THE EVENING STAR. Washington, D. C. 1 Vic Seixas THURSDAY. DECEMBER 24, 1958 ** Declares mm flp HR UCLA Scrimmages A-11 He'll Be O.K. When By Surprise; Spartans Davis Cup Play Starts Reshuffle Top Team % >y the Associated Pross By the Schools Associated Press Australia, ;W. ¦PvJL 1 mMWM' iV Kail' By BillFuchs one of the littlest players on the MELBOURNE, Dec. PASADENA,'CaIif., Dec. 24 i club, always 24.—Vic Seixas. who is regarded A change has come over the j but he’s in shape.” Both Michigan State and UCLA schoolboy athlete past Hillock, a former Navy pilot as the key to the hopes of the pulled a couple pre-Christmas in the pyWHWr HljßHgllf of decade, according to Don Hillock. who cracked up in a fighter United States in regaining the surprises in their preparation for fly Davis Cup from Hillock, who supervises phys- plane anCleveland, right, decision. freshman at W&L. it Newspapers. CALL from spars with Garry Simon few at Mackin who eat. live and > last, year of basketball Flouts of call training camp Hillock’s Stuttgart, Germany, in what they a at the plush Algiers Hotel at Miami Beach. Note the swimming Ira Pauly, UCLA center, who sleep basketball. Jimmy Stant. He was married still “Ifyou believed what you read Archie Moore in a there. while pool in the background. Maxim will meet 15-round title bout January 11 in Miami. —AP Wirephoto. has been sidelined for a while a 5-foot-7 sophomore, for Navy and was the father in the papers you would think with a and fever, in the my cold returned example. of two girls while in college. game had completely col- practice through lapsed to and went a Mackin, formerly St. Paul’s, “With a family,” he says, “you and I was near death light workout. from some mysterious ailment. now has a practice gym—a re- just can’t afford to be a ’college Munn changed his practice ” I believe I’m perfectly okay. I 7953 American League Fielding modeled auditorium. Baskets boy.’ Averages yesterday from Brook- going location have been ordered, but until Hillock’s family now includes feel fine and I’m to be all CLUB FIELDING. OUTFIELDERS side Park, adjacent to the Rose ’ their arrival the school is using Kath- ' children—Gail, 7; right.” Player and Club. O PO A E TC three Club. O DP TP PB PO A E TC Av. Coan. Washington DP Av. Bowl, to the East Los Angeles those by In practice yesterday Seixas Chicago 156 144 1 4 4211 1779 125 6115 980 46 105 2 0 107 1 1.000 made the Rev. James leen, 6, and Donald, 2!4. Cleveland 165 197 0 3 4119 1794 127 6040 979 Kennedy Cleveland B9 91 2 0 93 0 1.00<5 Junior College Stadium. The *** * dropped Valo, Philadelphia 26 0 McNally of Carroll, president of two sets to Bob Perry New York 151 182 1 1(> 4075 1747 126 5948 979 Thomas, 46 1 47 11 000 Spartans’ coach explained he Washington 162 173 1 12 4033 1638 120 5791 979 Philadelphia-Washington 23 42 0 0 42 0 1.000 the Catholic League. This is his third basketball of Los Angeles, the youngest 978 Edwards, St. Louis 21 36 2 0 38 0 1 000 Father Detroit 158 149 0 20 4246 1742 136 6122 Phiiadelphia-Chieago wanted to work out on a regu- of Philadelphia > 167 161 0 4227 137 6073 977 Clark. 20 34 2 0 38 0 1.000 McNally made them last year coaching job. He coached St. member the United States 16 1709 D , olt 20 11 0 12 0 yard Boston 153 173 0 8 4119 1732 148 5999 975 Hail'S Chicago£Lr J 1.000 lar field with line markers Carroll, at time seasons squad, 6—4, 6—3. St. Louis 154 165 1 8 4161 1844 152 5947 974 16 12 0 0 12 0 1.000 for which that Paul’s in the 1950-52 and Woodling, New York 119 240 0 1 247 2 .996 and goal posts. The Los Angeles awaiting Capitol Pages However, Bill Talbert, Ameri- Mele, Chicago 138 was its new baskets. ; the last season. Totals 1344 4 90 33180 13786 1070 48035 .971? 213 14 1 228 1 .996 field also has tighter secrecy ** * * can captain, said Vic’s game was Delsing, Detroit 133 354 7 3 364 2 .992 Mackin returns to action Jan- INDIVIDUAL Bauer. New York 120 230 13 2 245 3 .992 safeguards. ' The supporting posts uary against Spingarn “encouraging.” RECORDS. Groth. St. Louis 141 425 18 4 447 6 .991 for these 5 still (Ten or more games.) goren. New York 90 208 11 2 221 1 .991 Munn Explains Changes. drop perpendicular to its first victory. “There is a purpose about Vic’s Busby. Washington baskets | looking for FIRST BASEMEN Evers, 150 482 15 0 503 *4 .988 Boston ... And it game now was at Player and G PO A E TC DP Av. 93 181 3 2 100 0 988 Munn explained four the floor. was into one “Everybody likes to win,” that missing Club. Piersalh Boston 362 6 372 7 the i Boyd. Chicago 29 275 16 0 291 26 1.000 Cleveland 161 16 .987 changes starting of these that Stant crashed dur- Hillock says, Kooyong,” Talbert said. “Be- i Mize. NOW York 16 113 7 0 120 19 1.000 l Roby, 140 354 10 0 370 3 .084 in the eleven “but I’m serious ; Cmphlett Boston 136 382 12 7 401 1 .983 ing a practice session, I sides, Perry Priddy, Detroit 11 92 9 0 101 7 1.000 ! Jensen. Washington this way: splitting ; when say I’llbe satisfied if my was returning serv- Glynn, Cleveland : 140 274 9 5 0 .983 I 135 1086 81 8 1125 133 993 1 Renna. New York 288 boys ice remarkably well.” Vernon, Washington • 152 1370 : 40 67 0 1 68 0 .083 “Ijust wanted to shake them his hand. Just learn the game. Learn l Kryhoskl. 94 12 1482 158 902 Mantle. New York 121 522 10 6 338 2 .982 I St. Louis 88 686 66 6 757 77 992 McGhee. up a little,” he said. “I “There were 12 stitches taken it and learn to love it.” Australian newspapers have : Slevers. St. Louis 7b 604 31 5 040 64 992 ; Philadelphia 99 319 4 0 329 0 .982 wanted 1 ! Trlandos. New York 12 1 Philley. Philadelphia 157 296 18 6 320 O 981 the hand,” says. repeat, young called attention to what they 100 6 1 107 8 991 1 Dyck. St. Louis 55 100 5 2 107 ! to put the team on its toes. This in Hillock “A To it’s a team j Drono. _ ! 1 .981 Detroit 150 1260 127 14 1401 121 990 Lund Detroit 123 few days later there’s Stant back Hillock term Seixas’ “tired, drawn look” I Fain. Chicago 127 1108 106 1227 98 989 1 275 12 6 293 0 .980 1 is one way to do it.” has. And if it catches Collins. New York ll.i 826 05 1013 901 100 989 i Nieman. Detroit 135 271 10 6 287 1 .979 and have might 1 Boston-Washington 100 227 8 5 240 1 979 He intimated the changes out on the court with a glove fire, it could surprise, if not this hinted be be ill. ! Robinson. Philadelphia 155 1300 71 17 1454 135 988 1 Vollmer.Wright. Chicago I Gernert. Boston 130 1223 84 19 1326 139 986 I j 33 44 11 46 0 .978 would be on his injured hand. He wanted season, next And all you Drops Penicillin ! ] Rivera. Chicago 150 385 15 10 410 5 probably' not perma- season. Treatments. i Bollweg. New York 43 323 15 6 344 37 983 ; Wertz. 8t Louis 12) .970 Easter. Cleveland 53 442 30 9 481 54 .981 ! 243 15 7 205 4 .974 nent and shakeup to play again. I wouldn’t let need to build a fire is a spark, The Wimbledon titleholder,' Zernial. Philadelphia 141 300 17 9 320 that the was I Goodman. Boston _. 20 151 13 6 170 18 .965 ! 1 2 .972 i Mauro Washington-Philadelphia 55 0 4 139 0 .971 no indication him, but I like his attitude. He’s I the coach theorizes. just recovered from a sprained ! Triple plays—Vernon, Kryhoskl. Bollweg. Fain 1 Mitchell. 129 he would reshuffle each. Cleveland _ 125 224 2 7 233 1 970 his starting right knee, has been taking peni- ; Williams. Boston j 20 31 T 1 33 1 !hfo eleven. (Less than 10 games.) I Olson, Boston 24 31 11 33 0 .970 Morral, sophomore quar- cillin recently to combat a plague Player and Club. G PO A E DP Av. } Lenhardt. St. Louis 77 148 8 5 101 1 .9(50 Earl of boils but he said Hamilton, Philadelphia 7 22 2 0 0 1.000 Simpson. Cleveland 09 118 4 4 120 0 .908 terback, went in as signal-man injections Mickelson. St. Louis 3 20 2 0 2 1.000 I | Minoso. Chicago 147 279 15 10 304 3 907 Stephens, in place of Senior Tennis, now have been stoped. Wilber. Boston 2 18 0 0 2 1.000 | Boston 72 113 2 4 119 0 .9(10 I Tom Yewcic. Boat Racing, Parades ¦ Simpson. ok s St oui 8;t Cleveland i 2 12 0 0 1 1.000 i S, ?, 'i J; ? 132 3 0 103 1 .903 | Ellis Duckett moved into left “My knee doesn’t bother me Kellert St. Louis 1 8 0 0 0 1.000 ; Cleveland 72 128 3 5 130 2 003 Clark. Philadelphla-Chicago 1 6 0 0 2 1.000 j j Boyd Chicago 10 j 0 .903 end for Bill Quinlan. Embry any and I’m getting over ! ! o 6 0 27 more Mele Chicago 2 4 0 0 0 1.000 ! SouchoclL D3trolt 80 144 7 6 157 3 902 AllPart Orange Rosen, Sullivan, Robinson for of Festivities these boils,” Cleveland 1 4 0 0 1 1.000 ! Detroit 20 42 4 2 48 1 958 was substituted Vic said. “I think Hutchinson. Detroit 1 4 0 1.000 ZariUa. Boston 0 0 18 17 11 19 0 947 Jim Jebb at left tackle and Bill By th* Associated Press ! pounds I’m playing better every day. Lollar. Chicago 1 3 0 0 0 1.000 | jMu lm, Detroit 14 16 11 18 O 944 763 or less and entries 0 0 0 Smith. 2 Ross replaced I’m not worried any longer.” i Souchock. Detroit 1 3 1.000 i 1 Cleveland 39 67 6 75 0 920 Ferris Hallmark MIAMI, Fla., Dec. 24.—From include the three top racers from ! Pierce. Chicago 11 0 0 0 1.000 J. Lemon. Cleveland 11 20 1 2 23 0 .913 at left guard. I For the next three days I Marsh. Chicago 5 23 2 1 0 .962 i Triple play—Noren. now until after 1954 makes its Europe and four from Canada. ;J. Lemon. Cleveland 2 6 0 2 0 .750 debut, Miami j Seixas will be sent against Ted Strickland. Cleveland 1 0 0 0 0 \ .000 and its thousands 1 Other events run through Tues- (Lets than 10 games.) Bad Weather Hampers winter nursing Schroeder, former United States SECOND BASEMEN of visitors will be | day Player and Club. o po a E DP Av Orange Davis Cupper, who is here on a Player and Club. G PO A E TC DP Av. W°od Washington ? 1 0 Virginia a pleasant case of Bowl Wednesday, December 30, Majeski. 1? 11000 West Workouts writing assignment. i Cleveland 10 8 8 0 16 2 1.000 W. Wilson, Chicago 3 9 0 0 0 1.000 fever. j keeps the in United i Pesky. Detroit 73 166 224 3 393 49 .992 Pisonl. St. Louis 3 7 0 0 0 1.000 kids the spotlight. States Tony Baker, Washlneton-Boston 16 45 36 1 82 12 .988 Glynn. Cl eveland 0 0 BILOXI, Miss., Dec. 24 (/Fe- Football, tennis, the teen-agers Champion Trabert ! Kell, 2 6 0 1.000 speedboat i In afternoon will Avila. Cleveland 140 346 445 11 802 114 .986 Boston 7 4 n 0 o l 000 west Virginia’s Sugar racing, parade will continue working with Aus- Martin. New York 14b 376 390 12 778 121 985 Barmes, Washington 1 2 0 0 0 LOOO Bowl- a mammoth and put on their third annual junior tralian Suder. Philadelphia 38 89 105 3 197 23 .986 Craswell, Detroit 8 1 0 0 0 1.000 bound football squad gets parties, dances and luncheons Orange Pro Dinny Pails. Giordano. Philadelphia 11 31 32 1 04 fl.l .984 Collins, New York down Bowl parade in suburban Chicago 4 11 0 10 .917 to heavy today pros- Fox. 154 451 426 15 802 101 983 Elliott. St. Louis-Chicago 2 0 0 1 0 000 work With galore all are an official part of Coral Gables. Terwllliger. Washington 133 333 395 13 741 108 .982 Hamilton. Philadelphia 2 0 0 0 0 .000 pect of New 57 Majeski. another subfreezing day. the Orange Bowl festivities. night Tennis Head Likes McDougald. New York 26 23 33 1 9 .982 Cleveland 1 Q 0 0 0 .000 Wednesday brings the Lepcio. Boston 34 71 86 3 159 26 .981 Larsen. St. Louis 1 0 0 0 0 .000 The Mountaineers held open dog racing jai midget U. Consolo. Boston 11 23 29 1 53 10 .981 Horse and and inaugural Orange Bowl S. Comeback Chances Young, St. Louis l4B 363 18 778 120 .977 house for the press and public now, Priddy. 397 CATCHERS. alai, in season are added classic, a football game between SAN FRANCISCO, (JPf. Detroit 45 111 106 6 222 28 977 yesterday, but the drills turn grammar Dec. 24 Goodman. Boston 112 267 300 15 588 88 .974 1 Dp were attractions which help this school kids from Phil- Berry. Louis-Chicago 9 .971 *« . hampered —The United States Davis Cup St. 18 31 37 2 70 rfWM 8 .r? .55 by the cold, wet resort area into a sportslover’s lipsburg, N. J„ and the Dade Michaels. Philadelphia 110 304 302 19 025 81 .970 4 weather. team has a better chance to re- Hatfield. Detroit 28 64 87 5 156 21 .968 paradise for nine days. (Miami) County All-Stars. The capture trophy Friend. Detroit-Cleveland 45 106 111 8 225 36 .964 Silvers, New York 39 113 16 1 129 1 the from Aus- Washington r ,y 2 .992 Coach Art officially part players Hoderleln. 11 18 23 2 43 6 9#3 ' ,jfhUaciellphlsa 78 330 46 4 379 8 8 .989 Lewis, who brought Although not a must be 13 or under and tralia this year than in the past Runnels, Washington , 11 24 27 3 54 7 -844 Fitz5fV Gerald,A Washington 85 319 his team I Philadelphia 33 4 350 3 8 .089 south to escape the of the Orange Bowl extrava- weigh not more than 105 pounds. two or three years, Lt. Col. Triple play—Young. White,Astroth. 79 341 47 6 303 13 7 987 cold says Boston 131 588 08 9 005 9 5 .980 In West Virginia, said Gulf ganza, the Shrine’s annual On New Year's eve a crowd (Less games.) Berra, New York I ex- James A. Bishop, new president than 10 133 580 04 9 039 9 8 .986 Coast conditions bothered the North-South college push Player Batts, Detroit 108 463 44 7 514 7 13 .980 all-star pected to the half-million of the United States Lawn Ten- and Club. G PO A E DP Av. Niarhos, Boston 81 team Coleman. New York 7 11 8 0 4 1.000 10 5 1 67 2 1 .985 “more than the ice and football game tomorrow night mark will line famous Biscayne Roig. 2 1.000 Grasso. Washington 69 24 4 247 4 4 .984 j nis Association. Washington 2 77 0 56 218219 22 ; snow back home.” gets __ 4 244 4 5 Flagler Marsh, Chicago 2 4 3 0 2 1.0(K) R.Bucha. DetroitChicago .984 activities off to a colorful Boulevard and Street in “We beat them at Forest Carey. New York 1 5 0 0 0 1.000 Wilson. 63 282 24 0 312 11 .981 Hills Courtney. St. Louis 103 430 10 493 7 The West Virginians, start. downtown King in Lipon. Boston-St. Louis 1 4 0 0 0 1.00(1 47 4 .980 two- Miami for the the Nationals and we should Merson. Boston 1 3 4 1 0 .875 Wilber. Boston 28 00 7 2 90 0 2 .980 touchdown underdogs Oklahoma’s Sooners, one of Orange Jamboree por- Snyder. Washington Moss, St. Louis j, 296 21 7 824 4 4 .978 j to Georgia parade, be able to do it again,” Bishop 4 6 4 2 0 .818 Hegan. Cleveland 71 Bertola. Detroit 11 0 1 0 .500 ! 106 399 42 11 452 3 6 970 i Tech in the New Orleans game the Orange Bowl football teams, tions of which will be televised. told a news conference yester- Hitchcock. Detroit 1 0 0 0 0 .000 Ginsberg. Detroit-Cleveland 54 201 22 6 229 4 4 .974 New Year’s Day, polished hit town night The Orange day. ; up its Christmas also, Bowl queen, Bar- THIRD BASEMEN. (Less than 10 games.) aerial offense with left-handed and their opponents, the Mary- bara McCririck, and her beauty Player and Club. G PO A E TC DP Av Rye » Carev, l ? n pected to draw the Fricano.^phu'a^eiph ia ii | !i 8 % § outs for the Cotton Bowl game crowd. Plsiyer and Club. G PO A S DP Av. Brecheen, St. Louts 26 5 "9 0 34 2 l1:888i I The game, Majeski, Cleveland 71 3 0 0 1.000 Shea, Washington ZZZZZZZZZZZZ 23 5 24 0 29 2 1 000 today with the right side of the first starting at Lipon. 0 6 0 1.000 Life in California Boston-St. Louis 6 Boston ) ) Brightens 4 Kinder. ———l 69 10 Is 0 28 0 1 7 o’clock, Miranda. St. York 6 1-1 0 0 1.000 Martin, Philadelphia 58 2 26 line weakened by injuries. will match the Phila- Louis-New 3 0 0 1.000 —""l 0 28 410 o i delphia Priddy. Detroit 2 0 j Littlefield St. Louis Z"" 36 9 19 0 28 0 l!o 0 Sphas against the Wash- Keegan. Chicago 22 7 a jin Guard Jim Davis was lost for Silvers, 0 0 1.000 20 0 •>7 ington Generals. New York —1 1 0 Hoskins, Cleveland I I.ZIi:;: 20 7 18 O 25 I}' the Rice battle when Santa Clara Job Gromek, he broke for Feerick Cleveland-Detroit 24 10 13 0 23 1 1.000 - Included in the line- Baumgartner. Detroit .11 2 .013 Hooper. Cleveland - n « an ankle yesterday. And Charles Trotters’ 0 43 3 10 19 1 I but has victories over Fresno ship season, signed with the nd 2 97 AUBURN, Ala., Dec. 24.—Au- last et Stobbs, Washington 27 12 21 1 34 0 !7l State (two), Hawaii Sod ?r % 8, g : ghantz. Philadelphia 10 lo 1 1 burn’s football squad will enjoy University Trotters after turning down iei? wiVhm7ton80 g g i ggg I 21 32 3 909 e d s Sl Raschi. New York - Z. 28 6 23 1 29 1)0 , and St. John’s. many other offers. R icMe? Boston :::::::::::::::::::::: st a two-day Christmas holiday Blaik Pessimistic l Detroit j\ml- ? Hitchcock. 01111 1 4 9S§ Mafiowe betrolt l l i!^! Saturday In regard to Washington as 52 J ll H and then reassemble a Louis-Chicago g site for Berry. « ? g||! leaving a pro team, Pat O'Sullivan Decides St. S ‘a 1 A sis n 18 in before for Jacksonville basketball g ? On Army's Feerick says: “It would be hard York 50(1 Material Brideweser. New 2 V 1 o | i after the week end. - - AS V Carey. - New York ? o O Baln. New York 40 8 32 2 42 1 95 :> to make it go here. I wouldn’t To Join Pro Golfers n w k 4 1 500 Schcib. Philadelphia Z. The Tigers were in good physi- By th* Associated Press £, 1 0 0 0 0 000 28 4 16 1 21 1 95-' put any of money By the Associated Press ol^? M^ vL0 J Hoeft. Detroit 1— 29 14 24 2 40 0 950 cal condition as they ended pre- n?y in it.” Chicago Flowers. Boston 82 OKLAHOMACITY, 24. 1 0 0 0 0 006 | Herbert, 4 15 1 20 2 050 Dec. But Washington puts out good NEW HAVEN* Conn., Dec. 24. "—l Detroit 43 9 28 2 39 2 949 Christmas preparations for the York-Philadelphi* - - 0 Army football players are un- players. —Pajtricia (Pat) O’Sullivan, win- Babe!' New } g o o 0 000 Parnell. Boston 3B 1 2 7 2 39 4 949 Gator Bowl battle Texas basketball Feerick says, - - - with Rosen. Cleveland i1 0o 0 0o 0o 000omi Larsen. St. Louts 38 8 29 2 39 1 949 usually bright, Coach Earl Blaik and admits he eyes on ner of almost every major wom- Hatfield. Detroit Pillette. St LouU 31 14 20 2 30 3 944 Tech. says, has his a Branca. Detroit 17 7 10 1 18 o 944 but he doubts if West few now, including Bob Rusev- except - only key en’s tournament the Na- A Kellner. Philadelphia 26 5 28 2 35 2 943 /The loss from the Point elevens ever again will Gorman, New York - 40 6 11 1 17 0 : lyan of St. John’s tional Amateur, turned profes- Gray. 941 team that rolled to and Hans Detroit 30 9 22 2 33 0 939 ! Auburn’s have the brawn and ability of Jepson of Tech. He landed sional today. Henry. Boston 21 4 11 116 0 038 1 best football season in nearly 20 1 Jim Sox Tops in Fielding; Nixon. Boston 23 7 18 2 27 1 920 ! the unbeaten West Point teams Young from Wilson when he The 27-year-year-old White Marrero, Washington 5 19 years is Nardone. former 22 2 28 1 923 Vince The of Pierce. Chicago - 40 10 38 4 47 I 1948-49. took over at Santa three United States Curtis Cup team Rogovin. Chicago 1 915 starting left end on Quarterback Clara 22 10 20 3 33 1 009 i Blaik, visiting his son Bill and years ago and Young is now the member from Orange, Conn., Dobson. Chicago 23 6 14 2 22 0 909 i Dooley’s X platoon St. Louis-Chiago 40 14 Vince has other friends here, team’s top scorer. said she signed Porterfield Best of Pitchers Trucks. 42 6 82 3 903 gone to Maplewood, N. said Army a contract with Masterson. Washington 29 10 27 4 41 1 902 ! home J., never again the Manufacturing The captured team mark Eddie Yost of the Sena- Schmitz New York-Washington 27 5 22 3 30 4 900 to await approaching would become a Almost as important as bas- Pedersen Co. White Sox ! Harriet. Chicago. Detroit 15 1 8 I 10 0 900 I his induc- football power because “we can’t ketball of Wilton, Conn., golf equipment tors was second at .965, a point Madison. Detroit 32 2 13 2 17 0 .882 tion into the armed in the Feerick house- honors and a major portion of Byrne. forces. for the ahead of Cleveland’s A1 Rosen, Chicago-Washington 12 4 11 2 17 0 882 compete material.” hold is baseball. Bobby, 11, was manufacturers, and will go to defensive laurels, with Holloman. St. Louis 22 8 9 3 20 1 850 ! Two members of the 44-man He said the MilitaryAcademy’s work for them individual i j Bobby Avila of the Indians I Reynolds. New York 41 7 13 4 24 1 833 , team making the trip to Jack- a star flrst baseman in Little January 1 as a i 1 Fanovlch, Philadelphia 26 2 8 2 12 0 833 ! | requirements much Sherman Lollar leading the !’ the sharpest fielding second '! were so League ball last year. public relations representative. was White. St. Louis 10 1 4 1 6 0 .833 sonville are inured, but both are 1 higher with a .986 average, ; Kretlow, Chicago-St. Louis 31 6 13 4 23 1 820 1 and that there were so “The boys play basketball Miss O'Sullivan will join catchers, Chico Carrasquel tops baseman Scarborough New York-Detroit 38 3 15 4 22 0 .818 reserves. James Warren, fresh- many the Bearden, Chicago ! road blocks before a j last.” Feerick says. professional women’s tour at Sea at shortstop and Sam Mele ty- i one point better than that com- 25 2 11 3 16 0 813 man tackle, won’t play because “First it’s i Wight. Detroit-Cleveland i, 33 1 9 4 14 1 .714 I youngster ever gets to the i Bobby surprised me. Ga., January ing for first place with Gene ; piled by Billy Martin of the Kennedy. Boston 16 2 3 2 7 0 .714 of a broken thumb, baseball. 1 Island. 15 in her and Frank academy, that he it is j he that good. first pro. Woodling of the Yankees among Yankees. Triple olay—Porterfield. thinks didn’t think was start as a Reeves, yearling center, has a unlikely that Army will get “How time flies,” American League Woodling and Mele tied (Less than 10 games.) the 33-year- outfielders, in at; , I twisted knee. players says. think, fielding averages season. ': .996. while Lollar led catchers Player and Club. G PO A E DP Av. like those it boasted old Feerick “Just in for last four and five years ago. about seven years. Porterfield, :j with a .994 average and Car- Trice. Philadelphia 3 2 8 0 2 1.000 But Bobby will be Hockey at Bob the Senators’ Kraly. New York 5 Army does have some compensa- playing college a Glance 22-game winner, the rasquel paced shortstops with a 3 6 0 0 1.000 ball.” Yesterday'* Results. headed Werle. Boston 6 0- 6 0 1 1.000 tion, added, NATIONAL ; NBA Standings he in that “our Feerick was thinking of bas- LEAGUE. pitchers Although 40 pitchers .976 figure. Newhouser. Detroit - New York. 2: Detroit. 1. -7 1 4 0 0 1.000 | WESTERN’ DIVISION. youngsters are unusually bright ketball. AMERICAN fielded their position perfectly. Chicago's .980 Schallock, New York 71 2 0 1 1.000 W. L. Pet. i LEAGUE. average gave Minneapolis 8 boys.” Syracuse. 3; Buffalo, a (overtime tie). Holcombe, Boston 8 11 0 17 .680 WESTERN j Porterfield headed the list by the White Sox the title 0 1.000 i Rochester 15 9 .«\!5 praised LEAGUE. tean\ Hutchinson, Detroit 3 2 0 0 1.00(1 j Wayne Blaik football as a Saskatoon. 5: New Westminster, 2. handling 66 an for straight 0 Port 14 11 .5«0 chances without the second year. The Stone. Washington 3 2 0 0 0 1.008 Milwaukee 6 20 .231 vigorous game and the Lacrosse Ace to Coach INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Foytack. said Toledo, 5: 1. error. White point better Detroit 6 0 1 0 0 1.000 EASTERN DIVISION. BALTIMORE, Pittsburgh at Providence. Pearce, Washington : 4 0 11 .500 76; away from young- University of Baltimore. Whila WESTERN last year with a .993 482, Johnny • 0 Syracuse. Baltimore. 72. LEAGUE.Seattle at Victoria Wilks.Tomanek.Cleveland 4 0 0 0 0 .000 sters. then them a W&L from which New Westminster at George Kell of the Red Sox, and Dave Philley of the TOMORROW’S SCHEDULS. grave injustice. graduated Vancouver. Browns i Hudson. Chicago 1 0 0 0 0 .000 Syracuse at New York. That applies he was in 1950, Pacy Calgary at Edmonton. lopg a standout, took defensive Athletics led outfielders in as- j Mackinson. Philadelphia -1 0 0 0 0 .000 at Philadelphia. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Harrington, Philadelphia ! 1 0 0 0 0 .000 BostonRochester to both high schools and col- coached the lacrosse team at Grand Rapids at Louisville. honors at | at Port Wayne. third base with a .972 sists with 18. Habermcht.j St. Louis 1 0 0 0 0 .000 Baltimore at Minneapolis. leges.” * Virginia Military institute.