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THE TERBE HAUTE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1961 Osuna, Palafox Win as Doubles Tennis Resumes BROOKLINE, Aug. 22. Davis Cuppers Rafael Osuna and Antonio Palafox opened the seeded play in the 81st U. S. L.

T. A. National doubles tennis championships today with a 6-3, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3 victory over King Lambert of Miami, and Ray Senkowski of Ham- tramek, Mich. Though the week-long tourney at Langwood Cricket Club began Sunday, rain washed out yesterday's scheduled action and none of Hie top players were in competition the first day. OSUNA, 22, and Palafox, 20, upset doubles winners during last weekend's Davis Cup play against the United States, slowed down a bit in the third set but were clearly in command the rest of the way.

The Mexican team is seeded third here. Top ranked Karen Hantze of San Diego, and Janet' Hopps of Seattle, needed only 20 minutes to dispose of their initial opponents in a second round women's match. Miss Hantze, looking even younger than her 18 years, and the 28-year-old Miss Hopps toyed with Virginia Connolly of Weymouth, and Jean Sullivan of Belmont, Mass. In a 6-0, 6-0 triumph. School teacher Miss Hopps was playing with a heavily bandaged left knee because of a sprain.

DARLENE HARD of Long Beach, back in action after an illness-enforced Spring layoff, was at her best as she teamed with Australian teenager Lesley Turner to elminate Marilvn Montgomery, San Antonio, and Mrs. Nancy Neeld of Albuquerque, N. 6-2, 6-3, in another second round match. The 25-year-old Miss Hard, who won the singles title at Manchester last weekend, carried the unseed.ed team, both in her fine sen-ice and her net play. Both losers were troubled with weak services and sloppy volleying.

The third ranked women's team. Jail Lehane and Margaret Smith of Australia, prevailed easily with a 6-3, 6-2 decision over Carole Loop of Arcadia, and Joyce Davenport of Ardmore, in her first round action. German champion Edda Buding of Cologne and Mexican titlist Yola Ramirez blanked Barbara Foster of Norton, and Jean Desrosiers of Boston, 6-0, 6-0, while the British teams of Christine Truman and Ann Haydon won Mrs. Suzanne by default over Geller of Chappaqua, N. and Mrs.

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5 3 Pagan, as 4 0 McCormick. 4 0 RBI 1 1 1 0 1 0 RBI 2 1 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 1 3 0 Totals 29 6 11 6 a-Hit sacrifice fly for Malkmus in 7th: b-struck out for Elston in 9th. Chicago 000 000 Philadelphia 001 010 24-13. Phil- delphia 27-8. 2.

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Philip H. Templeton had the low gross score yesterday among the 18-hole distaff golfers of the Country Club of Terrc Haute, shooting an 86. In the low net compilation for the Western Pin, she tied with Mrs. Joseph Higgins and Mrs. Merrill Bradfield.

All had net scores of 73. The Country Club Pin went to Mrs. Stuart Combs in the nine- hole group. She had a net 38. The low gross score was tallied by Mrs.

Frank Anshutz, who fired a 52. The 18-hole players will qualify next Tuesday, for the round- robin tournament to be played following the close of the tournament play season. Totals Chacon, 2b Kasko. ss Pinson, cf Robinson, rf Freese, 3b Post. If Coleman, Ib D.

Johnson, Purkey, Jones, a-Blasingame Hook, b-Cardenas Hunt, c-Gernert Totals 46 12 AB ..40 4 3 3 4 4 4 4 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 .34 20 12 RBI 1 1 0 0 3 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 a 2 a-Popped out for Jones in 3rd: b- struck out for Hook in 7th; c-single'd for Hunt In 9th. San Francisco 215 010 Cincinnati 000 110 2 Freese 2. Francisco Cincinnati 27-9. Davenport, Amalfitano and McCovey. Francisco 11, Cincinnati 8.

Cepeda, Landrith 2. Pagan, Pinson. Freese. 2, Mays. Pagan.

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San Francisco 010 003 Cincinnati 000 003 PO-A San Francisco 27-13. Cincinnati 27-14. and McCovey. Francisco 3, Cincinanti 5. Blasingame.

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cf Piersall, cf Francona, Kirkland. rf Romano, Phillips. 3b Held, ss Grant, a-Bond Locke, b-Dillard Dailey, .34 AB Totals 30 1 5 a-Walked for Grant in 5th- grounded out for Locke In 8th. Detroit 202 020 Cleveland 001 000 000 1 Fe i. nandez Held Detroit 27-15, Cleveland 27-9.

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cf Yastrzemski. If Wertz. Ib b-Harrell Runnels. Ib Malzone, 3b Pagliaroni. c-Nixon Jensen, rf Green, ss Schwall.

Fornieles. Totals AB 4 3D AB 5 5 5 3 0 0 5 4 1 4 3 3 0 RBI 0 0 0 8 1 RBI 38 3 11 2 a-Ran for Woodling in 8th: b-ran for Wertz in 9th; c-singled for Paglia- roni in llth. Washington 000 101 000 Boston 000 Oil 000 Malzone. Cottier.2 Long 32-15. Boston 33-18 (2 out in llth when winning run and Long: Johnson.

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Flaherty. Honochick. Barlick, Jackowski and Vargo. Chisox, Twins, 3 Pirates, Braves, 1 Cimoli. cf Boiling, 2b Kathews, 3b Aaron, rf Adcock.

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McMillan and Adcock; Mazeroski, Groat and Stuart: Mathews. Billing and Adcock. 6. Pittsburgh 4. Adcock.

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Pelekoudas and Conlan. 13,874. Cardinals, Dodgers, 4 Los Willis, ss Gilliam, 3b Snider, cf c-W. Davis, cf Moon. If Fairly, rf Larker.

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Louis- Javier, 2b Flood, cf James, If Boyer, 3b White. Ib Taussig. rf d-Cunningham e-Lillis Grammas, ss Schaffer. f-Schoendienst Jackson, McDaniel. g-Sawatski Totals a-Singled AB 5 4 RBI 1 0 2 0 AB RBI 5 3 4 4 3 3 0 0 2 3 0 2 0 1 30 5 6 7th: for Sherry popped out for Perranoski in 8th; c- ran for Snider in 9th; d-walked for Taussig in 9th: e-ran for Cunningham in 9th: f-intentionally walked for Schaffer in 9th; g-grounded out for McDaniel in 9th.

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4,978. Break Off Negotiations For Moore, Amonti Mix BRESCIA, Italy, Aug. Negotiations for a title fight involving Archie Moore, world ight-heavyweight champion from San Diego, and Sante Amon- ti of Italy, were broken off today. Franco Boselli, the promoter, said the Moore-Amonti bout was sceduled for Sept. 17, with Sept.

24 as an alternate date if weather interfered. Boseli said VIoore wanted a $15,000 guarantee that the bout would be held on one of those dates. Negotiations were started immediately for Amonti to meet Dick 'Richardson of England, i European heavyweight champion. Newcomb Leads State Open Golf INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. Bill Newcomb Jr.

of Royal Center fired a one-under- par 69 today to grab 1 the second round lead in the Indiana Open golf tournament here. a Michigan State University senior, finished the first 36 holes with a 137 total, five strokes ahead of pro Aronld Kohller of Connersville, who put together a pair of 71s for a 142 total. Newcomb had gone into the second round in second place, one stroke behind pro Don Street of Muncie. Street, who had a 67 Monday to a 78 Teusday for a 145 total. The only other players able to crack par at the Country Club of Indianapolis course Tuesday were pro Dick Marshall with a 69 and defending champion Sam Carmichael of Martinsville, who posted a 68.

Marshall finished the round tied with three other players at 143, while Carmichael, the state amateur champ, was one of three tied at 144. Tied with Marshall at 143 are pros Dave Melville of Lafayette, Paul Gross of Indianapolis and Ed Knych of Indianapolis. Tied with Carmichael are pro Don Essig of Indianapolis and amateur Jerry Jackson of Kokomo. Tied with Street at 145 are pros Ivan Gantz of Elwood, Bill Wright of Fort Wayne and Bill Heinlein of Carmel. The field of 153 was cut after Tuesday's round to the low 60 scores and ties for the final 36 holes.

The cutoff mark was 152. JONES SETS CAP FOR TITLE BOUT NEW YORK, Aug. Unbeaten Doug Jones may get a shot at the portion of the world light heavyweight title held by either Archie Moore or Harold Johnson if he continues unbeaten. The 24-year-old New Yorker, with 18 victories in 18 starts, meets Von Clay, also of New York, in the 10-round headliner at Madison Square Garden Saturday night, and matchmaker Ted- Thirteen rookies played football with the Cleveland Browns in 1960. dy Brenner is trying to line up Moore or Johnson for a title defense against Jones should the young man again add Clay to his list of victims.

The two met twice before. Jones won both on. split decisions. Moore is recognized as champion in New York, Massachusetts and Europe. Johnson is top man in the N.

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