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SLMJAY, MAY SO, 14 Sox Berra ead Yanks Past Rec 9 Snead Seeking A Record Today 1 if Grand Slammer Ices 10-2 Win Boston (AP) A two-hit performance bv Harry Byrd and Johnny Sain and Yosi Bcrra's grand slarh home run helped New York's Yankees to a 10-1! victory 6 TJ5eCWs5l 5U year the USO benefited to the extent of $51,501.75. I'd like at this time to request Indianajiolis professionals whose clubs participate in the event to call me not later than 7 p.m. Saturday with their scores. I'll have Hogan's and we can figure out quickly who beat him and who didn't. HERE WE GO AGAIN Cliff Wagoner, secretary of the lnriianapiill District Golf Association, is looking for entries for the organization's annual 54-hole championship tournament.

It will he held in mid-June. Preferred starting times are available now, hut switch-hitting Mantle, swinging left-handed, slammed a 1-2 pitch by Boston loxcr Sid Hudson high on the screen in left center near the flag poie. It was his eighth homer the year and the sixth given up by Red Sox hurlers. The blow made the score 2-0 for the Yanks. MAMIE'S ROl'N rule double into the left field stands drove in one of threp runs for the world champions in the fifth.

Bauer and Coleman opened the frame with singles, Bauer scoring and Coleman taking third on Mantle's two bagger. Yogi Berra then sent a scorching grounder through the box into center field to bring them both home. The first New York run in the second also came with two out as Gil McDougald doubled off the left field wall just be-yond Williams' outstretched glove and scored on Carey's sing'e to left, one of three safeties for him. The loss was the fifth in eight, games with the Yanks for Boston and the 21st in 31 games this vear. mil.

ivi.a ing on White River. Head is a member of the co-sponsoring Central Indiana Boat Club'i board of directori. SPEEDBOAT ENTRY Herb Heod, 3252 N. Euclid, pictured in his stock utility, an entry in next week end's speedboat rac- By A ROCHE Will the Meridian Hills Coun try Club golf course record of 64, shared by several wielders of the woods and irons, be erased today? Samuel J. Snead.

professional at the Greenbrier Country Club, White Sulphur Springs, W.Va., will give you the answer this afternoon. Mr. Snead, who has been hanging around these parts for some 10 dfiys, give or take a rouple, making TV shorts and looking at rare cars, shot a T5, six under par, while taking his first look at the Hills last week. Wayne Timberman, host professional, called to describe the performance said: "He can't do that to my golf course." But Sam already had done it with six birdies and a string of pars. Timberman said Snead should hae had a 60.

"I never saw anything like It," Wayne enthused. "Sam niKsed half a doyen putts he should have made. When I asked him what he would do in the exhibition today he aald he would break the course record. I'm not going to hct against that." Now that Mr. Snead has been put on the spot and good I'll give you the plans for today, A change has been made.

Sam was to have played with Timberman. Club members wanted their own team to bid for honors in the 18-hole best ball match so Timberman was paired with John David the fellow who hits that long ball and Snead was left with Dale Morey of Martinsville, Indiana's Mr. Golf of 1953 and not a bad guy to have around if you need a partner. So that's the -way they'll work together before a crowd expected to number above the 3.000 mark. The tee markers will be placed in positions most suitable for the gallery.

In other words, they'll be up front, medium or back so that all may see. Snead will begin his day's chores by giving a clinic starting at 1:30 p.m. After that you can start running. You may not be fenced in, but you'll be roped in. NATION AL GOLF DAY Saturday is National Golf Day.

Ben Hogan, U.S. Open champion, will take on all comers at Baltusrol, Spiingfield, N.J. His score will be matched against those of players across the nationthey'll have the benefit of handicaps arid those who beat him will receive a medal. The entry fee is $1. Fifty per cent of the money taken in will go to the USO and the other 50 per cent will go to the National Golf Fund.

Last over Boston yesterday. Bena's blow, his seventh round tripper, capiied a five-run eighth inning that assured the Yankee win and gave him six RBIs for the day. Yogi teed off on a one-strike pitch as the first man to face le-liefer Bill Werle and sent it into the Red Sox bullpen in right center. Byrd, making his first appearance since May 14 hen lie hurt his side in Detroit, yielded the two hits in going six innings to gain credit for the victory before giving way to Sain. Ted Williams homered, his first hit in Fenway Park this year, in the sixth inning off Byrd.

Big Ted, with a two-strike count against him. slammed a fast hall 20 rows into the right field bleachers. There was never any doubt that it was gone and as Williams jogged around the bases he re-reived a slanriing ovation from the 21.992 fans. It was his third of the year. THE ONLY OTIIEK Sox hit was a run-producing single by fammy White in the fourth.

Sain checked the losers over the last three frames. Mickey Mantle shared the batting spotlight with Berra in the 17-hit New York attack on four Boston pitchers with a home run, double and single in four at bats. Mickey now has hit safely in his last 10 games and raised his batting average from .197 to .300 in the span. Sain's single scored Andy Carey who had doubled to start off the Yankees' big eighth. Then Hank Bauer beat out a bunt for a hit, Gerry Coleman sacrificed them along and Mantle was purposely passed by Hector Brown, third Sox moundsman before Wrerle came in to face Berra.

With two out in the third IWIatf-. (TfTtrm New T-rk Hoton AB AB Bauer, rf 2 0 Arjams 1 4 Ooiemn as 5 Mantle.cf. 4 Rerra.f 4 Woduni.lf Collina I 3 1 .1 Plormll rf 4 0 Wlllams.lf 3 0 nsen rf 3 0 Coodmn.3 4 0 While 4 0 r.fptio. 2 ,1 Bolllne a 2 3 Hudson I 1 1 -Maxwell 1 OlKiriv I'Lenhardt 1 Rrown 0 MrDUfld.J 4 arey 3 Byrd Salop 2 Totala 42 17 27 fli Totala 30 3 37 10 Werle 'Walked for Cfllina In aevenlh. 'Khprt out for Hudson in fiflli.

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jie ,14 i 'i 1 1 arm mmtti I TODAY-TONITE MAY 30 Under the rules and with the Sanction of the Contest Board of the American Automobile A-' oclatlnn." Today RACE HO. 1 mnrnummm MLtlafl.tf.tl.il..tf.ii TONIGHT RACE NO. 2 Time 8:30 DST Time Trials 5 P.M. Evening Race 100'Lap FRE-MEMORIAL CLASSIC All Offenhauten 3 CHAMPIONSHIP ALL-STAR MIDGET AUTO 100-LAP CHAMPIONSHIP PLUS 4-HE-AT RACES ALL OFFENHAUSERS Gcnl. Adm.WK Reservations BE.

33? 6 Tfe- it ic ir RACE NO. 3 23 EES? mmmwm 8Tjwtt m. reruns sa wmiww' flW -J fc VMM mm Mum. aw jr JR7 more than half a hundred entries are in and it won't he long until you can't, he choosey. choosey.

Wagoner may be contacted at 1108 Merchants Bank Building. I.I KV PEOPLE Four more fortunate fairway followers have qualified for The Star's hole-in-one championship tourney which will be held at Coffin the last Sunday in August. They are Malcolm McDrrmott of Indianapolis, Lou Mendrnhall of Winchester and Morris Hodson and Dale Snyder of Peru. Receipts of their entries brings the field up to around 55. WALLY NELSON HOST The Central section of the Indiana Professional Golfers Association will hold its weekly pro-amateur at Riverside Tuesday instead of Monday because of the holiday.

Wally Nelson, one of the nicest guys ever to lace on a. golf shoe, is the host professional and he'll he on hand to give contestants that great big smile, even if they don't get anything else. BILL Tmi)KL DAY Another old-timer. Bill Diddel, who is one of my favorite golfers though I wasn't around when he was winning Indiana amateur championships long years ago, will be honored for the sixth time Thursday, June 3, at the Benton County Country Club, Fowler. Eighty-seven participated in this affair last year and I-ouie Quarandillo, the pro, said he looks for 100 this time.

I trust "IxMiie will read this and call in the results. KKsn.TS In TeaterdaT'l ABC low rrnsa-Inw rift tpuniey at llishianr! Country Cluti: Clax A jtrns-John Hart Jr. 67. Ray Robertson TS. Bob Timbrook Clasa A net-Bert Kincan Jr.

69, Andy Anderaon 71 Charlea Johnon 71 Clasa truss winner! were t. Kin-rannon. Bert Klntari Sr. and J. M.

Mabes. fact) wtth SO Claai low net-Jnhn Baker 64, Steve Maier 6S, C.eorte Plerson Clam ironj-O. Dreachler 99. fieorre Rtan 90. Charles TlnUe 1.

Clan low net L. Gehrt 7, Art Endlcott 7, Joe Wade outfielder Ron Locklin, both of Wisconsin, tied at .395. Three pitchers had 4-0 records, including Wisconsin's Bill Robichaud, Michigan State's "Ed Hobaugh and Michigan's Jack Corbett, while Ohio State's Hal North-rup had the league's top ERA of 0.95. For six games, he fashioned a 4-2 record. Iowa's Ed Lindsey took the home run title with four and led in total bases with 33, and the RBI crown was shared by Ohio State's Gene Longbrake and Michigan State's Rav Collard at 11.

Conrad 3-2 Winner For. Southern Crown Memphis (AP) Texas redhead Joe Conrad yesterday became the first golfer in 40 years to win two consecutive Southern Amateur championships, beating Jimmy Wittenberg, 3 and 2. 5 28 VIRY POWIRFUL FINGERTIP FOCUS CONTROL LJ I.U.'s Robertson Cops Big 10 Hitting Title Cooper's Wins For Chicago (AP) Walker Cooper's grand slam homer in the fourth inning backed up Howie Pollet's tight four-hitter yesterday and powered the Chicago Cubs to a 6-0 victor over the Cincinnati Redlegs before 11,172 in Wrigley Field. The 39-year-old catcher, obtained by the Cubs 10 days ago on waivers from Pittsburgh, teed off on Fred Baczewski's second pitch for his first homer of the season. The hall sailed into the left field bleachers.

The Cubs now have 53 homers in 39 games. Scoring ahead of him were Hank Sauer and Randy Jackson, who had walked in sucres- Bucs Topple Phillies, 3-2 Pittsburgh (AP) Frankie Thomas batted in one run and homered for another as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 3-2 yesterday. The Bucs took a first-inning lead when Thomas doubled home Preston Ward, who had walked. Bob Skinner, who also walked, got to third on the double, and scored aftpr Sid Gordon lined to Del Ennis. Thomas' homer came in the sixth with none on.

It was his seventh of the year. GEORGE DONNELL scattered nine hits for the win, and the Phillies used up three pitchers. Steve Ridzik, the starter, left the game in the sixth, to be followed by Karl Drews and Jim Konstanty. Ridzik was the loser. The Phillies broke a four-game winning streak with the loss, and the Bucs scored their second victory in the last 10 games.

The Phils' two scores came in the third and the eighth. Ridzik doubled and scored on Willie Jones' triple off the right field screen for the first tally, and Richie Ashburn was singled around the circuit for the final Philadelphia run. rhlladelphia. AB rm.rnirrh AB 1 1 4 Ri.berla.2 3 Ward 1 0 Pelf nnl 1 smnner 1 Thmj.rf If 4 0 Gordon rf 2 Ashbrn.rr 2 Torpean.l 4 F.nnia.lf 4 Hamner.2 4 Bureets.c .1 WyroMk.rf 4 Naniui.ia 2 llRlre.lf 2 Clark 1 O.KalUf 0 Midotta 1 rtirtHk.p 2 DrrwR 0 1 0 2 Donel.D 3 0 0 'S in 0 0 Komntv 0 0 0 'Lopata lono Totala 14 0 24 A Totala 27 4 7 Fouled for Ka7.anRkl In irvrnlh 'Popped out for Drewa In the leventh. 'Filed out for Konatanty In the ninth.

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U-wameke. Donatelll. Barlick. T-2 09, Reynolds Pitches 31 Win For Notre Dame South Bend, Tnd. fSpl.l John Reynolds, senior south paw, pitched four-hit ball yesterday to lead Notre Dame to a 3-1 victory over Ohio State.

It was the season's finale for the Buckeyes who finished with a record of 21 wins and 11 losses. The Irish, with three games left, have won 10 and lost 12. Ohio Stale 000 001 000- 1 4 3 Notr Dame 100 1 10 00-- 7 1 Rutenarhroer, Finn (Si and Krnit: Rej- nolda and Gaberlk hC il'X Homer Cubs sion and Ernie Banks, who was safe when Shortstop Roy Mc-millan muffed First Baseman Ted Kluszewski's attempted double-play throw. It was McMillan's second error of the game. AS IMPOSING as Coopers four-run blast was the effectiveness of the 33-year-old lefty, Pollet.

He faced only 31 batters, struck out six the side in the ninth and walked two in gaining his second victory against two losses. It was the Cubs' second shutout of the campaign. Kluszewski collected two of the four singles yielded by Pol-let. The Cubs' backed the veteran southpaw with two double plays and only one runner leached third. That was Andy Seminick in the second when he walked and took second and third on fielder's choices.

Baczewski, charged with his third defeat against two victories, was replaced by Howie Judson in the fifth after serving in succession a single to Dee Fondy and Ralph Kiner's 11th double. Sauer's hit that dropped untouched behind second scored Fondy. Kiner later came home after Judson had walked Jackson to fill the bases when Banks hit into a double play. dminnat! A 1 AB 3 BmltJ. rf.lt 4 1 3 3 Fondy, 1 .3 3 1 0 Kiner ir 4 13 0 Talbot.

rf 0 0 1 1 Sauer.rf 3 10 0 Jackson. 3 3 0 0 AB 3 McMiln.aa 3 Meriman 1 Belief 4 Kiar.ewkl.l 4 Grenria.lf 3 Temple 2 3 1 3 Bank! aa 4 0 3 3 0Baker.2 4 4 1 Cooper, 4 3 II 0 0 Poat.rr 3 Sminirk.e 3 Brzzewkl.p 1 Harmon Nuihall.p 0 Toiala 38 4 34 121 Totala 32 7 37 13 'Grounded out for in eighth. Strurk out for McMillan in ninth. Cincinnati ooo 000 onfl- 9 Cfalcato 000 420 00- r-MrMillan 3. Kluarewskl.

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Judlon 1-1. Nuahall 0-0 Pollet 0-0. W-Pollet t3-3i. (2-Sr Enjel, Stewart. Pinell.

Baseball Tourney Starts Tuesday The sixth annual city high school baseball tourney will be held on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week at Victory Field. The city 's seven public schools and Cathedral are entered in the tourney which has Tech's once beaten Greene-lads as defending champs. Previous winners have been: 1949-Broad Ripple; Tech; 1951 Washington; 1952 Shortridge; 1953-Tech. Coach Jack Bradford's Tech nine will be seeking to gain permanent possession of the team trophy. To take home the trophy for keeps a team must win the tourney three times.

Following is the tourney schedule: TI'ESOAY 2:30 P.M. Shortridge vs. Howe. 4:30 P.M. Manual vs.

Crispug Atturks. 6:30 P.M.- Broad Ripple vs. Cathedral. 8:30 T.M. Tech vs.

Washington. WEDNESDAY 6:30 P.M. Winner Game 1 vg. Winner Game 2. 8:30 P.M.

Winner Game 3 vs. Winner Game 4. THIRSDAY 8:00 P.M. Championship! game. smct test Speed Boat Races Here Next Weekend More than 300 of the nation's top outboard pilots are scheduled to compete next Saturday and Sunday in the annual East-West championship regatta on White River north of the 30th Street bridge.

The St. Margaret's Hospital Guild and the Central Indiana Boat Club, co-sponsors of the annual event, have received entries from drivers from all parts of the Midwest and from as far distant as New York and Florida. A PI RSE of $2,400 will be divided among heat winners in two racing divisions, stock hydroplane and stock utility. Top man in each of the 12 heats each day will receive $100. Two special trophy events will be added to Sunday's show.

Qualifications for each day's program will begin at 12:30 p.m. The final event will start at 4 p.m. All events will be run over a mile-long oval course marked by three bouys and meet officials have premised a clear ciew of the action for every one of the 15,000 spectatiors expected. Public address loud speakers will he set up along both sides of the river to aid in keeping spectators informed. A PARADE of pleasure boats and a water ski show, the latter to be staged by the Indiana State Ski Club, will add to the entertainment.

Eight Games For Amateur Nines Today A full program of eight games, six of them here, make up today's Indianapolis Amateur Baseball Association card in the Municipal and the Big Six loops. Game time is 2:30. Three teams will be risking unbeaten records in the Municipal. Unbeaten Blue Sox meets Mallory A. A.

at Riverside No. undefeated Vestal Steel takes on South Side Saints at Garfield No. 3 and Worcel Trailers, also with a perfect slate, plays the Indiana Reformatory at Pendleton. IN THE other loop tilt, Wil-helm Construction plays Swin-ford's Texaco at Beech Grove Park. Mallory CIO 1001, leader in the Big Six League, will feature play in a game against Linde Air at Rhodius No.

2. The other unbeaten team in this loop. CIO 933 travels to Put-namville to play the Indiana State Farm. In other Big Six tilts, Dukes will try to win its first tilt from Professional Pharmacy at Riverside No. 2.

while Alert Cleaners and Fall Creek Athletics collide at Brookside No. 1. The last two teams have 1-1 records. Brookside team want tame In the following rlasaes: Claaa for team in the 12-14 aie rroup and Claul for teama ftom 1-12 years old. tiooal or road t-am" a'e dealred.

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Jordin (7i and Wheatley, Mi Query (7); Batea and Nraa. Campy Returns Today To Brooklyn Lineup New York fAP) Roy Cam-panella, sidelined since May 3 because of a wrist injury, will return to action with the Brooklyn Dodgers tomorrow as a full-time catcher. Campanella, the National League's most valuable player last season, submitted to an operation May 4 to correct a fracture in his left wrist suffered during spring training. He hud hern batting only .167 before leaving the lineup. CHECK YOUR BRAKES Check Accidents LikeJlhjs! Chicago (AP) Unbeaten Bud Erickson of champion Michigan State was the top pitcher and outfielder Bobby Robertson of Indiana took the batting crown in the recently-completed Big 10 baseball season.

Official statistics credit Erickson with a 5-0 record and an earned run average of 2.48 as he turned in four complete games. Michigan State won its first baseball title with an 11-2-1 mark. Robertson of the eighth-place Hoosiers collected 21 hits, a Conference high, in 48 ABs for a pace-setting .438 percentage. Robertson's 28 total bases also led the league. Tied for second in hitting were outfielder Jack Risch of Michigan State and first baseman Don Kellcy of Ohio State with .433.

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