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SPOUTS Jttening TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1964 , - 4 . l&i -V • Jh >, ¦' • - . . Jfclaf - ¦ ¦ i ¦ C** San Francisco Bars CW Path to Ail-College Title ? ——— > Win, Lose or Draw Nays Selected Tulsa Next for Colonials; By FRANCIS STANN IT IS COMMON PRACTICE among the trade to pretend Kentucky Faces No. 2 Utah up Over Bannister to clean out desks near the end of a year in order to come ; ‘ Spatial Ditpatch to Dm Star to Frau with a review column. Actually, it merely involves shuffling Associated stale notes and clippings and stubs and reviving memories of OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 21 ItyKentucky was ranked as the the big and little things that one saw George Washington’s basketball 1 No. 1 basketball team in the Na- isAthleteof's4? team, newly rated No. 8 in the jtion today the weekly Asso- happen in sports. Such as . . . in •(country in poll the Maryland dress- oB Four-Minute IP this week’s Associated I ciated Press and if the Wild- Jim Tatum leaving MiJer Press poll, and San Francisco cats can get past this week’s ac- ing room after the No. 1 coach and the No. 1 ¦Bp|§ Followed by Landy, University, tied for 18th, appear tion. they’ll be hard to displace. team in the Nation went flat in the Orange K to be the class of the 19th annu- Adolph Rupp’s team boasts a last January 1 and lost to Oklahoma, Olson in AP Poll al All-College Tournament as 3-0 record and hasn’t bean beat- Bowl • • * •*' > m ¦ •* they head into tonight’s semi- game of 7-0. And picking up his 6-year-old son, By tbo en since the last the # Associated Press finals. 1951-52 season. The Wildcats whose lip trembling, and asking: wl Willie . lower was Mays, the sensational For the first time in the tour- didn’t field a team the followiflg to cry, are you, young W'; ;¦ “You’re not going ycyjy centerfielder who led the ney’s history, the Oklahoma Ag- year and they were undefeated New York Giants to a pennant gies, winners 11 rimes and de- for 1953-54. and World Series sweep in "I guess not,” little Tatum said in a y / his I?'' fending champions, were ousted They’re running their own first full year in the major in Hank low voice. Then . . . "Why didn’t we sneak W the first round. Coach tournament this week and they league, today was selected as the Valley Conference for touchdown?” Jp Iba’a Missouri go into action against three pre- a “male athlete of the year” in champions fell before George Club the year-end tenders to their lofty perch— Later in January the Touchdown tnntia gu--. Associated Press Washington in lust night's fea- poll. Utah, ranked No. 2; LaSalle, honored Col. Earl Blaik of West Point as ture. 56-46, witnessed by 3.000. was place shindig past 23-year-old batting which in first in the coach of the year. When the was over, well The and GW takes on Tulsa in tonight’s first polllast week, and Southern midnight, Blaik carried his gleaming trophy into Toots Shor’s fielding, star beat out Roger Ben- windup semifinal game, while California, possibly the class of Francisco, suite at the Statler, mopped his brow, and said to the man ¦ i 1 San which crashed the Pacific Coast Conference. Breakdown of Voting ranking list after upsetting ; sportswriters ¦ the Os the 69 and nearest him: * UCLA last week, meets Oklahoma getting just can’t take this any more.” The tabulation of the AP’s poll radio men who voted in the “I’m old. I on the the year City in the first game. San Fran- poll, put trophy. it,” male athlete of 21 the Wildcats in first The other glanced at the “You can’t take (first-place votes in parentheses cisco advanced past Wichita, 94- place. All told, they drew a he snorted. “I can’t get it.” and points on a 3-2-1 basis): 75, yesterday, while Tulsa out- total of 527 points based on the The other was Eddie Erdelatz of Navy, who licked Blaik hustled Wyoming, 69-64, and standard procedure of 10 for a 1. Willie Man. baseball (38) . ..185 City Hous- vote, nine this season, is going to the Sugar Bowl, and, who rates as a 2. Roger Bannister, track (38*4) 100 Oklahoma overcame first-place for second 3. Landy, track (7Va) 80 •/ ton. 72-65, in other first-round on. t coach-of-the-year himself. 4. Carl (Bobo i Olson, boxing (9) 35 and so Rocky Marciano, ' games ** * * 5. boxing (5) 33 8. Alan Ameche, football (3) 33 Illinois dose Third. 7 Frank ' f THERE WAS THOMSON’S horribly broken ankle Belvy, basketbalP (4) 27 GW Favored Over Tulsa. Utah, another of the rapidly BOBBY 8. Ed Furgol. golf (1) __ 25 spring tripling, possibly costing the Milwaukee Braves the 9. Dusty Rhodes, baseball (4) 18 dwindling In 10. Ralph Guglielmi. football (2)— 17 Wichita meets Houston and list of undefeated and the time in late February near when Others receiving first-place vote*: How- . Wyoming takes on the Aggies in riims, cornered 15 firsts and 437 pennant, Hialeah , ard Cassady. football; Arnold Palmer, points. sports FBI agents, disguised as the wives of Jockeys Conn McCreary golf; Ted Williams, baseball: Johnny this afternoon’s consolation Utah a 7-0 record. Antonelli; baseball;. Willie Shoemaker, games. Next was Illinois, one of the and Ted Atkinson, captured an ex-convict who had threat- racing; Kurt Bums.' football; Ford Konno. swimming; Tom Oola, basketball; GW, with a 4-1 record, rates as favorites in the Big Ten, with ened to “cut off our hands and fingers and harm our families” Ron Kramer, football; Otto Graham, (6-1) points. football: Paul Larson, football; Doak the favorite over Tulsa to- 419 if McCreary and Atkinson failed to signal him as to which Walker, football: BUI Vukovich, auto night. and San Francisco (4-1) LaSalle, pae- racing; Carroll Hardy, football. voted in the horse would win in a given race. has an edge over Oklahoma City season poll the potential na- And so the year grew older. Vic Raschi being sold by thfc nister, England’s miracle miler, (2-3>. Tulsa’s one loss was to tional champion, tumbled to Yankees to the Cards, Enos Slaughter being sold by the Cards by 35 points in the 24th annual Kansas, while It beat Creighton, fourth following its defeat at Baylor, to the Yankees. There was Paul Richards insisting this was’ poll of sports writers and an- Texas AdsM twice and the hands of Utah at Madiaon Arkansas before entering the Square Garden last Saturday. the year the Yankees would be beaten. He was both right and nouncers. tourney. “Say Hey” North Carolina State, with the wrong; he predicted his White Sox would top New York, The kid from Pair- its Ala., winner of the Na- GW’s one setback came In longest winning streak among Cleveland accomplished the trick. field. opener to Forest, whereas tional League’s batting, cham- season Wake the top colleges—eight game*— As a prophet, however, Richards piust have been among pionship and chosen which it handled decisively in a rounded out the top five. as the game, pre- the best of ’54. On the eve of the World Series he flatly league’s most valuable player, return while its other ¦olj (on tourney Others in the first 10, in order, victories Pitts- who will give the Giants pitchers received 38 first-place votes fromi were over stated, “The Cleveland hitter burgh Du- were Dayton, Missouri, George Wertz, Doby, Avila, not Rosen.” the panel of 122. He had 185 j —AP Wirephoto. and ninth-ranked Washington, Duquesne and Ni- the most trouble is Vic not not points quesne in taking the Steel Bowl up the Tribe’s hitting hero, a slow-footed, on a basis of three points i PRAYER FOR HER BENEFACTORS—Dick Moegle of Rice (left) and Ralph Guglielmi of Notre agara. Wertz wound as for first, two for one tournament. future. second and Dame, who will play with the West and East, respectively, in the annual Shrine East-West foot- synthetic first baseman with a bald head and little for a third-place vote. Last night the Colonials were Utah showed the biggest jump, ball game at San Francisco on New Year's Day, listen to a prayer of thanks by little Eugenia. In control all rising to 2d. George You didn’t see but marveled from afar when both Roger Bannister, tall, slender, 25- the way over Ok- from 15th the Eugenia is a patient in the Shriners’ Hospital for Crippled Children in San Francisco. Allpro- lahoma Rein- Washington also made its first Bannister of Great Britain and-John Landy of Australia who A&M. Coach Bill year-old intern first broke ceeds from the annual game help maintain it. hart used only five players, with appearance In the top 10, while the 4-minute mile. And then met in Canada hi the the four-minute-mile barrier in broke *- Corky Devlin and Joe Holup UCLA and Indiana dropped out. mile race among humans, with Bannister winning May and then roared from be- ; • . all-time edge each getting 20 points. Joe Spotlight on Lexington. and Collapsing into the arms of Landy, among others. hind to Australia’s John Fetcavich with nine points, Buzz * Landy in the “mile of the cen- Tonight’s duel between \*** Begin Quantico with Ken- tury” in August, received 36V2 East-West Stars Work Five Meets Ciriello five and George tucky and Utah tops the list aa NATIVE DANCER RETIRED ahead of his time with a first-place Klein with two filled out the votes and a total of totals. 7 of the 10 college fives are hood injury and the noted handjeapper, John B. Campbell, 150 points Polishing scheduled for action on a wide- Os Powerful Attacks Wabash in Tourney Aggies’ Style Backfires. passed away—two great losses to raring- And then came Bannister Wins Duel. spread front. By 8m Associated Press do the job in every respect,” The Aggies’ style of sport’s greatest loss, Grantland Rice. Al In third place, .far behind the control Most of the attention will be greatest SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 21. . Price said. “He has tremendous play was of no use last night as Golf? It hardly was the sport’s year, but few two leaders, came Landy with leadership and he is outstand- After Drubbing AU riveted on Lexington. Ky., where triumph The star-spangled East and 1 their accuracy was far off. They Wildcats meet in victories were received as warmly as Furgol’s in 7 first-place votes and 60 ing i defense." Special Dispatch to The Star only the and Utah Ehead coach of the East in the ' a lot of passing. Waldorf of 15 of his games tonight for the past 10 days. “We get over those things,” Ted said. the British Empire Games at annual Shrine benefit for crip- do If day’s second-round feature points in that first session. With Other top in- Vancouver, B. C.. Bannister ; chooses to use throwing aces basket- clude Illinois (No. 3) vs. Rice at By “we” he evidently meant the real pros. came plea children. Is so confident Matt Hazeltine, the Quantico Invitation eight minutes left GW had from behind in the last 100 ' singly, he has the gap to Houston, North Carolina Btate He did. Bobby Avila (because of 400 or more, times at 1 that Quarterback Ralph Gugli- regular center, ball tournament. opened 46-29. The (No. 5) against St. yards to beat the Australian by elmi of Notre get California’s to John’s of bat) official American League batting champion. Dame will his ; snap to teammate, They scheduled to play at (See Brooklyn at Square became the 4 yards in 3:58.8. Landy was rolling thinking the ball his were ALL-COLLEGE. Page C-2.) i Madison this space 1 team that he is ’ Larson. The same situation will Garden, Dayton (No. But Williams finished higher than Avila and in clocked in 3:59.6 in the first mile tapering 4 p.m. The other first-round Oregon at of off the workouts at ' apply when Shaw is at quarter- 6), and George Washington (No. he remains the best, rules or no. in history in which two men the University of Santa winners, University of Buffalo * Clara back with Ron Pheister at center. to 8) against ** * cracked the four-minute barrier. only two-a-day and Washington Si Jefferson, Tribe's Games Start Tulsa In the Okla- after three Players and coaches were hon- homa City the in baseball must programs. meet at 8 p.m. In the losers’ tournament. THE SINGLE TOP THRILL of year Fourth in the voting was Carl ored at a “kickoff” dinner yes- Half-Hour Earlier off first (Bobo) Olson, May Larson, bracket, American U. goes Colonials Easy Winner. have been Willie Mays’ incredible catch Wertz in the the Hawaii-born Team Shaw. terday at which one of the guest against ty th« Associated Nit middleweight boxing champion Fairleigh Dickinson of The first of the major Christ- game of the World Series, which otherwise was a pedestrian Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf of speakers was Andy Kerr, former Rutherford, N. J., at 2 pm., CLEVELAND. Dec. 21.—The who successfully Colgate and tournaments at affair. The one most dramatic football contest that is re- defended his California, head man of the coach, who saw the West (Mass.) College Cleveland Indians today an- mas week Okla- 160-pound 1 Springfield takes City George Washing- Army. title three times dur- ' West, intends to keep his squad win the first game on December nounced a new 8 pm. starting homa saw membered was Navy’s 27-20 win over ing year. followed on Belmont College of Nashville ton an easy ' the He was busy two practices a day at ; 26, 1925, missed the second and for night games 56-46 winner over Itwas tough to say good-by to Bucky Harris after so many by Heavyweight 1 with at 6 pm. There Is no admission time and a 1:30 in order Cham- Stanford, even after -Christmas. has been associated with all 27 games. pm. Oklahoma A&M, the defending although it nice to charge to any of the starting time for all after- champion years as the Senators’ manager, was pion Rocky Marciano, Fullback : But Waldorf is toying with the since. games and 11-time winner of everything up American U., with a record of noon here next season. tourney. edged Wy- say hello to Chuck Dressen. In the end, wound Alan Ameche of Wisconsin; idea of using own quarter- An unrelenting disciple of the In past years the Indians the Tulsa Selvy, hi? one Victory in 11 games, will be have oming, well. Bucky hooked on with Detroit, where he has a chance Frank basketball’star for back, Paul Larson—the Nation’s ; single-wing offense, Kerr blamed begun night games at 8:30 and 69-64. after the lead meeting the only team it’s changed 22 times. San to make a young club move upward, and Dressen is back in Furman and the Milwaukee ' No. 1 passer—and George Shaw, the T-formation for the plague single afternoon contests at Fran- Hawks; Ed Furgol, the surprise of fumbles that have beaten this season The Eagles cisco, which upset UCLA last the big leagues, where he belongs. ! Oregon's quarterback and the beset the Knights, 67-63, 2 p.m. winner of the Natidnal Open No. 2 in modern game. Anderson took care of the week, handed Wichita its first yes, of the real nice big-timers. 1 thrower, the Same back- But i The Indians said the only ex- Ah, Rocky Marciano, one golf title: Dusty Rhodes, the and Waldorf spoke of their plans last Friday. defeat of the season, 94-75, and morning the Catskills, where he awaiting -1 field. easily disposed of ception to the afternoon start- There was a in was Giants' pinch-hitter de luxe; and This pair, teamed up with for the T when their turns came. Quantico Oklahoma City’s all-sophomore Charles, Rocky sitting at the American U. in last night’s wind- ing time will be on opening day, starting pulled away his fight with Ezzard and was Ralph Guglielmi, Notre Dame’s 1 Dick Moegle. Rice’s flashy run- Squads Visit Hospital. when the game will start team In the cottage and All-America quarterback. one crumb-littered breakfast table in a tumbledown ner. and Washington State’s The of (Continued on Page C-2, Col. 1.) later. (See Page C-l.) sore,” 48 members the two hour BASKETBALL, talking. “Don’t print this now and make A! Weill Tap* Beth Leagues. Duke Washington at fullback, squads visited the Shriners’ Rocky said, “but I wish he’d let me weigh 180 pounds. Any- Hailed by Manager Leo Dur- . would be formidable behind such Hospital for Crippled Children body you higher weight you can lick at 180—only ocher as one of the greats of linemen as UCLA’s 214-pound yesterday to see the youngsters can lick at tackle, Jack Eliena, and Texas’ faster and better.” the game. Mays, a lithe, 5-foot- who will benefit fromtheir {day. Negro, lived, up , 220-pound Buck Lansford. Coming down the home stretch of the year, Laurel’s third -10 Vi more than McNamara told a brown-eyed memory. to expectations in a spectacular Bierman Likes McNamara. little girl his brother had bowed annual Washington, D. C., International stands out in year. he The can field A power hitter, clouted East a backfleld legs and went to a Shriner Hos- Pig A great show, it Was, and when it was over there was C. V. .345 to lead both major leagues, just as fast and as powerful. band pital in St. Louis, where his legs Whitney’s little Fisherman in the winner’s circle and the and led the National League i Bemie Bierman of Minnesota, were broken and reset. “The Star Spangled Banner” for the first time. with 13 triples and a .667 slug- on the East’s coaching staff for played went on to high school, shortage ging percentage. the 16th year, is beating the “He . more to the year, of course, but space There was drums where he became a football memory was full year in He also walloped 41 homers t for Fullback Bob Mc- and a faulty are demanding. It a Namara McNa- player,” Bob said. “He even 8 i of Minnesota. coming up will, it says here, Will be and 33 doubles and drove in 110 played college sports and the new one runs. Bis fielding was just as i mara has been back in action football.” even fuller. It always is. brßliant. He showed fans all [ only a few weeks following an . Sam Boghosian, UCLA line- * - mi, i '—ii' !¦¦¦— over riie Nation via television t operation for the removal of a man, told a boy with his left lor . knee cartilage, but Bierman in a cast: • during the World Series why he Record Crowd of 25,500 Due is rated with sueh fielding greats i labels him aa all-around man “When I was a little boy I of the past as Tris Speaker, Joe , with plenty of-courage. Put him was all tied up with polio. But DiMaggio and Terry Moore. In a backfleld with Guglielmi I got well and Iknow you will." Scalpers Getting.s4s a Seat in the first game of the Series i and Joe Heap from Notre Dame he made his memorable back-to- and Leroy Bolden of Michigan the-plate • State, and the East will do all BETHESDA catch of Vic Wertz’ says. For Next Week's Davis Cup 450-foot drive to deepest center- right, Bierman field to game open The West has been well sup- SPORTS MART >y *fc« Associated Prau Australian teams continued their save the and plied atmosphere * the gates for four- with information about & SYDNEY, Australia, 21. workouts in an of the Giants’ ; AMMUNITION Dec. game sweep over the Cleveland i Guglielmi by Assistant Coach GUHS Scalpers were reported asking—- calmness. Eddie Price, whose Tens team HUNTING CLOTHES seat Rex Hartwig. returning to ac- and getting—s4B lor single edge mumps, Although Landy holds , bowed to the Irish with Gug- 7012 Wi*. Ave. OL. 4-3132 tickets today as all Australia’s tion after a of the Uelmi at the throttle. was brimming with confidence. ALL MD. HUNTING UCiNSIS temperature continued to rise (See MAYS, Page C-3.) “He is physically equipped to Cup But it was unlikely that he'll \ the approaching Davis —— over get into Lew Hoad , ... challenge round pitting the home action unless against the United States. or Ken Rosewall folds com- forces pletely. National Amateur Esea Stephens, chairman of T have an athlete's build the Organising Committee, said and I am not the least bit Champion Wed at nothing could be done to prevent overweight," Hartwig said. "I scalping legitimate tickets, but have been taking exercises to : Arlington Church warned fans against buying keep in shape while convalescing B pasteboards that .have been and at the moment I feel strong Arnold Palmer, 35, the Na- either stolen or counterfeited. and lit." tional Amateur golf champion. •They would be recognised He added that he thought he’d 1 recently turned professional, and immediately," Stephens said. be In top shape by Monday. Winifred Sarah Anne Walzer, Stephens announced a world The United States lineup is t 21, of Cpopersburg. Pa., were >jV record tennis crowd of 25,578 set with Tony Trabert and Vic i married yesterday at the Resur- would see Australia defend the . rection Lutheran Church in cup on each of the three days Trabeet seems to have come out ; Arlington. They left iaunodi- of the challenge round next of his slump and now all Capt. . ately on a wedding trip. week—Monday, Tuesday and Bill Talbert has to do is keep , Palmer’s sister, Mrs. Ron Wednesday. his competitors sharp. Tilley of pans Church, and her The gross gate win amount to husband were attendants. His (Mdrick ***** an all-time high of $382,500. Knicki Sign mother father, Mr. *****Mrs. Top price for the three-day NEW YORK, Dec. 21 VP).— . M. J. Palmer of Youngstown, Pa.. CASH aeries tickets is $33.75. t . were here tor the wedding. The seating capacity of White si us star, has been signed by > The couple met at Fred War- City Stadium has been more ti»e New York Knickerbockers i tarn’s tournament at Shawnee- than doubled with the adjiition on-the-Delaware in September of 15.812 temporary seats. HMHrfr**. a 6-5 guard, , and became engaged in two While just about everyone on i weeks. They will leave for Cali- the streets of this metropolis was^ju^di^ha^ed^ftrom^tte i foraia and the Los Angeles Open was getting excited over the therocentdispersal oftbeßaU . after spending Christmas at matches, the American and Hi