Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-28

Senators Rouqh
On BuIIpen Car
By MORRIS SIEGEL

OF ALL THINGS: Except when Tom Cheney is work.
ing, the Senators using many relief pitchers the
they to ferry troops from the bupen soon
will undergo unusually early l000O-mile checkup.
The White Sox refused to bid over $4,000 for Tommy
Brown who got $4,000 from Washington, when scouts
report noted will have tough time hitting low ball
pitching at night" Which player doesn't? Georgetown
has abandoned the traditional custom of dunkng the
coxswain after winning race. Last year two OF the
Hoyas down with infectious bronchitis after being
tossed into the Potomac. The Yankees don't have
curfew according to Manager Ralph Houk but only an
understanding" about what time they should call it night
Clarence Doser, Washingtonian Golf g. Country Club
pro- thinks the PGA should have second flight tourna-
ment for young players not quite good enough to make
the big circuit Ineligible for the second division DoSer
says should be any pro who wins much as $4,000 on
the tour The Senators fly to Los Angeles tomorrow
for tw-nighter They will be underdogs to break
against the Angels the field and an "out" bet to do
half as we'll at the box office The Redskins expect
to get the word from Wsconsns Pat Richter their No.
choice, May u.s. He winds up his college baseball career
that day and Bill McPeak will be there, armed with
contract, to see him do it.
SINCE THE NIL football suspensions, Billy Barnes
and BoSeler have changed the of their Coral
Gables FlaD establishment from bar to lounge.
Bill Week. writing in the May issue of True Magazine
fingers Bamores Bill Hitchcock as the first manager
likely to be unseated this In the same article Week
also lists Fred Hutchinson Casey Stenge and Paul Richards
as by far the best of the modern lot of managers.
The new edition Golfers Encyclopedia already has put
Stan MuSia the shelf although when last observed
the Cardinal star still very active Musials name
appears the spine of the encyclopedias Volume l6-
Metal to MuSal.
Except for Pitcher Bob Baird the bestlookng prospect
on Washngons farm team at York Pa is Third BaSeman-
Manager Danny OConne, a. hardly eligible for rookie
honors. Bill Bilderback rapidly becoming the pre-
Met Casey Sengel of the lacrosse SET In his first three
years at Annapolis his teams three national cham
pionShipS . . . Billy Martin, who acquired considerable
reputation along with losing streak battling ball
player was up his old tricks the other night in Min
neapoliS. Martin, scouting for the Twins, lost
decision to a bartender.
THE REDSKINS ARE READY to announce they have
selected Dickinson College the site of the Pennsylvania
stage Of their preseason practices Heat stroke is the
major of fatal collapse in sports, DR.. Robert j.
Murphy Ohio State team physician, told recent
ton Of the American Medical Association More than 6
per cent of high school athletic deaths attributed
to heat stroke.
The whopping sum Of $926000 NBC will pay to tee-
wise the NIL championship game is slightly than
the rights money paid for the first network broadcast of
a pro football championship In 1910 the Mutual network
bought the 1910 Bears-RedSkins slaughter for $500
Books the San Francisco Giants have not made any,
bodys best seller list yet but the various authors
There has been at least published every month since
February about the MI champs If Rosecroft Raceway
SPECTATORS find the grandstand seats
Portable than lucky it will be understandable They
purchased from Griffith Stadium.