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HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Fall Ore Mnnrlav April IS. 1flfii PACK SFVEV Dodgers, SF Giants Sharing I fV. " ffitjajirhiifrti if ii Jin i it v i.- B 1 - - sCm First Place In Senior Circuit ll v THi: SNO( l UMM'ltKNS !u open the hotlnm of the Mlh Hodges, Musial. Snider, Grammas, S.tn KiHiuiMn s in.iiur vwnlor Alter I )on BlaMimamr hci itirrd Moon, hade thai sent ouitirider Jackie Lues lo second. Pdvenpoit came Hramlt to H.illimniT for pik lier ilirouli ilh his srumd Mnle to Braves 8, Phils 4 Hilly O Dell and Hilly Loos has curl the Inur-hour come-l. Eddie Mathews drove in three paid lis lir-l dividend ol the in-, 1 M Innings' runs wilh a home run, triple and tiiiit National League season. S V. ooo W2 omi m ill- I 12 o double to help right-hander Boh Loos the unpredictable was l.oos rhl 012 (Kin non oikhki-:i II 1 Buhl record his lust victory of Ihe magnificent Sund.iy The :tn Anderson. i:t.-ton .. R John- Hie .season lor the Braves. The ear-old reliel ace uol only hurled "'" Hlltl ,,ilT Nfwwn '- homer was Mathews' .WUtli o( his three hitle-s and rimless innings MoCnrmick. Miller ..v. Sanford career. The 28-year-old slugger !hut singled in Ihe hnltom of Ihe "' Xms ,12' 311,1 Schmidt. il- matched -liminy Foxx as the 1 14th and smied Ihe run that cave M1" Wmner-Uies i n Ln-cr youngest lo hit that many hornets, the (li.ints a 4-:t trnimph over the -R -'nhnson m-i Hl(-i epeda. Milwaukee 000 101 201 3 11 0 Chicago Cutis. Philadelphia nio ifio oil 4 fit Thud haseman Jimmy Daion ButDS 7, Cards 5 Buhl I ni and Crandall. Rob mill, whose late season inlurv was bm- sheirv iar m llii l-ivi r,,s. Farrcll ' 7 '. Meyer '9' and MEN'S TOURNEY CHAMPIONS Concluding a six-day tournament Saturday night was tha 16th annual City Association Men's Bowling Tourney held at Lucky Lanes. Pictured at the left are the Class A doubles champions, Al Woldt and Wayne rvtisco, who tired a 1321. In the center picture is the scratch all-events winner, Jeri Cot, who scattered 1969 pins. At the far right is Mel Fiegi who was the Class C all-evenrs champion with 1961 pins. Other winners of the tourney, which recorded some of the highest scores in Oregon this year, were Leonard Boen's 1990 score in the Class A all-events; Dale Himelwright's 1884 score in the Class B all-events; Harold Hos ton and Roger Vanderhoff's 1252 in the class B doubles; Leo Been's 695 in the Class A singles, and Regi's 687 in the Class B singles. Wednesday evening concluded the team bowling competition with Western Thrift capturing the Class A championship by rolling a 3166 score and Heaton Steel and Service team winning the Class B by scattering 3084 pins. HR'S Sparkle PCL On Easter Sunday Chuck Mohr, Collegiate Boxer, Dies TIME OUT idled Sundi "His death is a groat, tragic ' said Coach Vorn Wnoduard. Bv THE A.SSnCIATKD PftKSS Iheit and Hni-dnn fnloman hii frmr. The Pacific Coast LeaRue blos-jhapgers as Seattle won the open-! X,AD1S0N- 'AP '-'""les unmed out with a home run parade ler 4-2. Haiti's coming with a man Mohr' 22' l'nlv,'sl,y n( Wisconsin for Easter Sunday and Ihe Spn- base. Hanv Malmherg s homer hoxer ho sl'(f,''rl hl'ain injury Kane Indians pranced around Sac- was Ihe onlv Seattle run in San '" " -""lK'"t; uue noui rtpiu ramento into first place. Diego's 21 second game virion-. A double virlnrv for Snokane1 Hnuip Cns ivuni.l iti,nI OVer Salt Lake hv SCOieS Of .1-2 l-llit hlnus as Vanenn. ei- a, ,..1 'nss vnaine was synioonc oi ail mat lis fine in college boxing." Mohr died without regaining Sacramento. in addition to his louder .louts consciousness Horn tne time lie San Dieco and Seallle split a A home run hv Willie Davis in-'""5 'n'" ,0 thc hospital, less pair and the scheduled double billiside the park set off a three-run lha" an hm"' allei' he KalkpH 0111 between Tacoma and Portland rallv in Ihe eighth inning of the "f "ns fnllowinS National was rained nut in Tacoma. first game for Spokane Salt Uke-('ollo8,a,e A,hlWlc Assn- ""P0"1 Homers accounted lor all I he, was leading 2-0 and had Iwn men'""e bnul wllh S,u Ral'"?" ' San Seallle runs. Bill Hani, Buddy Clil-'oul when Davis connected Before Jose Slal!- , The light was slopped in the .7 :-rii and 2-0 put the Indians on lop three previous defeats by Sacra si hen Vancouver took a 101 deci- memo, fioss halted in six of Ihe non over previously unwhipped Vancouver runs and had a double POET WAYNE SCOTT, Sports Editor Nats, Boston Start AL Flag Race Today "Slililihlihli!" US Olympic Stars Move Into High Indians added a triple, double and second round after Mohr I ol i un- sincle to nosl the winninn ,-nns lnpr nal ,c" s a"a('K- "e umva Bob Gtallomhardo and Chuck 10 hls and look a mandal'"V Churn combined to pilch a three- """,-unl hut remained ria.ed hitler for Spokane in the nightcap. and. S,' , ! . " four teams will Iravel as the . .. ...... 2 Boosiers Meet Tonight Giants 4, Chi 3 S-o : l.oes was Ihe fourth (iiant pilch- Milwaukee -. lollowing Mike Met oi niuk. Piilshurgh .... By TIIK ASSOCIATKI) PKKSS While Sn According to mosl of Stu Miller and .lack Sanford. He Cincinnati .... ' Rumors to Ihe conirary. the the experts and the betting gen-jlook oer in the 12tli. retired six Chicago American League does plan to try. this Inures lo be a a.le of straight bailers, then pitched him- Philadelphia play baseball this year. eflort by all hut Ihe White Sox. self out of trouble by gelling pinch St. Louts , ," ' ( i.. New York Yankees and Cleveland. hitler Sammy Taylor with two, Sunday V, . . '. !i Indian- irunncrs on base in the lop of Ihe Cronin s circuit gets going today; ' , ' , , , , ,,,, with its traditional opener in the Alllumgh piobahly aware Ihat H i i . . . i i. i , i- Ihe Senator and Pod Sox have he New Vu'k horn riglit liand ' nations capital. President hisen-" ' "" . ii . , a been nicked lo finish ei"ht i am ler. who wil no win anv honors hower even interrupted 'lls! I, .. ' il, . . 1,. 1.11 . iib hk sm oriseH Ihe home Ceorgia vacation lo fly up ,'- . :'' :'" "'' d r , M7 bv lhin, a sinele a big factor in the (iianls' world series, won h;s lust game ( "kcr Lo-'cr Roberts 10-2'. HI. U-ollapse. dime m Ihe lie break- the season hui lie needed home "rl i;,?1'0' Anderson 2. Mathews, ing run with a single otf relief nm help Irom Gil Hodges. Duke " , ft pileher Ben .lohnsoii. Snider and Wally Moon. The right- DUCS 5-6, KCuS 0-5 The victory enabled Ihe Giants handcr also n-eded pitching help1 Held In live harmless hits to remain in a Insl place dead- nim Sandy Koulax, who slopped through eight runless niniiig:, of lock with Ihe Los Angeles Dodg- t ,p Cards without a run in the Ihe second game, the Tirales ex ers. The delending champions de- l,-if.t three ainings. St. in Musial i plnricrl for six safeties in Ihe hot foaled the St. Louis Cardinals 7-5 lunged bis lust homer of the sea- lorn of the ninth to overcome a 3-0 for their thud consecutive victors . son ,r the Kedhirds. deficit again-t Cincinnati. The deleat was the fitlh lor the SI. Louis (Khi 212 ooo .i in 2 When Pittsburgh came up for winless Cards. Los Angeles 020 ;lin 10 7 7 0 its last turn at bat. Bed manager ! Milwaukee remained a hall Broedio. Kline '4 . McDaniel Kred Hutchinson replaced Haul game behind the leaders, wallop- .R, Duliba and Swalaski. Sanchez with southpaw Pill ing the Philadelphia Phillies M -I c-uinizzaro ,7' Sherry. Koulax Henry, the fine relief pitcher Cm lor its third success in lour stalls.1, an, Bo-e-i,,Hi W inner Sherry einnali acquired irom Ihe Cubs Ulsburgh jumped into fourth ii.p. Loser Broglm 0-1 HI! dm uig the winter After retiring Ihe fust batter. Henry gave up singles lo Smoky Burgess. Bill Virdon and Bill Ma zeroski for one run. Hal Smith, a Monday Rasrhall pinch hitler, then slammed a By THC ASSOCIATKIl PltLSS :th,ee-run homer. Ted Wieand got National League the second out hut Dick Goat fol- V. I.. Pel. C.B. lowed with a single and Bob Skill- 4 place by sweeping a doubleheader from Cincinnati. The Pirates won ithe opener 5-0 behind Ihe lour-hit pitching of Boh l-'ricnd. Ihen came from behind wilh a six-run rally in Ihe bottom of Ihe ninth to nip the Hods ti-.i in the nighlcap. Standings .two .son .750 .800 .400 .400 .250 .000 Results Milwaukee a. Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 5-ti. Cincinnati 0-5 San Francisco 4, Chicago 3 (14 ner climaxed Ihe winning rally wilh a two-run homer 'j Friend was masterful in picking 1 up his lirsl victory in the opener. 2 Roberto C I c m e n I c ' s two-run 2 'homer off loser .loe Nuxhall in thc 2' z fust inning was all the veteran 4 jright-hander needed. Fil'st game: 4 Cincinnati OOO ooo ooo n 4 1 Piilshurgh 202 OOfl Olx- 5 !) 0 Nuxhall, Purkey tat, Osteon (71 Washington lo throw out Ihe ball in the game between Senators and Boston Red Sox. On Tuesday, exactly seven dav Grillilh Stadium to see Ihe winner nlf .lohnson. third Chicago pitcher,; innings I Los Angeles 7, SI. Louis 5 Monday Games No games scheduled Tuesday Games Philadelphia at Pittsburgh tNl Chicago al SI. I,ouis i N rour loams win iravel as tne , , ' , . " , , J . an ineieilihie pitclung leal lasi All via Angcics ai am rianciscu league opens its second round of P181""1 10 physican Dr. John Tech Owl Hoots and the Pelicanjlhe 19B0 curtain all teams will n. ,, mcs , ,10 Eqh AShlCUld ""' Sanlcs hwluled -u. - , H. Hum Ihat he felt s eeuv. Bv Rnnier clnh ram-em 'his eve- onen a fu sea e di ive for the l ac " ... . . - take over undisputed possession of. '"!rn, .., Twin Bills A joint meeting ni tne uregon aner ine national league raiseo i,,,.,,i,Ki ,i,.,;o leu I ,o aelion Monday niehl. Sookane " r" '. ".oosicrs i.tuo consenes .nis eve- o,h-o a oui-seaie mn .. Spn.llrils hi.. i,0 seev,ci By THE ASSOTIATKD PRESS ,n San Dieen Seattle m stall i,ne "" 1I,G ambulance arrived, ning al :30 in the Chuck Wagon currently held by the Chicago . m!M1!1 , ,.,. ,,..... . I ll I :.,o, wds uouuscous. lieslaurani. hurl agamsl Ted Williams and:HW ' ZmZ ,ZL"mi:i:r Raaaedv Ann Ll,'!!r l a . iirui ui .ii vrtui . ... t..n ,i,,n ann no nsses in llieir The U.S. outdoor track season Lake. Vancouver to Tacoma and moved into high gear last week- Portland to Sacramento, end wilh toD OlvniDic nrosnects performing in five meets scat-Vancouver 401 000 2( 10 11 2' ? ,osl)nn"- Ithe Owl Hoots are sponsoring in tered from coast In coast. Sacramento 000 001 IKK) 1 8 it'Mohr's parents, Mr and Mrs.:lc Klamath Auditorium Saturday m i- m. i ii r i ... fHi-ji-lne Alnh mi A lnc ulclm-r .... T":r.r.-'Vim's ann..",,,p ad ..; , ,h.iev:n,,,K "l .mr i .. ,av heads naves .inncs m r.asiern ancniganiHickman il). howalski S Fox ; ., Kingsme ncKeis tor me smoKer MOUNT SHASTA (.Special) Around jL'O.unii riaseDaii-miiiaeai,,,.,,- . i ,h. . lam v s jvierr ck. jx.y.. ome sun- u- u..a i to ai . . , . . r.n... .... ..r .i. r ...i..."'" - '---v - iWins Kapers m !righl-handei- who did his pitching first two league starts. Ihe Islam- New York and Kansas City,a(h Union Pcik.:m ,,-);,eball team for Ashland lomoriow 1(8' and Porter. I ooo ooo o:;o 3 in i : N.V., home Sun- m., he mu-ehased for $1.50 al i., ..-a r.,..i . i fnii inn ihh-d ,.f the f.-.ns uli,,:"10'.'"'"? . p ' day. The funeral tentatively was Kam;)lh Bi,li8rds. Herman's MeniKorton Kapers held' here lasGlurnod nut for Ihe National League!3 T,'U,, ''f k , vpn inn. nennesnay mom- shn, anH Ditk Roeder's. Tickets ttwkcm, but the hardy partici-lopeners. were expected lo lake in . ,, jh .. s..on(l ,,, . scheduled for ing. 'will he sold at the box office of panS ranging from San Diego lo Hie four games Tuesday. turned in the lop performances Tidwell bettered the world rec ord for the 220-yard dash around jirst amc: a turn u hen hn u : e.llipht in 70 ?!cnnL--...n seconds in a live-leam meet at Salt Lake 100 001 00O-2 13 2 ""ih Klamath Auritlornim SaturrlayiPnl...n(i ..n am!ed ihal t,P iPS,v. Abilene. Te.x. Only two watches Harris, Nicholosi (8'. Palmquist , es(caf, l,unls'linR blows U was njh, a, M (,- general aHmis.litir!t tterc a howlinu" smross. j were on him. so the mark won't ,, and Brumley: Hanlon. Foss; " Led"'", 8nd T '""'Vl'"'- ,Mde",S-, ' Two combination skiing and cos he submitted as a world reco,d.l8,, Swanson ,8. and Firialgo and h. " "f,'r- ZJTZ1 Th" " blossom,,nR tume events were the main lea- j lip inirn nmer missen tne start. Brnckell il)1 a H caro-pius tigiu nigin won The recognized world record for Second game- (7 innings) , championship and was regarded hnN(,,.s from chilotpim. Sprague (he event is 20 0 held hv Rav .Spokane 000 Oil 02 B 0 as a sU'""K fav01lle- Mnhl' hadl Itivcr, Klamath Falls and OTI Norton of San .lose Stale. Tid-!.sat Lake ooo ooo o-fl 3 (('outpointed Barlell by a decisive b(,ing represented. well's mark will go down as an Giallomhardo. Churn '(61 and mar8ln m a boul one week earlier. American record. .Pagliaroni; Parsons, Swanson ( B " J . . , , .Jones. Ihe countrv's No. 1 hurd-and Brockell. "M" . ,1 V-OUrmeV UOUDTTUI riaiice are ft jSpnkano ler. swept home w ilh a 13.fi clock ing in Ihe Quanlico Relays in his first game: first outdoor performance of Ihe Seallle 020 001 1IM 4 8 0 ro-,i- Tl.ic u llio f-ittntt nf 1QtullL- n. tuj nun nnn n o ftiyear, for the event and was only four- Slenhnuse and Bevan; Hohaugh. tenths of a second off Martin Wade '8' and Napier. Lauer's world standard. I Second game: j Rill Nieder and Dave Davis Seattle 000 001 01 2 o! two nf the top shot putters in the San Diego 2(KI OOO x 2 4 0 world met head lo head in the Schmidt, Lawrence mi and Zim Sanla Barbara Faster Relays.. merman; Werle. Robinson (7 Nieder won the haltle with a H3-!Kuzava (7) and Napier. 2 performance. Davis best was 02-2-1!. In a Los Angeles meet Dal las Long of Southern California had a throw of oi-ll'i Al Ihe Arkansas Relays In Favelleville. Ark . dim Graham easily won the pole vault with a1 GREENSBORO. N. C. PAH, Brabham, the Australian who won BALTIMORE. Md. il'PI) ihe world auto racing title last-The Baltimore Orioles have given ed miniature Alpine people Kuenn, Rock Trade Roch Junior Loop five frames. Only Ihe firslii lone counts in Southern Oregonlsacramrnln Conference standings. i S.tn Diego I The Pelicans, who have turned Portland from near hilless wonders a week Tacoma American League Monday Games Boston at Washington Only games scheduled Tuesday Games Kansas City al Chicago Detroit at Cleveland Washington at Baltimore New York at Boston PACIFIC; COAST LF.AGUE W 1. Pet. GB and Bailey. Friend (l-oi and Smith. Losor-Nuxhall (0-U. 1IR rirmrnlc. Second game: Cincinnati 102 020 ooo S 14 1 Pittsburgh 000 000 00h 6 11 0 Ncwcombe, Sanchez '5, Henry i9i. Wieand (9i and Bailey. Daniels, Green i.1. Gross (51, 'fit, Gibson (81 and Burgess. Win- ner Gibson (l-oi. Loser Wieand II I) 1IR Smith. Skinner. nnm. n l.ooo Tkmma D I ago. are now nearly the talk of Sc-ijttlp IIUUC lWVlJ (,e league. Last week Ihe Pels; Vancouver hosted the Crater Cornels Irom Central Point and clubbed them I into a lti-1 and 13-0 submission. Salt Lake City .750 .600 .500 .500 .400 .250 .000 sel an unolliciai record oficalrhcr Clint Courtney until May lures of the day's Kapers. Ronald and Gloria Bishop ol Mount Shasta ran off with Ihe winning coslume representing Andy and Itaggedy Ann. Winners of Ihe ohslacle-coslume1 DETROIT 'AP) The Detroit The KU swalmen pounded the el ground: race were Bob and Fancy Dun-Tigers have parted with Harvey.Crater hurlers mercilessly for thei Spokane 3-2, Salt Lake 20 colmb nf Portland who represent-M'enn. the American Leagues lop I wo games and collected 22 tuts. hitler ol 19.-19. lo put more long four less than they gathered in The judges of the Konwakiton ball punch in their lineup. ' iheir first six outings. Sunday's Results Portland at Tacoma. postponed, Vancouver 10. Sacramento 1 Seallle 4-1. San Diego 2-2 one minule. 34 seconds for the 10 lo recover from a linger in- Kapers were K. C. Mather of Red- Ann tne leveland Indians Have 'Ihe rampaging Pels, coacneo Pan track Simdav dorine trials lection and inin Ihe club. Olher-!dine and San Diego and Rogerlgiven up Ihe league's co-home runlby Hill Mansfield, now boast a for today's Grand Prix de Pauiwise he wil he returned to the Hines and Mariano Thrhnlt of king. Rocky Colavilo. hoping to seasonal record of six wins and race for formula No. 2 cars. Washington Senators. Mount Shasta. Feds Lead ABC's TOLKDO. Ohio (UPP Open :fr" Great VV ' straight... .' superb in mixed drinks! t Snead Bags Greensboro Von Saltza's Good Fortune Brings Home Swimming Title convert Keunn's steadier hitting four losses. The victories incluricjteam competition returned lo the into a pennant. Thc biggest star-, single wins over Princville and American Bowling Congress Sun-for-star trade in years came onlY'rcka and doubles over Crater day night after a three-day layoff! Ihe eve of the American League's and Grants Pass. due to the holiday and the St.! WHO opening. Pitching tomorrow lor the PclkPaul Federal Savings team ofj Many baseball fans were sur- cans will probably be BlakclCliicago led the scoring wilh 2801. prised Sunday when they learned Griggs and John Webb. Howeverl Earlier Sunday there was one President Hill Dewitt of the Tigers, the Pels host the much stronget'isqitad of minor evetlls activity had nersuafled General M.-inaper.Mndfni-rl Rlack Tornadoes hnreiand Abe Kliene led the sincles RARTLESVILLE. Okla. (CP-:Olympics." said Carin alter thel In Ihe 400-yard freestyle medley. .frank Lane of thc Indians lo giveihis weekend al Gem Stadium. 'with film. The good hick of Chris Von Salt-ldisappointing outcome. I (he Multnomah Swim Club of 'up the slugging Colavilo in a and Mansfield may slart any ol za and ine nan kick ol car ml ine moiine miss von aauza j .,ua ,..i i.slraeil n aver deal (- Kuenn i,ic ,,ii,.- .-h.i.-kni-t w.-.llv P:. m. API Irone told the slorv of the lD'iO amassed 28 of Santa Clara's 83 . . ' i-ia.i .,..l.,i .... i,..m... ii i mini Tl ; JiU1 f . .,t . ... : r ... .1 . takfi tlte CVDIl 111 SeUiHC S I'"'"" wci m." ..i....-.,.. , . - , fUl'P bill UJIUIinC- ' r"" ,,,VMr rtu women s imiwr rwiiihiihib minis in uic inrce - "y evem. . iyoar and should do even hotter 'Paul Rishnn. Dean Dunson and i,..m - 11,. t r , CORONET 1 15-3'. effort. The Illinois medlev relay learn lurned in a and the Greater Greensboro Open and divine ehamnionshins a meelihelH in ihe Phillins KB nnol. new record 5:26 4 clocking in the same meet. .Golf Tournament continues. iwhich sel new records in 11 out! Defendini! team chamoion Berk- Irene MacDonald of the Los ihe Anuene mcei maicneo ixan-' me one-time Virginia ntiinuiy. 0 H Sunday after a Ioiir illness. CALF GRAPE BR A NOV. 8 PROOF NEW! Selective Weed Control in Legumes New Loop Told To Take Action OSBURN HOTEL EUGENE. ORE. Mm, J. E. Farley Ji Ftrlr Jr. PrirtttM Thereuffbly Medern Newspaper SPOT ADS are inexpensive repeated daily SI. It CLIFFORD VOSS GARAGE for Overhaul and Repair All Autos and Jeep 4-Whcel Drive 5430 DELAWARE TU 2-5425 TALK ABOUT ' POWER IN SMALL PACKAGES SEE and DRIVE THE INCREDIBLE '850' Robin II Myers 1200 E. Mam TU 2-5511 SPORTS WRITER DIES BOSTON iL'PD - Bill Cunnine-I Bishop. Dean Dunson and j,..m fi4 natinnallv.known snoris in Detroit's Briggs Stadium with Denny Coleman. All have seen nc- :,a a Boston Herald col- ns its ftieildlv let! lielH wall Hp bd linn nn llio mnnnH Ibis ve:ir tor . .... .1 . . 12 racing events. elev. Calif.. YMCA was tied for Angeles Athletic Club narrowly ., ,,7 ha,,m ..,... ,.mna,.a u-i : I 8y5t otb.hofe..t. sas. Abilene Christian. Houston, who now plays out of a swank Muss Von Saltza, of the Santa second place wilh the Us Angelcsledged Patsy Willard nf Mesa.im knenn's iiii..inn.n. -ivi n..il ti,. r,.uir Udt ' New Mexico and North Texas White Sulphur Springs, W. Va.. Clara. Calif., swim club, sel threcjAthlclic Club, both with 40 points. Ariz., lor the three meter hiRh' Kuenn hit only nine homers. were the best games thc Pels have ' Stale for the best performances, j resort club, has won here againjL'.S. records, won three events Miss Von Saltza sd the 250 diving tille. Miss MacDonald was -r,e home run is overrated." played all year. For the firstj In addition lo his 220-yard rec- for Ihe seventh time. and led her team to a smashing yard freestyle in a terrific 2:38.4,, awarded 353 85 points lo 3.')2.o: saj( Ame in cxnajnjn(, wny he,(irV.c everything seemed lo jell. Old. Tidwell reeled off a 9.4 100- when Sam accepted the win- victory in the meet, which con- shaving a 2:40.7 mark she set inlfor Miss Willard. Juno Irwin ofgave U)) one of lne g-, mest'The defense, olfeiisc and pitching' yard dash. Eddie Southern of Abi- er's S2.800 check Sunday after eluded here Saturday night andthc afternoon preliminaries, and the Los Angeles club garnered yolinR pmvcl. m-llcl.s ,. m 0f its all worked' logethcr superbly, line Christian, who was second injposling a 14-under par 270 scorej wrote some new chapters in Amer-'swam the anchor leg on Santa third place. mnre consistent hitlers ,Griggs pitched his second league the 1056 Olympic 400 meters, or 72 holes il brought his Greens- jra's Olympic futures book. .Clara's 400 - yard medley relay 0nc meter diving honors went, "I haled to let Rocky go. hut'iwin in thc opener and Webb came nit 2!i lor ine .nm yams, ismgnoro earnings to i.wni since ne Mrss Cone, ol Ridgcwood. N' .J , quartet that produced a record10 Miss Willard earlier in the l think our chances of winning back for his second consecutive Herb McKenely's American rec-jwon the first tournament held swimming tor the Shamrock Hil-U: lfi 2. meet, who look 330 55 points wilh the pennant are greater with a!shulout ol the season. Earlier he; nin tot ine oisiamc. oeie in i:i.m. :ton swim uub ol Houston, sel a Mic also won nisi place lauieis Miss MacDonald placing second, steady hitter like Kuenn in the blanked the Grants Pass Cave- Ollan Lassen ni Hnusion nan a it ooosion nis oinriai earnings new record in Ihe loo yard back- in Ihe son yard treestyle and inwjlh .hobo. 'lineup." I men. w.i quaner-mue. v..u imhih-v ui in me mice nidjoi lournaincnis stroke only lo lose me event onitne hui yarn ircesiyie. setting . Abilene Christian was clocked m he's played this year to Sfl.325. He a judge decision lo Lynn Burke1 records in both. 22 2 for the 220-yard low hurdles won at Bradenlon. Kla . last 0 the Santa Clara Club. Both Sylvia Ruuska of Berkeley, Cal and teammate Bill Woodhouse month in his first outing, was lied finished in identical times of 103 if., successfully defended her title came through with a 102 100- for 11th in the Masters and won flat. in the 400-yard individual medley meter dash triumph. Ihere. The 20-year-old Miss Cone Inst with a record-breaking 4:57 flat, i Snead closed with a 6!), two un- in the 1956 Olympic 110 meter and Nancy Ramcy of the Wash der par. by making birdies on the event nn a similar judge's deci- inglon Athletic Club, Seattle, last two holes lo give him a two- sjon. And earlier in this meet shelbroke standards in both Ihe pre Ishot margin over Dow Finslcr-ihad lost her title in the 200-vard lims and Ihe finals of Ihe 100 yard 'wald nf Tequeela, Kla.. Kinster- backstroke event to Miss Burke, hutterflv. LOS ANGELES 'AP' Baseball iwald finished wilh S3 to 272, worth but by a more decisive margin Commissioner Ford C. Frick says:$ ooo. Miss Cone was the defending the Continental League should; Snead fashioned rounds nf K8-fiS-ichamp in both backstroke events, take a little more positive action, .m in breaking by one shot the Both Miss Cone and Miss Von Frick. replying In remarks of tournament record for the 6.651- Saltza remain likely qualifiers in William Shea, leader in Ihe questjyard Slarmount Forest Country;the Summer Olympic tryouts in by New York for another majorjciub course set 13 years ago by'August. "This just makes me league team, said Sunday that the Byron Nelson. more determined to get inlo the new league has not quatilien on a single po'nt l0r major league status. Frick said the requi-ements for uallflcalion as a major league were snelled out last year andl that (he Continental League ar cep'ed them. c.a in i wj '.'.m i 6-CYLINDERS ANY MAKE ANY MODEL HERE'S WHAT YOU GET: SPECIAL! Minor Engine Tune-up Complete Chassis Lub. Minor Brake Adjust. Headlights Adjust. 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