Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
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NEW HAVEN NOV. 2.-More than one of the New
York baseball writer's who used to the Dodgers think
the Walt AlstonChuck Dresser alliance will last only to
mdseason Of 1883 They point that Aston phegmatc
but determined to be boss won't stand still the trigger
tongued Dresser talks too much Quarterback Chuck
Conery Of the Giants finds fault with the official game
programs, which list his age 49, I'm &c. says Conery,
who playing better than ever. II don't know why
they got me as SO. If can I'll play when I'm 40"
When the fabulous Harlem Globe Trotters come to
Uline Arena November IL to play the Philadelphia
sphas south Philadelphia Hebrew Athletic Society," their
new star will be TarZan Spencer who used to play for
Maryland State. He's 6-foot-7 and his reach Of 84lz
inches longer than that OF Goose Tatu his predecessor
as the Trotters big attraction Bobby Morrows coach
at Abilene Christian College regrets that Americas top
Splinter won't be able to compete in The Star Games
January 25 but Morrow has plenty of valid excuses In
addition to carrying extremely hard class schedule and
agreeing to speak at number of youth rallies in January
and February the speed boy from Texas expects to become
the father Of twins in December.
The firing of three coaches of the champion Milwau-
kee Braves surprise writers covering the club
but they knew that Third Base Coach Connie Ryan
going to get the Ryan and Manager Fred Haney were
on the outs all last season and weren't speaking.
Narragansett. starting its fall meeting Monday becomes
the first major horse track to have daily qunea, which
Is another way of blowing the rent money
TT is NO ACCIDENT that Bobby shantz of the Yam
KEGS and Hank Sauer Of the Giants the comebackof
theyear awards in the American and National Leagues
Playing in New York, Shantz and Sauer figured to get
the support OF GotnamS army OF paSeDau WrlterS
When Jim Schaaf junior guard for Notre Dame and Tony
Anthony senior tackle from Annapolis took the field to-
day at South Bend it the first time they'd met
anything except teammates. They played alongside
each other five years ago for Erie pa Cathedral Prep
Ever wonder what became of some of the towns old
fighters? Joe Tucci who boxed Under the Of
Tony Toughy. the lighting Italian of Union Station"
has made big in the plumbing and real estate fields
Jumbo Eggelston is retired printer, Andy Etyler
candy Vermont is supervisor of overhead equipment with
PEPCO and Donovan Koontz patsy Donovan) has re-
tired Government lawyer and lives at Colonial Beach,
Pmlico is pointing up the value $171740 if there
IL starters of its Fuury November % by announc-
ing that in 1855 Harlow Curce president of General
Motors the Nations highest paid business executive
with $776400 in salary cash bonuses and stock dividends
"Taxes Immediately bit of "a per cent $655072 Of this
sum- Pmlicos press agent staff announces, $50 MIR. Cur
tce wound up with take-home pay of 1921 328-about
$4,000 less than the winner of the 1857 Futurity"
NOT ALL OF THE BIG names in football wind up
coaching the big schools Jimmy Black discovers, he
submits this partial list Of oneme headlners at smaller
institutions Glen stralka King's Point, Adam Walsh
Bowdoin), Benny Friedman Brandeis), Charley ORourke
Massachusetts,, Pete PihoS (Nationa Aggies), Carl
snavey Washington u of MssourD, Glenn Presnel east
Kentucky State) and Eddie Tryon Hobart).
Steve Sinko coach of Boston University that played
George Washington last night in Griffith Stadium, calls
Cliff Battles Washington businessman, "the great
est hafback that played football" Sinko and Battles
teammates the old Boston Redskins in 1885,
just before the franchise moved to the Capital
From the Baltimore Sum- "Chuck Dresser, having
escaped from the Senator'S returns to major base
ball. Dresser is good manager good any of the
rest of them, when he has good ball club to handle At
Washington he proved he is better than anyone else
when handling semipro aggregation" Part of the
excavation connected with the face-iftng at Yonkers
Raceway will go to depth of IS feet to house plate glass
window that will slide up the front of the club
house during ncement weather