PAOE TWO
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
June 9, 1034
Boxers
Turn to
Wrestling
Traditional Hatred Be
tween Ring Profes
sions Exploded. Jack .
League . Typical Ex
ample of the Fighter-Wrestler.
Wolfe,
Becker, Godfrey and
Others Examples of
Shift
Affection between boxers and
wrestler. 11 scheduled M com
pletely non-exlstant.
Thia, at lent, li the tradi
tional atatus of the feeling
among theae members of op-
poaed ring professions.
But despite the aliened sn
mltjr, bojrirs partliularly the
heavyweights are turning en
thusiastically to wrestling. Per
haps It Is less for the love of
the rough and tumble game
than It Is tor the dependable
purses and the opportunity to
work two or three times a week.
Fighters discovered long ago
that the smaller but more con
sistent weekly earnings ot the
mat athlete mounted up In the
long run to considerably mors
than the Income of the average
pugilist,
..see
Mack ttllard, Klamath Falls
promoter, was s fighter of main
event class along the Pacifio
coast not so many years ago.
But now LUlard finds wrestling
mors attractlrs financially and
certainly more simple than box
ing, in the light ot matchmak
ing. Wrestlers, as s rule, are older
and more experienced men.
They seldom wrangle over
purses. Young fighters and
their managers, however, ars
continually clamoring tor big
ger purses and better positions
on the card. It is always a mat
ter ot uncertainty whether or
not they are going to show up
tor their bouts.
It's so easy thing to spot s
wrestler who has first been s
boxer. There have been many
on LUlard programs at th
Legion hall.
Jack League, who wrestled s
draw with Pets Belcastro Frl
" day night, was typical ot this.
League had the stance and ths
long, wiry muscles oi a fighter.
Even though It had not been
known he knocked ont Prlmo
Camera several years ago, no
one could mistake him as a
boxer. He bad ths flattened
. nose, ths turned in left tos and
bis hands went ont In ths man
ner of a tighter, not a wrestler.
He had a perfect left Jab rarely
seen among matmen.
Pets Becker, who formerly
wrestled here, was a boxer be-
lava a wrestler.
Leslie Wolla, long ana lean,
broke Into ths ring gams with
gloves. He was knocked out a
couple et times and decided to
go in tor wrestling. His success
there, perhaps, has been greater
than It would bars been as a
pugilist.
deorge Godfrey, ths bugs
aegro who once was a cham
pionship contender, has turned
to wrestling. .
Charley Hansen, ths Seattle
Dans, has tried ths glove busi
ness. Bunny Martin once was a
boxer.
Chief Little Wolfe, Kavajo,
boxed tor a living for many
years before bs tried wrestling.
v.m Roland Warren,
Klamath Tails matman, has bad
experience as a Siguier.
Bo this alleged animosity be
. tween boxers and wrestlers Is
marked by a pretty thin line.
' It's merely a custom that a
boxer should dislike a wrestler
or that a wrsstler should hold
a boxer in contempt.
France, Germany
Even On Courts
PARIS, June 9. (TPJ Francs,
making Its first appearance in
seven years as a challenger tor
the Davla Cup, broke even with
Germany in the opening two sin
gles matches ot their European
gons quarter final series. .
Christian Bousatts of Francs, a
southpaw, defeated Eberhard
Nourney, Germany's second rank
ing player, 1-1,' 6-2, 6-4.. Baron
Gottfried Von Cramm of Ger
many, recent- winner of' the
French championships,' beat
young Andre Merlin, 1-1, 7-.
1-2, 1-1. , ','.',
Golfers Journey
To YrekaSunday
A strong golf team from the
Reamel Golf and Country club
will invade Yreka, Sunday, In one
of the most Important matches
en ths lnter-clty schedule.
Netmen Continue
Preparation For
Summer Schedule
Despite adverse weather con
ditions Klamath tennis enthus
iasts continue practicing for lnter-clty
matches extending over
the next few weeks.
Medford, Ashland and Grants
Pass ars to be met on the oourts,
certain of the dates yet to be
settled upon.
In addition to these a match
has been scheduled with Rose
burg, an opponent new to Klam
ath tennis, provided a satisfac
tory date can be ehoSMi. In
view ot the distance separating
ths two towns there has been
advanced the suggestion that a
point between, either Ashland or
Medford, be obosen as the meet
ing ground.
Ths Roseburg team is report
ed as being very strong this
year, and Klamath players are
looking forward to the match
with considerable eagerness.
BOXING
Headlocks Give Kansas
City Man Main Event
Victory
Whiskery Harry Johnaon, To
peka't veteran wreatler, hjad a
Muii Miaicaia agajus. only ca-
warda, Kansas City, in ths main
wrestling match at the Lesion
hall last night.
Edwards, a little upset by a
bad cut under his thlnnlg hair,
downed the be-whlskered Topekan
In two straight falls. Both came
with hard grinding knuckle head-
10CKS. ,
The butcherboy won the first
fall In 14 minutes and 44 seconds.
The match up to that point had
been extremely rough and when
the tall was over Johnson was
groggy.
The loser cams back viciously
at ths suit ot ths second tall,
but wttbln one minute of wrest
ling he again bad fallen victim
to the beadlocx.
Edwards brought ths match to
s closs In quick order after he
had basn hurled halt way through
ths ropes. Hs arose bleeding from
a bad cut where bis head struck
on a ring bolt.
Within the few seconds it took
the Kansas City man to win the
tall, both wrestlers and the Le
gion hall mat were gtnerously
spattered with blood.
The chief excitement ot the card
came in the aeml-windup between
pets Belcastro and Jack League.
This match ended in a draw with
neither wreatler able to take a
tall. "
It was rough. Belcastro lad the
but all hla attacks were coun
tered by the swift and well-built
Texan. At times League demon
strated his srevlous profession as
a boxer and it was not difficult to
see how this clever fighter-wrestler
managed to knock out Prlmo
Camera in the early days ot the
champion's career.
Walter Sirols, Fans, won me
curtain-raiser from Bull Von Vis
son ot Klamath Falls in IS mln
Bta and BS aeconda. The fall
came with a flying body scissors
and a body press. Strots neta tne
upper band In wrestling science
but many ot his rushes were
halted by the sheer strength ot
the Klamath wrestler.
Despite the fact that Johnson
was on the card as a subatitue for
Charley Hansen, injured in an
auto accident earlier in the week,
the Legion hall crowd held up
well and received the matches
with enthusiasm.
Legion Youths,
East Klamath
Meet on Sunday
A shift in the county baseball
schedule will bring the Klamath
American Legion junior baseball
team against the East Klamath
club Sunday afternoon.
Ths game will he played on
ths South 81xth street diamond
at 1:00 o'clock.
Ths juniors originally were
scheduled to meet ths Alturaa
Legion youngsters and East
Klamath was to play at Malln.
Both games were cancelled.
Next, wssk ths Legion boys
will meet Alturaa here.
Altamont Meets
Beatty Indians
Altamont'a bssebsll team will
test its strength Sunday after
noon against ths Bycan Indians
from Beatty.
The game-will start at 2:00
o'clock on . the Altamont dia
mond.
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FROM JOHNSON
WITH THE ACROBATIC WAPSTLErR, MCMMA MA
AOOED COLOR ID OONNIE MACtfS CU13
TAtlR CECR6T IS "WW THEY ALVJMS
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BASEBAL!
Young Mussolini Is Griddcr
There's nothing namby-pamby about Bruno Musaollnl, aon ot
the Italian premier. Young Mussolini is a star football player,
and is shown above, at right, during an exciting moment ot a
game played at Naples. He captains his team.'
Boston Red Sox1 Southpaw
Triumphs Over Washington
By HTGH B. FULLER TON', JR.
(Associated Press Writer)
In a season all cluttered up
with rookie pitchers, special men
tion seems to belong to Frits
Ostermueller, the Boston Red
Sox' southpaw from Rochester.
Ostermueller, who cost 15,
000, has taken the place reserved
tor 100,000 Boh Grors snd
while hs has absorbed his share
of beatings his record has been
good. Frits was promoted to a
stsrter's Job Just In time to
drop an eleven-Inning (-5 decision
to Cleveland May 11. Then he
lost tour mors games without be
ing hit hard, but came back to
take two games from Washing
ton's Senators with good per
formances. Browns Best Indians
Following np last Sunday's
triumph, Ostermueller limited the
Senators to eight hits in a 12
innlng battls Friday' and finally
won out 3 to t by scoring the
winning run himself. Ha nicked
Al Crowder for a single and went
around on a sacrifice, an Infield
out and Eddie Morgan's base bit.
The result put ths Sox and Sen
ators Into a tie for fifth place.
Meanwhile Rogers Romany's
St. Louis Browns slugged their
way Into third place by beating
Cleveland I to I, A five run
outburst In the seventh and two
more tallies, gained without a hit
when the Cleveland Infield 'blew'
in the ninth won the gams.
Cards Take Second
Detroit's league leading Tigers
held their place by slamming out
IS hits tor a II to ( victory over
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SECOND 0ASVMAN
RABBIT WARSTLEfc,
MISHTV MR OPTM KlACKMlM - r
Appwwrftw om ma ww to the twNOfl
IAST VDlNTfcR.Ufc HON IS THE LWEWIRH
OF TH6 A.THLST(G IMFIBLO
KEEP TU
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HUNTING
the White Sox and the Yankees
batted out an 11 to 4 decision
over the Athletics to remain only
a game behind. - Babe Ruth was
struck on the wrist by the first
pitch from Mort Flohr, the A's
rookie southpaw from Duke (Jnl-
varsity, and auffered a painful
bruise.
After' a day in fourth place,
the Cardinals returned to second
In the National league standing
by batting tbelr former nemisla,
Larry French, about in the early
innlnga and defeating Pittsburgh
6 to 2 behind Tex Carleton a six
hit flinging.
Cincinnati's lowly Reds shoved
the Cubs down behind St. Loula
by taking a 4 to S decision when
they landed on Bill Lee for three
hits and as many runs In the
sixth. With Curt Davis hurling
six-hit ball for his second victory
over the world champions wttbln
a week, the Phillies helped keep
the race close by running back
the first-place Giants 8 to 1.
Van Llngle of Brooklyn regis
tered the best of the National
league pitching performances
when he limited the Braves to
four puny hits to lead the Dodg'
ers to a 10 to 1 triumph.
The Ewauna Blue Sox, breaking
even In ths two games played this
season, will meet Chlloquln Bun
day afternoon at 1:30 o'olock.
The game will be played at East
Main and south sixth streets
Both teams are listed among
the outstanding of the indents
dent outfits of the county and a
fast game is expected.
COLF
TIED OUTFITS
SUNDAY
Deadlocks Will Be Broken
in Southern Oregon
Baseball Loop
Southern Oregon Lcatfue
Standing
Club W. L. Pet.
Modtord 4 I .097
Grants Pass ......f. 4 1 .((1
Ewauna ... I 4 .331
Shaw Bertram I 4 .331
Uaiuee Sunday
Madtord at Grants Past.
Ewauna at Shaw Bertram.
Th- Mnitfnl.il Hnllfl will Inn
to battle Ken winiama urams
Dna 1 nnh,nT. In ,1,1, I H It I I
nn ma nt thn Snnthern nreffon c!
cult while at Klamath Falla. Shaw
Bertram and Ewauna resume toeir
week with a 4-1 win tor awauus,
(...,. uhirfMi in
The Rogue-Merchant game, or-
innUu a,'hniliitfd for Medford.
has been shitted to the Cave city
haaauaa ot tue Diaiiorm erucieu at
ths Jackson county fairground
1 1 , 1 - .1 mnA Hpanla I'D W 1
both drew byea last Sunday, will
enter tnctr game wun io uuu.
puted Southern Oreson longui
u..Hhn atnlcA Tlnth teaml
have won 4 ana iosi i giu wi
crucial gams la expected to dra
one ot tna largest crunua
Grants Pass history.
in
cUHn to BHim
n, j.t. ,riti iMMffua aerloa
1U MM", ..w.. ' " "
, ,!,, aah havln CODDCd
victory or me oinar muui.
,AHrn ham, rni huuh vub i
tut,., wival haa axtated
between the two teams for asvsral
ysars and a oesperaiaiy iouk
game Is In the offing.
n.,m.u. n,tnii Paaa man-
n jiiiDui,, ' ' .
agor. will probably stsrt his ace
hurler. Nelson, on m '"
.. ..... k.klnri thn hat. HO'
ever. It would not be too surpris
ing if the wily lorroer ui;.
I..... v.rhart. a south-
' . ' X. i. i h.nrt hla curves
ualast th. alx Wt handed Wtters
m. in the Rogus batting
'"Bedford's ... IlrtH;
has as yet noi uecmou -";- "
will be Jack Hughes or CI ft Mc
Lean who will take th rubber for
the Rogues. If it l Hughs., Mc
Lean will do the receiving and
it the Indian hurls. Dean Joy will
bear the catching burden.
Medford'. ehlef job will b. to
put a halt to the wild bttlng
SrinrouKiv.'
ii It them and It Medford pitch
Jr. can s"op the two wild men,
t"e Rogue. Should advance to th.
top of the heap.
tarlatrom Gets Aid
Carlatrom, Ewauna'. stellar
pitcher, finally got bln
ind fielding support from bis
team and the mult wa. ths best
hurUn, sxhlbltlon. to
circuit" He allowed Shaw Bar
"am but one lone bit laat Sunday,
a tripto by Sblpman iu the , seTea b
inning, and Ewauna'i which
lnnius. team,
bowea a greu i
continue, in th.t strld.j , It wll
Glen rutnam, i-"-
""ISSS Shaw' Berlram at Modo.
field next Bunday, Ewauna will
V"7 ... n.rLtrnm In the bo
:d,BUn,.b.hdth.plat.
the o r.
most aang..r- -- -- .
cult wneu n r
over the tain. .
(Irant. Pass ano i'"'"
Xter with BUjlsha. M the rub
ber and Cosetto back ot ths plats,
Australia Team
Defeats Japan
tn S.
EASTBUUKna., sun - -
(UP) Australia advanced to
the European sons Davis Cup
psn. The Australian, clinched
their series who. in.
when Jack Crawford and Adraln
wnr ii viniii hl and
Hideo NUhlmura In the double.
U. -0, 4-6, 0-7. Crawford 1 and
Vlv an Moorain wou --
ing .ingles matohe. from Jlro
FUJiKura " "
unMfl Juno t. (UP) Italy
gained semi-finals of nropeati
sone Davl. Cup play by slim.
Inciting swltierland. Victory in
the doubles match cllnohed ths
series, three matches to none. -Ferrucco
Qulntavalle and- Val
entino Taroni beat ths Swiss
tandem, Charles Aesollamann and
Vernsr Stelnsr after a flvs sst
struggls 0-1, 0-6, 6-1, 6-S, (-4.
CLASH
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FOOTBALL
Garden Officials Set Fight
on Tracks After Derailment
By HERBERT W. BARKER
(Aaaoclntrd I'n-as Writer)
NEW YOltK, June 9. (!)
Prlmo Carnera'a 15-rouiiil heavy
weight chtimnlonalilp dctonso
agalnet Mux Huur was buck on
th. tracks today nNr a ouo-iluy
dorsllniont: the fi.hlara ruturn
ed to work: Jimmy Johuaton snd
his Mmlliou Bquare Garden con
fertea were anilllng sgaln, and
only Hill llrowu looked aaknnco
at tho wholo bttalness.
Examined by three physicians
yesterday alter hla anpitrout con
dition had been the aubject of
widespread adverse criticism,
liner was pronounced fit to chal
lenge big i'rlmo for tho tltlo In
the Gnrdon's Long Island bowl
next Thursday night.
Thus the bout will go on as
scheduled but those most oloioly
connected with It will ha more
careful with Ihalr effort, to
build up publlo intoreat In It.
Angels Battle
Seals To Win
In 15 Innings
(By The Associated Press)
There ssem. to he no doubt
Manager Jack Lellvelt of Los An
geles has a fighting ball team.
With a 16-game lead ovor
their closest rival, the Angola
might be sxcuaed for occasional
ly easing up whon the going Is
rough, but thoy never do. Friday
night they had to battle Bau
Francisco's Seals 15 Innings to
Win, 4-3.
Becond baseman Jimmy Raese
turned the trick, aa he haa had a
habit of doing alnce the start of
the season, doubling In the fif
teenth to .core Gene LUlard with
tho winning run. Emlle Meola
relieved Loul. Oarland In the Lot
Angeles box at tho beginning of
the ninth and received credit for
th. victory.
Sacramento climbed paat Snn
Francisco Into third place with
a double win over Oakland, 12-1
and 4-2. Powers, Donoran and
Karaaovlcb hit three apiece as
the Senators mauled three Oak
burlers for 16 tafetl.. In ths
opener, while Otho N'ltchola.
checked the Acorns with three
singles. Timely hitting and Lou
Koupal's five-hit tossing gavo the
Son a tors ths nightcap.
Johnny Bablch of ths Missions
shut out Hollywood with flva
hits, 7-0. he pitched hi. tenth
victory of the seston.
Portland complotcd the Friday
night program by slugging out
an 6-5 win over Seattle to break
ths Indians' five-game winning
streak, Steve Cotcaret, Beaver
second sacker, homed and bang
ed out three singles. First base
man Oarrataon ot Portland also
hit for ths circuit.
Crabtree Wins;
Hibbard Draws
In Preliminary
PORTLAND, Ore., June I. UP)
Andy Crabtree Tommy Roas
to you ringworms swarmed all
over Billy Martin, knocking him
down twice for long counts bS'
fore hs knocked him out In ths
second of their scheduled six-
round fight here Isat night.
Roas snd Andy crabtree ars
the tame person, the explanation
being that school Is out and
Andy, vlcs-presldont of the Mon
mouth Normal student body, now
drops the fl.tlc cognomen of Ross,
Crabtree. of The Dalles, weigh
ed 150 and Martin, ot Klamath
Falls, 149.
Other results:
Johnny Hlgglnt, 139, Salem
and Jack Hibbard, 143, Klam
ath Falls, four-round draw; Carl
Campbell, 206, Portland, 4-round
decision over Barney uarroii, tu;i
CCO trooper! Ikey Bostwlck, 133
4-round decision over Martin
Klvl. 132. both of Portland
Johnny Shaw, 146, Seattle, 4-
round decision over noy un
beam. 144. Portland: Kid Wll'
ton, 134, Vancouver, Wash., 3
round knockout over Johnny Per-
lone, 136, Portland.
A Pittsburgh dentist hat re
sorted killing germs in teeth
with radio wavet. Advertiser,
of antiseptics ovsr ths air wilt
object to that.
Maine It the tingle stats In ths
union that touches only one other
state,
MODERN
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FISHING
Jack Dompsey's declaration on
Wetlnosdny that Beer had failed
to round Into 'aatlafactory condi
tion and hla Intimation that a
week's postponement would be
HntiRht slnrliri out to be aim ply s
Imllylino stunt, Hut It developed
Into somotliliig fur moro aerlnus
wlmn Drown, member of I ho Now
York atato athletic oiiiiiiIbiIou. de
cided he'd look over the chslleti
gsr and sas for himself,
Now that the excitement 1.
over, tho promoters msy find It
alliws. for the bed. An axiom
nt the boxlug bualnssa aays that
It donsn't matter what you msy
say about a fight o long ae you
mnks sure It's talked about.
Johnston told newspapermen
that the developments of ths paat
three duya had cost ths Osrdon
about 150,000 but added that the
advance sale hail touched IU0,
000. That would Indicate a "gate"
aomowhere around 3450,000 when
the flghlors enter ths ring,
Freddie Steele
Wins Decision
Against Merino
SAN FRANCISCO, June 9 Ml
Freddie Steele, buttling two
fisted middleweight from Ta
coma, hud a 10-round decision
In hla crotllt today over llab.
Marino snd the Impretelre fash
ion In which the tough local trail
horae was trounced laat nlnht
convinced fans the youth from
tho northwest Is on of the best
prospects to appear here In s
Ioiik time.
Making ths third 10-round
fight of his carver, Steele bat
tered Marino s face Into almost
unrecognisable shape, dropped
him for a seven count In the
fifth and won olght of the ses
sions with a combination of box
lug and punching skill that oould
uot be denied.
Th. Sail Franciscan's left eye
waa completely closed for tna
laat flv rounda and he absorbed
terrific punishment from th.
opening gong but despite the one
sided noas ot the affair h. man
aged to toss enough punchea to
claim the edge In two franiee.
In ths third he backed Steals In
to s corner snd rained In blow.
to tne face and mid-section while
a strong finish In the eighth gav.
aim commana of mat round.
Aalde from those Durlnda.
Steele wsa Msrlno's master In
every form ot fighting. He pep-
perca nis squatty opponent con
tinuously with a atraliht left.
hooktd In stlnalni blow, ateadliv
and scores repeatedly with a
bristling right to the Jow. Mar
ino managed to weather the
alorm but took a fearful beating.
STANDINGS
NATIONAL LKAOUK
Club w. L,
New York .......... SO II
fit. I-ouls ...... SI It
Chicago ...m.. SI II
Pittsburgh II
Boston II SI
Brooklyn II ST
Philadelphia .m.. Is IT
Cincinnati 10 II
AMERICAN LfcAQCE
Club W. L.
Detroit SI II
New York ............ 2i II
St. Louis 24 10
Cleveland .............. SI 10
Washington 14 S4
Boston 21 38
Philadelphia .......... II 2T
Chicago II 21
Pot.
.615
.109
.04
.191
.112
.113
.ITS
.ISJ
Pet.
.191
.171
.846
.124
.100
.100
.400
.SSI
COAST LKAfil'B
Club-
W.
L.
Pet.
.809
.511
.491
.471
.456
.441
.114
.296
Los Angslss w,
Missions
tl
40
II
II
10
to
21
21
Sacramento
Ban Francisco
Hollywood ...
Oakland
Seattle .
Portland
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$960.00
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WRESILING
PELICANS OPEN
Klamath Team. Clashes
with Indian Outfit at
Fairgrounds
Ths Pelican baseball team will
lutroducS Hsell to Klamath rails
Sunday sflornoon when II sn
gaaje s colorful team of Indiana
from the Warm Rprlnga nuaerva
tion. The contest, the first of tho
boms schedule for ths Klamath
outfit, will bs playod on ths fair
ground! diamond.
Players at Peak
Ths l'.lloant have rapidly
moved to the front at one ot ths
leading contendere tor ths Inde
pendent title of southern Oregon
and northern California. With the
playera in shaps and warm weath
er apparently hers far the rest of
the auminer, the outfit will bo a
difficult ons to defeat.
Ths gams with ths Indiana
marks the start of lite major
bom. season.
Next week-end the Pelloiii will
play a double-header against two
teams from Alturaa, One ot theaa
teams, (he Allures Townlna, al
ready haa been brushed aside by
tne pelican hitters,
Ths second half of the double
header neat week will aee the Al
turat Legion team In tctlan.
Bunday, lbs Pelican managsrs
have announced, the galea al lh
fairgrounds will be thrown open
to all yoiinsaters under 12, Ar
rangements have been made to
take cars of a large crowd,
lulling Unlvr ttliapetl
Th. Pelican, will take the field
with iht following batting order:
Chrl.llan, right field; Orangar,
third bate) Harabberger, short
stop) Relsbart, aecond; Ploetke,
center field: Peleraon, first bate;
Duraohr, left (laid, snd Eubanka,
catcher.
Lefty Motntors, no-hll, no-run
pitcher from laat season, may atari
on ths mound.
The Pelican, have gons to con
siderable effort tbla aeaaon to col
lect ionia of the outstanding play
Ins BUUrlel In ths rerJon. While
s number of ths men In ths line
up played laat year, many new
facea will lie watched by Klamath
taeebell followers. . '. f .
Ralph Guldahl
Stages Rally
In Golf Play
MERION C It 1 0 K E T CLUB.
Philadelphia, June 9. (AP)
italph Uuldahl, Loa Angelea pro
fessional, who came within a
shot of tying Johnny Goodman
for the lt'la open golf cham
pionship, staged a belated rally
today as a gusty wind swept the
Merlon course for ths final 20
hole, of ths nstlonsl tills tour
nament. Pacing ths third round Oul
dahl ahot a spectacular TO foi
ths tecond even par round of
the tournament, and potted a
totsl of 921 for 14 boles, boost
ing bis chances of lauding well
up In ths money despite ths fact
hs stsrtsd tbs day nlno strokei
behind ths nace-aetter. Bobbi
Crulckahank ot Richmond, Va,
Crulckahanlt. with 7171
142 for tho first half of ths bat
tle, and hla closest nursutr. Oeni
Baraten ot Now York, with 73
72146. were barely undet
way on tholr third round when
Ouldahl came galloping In ta
teas a temporary piace . ai in
head of the now Hat. A sonaa'
tlonal two on the "quarry hole"
17th was a feature of Ouldahl'a
finish. Hs mlsssd a 80-foot putt
on ths horns hols for snother
birdie, by only sn Inch. Hs bad
86 for earn tine.
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