Delany Wins Mile; Prince Khaled J&undmj OBITUARIES C f&fitf SPORTS ??? '6oo' Record Tied Winner by 9i EIGHT PAGES. WASHINGTON, D. C., FEBRUARY 3, 1957 BOSTON, Feb. 2 UP).—Ronn grabbed the lead hoping to open Delany, the remarkable Irish- !I up daylight. Villanova, man from won the But the relentless Delany was Hunter Mile in the Boston AA At Santa Anita right in back of him and sprint- Games tonight in an effortless ed ahead of Seaman when he 4:07.5 after Tom Courtney had decided it was time. Bobby, a Master Boing, Victor Players’ Group Recognition tied world indoor 600-yard Denied the 4:014 miler outdoors, made a In record in 1:09.5. good stand and matched Delany International, Is In other features of the meet,, stride for stride during the last Fifth in Grass Stake Fred Dwyer snapped Horace! lap. But Ronnie made no effort ARCADIA, 5). Ashenfelter’s four-year winning to make the victory more em- Calif., Feb. 2 (A string here by taking the 2-mile jphatic. Prince Khaled established him- self as the West's top 'By in with Ash second, 3-year-old NFL, and But 9:01.8. Wins Most of The quarter were Demands times 60 7 today by running away from Georgetown’s 2-mile relay team 2:03 his and 3:07.6. field to win the $64,900 won its third straight race in California t 7:42.3. Courtney, the Olympic 800- Breeders Champion Stakes at meter champion, Owners Reject A crowd of 13,147 was lured to dispelled all Santa Anita by 9Va lengths. ideas that he couldn’t in-; the Boston Garden to see if run He covered the mile and a six- Maryland Rolls doors with his great Plan to Expand Delany effort in 11 still had his touch after the Hollis teenth in 1:423 5 under Eddie winning the Olympic 1,500-meter 600. in championship. He did. Os that, Jenkins Finishes Last Picture on Page C-5 League 1958 there was no doubt. Mai Whitfield set the record To 84-57 Win By LEWIS F. ATCHISON two years ago He got home six yards ahead in Madison Square 1 Arcaro and paid only $2.60 to m . n ,. SHHRQSp .; Btar Staff Correspondent Bobby Garden. J of UCLA’s Seaman. 1 win. It was the fastest time for PHILADELPHIA, Phil Chicago Courtney, Feb. 2.—The Coleman of was a Fordham graduate i a 3-year-old at the meeting and League third, by Grim Oyer National Football tonight followed Burr now in the Army, zipped in front i established the son of Khaled, refused King Colonials to recognize the newly- of Marvlc"'’. George of lap miwfyw; with a and a half to go and who also sired Swaps, as the colt Si f i organized Players Association, Boston and John Kopil of Villa- i pulled away with every stride, to beat in the SIOO,OOO Santa By MERRELL WHITTLESEY but were acceded to almost all the nova. They stretched out ; finishing 20 yards ahead of Joe Anita Derby March 2. Maryland tuned up for for about 20 yards. Tues- demands made by a three-man i Gaffney of Philadelphia Shoplacerwin finished dav night's meeting with North delegation representing the Delany, as usual, hung back Bob McMurray second I of Morgan , and Friendly Isis third in a Carolina's No. 1-ranked Tar jBBy iMj’ players. until it was time to turn on the ; State was third and Olympic Heels with an 84-57 romp .¦ heat. Then he passed the lead- race that was worth $37,540 to i over “We gave them more than 400-meteri champion Charlie Jen- Prince Khalcd's George Washington last night, though they owner. Gen. W. - they proudly proclaimed ers as were walking. ; kins of Villanova a disappoint- the 27 points representing its want.” point Delany W Kratz of Santa Barbara. ¦ Commissioner Bert Bell, “but we At one was fifth ing last in the four-man field. biggest margin ever over the Alidon Wins on Grass » will not recognize anybody as in the six-man field and 10 yards He never was .. few*. a in contention. Colonials. ¦w -’wjßmtffi bargaining agent.” back but it was apparent he This was, indeed, Courtney's The crowd of 49,000 also saw merely The slim crowd of 3.500 in the was biding his time. greatest indoor race. For the ' Louis B. Mayer’s Alidon. a proven Terps’ Field | Later the owners, by an 8-3-1 laps. grass House seldom Grim led for three Then past two years he has been course runner, win th* 1 worked up a cheer as Maryland margin, voted down a proposal it was Coleman !j $28,750 to in front until beaten frequently indoors by ! San Marcos Handicap scored the first basket, worked add two franchises to the laps from the end. Seaman., - I turf, league for the two on the covering the mile up a 19-point margin at half- 1958 season. The in a desperate move, See Page quarter in Philadelphia then TRACK. C-4 l and a 2:os\v Favored time and came within five points Eagles. Pittsburgh ~' -1 Battle Dance, the pacesetter, of its all-time high. Steelers and Baltimore Colts was second, voted in favor a length back, with The easy victory clinched at of expanding the Corn Husker third. least a tie for the Terps in the league to 14 teams and the Chi- Master Boing, the French- “Big Three’’ series against the cago Cardinals didn't vote. Seveq SPOTLIGHT bred that captured the SIOO,OOO Colonials apd Georgetown. Mary- cities had applied for NFL Washington, D. C., International land, which won the cup with franchises. ON at Laurel last fall, was fifth, 10 four straight last year, now is Bicker Over Schedule lengths behind the winner, in an 3-0. the Hoyas are 1-1 and Bell’s statement ended a day- unimpressive effort. It was his GW 0-3. long discussion that delayed the SPORTS debut at Santa Anita and, al- O'Brien Scores 27 jwindup of the league's three-day * though he beat Gus by Bob O’Brien had another of «| meeting early BY CHARLES EGAN 1i Mister annual into the five lengths at Laurel, he indi- his good nights, topping the ¦¦ ¦ morning hours. Terps points, up cated the need of further racing, with 27 setting Hopes speedy wind-up the plays for a for he seemed to tire under the and -teaming with Nick were when owners, Davis for fancy ball shattered the Os This and That top impost of 126 pounds. He some han- ipßSj Bji ft after an hour recess for dinner, dling, passing and NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE really mystified conceded 12 pounds to the win- trick stuff. began Dickering over the sched- coaches George Washington, the folks at College ner. which J ule. a time worn stumbling Park when they failed to draft Jack took its loss against two 3k Davis, Battle Dance, who had 14th block. After a couple of hours according to Joe Blair, Maryland’s busy sports publicity won victories, both got ! his two previous starts here, over VMI. they put it aside and moved on director. Before the began, loose for only 47 shots but '• disastrous 1956 season the 212- tried to come on again after be- hit to other matters. pound guard 41 per cent. Maryland from East Riverdale ranked high as an All- ing caught by Alidon, but Johnny on sank lengthy, legally 'exactly In a worded America prospect, along with his co-captain. Tackle Mike Longden, aboard the winner, half its shots. Coach Bud Millikan rested istatement, Bell, in effect, de- Sandusky, who in San kept the son of Alibhai going his. November was Francisco’s fourth- team eight clared the 12 club owners de- round smoothly. first for about min- cided the players choice. Fullback Tom Selep was picked by Detroit a i utes in the second half and the; needed no year ago and seven other Marylanders were drafted last Alidon paid $17.10. $7 80 and reserves, topped by Bob Hardi- iassociation to represent them inasmuch as Thursday, but Davis either was overlooked or passed over. $4.40; Battle Dance $4 80 and $3. mnn. came through with 18 they have direct Yet Davis, and Corn Husker $2.90. points. access to the commissioner. His who used to play for Bladensburg High School, decision is final in all disputes, was on last season's All-Atlantic Coast Conference team, Johnstone on French Horse Ilalleek Gets 19 O'Brien, Davis and bull-necked j The players presented a six- played in the game Sandusky The crowd put $3,280,048 into point East-West Shrine and he and Mary- plan for the owners’ con- the mutuels during the eight- Jim Halleck stood out for already have been invited by Curly Lambeau to join the spotted height with recognition of race card. land. Halleck as sideration. College All-Stars for the 1957 meeting with the champion usual, but only GW's Gene Gua- their association at the top of New York Giants. Furthermore, Davis wants to play pro Rae Johnstone, the Australian rilia topped him off the boards the list. Two points, a $5,000 jockey who lives salary injury football and is an ex-paratrooper with his military service much of the Halleck was hot with his jump ENLIVENS HOCKEY GAME—Gordon Howe (9) of the Detroit Red Wings and base and an clause time in Paris, rode Master Being shot in contracts, were ignored by behind him. He may take one of in scoring 19 points. two unidentified New York Rangers cross sticks as officials attempt to sepa- several Canadian offers in the San Marcos and said Telasky vainly attempted the owners. unless a NFL club a belated Bill rate them when a fight broke out during the nationally National shows interest. Jack probably afterward: to keep GW in the ball game televised "There is no player in the surprised Hockey League game league would be to learn that years ago Danny Fortmann “I think Master Boing in the first half. Over yesterday at Madison Square Garden. The fight started receiving less than $5,- ran a one 000,” of Colgate was an all-league guard half a dozen times after very good race. He did every- stretch the clever sophomore when Larry Cahan of the Rangers high-sticked Howe as the buzzer sounded Bell said, explaining the being chosen by the Chicago Bears on the 30th round. thing right and was easy to han- scored 10 of his team's points ending the second period Howe received a cut on the forehead requiring five owners’ action. "If there is I’ll find out about it and have It ** * * dle. The only thing is that ne in a row on three set shots, a stitches. Detroit won, 5-4. (Story on Page C-2).—AP Wirewhoto. lacked condition. He will layup and fouls. . corrected. There never was a ball THE PHILADELPHIADRAFT surprise im- two He had 17 player furnished another prove, very definitely, off this for the night. injured, and who brought when Kenny Ploen, lowa quarterback it up, paid and standout star of race." The margin exceeded Mary- DISQUALIFICATION MARS STAKES who wasn’t in full." players the Rose Bowl game, didn’t get a tumble until Paul Brown of Master Boing, owned by Nel- land's 21-point spread in the The were represented Cleveland took him the ap- game Rejects by Norm Van Brocklin of the on 19th round. Ploen is and son B. Hunt, Dallas. Tex., final of last season, but* Griffith 6-feet-2 Los Angeles Rams and Kyle weighs more than 180, so lack of size hardly peared to have no "kick” left was not the most one-sided i, Rote was a factor. of the New York Giants, Maybe the for the stretch. The fact this was game in the series. The Colo- Espea Wins Rough Race as well explanation lies in Lew Atchison’s by observation his first start here from the nials by 61-28 in 1941. as Attorney Creighton Miller, that Brown was the only coach at the draft session au- won who had tomatic starting gate may have Maryland’s victory was its Offers one-time Notre Dame star, from an auxiliary desk light. Trade The others depended the Cleveland. on ceiling had something to do with his 11th and its sixth in the lasi On Grass at Hialeah Van lights. 1 showing, although he waft well seven games. Brocklin Disappointed Fla, Feb. 2 I/P).— we got length Joe Awad took with him a lot of good wishes from Wash- placed early in the race. Terp Freshmen Win MIAMI. “When about a on 'ln San Antonio. Rote said Jaclyn Stables’ Espea won the eighth ingtonians when he left for last Johnstone expects to ride In the preliminary, Maryland's 'em inside the pole, this By Greenberg he was "quite surprised that Louisville week to become ' $36,450 Boucainvlllea Turf publicity Master Boing in the SIOO,OOO- freshman team made it seven horse pinning his ears they didn't recognize us as an director of the Reynolds Metal Co. Parts Division. Handicap at today started - San Juan Capistrano straight in an unbeaten Hialeah be- By BI KTON HAWKINS association." the Associated Joe, who is only 27, had been Dave right bower season ' fore crowd of 21.886 in a photo and stopping again and didn't get Herman’s Handicap March 9 over the by defeating the George Wash- a Star Sref? Correspondent Press reported. ever since he graduated from 3 finish that found him only to running until that other horse cum laude Georgetown and grueling l *-mile turf course. ington Jayvces, 67-57, alier 1 a NEW YORK. Feb. 1 Van BrockUn expressed dis- joined the organization head in front of D. E. Lovcman's 'Sunningdale) up along- 2.—For a Herman which, among other things, Prince Khaled's easy victory leading by 16 points at one came tonight. appointment, saying: “My re- , at the end of a mile few hours Calvin Grif- handles publicity for the four Maryland harness tracks. All came in the seventh race of nis time. The Terps won by one Sunnincdale side us.” fith held some hope that he action is that they haven’t . and three-sixteenths. Who know Awad agree he has a bright brief career. He had won the point the first time the teams Calumet Farm's Liberty Sun might be able to swing a player done anything for us." He future. Sunningdalc, however, was dis- Mickey Mantle’s cause in his salary discussions with the Breeders Trial Stakes by eight met. was a late scratch but the field trade that would help the Sen- elaborated: lengths in his only other start A1 Bunge helped his 19-point qualified for interferinq with still was the biggest in 12 run- ators, but he wound up dis- '"We requested inclusion of Yankees wasn’t hurt any the other day in Jimmy Jemail's this year. average with 21 points and I Mrs. J. R. H. Thouron's Leap nings of the Bougainvillea and , appointed. an injury clause, which they "The Inquiring Fotographer” in the column New York Daily snared 15 rebounds for the , Tide and George E. Widener’s made this the richest of all with Griffith, who has met a tidal haven’t given us. We requested News. question King The was: "Is Mantle worth $60,000 to the Terps. Grail and was placed last the winning owner getting $27,- wave of indifference in his ef- training camp expenses, which in Yankees next season?” Five of the six persons MARYLAND O F P Pt! the field of 17. 150. forts to swap off Third Baseman they haven’t given us. We interviewed « Nacincik :i 2- 4 * gave Mickey rousing support, Halleck * m ; Leap Tide was moved up to Ed Yost. Outfielder-First Base- requested minimum pay. which while the other one, described Tops 3- jft After the early finishers came Richmond Hard!man 2 4- 1 s ' they haven't given second and Greentree Stable's : man Roy Slevers and us." <* Hasty Bryn, as a Madison avenue supervisor, said "I’m not so sure” and Moore ]. ;{ 4 j House Farm's the Catcher Mr-Oinnls j n. <• : Maharajah from fourth to third. Clint Courtney, perked up 'What’S their next cited iO Brjrn favorite at 4 to 1, followed by 1 wnen move? Mantle's troublesome leg. ~.12 3- 4 1 English-bred, (“Bell promised n»vis 4 3. 4 11 with Tudor Era. an Roman Battle. King Grail, Hank Greenberg, general man- us another **** , a •» Ras- Murphr 2- 2 o getting fourth money. ager of the Indians, made a hearing." Van Brocklin Moorhead o u- n <1 n ; ter. Jabneh, Flower Bowl, him re- meeting Hoyas, Wemgarten <*- THE OLD-TIMERS COMMITTEE is in New York 97-81 2 o 2 « Year, half-dozen piopositions. plied. "If nothing is done, Tudor Era set the early pace Salmon, Happy New Toby today to elect more to of Fame, However, after talking then we'll get together try two baseball’s Hall these being RICHMOND. Feb. 2 race ( Greenberg ? : by Sidney offered would be of great ing past Georgetown, OuaMlla .ft 3 |*» both trained Jacobs. the stewards declared the results 550 Advance for Exhibition other managers of the past still are on the outside. 97-81. ? .Telaskv ... 3- 7 J 17 were only heads apart as they no help in solving Washington's Joe McCarthy with all five starters hitting in McDonald 4 o official. The players asked for $8 daily won nine pennants (including one for the Baker 4-10 21 , J outfield and shortstop oroblems. double figures. It was the Spi-; I 4 l ft turned into the stretch with The Bougainvillea Espea's meal money on the road during Cubs and seven world championships for the Yankees, was Top Rookies Not Included i while ders' fifth victory in their last Totals 22 13-3.1 5? Sunningdale and Leap Tide close most important triumph. He won the regular season. The owners the late Miller Huggins six pennants Halftime acore—Maryland 44. OW 25. It learned won and three World six starts. behind. three races and finished second was that Green- agreed to give them $9, but an- Series for New York in the They’re Md. *ro»h OPPts. (iW iayveet O P Pis berg's propositions did not in- 19205. four short of the Richmond took the lead for •» Inside the last sixteenth, Sun- eight starts last year. nounced a policy that Mr\r:i 2 4 s * ns twice in I "whenever h I’a’uck two rookies whom Griffitth Mack-McGraw total in pennants, but eclipse them by two keeps after six minutes in the Bunge 521 Kunie 1 O 2 • ningdale interfered with Leap clude practical all players shall eat in Wilson 2 O 4 Cooper t lots The disqualification was the , covets—Shortstop Larry game * Grail, Raines in world championships. played before 1.265 at the Shanahan * n Mnrphf 4 ‘ Tide and King while ; a group.” all second of the day. Tony De- , Outfielder Roger Arena, built up a 17-point ad- McDonald 7 014 Bash 3 4ln i Maharajah closed ground on the and Maris- -or The players' request for sl2 Dick Harlow, long-time football coach at Penn State, Snrth 2 2k Franks n 11 <1 Spirito, the hurd-luck jockey who '¦ Shortstop vantage «* George Strickland, shortly before the half Johnson 1 2 Erickson 0 0 o ! outside. Espea was on the inside the daily for meals and lodging Western Maryland and Harvard, said in speech last O 0 survived two bad spills in the be- a week and stretched it to 21 after inter- Bolen o and escaped trouble. light-hitting veteran. tween the end of the that during his Robertson t» O last two years, won the opeping speculation exhibition career he had loaned his athletes a total of mission. Klrtlev 204 The was that the season and start i» Ridden by Bobby Martin, the race by two lengths with Mammy of the league $27,000. "All except $165 has paid back," said, Georgetown Tv.idall 0 n list included such as Center- been Harlow utilized an all- winner carried 115 pounds and Pleasant but his mount, a 20-to-l schedule was okayed. ” Totaly 38 1187 Total. SO fielder Jim Busby, who "and that was loaned to a boy who died In World War II court press late in the game to 17 57 was timed in 1:57 : '.-,. shot, was disqualified and placed since The players asked for expense cut its deficit to 10 points leaving Washington has been a Woody Hayes of Ohio State could tell the retired veteran at Espea, a 4-year-old son of second. DeSpirito was found 87-77, but Richmond pulled away disappointment with the White SCO PRO FOOTBALL. Page C-2 how much the NCAA frowns on such practices nowadays. Olympia, paid $12.50. $5.90 and guilty of interfering with Big . with a 10-4 flurry in the final Sox and Indians, and Outfield- McNichols, $4.20, Leap Tide, entry Billie, who up to first , Steve Colorado’s new Governor, is an old two minutes. BASKETBALL while an was moved ers Bob Usher and Sam Mele with Happy New Year, returned money and paid $22.10. handball enthusiast who engaged in some hot matches with Roy points and Third Baseman Rudy Rega- Peschel with 19 and $8,50. The show Eddie LaFond, Msgr. Robert White, Bill Howell topped the Spider attack. SCORES ¦514.50 Betting on today’s program to- ] lado. There was no indication and Dave price Maharajah $5.30. Spills on was tilled $2,135,386, compared to that any Kansas of Cleveland's Bernstein during his law school days at Catholic University. Georgetown played without WASHINGTON ARIA i front- American l’. Jft Catholic U. 73 , "I stayed back on purpose be- $2,331,409 on the corresponding ; line players were involved. . . . Chris Brasher, its leading scorer. Center Joe Britain’s winner of the Olympic steeple- Mary and 81 Ora. Wm.hlntlnn ft; when this gets a Saturday ya»r ago. Today's With Mlssett. who was at home Maryland Fr. «; OW Froth I cause horse a» the Yankees expressing chase, used the lightest pair of running made, left Nayy .11 shoes ever with disciplinary il imkr mi i little daylight, he starts stopping attendance was far below the j no interest in Washington play- of kangaroo and for reasons. Coach Richmond 07 Georactoan HI the welt leather spikes of titanium, N. Carolina Fr. Itullls 78 with you." Jockey Martin said 25.316 on that day. lowa which Tommy Nolan also 03 State had his top costs pound. The weigh OAMKS See SENATORS, Page C-3 S7O a shoes 3'/ 2 ounces and Brasher scorer of 1954, Warren Buehler, OTHER figures Air Force Arod. 7» Omaho 4li LAWRENCE. Kans.. Feb. 2 that in the course steeplechase Amhri.t 80 ( of the he lifts 50 ride the bench until the final olhv H.I :i/P).—The Kansas less three Appalai lilan 83 Guilford A3 Jayhawks out- pounds than with ordinary shoes. minutes, when the Hoyas Aril. 81. 81 New Mel. Mil. Inal. III! Aluiiilc fought lowa State ** * * jlost three men on personal fouls I hrlallan 181 il. I aroima i.h Rosewall Routs Trabert in the last Austin 7ft Corpu. I liiim, ft I gkorgitown half nee et» Austin Peov AH E. lennessee All and won their crucial Big WILLIE HARTACK, WHO Is being by " 1(I Antonelli a strong- Whlto Gets crowded 7 0- 4 ItalilMin-Woil. Hit Central Stale ill armed veteran, Steve Brooks, in riding eirhftte ti it n 14 1 Illrminaham-Hn. HR Oilrtliurur ftll Seven basketball game, 75-64, the race for the Hialeah ritin s- h 4 », IHI Lyiumlnt Tourney 3 Hlniims'nira 88 tonight lilulTlnn i'i HI Tennis despite Cyclones’ championship, In Pro / the lliram lost his chance to ride three winners Thurs- (1 j | Proynlrncr Clark 4 ft Hutton Cnllear HK ft., tight day when he sprained a finger Ptrcudonl 4 11 3 it nrnli.p.irl us \ Hrm.k «u |'oi> nil SYDNEY, Feb. 2 (/P). > ond set of this match when n defense on Wilt Chamber- on his left hand In the second Smith 5 11. n 11 Australia. $30,000 4 llrldtiua.er 8H sllrplirrd .s Salary race. Sammy Srhtnrllni a u. n u h Hr. I iilumbla A3 Sound ftl lain in the Boulmetls substituted for Willie on Windsor ( Pu*rl Australia’s Ken Rosewall turned discarded cigarette set fire to first half. Bimhlcr 3 3. 3 :t « opllol H 3 Mount I nlon .37 By the Aayorlated Presa King 1 inrln.iali OO .. and Lebanon Lad and won with both, while Benny 7)3 is7;s Hall stale 71) in a surprising easy victory the hedge in front of the south- Chamberlain made onlv four Total* ill 57; 4 iliuml>la 111 Harvard 73 Pitcher Johnny Antonelli, who points in the Sorenson scored with Hoop Ring, another mount. liltlltfllNf) (V F P Pt» 1 Jorllaml Bft Ithaca il over America’s Tony Trabert to- The fire quickly first half but pick d Hartack liavulson Hi) Mary i ern stand was won 11 of his last games Prurhe! ... il Wm A 12 last Meanwhile, the 35-year-old 77 3 m llavlnn 7i up 15 In the second as the Jav- Brooks had a hot week and Lamblotto II n-7 4 18 80 Morrhrad iKy.l 111 day and clever little Pancho Se- i extinguished, but the players had season and compiled 20-13 trailed Hvnunn 2 2. :i | it Delanee 111 Wllmlntlun HO a hawks overcame a 31-38 half- Hartack by only two winners at the close of Friday’s Slnm 1 3-3 i 4; gura of Ecuador was extended to wait for the smoke clear. record, cashed in yesterday as time deficit. Arikin* 4 2- a 3 in Drake 83 Delrnll ift to racing. winm 3 1-4 2 ft Dreyel , 7 Lebanon Valiev 7 I by hard-fought he signed a contract with the I) E. le.as >to five sets Australia's Rex After a first set. With the tied Cole ... .II 3- 3 3 Slate 81 lloss II." score 59-59, When Hecker, ?lon New York Giants for an Norb the Redskins’ player representative, Mnrrln 11 n. a 11 II 111 Catawba 711 Hartwig the quarter-finals of fine passing esti- Chamberlain put Mitchell ft 7-111 4 17 81 Newberry HO in Roscwall's shots mated $30,000 snlary. Kansas ahead ran Into Norm Van Brocklin, his counterpart Eftklne psala for good on the Los lIKUPIIIUA .7 2-3 2 111 Falrlelth Dlekn. 7A I 70 a professional tennis tournament.- gave him a s—o advantage in Antonelli, who with 5:30 left when he Angeles Rams, at meeting J nillav 80 Tri-State AH as late as Au- scored on the NFL the other day, he got this Tntala 33 31-4 ft IN fir Mor da Mate HI Tampa HH . the second which he ran out gust 7 a mark, a jump shot. —s| A crowd of 4,000 saw Rosewall,: had 9-12 finished from Oeortetown ... 33 411 Pordham HH Connerllrut H7 greeting his former teammate: "Hey, Heck, after that Richmond ft.)—H7 r,, after Trabert had taken two league Capt. Gary Thompson was 44 u V!U ..lwh Alabama H7 the addition JHCk Kin-! third in the with an llardln Slmm. Aft W. Tetas Slot, ftl latest to straight games. high volleyball game against the Colts in Baltimore, which team < rarned-run average for lowa State with 21. lli.lr ros. tft Huslnn I nlv. ft; mer’s touring tennis troupe, rout, of 2 86. The are you representing, anyhow?” 87 Inna HH Trnlllng 26-year-old Helping Kansas In the hot It was painfully clear •* ¦ 5—4 in the third set. former Braves bonus to Few Reserved Seats un **l« 13 .Hti*«iiehann« .Ml the hard-hitting Trabert, of Cin-' stretch quarterback 73 lowat HUfe «*.| Trabert could not. hold his hurler joined Don was another sophomore, Hecker that the Rams’ was needling him about cinnatl, 6—4, 6—2, G— 4. in 85 , own Newcombe Kansas State 73 Colorado KO service and Rosewall picked up and Warren Spahn the only Rennie Onrski. who made 19 batting a Baltimore pass into the arms of Jim Mutscheller, Left for Carolina Game I Kmluckv HH Florida 111 minutes. It was the first pro as points. Knnsvllle 1113 Alabama AA M M*J match point with a clean place- 20-game winners in the National Colts’ end, for the winning touchdown In the closing seconds Officials at the University of K»»I/*ns n 111 Trentnn M2 meeting of the former Davis Cup ! l.afavette M.% Iturknell «i.*, ment off his forehand. League Ihis leaves game. Maryland announced last night opponents. Trabert had a D—s Kansas clearly in of that late December I.amar Terh 70 AAI ill Meanwhile, the first place in the Big with that only a handful of reserved l-ehlch M* llrlauare Ml*. edge in their amateur matches Rosewall will play the winnei Cleveland In- Seven Boosters of high-scoring basketball are trying I.enntr Hhsn. «tA |||«b Point dians signed Out fielders a 4-1 record, still to seats are left for Tuesday night's l.vnrhhuri rtll of tonight’s first round match A1 Smith while lowa Stale M 2 Newiiori Mrs. , is 3-3. Kansas Is rated No. the Marquette Ml Bowlin, lireen Cup player, won the first two sets (.311 Syracuse by Marshall 117