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Evening star., 1942-10-09
Leg Bad, A|drich
May NOT Start
Against Rams
Shugort and Whited
Groomed to Replace
AiIing Pivot Ace

The luck of the Redskins evident
ly has deserted them or forgotten
Coach Ray Flaherty's boys for the
moment, for not in the six years that
the pro football club has been To-
Gated here has it experienced the
tough shedding that has character
lied the current campaign.
Added to the mounting group Of
injured is KY Aldrich, regular CEN
ter, who joins George Smith, reserve
pivot; Ed Justice and couple of
others in sick bay. Aldrich may be
able to play against the Cleveland
Rams Sunday despite game leg,
but definitely will not be at his best
and for relief center Flaherty is
up the Well-knoWn three. He doesn't
have any.
Shugart May Play Center.
Ed Cifers was the seasons first
casual, coming a cropper with a.
charley horse in training camp.
Then Vic Carroll busted his ankle in
the Army All-Star game at Los
Angeles and in the first National
League game of the year Andy Far
kas suffered a rib wound. Next was
Dick Todd, who insisted on playing
despite bad charley horse, and then
in succession the evil spell hit Smith,
Justice, Bill Young, Ray Hare and
Aldrich
Bob Titchenal, the blond Adonis
who handles wing post as well as
center in acceptable style. ordinarily
would step into Aldrich's berth in
the middle Of the line, but he's feel
ing the effects of a lame back and,
although due to play, probably won't
be at his best. To cover up this
weakness, Flaherty may use Clyde
Shugart, a guard, at center or even
give Marvin Whited a crack at the
post. Both have been working out
at that position in practice.
With all their troubles and bruises,
however, the Skins expect to lay it
on the Rams Sunday and bounce
back into the Eastern title picture.
Bob Seymour should be ready to go.
his trick knee being okay, and he'll
be help to Farkas and Todd, the
Tribes only running backs.
Baugh in Fine Trim.
The only sunshine in Flaherty's
| little world today seemed to be the
fact that Sammy Baugh still is 100
per cent whole and enjoying good
health. AS long as Baugh is on the
premises the Tribe usually has a
chance against any club in the
league, but if anything should hap
pen to him just count the Redskins
out of the league.
Cleveland is due here tomorrow
IN time for a workout, according to
latest reports, but it isn't known
whether the Rams are travelling in
cattle cars or by fast freight, travel
conditions being what they are.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
BY HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.,
Wide World Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-There
hasn't been any great drop in at
tendance at Belmont Park since
the trains stopped running, and
off-the; ;trail Rockingham has de-
cided business is good enough
and that they won't have to cut
purses after all. Apparently it
takes more than lack of transpor-
tation to discourage a guy who
thinks he can beat the races. AL
though it was the first time in
years that Ford Frick, National
League prexy, had chance to
help celebrate a World Series vic
tory, he didn't join in the fun
after the Cards won. He was
home, sick in bed. Headline:
Ankle Injury Puts Baddie on
Sidelines." That's where all Of
them belong.
Today's guest star-John P.
Carmichael, Chicago Daily News:
Evening star., 1942-10-09

UdCk hIlSelO oeIttlll- f1dfIy "l1Sill,
senior right guard, who. as quarter
back last year helped direct the
Irish through an undefeated season,
will call the plays against Stanford
The move was made in hope Ber-
telli's passing would improve. AS a
sophomore, he connected on 10 of
123 aerials for 1O27 yards, but his
completion average of nearly $40
dropped to 1888 this season while
Notre Dame was being held, 7 to 7
by Wisconsin and defeated, l3 to 6,
by Georgia Tech.
Evans Seen Help to Irish.
Berteli's play calling has been
poor at times, but he has not made
single bobble in the important role
of ball feeder.
The Irish will be greatly bolstered
If Owen CDippy) Evans. last years
best ground gamer and scorer, is
able to play after an early season
injury. The left halfback appeared
in workouts this week for the first
time in month and may be the
scoring punch needed in a team
which has ripped up $40 yards in two
games, but made only two touch
downs.
Stanford, like Notre Dame, is off
to disappointing start under Coach
Marchie Schwartz, Leahy's team
mate at Notre Dame in 1929.
"A victory over the Irish will make
the Stanford season." Schwartz
vowed after the Indians lost, 6 to 0,
Evening star., 1942-10-09

to Washington State, and IA to 6 to
Santa Clara
Stanford Line Praised.
Bob Snyder. who secuted the
Santa Clara game for the Irish, said
Stanford has the best collegiate line
ever have seen, plus well-bal-
anced, fast backfeld and complete
familiarity with the T formation"
The line-anchored to Ed Stamm
Bruno Banducci and Chuck Taylor.
all of whom played with the 194l
Rose Bowl champions as sophomores
limited Santa Clara to so yards
by rushing.
Injuries continue to weaken the
Irish. Bob Livingstone, who has
been carrying on for Evans, and
Wally ziemba, regular center. are
laid up. Deepening the gloom was
the absence of Leahy at workouts
yesterday because of illness. He
turned over his job to his assistants.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
There's No Catering to Whims Of Civilians.

When travel in plane better
The schedules presumably
to load the planes with essential freight
the air the windows cuaned
boresome
railroads the aimes
longer the whims civilians
supposed realize it. That's baseball
football
and college squads travelling by day
big clubs the the Wdeeyed rockies
dreamed of the SOFT luxurious life the
iuoned when they l8 hours from
than gttn the cattle
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Minor Loops 10 Open
.Confab in Chicago
On December 4

BY the Associated Press.
DURHAM, N. c., Oct. 9.-Wil-
liam G.. Bramham. president. has
announced that the skeletonized
meeting of the National Association
of Professional Baseball Leagues
would be held in Chicago starting
December T.
This decision was reached after a
conference between Bramham and
the minor leagues Executive Com
mittee
While league presidents and
many clubs will attend. association
officers believe elimination of the
annual banquet and other features
will reduce attendance.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
BeozIey Rates Di Mag
Best He Has Faced

BY the Associated Press.
HVILLE, Tenn-Johnny
Beazley, st. Louis Cardinal rookie,
who won two games from the
New York Yankees in the World
Series. says Joe Di Maggie is the
best hitter he ever faced.
He hasn't got a weakness" said
Beazley at home welcoming here.
He just stands there and doesn't
bat an eyelid. Sometimes you wish
he would"
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Football.

Football.
Central at Wilson (high school
series). 4.
Tech at Eastern Chigh school
series. f.
Baltimore Friends at Landon,
$3.50.
Fairfax at George Washington
High, Alexander, 8.
TOMORROW.
Football.
Manhattan VS.. Georgetown,
Griffith Stadium. SIS.
Rutgers VS.. Maryland, Balti-
more Stadium. 2::30.
George Washington VS.. the Cit
adel. Charleston. S. c.
Western at Washington-Lee
High, Ballston, Va, 3.
st. Christopher's at Episcopal,
Alexandria, $50
Georgetown Prep at Charlotte
Hall, Md.
Anacostia High at Handley
High, Winchester. Va.
Coolidge at Hagerstown MD
High.
Roosevelt at Randolph Ma con,
Front Royal, Va.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Asks Schools 10 Give
Shotput Ball Each
In Scrap Drive
BY the Associated press

BY the Associated Press
BIRMINGHAM. Ala.-Sports Edi-
tor Bob Phillips of the Birmingham
Age-Herald estimates that more
than 500 colleges and at least 5000
or more high schools and prepara-
tory schools in the country sponsor
track teams.
He figures that nearly every COL
lege team should have several spare
l5-pound shots and preparatory
schools plenty of extra 12-poundera
II each school donated at least one
shot, the scrap drive would be boil
stored by at least $4,000 pounds Of
metal, he says.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Midshipmen Take Squad of ~
To Meet Tigers in New York

singled out Gordon Studer, Nays
hardest running back.
Two plebes, Dave Barksdale and
Ben Martin, former Tiger, were
named for quarterback and right
half. while Sophomore Hills Hume
is Whelchel's fullback.
Whelchel expects to use Cameron
If possible but is giving the stellar
veteran every chance to round into
top condition.
The Middies yesterday tapered off
in their Princeton drills with a
smart practice against Tiger aerials
and brushed up a few of their own
pet plays before packing.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. Oct. 9.-Navys
football squad OF A was to leave
here shortly after noon today for the
game with Princeton in New York
tomorrow. The Middies will rest In
Gotham tonight for the battle at
Yankee Stadium.
Comdr John Whelchel, head
coach, said 8 of the II players who
we're on the field for the Virginia
kickoff last week would start.
Capt. Alan Cameron, who has been
suffering from chronic injury, was
not named. In his place the coach
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Dodgers Nearing Choice
To Succeed MucPhuiI
Rr the Associatad Pros,

BY the Associated Press.
BROOKLYN, Oct. 9.-The Brook
lyn Dodgers haven't filled the
vacancy created by the resignation
OF President Larry MacPhail, but
they are narrowing the field.
We're very active and I can say
we're making progress declared
Vice President James G. Mulvey
when asked about the selection of
MacPhail's successor. More than
that I can't say"
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Quits Basket Ball Loop

WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. 9 P).-
r. R. M. Carpenter. president of the
Wilmington Sportsmans Club. has
announced that the Wilmington
entry in the American Professional
Basket Ball League would relinquish
its franchise because of inability to
find a playing site.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Cards Saved From Red
By Bio Series Coin

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 9.-Winning the
National League pennant and the
World Series is all that saved the St.
Louis Cardinals far-fung organiza-
ton from heavy financial losses this
year, President Sam Breadon said.
AS it turned out. the organization
will show small profit" he said.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Jeffru Forsukes Rinq;
May Become Coach

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Oct. o. Harry
Jeffra, former world bantamweight
and featherweight champion, says
he is through with professional
boxing.
Jeffra said he was considering an
offer from Maryland college to be
its boxing coach.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Baseball Game Decided
In Five Innings, 70-7

BY the Associated Press.
MOBERLY, Mo, Oct. 9.-This was
baseball, not football.
The Fertilization School played
the Waters School. The game was
called after five innings.
Terrill-Patton's lead was consid-
cred safe, though. It was 10 to 7.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Cleveland Clippers Win

Their new T formation clicked
successfully yesterday as Cleveland
Clippers, 110-pound football team,
opened the season by defeating Burk
Bruisers, 27-0. Bucky Copperthite
scored two touchdowns, with Huston
Jones and Bill Conant responsible
for the others.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Terrors Hope for Upset

WESTMINSTER, Md, Oct. 9 (P.
Maryland's Green Terrors
will depend on the passing arm of
Nanny Kaplan and the running of
Tom Terry and Art OKeefe in
their bid to upset Boston U. in the
Hub tomorrow,
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Wright at Guard to Call Plays
For Irish Against Stanford
BerteI|i Relieved of Job to Concentrate
On Passing in Bottle of r Outfits


SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 9-stanford and Noe Dame, at
tempting from the model rs rumble into
the drivers position meet tomorrow with each searching
victory
Leahy, COACH big change
taking the responsibilities signal calling
Evening star., 1942-10-09

Touchdowns-Hughes. 3 q rushing; pass
from THOMPSON; Hassett (pass from
Thomnson): Davis tpass interception);
(rushing). Points after touchdowns-
Hughes @, -rlacementsl. Substitutions:
St. Johns, Hook: D. ODonnen Brewer,
Ewald, Bowling, Rupert Dudley, Strong,
wilson N. T. S.. Irving. Wathens, Bot.
tomly, Harry.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Uanhan Tilt Ignores Old lies Injury link Clips Redskins Center
Win, Lose or Draw
A Bottles End in Sioht for the Fox.
By FRANCIS {. STAN.

IHu STyHt
Clark Grfhs long battle for shorter major baseball
finally be this winter
Old Fox has wanted the campaign end mdSepembe
at least that the World
OF only starting. Now he may get his wish.
Talking with cubowners ball players the
found them
Or for that involving Transportation
the lack of
There almost players open
National
in the 1880 baseball and football
posed to be their
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Series Prophet Is Perfect

Molly j. Sans in the Charleston
Evening Post not only picked the
Cardinals to win in five games, but
said Glamour Kid Johnny Beazley
would win two games.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Major, keor-Moior Players May Be Rotioned.

BY ratlonlng cutting
squad letting
limit 25 18 will
they ordinary wouldn't could
league a business
something Already President Will
indicates,
will be attempted and this may
Baseball
his
days Mondays could
season. It's hard to
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Lone Series Was No Super-Dooper Type.

1t wasn't until the world that baseball discovered
the problem
trived
to special
affairs of bygone
Had the
together
coach instances doubling
a
It's hard realize the changes travelling
Hotel
it's practically impossible
10
the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
Joe Chamaco
Leads Cueists

CHICAGO - Joe Chamaco Of
Mexico City led in the worlds
three-cushion billiard tournament
today with three wins and no de-
feats.
Chamaco. champion in 1899.
picked up his third victory yester-
day from Otto Reiselt, Philadel-
phia. so to 30 in IS innings. De-
Tending Champion Willie Hoppe.
New York. and welker Cochrane.
San Francisco. both with two wins
and no defeats. were idle yesterday.
In other third round play,
Earl Lookabaugh, Chicago,
won his first match from
Ralph Greenleaf. Los Angeles.
so TO IS In 46 innings. II was
Greenleaf's first tourney loss
against two wins.
John Fitzpatrick. Los Angeles.
took a so to ~ decision from Ar
thur Rubin, New York. in so in
nings. 1t was Fitzpartick's first
win and Rubin's fourth defeat.
Arthur Thurnblad. Kenosha.
Wis, beat Jake schaefer, Chicago,
so to As in IS innings.
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Blimp Phelps
Now Pirate
Ex-Dodeer Only 10
Pounds Overweight

ODENTON. Md.-With most OF
his troubles behind him. Catcher
Babe fBlimpl Phelps. one Of the
few ball players who ever tilted"
himself right out Of four grand
world series cut, today looked
forward TO a happy and success
ful season in the uniform OF the
Pittsburgh Pirates.
The ex- Brooklyn catcher
who IL good-natured but noted
for his strange moods" and
stranger ailments" forward
I'd his signed contract 20 the
Pirates yesterday and plans
20 report on the dot at Pitts
burgh's San Bernardino, Cal.
spring training camp. Phelps
weighs 215. only ten pounds
over his playing weight.
Phelps quit the Dodgers last
June IL and hasn't been in a
baseball uniform since. His trou-
bles all started last February when
he failed to report with the rest
Of the Dodgers at the clubs
Havana training camp and they
continued apace until Larry Mac
Phail suspended Babe and slapped
$500 fine on him.
I'm glad to go to the Pirates, 3"
Phelps said. II don't want to
play any place I'm not wanted"
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Wayne Sabin
Leads Field

CORAL GABLES. Fla. - Top
seeded Wayne sabin from Port
land, Ore. led a field OF the ma
tons outstanding amateurs into
the third round Of the University
Of Miami invitation tenni. tourna-
ment today.
Billy Gillespie of Miami and Jack
Kramer OF Oakland. Calf. kept
pace with Ssbin as the threesome
stroked down opponents in early
rounds.
Gillespie eliminated Herman
do Molino Of Havana. third
seeded foreign entrant. 81,
Us. In y hard-fought battle.
Sabin advanced easily with .
go. 81 win over Malcolm Nc
Ailister Of Miami and was
ready to meet Gillespie today.
Kramer defeated william Gull
ley Of Miami. go. So. In a first
round match and then proceeded 10
eliminate Grant Clark. also Of Mi
ami, So. 81, in the second.
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Perry Defeats
Frank Kovacs
Bulge. Fat. Slow.
Beoten by Riggs

CHICAGo-Fred Perry. with a
three set victory over Frank
kovacs under his belt. Was back
IN championship form today. while
Bobby Riggs held a stil bigger
lead in the Alexis Thompson pro-
fesaonal tennis tour.
Perry outlasted kovaes. s-s.
IS. "a. before . crowd Of
5000 In Chicago stadium for
his first victory Of the tour.
IL Was kovacs' NTH defeat
against seven victories.
Riggs defeated Don Bulge Ga
SIS. Bulge, still overweight. was
no match for the 1910 amateur
champion, whose victory gave him
nine wins against four defeat.
Under Promoter Tnomn.on's
terms, the player who finishes the
tour with the highest victory Der
centage will take IS per cent Of
the profits.
Perry and Bulge combined In
doubles to defeat Risss and
kovacs, 81, rs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
Canada Can
Understand
USCA Action

MONTREAL-Canada In sur
prised that the United States Coll
association should cancel all aJor
tournaments in 1912.
This surprise 10 natural because
Canada has been at war for two
and a half years. yet-almost with
out exception - the governing
bodies of various Canadian sports
have declared their intentions re-
Gently OF carrying on full programs
this year.
The Canadian Amateur
Hockey association reaffirmed
its plan TO keep its sport func-
tioning full blast. and the
Royal Canadian Golf associa-
fton announced that the Cana
dian open will be staged ~
usual.
Neither Toronto nor Montreal
show any intention of giving up
their International league baseball
teams. although they may be
forced TO later IL the draft catches
too many of their United States
players.
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Marines Get I'm
BUFFALO. n. Y. H

BUFFALO. n. Y.-Henry J.
Wojtowicz. rs, of Niagara Falls,
who played professional baseball
in the international league, Amer
lean association and Pacific Coast
league under the name OF Hank
Wayton, joined the U. 9. marines
today.
Wojtowicx was with Rochester
in 1885. with Cohimb bus in 1s36-37
and went TO Sacramento club in
1898. He managed the Daytons
Beach, Fla, team in 1889.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
Huskies Off
On Road Trip
Meet Both Oregon
Rivols on Courts

sEATTLE The University Of
Washinston's 12-man basketball
squad leaves tonight to defend its
unblemished record against Oregon
and Oregon State. both tied with
Washington State for second place
In conference standings.
The Huskies play Oregon
Ut Eugene Friday and satur-
day nights and Oregon State
NJ Corvallis NJ 20 N day and
Tuesday.
For the travelling squad. Coach
Hec Edmundson chose the start
ing five OF Capt. Bobby Lindh.
Norm Dalthorp. Chuck Gilmur.
Doug Ford and Bill Morris. plus
Harry Nelson, Merlin Gilbertson.
George F1iflet, Wally Leask. Bill
Gissberg, Bob Brown and Bob
Cummings.
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figures Don | Lie

game, with Al Leverson con-
tributing a 22s count and Be
saws 224 coming In that en-
gagement. The Local won
four from Cranes.
Fuller's won three from Carpen-
tiers, George Fike taking the
honors with 1e4 and 500. Steel
Products won three from Tfvoli.
Leo Lehman rolled 1s5 for high
game and Irwin Snyder 4ss for
high total.
Les Faux grabbed off the
honors in the Eastern Welding
supply match which the Weld
ers won. 3 TO ]. Les rolled
201 and 524.
Tavern men won three from
Atlas. Ernie Myers had 1877 for
high game and Jack Hadland 500
for high total.
Merchants League
Sixth Ave. Bowling Center
Pins went flying at the Sixth
Avenue alleys last night in the 9Th
Avenue Merchants league and all the
league records changed hands TED
Dirks was the bis star setting q new
high single 2s4 and a new high series.
big $50. A team shooting for a
gas station set a new high team single
and series of 1902 and 2677.
Other good series rolled in the
league were registered by Leo Maine
500, T. Jensen 5l4, Vern Hoggatt SIS.
J. Butcher $50, d Troy 52s, II. Hall
bs7, c. Barker 545. O. Coleman sos
and p. Anderson sos.
Tuesday Niehters League
sixth Avenue Alleys
In the Tuesday Night Ladies league
the I, R. Girls totalled 1858 pins 70
take points from YLI No. Z. 1874
Evelyn West was high, 1896. Other
nice scores: Aurabelle Harding 1870
and Eileen Vogel 1877 Sixth Avenue
Alleys took points from YLI No. /.
1898 20 1895. Hazel Coleman. 49,
$50, and Margaret Fisher. l5s-4o5
were high. Gertrude johnson had a
nice $50 70 help the Sixth Avenue
team win their points.
Classic League
Play Nor Alleys
Barber Shop 1889 (ol vs.. Dairy
Store 1850 "a. High game. Mahoney
Cafe 1899 (2l VS.. Castle 253e ca
High game Al Marano $50. high series,
Al Marano 566.
Beers 24ss CD VS.. Boots 25o5 C2l
High game Witheridge Ie2; high
series. Becker 467.
Community League
n ~. Recreation
Gasolinemen 2s4i ul vs. Generals
ASIA 80 High game Bob Thisi 2oi /:
Caoarets 2577 Csl VS. Hayes 24a7
%. High game. N. Peterson 2os:
high series. n. Peterson $50.
shipyard League
H-May ALLEYS
Clippers 49, vs.. Filters ID. High
game, D Mohn les' high series, d.
Lesdmen l2l vs.. office ca. High
game, sreithsupt 2os; high series,
Outlaws tol vs. weloers 90. High
game. Purvis 100: high series. Puryis
Painters ca vs. Msehinists ,9l
series, Swanson 532.
SO. Tacoma Merchants League
BscSs asSe eo vs.. Battery ASST
%. High same. c. Kelvin iss: high
series. c. Kelvin ass
Jensen's 2o56 ca va. ADJUSTMENTS
ais: high series. T. Pagni SGT
craob 2<as 80 va. Cigars asia ~.
High game A Toporke It's. hlsh
seriss = Horn $50
Towels 74e7 a. " MinWork 77os
"a. High game A. Weiss 1877. hish
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
Max Baer May
Battle Pastor

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Max
Bser. former world heavyweight
champion. may meet Bob Pastor
next May In q New York City
bout II plans OF Promoter Mike
Jacobs materialize
Baer visited the California
state assembly yesterday and
told the legislators Jacobs had
approached him on the posi-
bility Of . match with Pastor.
who WAS once his sparring
partner.
Max announced he had applied
to the army for enlistment as a
physical education instructor and
said he would renew his spplica-
ton after the Pastor fight or
earlier II 1t Ia not held.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
De Kalb Wins
HI AL r A H, Fla.

H A LIE A H. Fla. - De Kalb.
recently claimed for $4,000 by
William Hirschensohn, won the
$4,000 added inaugural handicap
yesterday at the opening of the
46-day meeting at Hialeah Park.
Jockey Basil James piloted the
winner to his front running score
with Maxwell Towards The Chief
coming fast in the stretch run to
beat out H. L. Myers Sheriff
Culkin.
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Pro Golf Play

OAKLAND. CaL-rourins golf
professionally. fresh from the Los
Angeles Open tourney. reached the
second stop On the winter circuit
today and moved into the Sc
qnoynh Country club course for
TIE 1000 Oakland tournament.
A. usual pint-sized Ben Hogan,
who took first money At Los
Angeles this week. was favored.
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Soose's Manager Charges
Frame-Up by Commission

FARnELL. Pa - Paul Moss.
manager Of Light Heavyweight
Bully soose. Of Farrell. Pa. who
took . sound drubbing from Jimmy
Bivins 1t Cleveland Tuesday night,
today charged Matchmaker Larry
Atkins and Referee Joe sedley
with "ganging up" on Soose and
oaid the Cleveland boxing commits
sion had allowed Bivins to vio-
late terms Of the fight contract
Mos ssserted Blvins waa
allowed - night ~ l7s pounds
a11hough TIE contract NAMED
LIS pounds - TIE top limit
Dasae weighed liz pounds.
Noss sasd Atkins '.hand-picked"
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DEI.A>D. FiA--Johnny Nize.
the SIS 900 beauty" who vas
acquired recently BY the Giants
from ST. Louis today said he was
confident thar his siling shoulder
will be In shape for a successful
season at New Yorkls Polo
grounds.