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Evening star., 1941-06-28

Sweet William Terry giving up
the running of the clubs farm
system. Jarrin' Jawn Kimbrough,
Marion Pugh and Bill Conatser,
last seen in that extra special
Texas A. and M. backfield, are at
Camp Bulls for R. o. T. c. work.
Illinois, Indiana and Michigan
each grabbed three Big Ten
championships in the 1940-41
wars. But Minnesota was the
football king. Eddie Miller. the
Braves inf1elder, has a boil as
big as a fried egg on his arm.
And speaking of the Braves, Bos-
ton writers say Casey Stengel's
extra hot smart-cracks during a
losing streak makes everybody
laugh but his own players. New
Orleans is planning to have the
gee-gees running at fair
grounds again in time for a As
day meeting between the Sugar
Bowl and Mardi Gras shindigs,
All that the boys and girls have
to do is raise s15o.000.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Hurley Caught Few Of the Good Ones

caught few of the his day When
he
the
o president
ball underaed" Hurley Why to
quick pitch ball he
his
fielding, fifth nfeder know.
Jerry Hurley takatve
who it, Griffith
fielder. crakerjack nfelder he
modesy hitter Only thing couldn't
ouheld. something Anyway the ball seemed
the for it.
mfelding
about hitting He all right at
q
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Honsbys Successor Saves Oklahoma City $3.50 Month
Rufdna Poy Hitting; Hickey

Today's Guest Star-Earl Ruby,
Louisville Courier-Journal: The
annual intercollegiate crew race
starts at one end of Poughkeepsie
and finishes at the other. The
fact that a college for girls is
located at one extremity and a
State institution for mentally
handicapped at the other, is said
to have had nothing to do with
the planning of the course"
The fellow who swiped that
hat out of the Dodgers dugout
the other night better send it
back. 1t belonged to Tom Dewey,
the New York D. A. Note to Lou
Novikoff: Your old No. 19 Cub
monkey suit has landed on the
back of Bob Wilson, son of the
club boss, who's working out daily
with the team.
Old Man Nose Amt Dead.
Both big leagues
Will be all grins
When Nose Grove gets
Three hundred wins.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Cleveland St. Louis Recapme Top Spots in Hectic Major League
Win, Lose or Draw
Positive End of an Old Battery
BY FRANCIS {. STAN

white that modern
when they about Clark Griffith during
pitching ball. he insisted 1T wasn't real fast
Hudsons, the
I l his catcher
likely Hurley. For that matter
he pitcher. The battery OF Griffith
when Milwaukee the
Major League
National IF these kids today with strong could
they unbeatable Hurley
He Griffith Stadium The
Vernon Kennedy 81
Yet Hurley II that makes anybody under so
the No. Washington fan Hes been
Il
confessed
those actually caught I'd
Clarkson and Griffith"
Evening star., 1941-06-28
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, June 28.-The 194l
National Professional Football
League schedule will include only
three night games, Commissioner
Elmer Layden said today.
In announcing the 55-game sched-
ule, Layden said Chicagos Cardinals
would be host in two of the night
games, against Cleveland and De-
troit. Brooklyn will appear at Phil
adelphia In the other. All will be
played on week nights.
Washingtons Redskins will open
their 11-game schedule against the
New York Giants in the Capital on
September %. All of the Skins
games are on Sundays, six of them
at home.
The distinction of opening the
campaign September 7 will go to
Pittsburgh and Cleveland both of
which have undergone changes in
ownership since last season.
Cleveland, the home team. will
be making its first start under Own
ers Dan Reeves of New York and
Fred Levi. ir.. of Louisville. Art
Rooney and Bert Bell now have
Joint control of Pittsburgh, with
Bell. former Philadelphia Eagle
owner, also doing the coaching.
The champion Chicago Bears, who
will represent the league in the an
nual Chicago all-star game August
2s, will open their title defense
month later at Green Bay. Their
six home games all come in a row.
Philadelphia and Brooklyn also
were allotted six home games. The
New York Giants got seven.
The regular season will close De-
cenber 7 and Layden said that bar
ring playoff for division titles, the
championship game would be played
December IA on the home field OF
the Western division winner.
Games generally will be played on
Sundays.
The schedule:
September i4-Detroit at Green Bay;
New York at Philadelphia. ,-,,
september lh tluFSudS - ~ tldliu az
Chicago Cardinals tnlght eamel.
September 21-Cleveland vs.. Green Bay
a. Milwaukee Philadelphia at Plttsoursh'
Detroit at Brooklyn
September - Saturday. Brooklyn at
Philadelphia Detroit at Chicago Cardinals
(bcth night gamesl
September 2S-Chicago Bears at Green
psy New York at Washington.
October 5-New York at Pittsburgh,
Chicago Bears at Cleveland, Chicago
Cardinals vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee,
BROOKLYN at Washington:
october 12-Phiadelphis at New York,
Washington ct Pittsburgh. Chicago Cardi-
mails at Chicago Bears, BROOKLYN vs.; Green
BAY at Milwaukee. Cleveland at Detroit.
october 19-Green Bay at Cleveland,
Pittsburgh at New York. Detroit at Chi
cago Bears, Chicago Cardinals at Brook
iyn. Washington at Philadelphia.
October o6-New York at BROOKLYN
Pittsburgh at Chicago Bears, Chicago Car
dinals at Philadelphla. Green Bay at De-
troit, Cleveland at Washington
November 2-Chicago Cardinals at New
York. Green Bay at Chicago Bears, Pitts
burrh at WASHINGTON, Detroit at CleVe-
November o-Detroit at New York,
Cleveland at Chicago Bears, PlttsburFh at
Fhladelphia, Washington at BROOKLYN.
.--"erber I6-Clevelend at Nev YORK,
CARDINAL at Green Bay. Brooklyn
Evening star., 1941-06-28

Hornsby was guaranteed $1,000 a
month managing the Indians
down in Oklahoma City. And
Bus Ham, the Oklahoman sports
ed and straight-f1ush expert, re-
ports the club saves about $3.50
of that with Homer Peel succeed
ing the Raj. Red Ruffing is hav-
ing his best pinchhitting year
with the Yanks. So don't be sur
prised at a mild beef and holdout
party come contract-signing time
next winter, when Rufus the Red
howls for extra pay for his slug
ging.
Kicking 1t Around-Golf pros
say Ross Sobel is one of the five
best teachers in the game. And
you'd believe it. too, if you saw
the big play-for-pay guys who
look him up either in Florida or
at Grossinger's to have their
kinks ironed out. What's this
about Branch Hickey going to the
Giants when the Cards say bye
bye7 With your old pal 90
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Torrid Batting Pace
For Majors Set by
American League
WiIIioms, Leader at All,
Four Others in Loop
Top Nationals Best
b. the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 26-Long Ted
Williams of the Boston Red Sox
still is setting opposing pitchers
frantic His batting average today
was All. far and away the best in
the major leagues.
Pete Reiser of the Brooklyn Dod-
gers continued to lead the National
League with 356, but there were no
fewer than five batters in the Amer
lean League above this figure.
The weeks important hitting de-
velopment in the latter circuit was
the squirt of Roy Cullenbine of the
st. Louis Browns, who inflated his
average % points to .360. The rise
lifted him into third place in the
American League. II points behind
the steady slugging of Clevelands S
JEFF Heath.
Reiser dropped 10 points in the
National League race and was
threatened by Johnny Mize of the
st. Louis Cardinals, who pumped
his batting up to II points to 1853.
The 10 leaders in each league:
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Keen for Jones Bout,
Montgomery Ends
Training Today

Adorned with fresh garlands
heaped on his modest head at a
testimonial dinner last night at
Philadelphia, Bob Montgomery was
back in town today and ready to do
battle with Wishey Jones at the
drop of a hat or any other object.
They'll manufacture the featured
10-round fuss Monday night at
Griffith Stadium and Montgomery,
the red-hot challenger for Lew Jen-
kins' lightweight title, is topheavy
choice to win. He was to wind up
a Today seige of training at Tur-
ner's Arena this afternoon and he's
razor sharp, hittig like a miniature
Joe Louis.
Jones. who arrived a couple of
days ago, Phil FUR, semi-flnalist
on the program. and AL Franklin,
Phil's opponent, also were to get
in their last licks at the Arena.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

His supply of starters temporarily
exhausted both physically and nu-
merically, Manager Bucky Harris
of the Mats today employed the
eenie-meenie-m -minie-mo system of
selecting a pitcher to face the Red
Sox. and the finger pointed at the
formidable frame of Bill Zuber.
To Zuber was entrusted his first
role as a starter since joining the
Mats late in April. He hadn't
thrown a ball plateward in competi-
ton for three weeks when he
squared off against Boston today
at Griffith Stadium, but Harris was
desperate.
Washington's string of extra-in-
ming games prompted Harris to
search among his relief chuckers
in an admitted grab-bag effort to
prolong the Mats chain of classic
pitching, for Dutch Leonard and
Sid Hudson will hurl tomorrow in
a double header with the Yankees.
Among Hot Hurlers.
Thus if Joe Di Maggie extended
his hitting streak to 40 consecutive
games today against the Athletics
the Yankee outfelder is assured no
easy time of it in attempting to tie
and surpass in the same afternoon
the 41-game mark made by George
Sisler in 1922.
Di Maggie will be confronted by
two of the leagues hottest pitchers
at the moment, for both Sid and
Dutch recently have unleaShed
sparkling mound performances.
Hudson travelled 13 innings to drop
a 30 decision to the White Sox in
his last start, while Leonard has
stopped Chicago and blsnked the
Browns in his last two appear
anceS.
II Zuber was destined to be ham,
mered today it could be classified
Evening star., 1941-06-28
By SID FEEDER.

pinch hitting for Eddie Brietzo
NEW YORK, June 28.-The
Dodgers got together in secret
session and decided they could get
along without Babe Phelps from
now on. Which makes 1t mutual.
Larry MacPhail still is trying
to peddle the blimp. Luke Car
nev is 5000 steamed up over
rumors that BUNNY Davis may
try to duck in under the welter-
weight limit in Tuesdays over
weight scrap with Fritizie zivic
that he's after Mike Jacobs to
make 1t a title go. Provided
Fritizie gets the champions end
of the take. of course.
Snooper Sam says: Has the Los
Angeles constabularly taken a
peek down in Rumba Country
for that ex-fight manager
wanted in that old Hollywood
shooting?
Dollars and Sense Dept.-Rajah
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Skins, Hosts to Giants in Late
Start, to Play 6 Home Tits;
Rams, Pirates Open Sept. J

al Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Detroit
Washington at Chicago Bears
November 23-Washington at New York
Chicago Cardinals At Cleveland Chicago
Bears at Detroit Philadelphia at Brook
lyn, Green Bav at Pittsburgh
November 30-Pittshurgh al BROOKLYN
Green Bsy at Washington, Chicago Bears
at Philadelphia. Chicago Cardinals ct De-
troit
December 7-Chcsgo Bears at Chicago
Cardinals. BROOKLYN ct New York, Phila-
delphia at Washington.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Billy Conn's S Mother
Is Dead Following
Lingering Illness
b. the Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH, June 28.-Mrs.
Margaret MacFarland Conn, Al. the
Irish mother for whom Billy Conn
hoped to win the world heavyweight
boxing championship, died last
night after a 2-year lingering ill
ness.
Billy flew home from New York
Wednesday when his mother suf-
fered another in a series of severe
sinking spells, but left to referee
fight in Baltimore when it was
believed she had rallied. He was in
Atlantic City, N. j., with his flancee,
Mary Louise Smith, last night and
sobbed bitterly when told of her
death. He left for Pittsburgh i'm
mediately.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Giants Are First
Foe of Redskins

The Redskins and the Bear
who played pro footballs last
game of the 1910 season. will be
the last National League teams
to swing into official competition
next fall, according to the league
schedule released today. AS last
year, the Redskins will play si,,
games at home and five ava
The Redskins schedule:
At Home.
September 2s-New York Gients
october 5-Brooklyn Dcdsers.
October 26-Cleveland Rams
November 2-Pittsbursh Pirates
November 30-Green Bay Packer
December 7-Philadelphia Esg!eS.
abroad
October I9-PittSburgh Pirates.
October 19-Philadelphia Eagles.
November Q-Brooklyn Dodsers.
November l6-Chicago Bears.
November "3-New York Giants.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Sturs Yesterday
By the Associated Press.

Steve SUndra. SCno .orS-kept Red
ScX slugsers suhdued with eight hits
Don Padgett. Cardinals-Hit tvo-run
homer in eighth inning IN beat Reds
Bob Harris. Browns-Shut out Tiser
on four hits
Rip Sewell. Pirates-Hcid Cubs 10 sir
hits and made single himself In ninth
inning rally that won game.
Mel OFT Giants-Hit 18TH home run
to help down Phiilies.
Dick Siebert, Athletics-Double vim
ming run home in ninth inning against
Yankees.
AL Milnar. Indlans-Stopped White
Sox with seven-hit hurllnE.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Fights Lost Night
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK.-Bobby Rufin, 134r4,
Astoria, n, Y. outpointed Tommy
Splegel. 132tz; Uniontown, Pa QO)
LONG BRANCH N Freddie
Red Cochrane. 144, Elizabeth, N. j.,
Knocked out Frankie Fariello, l46,
New York 90.
FITCHBURG. Mass.-Tommy Jones.
Isl "a, Brooklyn, stopped Buster Car
roll. l4al2 Lowell Mass Cs).
BURLINGTON. Vt.-Buster Besupre
Burlington, stopped frankie Webber
New York a.
BIRMINGHAM ls-Harry Weekly,
New Orleans, outpointed Carmelo Fenoy,
South America 10D; Ben Montabana
Birmingham. outpointed Eddie Carroll
Canada 10N.
MEMPHIS.-Irish Dan Douling 1875
St Louis. and Neville CTigerl Beech,
100. Picayune. Miss, drew (s).
Evening star., 1941-06-28
White Sox Bow
ToIndians and
Cards Nip Reds
Di Mag Extends Two
Streoks, But Yonks
Lose to Muckmen
BY JUDSON BAILEY,
Press Sports Writer.


The Cleveland Indians and s..
Louis Cardinals are out in front
of the major leagues again after
giving New York fans a day Of en-
thusiastic planning for subway
series
The Indians return home from
a back-breaking Eastern tour ap.
psrently was just the tonic the Tribe
needed, because they came through
last night with a 81 victory over
the Chicago White Sox in exactly
the kind of game they play best
Big Al Milnar pitched steady T.
hitter before $4,000 fans and his
mates peppered Bill Dietrich with
timely hits, one of them a home
run by jeff Heath.
This was Cleveland's second
straight triumph after losing four
Of five previous affairs and came on
the heels of a rs decision for the
Philadelphia Athletics over the New
York Yankees.
Di Mag Extends Two Streaks.
Joe Di Maggie extended his SEN
Sational batting streak TO SO con-
secutive games with his 18th home
run and single, and also increased
the record home run string of the
Yankees as club to 36 in %
straight contests
Joe needed to hit again today at
Philadelphia to have chance to tie
and break the l9-year-old, 4l-game
record of George Sisler Sunday at
Washington. where the Yanks will
play double-header.
Joe's hitting was not enough to
turn the tide yesterday and neither
were three pinch hits in the ninth
inning that brought the Yanks
tie score temporarily. Bob johnson
and Dick Siebert hit single and
double in the AS half Of the ninth to
climax a 13-hit attack and win.
Bob Harris pitched four-hit ball
for the St. Louis Browns to shut out
the Detroit Tigers, 80. and give the
American League tailenders their
first triumph at Briggs Stadium in
Is starts dating back to April IS,
1910. Harlond Cliff and Johnny
Berardino topped a 13-hit attack
with homerS.
The Brooklyn Dodgers, who had
assembled into flrst-place tie in the
National League Thursday while the
ST. Louis Cardinals we're idle, had a
day off themselves yesterday and the
Red Birds gave them the same kind
of treatment.
The Cardinals clipped the Gin
clnnati Reds. 5-3, in night tilt, and
regained their half-game margin at
the top Of the standings. Paul Der
ringer and Max Lanier each pitched
nine-hit ball. but the St Louis safe
ties included a home run by Terry
Moore in the first inning and an
other by Don Padgett with one on
in the eighth to decide the encoun-
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Giants Crush Phillies.

The third-place New York Giants
crushed the pitiful Phillies. IA, with
two big innings and sent the cellar
dWellers to their 10th defeat in Is
games.
Nick Etten hit a three-run homer
in the first inning to send the Phils
away in front but the Giants re-
taliated with four runs in their
half of the frame and got three
more in the third. one Of the runs
being Mel Otis 18th homer of the
season.
Etten was injured in collision at
first base with John Rucker in the
fourth inning and had to be taken to
hospital, where an examination
showed the muscles of his neck had
been sprained violently.
Truett rip Sewell hurled six-hit
ball for the Pittsburgh Pirates at
Chicago, but had a narrow escape as
the Pirates went to the ninth inning
before getting him the margin OF a
4-2 victory. The Pirates pelted
Claude PaSseau for IA hits. but II
wasn't until they put together four
singles in their last turn at bat that
they won out.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
SLIGO PIuys Art WeIders

Sligo A. c. baseball team will be
host to the Art Welders in q game
tomorrow at o'clock on the Third
and Sheridan streets NV. diamond.
Garnet Inscoe will toss for Sligo.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
.Deorth of HurIers Gives Zuber
First Start as a Griff;; $4,000
See Sundru Tame Red Sox

as somewhat of rarity, for only
twice in Washington's last 10 games
have Nat pitchers allowed more
than three runs. The Mats sud-
denly have developed the leagues
most sizzling pitching staff in win
ming 8 of their last IL games.
Steve Sundra prolonged the list
of impressive pitching chores last
night when he spanked the Red
Sox. 5-3, on eight hits before $4,000
enthusiastic fans. In capturing his
sixth victory the stocky Slovenian
right-hander famed five and
walked only two.
Enjoy Spoilers Role.
The Mats may be headed in the
general direction of nowhere, what
with sixth place still more than
brassie shot away, but at least
they're enjoying their suddenly ac-
Quired role of spoilers. They
snatched two games from Detroit,
Cleveland and Chicago in three
game series and broke even with
81 LOulS III q tNO-SniiiC SIoIiN'
Assured no worse than a split in
the Boston series. the Mats are hop
ing to vacate the village after to-
morrows tussles with a record that
will display no series losses during
a 15-game home stand.
1t is significant. of course, that
Washington's winning manner dates
from the day George Archie was
inserted at third base. The re-
formed first baseman has been Civ
ing the Mats defensive flnesse they
haven't owned since Ossie Bluege
called it career.
Archie's proficient behavior has
served as a tonic to Washington's
pitching, and George isn't inclined
to 'grumble because he isn't sta
toned at first. IF I'm satisfying
the boss, then I'm satisfied" says
Archie, whose Scottish ancestry
may be responsible for his few
wasted words.
Generally Washington's pitching
has improved miraculously, and
while Archie may be a factor in
the Identification of the breed he
isn't the star act. To such speci-
mems as Ken Chase, Hudson,
Leonard and Sundra belongs most
of the credit for the Mats more
satisfactory conduct.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Major Statistics

SATURDAY, JUNE 2S, 1p41.
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
Washington, 5; Boston, 3 (nishD.
Philadelphia, =: New York, g.
Cleveland, 2; Chicago, l (night).
st. Louis, o; Detroit. O.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Official Score

RUNS batTed in-WllSon. Travis t2l
Early ,(21, Tabor, Finney Two-bsse hits
ARCHIE Early, FoXX. Three-base hit
Flnney. Stolen base-LeWis. Double
plays-Cronin to Doerr to Foxx, Vernon
70 Travis TO Vernon Left on bases
Boston > Washington ; Bases on
halls-Of Wilson, /: off Sundra, >: of
Fleming, 3 Struck out-Bv Sundra 5;
by Wilson. .. Hits-Off Wilson. s in
,nn'ngs; of Fleming o in / inning.
Wild pitches-Wilson. Fleming Losing
pitcher-wison Umpres-Messrs Grieve,
MCGOWAN and Quinn Time 80 At
tendance tactusl or estimated)-1s,5 500.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Mats Take Early Lead.


With the aid of the Red SoX the
Mats spurted into 10 lead in the
first inning last night. With two
out. Buddy Lewis was safe when
First Baseman Jimmy Foxx ne
elected to touch the bag after TAX
ing a throw from Shortstop Joe
Cronin. Cecil Travis propelled him
to third with a single to left. and
when Left Fielder Ted Williams
allowed Travis drive to escape him,
Lewis scored. Travis also attempt
ed to score but was whipped out
on a close play at the plate.
Boston locked the score in the
third inning on singles by Bobby
Doerr and Johnny Peacock and
Pitcher Jack Wilson'S infield out,
but Travis single to center in the
fourth scored Doc Cramer. who
had singled and moved to second
as Lewis walked.
The Mats constructed a ST. lead
with three runs in the sixth.
Archie started it with a double
down the left field line, and Cra-
mer sent him to third with a single.
Lewis popped out, but Travis singled
over Cronin's head for his third
straight hit, scoring Archie and
shifting Cramer to second. Mickey
Vernon lined out, but Jake Early
dropped luck-anointed double
in right, scoring Cramer and Travis.
Red Sox Keep Pecking.
Boston pecked at Sundra for sin
gle runs In the seventh and eighth
innings. Dom Di Maggie singled
with one out and scored on Lou
Finney's triple to left center, and
the potential tying run was perched
on first base when williams walked.
Sundra then famed Cronin, how
ever, and retired Foxx on ny to
Cramer.
The Mats loaded the bases on
Relief Pitcher Bill Fleming in the
eighth with one out. Lewis walked
with one out, and when he stole
second Cronin ordered Travis pur-
posely passed. When Lewis and
Travis advanced on a wild pitch
Cronin also dictated Vernon be
passed. The strategy worked, for
Early popped to Doerr, and George
C1se vss thrown ont
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.
NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
Standing of the Clubs.

st Louis. 3: Cincinnati, 3 might
New York, :; Philadelphia, (nieht.
PITTSBURGH 4 Chicaeo, 2.
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Ga mes To-day.

Games To-day. Games Tomorrow,
Brooklyn at Boston. Brooklyn ct Boston.
Phila. at New York. Phila. at New York.
Cinci. at st. Louis Cinci. at St. L. t2).
Pitts. at Chicago. Pitts. at Chicago.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-24

Look never quit the ring.
It's Just that since Jenkins stop
ped me last May, I took long
er layoff than usual. This was
for two reasons. First, ! was 60
ing to become q father. ! could
MT let fighting or training In
terfere with that, could ]? Sec
ond, I was just opening the
laundry, and since I'd sunk
about $12, 900 into that, I had to
be around to get 1t running
right.
Now everythins's okay
again, Luigi, Jr., il doing okay
and SOS the laundry. We even
have . boxing license for him
(Luigi, Jr,, I mean. So I'm
back again TO pick up where ]
eft off. And take IL from me.
I'm going 70 win the weller
weight championship before ]
quit.
First ! want to settle that
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-24
Lou Ambers Wants jenkins Return Fight

little party with Jenkins. When
I met him last time, I had trou-
BILE making the weight, and ! got
the idea he was easy, 50 / got
careless in there. Now I'm. 60
ing to prove 1t was q fluke. This
time, I'll weigh lao or 141. AZ
ter that, we're going 70 Chase
Fritzie Civic for q crack Ut his
welterweight title. Then-wsll,
for the time being, that's al,
brother"
At "a, starting his eighth year
under Willy Al Wells manager
ship; Eou still can step around
q ring. although he doesn't have
the binding speed Of the pase'
Since 1897, he has lost only two
fights. One to Henry Armstrong,
the other to Jenkins. He rsvers-
ed the Armstrong setback noy'
he wants 10 do the same win
Jenkins, after. al, he said, ''Yos
csn't rule q guy OH for trying"