DUE TO NEIGHBORHOOD PRESSURE Tulloch, Aussie Mays Unable to Buy Terps Fly to Face " i-', j 5 '*¦ 1 ' '''''¦- r_ ?-‘1 San Francisco Home Wonder Horse, Tough Miami Battle By MERRELL WHITTLESEY burgh remaining on their SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 14 want you. what's the good of Star Staff Correspondent schedule. |H (JP>. —Willie Mays’ attempt to buying,’’ Mays continued. MIAMI, Nov. 14—For the Coming to U. This comeback has placed / S. yester- buy a house here failed ’’Blittalk about a thing like second straight week Maryland the Hurricanes on the list of day Jjecause he is a Negro. this goes all over the world, SYDNEY, Australia, Nov. 14 is facing a predominantly eligibles P).—Tulloch, Australia’s for Jacksonville’s The spectacular, 27-year-old and it sure looks bad for our 0 1 new young team with a late-season Gator Bowl, providing, of of San ; country.” wonder horse which is being kick when the Terps meet course, centerflelder the Fran- greater they win their last three cisco Giants offered the $37,- Mays’ wife, Marghuerite, acclaimed as than the | Miami here tomorrow night. It games. quite as philosophical famous Pliar Lap. is ,being 500 asked by the owner for a ; wasn't bears out Coach Tommy Mont's Gator Bowl officials new house 175 Miraloma about It. “Down in Alabama readied foj a campaign in the earlier statement listed at States, ; that this Miami as one of nine teams un- drive, but was turned down where we come from,” she United with the ulti- year's schedule should have mate a der consideration. A sweep of after wait of several days. said, “you know your place, object match race been reversed. a against some the last three games would give great that's something, least. American super- (The Maryland The owner said there was and at squad left Miami a record as good as any neighborhood pressure against But up here it’s all a lot of horse. Friendship Airport this “We hope year of the other candidates. The 'camouflage. They grin in your next the morning and to out the deal. up was work Hurricanes would Walter Gnesdiloff, who is face and then deceive you.” United States turns another late this afternoon in have the in- A. outstanding champion Miami. as a State i ! like training side track school. still offering the house at the No Law, Mayor Says But all the real for same price—but not to Mays—- Native Dancer. Swaps or tomorrow night's game was Miami is averaging 285 yards Mayor Nashua," Smith. Tul- said: George Christopher Tommy done in the three-day span per game in rushing offense, declared, is trainer, today. more “I’m Just a union working “What's happened loch's said "Then from Monday through yes- than double the Terps’ I’d get not in accordance with San we could have an international terday.' figures. It has held the op- man and never another beauty.” job Francisco’s traditions.” race which would be a Hurricanes, position to 90 yards per game if 1 sold this house to that Smith, Australia’s The the Nation’s player. sorry The Mayor said, “It’s not our leading team at rushing, less than half the H fIK: iagra baseball I feel for yours, No. 6 the end of last him, and if the neighbors say practice to preclude anyone's trainer for the last five season, rushing average of the Mary- declaring thanks to Don Bosseler, it would okay, living where he wants to, re- makes no bones about fullback, 1a n d opponents. However, be I’d do It.” Tullock, his “ugly duckling,” now the Redskins’ gardless of his race.” But he looked very unlike a Maryland has played a con- Says Neighbors Objrred the greatest horse he much team pointed out that “on the other ever saw. picked to finish from 13th to siderably tougher schedule. Gnesdiloff, a small -scale hand, no law requires an owner Willing to Back Him this year when they and contractor |l6th won! Curci Makes Difference builder in the, to dispose of his property.” ! only I a one of their first four three-game winning upper middle class area, said One of the property owners “There is not horse In games. Miami's Australia that can touch him,” Another was a tie. streak and its impressive of two property owners he works Gnesdiloff said he worked for, But Coach Andy Gustafson for put pressure on him not Martin Gaewhiler of 148 Mira- Smith says. "And lam willing jfensive figures primarily are to dig down to my last shilling didn’t expect much more, be-1 attributable to Fran Curci, to sell to Mays and neighbors loma drive, said, “Certainly I i cause Miami lost its entire objected by telephone. objected” to the sale. to back him against any runner from Archbishop High in in America or Europe.” 'first team of last year. Os the Miami, listed as •’l’ve never been through this “I happen to have quite a players who was an Smith's present plans 47 who will dress for insignificant third-string quar- kind of stuff and I’m not even few pieces of property in that are to Maryland game, take Tulloch tg California in the 43 will re- terback at the start of the mad about it now.” the nor- area and I stand to lose a lot turn next year. sea- mally exuberant Mays said last if colored people move in.” February to run In the San \ son. night. “I’d sure like to live in Gaeiiihilcr denied that Gnes- Marcos Handicap February 1. Won Last Three Curci was overlooked mainly the Washington’s Birthday weighs only ; San Francisco, but I didn’t diloff had ever worked for him I The sophomores and juniors because he 142 Handicap February 22 the want to make an issue of it. and said he didn't force the and who made early mistakes in pounds and is 5-foot-9. He San Juan Capistrano later, all is the ’’l figure if a guy has his own contractor to do anything. “I losing to Houston and North already best rushing at Santa Anita on tut” problems he’s got to lick them told him to use his own con- at dis- Carolina now have a three- quarterback in Miami's history. tances ranging from 1’ to i He has thrown himself, and if neighbors don’t 1 See MAYS, Page A-2U 4 game winning streak, and a four touchdown miles. season’s record of 4-2-1, with passes, and operates the op- Then the 3-year-old Tulloch the Terps, Florida and Pitts- 1 See MARYLAND,Page A-£l would be moved east for a campaign to be climaxed by THE HURRICANE BLOWN is shown on Chavez DOWN—Hurricane Jackson Ravine Petition the invitational Washington, his way to the canvas in the first round of last night’s heavyweight D. C.. International at Laurel. bout in the San Francisco Cow Palace after taking a solid left-right Tulloch now has won eight Sommer Big GW Threat combination to tha head from Eddie Machen. Jackson got a terrific To Be Presented Today races in a row and is favorite belaboring for 10 rounds and was not sent out for the 11th. It was at prohibitive odds to win his Machen’s 16th knockout in an all-winning 24-bout career and put him LOS ANGELES. Nov. 14 uP). : seat stadium on the 300 acres ninth Saturday at Brisbane in Against Navy Saturday —The deadline for dropping given the club by the city would Derby. in line for a title shot at Champion Floyd Wirephoto. the Queensland Book- By sup- Patterson. —AP flies in the Los Angeles Dodg- be sidetracked, perhaps com- expected to BILL FUCHS |] Devils to gain a tie. GW makers are not take porters hope ers’ baseball ointment is today pletely derailed. on the Navy, a football giant, and 1 Sommer likewise bets race. distinguish —and citizens protesting the The “citizens’ committee” The Australian horse George Washington, something can1 himself. is so Navy’s running Chavez Ravine real estate deal was organized after the City outstanding that his owner, less than a giant this season, star halfback. Ready they Council, p.m. Ned Oldham, will be on the Machen say are set to unload a by a 10-4 vote, trans- ;E. A. Haley wealthy sheep meet at 2 Saturday in gfaf nursing injury, bench a knee whopper. ferred the Chavez Ravine prop- raftcher. recently an Baltimore's Memorial Stadium I refused Dagampat, A group which calls itself erty to the Dodgers in exchange of and officials of both institutions while Dick the offer inoooo Australian starting fullback until injured The Committee To Save Chavez for the 22,500-seat Wrialey pounds ($225.000i for the are straining fer attention. ' To Seek Fight Ravine For The People says it Field and other considerations. horse. Navy Is a 28-point favorite, in the Georgia game, is out for has collected at least 51.787 Spearheading the movement 'enough the season. A star in a tie with Phar I.ap Much Bigger to send even avid GW reasons why the Dodgers may is Councilman John Holland, 'supporters scurrying for shel- Army last year. Dagampat un- surgery PORTS not be playing in the foresee- bitter opponent us the transac- Observers here believe Tul- ter, except for one factor: His,' derwent yesterday on against * able the proposed the knee he rein.iured SITHE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. With Patterson future in tion. loch is h certainty to pass the name is Mike Sommer and he dream stadium at C’havez Ra- Duke. Ray Welborn, who has A-18 THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 11. Backbone of the committee is record of !9 consecutive wins ranks high on the list of fine' SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 14 vine. an organization of small prop- held by two New Zealand thor- football players produced in re- proved an able substitute fbr owners and taxpayers Dagampat, makes of i/P).—A title fight, low blows Could Force Special Vote erty put oughbreds, Desert Gold and cent years in Washington. the loss together by Holland five years Gleaming. | the Filipino-Hawaiian less seri- and possibilities of retirement be- Against Top Defense The committee said that ago to fight a Federal housing great I Up ous than it might have been. formed fore the 5 p.m. deadline a peti- The Phar Lap. who boxing topics today project, which also had plans Sommer, big, fast and ag- The Colonials have had more WIN, LOSE tion with more than the re- died under mysterious circum- OR after Machen, Eddie unde- for the sparsely settled Chavez gressive, than their share of injuries and quired 51.787 signatures to ¦ stances 25 years ago in Amer- has attracted a num- feated heavyweight, Ravine site. a of professional scouts, all of ' close defeats while compiling a slammed force a public election on the ica. won 14 in row. ber and Still Faced With Problem Phar Lap. at 17 hands plus. whom want to see the former l 2-6 record and it is almost By STANN battered Tommy < Hurri- city's Chavez Ravine deal will embarrassing DRAW FRANCIS a bigger than Wilson High School star oper- ' downright for cane* Jackson into surrender. be filed with the city election The city clerk has 30 days i was much horse petitions. Tulloch. a nondescript appear- a ting for their teams next year. Navy to meet the terms of the The 195-pound commission. to check the If there Machen. a are enough names, the ing colt of 15 hands 3 inches Saturday, will be up contract. The petition, if valid, could or- Sommer 1 Annapolis atmosphere 25-year-old battler from Red- dinance approving the Dodger with a broad rump and sway against one of the top defenses At the force a special election within i is tense, some ding. Calif., wants the cham- deal would automatically be back. Tulloeh is admittedly a the Nation, one that stopped ] lest one let his And Still Game of the Week three months, or the referen- in guard down and think of OW pionship bout Floyd dum go on the next reg- held up pending an election. lazy creature that leans against Duke’s highly regarded Wray 1 THREE WEEKS AGO the Oklahoma-Notre Dame with Pat- could his with something less than real Meanwhile, tiie Dodgers were ¦ the wall in stall munching Carlton cold. But on that same r ' game which comes off Saturday shaped up as the college terson. He has ar\ added talking ular election ballot in June. oats, respect. It is that sort cf In either case. Dodger Presi- busy burning their remaining and becomes prima don- afternoon another Washington : game of the year. Ironically, it's still the big game of the point since his televised fight naish not fed first. thinking that lets tiie little oni > dent Walter O'Malley's plans to bridges in Brooklyn. Vice Pres- when Often boy. George Dutrow, played, l week end despite the hard times which have beset Notre with Jackson last night goes begin construction on a 50.000- See DODGERS. Page A-20 See TIXLOCH, Page .4-20 I heroically, enabling the Blue 1 See NAVY,Page A-2 Dame and some general loss of prestige by unbeaten into the record as a lnih-round ; Oklahoma. TKO. the same as Patterson A lot of people arc thinking Notre Dame can upset scored over the Hurricane couple the Sooncrs. A of those scores in recent weeks did July 29. Sooners, 14, not suggest that Oklahoma is so all powerful. Jackson and Manager Lippe Colorado. 13. didn't impress many folk. Nor did the slug- Briedbart declared Eddie hit gish 13-0 affair over Kansas State. taking given several low blows In his It is true Notre Dame has up 54 points (while 24th straight victory. Machen scoring 12 1 in the last two weeks. Navy won resound- said he didn’t hit below the ingly, 20 to 6. and Michigan State even more so, perhaps, belt knowingly. Referee Frankie with its 34-6 victory. On the scoreboard, at least, Michi- Carter didn't assess any pen- gan State seemed to win more easily than Navy. But alties for low punches. scoreboards can be deceiving. With Jackson’s right eye Navy big. The only semi- 'closed at the end of the 10th, won Irish score came on a over Against Michigan State, young Terry Briedbart called Carter to freak. Brennan view the damage and Frankie well. thought his Notre Dame team played stopped it. The fight was sched- What it seems to boil down to is Oklahoma’s schedule. uled for 12 rounds. State, while Is getting licked by Navy and Michigan win- Asks Fight Stopped ning Army and Pitt, mark of an over Purdue. Indiana. a "I recommended that the underdog club against Oklahoma? fight be stopped," Briedbart *» * * said. Asked if he would have Whitewall te«gg?lDMuri tSNfIWVSIMRwith Cribb's exclusive tread design—Blackwall and fl TIRES jf THE SOONERS ROLLED over Pitt. lowa Texas, Jackson retire after the two I State. ‘ he * * rap consecutive beatings by Pat- TRACTION—LIGHTNING GRIP wi,hi„ #M ~Pe ,or '*« Kansas. Colorado. Kansas State and Missouri. The is ? QUIET—SURE I T d«.v 9 that Bud Wilkinson's team doesn't play the good ones on terson and Machen, Lippe re- plied : . . ¦¦ hi¦ ¦¦¦ ¦ Blackwall ¦ successive week ends . Notre Dame does. — "He'll have to take a long T i Oklahoma beat Pitt. 26-0. We saw that one. It was j Tubeless Tire and Tube rest. Retirement is up to him.” or 7-0 at the half, and it could have been 20-0. Notre Dame St. squeaked by 13-7, may The Hurricane, from barely Pitt. but Pitt have im- Albans, N. Y., who weighed his proved six weeks. Certainly the Panthers arc no 6.70x15 over heaviest at 201 for this one had t 4| M QQ world beaters, but they are large. It was obvious when little to say. Asked what he 8 00 S --3Sj —8?22ESI-l they green well as big. thought Machen could do & Hay the season started that were as TIRE TUBE ' H tips against r kb to. woh oid in c f .M. ur Dame is still the game of the week, Patterson, he said only, W InIfIHMBH jay Oklahoma-Notre good of con 1 unless happens to be a rabid Ivy Leaguer. At least "ltd be a fight. Who'd Guaranteed 24 Months* one win? the TV people think so. They picked the game a long, I dunno.” Patterson had knocked the ‘ long time ago as the one to be shown nationally this Hurricane down three times week end. before Referee Ruby Goldstein ** * * called a halt after 1:52 of the OF’ THE AMENDMENTS written up for consideration 10th m their July 29 engage- at the major and minor leagues convention December 1-8 ment. the least worthwhile would seem to be the unrestricted Drew 11.11(7 tdraft proposal. Despite that beating. Jack- Every player who has been in the minor leagues four son's appearance here drew years or more would be subject to unrestricted draft, re- 14.107 fans to the Cow Palace. ported Phillip Piton. chief assistant to George M Traut- They paid a gross of $56,877 50. man, the minor league czar. The draft price would be Sid Flaherty, who manages said, $25,000 per player. Machen, "Our next move Patterson, ' lnc is up to if he wants 4 , \ A you can ) with , ""''J P name trust . f Ah, there is rub. Vrr.v, very few minor league otit tire niardirvs f ee front VaA the to fight us. If Patterson wants Os ,-ondtilon means a tire you con trust ball players are worth $25,000, even in these days of the . to fight Eddie, we’re ready to cheap buck. talk business. If not. maybe Maybe the Senators made the last great steal They we’ll go to Europe for some got Dutch liConard from Atlanta for a mere $7,500 in bouts." 1938 He had previous big league experience with the Machen, virtually unmarked, a fight Dodgers in the National League from 1933 through 1936. said title is his aim. Cus Amato, champion’s to a pitcher for the Senators D the lie turned out be wonderful manager, long has frowned on for the next nine seasons. Machen as a challenger claim- * * * ing a title fiaht was once .. —_ . ... THE EXPERTS SAID Leonard had only two things ottered the California cham- I ip going for him—control and a knuckle ball. Well, it was pion and turned down. Flaherty )nti; t iiiin I / 11/, i/ s nil i\iis’ terest or carrying ¦ ftl any ¦ cnargp.s. true Leonard, no spring chicken, could throw the ball denies official offer was • lon t*nonc made. over the plate. And he could spin that knuckler. "You do it this way," Dutch used to say. He would take a cigarette from a guy and then he'd flip it out in Women Get Furs Call Ben Hundley «»*”. front of the dugout. It would go end over end, and FREE! would say. At Narragansett Leonard The Lowest 89 39 89 FRONT ' Knuckler's the same You don't know where it's going By The AsEocißttri Pres* "iS' 17* WHEEL " pFor 14’ —exactly Tlie secret to a man s heart During Dutch’s regime—and don't forget that he won may be through his stomach §[)Qyy 9 or more games than any Washington pitcher except Walter but the secret to a woman's Tires weights ncl tfed racing catchers were the wariest interest—other than Johnson—the winners, of course—could be a "We had five Rick F'errell used to com- knucklers." free fur piece. threw his butterfly off one finger. John plain. Leonard At least that is the trclmg at Niggeling of three-finger pitch. And there had some sort Narragansett Pawtucket, Ben Hundley Open p pnce» four Park. p f tl,. rg nitl, ah ne» nr* min I Jk fc g«<>. / aim in trad** II 1% Mickey Haefner, with two-finger lob. / , a ¦ rrißiiDßbU ! irr tube mouiitlni ¦ was a R. which is giving away id > <2k n ¦ I. 'jayalllMWLE'iCTß U n ni| |_ 11 M s n,r Roger Wolff gave every catcher fits. We were always fur pieces today as a uau of :. Ag ; ij ||| -n r 2VI ¦ v&C II *• :oil yWTTy i STT u n.lfl. U I elvl. cvh” f,.- * .•<¦» n . r.«" ai>- »”^v their Ladles program. bit !• ducking and dodging when Rog pitched. And then we Da> X Wqixwlv . y. r;Wi#ai A. In • not ¦ Chi He played shortstop and second base The Rhode Island Lark I MillieCIIQ ri l» I 111 j < n, *'its had Torres , y 4glL *yr .[• * x tln-r began its in ' - *]*ia/l» I i A.MT Tl 1 |.|j l . nrpn „ H”i -i,a '"lk :Mi’ «'• about as well as he pitched. But when he heaved up his Ladies Days 1953 0 to commemorate its lOib an- tutor hM* (alien unricr 'arms o’ -uaiantxf !• Will knuckler hr was rough to catch” f *~lc * m ‘°' niversary. They proved so suc- For Over Largest Tire Dealers Plenty of Fret Parking ," no:'*nr.r,Vh“' "But you know,” Rick used to add, "we gut 'em out. 35 Years One of the World's |B|3| rur f!hr.' G.‘ , |l cessful that they have been r Hitters and catchers, too” iconiuiued each year.