Evening star., 1955-09-25
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NEW YORK. SEPT. 24-Afcho M0ofeA morning
TRADE in which he attributed his defeat by Rocky Marcanc
10 "a the one-day postponement f too much ring padding
S excessive vasene the champs face and % too long
wait In his before the be patent attempt
to stir up interest ii rematch IN his dressing room
Immediately after his kayo Moore made It plain that he
had no and acted he felt he did not deserve
further consideration as chailengers
Gus Lesnevich, former lght-heavyweght champion
called the punch that oored Marcano In the second round
Encore throws an inside right that really Is right lab
Gus revealed Ia artcuate sshfest IT probably
VIII hurt o. even drop Rocky who nevertheless VII win
Bill yeeck the World Series: 4 wouldn't he afraid 70
pitch TO any Of those fellows he pcdgers except Snde
and whenever was really important I'd walk him The
other I'd fear Reese He can do more 70 beat you ~
Indians and the old ST. Louis Browns picks the Yankees
adding of course I'm influenced BY the fact that the
Dodgers have lost World Series before this That
doesn't mean anything--not much
OLDEST or THE PosT-FT0HT prcnouncements were
those Of Charley Goldman and Charley johnston trainer Of
wasn't trained properly Goldman said He didn't get
enough work" Archie should have worked harder
Johnston explained which might people TO wonder
what Marano doing ct Grcsnges and Moore at North
All washington sports fans need to complete their
misery for the Baltimore Colts to beat out the Redskins
IN the National Football League, which they might well do
The sports book whose arrival Is most anticipated here
is American In the Rough" (Himon Schuster which Is
the autobiography Of NJ n, Coman managing director
Of the shrine East-West football game Hcratic Ager
never came close 70 ConmAn Who sang u the 0OWety -
boy sheepherded In Nebraska entertained u Tex Richards
Great Northern saloon Goldheld New. shanghaed
out Of the Barbary Coast performed as singing waiter In
New York honky tonk and shared cell with murderers
Today Conman maintains ofnces park commissioner
Of San Francisco executive In the Underwood Corp
as head whose football promotion annually produces
about quarter Of million dollars for the shners hos
pitfalls for crippled children Not only does the book
promise be exceptional but a profits win 60 to the II
Shriners hospitals the philanthropy for which Codman
has worked 50 hard these last 81 years.
NoTRE DAME AND SAaU which met today nrst clashed
In football in 1880 and Of the veterans Of that opener
and eyewitness this afternoon was Willis Tatenow Dr.
Willis Tate president Of Southern Methodist . was the
nrst game played Ia Notre Dame Stadium and by
the Irish In the closing minutes 20i4 II wont happen
but about the smartest Clark dth could make now
after making perennial rst-dvontes out Of them and
lot Of money for the Comiskey family Lane might well
do the for the Senators and would be treat TO
watch Frantic Frankie and Chuck Dresser operating the
same side.
There are varying degrees Of rust Is pointed up at Mon-
mouth Park this year Shortest priced winner at the
track during 1885 Lord Rusty at ST. and the horse
the longest priced victor at $l502o Getting back
Frank Lane for moment Chicago newspaper conducted
poli on whether to keep General Manager Lane twho
couldn't abide young Chuck Ccmiskey) OF nre him OF
nearly 5000 votes cast soo supported Lane not the heir
apparent
Basketball -and-Tv Dept: In > recent Kiwanis Club
talk Eddie Cameron athletic director Duke said duke
sent basketball team 10 Madison Square Garden In ts47
don't know what the crowd didn't count the house.
But check for $500 We another to the
Garden i0s0three years later mind you We had Dick
for $780, asked Ned Irish why there had been such big
difference In the checks Were they using different kind
OF money? Irish basketball director for the 0ardenl gave
me one-word answer, teleyision.'a