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Mickey Coehrune
Not Hungry. but
Asks BusebuIIJob

CHICAGO. Jan. Is tR.-
Mickey Cochrane. member Of
baseball's Hall Of Fame and
one Of the games greatest
catchers. is looking for a Job.
No. Cochrane Is not destitute
like his one-time teammate.
Jimmy Foxx. was found to be
in Miami last week. The for
mer star Of the Athletics and
Tigers is eating regularly.
But I'm not doing much OF
anything now and could use
a Job" he says. "All the work
I've done In the last three
years has been a little In radio
and television. / had an auto
mobile business in Montana
and sold 1t three years ago.
I've been getting along on
that"
Cochrane. now 81. lives In
suburban Lake Forest. He was
a star Of Connie Mack,s great
Athletic teams that won pen-
nants in 1929. 1890 and 1891
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CordozoD defending
In InterschoIostic Meet

The Metropolitan Interschol-
astic Indoor Track Meet got
under way at 1890 pm. today
at the Armory as a separate
schoolboy division Of The Star
Games for the fourth year.
A total of 406 boys from &c
schools were registered for the
Is events. Nine events will be
completed this afternoon and
the remaining four tonight as
part of the open division.
Cardozo. which has won two
Of the three previous meets
rolled up 46 points to top q
other teams last year and has
entered 10 boys this time to
defend the trophy.
However. eight schools tor
Cardozo in number Of individ-
ual entries today. Mckinley
Tech leads with 80 entries, fol-
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lowed by Westinghouse with
20. Fairmont Heights with %,
Phelps and Spingarn with IS.
Wakefield with "a. Eastern with
% and George Washington
with 20.
Dunbar matches Cardozo with
10 entries. Hammond has ID
boys entered. Woodbury. Forest
and Coolidge l6 each, Ana
costa and Carroll IA each.
Andrew Lewis and Armstrong
l3 each. Episcopal and Wilson
IL each. St. Johns and So.
James eight each, Parker-Gray
seven. Hoffman Boston six,
Gonzaga Ave. and Landon and
Washington-Lee OF MontroSs.
Va, one each,
Competing for the flrSt time
are Carroll, Eastern. Parker
Gray and WI Of MontroSs.
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Green Carries
Ashley Cooper
To Five Sets

SYDNEY. Jan. IS (R.--Mike
Green almost did it.
The 2o-year-old college stu
dent from Miami. Fla, carried
Ashley Cooper. the defending
champion. to i've sets today be-
fore losing in the quarter-finals
Of the Australian national ten
mis- championships. 6-l. 60.
+6. 81. Ga.
The only surviving American
In the tourney. Green had said
before he took the court that
he felt fine and II am thinking
that ] can cause a surprise.
It didn't look that way as
Green was unable TO stand up
to the bullet-like services and
sizzling passing shots Of Coo
per in the first two sets. But
Mike staged a great rally.
squaring the match by winning
the next two sets. and going
ahead in the fifth and deciding
set before he fell going after a
passing shot.
1t was the turning point OF
the match. Green never was
able to get going again.
The incident happened In
the third game Of the fifth set.
1t was III in games and
Green led 800 on his service.
Green was passed. then double
faulted twice and fell heavily
when he tried to reach another
passing shot that gave Cooper
the game.
After that Green took only
one Of the next five games. In
the eighth game. Cooper had
two match points when leading
40-l5. Green saved one with
Q passing shot and it went to
deuce when Cooper double
faulted. But then Cooper VOL
leyed two winners for the set
and match.
In the other quarter-finals.
Nal Anderson. who holds the
United States title. beat South
African Trevor Fancutt. 6-3.
"a. ST. 1910: Neale Fraser
beat Roy Emerson. 40. 6-l,
6-4. 6-3. and Mervyn Rose
beat Bob Howe. Sc. 4-6,
81. &c. 60.
In tomorrow's semis. Cooper
plays Fraser and Rose plays
Anderson. The final will be
played Monday.
AS expected. England's An
gela Mortimer reached the
women's final by beating Betty
HolStein. 60, 60. Miss
Mortimer now meets Lorraine
Coghlan in Mondays Anal.
Miss Coghlan beat Mary Car
ter. 6--l. 81. in the other
semifinal today.
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ELLIOTT, 10. RUNS
SUB 4-MINUTE MILE

MELBOURNE. Jan. 25 up.
Herb Elliott, Australian mile
champion. ran his first SUBJ
four-minute mile when he
was clicked in $500 at
Olympic Park today.
Elliott. 10. is the youngest
miller in the world to break
the four-minute barrier.
Racing in an interclub
event. he beat Ron Clarke
by 30 yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-25
BY GEORGE HUBER
Star star Writer

A bitterly disappointed Sonny
Boy williams wants a return
crack at Joe Brown. the light
weight champion.
Brown. who stopped Williams
in the fifth round Of a tele-
vised non-title fight at Capitol
Arena last night, is perfectly
willing TO give it to him. Brown
also is willing to fight Kenny
Lane with his title at stake. as
ordered yesterday by the Ma
tional Boxing Association. and
on top Of all that. he's talking
about retiring.
Brown. in fact. is a very
amiable lad. except in the ring
He opened a bad cut over Will
liams' left eye. called the ref
eree's attention to it. and that
was that after lit Of the fifth
round.
Score Cards Deceptive
williams. a 22-year-old
Washington boy making his
first important fight. gave it the
big try. but just didn't have 1t.
He was ahead on everybody's
score card at the end. but that
was deceptive. Brown. 81 years
old. smart, fast and expert
enced. merely was feeling his
way around the first few
rounds. He was finding out
just what they'd tossed him
this time. and was moving in
and taking charge when the
end came.
Sonny Boy started fast with
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LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMP IS WILLING
Williams, TKOVictim,
Wants Brown Again

a body attack. crowding Brown.
The champion back pedalled.
jabbed. counterpunched and
smothered much of Williams
attack. From two or three rows
back it appeared Williams was
doing everything except chase
Brown right out of the arena.
But up close it wasn't quite
that bad as Brown bided his
time while finding out what
kind Of attack Williams had.
The champ started to move in
the fourth and Williams hardly
landed a good blow in that
round as Brown picked of
everything tossed his way and
started Jabbing and counter
punching in earnest.
Williams had a slight cut
over his eye at the end of the
fourth. but made no attempt
TO protect it in the fifth. He
bulled out same as usual. and
Brown crossed his right a few
times and it was over. DR.. John
Kneipp. called into the ring by
Referee Ray Bowen. wisely
stopped it. and it took FIVE
stitches TO close the cash.
Monk Reynolds Wins
Williams ran up and down
the press row declaring it was
a butt that did it. but later
posed amiably with the cham
pion. In fact. he used a card
board crown his fans had
bought him. in expectation of
an upset victory, to crown
Brown in bit Of byplay before
the television cameras.
Browns manager. Lou Wis
cuSi. wasn't even here for the
fight--leaving Trainer Bill Gore
TO handle things-so Brown
was in the unusual position.
See FIGHT. Page Ais
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Saturday Sports
On Television

BASKETBALL
College basketball Clemson VS. The
Citadel, wMAL-7 = pm.
National Basketball Association.
Minneapolis VS.. New York. WRC-4
Z. pm.
HOCkEY
Detroit VS.. Boston. WTOP-9 . pm.
GOLF
stan Leonard VS. Mike Souchak.
WMAL-7, pm
HORSE RACING
Royal Palm Handicap. wRc-4 $50
pm.
ROWLING
Bowl the Champ. Harold Inman VS..
challengers. wMAI-9. $40 pm.
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Girl Skier Killed

SESTRIERE. Italy. Jan. IS
up. - Liliana Scmener. "a.
member of the Swiss skiing
team in an international meet
here. was killed yesterday when
she crashed into a tree while
training. The Swiss team with
drew from today's competition
because of her death.
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Greats of 7 rack
Set for Action at
Armory Tonight

Continued From First Page
mist Poland. where he was an
army officer. Macy now attends
the University Of Houston and
has gained fame in this country
as a top distance runner. He
beat Horace Ashenfelter. the
defending champion, and the
much-heralded Laszlo Tabori
Of Hungary, in blazing to his
victory last year.
MugOsa to Provide Test
Another European import
figures to test Macy TO the ut
most. He is Velisa Mugosa Of
Yugoslavia, who has been
clicked in 3:43 for 500 meters.
equivalent to the 4-minute
mile.
Jerry Smart. a Houston
teammate of Macy'c; Carl
Party. former University Of
Mai yland star, and Wayne
Bishop Of the University Of
North Carolina also are in the
field.
Bragg, one of the worlds
great pole vaulters. figures to
win that event, though the vet
eran Jerry Welbourn and
George Roubanis. who placed
third in the Olympies for
Greece. are anxious to argue
the point.
Set to push the pole vaulters
aside are the high jumpers.
who figure to have sizzling time
of it before a champion is
named. George Dennis, having
his greatest year; Bob Barks-
dale, a former Morgan State
teammate of Dennis. and
Floyd Smith of the Chicago
Track Club all well may break
the meet record. 6-7ss. set by
Charley Holding three years
ago.
Add to that list another visi-
tor from Europe. DR.. Zbigniew
Lewandowski. 28-year-old sur
geon. who owns the Polish rec
ord, SO.
Seaman Back in Mile
Seaman. UCLA star who has
done the mile outdoors in
4:0l.4, will be defending the
title he won last year in the
slow time of 4:l6.5. He'll need
a quicker finish tonight. for in
the field are another star dis
lance runner from Poland.
Zbigniew Orywal: a former
winner. George King, and one
who appears ready to make his
dig move. Burr Grim. the Mary
land miller who ran a 4:06 mile
last spring at College Park.
Gilbert. Winston-S Salem
Teachers College star who set
a National AAU record in the
220-yard low hurdles last June.
is the big name in the 70-yard
hurdles. now that Lee Calhoun
is sidelined. Calhoun has been
banned until August by AAU
decree for taking advantage Of
his athletic status by way Of
getting married on a televiSion
program.
Gilbert. who was a tenth OF
a second behind Calhoun when
the North Carolina College star
set his meet record of 80 sec
onds last year. will have to deal
with Charley Pratt. National
decathlon king. and Willie
Stevens. who broke several Of
Harrison billiards. records last
summer.
Joe Gaffney will be cunning
for his fifth victory in the last
six years in the 600-yard run.
but has a major threat in Josh
Culbreath, now a Quantico
marine. who broke the world
record for the 440-yard hurdles
t50.5l seconds last August in
Oslo. Norway.
Harry Bright. veteran New
York Pioneer Club athlete, and
Bruce Lockerbie Of the New
York A. c.. head the field in
the 1000. while relays and Dis
trict AAU events I'LL out the
program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-25
PRO BASKETBALL


T0day's Schedule
Minneapolis al New York.
81 Louis at Detroit.
Boston a. Syracuse
Last NIGHTS Results
Boston. 125 New York, 1O4
PHILADELPHIA, iO2; Cincinnati, o.
T0morrnw's Schedule
syracuse Al Boston.
phpadelphia II st. Louis.
M York At Minneapolis.
nakfoit at Cincinnati.
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SCHOLASTIC PROGRAM

Event Starting
No Time
l. Pole vault IL 80
High jump 1890 pm
g. Broad Jump 1890 pm.
l00-yard dash (efght trial heats) 100 pm
s. 70-yard high hurdles Csix trial lis pm
g. 60-yard dash teieht trial heats 1880 pm.
T. / 000-yard run -four sections by tines las pm.
660yard medley relay sections by tmes) 200 p
g. 70yard high hurdles seminal heas)--- 2l5 pm.
TO- l00-yard dash tthree semiinal heats) - 2:30 pm.
H. Mile hree sections. by times 240 pm.
H. 600-yard flour secoss by tmes) sos m
49, 6O-yard dash tthree seminal 3:15 pm
IA Invitationa mile relay section) 1925
Is Mile relay three sections times 345
NIGHT
S. l00-yard dash thnan ----------------- TOO p m.
IL 60-yard dash CinaD ------------------ 7:55 pm.
l3 70-yard high hurdles (fnaD ----------- $40 pm.
90 Mile medley relay (wo sections by times) 9l0 pm.
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SANTA ANITA MATURITY

ARCADIA Calf Ian. rs 0Pf.-Here the entries Tor
the added Santa Maturity today in post posi-
ton Order Names weights jockeys and prob
able odds:
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all. Jacobs-trained entry.
II all seven start. the gr
S82.l30 net to the winner. .
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Twilight Ban
Waived by nj
To Aid Dodger,

NEW YORK, Jan. IS (R.-
The National League. in a
unanimous action aimed al
setting up It's 1858 schedule
today voted to waive the rule
banning twi-night double
headers.
The regulation was waived
for one year to aid the Los
Angeles Dodgers. The change
Is contingent upon the approval
Of player representatives Of the
clubs involved.
Dave Grote. manager Of the
National League service bureau
said he hoped TO have the
leagues revised schedule COM
pleted later today. He said
the Dodgers probably would
play three twi-nisht double
headers in the Los Angeles
Coliseum this season.
The move was the first taken
at the annual meetings of the
major leagues.
! Frank Lane. Cleveland gen.
eral manager. said he was
willing 70 bet all the tea in
China that the major leagues,
in their Joint conference later
today. would make all cities
with two million or more popu-
lation eligible for two big
league teams.
Lane. member OF the four
man committee which recon-
mended a set Of new rules gov
erning territorial and franchise
changes. conceded there might
be opposition from several
American League clubs. but
added such opposition would
not Affect the outcome OF the
vote.
Trade Winds Blowing
Although the club owners
we're almost certain to be oc-
cupied with legislative matters
all day. IL was expected that at
least one or two PLAYER trades
would be consummated this
week end.
Lane. the busiest trader Of
them all in the past. said ne
had not given UP hope Of land
ing q second baseman, either
from the Yankees or the Tigers.
The Cleveland firebrand has
been dangling Ray Narleski. his
ace relief pitcher. as bait for
either Billy Martin or Frank
Boiling Of the Tigers or Bobby
Richardson Of the Yankees.
Il expect to get together
with the Yankees either today
or tomorrow. Lane said, AL
though I don't have a meeting
scheduled with them. However.
I do have a definite meeting
scheduled with John McHale
Of the Tigers and I intend to
make him an offer for either
Martin. Boiling or Harvey
Kuenn."
"WOuld Win Pennant"
Lane said he would be will
ing TO trade Narleski TO the
Yankees for Richardson and
Jim Coates. a big rookie right
handler who had . l4-ll rec
ord at Richmond last year.
He'd give Narleski even up for
Martin but would insist on an
other player with Boiling. Dur
ing the winter meetings last
December Lane offered four
players. Outfielder Gene Wood
ling. Catcher Jim Hogan. First
Baseman Vic Wertz and Pitcher
Hank Aguirre for Kuenn.
Those four players would
win the pennant for Detroit, f"
Lane said. but McHale is
afraid to make t."
Lee MacPhail. Yankee as
sistane general manager,
scotched reports that a deal
was imminent with Washing
ton that would bring Slugger
Rnv Sievers 10 New York.
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Murchison and Sine Face
New Threat in Star Games
Penn Stute Youth
Presses Ira in
Inquirer Meet

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. rs
Especially Bob Brown. an un-
heralded freshman from Penn
State, has dealt himself In as
q solid factor in the sprint
series. which stacks up as the
top event In the 18th Star
Games tonight In the Armory
In Washington.
This Is the series Of three
sprints billed as the showdown
between Ira Murchison, pint
sized speedster from Western
Michigan College. and Dave
Sine. Dukes Swapping athlete.
But on his showing In the
Inquirer meet here last night.
Brown energies as one to be
reckoned with. He didn't win.
Murchison preserving his In
door winning streak through IS
meets. but Brown was coming
fast at the finish and failed by
inches TO catch up.
The distance here was so
yards. In Washington the
sprinters viii be going 10. 80
and 100 yards. Many in the
crowd Of l0.65O in Convention
Hall believed Brown would
have overhauled Murchison
over q longer distance. Slime
did not compete here and to-
night viii be meeting Murchi-
son for the first time indoors
since last years Star Games
when the Midwesterner wrested
from his rival the titles In all
three races.
Delany Wins Mile
Another extending a long
winning streak last night was
Ron Delany. Ireland's great
miller. who scored his goth
straight indoor victory. win
ming the Inquirer Mile by ~
yards in 400. a meet record.
The former mark was 1907
by Fred Dwyer Of villanova in
1858.
Delany. an exchange student
at Villanova. stayed close TO
Phil Coleman. Chicago school
teacher. until ia laps remained
and then put on his famous
finishing kick. George King.
whom some expect TO give De-
lany his chief competition this
season. lost a shoe on the first
turn and had 10 withdraw. Jim
Beatty. formerly OF the Uni
versity Of North Carolina. and
Bobby Seaman Of UCLA were
third and fourth.
Examinations at Villanova
will keep Delany from the
Washington games tonight. so
attention viii center on the
doings Of Seaman. defending
champion. and King. who won
two years ago.
Seaman took two exams at
UCLA Thursday and few here
that night. arriving yesterday
morning. He says he'll be In
good shape for q big effort
tonight.
Culbreath Is Threat
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: Culbreath Is Threat

Josh Cuibreath well may stop
Joe Gaffney from winning his
fifth Star Games 600-yard race
in six years. Culbreath. Guam
tico Marine who last summer
broke the world record for the
440-yard hurdles. finished less
than a foot behind Charley
Jenkins. another villanovan
who will miss the Washington
meet. in the 500 here. CAN
ney was third.
jenkins was clicked in l:l2.5,
while Culbreath did l:l2.6 and
Gaffney. 1894. The Star
Games record is l:l20.
Elias Gilbert. National AAU
220-yard hurdle record-holder:
Charley Pratt. decathlon cham
pion, and Willie Stevens Of
Tennessee All finished 1923
in the 50-yard hurdles and will
compete in The Star Games
over the 70-yard distance. Gil
bert was clicked in 81 seconds.
King regained his shoe after
the mile race and came back 70
win the / .000-yard run in 2:l3.4.
Poland's Zbigniew Orywal. who
will run in the mile in Wash
ington. was second. Bruce
Lockerbie of the New York
A. c. was third here. He'll
90 in the 1000 in Washington.
Bragg Vaults 1873
Deacon Jones set q meet
record in the two-mile run.
The Iowan saved his kick for
the end to win by IS yards over
Jerry Smart Of Houston in
1886. The former mark Of
8:58.8 was set by Gordon Nc
Kenzie OF the New York Pho
neers three years ago. John
Macy. Smartt's teammate who
will defend the two-mile title
he won In record time last year
in Washington. was third and
Vilisa Mugosa Of Yugoslavia
was fourth.
The high jumpers and pole
vaulters who did well here will
60 out TO better their perform
ances in Washington. Don
Bragg. former Villanovan. won
the pole vault in Is feet 3. with
Jerry Welbourn going and even
is feet and Mel Schwartz. for
mer University of Maryland
star. taking third place at l4-6.
George Dennis, unbeaten this
season. and Floyd Smith Of
the Chicago Track Club. tied
In the high jump at 81. They
should 60 higher in Washing
ton where the facilities are bet
ter. Bob Barksdale, Mike Her
man OF NYU and the Polish
import. Zbigniew Lewandowski.
all did 6-5.
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SO. S-Sj56.
Evening star., 1958-07-02
INVESTMENT PROF.. Tor SALE

TO SETTLE ESTATE; must be sold
Il department building; annual
tailed information, A. F. GARDI-
NER & CO., INC, 1881 L st. NV.
Ma SA0gA
Evening star., 1958-07-02
IL ACRES

Large, nice-looking, T-rm.
farm home, nestled among
large trees and back from
road. Barn. etc. Near po-
tomac River, Sl4,9b0. RO-
MER A. CO., Gaithersburg
299.