•* * THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. . r*v"*'X I DOCTORING WEDNESDAY- JUT 17. INI C-3 Ted's Sudden Robinson Hit Bth Time, YOUR GOLF But He's Ready to Play By DR. CARY MIDDLECOFF U.S. Captures 10 of 12 'Spurt' PATIENT'S COMPLAINT: Presses NEW YORK. July 17 UP).— The ball last night, thrown by Can't Keep Left Arm Straight. ; Frank Matches in Senior Golf Robinson. Cincinnati’s Ruben Gomez, struck him just DIAGNOSIS: Restricted All-Star dis- above the left and Joseph \\ ; leftflelder. was temple. Shoulder Turn. MUIRFIELD. Scotland. July- Wei»> Newell Va . Mk charged from the hospital and debated John Beck and J. T Thirsa, "There is no question in TREATMENT: Turn Your -17 (A*).—Led by Col. Thomas Br.iain. Yankee will be available for today's Hk Rival my Col. Martin i? ro\e mind but that Robinson Back. Thick Morria- game with the Giants although ! M. Belshe, who golfs with Pres- town V J and Paul Dunkeli Ridte- Continued from Page C-l is thrown at.” Manager Birdie To hit a golf ball with power wood. N J . lost to T A Tcrranc# he hit temple ident Eisenhower at the Burn- and G E game, and then taking a regu- was on the left Tebbetts said. and accuracy, the left Beharrell. Britain by pitched arm ing Maurice R. Smith. Katiaa* City and a ball with such “I caught long Tree Country Club of A bury. - lation game. 5-3, as Thomas enough to Brock Park Old West N Y. last night pro- and J. P rapped a two-run double in a force that his know the difference between Washington. D. C., United defeated T. L Heald H Neilson. tective helmet was cracked. Britain. three-run seventh after Bob a deliberate knockdown pitch States senior golfers today- Dr. C A Rudisill. Tampa. Fla . and Robinson was taken to a hos- pitch,” Walter Pederaen. Wilton Conn, de- Ruah had held the Reds to one and a brushback Teb- sought their straight feated J Walker and MaJ. Gen. Mirr- r ¦; pital for observation the second lees. hit until then. after betts said. victory in annual competition Britain. “I can’t how hit Roberts and Quittner defeated A R. Williams, a four-time batting Picture on Page C-l see he was with senior amateurs from Wilson and C H. Sclater. Canada champion, and Mantle with the ball,” said Gomez, McAllister and Haldeman defeated have C-M BACK Britain and Canada. L R Jackson and John Hadden. been at bat 40 times this incident and was kept there all who rushed to the aid of the Another Washingtonian. Eu- Canada. fallen player. Pittman and Wells defeated Dr K. month, but while Williams has night. When doctors came to “He probably faces gene Pittman of Congressional G McKenile and H. N Storm Canada. hit at a .350 clip (14 hits). check him morning just didn’t see it.” Club, among Linrisrove and Dunkeli defeated E. on this he Country was the A. Rolph and K L Wallace. Canada Mantle has slumped along at was in the midst of a nearty Manager Bill Rigney of the winners when the United Smith and Park defeated John Lew .% States and H ! McCulloch. Canada. .225 pitcher, took turns at must be kept generally straight course. Britain, captained by at bats. 6 homers and 8 runs ball this season. Last year, his brushing each other off last throughout the backswing until Bill Tweddell. former Walker Attention **%/^iS i batted in. first in the majors, he was hit Friday before they were warned the ball is hit. Cup player, scored points Top Automobile Solesmcn He was l-for-2 last night and 20 times, tops in the big leagues. by the umpire. As the backswing nears the and Canada, captained by C. put Virgil Trucks, who had an top, it is hardest to keep your H. Sclater, got only half a Read point. This eight-inning four hitter, on the left arm straight. Most players The follow is n list of the ropes. in? M?i A walk and Jackie Jen- WGCC Women HEARINGS bend their left arms here be- Singles are being played to- earnings by our top 5 salesmen ¦kBI JHSk day. By winning singles :>U Ik, tit sen’s 12th homer followed to Continued From Page C-I cause they don't turn the shoul- the for the month of June, 1957. ¦ ¦ ¦ jj ~ .nail it. tlje United States would dead- Ike Delock won it in Play Richmond for move the Giants to the New ders enough. Give the shoulders No. 1—52,351 -relief, although tagged for a full turn and keeping the left lock with Britain in the series 2—52,285 York borough Queens, pre- seven victories The No. K ’Woody Held’s second home run Title of arm straight is no great prob- at each. No. 3—51,244 the game State Golf viously mentioned as possible United States triumphed last of in the ninth. Hec STAUNTON, July UP). ’ a lem. No. 4—51,210 Lopez' hit Va.. 17 year at The compe- streak ended at 22 ;—Washington home for the Dodgers, Stone- I have met players who Bermuda. No. 5—51,092 games. Golf and Coun- tition. arranged by senior golf- try Club of Arlington and ham cited competition THINK they're taking a full pay plan on the from ing societies of the participat- Hishe-t F.ast Byrne Caps Outburst ; Country Club of Virginia turn with the shoulders—but Coast; new-ear demonstrator, TRIES DRIVER—Sam of the Yonkers Raceway with its ing countries, inaugurated SNEAD NEW Snead pon- for they aren’t. Here’s how to tell: was plus insurance furili-hed free, The Yankees blew a 4-1 lead Richmond battled it out parimutual betting, age ders whether to give up his faithful 20-year-old today If you are taking a full and in 1927. The minimum vacation v. ill, pay. Our in the ninth before Tommy honors in the annual parimutuel limit is 50, with 12 players sales- driver (left) in favor of a new one for today’s team betting. proper shoulder turn, your back men average $ 100 per car »e Byrne came on to end the Tiger women's matches of the each "If we could have nine races will be facing comprising squad. Can- heller, if inu start of the PGA golf championship at Dayton, rally by striking out Charlie , Virginia State Golf Association. toward the hole. are «n experi- in a ball park—considering Also, the left shoulder will ada's Capt. Sclater is 70. enced automobile salesman Ohio. (Story on Page C-l.)—AP Wirephoto*. Maxwell. Byrne, another of The Washigton golf be Yesterday's team each inning a race—with mu- brushing against your chin. results involving lonising lor a better position, | the AL’s old guys at 37, hit came in with low gross score tuel grinned, "we United States players: ia machines." he Don't worry about taking too rail Mr. ( aldicell at OL. O-TltlU. three-run homer to cap the of 505 in yesterday's first round have the raceway pretty J. \Y. Roberts. Columbus Ohio. And PGA six-run 10th could full a shoulder turn. Remem- Eton F. Quittner. Ryrial, Pa . lost to ! off loser Paul over the par 72, 6.082-yard In- good competition.” S Lunt and Britt W. H Aiucen. DIVVER Continued From C-l Foytack ber, the bigger the shoulder Britain. MOTOR CO. Pace 5 From Area ¦ and AI Aber. It was gleside course. Country Club of Representative Price said “his Presently Washington A rea ,» fall, turn, the better. Col. C. D McAllister. Winter Gar- Largest, Dodge-Ply and ex-champion Chick Byrne's second home run Virginia , den Fla. L. G Chi- mouth De*?!'f J in tallied a low gross of own personal idea” is that the (Copyright 1957, ) and Haldeman. Harbert says he's still feeling .two at banged 1 John F. DIUe Co cago. defeated H. Howell and W. T. *730 Oil) GEORGETOWN RD. bats. He one 510. They battled it out to- two major leagues eventually Tweddell. Britain BETIIESDA MD. after of whooping I (Friday: Play) Eugene the effects Compete in 'Sunday to cap a winning six- day in best Poor Iron Pittman. Washington. D. C.. cough. ball matches for will expand from eight to ten run ninth at Chicago. the championship. Burke started off against the clubs each and the four cities professional the , Starter Johnny Kucks of the Mrs. John Connolly of the he named benefit. host at Miami National PGA | Yanks Ray Valley Club, hit Boone in the Washington Golf and Country The Illinois Congressman, a Golf Gene Marchi, July (Special). today's DAYTON. 16 !head with a pitch, but the Club, turned in a 72 for former sports editor, offered in first round of the all- Tiger low match play —The Middle Atlantic section inftelder left the field individual net score. Mrs. some comfort also to New York, tournament. He's power. rugged quarter will represented by underj his own Gil Mc- Donald of Country now fearing possible loss of the in a on the be an ex- Dougald O'Brien the draw with Open Champion also left the game Club of Virginia Dodgers to Los Angeles and the champion, three former semi- after being was second Dick Mayer, Ted Kroll, runner- hit by Frank Lary. with a 74 while Mrs. Charles Giants to San Francisco. flnalists and a first-time quali- Early Wynn, up last year, and ex-cham- another 37- Eginroad. also Country ‘‘ltcannot be thought seriously year-old, of Club pions Chandler Harper, Denny fier in the National PGA cham- took the major league of Virginia, had a 76. that the great city of New York Shute and Jimmy Turnesa. pionship starting here today. strikeout lead at 117 by fan- Country Club of Virginia would long remain with a single Snead’s quarter includes Washington's ning seven while winning his turned in the major league baseball team.” Clarence Doser, by limiting low net score Harbert. the 1954 champion: 12th Washington of 446, Hermitage he said, "any more than it can pro at the Woodmont Club and i eight while Coun- Felice Torza, runnerup to Wal- to hits. try Club of be thought that Los Angeles veteran of many Richmond was sec- ter Burkemo in 1953, and Dow a matches in The Orioles dropped the ond with 450. James and San Francisco, to say the River Finsterwald. PGA championship, meets .White Sox on Billy Goodman’s Country Club of Warwick was nothing of Minneapolis and Ford, Burkemo and Vic AIFeminelli of Purchase. N. Y„ i two-run homer in an eighth third low net with 456, while other cities, will much longer Ghezzi are the only former inning delayed 26 minutes be- Farmington Country remain without any major champions iin the first round. Feminelli Club was league PGA in the other of rain. Goodman had fourth with 460. clubs.” draw, is one of the top golfers among cause half of the which in- a 2-0 count when Millard Farmington was third in the Price said it would be "a cludes two Open the pros Metropolitan ... any former cham- club in | Howell relieved Jim Wilson and gross score column with a 524, serious mistake to adopt pions, Ed Furgol and Jack New York. the count went to 3-1 before while Princess law. or to encourage the Fed- Fleck; Anne Country Mike Souchak, Tommy Chandler Harper. the rain started. When the Club was fourth with eral courts to reach decisions, Bolt, Jay 1950 PGA 527. Prin- Hebert and Gene champion from Portsmouth, rain stopped, Goodman tagged cess Anne Farmington that would treat organized Scoop! 1957 Wilson Littier. and met I Va., will play in his a 3-2 pitch to get the job done. in 18-hole baseball merely as a business.” K-28CaryMiddlecof^lubsjB fourth medal play for the tournament this year. He Ray Moore gave up a run on "B” title. Price told the subcommittee meets Mike Krak of Morgan- I two first-inning hits, then re- Virginia that on the whole there isn’t too Nineteen country wrong Swimming Meet town. W. Va., in the first tired 21 in a row before giving clubs entered .teams in the much with the game, but round. up a single in the eighth. He he added: tournament.~ Set for finally gave way ” "It seems obvious that some Records Charley Bassler, newly with a four- * i ' ;] method should by A special invitational swim- crowned Maryland Open cham- hitter when Nellie Fox's single be devised ming in the which cities should not meet for the purpose of pion from Rolling Road, plays ninth hit his pitching Ring King be Billy Macias threatened by attempts of all National age Skip Alexander, and Jack hand. Loes mopped up. and harassed the group records In menaces of club owners that, a 20-yard pool Isaacs of Langley, Va., AFB, Spahn Lifts Braves Drops Decision will be held at 6 p.m. Satur- plays Art Doering. The unless such and such is done, win- The Braves pulled within a they will elsewhere.” day at Congressional Country ners of those matches meet in half game of move Club. the Phils and one To Infliriated Pig He said cities the second round. point back of are not to blame the Cardinals as MEXICO CITY, July 17 when management to Timers will be Joe Rogers. Jones, Warren Spahn fails build Irv Miller, Art PGA salesman won his 10th —Raul Macias. NBA ' teams skillfully. Nor they Gene Arnold, Jack from Baltimore, with a only ißaton* are to Gardner, Elmer Hlpsley, is second off six-hitter. It was world bamtamweight cham- I blame, he added, for what he A1 the tee on his first trip to the the third defeat in 15 games pion. Conradis, Francis Pamneton | was attacked and injured ' called the frequent failure of Precisely balanced, power-hitting dubs tournament. He meets Matt for the Phils, who had the; a wild pig yesterday. ¦ DYNAMIC-BALANCED and Jocko Miller. Bartoßek bases ;by At ' club owners to buy in time iyi with the sharp accuracy and superbly ¦s * ? of Skaneateles. N. Y. loaded In the ninth when J first it was feared he might “land Andy 1 to build a new stadium effective weight distribution of the fa- U ’ Doser, Isaacs and Bassler all Pafko made a diving not be able to fight again. A BLEND OF BEAUTY have at i or ball park, with adequate mous Dynamic Balanced design. H Washington reached the semifinals of snare Richie Ashburn's sink- Francisco Rosales. parking space, Girl Bows the PGA championship. ing liner Macias’ I to make attend- POWER and CONTROL to end it. Hank manager, said later that Ma- i ance pleasure rather than ¦ c 4 In Kentucky Aaron’s 29th homer | a a Tennis came in the jcias' wounds were not as seri- i nuisance." LOUISVILLE, Ky„ first with a man on against ROCKET SHAFTS Registered July If ous as first reported. He said ¦ I CP).— pair Harvey ! A of tuiseeded play- Miss Corse Wins Haddix and the Braves’ | the cuts suffered by the fighter Set of 8 Matched and Price 9500 UU ers, Nancy Gaites of Washing- slugger reclaimed the league were "V ni "superficial.” according to Registered ton. D. C.. and Nancy Butler Government Title batting lead at .348 with a 3- what he had been told. IRONS | (j a «l4 iriQQ of Louisville, were the for-3 night while Cardinal Stan ol 7125 H talk of Nancy Corse is the women’s Macias was visiting a ranch Ptck Picks L,„ ,3000 Set 3 list the Muslal Pmt Kentucky junior invita- champion fell to .343 with l-for-4. belonging to a friend, who pre- ¦ / tional of the Government \ J tennis tournament today. Employes tenn.s Duke Snider's 20th home run, sented him with large ( Playing tournament a pig '55 CHEV. in the 18-and-under following 6—4, 6—o 'with a man on, triggered named Raton. division, a victory- a BflAirConiPO | 8 pc 808 HAGIY 8 Pc. SPALDING 8 pc fAMOUS the two Nancys bat- yesterday over Anna four-run fifth that bagged it) The pig went wild, MAKt tled for 3 hours Watkins knocked ™ "“> * " “ and 45 minutes at East Potomac Park. for the Dodgers, who scored the fighter to the ground and *1,585 cus E M T C E GOLF golf outfit before Miss Butler prevailed, twice in Wally „ Held off balance in the first the fourth on bit him several times. Raton L*'o OUTFIT OUTFIT =. 8 10, 6—3, —7, irons 9 Twenty- by Moon's throwing fainted ’sl CHEV. '• nrs 5,000 set her opponent's high, error. and was unconscious HR Iro»»« *4<'9.o ;: •: Wonr.s 1V«Ml seven times they volleyed Daryl SDr : RAH 111 - Wooas .toon Wmk for soft shots. Miss Corse used Spencer and Ed Bres- for 15 minutes. When he W*®*1 liH* 0 a single point. su- re- 1 :o 5 *:«» 1 i perior power to win the second soud drove in all the Giant gained consciousness, he com- *245 HR All seeded players bT JO advanced. 1 ' convincingly. runs, with Spencer hammering plained of severe head and pZJiI H 87.20 6.J fto HSf In the men's quarter-finals in four on a single and two back pains, indicating a possi- MAJOR |AI Talkin beat Lindy Kehoe, homers. Willie Mays was ble spinal injury. 11 15 11 LEADERS i B—6. 6—2, and Jack McCarthy 4-for-4 against Hal Jeffcoat and He was rushed to a hospital By the associated Press led Larry' Kiddlekamp. B—6. i I reliever Hersh Freeman. Gomez in Mexico City. After an oper- || 37 I 49 I 28 § when darkness 11th, losing shutout, ation the fighter's i&SBp 5—4. halted i |won his a i surgeon said Arlington ai Virginia .... 'based on Son bats the match. 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