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% teur who is Oklahoma’s all- v no place else to go.” The * Leads Player by Stroke; time golf great, jMf^jkr USGA flag was not lowered to and ttys ever- **%s dangerous Julius Boros, Boros half mast, but there was was just four strokes back In ® 80 Sends Snead Home something pitiful ¦¦'¦'¦'•¦ yY about Sam fcL ’double bogey six on the ¦ somebody asked him if he was at 146, 50-year-old Labron going home, replied, Harris, golf coach at Oklahoma Joe Patton, tied with Dick 18th. Even with that, he still i and he Mayer at this point last year, had a 45 going out today and was 10 too high with a pair of 82s. Lional Hebert, the PGA DEADLINE IS HEARING champion, missed by three and Robbins, the National '' Hillman Amateur champion, had an unbelievable 81-89 —170. ' ' .:, : ¦¦ , and Senators Revive Ed Furgol and Jack Fleck DENTIST IN #AIN—Caj7 Middlecoff (right) way total of 154, the limit for qualifying for Tribe among recent champions are throws his club (arrow) in disgust after a poor the final two rounds today and tomorrow. But out, plus many of the touring tee shot on the 11th hole of yesterday’s second- he still fared better than another old pro, Sam pros who shoot 66s over the round play in the National Open at Tulsa. The Snead, who shot 80 for 155. AP Wirephoto. Trade Talk run-of-the-mine courses on the Yost-Colavito PGA tour. a bad day, shooting 79 for a half- dentist had By BURTON HAWKINS | i beating the Senators, 10-1. | Herb Plews’ 12-game hitting Ben Hogan, taking shota in Star SUB Writer They had power, as evidenced streak ended, with Colavito a an aching left hand he strained Frank Lane, who feels a day, ,by three homers: pitching, as villain in the death of it. coming out of the wiry rough right is wasted when he doesn’t en- (illustratedi by Ray Narkeski's Rocky roamed far to his on the first round, is the only VON McDANIEL gineer a trade, is in town and fine four-hitter, and a sus- j to spear Herb’s drive in the Joey Jay if the Senators are going to tained attack, as shown by 15 third Gives The Senators guilty of DROPS TO CLASS B make1 a deal by the deadline at hits off Chuck Stobbs and Alj were BOLT FINALLY gte shoddy baseball, injecting three midnight tomorrow it probably iCicotte. HOUSTON, June 14 UP). GALLERY, will be promoted by the In- Senators’ need for more errors into the proceedings. GETS —The Houston Bulls have The Two of these in the first the Hope dians’ general manager. polished pitching was under- came LOSES A STROKE , sent Von McDaniel, of Stobbs off Braves inning to get to an 19-year-old bonus pitch- Lane chatted for hours with lined. Stobbs gave a good ac- TULSA, Okla., June 14 Cal Griffith when the Senators for five in- unencouraging start and things ing sensation of the 1957 count of himself improved (Special). Tommy Bolt, vtelted Cleveland on their lone nings. The Indians picked up never as Narleski ._.. National League race as a who had complained bit- PORTS year. They got fanned eight in posting his Cardinal, to the [trip West this a pair of unearned runs in the Snead got S' St. Louis Another Spahn" eighth win. terly that Sam ! easily Club of the i i nowhere, but Frank isn’t first and then were held score- big THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. Winston-Salem By the Associated Press | ( the galleries at the SATLKPAY. JUNE 14. HUM Class Carolina League, discouraged and doubtless will less. But in the sixth Billy while he and B Joey Jay, the youngster , tournaments A-12 subject to the spend much of today and most . Moran clouted a three-run played in compara- Cardinal having the to | others option. touted as stuff of tomorrow trying to nego-' homer and J. W. Porter dupli- today Spahn for , tive privacy, got one youthful be another Warren tiate a swap. cated that feat in the seventh. Thus the Mc- the Milwaukee Braves, may just and it cost him a stroke. Daniel, troubled by a hitch Frank has eyes for Third [ Minnie Minoso boomed a two- ! Althea Upset, starting, but he Already has . The burden of his blast pitching be and Pitcher run homer into the centerfleld in his motion and s down : Baseman Ed Yost at Snead bee nthat the Horses Get one of Spahn traits pat. bleachers off Cicotte in the had Older lack of control, moves down Pedro Ramos, while the Sen- of his three victories in galleries stopped Sam's Two long coveted > ninth. two more classifications in the majors are shutouts. ators have Out- shots from straying into his effort to solve the fielder Rocky Colavito. Cal Jim Lemon kept the Senators Britain Gains It was Ben Geraghty, Mil- i the rough. Leading by a pitching problem that has McLish, also prominently men- from being blanked. He stroke at the time, Bolt Today haunted him since the start waukee’s top minor league tioned in trade talk several Top Billing crashed a run into the who tagged the 22-year- I home hooked his second shot on of spring training. boss, weeks ago, will pitch against * stands old right-hander as a comer centerfleld with none the second hole today and "X believe the boy will do Hal Griggs today at Griffith‘ aboard in the fifth. Otherwise Tennis Lead the lfiside a better where there is less who could become a consistent play ball landed ace, Spahn. Among Stadium. The teams a i the Senators' attack consisted WIMBLEDON, England, June spectator’s shirt. He got pressure such as 1 Racing on him and in a doubleheader tomorrow. of widely separated singles by 14 (A ). Christine Truman, drop Cards to On the where the leads ball classification where he has other records Warren ac- display Roy Sievers, twice, By the Associated Press colt, who the San Juan tive League pitchers The Indians didn’t a i and Ken power-hitting 17-year-old Eng- spectator was standing, but | won better chance to regain National need of anything last among the; Capistrano Campbell a night inn Aspromonte. lish schoolgirl, upset Wimble- took bogey 5 on the hole. Four top names and Me- his confidence,” said Buff with 42 shutouts. a today stablemate, Paper don and United States cham- He had parred the first and older horses saw action morial, has a Manager Harry Walker. That’s a big order for Jay, Chicago, pion Althea Gibson of New third. in New York and with Tiger, in at 108. being who hasn’t been a ball of fire by “He’s too careful—- York today and put Britain Bold Ruler and Gallant Man Swoon’s Son, owned E. he's fighting himself.” since signing for a bonus in among those present in the Gay Drake, drew 131 pounds wasn’t much REACHES SEASON'S HIGH into a 3-2 lead in the best of member of the pre-tournament 1953. But there Wightman Cup Metropolitan Handicap at Bel- for the Citation, named for wrong with the youngster’s seven-match big four still in contention. mont Park, and Swoon’s Son Calumet's great 1948 Triple stuff last night as he blanked tennis competition. Hogan added a 73 for 148, and Scores in the startling upset, and Iron Liege in the Citation Crown champion. The Drake 5- St. Louis 2-0 in a game held with 36 holes to go is the long- Handicap Washington Park. by Red Sox Even Hotter which drew the long hopeful Open at year-old won the 1957 Citation to six innings rain. est shot of his career Feature Split British girls within one vic- A dozen were entered for the with the same weight. The Cal- kept at this point. He may not That Milwaukee in the tory winning cup for the Metropolitan and 11 named for umet Farm's 1957 Kentucky league lead by game and of the finish. a a first time since 1930, were 2—6, the Citation. Both races are Derby winner, Lron Liege, starts half as second-place San Fran- As Ted Hits at Last The others, Ken Venturi is 10 6—3, at 1 mile and carry $50,000 in with 120 pounds. cisco ended a losing slump at ‘6—4. shots back, Cary Middlecoff 1 : Divisions By the Aseocleted Press game-saving stab on Enos Miss Truman’s victory money. In 2 a fol- added Erb rides Swoon's Son victory Dave five with a 6-1 over Jackie Jensen and Dick equally stun- back and Snead out. The Wheatley Stable’s Bold as usual, with Charlie Burr Philadelphia before crowd of Ger- Slaughter's liner in the ninth, lowed an almost a ning triumph by America’s Ruler with Eddie Arcaro up aboard Iron Liege. Bill Har- 18,068. Angeles scored nert have been slugging the as Tigers Temperature Soars Los drove in two runs the Dorothy Head Knode of Forest can become the first horse in tack, who reportedly was miffed two in the ninth for a 5-4 vic- home runs, and Frank Malzone The pin placements wciv AtDelaware won their third in four games Hills, N. Y., over Britain’s Shir- the 66 years since the Met was i when Calumet permitted Is- tory over Pittsburgh with 27,- hitting yesterday, although has been with fre- under their new Manager Bill ley Bloomer 6—4, in the much easier Inaugurated to win under 135 mael Valenzuela to ride Tim By JOSEPH B. KELLY 748 in the Coliseum. Cincin- 6—2 Bolt, of all people, maintained Bt*r Racing Editor quency, but look who’s finally triple, first singles match of the clos- pounds. That is one more Tam in the Belmont Stakes, nati and the Chicago Cubs Norman. Groth's second he has considered them started to slug for the bustling ing day’s program. never pound than Devil Diver had l usually rides Iron Liege. Har- STANTON, Del., June 14. I were kept idle by rain. Ozzie Virgil’s single and Ka- unfair. The baking Oklahoma when he won in 1044. tack, who broke his leg before Delaware Park was running a Boston Red Sox—a guy named Mrs. Knode’s steadiness made thermometer Bruton Gets Three line's double decided it in a the difference in the match, sun zoomed the Ralph Lowe’s Gallant Man. . the Derby in May, is riding double stakes attraction today Ted Williams. eighth of the same is of, two-run that handed watched by some 5,000 spec- to 97, and more making his second start of the ! Mrs. Irving Gushen’s Bumpy with the Christiana split into Billy Bruton had three year Bobby expected today. The winds The Big Guy, who last Shantz his third con- tators. It was nearly double year, must carry 130. highest ; Road in the $20,000-added Se- two sections to accommodate Milwaukee’s seven hits off Jim batting at 39 secutive defeat. He had been were not as strong, but the only in He will be ridden Monmouth Brosnan, now 6-5 after losing won the title the turnout of yesterday when his career. i lect Handicap at 15 two-year-olds. years of age with a .388 aver- 12-0 against the Tigers since rounds under 72 were Player’s ; his first in four Britain took a 2-1 lead on Miss by Willie Shoemaker. Gallant Park. Some 20,000 fans were ex- decisions since age, having it tough. 1950. 68. a 70 by Bill Casper who is big switching the Cubs to had been Truman’s singles victory over Man and Bold Ruler were : Other major stakes included pected to turn out for the from night at 149, and 71 by Coe and Bolt. of St. singled But last he cracked a Mantle Homers Mrs. Knode and a doubles rivals last season as 3-year- ¦ the $25,000-added El Dorado third week-end program the Louis. Bruton and of singles, They could use water buckets scored in the first inning pair drove in two triumph by the 6-foot school- olds. On May 30 Bold Ruler • Handicap for 3-year-olds at 51-day meeting here with more on while Billy Hoeft won it for a for cups and this still would be sacrifice fly. runs and scored one girl and Miss Bloomer over won the Carter, with Gallant : Hollywood Park, the $25,000- warm, humid weather pre- Hank Aaron's percentage high of 5-5 record, but needed relief the geratest test of golf of all doubled home a run in reaching his Mrs. Knode and Karol Fageros. Man third. added John R. Macomber Me- dicted. then the season, .295. His awaken- help. He retired the first six the Open championships. a Handicap of the the second inning. The Braves There is 17-pound drop i morial Turf at Suf- Both divisions Chris-1 ing helped the Red Sox tighten he faced, then gave up Mickey , consoling of SIO,OOO added nad more runs across The feature from Bold Ruler to the third l folk Downs and the SIO,OOO- tiana carried a two their grip on second place with Mantle's 12th homer which PROBABLE Bolt’s 71, to the Bolt fans, is highest weight. - value, although the racing strip before rain washed out the Mrs. Ethel D. added Christiana Stakes for 2- 9-3 victory over Kansas City. i tied the game at 1-1 in the thinking enough horses, top of the seventh. a PITCHERS that he still was Jacobs’ Promised Land. The s year-olds at Delaware Park. is wide to run 15 left Boston eight games fourth.j sharply 18th, management decided to Jay, the first little leaguer- That , on the where he the behind the American League The White Sox, blanked on AMERICAN LEAGUE par. His drive separate the large field in def- to make the majors, walked Cleveland at Washington—McLish went 2 over leading New York Yankees, who two hits for eight innings, 1 2-3) vs Griggs <3-2). caught the rough by no more to the inexperienced ju- only and out four as Chicago Jack Harshman with at Baltimore—Wynn than inches, the half- veniles for the five-furlong the Cards dropped their second , »s. Loes (0-5). 6 but YOUTH MOVEMENT STRONG j Tigers. Cleveland defeated seven singles and five runs for I Detroit at New York—Bunnlnt foot, meant the difference be- dash. lin a row, both shutouts. The fourth-place Washington, 10-1, a 5-4 lead in the ninth. Then (3-5) or Susce (0-0) vs Kucks (4-3). The division of the rugged 200- pounder who Kansas City at Boston—Urban tween a good lie and an im- second and Baltimore and the Chicago Jim Marshall, pinch-hitting for (5-3) vs. Sullivan (3-1). possible one in the rough. Christiana, with eight starters, stands 6-foot-4 has a 3-0 record (whose NATIONAL LEAGUE White Sox ended a 5-5 tie at Jim Busby three-run Milwaukee at St. Lout)—Spahn It was obvious that he carried more appeal with at in the majors. His first decision homer junked Billy Pierce’s ,1(8-2) vs. Jackson (4-2) Golf Veterans on Spot 14 innings because of a Balti- key given Cincinnati at Chlcavn— Pur least six of entries a was a three-hit shutout that more curfew. one-nit shutout in the seventh), J (H-l) v». Briggs (0-0). See U. S. OPEN, Page A-13 reasonable chance of capturing beat Cincinnati 3-0, Septem- tying Philadelohia st San Francisco— Is Hot lined the home run off Semnroch (0-4) vs McCormick (4-1) first money. Favored to win the ber 20, 1953. He hadn’t had a Gernert Bill Fischer with two out in or Worthington (4-2) In Middle Atlantic second division, fifth race on complete game since. Pittsburgh at Los Angeles (night)— The Red Sox, winning eight the ninth. Friend (9-4) Podres (8-4). the card, was Larry McPhail’s vs. By BILL FUCHS \ old Kenwood player who is Tough Decision of their last 10, handed New Capital Area Star Stafl Writer studying engineering at George Demobilize, who has made only Garver, a seven-game winner, Three veterans attempt to Washington University, and two starts and won both here. Southpaw Johnny Antonelli third defeat. with five- his hold back the tide of ambitious who didn’t like golf when he MacPhail purchased this colt ; won his sixth a Gernert doubled in a run in NATIONAL OPEN SCORES gave Golfers Out youth today as they hit the first took it up a sa 12-year- See DELAWARE, Page A-13 hitter that the Giants’ three-run fourth inning, then complete game 3 homestretch in the 56th Middle ] old. staff its first socked his 12th homer with TULSA, Okla., June 14 (A ).—Second-round scores in the Atlantic Amateur golf cham- Del Beman, 22-year-old ex- since Antonelli beat St. Louis Williams on base to cap a National Open golf championship at Southern Hills Country Os U. S. Open pionships at Indian Spring pectant father, against Everitt. June 1. He lost his shutout in fifth. Club. Par is 35-35—70. By a Correspondent Repulski, three-run Stiff amateur the ninth when Rip .. Country Club. umpteen times cham- Firing Tighe Malzone was 3-for-3 in the Tommy Bolt 71-71—142 Pete Lipchik #4-73—157 1 TULSA, June pion of Philadelphia. who with Wally Post had two Gary Player 75-68—143 Lionel Hebert 79-78—157 14.—Southern The youth movement picked 13-hit Boston attack, reaching Prank Stranahan 72-72—144 Richard Thomas 76-82—15# I Hills with its claw-like rough, Hank Majeski. the surpris- hits, tripled and scored on an •Charles Coe 75-71—146 Henry Ramson 50-75—158 this first major tournamen* on .300 with 16 hits in his last 18 Julius Boros 71-7.5—14 H Roberto De Vicenzo 80-78—-158 * silica traps and par-defying 18-year-old from infield The Giants, held Tonv Holguin ' the new Indian Spring course! ing medalist Costs Tigers error. trips Tom Brewer, now 3-5, Labron Harris 74-72—146 77-81—158 1 is much for home Baltimore, against John Grubb, to thiee hits and an un- Gene Littler 74.7:1—-147 xDeane Beaman - 75-B.'t—l6B 1 holes too to ram home the point that the it with a seven-hitter. He’s Jimmy Demaret 73-74—147 Mack McCormack 78-# 1—159 pros, loser Robin won r * school teachers and club “oldtimers," the ones who an “older” player of 19. ! earned run by 15-3 lifetime against the A's. Bruce Crampton _ 73-75—14# Ted Makalena 79-K0—159 have| innings, Ben Hogan 75-73—14# Bkee Rieeel 80-79—159 1 amateurs, the Middle Atlantic Wild against Buppert. 300 Patrons Roberts <5-7! in seven Lohren , amateur golf doubled in Nieporte xCarl 80-79—169 dominated here Vic Power had a Tom 75-73—14# Hoemg delegation to the National Brownell, who hasn't been Mich., hopped on three relievers for A’s, Lew Worsham 77-72—149 xDonald #3-75—159 1 for years, are fast approaching MUSKEGON. June run for the extending his Rosburg Ed furgol #4-75—159 ( Open learned yesterday. golf five on four hits and two Bob 75-74—14« Dick Cline twilight time. devoting as much time to : 14 (/P).— Because the Detroit runs hitting streak to 19 games, Bill Casper 79-70—149 #0.50—150 qualifiers eighth. Marty Furgol Iverson Martin 83-77—160 There were no for surviving «3 in the past, could not get Tigers fired Jack Tighe errors in the longest majors 75-74—149 Jimmie 79-81—150 1 Half of the field of as man- in the this Earl Btewart 75-74—149 Felice Oauntt today's final 36 holes from the putter working yesterday. losing Phillies Manager Mayo Smith Walter Torxa #2-75—150 ' eight calls 22 its top age. A fifth his ager they're some busi- season. Burkemo 75-74—149 J C Oooaie 80-80—160 | earned places in Bal- three-putted probably regretted his decision Dick Metis . 71-75—149 H Spencer . five who 26-year-old Bup- He the 13th and ness. Johnny pair Stan Duda* John #l-80—161 survivor is Bill | Groth had a of 76.73—149 Paul McGuire #O-#l—l6l I timore. pert, who took short fling 14th against Buppert. who was Tighe lives in nearby Spring See NATIONAL, Page A-13 triples and A1 Kaline, who made Robert Ooets 75-75—150 xJlm Tom Blair 83-75—161 a as .... advantage. Jim Ferree T6-74—150 xJohn P Knosek SO-51—161 Clarence Doser, the Wood- pro as happy to take the Lake and this advertisement Pat Schwab 75-75—150 x a and is back an ama- Mayer , Don ald Justice 54-77—161 1 mont pro, came the closest but hungry Brownell won the 16th but lost appeared yesterday Muske- Dick .* 75-74—150 A1 Fcminelli *2-80—162 . teur for his first victory in Arnold Palmer 75-75—150 Gus Balerno 51-51—162:1 he had one stroke too many the 17th and that was it. gon sports pages; Lloyd Manerum 72-75—150 Chronicle Sam Urzetta ...... , of consequence. Tommy 1 #3-79—162 with 75-80—155. That cost him But if the old hands are go- “Attention baseball fans. Jacobs 75-75—151 Oeorge Bolesta 51-51—162 Brownell Bumped LEAGUE STANDINGS Joe E Campbell 77.74—151 xDavid Smith 81-51—162 1 at least $250, as all pros who ing down before the onrush of The Muskegon Eagles' annual I Joe Jimlnes .... 75-75—152 Claude Harmon 58-79—162 . thinks that's Sam Drake 7#-74—152 ! xJames R English #f.51—16? I turn in a card today get the t Buppert's youth, Beman Harrison ..... second-round vic- baseball excursion scheduled Dutch 75-75—15° Chuck Du Free 53-79—162 , much. The 60 and ties perfectly natural. AMERICAN Standings Wlnlnger 7#-74—152 f*hn Clear? . 50.52—162 1 low tim yesterday Bobby ; June 21 for the Detroit Tigers 5,5x2 J; » „ 1 was I 80on January 79-73—152 Ed Barttau. Jr #l-51—162 ; made the cut, with 154 the guys Jerry Barber W ! Brownell, who practically “The young got a little New York game lesterdev » 79.7:1—15*1 i xJames Vickers #O-52—162 once vs. Yankees Rrtulti of 1j ? - 6 £ Clubs S' 6 Freddie Haas ..... "5-77—157 ' xMal Oalletta #0.52—162 ! highest 36-hole score. champion- older," he says, “and the old Detroit) 10; WMh ’ *Oene assured himself of a | tat has been cancelled r i'sr| * ! * Babe Llrhardus "0.75—152 Francis 82-51 —163 hardly any guys—well, maybe, they just s lie 1 3 •Jerr* Pittman 7’’-77—ls*’ ’ Marshall Springer 51-52—163 Doser deserved an 80. ship in tournament here- due to lack of sales.” - ticket Ch fcdgSJ! Now York 4 7 6 43 5 35 16 .686 Ken Venturi 79-73—157 ' Ray Grabnake h Dut he couldn’t buy a 5-foct abouts by filing his entry. got a little too old.” The Eagles expected 300 to !U Pjj Chick "arb*rt 75-75—153 1 Don Waryan 67-61—163 YesterOav Borton 5 3 6 5 3 6 29 26 .527 8 Jerry I Tommy Veech 60-#3—163 j putt. On numerous holes hed Seven y. ars ago in this same Boaart, Chfvj make the trip and said refunds D£rr lP?!!Y I i\— w Abbott 60-63—163 , First round —Kslph #: c. 3 Buck W <»e 70.77—153 l Pat trifle, Chase, Bo>t. k Cjty 3| 2 « Ford t Gene Dah’bender #4.79—163 miss the green Just a tournament at Farmlngton. I defeated Eddie Johnston. Coun- were asked by most of 200 who Kans ; J| !!_! 4 | 71 4| 4 2« .500 9 4 Do”" -#.75—153 Elroy try Club of Maryland, 4 and 3. Qeorae Don Fairfield 75-75—153 , Marti #4.79—163 . chip nicely, but miss the par Va.. Brownell whipped Buppert i Thornton. Manor, defeated Jack Rites, already had purchased tickets 6j 26 .481 101, Ja* Herb-rt 77-75—153 i xHurh D. Thompson .... 53-80—163 and 1 Dunn, WASH. ! 41 4!— 2. 2 4 4 28 FrankMn Keller 54-79—163 1 putt. and yesterday was revenge i Rollins Road. S John when Tighe was fired Tuesday. ciev°«t.“n? •Jack klaus 79-75—154 ' i Kenwood, defeated Jay Randolph, Be- Ted Owln 75-75—154 Rill Johnator 63-60—163 1 Beman. only a stroke thesda. 2 and 1. Chick Cullinane. Sam Penecale 77-77—154 Btan Thirsk 62-62—164 Deane time. Manor, On their 1957 excursion. Mus- et !, Y Gene Baraaen 64-60—164 low Bethesda. defeated Louis Fuchs. Cleveland 232 4 4 6526 30 .464 11' , BilW Matwell 75-75—154 back of Harvle Ward for Ralph Bogart, defending i .'> and Jerry Manor, de- kegon Eagles Tighe K C*L« Bo.ton •Bobby Jouett T Brown ?. McFerren. made a Nichols 79-75—154 Kenny 64-60—16463-65—154 the feated Conaresaional. Harney Finns amateur honors after first champion and three times win- Tom Pritchard. Bethesda, life member in Briggs Stadium O.wTNi.rn* jDetroit 3 4 4 4 1 29 .453 12 Paul 77-77—151 Robert Hamrick 63-6i—164 5 and 4 Del Beman, de- 3 5 24 Herman Parron 75-75—154 t,f Maryland seated W*‘h 2l *ltre Clcbon 66-^5—164 round, spent most of the sec- ner; Claude Wild, I Willie Johnson. Baltimore Conn- ceremonies. C 214345 322 30 .423 13C, Mike pavella 75-75—154 try Club, 1 up. 19 holes Howard Tpm ' 'ChKOgo Bt»n Moml 1«* ond hacking out of the State amateur champion, and 's Philadelphia City, 8 •Harvie Ward 74.50—154 vWliliiir J Patton round 1 Everitt and Atlantic *? !?’> Lm» 26!28 29130 | j Bud Ward 75-75—154 EAwarii Ltwla a rough. It up : Qreen Sprint ~~ " ~ 27:30 I -..li—lM added Everitt, topflight defeated Herb Wasner. .Vn T fl 626 f tenacious a Cary 73-79—154 ... Howard <2). , ; Valiev Hunt Club. 2 and 1. Harry K. C. nt Bost. I Mlddlecoff vDlck chapman Rl-M—lOS years ! defeated Clayton Bo# C**owlev .... . 75-75—154 ' BvrnaviJ Riviere ... 00-78—105 to 83. , star for at the Manu- Parr Eikrldse, TODAY'S SPORTS *n.siv_i«r, i Eislrser. Kenwood, A and 4 Hank Mike Fetchlck 75-75—154 i Krnnet Still Baltimore's John O’Donnell facturers Country Cluo in Majeski. Baltimore, defeated Jack § jBill Stella 1 Standing! ~S | I '§ | „ S failed to Qualify hole to - 8> vD'ek Foote fte-SS—IBB needed four on the last Philadelphia, just de- Doser, Woodmont. 2 and 1. Bill Dud- # 1 are as ON TELEVISION NATIONAL 75-50—165 i Dale reason ... -53—166 ley. Bethesda. defeated Larry Burd, # , c|#bt Clarence Doser And six of U .... survive, but on one |JJ . 79-67—166] took termined to prove that the Bethesda. 1 up John Orubb. Manor, | j_c« s'. Sam Snead II Joe Sodd defeated Bob McFerren Manor, a and Baseball BeenHe fwlHlw Injj CIK 3 I 3 I Smiley Quirk 74-51 165 »! James Riggins 90-77—167; the toughest finishing holes in ripe B 9 *3 KrutOlg .... j time is not yet for the j l»!ojf! Mike Bouchak . ? Johnny 83-6. V—l67 John Owen Manor defeated John 76-10—155 ,> Cleveland, .... 6 two Washington - ? i James -6A—167 upstarts. Contreaslonal. .1 and 2. vs. .' p’tu.' *. Mihfoofcot 4 6 4 5 6 5 0 30 21 .588 A1 Mensert 77-7i—lW 1 McNair golf. His 79-77—156 was Eislnter ua l | Johnny • ...... brash Burning Tree, Palmer ...... 7«-75—165 Ritter ##-82—165: of Claude Wild. defeated WTTO—S 2 p.m. — too high. Thomas - gDr H #0.#2—168! Richard Bailey 1 Son Fran 8 31 23 .554 1' , Art Doe ring 1! C Dahl Final Tomorrow Maury 2 and Bruce Kessler. Sine:.t ch!’c I *oPd 2 3 5 4 5 4 Brady 79-75 88-80—168; defeated Norman Keith. Golf r * Jackson ... ? Tont Loneo Annapolis, teacher and Bethesda. ln Bob Toski 7d-SO—led Tom Burke ... #*.84—169 school Chevy Chase. ! up Bill Buppert. Be- National Open Golf Cham- Cincinnati 2 3 45334 24 13 All 4 Rill E-furth pro, was too many today will cut Moreno, John O'Donnell ..... —)H part-time Two rounds thesda. defeated Lt Marceltn Zi’iX /. —170: Bobby .... 7J-W—|M Don Clarkson two finalists, Port Lee, 2 and 1. Brownell. pionship. WRC-4 4:30 pm. Fitffb.rgti 355—22 5527 27 .500 4', Fred Hawkins 86-8^* with 158. as was Carl Lohren th field to the ' Chevy-Chase, Walt Panow- •wr |rn»e Voaaler I Dr Jame* Foust '55 —IZS» I defeated Dr iC yw ..... Country Mkryland, Horse Racing C *Urra» Robbins —l2? of Brooke Manor with 158. •! ski, Club of 1 *6 — who play a 36-hole match to- fhlu *it 8. F St Look 523 —7 3425 .49* 5 Hn : !, xFdwln S Kacior 22*2? >* '* ana . Metropolitan Handicap from Pitt, nt La m. :::::: \ yfu-eno 7,uspann ... ***s5—1 Scores of the Middle Atlantic rn ow for the title. Here is 13 Second round Bosart defeated Ch(to9# 52434 4527 29 .482 s', M:E | F R 87-88—17?) . WTOP-9 4:30 I Miller # qualifiers: they teed oft this morn- i Thornton. 2 and 1 Dunn defeated Belmont Park. xßor Moore ...... /-88—J < how Cullinane. 2up Beman defeated Mc- 342 5 3 2 428 21 .442 7' 3 [ Brooks po-89 —1 .0 Cltrence Dnxr Ferren, Fveritt p.m. xJames 7S-SO—US ing: 2 and 1. defeated uTVirr | *loaeph Bocctsano 94.90—!#? John O'Donnell }?§ Parr 3 and 2. Majeski defeated Bowling ll Ang i213 4 5 .434 8 Sip. H Kringle 77-g any- Ut 3. U3O ..... I Bdward Bogart, big favorite of ' Dudley. 2 Orubb defeated Pltu L * Jim TttradM 51-75—1 M Mackey 4 and Phil, if.t ? Mag Evans [ ?#« 96-t age, Owen the Champ. 8 | #3-74—lM • body over 30 years of 3 and 2 Wild defeated Kessler Bowl WMAL-7 i21|25i23 27 2629 29 30 j ~f" Jerk neck * Denotes withdrew, xCftrl Lohren —-—BO-79 «¦!»• 4 end 3. Buppert defeated Brownell xAmateur. • pm. . 80-77—L67 a Denotes amateur. against John Dunn. 20*year- 2 and 1. 6:30 K Harold Williams I, \ v» m