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Newspaper Page TextO O o o O O o o O O t MAIL TRIBUTE, rgen, TuMdiy, July IS, 13i New fork Yanks Aim At Old League Game Record; leading By 13 Games United Press Inieralional The New York Yankees aren't looking to coast into the World Series, they're aim ing to fly in by a record 20- game margin. They didn't decide on that figure arbitrarily, either. If they can make it, they will shatter their own record of 19Vi games by which they won the 1936 American League pennant. The runaway Yankees in creased their lead to 13 games largest margin of the season with a 5-0 victory over the Chicago White Sox Monday night. Southpaw Whitey Ford breezed to his 11th victory while giving; up only three hits and walking none. He got the only run he really needed when Hank Bauer led off the first inning with his ninth homer off loser Early Wynn. Mickey Mantle slammed his 23rd homer in the seventh to help Ford run his lifetime record to 24-8 over the White Sox. Senators Blanked Ex-Yankee Jack Urban halt ed Kansas City's six-game los ing ftreak when he shutout Washington, 4-0, on four hits for his seventh triumph of the year. The Athletics rapped Pedro RamoSfor three runs in the first inning, Preston Ward doubling home two of the fans . and then scoring himself on Harry Simpson's single. Bob Boyd's eighth-inning homer broke up a pitching ' duel between Skinny Brown (md Herb Moford and led the Baltimora-prioles to a 2-1 win over the DetroiDTigers. Boyd also scored Balti more's first run in th opening inning when he doubled and came home on Gene Wood ling's single. Brown yielded seven hits and struck out eight in posting his third straight victory. The Boston Red Sox broke a thrb-game losing streak by defeating the Clevefend In dians, 4-3, in 10 innings, (gouthpaw Don Mossi walked in the winning run by giving up a base on balls to pinch hitter Ted Lepcio with the bases full. Jim Mudcat Grant, however, was the loser. 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Little Don Zimmer cracked out two home runs as the Los Angeles Dodgers made it four in a row over the Cincinnati Redlegs with an 8-5 decision. Zimmer drove in four runs with his two homers while Charlie Neal contributed a three-run ' homer and Steve Bilko connected with the bases empty. Cubs Win in 11th Southpaw Johnny Podres scored his ninth victory al though he gave way to Johnny Durelle Is Favored To Whip Holt New York (UPI) Cana dian Yvon Durelle is favored at 9-5 to keep his British Em pire light heavyweight crown Wednesday night in the week's outstanding fight a 12-rounder with Mike Holt of South Africa at the Montreal Forum. . Their bout will be televised ABC throughout the United) States, but not in Canada. Durelle of Baie Ste. Anne, N.B., will be defending the 175-pound title he won on a second-round knockout . over Gordon Wallace, May 30, 1957. At 29 his 73-19-2 record includes 37 knockouts. " Holt, 26, is champion of Africa. The slugger from Pre toria outpointed Y o 1 a n d e Pompey at London, June 3, to get the shot. His 31-60-0 rec ord includes 21. knockouts. Durelle is favored because of his strength and ruggedness. Durelle is rated third Ring and fourth NBA. Holt is rank ed fifth Ring and seventh NBA. - Another Canadian, light weight, Gale Kerwin of Ot tawa, Ont., meets Bobby Scan Ion of San Francisco in a 10 round TV-radio NBC fight at Madison Square Garden Fri day night. Unbeaten Scanlon is favored at 7-5 because of his speed and skill. Scanlon won 28 of his 29 bouts and had one draw. He is a "picture fighter." He scored 10 knockouts. Lanky Kerwin's 27-6-1 record in cludes six knockouts. Neither is rated. Other fights: Tuesday Ot tawa, Ont. Bert Whitehurt vs. Art Swiden. Thursday Los Angeles Danny Valez vs. Luis Sanchez. Friday Manila, P.I. Dom my Ursua vs. Toshiro Tanaka. Saturday Hollywood, Calif. Jimmy Grow vs. Jim my Carter. Tennis Play Underway Tacoma (UPI) First- round play got underway here Monday in the 67th Pacific Northwest tennis champion ships at the Tacoma Tennis club. Play was confined to seven divisions of singles with few of the big liames seeing action. Six of the top-seeded men's single players drew byes. Bill Rose of Portland, is top- seeded in men's singles. Last year's champ, Noel Brown of Santa Monica, will not defend his crown. Barringer Is Medalist Portland (UPI) Iris Bar ringer of Eastmoreland fired a four-over-par 78 to take medalist honors in the wom en's qualifying round in the Portland golf championships being held on the Eastmore land golf course. Knotted for second in the women's bracket were Mrs. Chris Borensgard. Eastmore land and Joan Coffeen, Forest Hills, with 81's. There was no action in the men's division Monday. Play resumed in all men's flights today. Klippstein in the sixth inning. Bob Purkey suffered his sixth loss against 10 victories. Walt Moryn's two-run dou ble in the 11th inning enabled the Chicago Cubs to come from behind and earn an 11-10 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Moryn struck the winning blow off loser Ray Semproch after the Phils had gone ahead with an unearned run in the top of the 11th. Lee Walls was the key man in Chicago's 15 hit offensive, driving in four runs with his 20th homer and a double. Moryn and Johnny Goryl also homered for the Cubs. Reliever Glenn Hobbie was credited with his seventh victory. Pittsburgh and St. Louis were idle. AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit .100 000 000 1 7 Baltimore ....100 000 Olx 2 6 Moford (0-2) and Wilson. Brown (3-0) and Triandos. HR Boyd. 10 innings Cleveland 010 100 010 0 3 7 2 Boston ....002 0000 100 1 4 6 1 Wilhelm, Narleski (6), Grant (8). Mossi (10) and Brown, Nixon (8). Sisler, Wall (5) and Berberet. Win ner Wall (4-7). Loser Grant (6-8). HK Brown. Chicago 000 000 000 0 3 2 New York ....100 110 llx 5 9 0 Wynn. Qualters (8) and Lollar, Ford (11-4) and Howard. Loser Wynn (8-8). HRs Bauer Mantle. Kansas City 300 100 000 4 6 1 Washington 000 000 000 0 4 1 Urban (7-5) and Smith. Ramos, Constable (9) and Courtney. Loser Ramos (7-7). NATIONAL LEAGUE 11 innings Phila. . 40 140 000 0110 10 0 Chicago . 200 110 104 0211 15 3 Cardwell, Farrell (9), Semporch (9) and Sawatski. Phillips Podge (ir, Drott (5), Henry (5), El ston (9), Hobbie (11) and S. Tay lor. Winner Hobbie (7-6). Loser Semporch (11-6). HRs Walls, Mo ryn, Goryl. Cincinnati ....100 022 000 5 9 1 Los Angeles 030 401 OOx 8 8 5 Purkey, Kellner (4) and Bailey. Podres. Klippstein (6) and Rose boro. Winner Podres (9-8). Loser Purkey (10-6). HRs Zimmer (2), Neal, Bilko. Milwaukee ..201 022 320 12 16 1 San Fran. . 010 001 100 3 5 2 Burdette (8-7) and Crandall. Wor thington, Crone (5). Shipley (7), Monzant (8) and Schmidt. Loser Worthington (8-5). HRs Coving ton. Logan, Wagner. - Skinner Second In Water Ski Championships In the 1958 California wa ter ski championships held on Lake Washington in Sacra mento July 13 and 14, Chuck Stearns, 1957 U. S. National champion, took first place in every event to win the overall award. Lon Skinner, Medford wat er skier, took second place in the overall after taking sec ond place in the slalom event, third in tricks and fourth in the jump. The meet was the largest ever held in California and the slalom event alone ran from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m. Sat urday. Stearns, along with other top skiers on the coast, will compete in the. Western Re gional water ski event to be held at Gardener lake near Medford. August 8, 9 and 10. Hot Rodder Sets Mark Scappoose (UPI) A Seattle driver ' with a lead foot Sunday broke the world speed record for fuel-burning drag-race vehicles under 300 cubic inches displacement. Bud Haines drove a fuel burning 292-cubic-inch DeSoto to a record clocking of 156.56 miles per hour over a quarter mile course at the mid-season championships of the Colum bia Timing association in Scappoose. The car is owned bv the Pirates, a Seattle hot rod club. Haines record is expected to be recognized as a world mark by the National Hot Rod association, meet officials said. Aberdeen Shuts Out St. Cloud By 2-0 St. Cloud, Minn. (UPI) Aberdeen shut out St. Cloud, 2-0, in a Northern Leaeue pitcher's battle Monday night. The Mallards' Bob Bolinski struck out 11 batters, while St. Cloud's Bob Bolin fanned 10. Chico Hernandez hit a bases - empty homer for Aber deen in the third inning. SIGNS BONUS CONTRACT Baltimore (UPI) John Short, a 19-year-old first base man from Hawthorne, Calif., has signed a bonus contract with the Baltimore Orioles' Louisville affiliate in the American association and been assigned to the Bluefield, W.Va., team in the all-rookie Appalachian League. Short, University of California freshman, bats and throws left-handed. STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. GB New York 54 27 .667 Boston 41 40 .506 13 Detroit 40 40 .500 13 'i Kansas City 39 41 .488 14,2 Chicago 39 43 .476 15',, Baltimore 38 42 .475 15,i Cleveland 39 45 .464 16 i Washington 35 47 .427 19 3 Monday's Results Boston 4, Cleveland S Baltimore 2, Detroit 1 New York 5. Chicago 0 (night) Kan. City 4, Washington 0 (night) Today's Probable Pitchers Detroit at New York Lary (8-8) vs. Monroe (1-0) or Ditmar (4-1). Chicago at Baltimore 2 twinite Wilson (7-7) and Donavan (4-10) vs. Portocarrero (7-5) and Pappas (6-2). Kansas City at Boston night Hebert (3-4) vs. Sullivan (7-2). Cleveland at Washington night Score (2-2) vs. Kemmerer (5-7). Wednesday's Games Cleveland at Washington (night) Chicago at Baltimore (night; Detroit at New York (night) Kansas City at Boston NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet GB Milwaukee 43 36 .544 San Francisco 44 38 .537 i Chicago 43 41 .512 2',i St. Louis 39 38 .506 3 Philadelphia 38 39 .494 4 Pittsburgh 39 43 .476 S'.'2 Cincinnati 37 42 .474 6 Los Angeles 38 44 .457 6 'i Monday's Results Chicago 11, Philadelphia 10 (11 innings) Los Angeles 8, Cincinnati 5 Milwaukee 12, San Francisco 3 Only games scheduled. Today's Probable Pitchers Milwaukee at St. Louis night Jay (3-3) vs. Maglie (2-2). Pittsburgh at Los Angeles night Kline (8-9) vs. Drysdale 4-9). Philadelphia at San Francisco night Roberts (7-8) vs. McCor- mick (6-1). Only games scheduled. Wednesday's Games Pittsburgh at Los Angeles (night) Cincinnati at Chcago Milwaukee at St. Louis (night) Fhladelpha at San Francsco Women's Golf Rogue Valley Country club lady golfers play for Thurs day, July 17, will be fourth play on the R.V.W.G. trophy. Competition for Thursday, July 10, was play on the Med-ford-Grants Pass trophy. Med ford had 27 points and Grants Pass 18 points. Sue DeVoe won low gross with 85 and Mrs. W. O. Blackledge won low net with 73. A group was a tie between Mrs. Rose Bunch and Mrs. Frank Tam ney. B group winner was Mrs. E. W. Stevens. C group was a tie between Mrs. Frank Benesh and Mrs. E. C. Hall. D group was a tie between Mrs. Byron Douglas and Mrs. William Knope. 9-hole win ners were Mrs. Richard Schwahn and Mrs. Vincent Nicoletti. The first round of the club championship starts July 15. Championship and first flight will be played without handi cap and the second and third flights will be with full handi cap. . The Rogue Valley lady golfers will be guests of Klamath Falls on July 25. Women who wish to be paired for Thursday, July 17, are to call Mrs. W. O. Black ledge, SPring 2-5990. THURSDAY PAIRINGS: Mmes and Misses William J. Mil ler, H. E. Nulton, William T. Clark; Robert Templeton. Pam Stacev. Paul Walker; Warren Lesseg, Frank Tamney. D. M. Lambert; William Schei, Ed W. Stevens. H. S. El bert: Noble Vincent. Mahr Revmers. Rose Bunch; Jack Mitchell, E. W. Sickels, Parker Woods; Dick Finch, Fred Coleman, Kenneth Teeter; T. A. Culbertson, Bernard T. Nutting, Ray Frisbie: Ed Milne. Robert Hart. William Ruffner; Lee FHnk, W. O. Blackledge; R. B. Knight, Lawrence cuonocore, josepn Moore; Alton Hart, Frank Benesh. Jack Six; Ed win Radzweit, J. W. Barnard. E. C. Hall: T. J. Harnsbereer. Flovd Somers, Robert DeLorme; C. Ed Gordon, M. Donald McGeary, W. C. Knope; W. L. Stark, Richard Hogan, Lou McLaughlin; Wayne Safley, Ralph Barclay, Richard Rementeria; L. R. Smith. Jerry Ol son. Byron Douglas: c. H. Barren. Benton Smith, Ira Smith; R. E. Heysell, R. M. Sorenson, Reese Alexander; Robert Morris, L. ,T. Anderson. B. D. Mitchell. Nine Hole Pairings: Mmes. Robert Taylor, Howard Scroggins; George Lewis, Richard Alley; Meyers Jones, Tom Polk; Charles Madsen. Ralph Marlatt; Richard Swan, Richard Schwahn; Ralph Anderson. James Nistler: Royal Bebb, Paul Lea; Ed Kliever, o. w. Aamnger; uaien banner, Howard Gilmer; David Lowry, Earl Nelson; Paul Haviland, John Rip ley; Jerry Lausman, Arthur Wood; Al Williams, William Deatherage; Robert Mclntyre. Vincent Nicoletti; Tom Reames, John Bunker; S. D. Mullin. Vern Watrud: Gordon Tay lor, John Raapke; William Walker, Sam Harbison; John Deisel, Thomas McFadden; Ray Wise, W. H. Pyle; James Dunlevy, Verne Bacon. PAIRINGS FOR CHAMPIONSHIP Championship Flight Mrs. Helen Davies vs. Mrs. War ren Lessee: Mrs. Maxine Hammond vs. Mrs. W. O. Blackledge: Mrs. William J. Miller vs. Mrs. William Clark: Mrs. Dick Finch vs. Mrs. Ed Milne; Miss Pamela Stacey vs. Mrs. Frank Tamney; Mrs. T. A. Culbertson vs. Mrs. Lee Flink: Mrs. Rose Bunch vs. Mrs. E. W. Sickels: Mrs. Mahr Reymers vs. Mrs. C. Ed Gordon. Second Flight (Use Full Handicap) Mrs. Ray Frisbie vs. W. C. Knope; Mrs. H. S. Elbert vs. Mrs. R. B. Knight: Mrs. Frank Benesh vs. Mrs. Robert DeLorme; Mrs. Joseph Moore vs. Mrs. Richard Rementeria; Mrs. D. M. Lambert vs. Mrs. W. L. Stark: Mrs. E.- C. Hall vs. Mrs. Reese Alexander; Mrs. Byron Doug las vs. Mrs. Lou AlcLaugnun; Mrs. T. J. Harnsbereer vs. Mrs. L. T. Anderson. 9-Hole Club Championship Flight Mrs. W. H. Pvle vs. Mrs. Earl Nelson; Mrs. Howard Scroggin bye; Mrs. Paul Haviland vs. Mrs. Rob ert Taylor: Mrs. Al Williams bye; Mrs. Vincent Nicoletti vs. Mrs. Vern Watrud; Mrs. John Ripley bye; Mrs. Royal Ueoo Dye; Mrs. Gordon Taylor bye. L BRILL METAL WORKS Commercial Industrial Residential Sheet Metal Work Stainless, Galvanized and Copper Fabrication 2287 West Main PHONE SP 2-4440 Medfori&Tribune Medford Kids Lead in 3 Of 5 Jr. Golf Divisions Medford youths led three of the five catagories in the Southern Oregon Junior Golf tournament at the Rogue Val ley Country club after the first 18 holes had been com pleted. Tony Monroe, Medford shot a 75 in the junior division for a two-hole lead over Steward Schroeder, Medford and Steve Hamaker, Eugene. Following closely in third spot was John Kerr, Portland with a 78. In he boys' division Mike Monroe, Medford did the 18 holes in 77. He was followed by Byron Wood, Eugene with a 78 and Bob Vales, Crescent City with an 80. Pam Stacey, Medford, fav ored to capture the girls' di vision, got off to a good start with a 79. Second place was taken by another Medford girl, Cassie Thompson with a 120. Mike Soran, Klamaths Falls, took a two shot lead over sec ond place Larry Babica, Eu reka, in the pee wees division. Soran clirded an 89, Babica had a 91, and third place went to Doug Olson, Medford, with a 94. The touranment is slated for completion today. 18 HOLES TOTAL: Juniors Steve Hamaker, Eugene 42-35-77 (tie for 2nd) John Kerr, Portland 40-38-78 (3rd) Gary Miksche, Medford 48-42-90 John Vest, Grants Pass 41-43-84 Tdd Ivey, Eureka 42-43-85 Cliff Jernigan, Redding 43-41-84 Jim Yingst, Crescent City 41-43-84 Stewart Schroeder, Medford 40-37-77 (tie for 2nd) Jack Fitzpatrick, Coos Bay 50-42-92 . i Pete Rasmussen, Medford 43-42-85 Jim Baker, Coos Bay 40-41-81 Richard Guaranstron, Weed 47-41-88 Tony Monroe, Medford 40-35-75 (1st) Burke Wins In Insurance City Open Tourney Wethersfield, Conn. (UPI) Jackie Burke Jr., the 1956 PGA champion, had a record victory in the Insurance City Open golf tournament as proof today that he's ready for an attempt to regain that coveted crown. Burke shot a two-under-par 69 over a soggy course here Sunday to win the Insurance City event with a 72-hole to tal of 268 strokes, breaking by one stroke the course rec ord held by Bo Toski and Sam Snead. Next stop on the tourney trail is the PGA championship opening at Haverstown, Pa., on Wednesday. Burke appeared recovered from an operation which in volved the removal of a pain ful cyst on his right wrist. He won the tournament here by three strokes over Art Wall and Dow Finsterwald, who tied for second place at 271. Wesley Ellis Jr. was fourth with 272, one stroke ahead of three players at 273 Paul Harney, George Bayer and Don Whitt. In a five-way tie at 274 were Gene Littler, Ted Kroll, Gary Player of South Africa, Bill Caspar and Arnold Pal mer. New Home For Cagers Portland (UPI) Remodel ing of the Pacific Internation al building here will be com pleted in time to allow basket ball games to be played there this winter, Chairman An thony Brandenthaler of the Oregon Centennial commis sion said today. Plans call for the University of Portland to use the build ing for basketball games. JOCKEY HAS BIG DAY New York (UPI) Jack Leonard, a 17 -year -old ap prentice rider from the sub urbs of Seattle, Wash., rode four winners at Jamaica Mon day starting with the first three races and winding up with the feature. CRATER LAKE f MOTORS' I A NEW ANGLIA TUDOR ONLY $"5(5)00 per month CRATER LAKE , Dick Long, Coos Bay 40-43-83 Pete Geertsen, Eugene 41-38-79 Ken Johnson, Medford (6-47-93 Dennis Soran, Klamath Falls 43-40-83 Pete Jubitz, Hood River 51-44-92 Larry Hirons, Eugene 41-38-79 Mike Wells. Redding 40-40-80 Dewayne Robertson, Grants Pass 45-45-90 Pee Wees Doug Olson, Medford 46-48-94 (3rd) Bumps Keenan, Ashland 65-63-128 Larry Rabica, Eureka 49-4Z-S1 (2nd) Mark 102 Gustafson, Salem 52-50- Chris Rassmussen, Medford 55-49-104 Billy Hutchinson, Ashland 68- 63- 131 Nick Rassmussen, Medford 49-49-98 Steven Hutchinson, Ashland 65-62-127 Randy Wendt, Montague, Calif 65-66-131 Charles Hersh, Ashland 81-81-162 Fenlev Crowford, Montague, Calif. 69-64-133 Mike Soran, Klamath Falls 45-44-89 (1st) Steve Weaver, Ashland 75-68-143 Steve Good, Klamath Falls 53- 53- 106 1 Billy Collins, Medford 60-53-113 Joedy Tobiason, Ashland 74-65-139 Girls Pam Stacey, Medford 39-40-79 (1st) Carolyn Mencke, Medford 61-65-126 Cassie Thompson, Medford 60-60-120 (2nd) Linda Pernell, Klamath Falls 64- 62-126 Boys Rich Knight, Medford 46-40-86 Dennis Sbarbaro, Weed 41-41-82 Bvron Wood, Eugene 41-37-78 (2nd) George Bell, Crescent City 56-48-104 Tom Barker, Medford 61-54-115 Jerry Robertson 46-44-90 Don Harling, Eureka 42-44-86 Jack Joyce, Medford 47-49-96 Bob Vales, Crescent City 38-42-80 (3rd) Charles Allen, Medford 42-42-84 Steve Larson, Crescent City 43-40-83 Bobby Babica. Eureka 45-48-93 David Hamaker, Eugene 45-50- 98 Jim, Woods. Medford 48-48-86 Roy Marvin, Klamaths Falls 64-58-122 Robert Jones. Medford 45-45-90 Phillip Emmerson, Hood River 46-46-92 Tom Clark, Medford 58-45-103 Larry Berg, Medford 52-50-112 Bob Soran, Klamaths Falls 47-44-91 Mike Monroe. Medford 40-37-77 (1st) Geary Ritchie, Crescent City 48-41-89 Larrv Brown, Medford 43-39-82 Chuck Allen, Roseburg 39-42-81 Junior Girls Dorothy Speer, Crescent City 56-53-109 Margaret Saunders, Grants Pass 54-53-107 Chris Finch, Medford 64-72-136 Mary Saunders, Grants Pass 54- 52-106 Caroyln Finch, Medford 56-55- Judy Angstead. Klamath Falls 52-51-103 (tied for 2nd) Sue Lance. Medford 50-53-103 (tied for 2nd) ..... Mary Knutsen, Astoria 61-61-122 Treasure Sullivan, ' Ashland 43-43-86 (1st) STILL GOING STRONG Poznan, Poland (UPI) Jadwiga Jedrzejowska, 47-year-old former international tennis star who' competed at Wimbledon before World War II, won the Polish wom en's lawn tennis champion ship for the 21st time Monday by defeating a girl named Filipkowna, 20 years her junior, 6-1, 6-1. Jadwiga later teamed to win the women's doubles and mixed doubles titles. WHICH BATTER HOUDS BASEBALL'S STRIKEOUT RECORD ? The player who holds beebaJr all-time lonq-Wfc record ...1,35 6 with 506 Joubl9, 136 triples, and 714- home runs?..th vfy same man holds the rnajor league record o lfl?0 brik outs -for h'14 2.1 years- He i the one and only Babe Ruth TOP THIS! To any reader submitting contrary proof, Tip Brady will send a signed, wallet-sized diploma. Write to: BEAT THIS, co this paper, Box 575, Sausalito, Calif. Enclose self-addressed, stamped envelope. A MCI' Ummtpmfyf SyadUsM Sttr SAVE 250M on English Fords! 35 Miles Per Gallon MOTORS ?; Main Fir Tommy Bolt Goes On Trial Today Havertown, Pa. (UPI) U.S. Open golf champion Tom my Bolt goes "on trial" today before his own profession, fac ing possible suspension from tournament play because of his behavior. Bolt's predicament, as he faced the wrath of the long suffering Professional Golf as sociation executive commit tee, hurled into the back ground Thursday's opening of the annual PGA tournament. The status of the man known as "Thunder," whose most recent explosions had drawn him a $500 fine, was to be decided today at a com mand appearance before the governing body of his own association. There was no advance word of what punishment if any would be meted out to the club-throwing, terrible - tem pered tee shot artist who an nounced only last month as he won the coveted U.S. Open that he was a "reformed soul." Subsequent events failed to prove that assertion. He with drew from three events after only nine holes and also was accused of "unbecoming con duct" after verbally attacking tourney officials. And then he had been on probation for RIDES FOUR WINNERS Stanton, Del. (UPI) El don Nelson, Delaware Park's leading jockey who bolted home six straight winners two weeks ago, had four Monday to boost his track leading total to 51, 14 more than his near est rival. Norwood, Mass. (UPI) The Willie Pep -Bobby Bell featherweight bout scheduled for Monday night at the Nor wood outdoor arena will be held Thursday instead. The 10-round bout was called off because of heavy rains. your new Don't saddle yourself with HIGH new-car PAYMENTS rREG. 193.45 A AS LOW AS H U DOWN WO, " 1 Similar savings MUFFLERS ON SALE AND INSTALLED! Fit '49-53 Ford, Q74sje Chev. Others in- O stalled, low-priced. USUAL 27.95 SARAN PLASTIC SEAT COVER Resists wrinkles, 0 095 stains. Charcoal, blue or green. past misdemeanors since last January. None of his fellow pros would permit themselves to be quoted but one of their top members summed up the general feeling when he said: "This is lake a child with a temper tantrum whose mother keeps saying 'no, no,' and he keeps right on doing as he pleases. That kind of a child has to be sat on hard." Bolt Is scheduled to be one of 166 pros, including 11 for mer champions headed by de fending champion Lionel He bert, to tee off Thursday in the revamped tournament which this year for the first time changes from match to medal play because of finan cial reasons. The change in format was made because the big names were being knocked out in early rounds in recent years and the guys named Joe who survived couldn't draw pea nuts. This time it will be four medal play rounds of 18 holes each over the 6,710-yard par 35-35 70 Llanerch Country Club course. And, whether Bolt is on hand or not, the early favorite is' three-time winner Sammy Snead, at 46 still the man they fear the most. 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