Worsham Challenges General Belief It's Another Hogan Open JEbemng Jsto ppofls Champ 'Can Be Had/ Tats Send Art Sleater Joyce, Allison Qualify Washington, D. C., Saturday, June 14, 1952-A-10 ** Playing Partner Says; \gainst «l 1 J n Houtteman, ;ln NCAA Track Trials; | Shows Signs of Tiring Did Detroit Nemesis Four Marks Broken By Merrell Whittlesey By the Associated Press Stor Stoff Correspondent By Burton Hawkins jl ~ya Star Staff Correspondent BERKELEY. Calif., June 14- DALLAS, June 14.—Many here JIB -1 Four new meet records were al- I DETROIT, June 14.—The Nats | today had only two questions in meet the Tigers today in the ready in the books as an Olympic minds: many year crop | their By how strokes opener of a three-game series, but of the Nation's top col- & will Ben Hogan win the National legiate track and field ' —^ :the Washington club has learned athletes i Open golf into || championship and will to respect the downtrodden. :went the finals of the Na- he tie or break his own record of Detroit carried string tional Collegiate Athletic Associa- .United States will send a cause he sincerely He hadn’t won in a month, but the potent Olympic believes Hogan Nats remember that team to Helsinki, can be caught. exactly a Finland, for the international § jfc /run. AP them in particular, Vic Wertz and Borjeson have chance 'v Wirephoto. Cliff Mapes. a of better- li| W dening freeze over his putts, can- are annoyed over $25 ing their run the risk fines imposed by Red | marks—and not stand to play 36 holes today Manager of seeing by permitted them bettered others in the same frame of mind. He ¦ Rolfe. The outfielders a ¦I —in today's finals. The hammer Ninth Puls Garcia Probable Pitchers ball to drop them in appeared to be tiring toward the Win By th« Associated Press U.5. Netwomen Clinch I between throw title was decided at Weston, end yesterday he bogeyed the AMERICAN LEAGUE. Thursday's game at New York .Mass., last Monday, BEN as Washington OBLIGES—Ben Hogan autographs a cap for one of his 15th and 17th before he rallied at Detroit—Sleater (2-1) vs. and Red cracked down on them. The six first American fans just shooting Houtteman (3-8). And that the immediate future i citizen after his second straight 1-under-par 69 in for a birdie on the 18th. Ahead of Timetable New York at Cleveland—Raschi (5-2) Wightman Cup With finishers in each event are eligible the National Open golf vs. Wynn (7-4). may be none too rosy for Rolfe, championship at Dallas, Tex. His two- Hogan added to his Open rec- Boston at Chicago—Parnell (4-3> vs. for the final United States Olym- day total of 138 establishes him as the yesterday Brown (1-0) or Holcombe (0-5). himself, is evident from rumors pic Angeles favorite. —AP Wirephoto. ords with his second Philadelphia at St. Louis—Shantz trials in Los June 27 > manager staright 69 for 138 as the field In 20-Victory Drive (10-1 vs. Byrne (3-6). Doris Hart's Victory that the of the cellar- and 28. NATIONAL LEAGUE dwelling club is in danger of early was reduced to the low 50 and ties. By the Associated Press Cincinnati at Brooklyn (2—twi-night)— By the Associated Press In the only final held yesterday, Wehmeier (3-2) and Smith (4-2) vs. replacement. He now holds the record 72-hole Ersiine (4-1) Cuyk (4-3). IWalt Deike of Wisconsin took the Husky Mike Garcia of the Cleve- and Van WIMBLEDON, England. June Sports Murphy score of 276; the record 54-hole St. Louis at New York—Boyer (2-2) vs Editor Bob wrote gruelling 10,000-meter run in land Indians, gunning for Jansen (5-2). 14.—The United States clinched yesterday in the Detroit Times score of 207, both set at Riviera his Chicago at Boston—Mlnner (8-1) 132:25.1, a new Edwards Stadium or Ramsdel] (2-1) (4-5). or the Wightman Cup in, vs. Wilson for the 16th Lose, “something brewing” second straight 20-victory that is for Kelly, Loyola Drawl in California in 1948, and he tied season, Pittsburgh Philadelphia—Pollet (1-7) straight record. Bob of Chi- w at time today when Snead’s 138 for 36 holes, also set vs. Meyer (2-7). Doris ' the Tigers. Murphy refused to was second, and By GRANTLAND RICE ¦ is way ahead of his timetable. Hart of Coral Gables. Fla., de- jeago, Don Wy- at Riviera. | speculate but declared, “I'm wait- man, San Diego State, The powerful, 28-year-old, right- Mrs. Jean Walker-Smith, third. NEW YORK, feated ing for an announcement ... on Among June 14.—1 f there ever was a fight connected Fazio at Even Par. 7—5, 6—2. those qualifying for the hander just made the charmed the future.” finals were Carl Joyce of George- with the heavyweight championship, 1 1 . Bogart buried deep in a heavy Hogan's lead is a slender two Still Defending Her victory was the fourth in Detroit reportedly Is about to i fog, it , circle last year, but at the rate four town in the 800 meters and Bob is the coming Marciano-Matthews meeting. | strokes over George Fazio, who matches for the Americans ; swing a last-minute deal with , he’s going now, he’ll breeze in with Allison of the Naval Academy in Here is ring mystery of modern tied Ben and Lloyd Mangum for with three left to play in the Louis, but if they the days. It is a ring plenty to spare. Cleveland or St. the javelin. Joyce put on strong the Open title in 1950 when he best-of-seven series. get a mystery because, while these two men stand Garcia his ninth and Title After Close Calls can’t together with either of finishing kick to take third in his was the Woodmont pro. Fazio, recorded Mrs. Walker-Smith put up an those clubs, Bucky Harris will bp out as challengers, no one actually most impressive victory heat, inches ahead of Defending knows " 1 now part-time pro at Pine Valley of the hour-long struggle, but Miss Hart " willing to talk with Tigers’ of- Champion Jim whether or not they can fight a lick. These in New Jersey and almost a full- season last night, beating the was always forcing the pace. Barnes of Occi- Jz In Maryland Amateur ficials concerning a trade. dental. Both he and Barnes were things are possible when they meet here ' time auto dealer in Cambridge, World Champion Yankees, 7-1, British Player Kept Busy. 1| Special Dispatch Harris would relish obtaining in 1:53.7 Henry Md., up truly in the only American League to The Star American clocked behind came with a re- The girl had all the Wertz despite his .225 batting Cryer of Illinois, markable round to shoot 69 for game. Last year at this stage the BALTIMORE, June 14.—Ralph big shots. Mrs. Walker-Smith who won in 1. Marciano can fight—Matthews can’t. average. “He has slowed down, I 1:53.3, and Lon Spurrier of Cali- ||| 140, even par at the halfway Californian of Mexican extrac- Bogart of Chevy Chase, defending j jhad to run from one side of the 2. Matthews can .fight—Marciano can’t. ¦'mN™/ guess,” Bucky said, "but he's still fornia. mark. tion possessed a mediocre 5-4 champion in the Maryland State court to the other constantly and terrific at plate.” amateur golf ,a threat the Other GU Men Run Today. Pat Abbott, Fazio’s playing record. tournament at Hill-1ishe did an excellent job of re- Bucky said the Nats still will deal 4. Neither endale, still was I Allison qualified second in the can fight. f partner and a veteran of tourna- The “Bear,” as he’s called by his around as playi trieving, but it was not enough.! they get an attractive proposi- entered quarter-finals this if javelin with a toss of 210 feet, The point is that neither so far has £ ment competition, said “Faz's” teammates, stifled the Yanks on the | Maureen Connolly, the 17-year- remaining tion in the few hours 11 3 4 inches, a very f round was the greatest he ever tw'o, morning, but he had two very old American champion from disappointing whipped a good fighting man. Neither has four hits, walked only struck San. before the deadline arrives. distance for him. He f had witnessed. George was in out 10, batted in two runs and close calls yesterday. Diego, Calif., made it five straight has done shown the craft needed to make a heavy- Two 18-hole Deal With All But Detroit. as much as 233-1 1 i this year. three sand traps, hit three trees, scored two in topping the Yanks’ rounds today will victories for the United States by The have busi- weight championship contender. set the stage for 36- Nats transacted In addition to Joyce, George- was in the rough—deep rough—- best, Allie Reynolds. tomorrow’s defeating Mrs. Jean Rinkel, 9—7, ! ness with every club in the league This is not knocking the coming bout.- seven times, but by one-putting hole title match. 6—2, in the second match of town has two other entries tun- the this season except Detroit. They ning today in It is merely showing or Grantland Klee, with borrowed Yanks Knocked Out of Lead. Also in today's quarter-finals is afternoon. events in which no proving what pro- 12 greens a putter | sent Sherry Robertson to the trials were moters can do in he shot 69. Garcia’s near air-tight perform- another Capital golfer, young Dick In another singles match today, held yesterday. Joe these weird days. j Foster Athletics, Irv Noren to the LaPierre, the IC-4A ance, his oply slip came in the of Columbia. Bogart Is Shirley Fry of Akron, Ohio, plays mile cham- I’ve seen Rocky in two w as One shot back of Fazio and paired against Yankees, Sid Hudson and Archie pion. goes in the 1,500 and Marciano fights. He called Hogan Johnny seventh when he served a home- Harry Parr, 4th, Susan a newcomer to meters prove r three back of is of Partridge, Wilson to the Red Sox, Cass Charley Capozzoli, on to nothing in either contest. All he demonstrated run ball to Yogi Berra, knocked Baltimore Country Club in this the British team. the IC-4A two- Bulla, who led the Open at the morning's round, Michaels to the Browns, Mickey mile champion, goes was that he was young, strong and could hit. He was not the New Yorkers otit of first place. while Foster In doubles, Miss Connolly pairs Harris to the Indians and Sam in the 5.000. 54-hole mark in 1937 but finished goes against Two University Maryland obliged to show that Berra’s homer was the first the long-hitting Dick with Louise Brough of Beverly of he could box—that he could do many with a 76 to fall well back. Bulla Mullin of Rolling Mele to the White Sox. athletes had no luck things a by Garcia this season. Road. Hills, Calif., against Mrs. Joy Busby has played only In- in the trials. heavyweight challenger should be able to do. is a former student of Yogi, an yielded Bogart was pressed to one Al Buehler set the pace through airplane pilot, and caused stir The Yankees slipped to second win his Mottram and Pat Ward. ning since May 27, when a batted, a i two matches yesterday. In the first lap of his run, reportedly tourna- place with the Red Sox taking the; U. S. Gets Good Start. ball injured his left foot. Coan i 800-meter when he w’on a morning he made it by 1 up over! but tired and finished seventh in MAYBE MARCIANO can do all these things; maybe he ment using a quarter ball. His over the lead by .0004 of a per- The United States won the first hasn’t been in the starting line i Paul Haviland of Bainbridge, while a field of eight. The heat was won can’t. No one knows. So far he has yet to prove it. Certainly latest is a protein diet in which centage point. The Indians are three matches—two in singles since May 25, when he fractured in the afternoon he had to go 20 and in by Ted Wheeler of lowa in 1:53.8. no fighter can prove anything meeting Rex or a he has lost 35 pounds and he a close third. one doubles—of the cup his left wrist diving for an out-; Layne washed- holes before eliminating Redmond series yesterday. jMorty Cohen of Maryland missed up Joe Louis. Layne looks like the undertakers are Garcia nursed a 2-1 lead until Stewart from : field fly. never had any part of it. Louis had Green Spring. Fos- Miss Hart defeated Mrs. Rinkel, in both the broad jump and 110- nothing right behind him. the eight, when the Indians ter made it a mite I I Trucks and Ted Gray will take meter high left. easier with a 3 6 6—3. the against the Nats hurdles. His first two Bulla came back with a 68 after : jumped Reynolds lor five runs and 1 victory over Cliff Ely i mound' to- broad jumps In the same fashion. Harry s of the Miss Connolly was given a stiff morrow and Harris intends to fire were fouls and his Matthewr hasn’t whipped a 73 for 141. with two out. Jim Hegan’s pop- Naval Academy and a 4 and 2 vic- second two were anybody rated well up in the home the first battle by Mrs. Walker-Smith be- Randy Gumpert and Walter Mas- not recorded. list. His opponents have been Boros Alone at 142. fly single brought tory over Maury Fitzgerald of fore He ran last in his of the with two Garcia followed with a winning, 6—3. I—6, 7—5. terson, recently acquired from the heat picked loving care—just as much care as Marciano’s only player at 142, runs. Kenwood. In doubles, : hurdles, an event won by The four two-run double and scored the Miss Hart and Miss Red Sox, in the double-header. Defend- opponents drew. Both have been nursed for the big occasion, back of Hogan, is Julius Three other Washingtonians Fry to ing Champion Jack Davis BorosJ run on a single by Harry teamed beat Mrs. Rinkel of for the day when there would be heavyweight champion Last year Boros was stroke fifth bowed yesterday. Parr ousted and Helen Fletcher, B—6, 6—4. Southern California in 14.1 sec- no one Simpson. Keith Kalio, up, left in the class with the out of the lead after 54 holes, 1 in the morning onds. same old-timers. They drew Joe The loss snapped a six-game Tracy Mehr of Washing- Pat Todd Title Winner Umpire’s Report Awaited Walcott. They might but tied for fourth after a last- round: have drawn Ezzard Charles. Same story. New York winning streak, but ton Golf and Country Club defeat- New York Area round 74. He's a big guy, devoid j England Aces Tune There always chance, Reynolds’ streak of complete j ed Col. Jimmy of At West of Net is the to be proved later, that Mar- of color and personality. Wilson Army; On Fracas With Marion For National AAU games remained intact. The j Navy, 1 up In 19 holes, BRISTOL, England, June 14 (JP). By th« Tests ciano and Matthews, the two battling Ms, are first-class ring Tw'o days only four names in the! i Associated Press ago NEW YORK, June 14 (jP). — We Yankee right-hander has gone j morning round, but bowed to —Mrs. Pat Todd of La Jolla, Calif., CHICAGO, June 14.—Will men. are not saying this is wrong. We are simply saying were mentioned here—Hogan, England Har- Track and field stars from the distance in each of his 11 Eddie Johnston of the Country won the West of tennis; : ridge, the New that, under wise, keen and skillful Sam Snead, Lloyd Mangrum and Club president of the American York area tune up today for management, they have 1 starts,' winning seven and losing j of Maryland, 3 and 2, in the championship today, defeating League, awaited the been called on to prove little, with Bobby Locke. Mangrum at 149 a formal report coming National AAU meet and only a ghost left on the four. afternoon. Mrs. Beryl Bartlett of South today from Umpire Bill McGowan dark road ahead. and Locke at 151 are out of con- Today's other quarter-final Africa in the women’s singles, Olympic tryouts in the metropoli- • Beaten Only by Tigers. McGowan's tention and Snead is seven shots matches are on Wednesday night tan championships. Garcia, who boasts a nifty 1.20 Bill'Cole of Forest 7 6—2. with Manager Marty back at 145 after a 75 that would Park against Bob Jones of Hillen- The Californian came from be- 'fracas The meet has attracted some LAYNE AND LOUIS have average, I i Marion of the been used as the two leading ! tear your heart out. eamed-run has defeated dale, and Ray of Browns. 300 entries headed by such estab- trial horses. Layne in the Heins Mount hind to win a hard-driving match Marion, never could fight. He has no left hand j Slammin’ Sam putted for 13 every team league with the i Pleasant against Johnston. appointed manager of lished stars as Fred Wilt, Jim of which was almost exclusively the Browns and only half a right. Louis had traveled the birdies —didn’t make any. Hole exception Detroit’s tail-end last Tuesday to re- Fuchs, Charley Moore and Vic over hills years i 1 played from the baselines. place before—even before he first fight after he poured magnificent Tigers. The Tigers have knocked Rogers Hornsby, appeared Dyrgall. Twenty-one titles will lost his to Walcott. 1 hole Straight Clark of Pasadena, Harridge yesterday, wood and iron shots to the green, the Cleveland ace off twice. Doak Injures before ac- be at stake. It must be admitted that this match resulted from Bob Rush, another big Walker Arm; Calif., withdrew from his semi- companied by Veeck, Browns 6mart i but his putts would slip by and right- finals singles Bill Dyrgall already has won a trip management. Marciano and Matthews the only ] hander, came up with a brilliant i match against Ar- owner. to were twr o men he'd shake his head. He didn’t ! Imando Vieira of Brazil. Clark Helsinki as a member of the in sight, barring Clarence Henry, in the ] 5-0 three-hit victory for the Cubs Will Wear Cast for Month They gave their side of Marion's marathon team. He's heavyweight circle. have a single birdie, a 1,000-to-l officials he did so because entered in They had to be used. One of over the Braves in the National By the Associated Press (told argument with McGowan during the six-mile run today. the two, or both, may step out ' shot for Snead, and had seven 5s a possibility he might; July League's only game. DALLAS, June 14. [there was a game with the Red Sox. Marion Wilt. 31-year-old agent, in late with surprise form. Certainly Jack Hurley is < on his card, which almost seems Doak have to play in four other matches, j FBI one Rush walked 4 and fanned Walker, star halfback of the De- j i was suspended indefinitely by goes after his third straight met- of the best teachers—one of the smartest ringmen—the game impossible. j Jaroslav Drobny, self-exiled Contender. 11 in posting his ninth triumph troit Lions’ professional football! Harridge on McGowan’s oral re- ropolitan crown in the three-mile has known in years. His man Matthews Snead Hardly a and j Czech now living in Egypt, de- has been handled Snead hardly be counted fourth shutout. The Cubs team, cut the main tendon of his I port of the incident. ;run. Moore, national record hold- up to the hilt. But I haven’t seen can tucked the game away in the right arm feated Vieire in the men’s singles Hurley demanding any tough , out, but apparently the magazine ; yesterday in a freak ac- The umpire reportedly claimed er in the 400-meter hurdles, will fight for his ifirst inning, pouncing on Vein' cident. finals, 7—5, 6—l. be man. Marciano was riding on a soft wind until which published his “I Still Can Marion bumped him, but the new out to break the 53.2 seconds he Bickford for four runs on three Walker cut his arm 2 Browns mark in the 440-yard suddenly discovered he couldn’t knock out Lee Savold, Win the Open” can save the type I inches' BECKENHAM. England, June manager said yesterday: hurdles. w-ho singles, a pair of walks and a above the elbow on the back ! Fuchs, outstanding refused to make even threatening gestures. until next year, because that far side 14 (JP).—Ham Richardson of Baton “McGowan put me out of the Olympic fly ball. when he rammed it through the game in the For back of the master he's hardly a Rouge, La., won the Kent tennis the minute I came up to favorite shot, defends both various reasons, this Bob Addis, a former Brave, led window of a car he was (about the shotput Marciano-Matthews party could be Hogan trying to singles championship today, de- kick a close play). Then and discus titles. quite interesting—and serious contender. He beat Chicago’s nine-hit# attack with push at the National Open also extremely dull. It could be duller golf feating the defending titleholder, I stood in front of him with my than the for the Masters title this year, but three singles and a double. Hank tournament here. 300 recent Walcott-Charles meeting, which failed they were with 18 holes to Don Candy Australia, 6—2, hands on my hips. He told me Boys After Medals to tied Sauer, the majors’ top home-run Hospital attendants said Walker of develop one single lively second, much less an exciting minute, go, and seven is a 6—B, 6—2. to get out of his way. I told him i strokes back hitter, was held hitless by three will have to wear a cast about a In Police Club Meet However, it was the only match to under terrific handicap. I didn’t have to, that I was up make the circum- Boston pitchers. month, but that his arm should be More than 300 youngsters are stances final events Worsham, the only player in there to talk to him. Then he and may prove the promoter was a The victory enabled the Cubs, prety well healed by July 29, when j through competing today In the Police this championship who for tried to walk me.” Delphic oracle. putted who have won 16 out of their the Lions open training camp. Title Shot Demanded Boys’ Club annual track and eagles on two consecutive holes, field (North American Newspaper Alliance) last 20 starts, to move to within meet at Eastern High School Sta- has confidence in himself. After seven percentage points of the dium. a first-day 72 Lew was three over second-place Giants. First 50 and Ties By Araujo and Victim Minor Leagues Boys are divided into three par with a 38 going out yester- By the Associated Press All other clubs had an open By th« Associated Press weight classes, juniors, junior un- Major League Standings day, but then he started to play. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. date. In National Open NEW YORK, June 14.—Winner ; limited and senior. SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1952. His drive on the 347-yard 13th Ben Hogan «9 89—irr San Francisco, 1; Hollywood, 0. through trap green George Fazio 71 89—140 George Araujo and Arthur King,; Los Angeles. 3; Oakland, o. | *e ’ | |o | | rolled a on the tive shots in the rough en route Johnny Bulla 73 88—141 Sacramento. 8. San Diego. 2. |jk 1 I split decision loser, both are at Portland, postponed. AMERICAN. Standing —he’s the only player to accom- to a big seven. Julius Boros 71 71 |4-> Seattle Orioles Get Mike Guerra V°JS,Vi ' ! |Horton _ s* „ Smith 70 73 143 screaming today for plish that, and he two-putted a lightweight INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. (.Pi ‘ for Chandler Harper, just finding! Lew Worsham 72 71 143 BALTIMORE. June 14. Beinlti Testerdar. Os Club* j e *. (10 innings'. i . c J Ed Oliver 71 72—143 title shot with the winner of the Rochester. 4: Ottawa. 2 a birdie. his game with a first-round 73 Dick Metz 70 Baltimore. 3; Buffalo. 2 'lO innings) Mike Guerra, veteran catcher, has 74 144 Lauro Salas-Jimmv Carter Springfield. U3 J 2 On .Clarence Doser 71 73 re-; 1: Syracuse. 0. til**J i-i the next hole, a 483-yard and out nine of one-over-par 36, 144 Montreal. been bought from Havana of the _j~ 1_2 5 6, 3 31> 21.5961; par Bill Trombley 72 73 145 match, tentatively set for August Toronto. 7: 2. nit _ 4p7| 5, green League fc scheduled. j he hit the with a had disaster strike him on the! Sam Snead 70 75—145 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Florida International by New York 2 7j 5 drive four-wood Charles Scally 72 73—145 27 at Madison Square Garden. the Baltimore | 3—[ l! 5; 5| 28i 19.59571“ and and dropped back Nine. On the 13th he iTed Kroll Milwaukee. 1-5: Toledo. 0-3. Orioles. Guerra °“" ”' Yi\ hole 71 75—148 “We the cnampion next.” T#4 Cler.rnd j a 6-foot eagle putL On two holes potential tAI Brosch 88 79—147 want Kansas City. 8: Columbus. 3. once caught for the Washington . 5! 51-1 l turned a birdie into a Harry Todd yelled Manager Indianapolis. 13: Minneapolis. 1. 71 78—147 Frankie Travis in 0; club. he picked up three shots on horrendous when hit; Gardner Dickinson, jr 7 2 78—148 St. Paul. Louisville. O. New York*at Cleveland 4j Oj 6 3| 6| 6; 27, 25.519 seven he a dressing ; jCKicogo [ 21—j |'4~i Hogan. Stanton Mosel 71 77—14 S the Garden room last ASSOCIATION. n 4| three straight shots from the Jack Burke, jr. 74_i48 SOUTHERN j3|2j 4|~ 5] s~| 241 Smiley 74 night after Araujo’s widely booed Mobile. (17 Phila. at* jWosh. I!—j 24.500T5~ same lie. Three times in ¦ Quick 74 74—148 4: Nashville. 3 innings). Oliver Hard-lurk Guy. a row ;Doug Ford 74 King. Little Rock. Si Birmingham. 7 /;> 43141 —I 4| 23! 301.434' |BW Oliver, hard-luck guy of the first back feet Johnny Weitzel 74 74—148 going post New Orleans. 6. Steve Doctor 75 74—149 we’re to a forfeit.” Chrysler Marine Engines |hiu. Vt Detroit |l|2|4,2| 3| l!—| round, and Horton Smith, the each time. He finished one under Lloyd TEXAS LEAGUE. Boston Chicago (2). 21 15r36i.294115^ Mangrum 75 74—149 At ringside, Frank (Blinky) at 22 PGA president. who tacked 73 to par from point 76 and Chandler Harper 73 78—149 Beaumont. 2; Dallas. 1. Wolverine Boats . 25 24 24 30 26 j~[ ]— j that for Johnny Revolta 74 75—149 Palermo, King’s manager, was of- San Antonio. 5: Tulsa, 0 Complete might Art Stock—lmmediate Delivery a 70. Oliver be the most ;i49. Wall. jr. 78 73—(49 Houston. 11; Oklahoma City. 9. •Terms 15% montnj par Cary fering a $30,000 guarantee for a 7; Shreveport. down—ls to serious contender if he had parred! ! Baltimore’s Johnny Bass, driv- Middlecoff 75 74—149 Fort Worth. 3 11 desired. | |S[ j c iX ( j Milton Marusic 73 78—14!) Toronto title scrap between Lil’j Sfonding '^af the 18th hole of the first round ing poorly on a course where the .Leland Gibson 73 78—149 EASTERN LEAGUE. NATIONAL |o J Marty Furgol 75 74—149 Arthur and the Salas-Carter win- Albany. 4: Schenectady. 3 (11 innings). S. King Fulton, Inc. for a 69, instead of taking six tee shot is of the utmost import-1 I Herman Coeho 78 73—149 Scranton, 8: Williamsport, 4. 803 MAINE AVE. S.W. EX. 3108 Keanlta Yesterday. Club* := a William 73—Uji ner. Hartford. 8; Blnghafnton, 2. * °J jj .ct» £ o % „• for a ance, had straight 40s J. Patton 78 Open 7 U Dallr Spndar, 10 la 3 E-£ 71. three but [Chick Harbert 75 75—130 Palermo said the Salas-Carter Elmira. 4: Reading. 1. Charley Bassler, the big money took 42 on the last nine for 80- Bo wtninger 78 72—150 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. la James Jackson 74 78—130 bout is all set for the Garden Au- Savannah. 9; Brookl 8 14j ! Columbus. 8. Insurance Companies Recommend noV ,£l* *"J-ijijiJijL ' 3 35! .714 winner in District of Columbia 82—162. IDutch Harrison 71 79—150 gust 27 during the American Le- Montgomery. 9; Jacksonville, 0. L*L I Felice Torra 74 78—150 Macon 8; Charleston, 3. N*"Turk 4| 44 31: 17 .646 Maryland tournaments, This is the first time Hogan [Gene | 4—j 4i_s 6! ! 3*4 and Sarazen 78 74—150 gion convention. The Interna- Columbia at Augusta, postponed. PLATE GLASS Game* Tod., Chicago 13| soared to 79 for 150 and beat the has led the field after 36 holes.; [Charles Bassler 7l 79—150 4j—j 64i6| 4j ~6j 33 19 .635 !B. Pat. Abbott 74 78—150 tional Boxing Club, which holds Bklyn 3*/* qualifying limit by only j Fazio keep putter (Zell Eaton Jutt Arrived! CALL C ‘a‘:„•*. - <2) St.Loun 5; one If can that hot.; 71 79—150 the rematch contract, has made \sl 3—i 2j 3,5; 4j 27; 26. .509 10 stroke. Bassler drove out of he might win the title he wants Iverson Martin 78 74—150 Evinrude’s Newest & Latest Lightwin 1* , Herchel Spears 75 78—161 no Cinqnnoti Olj 1| Jimmy announcement. 81234 Chicago at Boston. , s:—; 3~j ,6j 8 24; 27: .471 12 bounds on the very first hole for most before -he retires from com-! Demaret 74 77—151 3 h.p., weighs only 30 lbs. with fish- - I Referee Pittsburgh at PhUa. Bojtow r Charles Farlow 71 so—lsl Petey Scalzo voted for jOl 34 3— 4 5; 20] 30 .400 15*4 a double-bogey six. but he was petition. [Dick Mayer 74 77—151 Araujo. 21-year-old 1 ermans drive. Delivered from G mM T*“*rr,w r only four [Henry Williams. Jr. 77 74—151 Providence j j Phirphio 12;3,3: 2; over par playing the He's 38 and plays less each year.! Paul Runyan 73 78—151 jumping jack. 6-4. Judge Bert ’ ; t y 13th and was satisfied. He Unless he can, Worsham appears Bobby Locke 78 73—151 0 2' bogied j 75 Grant found for Araujo, .t N Y ?2). Pithburgh 1| 2| 3| 3; 3|—| Fred Hawkins _ 78—151 5-4-I.i S. king Fulton, Inc. it*t 14~41f.255 24~ hole, however, really Stewart, jr. 78 —“ that and on the to be one of the solid chal-l I Ear! 75—151 and Judge Joe Agnello had King ai 803 S.W. EX. 3406 Washington*s Most Complete ’ Lo«t 114,17,19.26,27,30 29;4i"[ 1 par he hit Raymond Gafford 77 74—151 > Moino Ave. , [ •*1 •* * five 14th five consecu- lengers to Hogan. amateur •4 -• * a Denotes 6-4 winner. I ' Open 7to 7 Daily, Sunday, 10 to 3 GLASS SERVICE