wis year wiu piouucc 112-pound class ClVld Bunt R.n.ll Quotes At Terra Hauts, Ind. R.

H. K. Cincinnati .000100000 1 7 0 Detroit 00020000 2 7 1 Batteries Vander Meer and Mueller Trout and Swift. the lowest scores in its history. outpointed Toahl Miyamura.

Hawaii. 118-pound clato Tunehi Maruo, Ha Missouri philosopher by trying to solve his toughest current problem by a public-speaking program that would do credit tn a chautauaua headliner of Jenkins Boxes Reynolds Hagen. now an official for a sporting goods concern waii, outpointed Wallaoa flmith I never saw a hitter like Ralph Kiner of the Pirates. When it 126-nound clam TJrn vtpi.i.v.v vrwTa points out that championship scores have dropped an average of five strokes every 25 years, and says that the average Dunuij, outpointod Gerald Laborie, Gary, Inner standing. comes to power he's got 'em all At Richmond, Va R.

H. B. Cleveland 1 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 New York (N) 1000001204 ft 1 Batteries Johnson, Black 18) and Lel-lar; Kennedy, Joyca (7j, FlsUst (9) and Kluttt ma. 3 0 niaoepoll, winning score will reach the middle 60s by 1970 He adds Fesler readily admits that for FIGHTERS' WEIGHTS Ji-nkin. 148Hf.vwoMi Thnmaf 14J Frd Robrrtu 1 0 Sulk Mclaughlin Kl bllld pointed Jot V.l, Soattla.

147-pound Class Robert Tnlf.ahlta tj. 140 HI Hi 1(1 "rrom tne way the present generation is giving attention to Dlayintr the same, and from what I him to produce a Pitt eleven that can cope with the schedule it is beat a mile. TAFT WRIGHT Slugging outfielder of the Chi cago White Sox. At Oklahoma Cltv. Okla R.

H. E. DadlT 13ft Tgl wail, outpointed Roscoe Hlnaon, New York ISA-pound elass Harold Anspach.U. 8, St. Louis IN) 321010001 ft 1 have been able to see and study in the way of scientific necessary to sell Pitt to district rrtrdmM Llllo Mt lor welch-In.

Okla. City (Tex) 00000100 0 1 5 4 w. c-nerrv point, n.ttr.iHf. high school stars. advancements in eauioment.

there is no doubt that the Hatteries Brecheen. Grorisirkl (ft) ana Rlrs. BurmeMer; Stroupt, Matley (4) and Crowds at exhibition games oiomcjr cmt-eicy, uniCAgO, 173-pound elass "Boh Foxworth. CM Bv JIMMY MILLER ON SPEAKING TOURS current 25-year period in golf will see startling reductions cao, knocked out BEN SKKLTON have been of record proportions. One of the hardest-hitting wel PITTOnrTDlJ xi uevim.

At Newport News. Vs. R. T. Such experts as Pop Warner, in championship scores.

mat rouno, Heavvwelrht eljiu We are on the threshold of our terweiehts to come along here in Brooklyn 1130300007 10 0 wovriana, ouipointeo Raymond Stevant Pointing out that he played against the law of averages years, Willie Jenkins, Homestead Philadelphia. 000 1 00 1 0O 2 1 Chick Meehan and Andy Kerr to mention just three long have insisted that this area cradles Four Knockouts -winner In l4a-'. IRetainad till. to win his many championships, Hagen said that the same Neero. tries lor nis nini Batteries Webber.

Relnrtsen (7), Pallca (St and Dapper; Wilson, O'Neill (4) and Welp. straight knockout io oouts At McKeesport type of play has brought a 10-stroke drop in the winning core of the United States championship in the 50 years that when he meets Sparky Reynolds of Indianapolis In the eight our Knockouts in 14 bouts more topnotch football material than any comparable district in the country. For years Jock Sutherland benefitted by getting more than his share of this greatest baseball season. FORD FRICK President of the Rational League. The putt's the thing In golf.

A lot of things can happen, but I never knew a cup to climb out of its hole and go looking for a ball. WALTER HAGEN. round main bout of Bill Dumer highlighted the semi-monthly show at the Aragon Arena to Tales From The Tee By TOM BIRKS amateur boxing show at the Mc YOU CAN'T GROOM A BALD HEAD Keesport Palisades last night night abundance of talent. But since event has been played. "This five-stroke drop," he adds, "coincides almost exactly with the results of the British Open championship, where the winning average has been lowered 15 strokes in the 75-yar life of that event.

With the law of averages in mind, I believe the stars should be hitting below 280 in the National Open at Cleveland." Other bouts: The summary: the celebrated Code Bowman was lon Alderson defeated Ynuns? rtreal Allen Thomas, Hill, vs. Bolton Sam Martin defeated Roger Shiflet, Johnny Porca defeated Bob Smith. Billy Josenh Ford. Homestead, six rounds established district schoolboy stars have given Pitt the finger- The Pennsylvania State Hnlf Former American and British Billy Heeps, Carnegie, vs. Ralph wave as they headed for greener Open golf champion.

Friedman, Bellevue, four rounds Association today announced the dates and courses for the playing aeicaieo. iwjy biow, am nought defeated Bud Myers, Clinton Knox won by technical knockout over Willie Bosko, 2 rounds; Buck Donnelly defeated Bob Phillips, Carl Brennan defeated Angelo Bocco, Pick Dornln defeated Tom Clayburne, Don pastures. Kid Taee. McKees Rocks, vs. Fesler's sauad for spring prac Jimmy Dudley, Canonsburg, four vi me ovaie Amateur and Open tourneys, discontinued during Pirate Personalities rrea won oy tecnnlcal knockout over Billy Hlnes, 3 rounds; Junior Parent) rounds; Irish Chuck MCLaugn- me war.

Weight-Lifters' Program Set tice sessions has dropped from 145 to a figure varying between sA l.UrLj1 that- shelved that knocked out Ram Youmraan. 1 rounds: lln. McKeesport, vs. Bussy Lillo, Tom Burns defeated Sam Klrkland, Joe Choura won by technical knockout over Bellatre. four rounds, and 40 and 60, but he Reiuy carson, 1 round; Carl Toailcblk 4.fMlul William VInBn headache long enough yesterday ComDetltion will be in six Eddie Sulk, North Side, vs.

Billy Robert, Bellaire, four rounds. weight classes In the annual Al to sav legheny Mountain Association Raffa Evens Score PREACHER ROE Pitcher His speech and mannerisms reflect the quaint humor and picturesque background of the Ozark Mountains and Arkansas, his native state Neither Bob Burn AAU senior weight-lifting cham Between Rounds a lie njiiaicui will be held at hiladelphia's Spring Mill course on July 11, 12 and 13. with the 36-hole medal play sectional a 1 if ing "I am trying to interest district high school football stars that from a long-range point of view It Is better for pionships at the Downtown With Bertolino Hartal CommUntouer Mb MoatfouttrT YMCA Saturday night They are 123, 132, 148, 163, 181 and heavy them to enroll at nn man to MEMPHIS, April accent offer elsewhere that weight. hM ruled ft mrrltnr iwmi jmlfi-a Mid tlmrlteepr tn Cn-MMltB am. oM al -mlMlon al e'clwk tMr lf dlHtuw to nw foul MUM Jw Burono, local OnldMi dim lifhtwolfhl rhMiploa, mill fen lark Wfttkln la the fralnr limit at There will be three Olympic Mike Raffa, 129, Pittsburgh featherweight, smarting Irom the short end of an unpopular appear more attractive on the surface." round (sched lifts, the two-hand military press, In this connection, Fesler al snatch and clean and jerk.

uled at the 1 1 1 urgh decision in a bout with Eddie nor hit randpa Snauy" can Cive you better plc- ftirai nf Of. Outstanding entries Include readv has appeared at affairs Bertolino, 132, last month, won a Field Club on 1 I I Joe Wargo of McKeesport, s-A VslL---j Tuesday, June Charley Wolff aalMmm ana Offtaa Warkwi' unieti, Loral 4M at the Atatoa Arena Monday nKht Buddy Komar'a nwrt bout will on Bialnut an opaonnil ta Bama In Buffalo Tfly nlM an Haiti, Now ta.Ua nilddliwlth. will Undo wlla Jim Crow of Chicago la tko fltht-mmit armt-flnai to Uw Tommy heavyweight record holder; Ed sponsored by servicemen's or ganlzatlons, employees clubs, fraternities, high schools, bus for several years The son of an Arkansas doctor, the southpaw is blessed with a remarkable sense of humor and the fact that he lives in the outdoors and hunts and fishes In the off-season enables him to mix his gift with tales of the woods and streams In Pullmans or in the clubhouse he often holds forth with his Arkansas drawl and generally has a big audience The Journalistic efforts of the late Vi lli Rogers that started with "All I know is what I see in the papers" were no funnier that the recitals by Preach Roe Is an honor student In the school of base ball and he'll talk shop at any hour, which Is why he knows what he Is about when on the mound The tall, very lanky star belles the power that enabled him to lead the National League In strikeouts last season He Is only 28. By CHILLY DOYLE, with the Pirate. 18.

Knox M. Young, of the 10-round decision over the New Orleans boxer in a return engagement last night. He scored three knockdowns. ark folkt MV7tT ward Schmltt, Downtown 148 Shannopln Country Club, will de pound record holder, and Gro YMCAs. Kiwanls, Rotarians, OUT ver Ferguson of Brownsville, 132- Lions, in Pittsburgh, East fend the title he won at the Oak-mont Country Club the last time arlea VA A (P readier) IW" Roe Al- IS pound clean and Jerk record If your hair Is dull, drab or College Results Washington, Homestead, All auiDDa.

Coraopolis, Avonworth, the event was played, holder. The 36-hole medal play Open BASEBALL Yni-Bllly Ollr. framm at YoubM-towa Turnday Cnurk Taylor bale Tony Martrnllano In a 10-rnunilr at thr Mt. Mchnlan Arena, Nfw York, tonight Ii Hmhoi, formerly of tho Hill and now of Barberton. -pin the puaehea of Middleweight Chan-nlon Tony Salo la a non-tltlo iernp la Omaha tomorrow ntihl.

Softball Meeting Listed Exhibitions will be given by dingy and your coat collar is laden with dandruff, that is a different story. These conditions may ba Ambridge and Crafton. His future book shows appearances Kim hu lit Kidsr Pete George of Akron, National North Illinois Trsntnn 7 Rutgrrs IS Tsraplt though he till suffers from a ser- lout Injury In a basket unior champion at 148 pounds, listed for Mt. Pleasant, Greens- tournament goes to the Aroni-mink Country Club, Philadelphia, on Friday, June 21. It should attract all of the topnotch profes and Jack Stanley, also of Akron, Preacher Roe burg, California, Monessen, Ava caused by improper hair and scalp hygiene.

A healthy, well groomed head of hair is an asset worth keeping. National -junior heavyweight Ion, Swissvale, McKeesport, Mf. Columbia Princeton Moravian Psnn Military Marietta i Wuantlco Vlllanova TKNNIS ft California LafayetLa ft Hwarthmore Ohio U. 12 Maryland 10 Navy 12. A reoreanization meeting of champion.

An "Allegheny Coun sionals and amateurs in the state. Lebanon and Evana City. the Metropolitan Softball League ty Best Built Man" contest will Come In today for a consultation will be conducted by Tom Keny PLAYERS DISSATISFIED Slippery Rock be an added feature. and examination which is made Niblick Shots at 813 Liberty Avenue at 7:30 Various factors are responsible The first event is scheduled without charge or obligation. You o'clock tomorrow night.

mt taa Nlgklaad Club Bra will be told frankly whether or for the sudden drop in attend for 6:30. planning stag marly on WeUuMdar, A am sa, I hoaw fliarlev Wolff, what ance at the spring drills, which Barons Out to Cop have three week to run. Many will celebrating his fiftieth anniversary aa the ft rat Anterlran-awra Ball Btnfea candidates realized they were Half a iwatajn asm. Wolff went Into tha gulf shoo nf the old Allegheny CalderCup Tonight not we think we can help you. Fees for treatment ara moderate and are payable as the treatments are taken not in advance.

There is a separate department for men and women. OFFICE HOURS! Mfts Wid M. I t. M. Tatt Sat.

9 A. It I Mi not varsity calibre and withdrew quietly from the scene. The coaching staff cut 15 more as BUFFALO, April il Cleve Country (lab an Rrlghtaa aaaul. How ver, ha didn't stay Htac, apeninst ins. aery stan-a on tha sauna avenue.

His two sons. Dr. Regis Wolff aad Dr. harley Wolff, teamed tugether on rtt' golf land's "old men of American unsuitable. The Army snatenca League hockey" will be out to bsm waa ta Wesleta nnaayla Center Jim Stopford And Half capture their fourth Calder Cup here tonight when they shoot for vaala Janloe and Anaaieas esianiBlunsbipft and Blso paired with his dad to win iIm Malliel ratkers and Sob tula, harley it, la serving with tha Navy In Japan, back Jimmy Joe Robinson, the baseball varsity claimed Tackle PmaMewr W.

R. I "III i A Mr Is najulac the decisive victory In a best- JOHN E. WARNER Buck Johnson and one player esaiafnlttaea ht lUBarvkHi that svsat, ball fame, Preach Is regarded by rirate wtseaeres as the No. 1 Pirate hurlcr. Bin 14 wins and 13 defeats last year do not half describe his real value, lie could have achieved several more victories with his tight 2.87 earned run average that was far and away the best efficiency mark pouted by any Pittsburgh sharpshooter In the 1945 campaign Preach la glad to be a Pirate for more than one reason.

In the first place, the Cardinals' chain gang really chains a player In the minors and when he reaches the parent club there Innt enough rash to go around alnca the Cards don't make as much profit a the Pirates "The two big breaks I got from Ht. Louis were when they gave me 13.000 for signing a contract when I got out of college and when they sold mo (a Pittsburgh," says Roe. "And my first contract with I ha plratea In 131 1 really surprised me," Roa was llltla short of a sensation In Colunv four-of seven-game series with Soma af tha Kastsrn serines ara aavlnc was dropped for failure to keep up in his studies. Many others, and Astociatti the Buffalo Bisons. Cleveland has won three of the first four however, quit because 01 ais Sun-Tefegroph Lists Track Meet The Sun-Telegraph will apotv sor the Allegheny Mountain Association AAU track and field championship meet on Schenley Oval on the morning of July Fourth" and will award gold, sliver and bronze medals to the winners, runnersup and third place finishers.

Events listed are: 100, 220 and 440-yard dashea, half-mile, mile and two-mlla runs, 120-yard high and 22ft-yard low hurdles, high Jump, broad Jump, shot put and (Hocus and Javelin throw. Entries close Saturday, June 22, with arl Olson, Pitt cosch, at 500 Magee Building, and J. Zlfgy Kahn, Iran Kaufmana Settlement, Conn's Injury Not Serious GREENWOOD LAKE, N. April 11. (AP.) Johnny Ray, manager of Heavyweight Challenger Billy Conn, said today that the Pittsburgh boxer suffered "a little nip In the fleshy part of the left thumb yesterday but will be back In Uie ring boxing on Sunday." Ray said that Conn, who meet Champion Joe Louis In New York' Yankee Stadium on June 13, suffered the injury when the mlswo-s slipped a the tape was being cut from his hand after yesterday's workout.

"He It well along In his boxing and 1 gave him today off," said Ray. "He Is spending It at Atlantle City." games and needs only one more satisfaction with Joba they have HARRISDURG victory to repeat as circuit cham plon. received from the University. Hair Scalp Specialist It is the last-named problem Via Greyhound Express tna sams tninga anout trrs piatmnai coursa at Augusta, now that it haft stood up undsr Ihs assaulti of tha topllners la ths Musters tournamsnt, that they hava been saying about OakmoM svsrv tlmt ths stars have stubbed thslr toes against ths tough nar nf tha local soars. Tha tups ara unfairly placed on tha greens and svsrylhing else It too tough.

Anil, as in tha east nf Oakmont, ths blent Is unrsllrd tor. Oakmnat Bod tha National umply baiipen to bs golf eourass. Brodie Cops Cue Title Lefty Brodie won the 'West Penn pocket billiard champion- that Is giving Fesler his biggest Basketball Results 602 PARK BLDG, worry at the moment. Some players holding janitorial jobs MUX TOP YMCA 13 time-living buses daily over ths Pennsylvania Turnpike. GREYHOUND TERMINAL Ubsrly at Grant St.

CRtnt S700 ork a shift from 10 p. m. to Vbanila 41 SI. Mary's (Pott.) Connellavtlls 40 WMIHNAMKNT Tsrenliim ftl Knoxvtlis 3ft hoes Klv 7 Question Mark 3ft West New Inn 31 Fllrk mi SmlthfliM ATlMtli 2391 Toppers 21 warrlngten 7 t) rTttoi.i4i rnrm M.ATorra 1 a. because classrooms are not vacant until then, The more disgruntled of this group have petitioned Chancellor Ruful fitzgerald lor relict.

St Mary lhb 4A Holy amily 44 ship at Henger't Academy last night when ha defeated Andy Kline, 100-73, In II Innings. TO MAS. OFFICES COAST PiorruHtoNAU Ktw Tor ItaM a Saltwort Bu lists ,4 -s hu.ftrf.ir way at- is.iy ntk mvjKnf.