RADIO—COMICS—TELEVISION CLASSIFIED ADS j&faf WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1953 SPORTS fining 28, C *** Tom Fool's Retirement Leaves His Rating Up to Poll Voters

s hhsh ¦ , Lose or Draw Leahy, Weaver m lerps to Meet Horse-of-Year By FRANCIS STANN ON SUSPICION THAT he was delinquent in training, Await Doctors' Heavier Line Honorsßetween stewards of the British Board of Boxing Control plan to question Randy Turpin, It is not very flattering to Bobo Olson, the new middleweight champion. Bobo Turpin Rulings Today For First Him and with everything he put Time Dancer had but couldn’t |M . the Britisher away. In fact, Randy won the Middies Optimistic Gamecocks Seen Greentree 15th and final round. Considering that he Also Decides had been dumped twice, this scarcely con- About Back; As Most Experienced To Retire Champion stituted the mark of an untrained fighter. fUf Perhaps Turpin’s method of training lliaßfe Drills Irish by TV Os Foes While He's at Peak was unusual. American fight writers were 111Xm:.4 Jjl|| Medical reports from two Maryland will be outweighed , By th« Associated Press the first publicly to criticize him. This, too, 1111 fronts are awaited by Notre on the line for the first time this NEW YORK, Oct. 28.—The was unusual. Some of the critics are vet- Name and Navy followers today season when South Carolina great racing career of Tom Fool erans who remember how things were in the to determine if John Weaver plays at College Park Saturday was behind him today, and now will quarterback the Middies in the Terps’ homecoming game the so-called training camps of Harry Greb, fpi question is whether he’ll be and whether Coach Frank Leahy Jam aH . . . The Gamecocks also will be voted the No. 1 of Maxie Rosenbloom Max Baer. The two ' horse 1953 #nd will direct the Irish in their sllPlt the most experienced team the over spectacular gray 3- Maxies were fond of in night the training club clash at South Bend Saturday. Terps have met, in the opinion year-old champion, Native chairs, deeply inhaling the strength-giving, At South Bend, Leahy insists of Emmet Cheek, one of the Dancer. Fr,nci’ st *»“ Terp coaches who has stale, blue smoke. Greb was more partial he is recovered from his stomach scouted John Hay (Jock) Whitney and to vitamins served him as he sat on high, revolving stools with ailment which caused his col- them. his sister, Mrs. Charles Shipman a rail of brass in front. lapse at halftime during Notre The Gamecocks have been Payson, co-owners of the Green- Dame’s 27-14 victory over subbing five men at the end of tree Stable, announced unex- The odds are always with the clean-living athlete, of quarter Georgia Tech Saturday. His the first instead of an ! pectedly yesterday that Tom course, provided he ability, But who entire team, sending in has too. some trained personal physician. Dr. Nicholas and then Fool would skip the $75,000 Em- very little have become outstanding figures, although it must single subs later in period i Johns, has ordered him to re- r the pire Gold Cup Saturday at be conceded extra of main in bed today, but unless . . . Against Clemson they sub- that measures ability were required. m I Jamaica. The 4-year-old son of ** * * complications develop it’s likely bed two ends, two tackles, and a -Gaga will be sent to the he’ll be released left halfback at the end of a RUTH, tomorrow. Greentree Farm at Lexington, BABE OF COURSE, won fame for his ability to Weaver, who submitted to quarter. runs despite overindulgence and strong Ky„ next month to enter the hit home both in food neurological tests at Bethesda Gramling Among Best. stud. waters. Nobody before or since hit home runs one yesterday has 60 in Medical Center to see Johnny Gramling, the South Tom Fool, unbeaten in 10 season, as Ruth did in 1927. Yet maintains if he has shaken the effects of Carolina quarterback, is one of races this year, will go down irt to this day that if Babe had behaved himself, he could have a shattering tackle in Navy’s the few passers in the Nation the record books as one of the hit 100 home runs a season. 9-6 loss to Penn Saturday, will | with better than a .500 average. greatest horses ever developed in learn today if he’ll be permitted NO REST FOR THE BEST—Frank Leahy, ailing coach of Notre Dame’s top-ranked football this country sports White baseman, got almost as much Gramling has completed 31 out The world , Sox first to play. team, won’t take time out from his chores even while hospitalized. He is shown watching had anticipated meeting publicity last of his roadhouse brawl in nearby of 58 for a .534 percentage. a be- summer out Robert G. Smith, team phy- his squad’s practice via television yesterday at South Bend as the Irish prepared for Navy’s yards tween him and That’s for 501 and three Maryland as he received for winning the sician, said Weaver appeared to invasion Saturday. Leahy telephoned instructions to his assistants on the field. He col- topchdowns. He has had three in the Sysonby Mile at Belmont be in good condition and that batting championship the two preceding years. He not only lapsed at halftime of the Georgia Tech game Saturday with an acute attack of virus en- intercepted. in September and the Pimlico Vernon, also the tests were ordered as a pre- —AP lost the hitting title to the rules-abiding Mickey teritis, but is expected to be released from the hospital tomorrow. Wirephoto. Cheek has the Terps Special at Baltimore last Sat- cautionary measure. If Weaver warned urday. a , but the fist fight as well. that South Carolina has an ex- is lost to the club, Navy will be But Native Dancer up the other hand, still another first baseman, Eddie cellent maneuver on punt re- came On directed by George Welsh, a with a bruised foot and was re- turns and must be watched. . . . Waitkus, is fond of telling how obedience to the standard standout in the Middies’ rout of year by Sir Gordon Richards Paul Edges Bratkowski The Gamecocks bring tired for the Alfred major league midnight jeopardized not Princeton Giel a four- rule of bedtime before game winning streak to College Vanderbiit, his owner. his career but his Hopkins to Start at End. only life. Park, their best start in many Arguments Unsettled. * * John Hopkins, who scored f** Wins With Jupiter For Back-of-Week Honors years. In their only loss, to Navy’s touchdown in the loss to Arguments raged on the merits By th# Associated Press < ON THE NIGHT of June 14, 1949, Waitkus, first baseman Penn, has been elevated to the Duke, South Carolina was trail- of the two horses, but the ques- ing, 13-7, and the march of the Phillies, returned to his hotel in Chicago about 11:30. starting team. The 6-foot-3 Cambridgeshire NEW YORK, Oct. 28.—Be- on , tion of who would have won Brooklyn sophomore will replace In cause he has learned to play de- midway in the fourth period settled. Checking at the desk, he found a note in his box from a fumbled and Duke never can be Native end. Thus By the Associated Press fense as well as offense and be- | when they strange young lady who wrote that she had important Don Fullam at right Dancer has lost only once in his Middies will face the Na- cause he was key man in one came back to score the insurance brilliant career, running close information for him. Eddie decided, as long as he was back the NEWMARKET, England, Oct. the touchdown. a tion’s No. 1 team with sopho- 28.—Sir Gordon Richards rode of last Saturday’s major upsets, second to Dark Star in the Ken- early, to size her up. The young lady, who professed to be Beagle Paul Giel of Minnesota was Maryland and South Caro- mores at both ends. Ron Jupiter, a 3-year-old chestnut since 1949, tucky Derby. an admirer of the player, had Waitkus come to her room, left end chosen today the lina haven’t met has been at all reason colt, to victory in the 111th - as Associated when Maryland won, 44-7. The Tom Fool, under a snug hold then shot him wfith a small-caliber weapon. Hopkins earned Press back of the week. his promotion ning of the mile-and-a-furlong Gamecocks’ last victory in the by Jockey , ran off by play against i ‘Tf I’d been out after hours,” Waitkus lamented during fine Princeton Cambridgeshire Handicap Stakes It was a close contest in the pF! I series was 21-17 in 1946, the with the $50,000 and Penn. He caught passes for V ;|f his convalescence period, ‘‘l’d have been sneaking in the at historic Newmarket today. ballots between Giel and Zeke villi' year before Jim Taturr came to Saturday in what was to prove two touchdowns in Navy’s 65-7 the hotel. I wouldn’t have looked in the box, wouldn’t have got Kiqg of the Tudors, ridden by Bratkowski of Georgia, but ¦RrcgLp. MM Maryland. j his swan song to racing. He victory over the Tigers and Minnesota player got the call for won by eight lengths over Navy the have met the girl, wouldn’t have got Ken Gethin, was second, and Exception to Rule. I note, wouldn’t against Penn he snared the ball - Fair Colleen, ridden by J. Sime, his all around performance, i Page and Alerted, and broke shot. You can’t win.” thrown away in desperation by which Big Ten record For some reason Coach Rex the track record mile was third in the field of 29 included a requested for a and Varying degrees of authority are maintained by fight Penn’s Bob Felver and raced 50 for ball handling. Enright of SC has three-sixteenths. It was his yards to score. horses. ¦¦¦ ¦ that the officials not be respon- managers, baseball managers and football coaches. One of the Bratkowski’s passing, accord- eighth stakes victory of 1953, Notre Dame has been installed The Cambridgeshire was the sible for substitutions in the and one of his most convincing easiest fighters to manage is Rocky Marciano, a tractable big stakes of the British flat ing to observers, was “uncanny” Maryland game, although that is a 14-point favorite, but the in- last and Editor Furman Bish- demonstrations of speed and young man who, ironically, is handled by A1 Weill, a real racing An Irish hos- Sports supposed to be an Atlantic Coast tense Leahy can detect no rea- season. er of the Atlanta Constitution class. martinet when necessary. He never has to be in Rocky’s pital sweepstakes was on Conference ruling. Tatum re- j son for complacency in those based “He means more to John Gaver, who calls Tom Marciano will the commented: ceived. notification from Com- I case. Just feed him well, and on time, and odds. He has been conferring results. his team than any individual in Fool the greatest horse he’s time of his missioner Wallace Wade of th> play mumbly-peg in the front yard the rest of the with various members Jupiter started at odds of 100 the country.” But “The Brat” PAUL GIEL. ever trained, said time days change for this game. at that to staff for the past two at to 6 King of the Tudors was 20 performing North the flashy bay probably would go Rogers Hornsby, a controversial figure, was inclined was against 33 and punted well to beat One of the homecoming St. Joseph Hospital in South to 1 and Fair Colleen, 22 to 1. Carolina, a team with an ordi- visi- in the Empire Gold Cup to top drive his ball pJayers crazy with his lobby sitting. Except closed Texas. Worden powered Notre tors will be, as Clifton E. Bend and yesterday a Jupiter purse of SB,- nary while usual. off his racing But the when he was at a ball park, or eating, Rogers would park earned a record this season, Dame's ground attack that de- Fuller of Cumberland, career. circuit television setup was ar- 696 in the race, which is run Giel was the big man in Minne- ; Mary- Greentree owners reconsidered in an upholstered chair in a hotel lobby. ‘‘He never drinks ranged so he could supervise feated Georgia Tech. Sophomore land’s first quarterback (1896) more for the glory of the owner sota’s 22-0 decision over nation- guided yesterday. or smokes,” of the was moaning last Notre Dame’s workout. Speers passed, kicked and and the last one from Cumber- horse one than the money involved. ally ranked Michigan. Florida to tie with Louisiana land until “We are proud of the “All he does is sit between the main door of the A special micro-wave circuit a Tommy Mont. Now that nothing spring. The Cambridgeshire was Giel’s Greatest Day. State. brilliantly, and we feel could was arranged by WSBT-TV. the Rados passed the Terps have another prospec- reputation by hotel and the elevators. We come down in the morning . . . be added to his South Bend station, enabling second race of the famed autumn Giel had “the greatest day of called the plays and showed un- I tive quarterback from the Mary- go . running him again,” a statement first person we see is Hornsby. We to bed at night . . . The first race bf the any athlete in the school’s his- expected defensive abilityagainst land city in Lynn Beightol. Leahy £o watch the Irish prac- Mr. from Whitney and Mrs. Payson last person We see is Hornsby. Honest to Pete!” tice at Cartier Field, more than double was the Cesarewitch tory,” according to Charles Texas Christian and Garrett Fuller hasn’t missed many home- who also said. “His race in the Special ** * * mile away from his hospital Stakes, won by Chantry, Johnson, veteran Minneapolis comings. —WHITTLESEY. a rider (See GIEL, Page C-3.) was undoubtedly his finest, and room. was ridden by Gethin. No Star and Tribune football writer. HARRIS, a couple years ago, was the ride winners on it we intend to retire him BUCKY UNTIL of Neal Welch, WSBT station has been able to Coach Bennie Oosterbaan of opposite type of . Bucky never ordered bed-checks. of both autumn doubles. Michigan merely gasped. “He Young Bowling Phenomenon to the stud.” manager, said the arrangement Tom Fool, the 2-year-old If a man performed well, Bucky demanded nothing more. There was one last-minute was wonderful.” You Be the SAN Oct. C-3.) FRANCISCO. 28 champion of 1951, carried weight Trouble with staying out late when Harris managed, it was (See NAVY-NOTREDAME, scratch when Red . Wine, a The Minnesota star handled M’).—Bowling pals of 16-year-old colt by Mrs. the ball 53 times to set a con- Bob this year in major stakes that highly likely a player would bump into the boss in some 3- owned Quarterback Johnson wonder if any one other horses ever Montagu, was withdrawn. ference record. He hit 11 passes in the United fsw did—and after-hours bistro. In which case it was produce the next Lionel By Warren Gaer States can match won. He equaled the Belmont Trainer H. Jelliss said the colt before missing one and com- his kegling record. has a Head Football Coach, Drake University Bob track record for 114 miles, beat- day ... or else. Orioles Plan to Train was lame. pleted 13 of 18 for 169 yards 201 average for 21 games in a Some years ago, when A1 Simmons was nearing the end The time for the race was not during the game. He rushed The Colgate left halfback kicks 900 league. (See TOM FOOL. Page C-2.) of his brilliant career, the Senators acquired him in the hope immediately announced. for 112 yards, returned kicks a long, high ball from either for 83, punted and completely that A1 could reach the distant left field fence at Griffith At Fort Lauderdale, Jupiter, by the Phoenix out of the running formation or the of the befuddled the Michigan defense Stadium. Like others before him, Simmons discovered early By the Associated Press Whitewash, defeated King punt, 13 cen- by of a with his faking. deep yards behind A NEW FULLY season he was fighting a losing battle. Discon- BALTIMORE, Oct. 28. —The Tudors three-quarters in the that length. Fair Colleen was edged In addition to those chores, ter. However, the Colgate third- average, A1 made the year’s Orioles said today they plan to solate because of a .200 batting training into third place by a head in a Giel, strictly an offensive player string center does not get the AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION rain do their 1954 spring first trip to Boston, gratefully observed a hard, steady Florida instead of Arizona. photo finish. up to this season, turned in a in ball back fast and accurately on which combines the smoothness of cream with the that all but guaranteed no game the next afternoon, and Clarence W. Miles, attorney Jupiter, trained by Pat Beas- superb defensive performance the long formation, and the first a took his troubles to a pub across the street from the ritzy who heads the group which ley and owned by Lord Lampton, which included two leaping in- scat of scalded tom cot. Only in terceptions passes. two centers are injured and out Copley-Plaza. bought up the old St. Louis was one of the early favorites of THE NEW 1954 CHRYSLER Browns and transferred the club for the race, but Sailing Light, a Bratkowski, aided by Johnny of the game. As the rain fell harder, Simmons ordered in the style to Baltimore, the Orioles 4- chestut, started as the Carson’s acrobatic catches, com- With nine minutes of the game said pleted SEE TOMORROW which might be expected of a true Milwaukee-born citizen. would cancel earlier commit- 13-to-2 choice. He finished 18 of 29 passes for 219 left, Colgate leads Rutgers, 6 IT AT A1 and two reporters, one of whom was Vinnie Flaherty, did ments to train at Yuma, Ariz. sixth. yards and got off some long, to 0. It is Colgate’s ball, fourth a wonderful job of emptying ale bottles until, at a wee hour, Miles said Art Ehlers, named effective punts against North down and 3*4 on its own 46. Carolina. He threw two touch- the proprietor closed the doors. It was raining harder than as general manager of the club As the Colgate quarterback, rate CAPITAL GARAGE worried” Michigan Star Tackle down passes and kicked two these plays 1,2, 3 and for this ever story of his inability to hit had been only last Monday, “isn’t 4 1320 New York Ave. Open 9 to 9 STerling 3-910 and Simmons’ own exhibition games points after touchdowns. spot: about sched- Chrysler-Plymouth Direct Factory Dealer told and retold. uled for Yuma. Back for Penn Game Johnson Sparked Rice Win. Quick kick. By th« Associated Press ** * * “He says he can get out of Other noteworthy perform- Statue of Liberty (runner goes MOST CONVENIENT LOCATION IN DOWNTOWN WASHINGTON feels ANN ARBOR. Mich., Oct. 28. ball). NEXT MORNING THE SKIES cleared. The Red Sox those,” Miles said. “He ances were turned in by Kosse behind kicker and takes Fort Lauderdale, Fla., is the place —Michigan football hopes rose The best Colgate running play. game return of Art Johnson, Rice fullback; Johnny informed the Senators it was urgent that the be for us to train if there is suf- yesterday with the Kick from deep punt forma- Walker, star tackle. Lattner and Neil Worden, Notre had covered during the night, etc. ficient housing.” tion. played. The field been Walker missed the Minnesota Dame backs; Tony Rados, Penn Meanwhile, at Philadelphia, State quarterback; Harry Speers (Answer on Page C-3.) With red-rimmed eyes, and little sleep, Sihimons duti- top offi- game because of an ankle injury W/Mai ifflkJ^firstunHmHibesl Roy and Earle Mack, of Florida and last week's “back hit a . Then the Athletics, ruled out and was handicapped in earlier 1 WITH FACTORY GUARANTEE 1 fully reported. First time he cials of of the week,” Bob Garrett of f Wjl the that they might games. I he hit a . Vince Flaherty and this other ale companion possibility in- Stanford. step into the general manager’s Coach Bennie Oosterbaan BRAKES into dicated Walker would be ready Johnson accounted for 111 winced as old A1 churned around the bases and slid third. job left vacant when Ehlers took Relined While You Wait for limited action, at least, yards by rushing, 120 on kickoff over the fence. He the Orioles’ position. Ehlers % Next time up, Simmons belted another against Pennsylvania Saturday. returns and caught pass for also killed the rumor he would a Ford to '52 A C was sensational. take Manager of Plymouth to '4B 4^***3 And then it began to rain again. Not really rain, but the A’s to Baltimore. Chevrolet to '4B Riveted pour. The stuff fell in sheets. The game was called before Bonded Linings rmmk required innings. All of Simmons’ feats were wiped the 4Mi Fights Last Night Guaranteed 20,000 Miles was really down. When he OFF SALE off the records. The veteran By the Associated Press • • • got to the hotel he ordered, of all things, more ale. • back LOS ANGELES. —Rudy Garcia. 120V4. Firestone De Luxe ffUfl'M Anceles, outpointed Auburn Cope- Casey his Yankees by observing what they Los • Stengel checks land, L2ftV«. Flint,, Mich. (10). GENERATORS Goodrich Silvertown Johnny McCray. for “If it’s juice, ham and eggs, toast and HOUSTON. Tex— • eat breakfast. 14.t. Houston, knocked out Johnny Capi- Exchanged Goodyear Super Cushion milk,” he says, “Iknow that boy’s behaved himself. If it’s tano. 140, New Orleans (3). MIAMI BEACH, Fla.—Harry Braelow, Guaranteed As . Beach, stopped Bobby /[fj . . lfiO‘2 Miami black coffee . oh, my.” I*^ Lopez. 158*a. Boston (8). 90 Low U' ** * * PHOENIX, Ariz. —Oscar Torres. 120, Buddy Baggett, Days as # Los Angeles, outpointed SIO.BB $1 C. 4 (10). 41 115. Dallas iMMI I plus plus • • • BILL McKECHNIE USED to blandly ask a player for a SAN ANTONIO, Tex.—Al Juergens, I | 1 147. San Antonio, stopped Carlos Ca- match. If the matchbook cover advertised a night club, Bill macho, 147. San Luis Potosl, Mexico (6), Also Starters and Regulators TOKYO.—Yoshlo Shiral. 110>4, Japan, would study it meaningly before returning it. outpointed Terry Allen. 112. London • • • (15) (lor world’s flyweight title). The late Hack Wilson was irked with Hornsby back in fuggy Front Wheels a « ‘BLACK WALL WHITE WALL I the days when Hack was the slugging star of the Chicago 6.40-15 514.70 600-16 $17.26 \ *ote: to* I Cubs and Rogers was the manager. * Aligned m - 4 “He keeps calling me a drinker,” Hack once protested. • • • 7 60-15 18 72 8 00-15 HII 111ll’ 25.27 “I take a drink now and then ... so what? I hit home runs Wheels Balanced, Knee Action 800-15 20.55 8.20-15 26.32 • for that guy, too, don’t I?” Rebuilt—Parts and Service One morning, as the story goes, Wilson beckoned to a Chicago sports writer. ALL TIRES MOUNTED FREE I “Come with me into the bar,” he suggested. After he Chrysler'* “Outstanding" Dealer CLIFT'S had consumed what the mixologist had prepared, Hack is CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH, IMPERIAL Brake, Steering and alleged to have looked at the clock, pointing at 11 a.m., and "Check Our Deals Before Buying" waved aside the bartender’s move toward building another Service, Used Cars, Parts Electrical Service drink. 4800 BLOCK WISCONSIN N.W. 1909 M St. N.W. ST. 3>2066 “Hornsby says I drink before ball games,” Hack explained. 34800 Open 9 to Daily and EM. 9 thru Sot For Lost “This ought to prove he’s wrong. I never took a drink after Closed Sunday 611 Md. Ave. S.W. ME. 8-6232 Mon. You Buy v 11 aun. on the day of a game in my life.” at 6th Sr Independence A»j^