The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-26
By OSCAR FRALEY United Press Sports Writer

united Press Sp0g@ WrIter
 New York, Oct. 26-(UPl-First downs and fumbles on the sports scene:
 Americas already selected Davis Cup team finally wall be announced next week by the LaSkadaisical US- | LTA, c hve.gaan outfit which will fly to Australia the middle of next month for the Dec. 2e-28 challenge round. J(
 National Champion Jack Kramer, Frankie Parker and Ted Schroeder probably will play all the matches, with Kramer and Parller in the singles and the Kramer-6chroeder duo In the doubles. The spares are expected to be dardnaf Muiloy and Rifl T'albegt.
 To Play in One Tourney Captain Walter Pate, who chose his players the past week and has beeR waiting for the UGTA to get around to announcing them, leaves for the coast within two weeks to gather his squad. The team will play in one Australian, tournament before the challenge round and then dy home with the cup .. Not because he's a bum steer or dinar9ly for the odds-Makers, but for the thard straight year Johnny Greco will follow the rodeo into the Garden as prize fighting re- suanes. Moving in after the other cowboys moved out, Greco won over Bobby Rufin in 1914 and over Tony Janiro in 1e46 Ills home to the range act tlais time will be against Tony Pellone ,. Ho Ho. SdlverI .
 It becomes increasingly evident that the Brooklyn Dodgers are counting heavily on Jackie Robin son to step up from Montreal and ft into the Flahbush infeh next eeason. Tue Buns, moving out of Florida where Robinson allegedly didn't get c fair shake last year while training with Montreal. have virtually completed plans to train tn Havana.
 To Take Over Third Hal ParEott, the Buns traveling secretary, went to Cuba with Chuck Dressen's transforming stars and lined up hotel arrang and completed other necessary arrange ments Despite an under bored arm, the word iS that Jackie will take over third base ..
 Btll Hels, the golden Greek, is making small progress In getting o6 the hook with Pericles. his t66,00o wonder horse which didn't get to the races until tlads year as c fosF-year-old.
 Pericles won yesterday at Garden State, his second triumph, for two out od four and earnings totaline $500. That leaves him s6O,500 in the red to his ownef-not counting room and board ..
 still Praising snead Dai Reese and Charley Ward, two invading British golfers, still are praising the golf which sam eread showed when he won the British Open. Reese, who defeated Byron Nelson in the 1887 Ryder Cup matches, wiN make the Winter tour with Ward, both making their first start Nov. S-7 in the North South 0pSs4s H4uo1 0ukaA& 0IG Qll1bGA States they'll 60 to South Africa :.
 Illinois confidently expects its 'Wfis Kads," Andy Phillip, Jack Smiley, Gene Vance and Ken Mem ke, to win the Big Nine basketball title @ third time. They copped twice before leaving for two years and look sharp in practice sessions. Fred Green, 66, and Bob Doster will split center duties with the fleet four
 And with the Mexican bull fight season opening Nov. 3, the Med- cans are awaiting the debut of Doug Henderson, Fort Worth c. I. study ing the sport under the Bill of Rights. Doug, pro wrestler who had trouble convincing hte c. I. administrators, insists he isn't: Throwing the bull"