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DAILY INTELLIGENCER JOURNAL, LANCASTER, SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1954--15 Piedmont League Teams Must Remove Gloves From Field After Inning Official Piedmont League 1954 Schedule AT AT AT AT AT AT AT LYNCHBURG PORTSMOUTH NEWPORT NEWS. NORFOLK COL. HEIGHTS YORK LANCASTER Apr 22, 23. Apr 26-27 Apr 28, 29 May, 8, 9, 10 May 6, 7 May 29, 30 Jun 1-2 Jun 3, 4 Jun 12, 13, 14 Jun 9, 10, 11 May 18, 19, 20 May 21, 22, 23 CIRCUIT July 5-5 July 9, 10, 11 July 6, 7, July 21, 22 July 19, 20 Jun 21, 22, 23, 24 Jun 25, 26, 27 July 17, 18 Aug 16, 17, 18 Aug 13, 14, 15 Aug 30, 31 Aug 27, 28, 29 Jul 30, 31 Aug 1 Aug 2, 3, 4, 01 Sep 4, 5 Apr Jun 3-4 WILL Jul 6, 20 Aug 13, May 24, 25 May 3, 20 Apr 22, 25 Apr 30 May 1 May 6, 7 May 8, 9, 10 PORTSMOUTH Jun May 30 26. 27.

28 Jun 28, 29 Jun 23, 24 May 23, 31a May 18, 19 Jun 9, 10, 11 Jun 12, 13, 14 Jul 1, 2 Aug 6, 7, 8 PLAY July 4, 15 Jun 21, 22 Jun 5, 6 July 19, 20 Jul 21, 22 Aug 9, 10, 11, 12 Sep 1, 2, 3 Aug 2, 3 Jul 5n Aug 19, 20 July 13, 14 Aug 27, 28, 29 Aug 30, 31 Aug 23, 24 Sept 6a July 30, 31 May 24, 25 May 1, 21 Apr 30 May 2 Apr 22, 25 May 8, 9, 10 May 6, 7 NEWPORT NEWS Jun 28, 29 May 26, 27, 1. 28 Jun Jul 3 May 18, 19 May 31a June 12, 13, 14 Jun 9, 10, 11 30 Aug 6, 7, 8 Jun 30 Jul 1, 2 Jul 16, 17, 18 ALL-STAR Jun 5, 6 Jun 21, 22, 27 Jul 21, 22 July 19, 20 of Sep 1, 2, 3 Aug 9, 10, 11, 12 Aug 1, 21, 22 July 13, 14 Jul 5a Aug 19, 20 Aug 30, 31 Aug 27, 28, 29 Jul 30, 31 Sep 6n May 4, 5, 22 COLONIAL May 11, 12, 13, 14 May 15, 16, 17 May 29, 30 HEIGHTS Jun 15, 16, 17 Jun 18, 19, 20 Jun 7, 8 k. Jul 23, 24, 25 Jul 26, 27, 28, 29 Aug 25, 26 an Sep 4 11- Apr 30 May 1, 2 May 3, 4, 5 Jun 5, 6 Jun May 11, 12, 13, 14 Jul 13, 14 Jul 15,1 16 Jun 15, 16, 17 YORK Aug 21, 22, 23 Aug 24, 25, 26 Jul 23, 24, 25 18 h. May 3, 4, 5 Apr 30, May 1, 2 Jun 7, 8 Jun 5, 6 May 15, 16, 17 Jul 15, 16 Jul 13, 14 Jun 18, 19, 20 LANCASTER Aug 24, 25, 26 Aug 21, 22, 23 Jul 26, 27, 28, 29 A -Denotes Afternoon Games N-Denotes Night Games 140 Game 28-29 Apr 26, 27 May Jun 1, 2 Jun 8 July 9, 10, 11 Jul 14, 15 Aug 16, 17, 18 Aug Apr 23, 24 11, 12, 16, 13, 17 14 Jun May 311, 24, 25 Jul 5a Aug 4, 5 Sep 5, 6n 6, 7 May 8, 9, 10 9, 10, 11 Jun 12, 13, 14 19, 20 July 21, 22 Jun 27, 28, 29 Aug 30, 31 May 21, 22, 23 May 18, 20 25, 26, 27 Jun 21, 22, 23, 24 Aug 2, 3, 4, 5 July 30, 31 Aug 1 May 4, 5, 22 May 20, 21 Apr 28, 29 Apr 26, 27 May 29, 30 Jun 23, 24 Jun 3, 4 Jun 1, 2 Jun 7, 8 GAME Jul 17, 18 Jul 9, 10, 11 Jul 6, 7, 8 Aug 25, 26 Aug 1, 2 Aug 16, 17, 18 Aug 13, 14, 15 Sep Aug 21, 22 Apr 23, 24 May 2, 3 Apr 26, 27 Apr 28, 29 May 23, 31n Jun 25 Jul 3, 4 Jun 1, 2 Jun 3, 4 Jun 26 Jul 15, 16 ON Jul 6, 7, 8 Jul 9, 10, 11 Jul 5n Aug 4, 5 Aug 3 3, 23, 24 Aug 13, 14, 15 Aug 16, 17, 18 Sep 5, 6a May 24, 25 Apr 23, 2 25 May 15, 16, 17 May 26, 27, 28 Jun 28, 29 May 30, 31a Jun 18, 19, 20 Jun 30 Jul 1, 2 Aug 6, 7, 8 MONDAY, Jul 3, 5n, 17 Jul 26, 27, 28, 29 Aug 9. 10, 11, 12 Sep 1, 2, 3, Aug 20 Sep 5, 6a May 24, 25 Apr 22, 24 May 11, 12, 13, 14 Jun 28, 29 May 26, 27, 28 May 29, 31n Jun 15, 16, 17 Aug 6, 7, 8 Jun 30 Jul 1, 2 Jul 4, 5a, 18 JULY 12 Jul 23, 24, 25 Sep 1, 2, 3 Aug 9, 10, 11, 12 Aug 19 Sep 4, 6n Schedule Chisox Reported Offering $150,000 For Gus Zernial TIME OUT! By Jeff Keate AN RE R11 TENNIS CLUB KEATE Sun Reg U.S.

Pat. Office A "Don't ask him to teach you how to play tennis-all he'll do is teach you how to play tennis!" Lancaster Speedway To Open 25 Event Slate On April 24 Sportsman model stock Lancaster Speedway, Saturday, Hugh Sherrard opens a feature. The Lancaster oval, located Route 72, six miles south of the city, has been completely with improved lighting, better sound system, better track conditions for drivers and vehicles and improved seating facilities. Higher banks have been put at turns to allow for more speed (and a special mixture has been put on the track to keep dust to a minimum. again to provide thrills Back, fans is the Penn-Mar PATTON ENTERED IN NORTH-SOUTH AMATEUR GOLF PINEHURST, N.C., April 16 (P) -The name of Billy Joe Patton of Morganton, N.C., sensation of the recent Masters Tournament, is among 116 entries to date for the 54th North and South Amateur Golf Championship here April 26- May 1.

Bill Campbell, 1953 Walker Cupper from Huntington, W. will defend his title. Galletta, veteran little New Yorker who was runnerup last year and won 10 years ago, also has filed. Patton, a lumber dealer, was runnerup here in 1951 to Hobart Manley of Savannah, Ga. Manley also will be back as will Frank Stranahan, Toledo.

Ohio, who won in 1952 for the third time. An 18-hole round over the No. 2 course will qualify 64 for match play which will begin April 27. Two rounds will be played the 28th and one every other day. Only the finals will be over 36 holes.

EXHIBITION BASEBALL STUMPF FIELD Sunday, April 18-2 PM Lancaster Roses (Piedmont League) Vs. Reading Indians (Eastern League) Gen. Admission 85c Children 35c Box Seats 81.35 (Ineleding Tar) MUST ABIDE BY RULING LEAGUE PREXY REVEALS By PETE BUSSER (Intell Sports Writer) The Lancaster Red Roses as well as every club in organized baseball, will have to abide by the very controversial "glove on field" rule or face disciplinary action, Frank Summers, president of the Piedmont League revealed last night from his home in Staunton, Va. Summers received telegrams from both Commissioner Ford C. Frick and George M.

Trautman, president of the National Association (minor leagues) in which both officials announced that the rule would be strictly enforced. Frank Spair, business manager of the Roses, as well as the seven other club owners or operators in the Piedmont League had been polled on the subject by Summers but the results of the poll mean little in light of the Frick edict. The rule was placed on the books last year when the rules committee met. provides that players leaving their defensive positions for their inning at bat shall remove all gloves and equipment from the playing field. BOOSTER COMMITTEE TO MEET RED ROSES TODAY Members of the Mayor's Baseball Booster Committee will meet members of the Red Roses and Manager Kemp Wicker at a special session at the ball park this Business Spair said players will be introduced to committee members at 2 p.m., prior to leaving for Reading.

"I feel that players are used to leaving their the field and its been in baseball for so long that its ridiculous to change it now. A batted ball maybe only hits a glove once a year," Spair said. Meanwhile, Manager Kemp Wicker and the Roses spent a dreary, damp day here yesterday. The team was scheduled a workout at Stumpf Field but were forced indoors the rain. The day was spent" in looking over the ballpark facilities and the issuing of equipment.

The players then passed the day window shopping and talking baseball on downtown street corners. Tonight, they travel to Reading for an exhibition game with the Reading Indians of the Eastern League. Some Lancaster fans are expected to make the short jaunt to watch the tilt at Reading's Memorial Field. However, most local fans wait tomorrow when the Roses take to Stumpf Field against the same Indians. Game time tomorrow is 2 p.m.

Two more exhibition games follow next week after which the Roses open their Piedmont League campaign at York, Thursday. Lancaster's home inaugural is Friday with the White Roses as opponents. Reading's roster is liberally sprinkled with stars from the and clubs in the Cleveland farm system. In addition, Merrill (Pinky) May, Reading pilot, has three men back from last year's club that captured the pennant. The three 1953 vets are Outfielder Rod Graber, Catcher Earl Averill and Pitcher Floyd Penfold.

Tops among the rookies is Roses At Home On These Dates AT Apr 24, 25 LYNCHBURG May 31-31 July 3, 4 Aug 19, Sep 6-6 in NORFOLK HAGERSTOWN May 15, 16, 17 May Jun 18, 19, 20 Jun 15, Jul 26, 27, 28, 29 Jul 23, JOHNSON STOPS WARD WITH TK0 IN FIFTH ROUND NEW YORK, April 16 (P--George Johnson, a hard-punching Trenton, N.J., middleweight, stopped Moses Ward of Detroit in 1:19 of the fifth round tonight to rack up his 17th straight victory and the most important triumph of his career. Ward weighed 158, Johnson The 23-year-old father of four lost the first three rounds and then came from behind with a fierce and furious attack the fourth round to drop the muscular Detroit auto worker. The bell saved Ward, who was a 6-5 favorite win this telecast ten rounder St. Nicholas Arena. In the Afth the wiry Floridaborn Johnson staggered his solidly built opponent repeatedly with smashing rights to the jaw.

After Johnson connected with three rights flush on the jaw, Referee Pete Scalzo stopped the bout. It was a bristling, bruising and almost clinchless battle all the way. Ward, a strong, fast to have edges in punching, 21-year-old, appeared the first three rounds with his rapid-fire combinations to the head and body. It was Ward's hard rights to the body which proved to be the difference through the first three frames. In the fourth Johnson suddenly nailed Ward with a right to the jaw that shook Moses all over.

Johnson punched his foe to the ropes and then for a full minute rained over 60 punches to Ward's head and body. The Detroiter finally got away from the ropes but was nailed again by a right and then two more which him to the can- vas. Phone 2-6498 1 PAUL STEFFY Specializing In DODGE-PLYMOUTH -CHRYSLER SAVE GAS Have Your Motor Tuned Up Church Christian Sts. Near S. Queen Lancaster BASEBALL At A Glance STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS NATIONAL LEAGUE Pet.

G.B. Cincinnati 1.004 Brooklyn .667 Philadelphia .667 Chicago .500 Milwaukee .500 Pittsburgh .333 New York .333 St. Louis 19 .000 AMERICAN LEAGUE Pet. .667 G.B. Cleveland .667 New York .667 Detroit .867 Philadelphia .500 Boston .500 Washington .333 Chicago 00 .000 TODAY'S GAMES NATIONAL LEAGUE New York af Brooklyn-Hearn (9-19) Lees Pittsburgh (14-8).

at Philadelphia--Friend (8-11) Vs. Roberts St. Louis at Chicago--Staley (18-9) vs. Klippstein (10-11). Cincinnati at Milwaukee- (0-0) VS.

Burdette (15-3). AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington at New York McDermott (18-10) vs. Grim (0-0). Detroit at Baltimore-Hoeft (9-14) Coleman (3-4). Philadelphia at (2-1) Kiely (0-0).

Chicago at Cleveland -Keegan (7-3) or Fianigan (0-0) vs. Houtteman (9-13). YESTERDAY'S RESULTS NATIONAL LEAGUE No Games Scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE No Games Scheduled. IBEW GIVES BASES, BALLS TO POST 34 The IBEW team, an entrant in the City Junior American- Legion a baseball league, yesterday pitched in to help the league to this year.

Sponsored by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Engineers, the team presented two sets of bases and a dozen balls to Post 34, American Legion, league sponsors. The legion post has begun a fund raising campaign to continue the league this year. Post finances were sorely hit by the demolition of the old number five fire house which adjoined the home and necessitated a reinforcement to the wall of the home. DILLARD WITHDRAWS COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 16 (P- Olympic hurdles champion Harrison Dillard announced today he will not compete in tomorrow's Ohio relays. IMPORTED BEER! "The Touch of Midas" We Bring To You KULMBACHER MONCHSHOFBRAU An IMPORTED BEER from KULMBACH, BAVARIA.

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Student Body Asks Return To Grid Big Time A's, Looking For An Outfielder, Deny Chicago Story CHICAGO, April 16 (P)- The Chicago Tribune said tonight that the Chicago White Sox are in the process of offering $150,000 to the Philadelphia Athletics for outfielder Gus Zernial. A Tribune baseball writer, Edward Burns, said in a story from Cleveland, that Sox general manager Frank Lane may complete the deal "in time to restore Zernial in left field for the Sox in Detroit Monday and Burns said Lane is in Boston now to see Athletics officials. The A's play the Red Sox there tomorrow. The Sox play the Indians in Cleveland tomorrow. Zernial, 30, is a former Sox outfielder and traded to the A's in 1951 in Math three-way swap with the Cleveland Indians.

Minnie Minoso, ace outfielder-third baseman, came to Chicago in the deal. Zernial hit 43. home runs and drove in 108 runs last season. The Sox admittedly are in need of a power of his caliber. In three straight American League losses they've made only one extra-base triple by Minoso.

In Philadelphia, Roy Mack, executive vice president of the Athletics, said Lane has been trying to get Zernial for some time. He said Philadelphia is looking for another outfielder and isn't interested in getting rid of one. RED WINGS WIN NHL STANLEY CUP DETROIT. April 16 (P--The Detroit Red Wings won the Stanley Cup playoffs tonight when Tony Leswick fired a 40-foot screen shot in a "sudden death" overtime for a 2-1 victory the Montreal Canadiens before 15,791 largest and probably noisiest crowd ever to see a hockey game in Olympia Stadium. Leswick's dramatic goal came with lightning suddenness at the 4:29 mark and smashed the comeback hopes of the defending champion Canadiens.

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Warner, Tech president. editorial said Tech has "They can write anything they a football want, anytime they want to. There since 1939" and "it is has been no discussion in the adtime that the administration ministration of a change in the student body took stock of football program." this program to see if it is getting the desired results." The editorial said last season's football team had a deficit of 750. It suggested better football teams would result in bigger crowds and that there would no deficits. Dr.

Warner admitted, the figcorrect is satisfied with the "small time" up whereby Tech been playing smaller district schools the most part. Tech has fielded football teams 44 seasons and in 1928 the Pittsburgh team defeated the late Knute Rockne's Notre Dame eleven 27-7. In 1939 the Tartans were Eastern champs and holders of the Lambert Trophy. When Tech de-emphasized, school officials indicated they were more interested in providing good educational facilities in a "big time" winning attitude. There has been nothing to change that attitude, Dr.

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Again running with Penn-Mar are "Bud" Hamilton, leading pointman; Vic Nauman, runner-up in points; "Wild Walt" Ragan, Junie Gough, Ralph and Jim Smith, Tommy Adams, Gene Holcomb, Jack Raezor, Stan Zelek, "Bussie" Richardson and many, many others. On May 15, a 150-lap late model race is scheduled while championship trophy events are slated for July 3, Aug. 14 and Sept. 6. The September feature will be a 150-lap event for the championship of the Penn-Mar association.

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