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THE INDIAN APO US STAR -MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1958 Jim Rathmann Is First In 500-Monza Race PAGE 16 Monza. Italy (Spl.) -Jim Rathmann, balding 29-year-old Miami (Fla.) driver, won the greatest race of his career here yesterday with a record-smashing performance in the 500-Monza Race. cars captured five of the first six positions with last year's winner here, Jimmy Bryan of Phoenix, finishing second "Rathmann, driving the No. 5 Zink-Leader Card Special which Ed Elisian cracked up on the first lap a month ago at the Indianapolis 500-Mile Race, had an over-all average speed yesterday of 166.678 miles an hour for the three-heat f3' around the 2.6-mile course. His speed was 21 miles an hour faster than the Indianapolis record.

Rathmann swept all the glory here, winning each 63- heats and had the fastest lap of the day in the final dash when he was clocked at 174.768 on the 12th lap. Bob Veith, Oakland, driving the Indianapolis-owned Bowes Seal Fast Special, was second in the second heat There were two mishaps. Stirling Moss of England, driving an eight-cylinder Maserati Eldorado, broke his steering wheel in the final heat coming out of the steeply-banked north turn. His car hit the guard rail, tires blew, then the racer bounced down the long straightaway, narrowly missing Ray Crawford of Pasadena, Cal. Veith, in the third heat, lost a wheel as he entered a curve at 150 miles an hour.

The wheel mount held until Veith eased the car around the curve and to the edge of the track. Then lap heat. His first and third heat speeds were identical 167.376. His second-heat speed was 165.262. The victory, also, was another triumph for Chief Mechanic A.

J. Watson, 34-year-old Californian, who has built winning race cars at Indianapolis for Bob Sweikert and Pat Flaherty. His creations, also, qualified this year for the front row at Indianapolis. A TH MANX'S speed yesterday topped the record of 160.168 last year by Bryan. He even beat the old 162-miIe-an-hour world record which German Hermann Lang set in a Mercedes 20 years ago tin a track near Berlin that had a six-mile straightaway.

Bryan was second to Rathmann in the first and third WWWWllMi jt'ty iii. -yei 1 1, i. emu 1 1 1 ii mm ft I tt rev- mm- Scoreboard nifcM, I Mays Bat Helps Giants Win, 2-0 u.a.wmm umvini 'iu, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION the, wheel fell off. Luckily there was no one behind him at the moment or there would have been serious? trouble. WATSON, AFTER Rathmann revealed, "the car was good all the announced that the Zink-Leader Card racer developed a fuel leak just before the final heat started.

Billed as the showdown between American, European and South American drivers, only the 12-cylinder Ferrari that Italian Luigi Musso qualified at 174.7, was among the American leaders at the finish. Musso, however, was overcome by fuel fumes in the first heat, and had relief-driving from Phil Hill, an American living in Paris, and Mike Hawthorn of England. They placed third. Crawford was fourth and Jimmy Reece of Speedway, fifth in the Hoyt Machine Special. A.

J. Foyt of Houston, teamed with France's Maurice Trintignant to put the American Sclavi and Amos Special in sixth place. Stirling Moss of England, driving a Jaguar, finished seventh and was pushing Bryan and Troy Ruttman of La Mirada, Cal in. the third heat before mechanical trouble slowed him down. Veith placed eighth.

Five other American drivers were forced out. A front torsion bar broke on the Wolcott Special. A broken crankshaft sidelined the D-A Lubricant Special and Eddie Sachs Jim Robbins Special tossed a piston through the block. Don Free-land's Bob Estes Special also was a mechanical victim. RUTTMAN'S Agajanian Special was forced out on the final heat after the car developed a fuel leak on the 12th lap.

Only six of the 19 starters finished the race. Juan Manuel Fangio, the world road-racing champ from Argentina, made only several laps in the third heat. His car, the Dean Van Lines Special, had a broken piston before the race. Chief Mechanic Clint Brawner asked for a delay in the start of the race to make repairs but Ferrari and Maserati crews refused to agree. When the car finally was repaired for the last heat, Fangio made one fast lap then several slow ones and pitted with a clogged fuel line.

Fangio had been a fast qualifier. He said yesterday, "I am very disappointed. I never like to cut a bad figure. I had hoped to have a chance to win this last heat." RATHMANN, WHO finished fifth at Indianapolis last May IV, 4Vi 4S 4J i 43 41 35 i Chorletten Denver Minneapelte Omaha Wichita INDIANAPOLIS PCT. .370 .331 .513 .415 .363 I 31 31 34 31 39 4S 41 51 ning and Antonelli set down Cincinnati (UPI) Willie a 14 II SI.

Paul the Redlegs in order in the lauiiille If ninth. Worthington's seven vie Mays connected for his first extra base hit in 78 at bats and drove in his first run since June 7 yesterday as the San CI tories are only one less than he scored all last season and the same number he won Francisco Giants beat the On NATIONAL LEACUi I frt. Milwaukee 37 78 .56 St. loun ,35 31 .530 San Franciic 37 33 .579 Cincinnati 32 31 .500 Chicaae 34 37 .479 itt.kureh 34 37 .479 hiladelehla 30 34 .469 Le, Angelee 31 38 .449 4'A oinnati Redlegs, 2-0, behind the, four-hit of Al Worthington and Johnny Anto- V4 nclli. et Mays, who broke his extra in 1956.

Braves Gain 20-6 Verdict; Aaron Stars base famine with a double in iov, AMERICAN IEAGUI I Pel. New Yerk 43 23 .652 Kamot City 35 32 .532 Rattan 35 34 .507 Detroit 93 34 .493 Chicaae 33 35 .415 Cleveland 33 3R .465 Raltimere 31 3ft .463 Washington 29 40 .420 the fifth inning, slammed an 11 other double in the seventh 1 i'A 11 inning to drive in Worthing 15'A jjx 1,4, i-, -MCii. ton. The 200-pound pitcher, who won his seventh decision of the season, had singled and Milwaukee. Wis.

(UPI) Hank Aaron continued a moved to second on a sacrifice 30 and was second there in 1957, said, "We could have gone speedy recovery from his worst batting slump with four by Eddie Bressoud. another 500 miles. We could have gone faster, too, but I hits, one of them a grand A WALK, a single by Bres wanted to save the car and I wanted to stay in the race. coming back next year." slam homer, to lead the Mil soud and a double by Daryl Yesterday's Results AMERICAN ASSOCIATION INDIANAPOLIS I Oenver 4-10. Charleston 1-4, St.

Paul 0-3. Omaha Wichita 7. Minneapolis 12-3, Louisville 1-2. NATIONAL IEAGUI Milwaukee 10. lot Anoeles 6.

San Franclsc 2, Cincinnati 0. Philadelphia St. louis 4 (IS In ninasl. Pittsburgh 4-3. Chicago 3-1.

AMERICAN LEAGUE Kansas City 12, New York Baltimore 11-5. Cleveland o-2. Bested 10. Detroit 7. waukee Braves to a 10-6 vie Spencer produced the Giants There was some $90,000 in prize money in the race, and it tory over the Los- Angeles first run in the third inning.

was estimated the victory was worth about $30,000. Dodgers yesterday. Aaron batted in five runs Most U.S. drivers get about 40 per cent of the winnings, Don Newcombe, acquired from the Los Angeles Dodgers on June 15, yielded both San Francisco runs and suffered with the rest going to the car owners and mechanics. However, Rathmann's deal with the car owner, John Zink of Tulsa, Okla, in all to highlight a 14-hit Braves attack against four Elisian, then both cars turned over several times.

Elisian escaped with minor injuries. Running toward the accident are Walt Flynn and Jack Fritz, both of Indianapolis. (Photo by Paul McGuire) FATAL ENDING Jim Davis, Indianapolis driver, was killed yesterday in the above race car wreck at New Bremen, Ohio, Speedway. Davis' car collided with a skidding car driven by Ed Washlntston 12-11. Chlco.e 0-12 I2d Dodger pitchers.

The Braves right fielder, who was the most valuable player in the league last year, now has got am 1 1 Inninssl. Today's Schedule was not disclosed. How They Finished 1 Jim Rathmann, Miami, In a Zink-Leader Card ten 11 hits in his last 15 his second loss in three decisions with the Redlegs. His overall record for the season is 1-8. Worthington held the Red-legs to four scattered singles before he was lifted for a pinch-hitter in the eighth in- times at bat and his effort yesterday alone raised his Indians, Denver Divide In Wild Doubleheader AMERICAN ASSOCIATION INDIANAPOLIS at Denver (nisht).

Wichita of Omaha (nlohtl. Charleston at St. Paul (night). Only gam hduld. NATIONAL IEAGUI Special, 2:59.37.3, average speed 166.7888 (189 laps) average 10 points to .282.

He 2 Jimmy Bryan, 31, Phoenix, Belond AP special, has been below .300 all 3:1.9.6, (189 laps). Cincirtrtaft Cincinnati rf Mllwauk (nightl-Pur 3 Phil Hill, American living In Paris; Mike San Froncfsc AB RP1 AS PBl kev 11-41 vs. Soahn 19-4). TeenDlo.2 loe Angelee at St. lowie fnight1-45iaU CATCHER Del Crandall and Britain, and Luigi Musso, Italy, alternating in -cylinder Ferrari, 3:10, (180 laps).

Drews finally quelled the Denver Base hits sprayed Billy Bruton helped on offense 4 Ray Crawford, Pasadena, Meguire Mirror Glaze around Bears Stadium like popcorn on a hot stove last Special, 3:1:26.4, (178 laps). Soencer Mavi cf Cepedn 1 Jabionski 3 t-trtcmon If VVoaner.lf Pnvenport 3 Kirlclcind.rf Aleu.rf SrtwYiidt.C lombardo 10-0) vs. McDaniol 1471. Only gam scheduled. AMERICAN IEAGUI Cleveland at Chicaa (niohtl-Mcllsh (3-51 vs.

Donovan (3-BI. Kansas City of Detroit Carver (7-4) vs. Susc 11-01. Only gam echeduleef. too, each driving in two runs.

Crandall hit a homer in the seventh. Aaron's grand slammer was his 14th homer and night as Indianapolis and Den 5 Jimmy Reese, Speedway, Ind, Hoyt Machine Special, Thurmon.lf Grommns.SS Ivnch.rf 'Whisenanf Crowe, 1 Hook. 3 Boilev.t, Belief McMillon.ss 'Robinson, If 'D'ftpfl Jeffcoat, Tolal ver divided another marathon 3:1:50.2, (178 laps). Ticket Sale Today The Victory Field ticket office will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

today. three runs in the first inning of the second game. WINKLES AND Garcia singled, Beard walked and 6 A. J. Foyt, Houston, Texas and Maurice Trintignant, doubleheader before a crowd of 5,063.

outburst by getting Flowers and Roberts on easy rollers. The Tribe surged back in the seventh with a three-run cluster which brought two new Denver pitchers to the mound. Beard walked and Romano doubled him home. Jack Mc-Mahan replaced Flowers and served singles to Altobelli and France, Sealvi and Amos Special, 2:55:58.8 (174 laps) second grand slam of the season and the third of his career. Anton Total The Indians used Allie 7 Stirling Moss, Britain, Masterati Eldorado, 2:40:59.2.

34 10 (164 laps). Clark's grand slam home run to down the Bears, 8-4, in the 'Fld eut for McMillan in eighth. Grounded ai't for Nenvcnmb in eighth. Lined out 'V Worthington in ninm. 4Hied out lor Lynch In ninth.

8 Bob Veith, Oakland, Bowes Seal Fast Special, Romano doubled for two runs first game. 2:27:23.0, (153 laps). Braves Pitcher Bob Rush helped by keeping the Dodgers scoreless on two hits the first four innings while his teammates built up a 5-0 lead. He to send Stadnicki in hasty re Sin Proneisco 001 000 1 00-3 Cincinnati 000 000 000-0 Denver -came back with late Inning uprisings to outslugthe 9 Ivor Bueb, Britain, Jaguar 3:1:25.8, (148 laps). 10 Troy Ruttman, La Mirada, Agajanian Special, treat.

Ben Flowers came on to PO-A San Francisco 27-8. Cincinnati 15. lOB-San Francisco 10, Cincinnati walk Altobelli and fill the Tribe, 10-8, in the second game 2:12:7.9, (135 laps). 5. 2B-Spencer, Mays 2.

S-Bfessoud. began weakening in the sev IB ft tlB SO Williams, Jensen Lead Red Sox Detroit (AP) Ted Williams and Jackie Jensen slammed three-run homers and paced the Boston Red Sox to a come-from-behind 10-7 triumph over the Detroit Tigers before yesterday. Jensen's blast came in the sixth inning after a single by as 31 hits caromed off the bats. Werthinaton W. 7-.

4 1 3 11 Jack Fairman, Britain, Jaguar, 2:0:3.7, (114 laps). 12 Masten Gregory, Kansas City, Jaguar, 2:0:11.1, Arvlnnxlli I 0 0 0 fiwromb IL, 1-8) .,872220 Je-sfcoot 1 1 0 0 0 0 (99 laps). 13 Harry Schell, American living in Paris, Ferrari- Delmor. Jackowsic T-I 05. A-l 8 4M) Chinetti, 1:1:33.2, (71 laps).

enth after holdifig the Dodgers to one run on Charley Neal's homer in the fifth. Rush left the game in the ninth when Neal homered again after Dick Gray's single. Gene Conley finished up for Rush in the ninth, striking out one batter and getting the other two to fly out. 14 Johnny Thomson, Boyertown, D-A Lubricant Special, 1:5:25.8, (65 laps). Callison for the second tally.

In came Joe McClain and Phillips greeted him with a single that chased Altobelli home. The Bears bounced right back for three runs off Drews to again take command. Denver added an unearned run in the eighth when Al Facchini booted Roberts' grounder and i doubled off Flanigan, fourth Indianapolis pitcher. Three straight pinch hitters went down for the Indians in their half of the inning, Ros-boro and Dixie Fanning and Clark grounding weakly to the pitcher. SECOND CAM! INDIANAPOLIS World driving champion Juan Manuel Fangio of Argentina.

Williams and a double by Frank Malzone. It was Boston slugger's 23d of the season Rodger Ward of Los Angeles, Eddie Sachs of Center Valley, and Don Freeland, of Speedway, did not classify. THE GRIZZLIES, who dropped into a first place tie with Charleston, came from behind with five runs in the sixth -off Don Rudolph and matched a three-run rally by the Indians in the seventh inning as the exhausted pitching staffs of both teams struggled. Allie Clark's grand slam home run proved the difference as Indianapolis took the first game. The veteran Clark lashed bases and Phillips squeezed Beard home with a bunt.

Denver got to Rudolph for one in the first on Roberts' double and Gordie Windhorn's single. Indianapolis scored two more in the third on successive singles by Altobelli, Callison, Phillips and Carter. Callison was thrown out going into third and Carter at second on over-eager base running during the rally. The Bears chased Rudolph in the sixth when they put together five singles and Sanders' double for five runs and a 6-5 lead. HIST OAM INDIANAPOLIS Lee Anoelee and enabled the Red Sox to tie the contest at 5-5.

Milwo.uk AB RBI AS SB William, If 5 3 0 5 0 0 Dees Balks On Pro Ball lloseboro.e otrr Snider, ef Aaron, rf rurillo.rf Cincinnati (AP) The Cin Hodaes.l Zimmer.ss Grey, 3 Neal.2 cinnati Royals have just about Tarre.t Adcock If Logan, Bruton.cf Crondoll.e Push.o Conley Williams. given up hope of signing In one of John Kucab's sliders far Drvsdole.p K.po diana Archie Dees, the first AB RBi AB RB 5 3 1 Koough.cf 5 1 Virgil. 3 4 0 0 Runnels. 2 5 3 2 Zermal 0 Williams.lf 4 2 3 Kuenn.cf 5 0 0 Whiw.e 0 0 0 Harris, I 4 2 0 Malzone, 3 5 2 1 Kaline.rf 3 0 0 Grnn.l 5 10 Maxwell. If 4 3 1 Jensen, rf 3 13 Martin, 4 1 4 10 Wilson 4 1 0 'Brewer 0 0 0 Foytock.p 2 2 2 Stephens, If 1 1 1 Morgan.

0 0 0 Buddin.ss 5 2 0 Aguirre.o 0 0 0 Sullivan. 4 0 0 francono 10 0 0 0 FiSfher 0 0 0 0 'Hozl 111 Totals 38 12 Totals 4114 10 I IBI 'ilka AB Winkles, 4 1 1 1 Roebuck. 'Howell 1 Play Off Set In Golf Meet -Denis Harrington and Jerry Walker tied at 143, three over par, for first place in the Indianapolis Stroke Play Championship golf tournament at South Grove yesterday and will engage in an 18-hole play, off for the title next Sunday at 11 a.m. Harrington shot 36-35 71 yesterday to go with his 72 of Saturday while Walker carded 37-32 only subpar score of the tourney, after posting 74 in round one. Dick KirkpatrJck, first-day pacemaker with a 70, slipped to a 79 with 43 on the last nine and deadlocked for 12th position with 149.

Other scores: iVnlo 37 10 Totoli Totalt 23 1410 focchim.ts 0 Garcia. 2 4 fFonner far Kino In Mventh. over the leftfield fence in the sixth inning to score behind Vince Garcia, Jahn Callison and John Romano. Previously John Blanch-ard's bat had twice brought Clark 1 1 3 3Flid out far Roebuck in ninth. AS Winkles 4 Garcia, 2 5 flaniaon.a toe Anaelei 000 010 National Industrial Basketball League.

He said, "We've talked to him on repeated occasions and haVe made him what we think is a very attractive offer. "But he says he wants to play a few years of AAU ball to see how good he is before trying the NBA." Omaha 8, Wichita 7 Omaha (AP) The Omaha Cardinals protected their fourth-place position in the Beard 3 M.lwauke 1C4 004 10x-10 Royal choice in the National Basketball Assn. draft last April. A team spokesman said yesterday that Dees, 6-8 and twice winner of the Big Ten's Most Valuable Player award, apparently wants to go with Denver's D-C Truckers of the Callison, 4 hod out for Aguirr in svnth. 12 f-None.

PO-A-lol Anoel 24-13. Mil. Clark. rt. If wctukee 27-11, DP-Z'mmftr and Hodges; Allebelli.l 'Ron for Berbrt in ighth.

'Singled for Fisrher in ninth. Struck out for Virgil In ninth. Drvidate, Nea? and Hodgett Neol, Zim- Phillips. If mer and Madges. lOB-Lot Angeles 5, 1 2 3 I 1 0 0 Romano.

Altobelli, 1 4 Callison. rf 5 Phillips. If 4 Carter. 3 4 Rudolph.) 3 Drewt. 0 latman.

0 1 Totalt 39 Milwouke 6. Srhoendiemr, 041-10 tronaall. wir-Neal I. Gray, Km 002 Oil 003 300 Boston Dtrgit 002- 7 Crondall. SB-Aaron.

S-lorr. Anroni Rutrl. 'Beard. cf Carter. 3 Boyer, Orewt, Flanigan.p Hatman, Tetols IS I 24 11 IP PER Bt SO Miami (I 321 E-Williems, Whit.

PO-A-Boston 27. 13, Detroit 27-9. DP-Runnels, Buddm rind Gernert. LOB-Boston 7, Detroit 5. 2B-Keough, Runnels.

Mglzon. Maxwell, SB- 2 3 Drysdol 11 21 K'PD RBI 4 4 3 1 5 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 110 0 6 6 15 0 0 0 0 Maxwell. HR-Jnsen, Williams, Stephen. DENVEI Roebuck Rush IW. 4-3) 1 0 1 8 10 1 0 S-Kolin.

Sign Ram Contracts Los Angeles (UPI) Halfbacks Alex Bravo and Jimmy American Association with an 8-7 victory over Wichita last night. Conley Roberts. 2 intk.il. SS Windhrn, rf Blonchard, If Bella. 1 Ropp.

1 fWitliomi Ditched to 3 in thirds (Drvs- Sullivan W. 5-2) forniles Foytock Morgan DENVEI AB 3 1 0 3 IP 8', 11 I 5 6 I 2 1 1 2 5 da pitched to 4 in sixth. Rush pitched to 2 in ninth). Wichito 310 000 300-T 15 1 ER BB SO 7 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 5 5 0 0 Honochick. M4 Fred Burnsid, Berry, Sanders, cf U-Secarv, Venzen.

5udol. Contort, W- Omaha 410 110 01x- 15 0 Orr have returned their signed contracts to the Los Angeles Rams, it was announced 7 Aguirr 2 29. Hsclw II, 3-! Bayt 73-73f Dick Hell, Al 3 3 I ..0 4 4 3 7 3 2 0 1 0 .26 Kolsr, Valentine (1), ovmnd liltlef.eld (l and Lennerti linker, Clark II Benedict (71. Mob (71. 1 Chimin, 181 and Queen.

W-Chittunt. l-Ravmond. Soar. Umont. Surnnors.

Hardaway, 3 'Wilson II, 3 Stadnicki, flowers, McMohan, Hassell, Roberts. 2 Wilson. If Windham If Blanchard Bella. rf McMansts.1 Sanders, cf Brickell.se Donnelly, Kvcab, 'Soap Johnson. Tetols 74 T-2i43.

B'yi-, 77. D'esier, 71-77- Jo Ha-bm, rent Penning, 74.74. Bjtier. 74-71 1 MtClatn. Chicago, Louisville Yachtmen Win Here .41 10 1 10 27 10 Totals THE ONE GIN DISTILLED IN 15 COUNTRIES the Bears from behind after the Indians had taken two-run leads.

THE TRIBE SCORED a pair off Ed Donnelly in the ''third when Romano doubled home Garcia and scored moments later on Joe Altobelli's sacrifice fly to left. Blanchard unloaded a triple into the rightfield corner off Cloyd Boyer in Denver's half of the inning to score Gene Hassell and George Wilson. Indianapolis moved ahead, 4-2, in the fifth on doubles by Garcia and Romano, Altobelli's single and Ted Beard's fly to right. Kucab relieved Donnelly and quickly cut the Indians down. BACK CAME BLANCHARD to hit a home run over the right fence after Curt Roberts doubled.

Bobby Winkles started the winning Indianapolis rally with a single. Garcia forced Winkles at second trying to sacrifice but Callison kept the rally Singled for Hardaway in seventh, 6 21 Al Berg of the Corinthian Hit tocrlfit fly for PtiilliBi In fifth. 'Ron far Wilson in seventh. 'Strvcsr srt for Latmar, in alghth. out for Winkle in eighth.

'Grounded out far Garcia irt eighth. Yacht Club. Chicago, and Indianapolis .....302 000 300- Bernie Schulten of the Wind AND SERVED AROUND THE WORLD! jammer Yacht Club, Louisville, won the a Hoosierland regatta yesterday at Geist Reservoir. Denver lOO 005 31-10 RBI Romano 3, Callison, Phillip 3, Carter, Windham 2, Blancetord 2, Bella, Ropp, Sanders 2. Hardaway, Wilson.

2B-Rmon 2, Roberts, Sanders 3, Wind-horn. HR-Blanchard. Phillips. DP -Brickell Bells. tOB-lndianaplis I.

Denver 7fc IP El BB SO Berg won the lightning class 'Hied eut for Kvcab In slth. 'Ran far Carter in seventh. Indianapolis 002 tVB Denver 002 020 0-4 RBMtomon t. Clark 4. Altobelli.

Beard. Blanchard 4. 2B-Colheea 2. Roman 2. Garcia.

Roberts. 3S-Slonchord. HR-Blonchord, Clark. S-Colliin. Sf-Altobelli.

Beard. DR-Winkles to Garcia to Altobelli. LOB-lndionapolit 10, Denver If II BB SO Bover (W. B-3) 5 5 4 4 3 3 Orewre. 1A 1 0 0 2 Flaniaaq 0 0 0 latman VsO 0 0 0 Donnelly 4V, 7 4 4 3 1 Kvcab (1.

1-5) IV, 3 4 4 2 Johnson 1 0-0 1 HB-0rmlly fRemane), Bover (Roberts) "B-Romon. U-Corrobbo, Comer and Kinnamon. Rodtlph 57, 10 6 2 Drews IL. 0-1) I 4 3 3 0 0 only J3.99 45 Qf. and Schulten was winner in the Y-flyer class.

The regatta Olme.lo Trims Grant For Valley Title Chattanooga, Tenn. (AP) Alex Olmedo took only 55 minutes to overwhelm Grant Gelden of Chicago. 6-0, 6-2. 6-0, for the men's singles championship of the Tennessee Valley Invitational tennis Tournament. The issue never was in doubt as the top-seeded Oimedo, from Southern California and Peru, consistently kept Golden off balance with his powerful serves and booming net game.

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Corinthian robbo. T-2-25. Yacht Club; 3, Bob Suckles, Decgtur. II I Ton Brizandme. Greenvill.

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