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mm mpmm Fa-e 6 THE LEXINGTON HERALD Tuesday Morning April 4 1950 i NCAA To Plot Sanity Code's Future In Three-Day Meet owm Beats UK Nine Helms Hates Ariiin Top Plajer CCNY No 1 Quintet ru! Arui Ctllrtti iharp-thooiing center who chalked total cf ns pmftU ta 3 kinrihe daring the 1949-50 campaign an amtte cf 25 3 per enrr-bat fc been named College Basketball Plajer el the Year for ISjO by Helms Athletic Foundation The mneanttmert made yesterday by Paul 1L Htlns at llelma i tirkni ik height in individual oer forma nee! Ale Grata S'lk Kurland George like Additional Violations Rumored As Officials Convene At Chicago CHICAGO April 3 Amid reports tnat two more schools have Stubbed their on the Sanity Code the NCAA Tuesday opens a three- session in which the code will get a thorough inspection When the NCAA's executive committee and commissioners of 19 affiliated conference wind up diagnosis the prescription be for a modified code next Cooper Raps Winning Blow For Redlegs Associated Press Columnist Hugh Fullerton today uncorked the rumor that the University of South Carolina and were the latest to run afoul the code I Seven schools were cited at code violator at the NCAA convention in Newr York in January bat an attempt to vole them oat of membership failed) An NCAA spokesman here declined comment on the Fullerton MJtan Hank and the air have been earned for Player of the Year honor by Helms Athletic foundation la the part it Is interest-h I) note that Ariiin could not make hi high school squad at LaSalle school in Philadelphia for having been named Player (f the Year by Helms Athletic' foundation Arum a ill be presented aitk the foundation' frapny award Presentation mil racJ-c Auditorium Salurday April SL appear in a mri! the College All-Star of lt against the famed Harlem In telling up a total of Tii punti £-svf the pait sea on Ar hrs Yillanova team in gi victories a aramd but four rtitf the Wtldnrrs eighth place the Helm Athletic foundation tarAis All rred-t for Ariimi develop men! due hi Villanova roach Severance whn took over a seghemore without previous school hocp experience rkphocnoce year Amin regi laal of 2K7 point and came back with 542 ia hi Jurior kswol In 9 in a the report declaring that such infor-j mat ion can come only from the NCAA constitutional compliance committee cf which Clarence Houston of Tufts is chairman The reflected a total of 31 points against Kentucky ard Alex Groa and Items of business may nclude registered 22 ifumt Yale and Tony Lavelli Ariin made a record lection of next year's NCAA basil point aiatrut a Naval Air Center squad in 1919 ketball and boxing tourney sites 7ki year Arina had a hick of 41 paint acainvt Mm Ilall and and dates regUtered 2 again! nlreruty of Hawaii He alu rolled wp 33 Wednesday and Thursday the point (ilt each of sorb aggregation a Creighton Rhode Inland executive committee and the com- Mat fienrgelown and Toledo and At the sarsvr I'w announced it fnt 11 trim 1'r tme that firL second and -x selection wa made public Helms' present code and what if anything thrd ail-Amciica squads and ilhould be done about it i The rode maiuly restricts fi- Kmtuekian wa inci ted mi the first or second tesma but njnrU ald for thlele to tnl-s Bll Snvey and Write Bob Lavoy were named to the third aR lh- af nrpd Th srivey ana wrmrm wn savoy were nnmea in me inira 0 hasis of need The tTl rxl The Wildcats IdujJied sixth tn V'-rL'l i wS Vt iT JL 4 o1- Paul Aririn A ii JL'-- r- ytj 1949 NCAA Tournament Ariin bit 31 again-t John Marshall team ranking three spou lower fl u0 the two-plat on it system In tre outer pastures as he did in '49 lichl Outfielder There are eight outfielders on ltt7hh iSum ta ltUr? of cmirV It looks like richtkanders Hank Bauer i i I i i PGA Tourney Head Is Fired At Conference (JPi The Professional Golfers' Association of America tonight announced that George Schneiter had been fired as PGA tournament bureau manager Joe Novak PGA president said that Schneiter's dismissal had no connection' with a reported revolt of star players against tournament practices The announcement of Schneit dismissal followed a nine-hour conference by PGA officials at which Schneiter had appeared by a summons Schneiter had met with the top-ranked professional players in a meeting at Wilmington last Thursday night at wrhich it was reported the players threatened to withdraw from the PGA unless they were given control of tournament policy Novak said that Schneiter's dismissal was done with the authority of the PGA's executive committee Novak's statement to the press said taking this action the association's tournament committee took the position that Schneiter had failed to carry out the duties in a manner consistent with the rules and policies of the PGA or with the Interests of its membership Schneiter had become the tournament bureau manager in 1946 succeeding Freddie Corcoran Jar os' Injury Hurts Lakers MINNEAPOLIS April 3 m-Tony Jaros spot runner for the Minneapolis Lakers suffered a recurrence of his knee trouble today to darken the Lakers' prospects for their semi-final National Basketball Association playoff against Anderson Ind The playoff starts Wednesday night in Minneapolis Coach Johnny Kundia never has been optimistic over the chances of his Lakers so Jaros loss put a pall over today's workout Jaros suffered a knee Injury in his high school football days As a result a cartilage below his left knee occasionally would hop out of place and then go right back causing only momentary discomfort But in a late-season game between the Lakers and Chicago the cartilage hopped out of place and didn't go back Jaros required brief hospitalization It was believed the knee would be permanently cured But in today's practice Jaros apparently put too much pressure on the knee The cartilage slipped out of place and refused to go back Jaros was taken to a hospital Doctors said they couldn't tell how long he would be hospitalized but that he definitely couldn't play the first game Wednesday night The second game of the best-of-three series will be played Thursday night in Anderson If a third game is necessary it will be in SL Paul Saturday nighL Winner of the semi-final playoff for the will meet Syracuse NBA championship The final play' off will be a best-of-seven affair If the Andcrson-Laker series is completed in two games the final series probably will start in Syracuse Sunday After two games it will move to the other team's home spot for two snore contests If necessary the game site will be alternated after the first four games until one of the teams has won four The Lakers won their spot in the semi-final series by finishing highest in the Central Division Ander-so dumped Indianapolis Saturday night to win the Western group's best-of-three series and Syracuse won the Eastern Division series defeating New York 91-80 Sunday nighL- 10 Cagers Receive Letters At Murray MURRAY Ky- April MV- Coach Holland Hodges today named 10 lettermen on the Murray State College 1949-50 basketball team They are Charles Snow Flat River Mo: Harold Loughary Bis-march Mo Madison Stanford New Albany Miss Garrett Be-shear Dawson Springs Ky Don Stephenson Valley Station Ky Mason Cope Brewers Ky Bennie Purcell Mt Vernon 111 Charles Lampley Sharpe Ky Gene Dick Vienna 111 and Melvin Deweese Arlington Ky Ed Hickey received a letter as manager fan fsval srtdng In the Associated Pres poll Helmv first team: Bob C'ouy Holy Crow: tm Kan I no North Carolina Mate Bill nbarusaa bouthern California Harold llavkin Ilamlme Taul Ariiin Ulanova lasfgran ban franriveo: Paul t'nruh Bradley fiir bcbnitlker Ohio Mate: Imin Hambrol CCNY and John Filch Wyoming Tfce second team: Gene Bradley: Tom Hamilton Texas Pick ltarman Ksnui State Sherman White Long I-Iard Chet Crrsuk William and Mary Dmi Itehfefdt Wrmin Ed Gayda' Violators in January Boston W'K'inra State: George SUnkh UCLA Chuck Cooper Ouquesne College and JIaryland have been Kevin OSh-a Notre Dame IThviedThocitaSf The tMrd nraa Cccrge1 Yardley Stanford Dick Dickey North Carolina State lllSy Joe A Jr or Vanderbilt: Bb Lavoy Vnlnn KrnttKtr Chuck Share Dealing Green: Clyde Lovelirtte Kansas! Sna Virginia Tech and ML Bll Spirey Kenturky: Bob Eawoluk SL John's Clemens Rseszewski1 The membership of the three-lif rj State and Meyer Skocfc Minnesota I man committee to Selcciioa of CTX a Ike top tram succeeding Kentucky I proposals for changes in the wbkb wow the honor two year iw a rowr wa not difficult after tbe I San'jy Cod announced today Beaver nude aw nuprevedenled sweep of the NIT and NCAA tar Hugh Wilett association presi-ourwaareatw the Big 13 of the nation according to Helms: I CCNY i24-5t The trio ail members of the 1 RtoCry iX2-3: 3 Ohm State 21-4 4 Noth Carolina Slate f27-6' NCAA policy-making council 5 l9ty Crow 2-4: ft Ktntntky i2S-S: 7 St 23-5 8 Villa-? includes II Everest Univer-Uia r2V4: 9 Duquene 23-1 and 10 UCLA 24-7 lioalhwesl conference contend that the code a sham and that board for athlete also should bo included Twenty-eight conferences were invited to the meeting Two of the seven colleges cited sity Washington faculty a Yanks' Success Depends On DiMaggio And Page Bulldogs Trip Cats By 5-7o-2 Score Meet Again Today ATHENS Ga April 3 (AP) A two-run ninth inning Kentucky rally enough! today and the Wildcats took a 5-2 baseball licking from the Georgia Bulldogs The visitors took advantage of two Georgia errors to score The last minute breaks robbed Bulldog Pitcher Ace Adams of a shutout in his second win of the season Adams and Wildcat hurler Bob Hatchett each allowed but six hits but the Bulldogs began at the start to make- their count They got two of their tallies in the first one in the second and the others in the sixth The Wildcat hits were ineffectual until Shortstop Jim Umbricht hobbled Johnny hard-hit grounder in the ninth Another Georgia bobble followed and the Wildcats were soon across the plate twice The teams play again Tuesday Score by innings: Kentucky 000 000 0 Ocorfis 210 009 5 3 Batteries: Hatchett and Cummins Turner Adam and Montfort NBA Puzzled By Telegram NEW YORK April's MV-The National Basketball Association had a who-dun-it case on its hands today titled Sent the Phony Telegram to Referee Arnold Heft of Washington was scheduled to officiate the Eastern Division championship game between New York and Syracuse Sunday nighL Heft who had worked the previous two ames of cuse the set didn't show up In Syra-ise The NBA assigns an alternate of ficial for championship games and la took 1 forked wi nedy Today Walter Kennedy NBA publicity director who assigns the officials called Heft to find tout why he appear Kennedy said Heft told him that he had received a telegram Saturday signed "Walter advising him that his assignment in Syracuse was cancelled "I didn't send said Kennedy what Kennedy discovered: "I-Ieft told me he had received a telegram Saturday night advising him that his assignment in Syracuse was cancelled The telegram was signed in my name Heft said he was very perturbed because he thought it was a reflection on his work in the two previous games "1 told him I never that telegram and assured him there was nothing the matter with his continued Kennedy "I checked with Western Union in Syracuse and discoveredsuch a telegram was sent by a man of about 65 who said he was delivering it for me Western Union said the original message was written in what appears to be a feminine hand "We are checking Wyse To Sign Contract With Athletics Today WEST PALM BEACH Fla April 3 (P) Connie Mack announced today Hank Wyse will be signed Tuesday to a contract of his liking Wyse the one-time Chicago Cubs pitcher was drafted by the Philadelphia Athletics from Shreveport but balked at signing a contract for 55000 In his eight innings of hurling against the Brooklyn Dodgers Wyse gained his point and Mack agreed to talk contract with the Veteran righthander Jayhawks Name Waugh LAWRENCE Kan April 3 MV-Gerry Waugh of Wellington Kan today was elected unanimously as captain of next year's Kansas University basketball team He is a junior in the university and has played on the varsity for the past two seasons Owen Assumes Duties RICHMOND Ky April 3 (Special) Ben Owen formerly of Louisville assumed his duties today as pro-manager at the Madison Country Club Owen is recognized as one of the outstanding young golfers in the South 111 TAMPA Fla April 3 MV-Th veteran Walker Cooper hit a hit home run in the last of the eighth today to give the Cincinnati Reds a 6-5 victory over the World Champion New York Yankees It was the final Florida exhibition tilt for the Reds big Yanks had tied the score in their half of the frame by belting the veteran Ken Raffensberger for a pair of runs Johnny Wyrontek hit two homers for the Redlegs and Hank Bauer and rookie Jackie Jensen connected for the circuit for the Yanks The Yanks got only three runs and six hits off Kent Peterson in the first seven innings Bfean-while the Reds picked on Vie Raschi for five runs The winning run was tallied off Frank Shea Prior to the game President Warren Giles announced tha Reds had obtained Outfielder Harold Stamey from the St Louis Cardinals on waivers and had immediately optioned him to Columbus of the South Atlantic League Beers by inning: I New York A) 010 110 0 1 Cincinnati tN) 101 011 llx 10 3 Batterle: Rchl She (It and Berra Peteyeon Raffeneberger (Si Wehmeier (0) and Howell Cooper ifi At Heines City Fin Score by Innings: Wnshlnston IA) 003 100 10 Springfield lint) 200 012 IT I Bntteriee: Scarborough end Even Xdh Coetello 11) end Burgees At Rsnferd Fin Score by innings: Louisville AA) 000 001 Minneapolis fAA) 000 102 0 14 Batterjec: Flowers Coleman ti Orif-fore 1t and Robinson Srherbarth (Oil Howell Robertson (It end Komtikl At El Paee Tease Score by innings: Cleveland A 010 220 10 0 New York 000 000 1 (Called end ith agreement) Batteries: Wynn Aber Hi and Murray Kramer Hartung 6i and Westrum At Lakeland Fin Scorn by innings: Boston N) 010 003 11 1 Detroit (A) 013 000 I I Batteries: Sain Bickford i and Burris Houtteman Herbert (0) and Robinson At SL Felersbarr Fla Boston (A) 111 010 13 1 Bt Louis (N) 012 300 ft 1 1 Batteries: Stobbs alUespla 4) Mueller (7) and Rosar Brails Lanier (3) Boyer (7) and Rice Oaraglols (6) At San Antonia Texas Score by innings: St Louis fA 000 020 0 0 Chicago (A) 403x 001 0 19 Fanniman Peerlek i3i Fine 0i and Lollar Ferkowich Holcombe (0) nnd Sal-keld At New Orleans La Philadelphia (N) va New Orleans ISA) postponed rain (Single smo Tuesday night) At Mobile Ala Brooklyn (N) vs Mobil (SA) Cancelled rain Allen Gets Automobile From Hometown Fans LAWRENCE Kan April 3 T) Phog Allen's hometown gave him an automobile tonight It was way of saying to Phog formally identified as Dr Forrest Alien for winning the accolade of "basketball coach of the last week from the National Basketball -Coaches Association Dr Allen who is 66 years old: has coached the University of Kansas cage teams for 32 years The car a Chrysler "New was formally presented at a banquet by Frank McDonald chairman of the Downtown Quarterback Club Later Dr Allen went outside tha hotel and drove the limousine away in a heavy fell of snow Seventeen members of team received wrist watches inscribed with the KU emblem Beau Jack Beaten HARTFORD Conn April 3 M5) Joey Carkido 144 V4 Youngstown Ohio won a 10-rpund decision from former Lightweight Champion Beau Jack 42 Georgia Referee John Cluny scored the fight in Carkldo's favor by the one-sided margin of 48 points to 38 He gave Carkido eight rounds and Beau Jack only two Make her Easter Outfit complete with a Corsage from SHANK-ON Advertisement ENGLAND (WOULD BE A LAND OF GLACIAL ICE AND SNOW WERE IT NOT I FOR THE i GUlf STREAM v'fVV iff wa v4 Wi jP yy ALTHOUGH THE BRITISH ISLES ARC LOCATED IN APPROXIMATELY THE SAME LATITUDE AS LABRADOR THEY ENJOY A RELATIVELY MILD CLIMATE DUE TO THIS GREAT WARM-WATER OCEAN CURRENT LEXINGTON WATER CO 167 North Upper St Phone 3-0545 ST rgiULSniTCrU April 3 The sucm of the New York Yonkers depend upon a Htplr if Joe Dimaggio and Joe Page Jf tie tampion are to rtjea their 194) triumph Man-1 Carey Stengel must have D- service for the full sra-i sen Alty Page mint duplicate sen hU work of ri 6) fl credited aaved IS others- Idiv in Ut year when rlief appearances was ith 13 victories and her Bill Evans general manager of the Sales Company of Lexington was speaker at the meeting of the Farm Managers Club last nighL He spoke on the Scenes of the Sales Company" One of the highlights of talk was that over-production and the lack of more two-year-old races were serious threats to the yearling market and racing in general The meeting was held at Coach House a a a Theory was expected ot work yesterday morning after blowing out three furlongs Sunday in :36 25 but the work evidently was canceled due to the rain and sloppy track a Keeneland will continue a practice this year that it Inaugurated at the first meeting In 1936 The owner of the winner of all races except claiming and those in which a trophy is offered is awarded a silver julep eup The cup is donated by the owner of the farm for which the race ia named a a a Trainer Harry Daniels who has Your Host at Churchill Downs gets away occasionally to renew acquaintance with old friends in the saddle horse business in Lexington On his next trip he hopes to inspect Eiffel Tower owned by his employer William Goetz Eiffel Tower a half-brother to Johnstown stands at Owen Elmhurst Farm 0 One of the fastest two-year-olds at Churchill Downs is reported to be Hoopie by Hoop Jr out of Jayjean dam of the stakes winner ItsabeL The filly is owned by the Hasty House Farm of A Reuben and trained by Harry Trotsek a a a A prominent horseman was leaving Keeneland for a business appointment when a friend commented that his bow tie had become unfastened Our cravat is always tied by bis wife but since time was pressing he go home A call was sent out for volunteers to cope with the emergency After canvassing the grounds there was only one person who could handle the situation Bishop The track manager performed the task with tbe finesse of a haberdasher a Oil Capitol and Lot Luck arrived yesterday at Churchill Downs in the Florida-division of Trainer Harry public stable The two colts are scheduled to be shipped to Keeneland in the early part of the Lexington meeting which starts April 13 a a a Kent Cochran has invited Grant Dorland to write an article on in-breeding for Thoroughbred of While on the subject of in-breeding it should be noted that Battlefield the colt that won the Hialeah Juvenile Championship Stakes recently is in-bred to Fair Play Two other top stakes winners in recent years in-bred to Fair Play are Stymie leading money winner and Alsab Not long ago American breeder felt only Domino blood could be successfully The covering thoroughbreds born in 1948 just issued by The Jockey Club lists 8001 foals This Is a sad report for horsemen who are having stabling problems American race tracks cannot accommodate all the thoroughbreds that are available for raring today Subscriptions for the Thoroughbred Club Dinner Purse which closed April 1 have not been counted by Club Secretary Gus Owens But the mail has been so heavy that Gus believes this race has attracted the largest number of nominations since it was inaugurated in 1941 JWAWptvTp! vv rf ir til MR HOME BUILDERi being damaged (Toi Johnny Lindell and Irfthamlers tneetmg and submit any sug- Cliff Maprs and Gene WindlinftJnn council which alternate at the other two meets here next August Lucky Slmunovich Semi-Windup Foes Named Popular Lucky Simunovich of Honolulu will return to the Woodland auditorium mat Thursday night to engage Dutch Howlett of Boston in the semi-final event on a program to three matches it was announced yesterday Simunovich is the former University of Hawaii gridiron and swimming star who took to wrestling like he took to water Although never been a con tender for the principal mat championships Lucky has been a con sistent winner and is in great demand all over the country Simunovich will be spolting Howlett two pounds but has po proved previously that he can hold own in the fastest of company HowletL known as the "Jungle weighs 230 compared to Lucky's 228 Promoter Red Fassas of the Lexington Athletic Club said that Simunovich and Howlett would clash for the best two out of three falls with action limited to 45 minutes Feature match on the card between Lord Blears the British Em- gire heavyweight champion and abe Kasaboski North Bay Ontario also will be a two-of-three- fall event but will have a one-hour time limit Tickets for the matches are being sold at Graxes Cox and Company UK Golfers Trounce Marshall College ASHLAND Ky April 3 MV-Craig Wright shot par 70 today to lead his University of Kentucky teammates to a 23-to-3tk golf victory over Marshall College of Huntington Va The match played over the Bellefont Country Club course was the first of the season for Marshall and the third for Kentucky Trailing Wright by two strokes w-as Buddy Lewis of Kentucky with a 72 Low man for Marshall was Bob Burgess with 75 Collegians Win 66-58 Over Globetrotter Five CLEVELAND April 3 Don BehfeldL the Big Ten's leading scorer caged 18 points tonight to lead the College All-Americans to a 66-58 basketball victory over the Harlem Globetrotters before 13227 fans The victory for the Collegians tied their series with the Globetrotters at 1-1 The Globetrotters won the opener of the 18-game tour in Chicago Sunday nighL 58-47 The All-Americans got off to a 7-0 lead held a first-quarter edge of 16-10 and led at the half 40-23 They maintained a comfortable margin through the second half Forward Ermer Robinson made 11 field goals and a free throw for 23 of the Globetrotters' points It was the Harlem cagers third setback in 150 games this season Good Start NEW YORK MV-The Detroit Tigers have a rookie pitcher who made an auspicious debut in organized ball he notched a nohitter in his first trip to the mound Jim Parton right-hander who was with Buffalo last season allowed Lima Ohio no hits in his first start for Zanesville Ohio whpn he broke into pro ball in 1946 in the Ohio-Indiana League so welcome cold Bottle Case At bur Daolar inw wvi hefPts with Dick Wakefield sharing! bnch hitting roles with pr(nr MlddlCWGiaflt jJke Jensen a bonus must be retained iWhiDS Otis Graham tniured DiMiuio 1 Wakefield the unreliable new-J in htt 5'wir from Detroit ran upset the PHILADELPHIA April 3 MV-srd a rTte i ho spot in left fRobert Villemain the fast-punch- A i field if he ran come anyw here near I tag French middleweight from was a the -353 he hit with the Tigers tn Paris won an unanimous 10-round output in the pennant jear of decision from Otis Graham tonight PT cod iU ruta lor the Vialaod 1C i ltenrich ran play regularly he gave the young Philadelphia spokesman said the compliance group keeps its investigations secret but submits warnings to affected schools The meeting here opens Tues day with a business session by the executive committee mmioners will huddle on the suihrrn Southeastern and representative chairman George Rider Miami lOhio) University director of physical education and Earle Davis Kansas State faculty rrprrsenlatire The group will serve as a subcommittee the council It simply will assemble recommended changes in the code offered by con- firences or individual schools and fhas no authority to select or re- rri anv nroDosals Willett ex proposals illett ex IT1' Allhoug Although tne three-man commit- will not attend the commis- vioner-exerutive committee ses- Vetl sions it 111 be handed a report on Negro a lesson in the finer points of boxing he won soon forget Villemain weighed 1582 and Graham 156 The two judges and referee scored the fight as one-sided as it had appeared to the 5225 fans who paid SI 6227 for the privilege of watching France's challenger to Jake LaMotta's middleweight crown Judge Lou Tress scored all 10 rounds for Villemain while Judge Today's Baseball By Ascprialed Press Chicago (A vs Austin at Austin Texas night Detroit fAi vs New York IA) ct St Petersburg Fla Baltimore lnti vs Philadelphia tAi at West Talm Beach Fta St Louis fN vs Boston IN) at Eradenton Fla Brooklyn N) vs Houston at Houston Texas: St Louis (A vs Chicago i Tl Atlsn-t Atlanta at Atlanta Ga Cleveland A vs New York sn Antonia exa squad) vs Pensacola Fla nignPs at edS0 Quick? I -I DiMazgio with hu cmradatiRg I N-t Lw 'law te ii) fe afield rtB carry lh-e attack and steady tie mediocre outfield He did Just that his return the irficH will be strong with the rfi-aM Tommy at firL flashy i fjerry Coleman at serond brilhant I Hiruto at shwrt and Hobby Brown at third If Hennrh cant make it Joe a Kansas City rookie jfr ljt year after misiing the first tijsill grt the rail with Fenton Mole pns ta a half work he shipped games la a seaona worn ne 'shipped bark to the minors iJ sited 14 home run and drove in Mir Be Traded runs In hw exhttiiK outing Johnson and George Stirn-tkis spring he's picked up where -eis are the utility infielders It left off last winter i conceivable that one or both DiMaggio I 33 iriy be traded In that event 21- Can year-old Billy Martin a newcomer it pad 33 be gtay a tail ixn lime heel spurs plague him again Facet 32 Can bis rusher atm continue to stand the wrtr and tear of knl nearly every saber day? giw rehef artwt t-f Uke tne heat 7f Sjer-grls steady pitchy Ye lUHThl on 1 fippea ouv on a s-nour recall if the pint-sized he Mrt- stands but five feet six and a half ogl Berra head tne catchers inches had a real punch the fight Only a fair rerriver tmersjHouId have been of shorter dura- a terrific rock Mirk fielding Char-ion Ja'ri'iher Hslph HnJkor Although he threw punches with JgHiSjf I The bed lie Mr the fifth Mart-! JSSSTMm i2rt 11 ftaUh Frank Knarsborough and Referee both 4 onty certain ct and Totw' good thus far Sanford the! Byrne iwihr 15-game winner ftlprij flop of last year has! erratic all are Maker! tt better Frank Shea pt grs a air ngnthanders I'rrd tre me-rnni righthander is turftfl isl Tatr irrttirg hi tad chance to stick a matter of fact the Yankees J' dont fiur are as and therefore 1 prone ta mrury Tommy llrnnch ams rti Banw mot vaJu- Hoosicr Griddcr Named Yscks text to DiMsggut is! Page are 31 ari 3L respectively' Indiana Central COOCh awto' INDIANAPOLIS April 3 (A-l Cw4et Walter Bartkwwicz star football Fate Was Cruel Last Ycsr i guard at Indiana University the Ipa four raon Mday was Entertaining? Buy Coke ty the case ap- head roach at In- an rumber cf m-dira Coirrre here 1 juries to win the Arcncan League' a-Nicoson a'hlctie director Red So by one game wld ree flag from the Red Sox by one game fate is the Yasks cart1 rjc1 cycle Km ever 3 sea-on han Jt tiikUrH by an irjr fcu lifts so easy serve ice 24 fin kr fee a swollen tlbrz Mu cant tlrxnr bKiiue rf a rt(M and Bob Lmpirg on a badly rprsined leg The Yankee a stand-pat club with tbe except! an af a few re-a-rte bate a strorg lafsrld adequate ratchirg and a weax out-fc'd Cawy iua may be forced i' 23 He will noti rridilACfd from fffsva iirhI graduated from Indiana until LOST OUB iaac Uwmh far farta sYTtf JL'ieraSsst Oar Specialty BEN LEVY'S SERAFINFS lulaa and American RESTAURANT For Quirk Cour CCC Icons Service wCC GUARANTY Finance Co 233 East Slain rboau 2-67S7 AAJi it either Key folk treee-markt memm the tame thing COCA-COCA BOTTLING WORKS LEXINGTON BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF TNE COCA-COLA COMPANY RV 541 West Short Dial 2-4166 ICI 1ML Tha Caca-Cata Camaany IS9 Lime mo-naea-tviiini Jutri(h( Tailoring Caw 116 Un Dl TSTiifl-f wm aw 18-Mi a nw we i rnm a a.