Carr 1 Up on Ward After 27 Holes in British Amateur Golf Final fattening f&lafppofls Favored American, Fourth Straight Win Nats Gunning for Berth Washington, Saturday, ** Hole, * D. C., Mfiy 30, 1953—iA-8 3 Down at 18th Sought by Tom Fool In First Division Today Puts on Brisk Rally In Today's Suburban By Burton Hawkins stirred up a off loser Sid Maureen Defeats Hudson. ly the Associated Prvss By Press Today’s -header with th« Associated Jim Busby's and Ed HOYLAKE. England. May 30. NEW YORK. May 30.—Bel- Boston at Griffith Stadium gives Yost’s netted the Nats a —Fighting uphillbattle, Har- For French Crown an mont Park is the scene of the the Nats an opportunity to escape run in that session and after ly tho Associated Press the vie of Atlanta, Ga., de- way to the finals of French Ward running the second division for the first Wayne Terwilliger walked, Ver- PARIS, May 30.—Maureen in which 110 fending champion, trailed Ire- 67th of the $50,000- i j tournament com- time season, sweep non blasted a deep drive toward the United States and : singles. land’s Joe Carr by one hole after added Suburban Handicap to- this with a i Connolly, peted in the men’s Mr** ' i iQHf the Washington bullpen. of their 36-hole final for elevating into more desir- Piersall Wimbledon tennis queen, today “If Seixas beats RoseF&ll. 27 holes day, with Tom Fool, Royal Vale, j them hauled it in with a remarkable golf cham- I won the French championship i maybe we’ve a chance to get the British Amateur One Count and nine others ab ** company at the expense of running stab. in her first shot at the title by the back,” said Rus- pionship. the Red Sox. j scheduled to slug it out in one The Red Sox had spurted into defeating Doris Hart of Coral sell B. Kingman of Orange. N. J., Behind by three holes after Cagey Chico Marrero, in pur- a lead in the first America’s great horse races. i when Gables, Fla., 6—2, 6—4. former president of the United the 18-hole morning round when I suit of a fourth straight win and Kell tripled and scored on Dick A near-capacity crowd of 11,- ! States Lawn Tennis Associa- the tall Irishman fired a one- The mile-and-one-quarter test 5 his fifth of the year, and Sonny Gernert’s single, but the Nats 000 in Roland Garros Stadium, tion. over-par 74 for the 7,078 Hoy- for 3-year-olds and upward is Dixon, emerging from bullpen matched that in the third and saw the 18-year-old blonde from : Miss Connolly Julie Samp- lake layout, Ward the and cut down expected to draw a holiday crowd ranks to get his second chance scored three runs in the fourth San Diego, Calif., gain sweet re- son of San Marino, Calif., and margin in the outgoing nine in at a starting assignment, will when Jackie Jensen, Pete Run- venge of 50,000 or more to see if the for her recent loss to Miss Miss Hart and of the afternoon when Carr’s game pitch for the Nats against Mickey nels and Busby singled succes- Hart in the Italian champion- to the Greentree Akron, Ohio, advanced fell apart. Stable’s Tom Fool can McDermott and Willard Nixon. sively, Ed FitzGerald followed ships recently. yesterday, at Rome women’s doubles finals Harvie shot a flve-over-par 41 rack up his fourth straight vic- The second game of today’s with a double and Kell chipped of Meanwhile. Phil- while two Aussie tandems mo- in the first half of the afternoon tory of the year without a de- double-header will be televised by in with an error on Yost’s topped adelphia and Australia’s Ken nopolized the men’s doubles. pressure, Station (Channel 5). grounder. while Carr, feeling the feat. If 12 start, the purse will WTTG Rosewall were to meet in the Mervyn Rose and Clyde Wil- soared to a 42. which included Trailing the fourth-place Schmitz had a five-hitter singles finals and gross Red in men's the derspin eliminated Seixas and two sixes. $61,000 with the winner by half a game as the re- his grasp until the ninth, when may Sox match indicate whether the of Coral Gables, Cuts Carr’s Margin. netting $42,900, third-richest sult of a 4-2 victory at Griffith Billy Consolo tripled and scored United States can win back the 6—o, 7—5, I—6, 9—7. Rosewall Ward won the 19th and 21st Suburban. Stadium last night before n on Gernert’s single. Tom Um- Davis Cup from the Aussies. and Hoad moved into the finals phlett also singled holes to cut Carr’s margin to one (The race will be televised crowd of 7,139, the Nats could with two out, Seixas. second-ranked Ameri- by ousting Egypt’s Jaroslav hole, lost the 23d when Carr move games ahead of but Sammy White lifted a game- can Lewis Hoad, Drobny to the Washington area by IV* Boston player, defeated and of Los birdied, and then sliced the ad- before the clubs shift to Fenway ending foul to Fitz Gerald. young Australian star, on his Angeles, 6—3, 6 —l, 6 —3. Station WNBW (Channel 4) Spec vantage to one up again on the at 4 p.m.) Park tomorrow for another dou- Shea and Julio Moreno, 26th when the 31-year old Irish- j ble-header. j due to oppose the Red Sox to- man into the rough, duffed : Greentree won the Suburban ' morrow, left for Boston by drove last year Schmitz Has train second shot and took a six with One Hitter, and j Winning Start. last night. Hershel Freeman his tough Colorful Actor-Wrestler Lost to Harvie’s five. that little battler again Johnny Schmitz, making his I and Hector Brown will pitch for will be carrying the silks Ward's game around the greens of John first start of the year last night, i the Red Sox tomorrow. Hay Whitney and his sister, Mrs. presented th.e Nats an eight- Mountain Dean almost collapsed at the start of Charles Shipman., Nats, InDeath ofMan their match. Top-heavy favor- effort which was highly satis- 4; Red Sox, 2 ly tK« Associated Press ite to retain his championship, Tom Fool Top-weighted. factory. The veteran left-hander .*„¦ «o Baker () (I NORCROSS, Ga„ May 29. chipped short on nearly every; Tom Fool, probable didn’t walk anybody and struck 853%2b 4 3 9 is choice with Kell. 3b 3 t 3 « 2 V out four to his first Consolo. )> 300-pound green and missed three putts i his stablemate at 4 to 5, must snare tri- 3b 1 l 1 O 0 Frank S. Leavitt, umph. Gernert. lb 4 O 2 10 O O Man which he reasonably could have carry top weight of 128 pounds. Evers *. 0 13 0(1 wrestler widely known as Umphlelt.f cf 0 been expected to sink. One Hitter, who Plucked from the Yankees two White, 4 11 OO Dean, won under 112 c 4 0 0 5 0 0 Mountain died of a heart weeks ago, Schmitz won his Boltina, s* 3 0 0 1 0 Meanwhile, dull, cold last year, has 116 this time. Hudson, 4 weather fourth game four p 3 0 0 O 1 0 attack yesterday. brought out a Royal with different slim crowd. His British-bred Vale, win- Totals ...34 ~7 He working in the yard of lanky opponent clubs over the last two seasons. 2 524 ~0 was Irish shot the TUNE-UP TIME AT —This was the scene ner of the Bowie, Gallant Fox WASHINGTON. AB R H O A E at Last ... 0 0 0 precision. year, bouncing around, he Yost 3b . 4 1 2 his farm when stricken. first 11 holes with fine and Dixie Handicaps this spring Terwilliger. 2b X 3 o 0 (> the Indianapolis Speedway yesterday as drivers and me- a game each with Brooklyn, Vernon, 11 - won The year -old heavily Ward failed to win a hole until before being a by lb *4 0 0 ft o o 62 chanics gave their racers final tune-ups for today’s 500-mile, defeated neck the and Vollmer. If 4 0 1 5 0 0 giant 19 the 13th with a 2 Yankees Cincinnati. Jensen, rs 4 bearded who beat men I he birdied Tom Fool last Saturday in the Runnels, 1 2 2 o o 200-lap grind. The car in foreground belongs to Bill Vuko- The three hits Johnny yielded ss 4 12 170 in one day in 1919 to win the PrJ after a fine tee shot. On the Metropolitan, will Busby, cf 4 2 0 0 2 vich of Fresno, Calif. The three drivers at upper come in for 1 to George Kell boosted Fitzgerald, 4 King's wrestling tournament in 16th Ward carved a fine eagle right are heavy | the Red c 3 0 1 5 0 0 taking advantage of the 30-minute allowance on the track support. The Metropolitan ; Sox third baseman back into Schmitz, p 3 0 0 0 0 0 London, also gained fame in the 3 to win a hole from Carr’s 1 was a quarter-mile j the for carburetor tests. shorter than | league batting lead ahead the Totals 33 4 0 27 To ~0 movies. He was a featured ac- birdie. Ward finally managed —AP Wirephoto. the and Royal of Suburban, Vale! Nats’ Mickey Vernon. Kell, I Boston . 100 (too 0(14—2 38 including to get down a sizable putt. | with Washington tor in pictures one may find the extra ground more a triple and two OOl 300 OOx—4 portrayed Henry Goes 3 Up at 18th. singles in three In which he * to his liking. tries, Runs batted in—Gernert (2*. zoomed to .362, while Ver- Busby Fit/scrald. Two-base Yost. VIII. I On the 18th, Carr, a member Royal hits—Fltz-' Vale will have 124 non went hitless in four efforts gerald. Three-base hits—Kell. Yost. He grew up on the same East 3 of the British Walker Cup team, j BillVukovich Favorite of Fans pounds, than Consolo. Double plays—Kell to Baker three less in the and dipped to .347. Terwilliger Side block in New York with took a regulation 4 and made to Gernert. Runnels to to Jll j Metropolitan. Tom Fool Vernon gone Vernon Left on bases —Boston. 5; George Raft, had 130 has hitless in his Washington, 6. Bases on balls—On movie star, and was it a 3-up margin when Ward . j In Today's Indianapolis'soo' last week. last eight attempts, but a superb Hudson. 1. Struck out—By Schmitz 4; nicknamed Hell's Kitchen Hill- chipped short. catch by by Hudson. 4 Runs and earned runs— billy by Runyon. By tha Associated Press Jeffords’ Entry a Threat. fancy-fielding Jim Pier- Off Schmitz. 2-2: off Hudson. 4-3. Win- Damon MOUNTAIN DEAN Carr took the first when ! There was an extra incentive ning — Schmitz (1-0). Losing MAN hole sail deprived him of a triple in pitcher—Hudson (1-4). Umpire*—Napu. Leavitt was in 6,783 wrestling INDIANAPOLIS, May 3D.— for Vukovich, Jack McGrath, Jim Not to be overlooked is the soar, —AP Wirephoto. he sank a 4-footer and Ward 1 the third inning when the Nats Passarella. Grieve. Time—2:os. matches from 1906 to 1945 and missed one from 8 feet. The Fidgety, intense , Rathmann1 and other drivers Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Jefford’s Attendance—7,l3o. pioneered the. current gaudy • campaign as a Republican con- Irish ace made it 2 up on the who drives a mouse-colored race i i noted as pace-setters. i entry of One Count and Kiss Me wrestling style. He originated [ j gressional candidate in the ninth second when he sank another car, was the popular favorite of The separate prize fund for Kate. One Count, 1952 3-year- the blimp fall—throwing full Georgia district. 4-footer and Ward was short 500-mile auto . race fans who ] lap leaders, the drivers in front old champion, has 126 pounds, weight Memorial Day across a prostrate op- He once played pro football from about 12 feet. The third, jammed the 11 gates of the In- i on each 2 Vi-mile circuit, had ; while Kiss Me Kate, the fillywho Finds Yankees ponent. He was suspended from ran a ‘ for the New York Giants. fourth and fifth holes were dianapolis Motor Speedway early beer,1 increased from SIOO to $l5O | sparkling race to win the California rings at one time “for halved. today. . ;: a lap. jrecent Firenze Handicap, is in such “I attended five colleges to with Breezing, Braves Hanging On being a mean cuss." football,” boasted, made it 3 (The entire 500-mile classic j If anybody all the way, 112. play he once Carr up on the sixth led By the Associated Press i A former soldier, football play- ¦ "but never went to class.” when Ward’s second shot landed will be broadcast on YVMAL- ’:something which never has been Others in the classy field are Milwaukee, 11-7, and the bodyguard, sergeant-at-arms 'AM (630 kc.) the The baseball races er, • j His formal schooling ended iin a bunker. Carr reached the and WMAL- |i done, he would pick up $30,000 King Ranch entry of High Dodgers defeated Pittsburgh, politician, spent me.) lap, prizes pass and he had most ; wehn he got through the fifth green in three and one-putted. | FM (Channel 297—107.3 J; in alone. Scud, 110, and Risque Rouge, Ihe first of their three most 7-4. Philadelphia routed 'the of his from 11:45 until the The time since retiring from I grade but after his retirement he Ward two-putted to lose the a.m. { line-up: 105; John Nizlek’s LaFourche, familiar landmarks today with Giants, 12-3. and last-place Cin- the ring in custom-built chair . race’s conclusion at about 4:15 ; • 102; C. V. a entered the Atlanta Division of hole. FIRST ROW. Whitney's Cold Com- breezing watching television. p.m.) Bill Vukovich, Fresno. Calif.. Fuel the Yankees in front : ; cinnati finally won its 10th game the University of Georgia and Carr turned in one-under-par Injection Special m.p.h. i mand, 112; Belair Stud’s Golden I Agabashian. 138.382 in graduated journalism The hardiest fans in sports Fred Albanv. Calif.. Gra- , Gloves, 110; Myhelyn Stable’s the and of the season, a 6-3 verdict over He served five terms in the ¦ was in in 35. Ward was two-over 38. cor-Elgin Piston Pin Special. 131.546. Army. The card: (some had been in line for days) Jack McGrath South Pasadena. Calif.. Master Fiddle, 110, and the Braves hanging on stub- Chicago. He was on the Mexicani! 1951. Hinkle Special, 136.602. Arnold by wife, told one another Vukovich was a Hanger’s Iceberg bornly border under Gen. John J. Persh- He is survived his Carr out 445 344 344—35 SECOND Chilean-bred H. in.the National. The Yankees won a slugging ing cinch winner last year until ROW. | and in two wars under Gen. . a brother, M Sergt. John M. Ward out 555 345 344—38 1 his! Manuel Ayulo. Los Angeles, Peter The fans usually take a spe- duel the Athletics, 12-7, up steering failed with 25 miles to i' Schmidt Special. 135.668. Bubbley Likely from George S. | Leavitt, en route home from Ger- The cool Irishman went 4 And) Linden, Los Angeles, Cop-811- Favorite look at the standings after Patton. Loy cial and moved four full games in . many, and two sisters, Mrs. Mary on the 12th when he shot a birdie go. Brake Special. 136.080. Leavitt was sergeant-at-arms driver . Tlnlejr Park. 111., In Delaware Filly Race the Memorial Day, Fourth of ’ Connelly of Trenton, N. J., and 4 Ward’s drive went into a The Fresno, Calif., Agalanian Special. 136.024. Jj front of the second-place White conventions. wheeled the car to the line and Labor Day doublehead- at American Legion • Mrs. Jennie Lacorte; Rockaway bunker and after he made a poor same THIRD ROW. STANTON, Del., May 30 (JP).— July I Sox, who were beaten, 2-1, by In 1951 he recovery, he for the noon (Washington time) . Indianapolis, John Zink Calumet Farms entry, ers, since these dates split the made an unsuccessful I I Beach, N. Y. conceded the hole. Special, 135.731. Bubbley. Cleveland. St. Louis scored six Harvie finally won his first flying start. He had led the 33 Johnny Parsons, Sherman Oaks, Calif., looks like the favorite today in season into four convenient in time a 10- BeJond Equa-Flow Social, 137.667. 15th quarters. runs in the 11th inning to whip hole on the short 179-yard 13th starters trials with Bam Hanks. BurSknk. Calif., Bar- the and richest running of and cut Carr’s lead to three holes mile qualifying speed of 138.212 dahl Special, 137.531. the mile-and-a-furlong Delaware Nobody particularly claims the Detroit, 11-5, for the fifth time Hoya again. miles an hour. FOURTH ROW. Oaks on Delaware Park's Memo- leaders on Memorial Day will in five games, and Washington Entries Today Roger Ward, Angeles, Down to 3 Los Walker Putts Brilliantly. Records Possible. Special 137.468. rial Day card. be hot pennant contenders in defeated Boston, 4-2. There was a strong possibility Bob Scott. Los Angeles. Belond Aqua- The tall, 31-year old Irishman, Flow Special. 137.431. Eight of the foremost 3-year- late September, but the records Trailing Milwaukee, 3-1, the Porte, For Finals of IC-4A Meet putting of three new records in the 37th „Art Cross. La Ind., Springfield brilliantly, fired a one- j Welding Special, old fillies will be competing of the last five seasons show Cardinals manufactured 10 runs running Nation’s top 137.310. for Special Dispatch to under-par 35 for the first nine of the auto . purse. that, any club as much as five in the fourth inning on nine hits, The Star Turns in Slow Time. I FIFTH ROW. I the $42,010 of the 7,078-yard layout race. Hartley, Wayne. games after today’s twin including two doubles Steve NEW YORK, 1 holes to Gene Fort Ind.. Fed- Other entries Mrs. behind by May 3p.— 1 Matthews won his third heat a three-up The Every car in the field, with a eral Engineering Detroit Bpecial, 137.- include Ada bills pretty out the Bilko, an walk and assume lead. 263. L. Rice’s Cerise Reine, Ashland is much of intentional Georgetown University’s entries of the 100 in 10.1, the slowest 27-year old seeking to be- spread of only 3 miles an hour : Walter Faulkner, Long Beach, Cailf.. running. three errors. Gerry Staley got * | Ward, Auto Shippers Special. 137.117. Stakes winner: Mrs. Ben F. in the IC-4A track champion- winning time of the four heats. come the first player to win the 1 between the fastest and slowest Donald L. Freeland. Redondo Beach, Using this arbitrary figure the verdict, his seventh against qualifier, was capable of break- Calif.. Don Estes special. 136.681. Whitaker's Grecian Queen, and ships Triborough Stadium Remigino championship two years in a Brady's this year you would eliminate one loss, despite four Milwaukee at to- and Thresher each did ing SIXTH ROW. James Cox day three, row since Lawson Little did it in Troy Ruttman’s 1952 record Philadelphia, St. Louis and De- homers. totaled or ‘half the 9.9, a time equaled by Matthews Chuck Stevenson. Milwaukee. Aga- winner. Secret Meeting. number on Coach Frank 1943 and 1935, carded a 38. of 128.922. ianlan Special 136.560. troit in the American League Hodges Has Hitting Spree. Se- Paul Russo. Hammond. Ind., Federal in the Southern Conference The attendance, generally j Special. victory ?igne’s original list. Carr came home with a 39 for 1 be- Engineering Detroit 136.21ft. Royal Bay Gem Runs Today and Pittsburgh, Chicago and The Dodgers’ over a one-over-par of lieved to be the biggest paying Travis (Spider) Webb. Dayton. Ohio. Johnny Charley Capozaoli goes after a championship meet. Matthews round 74. I Lubri-Loy Special. 136.168. Cincinnati in the National. Bos- Lindell and his knuckle- trials, Ward picked up on the 12th crowd in American sports, also In $50,000 Peabody Stakes ball was their sixth in a row record in defense of his two- ; took it easy in the 220 j SEVENTH ROW. ton and Washington .in the mile title, while finishing third behind Morris : after he drove into a bunker and was likely to be a record al- Carl Scarborough. Clarkstown. Mich.. American would have to con- and featured the hitting of First Joe LaPierre i Special. 135.1)36. CHICAGO, May (JP).— The be a poor recovery. though the speedway never McNamara 30 I Hodges. Hodges, attempts the same in the mile. Curotta of Seton Hall and Pete j made dis- Ernie McCoy. Reading. Pa.. Chap- $50,000-added Peabody Memorial sidered doubtful. Baseman Gil ! Sinking four-footers on the closes the official figure. Esti- ; man Special. 135.926. who has been deep in a slump, Ed Kirk also is scheduled to 1 Dow of Harvard. Curotta won . Wabash Bu- Stakes was expected to draw a How Races Worked Out. first two holes for par 4s, Carr mates range up to 200,0000. mar Special. r Ind.. broke out with single and run the mile. : his 440-heat in 48.5, the same 136.747. record crowd of about 35,000 to a a heat that knocked Kelly went two up quickly when Ward Whoever took the Here's how the races have pair of doubles, driving home Missing from Georgetown’s out of winner’s! . EIGHTH ROW. -the Lincoln Fields at Hawthorne worked out in recent years: ; missed an eight-footer and a checkered flag after the noisy Marshall Teague. Daytona Beach. three runs. original lineup are Vince Kelly, the meet. Fla.. Fullerton Special. 135.721. 'meeting today, with Royal Bay | 12-footer. The Irishman went four-hour grind would win about Mike Nazaruk. Freeport, N. Kala- 1952—The Dodgers were a half In scoring a dozen times the who missed qualifying in the Manhattan, the defending mazoo Special. 135.706. Y.. Gem the feature attraction. up on the with par $65,000. Ruttman won $61,000 of Flaherty. game behind the Giants after Phils up highest 440-yard trials yesterday, and team champion, Vas expected to three sixth a Pat Glendale. Calif.. Peter Royal Bay Gem placed third in ran their total last year's $230,100 pot Schmidt Special. 133.668. the Memorial Day games and the Carl Joyce and Ray Brophy. repeat. j 4 to Harvie’s five. record the Preakness and fourth in the at the Polo Grounds in more ! The card: and this year’s purse was ex- NINTH ROW. Yankees were behind Cleve- than two decades. They didn’t Tied Up by Schoolwork. Jim Rathman. Miami, Fla., Travelon but has won a in ..435 354 544—37—73; pected to be bigger. Special. land. The Dodgers won the pen- need half as many since Curt Joyce, good chance Griffs' Records 'Par Trailer 1.35.866. number of stakes, including the conceded a Carr in.. 445 455 444—39 The uncertainty about the prize Chicago, Noel Governor nant by 4 ,/2 games, the Yanks stopped the Giants on 880, had a couple of Batting. Special. 135.461. Everglades and Jersey Stakes at Simmons in the mat- A8.R.H.28 3B.HR RBI.Pct ! Ward in__44x 255 345—X money was due to the fact that Duane Carter. Indianapolis. Miracle by 2 games. four hits for his seventh victory. 11 I a mile and one-eighth, same as ters regarding schoolwork to fin- Shea I 7 0 0 1 .636 up. guarantees Power Special. 135.287. Vernon 150 24 52 11 2 123 .347 Carr leads 3 the Speedway $5,000 the Peabody, and the mile and 1951—The Giants were 4'i He’s lost three. ish. Brophy, a hurdler, has __ I a Porterfield 30 210 2 0 2 8 .333 X-denotes picked up ball. but increases the amount ac-; TENTH ROW. behind Brooklyn and the Yanks and final examina- Hotierlein 3 2 1 o o o 1 .333 Bill Holland. Indianapolis. Crawford one-sixteenth Chesapeake Stakes Ted Kluszewski returned *to virus attack | Busby 156 22 47 10 0 424 .205 cording to attendance. It actually Special, 137.868. The !) I and Preakness Prep. were 2 back of Cleveland. the Cincinnati starting lineup tions to get over. ! Jensen _ 148 25 30 5 320 .264 Bob Swelkert. Indianapolis. Dean Lines for paid $150,000 last year. Addi- Special. • Runnels -12410 32 1 2 015 .258 i 136.872. The Eugene Constantin horse Giants won the pennant in a the first time since Monday and Capozzoli, LaPierre and Kirk Vollmer - -120 18 31 4 o 331 .258 tior.al prizes are paid by acces- \ Carl Niday. Culver City, Call!., Miracle playoff against the Dodgers. The } Terwilliger - 145 23 37 71 113 .255 Power Special. 136.096. was an 8-to-5 favorite over