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Greenberg and Kiner Back B SPORTS Comics, D-7-9—Features, D-18 ®je fattening Slat Classified Ads, D-10-17 D WASHINGTON, D. C„ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1960 £ *fcrth ~ - :? Greenberg and Kiner Back ; '¦•*..£. ¦ ' JL' *'***! In Picture at Los ISLUI / ~ Angeles ¦ r |HR ¦b ‘willwW *'>!Wllf Rlf* BjlF ¦' : I KMBk W<> f Bh— GRIFFITH OFFERS AA $lBO,OOO Move Contingent iifinwLSrW »#•* ~WSBfc <¦ ¦, Quints I -I College On More Liberal ?Mr >e --4BB’-- Senators Add Susce Unveiling New Player Allotment LOUISVILLE, Ky., Dec. 1 " As Coach (AP).—The Bullpen major league ex- - \- J pansion picture took on an- Dec. 1 most candidates Stars Tonight LOUISVILLE, (Spe- ¦ as prominent i other hue today with the re- cial).—George Susce, sr., is the : for the job. port that Hank Greenberg and Rr the tsjocietett Preu latest name to be added as the ! Hal Keller, an assistant to i Ralph Kiner have regained in- baseball team The “new look" college bas- new Washington i Sherry Robertson in the former terest in acquiring a franchise ketball season officially opens i continues its growth from a i Washington organization, has i in Los Angeles. franchise to tonight in all parts ot- the signature on a > been named as possible farm i Greenberg is one of the own- «' active director. < country. an organization. ers of the Chicago White Sox. Last the headlines Went - Susce year Susce, ex major league • formerly coached at Kiner is general manager of for the most Oscar Milwaukee part W. catcher and father of a ma- . and Kansas City, San Diego in the -Pacific Coast Robertson of Cincinnati; Jerry jor league pitcher, has been i The Pittsburgh native caught League. West of West Virginia, Jerry Signed by General Manager Ed [ for the Philadelphia and Pitts- A reliable source said Green- Lucas of Ohio Datral State. IXjherty as bullpen coach of ! burgh National League teams berg was ready to reconsider Imhoff of California, Lennie the new Senators. a«d for Detroit, St. Louis and Baseball Leaders Wilkens of Providence, Lee Cleveland in the Meet Again an ¦ He will join a staff that ; American Shaffer of North Caroling, Tom Expansion. Page D-3 already includes Mickey League. He had his most ac- Sanders Ver-. { of New York Univer- tive non as manager and Rollie, major league season in his Jackson of St. decision to pull out of the sity, Tony John's 1940 for the old St. Louis Hemsley as first-base coach., Los and Tom Stith of St. Angeles picture if hi* b i4^"' &¦p* Bona- Browns when he in Doherty plans to sign two more: appeared American League -- venture. H| .:gj|. ®? m r£r administrative games. He ended his . \y) WPaches, an as- i major made a Os these, only Lucas, Stith j6l more attractive player distant and a farm director ini11 league playing career in 1944 and Jackson Lucas allotment offer to the ninth and are back. with’ the Indians. the near future. George Case,! . tenth clubs. ? is a junior, Jackson and Stith former Washington outfielder Susce’s son, George, jr., was • ! wouldn’t 'W are seniors. “Greenberg con- j Is to be of the pitcher with the Red Sox expected a one sider trying to operate a new Aggies 7-foot-l Soph . coaches.. ansi Tigers. franchise in the American * ' ‘ ‘ Expected to come to the fore Doherty said he hopes that J£? v- •» v «. Griffith Debate* Offer League,” the informant said, ' K are such as he’ll be able -i i ‘ ‘ players to select his ' Terry “if he has to start with those Dischinger of Purdue. Roger While the new Senators are players from the major league fringe players put on the CRUSH IS ON Kaiaer of Bill ahead at full FOR kOSE BOWL TICKETS Georgia Tech. I ffijUving speed, roster of availables next week market. * * ‘ a ¦. •* ( McGill of Utah. Dave Debus- the old Senators, now known in St. Louis, although the Six clerks had to call "However, If the American for help yesterday as game 2 at schere of Detroit andLa giant as the Minnesota Twins, are selection meeting has been January Pasadena, Calif., went on League should place more at- this - shoving mass of Minnesota students sale in sophomote, W foot -Y Lewis ixl the of a financial scheduled for December 13 in Minneapolis. A? demand far tractive players on each 15- showed when tickets for the Rose Qualls of Texas A&M. squabble over damages to the Boston. up Bowl exceeded the supp|y.---AP Wirephbto, > player list, Hank would almost Whether the Texas Aggies American Association. Besides the * ,v * manager and certainly for •¦ z will Calvin who reapply a fran- - ’ • . - , ¦ ¦** ’ -te-*¦ h¦* threaten Texas for the Griffith, is mov- ------ - ¦ •- * - irl' two coaches, the Washington —— r.a.T chise. I’m he’d his club sure' get It, Southwest Conference cham- ing into the AA ter-; club has in the fold a trainer too.” of and St. pionship depends a lot on ritory Minneapolis in Tom McKenna, two pitch- Holding Up Announcement Qualls. He plays his first Paul, has doubled his var- now pre- ers picked up in the minor sity vious offer. He is Greenberg was virtually GW game tonight, against reportedly now league draft—John Gabler and Fives to hand granted the Los fran- WIN, LOSE OR Maryland, Trinity (Texas). willing over 8180.000. Ray Semproch—and Infielder Angeles The of The association has said it chise last month but he pulled top game opening Danny O'Donnell, acquired for when night, however, shapes up as wants 81-6 million. out he failed to come to $20,000 as a free agent. ‘ the Ohio State with Ohio who territorial agreement with DRAW FRANCIS STANN at Home game Doherty, resigned as By Open Tonight Walter University. This will be the ' president of the AA to take the O’Malley, owner of the first of the Buck- with is Dodgers. By MERRELL WHITTLESEY By BILL FUCHS appearance job Washington, acting ¦ | eyes since won the NCAA mediator between Swift to The American is Star staff Writer Star Staff Writer they as Griffith Manage League championship last March Joy and the association. The as- holding up announcement of Maryland figures to have itsj; George Washington Univer- Two Arms beating California. It also willsociation committee for finan- Duluth-Superior its expansion plans—whether Right for hands full the Terps sity’s basketball team, Mickey Rs open i looking be Lucas’ first appearance since is made of it will in 1961 with cial settlement up LOUISVILLE, Ky., Dec. 1 operate THERE CAN BE NO with their season by play- -stronger and deeper than last he helped win the Olympic Joe Burke of Bob 8, 9 or 10 teams—until after quarrel Mickey Vernon’s Louisville, 'I (AP).—The Detroit Tigers have first basketball title for the United Howsam Denver and two pivotal two coaching choices for the new Washington Senators. ing Petin State at 8:15 tonight t season, opens play against a of Ray announced the appointment of meetings. States at Rome last ; is much summer. Johnson of Indianapolis. The first of these meeting* George Case as a natural in this town as in Cole Field House. Southern Conference opponent, three new managers in their Mickey Other Brad- took top games find farm place in New York yester- himself in the managerial role. And in Rollie The Terp Frosh play the > Richmond, at 8:30 tonight at Doherty, Quesada to Meet | system. Hemsley, ley at Minnesota, Virginia Mili- day between Ford Frick and the Senators Uline Arena. ‘ Bob Swift, veteran American are getting a man who, putting it mildly, National Security Agency in a i tary at and Utah at the Kentucky The scene for the unfolding! League catcher, who league presidents, Joe has been around. 6:15 preliminary. The Colonials, who finished was a Los Angeles Loyola. of the, Washington story Shifts ! Cronin of the American and than started last 1 coach at Washington last sea- who Tonight’s game, and all of[ stronger they to when Warren Case, may have been as fast jto Xriy man who ever Teat for Bradley that city tomorrow, will boss the Duluth- . Giles of the National. the season to wind with 15-11 -1 .sop, Terps’ other home contests, up a will confer with Pete The wore a major league uniform, is an Old buddy of Vernon’s This Doherty club in the Class C ¦ purpose is to agree on an will be ¦ record, are heavy favorites to trio of games should ! Superior broadcast over WINX Quesada, the club president. amendment of rule 1 and, like Mickey, a of Scout ¦ Northern. League. which discovery Joe Cambria. (1600) by Nat AUbrighfc. dispose of the Spiders, who provide some indication of They'll leave Saturday for St. Al another provides for unanimous agree- Hemsley’s appointment came as a crawled to a 7-13 mark and won whether National In- Lakeman, cai ther,! surprise—a pleasant Coach Bud Millikan beimes ( Bradley, scene next week’s ment * Louis, es Will ' of all 16 clubs for a one. two of 14 games in the vitation Tournament cham- • manage Durham, b. C„ Maryland will have a better ¦/only meeting of the two major major league to will succeed in the Class B Carolina L ague k place a fran- Both are team conference pion, Cincinnati very specif guys. Case, like Vernon, was a than last year’s club, leagues. Manager Vernon wifi and Gail chise in territory be at champion in the I Henley, formei Pi- . occupied by which had This could a big season for, Missouri quiet, unsung type. Even when he stole 81 bases in 1943, a 15-8 record and join them there.
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