TV-RADIO, Poges E-6-7 fbe gamings £htf SPORTS WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1959 E Griffs Counting on Ramos To Stave Off Panic Trend Held's Homers BRIAN FOUND IN D'AMATO'S GYM Cookie Facing New Promoter Named Mound Gambles Holding Yanks In Oriole Series By BURTON HAWKINS For Patterson-London Star ataD Writer w w'MßjEßppr wMmm BOSTON, April 16—Pedro INDIANAPOLIS, April 16 I that Las Vegas gambling Ramos stood between the Sen- Out of Lead (AP).—There’s been another • money was behind the fight. and push toward panio ators a By tbt Associated Press switch in the scheduled Floyd I Las Vegas civic leaders said it today. The reliable right- The Inevitable is getting a Patterson-Brian London heavy- ’ was just the opposite, that hander hoped to salvage one weight championship fight here ¦ Rhodes couldn’t get the back- game from Red in the bit closer in the American ing the Sox May I—this time the bout has i he wanted. windup League pennant chase. The Shortly series and thus check a new promoter. after the announced toward deterioration. shift secrecy a trend Yankees are crowding in on Cecil Rhodes, Cranford (N .J.) here, an air of Losing games after fighters two first place—and they might be industrialist, is out and A1 Farb i surrounded both the achieving sparkling victory Indianapolis • and the bout. a there now except for Woody of and the Hoo*ier in their opener hasn’t touched Held, whom Manager Casey Boxing Club are in. Nobody Talking off five-alarm gongs among Hagers- Stengel reluctantly traded Arch Hindman of Rhodes, or somebody, agreed the Senators, but if Boston away. town, Ind., executive secretary ’ to a cut in the television con- sweeps the three-game series Boxing Held, now 27, was wrapped of the National Associ- tract because of the switch, today Manager Cookie Lava- ation, announced the switch London arrived from Eng- ~ up in that June, 1957, swap i getto will be suffering. " ' '* -V .?:, ? "'<&#*¦-"'* V,'- M: late last night. land and went into hiding. *W KA--Y** A*' t 'K ;that also sent Billy Martin to Cookie must head into a * ? * Rhodes “is out the picture _/r - Nobody ><*- "W* v«f 4i|abak^ v .f v>*, - *1 'jJ**9Rr Kansas City for Harry of ¦ connected with the four-game set at Baltimore by f * 111U* Simp- '¦>• tp- • *?.' < promoter the bout,” Hind- ' fight '.,. / v-v ja-w C- -"V ** son (and, incidentally, Ryne as of knew anything. At least testing Bill Fischer, a pitcher man said. they talking t Duren). Although if the did. weren't still prove he can si'-ji ; >„ <&& iWr ,#:jM ;&£ imM.,,' not much of who must 4* :4 percentage to reporters. second game a hitter. Held was Mixup From Start Then win. In the an infielder-outfielder, a guy came the announce- against the Orioles Cookie will RED SOX ON THE WAY—Jackie Jensen of the Harmon Killebrew threw high to Courtney after ready-made Casey’s The switch was only one of ! ment that Rhodes was out and employ Chuck Stobbs, who for mul- of reports that London Red Sox slides safely across the plate as the fielding Dick Gemert’s grounder. That was the tiple defense schemes, and a series. The scheduled fight ; a denial pitched encouragingly in exhi- : had been asked to take a cut ball (arrow) gets away from Catcher Clint first run for the Red Sox, who went on to win, showed promise of power. has been a mixup since the bitions but who still must show beginning. from the $75,000 he was guar- Courtney of the Senators in the inning same result of Tuesday’s between the “They First it was an- that his comeback effort is second 7-3, game tall me around this April i anteed for the bout. league they nounced for 21 in Las something more than a de- of yesterday’s game in Boston. Third Baseman two clubs.—AP Wirephoto. that know how to Vegas. Then the date was , However, the constant pitch fella,” Casey lightful dream. to that said switched to May 1. And last changes in the fight haven’t with a snort. “But I notice they changed ' wrecked any enthusiasm Aspromonte Vindicated forget week the site was to to do it every once in Indianapolis. Hooslers have about the fact already while.’* The Senators are a Rhodes said he was switch- that Indiana may get its hurting at shortstop, as they ; Page E-4, ago. Nothing But Homers ing the site because of rumors Continued on Col. 4 knew they would be weeks Shoemaker Has Choice Ron Samford’s sore arm has They’ve forgetting been fre- forced him out of the lineup. quently couple days. WIN, LOSE OR the last of He has been replaced by Ken Held, traded to Cleveland last Aspromonte, who less than two Os Derby Mounts season, is hitting nothing but Four he’d homers weeks ago was informed By FRANCIS STANN NEW YORK, April 16 (AP). coming East and bowing twice at the moment. Drysdale and Antonelli be optioned to Miami, then DRAW —Willie Shoemaker is in an en- His in 17 to First Landing, the 2-year- third hit at bats talked himself back on the position. year viable He has his old champion of 1958. But in this was his third home team with an angry outburst choice of four mounts for the run (good for seven runs) in two starts this year Tomy Lee Regain Sparkle of 'sl directed at President Cal Kentucky Derby at Churchill two days and winless De- beat By the Associated Press gave up hits, Griffith and Lavagetto. Downs May 2. Furthermore he was a disappointment and was troit, 2-1, in 10 innings yes- Drysdale eight Drysdale Johnny During the course of As- Sometimes They Don't Mix plan injured terday. It also kept Don and but no runs at all, squaring his doesn’t to make known in his last race on the the In- Antonelli, pair of promonte’s tirade against" his his selection until after the dians unbeaten through four a young aces record 1-1 with his first ACCORDING TO A MINOR DISPATCH, spring base- West Coast. who long way go at bosses, he predicted he could Grass Stakes games and pushed into went a to Blue at Keene- Royal Orbit them complete game as the Dodgers make the club within a week ball training still is going on. Indeed, it is just starting land April 23. also will be in first place, a half game ahead nowhere last season, are back action Saturday. He sched- in business again, flashing some beat St. Louis. 5-0, and tied >if the Senators started with the lor Gene Conley, who is training pretty much by himself The 27-year-old Texan, four is of the Yankees. lineup they of the old sparkle. Philadelphia were using at that times national riding cham- uled for the California Derby The champions, stopped only the Cubs and for at Leesburg, Fla. It was Drysdale, a 22-year- four at .500. time. His forecast has proved pion, can ride Intentionally at Tanforan. by rain so far, won their third, accurate, with Ken wedging Conley the 6-foot-8, 220-pound pitcher who re- 'from 3-1, old righthander, who won 17 Milwaukee’s first - place is Harry Isaacs’ Brookfield Shoe won his only Kentucky on Bobby Richardson’s into the batting order after Farm, Fred Turner’s Tomy Lee two-out, two-run double the as a National League sopho- Braves (3-0) were idle, along fused to report to the Milwaukee Braves because he Derby Swaps in Phillies, three games. or Royal Orbit, representing aboard in 1955. ninth at Baltimore night. more and went West with the with while Cincinnati season the cham- last transplanted Dodgers (3-1) by handing wanted to finish out the roundball with the estate of J. Braunstein. But he probably Is best remem- That jumped the Yankees past last took third Casale Wins Debut season boomed the star of Pittsburgh pion Boston Celtics of the National Basketball Association. Shoemaker and his agent, bered for one he win. the White Sox, who were as winless its fifth de- didn’t the Los Angeles staff. Instead, feat, 10-5. Aspromonte performed no Harry Silbert, refused today to bombed off their unbeaten kick, yesterday He doesn’t belong to the Braves now, but to the Phillies, That was in 1957 when ha mis- he went wild and wound up Antonelli, managed only heroics in the course disclose the name of the other 10-8, by Kansas City. Boston who help is conjectural. judged the finish, stood up in with a 12-13 record. one complete game and of a second straight 7-3 loss to and whether he’ll them horse. defeated Washington, 7-3. two the Red Sox, but he fielded Man and Antonelli, a 27 - year -old victories in his last six starts Some two-sport figures have been useful in pro base- "Because of other jockey the saddle of Gallant 'flawlessly and contributed one lost close decision Iron Narleski Drops Another southpaw who twice has been of ’SB as the Giants fell short ball but not many, and none to a great degree. Most commitments, we are not at a to 20-game winner, didn’t have of the Senators’ seven hits liberty homer, a See NATIONAL, Page E-3 diamond figures feel that Conley, if he thinks he can pitch to disclose his name at Liege. Held’s with two out it quite so bad when the Giants | against Jerry Casale. That this time,” Silbert said. in the 10th at Cleveland, was in the big leagues, is foolish to play basketball, too. They Tudor Era ($6) stepped 6 shifted to San Francisco. But 25-year-old righthander made furlongs yesterd»y his second in a row oft Ray exactly PROBABLE his first major league start believe that Dick Groat of the Pittsburgh Pirates is play- Sword Dancer Possibility in 1:09% for his 16-13 record wasn’t a victory in the SIO,OOO Holly- Narleski,. the righthander the what he had been counted on memorable occasion by belting ing it smarter. But from another source it wood Handicap at Gulfstream Indians termed washed up after to deliver. PITCHERS a mighty three-run homer off trading him to It was Groat was a basketball All-America at Duke and un- was learned the horse is Sword Park. Mystic II ($13.90) took Detroit. Last night things were dif- AMERICAN LEAGUE Russ Kemmcrer and holding Narleski’s second defeat, both doubtedly could have made the grade in the NBA, where Dancer from Mrs. Isabel Dodge a photo finish decision over ferent. Antonelli gave up a Washington at Boston—Ramos (1-0) the Senators to four hits until in relief, and the fourth homer v*. Moford (O-O). played briefly Wayne But Sloan’s Brookmeade Stable. Whitley in the $28,850 West- run on three singles in the Kansas City at Chicago—Garver the ninth. he for the old Fort Pistons. j he’s given up in innings Wynn Sword Dancer showed so much chester Handicap at Jamaica. 6% first inning, then blanked the I CO-1» vb. (l-O). , Aspromonte isn’t regarded good shortstop, of the better ones—and over games. New York at Baltimore—Ditmar he is a too—one in finishing second to Easy Spur Keeneland's top race went four Cubs on two hits the rest of (0-0) vs. Bamberger (O-O). by his bosses as sprightly good, ballplayers are well paid. in Florida Derby at Gulf- to John Bruce ($3.80), a Ken- Righthander Cal McLish, the way for a 7-1 victory, his (Only tames scheduled). enough for regular duty, but the NATIONAL LEAGUE * * * • top winner (16-8) That left the Giants, he’s better batting bet stream J>ark that more than tucky Derby nominee. Cleveland’s second. Philadelphia at Milwaukee—Roberts a than last year, decision, (1-0) vs. (1-0). Valdivielso, only FRANKIE FRISCH PAVED the way for Groat and one jockey agent would like took the who got a pair of homers from Burdette Jose the other giving up nine hits in his first Orlando Cepeda and another Chicago at San Francisco—Ander- shortstop available. others when, after winning his name of “Fordham Flash” to sign his boy up to ride the son 41-0) vs. Jones (1-0). son of Royal Charger in appearance of the season. He from Felipe Alou, in second St. Louis at Los Angeles (N)—Bro- Samford. who in two games football, baseball. That’s the way glio (0-1) vs. Koufax (0-0). at he concentrated on America’s glamor race. No Missouri Racing See AMERICAN, Page E-3 place with a 4-1 record. (Only games scheduled). Continued on Page E-3, Col. 4 quite jumped, but there have been switches. Bill a few This is the Sword Dancer JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., for one, Sammy Baugh. sit- Sharman, and uation. Sammy Boulmetis rode April 16 (AP).—A pari-mutuel Sharman, a teammate of Conley’s with the Celtics, the Brookmeade colt in the oetting proposal was defeated in was a hot young cutftelding prospect a few years ago. Florida Derby. But Saturday the Missouri Senate yesterday, up effectively killing The trouble was that Sharman belonged to the Broolyn he'll be on Atoll, whom Eddie a bill to legal- give* you Arcaro piloted to victory in the ize horse racing and at-the- I 1 M 1 when Dodgers were talent wealthy. He prob- TRIPLE the I lii ¦ 4 1111* (J chain the Swift and Gotham track betting. f JHBI NI III*1I of some clubs Stakes at The vote was difference I L 1 I I 8 111 | I I I L/W ably could have played in the outfield and Jamaica. However, for the 26-6. Jr* the Senators were among teams which sought him. In the Wood and Kentucky Derby, can buy the I Ar- i l|lll ill111 I 111 B 'll 11 end, however, Sharman chose basketball as his chief caro has selected First Landing. same tire for 1 A. A A. A.—Sag. ML— JL—AIJh livelihood. Shoe will be astride Intention- less ally Baugh might have made the big league grade as a in the Wood as he was in RED SOX, 7; losing three-quarter length In training with the Cardinals he a shortstop. spring decision to Atoll in the Gotham SENATORS, 3 showed a good pair of hands and a fine arm. Sammy last Saturday. played and then decided, wisely WASHINGTON one season with Rochester Shoemaker is going to get two ’he«e are Brand-New „ 4 . «b r h rbihr \ \il in his case, that he was meant for pro football. looks at Tomy Lee before mak- Bertoia, 2b 3 0 110 1 FIRSTS (not retreads or seconds), V Goodyear As you know, Baugh lasted an uncommonly long time ing his decision. He leaves New Pearson, cf 4 0 0 0 0 CHOICE fll I AHREhHk York tonight for Lexingten, Sievers. If 4 0 0 0 0 and made a lot of money. And with the Redskins he Courtney, c 4 0 0 0 0 Ky„ to pilot the son of Tudor Kralick, p 0 0 0 0 0 6.70xi5 had no Marty Marion to beat out. With the Cards he Allison, ri 4 0 1 0 0 w Minstrel in a 7-furlong Zauchin. lb 4 12 0 0 a ‘70vi* Ford, race Jmm a 1 s elc young as Sammy. Killebrew, 3b 3 0 u [ did ... when Mr. Shortstop was just as 111 FIRESTONE w at Keeneland tomorrow. And Aspromonte. as 3 110 o jK|l& * * * * if all goes well. Shoe will be Kemmerer, p 1 0 0 0 0 1 Plews 1 0 0 0 0 B. F. GOODRICH (\ 760xis ( GEORGE HALAS, NOW owner-coach of the Chicago back in Kentucky a week from Hyde, p 0 0 0 0 0 7io.is|fl-89 today to Porter, e 1 O 11 0 pun,.. Bears, once had a brief trial with the Yankees. He ride the Turner colt PHARIS . (( WpH it, does,. Mere. SU I I rite Ck re.. Bulek. Sle Wee.. I ill in the Blue Grass Total* 32 ~3 ~7 ”o banged up a leg and, like Baugh, made what proved to Stakes. BOSTON be the correct decision. He stuck with professional foot- Disappointment in ’59 ab r h rbi hr HjiiHtZM ll Motorists Who Know Buy Tires They Know f ball and of money. Buddin. ss 2 0 10 0 MOHAWK made a barrel “And then we’ll make up our Runnels, 2b 4 0 110 most versatile professional athlete in a Stephen*, cf 6 o 1 0 0 Probably the minds.” Silbert said. "I just Jensen, rs 4 2 2 0 0 Only Ben Malzone, 3b 4 12 0 0 ~ Hundley’s Discount Dealing Makes This Exciting Offer time Ace Parker, the Duke star. Over hope make the right de- - long was all-around we , Gernert. lb 3 1110 FISK TIRES two-year Parker somehow was playing the infield cision.” ! Geiger. If 4 1110 Possible! Get Extra Safety With Brand-New a stretch White, c 4 110 0 «» Brand-New FIRSTS _ Nylont to fit *13.89 for the Philadelphia Athletics, halfback for the football Shoemaker v a.i high on Tomy I Casaie, p 3 113 1 m year (not seconds or retreads). HAH If you drive any thete Brooklyn Dodgers and big-time basketball, too. 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