Evening star., 1960-08-07
WIN, LOSE OR
DNAV By FRANCIS sTANN
OF This and That

MONEY is SUPPOSED to be cheap these days but
the Chicago Cubs skepcal in light of the $500 fine
and ave-day suspension drawn by Billy Martin of the
Redegs for breaking orbit bone below the of Cub
Pitcher Jim Brewer When Bill Dckey fractured Carl
Reynolds jaw in Crifth Stadium during the depression
he pulled $1,000 fine and 80 days. AS Brewer put it,
maybe they little more strict than they are now
It's ironical that Duke Wyre, head trainer of the
University of Maryland drew the Olympic assignment he
training the During his years at Maryland
(which has the dapper Duke participated to the
fullest the intense grudge rivalry with Navy The United
States preparing for the Rome is from
the Naval Academy Eddie Arcaro and John Schapiro,
LaureS president among prominent American racing
figures who probably will be invited to Australia for the
Melbourne Cup this fall.
Sports Columnst Jimmy Burns of the Miami Herald
that Miami fans expected Abe Pearson to be better
outeder than he's shown since being shipped down by
the Orioles. Meanwhile Norm Zauchin who came to the
Senators with Pearson in the disastrous deal with the Red
Sox for Pete Runnels, Topped with Manu. although in
his first game with Buffalo after being traded by Miami
he homered in the ninth to tie the with Jersey City
and drove in the winning run in the 18th.
4 .4r
PITCHING COACH EDDIE LoPAT is all for pulling Jim
Coates out of the Yankees starting rotation until the
rookie gets back the beam. Coates, who 90 on
June &c. still Is looking for his 10th victory and in his
last 1919 innings has allowed Is and 3s hits Pat
OBrien usually amiable publcst for the New York
tracks, still Is trying to find out who hoaxed metro
poitan radio station week ago into broadcasting the
miSnformation that AqueductS Brooklyn Handicap had
been called of because Of tropical storm Brenda Despite
bad weather and the pOny nearly 81 600
showed up at the Big A."
when dying for lack Of Sleep the Baltimore sports
fan stands alone. For 1876 fans in Memorial Stadium
the other night the Orioles 6to5 win the White Sox
in II innings eyeopener but the 1397th spectator
Charles Smith, fell asleep and didn't awaken until am
the following day. when he discovered he locked in.
Passing motorists hearing his cries for liberation found
patrolman who found groundkeeper, who had a key
and the answer to Smiths question: who won?"
ANNE BANCROFT, the 15-year-old Arlington miss who
missed by 30ths of second winning Olympic SWIM
ming berth butterfly contestant surprised the form
chart set in Detroit The Washington High junior had
exceed in the free style and breastSoke in national
petition but in the butterfly The football
pro and college-are taking dead aim at the Miami
entertainment dollar Not only the world champion
Baltimore Colts but Notre Dame Air Force Academy North
Carolina Boston College South Carolina and Rice will be
among the attractions in the Florida metropolis this fall
and winter The three windup spectacles will be the
North-South A-Star game, the 9th Orange Bowl and
the NFL runnerup payof.
OF the 40 members of Navys 1860 grid squad, IS
from Pennsylvania and six from Massachusetts, which
makes it to track where Rip Miller the talent scout
has been most of the time. James c. Van Story, r,
president of the George Washington General Alumni
Association begs to differ "only the basis of degree
with comment that Bill Elias, the coach, paints
familiar hopeful" picture Look at the postwar record
Van Story writes Skip Stanley wasn't here long enough
to really say anything Bo Rowland said lot true but
it mostly about Arkansas, and Bo Sherman one
of the most recent hopeful picture in the business
taking nothing from my respect for Sherman Elias
the other hand, is something and very different
There great many things happening at George
Washington and we believe Elias is of the har-
bingerS of era"
THE YOUNG BALLPLAYER with major league pros
poets Is growing scarce, according to Sgd Thrift
who supervisor Of scouting for the Pittsburgh Pirates
in the Washington, Maryland Virginia and West Virginia
After looking 500 young hopeuls this
Thrift and his staff lamened that few had futures
Attendance at the ryou camps ITSELF has fallen off
than so per cent
Now they naming horses after ballet dancers
Princess Leeyan, second in the Sorority Stakes
by Owner I. ]. Cowan for his niece, Leeyan Granger
Canadian danseuSe because yearling the ly usec
to tiptoe along the fields like dancer" Not ever
the sponsors of the annual AuSar Game in Chicago
Friday hopeful that the "coegians" will extend the
Colts, who loaded and the All-Stars aren't.
Charlie Johnson of Pimlico who is running arounc
the country looking for horses phones Press Secretary
Erma Shivey from California to draw rings around thu
colts Big Smoky and Songman the 2yearolds he think
likely to develop into national title conenderS Person
ally, think he's going out limb awfuy early th
year, Erma comments, "but then it could be the Cali
fornia smog Songman is owned by C. " Whitney, whos
racing fortunes are a current uptrend Big Smok,
might have the Hollywood Juvenile instead of nisl
ing third if Johnny Longden who has only riding fo
about IS years. hadn't dropped his whip Longdens boy
Vance, trains the leggy colt