THE EVENING STAR No Excuses for Colonials' Loss ** Washington. D C. Gavilan Lions Hope to Start A-12FRIDAY, PECRW&K 24, 1964 Disgruntled Fight Reinhart Rates San Francisco New Against Hays Tops Slugging; Says He Won't Streak Best Team He's Seen in Years Clippers Tomorrow With Lopez as Pilot of as a high jumper, going to Bill Reinhart try get a new Snider High in Total By the Anedeted Pie** George Washington’s basketball break the world record before Hie Lions will to WJ H . lost to San Fran- long. winning going when they ijgi v NEW YORK, Dec. 24. Kid team, which streak m ¦ Clippers Gavilan, who lost his welter- cisco in the final of the All- “So they just throw the bail take on the Baltimore Bases and Strikeouts College at weight title to Johnny Saxton Tournament Okla- up near the basket, and this in an Eastern Hockey league Mays, the National homa City, is making no excuses goes up—-not has Willie , Russell that he match at 8:30 pjn. tomorrow at league batting champion, also last October 21 at for the Colonials’ setback. to go up far—and crams It in ~ r say* he will fight no more with “They just beat us, and beat with both hands. Uline Arena. league’s slugging ™ captured* the IJH 5 W Baltimore, two V i gfl JHH . m w Angel Lopeu as his . us good, with a terrific team,” “But on A tie with crown with a percentage of ,667, to it's defense that he’s lopes has turned down Gav- said Reinhart on his return really good,” Reinhart con- losses to New Haven and losses H is disclosed today with release Washington. “We weren’t par- ilan’s request to be released, and tinued.” He Just sticks his hand to Clinton and Worcester make Os official miscellaneous aver- ticularly tired, or no more over the top of the basket, and up Washington’s most recent the Kid indicated that if legal tired than they. They certainly ages. • you going any- record. prevent fight- how are to do The Giant’s topped technicalities his have the best college team I’ve thing about that?” disastrous road years.” Back from a his closest rival, of ing under same one else’s seen in trip during which they tumbled The Colonials’ lo6t, 73-57, and The team is not upset over toe Brooklyn, by 20 points although auspices, he’ll go to Europe or loss, said, and is look- from first to third place, the bases, it wasn’t due to any poor shoot- Reinhart Snider edged Mays in total Argentina for action. ing forward to the Virginia Lions are eager to begin another out 86 ing by the Colonials, Reinhart 378 to 377. Snider struck Lopes has contract with classic tournament starting next winning streak. They had rolled times to lead the league, while a claimed. “You talk about de- up six straight without ...... Tuesday Richmond. With matches Cubs, I ¦ Gavilan until June, 1957, and j fense, you should see this club,” at a of the Chicago 5-2 record, the Colonials are a loss just before hitting the since purchased by Cleveland, soys he will not release Gavilan he said. “They have this fellow skids. . jjf -v, Bill Russell, a Junior. The listed as co-favorites with fanned 90 times. to anybody, “not even Gavilan.” Richmond, the host team. The Clippers appear stronger Ashbura of the Phillies program says 6-foot-9 and Richie Gavilan Is miffed over what have gone home now than at any time this sea- ’drew the most walks, 125. Ash- they’ve shortened him some at GW’s players played regards as mishandling of busi- know, the a holiday, and will son. Gordie Warner, who burn also tied Gair Allie of that. You like for short here, ness affairs connected with the weights in football programs. return to school Monday after- with the old Lions is back Pittsburgh, Bill Bruton of Mil- Saxton affair, particularly be- In action at forward after sitting waukee and Whitey Lockman of “Anyway, he’s a great big noon for a practice session. cause there was no return fight guy jump higher. They out for a time with a lame knee. New York by grounding into the and he can will drive to Richmond Johnny Podsodny, clause In the papers. boys Tuesday play And who for- fewest plays, 3. Not like a lot of these tall afternoon and merly played with the Boston Del Ennis, also of the Phillies, Had Private Agreement. who can’t get off their feet. Colgate in the second game the Balti- some shucks Olympics, has Joined offset Ashbum’s fine mark by The return bout clause was They tell me he’s Tuesday night. more team as a defenseman. leading the league by grounding left out at the insistence of the league’s 23 Baltimore boasts the into double plays. Pennsylvania Athletic Commis- top Ralph DeLeo with Stan for 300-or- sion, although Lopez Connie Celebrates 92d Birthday scorer in Musial said he had 31 points and five other good bases for the 10th a private agreement with Blinky more total ||i| \ shot makers in Jim McNulty, straight year to extend his Na- Jh Palermo. Saxton’s manager, for Schiller, Buchanan, League return. Herb Lloyd tional record. such a “But what I do First-Division Finish for A's Herve e and George of the —AP Wirephoto. after such Lal on Giants a bad fight,” Lopez Thompson. fanned only 13 times, fewest SERVICE FOES ON CHRISTMAS MISSION—Fat Uebel of Bellevue, Ky (left), Army fallback, said. “Nobody want to see among qualifying players. end, Christmas shopping him.” Is Mack's Wish for New Year The Lions will be without the and Ron Beagle of Covington, Ky (center), Navy’s All-America went services of Fern LaPointe, who together in yesterday. They np looking at a football, shown to than by Floyd Gavilan also blamed Lopez for By 6m Associated Pro** goes short Cincinnati ended having fight serious illness. He for is nursing a sprained left ankle. Beagle heme for the holidays, the in Philadelphia. walks, visits his many friends Shorts, one-time University of Cincinnati center. Uebel and are “He too FORT MYERS, Fla., Dec. 24 LaPointe and Art Dorrlngton of by Navy’s Sugar game New Or- confident,” the Kid said. here, eats three good meals dally but Ron’s vacation will be cut short participation in the Bowl at “He know I cannot win there. ’s big wish for the the Lions are tied for third place Fore and Aft year and enjoys watching boxing on scoring, leans on January L Sure, I win fight but lose deci- new “is that the Kansas in league each with 23 By Malcolm Lamborne, Jr. sion.” City Athletics win the American television. points. The 1955 National Motor Boat Lopez Is adament League pennant, or at least fin- Competing with baseball for games between the about not days In nine Show is only three weeks away. giving up Gavilan. “I brought ish in the first division.” his interest these is his two clubs, Washington has won The show opens a 10-day stand Miscellaneous Records him up from nobody,” the dapper Still loyal to the team he newest grandson, John Sheppard six and gained a tie. The Clip- at Kingsbridge Armory in the night club owner declared. managed so long at Philadelphia, Mack, 3 months old. Through- pers cue out for a measure of CLUB MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS “Lots w-straight reporters Bronx at 7 p.m„ January 14. Two of time he cost me money out the ar r o baseball out interviews with and revenge. planned this of my pocket I get leader said he would be on hand posing for cameramen on his box office, open to- innovations are O. Pet* RBI. BB 80.. HP. ODOR. don’t back Palm 1 to birthday. bringing up The Uline time—the show remains open and I ruin my Broadway night at West Beach March Mack kept not open tomorrow un- 111 ttt lit ffi welcome the players when they the subject of the youngster. day. will both Sundays of its and the if if? club when I busy with him. I til 6 p.m. However, reservations opening time has been moved don’t giye away cost report for spring training, as has He hopes to take in spring be taken throughout the m k Hi m what me his long-time custom. training games Flor- will day 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. each day. w 111 I dear.” been throughout from Philadi mhli"""" 153 .395 620 604 620 10 143 spring see many by phone, Lincoln 7-5800. • his birth- ida next and to traditional closing hour of Pittaburth 164 .36 J 626 666 737 26 125 Split He celebrated 92d The Over $600,000. day with a quiet dinner last regular season games. 11 p.m. will be observed. Tottl* 1 "!407 6297 4414 6086 229 979 Under Lopez’ son, theme is all Amer- auspices in the night at the home of his He was openly pleased with Show that last three years Gavilan Mack, jr. the many messages of congratu- Davis Cup goes boating, and in this INDIVIDUALMISCELLANEOUS RECORDS has Connie ica con- figured in eight major fights if the 100 (year) lation and flowers he received Continued From Page A-ll.) nection oversized ensigns and (Qualifier* lor Slugging Championship.) “It looks as GI which grossed over million, mark will be easier to reach than for his birthday. Most elaborate burgees of 48 boating organiza- BlUff $2 he may be not too dangerous O. let RBI. 88. SO. HP. DP. O. Pet. RBI. 88. SO. HP. DP. Including radio and television I thought,” he commented. was a floral piece with a base- a be hung on the walls of May*. New York 151 .667 110 66 57 2 12 target for Sexias, who whipped tions will Brooklyn 149 647 130 ,84 98 4 12 « Os total, Gavilan grand of bat, sent by Snider. ; IK :S|| ?S \ 1 income. this The old man baseball ball and the Ameri- straight before the mammoth drill hall. Accord- Kluszewski, Cincinnati 149 .642 141 78 35 3 12 ? f and his manager probably split improving steadily from can League. him six times ing Manager Musial. Bt. Louis 163 .607 126 103 39 4 20 !;R, ill j? is a 1953 challenge to Show Joe Mathews, Milwaukee 138 603 103 113 61 2 8 i Crandall.SSSf..™Milwaukee m138 .425 64 40 I50 I3 14 over $600,000. the round. Choate, Chesapeake Bay Hodges, Brooklyn 154 .579 130 74 H 4 1 13 l Jablonski, St. Loul* 152 .419 104 49 42 2 17 two Sauer. Chicago 142 563 103 70 68 (1 8 : Gilliam. Brooklyn 146 .418 52 76 30 2 1( “Sure it’s a This puts the United States IE lot,” admitted clubs will be ho honored—An- Adcock. Milwaukee 13* 620 87 44 68 3 7 Morgan. Philadelphia 136 .418 50 70 68 0 Gavilan, “but Sam, With Giants in a very favorable position, not Thomas. Pittsburgh 166 .497 94 51 74 10 10 i Jones, Philadelphia 142 .402 50 HI 54 0 1C he take Funeral of Dr. Scarlett, Irvin Signs napolis Yacht Club and Gibson Greengrass. Cincinnati 139 .494 95 41 81 O 18 I Fondy. Chicago 141 .400 49 35 84 1 i plenty. counting the doubles, where Island Yacht Squadron. Kiner. Chicago 147 .487 73 78 90 2 17 $27,000 figure Thompson, New York 136 .482 88 90 68 5 7 fisawrts**^-«(¦$» “I figure I fight two, maybe For Reported Seixas and Trabert to • Other flags will include United Hamner. Philadelphia 152 .466 89 63 44 O 13 «n? If rJ All-America, Sunday By have over ¦ » « three years more. But 1908 the Associated Pross a distinct edge either Amer- Bell. Cincinnati 163 .465 101 48 56 4 13 yggjnxs**— || a a u not for States Power Squadrons, Reese, Brooklyn 141 .45f 69 90 62 3 20 i Skinner. Pittsburgh 132 • .370m 46 47 69 0 11 Lopez.” By th« NEW Dec. 24—Monte of Australia’s pairs. ! 24 2 Associated Prats YORK ican Power Boat Association, Off Repulskl Bt. Louis 162 .464 79 43 76 4 16 Temple. Cincinnati 146 .300 44 62 yesterday Jackson. Chicago 126 .460 67 44 65 2 9 i Bruton. Milwaukee 142 .365 30 40 78 4 S PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 24- Irvin became the sixth Past Davis Cup history shows Soundings Club, Coast Guard Aaron. Milwaukee 122 477 69 28 39 3 13 : O'Connell. Milwauke# 146 .357 37 38 46 2 11 member of the champion Dark, New York 164 .446 70 27 40 5 16 i Cole. Pittsburgh 138 .342 40 41 48 0 2C Funeral services will be held world that the doubles has been the Auxiliary, Cruising Club of New 163 71 22 17 2 1 Gramma*. St. Loula 142 .342 29 40 29 5 1. New York Giants to sign Mueller. York .444 19 142 .316 46 43 33 5 1C W&M Athletic Program his decisive factor in close engage- America, Storm Trysail Club and Puiillo. Brooklyn 150 .444 96 49 35 6 17 Williams. New York Sunday for Dr. Hunter Scarlett, agreed Ennis. Philadelphia 145 .444 119 50 80 2 23 i McMillan, Cincinnati 164 .313 42 47 54 5 | contract when he to ments. New York Yacht Club. Irvin. New York 135 .438 64 70 23 2 18 Talbot. Chicago 114 .306 19 16 25 3 * 69, former All-America football calling for the sal- Moon. St. Louis 161 .435 76 71 73 1 10 Roberts, Pittsburgh 134 .302 30 55 49 2 terms same Hoad, space been out 436 83 26 § Allie, Pittsburgh .268 SO 66 84 2 3J Netted $1,687 Last Year was Rosewall and who have Show has sold Post. Cincinnati 130 70 10 121 player at the University of Penn- ary he received in 1954. He lashing weeks, assuring another By the Associated Fran been Mervyn Rose and for thus sylvania, who died yesterday in reported to have earned $27,000 Hartwig in practice, hangup NON-QUALIFIERS —TEN OR MORE GAMES RICHMOND, Va., year. Rex are affair. Dec. 24- last virtually certain to get the Aus- William & Mary’s Athletic Asso- the Veterans Administration The 33-year-old outfielder, one Squad- O t* RBI. 88. SO. HP. a. RBI. 88. SO. HP. DP. sie doubles assignment. Yet Potomac River Power l'cU DP. I Chicago f&* 0 ciation showed Hospital. solid hit- Rhodes. New York 82 .695 50 It 26 1 2 Zlck. 10 .250 O 0 1 0 a $1,687 profit of the ’ Hoad’s form is not yet sharp ron members already are making Lopata. Philadelphia 86 .544 42 33 37 IB Littlefield. Pittsburgh 23 .245 2 2 13 O 1 last year, Alvin Duke Chandler, ters for the past six years, fell the Collum. Cincinnati 36 .538 3 2 2 0-0 Zimmer, Brooklyn 24 .242 0 3 8 11 Dr. Scarlett was an All-Amer- enough to bolster plans for attending annual Cooper. Pitts.-Chi 76 .514 33 23 24 2 8 Miller. Philadelphia 30 .240 1 3 16 0 3 W&M president, told J. H. Brad- off in his hitting last season, Australian dinner-dance of the Burgess. Philadelphia 108 .510 46 42 11 6 10 Williams. Brooklyn 16 236 2 2 7 O 1 ica end in 1908 fend a ophthal- confidence. United Robinson. Brooklyn 124 .506 69 63 20 7 13 Johnson. Milwaukee 40 .231 1 0 2 0 C ford, State budget director, yes- slumping to .262. He batted in States Squadron in New York Frasier, St. Louis 81 500 18 13 17 11 Thompson. C.. Brooklyn 10 .231 11 1 0 ( terday. mologist at his death. 64 runs and hit 19 Aussie*. Savransky. Cincinnati 16 .6(10 o 1 0 0 0 LaPalme. Pittsburgh 33 .229 lOglt only home Hoad Worries January 15. This event is the Yochlm. Pittsburgh 10 .500 0 d . I, 6 ,Jt Wilson. Milwaukee 27 .227 1 2 8 0 1 Chandler, report A native of Erie. Pa., he is sur- 4 0 « In a financial < runs and at various times dur- One selector, who declined the highlight of the squadrons’ an- Arooros. Brooklyn '79 .490 84’ Si 24 X t 4 Baker. Philadelphia 23 HiSTY 0 5 vived by his widow.' * Jeffcoat, Chicago 66 .484 6 17 0 J Antonelli. New York 39 .224 9 4 25 0 2 for the fiscal year ended June 30, ing the season, he had to share use of his name, said today “de- nual meeting in the Hotel Astor. c h 1 said the association spent $120,- the left field berth with Dusty reports the pa- enough members sign up, K«w Yirr-::-“ 8 iM"?t spite all these in If local Calderone. Milwaukeec 22 *JP448 6 4 4 0 1 Ms*llI 041 and collected $121,728. Rhodes. pers which just window they their own rail- Cunningham- St. Loula 86 .445 60 43 40 2 3 are will have Sarni. St. Louis 123 .439 70 25 42 0 10 BBSS?WBSSe = u l 0 The report said $29,342 of the Hockey at a Glance dressing Hoad is not playing top road coach. Gordon. Pittsburgh 131 .438 49 67 24 0 10 6 if J ‘I total went for grants-in-aid to Katt, New York 86 .435 33 19 29 0 4 fflSTcffifr 55 i| t S By the Associated Pratt tennis. We are frankly wor- The squadron, meanwhile, re- Philadelphia .434 33 .17 31 2 12 Escalera. Cincinnati 73 .203if 3 7 11 0 1 74 athletes. major Schell. 92 f Other items Yesterday's ried.” ports turnouts for its Bilko. St.L.-Chl. 66 .434 13 14 25 0 8 Hearn. New York 29 .200 3 3 17 0 1 Result. Basketball excellent Henley. Pittsburgh 14 .433 2 4 4 0 0 Smith. Cincinnati 50 .200 2 3 71 of expense to the association at INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Page A-ll.) classes in to Hemus. IjOuls 124 65 27 5 Milwaukee 19 .2001 0 3 0 lt Port Wayne. 6; Cincinnati, 4. Continued From This official, behind-the-scene specialized addition St. 430 27 1 Crone. Williamsburg campus Today’s Moryn. Brooklyn 48 .429 14 7 11 1 3 Lint, St. Louis 31 .200 2 6 3 0 C the in- Schedule. concern has radiated to the a record enrollment for the an- Bt. Claire New York 20 .429 6 12 71 1 Lowrey. St. Louis 74 .197 S g ® 0 2 cluded $29,284 for salaries and No games scheduled In any league. tucky. Previously Pacific had in piloting Schofield. St Louis 43 .429 1 0 3 0 1 Smith. Pittsburgh 12 .1»4 0 6 5 0 1 Tamarrow’e Australian tennis-minded man nual free course and 3 Pittsburgh 41 .192 2 wages, Schedule. by Duquesne, Louis- Rush. Chicago 33 .422 9 23 0 .3 Janowicz. o $5,544 for basketball and EASTERN LEAGUE. been beaten who seamanship. Cranston Coen is Yvars. St. Loula 38 .421 8 6 5 11 Mangan. Pittsburgh 14 .192 2 74 9 0A r( Washington. on the street continues to 9 $2,369 for baseball. Baltimore at ville, Dayton and Cincinnati. weekly Jolly Milwaukee 48 .419 3 17 0 1 Roe. Brooklyn 15 100 0 2 0 C Worcester at Clinton. talk-of the game in the midst of directing a course in sail- Baumholtz. Chicago 90 .416 28 20 15 1 6 Roberts. Philadelphia 45 .189 The association said football Tulane Freese Pays Off. Garagiola, 68 .415 22 4 n< t L uU NATIONAL LEAGUE. the wild Christmas rush. ing at Yacht Club on Chi.-NY 29 14 4 « produced Corinthian Campanella. Brooklyn 111 .401 61 42 49 2 13 Lfddie Nfew Yo r°k .::::: gs I i 1! receipts $72,398 of the New York at Montreal. Stanford and Tulane were Monday evenings. W. J. Bonfleld Hoak. Brooklyn 88 .308 26 25 39 4 7 :iff total athletic revenues. Student Detroit at Toronto. 60-all the clos- “I think your blokes will take popular Shepard. Pittsburgh 82 .306 22 26 33 0 10 Chicago at Boston. deadlocked at in cup you Is teaching the always Friend. Pittsburgh 35 .302 7 5 8 0 2 2 fees accounted for $31,000 and AMERICAN LEAGUE. ing when the Green the back with this Seminick, Cincinnati 86 30 48 30 2 8 Buffalo at Springfleld. minutes time,” motor maintenance class. It Bailey, .380 IS yielded Springfield at Herahey. said a taxi driver. Cincinnati 73 .388 20 35 34 0 2 :II basketball receipts $7,141. Wave went into a freeze. It paid * Thursday KaSi, 8 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. “You very happy, meets each in the Pali- Adams. Cincinnati 110 .387 23 65 46 3 4 PhiiSdSiPhii":: | i Wayne. Stanford fouls gave should be 1 Law. Pittsburgh 50 .385 13 5 8 1 4 U:f! 1 Troy at Port off as three sades Field House. Ward. Pittsburgh 117 .383 48 39 61 0 5 Brooklyn*™'':::: 8 Johnstown at Toledo. points another said. “It looks like your 1® : | | | g Rapid*. Tulane six and its fifth Landrith. Cincinnati 48 .383 14 18 9 0 1 S a I i St. Anthony to Play Alumni Cincinnati at Grand year.” Another big event during show Serena. Chicago 41 381 13 14 18 1 2 Mmiken 'Brook iyn g |fl 2 8 ( Sunday's Schedule. victory in six starts. Russ Lawler Dittraer, Milwaukee 66 .380 20 19 17 3 4 u au i Jack Joe EASTERN LEAGUE. Prime Minister Menzles will and Sullivan of (afternoon). 25 points for Stanford, on week in New York will be the Atwell. Pittsburgh 06 .376 26 43 21 3 11 stM?/.' st Lo u ? 2 i 8 j Washington at Baltimore scored draw for Australia at Rice. St. Louts 56 .374 18 16 21 0 3 ft iff Mount St. Mary’s and Bill Cas- Clinton at New Haven. a five-game barnstorming tour. tomor- Gulf Hall of Fame breakfast at Lynch. Pittsburgh 08 .373 36 20 43 1 9 sidy of Maryland will play for NATIONAL LEAGUE. row’s ceremonies and Ambassa- Which the top Borkowski. Cincinnati 73 .370 19 8 18 1 9 Grissom. New York 66 .166 1 2 11 0 ( Toronto at Detroit. Jim Nowaskowski and Hal Cer- Nation’s drivers Alston. St. Louis 66 .369 34 41 2 6 the St. Anthony Alumni team Chicago at New York. dor Amos Peaslee for the United 24 « vini each tallied 17 for Tulane. will receive awards. New mem- Podres. Brooklyn 38 .367 4 5 5 0 2 ! against varsity p.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Evers. New York 12 .384 3 0 6 0 0 S2BMuSSS?*“-=01 1 if! I 4 the at 8:30 Cleveland at Buffalo. Missouri led, 30-28 ,at halftime States. ? ? Hershey bers of the 100-mile-an-hour Metkovich, Milwaukee 68 .358 15 15 15 1 6 SilS",,, ?;,? :.:::: i! : Sunday at DeMatha High gym. at Providence. dub also will be initiated. Among Merrlman. Cincinnati 73 .357 16 23 10 3 1 n sis * Pittsburgh at Springfleld. in a game tied 15 times, with the Jansen. New York 13 .357 1 0 4 0 0 E ff,oS,'S**V::::::: 18 8 The alumnae and girls’ varsity INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. changing a dozen times in them is A1 Bauer, famous regatta Clark, Philadelphia 83 .362 24 17 21 0 13 :IS f Johnstown at Cincinnati. lead Wyrostek. Philadelphia 02 .351 28 29 30 1 7 « it S will play at 7:30. Port Wayne at Troy. • regulation play. regulation who was persuaded Nuxhall. Cincinnati 36 .346 7 8 12 2 Fowler, Cincinnati 8140 .100 f2 f9 19 . 1 The announcer 0 game Leeth Bros. fall to get into unlimited Newcombe. Brooklyn 31 .340 4 4 0 0 0 ended with the score 57-57. last an Walker. Brooklyn 60 .323 23 24 17 1 5 Ij hydro at New Martinsville and Thomson. Milwaukee 43 .323 15 12 29 0 3 RNichols, Milwaukee8 35S086 2 0 12 I0 Norm Stewart, who led Missouri Shuba, Brooklyn 45 .323 10 7 10 11 x —with Bill Leetch scoring 22 points, got goal EXPRESS Is a drive it at better than 100 m.p.h. Cole. Chicago 19 4 2 4 0 2 h ? 8 with a .321 7 KMWr.o fl :j§l I Outdoors Perkowski. Cincinnati 28 .320 3 0 0 0 r with 4 seconds left to deadlock Still a party of more B third Cox. Brooklyn .... 77 .319 17 21 13 0 8 acfev-s ki’ Cinclnn.tr:::: o In our travels this week we Owings and James O’Donnell, the first overtime at 70-all. In Good Battery passing interest is the Pollet. Chicago 20 .319 * 1 0 O 2 ß ll f? I l if than 0 0 ® « 11 o loop Jr., City i Ridzik. Philadelphia 35 .318 0 3 0 ft 8 had to make the from Ocean Marlin Club of the second overtime, 10 of Hous- North American Yacht Raeing Paltca. Brooklyn 28 313 11 4 0 0 Wilheim, New York : 67 .047 1 0 0 f Maryland, with John F. Kerk- Brooklyn - 5 -0 O Luray, to Waynesboro and 14 points on free Union's annual meeting White.- Milwaukee 50 312 8 9 8 0 5 Meyer 38 .043 2 I Va., ton’s came and i Hah. Pittsburgh 112 .310 27 33 46 0 14 Thompson. D., Brooklyn 34 .040 1 5 5 1 ( then over to Staunton, thence ham, John E. Larson and Claude throws. Jack Foster scored 29 dinner at’the New York Yacht Miller. St. Louis 20 .308 0 1 5 0 0 Labine, Brooklyn 47 .033 0 4 15 0 Smalley. Milwaukee - 25 .300 7 4 9 1 2 Buhl. 31 .032 0 2 12 0 ( up D. Whitfield as teammates, Na- points Don 24 January 19. Movies Milwaukee 38 .030 2 S 11 0 ( back the and Boldebuck for Club of the i Westrum New York 08 .305 27 *5 60 S 2 Thles, Pittsburgh Valley Game Fish Con- Harmon. Cincinnati 94 .304 25 17 27 1 3 Braale, St. Loula 68 .000 X 0 3 O 3 of Vir- | tional Capital Houston. Missouri, now 4-2, is 1951 trans-Paciflc race to Hono- Deal. St. Louis 33 .300 3 17 1 0 Wade. 36 000 1 « 3 Washington tourney Spnhn. Bkn.-St.L. 11 4 0n *J ginia to New j servation Club of in the Big Seven open- lulu will be shown. i Milwaukee 41 .297 10 7 17 1 2 McCall. New York 33 .000 composed Reg. Pepper, Pittsburgh 14 .294 1 0 2 0 0 Market and a- whose team is of ing Monday. 1 Mies is, Chicago 38 .393 3 3 9 0 2 tin H. Foster, Eugene M. Fry and rNow come British yachtsmen Taylor, New York 65 292 10 3 16 2 0 cross through Minnesota led Notre Dame, 40- a boat show. A nine-day Mlnner. Chicago -33 ,289. 14 8 19 0 1 SSTiffiKK. | ? the gap to * P. B. Van Vleck. Represented 27, at the half, and never had with Gardner. New York 62 .287 7 6 19 11 S S 8 f time, exposition opens in London next Haddlx. St. Louis 61 .280 4 5 11 0 1 8 Luray. for the first the fourth much difficulty as Dick Gar- Hacker. Chicago . 43 .373 6 1 8 0 1 '~~ZZZZ H SoO 8 8 from Wednesday and will follow very Pendleton. Milwaukee 71 266 16 4 21 0 2 ot elPW f We paid team this area is from the maker, Bill Simonovich and Buck Morgan. Chicago 24 266 2 1 10 0 2 Koslo Milwtukee *-"I Ti .000 0 0 0 < particular Del-Mar>Va Anglers Club with Lindsley chipped 19, much the New York exposition. Pellagrin!. Pittsburgh 73 .264 18 9 21 4 1 Samford New York l2 000 0 Q f1 0 3 at- ; in with 17 yachting Gome*. New York 49 .259 6 0 8 1 2 Greenwood. Philadelphia l2 .009 - ? 2 tention to the : Harry R. Fowler, William F. 16 respectively. Jack British firms have been Bridges. f? J and points, Cincinnati 53 .250 2 77 0 1 Lane Richard P. Schulze Lloyd Aubrey exhibiting in latter show in Presko. St. Louis 38 250 1 0 2 0 0 flow of water \ and Stephens and each the Castleman. New York 13 .250 1 3 All of the increasing since the end 0 11 0 0 2 0 in of the flying its colors. 12 got 18, and Jack Smyth 17 for _ some numbers Tremel. Chicago 33 .250 2 1 2 0 1 BphßPfeHEWorthington. New York 10 i000 1 j of World War 11. Apparently trout streams I anglers are experienced. Notre Dame. Made for Cara, Tracks, Boats, counting yachtsmen flowing Kentucky had ball Engines, on from the Gardner Dies; which, The redoubtable Ted Williams Western a Tractors, Diesel Street crossing the Milton of the | game on its hand for the first continent channel Ohio State Fans Get World Bantamweight Titld out who individual honors last Cars and Buses BY for the British show, the spon- Gridman 8 Years Shenandoa h won half, as the Hilltoppers led, 39- Pro BUI Leetch. during the tournament 3s. But College of Pacific folded sors have printed their circular Enough of Flivver; Declared Vacant by NBA By (ha Associated Press National Park season In French, German and Italian. and the George Washington Na- will fish this year under the in the second half when Western By ths Associated Pross CLEVELAND, Dec. 24.—Mil- happened to up 19-point lead, outscor- They'll Fly Home tional Forest, cross aegis of the Flying Fisherman ran a And here’s wishing all boating Dec. Gardner, 60, former Univer- in much ing the visitors 15-1 In one spurt. By *he Associated Press MILWAUKEE. 24.—The ton our path. All were Club of Eastern Air Lines. friends everywhere a happy holi- National Boxing Association has sity of Wisconsin football player better shape than when we made Lynn Cole scored 26 points for 1220 IS* St. N.W. MI. S-07SI day just the right sort PASADENA, Calif, Dec. 24- Teamed up with Gar Wood, jr., and of fans, years pro foot- our last trip over this route are going to be hard to the winners, who play in the S UL to e rJLi M MiM cruislng-racing weather for 1955. Four Ohio State football declared the world’s bantam- and for right a is they Kentucky tourney In some two months ago. This expert Invitational who drove here from Columbus weight championship vacant. ball player, died yesterday at Creek, beat. Williams is an an- Louisville starting Monday. 1919 Model T Fori}, said particularly true of Naked gler and with his skill is about in a Saddy, chairman of the his home in suburban Hockey flowing west Ex-Basketbail Coach they don’t intend to drive back Fred a new trout stream the luckiest fisherman in Flor- the ancient touring car. NBA’s Championship Committee, River. out of the park and emptying to follow in keeps ida. Fish Just seem At Chattanooga Dies “Not on your life,” Owner C. said yesterday the action was ap- Gardner was in charge of into the Shenandoah. Ifit him around, regardless for which of water this spring, it By the Associated Malcolm Riggle. 38, said. “We’re proved unanimously by his group Cleveland sales of the Marathon its head species he is wetting a line, and going to ship it by rail and fly will be a real addition to the list hit his baits in preference to TARPON SPRINGS. Fla.. Dec. “because (Robert) Cohen violated Paper Corp. of Menasha, Wis. in Virginia. 24.—Henry Millard (Humpy) back.” of streams all others. terms of his contract to meet A native of Ashland, Wis., he Furthermore, there is still Clubs Phillips, former basketball play- Riggle said that only a fiat Ridge The Pacific Anglers is University tire and burned out generator ; (Raton) Macias.” enter Wisconsin in 1913 and some snow in the Blue sending a team from California er and coach at the Allegheny mountains which of Chattanooga, died in a hos- marred the 2,500-mile trip. The bantamweight title was played guard and tackle forthree and and the Tuna Club of Avalon Riggle. his Mary, 31. and sub-freezing temperatures are as well as the Balboa Angling pital yesterday after a long ill- wife. left open Australian Jimmy years. running off. the other fWo passengers, J. Al- when preventing from As Club, also from the West Coast ness. retired last summer. He served in the first World trouting enthusiast, however, Phillips, 56, was a master me- fred Shuman, 38, and his wife, Carruthers a will be contestants. All told, Maxine, 33, red -Baddy said the winner of the War as a captain in France and we’d like to see a lot more snow 90 entries sure up to this chanic for the Florida Power dressod in fire table is are ski suits, hunting boots and bout between Cohen of French Germany. When he was dis- in the hills- The water writing with more probably to Corp. He had lived here five parts years. jackets to keep out»the Midwest Algiers, and Chemrern Songkt- very low in those of our come. Headquarters, as last charged he joined the old Detroit territory is He played professional basket- cold. .. .j trat of Thailand had agreed to country. Lowland year, will be the Colonnades Tigers, now the Detroit lions, barring an ad- ball for years with a They arrived huff yesterday meet the American free of snow and Hotel, Palm Beach Shores, Fla. several years. hunting Chattanooga team and briefly in the car that is old enough champion, for the title within 90 and played with them two ditional faD quail should he end. for the original New York Cel- to have made the flftt Rose Bowl days. Cohen defeated Songki- Then played with the Green be excellent over the week tot yean. the tics trek for the Buckeyes 1n 1921. trat last September. Bay Packers for mare There are.lots of birds in Not— back country in Virginia, and Why shooting has been good. DO YOUR OWN HAULING AWED LITTLE SPORT Under the able chairmanship of John Rybovich, jr„the Tour- nament Committee is nicely «hapAng tip for the 10th Annual Rates by Hoar, Day at Wash Q-sr Light Sail- NOG International Tackle fish Tournament the week of * January 10-14 off the Palm |UMWMUkC*>I« \I» Beaches, Fla. Four teams are SAFEWAY going from this area. They are from the Ocean City light Tackle a*r Maryland, represent- 4030 WISC AYE. WO. 4-3231 Club of > *£/ ¦; , • 4- ed bf Alan Ferguson, Oebav* t