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MARCH 23, ,19 4 the A if The Sourit's Greatest Newspaper if i Bear Bryant Named No. 1 Assistant To Vanderbilt Taubys Down N. OgorekTeam Baseball Scribe Saves League By bailing To Smack Owner Stoneham Joe Medwick And His Boss Still On Outs Rickey Said To Be Giving ducky Wucky Real Test; Wants Him To Be Good Former Tide Star Chosen Line Mentor Thomas, Uninformed Of Selection, Says He Hates To Lose Assistant i In 18-10 Win Glock Hits Safely Five Times; Winners Score 14 Runs In Fourth Inning 7 BY EDDIE BRIETZ NEW YORK (ff) Why dont some of the smart guys down South dig up the reason Larry McPhail suddenly shifted from the swank hotel where the Dodgers are stopping to the Bellaire Bath Club? Was it to dodge Dolf Camilli or because somebody else is wearing smoked glasses Bill McGowan and Red Ormsby, the umpires, conducted a school at Palatka, and Jackson, this Spring They had 60 pupils and 39 already i have been signed for jobs in minor leagues Diet note: John Kimbrough, the Texas Aggie football star, weighed 227 stripped after a four-month football season Now, after three months on the banquet circuit he tips the old beam at 215. 4 You fffcure it out. No Wonder Pinky George, who built up Johnny Paychek and Lee Savold to where both are in the SUMTER.

S. C. The Birmingham Baror.s whetted their baseball appetite yesterday for Sunday's game with the Baltimore Orioles by breaking out in a rash of base hits in an in'ra-squad game. When all the firing was over the Taubys had won their second straight victory over the Ogoreks, 18 to 10, by virtue of a huge fourth inning scoring spree in which the Taubys scored 14 runs and the Ogoreks three. In the course of the afternoon 28 runs crossed the plate and the batters pounded out 40 hits Jack Mackey, young pitcher from New York City, insisted that his sore arm wasnt sore and tried to do the hurling.

The Taubys tore into him and before he and Man NASHVILLE. Tenn. iff Head Football Coach Henry (Red) Sanders. -of Vanderbilt, went about the none-too-easy job of completing his staff Saturday after announcing that his No. 1 assistant and line coach would be Paul William (Bear) Bryant, of the University of Alabama.

The new mentor at Vandy he succeeds Ray Morrison who resigned to accept a similar position at Temple University in announc- I ing Bryant appointment Friday night said he hoped to name his other assistants before Spring practice begins Monday. tin Tuscaloosa. Coach Frank Thomas, of Alabama, said Bryants appointment was "news to him and added: "We. of course, will hate to see him go. if he does.

At Alabama since 1936. Bryant is developing into one of the most promising young coaches in the Southeastern Confer- ence. He has done a fine job for us) Bryant, who Sanders said would come to Nashville Sunday, played tackle and end at Alabama in 1933-34-35. He is a native of Fordyce, i Ark. "I was very fortunate to get Bry- ant.

Sanders commented. He is regarded as one of the best young coaches in the South. He will make Vanderbilt a good man. ri ager Ira Smith could put out the ante-room to title shots, is known flame 14 runs had crossed home among fight as a smart guy. plate by hits, errors, bases on balls And no wonder, for Pinky used to and othetwise.

be in the Army Intelligence Service, Charley Glock. who placed third base for Knoxville last season ana a boy who may be the second-sack-er for the Barons this year, was the leading hitter for the practice hammering out five hits in six Tips, including two triples. Two other Taubys showed they knew something about handling the The U. of Colorado cagers have been invited back East next year to meet St. Johns U.

(Brooklyn) in the Garden Jimmy Phelan, of Washington has sent Dutch Meyer, of Texas Christian, a handsome silver pipe "The Life of Babe Ruth will be the feature of BY GAYLE TALBOT CLEARWATER, Fla (ff) Among the sillier manifestations of Spring in these parts are the hold- out' situations involving Dolf Ca-; miili of the Brooklyn Dodgers and Joe Medwick of the St Louis Cardinals. After devoting an entire after- noon trying to make some sense out of the two celebrated cases, I can only announce that all is confusion, Camilli was interviewed first, just before he went out to play first base against the Cardinals. He was asked if he had signed a contract. 5 "No, said Camilli. He was asked why he hadnt signed a contract.

"Because I havent been able to find Mr. MacPhail since we agreed on terms, said Camilli. "Ive been past his office twice, but he wasnt in either time. Dolf was asked if he didnt think, all things considered, that he ought to have a contract if he was going to continue to play for the Dodgers. "Oh, Im not worried about that, said Dolf, airily.

"Once I played a whole season in the minors without a contract. All Im worried about is getting those checks. Theyre a lot more legal than any contract. Subsequently, it was learned that General Manager Larry MacPhail hadn't been around for a day or two. Somebody thought he might be over at Lake Wales.

Fla. It was agreed that the Brooklyn boss was sore at Camilli and was letting him "sweat for a time. Camilli, it is alleged, aimed some salty language at MacPhail the other day. The Medwick case next was taken under advisement. The husky Card outfielder was located in a grandstand box, saying nothing to Vice President Branch Rickey of the Cardinals, who was sitting in the same box.

Joe was asked if he had signed He shook his head. Rickey was asked if there was anything to report on the situation. He said no. Both acted like they preferred to be left to devote their attention to the game. Cardinal Manager Ray Blades said he knew nothing about the Medwick situation.

Ray inferred he had his hands full trying to put CLEVELAND SHORTSTOP HURT One of the first casualties of the baseball Spring training season was Lou Boudreau (left above), flashy Cleveland shortstop, who chipped a bone in his left ankle while rounding first base in an exhibition game with the Philadelphia Phillies at Fort Myers, Fla. Here Manager Oscar Vitt, of the Indians, looks worried as Boudreau, crutches in hand, looks forlornly at the ankle. Boudreau will be out of action several weeks. Liquor Store Attendant Is Slugged By Negro 1 Negro Fistic Vols, Chicks And Pebs Finals On Tap Run Against Trouble Tonight At 8 As Loop Teams Drill NEW VANDY ASSISTANT Paul William (Bear) Bryant, former football star at the University of Alabama, and an assistant coach at the Capstone since his graduation, Saturday had been named No. 1 assistant coach to Red Sanders at Vanderbilt.

Bryant will be coach of the line. He is regarded as one of the best young grid coaches in the South and Frank Thomas, head coach at Alabama, when informed of his selection, said he hated to lose him at Alabama. Shortly after locking up State Liquor Store at 312 North Eighteenth Street Friday night, Fred Buttram. 5501 Second Court, North, was slugged over the head by an unidentified Negro when he was getting into his automobile at Third Alley and Eighteenth Street, North. Taken to Hillman Hospital, Buttram was treated for a severe laceration of the head afrid dismissed.

Buttram said he had just got off from work and was ready to get into his car when a Negro slipped up from the rear and hit him over the head with a blunt instrument. He said no money was taken from his person. The Negro fled down Third Alley after striking Buttram, police reported. The affair was investigated by Officers D. H.

Bates and H. C. willow. Chuck Aleno got four foi the "Johnny Presents" hour on six and Kermit Lewis thee for six March 26 Dick Harlow has put Dutch Mele's three out of five squelcher on the latest ru-topped the losers, with Bid Sharp mor by saying: "I wont be going and Harold Birtckstock getting two back to Maryland this year, next, each. Sharp and Jim Haley are two 'ear.

the year after, or ever Birminghom sandlotters brought to ersonally, we think Dick is pull-camp by the Barons. mg somebody leg Michigan Rattprio nr the contest wer fine new Jenison Field House Lading Straube English and fbrke athletic attendance Uikeman, Lamano, Haley for he first three months it was Taubys and Brianard, Smith. Rickson arid McNulty, Guer- Today i Guest Star ra, Pruett for the Ogoreks. Charles Bartlett, Chicago Tribune; Dan Brianaro. a boy with a fast 1 Mr Maurice Tf-ball, who was drafted from the Clinton, Iowa, club as the property Dictionary Webster, was of the Giants, looked fairly good Jht le and may be at Rickwood for the hs no ord describe him opening game.

Mr Bwns Karloff, one of the most Manager Ira Smith is well pleased 8rotesque men of the cinema, is with the way the squad is moving beautiful in comparison. along. I don't believe Ive ever seen a team in better shape after a JohnP-v Phv week's work," he said. Pop Kitch so ens and Frank ORourke, both of Is for Joe Louis may be that the Cincinant, scouting an Pf Wu helping Smith. O'Rourke managed 5f -called fighters we have at El Dorado last season and is thus familiar with such Baron graduates eyry thoughtGeorge of the Cotton States Loop as Whitev erth wlt Rowe, John Conway and Marvin cinched, along comes McNulty.

McNulty is the best Joe McCarthy with the announce-catching bet in ramp, which 13 not rnenL, George will have to beat saying he will do the backstopping out Tommy Henrich, who is going for the Barons this season, but here 8UI1 John H. Lancaster, is a possibility that be might. The Baltimore Sun. has issued Line scare of yesterdays practice an attractive booklet on "Baltimore, Di Vr nn A-rtn 1 TTW game: a Pioneer in Organized State Titles To Be Prize Of Battles In Program At Smithfield Court Election Postponed To Make Way For Opening Ball Game Three State Fistmen Win In S.E.A.A.U. Fikes, Jay Cornelius And Davenport Grab Titles In Meet Finals At Florence Pat's Pet Dream CLARKSDALE, Miss.

(ff) Opening of the Clarksdale baseball season and the municipal election were both set for April 23. So the election was postponed to April 30. "We don't believe that politics ought to interfere with baseball and the candidates don't think so either," commented Democratic Committee Chairman O. Shaw Johnson. With state titles hinging on the together a shortstop-second base outcome surviving gladiators in the combination.

Now he is giving Joe state Negro boxing tournament go Orengo a trial at second base. into action tonight at 8 oclock in Those who are supposed to be the windup session at Smithfield more or less on the inside of the Court Arena. Medwick case declared that there Battling through second-round no longer is any argument between i and semi-final matches last night him and Rickey over the amount the warriors moved into the cham-of Joes salary. pionship round with a strong field Rickey, they say, now is the hold-1 of contestants, out. Sav, is this MacPhail thing Few knockouts marked the fights catching? as well-balanced competition was Rickey, they say, is determined provided all down the line.

Howto make a new and better boy out ever, one real kayo was scored when of Medwick. The report, difficult Andrew Blackmon caught Charley to confirm, has it that Rickey wants Peters with a terrific right to the Joe to make an official promise jaw and Peters toppled forward on that he will play his head off for his face. Blackmon followed his the Cards and give full obedience right with a left hook to the face and allegiance to Manager Blades, but Peters was out cold before the Medwick blew up once last sea- second blow was landed. They are son when Blades removed him from lightheavies and Blackmon faces a CLEARWATER. Fla.

(AV-Rookie Outfielder Pat Mullin. of the Tigers, has a pet dream hitting a ball over the scoreboard in center-field in Briggs Stadium at Detroit. Thats a mere 500 feet from home plate. "Youd be surprised to know how many balls Ive hit over that board in the last two years," said Pat dreamily. By The Aasociated Press The Nashville Vols, Memphis Chicks and Little Rock Travelers ran up against trouble Saturday.

Ace Adams, veteran pitcher picked to start Sundays game against Washington, turned up with a lame side at Nashville's camp at Sanford. and appeared definitely out for several days. A cheerful Vol note was the arrival of Bob Boken. holdout third base-man, to talk terms. President Tom Watkins of the Chicks, in training at Wauchula.

indicated he was ready to start looking around again for a first baseman. The Chicks have not heard from Les Gabrielson. new first baseman who was slated to replace departed Andy Reese. Joe Kohlman, pitcher formerly with Knoxville and Jersey City, ported. Jarlett.

promising young right-handed hurler at Little Rook, has a sore arm and arranged to have two teeth removed Saturday in an ef-1 fort to overcome the cause The Travelers obtained Lefty Cotton Brazle from the Boston Red Sox on option. Danny Pavlovic. battling it with Marion Pelton for out Chatta- Baseball-Swell reading, too Steve Bel-loise (Mikes young brother) and Irish Eddie Dunne, two of the best I the welterweight contenders, go at White Plains Tuesday night under the auspices of Joe McKenna and Tex Sullivan, Hero's Award The National League should make some sort of (award to Irv Kupcinet, a baseball writer on The Chicago Times, for ATLANTA -iff)- A surprising toKther Tajnpa two-point advantage gained Dy a ther night. Horace Stoneham, threatening Louisiana State Ur.iver Giants, was all set to sity team put Floridas defending ae a Iv who is a.s big as champions under pressure Saturday Kour nw ar) because li ving took I jn the four events of the South-1 Victims Of Diseases Who Refuse Help May Be Sent To Jail the lineup and they are known not to be pals. Dean Catches Eye ORLANDO, Fla.

iff) James Henry Dean, a rookie pitcher from Sanford, in the Florida State League, has caught the eye of Manager Bucky Harris, of the Washington Senators. Last year Dean won 21 and lost only six, 17 of his Victories coming in succession. Harris also is elated by another Florida League recruit, Sid eon. International Color Seen In Pin Meet nontOi tfielri look a running eastern Conference swimming meet. be bought of the Giants The Louisiana Bengal streaked and B.

Terry Fortunately for start by pounding out three hits. I the National League. Kupcinet 'held doubles, Martin 'Arrives' win the finals of three out of six rnPer. Jbey might be look-events and pile up 34 points to 32 for the Gators, winner of two ing for somebody to buy the Giants. strong contender in a teammate from Avondale, Herbert Caldwell, in the finals.

Another red hot title tilt is expected to materialize from the meeting of Samuel Rogers and Hilton Jones in the bantamweight division. Both won nifty decisions in fought matches. In the 135-pound sector William Mapps. a hard-hitter, and Herbert Crawford appear likely to provide plenty of action. The program tonight should be a corker all the way.

Summaries: 118-Pound Division Samuel Rogers outpointed Charles Smith. Hilton Jones outpointed William Mor- i ton. 126-Pound Division Charles Burkett. Negro Boys Club, out- golnted James Smith, North Birmtngnam :o.a Club. William Burweii, Negro Bovs Club, outpointed Karl Coker.

Negro Bovs clun James Williams Baseball Results. MONTGOMERY, Ala. Atty. Gen. T.

S. Lawson Saturday had ruled that an infected person who refuses to take treatment for venereal diseases may be committed to jail for treatment on order of a county health officer. The attorney general ruled a jail committal order may also be signed by a physician in charge of a public venereal disease clinic, under a 1939 law Mr. Lawsons opinion was delivered at the request of Sheriff W. W.

Boswell, of Geneva County. Atty. Gen. Lawson, in other rulings, held that a county health officer is not authorized to spend county health funds for membership fees in civic organizations, or social agencies; and that the expenses of a sheriff to Montgomery to get extradition papers for a prisoner in some other states are not allowable expenses incurred in such extradition. DETROIT ff) Pin snipers from 14 different states as well as two lineups from Canada.

Winnipeg and Montreal, will face the setups in the American Bowling Congress championships Saturday night, adding more international color to the big pin classic. The card is studded with potent groups and the score keepers expect another shakeup among the leaders such as occurred Friday night when teams from Hinsdale ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. iff) From present indications the "arrival of Rookie Marion Martin as a shortstop for the St.

Louis Cardinals is going to shunt Veteran Third Baseman Don Gutteridge bench-ward. If Martin can hold down ehorL Jimmy Brown is expected to settle at third This may eliminate the erratic third base throwing of old. but also will take some speed end color out of the infield. Score by innings: E. Chicago i A i 010 000 1002 9 3 Los A (Pac) 100 000 02x 3 5 1 Brown.

Dobernir 1 4 1, Boyles (7) and Turner, Silvestri (6): Prim, Kush (6) and Hernandez, Holm (8). FLORENCE. Ala Three Alabama fistmen grabbed off Southeastern A. A. U.

laurels in the finals program of the tournament nere last night J. E. Fikes. of Carbon Hill. Jay Cornelius, of Florence, and Dump Davenport, of are the Alabama titlists.

They won in the 112, 118 and 175-pound sectors, in that order, Davenport won his laurels on a second shot. He was outpointed in the semi-finals but his victorious op- ponent, George Vasil, of Atlanta, was not able to fight last night due to an injured rib. Davenport stepped in and stopped Wilson Campbell, of Decatur, in the third on a technical kayo. Fikes got revenge on Howard Ashley, of Florence, for a defeat in the state Golden Gloves, beating him in the finals for the flyweight crown. Chattanooga.

Old Hickory and Florence wound up in a deadlock for team honors and in a match-off Chattanooga won. Chattanooga had champions as did Nashville. Dub Baggett, of Chattanooga, won the featherweight title while Mack Ramsey, of Chattanooga, cornered the heavyweight diadem. Nashvilles champions were Johnny Pickne.v in the 135-pound division and Barry Sutton in the 160-pound sector. Davis "Red" Travis, of Old Hickory.

grabbed off the remaining title in the welterweight division. The lads who won championships are: 112-Pound J. E. Fikes, Carbon Hill. 118-Pound Jay Cornelius, Flor-: ence 126-Pound Dub Baggett, Chatta- nooga 135-Pound Johnny Pickney.i Nashville.

147-Pound David Travis, Old Hickory. 160-Pound- Barry Sutton, Nashville 175-Pound Dump Davenport. Leighton. Heavyweight Mack Ramsey, Chattanooga The summaries: I 112 K. Ftkes, Carbon Hill, won from Howard Ashley.

Florence. HR Jay Cornelius. Florence, woo from Aaron Kephart. Florence 126 Pub BaRKett, Chattanooga, won from Joe Anderson. Chatta nooga.

135 Ariel Warwick. Old Hickory, lost to including two in yesterday's exhibition with Selma. Pelton, playing with Selma, went hitless. Van Fleet, Burrows and Ash pitched four-hit ball in Chattanooga's 7-0, six-inning win Manager Hal Anderson was expected back at New Orleans from Florida with news of deals to strengthen the Pelicans. Jimmy Sheehan, young catcher, showed i well in Knoxville's camp at Val-i dosta, Ga.

Two new Crackers thrilled At-: lantas Manager Paul Richards. I Lewis Carpenter pitched Tour-hit shutout baseball in the last four innings of a 16-5 win over Savan-i nah and Outfielder Willard Mar-1 shal pounded out four of the Crackers' 18 blows. Score by innings: H. Detroit tA 000 012 0317 11 0 Buffalo ID 013 000 0015 9 3 Nelson, Pippen (8) and Tebbetts, Roche, Maglie (4i, Ogiegoa 1 7 and Bolton. Zubck (8i.

Not Counted Out events in Fridays opening competition. Three conference records were smashed, the Tigers taking the leaa in this respect also with two new marks to one for the Floridians. It was a novel experience for the Florida lads to be running second, for they are three-times winner of the conference crown. It has oeen six years sihee they were beaten in a dual meet. Preliminary heats (only qual-ifers are listed) 50-yard free style first heat won by Bates (Georgia Tech); second.

Stradtman (Georgia Tech). Time 24.1 seconds. Second Heat Won by Percy. L. S.

second. Roberts (Kentucky), Time 23.3 seconds. Third Heat WoVi by Walters I (Georgia); second, Acosta (Florida). Time 24.1 seconds. 220-Yard Free Style First Heat-Won by Barnett tGeorgia); second.

nl" t00k over second and third positions in the five-man Burkett outpointed Williams (seni-fi-! event standings. nal- Hinsdale Recreations rolled up Herheri CrawiSRP TtSEviiu c. 2.880 on games Of 945-972-963 in outpointed Early Culver, unattached. i taking the runner-up position while the Bennett Ace Arcade. Chicago 147-Pound oiviiion veterans, posted 2,858 for third hon-' tom Mornan, Westfield, outpointed I ere Frank Bishop, Pratt City A.

C. James Jackson, Woodlawn, won on lor- the leaders were not threatened felt from Henderson Howard, Southsioe. ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.

ffv-Jake Powell is refusing to be counted out of the outfield picture for the New York Yankees this Spring. In yesterdays game against the Newark Bears he hit a homer to start a victory rally and contributed a circus fielding gem with a head -long dive for a long drive by Tommy Holmes. Score by innings: E. Pittsburgh (N) 000 003 030 6 7 0 Chicago (N). 010 004 0117 14 2 Bowman.

Bauers 6 Sewell (6), Heintzelman '9) and Mueller. Ber-res (9); Bonetti. Epperly 4 Bertram (7). Campbell (9) znd Todd, Collins (7). Y.

M. C. A. Results Slash In Phone Rate Is Given Approval duripg yesterday's doubles and singles card. Score by innings: 20 Cents A Pound 160-Pojnd Division Lucius Lockhart Negro Boys Club, out pointed James Burks.

Avondale Y. Aaron Wilson, Negro Boys Club, defeated Robert Palmer, fcnsley. Hubert Cole, Parker High School, won on forfeit trom Elbert Lindsav, Avondale. Wilson outpointed Cole 175-Pound Division Andrew' Blackmon, unattached, knocked out Charley Peters, Negro Bovs Club, first round. Herbert Caldwell, Avondale, outpointed Claude Nash.

Negro Boys Club. Lincoln High Meets Savannah In Finals 13-YEAR-OLO TOURNEY Bessemer 36, Bluebirds 7 Lineups and summary Avondale Bluebirds (7) R. Jaffe and A. Jaffe I2. forwards; Farmer (4, renter; Holcomb and GURgenheln, suards; Mitchell, Bryan.

Burns and Gray, substitutes Bessemer (3i Becker (5) and t-ee Hi. jda). Time 2 minutes 26.4 seconds. forwards; Walls (7, center; West () and Hnat Wnn hv Smith II Durick Ml, guards: Griffin Carr (81, Don- beCOnO Heal Won Dy smiin i L. ahoo and Griffkt hi, substitutes.

S. second, Kelly 'Auburn); third. Smith (Georgia Tech). Time, 2 minutes 21.9 seconds. Finals (All swimmers listed Fairview 20.

Selma Eagle 8 Lineup and summary Selma Eagle (8)- Miller and Oammack 1 forward; Plummer 3, center. Humphries (1) and L. Mitchell 2i, guards; Rood fFlorida), third, Welch placed in (Flor-1 (AA000 090 24217 18 2 'Phil. (Nl 002 000 230 7 8 Hades. Ferens (4), Owens (7) and Neidson; Mulcahy, Smoll (5), Pullig (5), Jones (8) and Warren.

OAKLAND. Calif. iff) Tom Sange. poultry dealer who dabbles in boxing, bought the contract of Welterweight Irish Tommy Taylor for $29.35. Taylor's manager.

Joe Herman. Wanted a dollar for each of the fighter's Hdi pounds, but finally let him go at 30 cents. Powell (1), H. Mitchell and Harris, substitutes. Fairview (20) Oxford (7) and Lillian 1 6 1 forwards; Reynolds (3), center; McCoy and Salscr (4), guards; Matthews and Alvis, substitutes.

Score by innings: E. Cleveland (A) 000 010 0001 5 2 Rochester (I) 000 001 13x 5 8 3 Feller, Stromme (5), Center 8) and Hemsley, Hegan 5) Rvba, Seinfoth (6) and Beal, Klutz (6). the scoring.) 1.500 Meter Free Style Won by Welsh tFlorida); second, Klein-peter (L. S. U): third, Rood (Florida); fourth, Snelling (Florida); fifth, Meyer L.

S. Time, 21 minutes, 2J1 seconds. Idle Tax Savings Seen TUSKEGEE, Ala. ff) Lincoln High, of Evansville, Ind and Beacb-Cuyler, of Savannah. meet in the Tuskegee Institute gymnasium Saturday night for national Negro high school basket ball championship.

Surviving four rounds of tough competition in which 26 teams were DENVER (ff) Its taken nearly entered. Lincoln defeated Frazier, a week's play, 48 games, to prove of Covington, Ky 50-31 last night. what most people believed ight and the Georgia team eliminated 1 along that the national champion Booker Washington, of Montgom- Denver Nuggets and the Phillips 66 Giants from Oklahoma's flat are again the class of the National MONTGOMERY. Ala Three reductions in the rates of the Southern Bell Telephone Telegraph Company were approved Friday by the Alabama Public Service Commission. The commission estimated that the reductions will save customers $14,962 annually.

The cuts in rates were: The time limit for long-distance calls costing less than 25 cents was advanced from three to five minutes. A 63-cents-per-month charge on each one-fourth mile of line utilized by private exchange extensions was changed to 20 cents for each one-tenth mile where extension stations are located on the same premises as the main station or switchboard. A reduction of 25 cents per month on dial type private branch exchange extension stations was ordered. The commission also denied the petition of the Louisville Nashville Railroad to discontinue its station at Tanner. and it revoked Transfer the Company, to Score by innings: St.

Louis A Team A 000 200 0103 7 0 Toledo AA) 001 000 0001 6 3 Mills, Muncreif (5) and Swift; Kimberlin, Cole (4), Wirkkala (7) and Mackie, Spindei (7). $150,000 In Purses Avondale Blues 15, Ensley 10 Lineups and summary: Avondale Blues-' (15) Goldstein -(d) and Wallace (6), forwards: Pittard. center; 8tevenaon (3 and Munger, guards; Isaacs, Brabston and GreeA, substitutes. Ensley (10) Stewart (1) and Stanford 2, forwards; Jarrard, center; Tate (6) and Kallman, guilds; Edwards. Pen nlngton.

Russell (1), J. Davies and D. vies, substitutes. Johnnv Picknev. Nashville 14? David Red Travis.

Old Hickory, won from Vaughn Cornish, Chattanooga. 160 Barry Sutton. Nashville, won from Tommy Stanford. Atlanta, knockout, second round 175 Dump DavsnfMHrt, Leighton. won from Wilson Campbell.

Decatur, technical knockout, third. Heavyweight Mack Ramsey, Chattanooga. won from Btll Parsons, Nashville, second round. MONTGOMERY Ala -Alabama Industries and workers may share a $2,000,000 reduction in unemployment compensation taxes, beginning next, year. Gov.

Dixon heard Friday. A special committee is working out a new scale, based on employment records of the Alabama Department of Industrial Relations, which may possibly reduce employe and employer charges $2,000,000 annually. Chairman Douglas Stock-ham. Birmingham, will formally report the committee findings March 27 Ramsay Whites Down Blue Track Crew, 74-62 A. A.

U. basket ball tournament. Now these two veteran combina-I tions in "big league basket ball 1 come up to the finals for the second straight year. They'll clash for the championship at 9 o'clock Saturday night before probably 6,000 I or more in the City Auditorium. Score by Tulsa (T) St.

Louis Team (A) 204 010 41x 12 13 2 Milstead. Schubel 6 and Sueme, Steiner (6); Wade, Whitehead (5) and Carrola. Cools On McCormick CLEVELAND iff) North Randall Track will put up $150,000 in purses for its 28 days of running races. May 22 to June 22. The first handicap, the $1,000 inaugural, will be held opening day.

It for 3-year-olds and up at 1 1-16 miles. John Turner, of Baltimore. Hialeah Park and Maryland turf official, has been engaged as presiding steward and racing secretary William C. Daly, of Forest Hills, N. will be starter.

Avondale Blues 23. Central IS Lineups and summary: Central (15) Bowen (7) and Philips. forwards; McDaniel (1. center; Hopping (7) and Baker, guards; Edwards, substitute. Avondale Blues (23) Goldstein (2) and Brabston 1 1 forwards; Pittard 4, center; Stevenson (1) and Munger (5), guards; Wamsley, Wallace (8).

Fulltngton. Green (2 and Isaacs, substitutes. Today's New Fish Story HAVANA iff) Vince DiMaggio is about to get his chance at the left field job for the Cincinnati Reds, according to Redleg rumors which have Manager Bill McKech-nie cooling off on Rookie Myron McCormick Another report had McKechnie favoring the return or UnOraQIfied Minister double No-Hit Johnny Vander Meer waivers could be permits of the Bradley Storage Company and Bradley Moving Storage of Birmingham, for failure report and pay mileage taxes. lo the minors Civitan Club Speaker Score by innings: Boston i 100 030 0004 New York (N) 020 000 1003 Strincevich, D. French (6) Siluria Wins From Ramsay Team, 8 To 7 Fairview 12.

I4Y" Knights 11 Lineups and summary: Knights (11 -Thompson and Potis (2), forwards; Walker (2), center; Potts (7) and Setllff. guards. Fairview (12) Lillian (4) and Oxford (6. forwards; Reynolds, center; McCoy (2) and Saiser, guards. Masi; Schumacher, Joiner (5i, Lynn (8) and ODea.

Hayworth (6). obtained. Young Man Picks The Wrong Place To Flash A Gun The Whites" won from the Blues. 74 to 62. Friday afternoon In a Ramsay High squad track meet.

Jack Aland captained the "Whites and T. J. Gainor led the "Blues. The results: High Hurdles Haynes (W), first; Wesson (B, second Bowen (Wi, third. Time.

17.7. 100- Yard Dash Peer son (B. first; Burns second; Smallmnn iWi, third. Time, 10 4. Mile hint ery (W).

first; Gavalos B. 'second: Dickson (W. third. Time. 440-Yard Dash Jordan iBj, flrst; Val-ekts (W, second.

Gilmore (Bt, third. Time. 52. 220-Yard Dash Hmatlman tWi, first; Peeraon iBl, second, Burns (W), third, i Time Ml Half MUn- Slattery (W, first; Sal (B), second; Irfchart (W), third. Time.

2:10. Low Hortlles Peerson (B), first; Me-'David (B, second Bowen W), third. Time. 23.4. Shot Put Aland (W).

first; Haynes (W. second. Kluge tW), third. Distance, 50 feet, two inches. Discus Throw- Aland (W), first: Sims (Wi, second; Haynes (W.

third. Distance, 121 feet. Pole Vault Qetnor (B), first; Downs IR), second Skelton (W), third. Height, JASPER. Ark.

(ffi Ted Reeves greeted Spring with this fishing tory: He hooked a small eel, the eel tangled the line under a rock. Rather than break the line, Reeves left it overnight. Returning, he found the line untangled, with the eel and a large catfish at the end. The catfish had tried to eat the eel, but the slippery little fellow wiggled through the catfishs gills, looped the line around the larger fishs head and there they were. Score bv innings: R.

H. E. Newark 1 1) 002 000 2004 6 0 New York A 000 000 33x 6 3 Barkley, Johnson (4), Kamnerj (7), Gurske (8) and Padden; Sun-! dra, Hadley (6) and Jorgens. SILURIA Ala Thompson High School came from behind to defeat LmVupT'mi nummarv na Ramsay, 8 to 7, Friday. East Birmingham (17) Holloway and Johnson and Henderson, with Daughtry (13), forwards; Chau In (2).

a. hunter. Hosmcr and Pettus. guards. Brown three hits each, and Yessick, with and Tucker, substitutes, two, led a 16-hit Siluria attack.

Dav- Bnwncr 2) t5i nmt Lm, enport and Edgar led Ramsay with I nt, w.t to. ana Druick Griffin, substltut. Alwyn Howell, one of the few men occupying the position of assistant pastor and yet not ordained to the ministry, was the speaker at the Birmingham Civitan Club luncheon in the Tu.t wiler Hotel Friday, and his subject, "Service. He i came to Birmingham more than a year ago to take the position he now 50,000 Kids To Roll Eggs Around White House Lawn Monday (7), KUards; U. S.

9 Viking 22. B. two safe raps apiece. Ramsay 001 204 007 10 3 Sihira 010 400 218 16 2 Jones and Houston; Foshee, Minton and Yessick. Score by innings: R.

H. E. I Pdelphia (A) 001 000 0067 8 1 1 San Fcisco (P) 000 001 0304 10 3 I McLaughlin, McCrabb (6), Dean (9) and Wagner, Hayes (5); Powell, Jensen (8), Bowen (9) and Sprinz,) Leonard (8). WASHINGTC of Easter Why, Senator Pepper Selma Lineups mid summary: Selma Vikings (22) Derryberry and Davis (14). forwards; Clay (4).

center; McKenzie (2) and King (2). guards: Guthrie. Boddie, Humphries. Tallent and Mayton. substitutes.

B. U. 8. (9) Bradley and H. Stock-ham (5).

forwards; L. Bradley, center; Steiner (4) and Farley, guards; B. Stock-ham and Green, substitutes but WASHINGTON iff) Senator Claude Pepper, of Florid, came perilously close Friday to Raying that there had been freezing weath. I nds Vosmik's Legs Good 36. Tim, Whit, Ad Draws Plenty Of Advice, But His Skunk's Still Gone Schumacher Shines Veterans Connect BOSTON (ff) A young man walked into police headquarters Friday night, fished a pistol out of' his brief case and announced: Im a stick-up man, After they picked him up off the floor, Police CapL Bernard J.

Graham said, officers discovered that the young man was trying to surrender himself in remorse for a taxicab holdup. Capt. Graham said the young man told him he hired a taxi in Wellesley and rode around for four hour Friday night before robbing the driver, Anthony Mac-cinni, 24. of $1.85. Maccinni leaped from the cab and escaped a short time later.

Then the young man spent $1.20 of his loot for another cab to take him to police headquarters, where he surrendered with the aforementioned difficulty. He was booked on suspicion of armed robbery. CLEARWATER. Fla. (ff) One fellow who will be mighty happy when the Brooklyn Dodgers startv jgar northward is Joe Vosmik, and ff) An adver-15 reward for his pvt skunk Barrett plenty en fteezt along with tf Florida ball wants it dist i trouble is gs.

I had a ist year, but Vaug sandy out-parks. nctly under-t caused by few oharley I played in ess tharr Ted ad legs dont FORT MYERS, Fla. (ff) Although the club as a whole isnt anything to make manager happy, Bill Terry of the New York Giants is pleased at the Spring perform-I ances of Pitcher Hal Schumacher, He worked four innings against the Boston Bees Friday, allowing two hits. Some careless work the first inning brought the first store that has been made off Hal this I Spring. get the praise at this year, but Frankie Frisch of the Pittsburgh Pi-talking about Arky id Paul Wancr.

In 14 than has made 22 hits at bat for a 458 aver-nd Waner 13 in 31 for .419. Rizzo has driven in 23 runs distance Vaughan, his nearest by eight TUPELO Miss-tisement offering the safe return of has brought Dr. T. of response but no skunk. The veterinarian said he had letters from 15 states concerning the ad, many of them offering advice on how to catch a skunk without raising a bad odor.

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