¦ MONfY IN Aaron Accepts JEnenitia jHaf 22,150 Put Carol Heiss Odds-On Pick Raise, Easing Bowie on Sports McHale's Job To Title Upgrade Wrap Up Today MILWAUKEE, Feb. 23 (API. A-14 ?? 0. Washington, C., Tuesday, February 23, 1960 By JOSEPH B. KELLY —General Manager John Mc- Star Editor Racing Hale of the Braves breathed 11. S. Girl Skiers The after the snow! 5 sun came a sigh of relief yesterday as w out at Bowie and then the Also Have OSCAR TIES RECORD slugger Henry Aaron agreed Hope customers. 22,150—the largest to terms for 1960. crowd since 1957—wh0 threw In Giant Slalom I | “He's very happy and so are an avr’-nche of money into we,” McHale said after his SQUAW* VALLEY. Calif., Feb. Cincinnati the betting windows, a surging 23 iAP>.—Barring an Nears wi telephone conversation t n1z . . amazing $1,819,895. and it added upset, the Stars and Stripes of up to Aaron, who had rejected two the United States should flutter the biggest Washington’s Birth- ' offers. high on the victory pole today party since the track in day ven- j With the signing of the Na- for the first time in the eighth Tourney tured into February racing, tional League batting cham- Winter Spot j Olympics. the . Last week, when Bowie was pion, contract situation Already far ahead after com- By the Associated Press since officials of the National ‘ floundering in the wake of brightened considerably for pletion of the compulsory fig- Oscar Robertson has another Invitation Tournament have McHale. Carol Heiss , the opening week end snow- ures. lovely of line in major college bas- been holding open a spot for storm, Don Lillis, Bowie’s out- Indications are that at least Ozone Park, N. Y.. was rated ketball’s record book and of the two powers today whichever for the who a ’ spoken president who staked present Aaron, 100-to-l shot to realize a the top-ranked Cincinnati Bear- fail in the conference race. I the track's future on mid- batted .355 last season, is the 15-year ambition and win the cats are virtually assured of Georgia Tech and Notre racing remarked: highest paid member of the Olympic figure skating gold their third -winter crack at the NCAA Dame officially the NCAA team. He received an estimated I medal—the that has joined ’ “We'll know whether we get, only prize championship. tournament the Irish last and eluded her so family, 1 off the ground this year after- $35,000 year was push- far. what < 15-7 as an selection a which Robertson, winding up > at-large -1 the Washington's Birthday hol- ing for healthy raise, The pert, 20-year-old skating for him a mediocre two- forth? first round at he apparently got without too was Lexington, • iday.” queen stepped on the ice for of March trouble. game tour Texas, managed Ky., 8. and Georgia i| Today free of Charles Town much the free skating finale today six field last in Tech the South- goals night by clinching • competition. Bowie was well McHale still has a list of 12, with an almost unbeatable lead Cincinnati's 85-54 rout of North eastern Conference with spot i launched and soaring as last a most impressive list, that he over her arch-rival, 18-year-old Texas State to a tie Elgin Bay- 69-55 overtime victory over Saturday and yesterday’s holi- has to sign. It includes Lew Sjoikja Dijkstra of Holland. lor all-time record of Florida. s career day produced a $3,440,283 bet- Burdette, Warren Spahn, John- Carol, the four-times world 056 field goals. Auburn even with stayed i ting splurge, the highest back- ny Logan. Joey Jay, Bob Rush, champion, had 9 ordinals—a But while Oscar held Tech 11-2 the was Georgia at in ‘ to-back days ever put together Wes Covington, Juan Pizarro, perfect rating from the nine to only 16 Houston Southeastern Conference with points, i at the track in the pines, Joe Adcock. Bob Avila, Felix judges—and 837.8 points com- shoved the Bearcats toward after a one game remaining i Back in 1957 on Washing- Mantilla and Chuck Lau. pared to the European cham- another 72-63 decision Missouri Valley Con- over Tennessee • ton’s Birthday, the crowd pion’s 20 ordinals and 792 The of Second Base- ference but the Tigers are signing and NCAA •• championship on i reached 25.002, but wagering ' •... fl r ¦ points. man Chuck a slick ifnrtiiiißiiaii- another NCAA and the Cottier, tournament by probation ineligible for : was only $1,650,751 on the, fielder who hit only .226 for snapping Bradley's 15 - game tournament. Runnerup Ken- • eight-race against Upgrading Charged program, Louisville in streak. 10-3 after Ala- 1959, was an- Winning 63-58. tucky. whipping • yesterday's nine events. That Carol far in front de- nounced earlier in the was The loss the Na- bama. 75-55. still could tie.’• end day by by Bradley, week when the holiday fell spite some eyebrow-liftinf scor- Tech the Braves. Cottier had a brief tion's No. 3 team in the new Georgia but the Engineers a s on Friday, wagering hit $3.- S’ ing on the fifth and final Associated would still the berth trial with the Braves last year y Press poll, dropped get ini 248.750 for the two days, the compulsory figure yesterday. but found the Braves a that event since beat Ken- major league pitch- game behind Cin- they ¦ amount topped this year. Five of the nine judges ing too at the time. gave cinnati with three games to tucky twice during the regular Yesterday’s handle fell tough only Miss Dijrstra more points on for each club the season. go in Missouri slightly below’ the second best j this difficult backward bracket Valley Conference. If Cincin- In other top New day of the 1959 ' Elsewhere on the baseball * games. ¦ meeting at! change bracket figure than nati can win its last three Mexico Slate grabbed the Bor- contract front. Pitcher con- - Bowie, when $1,825,584 was bet Ray they credited to Carol. One der ference games—and it will be Conference lead from West t March 14. Bowie boasts a Herbert signed with Kansas now other official had them even. favored Tulsa Texas by a half-game with a $964,809 and Pitcher Tom over Wichita, i wagering average for,'City Morgan Several members of the United and Drake—it has 92-59 of the title and thrashing the erst- ¦ the first nine days of the cur- with Detroit. States family charged the an NCAA berth in the while pace-setters: Indiana rent a bag. i meeting despite loss of! Southpaw Danny McDevitt, judges upgraded the Dutch There's important consola- rolled to its ninth vic-- four to the weather straight races on who was 10-8 last year, signed girl. tion in that for case Bradley, See BASKETBALL, A-17 February 13. I the The Americans—shut of Page I with Dodgers at $13,500. Carol out Pretty Heiss, 20-year-old New York University student, was con- 'All Los Angeles players except the first 11 of the 27 champion- Although he did not cause a sidered cinch win a to the Olympic figure skating gold medal in today's had of Shortstop Bob Lillis and Pitch- ships—also hope in the ripple apprehension among of her Here er Fred Kipp in the fold. windup specialty. she executes the difficult “paragraph” women's giant slalom. Penny the country’s top 3-year-olds, are figure of the Pitou of Gilford, N. H.. who was Vanessa’s Boy, owned by Frank In Chicago. Bill Veeck willj during yesterday’s compulsory figures phase competition in which she ran a lead over her rivals.—AP second in the downhill, and C. Whitmore of Red Bank, sit down with Luis Aparicio », up commanding Wirephoto. Betsy Snite of Norwich. Vt., LOSE OR N. J., is temporarily top sopho- today and try to work out the W/N, matched their skill and daring more at Bowie. demands of the White Sox’ star against Europe's best on Pa- Yesterday Vanessa’s Boy i shortstop. Luis has rejected a ; OLYMPIC POINTS poose Peak. continued to run after Oh ; $35,000 contract, but the tax OLYMPIC SCHEDULE DRAW By FRANCIS STANN RESULTS, Hakon Brusveen of Norway J| Romeo the odds-on choice, was i takeout is the big problem for SQUAW VALLEY, Calif., won the 15-kilometer ski race j through and captured the third the Venezuelan. Veeck thinks SQUAW VALLEY. Calif., Feb. 23 »AP> Summaries of Feb. 23 iAP'. —Going into to- . today, barely beating Sixten 'running of the George Wash- ; he has solution. events for the fourth day of competition in the eighth Winter a Jernberg's gallant iington Stakes. His stablemate. day's Winter Olympic events, Olympic Games: try to be- finished , come the Games' first double Unusual Man With Future Yomolka. second as the unofficial point totals were: MEN’S NORDIC COMBINED Oh Romeo faded to fifth. (60-Meter and 15-Kilometer gold medal winner. Russia. 8«’ 3 : Germany. 4S; Sweden ! Jumping Cross-Country) OLDSMAR. FLA.. FEB. 23.—Sunshine Park is the semi- States. 16; Switzerland. Tim* Brusveen in 51 Vanessas Boy's task | United 15. CCPts Jump Total won minutes was France. 15. Canada. 13 Georr Thoma. 59 23 S private. horse which has 13; Au«tna. 1. Germany -.’3H 452 221 5 45: 952 56 seconds. who semi-public track been termed made easier when Ira Eaker. | Poland. 11; Finland 11. Italy, 8 2. Thormod Knutsen. Norway 59 31.9 2315 0(19 217.0 453.009 Jernberg. i Norway, 3. Nikolai Gusakov. Soviet Union 5h;29.4 240.000 212 <> 452.000 the poor man s Hialeah. It is not here that was withdrawn after being Invade Japan. 3'j. earlier won the 30-kilometer one normally 4. Pekka Ristola Finland s s; O Terps Distribution of 235 | 214 449 97 1 Medal* looks for "cast” in his stall and 5. Dmitri Kochin. Soviet Union 7 oi 32.1 22X194 219 5 447.694 race, was timed in 51 minutes quality, although a year a fuss was raised Palmy Gold Silver Bronze ago <¦ Arne Larsen Norway J OIJOJ 229 444 013 was Russia Kl 3 215.0 58.6 seconds. about a Bee Tee Days scratched due to an 3 2 5 i 7. S'erre Stenersen Norway 1:00:24 0 232 5S] 205.5 43K (»M 12-year-old, Lee, who won in a race Germany o $5O 3 .3 i Lars Sweden sh4fsCoach Frank McGuire said it because there is a possibility is very doubtful that Saiz will won about $BOO,OOO more had he been a step or so faster, See BOWIE, Page A-16 in five play tonight. or luckier, photo finishes in $lOO,OOO and up races. North Carolina must win its It’s Market Tire for Number 1 Tire Deal But Bally Ache was an exception. Sunshine Park is Washington’s last three Atlantic Coast Con-' not the to look for the stars. But it’s as TODAY'S SPORTS place good a spot ference games to tie Wake to the as any expect unusual. For instance, there is G. A. ON TELEVISION Forest for first place in the (Doc i Murphy. regular-season standings. The ?* ? * Terps are third. Bowling I THE GREATEST NAMES IN TIRES AT THERE IS NO Navy plays its final home TELLING how old Doc is. He is a Strikes ’n’ Spares game today against Delaware > Negro, stooped yet proud, weak of eyes, and yet perceptive. WTTG—S, 10:30 pm. lat 3:30. The Middies have a He is listed as trainer and of the G. A. Winter owner Murphy Olympics 14-5 record and will be in line Stable. It consists of one horse, a 3-year-old named Taped highlights of today's : for an NCAA tournament bid Captain Humpty. events. j:|if they beat Army Saturday at THE GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES WTOP—9. 11:15 West Point. The other afternoon Captain Humpty barreled down p.m. I the stretch at Sunshine to win a $7OO race and pay his few backers precious the bountiful sum of $62.50. He has “77/ give you a better tire deal, brand for brand, line for line, any day started twice since, and while Captain Humpty wasn't as IN GLOVES FINALS THURSDAY of the week or I'll refund your money promptly.” —Joe Granville successful he was, at least, moved up in class. The colt ' iLt B is not of classic breeding but horsemen, moved not by pity, say that Murphy may have a ’’useful sort." Seven Still in Race * In the YOL’R CHOICE TUBELESS aXe stable area Doc was court. His fR| holding eye- is so Becautc have been I sight poor that he relies on his hands and fingers OF 2 FINE TIRES theta tires lubjected to \ to locate his colt’s insignificant usage you get practically new tire stall. With the blessed faculties of the For Novice Trophy CUSTOM mileage at prices well below that of new tires near-blind he minute EIOI/ TVntV** gives instructions to the exercise boy. • llvn DELUXE I IKt NO FEDERAL TAX on these tires—SAVES YOU The colt a By DICK O’BRIEN Club are for the sub- A was gift from James Walsh, a breeder in fighting Star Staff Writer ’lmo ANOTHER $2 novice team trophy to be ” Lexington, Ky. | pre- •r PHARIS NYLON "I worked The task of the out-' ' sented by the District of Co- for him a large number of and he selecting years lumbia AAU. • this standing boxer in the subnovice • Both ar FIRST LINE for true Turnpike FIRESTONE GENERAL I gives me colt,” Doc explained. "First time I run him ; class of The Star’s Golden' Each has three contestants that horse comes in a $62.50 winner. Oh, man, that Gloves tournament won’t be an remaining in the subnovice GOODYEAR • GOODRICH ‘’7 l was a day!" classes. Southeast living easy this will be rep- one year. tread ** * * resented designs The judges will have to be by Flyweight George |J j ROYAL Bloekwoll Changeovers Boone, Bantamweight William their toes ‘ DOC PRETENDS on Thursday night * B OV ,U ‘ that he is 58 years old. * " 4 P,y ' s ’"b e° n Blair and Featherweight Perry : « « "IZ-Z--2? 32 when the amateurs line up . truction WTO “No more than 60. anyhow.” he with forj says. People Forest. 900,14 - - - 2332 * the finals at Uline Arena. There rTTT long memories vow that he must be 75 at least. 1 °" Ch"”e Murphy will be 20 bouts on the final The Police Club’s standard Your Choice of Tire with
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