THE CAROLINA TIMES M M M —n H I TKUTH UNBftlD'.IO* SATi, JULY f, 19M Lee Calhoun Leads Olympic w ie te s In LEAN PICKING Wilt Pampered Doilser ftM m ig Rated Best in League; Other linG oN ers Are Driving Says Syracuse's S e& Loop i’layers Rated By Each M 'on NEW YORK—The Los Angeles Milweukee; (4) Willie McCovey, Francisco; (6) Frank Thomas, Chi­ Dolph Schayes Dodgers have the best pitching San Francisco: (5) 'Ed Bouchee, cago; (7) Eddie Kasko, CIncimati; M Way To Die Top staff in the National League, ac­ Chicago; (6) Dick Stuart, Pitts­ (8) Alvin Dark, Philadelphia. NfiW YORK — Dolph Scbayes, cording to a conaensos of NL man­ burgh; (7) Stan Musial, St. Louis; SHORTSTOPS: (1) Ernie Banka, •T Syracuse star of the National! agers in the new issue at Sport (8) Frank Herrera, Philadelphia. Chicago; (2) Roy McMillan, Cin­ Basketball Association, erupted magazine. SECOND-BASEMEN: (1) Charlie cinnati; (3) Johnny Logan, Mil­ PERRTLEAZER with indignation when Wilt Cham­ After taking a confidential poll Neal, Loa Angeles; (2) Bill Mazer- waukee; (4) Dick Groat, Pittsburgh; berlain, seven-foot-plus rookie of of the managers to determine oski, Pittsburgh; (3) Red Schoen- (5) Ed Bressoud, San Francisco; the Philadelphia Warriors, scold­ Sup}ws« you were a K^egrd'gEWtr following the Professional their private NL player ratings, dienat, Milwaukee; (4) Tony Tay­ (6) Daryl Spencer, St. Louis; (7) ed the NBA and retired from it' lor, Philadelphia; (5) Don Blasin- Maury Wills, Los Angeles; (8) Odtf AssociaTfWi toilHftg circuit. Iflere are some of the experi­ the magasine coticluded that "a last March. iot of old favorites have lost their game, San Francisco; (6) Billy Mar­ Joe Koppe, Pniladelphia. ences tlMt yo« may face. Scbayes in the new issue of market value.” Here are the rat­ tin, Cincinnati; (7) Alex Grammas, LEFTFIELDERS: (1) Orlando Daring tfce winter months the t oar moves west and if you Sport magazine, leveled scathing ings (all players are rated at their St. Louis; (8) Jerry Kindall, Chi­ Cepeda, San Francisco; (2 -Gus live in he east j'ou would have to jump in your car and drive rebuttal at the player he calls respective positions except pitch- cago. Bell, Cincinnati; (3) Bob Skinner, “superhuman.” He said: across the country and join the pros at Los Angeles for the e.'s and utility men, who are rated THIRD-BASEMEN: (1) Eddie Pittsburgh; (4) Wally Moon. Los "^•k Ihi^ other players in by clubs): Mathews, Milwaukee; (2) Ken Boy­ Angeles; (5) Wes Covington. Mil- 1-os Angeies Open. Spend four days there and move on on the NBA and you will find out FIRST-BASEMEN: (1) GH Hod­ er, St. Louis; (3) Don Hoak, Pitts­ wakee; (6) John Calllson, Phila­ to Phoenix, Arizona, for four more days and then to Tncsoh. that they agree with me when ges, Los Angeles; (2) Frank Rob­ burgh; (4) Jim Gilliam, Los An­ delphia; (7) Leon Wagner, St. After diM you make stops at San Diego, Long Beach, and I say itiat Wilt Chamberlain was inson, Cincinnati; (3> Jee Adoeck, geles; (5) Jim Davenport, San LoOls; (8) Walt Moryn and QeOrje pampered, not piclced on. He Altman, Chicago. possibly San Francisco. These stops will not be consecutively CALHOUN AS COLLfiGE STAR shot more fowls than anybody in view of the fact that there are many tournaments in which OBNTERFIBLDERS: (1) W llie in the history of the league, end Mays, San Francisco; (2) Vada Negroes cannot participate. Namely, the Palm Springs, Cali­ even though he almost always Young Golfer Going r o f l a ^ Pinson, Cincinnati; (3) Bill Virdoo, fornia, Pebble Beach, California—where the famous Bing Thomas Smashes World Record; chafged when he took his fa­ Pittsburgh: (4) Bill White, St- Crosby Open is held. Other stops are in Texas, Nevada, and vorite shot, he himself, never Louis; (8) Bill Bruton, Milwaukee; fouled out of a game. of course in the Southland. So for one month a Negro golfer Toutsey, Thanks to Fund Drive (6) Don "Demeter, Los Angeles; (7) can perform in some golf tournaments and hfe has to stop Walt Johnson Fails in His M "At the beginning of the sea­ WASHINGTON, D. C.—Murphy whkh the 24 yMr eM led had Richie Ashburti, Chicago; (8) Tony I - to produce underwritifig monies Curry, Philadelphia. until the Summer when he picks up the tour in the Eas. STANFORD, Calif. — Lee Cal­ ters. son, the players did gang up on Street, one of three Baltimore- houn, former North Carolina Col­ NCC’s Walt Johnson finishec Wilt, but not for sadistic reasons. WasWngton Wea qualifiers for the for Ihe Hawaiian trip, A Street RIGHTFIELDERS: (1). Hank LOUIS BROKE TAM O ^A N T E R lege star and 1956 Olympic cham­ sixth in the 400 meters. <nit ol Staple strategy around the league U. S. Public Links GoK Touma- te Honolulu Committee compris­ Aaron, Milwaukee; (2) Roberto pion, led a field of top flight the money, and Vance Hobinspn, was to double-team and triple-team ment is Honolulu headed—thanks ed of Mrs. Paris Brown, PR man Clemente, Pittsburgh; (3) Joe After the second World War Joe Louis came back and he track and field athletes to places his teammate, failed ki the 100 and the big fellow. Then the tactics to a successful campaign spear­ Moss H. Kendrtx, Washington, Cunningham, St. Louis; (4) Willie had an interest in golf. It was felt as Heavyweight Champion on the U. S. Olympic team here 200 meters. were changed because ganging up headed by the Eastern Golf Asso­ and Maxwell Stanford, EGA' Kirkland, San Francisco; (5) Duke preeld«Ht« Philedelphia, guided this week-end on Wilt only helped the Warriors. ciation. Snider, Los Angeles; (6)- Tony of the World he could break down some of the PGA barriers, Other tan stars wlio will' j|nake Twenty of the 53 men who If he had put his team’s interest Young Street, a former Mor­ the campaign. Gonzalez Lee Walls, Cincinnati: His first move was to the Tam O’Shanter in Chicago where the trip, their finishes and'times illrs. Brown, United Golfers As­ earned place* on the U. S. team ahead of his personal comfort, gan Stefs Cellefle student and (7) KenWaliers, Philadelphia; (8) in the trials are as follows; sociation and EGA tournament di­ he. Pro Ted Rhodes and Bill Spillen were allowed to play. For ■re Negroes. Tht^ won their Wilt would have been delighted product «f the BeltbnOre public Bob Will, Chicago. 100 meters — Ray Norton, Oak­ rector, was chairman of the com­ many years this .was the only tournament that would allow berths by finishing among the with the gang defense. scheels, wIN leeve Balthnore's CATCHERS: (1) Del Crandall, land, Calif, 1st, 10.4; Frank Budd, mittee, with youth golfer Alan Negro golfers tp perforin. first three. Friendship Airport on July 7 Milwaukee; (2) Ed Bailey, Cincin­ Asbary Park, N. J., 2nd, 10.4; and Kendrix, UGA under 14 runner-up Altogether, some 71 athletes Laurel, Miss., 1st 26’ 0 and one via United Airlines for the trip nati; (3) John Roseboro, Los Adge- Louis’ efforts to get Negro golfers permits to play golf on a Paul Winder, Pleasantville, N. J., and son of the well-known public will make the trip to Rome. In half inches; Irvin Roberson, 3rd, to the Hawaiian Islands, our 50th les; (4) Hal Sitaith, St. Louis; (5) professional level lighted a fire that saw the walls crumple on tied for third, 10.4. relations man, was honorary chair­ addition to the S3 teap'. members, Philadelphia, 25’ 5 and one half.” state. The public links tourney Smokey Burgess, Pittsburgh; (8) municipal courses in the golfing United States. Some courses 200 meters — Ray Norton, 1st, man of the committee. Concurrent­ 18 others, who came in fourtl^, in High Jump — John Thomas, will be played July 13-1« over Hobie Landrith-Bob Schmidt, San gladly welcome the few Negro golfers after they were told 20.6; Stone Johnson, Dallas, Tex., Cambridge, Mass., 1st T 3 and one the beeutiful Ala Wei course In ly with the Washington campaign Francisco; (7) Jim Coker-Cal Nee- most cases, will be taken as alter­ 2nd, 20.8 half inches; Charles Dumas, 3rd. Honolulu. launchcing, Mr. Stanford issued man, Philadelphia; (8) Sam Tay- that it was unconstitutional by the Supreme Court to discrimi­ nates. Five tan stars are among 400 meters — Otis Davis, Los Los Angeles, 6’ 11”. Defending champion for this im­ appeals to EGA local clubs from lor-Del Rice, Chicago. nate against them because of the color of their skin. Others did the Mternates. Angeles, 3rd, 46.7; and Ted Woods, his headquarters in Philadelphia. Cilhoun, seeking a second 400 meter hurdles — Dick Ho­ portant United States Golf Asso­ PITCHERS. (1) Los Angeles, (2) not give in as easily. They went to all sorts of ends to keep Pittsburg, 4th. 46.7. The successful drive was spurr­ geld mtdel in Olympic competi> ward, Los Angeles, 2nd, 49.8. ciation tournament is Bill 'Wright, Milwaukee, (3) San Francisco, (♦) structed courses for the Negroes and others burnf*d their Hop, step and jump — Ira Davis, ed by three EGA units in Wash­ Nen. led an all Negro finish in Among the alternates are sepia Seattle, Washington, college stu St. Louis, (5) Pittsburgh, (8) Ciii- Philadelphia, 1st, .'i3’l and one ington—Wake Robin, Arlington their links lily-white. Some sold to private clubs, some cpn- ttie 110 meter liurdies in the performers Vic Hall and Dave Ro­ dent, who last year became the cinnati, (7) Ciiicago, (8) Philadei- ' half; Herman Stokes, Los Angelei Divots and Royal, and three EGA courses.