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Evening star., 1945-12-20
U-Lions 10 Strengthen
Forward Line for
Hockey TussIes

A hurry-up call for forwards with
a scoring punch had been dis
patched through several sources to-
day as the Washington Lions
awaited Eastern Hockey League
tests in four nights.
The local skaters invade Madison
Square Garden tonight for a show
down with the New York Rovers,
return to Uline ice tomorrow night
to battle the Baltimore Clippers
and meet the Clippers in a return
match in Baltimore Sunday night.
Talent Scout Eddie Shore is max
ing an all-out effort to get the
needed players and Owner Mike
Uline and Coach Make Bennett
have sent out emergency calls to
Tommy German of the Montreal
Les Canadiens and Connie Smythe
of the Toronto Maple Leafs.
An outstanding defenseman, whose
name is being withheld until he re-
ports. is expected to join the Lions
in New York tonight and several
more names may be in the lineup
for tomorrow's game with Balti-
more.
Evening star., 1945-12-20
BY BEN McALWEE.

Ray Watson, ace bowler Of the
champion Northeast Temple team,
today was the new individual pace
setter in the District League with
an average Of 128-15 for As games
Bowling for an average of 1885,
plus the last 10 games, the country s
30th ranked duckpinner last night
streaked ahead of Frank (Bub)
Guethler of Lucky Strike as he
reeled of AIS for his third successive
400 set.
1t was the second straight night
in which Guethler was replaced al
a league pacesetter. The brilliant
squirt of AL Wright showed the city!
No. / duckpinner out Of first place
in the Rhode Island Avenue Busi.
nessmen's loop.
Guethler, rolling 379, shaved hi
average to 127-4o for AZ games. Bot
Miciotto, King Pin captain, Is thirc
with 1928 for AZ games.
The first series in the city's fast
est bowling. circuit ended last nigh
with the pacesetting Hi-Skor quint
led by Hokie Smiths ITO and 4l8
whipping GPO, 81. Bill Buckrler'
final $50 helped the winners tall!
682 and 1895.
While the second-place King Pr
postponed with Columbia the on.
rushing Hyattsville Recreation!
gained third place by sweeping
Fort Davis in an exciting match
which saw the victors grab the first
skirmisf. by one pin. 626 to 625
Evening star., 1945-12-20
Golf Links for. Wounded Vets
To Be Built at Forest Glen

those suffering mental WEAKNESS, IN
improving general health.
Psychiatrists say the game fire.
ouently awakens the dormant in
terest of mental patients in outdoor
activity, which they say is good
for health.
Golf tends to draw a mental
patient" from his shell, developing
comradeship and personality. Get
ting out of doors, says the VA, has
helped in eliminating the feeling
of being confined to Government
institution, doctors reported, and
also reduces depression.
AS a final argument, golf in
creases a mans pride in achieve
ment and spurs him on to other and
greater problems to be conquered.
Not long ago the Middle Atlantic
PGA presented Maj. Gen. Marietta
U. Shelley, commanding Walter
Reed General Hospital, with check
for $500 to be used in golf course
construction at the hospital. For
three years one of the main recre-
alton centers for Air Force men
has been the swanky Miami Bilt-
more Hotel at Coral Gables, Fla.
where the veterans have exclusive
use of the golf course.
Evening star., 1945-12-20
Nv WALTER McCALLUM.

That money contributed by Wash
ington golfers to construct goll
facilities for wounded veterans al
Walter Reed Hospital will build
less than full-length course al
Forest Glen, but one that IN the
view of links authorities Will oe
perfect for wounded men.
Survey of the property near For
est Glen reveals that it is too rugged
In contour for golf construction
and particularly for men who may
not be able to climb hills. The de-
cision has been reached to build nine
holes of less than the usual full
length, in effect a pitch-and-putt
course.
But the Veterans Administration,
headed by Gen. Omar N. Bradley,
a good golfer himself, feels that
golf cures many ills, and announces,
says the Associated Press, that
there now are courses at 10 VA
hospitals and six more are being
installed.
The Veterans Administration has
offered these observations on the
value of golf for ailing veterans:
Golf has been of great value tc
thousands of veterans, especially to
Evening star., 1945-12-20
Old Liners Are Hosts
To Tough Marshal
Quintet Tonight

Marylands basket ball, helped
materially in its development in
the 61-45 win over Marine Corps
Institute Tuesday night, will strive
for its collegiate scalp when it op-
poses Marshall College at Ritchie
Coliseum tonight at o'clock.
Marshall, which always has a
dangerous quint, will invade Col
lege Park with six victories In
eight games. One of its defeats
came Tuesday night at Virginia
when the Cavaliers won, $3.50. This
was predicted by Coach Burton
Shipley of the Old Liners, who said
Gus Tebell had about 10 good bas-
keters at Charlottesville and would
present one of the toughest out
fits in this section.
Marshall showed its strength
prior to the trip by splitting two
games with Western Kentucky,
which annually presents one of the
best teams in the Nation.
Coach Cam Henderson of Mar
shall, with one exception, will pre-
sent starting team of 6 footers.
Mixed in with his tall boys is Pete
Petrone. 5-foot-7-inch forward, who
Is speed demon on the court. In
all he is bringing, IA capable tossers.
Shipley used IA in trouncing
M. C. I. and has at least 10 ready for
hot battling. He'll be in much
better position, too, when Vic
Turyn, whom Football Coach Paul
Bryant says can throw them out
of his hip pocket" and Bill Polling
get set. Turyn, though, has a
congested shoulder and 1t may
take a good deal Of vigorous work
on the limb to loosen 1t up properly
Marshall got a tuneup here last
night when 1t romped over Army
War College. 67-35. with Bill Hal
leading the West Virginians with 2(
points. Capt. Andy Conte, the only
War College tosser to have a hot
hand, led both teams with "a.
Evening star., 1945-12-20

caught in a lifetime, 1905. This
broke the old mark held by Charley
(Gabby) Hartnett Of Chicago ard
New York.
Kermit Wahl established new
standard he would just as soon for
get when the Cincinnati infielder
committed three errors in a single
inning, the 11th frame Of a game
with Boston.
The pennant-winning Cubs led in
team fielding with a $50 average,
three points better than st. Louis
and the Phillies wound up in the
cellar with most errors. 234. and
lowest percentage, 1862. The Braves
showed the way with 16o double
plays and for the fourth season in
its history, there were no triple plays
in the league.
Evening star., 1945-12-20
BowIers 10 Compete
In Two Tournaments

Two special preholiday bowling
tournaments are carded for Sunday
with Manager Paul James scarding
a flve-game handicap at Alexandria
Recreation while the Guilford
Singles will be the attraction al
Baltimore for the Capitals top
rankers. Top prize in each event
will be 500.
! Contestants at Alexandria will re-
ceive a three-fifths handicap based
on a 128-scratch with a limit of 75
pins. Entrance fee will be S..
Additional prizes in the brand-new
Guilford tournament, which will be-
come an annual event, are $50 for
second; $40, third, and $40, fourth
Phil Miller, Guilford alley pilot. has
scheduled three shifts at 2, 5 and 8
Evening star., 1945-12-20
|Sharkey Retains Title
BY Pinning Steinborn

Babe Sharkey still Is the heavy
weight champion of Toots Mondt's
wrestling circuit, which is no novelty
to the Babe or the fans.
Chick Garibaldi, scheduled to
challenge Sharkey last night at
Turner's Arena, came down with the
flu. and Babe defeated substitute
Milo Steinborn, in 80 minutes.
Nell Stewart, the Southern girls
champion. earned bout with World
Champ Mildred Burke by whipping
Ann Miller in II minutes; the
Golden Angel disposed Of Tom Ma
honey in 80, and Jesse James beat
Jim Kolonis in 26 minutes.
Evening star., 1945-12-20
Buffalo Lures Juzwik
From Redskins and
Pro Panic Starts
By LEWIS r. ATCHIsON.


The panic apparently is on in pro
football ranks and from now on
you'll get the Jumps" every time
you pick up a sports page. Latest
entry in the hop-skip-and-scram
derby is Steve Juzwik, Notre Dame
star several years ago and Redskin
property before Uncle Whiskers put
the finger on him. Steve is re-
ported to have signed with Sam
Cordavano's entry in the All-Amer-
lea Conference.
Reported to have signed with him
is Harry Hippity) Hopp, 27-year-
old Detroit Lions halfback. The
pair starred with Bill Reinhart's
Fleet City (Calif3 Bluejackets who
were the hottest package on the
field this season-including Army
It could be the boys heard about
the weather for the Cleveland-Red-
skin playoff and decided to pick
Buffalo's balmy l4-below instead.
NAIIOu Vic
General Manager Sid Carroll OF
the Redskins said he twas sur
prised" to hear the news about Juz-
wik but couldn't confirm or deny it.
He pointed out that nobody will
know who belongs to what before
teams in both leagues congregate at
their training camps next summer
There is no doubt, however, that
scores of National Leaguers will
jump to the new circuit at fancy
figures, while the older loop will
keep most Of its established stars.
One item certain to be discussed
at the National Leagues meeting in
New York next month is the rule
barring for five years players who
jump to the All-America. That gives
the infant organization a joker In
its poker hand. Players will be
lured away by fat offers but after
playing one year they'll have to
take whatever the ciub chooses to
give them because being barred in
the National League they'll have nc
place to turn.
Other Redskins who will cast their
fortunes with the All-America are
Jim Barber. veteran tackle, who
will be Ray Flaherty's line coach al
New York, and Wee Willie Wilkin
who will be line coach Of Johr
Keeshin's Chicago eleven. George
Marshall and Coach Dud De Groot
currently on the West Coast for th'
Christmas holidays, are expected tt
interview a number of players OF
the clubs reserve list, while Turl
Edwards, here in Washington, ais,
is contracting some men.
May Take Topping to Court.
Meanwhile, Dan Topping's bi
Jump from Brooklyn in the Nationa
to Yankee Stadium in the All
America may end in court and ma
be one of the most interesting sport
stories of the decade. 1t seems tha
| Topping turned the Brooklyn presi
dency over to Arthur Friedland, bu
failed to notify the National Leagu
of this change. Had Friedland take
the helm he might have had q jus
claim for redress to the tune q
$50, 900 for Commissioner Elmer Lay
denis action in declaring the fran
chise forfeited, but is the matte
now stands court may have t,
tdecide it.. 4ax
Angle No Ads that it is hinte,
that Sonia Heine, not Topping, hat
the biggest investment in the Brook
lyn franchise and II Friedland, VIII,
also happens to be Toppirg's attor
ney. can't collect from the leagu
maybe she can put the bite on Top
ping for her money.
Evening star., 1945-12-20
Cards Second in Poll
OF Disappointments
Throughout 19R
BY TED MEIER.
y the Associated rress.


NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Minne-
sotas football team, which started
OF like a house on fire, then lost
five in a row, today was named
the flop Of the year. in the an
nual Associated Press year-end poll.
The collapse of the Golden Goph-
ers was far and away the biggest
disappointment singled out by the
sports writer's participating in the
voting. It polled a total of 1i2
points compared to the st. Louis
baseball Cardinals, whose failure to
win the National League pennant
again, put them in second place at
80 points.
With Bernie Bierman back on the
coaching job. Minnesota started of
like a prewar powerhouse in brush
ing aside Missouri, $40; Nebraska
Git; Fort Warren, 14-0, and North
western, 30-7.
Tide Turns in October.
The tide turned on October Il
when Ohio State came up with q
20-7 victory. Michigan and Indi.
ana followed through with 26-0 ane
4e-o triunphs and Iowa, the weak
sister" of the Western Conference
startled every one by scoring a 20-ls
victory. Wisconsin then plasteree
26-l2 defeat on the Gophers II
the last game of the season.
The failure of the Chicago Bear
in the National Football League wa!
ranked third with 80 points, only on,
point ahead of the st. Louis Browns
who were expected to repeat theil
1914 pennant winning of the Amer
lean League.
Rounding out the remainder o
the top 10 disappointments wer,
Bill Nicholson, Chicago Cubs out
fielder; Gunder Haegg, track star
A. B. Happy" Chandler, baseballi
new commissioner; the New Yorl
baseball Yankees, Pitcher Nor
Cooper. who was sold by the Card
to the Boston Braves, and the Nav,
football team.
Rating Of Disapp0intments.
The biggest disappointments o.
l945 (first-place votes in parenthe.
SIS, with points awarded on basi!
of three for each first-place vote
two for second and one for third
Only those with 10 or more point,
listed.
Evening star., 1945-12-20
Swedish Athletic Probe
Has Not Been Dropped
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, Dec. 20.-An in
vestigation into charges of profes-
sionalism against Gunder Haesg
Arne Anderson and other Swedish
track stars is continuing and is not
expected to be concluded before
February, President L. Lindman o1
the Swedish Athletic Association
said.
Lindman described as quite in.
correct" a report that the Swedish
runners would be allowed to keer
their amateur status without further
action because of lack Of proof they
accepted money.
Evening star., 1945-12-20
Stadium in Baltimore
Faces $40, 900 Deficit

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2o.-Balti-
more's Municipal Stadium will have
a deficit this year Of more than
10000, the Park Board announced
yesterday.
The city's 1915 revenue from the
stadium totals $64,146, and expenses
so far amount to $87,720, despite a
contribution Of over $4,000 by the
Oriole Baseball Club and its con-
cessionnaires.
Expenses were the highest this
year of any in the stadium's his
tory, as result of s25,844 used for
some new sanitary facilities.
Evening star., 1945-12-20
Reds Miller Tops Shortstops
lin n. L. 5th Time in 6 Years
Ey the Associated rrrss.

Ey the Assoclated Fffss.
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Eddie Mil
Ter of Cincinnati was the top field
ing shortstop in the National League
in 1945, outshining the brilliant
MARTY Marion Of st. Louis to annex
his fifth title in the last six years.
Backers of the Reds shortfielder
In the countless Miller VS.. Marion
arguments can point to the record
books that show Miller tying the
league record Of five titles, set by
Joe Tinker Of Chicago and Gin
cinnati.
BY topping Marion in the official
Nst'cnal League percentages. .975 to
.967, Miller reversed the 1914 result
when he was nosed out Of fifth
successive crown by single point.
Chicago's pennant-winning Cubs
swept three of the seven individual
fielding championships with Stan
Hack leading the third basemen
Andy Pafko showing the way to the
outfielders and Claude Passeau con-
tinuing his errorless streak in the
pitching department. Not since
September is, 194l, has Passear
made a misplay In streak that nov
has run to 265 chances, establishing
a new record.
An all-star fielding infield woulc
have Babe Dahlgren of Pittsburgh
at first, Emil Verban of st. Louis
at second. Miller and Hack. Pafkc
topped the flychasers and Ker
O'Dea of st. Louis was the high
man among the catchers, although
he appeared in only 81 games. II
was the first time in tile modern
history of the league that no catcher
caught as many as 100 games.
Verban and Miller each tied q
major league mark for their re-
spective positions by taking part in
five double plays in a single game
and Al Lopez of Pittsburgh estab-
lished a new record for games
Evening star., 1945-12-20
Best-Paying Meet Run
Al Bay Meadows Plant

| By the Associated Press.
SAN MATEO, Calf, Dec. 20.-Bay
Meadows record books contain
figures for the most successful
Northern California horse racing
meet in history. -,
Attendance during the 40 days was
5o4 ,688, nearly double the best pre-
vious mark, and the total betting
was s37,9l3,44 for daily average
of s773,744, more than so per cent
above the previous all-time high.
The State netted s1,974,806, also
a new record.
Leading jockey of the meeting was
Hubert Trent Of Corsicana, Tex.
with 4S winners,
Evening star., 1945-12-20
Basket Boil Scores
BY the Associated Press.

-~~-~~~-~~~
Marshall College. 81; Army War College
35.
c. c. N. T., 43: Oklahoma. 35.
Columbia. 46; Princeton, A.
Syracuse, 10: Clarkson, 20.
West. virsinia, 50: Waynesburs, 23
Brooklyn Army Base, 80; Cathedral, 46
Penn State. 5s: Bucknell, 33.
Connecticut, 80: Wesleyan, 35.
Geneva, 6s; Bethany, 54.
OREGON. so; Long Island D. so.
Yale, 81: Kings Points, rs.
Rutgers, SO; Haverford, 3S.
Union, 5S; Rochester, 46.
Tennessee. A; East Tennessee State, "a
purdue, 81 Louisville, As.
Notre Dame, 80: st. Louis o., Is.
Masaiils. Miihls S2 SS2 SHsSp Wahp.ton. s0ss s.. os o
Kansas, 81; Olathe N. A. g., ~.
Evansville, A; Southern Illinois, 49,
Carleton, 40; Cornell fIowAl. 81.
Camp Grant. 40: Northern Illinois. IS.
Illinois State, b8; Arkansas State, As.
Luther, 46: Dana, "a.
Warrensburg, AZ; Wichita o., 3S.
Concordia dllinois). Al: Illinois Tech, Sc
Texas Ags.. so; Sam Houston, ~.
Fees Rollerdromes. 81; WASHINGTON Stat
san Diego N. A. G.. 46; Modesto. 2s.
Simplct Deserets. IS: Idaho o.. 55,
Evening star., 1945-12-20
Krouse Back, but Ripley
To Finish Irish Season

By tne ASSoclHttu Press.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. 90
Edward w. Krause, head basket
ball coach and assistant football
coach at Notre Dame, has returned
with q discharge from the Marine
Corps, but will not resume his
duties until next season.
Elmer Ripley on leave from
Georgetown, will continue as heao
coach of basket ball until the enc
of the current campaign.
Evening star., 1945-12-20
Kennedy and Holloway
To Rejoin Chisox Soon

b@ lIle HSsUCIu-tu Itss.
CHICAGO, Dec. 20-The White
Sox have received word that BOZ
Kennedy, prewar third baseman
will receive his discharge as a lieu
tenant from the Marines shortly.
Don Holloway, regular second
baseman until he went into the serv-
ice, also has written from Germany
that he expects a discharge within
two months.
Evening star., 1945-12-20
School Grid Aces
To Be Announced

The scholastic football player
of the year" as selected by The
Stars sport stan, will be an
nounced in Sundays edition
along with an all-high and an
all-metropolitan eleven.
The player of the year" selec-
ton will be shared by two grid
ders. one the outstanding high
school athlete and the other the
top private school player.
Evening star., 1945-12-20
Orange Bowl Tilt
Has Fifth Official
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 20.-The
Orange Bowl Committee named
the four regular officials for the
New Year Day football classic
here-and added a gentleman
from Jawga" as the fifth.
The job of the Georgian-W.
R. Bentley-during the game be-
tween Holy Gross College and
Miami will be CLOCK operator,
scoring timer and emergency
official"
Regular officials are: Referee
-Rlvin Bell (VanderbilD, UNI
pire-William 7. Halloran prov
idence); head linesman-Wil-
liam j. Mcconnell CMiddlebury);
field judge. Tom Slate tAt-
lanta A. c..
Evening star., 1945-12-20
Scored Upon Once
In 80 Grid Wins
BY the Associated Press.

SHELBYVILLE, Tenn, Dec.
20.-Bedford County Training
School suffered minor disap-
pointment on the football field
this year-an opponent scored.
In 80 consecutive games over
the past three years, the Negro
team was undefeated. united and
unscored on while running UP
631 points.
In the Anal game this year
Holloway High Of Murfreeshoro,
Tenn, scored twice. The final
count was 25-13.
Evening star., 1945-12-20
Petritz Will PubIicize
AII-Americu Leoque

NEW YORK, Dec. 20-Navy 1t.
Joe Petritz, former sports publicity
man for Notre Dame, has been
named public relations director of
the new All-America football con-
ference
Crowley said Petritz was due for
release from the service soon.
Evening star., 1945-12-20

But we dom KNOW WHICH is mo- I, 4 OF .. 0Ildkt
them in hat draw a name at time (bindfolded),
and it's Nelson the golfer; Cavaretta, the Cubs
champion hitter, and Blanchard, the Cadet
Q. Who Das the leading ,Do'ndn athlete? Name
threeJ
A. Well, there's Ann Curtis, the swimmer, and
Babe Didrikson Zaharias, the golfer, and Sarah
Cooke the tennser. Well leave them in that order
because Miss Curtis comes pretty close to being
absolutely the best swimmer of all times and the
others, while champions, haven't been linked with
all timers SO far.
@. What ,DGs the outstanding team, amateur or
professional? Name three)
: A. Army's football team, by all Odds 1t couldn't
be any other team than that which so good that
people, including pro coaches, compared the Cadets
with the best in the National Football League. SCI
Evening star., 1945-12-20
PorIow Elected Coptoin
IOf Cavalier Gridders
Hv he Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Dec.
20. - Milton Parlow, 220 pound
tackle. has been elected Virginia
football captain for 1916.
Parlow played freshman football
in 1910 and was in turn end, tackle
and center on Cavalier teams in
ls41 and 1912, Enlisting in the Army
Air Forces. he received his wings
and commission.
He was discharged from the Army
in time to re-enter school in Novem-
ber and played for Virginia In the
last four games of 1945.
Evening star., 1945-12-20
Fire Puts TuIso's Bowl
Gridders in Dungurees

BY the Associated Press.
TULSA, Okla, Dec. 2o.-A $780,
900 laundry fire might force Tulsa
football players to dress in dun
garees and jackets for their trip tc
the Oil Bowl game at Houston, Tex
The Hurricane gridders had taken
most of their clothing to the laun-
dry to be cleaned for the Texas
jaunt to begin December 26.
Evening star., 1945-12-20
90 Free 7 osses Set
Basket Boil Mark
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BLOOMINGTON, H.. Dec. 20.
-Ninety-nine free throws were
awarded, believed record in
Illinois history. as Atlanta de-
feated Mclean, $3.50, In high
school basket ball game.
Atlanta sank 16 of SO charity
stosses and Mclean converted 16
+ of 46.
Evening star., 1945-12-20
Lundreth Named Referee
OF Rose Bowl Contest

BY the Associated Press.
PASADENA, Calf, Dec. 20.-Orian
NJ. Landreth of Long Beach, Calf =,
has been named to referee the
January / Rose Bowl game between
Alabama and South California.
Mumsey Taylor of Princeton, KY,
win serve as umpire; M. G. Evans
Iof San Mateo, Calf, field Judge, and
James C. Armistead, Nashville,
Tenn, head linesman.
Evening star., 1945-12-20
South American Chump
To Join Pro Tourists

By the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 90. - Marion
Gonzalez, amateur golf champion oi
South America, is preparing to join
the United States leading play-for-
pay and simon pure stars in the
West Coast tournament circuit.
He said he hoped his tour would
lead eventually to big-time gol1
events in South America.
Evening star., 1945-12-20
Georgetown Prep Quint
Downs Guithersburq

Jack Garland, who hit the cords
for IA points, and Ray Riley, with
IL, led Georgetown Prep basketers
to 52-13 victory over Gathers
burg yesterday at Garrett Park.
The Hoyas rolled up a 26-6 lead
at halftime and never were threat
ened in taking their second win Of
thn COO con
Evening star., 1945-12-20
Nebraska Lists U.C.L. A
Among Nine Grid Foes
Py the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
LINCOLN, Nebr., Dec. 20. - A
nine-game football schedule for
1946, including game with U. c.
L. A. at Los Angeles on November
80, has been announced by Nebraska
September 28 at Minnesota: Oc-
tober S, at Kansas State; IL, at
Iowa; 10, at Kansas; 26, at Indiana:
November 2, at Missouri; 16, Iowa
State; %, at Oklahoma.
Evening star., 1945-12-20
Sports Program
For LocuI Fans
TODAY.
n~~Ir>& nArI

TODAY.
Basket Ball.
Marshall College at Mary
land, s.
Bulls at Wilson, 4.
TOMORROW.
Hockey.
Washington VS.. Baltimore,
Uline Arena, $3.50.
Basket Ball.
Quantico Marines at Mary
land. s,
Evening star., 1945-12-20
IL U. Drops Tosser as Pro

NEW YORK, Dec. 20 [P].-Lester
Rothman, regular forward on Long
Island University's basket ball team,
has been dropped from the squad
and declared ineligible because he
had played professional baseball in
the New York Yankee chain.
Evening star., 1945-12-20
Shuder Is Giunts Scout

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20 tP.-
Mickey Shader of San Francisco,
prominent in professional baseball
circles for the last 18 years, has been
appointed West Coast scout for the
New York Giants.