Financial News jlimdmiflfaf f&pofte Resorts —Travel—Garden C *** SIXTEEN PAGES WASHINGTON, D. C., MARCH 16, 1953 Baltimore and Milwaukee in Big Leagues, Barring Unforeseen Nats' Slugging Downs As, 13-8, for Fifth Victory in Seven Starts win, Lose or Draw Vernon,Jensen, Two Meetings This Week By Francis Stann Star Staff Correspondent Yost and Coan Slated to Approve Shifts TAMPA, FLA., MAR. 14.— was so overcome by By Francis Stann « By the Associated Press emotion after his farewell speech in the Cardinals’ clubhouse Star Staff Correspondent BALTIMORE, Mar. 147—8i1l Veeck, this week that he was forced to return to his hotel before Clout CLEARWATER, Fla., Mar. 14. owner of the St. Louis Browns, said today the ... Homers only his old club met the Yankees in an'exhibition. As Saigh —Baltimore and Milwaukee are thing to departed, . observed. expected to join the major | needed transfer the Don Johnson Tagged leagues ' club to Baltimore is “There’s a man the public will remember next week, while and St. Louis each will lose a approval of the American and as a convicted income tax evader. Ball For 10 Hits After team. International Leagues. players will remember him as a true friend.” Relieving Stobbs Unless strong, unforeseen ob- “I can’t assure anybody of Steve O’Neill of the Phillies is more jections arise, , presi- : anything,” the owner said, “but I willing than ever to swap First Baseman jp% By Burton Hawkins dent of the Browns, Monday will i am very hopeful.” Star Staff Correspondent get the approval of other Ameri- issued a Eddie Waitkus. . . The Phils’ need lor a sec- Veeck statement after becomes every can League club owners to move several hours of meeting with ond-sacker more apparent ORLANDO. Fla., Mar. 14. to * The Nats Baltimore, which lost its big city officials at which he said day. ... A man Muggins has limbered up batting named Feldman j||j| league status 51 years ago. agreed muscles today, injecting four The they had to practically said “no” to Larry MacPhail and gotten will hold all the home runs, a and two a necessary local arrange- away Feldman, publicity man meeting on j with it. . . JBS& doubles into a 15- assault to vote the transfer ments. for Sunshine Park, spurned MacPhail’s ulti- at the Tampa Terrace Hotel in i He and Mayor Thomas jfig|PjpK jlpll that crushed the Philadelphia Tampa malum to report immediately to Bowie, on J|ij Athletics, 13-8. Monday. D'Alesandio prepared to leave In registering their Lou Per ini, president of the tonight for Tampa. Fla., to pre- the ground that he owed allegiance to fifth vic- Boston Franc,s s«»nn. tory in seven games Braves, wants to move sent those arrangements to a Sunshine to the very end, which came exhibition to the Nats received home Milwaukee and is expected to meeting of the American League today. . . . Muggins, a familiar figure at Maryland tracks, get blasts from Yost, Mickey approval from the National owners Monday. reports Ed League meeting at Bowie Monday. Vernon, Gil Coan and at a Wednesday Approval of 5 Jackie in St. Petersburg. Others Needed. Cuban authorities reportedly are reneging on their Jensen. Coan also contributed a The approval of five other Meeting $50,000 guarantee to the Pittsburgh Pirates, training outside triple and , while Jensen N. L. Wednesday. owners is necessary to transfer supplied single. Approval in the of Havana, because didn’t bring Ralph Kiner a and American the franchise. The Athletics produced home- League means obtaining consent “We’re hopeful that the ar- to camp at the outset. . . . Kiner, they point , was the only from six of eight run hitters in Gus Zernial and the club own- rangements made today will find reason for the guarantee. ... A truck laden with cases of ers. In the ex-Nat Cass Michaels, who ob- , the the approval of all my fellow beer sent by August Busch of the Anheuser-Busch Brewing tained three of Philadelphia’ss vote must be unanimous, but league members,” Veeck said. Perini has said Co., new owner of the Cardinals, was waved away from the 14 hits off Chuck Stobbs and he is sure of These arrangements include Don Johnson. It was Johnson, the backing of six of the other St. Petersburg clubhouse by Manager Stanky. . . . “It has rental and concessions at the Fred he thus far fighting a losing battle seven owners. And the seventh. city-owned in which nothing to do with my sentiments toward Saigh,” VEECK AND BALTIMORE OFFICIALS (second stadium the to retain a job with the Nats, who CONFER—BiII Veeck from left), owner of Phil Wrigley of the Cubs, says team explained, “but I just don’t want beer in this clubhouse. The the St. Louis Browns, is shown at he has would play. yielded six runs and 10 hits after Baltimore yesterday conferring with city officials about no objection. Milwaukee Approval of the fellows can have it at the hotel and in the clubhouse during the impending transfer of the Browns’ is only International replacing Stobbs in the sixth franchise to Baltimore. From left to right are City about 90 miles from Chi- League is the regular season. But not here and now.” . Solicitor Thomas Biddison, Veeck and Mayor Thomas cago. also needed to trans- D’Alesandro. The mavor is holding a fer the to an- * * * * From prepared statement for the press. Veeck is -1 Washington’s sustained I_ap Wirephoto. reasonably sure of other home. Hartford, display of power emerged getting the Conn., , one of the best latter-day base-punners these needed affirmative and Quebec, Canada, along with fantastic averages after seven votes in the American League. 1 and now manager of the Tampa Smokers, remembers the Toledo, Ohio, and Providence, pre-season games: Jensen, .529; The only indication that Veeck . . . R. 1., have been late Clyde Milan for one piece of advice. “Clyde told Coan, .478: Vernon, might have any mentioned as .455: Yost, opposition was possibilities. Toledo, me that bases are stolen in the dugout, not on the ball field,” .375, and Runnels, Yanks Whip Dodgers, Indiana, a which lost Pete .353. LSU and Kansas Win statement' made by Arthur its American Ben said. “To be a good base stealer you have to study every 2 general manager of Association fran- Kellner Brothers Pounded. Ehlers. the chise in mid-season 1952. also so-and-so who walks to the box.” The Nats made it an unhappy Philadelphia Athletics, in Or- 8-3, NCAA, has been mentioned as a pos- family affair for the With 4 Homers; In Seton Hall in NIT lando and Ehlers didn’t voice Chapman swiped plenty of bases in his day and recalls Kellner sible site for the Milwaukee club brothers. Yost and Vernon any strong objections. He merely his came easiest against the better . . . . in the event the Boston that efforts slammed left-handed Alex for By the Associated Press fly the Associated Press termed It as “not an assured Braves “Grove Athletics pushovers,” thing.” transfer to the city. and Earnshaw of the were he two-run homers in the second Ford Hurls 3 NEW YORK, Mar. 14.—Walt | RALEIGH. N. C., Mar. 14. Wisconsin “They they learned, ' “We Haven’t recalls. had so much stuff never and inning. Right-handed Walt was By the Associated Press Dukes and a defense that yielded Louisiana State, the Nation’s haven’t talked with Veeck Committed Selves. apparently didn’t care, what the base-runners did. Trouble the victim of sixth-inning hom- MIAMI, Mar 14.—Phil Riz- only 15 points in the first half j seventh-ranked club, forged an nor has he talked with us.” Ehlers Informed of a report that ap- with me was that I rarely got on base when those fellows ers by Coan and Jensen. zuto, playing his first game of carried Seton Hall to victory in 18-point lead in the third quar- said. “Allwe know is what we’ve proval of other American League read in the papers, every- teams would be mere formality, were pitching.” Stobbs, off to a shaky start, the year, hit a today the National Invitation Tourna- i ter and then held off a last- so a forced across a run with two as the evened ment tonight. Seton Hall beat minute rally to whip Cru- thing must wait until we get to Veeck said they “haven’t defin- are when they watch the the Rival big league clubs properly awed out m the first inning. He walked their series with the Brooklyn unseeded St. John’s, 58-46, be- saders from New England, 81- meeting Monday.” itely committed themselves. the Washington outfield of Gil Coan, Jim Busby and Jackie Dave Philley and Eddie Robin- Dodgers, 8-3. , fore a crowd of 18,496, the largest 73, here tonight to win the NCAA Frick Calls Meeting. They reserve the right of ap- proval Jensen run, and generally concede the trio to be the swiftest son and the bases were filled and Bob Cerv ever to see a basketball game Eastern regional basketball tour- Commissioner , who or disapproval on account when Zernial singled off Runnels’ also in Madison Square Garden. earlier of certain arrangements to be unit in baseball. . . . Mickey Mantle of the Yankees has homered. nament. had indicated a “hands- glove. Chuck made today.” been clocked at 3.2 (batting left-handed after a full swing) walked Michaels A crowd of 8,427 also saw Duquesne took third place in Bobby Pettit, 6-foot-7, scored off” policy, has called for a here to score Philley, but averted fur- Whitey Ford, the 12-team tournament, routing 29 points, several of them the meeting tomorrow at his winter “I think we have the answers and at 3.5 (batting right-handed) going from home plate to the former GI, to of those ther damage when Pete Suder—- make appearance Manhattan, 81-67, in the pre- i Tigers battled desperately to nold headquarters in nearby most questions,” his first mound Belleair. ! first base. . . . But Coan’s time is 3.4 seconds, Busby’s is the later to Veeck continued. get three singles—forced for the champions since the 1950 liminary consolation game. Holy Cross last-minute surge. Invited to this meeting are Michaels. Asked if there might any same and Jensen’s is 3.8. . Taking over in Dukes, gangling, 6-foot-ll Ne- The Crusaders pulled to with- George Trautman, head of the be * That beyond * * * lead was enjoyed briefly, the seventh with the situation gro from Rochester, N. Y., who in five points with three min- minor leagues: Frank Shaugh- other hitches approval of for Washington nessy, the two leagues. Veeck THE are getting a chuckle out of retaliated with well in hand, the southpaw has been Seton Hall’s greatest utes to play but lacked the nec- president of the Interna- said, “I three runs off Alex Kellner in see none.” Yankee claims that is set for a winning year walked three men and uncorked offensive weapon all season, essary punch to overhaul the tional League; Bruce Dudley, the first inning. Yost singled to a pitch to tonight. rangy Lousianians. president of the American As- The mayor, to whom Veeck he . . wild give a 21 points because has draped 210 pounds on that lanky frame. . left and shifted to second Brooklyn scored only gave all credit on run. However, he allowed only But that was the high mark for Wake Forest, Southern Con- sociation; Will Harridge, presi- the for initiating “He weighed 215 pounds last spring,” they point out, “and Zernial’s fumble. Coan’s single the proposed transfer, said all one single the next two frames. a tense game, dominated by the ference champ, defeated Lebanan dent of the American League; I us any . . . got major points Blackie didn’t do good.” Myron (Mike) Wilson, to the same sector Yost to Russ starting both sides. Valley, 91-71, to capture consola- Warren Giles, president of the have been agreed third Meyer, for the defensive play on upon. new president of the , isn’t going in for and a Vernon single to Dodgers, went five innings ttion honors. National League; Veeck and Pe- center scored him. Coan and and It was the lowest score in a Some Details any of the shenanegans of his predecessor, Ellis Ryan, who allowed only two hits, but one Francisco LSU thus earned the right to rini. Baltimore is in the In- Unsettled. Vernon advanced when Jensen NIT final since San “There a few details for used to suit up during . . . . “The only change was Woodling’s homer after two move on to Kansas Cityt for next ternational League and Milwau- are grounded out and Runnels’ beat Loyola of , 48-47, further of clothing I’ll is suit to says walks in the fourth. week’s NCAA national finals. kee is in the American Associa- consideration. But it is make from business pajamas,” single to left scored both. in 1949. It also ended a long the feeling of Bill Veeck and the New (A) __ tion. Wilson, a Maryland farmer and hog raiser. York 000 302 201—8 6 2 String of victories for outsiders. Dickie Hemric, Wake Forest Brooklyn (Nl __ Park Board Nats Boost Margin. 001 001 loo—3 5 1 center, set a new national two- Frick said he called that these will be Horsemen 17-year-old Wiesier Sain (4). Ford (7). and Ber- Seton Hall was the top-seeded tomorrow’s with insist that Allen Rose will claim The Nats boosted their margin ra; Meyer, Roebuck (6). (8). year scoring meeting to settled no difficulties,” Lee and team and is ranked fourth na- record. His 29 points familiarize himself among . 7-1 Campanella. Winner—Sain. a place shortly the top jockeys. . . Rose, best rider to in the second inning. With Loser— years with the transfer plans D’Alesandro said. Mver Home runs—N. Y.. Mantle. tionally in the Press sent his total for ttwo of | and that two out Stobbs walked and Yost Woodlin, Cerv, Rizzuto. Associated he Baltimore's Municipal Stadium at Sunshine Park since Tony DeSpirito left a week ago, is poll. varsity competition to 1,358. doubted that any announce- crashed a home run over the ment result, is administered by the Board of one of the few riders who eats like a horse—trying to up his Giants LSU. G.F.Pts. Holy Cross. G.F.Pts. i would left-fieldfence. Coan was nicked Pound St. John’s, unseeded “Cinder- j Belcher.! . 6 517 Palazzi.f 16 8 i The moves would involve con- Parks and Recreation, and it weight of 92 pounds. by pitched which had upset St. | Clark.! 2 0 4 MaEllligan,! 2 15 group a ball and Vernon ella” team Freshley.f Oil Early,! 306 sideration of territorial rights. was with that that Veeck Joe Awad, and now asso- then rammed To Defeat Indians, 12 to 2 Louis, defending champion La Pettlt.c 12 529 Kasprzak.f 0 0 0 spent six Gonzaga Georgetown alumnus a homer over the Magee.g 0 O Perini, who owns the about hours conferring reach the _ 5 615 Carroll.! 0 Milwaukee Herman’s publicity handling public right-field wall. ANGELES, W> Salle and Duquesne to McArdle.g 4 513 Lewis.g _ 1 0 2 today and with whom the ar- ciated with Dave firm, is LOS Mar. 14. Bridges.g 10 2 Kielley.c 3 17 ! franchise, reportedly will ask Zernial opened fourth in- —The fiinals, couldn’t match the de- 8 rangements were made relations for the Ponce de Leon Raceway in . . . . the New York Giants ham- Schultz,g_ 0 0 0 Nangle,c__ 2 4 ! that his Brewers be transferred ning with a smash over the left- mered out nine off fensive skill of the New Jersey . Perry,g _ 6 517 to Toledo “I have reviewed the proposed Located 10 miles south of Jacksonville, the track is Florida’s runs Bob Markey.g 5 616 in order to make room field fence to complete the dam- Lemon, ace righthander, in the Pirates. Casey.g 0 0 0 for the Braves. agreement and I concur fully first night pari-mutuel harness plant. Supr’wicz.g 2 0 4 The Orioles are age against Stobbs, but the Nats first three innings to waltz to with the terms decided upon.” * an The Brooklyn Redmen, trail- expected to move to Hart- * * * made it 81 Totals 25 23 either 9-2 against left-handed easy 12-2 victory over the Cleve- ing, 14-9, at the half after jump- Totals 30 21 73 ford, Conn., or Quebec, Canada, j the mayor added. RECOMMENDED READING is Burt Hawkins’ profile on Dick Rozek in Indians today. Told of two injunc- the fifth. Jensen land ing into an early lead that lasted Schlundt Scores 41 Points if Veeck receives permission to threatened Mickey . . . singled Grasso in the current . and took second on a Wildness proved undoing seven minutes, didn’t score a put the in | tion suits to prevent the transfer pitch the Browns Baltimore—- Accurately, Hawkins calls him the hero of Washington’s wild and after Runnels of Lemon, a 22-game winner point in the first seven minutes As Indiana Beats Irish ¦ and if his terms of restitution j in St. Louis, Veeck laughed. walked, - His only comment set. . . Rozek wild making quarter. are was, “blue jean” . Even if he doesn’t hit much, Mickey’s a pitched who was his first ap- of the second Seton 14 (/P).—Don satisfactory to Jack “Well, again. Ken j CHICAGO, Mar. Dunn whale of a guy.... is planning to play IrvNoren Wood scored both pearance of the spring. He Hall didn’t do much better, get- j Schlundt’s record-breaking 41 HI, president of the Orioles. 1 that’s interesting.” runners with a single to center. walked six, hit one batter and ting only four in that time. Indiana, Poor Second in Boston. in every exhibition game on the Yankees’ schedule. . . . “He points led the Nation’s That lead appeared none too uncorked a wild pitch in the The Braves have been says he has to play regularly in order to hit,” Stengel says, Then Dukes, who was chosen I No. 1 team, to 79-66 victory over running formidable with Johnson on the three innings he toiled. He also of in the NCAA Cen- a poor second to the Red Sox in “and I’ll give him a real chance this I still think he’s mound. unanimously by a committee Notre Dame Second spring. He broke into the game gave up five solid hits. Boston during recent years. In NAIA Title got too much inning by of an upstroke, but we’ll find out.” in the sixth walking One of the blows was an in- (See NIT, Page C-3.) (See NCAA, Page C-3.) 1948, when they won the pen- of the Dodgers insists that he’s finished Michaels, then permitted suc- side-the-park homer by A1 Dark nant, the Braves drew 1,455,439 by Springfield with the business cessive singles by Suder, Joe As- with one on. The ball rolled paid customers. But attendance Won of trying to hit home runs. ... “Ihit a few troth and pinch-hitter Allie bullpen Battlefield Second by a Neck since has By the Associated toward the end of last season.” he explains, “but when I under the Cleveland declined steadily and Press Clerk, producing two runs. The bench in short rightfleld and rapidly. When a low of 281,000 KANSAS CITY. Mar. 14.—The wound up the year my average only .308 instead of .338, A’s was came up with a third run in before it could be retrieved, Dark patrons was reached last year, Springfield (Mo.). State Bears which You inning I hit in 1951. can put me down now as a spray the when Astroth scored had circled the bases. Crafty Admiral Carries 128, two of wealthy Contractor Per- tonight became the first team hitter, going for that average instead of the home run.” from third base after Philley Rookie Her Score and Bob ini’s original partners sold out to win two National Intercol- * * * flied * deep to left. Hooper, who followed Lemon on to Lou and his brothers, Charles legiate (NAIA) titles in a row by Coan and Jensen Park'Cap and Joseph. turning JAKE FLOWERS, ex- of the Indians and now “at lifted their the mound for the Indians, also Wins Gulfstream back three-time cham- liberty” in had trouble locating the plate. The geographic problems pion Hamline University. 79-71, these parts, figures a pennant for Cleveland will (See NATS, Page C-3.) By thu Associated Press up to fourth re- The Giants received a total of field had moved ; suiting from the transfers pro- with surprising ease. to . . have come the hard way. . “Dale Mitchell throw MIAMI,Fla., Mar. 14.—Crafty when they hit the far turn. can’t 14 passes. ! bably will be dissolved by retain- Indian State’s Sycamores of and he can slide only one says. Admiral, under a ride Battlefield, George D. Wide- ing way,” Jake “ never Two home runs by masterful the Browns in the Western Terre Haute came from throws anybody out, Luke Easter Nats, 13; A's, 8 by Jockey Kenny Church, ner’s five-year-old winner of behind can’t move, Bobby Avila is Philadelphia. George Strickland accounted for Division of the American League late in the final quarter to edge AB. R. H. PO. A. B whipped Battlefield in a torrid $455,902, took over second as moody, is a mediocre shortstop, and when that Joost.ss 4 0 1 2 2 Ti both Cleveland tallies. and shiftihg Pittsburgh to the East Texas State of Commerce, DcMaestri.ss 2 0 0 11 duel to win the $50,000 they turned for home while away 0 — stretch bat is taken from A1 Rosen he’s Valo.rf 3 o 1 O n New York (N) 030 000 12 9 1 Eastern Division of the National 74-71, for third place. no asset. Otherwise, o (A) Gulfstream Park Handi- Admiral sprinted to the a Philley.c! 3 113 10 Cleveland 001 010 000— 2 3 4 added Crafty League. A crowd of 9,700 filled Munici- Cleveland is helluva ball club.” Robinson.lb 3 0 0 0 0 (4), Worthington (7) racing Hamilton,lb 0 Hearn. Corwin cap today, the mile and a front and turned on the speed. “Our 1 0 0 2 1 0 and Westrum. Calderone (4), Yvarz (7): fast problem is relatively pal Auditorium for the 32-team, Only opposition by is likely to prevent Zernial,if 4 1 2 l o o R. Lemon. Bcore (4), Hooper (7) and quarter in 2:00% over a Battlefield tried desperately to McGee if Tipton, (1). Winner—Hearn; simple,” Giles said, referring week-long tournament windup. Manush 100000 Hezan at Gulfstream Park. overtake Crafty Admiral in the to Heinie from becoming the Nats’ coach Bucky Michaels.2b 3 3 3 1 2 0 Loser—Lemon. track the new — Boston-to-Milwaukee move. Buder.3b 6 2 3 0 2 0 Home runs: N. Y.: Dark. Cleveland Crafty Admiral, topweight In to the wire, but the of Harris wants the old , an accomplished Astroth.c 4 113 0 (2). drive son be a now golfer 0 Strickland t field 11 with 128 pounds, Fighting proved “Milwaukee would Western but longing a Watlington.c 1 0 0 0 0 0 the of Fox he had what city and admittedly for spot baseball. . . Pittsburgh become in . Griff and A. Kellner.p 1 0 0 0 0 0 took over the lead from Maine it takes and Battlefield, carrying would Red Sox V/in, 2-1, Heinie never hit it off too well, although gave Rozek.p 000110 a part of the Eastern Division. Manush the W. Kellner.p 100000 Basketball Results Chance Farm’s Admiral’s Pride three pounds less at 125, couldn’t This Nats all he had in the early 1930’5. VSchelb, 1 0 0 0 0 0 coming into the stretch and, involves only the swapping fClark 10 10 0 0 NATIONAL INVITATION TOURNAMENT catch him. In Last (Maybe) {Thomas, 10 10 0 0 (Championship.) Battlefield pounding at his race (Continued Seton Hall 68 St. John’s (Bkn.) 4A with Church said after the on Page c-4. Col 4.) Totals 39 8 13 24 10 ~2 (For Third Place.) heels, raced under the finish that Crafty Admiral “is probably Boston City Series •Flied out for A. Kellner in 4th. Duaoesne 81 Manhattan 67 line a neck in front. By the Associated Press (Singled for Rozek in 7th. NCAA TOURNAMENT the best horse I’ve ever ridden.” {Singled Four-Way Exhibition Owen J. Roberts Reported for W. Kellner In 9th. AT RALEIGH. N. C. Ranch’s Dulat mov- Church said that at no time did Baseball SARASOTA, Fla., Mar. 14. (Regional Final.) up fast for place, six RESULTS YESTERDAY. Four Boston Washington. AB R. H. PO. A. E. LUS 81 . Holy Cross 73 ed third Battlefield head his mount in Washington. 13; Philadelphia (A). 8. Red Sox pitchers Yost. 3b 4 2 2 2 0 0 (Consolation.) lengths behind and Admiral’s the drive to the wire. A1 Sch- New York (A). 8: Brooklyn. 3 held the Boston Braves to five Hoderlein.3b 1 0 1 l i o Valley 71 Philadelphia (N), 5: 3. Heading Penn Wake Forest 91 Lebanon the early pace, Cincinnati.(N), today Football Probe Coan.cf 3 3 3 4 0 0 Pride, who set midl, on Battlefield, said his , 4: St. Louis 0. hits for a 2-1 victory in By the Associated Press Vernon.lb NCAA TOURNAMENT Boston (A), 2; (N), report published 4 2 2 3 1 0 AT MANHATTAN. KANS. fourth. Boston 1. opening game of 1 with a by the Taylor, lb 1 0 0 4 0 0 was horse “just didn’t make it.” Cincinnati ‘B,’’ 7; University of Flor- the the annual PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 14. Philadelphia Jensen,rf 6 2 3 3 (Regional Final.) Crafty Admiral, favorite with ida. 5. city series—possibly be- Inquirer 0 0 - j that the Runnels, sg Kansas 61 Oklahoma AAM 66 Battlefield won the Appleton Chicago (N), the last Former Supreme Court Justice 3 1112 0 (Consolation.) 20,220, 8; Chicago (A), 7. , trustees are considering “an Verble.ss 1 0 0 0 0 the crowd of paid $5.90, at a and an Bt. Louis (A), 8: tween two Boston teams. Wood,lf 0 TCC 68 Oklahoma City 56 Handicap mile Ooakland (PCL), 2 Owen J. Roberts was reported powerful 6 1 2 2 0 0 $3.20 mutuels. New York , 12; 2. over-all Athletic Coun- Dietzel,2b $3.90 and in the Cleveland Owner Lou Perini of the tonight to be heading 3 0 0 2 2 0 NCAA TOURNAMENT AT CHICAGO eighth last Saturday. Pittsburgh. 7; Cuban Star*. 2. a com- cil” which would have power to Terwilliger,2b 0 1 0 3 3 0 (Regional Final.) Battlefield, second choice, re- The value of the race was TODAY’S GAMES. Braves announced at Bradenton mittee of University of Pennsyl- any Grasso.c 3 0 1 2 0 0 Indiana 79 - Notre Dame 66 $3.60 and $2.80, while Boston (A) vs. Cincinnati, at Tampa today iron out disputes. 1 0 0 0 0 0 (Consolation) turned doubled to $50,000 this year and Chicago (A) vs. Chicago (N), he wants to move the team vania Oldis.c Pennsylvania at trustees investigating the The squabble over policy Stebbs.p 11 0 0 0 0 90 De Paal 70 Dulat paid $5 to show. Crafty now has won Phoenix. to Milwaukee for the start of with- Johnson.p 0 0 0 0 1 0 NCAA TOURNAMENT AT CORVALLIS, Admiral Cleveland tz. New York , at Log the current r.ow over Penn's foot- Crafty Admiral, by Angeles. in Penn’s Athletic Department (Bradshaw 1 0 0 0 0 0 ORE. owned $379,350 in two years, including 1953 season. ball policies. developed split (Consolation.) Charles and Frances Cohen of Detroit rz. Boston (N>. at Braden- The Braves were in into a wide-open Totals 36 13 16 27 Wyoming $102,125 in Florida this winter. ton. Fla. held check To *0 SeatUe 80 64 Beach, repeated the (A) The trustees are scheduled to Athletic Franny SHit Into double play for Stobbs in 6th. Miami thus New York v». Brooklyn, at Mi- by Sid Hudson, Maurice McDer- between Director NAIA TOURNAMENT AT KANSAS CITY He won the $50,000 McLennan at ami. meet Monday, according Murray Philadelphia . 100 103 102— 8 (Championship) victory he scored in this stake mott, Ken and to a and Football Coach Washington Springfield (Mo.) Hialeah was sixth in his Philadelphia (A) vg. Washington, at Holcombe Ellis 340 022 20x—13 state 70 Hamline 71 last year and earned $37,400 of and Pla. report published by the Sunday George Munger. Runs batted (2). (For Third Place) Orlando. Kinder. Their only run, charged in—Michaels Vernon gross purse last start, the SIOO,OOO Widener. Louis (A) vs San Bulletin, which inquiry (3). Runnels (2). Yost (2), Wood Indiana State 74 E. Texas State 71 the of $59,500. (PCL), at San Francisco against said Roberts The said the proposed (2). Astroth. Philley,Zernial. pro- Francisco. Hudson in the second group. Clark. Coan. Jen- NINTH NAVAL DISTRICT Dulat was first out of the gate, Favorites dominated the St- Louis "B" (A) vs. Seattle (PCL) inning, heads the The former Athletic Council probably will be sen. Hoderlein (2). Two-base hits— TOURNAMENT at Palm Springs. Calif. resulted from an Jensen. Wood. with Crafty gram and the daily double, made jurist could not be reached for discussed by trustees at a meet- Three-base hit—Coan. (Championship) Admiral and Ad- Philadelphia (N) vs. St. Louis (N). at by A1 Richter, rookie shortstop, Home runs—Yost. Vernon. Zernial. Coan. Great Lakes NTC 71 Glenview NAS 63 only behind. up of Free Passes ($6.50) in St. Petersburg. comment tonight. ing Monday. Jensen. Michaels. Sacrifice—Johnson. miral’s Pride a step the and Jack Dittmer’s single. plays—Philley MARYLAND SCHOLASTIC TOURNAM’T first, ($11.60) TOMORROW'S GAMES. j Dbuble to Astroth; Rozer (Class Championship.) Admiral’s Pride soon the and Jaco in the Boston (A) vs. Boston , at Bra- Terwilliger A took The first of the two Red Sox Roberts, who retired in 1945 to Robinson: to Taylor. Left Montgomerv 60 Allegany ; denton. Fla. on bases—Philadelphia. 11; Washing- Blair 57 favorite was second, second, paid $68.90. (Class B Championship.) lead and the ! Chicago (A) vs. New York (N), at Los runs also was unearned. Singles from the Nation's highest court, Giants Sign Jerry Furst ton. 4. Bases on balls—Off Stobbs. 4; Angeles. Johnson. 1; Bruce 69 Arendel 61 half a length back, as they thun- The hot, breezy weather 1 by Jimmy is a former of the oh 2; off A. Kellner, off (Class Cleveland vs. Piersall and George dean Pennsyl- j NEW YORK, Mar.