'" X ' .> *> ’CV '• <•::•' >-i. x-<-v - •..'. •£.< . Conrad Gains * '•’ , y *?**;. v. file gbcnins sbf SPORTS In British Golf; WASHINGTON, D. C„ TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1956 ?? A-15 Randolph Wins Four Top U. S. Hopes - •i.ywSX-.- >,-> , ' fecK Its Beaten in 2d Round; Courtneyj Suffers as Griffs Nine Yanks Still In TROON, Scotland, May 29 UP). —Defending Champion Joe Con- rad of San Antonio, Tex., led the Gallop Headlong way into the fourth round of Into Cellar the British Amateur golf cham- pionship today. In earlier matches, 21-year-old Jay Ran- STREAK OF 8 THREATENS MANTLE Dressen Shows dolph of Bethesda, Md„ was Iamong seven Americans to score Hot NL Race Strong Faith in second-round victories. Throng Forces Conrad’s 3-and-2 victory over Long Starting Stone Tom Armstrong of Scotland Tightened by By BURTON HAWKINS mm*L* "^KWjHJht came after eight Americans, in- Star Staff Correspondent cluding four of the leading con- To Take Curtain Call BALTIMORE, May 29.—Un- tenders, had been eliminated in PITTSBURGH, May 29 OP).— general . dependable Dean Stone, chased the second round this morning. Pirates and retired man- Friend, Long “I got chills all over. It was ager, in his last five starts and un- Only eight Conrad, -1 said he never had seen the besides who bigger than the one in Phila- e able to survive the fourth won his second-round likes of the given Long. match By the Associated Pres* delphia. I glad happened ovation • in four of those instances, tries yesterday, reached the afternoon am it This, . Pittsburgh people | “Never in my life did I see a again today for the as ! third round. in case you hadn’t no- in for the who i Senators ticed. is a brand-new year in tne : deserve it,” said Dale Long, who i crowd make a ballplayer take ai they seek a split with the Orioles Randolph, who heading went to the . And while it’ss threatens to outdo Mickey Man- curtain call,” Rickey exclaimed. before into New'York fifth round of the United States ,a long, long way September, , tie, in the clubhouse after last ifor a three-game series. to (In Washington today r ¦ % <~' Amateur in 1954 and won the I | night’s 3-2 Sen- x/- 'fv,-i«J\. , the circuit has a victory over Although P^ *w ’vt |C'2b||! Egyptian I old hot race Brook-' ator Duff of Pennsylvania took Chuck Amateur championship! Shaping up. lyn. , last March, the floor of the Senate to join Dressen is short on HESITATION HURTS —Baltimore.— of the Senators touches scored an easy 5- year ago. doing he’s long faith, for Stone and-4 victory A the National 1 He was his best to tell in the widespread tributes to on homeplate in the sixth inning of last night’s game with the Orioles, but he al- over Dru Montagu, remotely resembled a Englishman living League went into the Memorial 1 how it felt to a homer in Long. In his best oratorical hasn’t ready has been tagged out by Hal John Flaherty an in Biar- eight games, winning Smith. called Day milepost strung out behind [ straight- breaking style, the Senator Long's since he beat ritz, France. hailed April the play. When Ernie Oravetz grounded to Second Baseman Billy Gardner, Brooklyn, with the Dodgers en- . the major league record he set “extraordinary achievement" the Orioles here 21. Since Courtney hesitated before breaking for the plate. Clint, who spent Eliminated in the early ioying a six-game bulge . Saturday in Philadelphia. then he has been shelled by the early matches Billy and St. and his “courage and will to were (Dynamite) Louis and games “Have you got any left?”, fight Baltimore. Chicago. Detroit, scrambling madly for Bob Wiesler’s erratic pitches, had his troubles Goodloe of Milwaukee 11 J I back” to stardom after on Valdosta, Ga„ and back. Pittsburgh, going through ! somebody asked. failing Cleveland and Kansas City. the bases again in the eighth. The Senators lost in the 10th, 6-S.—AP veteran Frank on earlier trials in the Wirephoto. Strafaci of New its regular pantomime, was 18 I “Who cares as long as we keep majors.) Strangely, he hasn't been York. games charged to the rear and in the : on winning?” he replied. “Did Dodgers with a defeat. Randolph Faces Andrews cellar. The tried a version off you ever see a bunch of kids the “Williams shift” on Long, Stone never can accuse Dres- Gene Andrews of Pacific Pali- That was last year. Right , like this? They just keep bounc- i moving Shortstop Peewee Reese j sen of neglecting him. Dean sades, Calif., now a United States Pub- Milwaukee is winning what ; ing back when they’re supposed to the first-base side of second 3 failed to retire batter in his Speedway Dry, lic Links champion • to Athletics, in 1954, has been a two-way battle for be knocked out. base and shifting heavily last start against the whipped to thee fKjgt jm WIN, LOSE OR the long-driving but er- the lead with St. Louis, while the ! “At first I didn't think it was i right side against the lefthanded ¦j Before that he lasted only 2% ratic Goodloe, 5 and 4. Strafaci’s Pirates, ad libbing to steal the ; going in. (The fourth-inning batting first Long ? innings against the Indians, four seventh bid baseman. i Jmmvm for the British Ama- scene, are just a game back. drive Just did make the right- grounded out to Reese once and j innings against the Tigers and By STANN 33 teur title was spoiled by Dr. And where’s Brooklyn? Some- field stands, about 375 feet from struck out the last up.,jl‘/3 innings against Chicago. DRAW FRANCIS Cars Set for ¦ two times Frank Deighton. a Scottish phy- where south of the first division i the plate.) I just put my head Loses Distance Pointing up Dressen’s need sician, 3 and 2. —three games Title back in fifth. down and ran. When I passed In the clubhouse, the Pirates for pitchers is the fact that Randolph (Pirate I s only 1 met Andrews in one Braves Blast Cards manager) were giving Long Chuck Stobbs has been the 'of this and Pitcherr 'soo' afternoon’s third-round The Braves gave at third. I just shook my head. • Bobby Friend, who his Washington hurler to go the dis- A Real Big Little Man Tomorrow themselves a won s jmatches. genuine claim to the lead by ; because it was hard to believe. • eighth, a cheerful welcome while » tance in 20 games. ONLY PHYSICALLY IS WILLIE SHOEMAKER a little INDIANAPOLIS. May 29 UP).' Two more . But the big thing hap- pitching Senators’ well-liked Ameri- blasting the Cardinals, 10-3, last was what they posed for photographers. But isn’t the man. It took a big one to admit he goofed in the $109,800 —Hot sunshine was drying the : cans, Hobart Manley, jr., of Sa- pened next.” only shortcoming. Last night night—thus removing a screwy right, you Californian last Saturday Swaps beaten waterlogged Indianapolis Motor vannah, Ga.. You're all Long, but they right of when was a head and Pete Arend of! predicament that had them a Crowd Stops Show lost the distance | ran themselves out by Porterhouse after he seemingly Speedway grounds today after ' Deal, N. J. Goodloe i title.” joked a game here Baltimore tri- had the race clinched. followed and': llength short in the “games be- After Long trundled home with referring long 1 as a flash flood and the manage-: • Strafaci to the i Gene Freese, to a umphed. 6-5, in 10 innings. When “It wasn’t Swaps’ fault,” Willie admitted as he dis- sidelines. hind” column but still in first his 14th homer disappeared ment said the 40th 500-mile race! and jhome that Brooklyn's Duke l they weren't dashing headlong mounted amid mingled boos and “He just gal- ! Hugh Squirrell, 23-year-old place. Pittsburgh made cozy dugout, roaring ! [ cheers. was would be run as scheduled to- I it into the the Snider hit over the centerfield head-down into out, ' Welsh student, edged Manley, by nudging the Dodgers, stopped : 1 and an loping along, pricking his ears in the stretch, and I eased up.” morrow. 11 3-2 crowd of 32.221 the show. fence with one man on base in displaying of . up. Herbert V. S. Thomson, 41- with Bob Friend winning They game 1 they were more It cost Rex Ellsworth, owner of the horse, a cool $43,700, There was a possibility of 1 his wouldn’t let the con- I the first inning. deficiencies. As a year-old West of Scotland eighth a Long their defensive Swaps $178,598. showers later today, but , cham- ' on two-hitter and Dale tinue until took a bow. As the players took their right and those who backed a total of There is the ; pion, eliminated 23-year- Long blasting r result they plopped back track proper, sloping Arend, 1 his eighth home They cheered wildly without a showers, dressed and departed. no measuring the prestige it cost the 1955 Kentucky Derby a 2%-mile University eight 1 in the cellar, a half-game be- expanse of asphalt and brick, old former of Virginia : run in straight games to iletup while Carl Erskine, Brook- Long remained in his uniform, one race he can’t win only ; golfer, l - hind the A’s and a full game be- winner. It is more and there are dries quickly. Only 4 and 3. I better his major league record lyn pitcher, tried to throw to talking to reporters in Bragan’s a certain number left in all horses, especially trickles of set Saturday. -5 hind the Tigers. one with water reached it in the flood Joe Carr Upset Frank Thomas. office. Courtney prin- bad Clint was the a foot. yesterday. The third American to win Bob Rush’s three-hitter tripped I Finally, Long popped his head A slender man in a gray suit cipal had a rough Cincinnati villain. He Shoemaker? It cost him money, too, but he will win The Weather Bureau said was Joe Golden of Austin, Tex., ' as the Cubs won. 4-1. out of the dugout. doffed his cap i walked in unannounced, shook night of it despite getting two Philadelphia kept Long’s k hundreds of other races, probably, and in time many there is a possibility of showers ; a serviceman stationed in Brit- ‘ the road rocky - and waved to the frantic cus- hand and offered con- singles and driving across two of for New York gratulations. ¦j the racing fans will forget his “nap.” Not all of ’em, how- tomorrow afternoon which could [ ain, who scored a 2-and-l victory 1 by beating the : tomers who are beginning to talk It was, perhaps, ’¦'runs, for in addition to his other as Giants, 5-2. Long, Mantle, one of the nicest things ever. Eddie Arcaro could tell Willie that some people re- shorten the four-hour grind ; over M. F. Bonnalack of England. ' about not break- Carl the scrappy catcher was it did the 1926 race, stopped In another In the , the ing Ruth’s record. Dale Is three i Erskine ever did. and member. So Job Dean Jessop and Joe Notter at second-round up- ¦clipped on the toe by a foul could and 400 miles, and the 1950 Matt Alexander, a race has the look of a romp. The ) homers behind Mickey, but has may today, Ambrose, event, , set. Prestwick J be unavailable Eddie naming only a few other riders. halted at 345. aircraft worker and a former Yankees' grabbed a 4‘'2-game i played six fewer games. j Clint’s troubles started when *** * lead, beating 2-6, Long's Homer Log It takes 225 miles to constitute milkman, eliminated Joe Carr of 1 Boston. as !; , chairman of he reached third base in the JOE NOTTER GOES ALL the way back to the Belmont a race. Ifrain forces temporary Ireland, 1953 British Amateur See BASEBALL, Page A-19 l the Board of Directors of the ;! PITTSBURGH, May 29 (/P).—- sixth inning, when the Senators Stakes of 1908. He was riding the famed and legendary \ lialt, the cars aie ”ned up, champion, 3 and 2. .Here’s the game-by-game break- - stirred up two runs against Con- file, in the (down of - Colin, that won every one of his 15 races and was shooting order of their stand- In the second all-American -1 Dale Long's record- nie Johnson ing before the delay. match of the day, Peter Grant, Ibreaking streak. I There was one out, Jim Lemon for his 14th in a row this day. MAJOR ! Ileat a Factor, Too jr., Phoenix, Ariz., < LEAGUE STANDINGS Hcmer was first of whose j No. Date on and the Baltimore It looked like Colin had the Belmont won easily when Temperatures up Pitcher and club conceding to 86 degrees, father is a Scot, born only 50 TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1956 1- May m Davis. Chicago infield was the run- Notter mistook the sixteenth pole for the finish line and and high humidity, 2 May 20* Crone. Milwaukee may repro- miles ~ playing back for a possible dou- from Troon, defeated Mer- •} May Spahn. Milwaukee pulled up. Behind him came Fair Play, Man o’ War’s sire duce the severe driving AMERICAN “1 4 ._ May 22 - Wehmeier. St. ble play—when Don condi- lin Robertson of Pasadena, j—j—. 1 j -•! Louis Ferrarese i !® 5 May McDaniel. St Louis tions of the 1953 Stundingj ! g, * „ i* took the pitching. and a great horse in his own right. Only by the narrowest race in which Calif., 3 and 2. Remit* | e : jC May 25 _ Simmons. Philadelphia i over Ye.terd.v |ij 7__ May 2rt Carl Scarborough died Baltimore. 6; Wash-of J Flowers. Philadelphia Ernie Oravetz socked a ground- of noses was Notter able to guide Colin under the wire. Joe of heat Two American ’’unknowns” l inston, Clubs -1“ H May 'IH Erskine. Brooklyn a (In in- a— o ei t o > 3 u 5“ game; and » S First ••second game. See SENATORS, Page A-19 Notter could have told Willie the Shoe have exhaustion seven other 1 came through, however, when nlnas l. 1 Z O* > f 3 ' O I that some people " drivers were hospitalized. E. H. Whalley, jr., Salem, N Y®rk 5: Bos long memories, for that happened 48 years ago. of 1 *ton ’ New York —25543 4326 12 .684) j Four ' former winners of the Mass., defeated W. I. MacDo- i D 3: Cl Ve In Assault’s Kentucky Derby, which 1946, Jockey race predicted *land. 1 'Cleveland 3i—i_i: 1! 4f4fs| 220 U .571 4*4 was tomorrow's run- aid of Scotland, 2 and 1, and i Kl Uy fl: Chl i Jessop goofed aboard Hampden. He fortunate, at ning would result in a record Lt. Gene S’. 4 Boston :1| _4 3i 3j 3 2 18 17 .514: GEfCO secAA* was that, 1 Eyler of Olean, N. Y.,j: 2!—j _6>/r_ because Assault was the clear winner and all Jessop’s several miles an hour over the stationed in England, eliminated names Todav Chicago 4| ll—j 1| 37*31 315 15 .500 ~7 mistake late Bill ¦ JOl cost was the place position. Like Notter he pulled up Vukovich's 1954 mark A. C. Miller of Troon, 2 and 1. 00 B«lt. li 3| 417 19 .472 8~ j a of 130.84. _f4i 01*11—|J! sixteenth of a mile from Song past Wind Down o K the wire and Spy roared Fifteen drivers in Dies Bnirj «.m.s Defrost ! JJ| 4! 2 ofl|— j Jj 4: 16 21 .432 9« Hampden. the 33-car uled -.ched- to beat field qualified their cars at speeds The wind which had whipped Kans City 11 2 2 1 4 4 15 21 .417 10 True, the course during morning «•-“ it was only 10 years ago, but some people easily above the previous Speedway the WASH. ' lj li 6 2! 51 010— 15 22 .405: 10 died away and a hot sun came ’ ~ remember. Think of the magnitude of Jessop’s goathood if record for the 10-mile trials. “» through Clarke Chicago L 11215 17 15 19 21:21 22 he had actually blown the Derby! Bob Sweikert of Indianapolis. as Hardwick of < at Clev. I I 1 | Los Angeles gained an easy 4-jj (2). *** * See SPEEDWAY, Page Detroit at K. C. A-19 and-3 victory over Robert Wight | —r—j; j AS SPLENDID A RIDER as was Sonny Workman, he ' of Scotland. NATIONAL Stondings |I |;I | & j „ll ° I only of the PROBABLE Jamie of ] I .won one Crown events and in that one PITCHERS McKay of Scotland de- Result! Yesterdav Clubs j|«S .? | ; the gave feated 45-year-ola Ph l*' 5; NC* ? chart-callers an to Eddie Ambrose. This was By Fred Brand, ’ 1 B-I’ IJi : C« 7f f i J j? $ the Associated Press jr., of Pittsburgh, up, Yorit' in the Preakness of 1928, when Sonny rode Harry Payne 1 by tak- Milwaukee, id: St Milwaukee —! 3j 15: 2 3 1 2 17 9 .654 i AMERICAN LEAGUE ing Louis. .'L . 1— Whitney’s Washmstoii at Baltimore—Stone (l-Oi the last two holes. , l. Victorian to an extremely close decision. Am- . Chicsso. St Louis 3|— 2\ 21 2; 3| 41 6 22! Hj .6U| vs. Palica (2-5 1 Randolph, rormer George i " brose, riding Ned McLean's Toro, also was overconfident and Chicago at Kansas City—Pollet took me six holes get B klyn at Phil., c2>. Ph ' _J 2|_l| 0| lj 2 s|—| 0; 11; 21 .344 9 was caught in a master skull. (5-0) vs. Jones (l-:i>. to used 1 s l __Qnjf_gainfx scheduled. to it.” Miiwj 11 Chi '(2)’ Chicago_! o|_l| 2! 4*l*o) 01 2|— 9| 21 .300 10** The date was November 12, 1949, and the race was the at Bt. L. (St ~ Loj, j9j 14j13| 15| IS| 19|21121| Pimlico Cup at two and a half miles, or the longest jClneln. i | | ) thoroughbred race in United States. Perhaps BRITISH the Arcaro had AMATEUR RESULTS ¦¦¦¦ i*~" ' -¦ been too long at Belmont Park, or too long away from the half-mile tracks, where three journeys past the grandstand TROON. Scotland. May 29 (/P). Clarke Hardwicke, Los Angeles,: are not unusual. At any rate, Arcaro just didn’t misjudge the —Results of today’s principal; defeated Robert Wight, Scotland. 1 second-round matches in the 4 and 3. finish by a of mile, by now-save sixteenth a but a full mile! British Amateur golf champion- Sydney Ball. Scotland, ** * * defeat- ship: ed Sam McCready, Ireland, 1 up MASTER EDDIE WAS UP on Blue Hills and this pair Dr. Frank Deighton. Scotland, (20 holes). i was out in front by two lengths as the run was past Jamie McKay, Scotland, made defeated Frank Strafaci, New de- r stands the second time, mile half the feated Fred Brand, jr.. Pitts- the a and a of race York, 3 and 2. x *j. ~'*®**%m 25% burgh. 1 up. behind Arcaro and Blue Hills. Then, to the consternation Tex., Joe B. Golden. Austin, Arthur Perowne, England, of the crowd, Arcaro pulled up his mount. defeated M. F. Bonnalack, Eng- de- I=i fl |“J and extended eovera j^S feated T. Ross Thomson. Eng- There were only four horses in the field, with only win land. 2 and 1. land, 7 and 6. betting. and place As the others passed the bewildered, red- Jay Randolph, Bethesda. Md., Matt Alexander, Scotland, de- faced Arcaro, one of the jockeys, Jimmy Lynch on Bayeux, defeated Dru Montagu. France. feated Joe Carr, Ireland, 3 and 2. ¦BR»r\ni\ OfTT\U\ rn 1 Hrvu | m yelled: 5 and 4. Neville Dunn, Scotland, de- \| \|\ ; "We have to go grandstand Matt Alexander, Scotland, de- feated H. H. Russell. Miami, Fla., around the three times, Carr, Ireland, buddy.” feated Joe 3 and 2. 5 and 3. Gene Andrews, Pacific Pali- Guy Wolstenholme, England, Furiously, Arcaro set starting again, Employees about up his mount sades, Calif., defeated Billy defeated R. F. Galloway, Eng- Government Insurance Company now offers the but he not only had blown his two-length lead but finished Goodloe, Valdosta, Ga., 5 and 4. land. 1 up. Standard Fire and Krtrndrd Covrragr insurance policy as second, beaten by eight. Blushingly, Arcaro climbed off Blue Phil Scrutton, England, de- Donald Cameron. Scotland, tarings of 5.5% from Bureau Rates You can save money feated John Niven. England, Hills and said: "Nobody feels worse than I do.” 6 defeated Vernon Bell, Memphis, on premiums for fire insurance protection on your home Then the Master berated himself in a style more and 5. Tenn., 2 and 1. and personal belongings. characteristically Gerald Micklem, England, de- flippant. "I ought to go back to school jfeated George Duncan, Wales. and learn to count,” he quipped. “Maybe I should have 6 and 5. fn/Sy Its Advantages Qf Compare Rates Today. Even if your present fire insur- carried three peas in my mouth and spit out one each time David Mackie, Scotland, de- ance is a part of your regular mortgage payment, or ia I went by the stands." feated Tony Duncan, Wales, 1 up handled direct by you, savings of 25r« with the new ! <2O It happens to the best, and speaking of the best, holesi. GEICO policy can be your*. your present policy John Beharrel, When Ellsworth made no enemies when he said for the record: England, de- SINCLAIR’S expires, you can replace feated D. C. Cameron, Scotland, it with a low-cost GEICO policy, “Anybody can make a mistake. Willie will be riding for which protects the interest of the mortgage company. us again. 3 and 2. What happened Saturday will have no effect what- H. V. S. Thomson, Scotland, soever on the COMPLETE stable’s relations with Shoemaker.” jdefeated Pete Arend, Deal, N. J.. ¦ n la Your Present Protection Adequate? Use our low-cost 4 and 3. j policy to provide the additional amount of fire insurance Hugh Squlrrell. Wales, defeat- HEATING necessary to coverage up date. HOME bring your to wait Buffalo Ask ed Hobart Manley. Jr.. Savan- Don’t Club May •Th# Probe Company until it’s too late. nah, Ga., 1-up. American Tobacco Get adequate protection today! , E. H. Whalley, jr.. Salem, SERVICE O Get this aromatic mixture Os Majors' 'Player Monopoly' Mass., defeated W. I. MacDon- Sinclair with a fragrance all its own. BUFFALO. N. Y.. May 29 (/P).| cent months, but that although ald. Scotland. 2 and 1. •jfHigh Quality Lt. Eyler, Olean, Y„ it’s a cargo of contentment in the 0 Gov.rnm.nl Employ... (Fodoral-Stolo-County-Municipal) The general manager of the had promised him help Gene N. Anti>Ru«t Fuel Oil I all ini - unaffiliated Buffalo defeated A. C. Miller. Scotland. bowl of any pipe contentment 0 Educator. Bisons of obtaining players, none had Low Cost Complete Burner f. ft the International League says come! i 2 and 1. if for you and for everybody near you. 0 Commissioned Officers and Senior NCOs of rho Armed FereaO the major leagues "player through. Peter Grant, jr., Phoenix, Service Contract (NCO. be married end year. have a HALF AND HALF'S must ot lean 23 monopoly, ‘ and he threatens to As an example, he cited thei Ariz., defeated Merlin Robert- A Mott Convenient unique aroma is if distinctive and for oxoct rotes, coll or vtwt oor Home Office. go as far as Congress. If need case of Carl Sawatski, a catcher son ,_Pasadena. CallT-Jand 2. Budget Flan delightful. So is be, to flx it. owned by the Chicago White: the flavor. No other tobacco in the There it oo obligation—no agoot wiH coll. John C. Stiglmeler Complete Line of said last Sox. He said the Bisons and Memorial 1 if world smells or so good. Serving Those night he was trying to arrange the Sox had a deal all worked: Day Sale OilBurner* Who Serve the Nation / HALF AND p a meeting with Ford Frick, com- out for Sawatski. but that the ON ENTIRE STOCK OF HALF is blended for mildness missioner of baseball. catcher was subsequently sold USED Coll us Today -specially cut for cooler, slower, Employees not get CARS 1 WMmt Government "It I do a reasonable to Toronto. TAylor 9-1500 even-burning. Buv HALF AND HALF in answer from him I will ask for “We not 1 V are looking for char- the pocket tin with the lid. 1 i INSURANCE COMPANIES a congressional investigation on ity." Stlglmeier said. "We are humidor HOC- COMPAREiU NOT AFF.W'ATCO «iTn u • OOVT grounds of major league player 1 willing to put money on the line monopoly ” Stiglmeier said. for players we need, but we can - OOVte.NMtNT CMPUOVCCt INftURAN Cl ffUIkOINA manager N ] (The Bison said he ! expect to improve our YOUR FIFE IS WELCOME EVERYWHERE . IAV" AMD L STartTS w pmonß grceuNo 4000 had written 16 major league tnta if tne major leagues turn! ! ARLINGTON / p SINCLAIR r A oetw oaicv oak jam- oatuodav ea m i o (jt i ¦Man Wilson Blvd ?-»OOt \ JV REFINING COMPANY . 1 WHEN YOU LIGHT teams on two occasions in re- a ear requests." , UF HALF AND HALF deaf to our , . l* . . • AUTO ffERSOHAL LIABILITY TIRE LITE SICKNESS ft ACCIDENI