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PAGE 6 B HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SUNDAY, JUNE 29. 1958 Bolt Jolted By $500 Fine For Golf Action EAST NORWICH. N. Y. IAD Tommy Boll, newly crowned Na tional Open champion, is findtns the crown rests heavy on his levered brow. Charses of abusive lancuacc and penerally unsavory conduct since his victory at Tulsa early this month have prompted Pro fessional Golf Assn. President Harold Sargent to impose a $500 fine on the erratic titleholder. In a statement issued Friday alter Bolt had picked up at the end of nine holes of the Long Is- Briefs Johnny Busso Defeats Ortiz Prima Donna Talk Makes LA Play Ball MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPI) Anfier over "Prima Donna' charges against them by a Braves coach miRht be helping the Los Angeles Dodgers keep their vic tory "whammy" against the World Champions, Coach Charlie Drcs- sen believes. "I don't know if that is the reas on, hut we play very well against the Braves," said Dressen after the Dodgers had beaten the Braves for the seventh time Friday. Braves coach Billy Herman, a former Dodger himself, made the "Prima Donna" charges against the last place club before the sea son started. Ho said they had grown complacent. Manager Walt Alston didn't com mit himself definitely on that the ory, saying it's "hard to say if a player is giving more than usu ally in a particular game" "But it could be, I suppose." he said. One thing he was certain of, however, his team was "com ing alive" in the National League race. Alston said the learn might be "underway at last" with six vic tories in its last seven and noted that only six games separate the Dodgers from the first place Braves. Dressen said the Doger pitch ers were getting healthier after a siege of sore arms and some of the hitters are hilling. Duke Sni der has raised his average 100 points in -I lie last 19 games, white nailing .qiz. HENLEY OARSMEN ARRIVE HENLEY - ON - THAMES, Eng. (DPI) Ton rowing crews and scullers from all parts of the world arrived Saturday to challenge the home talent in the famed Henley Rnval regatta. which opens its three-day meet July 2. The strongest overseas challenge is being made by the United Slates and the Soviet Un ion. And with a lack of standout crews and oarsmen from Britain's universities, colleges and public schools, most of the six open events on the 10-event card are expected to be won by the visitors. land Open Tournament. Harvey Itaynor, PGA tournament super visor, said Bolt's case will be re viewed further by the PGA execu live committee at the annual championship at Havertown, Pa., July 17-20, and added: Mr. Bolt has been on proba lion since last December 30 by order of the executive committee and his conduct lately has been in violation of the PGA code of eth ics, especially with relcrence to actions detrimental to sponsors. members of the PGA field staff and other PGA members." Meanwhile, Arnold Palmer, the Master champion from Latrobe, Pa., held a 3-stroke lead after two rounds. He fired a 69 yesterday to go with his 66 on the opening day for a 135. Jimmy Demaret of Houston was second with a 71-6713, followed by George Bcrnardin of Miami Springs. Fla., Henry Ransom of St. Andrews, 111., and Don Fair field of Casey, III., each with a 139 Ted Kroll of Sarasota, Kla and Jay Hebert of Sanford, Fla were deadlocked for sixth, each with 140's. Boll, three over par for the first eight holes, put his second shot about four feet from the pin on proceeded to jab at the ball four limes to wind up with a seven on the hole. He then quit. Raynor emphasized the incident had nothing to do with the line as Bolt complained of illness. "I know that for the last six months, up to a few days ago, he had been trying his best to be have himself. 1 guess the events of the last few days, including abuse of Frank Shields, director of the current Inurnament, and picking up after nine holes of the Piping Rock Pro-Amaleur, were the result of an accumulation of his troubles and frustrations. He tried to fulfill all commitments and it was too much for him,' Raynor said. Minor Leagues By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FRIDAY RESULTS INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Buffalo 63. Miami 3-1 Columbus 7, Toronto 6 Richmond 5, Montreal 0 Rochester 8, Havana 5 AMERICAN ASSN. Omaha 8-4, Wichita 7-6 Indianapolis 10-6, Denver 2-7 St. Pauh 5, Charleston 2 Louisville 3. Minneapolis 2 SOUTHERN ASSN. Atlanta 3-8, Mobile 1-2 New Orleans 3-8. Birmingham 1-9 Little Hock 9. Challannnga 7 Nashville 10. Memphis 4 AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Servlcei 1 1 a.m. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ' GOLF EAST NORWICH. N Y-Arnold Palmer, Latrobe, Pa., shot a 69 for a 36-hole total of 135 and three stroke lead in the Long Island upen. U.S. Open champion Tom my Bolt quit after nine holes and later was fined $50D by the PGA for previous violations of its code of ethics. DETROIT Fay Crocker. Uru guay, set a record fivc-under-par t in the U.S. Women's Open but .Mickey Wright, Chula Vista. Calif. heid a one stroke lead with a 36 hole total of 146. WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. Phil Rodgers and Bob Pratt of Hous ton, John Konsek, Purdue, and Art Hall, Oklahoma State, gained the semifinals of the NCAA tour nament. TENNIS WIMBLEDON, Eng. Aus tralia's fourth seeded Neale Fra ser gained the fourth round of the Wimbledon championships as bad weather curtailed competition. CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Top- seeded Alex Olmedo. Southern California: Grant Golden. Chica go; Sammy Giammalva. Houston, Tex., and Mexico's Gustavo Pala fox reached the semifinals of the Tennessee Valley Invitational Tournament. NEW YORK AL)-"Champion of the East Side tonight. Cham pion of the world tomorrow." Johnny Busso was the self-proclaimed "champion" last night in his dressing room at Madison Square Garden after he had taken a split decision over previouslv unbealen Carlos Ortiz in 10 siz zling rounds. Busso lives in Astoria in the Queens area of New York now but he used to live on the East Side on 20th Street. Ortiz. Puerto Rico-born and now a resident of the Bronx, used to live on the East Side on 28th Street. Ortiz hadn't lost in 27 previous pro fights. Busso thought he won last night. So did two of the three officials hul there were boos at the deci sion. A ringside poll of boxing writers found six voting for Or tiz, three for Busso and four call ing it a draw. Referee Barney Felix and Judge Bill Recht called it 5-4-1 in favor of Busso. Judge Artie Schwartz had it 6-4 for Ortiz. The AP card was 6-4 for Busso. It was one of the best fights seen in the Garden this year, an interesting lest of a free-swinging puncher Busso I and a speedy boxer with fast hands pumping a solid body barrage (Ortiz1. While Referee felix let them fight with one hand free, Ortiz had com mand of the infighting. When he broke Ihem up in the late rounds, "no decision" contest. Busso's Busso charged to the front. "I had it 6-4 for Ortiz but the thing I complain about most was the referee." said Ed Ferguson, Ortiz' manager. Ortiz was the 9 to 5 favorite. William Bahrenburg, Dartmouth swimmer, was the junior AAU 220 yard freestyle champion in Hawaii in 1954. Dave Lean. Michigan State'i 1958 track captain, won the BriU ish Empire 440-yard hurdles title in 1954 at Vancouver, B.C. You can move mountains! 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