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CLEARWATER, Fla., Mar. 28—Willie (Puddinhead)| Jones was trying to-use his|
bat today to break out of
the Philadelphia Phillies’ “dog house.”
The veteran third ‘baseman was, slapped with a.$200 fine yester-| day by. Manager Eddie Sawyer| for unexplained “conduct unbe-| coming a Philadelphia player.” It| was the second highest spring training fine in history, topped only by the $5000 plaster once put’
‘on Babe Ruth by Miller Huggins.)
But Jones started slugging his| way back into Sawyer’'s favor) with two hits and a walk yester-| day to lead the Phils’ attack in| a 3 to 2 win over the Detroit
Tigers. -
Dodgers 2
MIAMI, Fla, Mar. 28—The| Brooklyn Dodgers, who have been| searching frantically for a “new Don Newcombe,” hoped today, that instead they may have dis-| covered a ‘new Whitlow Wyatt”! In 30-year-old Ben Wade. Remembering that Wyatt, star of the early '40’s, didn’t reach the | majors until he was 30, the | Dodgers took great delight in the! performance by Wade yesterday as he allowed only one hit in seven innings to pace a 3 to 0 victory over the Boston Braves. 8am TJethroe's seventh-inning bunt was the only safety allowed by Wade, younger brother of former American League pitcher Jake Wade.
Yankees
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Mar. 28 — Yogi Berra, out with an ankle injury, may return to the New York Yankees’ lineup for today’s game against the Detroit Tigers. He took his first batting drill yesterday since suffering the injury. The Yankees were happy about the form shown in yesterday's 8-2 win over the Cards by Lefty Ed Lopat. For the first five innings, Lopat blanked the Cards on one hit, and then allowed one run- on three hits in the sixth. Jt was his first attempt at six innings this spring. The Tigers, who lost io the Phils yesterday, 3-2, have cut six men from their squad. They sent | Infielders Ralph Atkins, Johnny Phillips, and Al Federoff and Pitcher Dick Marlowe to Buffalo | on option and tagged Catcher] Les Pinkham and Pitcher Al Yaylian “for future assignment.”
White Sox
PHOENIX, Ariz, Mar. 28 — Joe Dobson was slated to start] for the Chicagn White Sox tnday| against the New York Giants as|
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PLAN FIGHT—Chuck Davey (seated right); shakes hands with Jim Norris, head of the International Boxing Club, as he verbally
in a nationally televised fight in are Bob Wormser (right), head Heck Knowles, Davey’ s manager.
agreed to "take on anybody" the Coliseum May 28. ig of the Hoosier Boxing Club an
both teams try to get back in the behind fine pitching by Ewell winning column, Rlackwell ‘and Ken Raffensher The White Sox dropped a 4-2 ger,
game to the Chicagn Cubs yesterday, getting their only two Cleveland runs on Eddie Robinson's homer TUCSON, Ariz. Mar. 28 The Giants had their seven-game Shortstop Ray Boone of the
winning streak ended yesterday Cleveland Indians will be sideby the Pirates, 2 to 1. {lined for a few days with a broken nose. Boone suffered the inCubs jury in Wednesday's exhibition MESA, Ariz, Mar. 28 -- Turk game when a throw from the outLown will be the Chicago Cubs’ field took a bad hop. starting pitcher today in their’ The Indians and St. game against the Browns were scheduled Pittsburgh Pirates, here again today. The Browns The Cubs came up with their heat the Tribe yesterday, 11-2, first nine-inning pitcher of the blasting Rookie Bab Kerrigan for spring yesterday when hig Bob seven runs in the sixth inning in-
Louis to clash
Rush went the distance to heat cluding Marty Marion's first {the White Sox, 4 to 2. Hank homer. {Sauer belted a pair of two-run : homers to give Rush all the runs Athletics {he needed. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla,
(Mar, 28—The Philadelphia A's, Senators {deep in a four-game losing TAMPA, Fla, Mar. 28—Mickey streak, hoped to get straightened Harris and Bob Porterfield were away today against a minor]
{to hurl for the Washington Sen-|league team, Toronto of the In-
ators today against Cincinnati. ternational League. The two veterans had been, However, Minneapolis slated to work yesterday but American Association, rain washed out the exhibition'the A's yesterday, 4-1. against Chattanooga. The Reds ner pitched the full heat the Red Sox yesterday, 5-1,/the A's.
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174, Brooklyn, N, Y. (10) MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, Rocky Graziano, 164, New York, stopped Roy Wouters, 167, { vabcogver, B. C N YORK (Sunnyside Garden) —Lee! 9 Murray, . 204, New York, outpointed 649 F irfi Id A ack Flood, 183, Seattle, Wash, (8) 4 e ve. PALL RIVER, Mass. - Jackie Weber, 118 (Near 35th FA wiucke! R. . _outpointed Orlando - Zulueta. 136. Cuba (10 a J . HARTFORD, Conn Vie Cardell, 1th. College) Hartford, stopped Wilhur Wilson, 1486,
pion, has suffered three broken ATLANTA, Ga, jaws. and several hand injuries ._Ray Beck, during his eight-year career. standing guard of 1951, today Middleweight Castellani of Lu-|signed a contract to play profeszerne, Pa. has suffered three sional football with the New York hand-fractures and an arm ‘in-'Giants,
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Bl Davey Fight Agreement Only Verbal
By JIM HEYROCK
Only a verbal agreement
between Chuck Davey and the Hoosier Boxing Club bound the up-and-coming
welterweight to a May 28 appearance in the Coliseum as the Indianapolis promotion group fur-
thered - -plans. for a nationally televised fight here. After his TKO victory over Tke Williams in Chicago Stadium Wednesday night, the red-haired Davey told Bob Wormser, head of the Hoosier Boxing Club, he
would be willing to “take on anybody” bhefore the television cameras in Indianapolis. ” » n BUT THERE was still a possibility that if a suitable opponent cannot be found for Davey, the IBC will name another fighter to headline the May 28 program here. Heads of the IBC frowned on a suggestion by the Hoosier Boxing Club that Davey meet Chico Vejar, another undefeated welterweight. An official of the IBC said the Davey-Vejar hattle was being planned for Chicago Sta-
dium later, ” n nn UNDER THE verbal agreement. reached by° the IBC and
the HBC, the Indianapolis group will pay all expenses for the fight here, including rent of the Coliseum, boxers’ purses and willl keep all profit, except TV rights, from .the fight. The IBC will take the teleproceeds which would amount to about $3000 after the fighters receive their shares. Each nf the principals would collect abhout $1500 from TV. It. will be up to the Indianapolis promoters to sign the fighters
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