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Sad Season 5een foil Bears
In 1955 Race; Only 10 Vets
On Pappy Waldorf's Outfit
By CHRIS EDMUNDS
1 BERKELEY, Calif. UP) The onetime glitter of California's
Golden Bean stands small chance of picking up "any polish in Pa
cific Coast Conference football this fall.
The Bears, already the least exper iencedj of any squad on the
.coast, su tiered anoiner oiow
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Rams Batter
Browns, 38-21
Last Quarter Spurt
Brings Grid Win
Thcyll Do It Every Time -- By Jimmy Hatlo
VThsn poes the Uupio m
VfO&O GO OFF ?! WHy, JUST AT
THE CRUCIAL AlOiOFCOURSS-
&UT WHAT COMES ON CLEARER
THAN THE AURORA BOREAUS ?
)OU Q0ES5EP ft, PARPNER
. . r
when Jenjjj Drew, the squatty
fullback on whom Coach Lynn
(Pappy) Wfldorf planned to peg
his ground? frame, showed up with
a still-unhjealed fracture of the
left arm.
.The injury, which could sideline
the veteraM plunger for the sea
son, reduce Cal's roster to only
10 letterrfidn, smallest in the
school's gfii history and in the
t --rt to tv. I ., conference mis year.
Angeles Rams spotted the Cleve-! know he final yer-
land Browns two touchdowns in, diet yet, says Waldorf, but if
the first quarter but came back.K looks a though he wont be
in the fourth to break the Browns! available enjil mid-season hell sit
on a 74-yard pass play from Billy j out thewlofc year and be ready
Wade to fullback Dan Towler aBd ! for 19a. fright now he s in the
mil n t aa-21 victory. i doubtful category.
A crowd of 35.943 saw the Xa- Steve tiinieff, 195-pound senior
tional League exhibition football from San Jpse. is the likely re- j j
came. j placement fcr Drew, but he gained I I r It
The Rams added twp more only, 155 facds to the latter's 715 OUtliem UrCQOll trOll . .
touchdowns in the final quarter.' a year ago. which means Waldorf i.. V
one on a freak pass play from has another problem in addition j
Wade to Towler to Tommy Fears, to those Raised by graduation, j
and another on a pass intercep-j Main losses at Berkeley, of
tion by Don Wade, Billy's brother, i course, arle jjuarterback Paul Lar
Brewns Score i n. center Matt Hazeltine and
Rookie halfback Bob Smith from end Jim I Hpmfan. Departure ot
Nebraska scored from two yards the erratic iLarson, a frequently
on a 64-yard drive by the Browns frantic opjerjitor who was capable
in the first period and John Petti- of virtually janything. evokes min-
bon recovered a Ram tumble in giea emotions at Lai.
the end tone for another touch-j "It'll b f lot more peaceful,'
down.- ! i admits Waip
George. Ratterman passed to mm.
Darrel Brewster for 16 yards and Two jalyvee candidates. Mike
the final Brown touchdown in the Casey and $ugh MaGuire. are top
second quarter. i candidate ut a pair of newrom-
Wade' pass, for 40 yards to ers are seitpected to give them
Fears scored the first Ram tally. ! brisk corripflitition.
Les R'chter booted a 14-yard fild ; Highly (regarded are sophomore
goal to make the score 21-10 for Gus Gianjulfas and Joe Contesta
Cleveland at the half. bile, a ehsational passer who
Rams Stop Drive ! transferred "unexpectedly" from
The Rams stopped a" Cleveland El Caminb j Junior College's Little
friarch six inches from the goal ; Rose Bowl team of a year ago.
"in" the third and lot Angeleij The picture at center is dim,
marched back, with Tommy Mc-, too, with azeltine's shadow loom
Cormick making the final yard for ing large. Don Mitchell, a 1952
a touchdown. ilettermant is the Reading hope,
Cleveland t 14 7 0 021 with 212-pcjund Frank Mattarocci
Lot Angeles 0 10 7 2133 up from Sapi Diego Junior College
Scoring: '- Cleveland, touchdowns and Terr prindiville, a converted
Smith. Z vrds- plunge: Pettibon, tackle, next in line.
recovered fumble by Waller, endj HanifanL the nation's top pass
lone: Brewster. 18-yd pass. Ratter-, receiver inj 1954. will be missed
man. Conversions i Groza 3. ;but not as much as might be
Los Angeles: Touchdowns ' expected. Jim Carmichael. who
Fears 2. 40 yd. pass. B. Wade, 'ranked thifd nationally last year.
. 12-vd rass. Towler: McCormick, 1 is back.
1-yd-plunge: Towler, 74 yds, pass- So is lettprman Ed Brandt, along
Prall, Woods, Brande
Win Opening Matches
MED FORD, Ort.JJT) 4- All the top favorites posted victories as
admits Wialjlorf, "but we'll miss; men's match play competition opened in the 28th annual South
ern Oregon uon inampionsnips rriaay.
, Medalist Phil Getchell of the home course and Bob Donnelly,
B. Wade; D. Wade. 25 yards - with reserves Bill Vanotton and
pass interception. Conversions ! Dwight Bnchi. Waldorf rates the
Riehter 5, Field coal Richter. ! group a si "one of the best end
14 yards.
Chisox Whip
Tribe 8 to 1
squads Yyi had in some time."
Two lettprmen are available at
both tackae and guard in Bob Oli
ver and Dn Tronstein on the out
side and ppn Gilkey and Nick Pop
pin in the (middle. Halfback veter
ans Jnclijq Ted Granger, John
Wilson arid Seb Bordonaro.
Waldorf j is philosophical about
the situation.
"I feel 4e"ll have a team which
may surprise some people." he
Isays. Tht boys like to play foot
'SPORTSMAN'S'
PIQEST
FlSHIr4G DRY FLIES
SUBMERGED
'day.
Moore Stops
Interviewers
Detroit Drubs
Steelers Club
Bobby tayne Passes
Uons td 24-0 Win
MIAMI. Flaj. tf Bobby Layne
broke into the Detroit Lions line
up Friday night after a two-game
absence with ja lame shoulder and
pitched his team to a 24-0 vic
tory over thi Pittsburgh Steelers
In a National Football League
exhibition, j.
Layne's throwing arm seemed in
perfect condition as he pitched to
Dome Dibble- for th first touch
down in the opening period. The
throw covered 29 yards and caught
Dibble in thej clear on the Steeler
The Lions made it 14-6 before
the first quarter ended when Jim
Salsbury intercepted a pass from
Jim Finks and carried it back 20
yard to the Steeler 2. Dave Middle
ton, taking aipitchout from Layne,
rambled across for the second
touchdown, j
Walker Boot Gaal
In the fourth period, Layne's
passes to Bob Hoemschrneyer. Gl-
rard and Jin Doran again cameo,
the Lions deep into Steeler terri
tory. The attack bogged dowiv in
side the 10 j but on fourth- down
Doak Walkef , booted a field goal
from the 2.
With less than a minute to go,
Detroit added ax final touchdown
on an -18-yard pass from Harry
Gilmer to'Girard.
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Detroit scoring:
'Statesman, Saltm, Ort., Saturday, Stpt. 3, 1955 (Stc l)-9
Junior Baseball Play Enters Decisive Game
ST. PAUL im Southpaw sen-1 into a decisive game Saturday
sauon non xvioeuer nuried ms
third straight victory in a brilKant
relief role Friday night to carry
Cincinnati past Washington. D. C.
10-5, and force the American Le
gion Junior Baseball Tournament
The Senior National AAU Men's
Outdoor Water Polo championship
will be held in Chicago Aug. 24-27.
night
The defeat was Washington'
irst in 18 games this year.
The teams meet for the title
Saturday night
Harry Isaacs, owner of Brook-
field Farm, names his horses widi
words beginning with the letter.
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TV HIGHLIGHTS
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NORTH ADAMS. Mass. rjn
Challehger Archie Moore, growing
more irritable from concentrated
training, Friday banned interviews ! Dibble 42, pass-run from Layne).
during his rest periods. j ' j Middleton (2-run), Girard (18, pass
"No more Interviews, pictures, I run from Gilmer); field goal,
television, or radio are to b tak-! walker (2); conversions. Walker
en while I'm resting," snapped the 3.
light heavyweight champion.; 1 "
I II be pleased to meet every-
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sura nee run in the eighth as Ford
huns uo his 16th victory. .
Frank Sullivan, Boston's ace,' ball and Ij think they'll develop as
sa a-a a tm 1 i il i Ml i nn a
.missea ms ma tor no. i, dui me; we go aipng. ine scneauie lavors! TV ' T 1
Red Sox pulled out an 8-3 victory! us. too, Ath three non-conference j fi j jf tf9 H fiLfLS
at Baltimore. The Bosox paired) games ij which we can experi- 'Ullll&i & A Vfw
half ot their eight hits with sn merit befpre getting into the, meat
Oriole error to break a 3-3 tie of the schedule.
on four runs in the eighth. "You jjiay not believe it, but
Williams Hits Homer . I'm looklhg forward to the sea-
Billy Goodman drove in three of son."
the Boston runs and Ted Williams :
hit his 26th home run. Leo Kiely
" won it in relief as fourth place
Boston stayed five games behind.
In the other AL game, Kansas
City ignored Detroit home runs
by Al Kaline and Harvey Kuenn!
and won 7-6 as reliefer Tom Gnr
man stymied a Tiger rally in the
eighth inning.
one at Glover's RflwUwhcr' 1 An t
Getchell needed only 13 holes mv boxinsr but from now on in .
10 aeieai Aiei Ingram. &aiem. b when I m supposed to be resting,
and 5. Donnelly. Oregon State it don't want to break it upi with
champion, played 12 holes to beat press interviews.
Jack Craeger. Medford. 7 and 6. j "i want to rest. I'm training for
Defending champion Dom Pro-, the fight of my life with Rocky
vost, Portland, eked out a 1-up Marciano on Sept 20 and II want
win over Wayne Sabine, Redding, to be set for it." i
Calif., and Eddie Simmons, a six- . j
time champion from Medford, ad-J f o TTi
vanced with a 3 and 2 victory over I fTJO I I1C tH 1 1 -Jim
Vinum. Areata. Calif. I VU1 YCtXXlO lllV
Claj'ton Lewis, runnerup in the
medal round, eliminated
Clement. Portland 4 and 3. JL CclIII I dUS Y III I concentrated course in pass de
loung oou rraii 01 oaiem. Vre- I (ense
f,?n.' mda!, Ply champion beat j CALDWELL. Idaho l.fi-The Cor- Thereiwere still 41 players toil
Walter Stanley Eureka Calif.. ValIis. Ore.. Elks Club downed ! ing Friday, j the same number as
and 5 and Art Abrahamsen of case Implement of Moscow. Ida- at the opening practice, but the
fcverett. Wash., another youthful j,o. 10-4. Friday night and Wood list of veterans diminished when
contender eliminated Carl Wood,; Realty of Tacoma romped to a guard Ron Leppke announced he
Klamath Falls. 7 and 6. 125-1 victory over CaldweU Simplot 1 wasn't returning to school.
Dusty W oods, Oregon C o a s t as the Northwest regional men's I Leppke, who-kicked a field goal
champion from McMmnville. fin- amateur softball tournament got in the Vandals' historic 10-0 win
15! . n par ''''f631'"" underway. ! over neighboring Washington State
Charles Telfer, Grants Pass, 4 and The Oregon team rapped out 13 1 last season, jhad a year of eligibili-
Leppke Quits
Idaho Vandals
MOSCOW, I Idaho W The Uni
versity of Idaho football squad
sweated oft excess "vacation"
pounds whilp working out in 90
degree temperatures Friday.
Most of the morning was devoted
to running p
KfTV Sunday' HithUcht '
(Ctuuuiel Z7):
- M" "The Miu America
I trrtn Le Ann Meriweth
er Mii America of 1954), Dorothy
a Johnson. Mus Oregon will Uka
part In the plT. '
l!L'ni . .uc. Wld ut hostess
Rosalind Russell. The thoughtless
wotds of an acquaintance shatters a
mothers confidence in her dauehter
in.crccues.
J':M P - On Bob Cumming's
Show Bob plays Cupid for his wid
owed sister, with complications. .
KLOR-TV Sanaay's MighUghU
(Channel 12):
l?s p.m. Pro rootball Came San
Francisco. 8ert and Chicago Cards
from Kezar Stadium. San Trancisco.
California.
4;W a.m. Stars of Tomorrow
Uncle Nate will feature Louise Bak
er, i star vocalist featured on TV.
stage, screen and radio. Portland's
bast young talent will round out the
program.
4:43 pjn. Imperial Theater 'T)m.
art? Legion." vivid Italian romance,
with Albert raraese and Vivianne
Romance.
:M p m. Hollywood Backstage
Makeup Artist -Era Westmere. pre
sents news, gossip, and the beauty
secrets of stars. Glamorizes women
from audience.
T:J pjn. Doug Fairbanks Presents
"Rain Forest" with James Hoyter
KVAL TV, VHF 13
EUGINIt KVAL-TV Channel M
(Sunday): 1:M p.m. Pro-Football
-San Francisco 49ers vs. Chicago
Cards: J:S Flth for Todav: 4:
People: 4:3 This Is the Ufa pre
Hntlng "The Suspicious Heart:- S:M
V-Meet the Press: 3:M What One
Person Can Dot People Are
Funny: 1:3 Now You Know: 7:
Surpriae Theater; 1:3 The Big
Picture: S:e Break the Bank: S:Ja
Life with Elizabeth: 9:eo Letter to
Loretta; .9:30 The Whistler: IS:-.
Sunday Showtime presents Robert
young and Betsy Drake in "Spell
bound."
and Clifford Xvana. Story nf two '
men trapped In a "rain forest." t
! lt:M p.m. Coronet Theater
"Death Goes to School." with Bar
bara Murray and Gordon Jackson.
An English story of .the murdered
school teacher with students and
faculty under suspicion.
KJOIN-TV Sunday's Highlights
.(Channel 4):
i l:M pjb. "Young Man In the
Street" a young man feels the call
to evangelism. Lamp Unto My Feet.
1:M p.m. John L. Lewis wtu bo
interviewed by a panel of newamea
on the U. S. Labor Picture. Face tho
Nation. .
2: p.m. "Delightfully Danger
oui." with Jane Powalh Ralph Bell
amy and Constance Moore. Sunday
Armchair Theater.
i 1.-M p.m. Kd Sullivan and tha
gang travel to Atlantic City to view
;'Icecapades of 19M." Toast of tha
Town.
I l:M pj "High Green Wall." star
ring Joseph Cotton. Thomas Gomes,
and Maurice Marsae a televisioa
adaptation of Waugh's 'The Maa
Who Loved Dickens." G. E. Theater,
i l:Jt p.m. "Cover-Up." with Wil.
liam Bendix. Dennis OTCeefe- and
Barbara Britten. First Run Theater.
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Lone Ranger
Bobby Grayson
Jack Brande. Salem, finished j home run. to coast past Case Im
one overpar in downing Tom pkment. Idaho state champions.
Bourns. Coos Bay. 4 and 3. and Wood Realty socked a parade of
Dick Bailey, former Northern Cal-1 simplot pitchers for 15 hits and
iforma amateur tithst. eliminated ; capitalized on nine errors in the
Eugene s Jim Johnson. 4 and 3. i nightcap. - j
The men's championship division Three teams from Washington,
plays two rounds and women open ; three from Oregon and twoi from
their matches Saturday. The tour-j Idaho are entered in the double
nev rnus Aionaay.
Coach Skip Stahley is left with
18 lettermeri.
Other scores
Jejry Plank. Woodburn. defeat-
Husk Positions
Said 'Wide Open'
E .University of
seattl:
elimination tournament, w h i c h I Washington! football hopefuls ran
ends Labor Day. . ! through the r second four hour drill
Pitcher Hal Wehmeier weht ' all Friday, sweating off fat and brush-
Dri jer Killed
At Salt Flats
BONNEVILLE
SALT FLATS,
LOS ANGELES I Coach Red
Sanders of UCLA is imposing sec- i tt
recy in connection with the drills ( I Oir IN VlPPt
f ,; fnnfhall sauad. andino long-i vfUlll XU llilyl.
er will visitors be permitted at
workouts. ) HAYDEN LAKE, Idaho M)
In past years almost anyone was crooner Bmg Crosby .and
iea -Al triCKSOn. tUgene. 3 and 2. the wnv for Cnrvalli in .l;W.SinM'in im nn :nnH3mnlil
George Parsons. Seattle, defeat-; Moscow to five hits, including an ! Most of the 63 aspirants shaped
i . 600 McKevitt. Delake, 22nd inside - the - park home run by up "pretty well," Coach John Cher-
I nOlf . . I fipnrP Kpnrfa with nna man am ; Korff ranririaA Sill' mm chnwrH
- - ' vi uue Ilia IV, Ull. j A t v t vuai .
The Oregonians went ahead in the effects 'of the summer layoff,
the first inning when Don Wyman He j said it I was too early to say
hit a home run over the left field j who would be named to the start
wall. Moscow tied it in the bottom i ing squad jfor the opening game
half when Edro Miller tripled and! with Idahoj Sept. 17.
scored on a passed ball, j i j "It's still! wide open" he said.
Singles by Carl Gustafson, Jack; 'and that
Sprick and Wyman and a walk back spot
put Corvallis ahead for good in Cox." Cox,
the third. , 'transferred
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Crosby, Son
wAlmme at the Westwobd prac
tice field, but Sanders feels he can
ill afford to tip his hand on his
n'i Chub Williams led the Moscow j season closed, causing much
includes the quarter
left open by Bobby
a regular last year.
to Minnesota after the
, 1.;V '""" attack with two singles in four ' anguish among Washington foUow-
ootuiua, ,.ci- times at bat D,an Woriey w?nt rs.
j . " rj tne route for the losers
lll lL?LtTU)B of the eight Class A
-in tne National, . Duke 5nidcr , Utah - A not rodder in,a quest will oe oarrea excePl: "T inno Pre uon lournament. simplot pitchers Bob Qark Bill Sally League managers played in
5WSUCU HIS nuIIIC run WlUl lOr fcPCClI U1CU rtiuay unrcoui mi men. lire xjium ..j uaiuicu mui a unc
man on tn the sixth, breaking up racer oil the famous Bonneville i Sept. 16 and Sanders feels this is
a pitching duel between Brook-; salt flats! I going to be a tougn game,
lyn's Karl Spooner and Pitts- j But officials of the Southern Cali-j Sam Brown is making the UCLA
burgh's Dick Hall for a 2-0 Dodger . fornia lining Assn.. and the Bon- coaching staff happy.: The flashy
victory.! neville National Speed Trials Assn. tailback is running wen. jthrowing
Spooner gave just four hits after 'which spimsor the week-long races 'better than ever, and his kicking
he and HaU had allowed only, two here each summer, refused to iden- has unproved.
apiece for five frames. j tify the fian. i
Rohin Rnhprts wnn his MnA al. i Paul StraHnn srretarv nf the ' w. 1 "N
though Jack Meyer mopped up, as I Bonneviljje National Speed Trials j Mflt I QtlH Npf
Philarfplnhia srnrivi four nine in . Accn Kairi "Wa fl Hint thr fam- 1. Ul VlClUVl kJVl'U
the eighth on Roy Smallev's J ily shoujp! be notified first." Strat
pinchhit double to beat New York's ton said; it was the firsjjfatality in
Giants 5-3. seven years of time trials on the
Cincinnati knocked Milwaukee flats. j
14 games behind Brooklyn By a i 2-0 The Iiakester model' racer rolled
count as Ted Kluszewski walloped over, cashing the man.
his 44th home run and Rocky i Meanwhile, Ed Loinske. Down-
Bridges his first off Warren Spahn. . ey, Cafl f.. rolled his Class B commands the sports spotlight at
' The Cubs squashed St. Louis I streamBfier at an average speed of j portiand Meadows Sunday, Sept.
12-2 in a day game, with Ernie 23.842 jib. p. h. to hang up the 4 when Indianapolis-type! big cars
Dunti aciiuiK a ma jur league ret--: tasiesi i ipnie oi tne trials so lar
ora ior snonsiops oy niuing nis mis year
100-Mile Race
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PORTLAND .(Special)-The
biggest and most colofful auto
race in ttie Northwest this season
two-under par 68, meets Al Gustaf
son, four-time Spokane municipal
the jnajor leagues. The only non
a ; noma . '"J"' ib manaxcr lu
Clark and Al Barberis.
Georffe Kprnarh irnt
with the bases loaded in the fourth i Popowki of Montgomery, Ala
u : i i ,-, u t i i ... i "
t-.-.- i . T. , o wwuii -urn t nm
tup. ..uu unrnumg cnamp Dn r rca , Reaity RQt njne runj catch.r fiud.
Megei, fcpoKane accountant who is , av smith hit a hnmr tart ill til:
w i'viiii a " llll l n u
after his fourth straight IE title.
Young Crosby qualified with a 69.
Erv Parent of Seattle, who won
his second straight Washington
Amateur title recently, qualified
on and socked a triple with two
on after the team had batted
around. j
Caldwell cot its lone run in the
seventh when Walt Kerfoot; walked.
do FALSE TEETH
Rock. Slide or Slip?
PASTE ETH, an improved powder to
be sprinkled on upper or lower plates,
holds false teeth mora firmly tn place.
40th home run. It was hia first inj Seveij other new records were
18 games and came with two on. i established Friday.
Upland Bird Season Begins
Hunters are -reminded that thelsion. ThJ quail season in eastern
blue and ruffed grouse season will 1 Oregon; noes not open until Octo-
get under way on the 3rd of Sep
tember in all counties east of the
Cascade mountains and on Sep
tember W west of the Cascade
range, the Oregon Game Commis
sion laid Friday.
In eastern Oregon the season
ill extend through September 11,
while in western Oregon the ea
sorj will (run through September
18. Ia both areas the bag limit will
be three per dayT six in possession.
The mountain quail season in
western Oregon will run concur
rent with the grouse season. Sep
tember 10 through II with a bag
limit of 5 per day, 10 in passes-
No Auto Racing for'
Holly.Bowl Tonight
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There will be no auto racing at
the Hollywood Bowl tonight, or
next Saturday night. September
10. it is reminded. The bowl has
been closed down until after the
Mate ran.
ber 22 fefong with the pheasant sea
son.
Grouse hunters are reminded
that ini eastern Oregon the archery
season iill be in progress begin
ning oo September 10. Game regu
lauonsjproniDU any snooting in
these fneas during the archery
leason otner man with bow and
arrow, Und any rifle or shotgun
hunting kill be in violation of the
law. T?it archery areas that will
open on September 10 include the
Canyo jCreek, Mt. Emily. Baker.
White River, and Table Rock
areas.
Fridav with a M and mepU lnn. ! -i-i- j . . .. ? .
k:V.7-i i.J c. L j ,. ' j !Bloie secona, went to inird on a1
hitting Ed Stoddard of Hayden ! passed baU and KoreA 0
Lake. Rod Funseth of Spokane. ; ball. S i-
tournament medalist with a 65, i The linescores: ' ! '
meets apotiane city cnamoion rr.rvm
Do not slide, slip or rock. No gumm
oorr. pasty taste or feeling. FAS-i
rEETH is alkaline i non-acid). Does
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sessiohs J Friday in 106-degreei
temperature. There were no heat
casualties dui a sopnomore re
serve! eijd. Ron Wilder, wrenched
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Some top regional golfers misspd
the even-par 70 it took to make
NOW LOPAT KNOWS
NEW YORK ii Lefty Ed
Lopat of the Orioles now knows
how it feels to pitch against the
the championship bracket. Dick Yankees. In each of his first two
oneppara oi me university of Ida-1 games against his former team
ho. runner-up in the Washington mates Lopat was knocked out of
Amateur, had a 71 and 15-year-old
Jerry Camp Jr. of Spokane, semi
finalist in that tourney, had a 73.
the box.
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Mickey Mantle did the trick the
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omy snree national League pen- j By Biji Skowron were the telling
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