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Entries Are Being Accepted I Mont's Status* For Golden Gloves Tourney At Maryland fcy DICK O'BRIEN Ibe Jbemnfl S&laf C Star Site Writer Left Dangling SPORTS The annual Gloves WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1958 Golden - ¦" —1 ¦¦¦¦¦ ¦ - - - tournament, celebrating its Delay of Decision silver anniversary, opens its WIN, LOSE OR , entry list today to all eligible By Regents May CX i young amateur boxers in the Hurt Grid Plans By FRANCIS STANN Metropolitan Washington area. By MERRELL WHITTLESEY Sponsored by Evening Sttr May The New Dawning DRAW Staff Writer Era Be Star Club, arrange- Athletic The University of Maryland Entry Honk, logo C-3 is one of the few major colleges which has not signed its foot- ¦lt's as Simple as That' ments have been made this ball coach for 1959 and has not given him of confidence. FOOTBALL In year to turn over a precent- a vote For THE LUCKIEST TEAM the National Cagers of Northwestern age the receipts The athletic committee the League the New York Giants, and of of the Football must be even Gloves to the United States Board of Regents apparently wigwam in the Redskins’ they are talking of how Dame Olympic Committee for its de- could not reach an agreement Fortune's pets have managed to stay alive in the Eastern velopment fund, aimed at yesterday on Tommy Mont’s Division race. building up American strength status in a five-hour meeting Win Over Irish Giants to win in Sunday they for the Rome games in 1960. which included a 40-minute The had Detroit on and session with the coach. amateur boxers years head 3d in Row for did. 19-17, thanks to a safety, a blocked field goal effort All 16 Dr. Wilson H. Elkins, presi- of age eligible and a monumentally abortive gamble by the Lions on a and over are to of the university, finally enter the Golden Gloves Ident Torrid Wildcats fourth down situation. Detroit was leading, 17-12, in the and’ met reporters after they had to take aim at the champion- heard “not ready By the Associated Preee final quarter when Yale Lary dropped back in fake punt ships to to make a and awards be decided statement’’ comments Bob A new college-basketball era formation and tried to run 25 yafds for a first down. in the final night from rounds the McCartney, public may be dawning for North- come of February 26 at Arena. director of Lary didn’t close. Uline relations; Dr. Albin Kuhn. Elk- western, long a stepchild among Now all the Giants must do Is beat the Cleveland Accompanying the an- ins’ assistant, and B. Herbert Big Ten titans. Meanwhile Browns twice and the Baltimore Colts in three successive nouncement of the opening of Brown of Baltimore, committee one-mighty Kansas faces lean weeks to pick up all the marbles. “Ifthey could win that the Gloves is an entry form. chairman. M j# : days this season without Wilt All prospective ringmen * one against Detroit,” George Preston Marshall speculated, j are re- i i Dr. Elkins said he was “not J* Chamberlain. quested to fill out this form ready to J&mlV Northwestern, picked “they i make a statement at with could win ’em all.” and forward it to Golden this time.” Purdue as the Big Ten favor- The odds are against the Giants, of course, but it’s Gloves. The Evening Star Ath- ites, is justifying the evalua- been done. By the Redskins, too, back in 1937. They had letic Club, llth and Pennsyl- Questions Parried^ tions thus far. The Wildcats, to beat the Greet* Bay Packers and Chicago Bears in vania eve. N.W. Necessary in- He parried questions as to ranked 10th in the first Asso- successive weeks. formation will be forwarded when there would be a state- ciated Press weekly poll to the turned back Notre Dame, ** * * contestant. ment: on what effect this was No. having on the 11 in the listings, 68-63, last IN THOSE DAYS Clark Hinkle, Herber, Don Numerous Awards football program, si h 9 Arnie and on what was discussed with night. Hutson, Johnny Entry George Sauer and Law were playing for blanks also may be ¦ Mont at the meeting. The victory was Northwest- the Packers, who were favored to win in Griffith Stadium. obtained at the various local However, it was learned to- ern’s third in a row. The other boys’ clubs and youth The Redskins prevailed, 14-6. organiza- day from a source who re- two came at the expense of tions where training quarters The next week all the Giants needed was a tie to quested he not be identified that Western Michigan and Mary- have been set up for the" 1959 a eliminate the Redskins and win the Eastern title them- decision will be announced land. The Wildcats get a event. “in two or three days, or breather until December 19 selves in the Polo Grounds. The Redskins romped, 49-14, i as As indicated on the entry I soon as some formalities have and 20 when they compete in over the Giants who had Tufly Leemans, Mel Hein, A1 i blank, there will be two classes been taken care of.” the Blue Grass Festival, which Lassman, Hank Soar, Ward Cuff and a few others. Came of competition this year. They Mont and his IxflliP'*ll also includes host Louisville, are the assistants the playoff on the ice in Chicago and not even the Bears, i j subnovice class for waited until nearly 6 o'clock North Carolina and Notre Nagurski, ; those who have never taken for from Dame. featuring Bronko Jack Manders, George Musso part word the meeting. in public competition '¦'NSvv v ’m Danny and iTwo members of the Maryland and Fortmann, could stop the Redskins, who won ; the open Denver Beats Kansas class, for those who staff are to sticking m A 1 28-21. have participated in believed be (K I ! sanctioned i ito Tommy through sheer per- Kansas, No. 7, bowed to‘Up- Joe saying amateur competition. Kuharich was he thinks it’s possible for 1 1 Each: sonal loyalty, for they start Denver, 73-60, for its class will eight have the Giants to take it all this year. “At the beginning of Include weight been offered higher paying figst setback after victories divisions, flyweight jobs the season, when we played the Bears,” Joe reminded, to heavy- at schools where the football over Rice and Canisius. With weight. j the 7-foot join- “everybody predicted that Chicago would be the season’s program has the complete Chamberlain In addition to the titles, a backing of the ing the Harlem Globetrotters big club. The Bears had Willie Galimore and they were glistening array of is administration. after awards Apparently feeling two seasons at Kansas, supposed to be the strongest squad, physically, in the waiting to be won. There will that si- the Jayhawks have their work league. be suitable prizes for the win- lence is his best position at this them, time, cut out for especially in Mont told reporters that .¦>,./y ¦>:• >.) the Bears and the ners and runners-up in both - • f the rebound department. “Then faded Browns .were going the open he also had But and -subnovice divi- no statement. V v •yP* -i«5 ;-if- Northwestern has to run away from everybody. The Browns lost a couple Tommy had to won only sions as well as individual tro- use all of his two league titles since the Big and then it was maybe going They phies self control to keep s Baltimore, undefeated. for outstanding ability from an- is -if. Ten began league competition can be every sportsman swering the question: “Do you ¦I licked, one of them.” and hip and team j? in 1906. The Wildcats won the ** * * trophies. think you require should a vote crown In 1931 and tied for first I of confidence?” THE GIANTS’ BIG BREAK waj necessarily in 1933. Northwestern, which not that Will Appear in Garden Obviously Tommy doesn’t stunning fourth-down gamble that gave also indicated an upsurge in them the ball open think one is necessary^ year, paved the for For the winners, of football this tied for fifth way winning score, Coach ‘ and the , Kuharich course, there is the opportunity Fifth in League f ‘ in the basketball standings 'in was thinking. “That blocked field goal by Detroit appear f with a to in v Madison Square Mont's 1957-8. while compiling a 13-9 minute and 13 seconds was a 100 to 1 shot,” teams have won 11, left Joe mused. Garden in the Eastern Golden ; lost 18 and tied 1 in three years. over-all record. “But running for a first down 25 yards away with a Gloves Tournament of Cham- He is the only coach in the Kansas has won 17 confer- .” pions in March. This is ' 17-12 lead . . somebody began. the Atlantic Coast Conference not ence championships since 1929. real pot of gold for the In “I can understand that play,” said. “The open . signed for at least two more the past seven seasons the Kuharich class victors. UNFORGETTABLE STAR—Millions of baseball fans always willremem- Jayhawks coach (George Wilson)' probably called It’s not as silly years, and three of them have ber Tris won three titles out- it. Victory in New York or even ' records poorer than Speaker for his unmatched fielding, his hitting, his aggressive- right and tied for a fourth. as it sounds. probably good showing his. ness his polish. The Lions waited for weeks for a a will place the Mont’s three-year and This picture was made during his days of stardom Kansas tied for second in the spot record at to call it. The Giants’ linemen probably had been contestant on the East Golden Maryland, compared to with Cleveland (1916-1926] and his prematurely gray hair already had Big Eight while posting an-18-5 Gloves squad which the first charging, and Cljff Livingston was leading the way. annually three years of the other con- won him the tag of the “Gray Eagle.”—AP Wirephoto. season mark. “AllLary faces the Western champions. had to do was side-step Livingston and pick This year the ference coaches at their present Ruklick Scores 36 up of just East-West meet jobs, none of whom a screen blockers. It wasn’t a reckless play. It will be held at the Chicago was fired: W. L. T. Pet. Joe Ruklick clicked for 30 happened to fail because Livingston, for some reason, Stadium March 25. The Eastern . points as Northwestern snapped Murray (Duke) 20 8 2 71.4 stopped his charge. Maybe he smelled a rat. Anyway, he competitors, however, will spend | ; Notre Dame's streak of 18 Giese American League Only two other members of Maryland would spot its rivals games that fall. the top 10 saw action last assignments, how is the other side going to suspect? Baker District of Columbia Boxing finest centerflelder of all time Boston in 1912 and 1915 and Commission, two full months of valuable Cleveland in 1920. He managed Speaker became a regular on night. Kentucky. No. 2, turned make it However, Sam and Eddie 1740 Massachu- suffered a fatal heart attack didn’t that time. Leßaron recruiting time. And with Mary- the latter team from 1919 the Red Sox team In 1909 and on the power in the second haft worked setts avenue N.W. between 1 after a fishing trip at Lake to have it dozens of times.” and 4 p.m. land’s academic standards hav- 1926. was middle man in the great to throttle Duke. 78-64. Eighth- ** * * ing been raised Whitney, 30 miles of It is necessary for boy considerably, west his Speaker was the second mem- Continued on Page C-3, Col. 1 See BASKETBALL, Page C-3 each recruiting is tougher than home here. LION COACH WILSON’S ears burned, of course, but who participates in the Golden ever. ber of the Hall of Fame to die Mont said he and his assist- Prom the high echelons and in a period of three Kuharich was saying that abuse nearly is a occupational Gloves to be registered with the ants have weeks. Mel District of Columbia covered the area from the bushes of baseball Ott, one-time great with the hazard. Which led to the question: Associa- schoolboys and are not far be- 1 of came messages of sorrow. New York Giants, died Novem- i “Do you ever allow the will of sway you tion the Amateur Athletic hind in recruiting of State. the fans to Union. It is advisable for out Speaker was lauded for the tre- ber 21 of injuries suffered in a in a decision of that sort?” con- Tommy's plans at Maryland testants to register early. Regis- mendous contribution he made car accident. replied. inelude th» latest spring train- “Never,” Joe “A coach should disregard what tration cards may be obtained to the game he loved so well Had it not been for Ty Cobb, ing in the school’s history. He that he played it Tris would have everybody else thinks , . . fans, players, everybody. He at the Boys’ Club of Washing- 1 for S4O a been a more would like to start in mid- month. famous batsman. Cobb should do what he thinks is best. If he doesn’t he should ton. Seventeenth and Massa- April days led the and work four a body league from 1907 to 1915. get out of coaching.” chusetts avenue S.E. between week for five weeks. He believes The was brought to ” ! and is Speaker led in 1916, and Cobb “You can get way a noon and 8 p.m. weekdays. the bad weather of last spring Hubbard at the Wolfe fired that voice intoned. , Funeral Home. Services will then led from 1917 to 1919. Kuharich shrugged. “You could,” he agreed, “but Entries for the tournament made the Terps’ early practice • not be set until relatives and will close January 16. start virtually valueless. "Fined” at Start listen—no matter if you go with the fans or go against friends in, Cleveland are con- them, one thing you know: tacted. It was at Cleveland Speaker started in profes- "The fans will always be with you if you win. And that Speaker won much of his sional baseball in 1906 with fame as a of the they’ll be against you if you lose. It's as simple as that.” FOR CLASH WITH BROWNS player and manager Cleburne North Texas and where he was a scout in League. The day he signed a later years. contract he was “fined” $lO. Burial will be In Fairview Doak Roberts, president of the Cemetery, where Cleburne club, told about it Three Injured Giants his father and years Giants Bidding for Temple; mother and other kinsmen are later. SAVE interred. * Roberts had driven in his Speaker a bright new buggy to the field Q9s‘ and fishing crony, almost May Be Idle Sunday where Speaker was playing a Charles Vaughn, had pulled Dodgers May Swap Gilliam semipro game. He called Tris (AP).— their boat into the dock after Vo,u# Dec. 9 . NEW YORK. Dec. 9 for Hughes’ neck, and he’ll 1 to talk A 19 00 SAN FRANCISCO. ‘"Hie door was left open for an afternoon on Lake Whitney. over1 contract and a deal involving Injuries to Pat Summerall. have to remain in the hospital I Speaker, wearing baseball I ’APi.—The Giants still have- Gilliam and. '. The member of / dbm ! possibly, place-kicking specialist; Jack for a few days.” Sweeny said. Baseball s Hall spikes, climbed Compart! hopes swinging deal for; some of our other , of Fame collapsed onto the hub of of a players. Stroud, offensive tackle, and Ed Stroud, who has been ham- and died, buggy. Whitney, the Roberts noted he Second Baseman Johnny Tem-; I Hughes, defensive halfback, pered by injuries all season, is j Dr. John Lathom of scraped "The Cubs, Braves and Phil- attending physician, had some of the paint 1 HERE'S DO! pie of the Redlegs. Manager confronted the New York beset with torn cartileges in his 5 certified off so he signed Speaker to a WHAT WE * lies all expressed interest in left Summerall Speaker's Bill Rigney said yesterday. 1 Gilliam. If of Giants. today as they looked to- lower ribs. has s on death certificate contract at S4O a month. Rob- I one them will ward their do-or-die game with a Charley horse in his kicking $50.! Bolstered by the acquisition give us a righthander who can ' that the cause was coronary erts had meant to make it 1. Adjust brakes of Pitcher Jack Sanford from the Cleveland Browns Sunday leg and is hobbling around in but held back the $lO to repair hit the ball, we ran uo busi- agony. injured 1 occlusion. the Phillies, the Giants want; at Yankee Stadium. Both were in Speaker the buggy. 2. Add necessary I ness.” the second period last Sunday. 1 haa had one previous brake fluid another first-line pitcher and: The Giants have to beat the ’ heart attack—in 1934. Last Speaker started as a pitcher to Au- get an infielder. Browns gain a tie for the Chandler Standing By gust he entered a but couldn’t the other side 3. Re-pack front wheel bearings title of the Cleveland out. losing six straight “The Braves are still trying Eastern Division , hospital for observation as a and Football League. That “Idon't want to make things winning to get Temple, but no matter National . precautionary measure. He had none. The Cleburne 4. Balance both front wheels talks, Baylor set up a playoff at look black,” Sweeny said, "but club going him, how fast Birdie Tebbetts Coach would title j been experiencing pains in his was to release my guess Cincinnati; the stadium Sunday. December Summerall's thigh hemorrhaged but the owner, noting that is that difficulty, arms. 5. Re align front end won't take Johnny Logan in Awaits Verdict 21. quite a bit and he has Speaker! was a fine hitter, kept walking. Stroud almost had to exchange,” Rigney said. In their previous meeting .344 Lifetime Average him and sent him to the out-! 6 WACO. Tex., Dec. 9 (AP).— crawl out of Sunday's game, - Months to Pay on All Service Work! "We talked certain players with the Browns, in Cleveland But Speaker field. A decision on whether Sam bis ribs hurt him so much.” Mrs. said he had played w ith the Redlegs. They wanted November 2, New York won. feeling lately, He with Houston in Boyd is to remain as football Don Chandler, the Giants' been well going purchase not only Bill White but a 21-17. Hie Giants followed ¦ fishing 1907 until his by the coach of Baylor doesn't appear aoe punter, will be called on to( three or four times a Red Sox for S4OO the flock of other players in ex- that up with a 24-21 victory week. “He liked near close rn ma m* BUMPER TO-BUMPER SAFETY due before Wednesday. try for conversions and fieldI to be out- of the season. He played seven change. When I say a flock. I over the Baltimore Colts, the doors,” she said. INSPECTION-NOTHING TO just a couple.; Abner McCall, chairman of Division champions. goals if Summerall is sidelined. games with Boston at the end LULL mean more than Western a Surviving are his widow and try- : faculty play "Chandler is good place- of the year. rn t\ L L BUY—JUST DRIVE IN! We had the same trouble the Athletic Committee The Eastern winners will two sisters, Mrs. Alma Lindsey to get Biasing which has make the kicker.” Coach Jim Lee Howell l ing Don ame to recom- the Colts December 28 for the . of Tex., and Mrs. not said, “and he has been practic- Abilene. Pearl horn St. Louis.” mendation. said he would NFL title. along Scott of Hubbard. get his group together before ing right with Summerall I (AP). Haghee Definitely throughout Speaker was a great LOS ANGELES, Dec. 9 that time. Oat the season.” left- —The Dodgers are considering Meanwhile the Giants' coach- WINDSHIELD ] trades, The committee met Satur- Summerall and Stroud are ing staff reviewed movies yes- Firestone more player one of' day angles EXPERT which includes Jim Gilliam. and considered all listed in the “doubtful” cate- terday of past Cleveland games 1of the storm swirling around gory for Sunday's game while SCRATCHED? Manager Ba- and listened to Jack White's IIS Lu Mw)r„ fUulya, V«. JA. 4-832 S General Buzrie definitely vasi said yesterday. the head of the Baylor coach, Hughes won't be scouting report of the Browns’ OUR NEW DEVICE Witoeatia lid Qaa N.W. HO. 2-3771 Las Angeles recently sent who has gone through two ready to play Dr. Francis I 21-14 victory over the Philadel- AUTO RADIO Will Remove Scratches losing seasons. Then McCall Sweeny, the club physician, phia Eagles last tAItS. Sttv. ts PA US. INSTALLATION ISth A K St*. N.W. NA. 1-3321 Gino Cimoli to the Cardinals Sunday. and Repolish in exchange for Wally Moon said they would take out for made the diagnosis of the in- White, the ticket manager for N2l •*. A**,Silvtr Spring, M4. JU. 1-2334 a "cooling off period” and jured players yesterday. and Phil Paine. the New York Yankees baseball General Auto Repairs St., Art., ' WHILE-U ItN N. HigfelMd Va. JA. 4-1111 There is a good chance that would not meet until some Hughes, suffering from torn team and formerly an aide withi WAIT we will swing another deal or time during the coming week. neck ligaments, did not play in the All-American Conference : MUTT'S NIK 111 •04 RMi Island An. N.C. AO. 2-2133 t\vo future,” Bavasi Boyd, cheerful and confi- the Giants' 19-17 squeaker over footbeil Yanks, replaced the £ in the near -925 E«*rjon St. N.W HERSON 72 20tb St. SaatA, Art. Kl. 0-0040 sAK "At least, the grcundvork dent |fiat he would be retained, the litpns in Detroit last late Jf;k Lavelle on the scout- jSKi Open Set*. Rick Up Delr*«ry Cell ,4043 for in has ahothet year to go on his Sunday ing staff. Lavelle died of heart TU. 2-3400 •»7 •»« *8 Ralrt. rSr».t». an 4 Lin-.ln. SWIM* further trading was laid 1 division . may AD. 2-7100 Washington last week. I$12,000 contract. j~- "I have to order a brace attack last Tuesday night. , MARTY'S RADIO i TV SERVICE