Yanks Poised fuating fte SPORTS CLASSIFIED ADS C To Wrap If Up WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1955 In Fenway Park Red Sox Planning > Record Area Crowd to Seel JiSttcfl' if To Make Stengel I f r* . liDB Sweat a Bit First tj B; the Associated Press The biggest question in base- i / »¦ K LJltwf ball today is whether the Terps Battle 6-Point Odds mgR Yankees .will clinch the Ameri- F 4/ Mv can League pennant today, to- night, tomorrow or Bunday. IN W&M OPENER TOMORROW UCLA Contest Yankees, riding JBMSm| ' jHBL? rte . IHBB 1 V The the crest of an eight-game winning wave Top 10 Teams Will Point Up . Hk, T"hF BHwflp. and three and half games ahead of the runnerup Indians, open a Erdelatz Eager to See Sanders' Theory four-game set with the Red Sox in Boston this afternoon. By BEtAMr j KrijH Hbm^ Will See Action MERRELL WHITTLESEY The Bombers seed only one What Middies Can Do Coach Red Sanders of UCLA victory to assure their sixth recently authored in Colliers’ a pennant in seven years under By BILL FUCHS against South Carolina at Co- piece that “Football Games Casey Stengel. Over Week End Star Staff Correspondent lumbia, s. C., a week from to-i AREN’T Won on Saturday. 1* When they clinch it—and vir- ANNAPOLIS. Sept. 23 morrow. That may be true, but tomor- tually nobody will say they won't Br th* AMOcltted Pirn clash be- ’ Eddie Erdelstz, coach of the players just returned row’s intersectlonai do it—it will be the third they With the Maryland-UCLA Four tween Maryland and UCLA is team, says have clinched for Stengel against game in College Park, Md.. , Navy football he can from service will start for the going to draw a crowd of 48,000 the Red Sox. They did it in shaping up as the Nation’s No. 1 . hardly wait until 2:30 pm. to- Indians. They are Ends Walt to See which team made the best 1949 and 1951, both times in college football attraction to- ’ morrow, when his team opens l Tackle: preparations. colleges Brodie and Jack Lewis. Hr. morrow, of all sizes ! against College 'JK bHuL New York. swing the 1955 season William! 'Bob Lusk and Halfback Charley! j The Park attraction Cleveland has chance of interaction for the first will be the Washington area's a big or new ' and Mary at Thompson Stadium Sidwell. Another, Fullback gaining a mathematical tie. But week the season. biggest football crowd, with Byrd The Maryland-UCLA game i here. Oliver, may to do so, the Indians is Brown not play be- having been sold out UCLA STRATEGY CONFERENCE—Coach Red Sanders of UCLA goes over his must win the only involving Stadium all three of their remaining one two teams i All the (fine, pre-season talk cause of a bruised rib. ago. last-minute plans for tomorrow’s Maryland game with the players who will be ranked among the top 10, more than two weeks Ticket games from the Tigers but about Navy's prospects for an- The probable starting lineups Manager Benny Robinson said in charge of the team on the field. At left is Gil Moreno, the alternate captain, in Detroit every member of the select group ¦ while the Yankees lose all four good (weights in parentheses): the crowd would be about 2,000 right Cureton, tackles, will be in action against major ! other real season doesn’t and at is Hardiman the regular captain. Both are with to the Red Sox. Pol. Ngvy. William * Mir; i larger than the one that saw the Moreno weighing pounds at 218. The two opposition. mean a thing, Ercielatx points L.t. Smith (188) ... Brodie UMI in at 226 and Cureton seniors have The Red Sox, who made such ,L.T. Hopkins (30*) Lusk (310). stadium dedication game with won letters for two previous football campaigns. tremendous Oklahoma (No. 3) takes on i out. LG. Dtnder (18o> Corbett (185>: Navy in 1950. a contribution to the North Carolina jC. Whitmire < 1»8> Marfiio (SOS). pennant battle before in an intersec- “I’m anxious to see this out-! R.O. Hower (30:1) Kanas 085) running tional battle at Chapel R.T.. McCool (304).. Bchaubach (210) Chance of Showers of gas, Hill. N. action,” says. (302). Lewis (1801 out have lost their last C„* Michigan (No. 4) plays ! fit in he “We’ve !R,8...0*en The forecast is for scattered seven games. They will Mis- QB. Welsh (1(181 Grleeo (145) : start souri; Ohio State (No. 6) is host ; had a long practice session. !1.8.. Oldham (177) Sidwell (190) showers and warmer weather. Tom, Brewer (11-10) this after- .R.B...Jahn (I*3l Yohe (ITOi. Game time is 2 o’clock and the Nashua 6 to 5 nooh to Nebraska: Pittsburgh (No. 7) Now comes the test. Now we’ll'r.B.- .Quest (180) Henley (180)' and Don Larsen, whose 8-2 battle will be televised in Wash- WIN, lose OR clashes with Syracuse: Missis- see if we have poise, I *%L record Includes three victories etc. ington sippi (No. 8) meets Kentucky in over WMAL-TV and in and no defeats against really am see Every major Boston, a Southeastern Conference clash anxious to them. Baltimore. radio will pitch for the Yankees. It “As for William and Mary, I YOU BE THE network will carry all or part of By FRANCIS STANN Race Against will be that could go a long way toward In Willard coast-to-coast, DRAW game j Nixon versus, deciding the league title: Navy don't know what expect.! the with to Tommy Byrne tonight. (tied QUARTERBACK WMAL broadcasting gams for 9th) warms up for a Playing the that you;, the * Even Stengel admits, in his opener like locally. i.v ¦ '£m&& rugged campaign against Wil- By WARREN GAER lefthanded way, that the Yanks : liam & never know. We've been work- Sanders’ recent magazine Handicap Mary, and Southern Cal- Drake Football Coach ar- Stars are virtually home. ing ifornia (tied for No. 9) plays on what they used last year, ticle wordy epistle in which AHorse Running at Belmont “Itlooks Colgate’s ball, was a NEW YORK, Sept. 23 HP).—A like we could win it,” j Oregon in a Pacific Coast Con- but they, could fool us.” It is first down he went back over a year’s prep- NEW YORK, Sept. high time, boxing See BASEBALL, andi 10 its 37-yard line 23.—1 t vu surprise last-minute entry. Jack Page C-» ference game tonight. on own arations for the Maryland game, thinking, that Three-Touchdown Choice j quar- were Rocky Marciano and the IBC got around Amiel's Mr. Turf, raised to four in the middle of the second .won by the Bruins, 12-7, last giving opportunity. racing people There also are plenty of inter- The Middies rate as high as The ball midway to Archie Moore his Now, today the number of horses that games ter.1 is between October in Los Angeles before thinking, it that sectional among other top three touchdowns better than) jthe sidelines. are is appropriate Nashua be given his will challenge Nashua in to- teams to spice the program. One 73,346 persons. Assuming the chance to compete in the upper echelon, which the great morrow’s Syson- Senators Open the Indians in the 21st game of Dartmouth has bottled up the Bruins', are equally as well pre- SIOO.OOO-added which will be watched with more begun Navy j Colgate split-T (linemen Belair 3-year-old will do tomorrow in the 1100,000-added by Stakes at Belmont Park. than ordinary a series in 1923. fine pared now under the 1954 coach interest is Notre holds 17-2 edge in victories, Count Turf, while one was a tie. That l ; scrap. The match race between Nashua and Swaps in Chicago ( tie, years ago, dropped the name of his 6-year- two was a moral i its tackles wide to the outside Unbeaten in 10 games and was one spectacle, but this is another, there victory by and are those old! into the entry box, following With Orioles Week-End Football i for the undermanned In- of< the Red Raider ends and winner of 14 of its last 15. select- who insist the 10th running of the Sysonby should rate as i of three other handicap dians, who haven't beaten Navy floating1 its own ends. ed first in the Nation in the pre- those By BURTON HAWKINS a the race of the decade, ifnot higher. It is difficult to remem- stars.i Helioscope, High Gun and On Radio and TV since 1932. As result, Dartmouth lears, season AP poll, and holding that ber when four horses of such caliber as Nashua, High Gun, Jet Action, and the great Nashua. It’s the Senators vs. the George Welsh, who has de- 6-0, and you, the Colgate quar-: rank this week after beating < Orioles, hardly X«41« TUir 1 you Mr. Turf drew the No. 1 post ranked in the SultUnd it Wakefield veloped into an artist in ball- * terback, feel must come up. Texas A&M, 21-0, UCLA has Helioscope and Jet Action ran on the same strip at the category 3 HUh School. position. Pet Action was as- of sports spectacles, for WEAK, Dm. handling deception, will guide ' with a play on this series of ibeen established a 6-point fa- _ NorlhwMlern at Wuhtneton-Lee same time. five games days * Hlih signed No. 2, high Gun No. 3. in the next three School. WSAU. 8p m Navy’s offense from his T-quar- ' downs that will lift the sagging! vorite. These—the “Big Four’’—are the best fit horses in the at Griffith Stadium. They’ll Sadi# Tomorrow post. spirit of your 1 Helioscope No. 4 and Nashua UCLA tt Maryland. WHAL! pm. terback Ned Oldham, up 1 team. Dartmouth! Uclans Arrive Late country, bar none, and the Sysonby may well determine the j launch their final series of the Rounduo o( bit tamee (UCLA-Marr- is in a 6-2-2-1 defense (six No. 5. Missouri*Michigan. from the Plebes. and Don Jahn. 1 line-! early season tonight at 6 o’clock with land. Southern Mcth- linebackers, The Bruins arrived this American champion, especially if it’s Nashua whose nose Nashua, having beaten Swaps odlet-Notre Dame. Washing ton-Mlnne- up from the junior varsity, will men.1 two two half-' morning Airport, a twi-night double-header, con- Oeorgia Tech-Horlda). WTOP. backs, safety). at National hits the wire first at the end of the mile and an eighth. A i in their match race to atone for start at the halfback positions. l about two hours late, and were his Kentucky Derby defeat, faces tinue with the same setup to- Southern Methodist at Notre Dame. Dick Guest, Navy’s top punter Rate these plays 1. 2. 3 and 4:;! fifth horse, Jack Amiel’s Mr. Turf, was entered today, but 1 WOL. 2:45 p m to sleep in this morning, see a morrow night and call it quits at Virginia. WPIK. 3 Fake back X-pass hardly figures top the stillest test of his brilliant Clemson p m. Fho saw considerable action last and with sights, probably he with the four. steps after a single game Sunday. New York at Philadelphia. WASM-PM. croaging. few and don career as he out for the 7:30 pm. year behind Joe Oattuso, will < ends game a Nashua is like Marciano in the sense that he has run * Two defeats will assure the option (quarter uniforms for limbering first time eeainst older horses. Telerlelon Tomorrow start at fullback. Quarterback jup drill this afternoon in Byrd out of opposition in his own division and must look else- wheezy Senators of cellar oc- UCLA at Maryland. WMAL-7. t p.m. slides down line; if end crashes, CeuM Determine Champion Port Kuatla at Quantlco. WRC-4. 1:30 Beagle to Sit Oat Game Stadium. Maryland never works where. Except that whereas Rocky dropped down to take cupancy. They need sweep p.m. quarterj pitches to halfback). on William Woodward’s classy a Beagle, Navy’s out the day before game, to finish seventh and they’re kadis Salta, Ron All-Amer-! Fallback play a the light-heavy" ruler, Nashua is moving up against the colt,, winner of 9 out of 10 races Redskins at Cleveland. WTOP, S p m. I power inside carrying losing Chicago et lean end. will sit out this was bemoaning the a seven-game _ Beora Baltimore. WMAL. game.!, after fake heavyweights of racing. year including seven stoo.- 3 p.m. a ! tackle into line. ji Sanders I this streak against Orioles, Beagle broke small hand bone! pitchout loss of his regular right guard, **** < events, tougher the who Detroit at Orten Bar. WABR-PM, 6 Quick to halfback 000 couldn't find are experiencing the p.m. in practice. A cast will be re-!, .Don Shinnick, who didn’t even opponents this The unaccus- Teterieloa Header around end. THE SYSONBY, IN CASE anybody came in late, is named ' at time. ecstacy seven-game .'moved within the next couple of! | make the trip, and possible loss winner of the tomed of a Redskins et Cleveland. WTOP-S. *' i after one of the all-time great American horses, of 14 ’ ‘mile-and-an- string. days and he will be ready to play (Answer on Page C-3.) 1 See MARYLAND,Page winner eighth Sysonby could well be win 1 C-S of his 15 races. Many a knowledgeable graybeard Will vow voted, the America’s champion Two defeats also will zoom the there never was a race horse like Sysonby as he ran in 1904 j Senators to 100 losses, a formi- horse of 1955. monument and 1905, even infec- big dable of frustration. not Man O’ War. After he died of an All of the four in this bril- Only Washington tion contracted from a groom, his bones were mounted liant field have captured one or one club since I 1909—the battered 1949 team—- and placed in the American Museum of Natural History, !¦ imore stakes at Belmont. While consistently {Nashua was walloped more where they may be seen today. and Eddie Arcaro were than the 'rated the 6-to-5 early favorite, current Senators. It is a weight-for-age race and, because he is only Helioscopej quoted 1, All this is being reflected vivid- was at 2 to ,ly the gate. a 3-year-old, Nashua will carry 121 pounds as against 126 Highj Gun at The Senators at 5 to 2 and Jet barely topped a half-million pounds for the older horses. Ifhe wins, nothing can be taken Actiont at 5 to 1. Mr. Turf will in away Helioscope, High home attendance last season. from Nashua because Gun and Jet Ac- be1 a rank outsider. year they weight-for-age This are trailing that tion are spotting him a few pounds. If he wins, Nashua has Under condi- modest mark by 82,186 tions, Nashua carries 121 pounds, and got to gain prestige. chances are they’ll finish at least another America, the the others 126. Eric Guerin rides 70,000 Not horse race in perhaps in Helioscope.j Bill Boland has High short. It will be the Sen- world, has become a* confirmed classic as quickly and em- ( Hedley ators worst season, attendance- Gun. and Woodhouse wise, lights were phatically as the Sysonby. There have been only nine run- pilotsj Jet Action. since Installed nings, for instance, and of these the first four were mere "I think it will be a Jockey's in 1941. handicaps. It didn’t get be a stakes until the last race,” said 81-year-old Sunny! Buried in the second division to race \ for the ninth straight year—and five but even the Sysonby has four its ‘Jim Fitzsimmons, who conditions runnings, so had of See SENATORS, Page C-5 winners go on to be named Horse-of-the-Year. Nashua. 1 “All of these horses have thel including Try these horses for size: Armed in 1947, Citation in rmaterial to do Just about any-; 1 GOODYEAR i| first-line hip m 1948, Capot in 1949 and Tom Fool in 1953. tthing they want in the race. All i Bassball Tanigfct Heory Duty DAY **** BUTYL TUBES E ccan run fast and go a distance. Twi-Light Bp *jk imagine they Double Header ¦ rOODRICH ¦ ORIGINALLY THE BYSONBY was run at a mile and I1 will be going > Griffith Stadium I | BLACKWALL JB AO/ W its value was $25,000. It didn’t get into the SIOO,OOO-plus around there pretty close to- gether.”s "Wr class until this year, when Belmont Park frankly admitted Washington vs. Baltimore I I j»««- /o 1 “Eddie knows as much about! 6:00 P.M. . FIRESTONE the increased purse was bait to lure California’s Swaps to See SYSONLY, Page C-$l New York for another shot at Nashua. Being hard-headed • ROYAL | _«g. igz Ip folk, Easterners never did quite believe that Swaps could wmmVi Hour Customer Forking on Lot 2 Doors Awoyamm 1 U.S. f- J beat Nashua, notwithstanding the result of the Kentucky GUITARS — Derby. WATCHES I BINOCULARS -as 21-J. I Foe. HARMONY ¦ m—ip It was a good pitch, hard and fast, but Ben Lindheimer Gents' 7x50 Indhr. wf vl Auditorium Size of Washington Park met it squarely. Lindheimer, who BULOVA I Coated Lens to- (J NEW NEW morrow night will be honored by The Jockey Club as racing’s 100 I incidentally, punch T Man-of-the-Year, beat New York to the 76 Tl" M

~ Tub* when he arranged the SIOO,OOO winner-take-all match race 14‘ c» 19$IVwo [ SPECIAL | I *2fr ft " 8 between Swaps and Nashua. ’.t all 3 a*o'*s- Even so, Belmont might have lured both Nashua and I AQ< *•*, 9 z^6.70x15 31.10 17798 I BINOCULARS - WWHi 7.10x15 33.85 I SATURDAY K| AN^UN^^^J^nT „ 1t.98 SHOP Swaps for the Sysonby but for the unfortunate foot Injury 10-P*w*r Talaacopat, Coated M M- Lana 10.00 4.95 5 4, 65 Star, t A.M. t. 9P suffered by Swaps in the Chicago classic. To point up the Naw 20-Pawar Talaacapaa, Caatad Lana 12.95 6.95 7^- 21-»« 1 N.E. 1 If BfiT—__».oo?rs 44.50 25.91 -d v*. complete soundness and quality of the Sysonby, however, Now 10x50 Monocular caatad, caaa 37.50 20.00 -9 I M I H »*—<-i-*v",NLY it’s still considered the race of the decade, even without Naw 7x35 Binocular*, IF Caatad, Caaa.. 40.00 22.50 '•MS ~«*i 1 ¦ Naw 6x30 Binaculara, IF Caatad, Caaa.. 32.50 17.50 * ffi 6 50,16 suNDAY7NrS^«ote 4 ¦ - | ¦ 35.65 19.98 I 10 A.M. Swaps. MNowNaw 8x25 Binocular*, IF Caatad, Caaa.. 37.50 \ IB! I f J7.00 ¦ Satariar. If This is Nashua’s first crack at old*r horses, those top I Naw Bx3o Binocular*, IF Caatad, Caaa.. 35.00 19.50 9 |/jw / Guorontaad Full! 8 Mentha or 20,000 Mila* handlcappers which set the records. You might say that I Naw 10x50 Binaculara, IF Caatad, Caaa 60.00 32.50 jAg*/ - V / Mounted Fra* beating handicap horses is all that Nashua hasn't done that I Naw 16x50 Biaaculara, Cant. Facua, Caaa 65.00 40.00 ,22-Cal. Actian Swaps, his arch-rival, has done* After the Kentucky Derby / Uaad Balt Rapaatara 27.50 18.00 f Uaad XICal. Auta Laada 35.00 20.00 the Mormons who own Swaps re-shipped him to California, T: Naw Marlin 336 30-30-Cal. Lavar Action* 68.95 60.00 1 ICE and SNOW 1 where he beat, notably, Determine and Rejected. 1* Naw Ramingten 760 Riflac, All Cala... 104.50 90.00 ** * * ¦ Uaad Singla-Barrol Shotgun* 23.50 12.00 *£££ 1 Uaad DauMa-Barral Shotguna 70.00 ‘ “ of*! E tires THE TYPICAL EASTERNER’S answer to Swaps’ accom- R 35.00 rr T J.pL I gjSbS7 I nylon plishments in top company, is, roughly, as follows: . MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS fI *4 93 M ¦ IKK | %|J all H 1 “He still didn’t anything special. f Naw Unitad Concert Siaa Guitara 18.50 11.95 L $7.50 Mjr ¦ | beat Sure, Determine 3 Tim- whitewallWHIT -- -- won the 1954 Kentucky Derby, but he was a well-worn horse Naw Vialin Outfit*, all aixaa 35.00 22.50 K. A, our Brlh.tdt Mk 0 1 PREMIUM || ™fE «“J M AR Naw Baltona, 5-String Banjo 29.50 22.50 TUBE ¦ of when Swaps licked him and Rejected never was quite first MMMmmO VBIBCLESS TlK**E| WfT'\ Naw Da Armond Eloctric Guitar Pickup* 29.50 19.50 9 fl class. Swaps never beat anything like Helioscope or High Naw 3 Input Eloctric Amplifier* 45.50 29.50 95 Gun.” F R Naw Joan Bauchat Ebenita Clorinat* 125.00 65.00 mm jLi2- Nashua hasn’t, either, but tomorrow he gets his l|||R Naw Waldorf Trombone Outfit* 115.00 59.50 chance Serenade* Trumpet caaa 1 Naw and, newsworthy Maryland-UCLA, Notre Dame-SMU with 69.50 49.00 as are Uaad Martin Trumpet with Caaa 260.00 125.00 ® and the Yankees, a horse running at Belmont is going to Uaad Conn Alta Saxophone with Caaa-.295.00 99.50 :::::: claim a share of the sports headlines. Uaad Laedy Drum Sat, 4 Drum*, Accaa 385.00 99.50 tires I llZ\l I Nothing cheap ever has won this Sysonby, which Is more Uaad Yahama 18 Be** Piano Accordion-. 125.00 39.50 Guaranteed 2 Yaor* I 18.00*IS 15.95 ¦ Royal* or 20,000 Mila* ¦ 6.00x16 | |8.20x15 than can be said for even the Kentucky Derby. Lucky Draw Now Artiaan 120 Baa* Accordion 3 5.00 7.10*15 16.95 M .275-00^1 6.40x15 j Exchange was the first winner in 1946, and then came Armed, Citation GUARANTEED USED WATCHES AND RINGS ESQQBQDiSES I 7.60x15 119 Brc«FFaUt (beating First Flight and Coaltown), Capot (beating Coal- • Ladiaa' and Gant*' Name Brand Watchaa 29.95 9.99 8-70x15 8.00x15 Langina, 6 town), Arise, Miche, Tom Fool in 1952 and 1953, and High Gant*' Hamilton Wriat Watchaa 71.50 17.50 7&'f#so“fl| |I 6 1 Ladiaa' Elgin, Gruan, ate., Wriat Watch** 49.95 12.99 7.10*15 32.35" I 1 . C MliDppMit Hold* Any Tire at Thaa* Sal* Price* Gun last year. Ladiaa' Diamond Wadding Ring* 25.00 2.99 7.60x15*1 35.4jr~1~21798 1 •^gSt^T M Until Naadad. The Sysonby is no race for .a run-of-the-mill jockey, Ladiaa'and Gant*'Gold Wadding Ring*.. 25.00 6.00 M ggWggN either, on the evidence, because Ted Atkinson won three Ganta' Diamond Ring* ... 65.00 15.00 times, Eddie Arcaro and Conn McCreary twice, and Doug Ladiaa' Die. Bridal Sata, aprox. 15 Pt*. 85.00 25.00 Ganta' Diamend Ring*, approx. 25 Pt*. 95.00 30.00 Dodson and the late A1 Snider once apiece. And they are Ladiaa' Diamond Engag*. Ring* 30 Pt* . 50.00 ... 150.00 ... or were riders all. » Ring*, Santa' Diamend Vi Carat 195.00 100.00 ¦am* Item* Soklrrt to r*4. Tax PROBABLE PITCHERS , “ Cl,°** 5 b r, Anfrku Uaini - tirM of Kama* CUT at Cttlcaco (B>—Porto FREE l!< 8,20.15 150.10 LA. 6-3885 Tl. 6-6807 --111 McDermott c*-10i Bchmit* Philadelphia Ka« York—Roeovln ,B ’ OOTJ.T"’- "A (•-101. at *( »*(«. . (4-1 i v. Hoara 04-14). 182.98 VTiu of *««(-w«t Hvt. On l-Ntit On nt. 1. f MOUNTED FREE ST~m * Shoppo MM Nl» York si Bov ton it. Oer-nl#ht>—! Brooklyn at Plttakurtb —Law JEWELRY EXCHANGE i Si ORES waconan Avs. to Hot from Pentooor Lertm <*-2> Kid Brrnt ll«-4l r». . (ljMi ft Nall (4-4) nmr (11-10) and Niiob (IJ.*>. MHwauka* at M. Uau (M) —aka CW*tlaa4 at Dmrotl—Beor* U4-10) ’Job-14) ft 422 9th St. N.W. NA. 84157 **. Un (14-141- 1 Poholty|T4-14).