4 THE EVENING STAR. Washington, D. C. Beman Steps Up 10 More Golfers Named MONDAY MAT 80. 1968 ** A-11 JB j jrj HBL BOWLING VICTOR For International Event SIO,OOO IronGameGives 1 SPLITS Class After : . In Mario Gonzales and Ricardo team in Kashio Kurihara, 5- WITH FRIEND Rossi of Brazil are the best foot-2 and 129 pounds, and CHICAGO. May 30 UP).— Ono, who pounds; Major players Koichi is four Don Ellis, Houston, Tex., First known of 10 announced Tiile Schoolboy heavier. bowling instructor, is $5,000 Win today for the International Golf Italy’s representatives will be richer or $5,000 poorer to- Deane Beman moves into a Championships that get under- Ugo Grappasonni and Alfonso day—depending on how you way at Columbia Angelini. play exten- much faster golf league this June 9 Coun- Both an take it—after winning the To try Finsterwald Club. sive international schedule and Petersen Bowling Classic. next, way week and but the the Fourteen of the 26 teams that are among the top pros in Eu- Ellis admitted after win- FORT WAYNE, Ind., May 30 17-year-old Bethesda youngster will compete in the 72-htole rope. ning the classic yesterday ((P>. Dow Finsterwald can played 15 holes at Columbia in medal play tournament now Young Peter Alliss, son of a i with a 1.622 total that he thank an iron game that neither named, including professional, Treybig, high high pressure three under par yesterday in the have been the famed British will i and E. H. also of winds nor United States combination of represent England along with Houston, had decided to could crack for his first major Schoolboy final, he j Invitation Ed Furgol, the National Open Norman Sutton. Alliss will be split all their earnings. golf championship, the $15,000 might be ready to cause some champion, and Chick Harbert. on the British Ryder Cup team Ellis copped the top prize Fort Wayne open. trouble in faster company. the PGA titlist. that meets the Americans in of SIO,OOO but Treybig won The angular Bedford Heights Deane, a lunior at Bethesda- Eric Brown and John Panton California this fall. nary a cent with a poor 1,258 (Ohio) golfer fired a final-day the team expenses yesterday Chevy Chase High, gave the were announced as Li addition to all total. However, ElUs didn’t 67 to regain the lead to represent Scotland. Brown, and SSOO each, the players will, - seem bothered by having to from Doug Fora, the defending . .i jfe. eighth Bethesda school its former Scottish champion, was be competing for SII,BOO In prize share his earnings. champion who had edged to the j&i schoolboy golf champion (no only three strokes off the pace money. Top money will be $2,- “It’s kinda hard to say front of the pack the previous other school has more than two > last year in Canada after 54 500, which is SIOO more than the how I feel about splitting," day with a 7-under-par 65. < m ,:i players get ¦|L JaßaagaßeSraMßy • as he defeated Bill Dudley, 5 holes but finished with a 79. ; tournament in a the modest Texan said. “But Ford, who had to settle for 72 Japan $15,000 a good boy two early 3, | will have the smallest event on the circuit. he's and fine because of bogeys, fin- and in the final. friend and I'm glad we won.” ished in second place with 272. From the back tees at Colum- ¦ three strokes behind the new bia Beman had five birdies and ! champion. (10 ~ went over par on two holes Finsterwald went 3 under par ¦BBMpMKr-. ; M and 11K Roebuck Is Cinch to Win PUT jgSWt on the first four holes of his ¦ppr Plays in State Amateur GolfLead Taken final round and was 19 under will play in the Mary- par for his four rounds over the Beman Brooklyn Country land Amateur this week at i Rookie Honors Elks Club course. The prize $2,400 i Columbia and next Monday will BROOKLYN, May 30 (/P).—¦ "Ed used to throw everything winner’s of Open j i By Fay was short of the $3,000 Finster- compete in the National Ed along, Crocker Until Roebuck came in qualifying at the book, but I think he has wald won place in | rounds, also Cc- the only Roebuck that Brooklyn UP).— for second the [ DETROIT, May 30 Fay Open : lumbia. The field in the latter ever heard of was a fellow mixed been better since he concen- Colonial at Fort Worth event figures to be a little too | up Sears trated on his curve ball and his ; Crocker, of South America, who i two weeks ago. Ford’s check with in the business was SI,BOO. GOOD LUCK FROM DINAH SHORE—lndianapolis.—Singer Dinah Shore cud- | fast for him, but Deane could world. Now they’re booming Ed sinker. You don’t have to worry so far has beaten par as well ! here dles up to Jerry Hoyt of Indianapolis and holds nands with Jack McGrath (left) ! beat a player or two in the for “rookie of the year.” i as her opponents, heavily , j Ted Kroll of Utica. N. Y.. the about putting him in when i was only golfer who didn’t of Angeles and Tony Chicago good gestures ; State Amateur. The Dodgers’ ambitious press you're a jam. He soar Into Los Bettennausen of in luck before in has control favored today to wrap up the the any ! Although final department may taking in I 70s on of the four the start of today’s 500-mile speedway classic. These three drivers drew front the match was be and he doesn’t scare easy.” rounds, won j not close, best territory first annual Women's Wolverine $1,400 third-place row starting positions.—AP Wirephoto. it was one of the too much for Roebuck Alston called on Roebuck Sat- 1 money played in the 22-year history of by including the whole National urday Open golf championship. with 273. i in an important game The winners: ! the tournament. Beman birdied League, but he’s a cinch to be , Hilly Loes A model in steadiness, the with the Giants after Don Flnsterwild 67—289 $2 406 WINS WITH i 4-5-8-12-15 while Dudley won rookie of the year in Brooklyn.' j faltered in the sixth. The! 36-year-old professional from gouc Ford - 72—272 1,800 MAURY FITZGERALD SPEEDWAY only full-fledged Montevideo, Uruguay, a e 2 68—27.1 1.400 the first hole with a birdie three He’s the fresh-- 1 Giants, trailing 4-3, had two I held Boble2I Rosburg 68—275 1.200 Continued From Page A-9 Art Wall, ir and then halved Beman’s birdie man on the veteran club. men on and nobody out when j six-stroke lead over her closest B) «6—278 1.000 on Dudley , y Maxwell 69—179 roo second and went to win the on the 12th. Five times Although the 6-foot-2 right- Roebuck took over. He shut competitor. Marlene Bauer of Billy Nary 67—280 650 1954 AAA national driving pulled his tee shots to tne left hander is only 23, he was up for rest Sarasota, Fla., entering the final George Bayer 69—280 650 Gamble by Eisinger them out the of the way. I : Many Furgol 75—281 404 championship: Jack McGrath of ; and on those holes he either lost his third spring training trial Roebuck has appeared in 17' 18 holes of play. ; Wally Ulrich 75—281 404 Inglewood, Calif., third: Fred to or to Dodgers finally !Gene Ltttler 71—281 404 ; Beman had scramble for with the when he ! of the Dodgers’ 30 games, allow- Miss Crocker, whose great- Julius Boros 72—281 404 Agabashian, Albany, Calif- halves. | made the team. ing only 28 great grandfather ) Frank .Stranahan 71—281 404 i -1 five earned runs in ; introduced [ Fred Wampler.. 68—282 256 Beats Thornton Team sixth; Don Freeland, Los Ange- |- Manager Walter Alston, who | innings. His won-lost record of golf to Uruguay, , ! Fred Hawkins 70—282 2.16 Eligible Next Year linked rounds 1 : Bud Holscher 70—282 256 les, seventh, and Cal Niday, had Roebuck at Montreal for 2-1 story, of a Jack Fleck Member-guest golf tourna- appeared match boys juniors j j doesn't tell the for; 74-74-71 for 54-hole total j 69—284 250 where it the Pacoima, Calif., 10th. i Both are and will years, might ! management figures Paul Harnev 70—285 *lO long putt two admit? now he the he has; of 219, six par for Dave Douglas 210 ments permit you to play shots would end. Thornton's eligible the tournament; have a under the 1 70—285 Mike Nazaruk of North Bell- be for made mistake in not saved seven more games. ' 6.415-yard, par , 1 A1 Besselink 75—285 210 you play kept even year. 75 Forest Lake ) Eric Montt , that could not afford to on 17 had the match more, N. Y., who was fifth, and again next ; keeping spring Brooklyn some Country layout. 71—288 ITS you par him last has known fine Club Her 71 L. M Crannel. tr 75—286 175 If were on your own. and the 18th is a short 4 Larry ) Crockett of Columbus, | Beman plays no favorites forj “I was interested in Ed last relief men in recent years, with ; ! yesterday equalled Jerry Kesselrtng 74—286 175 of Pritchard, or j the course 1 : Doug Higgins , 76—786 175 Take the extra hole the which Thornton good year,” was Mayer Eisinger although Ind.. ninth, since have Been his rounds. He has them Alston said, "but he the late Hugh Casey and Joe record set Friday by i Dick 71—287 145 championship match at Con-; i could drive, Miss Bauer ! Arnold Palmer killed in racing accidents. Paul on short courses or long. In underweight and didn’t feel too Black heading the list. This ° 74—287 145 gressional Country Club yester- j: none did. Fav Crockrr 7*-74-71 10 Charles Stfford 75—288 ISO Russo of Fort Worth, Tex, 1953 he was medalist in the Mid- | good in the South. We had all quiet youngster from East Mills- i Marine Bauer 50.71-74 "*5 Mike Krak 72—289 110 day. John Eisinger had pushed Fitzgerald hit the shortest drive I xWiffl Smith 76-76-74 •»•»(: Bob Inman 75—289 110 eighth last year, wrecked his junior with a 67 at those other pitchers with major Pa., to ReHy Hmks ?**-Tn.P 1 *V:n Ed right. by approach dle Atlantic . boro. appears be the Beverly Oliver 73—289 110 his drive far to the He but far the best in- I Hanseon 77-76-77—230 car in practice but escaped Chevy Chase, from the middle league experience. 1 1955 model. Carol ground, trap shot and had a 5-footer for a Bowman ’ 75.-5.77 •*.1,) was on bare had a jury. 'Betty Dodd 037 were tees. He later won the event at Betty 7M-77-SJ to pitch over, and still had to birdie. The other three Jameson 74-81-76 *»:n Johnnie Parsons of Van Nuys, match play. Alice Bauer Haeire 77-78-'6 «:ti stop a green 10 to 14 feet from the cup in two. Bell 73-77-83 Second Twin Bill the ball on hard Calif., 1950 winner, is the only year Kirk -•’33 Maury players hit good putts, Beman should have a big Mickey Wrigh* 75-83-76 “31 But his partner, Fitz- All four winner in the field be- Bonnie Randolph a sure getting piece former junior golf this summer. He Joyce Ziske 77-79-78—23* Split gerald, was up there for ail of them a of iin Griffs Missouri Star 76-77-8“ “35 by Columbia Sign Bettv Bush cup. putts stayed sides Vukovich. Bill Holland of already has the schoolboy and 77-78-81 “36 par 4, so John could afford to the but all four Indianapolis, winner, xPat Devanv 78-81-78 BEACH, 1., May 1949 and Florida amateur titles, Marv Lena “37 RJIS L. 30 gamble. He laid the club face jout and the match went to the the South Faulk 75-78-84 “37 Lee Wallard of Tampa, Fla., and appears to dominate the Marilvnn Smith ¦; 8-8 J -80 73!* (Special). —The Columbia girls back and hit one of the finest extra hole. winner, may Gloria Armstrong 81-78-81—Mo 1951 drive relief. junior golf here, which is As Second Vonnie Colby Washington, stopped Congressional field Bonus Player 79-83-82—2*4 softball team of his career. was the first club shots of It The size of the purse, a rec- strong numerically xMrs H. Ct. Msrouardt 86-78-83—247 to hold a member-guest. This i but does not Jerry Schoonmaker, 21-year- a x—Denotes amateur D. C., met the New York City 8 feet from the stick and he ord $269,375 last year, helps the good i 1 | Schoonmaker was member a birdie 3. was its eighth'annual affair and have as many young University Pandoras, Metropolitan cham- knocked it in for drivers forget that 45 persons as old of Missouri out- I :of the collegiate All-American Eisinger, one year out of Duke one of the most successful. The players other years. fielder, pions, in a double-header today have died at the Speedway since has become the Senators': ! baseball team last season when University, and Fitzgerald, the number of extra-hole matches 1 1909. last Bruce Kessler, last year’s second bonus player and will re- West Chester Hurler after having broken even in twin handicaps were fairly The was Manuel ,he batted college, golf writer from Kenwood Coun- showed the Ayulo of Burbank. Calif., in a schoolboy champion from Be- port to the club at Kansas City .425 and led Sions With Braves bills yesterday and Saturday. try Club, had to from be- true. In one flight, the third, practice May thesda, did not defend his title June 9 following graduation. sluggers with 10 home He Saturday's* 2-0 loss to the come 1 run crash 16. J runs. j MILWAUKEE. May UP).— hind to beat Tom Pritchard and Milton Tinsley and Nelson Spots- | and Beman was the only semi- Schoonmaker, a righthanderi played in the Pan i 30 Dover Marauders, New Jersey Somebody will get rich for American ; John - year George Thornton of Manor, 1 wood of Kenwood played three finalist from 1954 to return. hitter, given a $30,000 Edelman. 19 -old State champions, in the opener about four hours’ work, but he i was con- Games in Mexico, batted .380 j righthanded pitcher up in 19 holes, in an interesting straight pxtra-liole matches. tract, spread three years—- ; from Hav- of a double-header, ended a Co- Flight j won’t know how rich until the over and led home-run hitters with I Pa., signed a final. First Provides Eagles 1 annual victory dinner tomorrow the same contract awarded Har- jertown. has Braves lumbia winning streak of 25 year Some of top three. I contract. Before Edelman joins games, begun year. It was the second Thorn- the shotmak- night. The Speedway sets its mon Killebrew when the young Currently .293 last The Co- . ing of yesterday in the i Full Program Slated a hitter at Mis-1 the club Thursday in Brooklyn ton has lost in the final at Con- j was share of the purse after count- infielder signed with the Sena- souri with five home lumbias won the nightcap. 9-1. gressional. Ray first flight consolation final. Don runs. ] the Braves will have to drop one night Stamford, Conn., Last year Moore ; ing the gate. At Iron Bridge Today tors as their first bonus player Schoonmaker is a Le- ! Last in year Argyle a wedge native of player to stay under the was his partner. This ho Sullivan of holed j The prizes also include special Competition through- last year. banon. was by limit the Columbias lost to the Ray- prizes, shot for an eagle deuce on the to extend Mo. He scouted of 25. Brakettes, came off with two how- awards from oil and accessory day got under way this j A 6-foot, 190-pound workhorse Ray Baker and signed by Sherry bestos New England 15th hole, only have Skippy j out the j Manager over, as he and Pritchard won to firms for using their products morning in the annual Iron; halfback who was co-captain of j | Robertson, the Senators’ as- ! General John Quinn regional champions, 2-0, then Nash of Manor drive the 18th a special prize $l5O on eleven, ! i said Edelman had a 21-2 ; got the medal. green a an j and of for Bridge Hunt Horse Show the the Missouri Schoon- i sistant farm director, record even 3-1. and hole putt for eagle ' | lap maker must remain as a high school pitcher an Washington Friday night, Off-Day , each led. The attendance, Aitcheson farm on the with the i i Killebrew, who will be 19 years , and In for Pritchard deuce to win the match. J Leiter 8-0 record at (Pa.) l never announced, generally is Laurel-Silver Spring road. Senators for two years before he 1 old next month, broke Into oniy j West Chester j the Columbias will oppose two Pritchard, who had played well j Results: guessed 150,000. may 1 i State Teachers’ College. Championship at about Topping hunter, ' be farmed out. His addi- j nine games with the Senators :' 1 men’s teams. brlow his six handicap during consolation Tom; off the usual j Wheeler and Ralph Bogart. Chevy Chase. 1 Vukovich won $74,934.84 last jumper green hunter and junior tion presents no complications last season getting four hits in the first three match-play rounds, defeated Rennie Keilv and Col. J. J. I J Army Navy. year for himself at the moment, since the Sena- tries for a average. off-day Broeei. 8 and 5. and his car events will be a couple of races. j j jl3 308 The haa an in the final and First flight—Benny Maroshek ana owner and crew. He won more ¦ tors still will be one player un- former Idaho semipro has batted finally proved for William McGrath. York, Pa. defeated | j Lastingly it too much J L. Oeddes and Col. Bert Smiley. in 1953, $89,496.96, although the ! der the limit after he joins the i only eight times this year Beautiful White carry virtually : up. j and ' Thornton to Prince Georges. 3 Cosolation —War- total purse about $23,000 j team. is hitless that, George it a ner Whalen and Skippy Nash, Manor was 1 alone. At gave defeated Bob Dieudonne and Don Sulli- smaller that year. The differ- BASEBALL House Paint, try. the 13th hole with van. Argyle. 3 up. Page Sgfei Won’t Stain He won Second flight—Frank O'Connell and ence was in lap prizes. Vuky led Continued From A-9 Manor, Ramos for a homer a par 3 for his team's last lead ; Tom Carney. defeated Henry most of race, starting last | in the fourtn Bousraren and Page Cornwell. Columbia j the ’53 their sixth decision in the j ¦ Urfej Brick or Masonry! and rolled in a 40-footer all the 5 and 4. Consolation—Frank -L (Jim- i ! in place. SENATORS and the Red Sox lead zoomed my) 19th seven games. In addition, they! j way hole at a Hewitt and Milton Schlosser de- j Continued From Page A-9 across the 17th seated Charles Camalier and Ray Du- ! got a scare when Catcher Wes- | to 8-3 in the fifth when Piersall Fitzgerald and Ei- four Columbia. 3 and 3. a force time when Third flight—H A Evans and Bill ' Westrum beaned with the j | and Juan Delis hit into ! | singled and stole second, Hat- ! singer birdie was Play. both had short Tftckaberrv. Kenwood defeated Len 1 Cubs Get Big Ten Star as Sandy Amoros struck out. ' purposely passed putts, which they made. Bartlett and Dick Moore. Toledo. Ohio. 1 bat i I ton was and , 1 up. 31 holes. Consolation—Tom Wal- CHICAGO, May 30 (VP).—The- Amoros made it to second on the j Jackie Jensen belted the first j winner George Susce a Washington, J | crashed There was an abundance of lace and L H Brown. de- signed of his two homers in the second feated Milton Tinsley and Nelson Spots- ; ; Cubs have Don Eaddy. 21- play and later scored. A check- 1 double off the centerfield wall. activity around the 18th green. wood. Kenwood. 3 and deficit and I I Master m 3. year-old University of Michigan up showed Westrum needed no to whittle Boston’s j Mickey lllllllliH1 j the Red Sox shelled Stobbs in Vernon’s double and j ! third baseman who batted .353 stitches to close the laceration. j Sievers’ Painters | I third with a four-run out- i home run reduced Bos- ; f|||"J|| M in 15 Big Ten games this season. | the j margin sixth, in First Win for Walker burst- I ton's in the but j Prefer S Santee Again Fails He will be optioned to Des. the same inning illlllllLW GOLF opened a Williams tripled Continued Page A-9 | Moines. • Tom Poholsky, making his first Billy Goodman with j J left-center Gene Steph- Quality From pitched Wil- ' I to and ousted Charles In 4-Minute Effort start since May 7, a; i double and scored on Ted ens, running for him, scored I. Sidebottom victory with one out. | Minneapolis, 4 and 3. READING. Pa., May 30 ,VP). — ! seven-hitter for his first j:Hams’ double 1 after Jensen flied to Tom Umph- Earle of 1 year for the Williams was thrown out by Roy : of set a MINOR LEAGUES of the Cardinals: j lett in right. Veteran Clark Hardwicke j Wes Santee new mark of j for Harry Walker, Sievers when he tried to score I by By the A&aocimted and the first Busby’s Los Angeles was beaten Allan |, Gerry Karver mile j Pres? manager. single, Norm : Jim double and Run- 4:05.4 for the the new Ted Khis-! i on Jensen’s but single gave DURON De Luxe Slater, 6 and 5, and Bruce Coffin I PACIFIC IOASI LLAGIiE with a man 1 Zauchin walked and Kline nels the Senators as he won the seventh annual W L. Pet W L Pet zewski’s 13th homer a run in the seventh and they of Salem, Mass., fell before Rich- S. Diego ..S 18 .6,11 . spoiled Poholsky’s Daley's grounder to ! edition of the race with ease yes-. Portland ”527.481 on base shut- 1 booted Pete made it 9-7 in the eighth HOUSE aid Ashcraft, 4 and 3. 1 ! Seattle .10 27.026 Oakland ”5 211 463 ; jam | PAINT PRIMER ; 8. Fra CO “5 455 out bid. ; the bases. Jim Piersall sin- against Kiely Specially terday, 2/ 28 .491 Norwood 30 I i: Leo when Kline processed oils control penetro- ~r Robert Redfearn of Evanston.j ’ but failed in another at- : L. Ang ea 2? 23 is: “3 .'42 41 ( gled to runs Grady Sac'm'to s ! Roberts spun an eight- j score two and j singled, a tion, seal surface, by A. tempt i Sacramento. 9—l: Oakland. 4--to. Robin I Carlos Paula cracked the and furnish 111., was victimized D.: to crack the four minute! San Diego. ,—3: Los Angeles. victory as Hatton got another across with smooth, solid, uniform (first game 3—4 hitter for his seventh 1 j pinch double and Delis singled, j foundation. J of Wales, 6 to 5: Joseph . i 10 innings). a single. I Evans mile. Hollywood. 7—5: his Philadelphia mates gave him ( In same frame, though. Stoys put, because it anchors itself to Brooke, jr., Philadelphia was Portland, 7—O; Seattle. s—o. the Shea J of The Kansas cowboy cut 5.6 San Francisco. I—2. ! a 4-0 lead in the first inning by Eddie Joost nailed Pedro j yielded a walk’ to Goodman, a the wood, and loter anchors itself ogam / I by O'Connor, 1-up, j ' beaten Peter INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE shelling Laurin Pepper from the • single Stephens a to the finished coat, thus uniting the j, Carl J. Stotz of the seconds from the old mark as he | W L Pet to and home and Pvt. ! W L Pet i mound before he could retire a run to two coots and binding them to the / United States Army bowed to finished 50 yards ahead of | ; Toronto 13 .683 C'lumb's is 23 .4:40 Jensen. Montreal 28 14 ti«7 Ric'm'nd 16 24 .mo single batter. Frank Thomas MAJOR LEADiE NOTES—Williams is hitting . Arthur Perowne, a member of j Horace Ashenfelter, Olympic Rchster 22 17 sii4 Syracuse 13 24 .351 1 beauty of jL Havana 23 18.501 Buffalo 10 25 286 who hit his second homer of j .375 after two games, with a sin- Enhances the the finished jfii and 1953 British Walker .; 3,000-meter steeplechase cham- Syracuse, r—3: Columbus 5—2. ¦ By the Associated Press job. cracking, sealing, peel- the 1939 j i the season in the opener, alsoj gle. double and triple in eight Prevents Sw , in Toronto, 4—:.: Rochester. 2—3. AMERICAN Cup teams and a semifinalist ! j pion. i !>: Buffalo. four-bagger LEAGUE ing ond sinking-in. ! Montreal. 8 (11 innings).: hit a in the .-econd; . . . Busby got glove /wS% Amateur, 4 (based at, tries. his the British Finishing j Richmond. 10: Havana. 8 ui innings). as 16 hits, j BATTING on 100 bats)— 1953 behind Santee and the Pirates amassed 1 Kucnn. Detroit. .377: Kaline. Detroit. ' on Ted’s double near the Boston $5.75 gal. and 3. Ashenfelter were Frank Me- AMERICAS) ASSOCIATION .361: Power Kansas City. .354; Man- bullpen j. j Rookie Outfielder Roberto Clem- Chicago. i in the third inning, but * t Pet W L Pet tie. New York. .329: Lollar. all-match play event Laughlin of St. Joseph's College: | I ~ . three two The j Min P its 32 13 .711 Denver 23 24 480 1 ente had doubles and .314. couldn’t hold it. . . . Sievers opened in perfect weather. It | 1 Bill Ashenfelter: Dick Ollen of j Toledo 26 20 .505 St. Paul 20 25 444 singles. Earl Torgeson collected RUNS—Mantle. New York. 43: Bauer. misjudged Ted’s lofty fly ; L uisviHe 21 Ind p'lls i New York. 40: Smith. Cleveland. 34: I in the sunny University; ! 1».52.> 20 20 435 i Goodman. and Kaline. De- was clear and with almost j Northeastern Ed Omaha 22 22 .500 Ch'rl'sl'n 30 four hits and Del Ennis drove in Bocton. sixth into a triple when the wind Metropolitan Paint Co. 15 333 goiters on i Mather, Joseph’s: : foledo. o—4: 3—3 the ( no wind to bother the 1 1 St. Bill Shirk. Denver, Louisville. three runs for the Phillies in RUNS BATTED IN—Berra. New York.' I carried the ball farther than ' | 5—11: St. Paul. 3—4 Detroit; uj,l par 35-36—71, 6.657-yard !.Albright College, Hagart j Minneapolis. B—s; Omaha. 41. game 35- Kaline. Mailtle. Neu ; M the and Bob | first York, and Vernon. Washington. 34; I Roy would believe. Lytham Charleston, il—2; Indianapolis, 10—4 | HCHillli HBQSEQH HEQ3EES33H Royal and St. Annes j:and Jim O'Donnell of St. I Ninth-inning singles by Mic- Zernial. Kansas City. 33. : Runnels, with his homer and tO. /»-11.53b 1.0. A-1777 JA. HlTS—Kuenn and Kaline. Detroit, 5,: > Joseph's. key New singles, paced 14th Ave. 710 N. Rd. course. 1 TEXAS LEAGUE Mantle and Elston Howard 1 Smith. Cleveland 49. Bauer. | three the Sena- j 1823 St. N.W. 2531(In Ennais Glebe Par—Out - 544 W L. Pet. L Pet York. 48; New York. 44. | (Midtawn) Ihr Trianglei (Opp. Ilecht Co.) 415 543—35 | w furnished the only Yankee run Mantle. II; tors’ attack. . . . Jensen and : FREE PARKING FREE PARKING McHale 344 024 San Ant 34 18 .054 F. Worth 24 24 .520 Cleveland, Jen-) FREE PARKING - <4 I ROUBLES—Smith. Taylor 407 44.-» s<4—*o Houston 31 22.585 Tulsa 22 27 440 off Schallock. The little left-! sen. Boston, and Power. Wllaon and i Piersall each got three of Bos- j 44* Reno Dallas 32 24.571 Finlaan. Kansas City. 10. Now See! 300 Duron Color-Matched Shades in All Finishes Par—ln 453 444—36 71 j Heavy Wins Bcau'm't 10 35.352 hander, by 5: Fox, McHale - 443 5 shrev rt 30 24 .550 Ok. City 10 34 .302 sold the Yankees to! TRIPLES—MantIe New York. ton’s 14 hits. Taylor 543 6 RENO, Nev\, May 30 UP).— San o—4: Chicago, Kaline. Detroit. 4. Antonio. Tulsa. s—o. Baltimore less than three weeks and Bauer and (McHale wins, 7 and 5.) King. 184, Reno, j Houston. 3—4: Oklahoma City. 2—2. Stephens. Boston, and Howard of ; Beaumont. Dallas. ago, permitted only four Carey. New York. 3. Morey, out 4*4 433 443—33 Heavyweight 5—6: 3-0. hits! Kansas City. 12: •!.).» floored Hans j Fort Worth. 6—l; Shreveport. HOME RUNS—Zernial. Cook - 43. t .>.>3—3B, Fried- -—2. until then in his first start of 1 York. 14: Jensen. Bos- Morey, in 443 3 Germany ¦< Mantle. New Ka- rich of 14 times here j SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION the season. Grim, the winner, j ton. and Berra. New York. 10: 5.) yesterday, w Pet line. Detroit. 8. . (Morey wins. 6 and but had to be con- j L w L Pet Mmoso. McKinnon, 455 534 844—*0 Chat'ga 31 21.506 Memphis 26 22 542 allowed five hits for his third! STOLEN BASES—Rivera and out tent with a decision because he I 30 20 .503 Chicago. 6: Jensen. Boston, and Ka- Timbrook 445 420 343—38 1 j Atlanta Nas'ville 24 25 .400 victory. 5; Tuttle. Detroit; Bauer McKinnon, .» N. 20 18 .501 llne. Detroit. in , . . 353 444 couldn’t keep the 195-pound j Orl'ns Mobile 16 20.356 York, Busby 45*3 454 4 ] Blr ham 20 553 Lit. 13 and Hunter. New and Timbrook 31 Rock 35.271 Washington. 4. $ Dortmunder down. New Orleans at Mobile, Athletics Chase Score . ) (Timbrook wins. 4 3.) postponed. ~ and Chattanooga PITCHING (based on 3 decisions' Atlanta. I—2.1—2. City 26,418 Turlev. ) Birmingham, 5:4I:Nashville, 4. A Kansas crowd of Aber. Detroit. 3-0. 1.000- Memphis. 6—3: Little Rock. 4—o New York. 8-1 .889: Ford. New York. a*. (firsb game 15 innings; second four in- that swelled the attendance for 6-1. .857: Wvnn. Cleveland. 6-1, 833: nings, to be completed later i 19 home games to 399.515 saw Houtteman, Cleveland. 4-1, .800. 0100°° Cleveland. 83: STRIKEOUTS—Score 78; Sullivan, 10 " Virginia Sox, Finally Beaten, EASTERN LEAGUE the Athletics come within a Turlev. New York, Bos- up 41; Cleveland, and Me- W L Pet tv L Pet whisker of pulling out a victory ton. Garcia. 25 Deimott. Washington. 40. |o«f WUms'rt 13.658 Sch't'dv 20 18 526 Bins ton 21 16 .568 Elmira 1623 410 over Cleveland. NATIONAL LEAGUE Figure Keep Lead Awhile 20 16 .550 W. I new to Al'ntown Barre 13 22 371 Trailing 4-1 in ninth, bats)— Mm (based ¦¦ 20 .541 13 23 the the BATTING at Dodge! ! Reading 17 Albany .361 on 100.392: STANDINGS Allentown. Albany. 6. Athletics sents Herb Score to the Ashburn, Philadelphia, Mueller. , OLD DOMINION LEAGUE i land Brill suffered his lirst loss 7: York .362; Campanclla. Brook- ( W L W. L. | Williamsport, 4: Btnehampton. 0. New Louis, .339; 5 J at showers with three straight sin- ; lyn, .340; Virdon. St. j Va. Willie Sox 1 Forestvllle __ Wiyces-Barre Elmira, postponed. \ in five decisions. !): St. Louis. 333, Pry Jans 4 - ¦. Reading. Schenectady. 5 (8 gles tschoendlenst. ¦ Jack 1 Vienna pitching batting in- that scored a run. After a Brooklyn. 36; Dark. New Colonial Rest. 4 1 Shade Klnrr 0 4 |. The best and nings rain I. RUNS—Snider. ; OWL Moose ¦'! .1 Columbia Hts. 0 4 of day prob- force play at third and another York, 33: Bruton. Milwaukee, and I performances the SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Mays. New York 32: Gilliam. Brook- 0 ably by a pair single, Ray Narleski struck out j -1 were turned in of W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet BATTED Brooklyn. game of Jacfc'ville 25 111 568 M'gom'v 2.3 477 runs' IN—Snider. | Despite losing its first :, players. Lefthander Dick 31 Gus Zernial. and Don Mossi, an-1 41; Campanula. Brooklyn. 4u; Klus- Vienna j Macon 24 20 545 Aisgusta 20 33 467 Phil- | yesterday, j i 533 Savan'h 21 25 other relief pitcher, fanned rewski. Cincinnati, and Ennis. the season the Vir- Clouser struck out 15 batters Ch'lotte 35 22 457 l adelphla. 33: Furiilo. Brooklyn. 31. ginia figure to hold Colu'bia 23 22 511 Columb's 18 24 429 Pinch-hitter Elmer Valo to end HITS—Mueller. New York. 59: Aaron, White Sox while beating Shade King, 11-3, Charlotte 6 Columbus, 5. and New York half-game 4: game. M'vaukee. Dark. 52: their tead over .Tack at Mount Vernon High School. Jacksonville Augusta, 3 (10 tn- the Camoanella. Brooklyn 51: Klusgewskl. Pry Fcstaurant for Shortstop Guy slapped I nines'. Larry Doby smashed a 500- Cincinnati. 49 , , , and Colonial Southers Columbus. 4: Montgomery. 3 (6 in- DOUBLES Campanula and Hodges. least two weeks. ! singles triple pace nings. ralni. foot homer for the Indians to 1 Brooklyn: Ashburn. Philadelphia: at four and a to Savannah. 3; Macon. 0. only Clemente. Pittsburgh, and Repulski. become the fourth player St 11 Next Sunday's schedule lists Vienna’s 12-hit attack. Louis. . WESTERN LEAGUE in City TRIPLES—Mays. New York. 6: Fondy. scores league history of the Kansas Milwaukee. the current first division teams Other in the W. L. Pet. W L Pet Chicago, end Aaron. o: While lid*"vOll fire* Sxfra a, Milwaukee, _____ mmm _____ against division, yesterday were Colonial Restau- i Lincoln 24 16.600 D Moln. 30 21 488 Stadium to drive a ball over Baker. Chicago Bruton. I the second thus: col. Sor 31 15 583 S. City 15 31 417 and Ashburn. Philadelphia. 4. Forestville, concrete rightfield wall some 40 Klusgewskl Sox vs. Columbia Heignts, Colo- rant over 7-1. and Wichita 23 18 .550 Pueblo 14 25 359 ( HOME Iti NS Cincinnati Springs. 4: 5. feet back of the fence inclosing 13: Snider. Brooklyn. 12: Mays. New: Delivers locally this big 6-passenger ~W King OWL Columbia Colorado Lincoln. York, Brooklyn, nial Restaurant vs Shade Moose over Pueblo. 8—0: Dcst Moines. 7—l (first ll: Camoanella. and) Heights, 13-8. 11 innings' the playing field. Banks. Chicago. 10. Coronet Sedan, including direction- I H M H I H M Awning, Moose vs. Forestville same Brooklyn, Sioux city. 7; Wichita. 3. STOLEN BASFJt —Gilliam. and wheels, front Pry vs. The schedule in the weekday j Mike Fornieles scattered nine 1 Bovcr St Louis. 7; Temple. Clnctn- | al signals, safety rim I Hfl HI 1 I IJ and Jack Vienna. leagues. PIEDMONT LEAGIfc hits for his fourth Sox natl. 6: Baker and Fondy. Chicago: White Bruton. Milwau- arm rests, front seat, oil I II II II . A error by the Today W. L. Pet. W. Harmon. Cincinnati. oirfoam ¦ If two-base Sox L. Pet. victory and his third over the kee. and Moon. St. Louis. 4. Arcade Pontiac FBI West Ellipse Ha'town Kill .593 Newp. N. 16 16 500 filter, dual sun visors, plus many I opened the door for a threc-run vs. on Lcaster 17 1.1 .567 Norfolk Tigers. Chicago ' PITCHING Based on 1 decisions!— I | MATS vs Columbia Heights on South 15 15.500 got to Ned Newccmbe. Brooklyn. l.oon: )eff- J WJ J J rally by Pry York 16 14 533 Ljr’hurg 15 15 464 7-0 Jack with two out j Ellipse. Garver early, knocking eight coat. Chicago. 6-0. 1.000: Arroyo. others. P'mouth 14 14 .500 Sunbury 10 “0 ,145 St Louis. 5-0, 1000: Miller H inning yesterday on j Tomorrow Hagerstown. 3; Sunbury. plate Phll- in the first Federal Btorage vs. Union Printers on 0 (6 in- runs over the in the first ade]phla._3-0. 13)00. and Conley. Mll- SEI YOUR DEPENDABLE Ellipse. Guy \ , West Ellipse. nins. rain) DODGE DEALER the Brill and Bob vs. Philippines on South Lynchburg. 9; Portsmouth. 6 (6 in- three innings. Jim Rivera drove , Chicago. 82; Duffey Llncolnia STRIKEOUTS—Jones. Con- each allowed 11 hits, uut • j Ellipse .uins, rain). in two with a homer and ley. Milwaukee. 57: Antonelll. New 4 Snug Harbor vs. Marine Barracks at Lancaster. 4; York. 2 scored 55: Haddtx. St. was the 1 Newport York. Louis. 63. |nd Jpuftcy more effective Vairlawn.j Norfolk. 10; News. 5 > three times. ) Roberts. Philadelphia. 44.