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MONDAY. MAY
?igGrs lake Two From Chicago
lile Yanks Lose To Angels
White Sox Falter Twice
By 0-6 and 5
Br NORMAN MILLER
- United Press International
"Going places with youm.
That's the battle cry of the
: Detroit Tiger and Cincinnati
Reds as they streak through
the early season like pennant-
Who would have thought
one month ago that Jake
Wood. Phil Reian and Joe
Crzenda would play import
ant roles in pulling the Ti
gers away to a 2V4-game lead
In the American league race?
Or, lor that matter, who
could have figured that Gor
don Coleman, Chico Cardinas,
Jim O'Toole and Howie Nunn
would help boost the Reds
Into second place on May 8,
just two games behind the
San Francisco Giants?
The Tigers made It five
straight victories and eight in
their last 10 games by sweep
ing a doubleheader Sunday
from the. faltering Chicago
White Sox, 8-6 and 5-3.
The Reds, who one week
ago broke an eight-game los
ing streak, ran their current
string of victories to eight
ffolaVit ' hv winning both
games of a double-header
from the Malwaukee Braves,
M and 4-0.
Giants Widen Lead
San Francisco widened its
National league lead to two
games by beating the Phil
adelphia Phils, 7-0, while the
Los Angeles Dodgers dropped
the Pittsburgh Pirates into
third place with a 4-8 set
back. ,
The St. Louis Cardinals
beat the Chicago Cubs, 4-2,
in the first same of a sched
uled twinbill called afterytive
innings because of rain.,
, in ine aij, me iju nugeicB
Angela helped Detroit's cause
by beating the second-place
Mew York Yankees for the
second straight day, 5-3. The
Washington Senators split a
double-header with the Cleve
land Indians, winning the
nightcap, 4-3, after losing the
opener, 4-2; the Boston Red
Box outslugged the Minneso
ta Twins, 11-9, and the Kan
sas City Athletics edged the
Baltimore Orioles, 5-4 In 10
innings. A scheduled second
isma K4urMn the A 'a and Or-
iolea was rained out.
Detroit'! double victory ex
tended the White Sox's losing
streak to seven games and
JvAnnAjl Iham intn I naf nlnnA
s.avs's'w - --
After two homers by Roy
Slevers had sent Chicago off
to a 6-2 lead in the opening
tamv, i uie si:i : bah1""
with five runs in the seventh
inning. Wood tripled home
two runs off Early Wynn dur
ing the rally and hit an in
surance homer in the eighth.
Grzende pitched one hltless
1CI UlllbiJi - " - -
Ited with his first major
league triumph.
Homer Barrage Wins
In the nightcap, Regan gave
up fight hits, Including home
runrby Al Smith and Minnie
Minoso. Slevers' throwing er
ror and Chico Fernandez
two-run single in the third
and Rocky Colavlto's homer
in the fifth provided the runs
that beat Cal McLllsh.
Cincinnati, trailing .Warren
Spahn 0-4 going into the
eighth Inning of the opener,
erupted with a four homer
barrage in the last two In
nings. "Old-timers" Frank
Robinson and Wally Post hit
back-to-back homers for three
runs in the eighth. Cardenas
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- 3 Scores
and Coleman repeated the
trick in the ninth to give
Nunn the win in relief.
O'Toole pitched a five-hit
shutout in the nightcap for
his third win. Gus Bell drove
in two of the runs with a pair
of singles.
The Giants made It 10 wins
in their last 13 games when
Billy Loes pitched a seven,
hit shutout against the Phils.
He struck out seven and
walked none. Felipe Alou, Or
lando Cepeda and Ed Bailey
hit San Francisco homers off
Robin Roberts, who lost his
fifth straight game.
Los Angeles, unable to put
a runner on base against
George Witt until the sixth
inning, tied the score at 1-1
in that frame when Charley
Neal hit a home run. Norm
Larker and Frank Howard
hit back-to-back homers in the
seventh to clinch the victory.
Sandy Koufax, who needed
relief from Larry Sherry over
the last 2 23 innings, was
the winning pitcher.
Rain Aids Broglio
Ernie Broglio won his sec
ond rain-shortened game of
the season fcr the Cards, Ju
lian Javier's two run double
in the second off the Cubs'
Don Cardwell produced the
winning runs.
In the AL, outfielder Leon
Wagner drove in three runs
with a two-run homer and a
tie-breaking double in the sev
enth as the Angels took the
rubber match of their series
with the Yankees. Albie Pear
son and Gene Leek also hit
Los Angeles . homers, while
John Blanchard and pinch
hitter Yogi B,erra connected
for New York. Tex Cleven
ger, making his 12th relief
appearance In 18 games, was
the winner.
Gene Woodllng's three-run
homer in the sixth inning
and Willie Tasby's tie-breaking
single in the eighth gave
Washington a nightcap vic
tory over Cleveland. -Dave
Staler was the winner in re
lief. In the opener, Wynn
Hawkins pitched a four-hitter
and Bubba Phillips and
John Romano each drove in
a pair of runs for the Indiana.
Woodling also hit a first In
ning homer for Washington.
Rookie . Chuck Schilling
drove in six runs with a grand
League Leaders .
V
By United Prass International
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Player it Club O All R H Pet.
Cun'ham, StX,. .... 20 68 IS 37 J87
Moon, LA 31 78 18 30 .389
Clemente, Pitt. .... 30 S3 9 31 .373
Vlrdon, Pitt. . IS 83 IS 33 365
Mathewi, Mil, ...... IS 75 11 36 .347
T. Oavll, LA .. 24 S3 10 31 .337
Aaron, Mil 18 73 11 24 .329
Gonzalez, Phil, . 18 80 10 20 .333
Santo, Chi 21 74 10 34 .324
Maya, San fr. .... 21 78 18 25 321
Post, Cinn .... IB 88 I IB J21
AMERICAN LEAGUE .,
Temple, Cleve 31 78 13 31 .408
Slevera, Chi. ....... 20 74 18 28 351
Romano, Clv, .... 20 SB 8 24 .348
Battey, Minn. ...... 20 70 14 24 .343
Caah, Det 21 73 IB 29 .342
Gentile. Bait. ...... 22 83 17 22 338
Boroi, Det . 21 72 11 24 333
Runnela, Boat. ...... 17 54 5 18 333
B. Rob'n. Bait 22 88 18 29 .330
Kaline, Det 21 8B IB 28 328
HUME RUNS
National Lessee: Moon, Dodgers
B; Maya, Gianta; Coleman, Reda; T.
Davla, Dodgers, ell 6; Seven playera
Ued with 5.
American League! Mantle. Yanka
9: Gentile, Oriolea
7, Kluazewakl,
Angela 7; Slevera,
Wagner. Angela 8.
RUNS BATTED IN
wnite box e;
National League: Moon, Dodgera
au; l liavia, uoagera tv: cepeaa
Gianta; Aaron, Brevea, McCovey
uiania, an in.
American League: ManUe. Yanka
24; cam. Tigers 29; uentue, urlolea
t. oirvvii, mutt ,o, 111 uimuw, rjf.
Athletics 18.
SERVICE COULD
SAVE voun
LIFG!
CZXEIAL
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Medford, Or.
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STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAOUE
Pet.
467
384
390
343
300
.444
.429
388
08
San Francisco 14
ClncinnaU ......... 13
Pitteburgh 11
Loa Angeleg Hm. 13
St. Louia 10
Milwaukee 8
Chicago ..." .. 9
Philadelphia 8
Sunday's Results
ClncinnaU 5, Milwaukee 4 (let)
ClncinnaU 4, Milwaukee 0 (2nd)
St. Louie 4. Chicago 2 (lat, t in.
rain)
Loa Angelea 4, Pittsburgh 2
San Franclico 7, Philadelphia 0
Saturday'i ReiulU
Plttiburgh 9. Loa Angelea S
St. Louia 8, Chicago 1
San Fran, at Phlla. (ppd., rain)
ClncinnaU at Milwaukee Ippd..
rain)
AMERICAN LEAGUE '
W. L. Pet.
Detroit .... 18 S .782
New York 13 7 .850
Minneiot 11 10 324
Baltimore 11 10 324
Cleveland . 11 10 324
Kaniaa City 8 9 .472
Boiton . 8 10 .444
Loa Angelea ........ 7 13 388
Waahlngton 8 14 384
Chicago 7 13 350
8',S
Sunday'a Refulta
Detroit 8, Chicago 8 (lat)
Detroit 5, Chicago 3 (2nd)
Cleveland 4, Washington 2 (lat)
Waahlngton 4, Cleveland 3 (2nd)
Kana. City 5. Bait. 4 (lat, 10 In.)
Boiton 11, Minneaote B
Loa Angelea 5, New York 1
Saturday'! Reaulta
Loa Angelea 5, New York S
Detroit 11, Chicago 8
Baltimore 6,-Kansai City 0
Boaton et Minn., ppd., rain
Waih. at Cleve., ppd., rain
PACIFIC 'COAST LEAGUE '
I W. L. FCC OB
Seattle .. 12 3 .750
Vancouver 12 8 .687 li
Portland ... 8 S 32B 3
Spokane 10 9 326 3
xacoma s B . Ala 4 1,
Hawaii , i a
San Diego . 9 13 378 8
Salt Lake 3 13 J78 IV,
sunday'a Reaulta .
Seattle 7. San Diego 6 (lat lame)
Seattle 3. San Dieeo 3 (2nd game
7 lnmnga).
Booxane a. racoma l list ssmsi
SDokane 3. Tecome 0 (2nd came
, lll,l!UBf
roruana -j, salt laite i (lei game
ib inningai '
Portland 7, Salt Lake 1 (2nd
game)
Vencouver 4, Hawaii 1
NORTHWEST LEAGUE .
W. L. Pet. GB
Salem 6 3 .667
Yakima 7 , 4 .636
Lewliton 6 5 .545 1
Wenatchee 8 7 .462 2
Trl-City . 5 7 .417 3(4
Eugene 3 7 300 3',i
Sunday'i Remits
Wenatchee 4-2, Trl-City 3-8
Salem 1-3, Yakima 1-1
Lewiaton B-3, Eugene 1-1
slam homer and a double in
Boston's win over Minnesota.
Vic Wertz of the Red Sox hit
the 250th homer of bis career,
and Harmon Killebrew hit a
pair for the Twins, Reliever
Mike Fornlel.es got the win,
although hit hard.
Norm Siebern's lOth-inning
single off reliever Hoyt Wil
helm scored Jerry Lumpe
with Kansas City's winning
run against Baltimore. Hay
wood Sullivan and Jay Hank
ins hit A's homers. Bud Dal
ey picked up the victory with
a two-hit relief job over the
last four innings.
Llneacorea:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
San Franclico 010 104 1007 a S
Philadelphia ... 000 000 0000 7 3
uei (3-1) ana tsauey. ttoDeru,
Lehman (8) and Dalrymple, Loaer
Roberts (0-5), HRa F. Alou,
Cepede, Bailey.
Los Angelea .. 000 001 3004 8 0
Plttiburgh .... 001 000 1003 10 0
Koufax, L. Sherry (7) and Rose
boro. Witt, ShanU (7), Face (8),
and Smith, Burgess (8). Winner
itouiax la-i). LKiier win IU-1).
HRa Neal, Larkerr Howard, Stuart.
(Pint Game)
Cincinnati H 000
Mievaukee 101
000 0928 9 3
200 0004 8 1
Nunn (8) end
Drabowakv (B)
Hunt, Hook (8),
Zimmerman. Soahn.
ana ieu. winner
Nunn (1-0).
Loaer Soahn (3-3).
Hill KObln-
son. Post, Cardenaa,
coteman.
i
(Seeond Game)
ClncinnaU 000
300 200 4 7 3
Milwaukee 000
000 0000 5 0
O'Toole (3-2) and
tebart, Morehead (7),
Wllley (B) end Lau.
bert (1-2). ,
Schmidt. NOV
, McMahon (7),
l,oier in o tie
(First Game, S Innings, rain)
Chlcaeo 200 00 2 4 2
St. Louis 130 004 7 0
Cardwell (3-1) and Taylor. Bro
glio (2-3) and Sawatakl.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
(Flrit Game)
Waihlncton 001 000 0013 4 0
Cleveland 000 103 OOx 4 7 0
sturdtvant. KIIDDitaln 71 and
Daley, Hawkins (3-0) and Romano.
Loaer Sturdlvant (1-2). HR
Woodling.
(Seeone Game)
Washington .. 000 003 0104 8 0
Cleveland 010 001 1003 13 1
Burnslde, Siller (71, Kutyna (Bl
and Green. Grant, Allen (7), Funk
(8), Locke (8) and Romano, Win
ner Siller (1-01. Loaer Funk
(2-21. HR Woodling.
New York 000 000 3003 8 0
Loa Angeles .... 001 020 llx 5 8 1
Turley. Coates (7), Arroyo (7)
and Blanchard, Kline. Garver (81,
Bowsrleld (8), Clevenger (8) and
Averlll. Winner Kline 1 1-0). Loier
Coatei (1-1). HRi Peanon. Wag
ner, Blanchard, Berra, Leek.
Bolton 200 420 03111 10 1
Minnesota .... 003 110 202 Bill
Monbouquette. Fornlelei (41, Muf
fet (9) and Nixon. Paicual. Stobba
(3), Lee (7) and Battey. Winner
Fomtelei (t-1). Loser Paicual
13-2). HRs Werta. Schllllne. Kllle.
brew 3.
(First Game)
Detroit 000 002 9108 8 0
Chicago 000 304 000 6 8 0
uiry, ursenaa (a, Aguirre (71
and Brown. Wynn, Shaw (7), Pierce
(SI end Carreon. Winner Grtenda
(1-01. Loser Wynn (2-1). HRs
Slevers 2, Wood.
(Second Gams)
Ditrolt 103 010 000 9 10 0
Chicago 030 000 0103 8 I
Regan (l-oi ana tnuti. McLlih,
SMnmiM, I Nl .,,. (SI nA IaI.
Isr. Loier McLlih 13-3). HRs
smiut, loiavito. Minoso.
(Pint Game, 16 Innlngi)
Baltimore .. 000 030 200 b 4 7 8
Kaniaa City onl 012 000 15 10 1
Fliher, wtlhelm (6) and Court
ney, Trlandoa 7I. Walker Daley
(71. and Sullivan. Winner Daley
13-31. Loaer Wllhelm (4-11, HRs
Sullivan, Hanklns.
GAMES TODAY
The Southern Oregon Col
lege Jayvees will .meet the
College of the Siskiyous from
Weed In doubleheader start
ing at 1 o'clock this afternoon
at SOC. Both games will be
even innings.
Phils Hit,
Can't Score;
Giants Win
Pittsburgh - (UPD - The San
Francisco Giants have added
another item to their list of
unbelievable feats for 1961.
Alvin Dark's National
league leaders were outhit
Sunday yet won by a 7-0
shutout over Philadelphia.
Giants stranded just one base
runner in a combination of
home run power; basepath
hustling and sharp fielding.
' Philadelphia, mean while,
abandonded six men. In one
inning the Phils drilled three
straight singles but failed to
advance a runner to third.
Broadway Billy Loes went
the route for his third victory
against one loss. He tossed a
slick seven-hitter while strik
ing out seven, walking none,
and equaling his total victory
record for last season.
Veteran Robin Roberts, off
to the worst start of his long
baseball career, dropped his
fifth atraight without a vie.
tory.
Pirates Next
But the moment of truth
may be near for the Candle
stickers, who have won' four
straight, eight of 10 on the
road, and. 10 of their last 13
The Giants must face the de
fending world champion Pitts
burgh Pirates for three games
beginning tonight.
Jack Sanford (1-2) gets the
call for San Francisco. He'll
face Harvey Haddix (1-0) of
the Pirates, who trail the Gi
ants by two apd one-half
games in third place. San
Francisco leads second place
Cincinnati by two.
Felipe Alou, Orlando Ce
peda and Ed Bailey all blast
ed circuit clouts Sunday.
Alou slammed his third
homer of the compaign in the
second to put- the Giants on
top 1-0.,
Some heads-up baserunnlng
by Willie Mays made it 2-0 in
the fourth. Mays walked, stole
second and kept right on go
ing to third when the ,ball
skipped into center field. Wil
lie then scored on the first of
two sacrifice -flies by Willie
McCovey. .
That was enough for the
Giant victory. But San Fran
cisco really unloaded on Rob
erts, who tossed a three-hit
ter for the first five irames,
in tha-slxth.
Jim Davenport and Chuck
Hiller singled and the run
ners went to second and third
when Johnny Calllson's throw
from the outfield hit Daven
port. Mays was walked In
tentlally to fill the bases. Mc
Covey hit his second sacrifice
fly. Then Cepeda bombed one
of the longest homers hit in
Connie Mack stadium to emp
ty the. bases.
The blow, uepeaa s intn
this year, landed atop the left
field second-deck bleacher
roof. It probably would have
traveled 450 feet If not halted
by a soft-drink sign. '
Bailey's first roundtripper
of the season as a Giant came
during the seventh to com
plete the scoring.
Alou saved Loe's shutout in
the fourth when the Phils
opened with three straight
singles. The Giant right field
er cut down Bob Sadpwskl
going from first to third with a
perfect no-bounce heave after
tha second base blow. Loes
got out of the frame by get
ting Clay Dalrymple to pop,
and striking out Pancho Her
rera. Philadelphia outhit San
Francisco, 7-6. But all but one
of the Phils' safeties were
singles. It marked Philadel
phia's sixth straight loss.
Salem Moves
Into Northwest
League Lead
Br United Frees International
Salem upended Yakima
twice 2-1 and 3-1 in Northwest
league baseball action Sunday
and as a result moved into the
league lead in the six team
circuit.
Lewiaton took a pair from
Eugene 8-1 and 3-1 while
Wenatchee and Trl-City split
their pair. Wenatchee was a
4-2 victof in the opener but
Tri-City bounced back with
an 8-2 triumph in the second
game.
Ron Loya and Butch Gula
berti got the job done for
Salem. Loya hurled a four
hitter at Yakima In the opener
and Gulabertl allowed but one
hit in the nightcap.
Sacrifices
Ron Cronan drove In both
Salem runs in the first game
with a pair of sacrifice flys.
Jim Barbierl collected two
doubles in the nightcap and
scored two of the Salem runs.
Byron Hobbenskiefken's
grand alam homer In the
eighth Inning gave Lewiston
Its opening game victory over
Eugene. Pitcher Bob Colllgan
collected his second victory
la three starts.-
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NECK AND NECK Oregon's Harry Jerome with the University of Washington. Both
(left) 18 shown running neck and neck with runners were timed at 9.6, but Jerome won
with teammate Roscoe Cook in the 100-yard the event.
dash Saturday during a dual track meet - (UPI Telephoto)
sipcumirs.
Portland Drubs SLC
Twice; Rainers Do
Same to San Diego
By United Press International
Seattle's Ralniers continued
riding high Sunday as they
extended their Pacific Coast
league winning streak to 10
straight by beating San Diego
in a pair of squeakers "7-6 and
3-2.'
Seattle's double victory
came in a day of close games.
Spokane eked out a 2-1 and
2-0 doubleheader sweep over
Tacoma. Vancouver downed
Hawaii 4-1 and Portland beat
Salt Lake City twice, 2-1 in
12 Innings and 7-1.
The Ralniers got their first
game victory when ' Paul
Smith squeezed home Marian
Coughtry in the eighth in
ning with what proved to be
the winning run in an en
durance contest that lasted
three hours and 26 minutes.
Pesky Ousted
During the game Rainier
Manager Johnny Pesky was
booted out and 33 players, In
cluding 12 pitchers, saw ac
tion. Darrell Martin, fifth of
seven Rainier pitchers, got the
victory, his second in two days
in relief over the Padres. The
loss went to Dave Jimenez,
The seven-Inning nightcap
wasn't so hectic but was just
as tight as Seattle's Don
Schwall, now 3-0, pitched a
three-hitter and Joel Horlen
a two-hitter.
The Ralniers settled things
In the fourth inning when
they pushed across three runs
to erase a 2-0 lead San Diego
put together in the . first in
ning. In Spokane, the Indians
saved things until the very
last before they pulled the
two games out of the fire. .
Norris Homers .
In the first game, victory
came in the bottom of the
ninth when pinchhitter Ernie
Rodriguez singled home Larry
Burright. In the seven-inning
nightcap, the win came on Al
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it-'
Norris' two-run homer In the
bottom of the final inning.
Until Norris' ' blow, former
Brooklyn Dodger ace Don
Newcombe and three Tacoma
pitchers, Dom Zanni, Sheldon
Jones and Ray Daviault, trad
ed shutout Innings. ' '
Zannl. in fact, pitched no-
hit ball through the first five
innings then had to go out in
the sixth when he pulled a leg
muscle. Norris' homer eame
off Daviault. i
I the Portland - Salt Lake
games, Duke Carmel's bases.
loaded single in the 12th pro
vided the 24 victory margin
for the Beavers with the win
going to Ed Bauta. In the sec
ond game,, Don (Jhoate scat
tered seven hits for the 7-1
victory.
LINESCORES:
(1st same 12 Innlncsl '
Salt Lake 001 ooo ooo ooo 1 11 1
Port. ..000..000..100..001 J....7..1
Shipley, weaver (lOi and Law-
rence: McMlnn. Bauta (10) and
Schaelfer. Winner Bauta. Loser
Weaver.
(2nd same)
Salt Lake 100 000 0001 7 3
PorUand Oil 000 32x 7 10 0
Tyrlver, Slebert (7). spencer (7)
and urace; unoaie ana nau. win
ner Choate. Loseir Tyrlver.
flit same)
Tacoma 000 000 100 1 8 0
Spokane 000 100 0012 8 1
Maranda and Orslno; Reed. war.
ren (8). Valdcz (B) and Frtol. win.
ner Valdea. Loser Maranda.
find iimcl
Tacoma 000 000 0 0 7 0
Spokane 000 000 22 2 1
Zanni, Jones (6), Daviault (7) and
Orslno; Newcombe and Arnold.
winner newcomoe, iioser uivi
suit. flit came)
San Dieso . 000 321 0006 12 3
Seattle .020 101..21X 7..12..1
Brlce, Wade (41, Drapcho (7).
Jimenez (71, Harshman (8) and
Retzer-. Kolstad, Ritchie (5), Grllli
(5), Stabe(eld (6), Martin (81. Ear-
Icy (01, Hadatz (9) and Tillman.
Winner Martin. Loser Jimenez.
(2nd zsme 7 lnnlnss)
San Diego SOO 000 03 3 1
Seattle 000 300 x 3 2 1
Horlen and Napier; Schwall and
woife. Tinman m. winner
Schwall. Loser Horlen.
Hawaii 000 000 0101 It 1
Vancouver .... 300 001 OOx 4 8 0
Were, defile 17) and Parka:
Bamberger and Azcue. Winner
Barnburner. Loser Werle.
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Ace Leads ABC
Master's Play .
Detroit - (UPD - Al Horn Jr.,
23-year-old Los Angeles bowl
er who rolled a 300 in qualify
ing play, starred again Sunday
night in the match play finals
of the American Bowling Con
gress Master's bowling tourna
ment.
Horn bowled a 913 four-
game set against Harry Smith
of St. Louis, former all-star
champion who had a 799.
Horn's first round total was
the best of the night by the
64 finalists.
His perfect game was the
first recorded in the 11 years
of the Master's tournament.
Four former champions in
the large final field also won
first Tound matches.
Defending Champion
Billy Golembiewskl, .of De
troit, the defending champion,
bested Srieed Christian, of El
Paso, Tex., 830 to 877. Ray
Bluth, of St. Louis, . 1939
tltllst, outscored Vern Down
ing, of Rodeo, Calif., 850 to
806. Dick Hoover, of St.
Louis, the only man to win
two Master's tournaments in
1956 and 1957, romped over
Ralph Brunt, of Atlanta, Ga.,
boh to Ti.
Tom Hennessey, of St
Louis, the 1958 champion, de
feated Bob Goike, of Detroit,
olo to 70S.
Wayne Pinkalla, of Mil
waukee, who set' a qualifying
record of 1771, lost his first
round match to Mickey Hoy
dlc, ( of Flint, Mich., 833 to
The Master's tournament is
a double elimination match
play affair with two defeats
and out. The finals will be
held Wednesday night. .
Oregon Staters
Finish Second
Vancouver, B.C.-(UPD - The
Oregon Staters' track and
field club finished second in
the Vancouver Relays here
Saturday.
The Staters rolled up 75
points, lOVa behind the Van
couver, B.C., Olympic Club.
The University of British Co
lumbia was third with S7V&
points.
ARRIVING FOR TRAINING
New York-ffl?D-Giul!o Ri-
naldi, Italian slugger, Is sched
uled to arrive today on the
ship Leonardo da Vinci to
train for his shot at Archie
Moore's share of the light
heavyweight crown in Mad
ison Square Garden, June 10.
mum
Concrete & Equipment
Snead, 49,
Wins Golf
Las Vegas, Nev. - (UPD -Samuel
Jackson Snead who
is pushing 49 has proved once
again that age is no barrier
to a top notch golf game.
And he's looking forward
to another shot at the U. S.
Open, the lone major profes
sional golf title that has elud
ed him.
Snead ran away with the
72-hole $52,000 Tournament
of Champions on the Desert
Inn Country club course Sun
day, winning by seven strokes
and adding 110,000 to his al
ready considerable bankroll.
Bucking strong winds which
intermittently iwept the des
ert course,' he carded a 72
hole total of 273-15 under
par.
Second place went to an
other veteran, Tommy Bolt,
with a total of 280 - seven
strokes back of Snead. Bolt
picked up $5,000.
Bill Collins Third
Big Bill Collins, at 281,
took third place and $3,000;
Bob Rosberg got 282 and
$2,500; and Doug Ford 283
and $2,100.
Jay Hebert, the National
PGA champion who led the
tournament for the first two
rounds, finished in a tie for
sixth with 284 and $1,760.
The only two foreign en
trants in the elite field of 28
major tournament winners
here - Stan Leonard, Vancou
ver, B. C, and Gary Player,
Johannesburg, South Africa
were tied with Hebert at 284.
U. S. Open champion Ar
nold Palmer, who had a 69
on opening day on the par
36-36-72 Desert Inn course,
saw his game go to pieces
and finished in a tie for 18th
place with Tournament of
Champions defending tltlist
Jerry Barber and Don Fair
field at 296. They didn't go
away empty handed, however,
and each won $1,160.
Snead, who will be 49 May
27, moved into a five-stroke
lead at the end of three rounds
and breezed in on the final
18. His rounds were: 68-67-69-69
- remarkably consistent
golf "in erratic weather.
Biggest Money Winner
He has won more golf tour
naments and more money
than any other man in his
tory. His official lifetime earn
ings are approximately $280,
000. All told he has won more
than $400,000 and with his
victory here he became the
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