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Mtssssmthe SAFEST STQP YOUR CAR EVER HAD Be Russ Kemmerer and Camilo This Fourth Round in the 72- J Ab R Tar Avg THE EVENING STAR Ex-Champions Coe Leads Americans Wishington, C. C, M-day, May 2s, 1959 D-3 In British Amateur Rocca Among Six Stock Car Driver Draw Distant in Top Match at Killed in Mishap Continued From Fage D-l [day,” the Oklahoman said. "De- 1 FLAT ROCK. Mich.. May 25 drove Into the rough only once. spite that, I played pretty well (AP).—Tom Bauer, 23, of Ann good drive the Uline's Tonight He hit a at | considering the wind and cold.” Arbon, Mich., for'soo' fifth the kicked was killed last Posts but ball into Antonino Rocca, Red Bastier shakily, the high grass, which has been He started taking a 6 night when his stock ear APOLIB, May 35 and Big Heart INDIAN allowed grow for weeks. on the first hole after missing Chief will team crashed into a retaining wall to five up against (AP). Jimmy Bryan of! Hyndman. troubled with a a tee shot and another 6 at the the Graham broth-! at the Flat Rock Speedway. competing Phoenix and Pat Plaherty of bad back, won eight of the first fifth where his second shot was era and the Sheik in the sea-i | Bauer was in. his fQn«p wrapped up first race at the track whon /’T* ¦ Chicago, both former winners, nine holes and the the ture bout of tonight’s wrestling a 10th. He buried in deep grass. , tire out at the south tjirn, will start far back in the held match on the was one show at Uline Arena. The show Ij blew under par for the 10 holes he (forcing the auto out of Coe Among Favorites opens at (:30. control. Saturday when 33 cars blast played. •“He was driving a modified away from the starUng line in Hyndman got a birdie on the Coe is one of the top favor- Jack Davis of the Redskins .coupe. ites to win the tournament. He the 43d 500-mile race at the 396-yard ninth where his drive will make his Washington area i' „• has the type steady, accurate . i Indianapolis Speedway. and seven-iron shots put the of debut against Nature Boy 'j' . i_ Motor game that could see him add- ball 3 feet from the cup. He Bradley. Davis is undefeated! The windup of 10-mile quali- jsank a 10-footer at the 10th ing the British Amateur to the your fications yesterday left Bryan for another birdie which closed American championship he won In 12 matches. LARK in the middle of the seventh out the match. last year. The last golfer to In other bouts, Johnny will cost you less hold both titles at the Barend and Donn Lew * row. with 19 cars to pass beiore Rough Called Worst | same in meet iron, time was Lawson Little in 1935. John and Chris Ida May ,v he repeat last year's $105,- Tolas. ’“ can ” Nicklaus said the cold and - 000 victory. In losing his extra-hole match Martinez and Mae Young meet LEE D. BUTLtR the wind didn’t bother him. with Bonse 2 Gloria Barattni and Barbara Plaherty, returning to the rough Thirlwell. was But he aded: "The is down the The Mighty Jumbo I¦ i lineup for time since at 13th but rallied to Baker. the first the worst X ever have seen.” square things at the 15th. Then faces Little Eagle and Tokyo |9 he took the 1956 Memorial Day Ridgley, who at one time missed a short putt at the Joe is up against Luis Martinez. Wxtir Luki Camel,, event, qualified shade faster played out of Havertown, Pa., |he a which would have for than Bryan and will start in England 118th won has been stationed in Colorado j^^KPS^ORuNH',; 18th place, in the sixth row. for 11 years. He him. At the 21st. the was runner- golfer overhit the green WINDSHIELD up British and Bryan in the 1957 Amateur. took winning Rangers, Has Trouble Ridgley said he hit only three a 5 to Thirlwell’s 4 Bruins Tie Many of the Bryan nearly missed the pro- bad shots during bis round, un- American play- VIENNA. May 25 <AP).—The SCRATCHED? gram. oil pump failed derclubbing each time. op- ers described the course as Rangers His Fri- His tougher than of those New York and the OU, NEW DEVICE 3000010^|50y day and ruined the ponent. Torrence, a member of most almost en- Open. Boston Bruins of the National gine of the Belond Special that the Pine Valley in New used for their National ! Will Remove Scratches Club Officials of the 'Hockey League played to a 4-4 l has won the last two 500 s. Jersey, started badly. He took 6,728-yard and Refoltsh Royal St. George's Owner-Builder George Salih four shots out of the rough links on the tie before about 1,000 fans last edge of D C. Inspection Repairs * and his crew completely re- on the first hole and lost a ball the English Channel night in the final game of vffifeLw w ¦ BWWBBmw^^B I their! y-y v sparked big controversy '*•*??* s t: tSKjltSl' ¦ iB^M^W^MWWBMBMBMMBffEa^MK built the power plant and Bryan on the second. a about European the rough by letting grass exhibition tour. Os qualified Saturday. Coe. two down through the the played ;! grow wild in the last five weeks. the 23 matches the HERSON 72 Si: The field qualified a little fifth and even at the turn, won Rangersj won 11, the Bruins ; Open Sot to, Rick Up Delivery Coll five of the six holes on the in- Their idea was to make the par slower than last year's record 35-36—71 course much harder nine and three were tied. AD. 2-7100 average of 143.445 miles an coming nine. j “I never hit a good putt all for the 64th British Amateur. hour. This year’s average in The golfers agreed the offi- qualifying the four sessions was cials had done that, all right. 143.004. Bigelow Wins Race And many said that if the winds The front half of the lineup' Harvey Bigelow of Baileys really whipped in from the eOAST ' is extremely fast, led by Johnny ! Crossroads beat out Newt Swift Channel there would be more Thomson of Boyertown, Pa., of Gaithersburg for victory in scopes of 80 than of 70 in the > who set a one-lap • record of the 22-lap feature mortocycle match-play tournament which n.. *..a^»iM*4iyiMfiS£!f 146.532 May 16. The last half, race at Vista Raceway yester- ends with a 36-hole finals Sat- although manned by veteran day. urday. Anjjll MONDAY TO FRIDAY 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. *' ¦* £ * "- \*iL*&** drivers, includes 10 cars with VI CIV# SATURDAY FROM 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. qualifying speeds that THE BIG GRAB—Rocky would i Colavito of the Indians hauls in Charley Max- not have made last year's line- well’s long poke against the rightfield fence to shut the door on a ninth- up. inning rally in yesterday’s first game Detroit in Cleveland. The Tigers Grope For All WORK GUARANTEED IN WRITING* came up with one run to tie the/score at 2-2 and had a runner on second Answers. base when Colavito made this catch for the third out. The Indians won Speedway veterans groped in the ninth, but the Tigers took the nightcap, 6-3. AP Wirephoto. for explanations—uncommonly high winds, too much rain, and low temperatures that kept X tires from getting a good grip on the brick and asphalt track. The final qualifying session yesterday BRAKES Throneberry Appears was run without a I Whitt Leading single mishap. In an accident Saturday, Rookie Earl Motter £ ' j of Fresno, Calif., escaped in- Ready to Plug Big Hole jury when his car hit the out- By Stroke in side retaining wall. That was innings. * Continued From Face D-l one hit in his 3Vi the' sixth wreck of the month REUNEDWith BONDED Linings While You Watch Senators figure to see little left- That was Pete Daley's eighth- at the old track. handed pitching. inning single which Allison mis- [J *A judged. Memphis The lineup in its final form FRONT END Throneberry and Catcher Golf was loaded with old timers who Clint Courtney—who will re- The Senators picked up a ALIGNMENT (AP).— know every crack and bump in turn duty June 9—are left- run in the first inning after MEMPHIS, May 25 3.95 .to The $25,000 Memphis Open the speedway. A. J. Foyt of CHtVKOLCTS '“car handed hitters who should Allison and Killebrew were Houston, Tex., 24, will be the Nolh . S)ud .bak .,. Hud . thrive on a steady diet of-right- walked by Jerry Casale. Julio went into overtime today led PLYMOUTH 6 son, Willy, and '57 59 ' by Don Whitt, a California golf j only driver in the lineup under FORD CAPS Suicki, Old,, Chryiler pitching. Courtney, cur- Becquer’s single of! Shortstop products } handed pro out 30 years of age. and Lincoln* rently the disabled list as Don Btjddin’s glove' got Alli- to break his final round Po '’' oddi on ! Russo, Includes Ports and Labor ' the result of getting mumps, is son across. Jinx. Paul 45, Webster the All exc.pl Noth. ! .. Though often a threat, Whitt Groves, Mo., reluctantly parted others |£L QK T , eager to start swinging against Bertoia opened a three-run M/; stud*., Pack, t Hud,on 10.73 Heavy Dual Action never has managed to win a company the powerful the succession of righthanded uprising in the fifth with a with Q JOHN SjpN'jZlMilRP HY single PGA tournament in four hard- Novi in which he set the race’s I FREE Broke Inspection At Alt Times SHOCK pitchers seeing.
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