THE VICTORIA ADVOCATE, Monday, June 29, 1384 P*f* 11 Lema Edges Arnie Californiaii No-Hitter ZERO'S FRED HANSEN Winner of For Cards AaV«aOa N«n hhrtra Nine Texans Qualify MCFADDIN - Alei B«r. Grand Prix rtrp h«rled t ne-Utt«f fee With Playoff Birdie the Mcr irldln C*nU»ib here ROUEN, France (AP) — Dan Sunday .flfntoon al tfcey Guerney of Costa Mesa, Calif., For Olympic Trials NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. (AP) but I Ihrw-putled for the bogey of them except the first, third downed (be Refuglo Re4 Sox CLEVELAND (AP) - Tony ta ad driving the same Brabham car *•». , Uma sank a 15-fool birdie putt $?"I -reall „ y too. ,k my time on"-'-_and. —15.h —•-•••wher- . e• I -go t birdies,-- " that ran out c! gas and cost him Jo« Flores *nd Joe Or(ii DALLAS hit the cup at a victory two weeks ago, won with three hits each, led the rmer University of Houston and other such standouts as ar- 400-meter anyway. He failed to after missing an eight-incher on least five times but they stayed the 231.7-mil* Grand -.Prix of batting honori for Ihe Mc- ar, qualified for the Olympic ry O'Brien and Dave Davis. gel lo Ihe finals. know how It stayed out." wlv Why the one on 18 didn't France automobile race Sunday, Faddln squad, Julian Floret Ted Nelson of Texas A&M, on the closing hole and won the Palmer said he had one of his g 11 neverknow youU Sunday, bringing to nine Jerry Dyes of Abilene Chris- $100,000 Cleveland Open Golf better rounds for his 68. °i,?,',, ' Gurney took'Ihe lead after 30 '' collected two hits. e number of Texans who have tian qualified In the javelin Ray Hilburn of Texas Western • "Well you get some good ones ]aps of the 57-lap race on the The victory give* tfce team throw wllh 243 f»l \V> inches ana Roy Hicks, the former Cor- Tournament in a sudden death "I hit all 18 greens in regula. and you have to expect some Houen-Les-Essart.es circuit when a 9-2 record for the seaiog, ade the big show next week In playoff with Arnold Palmer. tlon figures but two putted all bad ones ew York. for fifth place. Bill Miller, Me pus Christ! schoolboy star, They had tied at 270,14 under ' world champion Jimmy Clark of Cassell was third In the 400- Murry ex, made it In the broad didn't qualify. Nelson failed in par, for the regulation route. Scotland was fotxed out by an eter run of the National AAU jump with 25 feet 1014 inches- the 400 meters, Hilburn In the Lema, who started the final oil leak. He finished about 35 eet at New Brunswick, N.J., tor fourth place. 400-meter hurdles and Hicks In round In a five-way deadlock seconds ahead .of Graham Hill Foyt Gets ith a time of 46.3. Six in each Bobby May, the Rice hurdler, the 110-meter hurdles. three strokes back of Palmer How They Finished of Britain in a BUM. Jack Brab- ,'ent qualify for the Olympic finished fourth In the 110-meter Gale Harrison of Abilene and Jack Nicklaus, birdled five iam of Australia was third in a ials. hurdles but already had quali- Christian and Earle Young, straight holes from the fifth CLEVELAND (AP)—Final scores and Harold Kncece. SSI I , SS-71-71 tJ-150 Climax-powered Brabham like fied for the Olympic trials by former Abilene Christian star Ihe pursue; II,e SIW.OOO Cleveland Bobby Nichols. (818 , 71-67-71-71-JSO Gurney's. Hot Foot, Two of the Texans—vauller who was in the 1MO Olympic through the ninth to move Into a Open Golf Tournament, Dave Mil, 1316 67-71CT-7&-MH red Hansen and shot putler winning the event In the NCAA. lie with Palmer at the turn. xTony Mike Soucnak 1816 ., 6971-7:65-353 Gurney ran mil o( gas on the Billy Pemellon, Abilene Chris- Games, both failed to qualify In Arnold Paul Bondeson, IS IB , 7J ast lap of the recent Belgian andy Malson—also have quail- the 200-meters Sunday. Lema captured two more bird- Jack I Doug Sanders, ISI2 . ed for Ihe U.S. team that will tian vaulter, failed to place but ies coming home to lake a one- Terry Dill. 36,250 . Bob Verwey. (612 ... 7MM8-71-3S: Grand Prix after setting a rec- he, too, already had qualified in Miller tried Ihe triple jump — • nuary, r" Julius Burns, til] .. ord pace and Clark went on to Loses Race eet Russia at Los Angeles late stroke edge. On the final hole Devlin. (612 ... SMSWs—H INDIANAPOLIS (AP)-A hot- ext month. the NCAA. also but didn't place. his six-foot pull for a birdie s. $6IZ , ra-75-SS 6S-5J,win. Sunday, Clark drove Uio Kice's Ed Red scratched on 69-68-71.K—27-"4 Sam Carmlchjel, $612 73-70-SS-70—2J" same old model Lotus with foot ended A. J. Foyt's stun- They did It by winning and trickled just past the cup and R.H. Sikes Jr.. tt.TOfl. . 6SM-73-10—m Son [otlcllUr. (612 .. .. 70-73-63.70—270-73-K1.70—USl all of his throws In the javelin "1 the eight-lncher rolled around Don Fait/ield, $3,700 .., 6S-6S-E9.70—OT Gay Brewer. t61J 73 (S-70-71—34 vhlch he won in Belgium. He ning dominalion of American King records In the pole vault Gary player. R300 .... 89-67-89-71—IIS Tom Aaron, $S)2 . 10- 1-7!-*!—Ml auto racing this year as Don nd shot put in the National but he already was in the trials 'Say H With Flo7.uers| the hole and failed lo drop. George Bayer, 17,300 ... Claude Kins. $612 . 70-fi-?? 6J-1! lad qualified in a now Lotus, through his showing in Ihe Rex Baxter Jr.. »I,9M ...... K-67-72-30—>7. -----7 Babe HlKicy, $157 . 69 ffl-7J.H-2Swhic: h developed motor trouble Branson of Champaign, 111. AU Saturday. It could have cost him $1,000 Mason Rudolph. JL9SO ... 70-S7-7 I-W-J77 Jack Kule Jr., 1157 ...... 6S-31-7 3-70—38: NCAA. HOUSE OF FLOWER1WERS I an Inch, but his birdie on the Al Gelbergcr, (I.SM ...... 64-70-73.71— 278 Frank Beard, $^03 ...... afterward. drove to victory In a 100-lap Hansen vaulted 17 (cot—the Fred M«rll, »[.SH...... 7fr88«9.7l-!7S Fred Hawkins. $30! sprint car race at Indianapolis Jim Heath of Dallas, a fhone HI 3-3M32486 I first extra hole gabe him the Frti Marti. 11,65} ...... 70-6V6J.7I-JJS Charles Sirford, $305 .... Clark's car began leaking oil ird time in three weeks for 520,000 top prize while Palmer Johnny Bulla. SI.SM ...... 97-7 1-7K.7D-J78 Howie Johnson. $303 ..... just before the start but he went Raceway Park Sunday. m to hit the magical mark, Marine, already has qualified IS13 N. Navarrarro • Kay Floyd. I1.6SO .: ...... S8-73-JI SS-178 Bill Collins. I30S 6S-T1-73-72-3S for Ihe trials through the serv- settled for $12,000. George Archer, $1,300 .... 6S-74-69-70— 37B Labron Harris Jr., 5305 .. 71-7I-70-71—58 out in an effort to vvin his third Foyt, who was unbeaten in a atson, the Texas A&M fresh- Tommy Bolt, $1.200 ... ------" Jay Hebert. $!IO ...... 73-70-69-7?—28 straight race counting for the dozen sprint and championship en, shoved the shot 64 feet 11 Palmer moved out in front in Dan Sikes Jr,,. . 11,70, 0 ...... ,. Dean Refram. $310 , . 71-7I-70-72—2S the money winning race with a Millilleer Barber, JS.200 ..... 70-68-70-71—379Ray Botls, 1110 . . SS-1J.73-71—28 vorld driving championship. class races, including the Indi iches—his longest throw by i>\ total of $61,651. Lema breezed Larrrryy Mowry. J1.20. 0 ...... 6.S fi9-73-69_77-_ S X—Won on first hole oF sudden deatl Surney stayed, close behind him anapolis 500-mile classic this alf-inch—lo beat mighty Dallas into second with $60,561, $49,000 fat Brown. ISIS ...... 67-75-61-69-SSO playoff. for 30 laps. Then Clark slopped season, leaped from his car a. of which has come in his last at the pits for about 20 seconds lot grease dripped on his foo four tournaments. and Gurney took the lend. Aft- a third of the way through tli 4ggie Signs AMONG THE GIANTS race. The Houston, Tex., drive 25% Lema won the Bing Cros- er one more lap Clark coasted by, Thunderbird and Flint tour- into the pits and quit the race.,cooled his foot in a pail of wa iiaiit Contract naments earlier this year and Gurney's victosy was only his ter and started again, bu his four conquests are double Mira Passes Test, second in a major race for For- couldn't make up lost groun BRYAN, Tex. (AP) - Short- Dividend those of anyone .else on the tour. mula One cars. Ills other Grand and finished llth. top Jerry Baliard of Texas TO tllOIBU TEXAS MOTORIS1S Branson took the lead from A&M Saturday signed n contract Thnl's what Stale Farm's currently pjyinsi Texas pollcyjiolrjetl 'A year ago Lema lied Palmer Prix victory came on the same have come to expect dividend savings Itom Slate farm MmuMi and Tommy Aaron here at 273, course in 1962, when he drove Mario Andrelli, Nazareth, Pa wilh the San Francisco G Ian Is of fnraouifl-mcmtli' «polic y . . . they've been paid by Stole Farm Complete 14 of 20 on the 73rd lap as the latte he National League. lor f> straight years. H'« one reason why Texani Insure more, but Palmer won the playoff. a Porsche. th»n 300,000 cnr« willi Slate Farm. Before renewing your jiros- Lema said he sayed at the Peter Arundcli of Britain, nearly lost control of his car o Johnny Hudson, Glnnls scoul, •nt aulo inauranrt check on tht "good deal" with Stale Farm. 18lh green until Palmer arrived BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) —| leld the East to six yards rush driving a Lotus, and Richie a turn. Although his car ran ou iigned him and sent him to De- and watched Palmer's 18-foot Seorge Mira has passed his first ng in the first half. A touch Glnther of Granada Hills, Calif., of gas and sputtered into th eatur, 111., of the Class A Mid- putt, which would have won Ihe :est against the giants he must down by Willie Crenshaw o in a BRM, were the only others pits late in the 62&-mile race west League. tournament, hit the back of the handle if he is to make the Census Stale from two yard who completed the full distance, Andretti finished second. Hudson snld Bnllard was cup and stay out. grade in the pros wilh the San out was the only score of Ih placing fourth and fiflh. Al! Branson covered Ihe 100 whirl jlven a moderate bonus and a "I thought it was justice thai Francisco 4flers. irsl half in which Ihe West heli the others had been lapped al around the five-elghlhs m|1 The 5-foot-ll quarterback from a 7-0, edge. maximum salary under Ihe pres- he should miss that long one aft- the University of Miami, Fla., least once. track in 44:03.83 for a speed o ent bonus rule. He did not say er ! missed the short one,' " thrilled 21,112 fans at Saturday Dennis Claridge of Nebraska, After Gurney took the lead, 85.104 miles per hour. low much the bonus was. ma said. night's All-America football a Green Bay rookie, brought the the second place duel between Dee Jones, Phoenix, Ariz Baliard hit .251 in 28 games ; "I really feel I should give game with a brilliant exhibition Vest in for a fourth period Hill and Brabham provided mosl vas shaken up but escaped in vlth the Aggies lust season. He Arnie part of my purse because!of passing. ouchdown with his passing and of the interest. Hill took second iiiry when his car ran over th lad another year of eligibility Don Breech E. J. Kohulek the- putter he gave me six week Mira completed 14 of 20 in the scored on a sneak from the one. on the 37Ih lap and they ran •ear wheel of one driven b eft wilh A&M when he signed, 1313 SAM MOTOR DHVE-Diil HI S-1224 .ago really was the big differ- second half and 21 of 40 during Tony Lorick of Arizona Stale, from 50 lo 150 yards aparl for Morris, Columbus, Ind., then h Hudson said Baliard came to clou uimm AUTOMOBILE INSURAKCI ence." :he night for 306 yards in lead- subject of a signing dispute be- the rest of the way. he outside wall. Norris went o ilin, told him several other rAKM Mill UAL. COMPANY , He sank putts of six and live .ween Baltimore of the NFL and The former record for one o finish eighth. rl«m« OfrlH, tle-ftmlngten, Illlnoli ing the underdog East to an IB- Other top finishers, in orde: Hubs were after him but thai feet for pars on the second and IS victory over the West at War 3akland of the AFL, was the lap was broken repeatedly dur- he wanted to sign with the ALTON 3UNDICK, Di.t. Mgr. fourth holes. Memorial Stadium. .op ground gainer wilh 63 on ing the race, The best an- ianls. "That gave me a lot of confi- "I never played against men nine carries for Ihe West Mel nounced time was Brabham's Mickey Shaw, Berea, Ohio dence and all at once I was on as big as the West team," said Profit of UCLA, was the lead- 2:11.40 for one 3.44-mile lap, an Jim McElreath, Arlington, Tex fire," Lema said. Mira. "It was a real test and I ing receiver with seven catches average of about 111.225 miles Mickey Rupp, Columbus, Ohl< On the next five holes he and 60 yards, also for the West. per hour. Johnny Rutherford, Fort Wort dropped putts of 15, 15, 8, 5 and am glad I passed it. I had no Tex.; Bob Mathouser, Omah 18 feet for birdies, dropped a (rouble seeing my receivers. I Neb.; Norris; Bob King, Mu 40-footer on No. 14 for a birdie think I was able to prove some- cie, Ind.; and Arnie Kneppe and two-putted from 45 feet on thing to myself that mere size Belleville, III. .No. 16 for another. wouldn't bother me. Alvis Gaining Steadily ; "I didn't know what was going "Of course, it may be a differ- on but those pulls were drop- ent story against the big experi- lliillellsville Clips ping," said Lema. "On the 18lh enced guys I'll see in the Na- ; tional Football League." Over Spinal Meningitis Youkimi Colts, 7-3 - I thought I'd pick up a 63 and In the second half, Mira led Advocate News Service add another stroke lo my lead,|three touchdown drives and BOSTON (AP) - Cleveland's Fever, headaches and a pain- YOAKUM - Ths Hallettsvi wound up as the unanimous win- Max Alvis continued to improve ui stiffness in the neck normal- Red Birds trounced Ihe Yoakum Bantamweight Boxer ner of the game's most valuable Sunday in his fight against spi- i accompany tlio ailment. Colts V-3 in a game Sunday after- Wins Boul in Japan player award. nal meningitis and may be able A club spokesman said Dr. noon of the South Central Texas Mira hit with five straight to go home at.the end of the 'ierney indicated Alvis might be Amateur Baseball League in TIRE TOKYO (AP)-Roonie Jones 'asses while engineering the week. ble to undertake the trip home llallctlsville. of Chicago, No. 2 challenger for last's first TD drive. The fifth Dr. Thomas Tierney, Boston y the end of the week. He add- Russell Judil wns the winning SALE the bnntaweight championship was an 11-yard scoring pass to Red Sox team physician, report- d that Alvis' wife, who had pitcher, while Joe Rivera took in the World Boxing Association Paul Wai-field of Ohio Stale, a ed the third baseman had no fev- own to his bedside, will return the loss for the Colls. ******* ratings, knocked out Shigeo Na- future Cleveland Brown. er and almost all indications of o Cleveland with the team Sun- The Yoakum team will meet risawa of Japan in 16 seconds of Matt Snell of Ohio State, soreness had gone. .ay night. the Moulton learn next Sunday, the fourth round Sunday night. signed by the New York Jets of Alvis was hospitalized Friday. Dr. Tierney did not Indicate with Uie season's final tilt Jones weighed 119, Narisawa the American Football League, iow long it will take for Alvis scheduled July 12 at East Ber- 4 DAYS ONLY! 11814. intercepted a pass by the West's o be fully recovered. nard. Jones was floored by a left to Don Trull of Baylor, a reported Klippslein Sold "So far the question of work- Htn't four onc*-»-ycar chance to save big money on the jaw just before the bell end- $100,000 slgnee by the Houston ng out hasn't even come up, the tjofi quality factory fresh General Ylrast It's on* of *• ed the first round. He came Oilers. The Snell grab started lub spokesman said. biggest salct In our history... don't miss out! back to drop Natisawa for a To Minnesota Afl General Urn are featured fn this sale ... hicfucftrrg mandatory eight count in the :he East on the move again. third and ended the (ighl in the This time Mira ran 31 yards be- ST. LOUIS (AP) - The Phil- Runabout the famous General Nygen Jet-Air and Uw tuU 4 p*y. Jotirth with a left lo the jaw. fore he was hauled down on the adelphia Phillies announced the ton< mileage OetMral Nylon I Iwo. Rick Leeson of Pittsburgh sale Sunday of veteran right- FAMOUS WINS OLYMPIC BERTH scored on his second plunge. handed pitcher Johnny Klipp- By Power Cat FIREBALL LEAGUE SAIGON (AP)-South Korea's It was Mira's passing again stein lo the Minnesota Twins. •Power Cat Boat Corporation's Standings: Kool Kat, 11-5; soccer team played a 2-2 draw [hat brought the East 80 yards The Phillies also announced newest concept in boating is the Wild Cats, 10-6; Tigers, 9-7; SUMMIT with South Viet Nam Sunday and In 12 plays for thetr final score the return of pitcher Cal McLlsh 5-T custom open runabout. Beachcombers, 2-14. qualified to play in the Tokyo in the fourth period. Little to the active list. McLish had This bat is large for its High games: Alma Kiraball, DELUXE Olympic games. The Korean Sherm Lewis, Michigan State's been on the disabled list with a iize and actually has more cu- 154-141; Eileene Newman, 158; team had beaten Viet Nam 3-0 155-pounder, slipped home from sore arm since the beginning oi bic footage of fishing area than Laverne Hamilton, 161-192-511; fVIL NYLON CONSTRUCTION. ALL SIZES, BLACKBALLS, in Seoul in the first game of a the one. the season. most 17' boats. Judy Rokovlch, 185-452; Mary AND WHITEWALLS, TUBELESS AND TUBE TYPE home-and-home, total goals se- The hig West team wilh Carl Reliever Klippsteln had ap- The Power Cat Boat Corp. Harlman, 161-153; Gladys Eller of Minnesota, Lloyd Voss peared in 11 games and had a at Foster Field, manufactures Meredith, 146; Joyce Meadors of Nebraska and Scott Applelon a, fult.,iil !!.,lin„e ,fro m ii,the. .=15.' i,-i_h,,iIri-hulil H2-i4B; Jeanetle Dunn, 142; hr im, nmmn, nmoui, 2-1 record and a 4.09 earned run all the way up to 20' c a b i n niitiuu i CIHPUIS Third base coach Billy Her. of Texas anchoring the middle, average. He was 5-6 for the Phil Margaret Renken, 165; Jenita ftJOi 15 bkl IIP< bua MU; B MI IS, man of t h e Boston Red Sox lies last season. cruisers. The 17-18 and 20' Tesch, 144; Betty Prince, 148. started with Vicksburg, Miss, McLish, 38, a right-hander cruisers are built as outboards Splits converted: Jenita in 1928. BASEBALL'S was 13-11 last season with (he or can be equipped with in- Tcsch, 3-10; Margaret Renken hr na, ctfTWCT, nrwrn, Phillies. joard-outboara engines. 5-7; Jeanelle Dunn, 3-10; Mary IMIIIUI Power Cat Boat Corporation Hartman, 5-10. TOP TEN las been a Victoria based or- ganization since January of 1963 GUYS AND DOLUS By The Associated Press Rockport Wins, 6-4, Leading batsmen, based on 173 at bats at which time a group of Vic- TEEN-AGE LEAGUE Hrr1iTK,KR,nnn. NATIONAL LEAGUE Over Sorrows Nine lorians. purchased the majority Standings: Hot Shots won Player Club G AB R H Pet. KK»T, MHO. men Williams Chi 67 265 46 93 .3SI stock interest. four from the Rebels, and the Clemente Pgh 67 273 44 9S .343 Although previously bealen by Misfits took four from the Maya SF 70 2S1 61 91 .347 the Our Lady of Sorrows Bob- font NY «8 254 35 84 .Ml Texan IJilS 160 MPH Kings and Queenu. Torre Mil 6„7. 24.„9 4,„0 S~O .32.„1. cats, the Rockport Merchants High games: Steve Brandt Fir nn, trrrati Starscll - ' ' >d IKHKl 95 . SF S56 201275 3i?2 6531 JO •?!, >_ handed a 64 loss to the Cats inTo Win Auto Race 100-112; James Bonar, 112-110; Pht « 287 49 SI JC3 a game Sunday afternoon a WATKINS GLEN, N.Y, (AP) Charlcne Love, 135-148-181-464; Santo Chi 64 246 46 74 .301 Carver Center. *I5 * Bank* Oil 66210 30 75.300 —A 28-year-old Texas auto Rosemary Baker, 113-100; Bob HOME RUNS Pete Flores was the winnin; marker attained speeds of 160 Mays, San Francisco, 22: Williai Newman, 127-162; Don Breech to OMUC, MCKX cago, i«; HowardT ioi iize]«;'T7TAH;« pitcher, while Ed Oatcstook Ih miles per hour Sunday driving Jr., 179-143-136-458; Rober $|695* phi[ai!«iphia..is;_Robjns£n, Cincinnati, 14. loss. Ruben Hernandez got three RUNS BATTED IN one of his racing cars lo victory Bonar, 126-114; Billy Alex, 117 Mays. _ Francisco, S3; Boyer, st. hits out of. four times at bat in the 17th annual Grand Prix. 119-122; Larry Wells, 111-175 Louis, 53; Santo, Chicago, <7; Slargell, while Roger Welleck had two fo . /., • WH1TEWAU.S ADD $2 CRADY YABBROBGH, C.LU. Pittsburgh, 46; J^anks. Chicago, 44. Jim Hall of Midland, Tex., Jesse York, 158-145-421; Bob PITCHING bur, including a double whic covered the 200 miles in an 87- Daniels, 163-117-117; Diane Seven bdeclslonj Farrell, Houston, 10-2, .833: Bunnlng, brought in two runs. lap speed of two hours, four York, 115; John Beck, 134. When A Partner's Philadelphia. 7-2, ,778; Mahatfcy. Phila- The Bobcats will meet Tivo minutes and six-tenths of a sec- The Misfits had the high team delphia. 1-1, .77J: Marlchal. San Fran- GOLFER'S cisco, 10-3. .765; Buhl, Chicago, S-J, -" Red Sox next Sunday. ond to collect $1,500. series of 2808. 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Phen*. 7-2, ,771; Newman, Lot Angeles, C-3, .754; uknofk IM. AsMcufc* Peters. Chicago, 1-3. .777; Kut, Mlnne sota, 8-3, .737. Dai* of birth Averag* scor*. LirryKlnaat . WayntRofers Vfctwta * Port Uvaca SWIMMERS SET RECORD GENERAL TIRE SERVICE ELLIOT'S M4 feu* T»« fevhlfi lid*. GROMINGEN, Holland (AP) —Four Dutch women swimmers ENTRY BLANK—Above Is the Pee- will be played at Riverside Golf DIAL HI S-4M) bettered the world record for 1701 N. Nororre 126 S. Main the 400-meter medley relay Sun wee Division entry blank for the 38th Course in Victoria on July 20, but LINCOLN LIBERTY LIFE day wilh a time of 4 minutes, annual Texas State Junior Golf entries must be returned to Pro Victoria, Text.* Port Lavaca, Texas 1 39.1 s«conds. They broke the rec Tournament. Qualifying rounds for Charlie Tucker by July 12. The \W./ """tll'ir" ' ord of 4:40.1 set by *n East Ger- the August tournament, lo be played' Peewee Division is open to boys who man national team In 1962. at Brackenridge Park in San Antonio, will not be 10 years old by Auj{. 10,