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I 0 1 twz rystal Ball And Football Face Another Tough eekend. 1 1 I I yri 012 Tbel Own MARK EA Dodd 1 APENN FAVORED Leahy Nominates Sectional Choices CAM N. Carolina and Bears loWin Vulcan's Forge Nets- at Belmont Auction go a w- 0 MI ft tor' --A I 1 UTTAX 5OmA4 4 0. ACKE Ap40 TREY QuElt :0 FOR RDOO cLr--741 s'N 4 nN I 1 Ilia. 1 i 'P 1 Y.7 1 i ,,::5 a 4 As- Ow ovilkt de dit a4'e 11" --40, Aliew aitierNi6, a -v- I 1 AND FINALLY RUM AGROUND ON A A QUIET 5 AN OMAR -e li.114"..N...

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Sept: 30 UP). Fifty thoroughbreds aubtioned today at Belmont Park for 15; CLINGING HELPLESSLY TO a total or $167,100. with Vulcan'a :1 THE LOG, 5LINK MD THE Forge bringing the top price of Irt PUP RIDE DOWN THE RIVER 130.000. La 1,. tr pi4 Vulcan's sold C.

45 ictwriA Flyers' Showing Pleases Ebb le; Indians Next Foe 1 vers Showin ri ness and fourth in the Belmont Quarter Pole. another Whitney horse. went to Frank Frankel of Houston. for $60.000. and Wilham Hells, the New Orleans oil magnate and sportsman.

paid 000 each for Danhurst and Delta Queen. disposed of by the Darby Dan Farms. In all, Hells spent 1121.000 for five thoroughbreds. Whitney. aiming at reducing his stable to a compact group on two a runners.

disposed of 11 horses for 1314.000. and the Darby Dan Farms sold 14 head for 400. The average for the entire sale was $12.342 per head. Other Helis purchases were An t. mess and fourth in the Beim ness and fourth in the Belmont By FILILNK LEAHY.

Coett, Notre Dame University. 1 SOUTH BEND, Sept. 30.As the idea of opening a schedule with a breather has passed into disuse, it is now poseible to formulate some idea of the location of football strength in the various sectors. Previously, schedule makers deemed it profitable to build up gradually to their "hump" games. Inv following this view, it was impossible to determine at such an early date, some of the stronger units in the nation.

Now, with stronger teams opening their season artinst teams equally as strong in national rating, we may predict sectional favorites. Still riding the crest of the wave' in the far West are California, California should continue in the Oregon and Southern California. eeck Denies number one spot by taking the measure of St. Mary's. Sectional strength will be indicated as the Rumors He'll 11 number two and three teams of nthe Pacific Coast Conference, Ore- gon and Southern Calirornia re- spectively, journey to the Mid- west to meet Michigan and Ohio 0 State.

We ok for a split as ut to reenberg Michigan downs Oregon and Southern California defeats Ohio State. Within the Coast Confer- CLEVELAND. OHIO. Sept. 30 ence, we like Washington over Veeck.

presidenf of the Oregon State. U. C. L. A.

over Cleveland Indians, today stoutly Idaho, and Stanford over Wash- denied a report that he would sell ington State. out to former home-run king S. M. U. OVER TECH Hank Greenberg.

currently vice Southern Methodist has already president and second largest stock-informed the nation that they 1 holder of the Tribe. should be considered the top team The report. which brought to a in the Southwest Although 1 head rumors which originated stronger than expected. Texas back in April. also stated that Tech will be unable to match the Veeek would eventually purchase Mustangs' march.

With the nurn the Chicago White Sox. her two spot undecided. Texas "That stuff is so old. I won't Christian should eliminate Arkan- even waste my breath denying it" sas as Rice maintains its average Veeck said at first. This is the by outscoring Louisiana State.

twenty-first time it's been print. Texas will experienc. no difficulty ed." with New Mexico. in jockeying for this position. The Oklahoma 2IST DELNAL teams should bat perfectly as A.

When asked point blank whether and M. downs Denver and Okla- he intended to sell the Indians, home University rolls over Texas Veeck replied: A. and M. I first denied it In flontex. Georgia Tech still reigns su- then in Cincinnati, then in preme in the Southeast Confer- Columbus.

In fact I've denied it ence but will have to battle for 2.0 -times so another time won't supremacy over a scrappy Tulane. matter." The Southern Conference leader, Asked whether he had ever North Carolina, moves into the made Overtures for the White Sox. Southeast as the Tarheels subdue Veeck answered: Georgia. In other Southern stadia, -Yes. I tried to purchase the it's yanderbilt over Alabama, Wit-White Sox three years ago.

It was 1 weeemene. Veeck Denies ir Rumors He II. Sell OW to Greenberg i I CLEVELAND. OHIO. Sept.

30 Veeck. president of the Cleveland Indians, today stoutly denied a report that he would sell out to former home-run king I first- denied it in then in Cincinnati, then in! Columbus. In fact I've denied it 20 -times so another time won't! matter." Asked whether he had ever made overtures for the White Sox, Veeck answered: "Yes. I tried to purchase the White Sox three years ago. It was! MIDLAND.

ONTARIO. Sept 30 pleased wilth the sh2wring of his team in its 6-4 victory over the Chicago Black Hawks here last night. Coach Ebbie Goodfellow rewarded the SL Louis Flyers with the shortest and lightest workout of the training season this morning. Goodfellow had his players on the ice for only one hour. pointing out some of the mistakes they rnade in the g-arne with the Hawks.

Away from the players. however. 'a- Goodfellow adrnitted that his team had made few mistakes. and the Huddle Bones Pays Flyer leader bad nothing but praise for his athletes. Possibly $385-20: Daily Double the most serious fault Goodfellow could find was the mistake the Boosted to SI702.60 Flyers mad.

late in the third i period when they were enjoying i SALEM.N. Sept. 30 a 5-1 lead. The Hawks took ad- The richest payoff in straight vantage of the St. Louisans at- betting for this season and tempt to increase their lead still i one of the richest daily doumore.

and, as a result. broke away bles of the year were resistor two quick goals, which cut the tered at Rockingham Park Flyers' lead to 3-3- today. 0 I I OLSON STANDS OUT Buddie Bones. paying LIS.523 for in straight betting, won Goodfellow was particularly the first race and combined pleased with the work of his rear with Miss Sun Beau, winner guards, especially that of Eddie of the second, for 91732453 Olson and Hugh Robertson. 0130n.

i daily double. who has served at zighl wing in I Bones raid WA for his two seasons with the Flyers. a 92 place ticket and tS4.41 looked as good as any of the for show. defensemen on the ice last night. There is little doubt but that he will help his team more at defense than at his old position.

even Ernie Dusek Gets 'though he was one of the top scorers on the club last Robertson came through his first I test under tire in flying colors. and the 23-year-old rookie should 1 enry as Opponent be a big help to the Flyers. Tomorrow night the Flyers Jour- I Jim (Goon' Henry. ney to Barrie, where they will take Texan from Corpus Christi. has on Eddie Shores Springfield ln- i been signed to oppose 245-pound Idians in the first game of a two- Ernie Dusek in the third feature game series.

The two teams re- bout on the Mississippi Valley turn here for the second game on sports Cub wrestling card Sat- Saturday night The two garnes urday night Oct 9, at Kiel Audi--with Springfield wil wind up the i 1 toriunt bout on the Mississirpi Valley Sports Club wrestling card Saturday night, 9. at Kiel Audi- 1torium ham' and Mary over Wake For-1 1 st 1, 111 'r 'cln-I'J' 910 .4 -ry or' I --1 ts .4 1," ,..4. I' J-- 1-7A livt Self Winsi. Better Bet ter self Belmont Featurel NEV YORK. Sept.

30 (AP). Racing fans stayed away in It droves this rainy afternoon as Better Self won the Tintagel I Handicap before a crowd of 034smallest to visit Belmont Park this year. Like the attendance. the feature race field was small, enly a guar- 1 tet of 3-year-olds going post-ward in the six-furlong affair. The four horses finished exactly as their odds would indicate.

Better Self. flying the King Ranch silks of Robert J. Kleberg. was a 4-to-5 shot and led home C. V.

Whitney's Mount Marcy by three lengths. Jule Finks Curtain Time took the show, eight lengths farther back and two in advance of King Rhymer. Following a prolonged dry spell. the rain did the track no nor did it hold any terrors for public choices. Better Self was the fourth victorious favorite in six races decided.

Under topweight of 126 pounds. which included Eddie Arcarci. the Texas-owned colt splashed over the sloppy but firm-bottomed i strip in 1:10 4-5. with speed in re- serve. His triumph in the over- night dash was worth $4910.

The Bimelech bay previously had gleaned $142.500 this season and $67.150 as a Juvenile. he fourth victorious favorite in nit races decided. Under topweight of 126 pounds. which included Eddie Arcaro. the rexas-owned colt splashed over he sloppy but firm-bottomed strip in 1:10 4-5.

with speed in re-; serve. His triumph in the over- sight dash was worth $4910. The Rimelech hay previously had zleaned $142.500 this season and 167.150 as a Juvenile. 49ers Seek Sixth Straight Si il 'A CI Sa 49eri in I will lear victc idier Tt shoo IAII-A dowl -CHICAGO. ILL, Sept.

30 (AP). San Francisco's undefeated, 49ers the hottest title prospectors I in the AU-America Conference. will seek their sixth straight league victory against the once-victorious Chicago Rockets at Sol-1 idier Field tomorrow night The 49ers. sparked by sharpshooting Franke Albert. led the 'All-America loop in scoring.

first total yards gained. yards pass completions. pass percentage and kickoff returns. I The Rockets hopes for an upset mainly on the ability of new Quarterback Jess Freitas. former 'San Francisco understudy to Al1 bert to continue the passing and form he displayed 'last week against the Cleveland I Browns.

With Freitas making his debut at Cleveland. the Rockets grabbed a 10-0 half-time lead over the Browns. who had to push over i three last-half touchdowns for a 1 21-10 win. Hold Inquest Today in Death of Boxer CHICAGO. Sept 30 (AP).

Professional boxing in Chicago today had claimed its second life in seven months with the fatal encounter of Kid Dinamitik, a lad from Santo Domingo. in the Chicago Stadium last night on his twenty-second birthday. Dinamita. whose real name was Felix Gomez. died in Cook County Hospital of a cerebral hemorrhage 431 hours after suffering a ninth-round technical knockout at the hands of Bobby McQuillar.

clever 139-Dound Port Huron. clever 139-pound Fort Huron. youngster. The Santo Domingo lad was the hever tts diio as the result second boxer to die as the result Of a Chicago bout this year. Sam Baroudi, Akron.

Ohio. light-heavyweight. died also of a cerebral hemorrhage following a knockout by Ezzard Charles, Cincinnati 175- pound title challenger. last Feb. 20 in the Stadium.

A special coroner's jury was Impaneled to conduct an inquest tomorrow. The jury includes two former chairmen of the Illinois State Athletic Commission. Gen. J. V.

Clinnin and Col -Joseph In Honor of Coultas Memorial services for Sam Coultas will be held tonight at a o'clock at the Hermann Chapel, 2161 East Fair ave. Coultas. who was killed in Alaska in the first air raid made by the Japanese, was a member of the baseball and tennis teams at Roosevelt High School and NVestmontee college in the early 1930s. He also played with a number of Muny baseball teams. 11 J.

1. 1 i i at i fthe a riggit. aLLer .1. nnu Bola tne I ii: fii W. tr ii.irm- est, North Carolina State over waukee club in 1943.

I never even Tulsa over Florida. V. M. I. over Grace Comiskey.

president of tClemson, Tennessee over Duke, got to talk to Mrs. Comiskey (Mrs. Pep to Defend Title George Washington, Mississippi White Sox). I spoke with her at- over Kentucky and Mississippi torney. He said Mrs.

Comiskey 4 State over Baylor. had no intention of selling. That to be determined. Tomorrow's re- Jr Chicago, Superiority in the East Is still was that." Against Saddler 311 Comiskey said sults should bring us reports of "nothing to it." In refereace to Army's victory over Lafayette, Co- the report that Veeck was gOing to NEW YORK, Sept. 30 (AP).

lumbia over Harvard, Rutgers purchase the Sox. Willie Pep of Hartford. Conn, downing Colgate, Yale's defeat of While denying he had purchased world featherweight boxing cham- Connecticut, Penn eliminating dr was about to bum the Indians. pion, will meet Joe (Sandy) Sad- Dartmouth, Princeton stopping Greenberg admitted he was inter- dler of New York in a 15-round Brown, Penn State is beating ested in buying a major league! title bout at Madison Square Gar-1 Bucknell, Navy rebounding to club. 'den Oct.

29. the Twentieth Cen- down Cornell. Holy Cross crush- 1 tury Sporting Club announced ing Syracuse and Boston College NO SECRET today. right after! sold the Mil I 1 MUNissouri Game I St4114.4issouri Game Tickets Exhausted COLUMBIA. Sept.

30 sellout of tickets to the Southern Methodist-Missouri football game here Oct. 9 was reported today by V. L. Spur ling. Missouri athletic business manager.

lie said all reserved seats. numbering 27.500. arexhausted. but general-admission tickets may be sold if new bleachers on order arrive in time. Tickets to the Kansas-Missouri game here Nov.

23 were exhausted several days ago. 6 The Nordmann Printers scored an upset in the Major City Scratch Bowling League Wednesday night DuBowl. and their three-game victory over the Haley Recreations knocked that team out of the triple first-place deadlock. Roland 616. and Les Watson.

614. starred for the winners. Still tied for the lead are the Gruensfelder Packers and the Monnigs. who gained 2-to-1 tories over the Shur-Start Bat- and Baldwins, respectively. The Gruensfelders ran off with team hobors.

1033 and 7557. Frank Mataya helped the cause along with a 633 series. including 2.53 game. The Falstaffs blanked the Or- ange -Crush five and Chariton Barbecue won the same way from Barbecue won the same way from Roehlk springs. Breimeyer nipped the Skeets and Frankie Club.

2-1. Joe Gallia of the Co-operative Bowling League was in rare form Wednesday night, but despite the fact that he had high three games for the Wright Barbers (645). the Jansen Transfers whitewashed their opponents. Gallia hit the pins for 206 in his first game. 213 in the second and registered 226 for high single in the third.

The Drostcn Jewelers. winners of two games while losing seven. surprised by taking the Morgenthaler's Cleaners for a sweep. Ferd Heimann was high for the winners. with 532.

All other games resulted in two-to-one matches. The Bergmann Industrial Products defeated the Schaab Stove and Furniture. High Clay Signs won from the Johnnie Brocks Greeting Cards, Triple A farriers downed the Freeman Shoes and St. Louis Macaroni Manufacturing Company overpowered the Al McHenry Tinners. National Type set two new season records in the Craftsmen Bowling League.

getting a 1032 game and a 2622 series, but dropped a 2-to-1 decision to the Kelly Inks at Muellees Recreation. Joe Stoddard of National had the high individual three. 618. and Ralph Fink collected 510. Charles Bisser.

Kellevs, with 601. had the high single. 237. In the two shutouts. Greenstreak beat the Bermingham-Prossers, and the Monarchs stopped the Harts.

Gano Brothers. Western Litho and Braznell were 2 to winners over Morrill Ink. Nutterer-Jensen and Von Hoffmanns, respectively. Al Vetter to Box on Amateur Card Keller. new matchmaker at the South Broadway Athletic Club.

has signed Al Vetter. clever lightweight from the Carondelet district, to appear in one of the four top open matches on the club's opening amateur boxing card of the season Thursday night. Oct. 7. The S.

B. A. C. arena is located at Seventh and Sent andoah. Vetter is the fourth S.

B.A.C. boy to be lined up. Ray Mastilovich. middleweight; Emil Brcic, lightweight. and Jack Bohan.

featherweight. previously agreed to fight on the coming card. Mastilovich, Golden Gloves 160- pound king will meet Ronald Conover of North St. Louis in a bout which should entertain fans with a lot of heavy punching. Foes for Vetter.

Bohan and Brcie are expected to be signed within a couple of days. $(5 1 i i i 1 7 i i 1 4 I AS IT TAKES FIRST OUTING 11:. By AUSTLN BEALMEAL Associated Press Sports Writer. NEW YORK, Sept. SO.

All -set for the second whirl of the season on the football guessing this forecaster -warns the customers that last week's initial effort resulted in 18 misses out of 75 tries: North Carolina vs. GeorgiaIf Justice doesn't triumph here, there ain't none. Choo and the Tar Heels look like the class of the South after walloping Texas. 'rhey aren't likely to be ambushed by a Georgia crew that beat Chattanooga by only one touchdown. A low bow to Snavely for having picked Texas last week and a big vote for North Carolina.

Oregon Vs. MichiganThe Rose Bowl champs against the team Which may be the host at Pasadena next time. Both were hard pressed last week against underdog foes. That narrow squeak against Michigan State must have brought the Wolverines down to Despite Gene Derricotte's the nod goes to Michigan. EQUAKERS HAVE IT Dartmouth vs.

Pennsylvania season Opener for both teams. supposedly improved. Imay be the dark horse of the Ivy League, but Pennsylvania is the champ. Although hit by gradus, Alan, the Quakers have plenty of 'replacements. A confident vote for Pennsylvania.

Tulane vs.t,Georgia TechOne the to games of the day, and an important test for the Ram-Ming Wreck. Southeastern favorite. Tulane's victory Alabama was a surprise. but decision for the Green Wave should be nothing less than a PI hock. Georgia Tech.

Arkansas vs. Texas Christian Another important league tussle, one in the Southwest Probably close, with Clyde i Scott the difference. T. C. U.

is but we'll take a flyer on Purdue vs. NorthwesternThis should clear up a question or two In the Big Nine, unlesS the Boilermakers fail to bounce) back from their heart-breaking loss to Notre ((Mame. That isn't likely. Purdue. Columbia vs.

HarvardOnly the Harvards know what brand Art Valpey has been ale 1 to transplant from Michigan. The i Lions handled Rutgers with ease, and will be tough for anybody. Columbia. raylor vs. Mississippi StateA tough one.

State rates the nod on its 21-6 licking. of Tennessee, although Baylor wasn't exactly loafing in running over Tulsa, 42-19. One shaky vote for Mississippi ltrAVOR 0HO STATE Southern California vs. Ohio StateThis could go either way Ibut it's usually safer to take any Big Nine team over any from the Pacific Also the Buckeyes Iare at home. Ohio State.

Louisiana State vs. RiceBoth I teams were mismatched in their openers. Rice humbled Sam Houston. while LSU got trounced by SVexas. The Tigers had a rest last week and may need another next wcek.

Rice. Stanford vs. Washington State Might be interesting. although neither looks like a threat in the Pacific Coast Conference. Stanford.

Cornell vs. NavyThe Middies have the better first string, while Cornell has better reserves. Eeerile, meenie. Navy. Mississippi vs.

KentuckyOle Miss made a good start toward its Southeastern title defense but it may end here. Kentucky. ib Illinois vs. Wisconsin The Badgers can't be as bad as that 35-7 loss to Indiana indicated but apparently they're bad enough. Illinois.

Lafayette vs. ArmyBoth looked good in their respective debuts last week but Lafayette won't have so much fun this year. Army. Notre Dame vs. PittsburghThe Panthers scored twice on SMU ard may do it against the Irish but that wont be enough.

Notre Dams. ik Stephens Wins English Golf Title HATLING ISLAND, ENGLAND. Sept. 30 (Bunty) Stephens. 24-year-old daughter of professional Fred Stephens, won the English women's golf championship today.

She beat Mrs. Zara Bolton. 34-year-old mother of four children, one-up in the 36-hole final. Miss Stephens failed to make 4.1ritain's Curtis cup teEun this year. Mrs.

Bolton was on the team beaten by the United States. Midget Auto Finals at Tonight Final midget auto races of the season will be held tonight at the Belle -Clair Speedway in Belleville with the 40-lap champion, ship the feature race of the program. Leading drivers of the country are expected to take part Time trials will start at 7:30, while the regular events will be--gin one hour later. ADVERTISEMENT GILBERT Cu PRICE- Jeweler switched to Calvert Reserve becaule Calvert is smoother. ast 5937 N.

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2 I fib 3 't. '1'4'- I ..2 forge. by v. Whitney to J. Collins Ot LATIC111- ter, Ohio.

won the NVithers Stake at Belmont. defeating Coalt and finished second in the or: a at Belmont defeating Cositown.1 and finished second in the Freak- chore's for Battle Zone for 18000. and Beatty Lea for 000. The other sales: Blessed Dinah eiu purchamd by Alfred Romano for SI 504 Hoemond. by Joseph A.

SlO4141. by the H. S. SII.00KI. Nitrite by Altra Hie.

Darby D'Amour, Rare Stables. $tj non. Heavenly Slut. Montpelier arms. $IO, 50o.

Impart. by VDrd Ig. i 1.1.000 Pirete Gold. by Alfra Kite, Sir Ralph. by Joe Rolando.

st7.1)oo. Other Whitney horses sold right Hord, by 8. P. Steckler. New York.

S4.1tOD. fik.rerrePer. by Pete Ilostwki. Long Is. Land.

N. PitiDO Dinner Ckmg. by Prank Child. a flan PTIVICISTO agent. Reedy Jerk.

by C. Fruehauf. sllAnn. Near Etat. by It entmere Virginia.

ft 1 bb: KY Si I tack. by Old mai Stark Parma. Right Jab. 1,7 akmkkil A. Pin.

Pv York $151141 Hunting by W. Among ha as Y'rk unnadied 'rearlints sold be Whitney. a gra7 fill, bt mhmood-air Push browtht 1 4 .104 Th east wont to Darld 0 E. ans Otbar sold Honnytli Pr (s.1.7n1,1c,r.EiVidithent. eetama.

Dk4r lk tAk I II I rorl.mr.114-4:11";fr ohCmotti -Ru ungt Luelt. nevtd EvITna. Toddlrii Peps last defense of the championship was last February in Miami. when he knocked out Humberto Sierra. In his last ring appearance, two weeks ago.

he outpointed Paddy De Marco. Saddler long bits been recognized as the leading contender for the featherweight crown. It will be his 'first meeting with rep. Idle Braves Meet on Series Division BROOKLYN. N.

Sept. 30 of the Boston Braves team. winners of the National League pennant. met in the dressing rooms at Ebbets Field today and voted how to divide their World Series melon. Undet the rules of baseball their decision cannot be made public.

Their distribution plan will be sent to Baseball Commissioner A. B. Chandler at Cincinnati, who will announce it after the series. The Braves' game with Brooklyn was rained out today and will be played tomorrow, weather permitting. Orioles Buy Three Players From Mud Hens BALTIMORE.

Sept. $0 Baltimore Orioles of the International League today announced the purchase of three players from the Toledo Mud Hens of the American Association. They also sold Second Baseman Robert Avila to the Cleveland Indians. Coming here from Toledo are Infielders Ellis Clary and Don Richmond and Outfielder George Elder. a rookie the Mud Hens brought up from San Antonio.

Clary has played with the Washington Senators and the St. Louis Browns. Richmond formerly played with the Philadelphia and Toronto. Garner Grounded' NEW YORK. Sept.

30 (AP). Jockey Willie Garner wa3 suspended today for the remainder of the Belmont Park meeting. which ends Saturday, and for 10 additional days. Hs was charged with rough riding a3tr1de Andiamo during the stretch run of yesterday's seventh race. Andiamo finished fhird.

Garner's suspension takeii- effect tomorrow. 1104104111AI1PITITo firm 'Mon takei- effect tomorrow: 4- I AP Olittnett E. il 4,111: I ji I I' 1) co OH 04A1 ti: I II 11. litilT'OfitarosITT still-oil. Flyers' exhibition schedule in Can-1 ads.

Goodfellow's team then re- turns to St. Louis. where it will play the final exhibition game of the season on Sunday night. Oct.10. the Chicago Black Hawks.

Henry Backor. yo-Ablul Flyer center. who received a scalp injury in thejrame last night. the only player from last night's lineup who is not expected to be for action, against Springi field. Backor's injury required stitches and Goodfellow will keep hirx on the sidelines until next week.

Ernie Trigg and Don who received minor in-; In the Black Hawk game. will be ready to go against the Indiana. MILLIGAN SENT HOME George Milligan. Flyer defense. man, who suffered a shoulder in a game against Fresno Saturday nigiat.

arrived in St. Louis this morning. Milligan was sent horn. by Goodfellow to be placed under the can of the clubs physician. Dr.

Robert F. Hyland. Millig'an's injury was diagnosed as a shoulder separation by local however. Dr. Hyland examined the player this morning and notified Flyer officials that the injury is nothing more than la pulled shoulder muscle and that Milligan will be able to rejoin his teammates after several treatments.

Since the Flyers are to break camp next Wednesday. Goodfellow requested Millittlin to remain in St. Louis and await the arrival of the team on Thursday. I Braves Buy Rickert to Replace Jeff Heath i NEW YORK. Sept.

30 The Boston Braves tonight an-i nounced the purchase of outfield- er Mary Rickert from Milwaukee of the American Association. If permission is obtained from Commissioner A. B. Chandler and the American League Rickert will be used in the World Series as a replacement for the injured Jeff Heath. Rickert.

who bad a trial with the Chicago Cubs. batted .281 for Milwaukee this season. He drove, In 117 runs and hit 27 borne runs. I i i 1 i hs Goon. who has grapped here a number of times in past lyears.

has been doing most of bis recent mat work in Texas and the Pacific Coast. Ilatchmikker Bill Nelson is still seeking a pair of 'wrestlers to face and Emil Dusek in the Australian team match Supper Club WID.4L1.-SAT.4LIK. BOB DILL HIS ORCHESTRA Joy KAM NIST CHICKEN ARO STEAK IditED ORMIS 1JWIDIR saw WLANAGVOILIIITI Oriff 111. 4 A. 14.

Mot too. 139.4two 3 Ingo Pfortb of tottovillo fee ihoommollissomBILLIVILLO. I III Elati PEACHES '-a, 0 4)- KNOW poTATAL1 WHRA er Club IF IT'S 72aif IT'S 71,144 7.1149,,r-egal 1 rtrirt 1 2113 Se. KlagAlgtvey i ha'd "It is no secret that I am in the market for a big league club." he said. but 1 think it is unfair to Veeck to write that he was selling out to me.

There is absolutely no basis for such rumors. It doesnl help anybody. especially at a time like this when the pennant race still not decided and a World Se-; ries coming up. As far as I know.1 Bill is still the owner of the Cleveland club and I see to reason tol believe why he won't be next year." This is Veeck's second full year as head of the Cleveland club. He purchased the Tribe In June.

1948, a year after he sold his interests In the Milwaukee club of the American Association. Greenberg. who ended his active baseball career with the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1947. bought into the "Indians last spring and was named vice president of the organization. Polio-Gripped Eleven Cancels Fall Slate' FARMINGDALE.

N. Sept. 30 fall athletic events at Long Island A. and formerly known as the New York Agricultural School. were canceled today because of an outbreak of polio among the students.

Five students are 11 with the disease. four of them members of the school's football team. Gerald Allard, director pf athletics. said the decision to', cancel the sports was reached; today after a conference of school officials. Ed Bright is the football coach.

Football definitely will not be resumed this fall, although there Is a possibility that soccer and cross country will be reinstated in the season. Allard said. The school's first two games with Bridgeport University, last Saturday. and with Adel-phi College this week-endpreviously had been canceled. The four, players ill with the disease.

all In a Hempstead, N. hospital, are: Richard Hoffman of Garden City. N. 23 year old varsity left end: Gene Ferrero of Freeport. N.

18, right end; Guliqo Capua of Ossining. N. Y. Ilk and William Bielenberg of Freeport, 20, both backs. Soccer Entry Deadline Entries for teams in the Municipal Soccer Asaociation must be filed before noon tomorrow with the Board at the Municipal Courts Building, room 330.

I 11 Ti i i emannoodi 01 4 naVe 1 I 10. i 1 ti '4' IF 1 10' I 1 4110 IL. edging Georgetown. LIKES PURDUE In the Midwes4. PuTdue will AS- eend the first rung of the Big Nine ladder in slioninz by North- i 1LIKES PURDUE In the Midwes4.

Purdue will SScend the first rung of the Big Nine ladder in slipping by Clyde Smith's dark horse Indiana team should assume the conference lead in downing Iowa. The remaining conference contest finds Illinois overcoming Wisconsin. Continuing in the Midwest. Minnesota should overpower Nebraska, while Michigan State regains form against Hawaii. Having reviewed the statistics of the Pittsburgh-Southern Methodist game of last week, and learning of the 365 yards gained by Pitt.

it is readily apparent that the power is surely present. Naturally, there will be a tendency for our boys to relax a bit. having been keyed up for our game with Purdue. But if we are to achieve victory in this one, we will have to be hitting on all 11. Distributed by McNaught Syndicate.

Inc. Parker, Schroeder Advance int. A.Meet LOS ANGELES. Sept. 30 (AP).

Veteran Frank Parker and Davis Cup Ace Ted Schroeder easily stroked their way into the men's singles semifinals of the Pacifc Southwest tennis tournament Parker, of Pasadena, sailed through his quarter-final match with Herb Film of Beverly Hills, 6-2, 6-0, 6-2. Film wasn't able to win his own service until the third set. when he held. briefly, a 2-1 game edge. Schroeder, of Glendale.

polished off Vic Seizas of Philadelphia. 6-3, 6-2. 6-4. In the semi-finals tomorrow. Schroeder will meet national champion Richard Gonzales.

Los Angeles. and Parker will oppose Eric Sturgess of South Africa, the only remaining foreign threat Gonzales beat Adrian Quist, Australia. yesterday and Sturgess beat Earl Cochell, San Francisco. Park to Give Cerdan Royal Welcome Today PARIS, Sept. 30 are getting out the carpet for the arrival of World Middleweight Champion Marcel Cerdan tomorrow.

A caravan of fight followers will meet France's newest hero at Orly Airfield when he arrives from New York. The cars then will form a parade that will take Cerdan through the city to a reception. There already is a rush of naming babies for the French boxer who won the title from Tony Za le at Jersey City. N. lut week.

A family in El Hajeb, French Morocco is believed to be the first A new son in 'that family was named "Marcell as soon as Cerdan's victory became known. Amateur Notes Thera are opminge tor teams and tilelort In a basketball lows which is laming for the awning season. Per further iniargia. tbea nriia Pat McCann. 3510 Mimi st.

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