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Evening star., 1962-08-31
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Boxing
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Baltimore VS.. Minneapolis,
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Evening star., 1962-08-31

stand Managers Club he noted that President Finley was
making announcements about possible PLAYER changes
ticket sales and other matters Lane insists should be han
died by the general and general manager alone
Finley Lane said lis very fine man. very fine insur
ance man, that Is"
Lane was the first interviewed by Quesada almost
Two years ago when General granted the franchise
He met with the gypsy general manager for two hours in
New York hotel room II decided then and there" Lane
said there wouldn't be room for both of in Washing
ton"
Lanes availability for the Job of Senator pit boss is
based on the assumption that General O. court-martals
Ed Doherty as he indicated he would do several weeks
ago. One gathers wouldn't take much convincing to hire
him. His profeSsed love for baseball almost rivals that of
Happy Chandler whose Ah love baseball speeches failed
to touch romantic spot in the hearts of the owners who
fired him.
THE TRAVELLING g. NJ, who directed the troops for
the Indians White Sox and Cardinals in addition to his
short term at Kansas City currently two Jobs One is
general manager OF the ChlcagoS MIA basketball team
However he makes money his second lob that of
not general managing Fnleys Athletics contract with
Finley still has years rum but Lane would be glad
to make settlement with Finley if proper baseball job
turns up.
If Lane came here, the only thing he would have to
be shown would be the location of office He spoke as
If he has been doing lot of homework local sua
tion, although he insists all he knows it what he
reads In the Charactersticaly the who
he said which would make Billy Sol Estes transactions
look like kids play.
With the exception of Chuck Hinton and maybe
Claude OSteen there should be untouchabes 10TH
place team Lane said. How 10th place team have
untouchabeS?" he asked. He then recalled how he in
herited the 194S White Sox who had lost O1 games
mediately asked waivers all 40 of players" he
called, land only two, CaSs Mchaes and Howie Judson
were claimed when the waiver price only $4,000"
NFREQUENTLY, LANE SPOKE If he already had
the job here He preached tolerance and patience for what
he termed blueprint ball club which will take at least
five to build into respectabty He also paid tribute
to the fans Of Washington whom he rated the best any
where His plea had familiar ring.
In addition to the understandable opposition he would
encounter from Quesada he tried to in here Lane
also would not be the overwhelming choice of the WCTU
when the dys learned of the preferred types of his ball
playing list.
II don't drink" he said, but long ago in this game
found out the bourbon and scotch ball player do
for you in clutch than the chocolate soda man."
Evening star., 1962-08-31
By the Associated Press

The continued resurgence of
such question-mark perform
ers as Milt Plum, Jim Ninow-
ski, Tom Wilson. Sonny Jur-
gensen, Sam Etcheverry and
Zeke Bratkowski gets further
tests this week end as all Ma
tional Football League clubs
take their next-to-last licks in
exhibition play.
And it's the last chance for
the American Football League
teams. who begin regular-sea-
son play next week end. Den
yer and Oakland meet tonight
at Stockton, Calf, and Hous-
ton plays Dallas at Miami.
San Diego entertains New
York tomorrow afternoon,
while Buffalo is at Boston to-
morrow night, rounding out
AFL activity.
There are five NFL games
tomorrow night, with Cleveland
800 playing the Rams (2-D at
Los Angeles; Dallas (0-3) TAX
ing on San Francisco Old at
Sacramento, Calf; Detroit g.
- playing st. Louis did at
Omaha; Philadelphia Old
facing Pittsburgh Q-O at Her.
shey, Pa; and Chicago (0-3)
and Washington (0-3) tangling
at Norfolk, Va.
Colts, vikings Clash
Baltimore (3-o) and Mime
sofa (0-3) play Sunday after
noon on the Vikings home
grounds, while New York a.
I'D returns to the scene Of its
37-0 shellacking by Green Bay
(4-0) in the 1861 title game for
a Labor Day game under the
lights.
Ninowski. solidly entrenched
at quarterback for Cleveland,
and Wilson, a perfect running
Evening star., 1962-08-31
San Diego Padres
Win Pei Pennunt

VANCOUVER, Aug. 81 (APl =.
The San Diego Padres last
night won their first Pacific
Coast League pennant since
1854 by edging Vancouver, 80,
in the seven-inning opener of
a double-header.
Righthander John Tsitouris
went the distance for his 18th
victory as the Padres stretched
their margin to IA full games
over second-place Salt Lake
City.
Evening star., 1962-08-31

can women is that they are
stacked in the wrong places.
If that sounds like it needs
a quick explanation, Mrs. Sus-
man, the 19-year-old bride from
San Diego, points to the way
the draw sheets are filled-and
not necessarily those frilly
summer outfits.
At a time when Uncle Sans
tennis prestige needs all the
boost it can get. six of Amer
Evening star., 1962-08-31
BY STEVE GUBACK
Star Staff Writer

FOREST HILLS. N. Y, Aug.
81. - It's almost taken for
granted around here that an
American won't win the mems
title in this 82d National tennis
championships. but Karen
Hantze Susman, the Wimble-
don champion who makes her
debut today, figures the odds
are against the United States
women, too.
The trouble with the Ameri-
Evening star., 1962-08-31

mate to Fullback Jim Brown,
have been welcome additions
to Coach Paul Browns Of
fense. Wilson, who came from
the Rams, gained 100 yards and
scored twice against the Forty
Miners a week ago. Ninowski
has taken a tight hold on the
Browns once-sporadic offense.
Quarterback John Brodie,
who completed % of 80 passes
for 266 yards for the 49ers
against the Browns last week,
may find the Cowboy defense a
bit tougher. San Francisco's
ground defense will get another
severe test from the Cowboys
fine runners.
Plum. who traded jobs with
Ninowski, completed Is of 1S
passes for Detroit against Pitts
burgh last Monday night. But
Etcheverry, too, has shaken off
the sore arm of a year ago. a
bad ankle this year and has
found End Sonny Randle his
favorite target. hitting him
with five touchdown passes so
far.
Beginning to Jell
Jurgensen's throwing arm,
injured in a post-season game,
may be no longer a question.
He's thrown for five touch
downs and gained 442 yards
with 81 competitions in IS at
tempts. Pittsburgh, hit early by
the injury bug, is beginning to
jell and its ground game will
test the Eagles question mark
defenSeS.
The Bears, still without q
consistent attack. again will try
and meld Fullback Rick Ca
sares' fine running with Quar-
terback Billy Wade's passing.
Denver and Oakland. AFI
doormats a year ago, have i'm
Evening star., 1962-08-31

Lone Is Frank
About Job Here
By MORRIS sIEcEL

THE MAN WHO came to dinner last night behaved
ike man who would love to become regular boarder
here Frank Lane says he isn't seeking job with the Sena
tors but indicated he'd reject it about quick Teddy
kennedy would turn his back victory Massachusetts,
Lanes position simply stated this Make me an Of
fer There would have be condition to it-no Pete
QueSada The nerant baseball general manager current
y in sem-secluson in the basketball business in Chi
Evening star., 1962-08-31

cago, has nothing personal
against the incumbent Sen
ators president. His objec-
tionS are purely professional.
He wouldn't want any
help in running the show. 1t
has been Lanes experience,
most recently with Chuck
Finley in Kansas City, that
the best baseball presidents
are presidents in name only.
If Lane had his way they
would have the same broad
authority the president of
the USSR, whoever the anon
ymous little comrade might
be, enjoys under Nikita K.
SHORTLY AFTER he be-
came general manager at
Kansas City last year, Lane
Evening star., 1962-08-31
Curtis Could Answer
Duke FuIIbock Problem.

And who can blame him. with
a trip to Los Angeles to play
against Southern Cal opening
the 1862 Duke schedule Septem-
Der %?
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04
Walter Pidseon and Martha Scott
AT The North|and Playhouse

ed al the Northland Playhouse
for one week beginning Monday,
July 30
In what the n. Y Herald Tri-
bune described as "a champagne
cocktail of comedy that is su-
perbly dry and most engagingly
inventive" playwright Greene
has surpassed Euclid and Arch
imcdes. who kept trying TO square
the circle. Greene'S comedy
squares a triangle
This spelling of the key word
in the plays title. incidentally
is an imperative of playwright
Greene He Indignantly resisted
a suggestion that for its New
York production the comedy
should have its title changed by
using the more familiar spelling
Of "complaceni,' TO avoid the
suspicion that this was British
affectaton.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04
Illness Hnlfs sPOp' Long

MARSHALL. TEXAS A
heart attack suffered by Fred
Pop" Long Of Wiley College
three weeks ago has temporarily
halted the coaching Of one Of
the nations most resourceful mas.
lerminds.
Milder versions of this senit
ment are expressed by members
Of the Wildcat coaching staff
an effort to keep their emotions
under control.
Recognized for years as the
elder statesman OF Southwestern
Athletic Conference football, Long
is a patient at Riverside Hospital.
Houston.
Doctors are n0n.commital on
the length of time he will be
inactive, and rival coaches care.
fully avoid discussing his con.
dition.
They only hint at the possibil.
ity that Wiley might hire an in.
term coach for the 90 season,
Many Wildcat supporters view
the situation philosophically and
openly predict that Pop will
send Wiley snarling to the fore.
front again this fall in the ira
dition festooned SWAC.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04
$50 Mile Auto Race At
Mich. State Fair Sept. Z

lIiehlight cf the second Sun
day-Scpt. 2-ol the ll3th annual
Michigan state Far will be the
250-Milc New Car Race on the
oncnile track in front cf the
GrandSiand.
The race annually attracts The
attention Of the auto race world
throughout the country
The stale Fair this year opens
week earlier than it has in
past years running from AUG.
~ through Sept 3.
Promoter of the race this year
will be Pete Spencer Of Saginaw.
returning after two-ycar alb
sencc He promoted races at the
State FAIR from 1856 through
1885,
Spencer said a starting field
ol At least 33 cars II and per
hapS as many as - IS is expected
The nations top racing drivers
will compete Last year, before
a crowd Of more than 10000.
lgnatiuS dggy) Katona. veteran
stock car racer from Willis. Mich.
captured the traditional event
with an average speed Of 1888
miles per hour Katona will be
back to defend his title this year
Tickets, with prices starting at
S2.20 are now on sale at Grin
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04

in fresh water before planting.
Successful aquarists are al
ways on the lookout for harmful
algae formations. A new tablet
called Algi-Stop. made by Long
life Fish Food Products, has been
proved an excellent deterrent to
the hardest algae types.
A good rule of thumb for fish
feeding: feed no more than your
fish will consume in FIVE minutes.
Too many beginning aquarists
literally Kill their pets with kind
ness by overfeeding!
It's essential that aquarium
water be kept at a temperature
between 20 and so degrees - 75
is ideal. Maintain this by using
an aquarium heater :. place the
tank where it will get just few
hours Of morning sunlight. and
look forward to healthy, sleek
pets.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04

Magazine, 50 Beaver Street, New
York 5, N. Y.
The voting for the 1862 season
will end on September 9Th, the
eve of the National Singles finals.
The winner will be presented
with the trophy that night at the
Tennis Writers Dinner, which
will be attended by the worlds
leading players.
Although many Of the worlds
best are leading in the poll to de-
termine the most popular player,
it is interesting to note that
sentimentality is playing a big
role in the contest. Three of those
in the running have retired from
active tournament play = Vic
Seixas, Ham Richardson and
Dick Savitt. Seixas and Richard
son still compete in an occa-
sional event, but Dick Savitt
has not been on the interna-
tional tournament circuit in over
ten years. However, all three
usually do compete in the U. S.
National Championships at
Forest Hills.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04
Detroit SpOlEile

Supt. O. J. Harris. 1frecting. Ber-
tha Harris. corresponding sccre.
tary will register all the delegates.
Supts. J Warren, S. Williams,
and ID. Mallory will be in charge
of Tuesdays service. On Wcdnes.
day superintendent c. C. Chap
man. c. c. Davis and A. Jones
will supervise.
Thursdays services will be con
Quoted by superintendent r. S.
Henderson, c. L. Anderson, Jr
and j. Markem. Friday. j. III.
Buchanan and II j. Williams
will present the programs. Satur.
day, l.. J. Jackson, w. T Harris
and T. r. Harris, and Sunday,
d. Brown. f. Lawrence, and Bish
OF r. Hill.
The platform committee will
be in charge of Mondays activi
ties. They are b. I. Stephen and
chairlady Alzoria Smith. State
Mother c. Tomlinson will preside
over Tuesday. Aug. IA, women's
day c. Beatty, j. Smyers, and A.
Pennyman will take care Of We'd
nesday. Chairlady Anna Green
will direct Thursdays program.
The TPWW period will be han
died by State President, f. T.
Clark.
Some of the officials are Bishop
c. j. Johnson. state bishop. Supt.
James Markem, state chairman;
Supt. r. T. Stephen. state secre-
tary: Supt. II. j. Williams. asst.
state secretary; Supt. S. Williams,
secretary, elders council; Supt
f. Lawrence, state steward;
Mother c. Tomlinson. state super
visor of women. Mother NJ Hop
kins. asst. state supervisor OF
women; Mrs. T. Stocker, secre-
tary of women dept and Mrs b.
McClcndon. chaIrlady, usher
board.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04
by Jim Butler

The forty-eighth annual con
vocation of the Churches of God
in Christ. Northeastern Michigan,
Will convene August ZIG Gnclu-
sivc) at $500 Elmwood and Pres
ton streets, with Bishop c. j..
Johnson. presiding
Devotional services will begin
at II noon each day and 7:30 pm.
each evening with Supt c. C..
Davis. Supt O J Harris and
Supt. II. J. Williams in charge
They will carry on until the re-
Spective superintcndcntS take over
in the special time that has
been allotted them.
Altar service will be held with
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04

Fast moving Floyd Patterson
The Youngest man ever to win
the world heavy championship
the only fighter ever to lose
then regain. the heavyweight
championship. history-makcr IN
two heavyweight catcgorics. will
be too good for big slowmovinc
29.ycar old Charles Sonny Lis
ton
Take Floyd at 100 pounds and
Sonny at 2l4 and so down the
line with the heavyweight cham
plons and see how many men
over 200 pounds have won a title.
James Colbert, 100, Robert Fitz
simmons. 1T. James !. JcffricS
22O Marvin Hart. 100. Tommy
Burns. us. Jack Johnson. l05
Jesse Willard. $50. Jack Dempsey
l89 Gene Tunney. 100. Max
Schmeling, 1876. Jack Sharkcy.
100. Primo Camera, 260. Max
Baer 800, James j. Braddock
1872. Joe Louis. 1913. Ezzard Charles
1872, Joe Walcott, 1914. Rocky
Marciano, 1874. Ingcmar JohanS
son, 1875, and Floyd Patterson,
1872.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04
NAVY CARGO SHIP TO
TRANSIT SEAWAY

BROOKLYN. NY. - A contin-
gent Of land locked Sea Explorer
Scouts from Wilmcttc, IlIonis is
scheduled to arrive in Detroit.
Michigan on August 81 TO visit
the USNS MARINE FIDDLER, the
Navy's only heavy lift cargo ship
in the Atlantic Area The huge
freightcr Will leave New York on
Sunday. August - and reach the
St Lawrence Scaway on or about
August l5.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04


The contest was inaugurated
in May Of this year by Martini
and Rossi. Early returns show
six Americans, three Australians
and one Italian heading up the
poll. Chuck Mckinley. a 20-year-
old student At Trinity Univer-
sity in San Antonio, Texas, has
received 1913 votes to date. Be-
hind him are, in order, Neale
Fraser of Australia Ga former
Wimbledon and t.. $. champion),
Vic Seixas Of Philadelphia a for
mer L. S. Davis Cup star and ex-
National Champion) Rod LAYER
of Australia (currently the
worlds 80. amateur), and
Whitney Reed Of Alameda, Calf.
(the No. / player in the Y. 50.
Behind Reed are Ham Richard
son of Dallas. who retired from
active tournament play to go IN
the brokerage business bat who
has been beating all the top play
crs in weekend Journeys; Dick
Savitt Of New York City, three
times winner Of the National In
door title, Nicki Pictrangeli of
Italy. who is the No. l player in
his country; Roy Emerson OF
Australia, who won the u. ).
National title last year; and vet
eran Gardnar Mulloy, now 40,
who continues 10 beat players 80
years his junior.
The permanent home of the
Martini and Rossi trophy will
be the Tennis Hall Of Fame at
Newport, Rhode Island. How
ever. this beautiful award will
frequently be on exhibit at
various tournaments throughout
the season, including the Long
wood Cricket Club, where the
National Doubles Championships
are held. and the West Side
Tennis Club at Forest Hills,
whore the National Singles
Championships are played.
Tennis fans will be able to vote
for their favorite player either
at these tournaments or by send
ing a card to World Tennis
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04
pet Care
Tropical Fish

A clean, obIong aquarium, COW
cred on the bottom with nell
rashed sand is the best home for
your tropical FISH. Grade the sand
so it will be a few inches high at
the back wall, sloping down to
about ls-inch at the front.
Most popular rooted aquarium
plants are Anacharia, Sagittaria
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04

scum shows at the Michigan
State Fair which opens Friday,
August 81 - aweck earlier this
year
And the Coliseum admission
price has been reduced this year
from Sl.50 to Sl00 for adults
and children II and under so
cents.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04

legends are folklore.
Coach Eddie Robinson Of Gram
bling College asserts that Longs
influence has been monumental
in Negro colleges" and adds
that he merits wide recognition
from the game that he has served
81 long"
Robinson concluded with ITS
hard to imagine a football season
without him
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04

has provided a persuasive guide
for hundreds Of men he has
TAUGHT and coached
His wonloSs record Of PIT vic
torys, l27 defeats and 30 ties in
374 games. dwarfs the efforts cf
contemporaries.
Veteran observers contend that
Long has done more than any
coach in the SWAC TO raise the
standards Of the game. Ills grid
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04

ncll'S in downtown Detroit They
will also be on sale at the Fair
grounds during the State Fair
time
Jimmy Dean. the Shirelles and
the great Kingston Trio - that's
the start of an imposing list of
stars announced by General Mgr.
Walter A. Goldman for the Coli
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04
SEASONAL FACTORS
DOMINATE EMPLOYMENT

WASIIlNGTN - Seasonal in
llucnces dominated the job sit
ualion between May and June,
|oeeretary of Labor Arthur J.
'Ioldberg announced in issuing
'he Bureau of Labor Statistics
summary figures for June. 1862
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04

They point out that the like
able pioneer has fired the imagi-
nation Of football fans for four
decades and il will take more than
a mild heart attack and wild
eyed prophets to keep him side
lined.
Pop" Long has served as q
coach at Paul Quinn. Prairie
View and Wiley for 40 years.
Through his exemplary life he
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04
SPORTS
GRAPHIC
by Jim Butler

Sonny Banks returned to The
rng Saturday night at the GRAY
stone Ballroom to battle with
Gene Jackson. Cleveland. Ohio
heavyweight.
We won't call this a comeback
for the 2l-ycar-old Banks-iuSt
new start. Our judgement Of
SonnyS shortcomings can be
blamed on the fact that Pattcr.
son won the worlds heavywcieht
championship at the age of 2l
which prompted other uncXpcri.
cnccd handlers TO think that a
2l.yearold fighter could shoot
for the top. Floyd fashion. But
Banks wasn't ready at 81.
The public demanded and Pat
tcrSon was matched with Archie
Moore too soon, but he caught
the "old man" out-of.Shapc and
gained the worlds title. II was
then his experienced handlers
knew that the Patterson Kid
wasn't ready to hold the crown so
they matched him with fighters
like hurricane Jackson. Pete Radc.
machcr. Roy Harris and other
unknowns to stall long enough
to GET experience much needed
to hold the heavyweight king
ship ,
Banks thinks he is right. after
shooting for the moon in the
Young Jack Johnson fights.
which he lost for the lack Of
know how.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04
SPOILED BY TIGERS

Walter Johnson lost the first
game Of his major league career
to the Detroit Tigers. Aug. 2,
1907. Twenty years later. almost
to the day, Aug. %, 1927, the
great Washington pitcher bowed
out Of 'thc majors viii a loss to
the Tigers.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04

and Cryptic
cocyne - also
the best carbon
dioxide renov-
e RS. r i n S e
plants in mild
salt water So
luton to free
them of para
sites and wash
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04

Graham Greene. the British
author of serious novels such as
The End of the Affair" and
The Ugly American" and ser
ious plays such as The Potting
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04
TWO LONG sTREkks

The Detroit Tigers of 1909 set
club record by winning IA
games in a row. II was equalled
by the 1894 Tigers.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04
ADVISORY COMMITTEE NAMED
UNDER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WASHINGTON - Secretary OF
Labor Arthur J. Goldberg has APP
pointed committee which will
advise him in carrying out his
functions under the Welfare and
Pension Plans Disclosure Act.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04
oEE AND RUNNING

AT the first AllStar break.
Jake Wood Of the Detroit Tigers
was leading the American LEAGUE
in stolen bases with 81.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04

Shed" and The Living Room =
is the author Of the light comedy
called The Complaisant Lover
starring Walter Pidgeon and Mar
tina Scott, which will be present
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04
IRON MAN

Rocky Colavito of the Detroit
Tigers has played in every game
since June 20. 1860, running his
consecutive game streak up 344
up until the first AIl.Star game
his season.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04
Chuck Mckinley Leads in
Tennis Popularity Poll

Chuck Mckinley, the No. ranking tennis player in the United
States currently leading in the contest to establish THE Most
Popular Tennis Player Of the Year silver tro
py has been donated BY and Ross Of Torno Italy, and the
name of each years winner will engraved annually the Bowl