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* -> 1 ... £ K ,' " * V '/V A•• w ': ¦ |fl)e fßdcning f&htf Sports « D WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1959 Senators Await Next Blow As They Go Into Chicago White Sox Fret 2 EARLY LEADERS HAVE TROUBLES Skid Reaches 12 Art Wall Starts Fast As Even Umpire Over Failure to Moves Into Act By BURTON HAWKINS In PGA Second Round Star Stpfl Writer CHICAGO. July 31. The MINNEAPOLIS, July 31 . other day of sunshine and gen- * •.« Senators believe they've dis- • " V..V V v '.• ~" v •• -:• •*•; ... ../, Shake Indians (AP). —The of a bizarre, , tie ¦¦-¦:>;•:••:? _ .-., : - ' ’ ¦•¦¦'..¦-¦¦ strain breezes. covered every conceivable ' Associated nine-man tie for first place in The first-place crush after '••• •• B.v the Press i , method of losing, beating them- ft* w r * « * - «... .~At''k*•• ¦ ¦>•' • the National PGA champion- • 18 holes was without parallel in The league - leading White selves in various, fascinating ship started to exact an early ' a major post-war golf tourna- beginning ways, but there’s a possibility AUSPICIOUS START—Willie McCovey, im- and drove in two as the Giants ended their Sox are to wonder today, . toll in the second round ment. It turned the 41st an- they'll explore uncharted pro- by the Giants from in four-game losing streak with 7-2 victory. just what they have to do money-playing Wall, . nual a ported Phoenix earlier a to while Art PGA into wild and un- cedures starting tonight in the kind of major league start McCovey is pictured scoring in the fourth persistent jr„started flashy at the predictable charge. the day, had the shake off the Indians a run -1 mass opener of a four-game enough senes they dream about in yesterday’s game against inning by kicking the ball out of Joe Lonnett’s in the American League pen- leaders. There was room at with the league-leading White Wall, whose 70 put him a the top for such gilded names the Phillies at San Francisco. He hit four-for- mitt.—AP Wirephoto. nant I Sox. race. stroke behind the first-round of golf as National Open Cham- four, including two triples, scored three runs Calvin Griffith, The White Sox have won pion Casper, Souchak and Litt- the club pres- seven of their last eight de- Picture and Complete Scores in -1 ler. and for such obscure ones ident, will be on hand to see cisions and 15 of 20 since the PGA. Page D-3 1 as Hart and Klein. All-Star Game break, includ- There was a nod to age and Major Standings and Bo* Scores. McCOVCY 4-FOR-4 IN DEBUT leaders, birdied two of the first ing a 3-1 triumph over the experience Page D 6 holes morning at battle-earned in the Yankees yesterday, but they three this presence among of Minneapolis Golf Club Course. the leaders lead Cleveland by only one 43-year-old Barber, tonight's game. He's stopping ! Trouble showed up early for the and ATCHISON'S game. bow to youth in the presence off for a day en route to Los Rookie Plays Key Role 23-year-old Dick Hart of Hins- a the All-Star The race has shaken down dale, 111., an assistant club pro ( of Hart, 23. Angeles for second much a Game. While here he and Man- to pretty of two-team whose opening one-under-par Couldn't Plan It Brtter ANGLE although City ager Lavagetto will ex- affair Kansas 69 gave him a piece of the lead i There were moneybag tour- Cookie fe* £ As Giants Regain Lead is still charging at the leaders. plore the possibility of seeking BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON with eight others. regulars, driving-range (50-49) nament help from the farm. By the Associated Press by The Athletics moved Hart bogied the first operators pros. an error, sacrifice, singles into third place last night with and 1 and club The Last night the novelty of Mays, McCovey ,seventh holes for a 2-over-37 PGA, the San Francisco is back in the Willie and a 4-1 victory Washington, 1 tournament for the having umpire nudge them Cepeda pitch. over |at the nine-hole turn. He ’ pros, planned an and a wild their 11th straight. The In- couldn't have it toward a defeat bv getting hit National League lead, but it barely escaped two more bogies > A one-out single by Ray better. slow, twisting took a whale of do dians kept pace with the White when he topped his drive only wtih a roller Famed Counterspy a Sports Fan a parlay to Mejias, following single by ' Seventeen others were with- a Sox by beating Boston. 4-3, yards which had eluded everybody it—five unearned runs, a 4-for- Dick Bill 120 on the second and in two strokes of the lead. LOS ANGELES, July 31—Matt Cvetic, the former FBI Groat and Virdon's with Minnie Minoso driving in hit trap the third. J else is the Senators’ latest con- by won a on Good They included such money counterspy figure -4 debut Rookie Willie Mc- double, it for the Pirates, all their runs, and Detroit two. rare lost two fewer games than Defending Champion , yesterday before throwing one having two on base. ** * * with a 6-2 decision the Ceccarelli his first defeat Dow runners over in Cleveland. That means we have Finsterwald. working 71, of his tantrums. Lumpe alertly retrieved the ball " Cubs, hammering four home five decisions. Consecutive on a CVETIC SPENT NINE YEARS in the FBl's service, ' made a four-game improve- was two under par after six Bolt Breaks Club and fired to the plate to nip Jim runs as 38-year-old Warren homers by Felix Mantilla (2) infiltrating the higher echelon of the Communist Party in ment in this very important holes. Bolt, a tough-luck victim Lemon, trying to score from Spahn gained 260th victory and Hank Aaron (27) clinched his department.” | who shot a 76 despite hitting second base. this country. Since dropping the pose that once lost him Johnny Logan The other first-round leaders St. Louis defeated Cincinnati. it in the third. The White Sox, who enter- —Bill Casper, all but two fairways, swung Paparella thus cost the Sena- many of his friends, he has written a book, a radio series, 1- with Bob Gibson blanking (13) and Andy (1) Mike Souchak, Pafko fin- tain the staggering Senators Jerry Klein, his putter into a locker room tors at least one run in a 4-1 and is currently TV series to carry the the Reds eight hits in his ished the home Barber. Chuck preparing a on on run job for the tonight, have 58 victories and Gene Littler, bench in disgust. The mallet- loss to the Athletics, who ran first major league start. Braves, once again were Mike Krak and fight against communism. who 40 losses for a .592 percentage. Walt Burkemo later head flew loose and wound up their winning streak to 11 without injured Ed Mathews, had ‘‘These athletes,” he said, nodding at Redskins going Giants Shaken Cleveland is 58 and 42 with a starting times. on the other side of the locker games, longest in the American their top slugger. .580 percentage. room. League since 1954, while inflict- through their exercises at Occidental College, ‘‘couldn't McCovey, 21, a lean, 6-foot- The big field of 174, chasing Spahn (14-10) beat the Cubs Early Wynn, 39-year-old money “Missed a three-foot birdie ing the twelfth straight setback pack their suitcase and quit if they were in Russia. IJor -4 first baseman, also singled, prize totaling more than NATIONAL, Page D-4 AMERICAN, Page D-4 $30,000, was See PGA, Page I)-3 SENATORS, Page I)-4 would they be allowed to do their own thinking.” twice in his first major league j See See blessed with an- See game Manager Rig- him, there athletes in this country after Bill Well, we told are ney shook up the Giants’ line-, not permitted to do this, such as Paul Brown's Cleveland up, 7gTTCTi' j lll switching Orlando Cepeda lap r- •n !Tr ,TO if ina'yiTT'Ji 4'! y'l'r'MgMr¦ jj?"’rr^^rn 11 rfprnfp quarterbacks. And there are others who couldn't be accused from first to third base and 1 *¦ i i l 1 benching Jim Davenport. ¦ of it. But Cvetic was serious. With McCovey showing them ‘‘lfthey didn't want to play football,” said, ‘‘they’d he how, the Giants collected 10 • be put to work on a farm, or in a factory. They'd have no hits and rolled up their biggest OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9 OPEN SATURDAY choice in the matter.” ! run total in more than two * * * * | weeks. Mike McCormick thinking. TELEVISION of them like to advertise their high grode merchandise, too— What's more we offer vou A FREE COPY of our re.w-fameui ‘ Friday * ‘‘That may be true,” he said, but they are sent over but ls isn f p° ssible ,0 P ut ,he lo c ' r P rice on ,he highest TIRE-GRADE CHART, that the descriptions cf Baseball jHyMKWHHk. gives you th# to country with exact instructions. They undoubtedly lines grades tiri mr this Orioles vs. replies give Indians, WJZ—I3 had as many sessions learning the to to ques- (Baltimore), 8 p.m. ' ,f „c; f,.,r-i,ne tions sure to be asked as they did on the field. If you’ve cbout the grade, t Ask tire scccnd-hnc, COME IN ... OR WRITE FOR YOUR COPT TODAY' PLEAS! 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