wed. Aid 3. 1'57 nu Guardian Pegs 7 MIL Icahn limes Pitchers nt;sT PALM BEACH. Pia. (AP) stunner Lou of the Kao- ,., City Athletics named the at: mrnna pitchers he expects to mm with this season - three el mom trade goods. Named were Tom Morgan and mp Coleman. obtained in tho wil- m- mnu player COII Vllh the NOW york Yankees Ned Garver. a for- mer Detroit veteran swapped to muses City last fall: Alex Kell- ger. Tom German and Wally Bur- nette. all members of last year s Alieliner. veteran southpaw. and gurnette. a young right hander. li('I"C starters last year. although aurnctte was only with the Alh- Ietics part of the time. being ob- rained from Denver. only surprise in Boudreau's pimices was Ned Garver. who had arm trouble last year and saw lit- iie action. The others have all bee n standouts in exhibition games: Hartack Has 9 Wins In 25 Days MIAMI. Fia- (AP)-Jockey Wil- lie Hartack. the nation's leading rider last year. has been riding gniy on Wednesdays and Satur- days during the current Gulf- nream Park meeting but had nine wins in the first 25 days. His biggest Include both the Guifstream Park Handicap and Florida Derby, which he won with Calumet's Bardstown and Gen. Duke. respectively. His nine victories meant 5187.- to winning owners. Jockeys generally get one - tenth of the purse. AI liosen Rejects latest Offer CLEVELAND (AP) - Al Rosen telephoned Tucson. Arz.. late Mon- day and told manager Kerby Far- rell of Cleveland Indians he won't come out of retirement to play third base for the Tribe. This latest rejection by Rosen oi an overture from Indians appears to end speculation on whether Ro- sen really means the retirement its announced Jan. 30. Rosen said he can't jeopardize his future security. He is working for a Cleveland brokerage firm. Famous Golf Coddy Fired AUGUSTA. Ga. (AP) The world's most famous golf caddy- Wiilie (Came-ieryi Pertect - was the saddest man in Augusta Mon- day. He's been fired as Ike's caddy. "i don't know what i done wrong.” the frail. 51-year-old Ne- am said. "i guess Mr. Dudley thought I was Just too siow." Ed Dudley. Professional of the Augusta National Golf Club and President Eisenhower's golfing partner. said Cemetery had to be replaced because he was "getting a little to decrepit." "The presiden tpiays like a whirlwind," Dudley said. "it takes a young man to keep up with him. So I had to make a change." The president's new caddy at Augusta is slim Jenkins. a slen- der. veteran in his mid-30s. Cemetery. whose name was given him by the yiesidcnt. has been Ike's favorite caddy since he began playing golf at Augusta. "He get the red ncck some- times and gets his dander up when he miss a shot. but I shore love to caddy for that man." Cemetery said. Famous Horse Broader Dies PARIS. Ky. e- Arthur 3. 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