* THE EVENINb STAR, Washington, D. C. l TUESDAY. 18, C-4 DECEMBER 1956 Nips Burdette N. L. PITCHING i * CLUB RECORDS j Spahn for NL gSjßSr}jf«B & 1 # B ffi |& 1 Tjff ft* ::::::::::::: i it- W \ffl iSi! Pi 1:8? fc m If? if? !:§§lIff Pitching Title 1m m\m!« h 111 3 :yiw Lew Burdette, 30-year-old Total* 11083 6775 ‘939 10719 1210 3882 8984 HeO ~3T3 . Milwaukee righthander who PITCHERS* RECORDS mgk ( U ...ip ¦ (Pitcher* ¦ wilted In the stretch drive, led With at least National League pitchers with an earned run average of Ifa 1 2.71, nipping teammate Warren £i ill Si Spahn, who finished with 2.79 pS."Bate'~3llConley, D. Eugene, l 9 'iftjJXi ¦% *vs compiling Mil. 31 8 471illl158 74 65 lfltt s**11ak •i'i'l I while 20-11 record. Rush, If a Robert. Chi. fl : R 3213 10 565 240 101 85 210 50 104 ‘lift Burdette won 17 games by 83L -: Jg §!§§ late August but could only \» !* *1 li? wBB iBB j i" ‘ add ISrr“&C! II 10 -«00 198 95 74 186 66 h88 3.36 f f ™ two more thereafter and wound “i? :p Si lie add PISBMHHHi up with a 19-10 record. He ied k(bn™ m%. BtL —9 383 11 -301 m203 W100 81 210 44 85 3.69 !flie]i.B?2?n Wilmer. BtL L332 .014 14 500 200 on 04 I*7o 2S Ivi •»<»,» J TONNIS STARS—Three District ranking* the National with six shut outs. players selected for high by the Spahn, »«*« »» United States Lawn Tennis Association, are (from left) C. Alphonso who carried the heavy P ils s:?f| 0, Smith of load for the Braves in the final i 1 c m »ingles and No. 2in senior doubles; Donna Floyd weeks as they just gig of Arlington, x? 5 missed the IISI fill fii No. in girls* singles and No. 7 in girls’ doubles, and Donald Dell pennant, became a 20‘ game g of Bethesda, No. 3 in junior and No. Lawrence, Broofo, 18 *8 & singles 2 in junior winner for the time. Cln. * R49Bltlsi9-40 .656 109 doubles. seventh Fowler, 21f 97811210 71 96 399 J. Arthur, Cln. r45 11 11 600 178 92 80 lAI «« ini AntonelU; Maglie Engine* Follow Carl, Bkn. R3l 13 11 .542 186 92 88 199 57 05 426 DONNA FLOYD NO. 5 ON LIST Following Burdette and Spahn were Johnny Antonelll of New j? ?! 183 € Hacker, W.rren, Chi. .R34 313 ’ll.188 19* 103 ip i Kansas Boosts York. 2.86; Sal Maglie of Brook- 87 ISoIf 44 9? ill4!Jean Borotra of second straight In won-lost & Tennis players of the Wash- . France. This was the third year percentages with a 27-7 mark Pollet. Howard. i h £BB h if hi II lo King, Pitta.. Ll 9 O 4 .000 23 10 8 8 18U If8 10 3.13 Climbs Third Nelson, i ington area held high places Ini in succession that Smith anai for .794. He completed 18 of Pitts. R3B 4 1 .Bilo 60 24 21 54 19 25 315 By the Associated Robert. Phila R 49 3 8 .333 123 55 44 116 34 53 ! the seniors, juniors, boys, girls ; Jacobs reached the finals. Press 36 starts. Lablne.“‘llf- Clement. Bkn. R62 10 6 .625 118 48 43 111 30 75 354a!?! and interscholastic singles and 1 Dell had a good summer in his j The touring Kansas Jayhawks, Bob Friend of Pittsburgh, the BJeenian. HersheU. Cln.— RB4 14 5 .737 109 44 41 112 34 SO 339 doubles ranking announced today r final year of junior play. Winner with Wilt Chamberlain, the 7- earned-run leader In 1955, by the United States Lawn Ten- . of the Western, Kentucky State foot sophomore showing the way, dropped to 12th at 3.47, but nis and atop worked the innings, jbh°on# 6 Association's selection com- ¦ Middle Atlantic junior remain the basketball poll most 314, II $% 3 «" .?? f? f| mittee. championships, he reached the as the No. 1 college team In the and had the most starts, 42. J f ft Area stars picked for high i semifinal round of the national Nation. Robin Roberts of the Phillies Jolly, David, Mil. R29 2 3 .400 48 21 19 39 35 20 .1 T- Valenttnetti. Vito. Cbl. R 42 6 4 .800 95 47 40 38 3 rankings are C. Alphonso Smith event. He lost to Rod The writers and sports- had one of his poorer » 84 28 379 i Lavar of sports seasons, Brosnan. James, Chi. R 30 6 .357 96 44 40 95 46 81 379 of Washington, No. 4 in seniors’ Australia, tournament winner, in casters who take part in the winning 19 and losing 18, but Rldzlk. Stephen. NY R4l 8 2 .750 92 42 39 80 86 S 3 a j ” 1 Schmidt. Willard, Stl. . R33 8 8 429 148 89 83 131 78 62 387 I singles; Donald Dell of Bethesda, , a good match. Don beat the weekly Press balloting pitched most complete wuheim. j. «4 ? « « ?! Associated thei Maraonerl. NY’:::::r :30s 4 SI 97 5J4 No. 3 in junior young gave games. 22. gave Joseph. NY L23 8 8 500 92 45 40 88 49 49 391 singles, and with i Australian the previous Kansas an overwhelming He also up the Roebuck. Edward. Bkn. ft 43 6 4 .568 89 46 89 83 29 So 394 Ralph, 155; Hearn. James. NY .313 129 74 67 124 44 Donald also of Bethesda. , week in the Western champion- margin with 68 first-place votes most runs, most hits, 328, Monger. .8 30 6 11 68 a'9R I George. Pitta. ft 35 3 4 .429 107 59 48 128 45 4.04 No. 2 in junior doubles, and [ ships. The Bethesda youth also among the 93 cast. Only games and allowed a record number of Jackson, Lawrence. BtL R6l I 2 .600 86 44 39 76 464? 60 4.13 Negray. Ronald. Phila R39 . 2 Donna Floyd of Arlington, No. 5 added the Eastern through last Saturday home runs, 46. 3 .400' 67 38 31 72 24 44 4.18 i Interscholastic were con- 38 * 2 SO 60 29 28 63 27 17 429 in girls singles, and with Pa- crown to his titles. sidered. LltthS’eld*Rio?lVd. . tricia Jones Fans 176 6Pitts.-38tL-31 NY L 40 4 8 .400 119 62 88 101 49 80 4.39 Hubbard of Chevy Chase, Miss Floyd, regarded by many j Washing- “frer. John. Phila. ... R4l 711 .389 98 49 47 88 61 66 441 Kansas bowled over Sam Jones, Chicago right- Bug. 38tL-24Phlla R 27 6 9 .357 80 No. 7 in girls’ doubles. as the most pros- Joseph. .8(H) 114 71 57 121 58 450 promising girl j ton twice over the week end with Black. Cln. R32 3 2 62 31 31 61 26 27 450 ip who traded Naranjo. Oonsalo, Other Washington area stars ; pect to out of the area, hander was to St. Pitts R 17 1 2 .333 34 22 17 37 17 28 4.50 ever come scoring 30 Muni, ... to Chamberlain points Louis last week, again In John. Mil. Rl4 0 0 000 24 14 12 25 7 18 450 be ranked were Col. Nick ; captured the Middle Atlantic one night and for Ted Konstanty. C. James. BtL._ R2. 11 .600 39 20 20 48 6 7 482 37 the next a both strikeouts, 176, and bases Arroyo L.UU. Puts. L 18 8 3 .600 29 17 16 ¦'¦ Bowel, No. 22; Austin Rice, No. , junior girls event well Pitts. 38 12 17 486 Ep j/. as as tak-! season total of 158 or 39 Vi a on balls, 115. Johnny Kllppstein Hall. Richard. R 18 0 7 .000 82 38 33 84 21 27 4.79 =vw 88; Alex M. Keiles, No. 35, and ing the women’s title. She game Koutai. Sanford. Bkn. L 16 2 4 .333 69 37 32 88 29 an 488 : \ was winning Rogovln. Phila. ... X In four starts. of Cincinnati the most bat- Saul. *22 7 6 M 107 65 59 132 1? 48 498 Kahl K. Spriggs, No. 37, in sen- beaten by Mimi Arnold 1 Jayhawks hit Hughes. J, sßkn.-25Chl R3O 1 3 .260 67 42 33 5:1 521 , ~/S/ of Red- The wind up their 34 28 t ’ < iors’ singles. ters, 10, and Elroy Face of the R 14 2 2 .500 40 24 24 38 14 24 540 ! • wood City, Calif., ranked No. 1,1 tour in Llddlc. D.. lINY-148tL . L2B 4 .333 88 47 California tonight and Pirates appeared In the .Lehman, 2 41 81 JR 35 669 : in the nationals in three close! go most! Kenneth. Bkn. ...L 26 2 3 .400 49 36 31 96 23 29 8.99 : Smith Second in Doubles then home to play Wisconsin games, 68. Flowers. B . 38tL-32Ph11a...ft 36 1 3 .250 51 38 36 89 16 27 594 1 sets and lost in the semifinals of! Saturday. Mojf. Russell aochi.-iCln. R2l 1 8 .143 68 41 40 72 28 2? 8.21 : Smith also The longest winning streak of McMahan. Jack. Pitts Lll 0 0 800 13 9 9 18 9 ft 823 was ranked second the Middle States Blaylock. R In the seniors’ tournament,! the year straight by Robert. StL 14 1 8 .143 41 32 2# 46 24 39 837 1 doubles with Ed- also in three sets, to Dons Hold Second Blace was the 13 Lafalme. Paul, 18tL-llCin. Ll 2 2 4 .333 18 20 20 30 6 4 8.43 * ward Jacobs of Jacqueline! Brooks Lawrence of the Redlegs Plllette. Duane. Phila. R2O 0 0 .000 23 21 17 32 12 10 686 1 Baltimore. Tegland of Oxnard, Calif. AIL San Francisco, which saw its Mlnner, Paul. Chi L lo 2 6 .288 47 38 38 80 19 14 68# In the other Ralph from April to July 17. Owens. James. Phila. ... RlO 0 4 000 30 22 i: ¦ divisions. four girls ranked above Miss record 60-game winning streak 19 28 24 36 22 7.20 ranked 17th in junior singles; l 'Floyd snapped last night by Illinois, Milwaukee’s staff compiled a LESS THAN 10 A Hugh Lynch, are Californians. GAMES 111 of Bethesda, No. 62-33, clung to second place. low earned-run average of 3.11, 24 in boys' singles, compared runnerup Donoso. Lino, Pittsburgh *0 «0 s?’ *? and with Tony The Dons’ loss to the United with Brook- r B "i oX *2 t Thompson of Chevy No. 1 Senior Ranking lyn’s 3.57. The least effective] S?aftrd }BB it J J 'i.-Mv ' % 5 MaSc Chase, No. States Olympic 83-52; j| >u.::::| 100 .000:X 1 o B \? I 8:881 boys’ team, Philadelphia’s Robinson.! Humberto. Mil R 2 o 0 1 2 ft 000 s 11 in doubles. Bonnie Lov- Goes to Bitsy Saturday, was game staff was with a Darnell. Robert. Bkn. R 1 0 0 .non l 0 0 1 0 8 006 < Grant in a rated Sanford. John. Phila R 3 10 I.ooft 13 2 2 7 13 ing of Charlottesville, Va„ ranked 5 4.20 mark. Briggs. 6 1.38 i NEW YORK. Dec. 18 (A ). as an exhibition and did not John. Chi. ...R 3 0 0 .000 6 11 K a 1 1.80 S v;-- 25th in girls’ singles and with Bryan count Hillman. Darius. Chi. R 2 0 2 .000 12 7 3 11 6 9 225 5 (Bitsy) Grant, the little in the season standings. Purkey. Robert. Pitts.... R 2 0 0 .000 4 11 2 0 1 225 S 'PfwlvdMr' Jane Feife of Philadelphia, Garber, Robert. Pitts. .non 4 ! No. guy from Atlanta who used to The Illiniwere ranked fifth. Drabowsky. R 200 l 3 5 n 225 3 11 in girls’ Mvron. Chi. —R 9 2 4 .333 61 19 14 87 3ft 36 2.47 ( doubles. give such players John, - R 8 0 6 6 8 ft ft tennis as Don North Carolina, sixth last week, sJn«l. Angelo.Pitta, 1 1.000 19 ».84 : MBRKf The Interscholastic singles Budge, UPetri. M. Phila R 6 0 0 .000 11 5 4 7 3 8 3.27 I Wilmer Allison and Frank picked up 12 firsts, more than Kanthal Scores Monzant. Ramon. NY ft 4 1 0 1.000 18 7 9 8 7 11 4.16 1 ratings found Dell, representing Hamner. Granville. Phila.. - R 3 0 1 00ft 8 4 4 10 2 4 4.60 Shields a rough time some 20 anybody except Kansas, to Jansen, Cln. I Landon School, rated 3, move Lawrence. R 8 2 3 .400 35 20 20 39 9 16 5.14 i years _ ... No. and: ago, has achieved his first into third place in the poll. Coach Jones, Gordon, StL R 5 0 2 ,000 11 9 7 14 5 6 5.73 S Ralph, representing Priory top Scantlebury, Patricio. Cln.-.L 6 0 1 .000 Ift 14 14 24 5. lo 6.63 I national tennis ranking. Frank McGuire’s team will play Templeton. Charles. Bkn. ...1- 6 0 1 .000 16 13 12 20 10 8 6.75 i School, No. 13. Nichols. Chester, Mil. L 2 0 1 000 4 3 8 ft 3 2 6.75 2 The United States Lawn Tennis Square Kayo Plktugs. George. Chi O • The In Madison Garden in Second L 2 O .000 6 4 4 6 2 8 7.21 rankings do not become Association Ranking Committee Thursday and in Boston the !McCormick. Michael, NY...L 3 0 1 .000 77 77 10 4 ft.oo 5 -*{j A'i!--H. over ... official until the (IP).— Ross. Ployd. Phila. L' 3 0 0 .000 3 3 3 4 2 4 ft.oo 2 USLTA’s as- has named him as the No. 1 week end. NEW YORK, Dec. 18 j Tremel. william, Chi.- R 10 0 ono 111 3 0 0 0.00 1 sociation’s annual Swanson. Arthur, Pitts. R 9 0 0 .000 21 8 meeting on senior player. Len Kathal, the former ’ 12 13 13 5 0.76 J edged up National! ‘Smith. Prank. Cm R 2 0 0 .600 8 4 4 3 2 1 12.00 January 19 in Chicago. But, Southern Methodist Golden Gloves champion Parrel!, f ex-1 ! Grant won the National Sen- step from Richard. Phila R 1 0 1 .000 4 6 6 6 3 0 18.80 i cept for minor changes, the a to fourth with two firsts, Washington, D. C„ in line Wright,,Boy. NY . ft 1 0 1 .000 3 6 6 8 2 0 16.00 I iors championship at Forest Hills followed was Constable. James. NY L 3 0 0 .000 4 77 0 71 15.75 i ratings are usually ratified as by Illinois, Louisville, for bigger and better opportuni- Kennedy. William. Cln. L 1 0 0 .006 2 4 4 8 0 0 18.00 last summer, beating Phil Hanna Kentucky, w 8 I announced. West Virginia, St. ties today after his second p‘&. }8 .888 h%% \ 'of New York, 1955 champion. As Louis State. h I 1 -12° j The 1956 seniors and Kansas Ken- round knockout of Charles Wel- singles rank- a result, the committee listed tucky’s defeat by St. Louis cost l ing represents a jump ton of Paterson, N. J., last night of eight Grant first and Hanna second the Wildcats few points in the Davis, Steelers' Back, places for Smith, who was a at St. Nick’s Arena. No. in its senior singles recommenda- standings. roui ® 12 last year. Despite the handi- tions for 1956. Kanthal, a 197-pounder win- Has Knee'Operation headquarters cap of West Virginia gained stature a sore arm during most Grant ranked in the first ning his tljird straight fight since PITTSBURGH, Dec. 18 UP).— of was by defeating Duke for the Birm- pro, the summer. Smith continued 10 nationally almost every year turning stole the show from Halfback Art Davis of'the Pitts- ingham Clastic championship. ‘ his dominance of Washington through the feature match In which Steelers RAMBLER ; from 1930 1941 but Duke knocked previously- burgh climaxed a hard area senior play by winning had off Italo Scortichini of Italy took a luck yesterday by Metropolitan-Ambassador the! never achieved higher than third unbeaten Alabama In the first season under- District title. He reached the place. unanimous decision over Wilf! going an operation for removal Solos and Sorvico round. Select Used Cart quarter-final round of the na- Other No. 1 Greaves of Edmonton, Alberta In of a knee cartilage. rankings released Call JU. 9-8400 for Demo. & ? tional championships at Forest Three Newcomen 10 rounds. Davis, a fleet-footed star at Service Hills, were: beating Dr. Reginald S. Junior singles—Chris Crswiord. Pied- The top Scortichini floored Greaves In Mississippi State, was hampered L. P. SAFFORD Inc. Weir of mont. Calif. newcomers to the 20 Nash New York in the pro- Junior doublet—Edward Atkinson and are St. Louis, Duke (No. 13) and the first round, marking the first by injuries even before joining 8507 Col«svill« Rd. Silver Spring, Md. cess. Bmith also i Robert Delgado. Los Angeles. middleweight reached the Boys' singles (1.1 and under)—Ray St. John’s of Brooklyn (tied with time the Canadian the Steelers. He suffered a hnIIIII finals of the Virginia State Senkowski. Hamtramck, Mich. Oklahoma City for No. 15). They had been on the canvas in 16 shoulder separation in the Col- . tournament, losing to R. Philip Bovs' doubles—Charles McKinley. Bt. lege game. Ann. Mo., and Martin Riessen. Hinsdale. replace Dayton, Niagara and bouts. Greaves suffered a cut All-Star Then he I 1 Hanna of New York, who was I i ill. Seattle. over his left eye that required had an Instep Injury and later ranked Girls’ singles (under 18)—Mimi Ar- No. 2 nationally. nold. Redwood City. Calil. eight stitches. hurt his knee, seeing service In I Tha OrtgtnaT ffk FLA. Oirls doubles—Susan Metager end The point totals, figured on the Good Summer for Dell Susan Hodgman Kalamazoo. Mich. In a preliminary 6-rounder, lonly a few league games. J HERSON NE, oirls basis of 10 for first, 9 for second, IL k the singles Harry Hopman mons and Richard Ogden. Deerfield Marlboro, donn. (10). AUTO of Aus- (Mass.l Academy. votes and won-lost records NEW YORK.—ltalo Clear ft Tinted—Curved _ scortichini. ISO'* ft Plot through December 15 in paren- Bronx. N Y , outpointed Wllf Greavea. 158, Edmonton. Alberta (10). theses (points on 10-9-8-7-6-5-4- Belle Haven Club BIRMINGHAM.England.—Peter Water- 3-2-1 basis): man. lASHk, London, stopped Prank Johnson. 146. Manchester (10). 1. Kansan (68) 4-f1).., 894 MIAMI, Fla.—Jimmy Peters. 149(6. 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Clou® of modem airliners... *1 .- • l’’*1 Sprlnafiald 66 i Gonzales Home 6-1234 j! IWhf Tfhr* ¦ I # || El, time between dancing the ballet Frank Daniels was re-elected j LI. LI. 4-1234 made possible by the high efficiency of the Meant (Ohlai o L'nian 85 Baltlmara V. 81 and twisting opposing wrestlers president and Judge Franklin JA. 2-1234 Compound* ... . MIDWEST For Curtiss-Wright Turbo engine. •* Operation l®'*. San into knots, will face Ted (Mr. Backus elected vice presi- BJj . ! ’ Franrl.ro S 3 was >H*4444444*4V4WVV»W Perdue - r.«* n«"O . . . 62 LOS ANGELES, UP).— York) re-, ¦¦ I®** lorala as South 65 [! Dec. 18 New Lewln In a special dent. Roger Doulens was Now the new EA Series Turbo Compound, with Notr# Dame 86 Valparal,« Tl Gonzalez, secretary-treasurer. Maranatta 100 Drake K| | Pancho pro tennis star, one-fall. 20-mtnute match on the elected governors, still higher hour-after-hour cruise power, makes i fl¦j*®' „•*.. Mlrhlaan Stale 79 wrestling program Four new board of A.M.-BP.M, , ,, Thursday OPEN XMAS | f 'i“® ** *aa Jo,a state 73. | returned home here yesterday to DAILY'TIL 8 I John Caroll 01 (a,a 61 night at the Capitol Arena. members were elected. Keff possible for the airlines to offer non-stop 1K F an, 59 1 undergo an operation for nl* s'®* ** „ what ; Karl Von Hess and Skull Morgan, J. MacKenzie Semple, continent to fly fi"’®h of Deane (Nab ) 87 i Mur- service from continent... you I ¦•V Waaloyan 61 MrPharaon ikoa.) 61 was described as a cyst-like phy have been rematched for the Edwin Talbot and Truman Rub- 1 I Minn ) 67 growth anywhere In the worldyou want to go, faster M ¦walk Dakota 83 tarlatan (Minn.) 65 [ on his right hand, feature bout, a one-fall-to-the- berger. Semple was appointed Central State «l W Virginia State 61 , finish affair, open greens than ever before. It is a powerplant that can A if®'®l,® a» Cblraga 7* Ue Angalaa 8 58 i Oonzales told newsmen at In- that will the chairman of the commit- Creel lake. 7* Bt. Marr'a (Minn.) 61 i Airport , program at 8:30 p.m. succeeding Frank Cosgrove. flythe Polar and Great Circle routes, Ahrnn Gaod.aar 78 Tanngalawa I ni. 61 ternational he hopes to tee. lakeland,7 ft Nart hern Mlahlgsn rejoin a world tour of tennis spanning 6000 more miles, aft Wait Liberty 76' i and or ftanbanaillaUneohi (Mw) NO Ratkany (KtiJ professionals In, (Wla.i 77 I in Australia staying aloft for 24 hours phis. Ptattartlla Tehr Nl Dubuaaa 7« about four Maabaß 103 Wattarn Mlrhlaan 75 ¦ weeks. He said the Watch B**?‘*f 'll®®" - Kent Stale 88 ‘ growth was at the bottom of his tor speed, distance and raatraf (Me I 63 .... Bella 64 Rirkavllla ill,I 11 Qatarr iTB.I 4t i Index finger. endurance records to topple N C Stale Rrntaakr 73 Gonzalez had been -BRAKES- for over as the EA takes to the air. 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