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Ooonjmm White for the Phtla- Lthornberry O O O O N N > BOSTON AB R H O THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. ** MAYI3, * - .—a 1 1.... a. i - ¦!.X MONDAY... - ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ vzxr~ —r '.‘l"'4057 A-19 Record Marlboro Crowd , gj : ;if « Old t S# jfl bJ ProDemaret ' JjLjf fM* %£' MINOR LEAGUES zs&ftr .<•• •., ,pfiß ¦ Ss^&La^* till PACIFIC Are you ' Sees Wallace, Day Star COAST LEAGUE lifted.Mm?:/' m W. L. Pet. W. L Pet. " Hollywd. 20 ~ Shows Up Youth 11.845 Beattie 18 15.545 giving yourself I 4JB By DICK SLAY event of 1957 next Sunday at L. Ange. 19 11.833 8 Diego 17 18.515 The largest crowd ever to see 8 Pran. 18 14 583 Portland 8 21.378 and your Cumberland. By then the new Vancou. 17 14 .548 Sacram. 833 .258 sEaf^ an auto race at Marlboro—7,3s7 modified Corvette should be San Diego. 3—l: Seattle. 2—4. family San Franclxco. o—4; vaneouver. 2—2 paid admissions, about 600 more sufficiently in production to (2nd game called S'/j inning., to be Springs completed the At at than the high—com- Hot later date" Mleat previous qualify for production car races. C Hollywood. 3—3; Sacramento, n—o. bined with perfect racing Paul O'Shea in a Mercedes-Benz HOT SPRINGS. Ark., May 13 Portland. 3—2; Lo« Angeles. I—7. consideration weather and a record field of 300SLS coupe should be the only (IP). INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE * —The numerous L. Pet W. L Pet. talented .. w. •*% some 120 entries to christen the production entry Miami 15 8 .853 Rochest. 13 if you haven’t fully looked 111 »> close. 13 .480 into new sports-car course yesterday. youngsters who have flocked to Richard 18 9 .840 Columbus 8 14 384 Ik’ Wallace Runs Off Buffalo 13 9.591 Montreal 8 15.348 all the ways to Invest your savinßsi| Charlie Wallace in the Porsche professional golf in the past few Toronto 13 10 .585 Havana 815 .348: " Wallace simply away with Toronto, 10—3; The who Ignores the j* Spyder and Pete Day of Char- ran Columbus. 3—o. man three! \ both his races, winning years still have trouble with Rtchmond 3—3: Montreal. 2—2. HIE wS lottesville Ace Bristol over Buffalo. 5—3; Miami. 4—o. 1 of Inflation Is neither conservett«K In an were; ' Black by almost half lap a sharp pro Jimmy Rochester. 3—9; the big winners, each taking a a each old like Havana. I—l. nor prudent. To be conservative! time. The Porsche Spyder, a Demaret. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION w a, feature and preliminary. W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet B a Last duplicate of the Wallace 18 .887 ji today, one must conserve the pur* year that was the usual achieve- car Demaret was almost flawless Mlnn'lla 9 Denver 10 13 .455 drove to eighth place at Sebring Wichita 18 8 887 Ch'l.xlon 13 18 448! chasing of his savings dol- ment of the Corvettes, but yes- and around the greens St Paul 16 1 o 815 Omaha 12 15 444 3 power last March, was clocked in on yes-, Ind’nolls (.3 13 .481 Louisville 5 10 227); terday was a bad day for terday I Wichita. B—3: Indianapolis. B—4. |l tars. A ” 1:44.6 for a lap in the prelimi- as he posted a 5-under-i ! Charleston. 7—«; Louisville. 2—l. I “Detroit nary , St Paul. 3—4; Omaha. 2—B. m and 1:41 flat during the par 67 to take first money B—9; The Chevrolet Corvettes raced in the 1 Minneapolis. Denver. 7—l. We will be glad to discuss the ways feature. $20,000 Hot Springs SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION in four of nine events and al- Open. Pet. _ W. L. W. L. Pet. you private Black and Bruce Kessler of IMemphis 6 I and means with j* '* most drew a blank, Dave White The dapper one, time at-, 21 778 Blr’nam 14 16 467 ; Beverly Hills, Calif., in this iNashv'le 17 14 .548 N. Orl’na 14 17 .452 1 without cost or obligation. scoring the only over-all victory a Testa tired in a plain white L. Rock 12 12 ~0(1 Chlt'ga 13 17 433, Calf Rozza model Ferrari, put shirt : Atlanta 14 88 467 Mobile 11 18 .379 forI appointment let us ‘JBhH|HBBBb in the second novice race. on a ’ an or semf fight for second place in the big and not-so-plaln pink trousers, Memphis. B—7; Atlanta. 7—4. you our brochure which explain! Day for Corvettes Little Rock. 4—li Birmingham. 3—lo. '^K Bad feature which kept the crowd spotted stocky young Sou-i ; New Orleans. B—s: Nashville. 3—6. 1 help you. 1 Mike ch ‘,Uno< M bow we are able to ¦L -v Dick Thompson, Fred Wind- roaring. finally caught | ¥gx& Kessler £*'&uE . ¦ - chak of Grosslnger’s. N. Y.. twoj s ~, ridge and Bark Henry grabbed him on the lap I 18th when Black strokes years Dallas 18 8 .887 Ft. W'th 1115 .473 Mr practieally every feature race ' spun out, but on the 19th Kessler and 18 as the Houston 17 10 .630 Tulan 913.409 & - with round began. IS. Ant'o 18 10 .015 Austin 1118.407 HODGDON CO. ¦ SL il Corvettes last year on i lost control in the first hairpin final Ok City 12 13 .480 Bhr'port 815 .348 1 Marlboro’s shorter road course. and dove into the woods, escap- After 18 holes the Fort Worth. 18; Bhraveport, 10. STOCKBROKERS b B i B I 48-year-old, . Houston. 4—6: Dallas. 2—B. J Yesterday, Thompson got a third ing uninjured but out of con- Demaret Austin. 3—B; Tulsa. 2—4. MEMBERS 4|as three strokes ahead. Oklahoma City, B—2; San Antonio. PAlladalpAta-Baltlmora IkMiw yIHBI over all in the preliminary for ' tention. t The Klamesha Lake. N. Y., vet- PaoDsylvanls Balldlwg modified cars. Windridge was Day and Ed Welch, ' _ EASTERN LEAGUE i both In Binghamton. * ' eran seldom putts 5—7; Albany. I—2. shut out. Ace Bristols, staged the best missed on of Springfield. 13; Syracuse. 0 DI. 7-2968 Even more 10 feet Reading. 9; Schenectady. 6. " surprising in re- . battle of the day in the first ; or less and he dropped BUILDING gard SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE FREE PARKING IN *|pss***r* to the Corvettes, however, , feature. Welch was the early "two Iron shots within inches of Jacksonville. 10—6: Augusta. B—B. OPEN SATS AND EVER was their high Pace Columbus. .3; Columbia, T. ; percentage oft setter and the lead changed pin. Macon. 4: Knoxville. 0. the When his irons faltered * * failures to finish yesterday. All hands nine times before Day 1 r o,t *' Bavannah. postponed. I slightly on the somewhat rain J| pv 'four pulled away a ’ tougher 5^ starters in the sixth race > to 75-yard victory back nine, he made up for it by • • upi • never reached the checkered at the end of 17 laps. 4 a ••••••••••••••••* ¦ J PEIif 1 chipping near enough to one- J flag; two of the three Corvettes . i First novice rate. lot tars under 2 ’ litres, m laps-I. Rick Kelly. Morttan; •/. ; putt for pars. ,in the second feature conked out. Jon Holmes, Porsche; :t. John Both. Fte- Thompson’s production , donla. N. Y,, Lotus. Class E production i Demaret's 73-66-70-67—276, 12 s“¦ model »inner—Kelly. Class F production wln- ¦'¦ - l strokes under had ,; ner—Holmes. Class G win- par. beat Souchak ? :< showroom shock absorbers Production CONVAIR - i Suiter. »»w-w » »?> 1 -''- <' ’ ner—Harold Class G SK / MG-TD. i and four others by • • *f W ¦''** but he clung to the lead in the modified winner—Soch Class H modi- one stroke. sixth fied wrlnner—Bill Harding, Flat Crosley. His 66 on the tricky, 7.000-yard race until he blew a piston H Second novice rate, lor cars over • San Diego • * litres, laps—l. Hot Springs Country ¦¦ on the 12th lap. White, who I j a Dave White. Corvette; Club course had ‘ Paul Allard, fc 'i Whitestlne. a. Donald here was the best of the tourna- * i won a novice race, took over first , [Yenxo. Plttsburicn. Corvette. Class B and blew a tire on the 13th lap. production winner—White, class B | ment. ! J • : modified winner—Whitestlne Class C needs Earlier, Windridge had broken a , [ production winner—Robert Walker. Lit- Bunched with Souchak. who pressure plate tle Rock. Ark., Jaiuar. Class D produc- had a final were Billy ANOTHER RIJN FOR MILWAUKEE—DeI Crandall, Milwaukee catcher, is safe on the clutch and I! tlon winner—Henry Grimes, Austln- 70. Max- Dasey’s Corvette also I jHealev. well qf Odessa. Tex., the 1956 as he slides home in the fourth inning of the second game of a double-header Homer had 1 Cooper race. Formula 111 cars. 6 laps quit. —l. Nick Ryder, -J. Lex DuPont, Wll- winntr here Who fired a 68 Lloyd DESIGN ENGINEERS with the Cards in St. Louis. Catcher Hobie Landrith makes a fruitless diving mlniton. Del., a. George Alderman. Wil- Mangrum Third to Wallace mington. of Apple Valley, Calif.., attempt to tag Crandall. The umpire is Tom Gorman. Crandall scored from Fourth race, Class F and a produc- 68. Johnny Palmer of Tulsa,: Thompson then took over a tion cars. 10 laps—l, John Holmes. • second on Danny O’Connell’s single withe the bases loaded. Outfielder Wally Porsche; 3, Dick Nash, Porsche 1.M00,. Okla., 67 and Jackie Burke of Harry INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERS modified the modi- Beck.
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