Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-17
SEGH AT LARGE
Brown Keeling
For Third Time
Bv MORRIS SIEGEE


country because of increasing alumni pressure, and
Tropical Park race track which got heised for $lO50OO
Paul easily the third biggest loser Of the last few
days.
He lost three jobs within week This requires some
doing 1t also requires explanation He fired
head football coach of the Browns and told his
ices general wouldn't be needed either max
ing him 0-for-2 at Cleveland.
Just yesterday Brown came cropper again. Wayne
Hardin decided to ship Navy and this knocked
Brown out of job newspapers said he would get
Hardin jumped ship and signed on at Stanford Hardin
didn't.
Waynes decision to remain in the fleet precluded
the possibility of Brown taking position the press had
awarded him. The Naval Academy like all other Defense
Department establishments de-emphasizes spend
ing 1t merely adhered to old Navy tradition having
one head football coach at time, although there
several times last when Hardin was probably
wondering if he was the only head man.
FOR STATISTICAL REASONS, the Navy Job counts
as loss No. for Brown The immediate end isn't in sight
yet As communications be established be-
tween here and George Marshars Miami Beach check
point Brown will suffer still another defeat
Mdwestern newspaper boldly speculateS that Brown
Will bounce up as general manager of the Washington
Redskins If true Browns presence would create grave
traffic jam in the general managers office of the Red
skins
They already have one in name, Bill McPeak and an
other in fact Marshall This particular newspaper is the
same one which had Brown headed for Navy Not only
its classified advertising department dSservice How can
it interest Brown in situation wanted" ad when its
department insists placing Brown free of charge?
The Redskins have not denied the rumor yet-only
because they haven't heard about it, When word reaches
Marshall at his Miami Beach retreat the Ninth street
Sachem be counted to put Brown in his place,
which is not in the Redskins table of organization.
d"
BROWN WOULD BE as welcome in the RedSkn or
ganizaton as congressional action converting D. C.
Stadium into fringe parking lot He MarShall'S
stamp of disapprova as long as 1946 when the ALL
American Conference came into being
Their relations since then have mellowed to current
state of mutual indifference. McPeak himself is Brown
aumnus with special fondnesS for the fellow, who cut
him off the Cleveland squad
There is mild ant-Brown sentiment to be found in
Tim Temerario of McPeaks aides who left the
Browns organization several years He also left in
voluntarily Then there Abe Gbron the Redskins
sve line coach. The breach between Gbron who played
for Brown for nine years. and his obseekng coach would
make the difference between Moscow and Peping seem
like puppy love Spat.
The only way Brown could enter the Redskin picture
would be as a season ticket-hoder
SOMEHOW THE WORD seems to have gotten around
that there's awful lot Of money to be made in playing
baseball in washington and Baltimore Luis Aparico
Orole only 70 hours has gotten the exharaton
of his emancipation from the White sox, But he hasn't
lost sight of his objective: A $45,000 contract
On the home 'front.' Jim Piersall sounding off on the
hour every hour intends to make Federal of his
determination collect another 1880 from the Senators
Both the Orioles and the Senators appear to be viewing
the building crisis with practicable calmness.
Aparicio was more tactful than PieEall Little Luis
interviewed in his native Venezuela after his trade told
reporters he would ask the $4,000 from Baltimore
he wanted at Chicago.
He let the press pass the word to oriole President
Lee MacPha Piersa pressing his demands and his luck
tried to phone General Manager George Selkrk collect
from Boston, He failed and undoubtedly damaged his case
in the process.
If the Orioles view Aparco's salary request as ex-
cessve in itself at least they say he didn't try to stick
em with the additional of collect call from Caracas