THX EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. THCRSDAT, SXfTXMBMt I, IMi C-3 Jackson Shy, Apologetic

¦s>-« • . i . - . After Battering Charles ¦—¦ ;fT : days. Tannas, wj:-~'- CLEVELAND. Sept. 1 UP).— for a few Tom Kj*i , ,—W - manager, ¦ w Jk' Tommy (Hurricane) Jackson, the: his said: "*" * * ! we’d ? young fighter “If have won this one ' ’ ,jrf33iHi • j fantastic who had back, there, : i -¦ J Jaß* SH we’d Jiave been in K« «KHk ¦»~..- I just battered Ezzard Charles into but this knocks us out of the 'vgaKL. helplessness, walked up to the picture entirely. It was those ,a 'fVnHrai '¦ >i f'VJßk' :a*JBmJ—B end of the his second unanimous 10-round trail for Charles, who beat Joe decision over Charles in less than Walcott for the championship in a month, had spoiled the Cincin- 1949 and lost it to the 37-year- nati boxer’s hopes for another old Walcott two years later. A crack at the heavyweight crown. victory would have meant a In the ring before the TV possible chance for a title bout, cameras, Jackson was a dancing, especially if Archie Moore, whom weaving, .cocky jack-in-the-box Charles has beaten three times, who finally staggered the baffled should upset Rocky Marciano Charles in the 10th, round by September 20. * wilt!) - 111 liii'iii hitting him with punches from Jackson, now third-ranking everywhere. contender behind Moore and Pittsburgh, Charles Offers Advice Bob Baker of be- comes a man to be reckoned MARYLAND UNIVERSITY DIGS IN FOR ANOTHER FOOTBALL CAMPAIGN But in the Cleveland Arena’s with. Practice for the 1955 football season started today 17. Left to right on the line are Jim Parsons, former Dare, Tom Selep, Frank Tamburello and Ed Vereb. dressing room. Jackson was shy r'' ' " at College Park with these 11 players among the star with Wilson High here; Mike Sandusky, Jack —Star Staff Photo. and self-conscious as he walked top candidates. This could be Coach Jim Tatum’s Davis, Bob Pellegrini, Gene Dyson, Al Wharton and up to Charles and apologized Additional Sports starting team for the opener at Missouri September Russ Dennis. In the backfield from left are Howard for beating him. Charles, just out of the Pages shower, On C-4-5-7 'snapping punter, was seated on a stool the ball to the a Magazine MARYLAND was surprising with towel around bis mid- Picks and said it how talking reporters. College Continued From Page C-l complicated this simple ma- section, to His Elevens ATCHISON'S Terps to Finish of fire. The Tigers will be ouk neuver could be. However, he right eye was swollen nearly to avenge that 72-13 trouncing ! thinks he has it licked. shut from the belting he took Third, and will be at home, where Mary- Pellegrini was glad to see Bob in the fina> minutes of the bout, ANGLE Navy 13th but he wasn’t seriously hurt. Wallace, Collier’s , land has won only 13-10 and Laughery back from service and Open Francis the games. on squad. was Jackson, who weighed 192 to Practice magazine expert, . two previous the “When I a By LEWIS F. ATCHISON football pre- 20-6 In 191, dicts Maryland The Maryland squad reported freshman he was the toughest Charles’ had been named will have the per the on the cards of all . a day early this year, {back to tackle,” Bob said, "and winner third best team in the country ihree officials. Referee Lou Parker and picks Center Bob Pellegrini i NCAA rules which permitted he’s probably tougher now. Today Sept. you press day day Boy, a help be,” made It close, 96-94, while Judge Sessions MEMPHIS. Tenn., I.—l 1 Felton, if remember, came ! Terrapins on pre- . the to be held the what he could of the his practice George Sherman scored 97-88 Bp the Associated Press When the Redskins asked Jim to the Redskins as an offensive s season All-America team in the . before starts. There was Bob added. . . . Tackle Joe Laz- advice some ’ yesterday, only inter- zarino appeared be the heavi- and Judge Herb Williams 98-87. Tatum’s about of fullback. .. issue of the magazine out today. no work to It’s September 1 and with the players’ a couple With Rob Goode re- ' pictures. est squad 1 his football of ,1 Jim Bakhtlar, the former views and on the at about 260. Charles Gives Advice League pennant race years ago, University turning after his hitch in the Frank Terps’ American ( the of ' High Tamburello, the Jackson, a Maryland obligingly figured Western School star now quarterback, without mark on hogging the sports headlines, col- . coach went Marines the coaches 1 at Virginia, is Wallace’s selec- . was heard to re- { him. walked up, leaned over the enumerating yesterday Game Is lege football pops into the picture down the line the Ralph could be shifted to half- - jtion as “Sophomore Back of the , mark that This is: Forfeited older man, and almost whispered faults back, embarrassing day of merits and of seniors but it soon developed that t) Year.” . . They’re already the most apologies. straightened with the opening of fall practice. eligible as posed his He for the pro draft. Arriv- linebacking was his strong suit. • comparing great [ the season.” he for one | Due to Integration as responded ing him to the Bill up Charles with The college boys have a gim- at the name of Ralph Fel- The ex-Marylander prefers de- •iDudley,” points picture after another, it Is i ROBSTOWN, Tex., Sept. 1 UP). some young ton, a linebacker, Wallace out. advice to a boxer. mick to snare their share of the i fullback and fensive work now, although he ![“ He’s big, does everything, hoped that will be true, because —Yoakum High School has for- "Take care of yourself and out ; Big paused, upcoming interest. The word is that it Jim did such a bad job of it in his i and likes it.” some of the Satur- feited its Friday night football keep trying,” Charles said. long fellow,’’ said, downright may be a autumn for OhTo i “This he “may sophomore year in college. Tatum' i’ Wallace figures Oklahoma will I days could be em- game with Robstown because [“You’ve got a ability barrassing, lot of that State, the 1954 National cham- be the best of them all. He'll: never let him play it again. take championship , far more so than has eight Negro got. a good job the national Robstown foot- most fellows haven’t Put pion. and Notre Dame, the peren- do for you.” ! “Happened in the Washington i with a 10-0 record. Others he . yesterday. ball players its roster. your may prove to be on heart in it.” nial contenders for the throne, j j Jim an ex- Lee game,” Ralph recalled. “I[ puts are; of High deseg- eyes prophet, although in his first 10 Michi- NOTES—Tickets for all Robstown School Tears welled in Jackson’s And with those cellent for he started the first quarter at right gan, 9-0; Maryland. 9-1: UCLA,;.[Maryland’s home games, includ- regated this year while Yoakum as two elevens on sent he listened to Charles, and he the fence, Oklahoma, riding a has such good boys into half on offense and was sup- ¦ 9-1; Georgia Tech, 9-1; Missis- \ ing UCLA, go on sale this morn- has not. The forfeit was at the broke in with: . the League posed 19- unbeaten streak, National Football as to shift to defense in the! stppi, 9-1; Ohio State, 8-1 ;j ing at the Byrd Stadium office; direction of the School Board, “But don’t to fight.” maizes Di«k Noian and Ray period. i I want its big bid to reclaim the National Krouse of second But on my first ;!Army, 8-1: Auburn, 9-1; Rice, , Fairway, Mltchel’s and JBethesda it learned here. “Oh. if you don’t want fight, the Giants, Ladygo play was to title it last held in 1950. Pete and the on defense they threw a i 9-1; and Colorado, 9-1. sports stores and the AAA of- Robstown Supt. B. C. Banks that’s a different story,” Charles Modzelewski brothers of Pitts- pass over me and Tatum Navy picked to 13th.; . . . The Sooners were No. 3 year took, is finish flees. Tatum said Bob Rus- made the announcement of the said. “With me it different, a burgh, Jack Scarbath and Lloyd me and put was artaane ago in the Associated Press Anal out Ed Fullerton in. I In addition to Pellegrini, his i evlyan, formerly of £t. John’s, forfeit and immediately sought I wanted to fight—” Colteryahn of the Colts, to Ed was supposed to play rankings, running behind Ohio some: !:All-America choices are: Ron i was a candidate for the back- a team to replace Yoakum. “I fight because there’s noth- name a few, Felton rapidly is offense, but did, Kramer, ” and UCLA, with Notre never and hei si Michigan, and Ron: i field trouble shooter. Two Robstown Negro players, ing else Ican do Jackson inter- jState developing into one of the best swore I made that Beagle. Navy, ends; Ray- Co-Captain Pellegrini, al-; Navy. Mississippi, Army. mistake on i! Eddie Bob Fullback Willie Jones and End rupted and walked away. mime* kewing *Dame. linebackers in the league. And purpose.” bum, Rice, ready picked two co. Maryland. Wisconsin and Ar- and Franklin i on All-America Lewis Smith, had been elected Asked if the defeat meant his MILWAUKEE, WIS. linebackers can make or break That's not liable to happen Brooks. Georgia Tech, tackles;: teams at center, although he kansas flllihgout the top • i captains for the Yoakum-Robs- retirement, Charles told report- 10. a team’s defense. again, not ifRalph can help it. Bohnger, Oklahoma, and!linever played position,: Ralph Bo has the town game by their teammates. ers he’d have to think about it Buckeye* Look to Cassady “If continues to im- An all-league berth could mean i Hardiman Cure ton. UCLA,!,!said he had been working out prove he'll make all-league for an all-expense trip to Los An- guards; Cassady, Graduation losses have pared predicts Howard Ohio i with four buddies all summer sure.” Mike Nixon, Red- geles for the Pro Bowl game ! State; Lenny working a hopes and Moore. Penn State; after hours on con- Ohio State’s to Howard skins backfield coach, who an extra pay day. He’d like Lenny Dawson, Purdue, project usually and Joe struction in Cleveland. (Hopalong) Cassady, oAe of the doesn’t confuse the deuce that. Childress, Auburn, been concentrating on of spades backs. Bob has big guys the Buckeyes with the ace of dia- as ruled ' monds “He’s playing his position - L'JlßTn—; the Big Ten last season with a like an old pro.” mu.— JiHiuißlwm— seldom-seen sweep of seven < * *** * Hold* th« Lina on Prices! games and then swamped South- Felton is more confident this ern California in the Rose Bowl,!'year, his second in pro ball, and 20- his ankles haven't given him as BBft PREMIUMS, THORORREDS Michigan, packed with sopho- 1 much trouble as they did in his Bstyf I mores; Wisconsin, even without rookie] season. More important, p!u Alan Ameche, and lowa figure he’s smarter, has picked up a *i^** to get into the act in the unpre- jfew tricks of defensive play and dictable Big Ten. is more familiar with the backs Graduation losses have chopped he's called on to stop. He learned down the Irish, too, with Sopho- through his mistakes and by more Coach Terry Brennan in listening to Nixon’s advice. search of a replacement “In the first Eagles game last for,year,” Quarterback Ralph Guglielmi, ; Felton recalled, “they now with the Washington Red- were1 on our five-yard line and skins. spread the end, Pete Pihos, wide. My responsibility Coast, ! was to watch On the West UCLA— the halfback, which missed a showdown with Skippy Giancanelli, Ohio State in the Rose Bowl be- but I had a hunch they would throw to cause of a rule prohibiting two ' Pihos. They did and I knocked consecutive bowl appearances— . the ball down. On U \ Buy One Tire at again looks like the big the next play Ifigured I'd inter-! BA.M IT threat t?7FM. cept pass 5A for the Pacific Coast Conference the to Pihos, but this 1 Tttf :...: \ the Factory List time they ° crown. But Southern Cal., count- faked to him and " ing on a fleet stable of backs. , threw to Gigncanelli for ai W V Pries and Gel a also gets a nod. touchdown. It taught me to! I 1955 Auto Radios mind my 1 I own business and fol- Army and Navy Terrors i]low instructions.” In the Big Seven, as always, 1 Ralph had a terrible time it's Oklahoma. The Sooners * against the Cardinals in Chicago ] haven’t lost in 47 league 1 trying to outguess nlrei con-! a halfback! tests. Texas and Pittsburgh look 1 who was split wide. Felton hesi-! like the only outside toughies to 1 tated just long enough, trying challenge 1 to guess the play, to 1 Oklahoma's streak. let him: ...... —imm ... East, fifet away. *>'•< um a 'Cji In the the two service l When the Cards came known nnm In onto radio.. MO d.r ">¦o Mf ST JBHI cAI _ schools—Navy and Army—are 1 to Washington Ralph XjmmedlOte Repair ¦¦•andltlanal ru.raat*. Cm Manhattan'! ¦ M to go was told: the terrors. The Middies, the 1 after him and crack him / Sttvlco On AllMokot of W & \j b —rrr^i 1954 team called “Desire” that before1 the play unfolded. He 1 O,W 5 f did, AU R N« # ,* O’ / i Sugar with , Monty Down at Manhattan •*» defeated Mississippi in the 1 highly satisfactory J® f M __ WSS Ej» Tire Sals on Dnylnn I SeUtfteheu ¦ a®”' or . f \ 11l Thtrobred I Bowl, .results. V have been in practice fori 1 I At tow At |Q A WKK twoijweeks—an NCAA concession In another game Abe Gibron B^to premiums to schools which open early. 1 of the Browns was giving Felton; -1 Georgia Tech, counting back- 1 a painful beating on a trap play field speed and a big line, gets before1 Nixon tipped Ralph how White Black I the early vote. Mississippi, not 1 to stop it. It was another chap- motorola I "pTrs on Tech s schedule, Auburn and 1 ter in a hard bpt well-learned I ¦BpW***2-forTs»la Walls Walls Kentucky also have been getting lesson.1 I mentions. Felton is diagnosing plays It’s still Jim Tatum’s Mary- quicker this year, says / BRgtn Nixon SMS >-•»* 1 w£a™T I * 1 and reacting I Tlr. LUI | met J)r L Rr'ct land in the Atlantic Seaboard- 1 better. ||Sf H H Slit E». SUt Pflea lE*.In p». H \ 3;** ¦ Prlet Inar.i Southern sector, “He’ll with Duke and be one of those backs! $ J 6.00x16|27,15| 13.58 West Virginia also highly re- 1 who can smell out a play and' ™ ¦ MilL*J ¦ 6.00x16133 20116.60 ¦ garded. be there 1 to break it up,” Mikei / m, ooo Mii«. 6.40x15|34.75 17.38 5.50x15|25 40[ 12.70 H big a payment*. 491 1,1 r PIIADAMTCCn I Texas, the disappiontment added. “It takes a .oel Convoniont 90-Day ¦ ' m I l real pro to ¦ so ancanditional *na*r s J*Hon l/T*»o UUAKAnICCU or 15 M.nrti. Baylor 1 6.70 xl5 36.45'18.23 5.50 xl6 26.40! 13.20 of ’54. 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