' ¦Mfr . *&&* JBsk.,W 4|nsgjfe Long Open Windup Toddy * . ,'Jfe. ' '¦ kimLf ¦ v.^^HV , ; Uy-'s&i -'- ifiiiP^^ .* V- ’^Ml:JiiiiK, ¦ :! I:TOEif . ¦fr ¥ * Hnf nHWI**Y3W%!™ - teRC ' ™ ' ..ta, JwhE. x v: TO V • ¦ Jfclßß^K# , ''.;x nF~ ll«3&ilßafML vyfc y->-• ~ Tests Bolt's Temperament “I gueas 111 have to, there’s State, Charlie Coe, thq ama- % 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 ’<s - jyt 'M • jrrJ* 1952 at this point, the .year he " ¦ pack By MERRELL WHITTLESEY led the with 71-71—142 driving away, with so much overcame Ben Hogan. Star SUB WrtUr as today’s endurance contest of iwork to be done. TULSA. June 14.—The worst , 36 holes started. Bolt took six on the 18th Some Stan Falter Open gained golf's thing that happened to Tommy The sec- where Gary Player made a day ond most personality single But the and the cham- Bolt In the 58th National Open colorful birdie three, so only a pionship to date belonged to leader, great- , golf championship yesterday as a and lost its stroke separates them at the Bolt, who cursed, est, Bam Bnead, positively for halfway Player, ranted and happened to him with no more mark. the 22- raved at sports writers when holes to play, so the question this one and probably for all year-old South African, proved time. Snead, the 5-to-l favor- he entered hte clubhouse. But remains: Can golf’s most tem- ¦ Southern Hills could be con- 30 minutes later he drew an ite, took an Incredulous , the tournament's pestuous personality take It If 80. quired with unprecedented hearty round more adversity threatens to- failed to make the low 50, and only sub-par round, a 68 that applause played of when he concluded day? went homei last night. “I left him at 143 after his open- press JSHB putted a conference that left worse,” Tommy, who complained that , bad and he said. ing 75. them rolling in the Frank birdied 16 aisles. there are too many players in Apart Stranahan The casualty list championship, least 100 j One Stroke and 17 for his second 72 and over this this at monster of win, Sam a grin when 144. Next in line were three a golf course was who have no chance to still had laden with big names. Billy took a 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.