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Errors and Bucs End Tribe's 6 Game Streak DETROIT FREE PRESS Friday, March 30, 1951 29 I 35 ZTtt SEE IT IN THE GRAPHIC A Minute of Ring Fury Through Camera's Eye Chryslers, Plymouths 1951 MODELS WITH SPARE TIRES! NO TRADE REQUIRED FOR THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN SEE COLVILLE-BROWN CHRYSLER. PLYMOUTH DEALERS 6340 SCHAEFER nr. Warren weight Joe Garza's knockout of Eddie Reynolds of Syracuse. For this "one furious minute," youll want to see Sunday's GRAPHIC, exclusively with THE FREE PRESS :9 Unearned Runs Decide 15-12 Game i One Big Inning Wins for Yanks rre PrMt Wire SerIte Cleveland's six-game winning streak was brought up short Thursday. Six Tribe errors enabled the Pittsburgh Pirates to score nine unearned runs and win, 15 to 12.

The Bucs scored seven unearned runs in' the third inning after a muff by Bob Avila, Tribe second baseman. Shortstop Ray Boone's error in the fifth yielded another tally. A Ve I I le3U --d" Ptm Brodson Offers to Name Ref Says He's Ready to Point Out 'Homer' MIWAUKEE, Wis (U.R) Sidney A. Brodson, million-dol-lar-a-year Milwaukee gambler, offered to tell the Big Ten the name of a conference basketball official who allegedly favors the home team. Brodson make a star television appearance before the Senate Crime Committee last week.

He hoped to meet soon with Big Ten Commissioner Kenneth L. (Tug) Wilson to discuss irregularities in sports. EARLIER WILSON had said he would like to meet with the gambler to talk over Brodson's accusation. The suave, handsome Brodson, who told the Senate committee he built up a $250,000 fortune betting on athletic events, said he was willing to identify the official and "give my full co-operation." "I can prove to Mr. Wilson that this one official always favors the home team," he said.

"He doesn't have the courage to stand up against the booing from the home "Whenever he officiates a game, mm ho (KW How much action can take place in one minute ot boxing? In Sunday's GRAPHIC, Free Press Photographer Tonj Spina has recorded 60 seconds of slam-bang action. The one-minute sequence ol shots shows Detroit Welter- Dutch Boxer Stops Jeffrey CHICAGO (JP) Clever-boxing Hendrik Van Der Zee, Holland's top amateur flyweight, scored a second-round technical knockout over Leroy Jeffrey, 16, of Detroit, before 15,000 in the International Golden Gloves mqet at Chicago Stadium. Cat-like Van Der Zee won in 1:47 of the second round as a cut was opened over Jeffrey's left eye, and officials decided it was too serious for the bout to continue. In U.S. Line-Up SEATTLE (U.R) Rollie Kirkby, the scampering University of Washington halfback, will be inducted into the Army Monday.

WANT A NEW MERCURY? BEST DEAL IN DETROIT CALL LO 8-0500 jjikJ can taflydy Tavern the bettors make allowances for it." The Big Ten official was one of several who Brodson told the Ke- fauver Committee were known ini the gambling trade as "homers." BILL KELLY Veteran prep coach moves up Kelly Back with Chips as Grid Coach Former Star Quits Post at Arthur Hill BY HAL SCHRAM Kenneth A. (Bill) Kelly, who was raised in the shadow of Cen tral Michigan College and then went on to become one of its greatest athletes, will return to the Chippewa campus next month as its head football coach. Kelly, completing his ninth season as director of athletics and head coach of football and basketball at Saginaw Arthur Hill High School, accepted the position by telephone Thursday morning. A NATIVE of Mt. Pleasant, the 45-year-old Kelly graduated from Central Michigan in 1930 after becoming the only 13 letterman in CMC athlete history.

Kelly won four letters in football, basketball and tennis and one award in baseball. He replaces Warren Schmakel, who resigned recently to accept an assistant coaching position at Miami, University. Kelly becomes Central's fourth -football coach in six years. Kelly served as a member of the Free Press All-State Board of Coaches in 1949. Of all the athletes he developed at Arthur Hill, Dick Rifenburg, Michigan's All-America end of 1947, was the most outstanding.

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Joe Di-Maggio and Jerry Coleman contributed base-clearing extra-base wallops. VIC RASCIII, 21-game winner for New York in 1950, yielded 12 hits in the eight innings he worked. Chicago's White Sox nipped the St. Louis Browns, 7 to 6, for their sixth straight decision over the Browns. Rookie Outfielder Jim Busby drove in four runs with homer and two singles.

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