THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. YOU BE THE TPMBAT. OCTOBBB 17 IMI A-21

7+ , (TLt/mi SHL MM Tobash Takes , QUARTERBACK 9KPiil| By WARREN GAER > -*• * Hknh HUB Wwkr ' Pro Sweeps to Drake Pootboll Coaeh JhJ Stanford has stopped Rica on Its own thraa-yard line, quarterback r. then after a sneak and a quick buck Into the line, i 1J M Continue Trend the ball has been advanced PBHiwpw ¦. - . „ only yards the m 11 H j ifr, Winning over the home two to five. oourae la becoming fairly com- You are the Stanford quar- mon In the weekly pro tourna- terback. The ball Is 16 yards your right * ment*. from sideline. uhb V BdRSiB Steve Tobash, last pro off the Should you spread your line- tee, and paired with two gen- men Ift yards frotrfftaeh other ! eral! and a colonel, wlthatood and have your kicker try to BK- all the presaure to win over hi* punt a high ball, to your de- : |||HMBMHBHK|B^ will be home Fort Meade course yes- fenders on hand to terday tn a Mid-Atlantic POA tackle the aafety Immediately? Pro-Amateur. Ho had a one- Should you keep a close kick 191 under par 71. formation in your line, and Harry Orlesmer at Betheada, have your kicker get the beet Clare Emery at Washington, boot possible, with one end and Johnny Muaser at All View detached out from the line on *LmHfy v L long Ball Jlgj IHBL >: previously won tournaments the side of the field? AtffllMy JL you over their home layouts. Should run another play, Jj There are a thousand-end- trying to-get the ball in the H one chores for the home pro center of the field, so the I M usually danger of kicking out-of- tn these events and he ; ¦ A is last off the tee after having bounds close to the scrimmage mrn ij /j acted as starter, caddy master, line will not be so great? rules chairman and master of Or should you, trailing 10-6. Ik. ceremonies, among other things, throw caution to the winds and attempt a pass from behind ¦easier Sheets 7* * The pros had their first look your goal line? Rett these cells 1, LI and 4: at the new Fort Meade course • (Blue Vista) and they were Pass. Impressed. only complaints Run the bell te center es The possible. were that it was too long. The field If llth lq a 465-yard par four Risk from spread. and a par there was about as Kick from tight formation. good as an eagle. (Answer en Page A-33) Charley Bassler appeared to m MM have another pro sweeps tucked American Legion Golf rtiw away until Tobash finished. COUPLE J^r®P'' Bassler shot a par 73, going Scheduled for Belvoir VERY FRIENDLY two over on the last four holes. The second annual Northern Bob Pirates pitcher, the Virginia Legion golf Friend. and former Miss Pat Royal examine Billy Wolfe of Olenbrook had American their brand-new marriage license with the Rev. Walter M. Moore yes- 73. Including an eagle three on tournament will be held Satur- day at Port Belvoir. terday after their wedding at the First Presbyterian Church at Canons- the 630-yard 16th, where he burg, Pa.—AP hit a full three-wood within A1 Paisecky. defending cham- Wirephoto. PARADING THEIR HEROES—With confetti flying, thousands of Mil- inches of the pin. pion. Is expected to get stiff waukeeans turned out to pay tribute to their Braves before the Na- Bassler. who lost several competition, from Larry Pulley. tional League champions left for New York and tomorrow’s opening tournaments this year >xie to . Ralph Egan, Howard Lane. game of the World Series against the Yankees. The players, two to a shanking the ball, had a Murray York, John Thompson 73s Shore Medal car, rode in convertibles while 20 bands, marching units and Indians ghostly look when Tobash In- and Eddie Dents. Mont Promotes 2 Sophs HOT SPRINGS. VB.. Oct. I joined in.—AP Wirephoto. troduced Charley to his Fort UP).—Stanley Davis of Charles- Meade partner. It was Maj. HANEY ton, w. Vs., and Harton Sem- ple Sewickley, fired Iden- thank Continued From Page A-!6 of Pa., f Sergt. Dick Lehms. whose 67 In Fullback Switches tical two-over-par 73s over the Women, with tots in their in the 3d Army championship Cascades todsy to share arms, or tugging bashful The only major change* were ! play* course SERIES this summer Is the course of last week but did not honors in the qualify- : youngsters by the hand, darted ! at fullback as Maryland started carry the medal Homers Drop Contlnwed From Page A-29 record, had a 73 to top the ball. He’a a 185- i tng round of the 45th annual Area Fighters out into the street for auto- practice for the Duke game pounder Basking Ridge. Perky from homestead-sponsored can against Spahn’s southpaw amateurs. Cullinane. graphs just yesterday, still shuddering from fall In- playing his golf or to shake hands N. J. golf 4 Per Cent pitching. last round of with the players. Saturday 48-13 rout by North vitational tournament. civilian the next two Milwaukee's starting lineup, as a for One woman, racing to the Carolina State. j Hasn’t Regained Perm years, and Frank Michalek had ADVERTISEMENT. with righthanded hitters, carrying Spahn. wife Obvious defensive weaknesses Joyce, star of the spring Are Prominent six is 745. car his During 1957 ; set only 1 Burdette, at fullback, well as game all for Ford. The Gelsinger, Barrett Win Lorene and Lew held as as a lack with the alumni, hasn’t lefthanded starters, besides up girl In of offensive punch at that posi- NEW YORK, Oct. 1 WPI. > Geislnger, a little blond-haired regained that form tn full prae- Spahn. Dick a consistent they could her. tion, caused Coach Tommy (Major league home run pro- j are Eddie Mathews and contributor in feet this her arms so kiss Wes Covington. entry The crowd loved It. Mont to temporarily move two , tice. but Mont moved him from On Card Here duction tailed off-four per cent year but never a winner, in 1957 with the Yankees suf- Following are the probable Shouts of “Go get ’em sophomores. John Forbes and the No. 3 left halfback to bol- ’ teamed with Barrett of Washington area fighters fering Dale ‘Don't give < Mickey) Jim Joyce, Into the 1-3 spots. the the greatest loss. jRed Schoendienst 2B is assistant to Bill Clarke. Mid- Hank” were demoted to the that 92 fewer homers were hit and “Get a homer. rico- third and fourth fullback roles. boxing program Friday night Johnny Logan SS Atlantic tournament chairman off the cars. the past season than in 1956. from Dick had a cheted Casparro made 9 yards in four that features a District light* The for both leagues Eddie Mathews IB Hillendale. An elderly man. leaning Game Against GW total was Henry 76 and has partner a 79-10—69. tries against the Wolfpack and weight. Sonny Boy Williams, compared 3,294 Aaron CP heavily in a cane, spotted the 2.302 as with Joe Adcock IB Argyle’s Chuck Turbett and Hatter 2 yards. Both were in his first television bout. a year ago. Braves' ace lefthander and Makes Schwarze guilty of Andy Pafko RF Oeorge Ashton, jr.. put together yelled. Spahnle.’' numerous defensive Both leagues “Win one. lapses. The top preliminary match were affected Wes Covington LF a strange 65 to tie for second Spahn laughed and up 'Player HOW A MAN by slump. League held of Week' will be a five-round return fight the NaUonsl Del Crandall C with Bassler and Orem Hous- fingers. “Not he Phil Perlo still Is out with a two one.” RICHMOND, Oct. UP). between Jimmy Cooper and batsmen collected 1.178 this Warren Spahn <2l-11) P ton of Rolling Road. Turbett said, “two.” Va.. 1 leg injury and that further CAN RELAX year and League —Quarterback Bobby Harold Smith of Washington. American hit- YANKEES was out In 41 and back In 35. At the War Memorial Cen- Bchwarxe. weakens Maryland at fullback, Abo on the card will be such lers 1,034. In 1956, the ag- the tough nine, for 76. Ashton, who led The Citadel to its 13-6 the jinx position injuries “I find Arthur Murray Hank RF ter where the parade ended. 20 upset victory George for dancing as Monk Reynolds and Vince gregate was 1.219 in the Na- Bauer a 7-handicap golfer, was out over. for the past several seasons. A lessons most Gil McDougald SS Indians with colorful war bon- Washington Arlington worthwhile from the view- Palumbo. tional and 1,075 In the' Ameri- in 35 and back in 47 for an S3. full regalia in last good start by Perk) would have Mickey Mantle CP nets and stood si- Friday, South- point of the enjoyment can. Ray Heins and B. M. Collier of of has been named made some Williams is matched in the : Yogi C lently out front as sort an Conference football player difference in the and relaxation they pro- feature against Johnny The Yankees, who usually Berra Swan Creek had 66 for fourth ern early games. Busso Bill Skowron honor guard. of vide,” says J. Duncan of York, lead their league In IB In the pro-am. the week. New the 10th ranking this de-| i Tony Kubek LF Up on an outside balcony Schwarze completed Tenetti Misses Practice Love. Mr. Love, who Is an lightweight. Washington partment. played second Low net winner among the Haney. 8 of 13 The fiddle Andy Carey stood Braves President passes lor yards Arthur Murray student, boy both the Athletics 3B amateurs was Bill Beckwith of 165 and set Paul Tonetti. a guard de- discovery earned this television to and Red Jerry Joe Cairn e*. Mayor Prank up Bulldog has made the with Sox Kansas City paced the Coleman 2B Clifton 63-16—66. both touchdowns, pendable who knee that thousands have made chance several excellent Whitey Ford (11-5) P Park. Zeldler. the players and their one with 52-foot suffered a semifinal showings AL with 166 Boston Pvt. Jimmy Clark, former as- ceremony. a aerial to the injury against in the Washington area in New homers. The only surprise in the wivea for a brief GW 5-yard line. N. C. Bute, York, plus an undefeated rec- had 153. The Yankees aral- , sistant pro at Burning Tree, Ben Bark In. chairman of the missed . . . the discovery that Yankee lineup is Stengel's Coach Eddie Teague practice yesterday and / ord this year. loped 190 in ’56 and only , se- and now in the Army. Is being praised when Arthur Murray His last bout 145 lection of rookie, j Civic Celebration Committee, the play-calling Rod was a decision over Johnny in ’57. Kubek. a over transferred to Fort Meade and presented Haney with a gold and defensive Breedlove took over his teaches you to dance he Enos Sbughter. veteran of play of Schwarze, No. 1 spot at left guard. you ave- Melendez. that, The Braves paced the NL a will assist Tobash in the golf trophy almost as big as the 5- a 5-foot-10. also gives new Before he many campaigns in left field. 175-pound junior. Joe Gardi, nues to relaxation, new so- stopped with a gain of 22. Cincin- shop. Clark suffered a serious manager. another sopho- Willie Robertson in 199. foot-5 It was In- Richmond End Joe more. Healy’s place cial activities and a feeling one. nati. which last year "Kubek has played five posi- illness soon after entering the Haney. In ap- Biscaha. took Don at the scribed “To Fred who starred in the Spiders' tackle. Healy of self-confidence. Any of major league tions for me." Stengel said. Army but now Is In good health. preciation was operated on The Cooper-Smith fight is standard of 221 1 for Milwaukee's first 12-7 defeat by Dayton, appendicitis the five Arthur Murray homers, was second with 187. j“andvhe's one of those unusual Pro nmultkn: National League Pennant.” and for Saturday night. a replay of one that happened f St»r» Tobaah Port Mrod* 71 VMI Halfback Bobby Jordan, Ron Shaffer, missed the Studios in greater Wash- youngsters plays .... who than two years In addition the who better un- Charter Sou ter. Rollins Rood 72 “This Is one of the greatest ington will be delighted to more ago. to Braves. ; ililr Waif*. Olrnbrook .... 7.1 an all-around performer as the entire game Saturday der pressure and it doesn't mat- 1 things happened after! you Cooper, long established as Athletics and Red Sox. the only Carl Raaair Ounoowdrr C. C 7 that ever to Keydets tied Holy suffering injury, have as their guest, a ter to him from which side the Llord Roller. Manor *4 Haney Cross. 21-21. a last minute l obligation. A featherweight headliner here, teamg to show increases were Bornlo Haaa. Buratni Troo 74 me.” said over a micro- gave Schwarze i No free trial pttcher throws.” 7.', a run for his worked lightly. He was sup- out rising the Cubs, Giants Cards. Rick MrHate Poroat Park phone. “A year uo we knew lesson and dance analysia knocked the young and |Praak Tanner Whit# Pilot 7* honors. posed to start at left end. given. Smith in the ninth The figures: Based on Experience Johnnr Bart. Clifton Park 7.7 we owed you something. We’ve Also will be Dial Execu- round of a John Muaaor. All View 7.7 nominated were two of Maryland went through a tive 3-4100 and take ad- only paid half the debt. We've stars scheduled 10-rounder. Smith, NATIONAt, LCAGrt Stengel's selection of Cole- Padtott. Olrnbrook 77 the of the West Virginla- long, hard practice but it vantage of this offer. younger ar Helm. Swan Crook 77 still got the other half to go.” Virglnia brother of Gene Smith, Cte<> 1b.77 in.vi i man to play Bobby arrr Horan Horan » Rantr 7tt Tech game—Moun- itarted Milwaukee ibb |77 . second over ?mlttr In routine manner. Mont You'll be pleased to learn was undefeated j Paul Moaca Clifton Park 7it Police estimated the crowd taineer any in his first nine Cincinnati I*7 771 Richardson was based strictly Morßan Tutor Port Lac 7tl Halfback Ralph Anas- did not deliver lengthy how Arthur Murray makes New 1 along warm, sunny parade fights until then, and had 5 York 177 147 , on experience. The same was Chariot Turhctt. Arena 7it the tasio and Tech End Carroll lecture on their N. C. State dance instruction so relax- ¦ronkivn 147 its ;Dlck Orlalntor. Btllondalc 7ft route at “more than knocked out eight rivals. iChteato 147 142 I true in his choice of Andy (Paul Harlland. Clifton Park 77 125.000.” Dale. game mistakes. ing and enjoyable. 81 LouIf . jas ]24 . (BUI Bar,ter. RoUlnt Road 77 Another 10.000-15.000 lined the Palumbo is matched against Philadelphia 117 ' Carey at third over Jerry 121 tHoarr Oorardi. Norbock 77 12-mile route of the caravan to 3axon Robinson and Reynolds PH tabu rah B 2 110 ] Lumpe. I Prank Inrornlart. Valter Ranao 77 Toiau 1178 1210 ;Ocorto Oarr Annapolis C C. 7H the airport and another 2,000- •oes against Buddy At Houston. Prlnco 7K Knox, both AMCaICAH LEAGUE | Ford, who won the Series Ooorros Cor Tlao. Bonnie View ... 7ft 3.000 were on hand there. A in Kan,a* Clip < opener four-rounders. Palumbo is l«« 117 against Brooklyn in Bill* Phillip, Winchester .... Bn group of Braves' boosters a former collegiate lightweight ! Boaton 17:1 MB ' Monte Chambera. C C. of Md.___. Bn A WORD TO THE ,1955 but lost the first fame to Prospect Bl WISE FROM ENTERPRISE hampion from New York 147 1B 17.1*11 Sal Maglie and the Dodgers John Zaleakt Warrrnton Route SI to , Anar . near the plane the accom- Reynolds, a light-heavyweight*, Detroit lid it«i year, Casey's Tee Baker Ch Center *7 Wathinaton ill 112 1 last was solid se- No cards—Btltr Gilbert. Artrle; Joe paniment of a small band. ained some fame as a football Chtcato lod 12* 1 lection despite ordinary sea- Vaeth. Cllftoa Park Baltimore *7 ui his —WHITTLESEY. at m ... icicle George Washington Total# 1074 107.7 I son record of 11-5. A lame , - U ligh in Alexandria. ' shoulder kept him of MAJORS Total# 2202 2284 I1 out action for nearly two months in mid- Kowalski, Kovacs Continued From Page A-*# season. the league a solid anchor In "Once I was certain that Tangle Thursday the event the two majors de- STATISTICS ON SERIES Ford's arm was sound again," cided to expand to 10 teams—- Casey said, *'l never a move which appears highly considered Arena likely Br the Associated Pmi anyone else. Whitey likes it On Card In the next decade. riBST Two outstanding bouts have Stoneham, president PI»»»r ftnd Ab B when the going is tough.” Horace Club O H 2b 3b Hr Rbl 8b Prt been added to the wrestling for- lowron. New Torn 122 457 U 1M 15 ft 17 ft: ;i .301 There also any of the New York Giants, ' irock. Milwaukee was never oft »oo 31 do m g ja 3* o ’or question show which features Cowboy mally notified Frick today that orrw. Milwaukee 120 :ui4 4ft »o in ft ft 40 0 about Spahn pitching . , mpaon. Hew York . . 125 40.1 SI low IK 0 13 H 3 l *7O the opener for the Braves. Rocky Lee vs. Prof. Roy Shire the Giants are moving their Collina. Hew York in llii I? 30 10 a jo 2 "oi franchise San SECOND (UStMtv Winner of nine straight in the in a wlnner-take-all event to Francisco. Schoendionat. Milwaukee .. jfto «4* in ;oo 31 a Ift lift 4 300 Thursday night Capitol foregone * at The move was a Coleman. New York 77 1.V7 2.1 42 7 2 I* 1 "km stretch drive, the 36-year-oid Richardaon. New York B7 30A 38 "bill o i« l *ft« Oklahoman was the team's top Arena. conclusion but formal notice SHORTSTOPS Killer Kowalski, who ;was delayed until pos- McDoutald New York 141 530 07 ISfl 2ft B 13 K 2 2 "SO winner, with the best earned- demon-; the last l.oian Milwaukee 17» 484 ft» 135 20 7 lu 4B ft 213 strated rough house tactics last' sible day. YHIBD BASEMEN * run averflge. and the most ex- Lump*, _ _ _ week, face Sandor New York .. 40 103 Ift 3ft d 2 0 11 a 340 perienced pitcher on the staff. returns to Yesterday, the Executive MatlMwa Milwaukee 14* 5*2 100 IK7 2ft » 32 #4 3 2»2 of Hungary, Council Carer New Yor' ft.) 83 ft ,25ft His 21 victories during Kovacs while Luis recommended that the 247 30 sft 33 2 the sea- Danny salary players LESTPIRLBEBS son top_ped all pitchers Martinez meets Irish l minimum for Kubek. New York I*7 431 lift 17* 71 3 3 30 ft 2M7 in both McShain. Covington. Milwaukea Sd 37* ftl »3 4 n 21 ftft 4 .**? leagues. who survive the June 15 cut- Sieuantei, New York «« 200 24 #3 71 ft 34 0 2.ft4 Lee and Shire open the pro- down date be raised from Howard. Hew York . 110 35« 33 00 13 4 ft -2 .253 44 Only Adcoek Ailing gram at 8:30 o'clock. 66.000 to 67.000. New York Mantle. 144 474 120 173 2* ft 34 B 4 Ift 3«. ft The Braves, except Aaron. Milwaukee __ 151 ftl# lift mu 27 ft 44 137 1 .32* for Joe 41 Adcock, will be in top physical Haile. Milwaukee 134 2ft 54 12 0 7 27 1 .403 • \ I’efko. Mllwaukne *3 270 32 ftl ftl ft 27 1 777 condition. The big first base- Bauer. Hew York 124 12 8 1* "4 7 ,2»» man still experiences difficulty CandolL Milwaukea lift 3ft3 4ft »7 It 2 IS 4ft 1 2ft3253 running on the leg he broke p'-. * 2ft I r JKJff h! H IMI.229 last July and It has hampered his hitting somewhat. iX§ ? §:«2311 ft *5 2«J l X .238 The Braves arrived in New Rich Milwaukee 1 0 0 0 0 0 . . ,1... .187.167 ptxc ntote./ RESERVE...7 CATCHER* York, yesterday, confident of Pawstekl. Milwaukee ftft 105 13 2« 4 0 ft 17 0 .24* knocking the “’•MikftO Hew York 21 40 4 10 10 1 ft o .217 off proud Yankees. “TURNING ON YOUR SMILE” homer* Brave*—Aaron. Covlniton. ftchoendlenat. They > arand-ilam Adcock. were scheduled to work <¦..o*o' Ekowron. Simpaon, Bauer P >ch hit homer*. Brarea— Palko I, Torro. Eawatakl; Yankee*—Ekowron out at Yankee Stadium this fen a, Rvrne. afternoon, after the Yankees BRAVES' PITCHINO had taken their turn. Is Our Business P , cher. O IP H BB 80 CO OW, M 8h L ERA One thing Mahon . 32 47 33 20 411 0 O 2 3 153 can be sure. in ...» 30 271 241 7ft 100 Ift 4 21 11 2OH Manager Fred Haney will have R.bl . 34 217 1111 121 117 14 2 Jft 7 2HO ' Bright, smiling faces . . happy -nler I it 148 133 84 81 ft 10* 3 111 his outfielders practice playing confident folks who use our Thrift "thrifts* it if* ii* |2 75 2 17ft 384 services are our 7'’.•ueito *7 ii7 MO ft* 7* 14 1 17 * 3,71 carom shots off the tricky bar- aim. More than 5,400 happy savers ore smiling •iihnsoo 30 ftft 87 2ft 43 0 0 7 3 .3011 riers in left right field. over the liberal os Pi’err* 24 SO SO 50 Aft 3 0 sft 4,«4 and dividends we've credited to their savings accounts v *« Haney Trail ... 23 37 71 "7 0 Oil 5.2 ft said yesterday he was of Monday, September 30th* Put yourself line a full three Ph '“i- l* 0 0 11 1,1 in for HahL.^p.tcVino well aware of the treacherous months' profits ot our next quarterly dividend on Yankee Stadium outfield but |S Ml tit 1 !J S 123 December 31st! , PurdM.ani 24 iff120 lift 53 ftft ft 0 11 ft S.ftft did not expect his players to Orlrn 48 72 ftl Sfl 50 O 0 12 ft experience much difficulty. Turler 32 17ft I*o ftft 1(12 0 4 1.1 2 271J.83 too Tirol to 20 ftft 57 30 3ft 0 0 2 2 3 "I all «•: Oft know about Yankee OPEN A SAVINGS nitmar ... 4H 127 12* 37 o o ft 3 2 2ft ACCOUNT NOW Kucka ... .17 17* IftS 60 70 4 Ift 111 Eft* Stadium and its outfield fences," Careen ...... 27 140 IIS *7 70 4 i 10 4 3.73 he said. played there with Srrn* ... 30 (5 70 no 54 1 0 4ft 434 “I — Wag* Octet* 10th lit aamat Bravea 62 Yankee. 41. Detroit and other American hr Itacfnw famingi from Octet* butoHte—Yankee* 13. Brovea 0 Somplttaomi rune on—Yankee* no. Brarea 124 League clubs and I managed CLCR~RATTING there with the St. Louis Browns. I don't think the outfield in ift »}ft". 7?* 1 4HO 220 2* » M $!««¦y,n “'“ " ft Wo Yankee Stadium is any tougher *'* 0 *4 145 4 * 2,,H g CWS nMli&O* than the one in Pittsburgh. My pr s P Enter i n Hrevea ...... ifp Ha q.V boys badly ==®4 233 I ViW didn't do too there ’¦“KU ™ » ¦ ¦ so why should they have trouble in Yankee AND LOAN ASSOCIATION T, r * Stadium.” "" bftie—Yankee! IJ43*lrav T .i | ?io' Haney said he was glad that S ' "1* double Dl»»a—Brave* 130; Yankee. 15ft. Time* ahut out—Yankee. 2; Brave* 0, the Yankees had been made n"-“-Ift-lil.ft** Br|v*a, 20-77. 5110 favorites. E?fr'a r HS«!" tamea-Yankees 13-5. 722: Vravee 11-11. Mill. ei. "That we’ll set PENNSYLVANIA • Rjjprd home- Y»nk**e. 4" '.’O, *73: BrajJaa” 46-32, ,ft»4. means more AVI. N.W. Dl7-5585 i»#»._iolh Club) 60-27 040 credit when we win it.75 the 51- , l, ~" •1^ ,> *t,ln* ' r,llk Br *'**, Echoondiepal 23 SSmoe. VHbmß' j3 <' , year-old Rubek' **me* Californian said. It