Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23
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selling fnge" players to the Continental League and
they won't cheap) Cal Griffith doesn't think that
help the Hickey Leaguers to that extent I'VE need
fringe players" Grih points out, because they're
better than anything in the minors Take the Of Ron
Sanford He can't play for yet last year he one Of
the best shortsopS in the minors with 800 batting aver
age and good glove"
Dan Nolan, the tall quarterback from Lehgh who
drafted and dropped by the Redskins after the breest Of
trials is giving big pitch with the Pittsburgh Steeers,
although Nolan has Bobby Layne and Len Dawson ahead
of him. Khrushchev is expected to take look at an
American sporting event during his vist-hs own idea
When Casey Stengel limited aloud that he might try Don
Larsen in rghtheld, the Yankee pitcher took on like
scared rabbit "e just might not be kidding" explained
Larsen who been under Casey long enough to know
that almost anything can happen.
In Sydney Australia the Presbyterian, Anglican and
Catholic churches opened the horse racing this
month with special religious services with jockeys book
makers trainers and others attending the various houses
of worship in observance of the centenary OF organized
racing in the country. The Chicago Cardinals, whom
sportsmen in Houston have been woong for time
would have popular squad they should move There are
16 Texans the Card squad, six Of whom due to
start last night against the steelers in Austin.
. THE PRESENCE OF FOUR rival major league scouts
at rth Stadium the other night when the Havana Stars
appeared didn't bother Joe Cambria dean Of the Wash
ngton ivory hunting staff II knew these guys would be
prospects at Charlotte for Cal Grifth" Myron Nc
Namara tennis associate Of Jack Kramer has returned
from Australia where he Jim Londos, crowdng TO-
not already that old, wreste Primo Camera.
Sometimes sports writer's do recognize prospect when
they see copy Of the 1854 aprep selections has
been uncovered, and among the young men tapped for
future stardom Bronko NagursN jr Don Usy, King
Dixon, Dick Bass Jim Heay Tommy Lorino Ron Jordon,
Frank Geremia Bob Prescott Ed Mchaes Don Lawrence
and Mike Dugan all of whom made it big in college and
cnnno of uyhn unro m1nv hall Ioqt xvaa
Wiggle II was getting n pounds from Round Table
yesterday in the $780, Arlington Handicap which
makes observation by Horace Wade all the per-
tnent Wade harks back to the old American mare Pan
Zareta who successfully carried 146 pounds in 1915 and
beat the male horse Seneca who had 46-pound edge in
weight "Pan zareta" Wade writes carried the highest
weight by any winning American mare won more races
than any mare and more handcaps than any mare,
horse gedng" Pan Zarea along about 40 years
too Although she rs Of her Isl 46 Of them
handicaps) she earned only $39,082.
4 JOE GORDON IS NOT the first field manager to be
criticized by General Manager Frank Lane One who stood
up to Lane was Black Jack Onslow hard-btten old
character who awed chestochest with the boss back in
their White Sox days One day Lane charged onslow and
roared 81 could coach third base bndfoded better than
you did this afternoon" Onslow Numbered back IT don't
doubt it. You do everything else bindfolded"
y Ingemar Johansson sounds like he means business
when he attacks the gangster element in boxing in Life.
T.. The nameplate Redskin Equipment Manager Kelly
er's bedroom in the Occidental College dormtory read
rAndy Farkas However it not the old bedroom Of the
Redskins Andy Farkas but that belonging to exchange
student from Hungary. Dick Smalwood, former East
High Federal Storage and Duke University southpaw
who signed to Detroit contract by Pete Haley appar
emily has recovered from his and is back the
beam for Durham in the Carolina League. j. Casey
Eenge week reached the point where he would listen
70 anybody baseball writer who suggested playing HECTIC
Lopez in leftfeld, and Casey made the switch
Snead Schools Of Golf is beating the drums for Deane
Beman as future National Amateur champion Deane has
one of the finest shorron games I've and only needs
to improve his driving in order to become one of the best
says Read who was intercollegiate star himself at North
Texas State.