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HELp WOMEN

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Arkansas State press., 1958-06-06

The Little Rock Nine are shown as they
arrived in Chicago Thursday afternoon for the
Robert S. Abbott Memorial Dinner, where they
were cited and given awards. The mine" spent
four days in the Windy City as the guest of
the Chicago Defender In addition to Mrs L. c.
Bates, their sponsor, they were accompanied
by two Of their parents on the plane trip,
Mrs. Cartelyou Walls and Mrs. A. L. Mother
shed, shown second and third from the ex-
IRENE right. On the left, Mrs Bates is shown
shaking hands with John H. Sengstacke, pub
Usher of the Defender publications On the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-14

SAN FRANCISCO. April IA
jP.-The Giants and Dodgers.
their rivalry no less intense
after transferring from coast
TO coast. inaugurate major
league baseball in California
here tomorrow.
Manager Bill Rigney OF the
Giants. who switch their allie
glance from New York to San
Francisco, surprisingly named
Ruben Gomez. Puerto Rican
highlander. to start this his
toric game.
Walt Aston. who piloted the
Dodgers in Brooklyn and now
will do it in Los Angeles. came
up with no surprise when he
said highlander Don Drysdale
would oppose the Giants.
San Francisco's Mayor
George Christopher, who teamed
with Los Angeles Mayor Norris
Poulson in the drive for major
league baseball. will throw out
the first ball in Seals Stadium
tomorrow At 1880 pm. Coast
time.
A capacity throng Of 23,400
has been assured since last
December l.. Included are
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Gomez Surprise Pick
For Opener on Cost

Commissioner Ford Prick and
National League President War;
rem Giles. who had TO miss the
opening of the world champion
Milwaukee Braves to be here.
San Francisco and Los
Angeles, whose rivalries in
other sports assures the same
fever of New York Brooklyn
competition. have three games
here - tomorrow afternoon.
Wednesday night and Thurs
day afternoon. Then they go
to Los Angeles for games the
next three afternoons.
The Giants expect $1,000 for
the three games here-right at
capacity-with the stadium S
physical limitation the only
thing keeping the opening day
crowd below 10000.
No such limitation exists for
the vast Los Angeles Coliseum.
where there is space for about
100, 900. Up to 10000 are ex-
pected for the first game there.
The Giants publicist, Garry
Schumacher, found a task in
taking care of about 100 news
See COAST, Page All
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Orioles Farm
BonusCatcF1er
By the Associated Press

Frank Zupo. Baltimore's
bonus catcher from San Fran
cisco. was scheduled to report to
Knoxville. Tenn. in time for
that teams Sally League opener
against Charlotte tomorrow.
Manager Paul Richards said
that Zupo. who received 500. 900
to sign with the Orioles, has a
great future.
Richards also announced that
Ronnie Hansen. l9-year-old
shortstop. has been added Of
fically to the roster. a move
that was not unexpected.
Other teams also were busy
cutting yesterday to get down
to the maximum Of % for the
opening OF the season. Gin
cinnati cut Pitcher Mary
Kutyna. but still hasn't decided
where to send him; the White
SoX optioncd Pitchers Paul La
Paine and Billy DuFour TO
indianapolis: Milwaukee sent
Outfielder Ray Shearer to its
farm at Wichita and the
Pirates sent Pitcher Whammy
Douglas to Columbus and Don
Williams. another pitcher. to
Salt Lake City. The Athletics
sent First Baseman Kent Had
ley to Little Rock.
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splints for some time and 1t
was evident to Cookie yester-
day that the quiet youngster
has been suffering more than
he has been willing to admit.
Lumenti fired three shutout
inning against the White Sox.
then was nailed for four runs.
In the process he issued four
successive walks. two with the
bases loaded.
StObbs Works Thursday
Lumenti's layoff doesn't fig
ure to handicap the Senator's
greatly unless his ailment fails
to respond to treatment Chuck
Stobbs will pitch Thursday
night. Since the Senators are
idle again Friday. Lavagetto
can come back with Ramos
against Boston here Saturday
if he desires.
The Senators get a break in
their early games, for they'll
be clashing with the formidable
MISUNDERSTANDING favor
ties to repeat as American
League championship twice
in their first % contests.
Lavagetto hopes this will pre-
vent anything approaching a
duplication of the Senators sad
start last season. They lost l8
of their first % games last year
and when the record reached
4-16 Chuck Dresser was fired
and Lavagetto took over as
manager.
Cookie worked his Senator's
severely in spring training in
an effort to get them of wing
Continued on Page A-21, Col. 3
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EXHIBITION BASEBALL

Detroit 600 O9O O0l--3 IL q
Milwaukee Oh 022 Ok 3
Hoeft. Burning (5l. Foytack t6l.
Larry a. and wilson. BuTdette. Trow-
bridge 49, and Crandau. W-Burdette
L-BunnlnH
dette. Tore.
Cincinnati ono zoo OIo-S !
Baltimore ol 400 oOh-- :
Rabe. Jencoat a.. Klppstein 30.
Wight 80 and Dotterer: Pappas, Harsh
man 81. Dalkowski co. and 1riandos.
Winner - Klippstein. Loser - Harsh
man.
New York OI" O0i 90I-l0 / , :,
Philadelphia nol 900 Ol5- -
Ford. Shantz a. Ditmar 49, and
Berra Sanford. simmons thl, Gray
90 and Lopata Winner--Ford. Loser
SANFORD
Home runs-New York--Berra. Bauer.
Roston 900 600 OlO--1 5 !
Richmond I'D 900 200 O3N--6 q
FornieleS, Schroll go, Fortified ~
and Daley. Pagliromi 49,; Coates.
James co. and Command. Winner
Coates LoSer--FornieleS
Home --Boston-WilliamS Rich
mond--JohnSon
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Trotters Are Fovored
Over Stors Tonight

teams magic dribbler and. II
the score allows. will go into
a fascinating act that has made
thousands laugh and cheer.
Tom cTarzan) Spencer. g.
foot-7 product Of Armstrong
High School here. is another
member of the Trotters. who
also include Clarence Wilson
an old favorite; Tex Harrison
Andy johnson, Roman Turmon
and j. c. Gipson.
The All-Stars also list Jay
Norman and Mel Brodsky OF
Temple. John Crawford OF
Indiana, George Kline Of Min.
nesota and Connie Dierking OF
Cincinnati. Kline led the team
yesterday with Il points. while
Turmon got 81 for the Trotters
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Red Sox Win
ringCrown;
Giants Top nj
BY the Associated Press

Step up and meet the new
champs-the champs of the
Grapefruit Cactus eagues.
that is.
The Red Sox finished first
among American League teams
with a 1876 record for a 1877
average, a better record than
most pennant winners compile.
In the National League. the
Giants wound up at the top
of the heap with 2l-ll mark.
a $50 average. The Giants
were the only team able TO win
as many as 20 games. while
the Red Sox we're the only
team which managed to lose
fewer than IL.
The biggest disappointment
OF the exhibition season is not
hard to spot. The Tigers 7-l9
record was the shocker Of the
spring.
The standings were compiled
strictly against major league
opposition. In fact. the Rich
mond Virginians Of the Inter-
national League yesterday &C
complished what most major
league clubs couldn't when
they licked the Red Sox for
the second straight day at
Richmond. Ted Williams again
hit a pinch homer.
The world champion Braves
polished of the hapless Tigers,
7-3. at Milwaukee. The
Yankees dubbed the Phillies,
1915. in Philadelphia. with
Catcher Yogi Berra showing
no Ill effects from a l3-day
layoff caused by a split hand,
He hit a two-run homer.
In Kansas City the Athletics
twice licked the Cardinals. I'll
and 80. The second game went
IA innings.
In other games. the Senators
turned back the White Sox,
9-5. at Indianapolis: the Red
legs defeated the Orioles. 80.
at Baltimore: the Indians
whipped the Giants. as. at
Omaha; the Dodgers halted
the Cubs. Al. at Las Vegas
and the Pirates bombarded the
Columbus Jets OF the Inter-
national League, 1872. al
Columbus.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
BrminghaIn, I Atlanta .
Ma hyille, - ChattanOoga q
Memphis, Ia Little Roti. al.
NcR orleans, g. Mobile. u
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS
81 Paul J.. Charleston. q rs In
IlhgSl
Only game scheduled
RESI'LTs SATURDAY,
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATIONS
Atlanta, ., BIRMINGHAM
Mobile s. New orleans. o.
Nashville IS, ChattanoogA, 7.
Little Rock, Is, Memphis. 10
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The Harlem Globetrotters
and the College All-Stars make
the 10th stop on their Nation
wide tour at the University of
Maryland fieldhouse at sis to-
night.
Boosting an liza margin in
games to date, the famed Trot-
tiers will be heavy fayorites over
a team that includes such
standouts from last seasons coll
lege ranks as Guy Rodgers of
Temple. Vernon Hatton of Ken
lucky, John Mccarthy of Notre
Dame and Larry Hedden of
Michigan State.
But whether Abe Saperstein's
collection OF wizards will get
the chance TO strut their comic
stuff is another matter. The
Trotters never go into their
Glowing routine until they've
got a lock on the game.
The l0.20l fans who watched
the teams battle in the Cleve-
land Arena Yesterday weren't
treated to the famed Trotter
buffoonery until there were only
three minutes remaining The
upstart collegians were taking
things too seriously and were
behind by only three points
going into the final quarter
The Trotters won, 87-77.
Meadowlark Lemon and Bob
tShoWboatl Hall have top
roles in the Trotter routine
Lemon took over for Goose
Tatum when that famous
player-clovp left to 90 Tlt on
his own. Hetnan Taylor y the
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Lavagetto said following the
Senator's 9-5 victory over
White Sox in their final ex-
hibition yesterday at Indiana
polls. For the moment. at
least. ! plan to use him strictly
as a late-inning replacement
at shortstop or second base"
Cookie said If it's necessary
to lift Shortstop Rocky Bridges
for pinch-hitter, Alvarez will
take over at shortstop. If the
Senators are holding a lead in
late innings. Ossie probably
will be wedged into the lineup
at second base to provide i'm
proved defense.
Fine Glove Man
Alvarez looks the part of a
good fielder" Cookie said. II
like the way he pivots on dou-
BILE plays and he figures to help
US in that respect. don't
know about his hitting yet. but
he's a fine glove man."
Cookie, leading with Pedro
Ramos in the opener at Grit
nth Stadium today against
Boston's Frank Sullivan, has
been forced to revise his pitch
ing alignment for the next two
games With Baltimore. He will
send Camilo Pascual against
the Orioles tomorrow in their
opener at Baltimore. but his
plan to pitch Rookie Ralph
Lumenti Thursday night after
an open date Wednesday has
been altered.
Lumenti. 2l-year-old left
handler, has been nursing shin
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WASHINGTON
CHICAGO

Winner-Wiesler Loser--Keegan
WP-Keegan PB-Korcheck U
Tabacchi Hurley. Mckinley. T-2:3'
A-S3g3
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FIGHT RESULTS
BY the Associated Press

DETROIT Duke Harris. iIsis.
Detroit. outpointed Johnny Neal, 1855,
Milwaukee, 10
MEXICO CITY Joe RNcerra 1ItTa.
Mexico. kod Misuel Lassus. 1852,
BROOKLYN. N Y-Irish Eddie
Jordan ii5. BROOKLYN outpointed
Federico Escalaro. lisi2. Puerto
HOLLYWOOD. Calf Jimmy Moser.
l.5'4. Los Angeles, ko'd Jose Luis
COterO 1876 Los Angeles, =.
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MINOR LEAGUES

rs the Associated Press
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
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Alvarez F|ashy Fielding to Allow
Late-|nning Shifts by Lavagetto
Lumenti's Minor Injury
Changes Pitching Plans
BY BURTON HAWKINS
Star stan Writer

Manager Cookie Lavagetto returned Washington last
night enhused the fielding ability Alvarez
glimpse his rookie inelder Temporarily how
ever the spy Cuban will be employed lineup
only a defensive weapon.
alvarez will give chance little manellyering"
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Chicago "a 900 400 DOL 50
Lumenti. wiesler 81 and Korcheck,
FITZGERALD to-, Wilson. Keegan 81
and Lollar. Wiesler. Loser
Kansas City dO3 ITO 20x-7 4
tFirst Game
Barnes. Jackson 81. Clark tsl and
H Smith; Urban, Trucks 90 and
W Smith W-Urban barnes.
Home run--KansaS City. Cerv.
900 OeO 900 600 90? 81
100 100 600 900 oi-3 - !
Second same. "a inningSI
:. Loyensuth; Mabe o.; Wehmeir 90,
y y MCpsnsl e, snd E kat MAJ ,,
Dickson u@I and House winner
Dickson. Loser-V Mcdaniel
Home run-Kansas Ci.y. Melton.
G cSi Xss.i SS GG S9 b 1SS S SSS
Prott ., Phillips g, 90 and r, Nssmsn'
wi inner. S1ICn,c.. doss wsiI2
Cleveland Oio 600 Oc5--s II I
San Francisco 400 3Ol 00l--5 .
Nixon. Brown tdJ Worthinston, Bum
side 49, Grissom 90 and Tesla.
Winner--Lemon. Loser--Orissom
Home runS--Cleveland. Vernon. Ayila
San Francisco, JablonsKi.
Pittsburgh Oni 300 Nils ~ u
Columbus Ill 100 100 OOu-- :. =,
Daniels Gross 90 and Foiles, Kravtz
49, Pepper. Gibon 80. Arrovo 49,
and Rand. cobos tBl. W-Daniels
Pepper
Home runs - Pittsburgh. Skinner,
Thomas On