Kansas Three-Point Favorite Despite N. C. s 31 Straight Pascual's Show Tar Heels Must Staf Stop Chamberlain To Capture NCAA I Under ', /”;• Fire Aids a j£.':.' ;'• .iP $* Jg S jJ- Jg jk&yq, 9* «¦ S9HH|m^. KANSAS CITY, Mar. 23 GP>. —lt's up to Kansas and Wilt PORTS • The stilt> Chamberlain if any ** Senators'Staff S'THE EVENING C. basketball club is to crack the STAR. Washington, D. SATURDAY. MARCH 83, IH.VJ long winning streak and fabulous By BURTON HAWKINS ) A-12 Star Correspondent luck »f North self- Stall _ , Carolina’s termel ! WEST PALM BEACH. Fla., “team of destiny.” The decision comes tonight Mar. 23. *— Camillo Pascual when the changed Lincoln Nation’s No. 1 and the pattern Has of his 3:59 No. 2 college teams clash in the pitching last night in beating finals of the NCAA basketball the Brooklyn Dodgers. 7-2, at tournament at the Municipal Miami and the young Cuban’s In Australia Mile Auditorium. composure under pressure will i It will be the first time since MELBOURNE. Australia, liar.,,the same time in a special race 1949, when top-seeded Kentucky rank as one of the more pleasant : 23 fJ J i.—Mervyn Lincoln today April 7, 1956. Landy set the beat second-ranked Oklahoma developments became the of the Senators' 1 second Australian to world record of 3:58 June 21, . A&M. that the two top teams spring training he break the 4-minute mile on 1954, at Torku, F’inland. in if maintains J home the Associated Press poll soil. In a special track Lincoln was fresh after his have met for the NCAA title. it. meet at Melbourne University, righthander , run. "I would have done better The swift went he covered the Kansas Is Favored the distance against Brooklyn, distance in 3:59.0. but I thought the announcement the by Although ranked second be- striking allowing , Lincoln won eVent more, .was three minutes, three out 10 and nine than 100 yards. hind unbeaten North Carolina, even encouraging He ran the for the three-quarter milt. I ; hits, but more first quarter seconds, winner of 31 straight, Kansas Manager Chuck in 59 the decided to run on for the last to Dressen was half-milej in rules a 3-point favorite. ample , 2:00.3 and the lap and if I heard the time cor- 1 the fact that Pascual had three-quarters for erupting in the early in 3:00. rectly, I might have done better,” The championship game is exettse His official given innings and controlled its Latin time was as he said. scheduled to start at 10 p.m. 3:58.9. but under international His coach, Austrian-born Franz ' ESTi following a consolation Item per rules : it will be recognized as Stampfl who coached Roger • contest between last night's I The Senators had watched 3:59.0. Emmett Kelly, famed circus Bannister to the first 4-minute : semi-final losers. Michigan State John Landy the other Aus- mile in ——— —*~,,r •*<*» «>- - was history, said, "I am t and San Francisco. .* clown now employed by the more tralian miler to run Dodgers, put on a show before under four than happy with this result—this • Although the game is not minutes on home He BASEBALL AND Sox game drew fans, who the came and for awhile it ap- soil. ran boy next season will do a 1:55 being broadcast by a Washing- EARTHQUAKES—Four Red 20,023 sat through some after- 3:58 6 January 28. 1956 and had! mile. players hop a ride on an old cable car used to bally- shocks while watching the Seals beat the major leag- peared they were attempting to ton area station, listeners here hoo* the Boston club's three-day series with the uers, 5-2. Riding in the gasoline-driven relic of days- run him out of a job. They were may be able to pick it up on Seals in San Francisco, but baseball was the gone-by are (leftto so bad the 2.059 customers were WBT of Charlotte, N. C„ 1110.> not right) Infielder Gene Mauch. Cen- booing shoddy fielding, chief topic of conversation yesterday. The earth- terfielder Jim Piersall. their but Tabori Nears North Carolina, twice within Catcher Havwood Sullivan Pascual survived it nicely and Favored, breath of defeat, weathered over, but Bradley a quakes took despite the scare, last night’s and Shortstop MiltBolling.—AP Wirephoto. hung on to join Johnny Klipp- Jiree overtime periods in last stein of the Reds as a route- 2-Mile Mark tight'sj semifinals to turn back tough BOUDREAU HAS HIS PROBLEMS going hurler. . big. Michigan State Klippstein went nine innings At By Six tsam. 74-70. Kansas, with the Ferrari Leading Calumet 3 against Detroit yesterday. Cleveland Points 7-foot Chamberlain dunking the to 5 CLEVELAND, Shortstop Jerry Snyder, at- Mar. 23 ball regularly, crushed San Fran- Yanks Find A's Handy tempting to throw’ the soreness Olympic1 stars won all the indi- ejeo, 80-56. out of his arm and having little vidual honors at the season’s Frank McGuire, a Brooklyn Affer Early Laps success, and Catcher Lou Ber- I final indoor track meet last In NIT Final Irahman who coaches the North Over Needles beret were the chief night and the Orolina squad—which has four culprits sparkled in i one who YORK, For Several Purposes placing Pascual in difficulty. In brightest1 was Laszlo Tabori, NEW Mar. 23 UP).—' Irth boys in the starting lineup the first inning Berberet dropped ' who ran the The point-mad Bradley basket- —aid. "We were lucky. Ordi- By the Associated Press , 1. The defense hit-and-run play crowd• of 9.756 trying to root But we’ve been playing like a SEBRING. Fla . Mar. 23

. tag his club carries: permit to MIAMI. Fla. Mar. 23 :/PV—- shooting accuracy against ¦ him run>. after Roy Campanella singled. him to a world indoor hit- tea* of destiny all year.” —Peter Collins of England drove ' "The Harry Simpson • Calumet 1 on record. Yankees' American 4. 102 runs i Bardstown. Farm's But the crowd’s cheers and-run Memphis State this a flaming red Fewari into the ? League farm team.” last year, . handicap ace takes on Needles. Tightens in l’iix-h and the Chamberlain Factor out with serious muscle urgings of his coach the afternoon in the finals of the lead in the first two laps of the The Athletics have no fewer pull and probably won't start ; who will try to prove he is not Jim Gentile singled in the see- and T* experts feel the Tar Heels’ 12-hour Florida Grand Prix of announcerJ couldn't keep Tabori National luckmay than a dozen players who at one season >. too rusty for the job. and five ond and John Roseboro slapped ! Invitation Tourftament be stretched a bit thin A f 1 from fading from his Endurance today. field of 65 ’ time or another were under con- No matter how you look at it. others in the SIOO.OOO-added what should have been a double- race. He at Madison Square Garden. whei they encounter Chamber- began the race. missed by 4 1 seconds the mark beanpole Negro sopho- tract to the New Yorkers. the As appear to be all the Gulfstream Park Handicap today. plav grounder at Second Base- Bradley is rated a 6-point lain, the Collins followed closely which Horace Ashenfelter set in was ’ "I don't care what they call Yankees need. Off-season it's • The nationally man Herb Plews. The toss to ' morefrom Philadelphia who can by Stirling Moss, Eng- televised years ago. Charley favorite in the game, which is another ’ us so long as we improve.” Bou- trading. In-season, it's playing. race be seen in the Wasli- second base erased Getile. but Boston three reachwithin 6 inches of the rim in a 3-liter will •Deacon» lowa Big Ten scheduled for national of t* lishman. Maserati. dreau said after yesterday’s Until yesterday the world cham- inaton area over Station Snyder lobbed the ball into the Jones. television basket standing flat- representing the factory team ¦ champion, finished nearly a full at 2 p.m. 1 Yankees-Kansas City game at pions had lost two in a row and WTOP-TV. Channel 9, starting dugout, allowing Roseboro by CBS. 'The game footec and who takes 13 feet that is expected to give the to' lap behind in sigle ’ West Palm Beach. "In fact, it looked forlorn in both outings at about 4:45 p.m.i take second. A passed ball per- second. will be televised in Washington in a stride. Ferraris their most Hoyas serious chal- ' wouldn't hurt us if some of the But Tom Sturdivant and mitted him to take third, but Win Again "Tin big boy frightens you, lenge. Included in the field is Bards- In the relay feature, over WTOP-TV. Channel 9. at Y’ankees' class rubbed off on us. Rookie Jim Depalo combined to , after Don Zimmer walked. Pas- George- the thnas he can do with the of France, -1 town's stablematc. Fabius. who town's 2 p.m • Jean Behra who * It s better than being a last- the A four hits. cual fanned Dick Gray and Don 2-mile team of Bob Car- ball,” BcGuire said after watch- will whitewash s on beat Needles, last year's 3-year- 1 ney. take turns with Juan Fangio ’ place team." Sturdivant, . Newcombe. Dave Proctor. Norm Wil- First Garden Trip ing Ctamberlain crush San of Argentina, the world cham- For this was his -1 old champion, in the Preakness Boudreau's operatives had third time on the mound. In a Doubles by Gentile and Rose- liams and John Nelson won its This not only is Memphis Francis©. "But I have watched pion driver, at the wheel of the after losing to him in the Ken- 10th straight by beating him a just been licked, 3-0, by the of innings, given boro fashioned race Slate's first appearance in the It in the mountains and big right total 14 he has -1 tucky Derby. Mrs. Gene Mar- a 2-0 lead for the Pittsburgh 4.5-liter Maserati. was * Yankees, just and Notre Dame in is I don't tel he is as relaxed and behind. but the same he only eight hits and no runs key’s Calumet entry was expected Dodgers in the fourth. Pascual 1 NIT. but it the first time said he thought the As were While Boudreau was contem- has been known to pop a gasket 7:43 7. the club ever has played in New smooth tere at home. Between 20.000 and 30.000 fans to go off the favorite at 3 to 5. At 32 the oldest aqr rate, going to improve because ot plating his problems. Manager ' after being clubbed hard two or of the Olym- York. But, apparently, this “At we are going to were in the stands as the drivers s with Needles the next choice at pic champions participating'. Bob play hit normally, and ® their hitting He also is high Birdie Tebbetts of the Redlegs 1 and three times, but he extricated doesn't bother the visitors from were dashed across the track to their i 3 to Ada L. Rice's Call Me . ] Richards of Los Angeles set the going ini game 1 on Milt Graff, who hit .314 for had cause to rejoice. The Red- Lucky probably himself from that predicament Tennessee. the unafraid. machines in , the traditional next, at 4 to 1. only new individual meet boy. gone 1 Birmingham last year and came legs whipped the Tigers, 2-1. In by strikin gout Zimmer and get- ' record "It's always nice to be the Our l have this far. starting routine. Bardstown the Big One by pole vaulting 3',2 They go rest to the A’s as a throw-in in the Lakeland. 1 tine Gray on a grounder. 15 feet underdog.” said feel they can the The tricky 5-2-mile inches, a of an State Coach of .” course on big midwinter deal. Veteran Johnny Klippstein Others who think they have ' Pascual was ready for the quarter inch Bob the wa an wartime air 1 Vanatta. who. incidentally, abandoned field* But he's worried about: See Page . a chance of picking up first again above the record he and Don Dick H»p. successor to Dr. » ... A-13 cleaner's in the fifth when last built up - BASEBALL. was bathed in bright sunshine prize $76,400 J Laz established jointly here four summer the Brad- Phog Allti as coach, of are Hasty House he hit Sandy issued a ley team Kansas as the cars got away. Keystone Amoros. years ago. he now must face be- said, toughest Farm’s Platan, Stable's single to Gilliam and walked moving Memphis. "it till be our Set Record Last Plecesofeight Delany, fore to Year and D. E. Love- Duke Snider to fill the bases, but , Ron Ireland and Vil- ?ame—touner. I think than Fangio won last year with the lanova top miler, had trouble If anyone should know Brad- at man's North Cone, who would a Campanella grounder to Yost ; s no Southern KethoJhst Dallas. late Eugenio Mister Jive.* winning, ley's characteristics, he should. setting Jacobs' Trio $5,000 Olympic just hatpy got good Castellotti. net less because he is a produced a double play. but the 1.500- I'm I've a by covering champion's "That's right,” he grinned. anew record 1.008.8 supplementary entry. Dressen has mapped a program meter 4:104 time seat to watci it.” miles' at an average speed compared "Bradley has great depth, team game of Bardstown is the big horse in of steady work for Pascual. and was slow with 4:03.8 The is a 10.000 sellout. 84.07 miles per hour. ’Top Cup this mile-and-a-quarter test be- he posted in Chicago a week ago. speed and height. It is as good Foriy thousaid ticket hunters Field in Bowie the 23-year-old may thrive on it. : Castellotti was killed last I cause he's been taking Delaney broke the tape 10 yards a rebounding club as there is in wen turned iway. By Brandy high more than Chuck is intent on getting his ; week while testing a Ferrari m JOSEPH B. KELLY are the second his share of the big handicap in front of Jim Beatty. North the country. Tie finals iffer an individual Star Raring Editor weights Sag's I starters going the route quickly | Italy and Fangio has shifted to with 121 each. ’ events—the Tropical, Widener 1 Carolina's Atlantic Coast Con- ‘'We've done pretty well See NCAA. Page A-13 Six Kentucky Derby hopefuls Gem George Washing- and Pascual's performance the rival Maserati team in this won the ' and Appleton. He has Willie against ference mile and 2-mile cham- against more than one big clob— and eight other 3-year-olds at 1 the National League bitter duel between the two ton Stakes Bowie at 6 fur- Hartack as a jockey and top pion. Oklahoma City and Louisville promise mast rugged longs Pro-Brandy, making ; 1 champions stacks up as heart- leading Italian manufacturers of the race of and ; weight of 130 pounds, 4 pounds Arnie Sowell, former Pitt are both bigger than Bradley, meeting today 3-year-old ening. for sports cars. the Bowie in the his bow two weeks s more than Needles, who will be speedster, retned the 1.000-yard example—but the Braves have third running of the s ago. beat a fair allowance held. Rally in Fifth Celtics, the Nats 'Radio Station WTOP will • ridden by his regular jockey, run trophy, winning for third jumping height, than the Gold Cup at 7 furlongs. Jockey Sam Boulmeiis will more broadcast a description of the 1 Dave Erb. Restricted to two hits in four. .year in a row in 2:12.2. other teams we've met." Sag's Angelo innings race three times during the With clear weather foreseen. ride Gem and Vasil, Needles, owned by Jack Dudley by Newcombe. the Sen- Jenkins Brats Gaffney That care of Bradley. only jockey pilot Pro-Brandy took day at 1:05, 8:45 and 10:20 Bowie was expecting to entertain to and Bonnie Heath, would appear ators bashed Karl Spooner and Charley Jenkins, 400-meter Now how about Memphis State? in eight starts, again will be pm.i a week-end crowd of nearly 25.- in to be suitable competition for Don Elston for five runs in the Olympic champion from Villa- "Well, as everyone knows.- In W Contest year 1 Drivers from the Washington 000 for the richest race ot the the saddle. Last Pro- Bardstown, but going against fifth. The ingredients were nova. came from behind on the were fundamentally a running Brandy five for be- SYRACUSE. .*. Y . Mar. 23 aiea the include Dica session to date and Maryland's won seven mm today is a long period of singles by Roy Sievers. Ed Fitz- last half lap to ruin the chances Vanatta said. "We in race fore developing osselet trouble. team." can i.-Pt.—Tit Syracuse Nationals, Thompson in a Corvette, second biggest purse tor sopho- comparative Inactivity. Gerald. Pascual and Plews. plus i ot Joe Gaffney of Philadelphia play pattern basketball, though. Charlie Winner long allay-off jinx for the Wallace in a Porsche Spyder, mores. Entry (ids Support ol the 1956 Flamingo, Florida three walks and a pair of errors. to lake his third straight 600- If they let us run. though, we're got Boston Clitics, git a chance to Fred Windridge in a It all Cup strong backing , Derby and Belmont The Senators their final yard championship. going to and Mercedes 14 start, the Gold Due also for is Stakes. run run. square tljir post-season series JJenz. Steve Spitler Sin an MG. will be worth 535.500 with the Trainer Hirsch three-ply . besides the big one at Louisville. two runs off Johnny Podres in Three other Olympic cham- Jacobs’ eighth. , of Desire with the Basketball Bill Kinchloe in a Corvette, winner taking home $25,000. . Needles has started only the With one down, pions won their specialties: Ira Full National Jim entry. Roscoe Maney and Pert- once Associations Eastern Division Robinson in ; this season, losing a close 6'g- Sievers singled and with two out Murchison, scoring his 15th "You know something? When an Arnold-Briatol. Mister Jive C'boiee shire won at Santa Anita this winners ii a nationally tele- Hap Dressel in an AC-Bristol. regis- . furlong to Vee almost Zimmer threw wild past first < straight victory, copped the 50- I first saw this team. I didn’t Opinion is divided about the winter. Promised Land Admiral. vised garnet oday. and Mike Capicllo in an AC- tered , two weeks ago. base after fielding Fitz Gerald's yard dash in 5.4 seconds: Lee particularly like what I saw. But favorite bvt most observers oe- in an allowance cv°nt last The gant will be in Bristol. week end at Bowie *n clever The 4-year-old quieted some grounder, allowing Sievers to Calhoun1 of North Carolina Col- this team is full of desire. It seen lieve it will be Mister John gives Washinßtor WRC-TV, Late Pace Important Jive. critics with a brisk workout , score Fitz continued to second lege won the 50-yard high har- never up." over L Appelbaum s colt, who showed fashion. Channel 4. $ 2:30 p.m. Early speed doesn't always win Jockey Tony DeSpirito, seri- . Thursday, doing 5 furlongs in a and came around on singles by dies in 6 1 seconds, tying the Chuck Orsborn. Bradley's coach, high speed in the Flamingo mark, The Celtiq won the opener this long grind over the 5 2-mile ously injured spring minute flat. And victory Snyder and Pascual. woild indoor and Phil who was Vanatta's assistant un- Stages earlier this month before last at i his of the final piayofls. course on the concrete and as- Laurel, will ap- . last year in the Flamingo fol- Notes: Dick Brodowski will Reaves of Villanova cleared the til the latter pulled up stakes, divisi«'s finishing fourth behind the win- make his first 108-90. at Thursday phalt runways of the abandoned pearance in silks this year aboard I lowed a period of inactivity. oppose the Athletics here today. high jump bar at 6 feet 7 inches. wasn't happy over the favorite's toston ning Bold Ruler and the Calu- role team. and are favo*d to take 2-0 Sebring Air Terminal, wartime on . . The same clash, Villanova's 3:19.5 was the best accorded his a a met entry. Pertshire. Dick Lawless will ride Arearo Fabius clubs will lead in the base for European and Fabius, here again in two sections of the mile relay "It's tough to be the favorite,' bit-of-five series. takeoffs. Roscoe Manev Harold I Eddie Arearo will ride tomorrow, then shift But the Brakes and mechanical difficul- Mister Jive will lean to the Keene will guide Promised Land. . who kept up with Bardstown to Orlando for meetings Monday he said. "The one reason I have Nat. who eliminated 7-furlong distance of today's we seem the Celtics in free of the last ties often kill off the "hot” cars. Os strong local interest will 1 until the head of the stretch in and Tuesday. . . . Games today to feel good now is that his top four playoffs, fast The real test comes in (he late race despite weight ol be the performance of Astra- . last week's Appleton and then and tomonow’ will be broadcast to be coming back. tosed dur- pounds very ing the regulanampaign. And hours, after dusk, when the 124 and his speed should corn, owned by John A. Man- . dropped back. Arearo rode three by Station WWDC at p "We played good ball from keep any 1:25 m. they beat Bostn seven limes racers speed around the twisting hnn out of early jam- fuso of Chevy Chase. Astracorn winners yesterday, including Pete Runnels has only GW Gridders early in January until the middle i five hits ming. year Jive, a February sloughed in 13 clashes, re- hairpin turns with only their Last Mister was narrowly beaten last Satur- . Evening Tempo in the feature. in 32 attempts and Dressen Is of Then we fie teams son of Mr. Music and Joy turn to Boston for the third own lights to guide them That For-; day by Promised Land. A strong > Call Me Lucky has won his wishing he'd snap of . off. We weren't right until we ever, three including out it.. game tomorrow afternoon. is when the real drama unfolds. won stakes finisher, Astracorn could be an i last two impressively and is in i Jim Lemon threw his bat away reached the tournament. Now. prizes the Cowdin. Jockey Charlie Burr say peak." Meantime. theVesterp Divi- Cash of $12,000 nave upsetter. the best shape rver, according to 1 in disgust after fanning in the Battle Alumni I'd we're back at our been put up with $3,000 each is due in from Miami to ride Bowie’s 34th program drew • his trainer. Jim Conway, while This is the sixth time Bradley sion swings bac. into action eighth inning . . . but single going to Mister Jive. a George Washington's appeared tomorrow at St. Luis with the the overall winner and 10.193 yesterday and betting ! Platan, who will have Johnny in the ninth put a hap- football has in the tournament. In addition to him in team is winding up spring prac- Hawks holding al-0 margin the best car in the handicap di- Mister Jive, the totaled $915,173. Adams in the saddle, has been pier But it is the first time since 1950 Derby aspirants frame of mind. today game against over the Minneaplis vision. other in the Gov. Theodore R. McKeldini almost as inactive as Needles, The tice with a when the Braves were beaten by Lakers. Gold Cup are Carolyn K. Senators now arc 6-7, the alumni at the Washington- City College The Hawks won leir opener Stable's of Maryland will entertain at t North Cone will be ridden by Dodgers of New York in the Waylond Pro-Brandy, while the are 7-6. Lee High Arlington Thursday. 118-109 Girls Win Mrs. Edward a luncheon in the Bowie club- ¦ W. M. Cook, who replaces Ar- Stndium in final. Orsborn played on the Lasker's Olive Tree, and the house and present the trophy caro, the original rider. Arearo at 1:30 p.m. Bradley NIT clubs of 1938 and Winners of the tt> divisions AAU Basketball three in I The alumni won year. will meet in the Title colts Mrs. Ethel D. to the winning owner after the • gave up his tentative call on SENATORS, last 1939. i bet-of-seven ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Mar. 23 Jacobs’ well-liked entry of Pert- 7; and were favored again series for the leaguctitle. UP).— running of the Gold Cup. the Irish-bred to ride Fabius. 14-7. Wayland College contin- shirc, Promised Land-and Roscoe j DODGERS, today In addition to the foot- ued domination of Women s Na- Maney. 2 ball game, the Colonials are Aragon Gets Bail; tional AAU basketball tourna- staging basketball game be- BASKETBALL Sag s Gem Gets 121 Wash. ARIIOA. llikh it AH HO A a ments by edging lowa Wesleyan Ycibt.;iii i o Aftiorovlf *: n i u tween two teams at 4 Under the •' alumni allowance condi- EXHIBITION BASEBALL Plrw.v*.‘b .'» '! 4 ;j Neal ’lb 0 ft To Appeal Sentence 36-33. last night for its fourtn ;• p.m. gym. . tions of the Gold Cup. Saggy KuTieta.lb I d H u O uni/.’b-lf A A I at Fort Myer score: straight title. ! emon.rf I I I Hntder <-l *„• u I»\ LOS ANGELES. Mar. 23 iTPi.— *• •• Coach Bo Sherman is starting Sags .*» «• place Farm's Gem and Pro-, (iAMt.S TODAY Hihintdt. Wlnmna pitcher—Suikont Bievers.il l o Dotnete ref l o Boxer Art Aragon, convicted of By the Associated Pt|s Third in the annual Wftbhinuton Kan*** City at W*»t I.oiiik pitcher—Garcia HrrtoK.iT I o I it Cpanella.c 117 1 a lineup that figures to be pretty Palm Beach Detroit mm non mil—.! 71 I>t tmch.cf ii (» o n P'naiuiio.c d n I n fixing a fight and sentenced to 1 NC AA TO! KNM tourney went to Kansas City Gentile, •’ o much one lie'll use in the < Semifinals) Brooklyn v*. Np* Cmclnnutl inn mm lux— n 1 Berberet.c I d 0 I lb I 4 the years liberty Yoik fA> at Miami e 4 K *! to 5 in prison, is at 71 Miehig* ",0 Midland, which defeated Nash- Andrews Suspended (niKhti. Runnlna (Hi and House; FittO Hid -I I n arboro.rf 4 d regular campaign next North Carolina Mate Woodschlck »* •.* fall. This (Three ville, Klippstein and Humes' Wtnninu pitcher Hinder ;t *: 4 Zimmer.as a t* M :t today on $5,000 bond, pending an Overtime*' Tenn.. 33-31. MILWAUKEE, Mar. 23 (/Pi.— CTuchko »M Vfc. Baltimore at Mr*a. •Klippstein. I.o.slnu pitcher—Bunnlng Pascual.p ;i ii u o oikv u» i i i o included a backfleld of Ray Kansas Mil San Kuinaro Art AH/ New York *A* **°*i «i|«i —;i : N’combe.p I n o i» appenl. NATIONAL AAL WOMITs Wayland’s Queens, undefeated Middleweight Al Andrews, beaten mm 1 1 p Looney at quarterback, Mike Cincinnati \i at Lout* at Ht. Peters*! •: Hpooner.p i» o o (Championship) Kansas City mm mm mm—n 1 n ii ii Aragon said he intended to Waylatid (Tev) ollege :tii in 104 consecutive games slnee in six of his last eight starts, burv .Sturdivant. Depalo (7* and Berra t Fl,stun.p o Sommer at left halfback, Ted C Mllvaukre v* Chicago at Host (H» I Reese I n H H spend his period of freedom in lona Wftr'an A'.l stage suspended €A» Braden- Howard *0 Trucks. and! H i» ii (I right (Third Place) 1954, had to an uphill was for six months to- ton Hhantz Winning pitcher—Sturdivant Roebuek.p Coliia at half and Dick j H <1 to € :t-‘t by New York iN» v*. at ! n*||if “Jackson l ii i an effort prove his innocence. Kansas Itv Midland Nansillr 111 battle before subduing a deter- day the National Boxing As- . Cleveland Lo* pitcher— Trucks. o ii Claypool at fullbark. An*fir* (in .v; Podres.p u h ALL-ARMY TOTRNEY Chtcauo inn mm 010 0:1—r» 10 i» "I'm going to prove I'm inno- mined Wesleyan team. sociation. Philadelphia \*. at Cleat water luu uu— •: !» ;iFern»'ilet 1 h ii Several the stars who played (Semifinals) Detroit Baltimole inn non 1 ol Presidio (Hth Armvi R? Hos ton v». Ran Pram taco tpCLi at Kaiser. I own Mil. Bruas (?*>. Brot.nan io'j: year cent. not try to," he said. i San Francl*co t|to (71: Touu a? i i Total? :tr» n 7 with GW last when it Port Lu«tl* ('id i 7(1 and Silvera. Neernan Brown He convicted of fixing 1 Ol TV OAMIs tomorrow 1; :• Patton, (Jiiihber* 'to I Filed out in turned a was a NATIONAL C ONGRLSS IN Odell t lid fur Elston nth. in 7-1-1 season record lit >*. V* Brooklyn va. New York v* Baltimore at Scotts- er Odell •’» Popped to mm ond for Podrea In !Mh and won the Sun Bowl game I atrttfvillr. Ark 7B Goldstein. La Crosie (\Ais.> File' <1 \ dale Home runs Chicago ml Moryn. Washington 11011 n;»o playing with Boxer Dick The FIELD are with alumni rlimimied) AT (Al n«o—»? the (Beaumont GULFSTREAM Cincinnati v* Chhaao at Tampa Wincrniak Brooklyn bout, An- and Tomah .» < •* inn inn nun—•»• was scheduled for San RNK7 ' Milwaukee v*. 8t 81 .» NATIONAL TOl l.oui* at Petti*. Bohton 000 10(1 did— ) today. These include Fullback (semifinals» UP). , bura ' \’x—A 11 Runs—Yost, Btevers (••». Fitz Gerald tonio, MIAMI,Mar. 23 —Here Is the lineup for this S. Fr isco PCM UO*J nun 1 I Hnyder. Austin, Tex., but wasn't held. Ar- Angelo. Pueblo, afternoon’s New York (Ni v«. Cleveland at Porterfield Kemmerer (.»» and White. i Pascual. Gilliam. Gentile 1 Bo voted most valuable San To. Tlo. BA 1 to* Hnyder agon pleaded illness shortly be- «i; AA SIOO.OOO-added Gullstream Park Handicap at a mile and a quarter: Angelfa. Wilson and Hadowski Krrora—Rerberet. r'l. Cainna- in the game. Lantern Uiiona Mohcrb. p Philadelphia vi. PltUburah at pitcher wlli, Zimmer. Gray Run* batted in 1 Sun Bowl r "or" Weigh* Owner Fort IjOMntt —Porterfield I'HTiinl (!*). Yost. fore he was to go on. Jocktr Pmh odd. i Myers Plttsbumh mm mil ||n n—a r» n Toseboro. Plews ojt. vr mm lu| n|u j- * ;l, Two-base hits —Plews, Gentile. Hoaeboro, Appeal 1. North Cone 1J 0 11. Loveman Cook Bos*on *nn Pram *sto ‘I'CLi at Milwaukee 4 Gray plav— The District Court of PRO 13-1 Ban rmnci co Friend. (ftl. (71, Double Yost to Plews to Judy Devlin Wins BASKETBAL v Arrovo Klldon Churn, h Runnel* Left base a— will hear Aragon’s petition and a Platan 113 Hasty House Adams Detroit Toronto «II » at Uikrlnnri (Io and 1 on Washington. 7. f/T*). 20-1 Wa*hlnßt.jn City Buhl. 1 Brooklyn, 0. Hasm on balls Spooner LONDON. Mar. 23 the Press •T Lucky. Kan a* at Writ Rice Roselll MU. I; OfT ruling may not be Issued for sev- Bv Associated Call Me 11l Ada L. Rice Woodhouse 4-1 Palm Beach Winning pitcher—Buhl off Flffton. oH Roebuck. I. off Judy Baltimore, today Losliik Ditch- Pa.MUHI T Struck out Devlin of TODAY’S SCHFIU'I.F .. RF.MItLTfc Yi;«Tt t. Piecesofelght .108 Keystone Stable Blum RDAY er—Churn I: by Hv Newcombe. defending eral months l.a*teru 10-1 WaNhinaton mm Pittsburgh. Union. I by Roebuck I. by defeated champion Final Pla'ofT firm u*»o— 7 in .*i Home runs Vtrrion; Mil-. •: by Boston hi Syracuse (Boston T«uil Needles 126 D&H Stable Erb Brooklyn inn ion non —•• p a ¦ Pod re*. Pascual. 111. Hits-Oft 1 3-1 wMilker. Adcock . ewcombe, m in 4 Inning*; Spooner. Margaret Varner of El Paso, br&t-of-A scries. MU '• ¦< PiiHcual and Berberet. Fitz Gerald (.7); Philadelphia I oft Fabius 123 Calumet Farm Spooner (5). :mn mm um—4 7 ,ft In innina. off Rlaion. In 11-2, FIGHTS LAST NIGHT FRIDAY’S RF.SIT.TS Arearo 3-5 Newcombe. Elston (fti. Roe* Ht Louis illt! onu Odd—o 0 I Mnu, Roebuck, I in* Tex., 11-7 to win the * (HI, off none in *! iniiimis Na gainff srheduled V- .. buck Podres o*l and Campanella. Bardstown 130 Farm Simmons, wual'ers mm. Cardwell n;i in *: Calumet Hartack 3-5 Plgnatano do Losing pitcher—Bpnnncr. id) 1 off Podres. 4 innlna.s. Hit by women's singles title in the all- By Pit?* TOMORROWS SCTILMLE and tonnelt. Duik MufTett Merritt —By Amoros). the Annotated I Inal PhnolY a Calumet New York INI mil 501 old—H || 4 idtrhfr Pascual i Wild England badminton tournament, Western entry. and pltelfrE - Farm Cleveland mm |n| •d*. Clark CSI. Wleand mo Lan* • PtacuaJ. Roebuck Paused balls NEW YORK MiKiirl Perrin*, I'.'A 8t I,OUb at Minneapolis «Bt. LUU nil 4 71 drith Green i.'*» pitcher outpointed serifh, <*•. •*» Berberet Wtnnlnir Pascual. championship Carmele Cant* leads best*of-,% !-<»' Gios.s purse, $126,600. I Garcia Pltula Tnmanek and Winning Pitcher—Cardwell. Loi»ini Hpoonet the unofficial of Puerto Run Nixon, aurkont. Burneula CJ; and pltchei—Clark. t Los mac Pilcher Umpire*— I•:.*». Htookbn, i« tFrathrrufigh elimi- lastern Final Plirol • Baker. Napp. Ven/.on. Time —*..V,’. the world. nation). 8) r must al Button.