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BRIDGEPORT SUNDAY POST. DECEMBER 25, I960 D--THREE Barry MacKay is Named No.l U.S. Tennis Performer Darlene Hard Selected as Best Feminine Net Star NEW YORK--(AP) Barry MacKay and Earl Buchholz, both of whom signed pro contracts Wednesday, were ranked No. 1 and No. 3 by the United States Lawn Tennis association for their play during I960.

Darlene Hard of Montebello, and Karen Hantze of San Diego, were placed in the first and second berths in the women's division. The rankings must be approved at the USLTA convention in New Orleans on Feb. 4 to become official. MacKay moved up from No. 3 a year ago, while Buchholz, at 20, the youngest player ever to turn professional, was No.

6. MacKay is from Dayton. Ohio, and Buchholz from St. Louis. Bartzen No.

2 Bernard (Tut) Bartzen, the Dallas southpaw, was ranked No. 2, the same slot he occupied a year ago when Alex Olmeda topped the list. Others in the top ten of the men's group, in order are Charles McKinley of St. Ann, Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield, Jon Douglas of Santa Monica, Ronald Holmberg of Brooklyn; Whitney Reed of Alameda, Donald Dell of Bethesda, and Chris Crawford of Piedmont, Calif. The women's elite ten was completed by Nancy Richey of San Ahgelo, Texas; "Billie Jean Moffitt of Long Beach, Donna Floyd of Arlington, Janet Hopps of Seattle: Gwyneth Thorn- as of Shaker Heights.

Ohio; Victoria Palmer of Phoenix, Resuhs Entries and Selections Australians Favored Fair Ground Results Tropical Result By l.MIfcl* fcriOftS Off TJRe Tivoxff C5.Su -2 SO O3, jack IVK i MiSion e- CO: Bran GcW Award 2 Anojisteth rsn CortU. ran-- JJts Aunt Petwr, Southern Pine Esuns, Cos-Vie. 3 I up OK lim County Krouxsara tiu Var.ij-.' Kms sni! r.ow It- Pf-sys iVaniji 1 7 Ncno TVfi Lies 1 i 4 rJeJJon Sasst. Javk es. Cijubt'.

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the gentle pani. and Nicol.i Pictranprli, tho Roman "puff bail." take the Davis Cup io the Land of tbo Caesars? This is the tennis question to ho answered at White City starting Monday in the climactic chaHenpe round between Australia, holder of the cup. and the last survivor of the challengers, surprising Italy. Australians, world i champion Neale Frasrr on their day ii side, rule 2-1 favorites hut none The ivan ace which decided the -nter- zone finass in favor of the ans. In the draw late this afternoon! Hopman will nominate two left-! banders, Fraser and Rod for the singles and Fraser andj Emerson for the doubles.

Sirola and Pietrangeli carry the; fuii load for the Italians as they! have done an recent years. The openmg singies are sched-i ujed Monday starting at 1:15 p.m. I Local time p.m. EST Sun-! U.S.). I Siifnus Adams Jrt 1 4-5.

8.50 Also ran--The Lip. Firm Ruim VaJc. Jeffrey J. cia oldis and up 6 lurlons. Of XVinslow.

off Sailers 3 Time i 1 Take "HUB 112 jousl Aboui. Crav aMtrt Kionda ham i hlt 2 ypar fim 3 J.J! Boy doubles will be played; is discounting the threat or the-Tuesday and the final singles in! two-man team from Italy which reverse order of pairings Wed-! kntKked the United States out of nesday. I the challenge round for the first 17,000 to Watch 1 time in 23 years. hu whj Cky Even Chance virtually certain to a 17.000? "Wo have at least 2 50-50-Sellout with half of the fans chance." saui World Citiren reccnt Italian -Immigrants or of! Drobny. former extraction.

i champion who was hired to; Many of them admittedly never i coach the Italian team. "If any. have seen a tennis match and! thing our boys should be morejofficials are keeping their finders! relaxed against the Australians crossed lest demonstrative Utinsi" as we have everything to winlset off minor riots characteristic's TUNNELL MAY QUIT GREEN BAY, The 13-year National Football league career of Defensive Halfback Emlen Tuoneil may end tomorrow after the championship game between Packers and Eagles in Philadelphia, his home town. But then again, it may not. Even Tunneii is unsure of his future.

Relaxing in Green Bay's Northland hotel this week Tunneii said, "Man, I'm going to get out of this game and get a job. I'm getting too old for this stuff." But five minutes later he commented, can't juit now. With us winning the championship and all it means some money. With playoff, a raise and the All-Star game next Summer it's worth $12,090 to me." Money is a paramount Issue xvith Tunneii, whose only rivals for longevity In the league are Charlie Conerly of the New York Giants and Ed Kusmann of the Dallas Cowboys. and nothing to lose," of big soccer Ramcs.

Vanni Cane--him Drobny has a persona! slake fnjpcle. the mild Florence in the game. His main fault 4-5. Lo Toy 5 3 Winant 6 2 0 3.SO 'Ebony Pearl na 4,50 Kirtcs Market 6 Xono Also ran--Cnme On Joe. Craity Rita.

Police Call. John's, Bid YuJetide handicap I Hill AP Wirephoto AUERBACH EJECTED--Boston Celtics, coach Arnold "Red" Auerbach gets the heave-ho by referee Sid Borgia during game with the Detroit Pistons at Boston Garden yesterday. The ejection followed a lengthy argument over a foul call in the game. Boston won 150 to 106. (Story on Page One).

SIGNS 3-YEAR PACT Of Cathy Chabot of San Diego and pftrol Hanks of St. Louis. A Sad Year The year of 1960 was one of the poorest in history for the United tennis forces. Tne men's singles crown again went overseas although regained the women's honors. The Davis Cup team failed to reach the challenge round for the first time in 36 years and the Wightman team bowed to the British girls for the second time in three years.

Only-other bright spots in addition to'Miss Hard were Mac- Kay'i triumph in tfie National women's Clay COUrt Championships and Ralston's triumph with a Mexican PRO HOCKEY NEW HAVEN BLADES vt JERSEY LARKS TONITE AT 7 P.M. 1.75 to 1.15 General Admission 1.2S NEXT GAME WED. -AT 8 P-M. Blades vs. Johnstown i A A PITTSBURGH, (AP)--Veteran tackle Frank Varrichione has.

TijcSON. Outstand- igned a tnree-year contract wuh ing players from na Pittsburgh Steelers of the jtion smaU schools to National Footoall League, (they are better than their coun- Terms of the pact were not terparts from major Col3eges in the All-American Bowl today. vealed. The former Notre Dame standout has been with the Steelers! for the past six seasons. He wasj recently named to play in thej NFL's Pro Bowl game at Losi Owl Bowl Game Today RODEO LAURELS ARE AT STAKE previous at This year the small school will have a slight edge in ii Off 4: Ciltx-n 1 3 ran a-Ki Iiv.

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Thinkine Man. wins Spread. dq-- finished 1st. disquailfieti and placed 2nd. TENTH-- $2.000 claiming 3 flnd up A mile OU :05 Time 2-5.

Kobie Court 112 Larkin 6.20 3.20 Pore Jim Xono ''So Hard Sea 110 RoseSlo Also ran Donald 0.. Capetian. Esorit De Patsy. Jims Whim. Shadows Pride.

olds third appearance in the post season game. partner in the doubles at Wimbledon. Buchholz and McKinley were rated the top team in men's doubles while Miss Hantze and Miss Hopps won that distinction in 1. Barry Mcakay. Dayton Ohio.

2. Bernard Bartzen- Dallas Texas. 3. Earl Bsccholz. St.

Louis. Mo. .4. Charles McKinley, St. Ann.

Mo. 5. R. Dennis Ralston. Bakersfield.

Calif. 6. Jon Douslas. Santa Monica. 7.

Ronald Holisberz. Brooklyn XT. g. Wnitney Reed Alameda 9. Donald Dell Bethesda Md.

10. Chris CTTrford Piedmont. Calil. MEN'S DOUBLES Earl Buchholz and Charley 2. Ramsey Earhart ami lartia Reissen 3.

John Cranston and Jor. Bouzlas. i. Kuxh Ditzler and Clifford 5. Donald Dell and Myron Franks.

6. Michael Green and Larry Easier. 7. -Reginald Bennett and Allen Fox. 8.

Crawford Henry and Whitney 9. John Povriess and John Sfeossiod. 10. Donald Russell and John Sharpe. WOMEN'S SINGLES Darlene R- Hard.

Montebello. Calif. 2- Karen Hantz. San Diexo. Calif.

3. Jfancy Richey. San Anzelo. Texas. A Billie Jean Moffitt.

Long Beach. Calif. 5. Donna Floyd. Arlington.

Va. 6- Janet S. Hopps, Seattle. Wash. 7.

Crvryneth Thomas. Shaker Heizhts. Ohio. Victoria Palmer. Phoenix.

Arii. Cathy chaoot, San Dieso. Calil. 10. Carol Hanks.

5L Ixjuis. Mo. WOCVfEVS DOUBLES T. Karen Kantze and Janet S. Hopes.

2- Donr.a Floyd and Belmar Gunderson. 3. Carole Caldweil and Cathy Chaoot. 4. Barbara Browninz and Billie Jean Moffjn.

5- Marilyn Montgomery and LL-da Vail, 6. Justina BricJca and Carol Hans. small margin of height at the By ROBERT E. FORD DALLAS, Harry Tompkins, a 32-year-old former New" Yorker, and Bob A. Robinson, 26, in only his third full ends and equal speed in the back-j year of professional competition, field.

Big Interior line John Michelosen of Pitt Jim Larue of Arizona, coaches of the major team, have expressed concern over the small will decide the rodeo champion- jship of the world this coming week. The decision comes in the national finals rodeo which begins Monday and continues through 10 performances, ending with an school's mammoth Interior eve ning performance New Year's The tackles, guards and centers jj)av. average 224 pounds. The giants veteran Tompkins, listing are three tackles, his home now as Dublin. George Balthazer, Tennessee! has 31,218 points toward the all- A nnti A 1 A 250-pound Houston Antwine.

Southern Illinois, and 240- pound Ron Puckett, Los Angeles. Charles Long, 220. of Chattanooga State, will be one of the starting tackles. But the big school stars are also big in size as well as name, around title. Robinson, who lives at Rockland, Idaho, has 27,386.

Points are based on each dollar won in rodeos during the The two men will not meet in the same event during the national finals. Tompkins qualified Fair Grounds Entries PRESS INTERNATIONAL CLEAR AND FAST POST 2:00 T.M. FIRST--SISOO claiming 3 year olds 6 112 Hacsburs 106 dR01 aMiss Wstsatt H2 stive Volcano Bw owl a dn-Steokler entry. EIGHTH S2.600 KiBes sSHs 0 i2j'Baiicy 7 Sho Lea 113 Brooks Also ran-- Prominent Lady. At Siall Ceiter.

Rpthe! Park, r.ameus. Joes -Man. Admiral Col William P. NINTH-- J2.509 clairsiinc 3 year olds and up i 1-io mile Time 1 :44 1-j. Caricature 1 5 Ruane 11.

SO 5-40 3 0 Roceno 20 BSum 30 Bis Steve 5 7 Raczn j'oo Als-o ran Shannondale. Retl Count Lucky. Djctscho. Sucar Fish Bus. Colon 2n'-l.

Tropical Entries BV tMTKD INTIJKNATION.M. IAST 1:30 T.M. ciaimmz 3 and and he docs not attempt to hidei "This should be the most says. "On bad days I can lose the fact that "I would a orful challenge round in history." I to anybody. On good--I can beat couple of eycteeth to beat Cliff Sproule.

the Davis Cupjanybody. Tnat is why I like the man in this one." referee. Davis Cup because it lasts The feud dates back to time; The Italian challenge this year I three days." 0 a i -j Drobny beat Hopman's prize pu-1 appears more dedicated and more Pietrangeli. a native of Tunis Ken Rosewall. in the Wimble-j determined than any in the past.jwith an Italian father and Rus- rows na and Hopman Instead of gorging themselves on jsian mother, is a bouncy, twinkle- complained Rosewall was and wine and whoopingjioes artist on the court.

He pos- viclim of a Partisan gallery. i up until late hours both Sirolaisesses one of the quickest and The incentive is equally strongjand Pietrangeli have rackets in the game and for 32-year-old Sirola and 27-year- themselves into hard, lean ath- reflexes which are light- old Pietrangeli who have becnilctcs and have disciplined them-jning quick. In the past, too. he battling for the Davis Cup as a selves mentally for their task, jhas been too inclined to shrug team for eight years but neverj "If Australia beat us they wiHjoff a tough match, before this year have come to beat us at our The Australians are products io paining the challenge round, jsaid Pietrangeli. "We are dcter-lof an assembly line which consider Pietrangeli.

Fraser mined to take the Davis Cup back tennis champions like and Rod Laver on an equal plane to Italy and keep it there forimachines. 'as players and we have proved many years." i Fraser. 26. is holder of both we can beat their best doubles! Inseparable Partners jthc Wimbledon and United States team," Drobny said. Sirola a Inseparable partners'for yearsititles and is rated the best ama- Pietrangeli crushed Fraser and ion the international tennis scenejteur in the world.

Laver is a iu xBay Scene Yardarm Sua Larry Kdmor 104 117 117 Incom 117 xRalty Round Jet Jay 117 sinzauore Tom Cashe! Rock H7 Randy Vf. Potential Plus 117 Rock entry optional 2 year olds 6 furlongs Greek Ace UO aEspidevU 6 xHar.dset 7 1 1 Barboor 117 Saint or Sincr 110 Ai xCindy Mriini Round Head 1C5 xDimaiick 170 Atoka 113 Tony 103 112 no 113 a--Canninc-Barbour entry THlKD-- $2000 claimins 2 year olds miles srajor Deeasrt 120 Aftons Dream 106 xKoyal Julie xlrish Dumpling 104 Seven 104 Finale Puer xPambro 1 Harpy Kuntjns 106 Hit Henri 115 Como-Miss 1 1 Golden 1C? Hish Order Roy Emerson in the Victorian finals two weeks ago. Pietrangeli. Wimbledon finalist and Europe's top Sirola and Pietrangeli offer strik-1 bandy-legged Queenslander who is ing contracts semi-! style, ama-, Sirola. an underground fighter EnsUm Louis Dianas Trsure 113 Gallisox 107 xHip Work FOURTH--S2COO claiminz 3 year 106 105 olds averaging 220 pounds for the as one of the top 15 in the nation men in the interior line.

The! in bareback bronc riding and xDebate biggest is 225-pound Tackle Bob steer riding, while Robinson 8 Minihane of Boston university. Flashy Quarterback Dave Nelson, the offense-minded coach from Delaware, and and 6 iurlonas Indan Plumse 110 sSorit 113 Dixie Bose 1 7 Moon Glow Bey 116 xAustin Venn 1 Dedamber i 7 Mibs Marble pur Tribe 113 FIFTH--32000 claiming 3 year olds and up 6 lurlonzs xllonko 114 Waltzins Shoei 7 1 5 Ixscto." Fifteen 122 Jacquelin Cantain Advce Branvreil i i Jett vapor 113 i 7 3 year 6 SECOND--S2300 mile and 70 yards Dont Felter i i PanthA 103 xlrene-S. BIK Duke 1 1 Flo Sreyra 11 Jack Bersrer 114 BuichJe Boy 1 1 MisUe Gao i War Gamei i Victorv- Bound Hossnik i a i xMt. Hood 106 Grecar? i Euphrates Our Chris 114 Bonnie Blu 108 Stiver Bath i THIRD--52200 claiminz 3 year olds a i up 6 furlongs A i Hash Azain 120 Kays Ace Sabena 2nd Mute Question aFjrst Lead 1 4 The Joker Velvet Shield 120 Proud ilister I 2 0 i Thorns Aqunai Sf i I I j5? Lillian 1 fi aMurilie i 4 Charm Song i "Irish Eyes 1 U'arbler xFirst Minister 7 i 5 Box 115 a--Bensincer-Rob Rose Ranch entry iSc FOURTH--S2300 Claiming 3 year li'lies 6 furlonzs Reaal Sar.z i 5 Deal Lane Drps of Brndy i 5 Sweet Tancy H2 Conts TuijT 109 xDanclne Lisa 107 5 0 5 1 3 i rf, 107jg i player, said "I would betifor the Allies during World War i Sirola against Fraser. Fraser II xvhen his home in Fiume was I plays the same type of game as overrun by Hitler's legions, is a 2 year arr Mackey and you saw what i laughing, easygoing giant who Orlando did to Mackay at seems to get nettled or It was Sirola's straight-set tri-ihurried.

umph over the top-ranking Amer- He has in physique andiflashy and erratic. Emerson is 'the team's steadying influence. Fraser suffered a mild leg la- a nine-foot reach with jury a week ago but appears fully recovered- Northwestern end El Kimbrougb led the Big Ten gridmeri In receiving with 21 receptions for 321 yards and two touchdowni. Max Spilsbury of Arizona State college, figure their small school team hss a gold mine in Quarterback Paul Terhes of Bucknell. Little All-America Tehre, 195.

was rated the top Eastern quar-i xBad Man TO? ified in saddle bronc and steer! xDirect way 109 wrestling. Each will be limited 2 (UC8D 3 to the events for which he aFormai Gen I Rebel Money i aOiidorado Second Title, Test Circle 123 Sioux Bravt 112 oue-B-star 112 Lady Destroyer 119 Seven terback this season as over a of such and Tom Singleton of Yale. The top 15 money winners ini each of the five major rodeo; events compete in the finals this year, the second national finals ever held. Ranking third in the all-around championship race is Guy Weeks. Abilene, but he qualified for onlv one finals event and mathe- 10 allowance 6 furlongs 2 year olds XMAS TOURNAMENT Exciting Days of Competition! Starts Dec.

27--Ends Fri. Dec. 30 NO ENTRY FEE! 8-TROPHIES DAILY-8 BOYS --1st HIGH SINGLE GAME 1st 3rd High 3-Game Series Count ftesf 2 Out Of 3 -GIRLS --TROPHIES ON EQUAL BASIS ANYONE CAN WIN! AVERAGES TO BE ADJUSTED -All Winners Are Eligible For JAN.2 FOR S-P-E-W-A-L GflANO PRIZES A.M. to 5 P.M. Doily NUTMEG BOWL THE VEftf BEST IN KINGPINS NEXT TO "TOPPS" IN FAIRFIELD Terhss.

a brilliant passer, has a jmatically cannot catch the lead- i couple of 6-foot-5 receivers in 225-j pound Robert McLeod, Duane Howard, Minnewaukan. I lene i i a and 225- N.D.. has an outside chance at Cinder Path 172 xThrifty Lady 4 xHelopic 1 xHizh Gravity 110 Anna Dee I i 5 First-Sittlns 159 xLad? Gay 107 Teachers Heart 155 NINTH--35000 Christmas Handicap 3 year olds and DP 6 furlonas Revolutionist 103 Spyereeny 110 Road House aGIeeisan 1i2 Fulcrum 708 VSes Somelxxly 108 Stesaze 112 Tenscjoas 117! aDr John Petrs 1 i 2 Grand Wizard 118! entry b--Van Berz entry TENTH--SI700 claimmff 3 year olds and: up i 1-16 miles Mr Blu Man 116 Social Uon Another 115 Her s--McXair-Havard entry claimma 3 year olds and! up 6 Jurlonsts xCulpepper Charmins Hildy 5 1 4 Tax And Run 120 David 6 Cains Abel 113 XTr 1 5 3 Bay Harbor i 2 Beechmont 112' Run Silent 120 StXTH--S3000 handicap 3 year olds and uo about i miles Uted Bay Point 114; Park Lezacy 5 Prime Venture i 0 N'obie Stan 109 Cosmic Boy 7 Peace Isle 12! Count Saint Marcouf 1 5 1 Red Six 1 i allowance 3 year olds mile and 70 yards Deemster 122 aPied Dor 122 'Live And Ltt 5 i Black Thumper 113 Stephen 122 Carrolltwi 1)7 RoomBoard 122 aCino-A-Sept 115 Venjratjvo 115 TVild Farm entry EIGHTH--ST 0.000 Added Christmas Handicap 3 year oSds and up i 1-16 miles 1 8 Warlike Pop Andrew 118 Pollys pound Charles Barnes. North-jthe title, ranking fourth and A SiVrlmr eastern Louisiana State. He'll! tered in tvo events.

But AAC usied to post would need to sweep his events and Tompkins and Robinson fail i a Groimd Selections also be throwing to Ken Gregory, 6-1, of Whittier. who set an NAIA record this fall by do well for Howard to take catching 74 passes for 1,018 1 the crown. varc Fifteen contestants are listed for saddle bronc riding, bareback a 9.8 sprmter dj ta wrestlint with the line in four events. QHver Qf Ma earlier won the calf ror Michelosen also has developed oy skyrocketing so far ahead of I a fine passing attack with Dicks a competition that others can- i Norman of Stanford and Dave not overtake him in the finals. ri Clarence Childs.

Ifrom Flonda A ana Glenn Bass East Carolina give the small schools good baclrfieldi Groz of Oregon doing the throw- The four 6-3 ends who have Tompkins began riding and bareback horses at a bulls dude IBS' OTTED PRESS INTERNATIONAL 1. Potential Plus, Tom. Miss Westzatt 2. Handset. Kathy Harbour.

Jir.zle. 3. Major Decaze. Aftons Irish 4. Redaraber.

Dixie Austin Venn. 5. Waltzins Shoes. Bushlea. Luclcy Fifieen.

6. Rejanos. Bold Lftucer. AUred John, 7. Golden Formal Sioox Brave.

First Ttrlfty Anna Dee. 9. Grand WjzartJ. Dr. John Peten.

Road House. 10- Mr. Profit. Shod. 10 Mis'! Cloudy 113 Rattle rtffcfc 112 Eurasia 109 Master I Hrroshosala 1 A Pilot 10? NINTH--S24CO clasmins 3 year oldi 1:0 miles Are Jay 120 Dark Look 2 Oi! Prince xFedra! 115 Hyclsr x--5.

AAC listed 'to post 109 Cactus Tom Sabotage Moor.y Tapis Tropical Selections i ranch at Peekskill, N.Y., in 1946, been doing the receiving include as an 18-year-old, he entered the Fred Mautino of Syracuse, first Madison Square Garden rodeo team All-America in 1959 and with no success. He didn't stay second team this fall who has on a single bull. Then two years been outstanding on defense in later, he won the bull riding practice. championship of the world. The major school team has ex- vHe ever as finished lower ceptional strength at fullback than fifth bull ndmg over the with 215-pound Art Baker of Syracuse and 212-pound Art Cunningham of Pitt.

The major schools won the first All-American bowl 14-12 and crushed the small school repre- i sentative a year. ago. ROUND ROBIN IS SET NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y.--(AP) The Triangle Round Robin, a golf tournament in which 16 members of the Ladies' Professional GoU Association tangle in alternating foursomes, will be held here next June 8-11 at the Wykagyl Country Club, season, or less than seventh in all-around points. His talents in the rodeo arena have earned him more than a quarter million dollars. Rookie of Robinson, who started competition in the fall of 1957, won money in -all seven rodeos he entered that year, and was named rookie of the year.

His specialties are bareback and saddle bronc riding and steer wrestling, but at times he enters bull riding and team roping competition. Jim Shoulders of Henryette. who won last year's all- around title and four others be- fort that, is too far out of the LEMEN TO LEAD INDIANS HANOVER, N.H.--AP) James Mahlon Lemen, fullback from Cincinnati, will captain the Dartmouth College football team next season. He is the son of Mahlon H. Lemen, former Indiana high school basketball coach.

money this year to win the championship, although he ranks sixth. He suffered injuries twice during the year. He still could Improve his all-around Shoulders can win the bareback riding championship, where he ranks fourth, but must make an almost clean sweep of the competition to take the title. He also qualified for the bull riding eevnt, where he ranks sixth. National finals will be held each evening from Monday through Jan.

1, with matinees the last three days. BY OTTED PRESS tNTER.VATION.U- 1. Seven Edmor. Final? Puer. jjc 2.

Jack Berzcr, Euphrates. Irene-s. iff 3. Lillian Firs: Hash AssiiLrfi 4. Plum Sweet Tansy.

Joyce. 5. Taz AM EOT. CXtoeoner. 6.

Sam: ifarcouf. Heed, Isle. 7. Room An-l Board, Pled ITOr. pherr.

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Best Lonsshot Jack Benter. Best pjirlay Plam Deea aju! Baint Marcoaf. GROAT, PALMER HONORED PITTSBURGH--(AP) The Dapper Dan Club of Pittsburgh yesterday named Dick Groat, National League's Most Valuable Player Arnold Palmer, pro-jw fessional golfs All-Time high mon-j ey winner, as the outstanding sports figures in the Pittsburgh' district in 1960. Groat and Palmer finished in a deadlock for the honor in the balloting. The Dapper Dan Club, sponsored by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and Sun-Telegraph, is made up of sports and charitable organizations in the area.

I Black Rock Lanes Boston Avenue Lanes Holland Bowling Center Holy Trinity Lanes Kingsway Lanes Newtield Bowling Lanes North End Bowling Center I Maury's Bowling Lanes Smith's Bowling Lanes I Subaipino Lanes 24 GAMES AT NIGHT DETROIT--(AP) The Detroit Tigers will play 24 night baseball games during the 1961 American League campaign. BOWL DUCKPM, EVERYBODY'S CAME MAURY SILVERMAN, --GEOftGf MICKLOS, Viet Pm. E. D. COZZA Stcrttory Tftasmtr.