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Evening star., 1955-11-26
Group Of IS Moy Soye Seals
With $15O,OOO Gift to Club

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 26 up.
Watkins. who came
West from Boston 18 months
ago, says he hopes to put $780,
600 ON the line Monday in an
effort to save the financially
faltering San Francisco Seals.
Watkins. president Of General
Paint Corp. said he hopes to
interest IA other businessmen in
putting up $4,000 cash for what
would be practically q gift to
baseball.
Our group doesn't want to
own the Seals" Watkins ex-
planned. "We're all busy men
and have our own problems. We
don't plan to even take any
stock in the club"
After noting that the $3.50, 900
lis not even in the nature Of q
loan" he said that each gift
could be written OF to adver-
|tising. They can put our signs
|on the Seals stadium fence.
maybe. or the names of the is
business concerns who raised
the $150,000 can be printed on
the back Of admission tickets. It
all adds up to good will"
"Our plan" he added. "is to
settle all the clubs debts, pro-
vide q cushion of 100000 OF
$4,000 to strengthen the club
and then turn it over to some
major league club to operate.
OF the total collected. $4,000
would be offered Monday at a
|Pacific Coast League meeting at
Columbus, Ohio, to regain the
Seals franchise which was for
Ifeited because the club could not
repay It's debt to the league,
Another $4,000 would 60 toward
lsettling a debt to the Oakland
|Acorns, who have since moved
to Vancouver.
Watkins said he had outlined
his plan in a letter to the Cleve-
land Indians and that officials
Evening star., 1955-11-26
PIMLlCO

Continued From Page A-l0
In Hawthorne's Gold Cup. fin-
ished third in last years Freak
ness behind the winning Hasty
Road and last fall was second to
Helioscope in the Special.
Jockey Billie Fisk, who will
ride Hasseyampa, is q real long
shot himself. The 31-year -old
rider was polio victim last
spring and doctors told him at
the time he had no chance Of
riding this year. But in about
ia months time he was back at
work and won the first race he
rode In after his illness.
II the weather turns bad and
the track becomes muddy. Think
ing Cap viii move up. Although
he chased Nashua most of the
time. Thinking Cap won the
lTrayers and Lawrence Realiza-
tion.
Jet Action is expected to set
the pace and might prove very
tough to catch. The 4-year-old
colt was nipped at the wire by
High Gun in the Sysonby Han
Idicap at Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1955-11-26
Diplomats Attend
Pimlico Special

BALTIMORE, Nov. 26 R).
The Maryland Jockey Club
flashed its brightest smile oi
welcome today for a group oi
Latin American diplomats at
tending the races at Pimlico.
Representatives of nine en-
bassies were expected at the
historic race course to witness
the running Of the Pimlico Spe-
cial by the Venezuelan entry
Prendase. and seven American
thoroughbreds.
Jose F. Siccardi, owner of
Prendase, Joined the group at q
luncheon party given before the
race by the Pimlico manage
ment.
Arriving by police-escortec
rnotorcade from Washington. the
diplomats we're welcomed by
Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro oi
Baltimore,
The Ambassadors attending
included DR.. Don Guillermo Sc
villa -Sacasa Of Nicaragua, Dor
Fernando Fournier Of Costa Rica
DR.. Don Hector David Castro oi
El Salvador, Gen. Carlos La.
guirre Of the Honduras. DR.
Don Joaquin Jose vallarina oi
Panama. DR.. Mario Nunez de
villa Vicencio Of Cuba, Joaquin
E. Salazar of the Dominican Re.
public and DR.. Jose A. Mora Of
Uruguay. Don Horacio Suarez
Charge D'Affaires Of the Chilean
Embassy. also attended.
A special cake was ordered by
Herman Cohen. president oi
Pimlico, to help celebrate the
birthday of another guest. Louis
Ramon Seyilla -Somoza. i2-year.
old son Of the Nicaraguan Am
|bassador.
Evening star., 1955-11-26
YANKs SEEK PITCHER, oUTFIELDER
Senators Outsmorted
In I rode, Weiss Says

NEW YORK. Nov. 26 tP1.--
The New York Yankees aren't
worried about the trade that sent
Larry Dolby to the Chicago White
Sox and Chico Carrasquel and
Jim Busby to the Cleveland
Indians.
So said George Weiss, general
manager Of the Yankees, who
returned from the Orient for a
brief stopover today before head
ing for next weeks minor league
meetings in Columbus, Ohio.
What does have the. boss of the
American League pennant win
|ner worried. though, is the deal
in which the Boston Red Sox
acquired Bob Porterfield and
Mickey Vernon from the WASH
Iington Senator's for & flock Of
rockies.
That" said Weiss, makes
the Red Sox q possible serious
contender"
L0wer-Case Prospects
For the record, the players
Boston bartered to the Senators
are Pitchers Dick Brodowski, AL
Curtis and Truman Clevenger,
along with Outfieiders Neil
Chrisley and Karl Olson.
If Washington got any pros
poets in the deal. then they are
prospects with a lower-caSe p,
shrugged Weiss. ''If not. then
the Senator's have more informa- :
ton on them than we have.
Fright now. / must say that
Boston got all the better Of the
deal II Vernon and Porterfield
don't 90 into q complete col
lapse. OF course. there are ifs
Vernon Is SO years old and
Porterfield is q little bit on the
other side.
"But II Vernon comes up with
Evening star., 1955-11-26
Donald Dell Ousted
lin Junior Net Pluy

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26 (P.--Don-
aid Dell Of Bethesda, Md, was
eliminated by Ron Holmberg Of
Brooklyn. 6-3. Us, yesterday
in the quarter finals of the junior
division Of the National Boys and
Juniors indoor tennis toura-
ment. h
Earlier Dell had defeated Nell
Drury of st. Louis. As, 6-3,
6-2, in a third-round match. si
Evening star., 1955-11-26
Godfrey's Horse
Has First u. S. Win.

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va,
Nov. 26 tSpeciaO Sun Ruler II,
Arthur Godfrey's $4,000 ao-
QUESTION from Aga Khan's sale
last year. owns his first victory
in this country after winning
the feature race here yesterday.
Sun Ruler II covered the
Charles Town course in lao and
4-year-old son Of Nasrullah, sire
and $4.40 across the board. The
returned his hackers $1l.80. $3.50
|of famed Nashua. came from be-
hind to whip Hunters Run by
II " lengths
Evening star., 1955-11-26
BIZ BOB HANSON

After the Boys Club Band Of
ficially got things underway at
the city championship football
game last night at Griffith Stad-
ium, Eddie LeBaron of the Red
skins threw out the game ball.
The Little Professor, sitting
In a box seat In the upper stands
behind the Gonzaga bench. threw
q pass onto the field with play
ers from Gonzaga and Cardozo
lined up. A remark was made
later that it was the best pass
Of the night.
Jim Harris Of Cardozo missed
LeBaron's rife peg, but then who
ever heard Of a guard latching
onto passes? 1t must have re-
minded Eddie Of some Of his
passes the Redskins have dropped
this year.
Al Dutch Of Cardozo kicked of
to start the game and Bob
Nicholson of Gonzaga returned
the ball to his own 36. AS the
players piled up 1t became a
mass OF purple. Cardozo's ini-
form was purple pants and white
jerseys. Gonzaga's was just the
opposite.
A few plays later Quarterback
Tom Stephens Of Cardozo got
on the games first pass, a 13-
yard completion to Halfback
Lewis Nero. Stephens showed
hecouid do something else when
he got on a 61-yard romp down
the left sidelines a little later.
The Stephens-Nero combina-
ton clicked again, this time for
"a yards and the games first
touchdown, with l:35 remaining
In the first quarter.
Nero wasn't, fiddling as he
dashed into the end zone. but
Gonzaga must have been burning
Cardozo was tagged all season
as q fast running team. but
Nicholson showed the Clerks he
could pick EN- up and lay 'em
down pretty good, too. when he
took the kickoff following Car
dOzo's score and galloped s5
yards untouched for the tying
touchdown.
Al castaldi. like Jim Harris
Evening star., 1955-11-26

another good year. and Porter
field returns to his form Of q
couple Of seasons ago, Boston
will be dangerous-right in there
with Cleveland. which also has
a few problems. The Red Sox got
a fine hitter and a real good
pitcher and they didn't give up
anyone who was going to be
much help next year"
Yanks Ready to Deal
AS for the Indians White Sox
trade. Weiss said that where the
clubs improved in one depart
ment they lost In another.
1T would appear TO me thai
they got pretty much Of .
standoff," he observed. Dolby
will give the White Sox added
power and q good center fielder
and Carrasquel is the kind Of
shortstop the Indians have
needed for q long time. I'm moi
sure either team is going to bt
stronger than 1t was last yeal
because Of the deal"
Neither Weiss nor Manager
Casey Stengel shed any tears
that the Yanks weren't given
"a chance at Carrasquel-even
though Phil Rizzuto is approach
ing the end of the trail.
I'VE have Billy Hunter and
other shortstop material in the
Organization" he said. Il don't
say we wouldn't have listened tc
"a deal involving Carrasquel. bui
i doubt If we would have made
one. We need pitching and an
|outfielder."
Weiss viii be in receptive mood
in Columbus and at the major
league meetings in Chicago tht
following week--but strictly fol
a pitcher and an outfielder.
Evening star., 1955-11-26

Iof that club had agreed it sound
ed good.
Hank Greenberg, the Indians
general manager. will '.either
agree to operate the Seals with
the money We raise or else pre-
sent a new plan Of his own, "
Watkins predicted. Greenberg
had offered to take over the Seals
earlier but then withdrew his
bid.
Watkins did not make public
Just who the other donors would
be. 1t was only when pinned
down by newspapermen that he
admitted he had been pushing
the project quietly.
Evening star., 1955-11-26
HIGH SCHOOLS
Confined From Pare A-l

Continued From Page A-IO
scored two Of three more touch
downs. We had the better bah
club; there was no doubt about
it." he said.
Coach Sal Hall OF cardozo.
whose team now owns the CO.
championship OF both the city
and Interhigh League after two
consecutive ties in playon games,
was not as upset.
I'VE were out to win the game
but under the circumstances
wen settle for the tie.s The
circumstances were the injury Ia
Dutch and the stout Gonzaga
defense.
I think It's q tribute to oul
defensive team; they were bril-
liant" Hall named Tom Robin
son and DuBose at defensive
guards. Linebackers Francis
Daniels and Elton Conner. and
Frank Harris and Charles Kelly
lat ends.
Gcnzaga's husky line, led BY
Dick Schoeh and John Farrell
on the right side. permitted Car
dozo's swift backiield Just two
runs Of more than 10 yards, both
by Stephens.
The second time the Clerks
got the ball Stephens ran around
left end for 81 yards to the Con
Izaga 10. and after Canning's 4
tumble minutes later Stephen,
ran his right end for IL yards tc
set up the touchdown pass.
luA4aga = s-4s~ 9 Q---l
ShFuoxV -4------ y U--et
Qonzaga scoring Touchdown: Nichoi.
son taB-yafd kickcfl returnl.
Cafdoxo ecOrinR---T Touchdown. Mari
Evening star., 1955-11-26
Lausse Wants
Olson After Win
Over FuIIrner

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s lR.--
Eduardo Lausse wants Bobo
Olson. Gene Fullmer wants
Lausse again. And the fans
want to see more Of both mid
|dleweights.
That's the situation In nut
shell after last nights 10-round
match at Madison Square Gar
den In which Lausse won q
decision over the
Cyclone" from West Jordan.
Utah.
Referee Marx Conn and Judge
Joe Angelic scored it 7-3 and
Judge Bert Grant, 6-3-1. all for
Lausse, the scowling South
American who now has won 80
straight.
In the eighth round Lausse,
|l591a. dropped Fullmer, 1864,
with q left hook. Although the
|knockdown counted as high as
-four" Referee Conn ruled no
|knockdown. Later he said 1t
was "a stumble. half OF ball
|ance." Most ringsiders thought
1T was a legitimate knockdown,
s"I like to fight Olson" Lausse
said through an interpreter. He
comes in. I know ] beat him.
Fullmer strong boy. Takes good
punch. / knock him down clean.
Il see his eyes cross when hit
him"
Fullmer thought he won 1t
about GA" and figured he OUT
boxed Lausse who was aiming
too high" He would like to flgit
Lausse again or anybody else.
He's not particular.
Billy Brown. Garden match
maker, said, HE can have any
date he wants. We may use him
in December or January against
Tiger Jones'
Harry Markson, managing de
rector of the international Box
ing Club said. "Lausse is ready
for anybody, champion or no.
He's really got it."
Lausse's dressing room was q
bedlam with Charlie Johnston,
his manager, repeating an offer
to guarantee Olson $4,000 to de-
Ifend against his fighter, and in
sisting a cut Lausse suffered over
his right eye in the fifth round
wasn't serious enough to pub him
out of December l date at
Cleveland with John L. Sullivan
Iof England.
Tony tTex) Gonzales, 1891,
East Orange, N. j.. won a split
decision over Billy Harper. 148I2,
Washington. in the bitterly
fought eight-round semi-wind-
Iup.
Evening star., 1955-11-26
West Virginia
Tops WoIfpack

RALEIGH. N. c., Nov. 26 tH9.
West Virginia boasted an 80
record after concluding its sea-
son with a 27-7 victory over
North Carolina State last night,
but that came as scant conso-
lation TO the team that saw its
bowl hopes blasted BY losses to
Penn State and Pitt.
Halfback Joe Marconi was the
big gun for the Mountaineers
last night. ripping OF touch
down runs Of IS and 40 yards
in the final quarter to seal the
victory.
West Virginia got on to an
early lead when Guard Gene
Lathey recovered q tumble by
States Dick Hunter on the Wolf
pack IS and the Mountaineers
marched TO the one. from which
point Quarterback Micky Tri-
mark sneaked over. But the
Wolfpack threw q scare into the
Southern Conference champions
by tying the score on a 7-yard
squirt by Eddie West. the quar-
terback from Alexandra. Va.
Halfback Bobby Moss broke
away TO gallop Is yards for a
Vest Virginia score In the third
period and Marconi's two tallies
,onded out the scoring.
North Carolina State finished
the season with a 4-5-1 record,
its best since 1850.
west Virginia 20 7 1877
N. O.. State M o o O.. n
West Virginia scoring: Touchdowns---
Irimarn t1, plunEe); Moss t26. runl !.
Msrconi q q, run; 40. rsirll. conVer-
nj q STATE scoring: Touchdowns---.
West "a, rutl Conyersion- BagOnis.
Evening star., 1955-11-26
Hurrisonburg Plays
Mucon Tenm in Bowl

LAKELAND, Fla, Nov. 26 (iF1.
New Orleans win play an ALL
star team from Polk County III
the opening game Of the Santa
Claus Bowl football tournament
December 2s.
Pairings announced by the
Bowl Committee send Macon,
Ca. against Harrisonburg. Va,
In the other seminal the same
night.
The winners play for the bowl
championship December 10.
Evening star., 1955-11-26
|MizeII Fons l3. Bows

HAVANA. Nov. 26 tAl.--"Vine-
gar Bend Mizell, st. Louis
Cardinals southpaw, struck out
13. but lost a l0-inning game last
night, 4-3. as the Marianao
Tigers beat Havana in the Cuban
Winter Baseball League. Mizell
raised his season strikeout total
to 88.
Evening star., 1955-11-26
Presbyterian Plays
IMeNeese for Title

RICHMOND. Ind, Nov. 26 lA1.
Two Southern entrants. Nc
Efeese State and Presbyterian.
win meet tonight for the cham
pionship Of the first City Of
Richmond college basketball
tournament.
Both made it into the finals
the hard way. Presbyterian
came from behind last night to
beat Southeastern Oklahoma.
72-70. and McNeese had to work
around q zone defense and pro-
fect q narrow lead to beat Me-
Kendree Of Lebanon, Ill, 54-46.
Evening star., 1955-11-26
LeBoron Right at Home
AS Cordozon Muffs Pass

Iof ACardozo, couldn't cut the
with his conversion att
tempt. AS the teams left the
field at halftime a look at the
scoreboard showed CON AGA, 8.
CARDOZO, 6. Apparently there
was only one letter q. It's a.
good thing Zanzibar High wasn't
playing.
Halftime entertainment was
provided by the l2-l4-year-old
teams of the Church of the
Assumption and st. AIMS.
They played an abbreviated
l5-minute game and Jim FarrI
of St. AIMS showed the big boys
he could run with the ball. TOO.
when he scored the only touch
down on q 6T-yard dash.
In the fourth quarter, Con-
zaga, with fourth down on Carr
dozo's II and 4 yards to go for
a first down, elected to try for
"a field goal. but Castaldi's at
tempt was low and wide. At
that juncture the Eagles wished
Coach Joe Kuharich Of the Red
siksn. who was doing the color
in between Bob VOLTS piay-by-
play of the game over radio,
had offered Vic Janowicz to do
the booting.
As the gun went on ending
the game. the fans poured onto
the field and the customary
tearing down OF the goal posts
took only q few minutes. Those
at the west end of the fieldI
wound up a broken heap in the
Senator's dugout.
Net proceeds of the game goI
TO the three Catholic teams.
Gonzaga. st. Johns, and Car
roll, and the II teams In the
Interhfgh League.
Many fans thought the pene-
tration system was in effect tol
decide a winner in case Of al
tie. as in the case Of Cardozo'sl
90 deadlock with Spingarn last
week for the Interhigh League
title.
That system was not used, butt
II it had been. Gonzaga would
have been ahead, 81 to 26. ac-l
cording to unofficial figures
Evening star., 1955-11-26
COLLEGE
BASKETBALL
Isn the Aaaoclatad 80

by the Associated Press
City of RIehmond tInd.l Tourney
{SemliiuaiBl
Presbyterian. 72i Southern Okla. 20.
Manchester, 10: Hope. 6b tconsoia.
farIham. as, Centre. so CeonsolatIon)
Other Games
Indiana Central. 10l: Tri-stats sInd D,
!. b Johns oMlnnJ. ia. valley cits
], hssEi.y tw. va. sai slusfIsid tvs.,,
Tenn Martin sraneh. ~. oakland
Evening star., 1955-11-26
.uae Coaches Meet

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 26 (P) -
Coaches and officials Of the Big
Seven Conference will hold their
annual preseason basketball
meetings In Kansas City today
and tomorrow. Coaches Of the
Missouri Valley Conference will
meet here tomorrow.
Evening star., 1955-11-26
Three Enter Games

CORTINO D'AMPEZzO, Italy.
Nov. rs The Soviet Union,
Japan and Liechtenstein yester-
day announced plans for par
ticipation In the Winter Olym-
Ipic Games here next January.
Evening star., 1955-11-26
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK madison Square Gardenl
Eduardo Lausse. l6ah Buenos Aires,
Ioutpointed Kene Fullmer. 1854. West
PHiiiApEIpfIix. - Garnett tsugarD
Hart, 1851, philadelphia, stbpped Rpose-
Welt Coward, 1921. PhiIadeiphia (2J.
Evening star., 1955-11-26

Net proceeds Of the game go
TO the three Catholic teams,
Gonzaga. st. Johns, and Car
roll, and the IA teams in the
Interhfgh League.
Evening star., 1955-11-26

QOnzaga scoring Touchdown: Nichoi.
son tab-yafd kickoff returnl.
Cafdozo scoring Touchdown. Hers
(24, pass-Tun from stephens).
Evening star., 1955-11-26

in the bleachers.
Evening star., 1955-08-28
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