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-af SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1SSJ PAGE 2 SEC 4 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR Koufax Throttles Cu bs migers BOB COLLINS. SPOUT? CDITOt i oWTajBRoW my pasavjoasaM BEADY Kentucky Tear Whiffs 10 Or More 65th Time Now Complete Jo. Star Special Correspondent I nuisville. Kv. The selection of Jerry King ot Louisville Flaget and Alvin I mm ial, both 6-5.

and Tom mgan or Louusviue at aivwt, 6-2. comoletes the Kentucky High School All-Star bas ketball team for its annual diana's best graduating players. id i i i in in i WIU IT BE or th r. moins of Rodger Ward's No. 2 AAoog-Sr.

Louis Special in which the veteran smacked the wall yesterday attempting to qualify. Ward, trying to get in his 15th straight 500-MiU Race, was warming up for his final effort to qualify. Mechanics for Ward say the car can be ready for qualifications today. (Star Photo by James C. Ramsey) The first game, sponsored by The Indianapolis Star, will be held June 19 at Butler Field- house in Indianapolis.

The second contest, under auspices of the Lions clubs of Ken tucky, will be held June 26 at Freedom Hall in Louisville. Both games benefit the blind. King, Ratliff and Hagan are forwards. Butch Beard, Ken tuckv's Basketball, who led Breckinridge County to the state championship this Kentucky Player School Butch Beard Breckinridge Co. Alvin Ratliff, Meade Memorial Jerry King, Flaget Tom Hagan, St Xavier Russell Golden, Central Rich Deppe, DeSales Bobby Hues, Maysvllle Rick Hendrkk, Bristow Robert Washington, Lex.

Dunbar Dave Hkkey, Cov. Holy Cross he er, a Padres Strike Early. Blast Indians, 10-3 mound for the Indians in the seventh and loaded the bases on walks. Gus Gil then singled over two runs. After Walters singled In the eighth, Dennis Hlggins relieved Miller.

Then Elliott provided a tally with a triple to center and came home on a wild pitch. John Papa put his pitching ANYBODY WHO TRIED to play Follow-the-Leader here yesterday needed a mask. The Leader Card can bent everything at the Speedway but the wall. And when the gun i gnaled the end of qualifications, the wall was still standing, but the Leader Card garage looked like the pits at a Jalopy Speedway after a Demolition Derby. Racing hick is a nebulous term which realists refuse to accept But any time you want to sell the story you will find plenty of buyers at the Speedway.

Your luck can jet lousy out here in a heck of a hurry. And if you don't believe me. just atk Bob Wilke, the greeting card publisher from Milwaukee. Or better still, tend him a card the kind you buy for a sick friend. la less than one hour yesterday, U'ilke's garage was turned Into a used parts store.

First. Jud Larson got nut of ihape coming out of the fourth turn. He spun 540 feet, hit the inside wall and skidded an other 350 feet bending the Card into somethtng that looked like it had been ravaged by a kindergarten class with hammers. A bit later Rodger Ward started what would have been his third qualification attempt. Ward is like money in the bank.

He has qualified for 14 consecutive races, won the "500" twice and finished the last six. Ht has hauled away nearly UM.000 in official Speedway prize money and has to be rated with the great driven of our generation. If you go searching for him at the Speedway, the hut place you would look Is the walL But call it pressure or the sad climax to a month of frustration or whateverthe fact is Ward out-and-out lost it coming out of No. 2 turn. He brushed the wall on the outside, hit it a ton on the inside and turned a lovely machine into a wreck.

Larson's car is out. The crew thinks It can get Rodger's into some kind of condition and try again today. Maybe they can. Racing mechanics often work wonden with wrecked cars. But you can bet that there is one thing the people in the Wilke garage didn't go near last night a bed.

If Ward qualifies no. I take that back, when Ward qualifies he will tie a Speedway record, held by Mauri Rose, of starting in 15 consecutive 500 Mile Races Getting the car ready will take a real Old Testament type miracle. But It has been done before. And if the car can run Rodger will get it in the show. WHEN A CAR HAS FINISHED a qualification attempt, ths driver almost always says he thought he should have gone faster.

That's the rule of the game. Thus it was refreshing when Eddie Johnson qualified the Chapman Special at 153.998 and Mid, "that was about all the had in it." If Johnson makes the show, it will be hit Hth consecutive 500-Mile Race. He mads two of his 13 previous appearances as a relief driver. ITS ONE OF THOSE odd quirks, but the garage of Lloyd Ruby, who also had cement difficulties, siti next to the Larson garage. It isn't funny to the mechanics, but a track comedian suggested that they rename that particular part of the garage area, "Wrecks Inc." DONALD DAVIDSON Is a young Briton with a memory so good he can tell you who finished ninth in 1911.

Donald created quite a stir among the racing fraternity with his almost unbelievable gift of total recall last year. He is back-as an Immigrant and Is looking for a Job, preferably In racing here in the United States. A session with Davidson yesterday prompted Max Stultz of The Star to say "that's all very fine, this total recall business. "But there are a few things I am happy to forget." WARM TEMPERATURES AND heavy traffic made the track slicker with each passing hour yesterday. Speeds dropped considerably during the day.

A prime example was Bobby Johns In the number 83 Lotus-Ford. Johns was timed at 158.061 In the morning. On his first qualification attempt he was running In the 153-154 bracket when he was called In. Ha finally got in the field at 155.581. BUD TINGLESTAD HAS qualified the only Lola so far.

The Lola is an American-built Lotus chassis. Tinglestad, who had very few hours practice, Is excited about Lola. Yesterday he said, "before the year is out this will be one of the cars to watch out for." FROM EARLY IN THE morning until lata In the afternoon two gates kept spectators out of the area behind the garages but along about 4 o'clock a gent in a green suit noticed their existence. They disappeared In a hurry. Tony Hulman likes to give his paying customers as much action as safety will allow.

Head Coach: Joe Reibel (Louisville St Xavier). Cards Back Simmons To Win From Mets Ratliff of Meade Memor- "11 tTJ. 1 two-game series with Ia year, will probably play- forward, also. In high played center. King is a husky 200-pounif, a vigorous rebounder aqd good shooter.

His scoriaf average last season waiv. nifty 24.2. Hagan, who weighs. 185, is a real bustler on the court He rebounds well and had a 19.9 scoring average last year.1 Ratliff, 190, had an 18.9 scoring average as a senior. All-Stars Pos.

Ht 5 5 2 7 7 6- 2 1 5-11 5-11 Wt Age Avg. C-F 171 17 26.B IN 185. 185 21 190 175 155 165 17 17 18.9 24.2 lt, 11 112 20.0 42.0 while bringing his record to 2-5. THE METS scored in the first inning when the first two batters, Klaus and Roy Millan, doubled. The Cardinals, however, MA mediately moved ahead to stay in their half when Cqft Flood i 1 and Brock socked an inside-the-pirk home run.

His drive hit the wall on bounce 420 feet from hor plate. After Brock beat out in the fifth mning, Boyer linM his fourth homer to the ltJ field bleachers, also off Mart starter Jack Fisher. McCarver completed' tt" homer barrage with a sMa shot in the eighth inning off reuever uaien Cisco. Now York St. Loan ab M.

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17; 4 0 1 OS 0 1 1 i "HI boo tn kljtji Chicago (AP) Sandy Koufax unlimbered his arthritic left arm and hurled league-leading Los Angeles to a 3-1 victory over the Cubs yesterday. Koufax, who has to take a linament rubdown before a game and then cool off with ire packs afterwards, limited the Cubs to six hits and struck out 12. It was the 65th time in his career in which Koufax struck out 10 or more men in a game. The Dodgers broke a 1-1 tie with two runs in the sixth on a bunt single by Wee Parker, Ron Fairly's double, an infield out and Lou Johnson's infield single. ab ok ot WIHt.1 4 I I 5 I 1 Urdrituf 4 111 Porkor.ib Bockort.l 4 0 I I Oovit.cf A-iinom.

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today. Mary Ann defeated Kim Witsman 6-2, 6-2 and Martha upset second-seeded Marilyn Karabell 6-2, 6-1 to reach the finals in the women's singles. TOP-SEEDED Chuck Kara bell meets Roland Leverenz and No. 2 seeded Bob Duesler plays No. 3 Ross Helft In the 11 a.m.

semifinal round of men singles. The champion ship match follows at 2. Karabell defeated Dr. Wil liam DeMyer by 6-2, 6-4 scores to reach the semifinals and Duesler downed Harold Smo lensky 6-2, 6-3. Helft defeated Henry Whitesell 6-3, 7-5 and Leverenz advanced by default when Worth ington Patterson of New York withdrew be cause of a foot injury.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Mon'i SlnolM HooM Smoltntkl I foottd Chanat Solomon, 4-4, t-l, t-li Pt CulHn oafoottd Richard Wllwn, 1-1, t-l; Wortrtlnalon Patttrttn Portal ad Paul Kromor, t-l, 4-4, Ml Richmond Bastion oafoatod Mtnol, 4-2, 1-4, 4-1; Mlchetl Mortlch dtatpS Rick Jonoi, 4-1, Or. WHIItm DaMytr ot-hatS Toner Ovtrkyy, t-l Ml Duoiltr otattd Prank Hontlty, -1, -l; Kara. bil otlpotot Lvman Comkt, t-t t-l; DoMytr ac'ratot William Rlchordt, 44; Ltvrnt dtttatod Martlch, 4-1; Wnltttdl octtatoS Culltn, 4-4; Hom doltatoB 41; SmaKn- tkl aXootad Srltrto, BO; Duttlor tctooM Smolontkl, t-l, 4-1; Htlft tooted WMtottll, t-l, 7-S) Ltvtrtnt won attault tram Patttraon! Kartbttl hratod DoMyor, M. Siiwtt-Marltvn Cttondor do- tooted Moroortt Pock, M. t-l; Martha Korootii ddostot Martha Irby.

4-2, t-l; Nancy Ruby dttoattd Betty Eld- rldot, St, Mi Martha KaraboH drhralod Mortha Irby, 4-4, ootoull; Kim Wlttmon oottotod Nancy Ruby, M-t, 7-5; Mary Aim sctMngbor avtoitoa Ltt Miliar, l-o. -2, mi Morme karooou sottetat Man- lyn Ctiondor, o-l, t-li Mary Ann Sckongbor tofootod Kim Wltimon, t-t t-l. Speedway Wins Woodland Meet Speedway captured the 11th annual Woodlawn Country Club invitational golf tourna ment yesterday when the team fired a total of 294. Team members scores were Lynn Lee 70, Fred Bumside 73, Warren Strout 73. and Jim Jenkins 78.

Individual honors went tn nun run ouiuvan irum iipion wno had 32-35-67 over the Wood- lawn course. Sullivan was followed by Ed Tutwiler, Highland, 69; Lynn Lee, Speedway, 70; Darrell McFall, Woodland. 72; Hank Ehl- oracnt, country t-iub of in- dianapolis, 72; Walter Black, I Anderson Country Club, 72 TRAM SCORRS-Sl Spotdway 14; Mioh- lone ltt; Woodlona 100. Country Club or ImtlonaprHli Anaonon Country iiuo ma oaniana nt; Tipion wt: Morldlan HHIt 111; UKn Country Club 114; Omntr Country Out 315; South browo ju; amm ii; nincrnt ii: thoMliauy BS; Indian Lata UO; ilhor Hint mi wm biMik Sarah Shank IS; RIvonM JB; Brood- or Ml; Ctanartvill country Cub xm; punant Run at. Valentine, Ellis 7 yje Title Johnny Valentine, the U.S.

champion, will defend his title against Cowboy Bob Ellis in one of the co-features of Friday night's pro wrestling card at the Northside Armory. The second main go pits the new world tag team champs, Bona and Nicoli Volkoff, against Wilbur Snyder and Joe Blanchard. The Volkoffs defeated the Von Brauners for the title two weeks ago at Memphis, Tenn. Three other bouts have been booked. Angelo Poffo will tackle Guy Mitchell, Moose Cholak will take on Roger Kirby and Prince Pullins will face Black Bart The first match is slated for 8:30 p.m.

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m. m. m. Br IPSCIAL CORRB1PONDBNT San Diego, Cel. The Indi anapolis Indians were handed 10-3 lacing by San Diego last night.

One of the Tribe's runs came on BUI Heatns first home run of the season, a clout over the rightfield fence the sixth. Dick Kenworthy's triple to center was the big hit in the third as the Indians scored twice. The blast tallied Tom Agee, getting a hit for the first time as a Tribesman, while Kenworthy registered a bad throw by shortstop Tommy Helms. SAN DIEGO OPENED the scoring with two runs in the first but the markers off Dave DeBusschere were unearned. Shortstop made a groundball error and on the next play made a wild peg as the Padres took the lead.

Lee May then solved DeBusschere for his 10th homer the year, a clout over the wall in right in the third. Larry Elliott doubled in the fourth to drive in two more runs for the Padres and Ken Walters added another in the sixth with his fourth homer which cleared the wall in left John Miller went to the III DMft ok bl AOJOrC 1111 worthy 4 111 JohnMn.l 1 I I 4 0 11 bi (niotl.c Berot.l May. I Ouoon.rt Htlmi.u 011,1 yyoittrt.H T'lntkU 1 1 I 1 1 1 Mtoln.C 4 I Hlckl.lf 1 I 1 I I 1 1 I 110. 1 0 Murphy fi 4 ktctir.p 1 0 I Stoohl, tl 1 0 DovidMn.R 1 I itonk I Totoli 14 atoll 141011 I IrtdionopOHl Son Oloo Q01 101 000- 1 101 101 Hx-10 Halmt, Hoatti. 0P- 1-eMa Son DMoa I.

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WPPopo, Mlaalnt. T-l 14. Peters Bombed, LA. Raps Sox Los Angeles (AP) The Los Angeles Angels ambushed Gary Peters for five first-in ning runs last night and went on to beat the Chicago White Sox 6-3 for rookie Marcelino Lopez sixth victory of the season. Peters, 4-3, was unable to retire a batter in the first inning as Jose Cardenal, Bobby Gene Smith, Jim Fregosi, Joe Adcock and Lou Clinton hit successive staples PETERS ALSO was charged with a wild pitch and a walk before reliever Bobby Locker came in and gave up a run scoring fly to Bob Rodgers.

Lopez shut out the, White Sox on two hits until the sev enth inning when Dave Nich olson and Ken Berry hit sin gles and scored on a triple by Al Weis. Bob Lee saved the victory In relief, though greet ed by John Romano's run scoring single. Lee also hit homer in the eighth inning his first hit in 30 at-bats in the majors. Ckktata lm ot I i tonal, Smltn.lt PropMl Aacock.l GaNyr Povor.l Clinton fill Ibis 4 1 Romanov Skoarrn.l WartJ 1 I 4 I I 1 1 1 4 111 sots 4 0 10 I too i i NkkTtn.lf 4 110 JcnotU 1 Oil its Barryt 1110 McOow.pk 1 Mil Knoop.t Lapoi R.Ltt.t toot sit Lockorj) 1111 1 1 1 I I I I fcrtortih 10 10 TttOlt MI III TtOt II 111 Chicago on jot-i LM Angtlot JN ON Olt-4 I -Mono. LOB Oilcaaa I.

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PB- 1. T-l A AV-llr, AkAAk t-A mAMm AXA.A record at 2-0 but was relieved by Ted Davidson in the eighth. Davidson quelled a Tribe threat In the eighth and struck out the side in the ninth. The Indians will end their road trip with an afternoon game today against the Padres. Indianapolis will return home for a doubleheader against Oklahoma City Wednesday night.

Hurtubise Concluded From Page 1 body might have upset the earth's balance. This was a miracle," said Andy afterwards and then went to work on old No. 59. 'You just don't get two miracles at this place so I don't have much hope for this car. But, after Art Malone had wrestled with it for nearly week, up stepped Hurtu bise for a trial ride and then came the installation or the engine from the Unser- wrecked machine and, Presto, Hurtubise had defied the odds once again and Grana- telli had his second miracle.

The story goes even deep er, though, because a trio of tough-hick guys helped to get Hurtubise into the cockpit and put themselves into the Nov! picture when he quail fled the machine. This was the DVS trio of Dick Sommers, George Deeb and Bob Voight, who owned the car Hurtubise had so re cently rendered into a heap of scrap. They had the rapid one under contract so Grana telli agreed to let them help in the sponsoring and profit sharing if the machine got into the field There is even more for another hard-luck guy was destined to have his moment of Speedway glory from the same series or weird aap- oenings RONNIE DLMAIN, wnose appendix burst on the operat ing table May 5, thought he'd missed the race entirely but was permitted by the doctors to return to driving last Monday. After four days in the Vita Fresh rear-enpne entry, that same DVS team approached him and the owner of the No. 65 Travelon car built by Fred Gerhardt but lacking an engine.

The DVS crew offered its own Offenhauser engine and Duman as a driver for a half Interest in the entry. Yesterday, the next car In line after Hurtubise's wild ride was Duman, who, with less than 39 laps of practice (including qualifying), put the smooth-running beauty Into the field with a 154.S33 aver age. This is the best machine I've ever had," said Duman. "You could put all the other cars Fve driven here into one and they still couldn't match this car. And the people are great "When that appendix burst I thought 1 tad had it for this year's race but now it looks like that may have been one of the best things ever to happened to me.

And the DVS trio? The boys just smiled and smiled and smiled lust like Hurtu bise, GranateJli and Duman. An AA-A St. Louis (AP Homers by Lou Brock, Ken Boyer and Tim McCarver backed up tight pitching by Curt Simmons as the Cardinals ran their win ning streak to five games last night by defeating the Mets The victory was the ninth in 10 games for the 1964 world champions. The Mets' loss was their fifth in a row. Simmons allowed only six hits four by Bobby Klaus Perez Paces Reds Over Phils, 94 Cincinnati (AP Tony Perez hit a three-run homer and two singles and Vada Pins on slammed a bases-empty homer, leading the Cincinnati Reds to a 9-4 victory over Philadelphia last night.

Perez hit his homer in the first inning as the Reds hopped on Bo Belinsky for five runs. Pinson triggered a three-run third with a leadoff homer be fore Don Pavletich drove In two more with a double. BELINSKY HAD difficulty with wildness in the first In ning, forcing in a run by walking Frank Robinson with the bases loaded. Deron Johnson's sacrifice fly produced another run before Perez hit his third homer of the season. Joe Nuxhall got the victory with Gerry Arrigo's relief help.

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