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the referees shirt and hauled
himself to his feet at the count of
nine. He made a great comeback
and finished strongly.
The gross gate was $42.021.90,
The crowd was held down by
miserable weather-rain and snow
as we'll as the television factor.
OF the net take of $32,324.52,
Bratton and Fusari each collected
2712 per cent, or $8,899, plus
$500 television fee.
Although Bratton plainly ran
out of gas after flooring Fusari in
the fourth round and almost end
ing the fight in the tenth, it was a
great night for the 23-year-old
Chicago Negro.
Twice previously, in the same
ring. Bratton's jaw was broken
by Beau Jack and Ike Williams
and until late years he appeared
headed for boxing's limbo.
Fusari's Courage Amazing.
Fusari paid dearly for five
months of idleneSS. 1t was his
first bout since he had stopped
(See FIGHT. Page C-2.)
Evening star., 1951-03-15
Training Comp Briefs
BY the Assoeioted Press

PASADENA, Calf, Mar. IS
Bob Feller will try to show Al
Lopez. Cleveland manager. today
that he's worth his fancy salary.
Bob Lemon put on a pretty good
show for Lopez his first time out
yesterday. Against the Pirates, he
hit a two-run homer to make up
for the two runs he allowed in
four innings.
Feller, who, like Lemon. makes
around $4,000, pitches his first
game of the season this afternoon
against the White Sox.
ORLANDO, Fla.-The Tigers
would like very much to forget
a game they won from the Car
dinals yesterday.
Moving here today for a contest
with the Senators, the Tigers
couldn't find much cause for Ella
ton over their 1913 victory at
st. Petersburg.
Although victorious, the De-
troiters did just about everything
Wrong-made misplays, hit into
three double plays and saw Pitch
ers Hank Borowy and Earl John
son pummeled for 10 hits and
eight runs in five frames.
Nine runs in the eighth inning
on seven bases on balls, a hit
batsman and three singles gave
Detroit the victory.
CLEARWATER. Fla. - The
Giants will send Larry Jansen
against the Phillies today in
bid to even the spring training
Evening star., 1951-03-15
Mats Three Top HurIers
Will Oppose Tigers Today

First Baseman Mickey Vernon
aren't likely to get much rest over
the week end. Bucky is lending
Chattanooga Vernon's understudy,
Fred Taylor, in addition to Out
felders Joe Halle, Jack Jones and
Bob Fernandez and Shortstop
Pete Runnels for the Lookouts'
games with Birmingham tomor-
row and Saturday.
With those three outfielders
absent from West Palm Beach,
Harris will have only four able
outf1elders at his command in Gil
Coan, Mike Mccormick, Irv Noren
and Sherry Robertson. Sam Mele
is nursing a sore shoulder and will
be available only for pinch-hitting.
The Mats catching corps may
be handicapped also. Frank Sacka
has been battling a virus attack
and, while he is expected to make
the trip. he may not be able to
see service.
Grasso'S Finger Hurt.
Yesterday Mickey Grasso in
jured a finger on his right hand
while warming up Bobo Newsom,
the job-seeking veteran who has
been working out with the club.
NeWsom nicked Grasso's finger
with a curve ball and the finger
puffed badly. Mickey tucked the
finger in a lemon in an effort to
reduce the swelling and Trainer
George Lentz may have X-rays
made today.
DR.. George Resta, club physi-
clan who was due to get here
yesterday for treatment of Mele
and Pitcher Frank Quinn, delayed
his arrival until today.
Evening star., 1951-03-15
Chicago Thriller
Boosts Interest
In n147-Pounders
Kid GoviIon Likely to
Be Next Foe; Fusori
Loser in Great Scrup
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Mar. 15.-The Ma
tional Boxing Associations new
welterweight champion, Johnny
Bratton. has a tentative date May
4 to defend his title against Cuba's
Kid Gavilan at New York's Madi-
son Square Garden.
But it will be long time before
Bratton forgetS the bloody IS
round battle with game-to-the-
core Charlie Fusari which gave
him Sugar Ray Robinson's va
Gated crown at Chicago Stadium
last night.
A sparse stadium crowd of 1884
and the countless others who
viewed it on television saw Brat
ton gain a split decision over
Fusarl in a thriller which matched
Robinson's dramatic dethroning
of Middleweight Champion Jake
La Motta exactly a month ago in
the same ring.
Winner Fights in Spurts.
The fight appeared finished
when Bratton. a cute clipper who
fights in Spurts, whistled a right
that knocked Fusari fiat on his
back in the 10th round. But
FuSari rolled over, clutched onto
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Excitement of Fight
Leads to ; Deaths;
2 Victims TV Fans
BY The Assoeiated Press

CHICAGO, Mar. 15.-Three
men died last night while
watching the exciting Brat
ton-Fusari welterwei h t
championship fight.
Two of the deaths were in
front of TV receiving sets in
homes. The other man, Ed
ward Parks, So, slumped over
in his seat at Chicago Sta
dium, where the fight was
held.
Steven Scanlon, 68, COL
lapsed in his home after a
son, Dennis. said he became
very excited during the
fight"
William A. Good. Sc, a Wa
bash Railroad switchman, was
watching the fight at the
nome of his son-in-laW, Kelvin
Barry. when he died.
Evening star., 1951-03-15
Lloyd Brown Manager

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla,
Mar. Is (P).-Lloyd Brown, former
American League pitcher, has been
named manager of the Fort Lau-
derdale Braves Of the Glass B
Florida International League for
the 1851 season. Brown, a south
paw, pitched for Washington for
five years of the 1930s.
Evening star., 1951-03-15
MT Title May Hinge
On Duel Of Dayton
And St. John S Stars
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK. Mar. 15.-The
National Invitation basketball
title, in the final reckoning, may
hinge on the individual duel to-
night between Dayton's brilliant
Don Meineke and big Bob Zawo-
LUX of st. Johns.
I'VE certainly look upon Mein-
exc as our main obstacle, the No.
Il problem Frank Mcclure,
young coach of the Redmen from
across the East River, said.
This game will be decided by
Meineke or Zawoluk, whoever
controls the foul situation" Nc
Guire said. His biggest fear is
that Zawoluk may foul out.
ST. Johns. top-seeded, will meet
dark-horse Dayton in the first
semifnal game of the 14th an
nual tournament at Madison
Square Garden.
Title Clash Saturday.
Red-hot Seton Hall and Brig
ham Young, champion of the
Skyline Conference, tangle in the
other game. The winners clash
Saturday for the championship.
Seton Hall, impressive conqueror
of high-scoring Beloit and North
Carolina State, is rated by rival
coaches as the hottest team in the
tournament at the moment.
However. st. Johns, playing in
the friendly confines of the Gar
den, remains the tournament IA
vorite.
Dayton will provide the test for
the No. l seeded entry. The
Ohioans showed plenty of class
and drive in eliminating Lawrence
Tech. It'll, and fourth-seeded
Arizona, 74-68.
Meineke High Scorer.
Meineke, a 6-foot-7 ITO FOUNDER
who also is a tremendous re-
bounder and f1oorman, scored 80
points in the first game and 81
in the other. His 67-point total
makes him high man of the meet.
At the same time, although
guarded, he committed only four
personal fouls, two in each game.
Against Arizona he got 81 free
throws. converting Is for a new
tournament record.
zaWoluk, a rugged 6-foot-6
junior, is more prone to foul out
in this tWo-man wrangle. Bob
had four on him in the st. Bona
venture game, which st. Johns
yanked from the fire.
Coach Tom Blackburn of Day.
ton said. "St. Johns impressed me
as a great club, showing a lot of
poise and fine coaching. We can
take them only if Meineke can
outdo ZaWoluk."
The Seton Hall-Brigham Young
game also presents two good big
men in Walt Dukes, the New Jer-
sey teams 7-foot sophomore
stringbean, and Mel Hutchins,
smooth-playing 6-foot-5 operator
for the Far Westerners.
Dukes Hard to Stop.
Il don't know how we're going
to stop that boy, Dukes" said
Brigham Young's Stanley Watts.
1--WE may need stills"
Honey Russell, the Seton Hall
coach, returned the compliment
by saying Hutchins and his mate,
Roland Minson, are two of the
best players in the country-bar
none"
But think we have more good
men than they" he added. I'VE
have a good bench"
The tournament is taking a
licking at the gate, as a result of
the recent gambling scandal that
knocked out strong New York area
teams. The first four double
headers have attracted 1920
patrons compared with 71,000 for
the same period last year.
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the National League champs Tor $4UUUU
bonus.
Casagrande, a pitcher of distinction at
Fordham, won't be wearing PhillieS' uniform
for long. His destination is the Class B farm
at Terre Haute But eventually the Phils look
for him to make the grade-poSSiby by 1852
and so his schooling now has been placed in
the hands of the only guy who stands to lose
if CaSagrande moves up.
This would be Eddie Watkins, perhaps the
niftiest first baSeman in the major leagues
and famed as the survivor of closeup gun
shot wound from crazed girl fan a couple of
Evening star., 1951-03-15
Army-Ohio Wesleyan
Grid Game Cancelled
By Mutual Agreement
BY the Associated Press

WEST POINT, N. Y, Mar.
15.-The football game sched-
uled between Army and Ohio
Wesleyan here on September
%, was called off today by
mutual agreement. A joint
statement said the difference
in the strength of the two
teams because of the man
power problem would be too
great.
The game was scheduled
more than a year ago.
Evening star., 1951-03-15
Training Comp Briefs
|FeIIer Out to Prove His Worth
After Lemons Successful Bow

series with the National League
champions.
Opposing Jansen will be Ken
Heintzelman, the Phillies lefty
who has shown signs of regain
ing the form that made him a
17-game winner in 1949.
The Phillies beat the Giants in
their first meeting yesterday, TO,
on successive home runs by Eddie
Watkins and Richie Ashburn,
Watkins blow coming with the
bases loaded.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla
Jimmie Dykes, manager of the
Athletics, has taken on the job
of getting Umpire Joe Paparelld
into form for the 1851 season.
Young man." Dykes greeted
Paparella on his arrival at the
AS training camp here, have
you ever been to spring training
with me before?"
mo. sir" replied the arbiter,
grinning.
Then stick around and pay at
tention." Dykes commanded. by
the time we break camp. We'll
have made an umpire out of YOU
SAN BERNARDINO, Calf
The Pirates tried Ralph Kiner at
first base yesterday in an eXhibi-
ton game against the Indians.
The leftfelder didn't do so badly.
He handled nine chances without
an error.
Ralph has feared playing first
might interfere with his batting
In three trips yesterday he got
(See TRAINING CAMPS, ca
Evening star., 1951-03-15
atton Due to Defend New NBA Weller Title New York May
Win, Lose, or Draw
by fkANSIS SIANN
Star Stoff Correspondent

ST PETERSBURG, FLA. MARCH Is. - FordhamS latest
gift to professional baseball Spinach
but in the camp of the Phes they making Tom
Evening star., 1951-03-15

(See TRAINING CAMPS, CO
Evening star., 1951-03-15

(See FIGHT, Page C-2.)
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OF ALL KINDS. on con.
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CARPENTRY

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Call G. F. ST. DENIS. LII. 1-5572
10
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with reference Call ST. S741.
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|COLORED WOMAN wants job in pri-
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

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GENERAL CLEANING. 4 or 5 days
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GIRL. colored. high schooled. desires
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BUILDING MATERIALS

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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

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MOTOR TRAVEL

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New; can take two all or part way.
RE. 1920, Ext. 1882. MR.. CARLY.
3
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BRICKS

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REPAIRS AND SERVICES

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ance; day and night work; very good
earnings. Apply in person. DAG
WOODS REST, TAI 18th ST. NV
MATTRESSES, white. day or night
work experienced. Apply REcTORS
RESTAURANT, 1345 Conn. ave NV.
10
MATTRESSES Apply HOWARD
JOHNSON'S. 1912 New York ave,
downtown between I4th and 18th.
RE. 9520. .
MATTRESSES - White. experienced
Apply EARLE RESTAURANT, INC.
l3th and E SITS. NV IL