Evening star., 1954-07-18

Leemans less longtime halfback the New York
Giants.
Bob Rusevlyan the st. Johns football star who turned
down bids by Notre Vanova and ignored feeers
from Virginia William Mary and Navy in order to attend
Maryland approachedby basketbamnded colleges
wen including George Washington, Mount st. Mary and
Georgetown. pretty versatile young man, he was
AlCathoc in football baseball and basketball and with
lieutenant colonelcy the second ranking officer in the
st. Johns Cadet Corps
THE SUSPICION THAT Tommy (TIurricane) Jackson
hurryup product of televsion borne out when
Nno Vades stopped him in two rounds Hurricane can't
fight in the big eagues-yet at leasand the feeling here
is that Referee Al Bere in calling the
third slip to the knockdown automatically ending
the fight, Jackson was doomed, anyway. Maryands
coaching staff is soaking vitamnS from the sun and
otherwise at the Rehoboth Beach home OF Aumnu Alvin
Aubinoe.
Tom siers story titled "Those Amazing Golfers"
in the current Saturday Evening Post dcose that totally
blind Charles Boswell Of Birmingham, Ala has broken 100
several times whereas only about 10 cent of the 100000
golfers in the United to shoot
90 or less Good yarn by excellent sportswrer.
Some time this week expected return Marcano-Chares
title fight will be announced for World Series time.
Al WE'LL, of Marciano doesn't want his tiger to
tight until next income tax but the Inter
national Boxing Club is putting pressure on him.
The fact that Pitcher Duane Plette will be 81 TINS
week doesn't worry the Baltimore Orioles too much
Duanes dad Herman who pitched for Detroit and Cincinnati
kept going in the Pacific Coast League until he was So
In short time not of the essence to the Pette noooe
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NAVY's HEAD FOOTBALL COACH Eddie Erdelatz is not
what might call highly optimistic about the Mddies
outlook for 1854 but Navy already committed to bowl
game. The November date with Duke, to be played at
Norfolk is being advertised the "oyster Bowl"
Erdelaz has lost all except two of his starting SO nemen
and in his report wherein Eddie asked to name his
outstanding sophomores, he bluntly comments None"
Col Harvey L. Miller of the District Boxing Commission
and the National Boxing Assocationin short the
familiar Heniewrtes: "For my humble dough the best
aaround rngman before the public today champs included
is Cisco Andrade" Jimmie Amann's Boxing Letter.,
mimeographed four-pager which he peddles annually
osy to boxing peope) at So maintains that Sugar Ray
Robinson will fight again. that his foreign "tour" is feeer
buck-raiser and that Robinson will meet the
winner of the upcoming Oson-Rocky Casean fight
for the middleweght title.
THE LEADING TRAINER at the current Monmouth Park
racing meeting at Oceanport N j. is George Howell but
he has got trouble at home Howells 10 winners include
victories for all of his patrons except one-MrS
Howell. Duke football folk speaking highly of
sophomore scaback named Bunny Blaney thinking may
steal the show this year from Durhams Worth "a on)
Lutz and another Durham boy Haback Buddy (Run Over
em Bass Duke obviously athlete isn't called simply
by his given name by the publicity department.
BY and large, major league cubowners considered
short-sghted regards promoting kid baseball They
don't put out funds in proportion to their requirements for
the future and, along these lines gentleman named c.
Vincent Williams representing the biggest soft drink firm
and top guy in the Babe Ruth League"-an group
between the weknown Little Leaguers American Legion
may be thing Of the past Here for instance,
authentic figures 1910 there 25O000O
the United States In 1850 there 100000 Six
years from 62 per cent Of population will be under
l8 years of age"