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Evening star., 1960-01-21
Donovan Seeks to Lift
Virginia. Debt Ceiling
BY Q Star Staf Writer

RICHMOND JAN 21.-State Senator John A. K. Donovan
of Fairfax and Falls Church. today proposed that the ceiling
on Vrginas debt limit be increased three-fold.
He offered the General Assembly amendment to the
State constitution that counter to Virgnias basic pay
-yougo" philosophy It would the door to borrowing
Evening star., 1960-01-21
lnteIIectuuIs Taller

PARIS-A report to the Ac-
ademy of Sciences shows that
French intellectuals are one
to three inches taller than
French manual laborers.
Evening star., 1960-01-21
Tomorrow

1870 p.m.-Train from Rich
r1ond arrives at Union Station
Evening star., 1960-01-21
Saturday

(Schedule for Wives)
10:30 a.m.-Leave with about
40 hostesses in private cars to
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

ALEX.-Comfortable pvt. home: End
d. pvt. rm.; settled man; excel.
meals. TIE. 6-7S49.
BRADLEY ARMS, 1925 18th ct.
NV, 8. Dupont cir.-Sgle., dble.
for nondrinking young people.
CAPITOL HILL, III LIST st. ne
9gles. and dhieN.. excel. food. &
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FURNITURE - Couple
moved out of town. Furni-
ture left in warehouse.
Bedroom suite, living room
suite, accessories, and din
ing furniture. Will allow
responsible party to pay
of at 81 q week.
OPEN SATURDAY, 9 to 9
Call MARLO'S WARE
HOUSE, DE. 2-4747, 1928
14th st. NV, Mon, Tues,
Wed. and Thurs. til g.;
Fri, Sat. and Sun. til 8.
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS

~ ATLANTIC st. ST.
Redec. 1-bedrm. apt. in
modern brick bldg. mr.. shop
ping and express bus. Laun-
dry and STORAGE facilS.
Adults only. S79.60 incl.
utilities.
$751; 1st OF. s.E.-Redec.
bedrm.. liv. nm. dinette,
kit, bath; laundry and
STORAGE. S62.60 plus utilS.
479 VALLEY AVE. Sc
LIST hoor;. ] bedrm., liv. rm.,
dinette, kit, bath; S74.50
incl. utilS.
4130 9Th st. SEC bed
rms, hv. nm, dinette, kit,
bath, hsmt. for laundry and
storage. $3.50 incl. utils.
Bill NICHOLS AVE. Sc.
II bedrm., liv. rnn.. dinette,
lit, bath. Enclosed porch.
S72.b0 plus electricity.
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GOOD HOPE MILLs-Apt homo
with large porches: 10 minutes
from the Capitol, overlooking
Suitland pkwy. Oxon Run PARK
picnic grounds and new golf
course open TO public; / bedroom
and porch, ST. to SS5. so; 2 bed
rooms and porch, SSl TO S94 80.
Detached small buildings, homes
like atmosphere, beautifully lands
scaped; quiet, friendly neighbor.
hood in suburban setting. Three
exposures in every apt; large
rooms, ample closets; porch cow.
for dining, sleeping and living:
rear stairs to spacious fenced-in
lawns for safe play: plumbing in
kitchen for washing machine, OUT
side drying; industrial storage
lockers; building wired for air
conditioners; short walk to two
1-fare buslines, shopping center,
schools and theater: od-street
parking. Good Hope Hills Is west
Of Naylor I'd. in vicinity Of Both
st. sc. Rental once open daily
between 10 am. and $50 pm.
1000 Both Ct. sc. LU. 1.330Os
WAVERLY TAYLOR, INC.
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GWU AREA

21l5 PENNA. AVE. NV.
Elev. bldg; lge. freshly dec: enic.
apt. at this most COW. address:
$3.50 mo. Mrs. Jones. resident
OLIVER T. CARR, REALTOR.
HALEY TERRACE Sc, 1920; mr..
Patterson School-Bedrm., hv. rm.s
kit, din. e." bath; pvt. locker
auto. lndry. facls., and lines. Excel:
bus Serv.: $72.50 incl. utils. CAL
Mr.. McCLENNING, Elk; 3-36yV
days; 10. 2.4323 ewes and Wkends.
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Incompatible"
BRAND-NEW LUXURY
AIR-coNDrTIoNED BUILDING
Largest Rooms in City
24-HOUR sECRETARIAL SERVICE
/ Blk. East Of 18th at Underwood
/ BEDROOM ---fr. $139.50
2 BEDROOMS FIR. $165.00
Full dining rooms, soft; living
rooms, de luxe kitchens with eye
level ovens, Westinghouse dis
posals, dishWasher and fefriReras
tor. Large garage space $40 month.
ESTER-UNDERWOOD
6445 LUZON AVE. NV.
Mr.. Lewis. Res. Mgr. RIA. 3-2l24
IOWA AVE. NV. 4820-2 .bedrm.;
utils. incl. Call MR.. KHIEL, RA.
3-251S, Apt. 5.
MacARTHUR BLVD. NV, 1910;
bus at door, prkg.-Ed.. /, bed
rm., apt. Mgr. Ill. DI, 7-830O.
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

DOWNTOWN, 1917 M st. NV,
Large, clean rooms; refgr. and
hot plate; $3.50 week single
DUPONT CIRCLE-lge.. sgle. rm.
refer. and hotplate; $12, AID. 2.
01s3. 1913 10th st. NV.
P ST. NV, I74O 1.-THE Churchill
n.Sr d room n.,S complete Nn S Sitsaen
TV In your room, refgr., grill
clock radio, foam studio; S12-Sl8
6lb 22nd NV. ST. 3-bS33
l84s PARK RD. N.W.-Beautifu
1-rrn. bachelor apt: shower, refgr.
sink. hot plate; S4S mo.
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Inspired Christmas Coat Concept
in Soft Luxurious 1907 Cashmere
$50
Wonderful gift idea for the who goes everywhere
everybody does everything and always looks like fashion
plate of rich soft cashmere beautifully tailored with
detailing mium lining she'll love December and
still in May. Black, nude blue, bamboo Misses to 49,
Misses Better Coats The Hecht Co., All Stores
The Hecht Co. Christmas Showcase of The Nations Capital
Evening star., 1960-10-14

THE HcHT cos4 GREAT SUBURBAN STORES TONIGHT
Silver Spring, PARKineton Prince Georges PIozo
Heights open til $50 Downtown open pm 1~
JUST SAY "cHARGE IT!" PLENTY OF PARKING ALL
10 speed Birthday sale shopping Charge Accolor
Revolving Charge Another Plenty Of parking
Evening star., 1960-10-14
9-DRA WEIR CHEST

Mr.. and Mrs. Chest with 9 drawers
keeps everything neotly in its pIoce.
Measures 32x36 hxl4h" comes
smoothly sonded reody TO point, stain
or Vornish.
Evening star., 1960-01-15
Eastern Clubs
Continue Jinx
0VerHaWks
By the Associated Press

The st. Louis Hawks are
leading the National Basketball
Associations Western Division
by eight games, but you would
never guess it by glancing al
their record against Eastern
Division clubs.
The Hawks overall record
is 22-18. Against Eastern
teams it is 1912. They dropped
their third in as many nights
to an Eastern team last night
when Syracuse broke an Ill
Ill deadlock with eight points
in the last two minutes and A
seconds for a 1912 victory al
Syracuse.
Against Syracuse and Phil
adelphia, the Hawks have
broken even in six games each
They hold a 81 margin over
the New York Knicks, but have
beaten the Boston Celtics only
once in six games.
A Western representative
also was beaten in the only
other game when New York
turned back the Lakers at
Minneapolis, 131 126, with
Willie Naulls and Richie Guerir
combining for Sc points. Naulls
got SO and Guerin 80.
Elgin Baylor, who fouled Out
three minutes before the END
of the game, was high for the
LakerS with 26. On his de-
parture, the Knicks broke a
1918 deadlock and won
going away.
Bob Petit scored SO points
and Cliff Hagan SO for the
Hawks but the Nationals had a
better balanced attack, topped
by Dolph Schayes' 20 and
George Yardley's IS.
Evening star., 1960-01-15
TROPICAL
Continued From Page D.

Continued From Page d.
Spur, winner Of the 1859 Florida
Derby, will carry top weight of
122 pounds, three more than
On-and-On. Jimmy Nichols is
to ride Easy Spur.
Principal competition for the
top two is expected from Cain
Hoy Stables One-Eyed King
and Modan Stables Stratmat.
Bill Hartack will make up
most Of the 118-pound pack
age on One-Eyed King while
Stratmat carries ll3, with
George Gibb up.
The race will have a gross
value of $63,500.
Seven new track records
have been set and three others
tied during Tropical Park S
meeting, which opened Thanks
giving Day with 19,075 fans
present and a handle of ST.
012,477, both opening-day rec
ords.
P. G. Johnson'S Twelve Bells
won five races at the meeting,
to tie the mark set by Intelli-
gent during the 1866 season
Roman Colonel won three
stakes, which tied a record
held by several thoroughbredS
of the past.
Evening star., 1960-01-15
Lane Signs
3;McCovey,
Giants Aqree
By the Associated Press

Frank Lane, general man
ager Of the Indians. usually is
the first boss in the majors
to sign his players and he took
another stride toward retain
ing the title today.
Three Cleveland players
First BaSeman Vic Power, Out
fielder Don billiard and Pitcher
Mike Lee-returned signed con-
tracts to Lane. He now has q
under contract and 10 to go.
Willie McCovey, National
League rookie Of the year
signed with San Francisco, as
did Pitcher Mike Mccormick,
Terms were not disclosed but
both received substantial
raises.
McCovey, who broke into the
majors with four hits in as
many tries against the Phils'
Robin Roberts, went on to bat
.354 in SO games. Mccormick,
a young southpaw, finished
with a 1916 record which in
cluded two 10 losses in the
final month.
Catcher Earl Averill and
Pitchers Ben Johnson and Seth
Morehead signed with the
Cubs, who now have IS players
under contract, while First
Baseman Frank Tore became
the first Milwaukee Braves reg
ular to sign. The Braves also
signed two young pitchers,
Dennis OVERLY and Tony Diaz
Evening star., 1960-01-15
Legion BoIsters
Soccer Squad for
Sundays Game

The Charles County Legion
naires, strengthened by the ad-
dition Of several new players,
will play the British Lions in
a National Soccer League game
Sunday at Hughesville, Md.
In other league games, Inca
meets Maggie'S Restaurant at
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets:
Central Valet battles Prince
Georges County at Twenty
third street and Constitution
avenue. and the Washington
Sport Club faces Schweigert at
Hams Point. All matches will
begin at 2::30 o'clock.
Drawing for first-round
matches in the Stewart and
Rowland Cup Matches will be
held January 81 at the Guy
Mason Recreation Center.
Evening star., 1960-01-15
Purse Distribution HossIe
Still Unsettled at Bowie

wanted. Nothing can be accom-
plished. he added, until he
talks to DR.. George RoSen-
berger, regional HBPA presi-
dent, who is currently attending
a convention in Los Angeles.
A suggestion that horsemen
wanted a permanent policy in
regard to purses at Bowie
brought a swift rebuttal from
Lillis. He pointed out that a
poor financial meeting would
wreck the following years
purses. which are based on per-
centages of the previous year
Lillis called the dispute a
normal and natural" thing
and said he thought newspapers
were exaggerating the serious
ness of the matter.
He was trying to reach
Rosenberger by telephone to-
day to get things squared
away. \
Evening star., 1960-01-15
Vince WuIcott Set
To Enter Howard,
Take Up Ministry

CAMDEN, N. j., Jan. 15.-
Vince Walcott, 19-year-old son
of Jersey Joe Walcott, former
world heavyweight boxing
champion. plans to re-enter
Howard University in Wash
.ington, then hopes to enter the
ministry.
Vince. who is abandoning
plans for a ring career, preach
ed a trial sermon last Sunday
in the Mount Calvary Baptist
Church. Il feel obligated to 90
into the ministry" he said.
My intent is to do what God
would have me do"
The 6-foot-l Vince, who is
married and the father Of a
az -year-old boy, put in a
semester at Howard before
dropping out toSwork at the
New York Shipbuilding Cor
poration here.
Evening star., 1960-01-15

NEW YORK, Jan. Is (AP)
National Football League
gate-keepers may hear a new
excuse next year from fans who
show up without tickets-"l
forgot my coat"
The NFL has made a deal
with a clothes manufacturer
to turn out smart club jackets
for season ticket holders-at a
nominal cost, Of course. The
wearer's seat location will be
sewn into the label, doing away
with the necessity Of tickets
which often get lost or mis-
placed. There are supposed to
be 325,O00 season ticket-hold-
erS throughout the league.
This is just one of the un-
usual gimmicks on display this
week at the sporting goods fair
here.
Also being shown is a Spe-
cially tanned football, designed
to lessen fumbling. The ball
used in this years Rose Bowl
game had a special layer of
plastic between the bladder and
cover to improve the passing
The newest shoulder pads are
designed to withstand heat of
140 degrees and temperatures
40 below.
Golf clubs are Of glistening
steel and glass. Golf balls are
jet-powered. One manufacturer
Evening star., 1960-01-15
COmiskeYK Kin
Fails in Latest
White Sox Bid

CHICAGO, Jan. is CAP).-
Frank j. Curran, Chuck CO.
miskey's father-in-law, says he
has made an offer for con-
trolling interest Of the Chicago
White Sox at the behest of
Hank Greenberg.
President Bill Veeck, who
heads a syndicate owning 50
per cent of the clubs stock,
says: "Curran has made offers
to buy us out a half dozen
times. I am not interested
whatsoever and never have
been. If Greenberg "a vice
president) asked for an offer
I was not consulted. I doubt
If he ever shows Curran's offer
to me-"
Veeck said he still wants to
buy the IS per cent owned BY
Comiskey, the clubs executive
vice president.
II thought we were getting
somewhere last month";" he
said, but Curran called it Of. ="
"Greenberg had invited us to
make an offer. since all their
deals with Chuck to buy him
out were rejected" Curran said.
Il made the offer, and he said
he would take it to his group
and give me an answer within
10 days"
Evening star., 1960-01-15

Although Donald ,Lillis, presi-
dent Of Bowie Race Course, in
sistS that no serious problem
exists, the track has not yet ac-
cepted the purse distribution
proposal submitted by horsemen
last week.
The argument dates back to
last year when, horsemen main
tain, Bowie was $4,000 short
in purse money promised them
for the 1859 meeting. Bowie Of
flcials admitted the shortage In
a hearing before the Maryland
State Racing Commission, but
said the amount would be added
to the 1860 meeting, opening
February IL.
Lillis, a New York flnancier
spent most Of yesterday closeted
with General Manager Jack
Loome. Later he told reporters
he was not really clear" on
what the Horsemen's Benevo-
lent and Protective Association
Evening star., 1960-01-15
NCAA Official
Clears JENNINGS
In Sooners' Case

KANSAS CITY, Jan. Is
(AP).-Bill Jennings didn't
furnish the tip that brought
football probation for the Uni
versity Of Oklahoma, Walter
Byers, executive director of the
NCAA. said yesterday.
Byers said a confidential
source not connected with any
other college furnished the in
formation that led to disclosure
of a recruiting fund that caused
NCAA action.
Jennings, now coach at the
University of Nebraska, was an
assistant to Coach Bud Will
kinson Of Oklahoma at the
time Of the improper recruit
ing payments and had been
accused of informing on his old
boss. Jennings has consistently
denied that he tipped of the
NCAA, but said he had re-
luctantly testified when called
in by NCAA officials.
Byers, who announced the
probation order January 6 in
New York, did not name the
informant either then or yes
terday, but made it plain the
man was not Jennings.
Evening star., 1960-01-15
Mitchell Airmen
Halt Quontico;
Andrews Loses

The Quantico Marines bas-
ketball winning streak finally
has ended after 20 games.
Mitchell Air Base did it last
night at Mitchell, S4-76. The
Marines had a poor shooting
night. but Mitchell really beat
them from the foul line with
"a good free ones to GUAM
tico's IA.
Also beaten on the road was
Andrews Air Base, 1853, at
Fort Dix. Bill TelaSky, former
George Washington standout,
was the big scorer for Dix with
"a points.
In other games, Boiling beat
Walter Reed. 67-53, and Fort
Myer topped Army Chemical at
.EdReWOOd Md IT'LL
Evening star., 1960-01-15
West Virginia
Delays Action
On Art Lewis

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan.
is CAP).-Art Lewis will have
to wait until Sunday to learn
whether he'll continue as West
Virginia football coach.
The university's board Of
governors yesterday considered
a recommendation by the ath-
letic council that Lewis not be
rehired for 1860, but the board
put of a decision until Sunday.
University President Elvis j.
Sahr. jr., said the board could
not give the matter full con-
sideration yesterday because OF
a heavy meeting agenda.
The Mountaineers had their
worst record (3-0 last season
since Lewis took over 10 years
ago. West Virginia has COM
piled a 58-38-2 mark and won
five Southern Conference cham
pionships under Lewis.
Evening star., 1960-01-15
Terp Swimmers
Defeat Virqiniu

Maryland'S unbeaten SWIM
ming team, impressive in a &C.
20 victory Of Virginia last night
at Cole Field House, will seek
its fourth triumph at 8 pm.
Tuesday against Catholic Uni
versity in the same pool.
Maryland had two double
winners last night in Thurlow
Park and Sophomore Ray Os-
trand, who set three records
between them. Also, Curt Mast
Of the Cavaliers set a pool rec
ord Of 2:l9.9 in the 200-yard
butterfly.
Ostrand broke two standards
when his time of 0:23.1 seconds
set a pool record in the 50-yard
freestyle and his 0:52.7 clocking
was a new Maryland record
for the 100 freestyle. Park won
the 500-yard freestyle in 6:O2.5
and the ESQ freestyle in 2;50.5,
the latter 4 apool record.
Evening star., 1960-01-15
SECVotes to End
Auburn Probation
By September !

BILOXI, Miss, Jan. IS (AP)
- The Southeastern Confer
Ience Executive mitte e e
voted yesterday to end Au-
burns conference probation
September /, 1860.
Conference athletic directors
and coaches surveyed the prob
lens Of expanding the l2-
member SEC and passed the
issue on to the school presi-
dents, meeting today.
Florida is believed to favor
adding Miami and Florida
State to the Dixie dozen. There
also we're reports that Alabama
wanted Houston admitted. But
the word here at the annual
meeting was that there would
be no expansion. Bernie Moore,
SEC commissioner. declined to
say what the coaches and ath-
Iletic directors had recon-
mended. The presidents have
the final say on conference
matters.
Moore emphasized that the
conference action had no effect
on Auburn's NCAA probation,
which ends in September, 1861.
Auburn was penalized by the
conference and the NCAA for
football recruiting violations.
Evening star., 1960-01-15
GIANTS ASK $500
FOR PLUSH SEATS

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan.
is (AP).-The plushest box
seats at the Giants new
Candlestick Park will cost
$500 each per season Of n
games.
THE price seems a little
high" commented Walter
Haas, ST., president of the
city's Park and Recreation
Commission. which ap-
proved the price yesterday.
Il hope it's reduced to $400
the next season"
Regular box seats will be
1886, or $3.50 a game, COM
pared with about $3.50 for
the de luxe boxes.
Evening star., 1960-01-15
New PoIicyWins
With WurfureO Out

ARCADIA. Calf, Jan. is
(AP) A sloppy track caused
Trainer Hack Ross to scratch
his star colt. Warfare, from
yesterdays $20,O0O-added San
Miguel Stakes at Santa Anita,
but the mud proved just right
for New Policy.
Under the furious whip Of
Willie Shoemaker, New Policy
survived a late drive by C. V.
Whitney's Tompion. ridden by
Eddie Arcaro, for a neck VIC
tory in the 6l2-furlong race.
New Policy. in returning
$3.50, $3.50 and 1920, was
clocked in l:15+s, just one fifth
of a second off the track rec
ord. Tompion paid SO and
$2.20 and T. v. Lark $2.20 to
show.
Evening star., 1960-01-15
Croft Made Scout
By Kansas CITY

KANSAS CITY, Jan. Is
(AP).-Harry Craft, who man.
aged the Athletics last season
has been made a scout for the
AS and assistant to George
Selkirk, personnel director of
the baseball club. He will help
in organizational work.
The AS announced appoint
ment of three other scouts
Tom Giordano of New York,
Art Lilly of Inglewood, Calf,
and Lew Krause of Chester, Pa
Evening star., 1960-01-15
Frazer, Emerson
Win in l03 Hent

ADELAIDE, Australia, Jan
Is (AP).-Neale Fraser and ROY
Emerson today won the mems
doubles title in the South
Australian tennis champion.
ships. They defeated Ron He
witt and Bob Howe, l6-l4
lo-8, 60. as the current heat
wave reached l03 degrees.
Christine Truman Of Britain
and Maria Bueno Of Brazil won
the women's doubles crown BY
beating Margaret Smith and
Beverley Rae, Victoria, IS
Ga.
Evening star., 1960-01-15
AU Swim Team
Wins Third Meet

American University's unde-
feated swimming team will be
host to Randolph Macon al
2::30 pm. tomorrow in a Mason
Dixon Conference meet at the
AU pool.
The Eagles won their third
meet last night. 5l-40, over
William g. Mary at AU. The
only doubles winners were
Freshman Scott Bailey oi
American. who won the 200
yard individual medley and
2O0-yard butterfly, and Christ
Herr of the Indians in the 220-
yard freestyle and 440-yard
freestyle.
Evening star., 1960-01-15
Richard Retukes
Lead From Howe
BY the Associated Press

Gordie Howe's share of the
National Hockey Leagues all
time scoring lead lasted only
one day-just long enough for
Maurice CThe Rocket Richard
to get back into action.
The Detroit veteran tied Rich
ard for the lead at GAS points
Wednesday. Last night the 38-
year old Rocket, sidelined since
November 26 by a fractured
cheek bone. returned to the
Montreal lineup and promptly
picked up an assist as the Can
adiens widened their lead to 13
points with a 81 victory over
the second-place Toronto Maple
Leafs at Montreal. The assist
gave Richard 946 points.
Evening star., 1960-01-15
NIL Sets Up New Gimmick
For Seuson-Ticket Holders

contends that his company's
product is whittier than white, u
easier to find and tougher be-
cause its skin has molecules
in the finish with interlock
with the balata molecules.
Female tennis players now
may wear paper uniforms
skirts, pantieS and all, from
England. After a match they
are discarded like tissue-in
the dressing room, of course.
Evening star., 1960-01-15
Sox Bank on Correon
ToSurposs Romano

So" Peters said, 81 found that
the White Sox had another
first baseman there. We both
couldn't play first, so I thought
I'd better try something else
I had pitched a little semiprc
ball and volunteered to do some
relief pitching. 1t wasn't long
before l was getting regular
starts"
Peters was one Of the best
pitchers in the American AS
sociation in the second half OF
lats season. During the first
six weeks, he started only four
games and relieved in six
others. When he finally earned
a regular starting spot, he lost
five straight, in which his mates
gave him only three runs. He
won nine Of his last 13 deci-
sions.
Martin Makes Jump
Martin. %, made the jump
from class c to triple A and
succeeded in a new position.
Normally a first baseman, he
was shifted to third at Indian
apolis. The switch didn't inter-
fere with his hitting. for he
batted .287 and slammed l3
home runs.
Hicks, a .3l4 hitter with 79
runs batted in, was regarded
the fastest man in the league
He is a sure outfielder. Nc
Bride. who was brought up to
the Sox late last season, won
II and lost five at Indianapolis
and Hobaugh was 1877.
Joe Stanka. another pitcher
who saw some service with the
White SoX at the tail end OF the
1859 season. had d 1912 record
at Sacramento.
The best pitcher OF the lot
may be Joe Striker, a young
southpaw obtained from Cleve-
land in the winter deal involv-
ing Minnie Minoso, Romano
and others. Striker won IL of
20 at San Diego last season and
turned in a fine 2.83 earned
run average. He famed 1913 in
l9l innings and was chosen as
the lefthander on the Pacific
Coast League all-star team.