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The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-05-29

he pointed out. He stated aliens
entering the U. S. for the first
time are required to register at
a local board within six months
following the date Of entry.
The maximum penalty for vio-
laticn Of any Of the provisions Of
the selective service law, ,McCor-
mick pointed out, is five years in
prison or fine Of $4,000. or
both.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-05-29
WASILlA VETS PLAN
DANCE SAT-, JUNE i

The public is invited to attend
dance at Wasilla Community
Hall Saturday night, June |. The
Twilight Playboys win furnish
music for round and square
dancing, starting at 3 pm. and
continuing to an undetermined
hour. A top-rated square dance
caller will be on hand to keep
things moving at an interesting
and lively pace.
The dance is being sponsored
by. the SuSitna Post No. 1865,
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-05-29
CUBS OFFER THANKS

Cub Scouts Of the valley area
this week expressed their appre-
citation for the cooperation from
the community in their Colony
Day float and pop corn sales,
which were sponsored by the Cub
Scout mothers.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-05-29

GRANDMA CROWTHERS SAYS:
Drive carefully on Memorial
Day" Cts her birthday and she
wants to see you alive and smil-
Ing the next day.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-05-29

Veterans Of Foreign Wars for the
benefit Of the Post building. Re
freshments will be available and
admission will be $3.50 for stays;
$500 for couples.
Everyone is welcome and cor
daily invited to turn out for an
evening Of fun.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-05-29

Hang on to your hat: Here they
come!
Who?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29

to attend the luncheon given
yesterday by the superin-
tendent Of the Naval Acad-
envy. Rear Admiral William
r. Smedberg. III. and Mrs.
Smedberg before the foot
ball game between William
and Mary and the Naval
Academy.
The deputy commandant
Of the College for Military
Affairs. Air Force, Mai. Gen.
Edward w. Suarez. and Mrs.
Suarez, are giving a party
this evening from $50 to
7:30 in their equarters at
Fort McNair.
Among their guests will be
the staff and faculty Of the
college. The party also will
serve as a housewarming as
the Suarez' recently moved
into quarters IL on the Post.
Their daughter Maria An
drea has returned to the
Maret School which she at
tended when her father was
q student at the college In
l94S. Small Diana stays at
home and is getting well
acquainted with the other
young fry on the Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
Annapolis
Celebration
Is Held

All roads, Navy-wise. led
to Annapolis this week end
for the homecoming celebra-
tons. The exodus from
Washington started Friday
with everyone trying to make
the FIRST get-together party
that night.
Vice Admiral and Mrs.
Edmund T. Woodbridge could
not make it Friday. They
had to be in town for the
third of the series Of small
parties they have given since
the National War College
opened.
Admiral Woodbridge is
commandant of the college,
and with Mrs. Woodbridge
has inaugurated this series Of
small parties to enable the
students. stan and faculty to
become better acquainted.
They were, however, able
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
SERVICE NEWS
Defense Board PlQns
ColumbusD QY Party

here for a 3-day conference
tomorrow
The Deputy Chief Of the
Bureau. Rear Admiral Leroy
v. Honsinger, and Mrs. Hon.
singer also will receive with
the Mummas. with Comdr.
Richard j. Nesbitt making
the introductionS.
The party will be from 6 to
8 o'clock in the Terrace Room
Of the Ofiicers' Club. National
Naval Medical Center.
Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Schuyler N. Pyne are enter
tanning this evening from 5
to 7 o'clock at home for the
visiting officers. Tomorrow
Admiral Pyne will act as host
at q luncheon the Bureau of
Ships officers have planned
for them at the Ofhcers'
Club, Naval Gun Factory.
Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Lesley A. Kniskern are here
from New York and are the
houseguests of Admiral and
Mrs. Mumma.
Welcome Home Party
Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Basil Norris Rittenhouse ar
rive on Tuesday aboard the
SIS United States from Lon
don. where Admiral Ritten-
house has been on duty.
Their homecoming is sure
to touch of q number Of
parties as they are well
known here. They will stay
at the La Sale while their
own apartment on Wyoming
avenue is being renovated.
One Of the first affairs to
welcome them will be the re-
ception Mrs. Robertson Mar
shall has planned at the
Army and Navy Club on
Wednesday, october 9, from
6 to 8 o'clock.
Mai. Gen. H. K. Ruther-
ford and his daughter,
Dorothy Ann Rutherford.
have issued invitations for
a 5 to Z O'Clock party in
their wyoming avenue
apartment on Sunday, Oc-
tober Is. Gen. Rutherford
. and Miss Rutherford re-
turned last week from Can
ada. where they visited
Banff and Lake Louise.
Brother officers have been
invited to the promotion
party Of Col. Bernard T.
Kelly. 1t. Col. william
White and 1t. Col. Richard
A. Brenneman on Tuesday
at the Fort Myer Ofncers
Club. This party Is for
their ONCE family. Each
one Of the new colonies
with their wives will enter
tain later for their special
friends.
Party Cancelled
The Bureau Of Yards and
Docks buffet supper party
for tomorrow evening has
been cancelled. The activi-
ties conference. for which
the supper party was to have
been the social get-together,
has also been called OF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
By EVELYN M. DENT

Intriguing invitations have
been received, engraved in
Spanish and topped by the
gold crest Of the Inter-Amer-
lean Defense Board.
The festive celebration will
be that of Columbus Day,
October IL. and for the first
time in many years the board
is able to celebrate the ami
versary on the exact date.
The invitations are for an
evening reception at 8 o'clock
In the stately Hall Of the
Americas. Pan American
Union. In the lower left hand
corner is indicated the dress
for the evening, either cos
tunes Of their homeland. uni
form or black tie.
The chairman Of the
: board. Gen. Lemuel c. Shep-
herd. jr.. will head the re-
ceiving line with Mrs. Shep-
herd, and it is expected that
the new vice chairman Of the
board, Maj. Gen. Ajalmar
Vieira Mascarenhas. Air At
tache of Brazil. and Mrs.
Mascarenhas, will stand with
them.
The Marine Band will play
IN the patio, and there Is to
be dancing and q buffet
supper.
Fail Reception
The Chief of the Bureau Of
Supplies and Accounts and
Navy Postmaster General,
Rear Admiral Ralph j. Ar
mold, and Mrs. Arnold will
head the receiving line on
Friday, October Is, for the
annual fall reception Of the
Bureau at the Army Navy
Country Club.
The s to 8 o'clock affair
Is the second Of two such re-
eeptions held each year as
"calls made and returned"
by officers Of the Bureau on
their chief. Also receiving
with them will be Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Thomas L.
Becknell, jr.-he is deputy
chief Of the Bureau. with
Comdr. James w. Parker
making the introductions.
Admiral and Mrs. Arnold
return next week end from
Hawaii. Mrs. Arnold has
been visiting in the Islands
while the Admiral was on
an inspection trip In the
Far East. Comdr. Parker Il
the Admiral's Aide and ae-
eompanied him abroad. while
Mrs. Parker remained here.
To Fete Visitors
The Chief Of the Bureau Of
Ships, Rear Admiral Albert J.
Mumma, and Mrs. Mumma.
are holding . reception on
Tuesday for the visiting
IL shipyard commanders and
the seven directors Of Navy
laboratories who are coming
Evening star., 1957-12-25

year. Sine. Mufchison and
Bobby Morr0A, the west Coast
Sehsati0M all had best times Of
e-3 seconds outdoors At 100
yards
A sprint entry Who already Il
bfessitis 6Me n M Die names
Is Ollie cassell Of East Tenil5k
see Stata He Aas q best time Of
81 seconds. md D The Ohio
vahey QQhletenee 100 and 220
champion. His best effort
against the big-time runners
vas fourth IN the National
AAu, not 4 bad ranking. con-
sidefing the fifst three places
went, % Leainod King, slime
and Mnrchison.
Among the lesser kn0wn but
promising athletes coming are
Hfb Blown 6t, Penn State,
Charlie BivinS of Morris Brown
College and Robert Love 81
wihston-S alem Teachers.
Brown ran q 9.5 100 as q fresh
man ana Love also has 4 s5
best. BiNns lists Ills BEST as e.4.
Among tfie other invited are
Willie Williams Of Fort Meade
and Ken Kaye, also ia the
Army. b6th former schooiboy
stars here.
Evening star., 1957-12-25
.Star Comes Sprint Field
To Put Slime to Test

Several pfomising young
sprihters are lined Up 10 com
pete against Dave Sine Of Duke
IN the Exchange Club Sptint
Series at Vie Evening Star
oames january as at the
,AEnloEv.
Il was In thiB aaauo spllN
series TINT Siine himself fifst
won national prominence two
yehs1 90 7lRm al a tAN'ste-
fore unkh6~n sopllsrhdfe. he
iFsSS IsssSS Az ssI2fks iSfssiat AZ kiRs iRs
nie world record In the 70
yarps and lettins . ne& record
Now Sine Is the established
star. the one the youngsters
NHii De trying hard to beat.
Last year. rs dofendint cham
pien. Slime was nis ana was
beaten BY Ira Mrrohisoa In the
20 and 80 and was false
soArted out Of the 100.
Mtifenltoh hae been lnvitSd
back. end 10 expected to eoln-
pete. although his entry hasn't
been received. II he does de-
fena, the sprint sefies win have
two Of the e0lntfy's three
fastest active sprinters. hast
Evening star., 1957-12-25

the one Employed by Erdelatz.
Both use the T with vAr1atioAs.
Both pass and run. Both vse
unit substitution al a rule. Each
school boasts q second unit that
could rival the frkt.
The big difference n that
Neeley's quarterback runs more.
Few T-quartrebacks are emv
ployed for the long gain, but
Hill sweeps the ends on the
option and carries through the
line like q halfback.
Neither team has ever been
defeated In q bowl game. Navy
tied Washington in the Rose
Bowl In 1923 and beat MissiAa
sippi in the Sugar Bowl In 1864.
Rice has won all OF It's four
previous bowl games, the Cot.
toe Bowl In 1888 against Colo
rAdo. the Orange Bowl In lpl7
against Tennessee, the Cotton
Bowl In 1880 against North
Carolina and, the Cott Bowl
In 1854 against Alaban 40
Evening star., 1957-12-25
|SprinfFeaiure
Tops taCafd
Al Santa Anita

ARCADIA. COT. .pet, IS
@.1Banta Anita opens an-
other pretentious winter rae
ing meeting tomorrow, with
the >20000- added Paldb yets
des Hahdicap tie kAd-oh
feature Of q season that VIII
see more than SIS million
handed out.
The faios vefdes. 1 err:
long fixture featuring some Of
the best fbffntsfs Of the
grounds. 70 expected to attract
$4,000 Or more fans TO the
newly fepolithed plSnt.
T'hirty-two major stakes are
scheduled during tine SS-day
session, including t1e four
estahiished 500. .oOQ 4. added
events: the Derby, Maturity.
the Santa Anita Handicap and
the San Juan capistfaiio.
Five races are scheduled for
S50Npo-added money. inciud-
ing the San Antonio Handicap,
which annually pOint7 toward
The main contenders for the
Santa Anita andicap, The
handicap is scheduled March I
Fifteen speed runners were
entered IN the Palos ,Vefdes In
cludinG the high weight Of the
tield. Nashville. owned by the
Aans0llen FhFms
Nashville is q 3-year-old ana
scored an impressive victory
In the Lakes and Flowers
Handicap 1t SIX furiOnet at
hollywood P9fk last sunniaef.
Trainer Charley Whittingham
IS pointing Nashville for the
Santa Anita Maturity January
Is.
WIN wine, s n o e N Ter
Aboafd. Nashville win carry ils
pounds. Shoemaker mas Won
the riding title At santa Anita
fof tl1e past seven straight
nieetfhes.
others entered include
NOfedkki WfkH Eddia AFfa<n
up; Vino SupremQ, winner Of
d teceht Stake At Golden Gate;
Rattie Dance. catdiil. Bless
bull. II Khobaf. CAPT. Lark,
BequeatH. Drinks Dream, Ckro-
pat. Palmer, Pipe Csrlitos, Bold
Bazooka and Bien Host.
Blessbull and Faimer. traiiied
by willie Molter, are teamed a
IN entry.
Evening star., 1957-12-25
Senators Get Club
In 81 os
New Form Team

APPLETON. Wis, DEC. Is
R.-The New Fox Cities base.
ball club In the 81 league has
afhliated formally with the
Washington Senators, directors
announced yesterday.
Robert Biesrnann, a director
who carried on negotiations
with the washington farm di4
rector, Sherry Robertson, also
announced that Pete 6uder,
former Athletics infielder, has
been named manager Of Fox
Cities.
The roster Of the old Peoria
S-I entry will % Assigned TO
Fox Cities shortly after the first
Of the year.
Snder, who managed Kintton
and Wilson In the Carolina
League-like the 81 q Glass
D circuit--last year, played the
inheld for the As from io4i
through ioot. 6uder, a, had q
lifetime batting average 81 ,tS0.I
Evening star., 1957-12-25

mas. sawyer's manaG1r ana q
former manager Of n Charles.
The bout. q hereunder. WIN
be televised nationally over the
ABC network beginning ct 10
pm. and win be seen here over
Station WMAL-Tv, Channel 7.
Sawyer, from Cincinnati. was
the 1854 national AAU and In
ternational Golden Gloves
champion His record TO date
Is IL victories. eight by knock
out. in II starts.
Foley. from Chandler. Ariz..
u the No. 2 ranking contender
ior Floyd Patterson's crown.
ne has q record Of 80 victories.
70 Dy Knockout, two losses and
q draw.
Evening star., 1957-12-25
Clessiond Depending
On Bio Defense Men

cLEvNzlA,gD, Dec. IS (Spt-
ciaD Coach PAU Brown Is
following his usual practice
pattern h kettina the Clevt-
land sauad ready Tor Sundays
title game With che Detroit
lions. desotihg most Of the
week TO skull sessions with the
ueftIuo ana strategy huddlks
with the quarterbacks.
Big Len Ford and Pahl
tChuck) Wiggin. Cleyeland's
big defensive men, nDAe 10 De
kee men on defense. Theyfe
the ones wh6 will harrabs
Quarterback 9obin Rote Of the
lions and try to snarl D.
troits pals offense before Rote
has Q chance 70 get WARMED
up. II they succeed, Detroit.
WITH esiiy gxfet Reiehow IN
reserve since Bobby Layne's ik-
jury, could be In trouble
1at Y neithtf Fofd nj Wiz
gin bother Rote, the Browns
win rely on their defensive
backs-Warren LAhr, Kenny
Konz. Don Paul and Lowe
Wrm 70 break up the aerial
bafrege.
offensiveiy. brown expects
To have both Tommy o'Con4
nell. the leagues leading passer.
and Milt Plum. No / stand.
m. ready % piAy. The running
attack obviously will be nodded
Arouhd jim Brown, rookie back
nom Syracuse who leads the
leatae's ground gamers in his
first season as q pro.
Evening star., 1957-12-25
Senior. Bowl Lists
Officidfs ferGume

MOBILE. Ala, Dec. IS R.-
Five Veteran Southeastern, Con.
ferenee OAelAls and one for.
mer Atlantic coast Conf sick
ofiicial were named today to
ofiiciaie g1hs psninth eunual
Senior Bowl football game
January IL. - CT
The SEC will be represented
by T. GsRtn 0Ufvi6. asiofee:
Jimmy Armistead Vanderhilk
linesman; T. NJ ksss<Al.
Auburn. umpire; Jimmy Hitch
cock. Auburn. field Judge, and
w. "A. Clark. vendarbile, back
tueee. 1Ae tlooA operator win
be Robert ". wise, Naval
Academy. former ACC official.
Katn and Armistead have
ofiiciated in all eight Senior
Bowl games, while this win -
the seventh for Hitchcook.
Evening star., 1957-12-25
Time to Name Horses
And It's q Tough Job

HALtANDALE. Fla., Dec. rs
(SpeciAl) - There viii be q
mass birthday Of the race
horses January l, q date that
is further significant on the
turf because II is the final day
upon which q yearling's name
can be registered with The
Jockey Club free Of charge.
Thereafter. Q penalty Of $50
Is demanded. and owners and
trainers Of some 400 young
sters at 0ulfstream Park are
burning the midnight oil 10
beat the demanding deadline.
Naming Q colt or ally Is not
nearly the "cinch" II appears
on paper. There are many re-
strictioIls; names are limited
TO 10 letters or less including
spaces, no advertising names
or slogans are permitted, no
personal names may Be used
without written consent, no
names u great horses can b
repeated. nor mag any name be
assigned which has been used
within Hiss Kslss::a
MAny nan1eS are SunRested
BY . coupling Of tlle sire and
dam. One intsresting example
at GGlfstream y the ant Oll
spring .%, ,Rt .c,4s;lni Rsas
Roman. the result Of the union
was q dark bay filiy which has
been named. appropriately
enough. Roman Image,
AAAthA Adn1AA cois, Ten
O,Alisoi. cost $4,000 at the
Saratoga IAN. ana 0Nrief ]. Z.
Evening star., 1957-12-25
Former ChompionsteA Appear
In Jimmy Lake Benefit Show

Three former boxing cham
piohs viii be on hand for the
"6ifnmy Lake Night" boxing
SHOW New Years night ct
Capitol Arena, In which 0arvin
Sawyer and Fora Foley meet
In the main bout.
At ringside win be former
heavyweight champions, James
y. praddock and Jersey Joe
Walcott, and Mickey Walker,
who held both the welterweieht
and middieweieht tiles.
The show is being sponsored
by the Restaurant Beverage
Association Of Washington as a
beneflt for Lake, 7e-year -old
nationally known boxing and
wrebtline announcer.
Walcott win assist Tom Tan
Evening star., 1957-12-25

PITTSBURGH. Dec. as tA1e-
The Steeisrs announced yester-
day they are boosting most
ticket prices next season
through the elimination Of q
discount previously allowed for
purchasing tickets In advance.
A spokesman said the Steel.
ers are the last professional
football club TO eliminate the
discount
Reserved seats that sold for
Sle q season now WIZ be S24
and certain other sea- win Cd
from S26 TO $50.
Evening star., 1957-12-25
Wdrrdnt Is Out
f6f 6fNewcombe in
Tavern Hdssle

MwARK. N. J.. Dec. rs A9.
"a variant his hssn issued
combe. Los Angeles DoaaefA
star. on the complaint Of q
man who vhafAes he was
pltened OOt n NeWeomhs1
tavern.
Warrants also <ere issued
for the arrest Of Newcdlnbe's
hro1hers. Harold and Nofshah.
on the complaint Of ulysses
Ross Of East Orange.
Ross. { former East orahss
policeman, charged that the
NeWcembes b4at him up and
elected Finn from D6n's tavern
Sunday.
--Aeis ailesed- thas Don ana
Nofman slugged him In the
face and body in the tavern
ana tnen tossed him. out.
Outside the tavern. Rols
chaiged. Harold Threatened
him with 4 gun.
Den ana NesMaA vefN
charged with atfocious assault
:Rsrs,s eRs :;;K. A;.as:s assslSi s:sss.lsSi Nh
Q gun.
DON elAAea ~ sssA.s
against Ross and said his
brother. Harold, did not even
own n&aI AaLKiSy [
The man created q dis
turbance in the tavern and I
put MIN out. That's IL there
is to L." the Dodeer hurisE
said.
Evening star., 1957-12-25

McAuliffe has named him Me-
Lellen. after his personal ply.
sician,
Trainer Jack weipert, with
seven youngsters In tow ct
0ulfstreaTn. has named six Of
the contingent. and u stili de-
batting the name Of the seventh,
the most expensive on the list.
The colt Il BY Tom Fool and
cost upwards of $4,000
All Suggestions Refused
i've sent In 10 suggestions
and All have been turned
down." Weipert said ruefuily.
NOV I'm whipping UP another
batch and hope one Of them
win be acceptable"
Weipert. along with most
other trainers. believes that any
colt l. entitled 10 q good name.
He points 10 such as Man
O'War. Whirlaway, Salvador,
Exterminator. American Flag,
Citation and others. doughty
names carried with power and
speed hy great horses. On the
e.hel h4nq Vhe wi,l iNls -
member Bug Juice, Chickenon-
sent. CllmakliigaAvid, Bobjo
BarksIlo. Discofibsilat1 or Al.
nieopsquotch. al racers d tll
present o. imniediate past.
,With some 800 10 be named
being q n M' X 4 SdIes
possible that many Of the new
est generation Of runners nay
cary coglp lptpens 40 less desir-
ana AltAkish sbsed b ND
under any title-and "a rose BY
faAy AAmA VA lmeli as sweet I
Evening star., 1957-12-25
TEXANS GROOMING
COAT FOR DUTIES
AS NAVY MASCOT

DALLAS. Dec. Is R.-
a shiny-white Angora goat
from West Texas was
chosen yesterday for the
Navy's mascot in the Cot
ION Bowl game with Rice
January /.
The goat. Bill the I'd, "A
BENG sfoomed for his bowl
duties at the rahch of
former Senator William A.
BlAkely near MERTON.
Navye regular mascot
WIN NOT make the trip to
Dallas. However, "Bill" is
sending his blanket and
two handlerp for lis stand.
In on New Years Day.
Evening star., 1957-12-25
|cordinuIs Sign
Three New Players

.er. noGie. Dee. As A..
The siening Of Pitcher Bob
Mabe. First Baseman Prenticd
tPidge) Browne and Outheldsf
Jim King was announced today
BY the 81 Lodis cardinkis.
Tfis brought "a ID the humbef
Of Caydihals Under eontrasi
! for 1853.
MebA q rignthAndsr. had \
i4-i7 record ana q e.Si tafnsd
run average with Omaha Of
the Anericsn Association LAST
'seasen.
Browne hil .2o7 for Houston
~ - D1Ms k6o9ua in 1857,
Mabe. from Danville. Va, ard
Browne. Of Peeksville, N. r..
each u 20.
1EiAo. a, was aea,iipeA ~
'tiNCAf@ from the Gus afid
spent most Of 1857 at Omaha,
He hit .3l4 n ~ games with
the Cards. appearing mostly
as q pinch hitter. And -.aeo
in ID games with Omaha. ne
Is from Elhins. Ark.
Evening star., 1957-12-25
Navy Leaves Tomorrow
For Cotton BwI Come

CONTINUED From Page C-l
for 81 per cent? and sometimes
spectacular.
Dial, 6-foot-l. 180-pound
junior. has averaged 24.2 yards
q catch with 81 t6t sos yards.
One was . S5-yardef from Hill
that set up the winning touch
down in the last three minutes
AGAINST LsU. Another covered
IS yards against StaAfOfd.
One from the alternate quar-
tefback. Frank Ryan, was eood
for 80 yards and the touchdown
In q rs loss to Duke. One
from I'M Tor IS yards l,elped
Rice beat SMU.
While Dial scored four
toAehdowns, Jokanovich ktill Is
looking for his first OF the
season. He helped set up q
nnmber with his % catches for
s39 yards.
Overall sthateey
While Hill and his very Able
substitute. Ryan. said TO bd
ths best secohd-tAam Quartlr.
back in the country, like to
throw the long one that breaks
open the game, FoffestAl nor.
fnally tosses the medium size
or short Jobs. This Il IN keepA
ing with Erdelatz' overall STRAIT
egy. He has said more than
bnce he likes 70 alternate MA
running and passing, but does
not, As q rule, like the pAts Us
o lohk-fAnge weapon.
Hill. g. foot %. 206 : pound
senior from Freeport. Ala, is O
dangerous runner. expert pun
ter and able converter. He has
carried the ball 90 times for an
average Of 5 yards q carry; has
punted 20 times for an average
Of 80 yards q kick. and has
booted II Of % extra points.
Coach jess Neeley, 81 years
in the hnsiness. 10 asons at
Rice. plays a similad game to
Evening star., 1957-12-25
|& 80 y fseas - @sas@
North CoroIlho Loses
Stanle, Mt cidske

\ H%G. C.. Dec.
|of the University Of Nerth
Carolina said yesterday enc ~
|A6ttn HtMxo Ray STANLEY.
Is out with pneumopia.
/ Tne defending national
eharApionA who had Their win
ming streak snapped afIGf S7
ticteries last Saturday BY Wess
Virginia In the Kentucky n
|vitAtion tournAment at Lexink !
ton. win compete ii the Dixie
cAassie !: y kalsiss opening -
Mcclure said STANLEY. I.
fcot-4 OF Brooklyn. likely win
be cut - days q more. ~We
had counted on him being in
the Classic and wA ihnow he
'Neuld' Aapg Noebed uA" Mcs
ouira said.
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Joe Desksrs 76. Dies;
IFofUer Scout, Umpire

JOPLIN. Mo-, Dec. ~ a..
Joe Becker. 76. former baseball
scout anA umpire. died yester-
nay 49,
He was business manager Of
the Joplin Miners Of the. old
Western Association and the
baseball park here was named
Joe Decksf Stadium In his
honor
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spirit. Between working stint
rotations players did wind
spfintsF Of thSlf own voliti0h
ma some steted behind when
Wilson said they could call II
ID day.
IElEx 1eishaw took turns
Spelling Tobih Rcte at auaftSf.
back. ''as hind Of instifanee, |"
Wilson ekphined. RQte pitched
the Lions b = season sending
|lEG Z blyu kiSspEF Z iCr sea5s t1s
Western Conference utlS
against AZ EtlEsS,ssG; .Ss;'ar
Rote. obtained in . bre-seAa
son deal With Green Bay IS ''in4
|surafiee" Behind Veteran bobby
|tAyre. took over after Lane
49, asS RsyAJ tssassd sn5ss
Cleveland. 20-I. The clubs spin
g baif Of pfe-season tzlhbi-
Big Charley Ahe. q Star
on eAsive tackle. didh't take
part N Nse praellee. bat ne
hobbled up and down stadium
stepa time after time in hopks
- MBS11Ae u injured knte
In time TO play Sunday. ne
n1,2ae4 De SEA Natlolsco game.
Defehsive Halfback jim
|pAxiA atin MAs botnered u
IN 1fikie hjlify. but Ne band
- rNf bit. thsh
Tn senna phy. all right"
he sid. Aevdp Il I Aave to cit
the DOC 10 give me O couple
~ Wots In the heel. I could
run cray today, but 1t was q
littie ton6hy.b
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