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The Stork Flies Fast, but the Ral News Flies Faster by Long Distance NATIONAL PROGRAM ANNOUNCED THXEVENING STAR Washington D C * nanlr, area, is. iao*C-3 Big Ten Gin Televise THE BASEBALL BEAT Vern Stephens On 8 Grid Saturdays BY BURTON HAWKINS NEW YORK, April 19 UP November 24 (Thanksgiving The Big Ten. which led the Day)—Texas at Texas AdeM. BOSTON, April 19.—1 f the patched Eddie Yost home from Looking for Job fight against the NCAA National November 26—Army vs. Navy Yankees sputter in their next third base after Pete Runnels game-a-week football television at Philadelphia. few games, they’ll be searching filed to Cerv in short leftfleld . program, will be able to show December 3—North Carolina for a starting pitcher. The ... seemed like a ridiculous romp, its wares on TV on eight of at Duke. Senators would be willing to but Dressen’s contempt for Cent’s After 14 Years! the conference’s nine Satur- Lindsey Nelson and Red talk business if Pitcher Tom throwing was justified by a woe- days next fall. Grange win be the commentators Morgan. Catcher-Outfielder El- fully wide peg. BALTIMORE. April 19 UP The eight-game National pro- on the national series. NBC ston Howard and an unidenti- ** * * After 14 seasons in the American gram was announced yesterday also plans program regional fied league shortstop were League, Vern Stephens is look- to minor Dressen and Coach Cookie ing job. I m^**y j by the NCAA Television Com- games on the five available dates included in the transaction. Lavagetto will play It more cau- for a mittee and the National Broad- to provide a continuous series. Is Ted Williams missed in tiously in the future with Mickey The Orioles released the 34- casting Co., which will telecast ... year-old Wttm ¦ WKmM¥- jmSffii%..?y&&f'; This isn’t what the Big Ten I Boston? . Not by one segment Vernon on base Thrown out third baseman last <- plate, night. They mmK3m . »» the National programs. Five originally sought in its demands at the at second base and also optioned Sec- k*:*:-4sm ‘&II*S> k •**JS*J«P Saturdays open of Boston writers who never ,’K&... were left for for regional programs under na- | developed deep admiration for picked off first in the first four ond Baseman Don Leppert, ¦* regional programs. farmhand, - tional controls, but it can put the slugger. .. Writing an open games, Vernon has convinced former Yankee to Four Big Ten teams are sched- at least one conference team be- letter to Williams in the Boston them his legs aren’t as lively as Charleston of the American uled for National network ap- fore regional viewers on all but American yesterday. Austen In the past . Mickey, lnci- i Association. pearances, two against non-con- the last Saturday of the Big Lake said. "The team is doing dentally, will be 37 years old Stephens got in 101 games ference opponents, and the re- Ten season. Conference rules okay without you, maybe better Friday . Vernon was playing with the Orioles last year, bat- gional dates are spaced so as provide that the season may not than It would if you came back professional baseball before Har- ting .285. hitting eight homers to make a continuous eight-week open before the last Saturday in to take all the bows and blanket mon Killebrew, the Senators’ and driving in 46 runs. His program possible for regional September and must end the 'em under your big shadow. I lone bonus boy, was a year old. lifetime average is .287 and he viewers In the Midwest. Saturday before Thanksgiving. suspect, If the players put It to Johnny Schmitz has a 4-2 has blasted 244 homers. The National schedule: Bill Reed, assistant commis- a vote, Ted, they’d ask you to record against the Yankees since Stephens played with the stay you they disposed September 17—Miami (Fla.) sioner of the conference, said it where are and Just of him. ... He has Browns for seven years before at Georgia Tech. would be about two weeks be- keep on fishing.” allowed only nine earned runs going to the Red Sox in 1948. September 24—Regional date. fore the conference football TV Bill Cunningham, Boston Her- against them in 45 innings for He stayed at Boston until 1953, October I—Ohio State at program is set up. Reed said ald writer, said, “Itnow appears a 1.80 average Billy Consolo, when he split the season with Stanford. conference officials have been that the greatest thing that's 20-year-old infielder frequently the White Sox and Browns, and October B—Regional. consulting network officials happened to the Fenway Fusil- sought by the Senators, was op- came here when the St. Louis October 15—Notre Dame at pending yesterday’s announce- iers in years is Mrs. Ted Wil- tioned to Oakland yesterday by franchise was moved. Michigan State. ment. liams.” ... All this Is being the Red 50x.... He was a bonus Until 1951. he was used pri- October 22—Regional. The Pacific Coast Conference, written at a time when Ted’s player who served his two years marily as a shortstop. His best October 29—Iowa at Michi- which also objected to the na- leftfleld replacement, Faye on the bench and now is eligible years were 1949. when he hit 39 gan. tional TV controls of the past Throneberry, Is hitting .400. to be farmed out. homers and drove in 159 runs, November s—Regional. four years, didn’t fare so well. Williams had a .348 lifetime bat- and 1950. when he hit 30 homers November 12—Regional. appear ting average, was the American The Senators unloaded Pitcher and drove in 144 runs. He played Its teams can’t on more League’s November 19— UCLAat South- than six Saturdays between Sep- only big drawing caiM Vince Gonzales yesterday and in six All-Star games. ern California. tember 24 and November 19. and will be missed. now must trim only two more ** * * players. Gonzales, released SHk# ¦ ¦ aHM • HPffll The Yankees' Bill Showron, outright, pitched two innings Additional Sports jHP , Ifljl!’ t s . HH off to a hot start, will be tested against the Yankees and was more thoroughly by fast balls, thumped for six runs. On Next Page Poirer Ready for Best head-high and inside ... He crowds the plate and Washing- ton pitchers, at least, took quick After Kayo of notice that Showron failed to get Busso the ball out of the infield in seven haul it yourself NEW YORK. April 19 VP to even the score. Gene is chances after Bob Porterfield The name Is Gene Poirer and ready,” his manager, Irving sent him into the dirt Saturday night you’re fight after he had singled and mark it down if a Cohen, said. “We know DeMarco doubled. going fan. You’re to hear a lot is booked to meet Carmen Ba- Bob Cerv, Yankee outfielder, about this 23-year-old more ex- silio, so Gene is willing to fight has the worst arm in the majors platoon sergeant from Niagara RIZZUTO SAFE AT HOME Chico Vejar, Fiore, and proved it Sunday when Falls, N. Y. Carmen BALTIMORE.—PhiI Rizzuto, Yankees shortstop, is shown sliding home safely in Danny Manager Chuck Dressen dls- angular-faced war Giovanelli and most of the fourth inning of last night’s game with the Orioles after Irv Noren singled The Korean the leading welterweights.” to veteran faintly Tony "The Original" mgk Fie. WITH EVERYTHING left. Catcher Hal Smith of the Orioles reaches for the ball as Umpire John Rice resembles Matchmaker wBoSm watches. The Yankees 6-0, Zale facially and he hits hard Ted Brenner Ki FURNISHED RUT THE DRIVER won, behind Whitey Ford’s three-hit pitching. AP like the old middleweight promised Poirer a May date at 1 HERSON It P cham- * Wlrephoto. pion. against the Parkway against “a good Hertz, the world's largest truck rental For two rounds Immtdiolt Strrict exam- Johnny Busso last night at Brook- opponent.” organisation, gives you the world's finest RATES: For lyn’s Parkway Arena, service 'round the dock. Call any time. pie, the rate for a 12 ft. 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