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mzz 1 END OF THE BATTLE Zora Folley,- second-ranked heavyweight contender, knocked out Chief Alvin Williams in the fourth round of their fight at Fresno, Calif. Williams supped part-way through the ropes and couldn't get up. It was Folley's 28th knockout Western Open Golf Paced bv Cam . w Pittsburgh -(DPD- Joe Camp bell, pacing a phalanx of par busting on the challenging Pittsburgh' Field club course, said today "it's still anybody's race" as he took a one-stroke lead into the second round of the Western Open. The modest crew-cut swing er from Knoxville, Tenn., shrugged off comment about, his five-under-par 65 Thurs day in the opening round of the $25,000 event. His total was one stroke less than the former course record set in 1953 by Chick Harbert in a National Open qualifying round.' Campbell, former Big Ten golfing champion who turned pro -only 15 months ago, blis tered a 32 on the outgoing round and returned in 33. He reeled off seven birdies. 13 Break Par "When I look around and see Doug Ford with a 66 press ing me, then I know it's still anybody's race," Campbell said. . Ford, 36-year-old Canadian Open champion from Para dise, Fla.,. shot a six-over par 36 on the front ' nine but atoned with a blistering 30 on the return for his 66. All told, 13 competitors broke par. Tied for third place with 67's were Huston Paddy La Clair, Birmingham, Ala.; Mike Souchak, Grossing er, , N.Y.; Arnold Palmer, Ligonier, Pa., and Burt Weaver, Beaumont, Tex. Bunched in the 68 circle were Bob Duden, Portland, Ore.; J. C. Goosie, Knoxville, Tenn., and Fred Hawkins, El Paso, Tex. Rounding out the sub-par category were Joe Zakarian, Detroit; Julius "Bo ros, Mid-Plains, N.C.; Bill Qol lins, Baltimore, and George Bayer, Lemont, 111. - all with 69s. Older Gals Cop Contest 32-14 The women's team scored its second win over the girls' club in YMCA softball by a 32 to 14 score yesterday. The older gals provided 35 hits and the younger lasses 21 in the high scoring wide open ofensive game. Another game is planned next Thursday. New Jersey has 81 commer cial airports. AAU Swim Test Begins Los Altos, Calif .-(UPD-T h e big splash which might cause choppy water as far off as Japan was launched today when some 300 of America's finest swimmers and divers took to the pool in opening competition of the Men's Na tional AAU Outdoor cham pionships. Amid predictions of victory over the Nipponese when a select U. S. swim team goes to Tokyo later this month, the battle for berths started today in the three - meter spring board diving, 100 meter free style, 400 medley individual medley and 1,500 meter free style. Coach Willis Casey of North Carolina State, who has tutored swimmers for 18 years after an attack of tuberculosis ruined his own career as a merman, flatly p r e d i c ted Thursday that the squad 'which he is to head will de feat the Japanese. Casey's crew has a date in Tokyo with Japan's best July 20-22 followed by other meets in the Far East. Wright Winner In Tippecanoe Leesburg, Ind. -4DPD- Mickey Wright carded a brilliant 68, two under men's par, Thurs day to set a Tippecanoe Lake Country club course record for women and capture the $2,600 Tippecanoe Lake wom en's golf tourney. The San Diego, Calif., golf er posted a three-under-par 32 on the front nine, but bogied the 18th hole to go one over on the back nine. Even so, she was two strokes ahead of Faye Crock er of Wichita, Kan., and Jo anne Prentice of Birmingham, Ala., and three strokes better than defending champion Marlene Bauer Hagge of Del Ray Beach, Fla. GIANTS-STEELERS TRADE New York (CPU The New York Giants have traded C. R. Roberts, a back, to the Pitts burgh Steelers for guard Dar rell Dess. Roberts, former Southern California star, nev er saw action with the Giants. He has played two seasons of Canadian professional football. Defending Champion In PsJGA Semi-Finals Portland - (LTD - Defending Pacific Northwest Golf asso ciation champion George Hol land of Seattle advanced to today's 36-hole semifinals by scoring a 2-up win over Joe Jerowski of Vancouver, B.C., at Portland Golf club Thurs day. Other quarterfinal winners in the men's division were Bob Prall of Salem, who edged Kent Myers of Aber deen on the 19th hole; Ron Willey of Vancouver, B.C., who gained a 5 and 4 win over Bob Bronson of Port land's " Riverside golf club, and Dick Stearns of East moreland club, Portland, who gained a v4 and 3 win over Bob Pratt of Renton, Wash. In 36-hole semifinal action slated today Holland met Stearns and Willey faced Prall. Harbotlle Victor Mrs. Pat Harbottle, Taco ma, Thursday defeated Seat tle's Judy Hoetmer 1-up in the quarterfinal match of the Pa cific Northwest Golf associa tion's women's championships at Columbia-Edgewater here. Mrs. Harbottle was three down at the end of nine holes. Oregon and Idaho, Shirley lEnglehorn of Caldwell, Ida., ousted Betty Martin of Long view, Wash., 2 and 1, in an other quarterfinal match. Also reaching today's semi finals were Elaine Porrit of Eugene and Mrs. R. L. Borst, Portland golf club. In today's semifinal action Englehorn met Mrs. Borst and Elaine Porritt met Mrs. Har bottle. Saturday the two win- a3 artriWt r-ir Johns-Mapville Asbestos Siding Shingles go right over sidewalls , . save upkeep expense. ACE ROOFING CO. I'il 1150 Court SP 2-2513 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. Q Friday. July 10, 15 - ners will move to the Port land Golf club for the 36 hole championship match. Gone to . MEDFORD BOWLING LANES 821 North Riversldo Phone SP 2-2682 "Everything's in ship shape order here," says Georga. "The alleys arc in tip top shape and you can get FREE instructions anytime." 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