PAGE TEN - _ i Athletics Win as Herbert)Dodger Rookie Fined Stickmen H ampere d;,Kennedy Gets Herbert) Dodger Fine Hurling 1 WEST PALM BEACH, VERO BEACH, Fla. Fla. lA') Howard, the Los Angeles B p c d ■ •t• A , ward as Top Kansas City's Ray Herbert con- , Docigers' $lOB,OOO bonus rookie ' A a itinued his sensational spring from Ohio State University , was q ...,, • : Phila. Player pitching yesterday by shutting.fm e d outyl Detroit for seven innings in a' yesterday for failing to show .up at a practice game. : PHILADELPHIA (4 , 1 —Provi-i 4-1 victory. By LARRY ROTH Herbert has not been stored oni General manager Buzzy Bavasi Penn State's ever-hustling lacrosse team began its fourth,dence Coach Joe Mullaney was in 18 innings of Grapefruit League said the amount of the fine will honored by the Philadelphia competition and he yielded only depend on the big slugger's be week of pi actice yesterday in what Coach Earnte Baer terms , Basketball Writers Assn. as east-' ,nine hits. His performance yester- havior the rest of the spring. ern college coach of the year last the worst spring in his 13 years of coaching here. I day marked the first time a Kan-, Howard was scheduled to play ? night. Baer and his 32 candidates have been battling several, Mullaney's Providence team' sas City pitcher has gone as far in a Montreal-Spokane game at , ias seven innings this spring, the Dodger camp while the varsi inches of snow covering the golf course where they've been went to the finals of the National , I n v i t a t i o n Basketball Tourna-I Howard Reed pitched the final ty club played at West Palm ,two innings and yielded the lone Beach Sunday, but he didn't show gc tting ready for Saturday's ------- ---- , ment before bowing to Brandley. 01) ,,,,,, a t L oyo l a o f B a lt imore. termen from last year's squad "Temple'sKen_,Detroit run in the eighth. up. y Leading the Lettermen are mid— ne d Bill "Pickles" "Right now we're emphasizing was selected by the writers; "We're (wide! Dick , Bullock, defenseman tonditioning," Baer said as the outstanding Philadelphia Erwin and attackman Jim doing a lot of I tinning so we can Dave area player, Kane, Bullock is captain while be in titmendous shape for Loy- Others honored at the writers'' oh+. We inn two miles a clay and Er win and Kane received honor- annual basketball banquet in-' A able mention All-American tee-'s no picnic getting through thateluded: snow. We hope to beat Loyola by ogmtion last season. Erwin is a' Tom Stith of St. Bonaventure Junior and the other two are sen puti tinning them as the outstanding visiting player "As for plays, we don't have ions of the year; Wilt Chamberlain as much choice but to stress de- Aitackman Dick Hammond the standout National Basketball, tense because it's real hard to and defenseman Andy Moconyi Assn. player and also pro rookie' work offensive patterns with are the other returning letter- of the , year, and Bill Dallas, re the field in that condition. The men. Moconyi, starting fullback tired Philadelphia Bulletin sports, only offense we get in is by on the football team two sea- writer, for 60 years of service and practicing on the tennis courts sons ago, still has a semester of devotion to basketball. where it's dry. eligibility remaining and is ex- Heading the array of speakers "But the field pected to fill a starting berth. at the dinner were Adolph Rupp,' isn't my only Right now he is student teach- Kentucky basketball coach, and woi iy," he eon- ing, but he'll be back this week the Rev. Robert Slavin, president tinned 'Lacrosse although he'll see only spot duty 'ef Providence college is a team spoi t against Loyola, Other speakers were Coaches and because of "As for the goalie situation," Eddie Donovan of St. Bonaven conflicting class- Bac! said, 'I think we have a good tuie who accepted the award for l'`, mainly, we've one in Jim Irwin. He's a sopho- Stith, Cappy Cappon of Prince only been get- more and lacks experience, but ton's Ivy League champions, and, bog an averoge we have a lot of confidence in owner Eddie Gottlieb of the Phila-' of about Ili guys , im." delphia Warriors. for each pi a< lice session and as a i e , tilt it' , , been h;u d to g et them hiker to walk together. Baltimore has had 'wile pretty good weather, 'n, Loyola will have an advantage"i Baer, in his fourth year as head coach—he was assistant coach for nine years—thinks this year's team could be better than last year's which posted a 5-4 record. "On the whole, The team wttl be given as, tar as vat situ exPerwhev goes, Baer said. In fact, five soph , , may stint this . veal "In addition to these newcom ers, We have five returning let- Mat Tourney-- (Contooted from page note) 167---Dirk Ballinger. 11 • )oming dec. Ron Clinton, Oklahoma Stale, 6-1, 177—1t0, Conrad. 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College Ave., State College ..p x 4. ..., Around the corner from Bostonian Ltd. ;II % JACKILAIWEIZJACtiIIARREILIACHHARPERJACKIIARPERJACKHARPERJACKILAI C p • e Twinkly, lovable old Dr. Wagstaff Siga loos, head of chemistry at the Upper Rhode Island College of Science and Palmistry, cares naught for glory and wealth. All he cares about is to work in his laboratory, to play Mozart quintets with a few cronies, to smoke a good Marlboro, and to throw sticks for his faithful dog Trey to fetch. So when, after years of patient research, Dr. Sigafoos dis covered Revers°, a shaving cream which causes whiskers to glow inward ',Mead of outward, thus enabling a man to bite off his heard instead of shaving it, it lie% er even crossed his mind that he had conic upon a key to fame and riches; he simply a , signed all his royalties from limos° to the college and went on is all his quiet life of working in the laboratory, playing Mozart quartets, smoking good Marlboros and throwing sticks for his faithful dog Trey. (Trey, incidentally, had died some years earlier hut habit is a st►ong thing and Dr. Sigafoos to this day continues to throw sticks.) As el eryone knin‘ s, Be% erso turned out to be a madly success-, ful shaving cream. Royalties in the first month amounted to $290,000, i‘hich came in mighty hamly, belie e you me, because the college had long been postponing some urgently needed repairs—a lightning rod for the men's dormitory, new hoops for the liaskethall court, leather patches for the chess team's and a ppm; iper for the Director of Admissions. • "-FRIACKIIA =Ni=jl IcAltZgs' • In the second month ro)alties amounted to an even million dollars and the college bought Marlboro cigarettes for alt students and faculty members. It is interesting that the college chose Marlboro cigarettes though they could well have afforded more expensive brands. The reason is simply this: you can pay more for a cigarette but you can't get a better flavor, a better smoke. If you think flavor went out when filters came in, try a Marlboro. The filter cigarette with the unfiltered taste. You, too, can smoke like a millionaire at a cost which does no violence to the slimmest of budgets. Marlboros come m soft pack or flip-top box and can be found at any tobacco counter. Million aires can be found on yachts. But I (tigress. We were speaking of the royalties from Revers() which continue to accrue at an aqom-hing rate—now in excess of one million dollars per week. The college is doing all it can to spend the money; the qudent-faculty ratio which used to be thirty students to one teacher is now thirty teachers to one student; the Gulf Stream has been purchased for the Department of Marine Biology, the Dean of Women hat: been gold-plated. But money dues not buy happiness, especially in the college morld. Poverty and ivy—that is the academic life—not power and pelf. The Upper Rhode Island College of Science and Palmistry is frankly embarrassed by all this wealth, but I am pleased to report that the trustees are nut taking their calamity lying down. Last week they earmarked all royalties for a crash research program headed by Dr. Wagstaff Sigaloos to develop n nhisker mulch is resistant to Revers°, Let us all join inn ish ing the old gentleman success. c 1V U Ms: Ellisahhea The sponsors of this column can't offer you money but they can offer you fine smoking flavor—with or without filler. If you furor filters try a Marlboro. If non-filters are your pleas ure pick a Philip Morris. . Oil :',.•..•_ - :.:. 1- ..), - . 1 . -::;..k•I';' , ,- i': -,.. m: i L l ilmail )111tor of "I Was a Tecn-age Dtralf","7'he Many Lot es of Dobie etc.) "AN EMBARRASSMENT OF RICHES" I v TUESDAY. MARCH 29. 1960 * * *
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