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PREP By Brad Wilson A mes Miler Rowell Follows Yang Breaks World Mark Homers Cubs by 44 Jackson'sStepsRelayMark In Decathlon Dei Rejpterpgqg 9 Moi. Apt. I 191 I Twins Lose To Bunning 5-Hitter, 4-0 HI llvOII. MK II Jim M.iiimiu' piulii'd a WALNUT. CAL.

M'i-C Vang of V. ('. I A finished with 9.121 points Sunday to smash the Yastrzemski SANTO, BANKS Paces Sweep UNLOAD IN 8TH PRICLDLN set by another rr.u rniler led Amos' fieri -Tl Dob Rowell to Mcnfice a cinch chance for an individual Drake Relay record lo help his tram nnother. a 7-minut VI 2-second two-mile relay; i world record wnun also lowered the Iowa 'two mile rclavs. nlus chillv in the uVcalh- or tied box Inters holastic record ,1 and not 'i drove in three lon.

III! Atil). I i.pi A four run mmng featur mg horm- runs hy Run Santo and I'rme ll.mks with two The 29 co-caplain Vys ail VavllveinsKi i.mif out of a spring training weather most years, we have had more half-milers than sprinters In the last decade of track. However, we haven't had anyone approach the National Interscholastic record of 1:51.9. from the starting blocks. of the Hruin track team mild slump wuh mx hit bar runs Sundav the Tigeis lie.i! Mmnesoi.i, 4 o.

and snappetl a three game losing streak. It mc. i i rage, including the douhlei defending National Amateur Athletic I'nion decath- "I would have preferred him to run the mile, and told him so," said Ames Coach Hi Covey on the eve of the meet here last weekend. "Rut Bob told me: 'No, Rill Jackson passed up his mile record ime win- a ih.it whii the 11! mning opener. Sunday (,., So swept a douhii header from Chu ij-ci.

t' 2. Du Sin. lit. slump vi tun. dme in three runs on i 4-W II I 1 i ner last sear.

pARSON of Red Oak con- mpnn tinues to be an amazing 1 lout earned the uhs to a -I I I victory it Philadelphia Sun-'day. hr is SlH.it i I li i misfd i Willi a hit ski. pint until Aiidn- Iv'i -cis doubled. Hilly Williams walked and Santo colled homer mi an ankle hij'h piti ll.mks hum red on the next pm Hob uhl (2-2). lifted lor a pinch batter in the eighth, jiclded six hits and fanned nine.

Only a fourth inning home run by Hon Demeter, his f.tth. bothered ho now has performer, although he had only a second place 22-foot broad jump to showj m1-for his efforts here last week- 'lis brilliant performance MORE SPORTS ox jo OoVILL recorded hi list VH loiy ill stalls. Ih is I 2 Veal based BUNNING 1() njn a two lun semnd in-mn: and singled home two mote i he seventh. Kaat yielded all the runs, eiidinu the Twins' four- chance last year to help us end. erased the 8,685 points by -'N homer and single.

Hill A- Wi.iL&4 the night- set a two-mile relay record nair time anchor leg or Rafcr Johnson, a former U. C. 7-Xfl 0 1 I 17 7 Frirl 11 una nnlit tka I mm I can uo A athete which second time Steve had run no less xor me ooys week." Wllh i 'A VI The three-game sweep of I taV4yv T' 'V' 1 lh? White Sox moved llos- that distance in competition. sinre July 8- 19,50 Yang was competing in the sire. i although he jogged it in sev cral school decathlons.

f.me rim lor Ml. two i 71 -1 w- fx iJi2 I imp camp in -ij e.n icu San Antonio Relays. The (ilf 4tf AnM.rjfan Aading day decathlon wi fiUV'' 'S-'i 1 '14 Kansas City. rM push ed bark a day by IV YaMremsk, Inked his I. i 0 1 .6 I i H'.

I 'I .1 a It. I) 4 fi I ri 0 I IV. A' 1)01 Frid. Saturday Ing his chores Included a 49-sec-ond anchor lap for Red Oak's mile relay team in the qualifying trials plus a stint with the Tigers' 440-yard relay team. The big question mark in Ames' ability to defend its record apparently hinged on whether Jim Trow had sufficiently regained his form after a muscle Injury.

This probably influenced Rowell'i decision. Covey said, adding that he only makes definite assignments In state meets. The (. uk'fSJ' V--? "ingles in 10 trips. II- if Vi knoked in four runs and knocked in from Formosa finished the final event, the 1.

500-meter i-r I TVS T. It was probably too rugged run, but played it carefully ,4 scored twit Stuart. 0 for-5 in the game, reacted to the lllst nrt(-. I Oh Hid I i r) r4 M. rn r'.

a schedule Tor the senior ho Whcn he came up with leg was a favorite to shatter cramp after finishing a spec- Trow ran his third leg in Drake's hroad-iumn record in tacular performance in the jeers of the crowd and belled i .1 miuhly two run homer in thi fiiM innmi; of the oiul riRT GAME a 15. 3. a full second faster th 71.7 ffi pole vault. He 1 71.7 ffnrt a P'e vault, tie almost set a than Rowell. who wasn't! pressed due to a big margin wis wnni.i viiw week ago at Shenandoah.

A month ago, he won woria record at in teet o'2 inches in that event. Over nr lfi.fi Chum jb rht ft ml on Shoe-in for Busiest Athlete Abilene Christian's Jerry Dyes changed his footwear faster than a shoe salesman at Drake Relays. He's shown with the six pairs he used to run, jump and throw in busy weekend. bister pmoio It rlii t4 (t I h.ftinq over Larry Walker, anchor man of second-place Davis uass a indoor dasn. low County of Rloomfe.d Ames hurd.es.

and 440 and placed evS iLZ Was 4 7 SeCOndS Under ItS in th hrnfiH inmn iinn.ft'i l() h-iro rf 4 At'1 ih i( fml wrt If Hrnsn tin 4 1Nf ft Puhf(ft 3 1 0 V.MV SI I I If A 1 Su't tt 7 1 nnirtn rf 4 1 1 0 Vfl'onr Jh 4 0 0 4 0 0 'iiniAn i i 0 0 irn 0 in 0 0 1 re a 0 0 f.f. I 0 0 (tAd-if; ORIOI I S' PAPPAS IH Rl AS I VI. .12 HA I I IMolU Ml) I mi en ame 1 1 I os Angeles Am: Is eiiois and pili lied a .1 2 victor Sunday, knocking till SIR AK.HI PI IS PIRATI ON I OP. 3 2 I iti rsni'Rf in. pi ns' Kill M.ieroski's Moop sin-j gle scoring Rob Skinner from second base broke a tie in the inc IIIIIU uv a altrt successiuiiy, dui niCRea ine Wears Out 10 Pairs 19G2 Drake beaten by 7:56.6.

uiooiiiiii iu III IT7f ST I A PIIHT WUn mesi comi fi 6 iViide rn Don 1 aown. ine rjar nc a ror a eighth inning and Pittshuruh the Orioles out of first pine. Of Shoes in Track Season loser several times in the high spin seCond. then toppled "1 in ihor mpH.it hani vi a two of the York's Mets. 2.

neat rscw clocked Tr)t 44 '0 Ckaiq O'O ov tvyi- 3 Bfson 0'; (M) "1 U-l 4 A tr(J. Vrt.n. S( h.thi. Hansen Del Ottr DP. Artrv b'riov(3 ifuA't CCiH.

fhic' 17. Boston io Ftii, 7, Rob i ft over. in hlS COUra-' Inhn Sellers nf ramhria.rnrv.; i rnn Dy Maury White trunks nor the sweat aon started orr tne day witn-'minutcs 2.4 seconds worth Neither the suits track athletes IO CD III (o isowcn, ran ine nun out Mis competitor numfier. points to put him overwear have pockets, so small, multi-colored satchels have XTm i Sellers' coach dispatched a 9,000, I. Sunday.

The Pirates' fourth straight victory third in a row over the Mets put them in first place, lour percentage points ahead of St. Louis. I.lroy 1-ace (2 0 stopped the uecome m.iiiu.iiu equinmein ior uiuiia aionu me necessities muk Wt-lKii IW. 01 1 Angeles' three errors in the second inning when tin-Otioles si ored without a hit. Roog Powell homered in the for Raltimoie's other run Oriole starter Milt Pappas sulfered a second inning spiki' wound the riht leg which required four stitches.

He be sidelined a week. oi inc-. Since all boys aren't good duck under the figure and housekeepers, candy bars or will undoubtedly do it again. 4b rbi i I I I I) 0 Actually, Vang broke the record in the ninth event, the javelin throw, with a heave of 235-5 worth 1.040 points. It brought his total to 8,876.

magazines sometimes wind up drenched with liniment. Rut there are some, such as Abil- I Mets the eighth after a two-I run burst off Rob Veale. SECOND GAVE i Di Botlon 4 0 0 SOiii'itj 4 0 rl il? ii 4 0 0 StlMO Ifl 4 0 Clinton rl I 6 0 l-tne 0 0 I 0 I 0 0 Mono If 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 ChiAo I cf ro. .0 Cm hm In ll). JH II ViVq.T rf 'i' tKrr Jn, Jen.

Va.i"I rbi Pittvbonn Nrw York Hn.fnrtn istest half-mile on record in a relay. Nine half-milers clocked times under 2 minutes in either the two-mile or medley relay. Valley's junior Ron Griffith, who ran on West Des Moines' record-breaking two-mile relay team a year ago, docked 1:55.6 and 1:55 2 with the Tigers' Drake Relays medley record-setting 3:32.3 outfit. Other top half-mile stints in relays included: Craig I Si M.iIi f) 4 4 rbi Lo Anvttrt rbi fiHimorr I'l I'MHI ft 4 0 0 hiiiiki ii, I 0 I 'I- li'M 4 2 H-n tt I 0 1 I'm! Ill I I rt cab back to the hotel to retrieve the missing number. In the interval, he passed up two jumps.

After both he and Tim-merman finished at 5 feet 1 1 1 a inches, the West Davenport jumper filed a protest. He cited Sellers' apparent violation of the two-minute rule to make a try when called. Investigation revealed Sellers had noti- fied officials, in advance, that he was passing. Hunt 4 Sn.rlpf ft 4 31 Yang trailed Johnson, and ene Christian's Jerry Dyes, his own all-time best, after wno have to Ih- neat to cram the first five events Saturday, everything in. I A.l rt i I 0 ih I Siiii ii I I Rob s.

fl 0 P(imI Kirk If i. ft 0 ThTM. If )b Ut-M III I He scored heavily Sunday i 2 0 s. 1 rf 4 0 It-ncli'mm Ih 4 1 Miieunki 2U 4 0 Virct.n it 4 0 tMnrv lb I 0 Prtili 1 0 Sr.ttl I 0 VrAir 0 hini I 0 0 till 4 Boston r. 'S Thrrwuii I SArl Mi i Torres Muni It Ch.tnr 0 0 Adiiir 0 OLrlli 1 0 M'(n 0 0 tv' mi Shtnt "I find it easier to keep in shape since I finished school," insists Burleson.

"I was fortunate lo make a good connection with an insurance company in Ku-gene and it's easier to arrange training opportunities now." The world mile record is 3 minutes 54.4 seconds, by Peter Snell of New Zealand. Butleson holds the National Collegiate mark of 3:57.0, and should have his best running in the future. Where, we asked, did Burly The versatile Dyes brought six pairs of shoes io the Drake Relays last weekend. None was a luxury item. In meets where 2'l.

Foi; HR, Sluflrt, Cunninchfloi SMMflfrto (1 Vaults 15-10 2 Yang ran the 110-meter hurdles in 0 for 1.121 points: threw the discus 134-G for 654 and pole vaulted ft 0 (1 IP IR Bf) SO Flshr (L. 041 -i a I Ctx 0 Joyce 1 I I Bumnn 0 I I ToU' J(l Znm I 0 .1 0 I Hfw Yifk V(inhl-lt (W, 9 5 1 0 i e.llibur.in 2 02. 11,412 I u-nrtrrvin, Hunt ani'PO'il TIFC VC0 TITIC 'OH. Nrw York Officials then flipped a coin -II Ciuinn. Bloomfield.

1:57.4 lKtAI' rwt f-ri rvii nrt n. nleirMn ')( NtMt Hunt Krm i 7, P-tf stiiirqh 6 SB, ftrn I S. Irr I 'I 1 An if i. I 'V) (VP 1 I 2 pern -i lanre Hunt. BPrimll, I Oil I rn Mallmori.

7 IP I 17 RA he also throws the shot off concrete, it would have taken a rubber-soled seventh pair. At Drake, the do-everything senior ran, jumped for dis- I I rl (V Steve Carson. Red Oak. to see who got the medal and yf Bill Harrison. Jeffer- Sellers won.

But this was il- h's efforts in the javelin and son of Council Bluffs. legal under high school rules the 1.500-meter run. Roland Griffith. North Des and the bar was lowered for, Yan8s as W()rth ni-f. sr.

ROME. ITALY 1P Inter- IP ft PR lil if 1 1 1 1 1 r.U nA i iituiii nun ut SMh-VcJ IL fin fnr tkn It ili-m vtwrnr tU iry. fp Moines i-5n- and Terrv a mmo-off and 1 immerman a J-J S- IIIC lUIMIIII Vlllll.r think the present crop of Dick Nash, chairman ff tance nnd threw the iavelin. i'l I 0 0 I r.PIM ll. iL.

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9 Carsten. North Scott of Eld- ost again. mjjc pionship Sunday, beating S( IKVII Vi a'e I .1 I A HHP i I 2 Steve Moore, Morning Sun the decathlon committee of it was necessary to have'stars vermis oi I unn, i -o. IfMflry), record? "Oh, under 3:50 easy." he said, without sprinter, had just as tough a me aouinern racmc a. a.

shoes with both long and break when he and two others explained the scoring table' short spikes for each different tied for the last two qualify- does not list points beyond category. That makes six ing places in the 100-yard a height of 15 It is pos- pajrs dash. Moore, making a come-sible that Yang's 15-10', -Ve ernet to fie bow-back after a pelvic separation w'ill be worth 34 points, buti blindfolded." sighs ridge, 1:59.9. The fastest Iowa half-mile from starting blocks is 1:55.2, by Cherokee's fabulous John Graves in the 1933 National Interscholastic meet at Soldier Field, Chicago. a year ago, lost ine nip ui a ixan aaiu mis wiu nave to coin to determine the quali- be decided by the Interna- Because of the medley and fiers.

He ran :10.4 in his Track Federation. How to get a Westinghouse Clock Radio as a gift: The Minors the bespectacled star, who will try the decathalon for the first time this summer. "I wear out running shoes fastest. I guess total 10 pair of shoes in a season." Abilene Christian is happy to keep Jerry shod. Friday, he ran opening legs on 440 ari1haih COLTS NIP REDS OUTDOOR TIPS III Ml MTU 0 0 IM Mill I 0Z BOATING SAPETY SERIES AN UNBALANCED LOAD IS A PREQUENT OUJSE OP CAPSIZING, ESPECIALLV IN and 880 relav teams which HOUSTON.

TF.X. (Pi Bob qualified and finished fifth in Aspromonte's single scored the broad jump with a disap-Carl Warwick from second Pointing 2.1 feet 8 inches. He's ij nc oi pausing. Could Dyrol Burleson he the man to do it? "I didn't say that." he retorted. "I believe in the old axiom that a man is wise to let his running spenk for him." Records aren't coming as easily for Texas Southern's hot-rods, for the simple rea- son they're bucking ones they set in last year's huge swath, but Coach Stan Wright is oft I the hook anyway.

A year ago, Wright promised his relay teams steak dinners for each new mark. A few friends pitched in to help, but the estimated 2." marks that T. S. U. knocked over sent Stanley running for cover.

"I couldn't afford to buy that many steaks," he explains. "I had to stop when my wife suggested it would be nice to buy a little ham- I burger for the family, and i a little less steak for the team. "The boys realized what happened, but this year I base with one out in the 2' MIDWEST LEAGUE (A) 1 Fo Cities 2 0 Waterloo 0 0 I Clinton I 0 i Quad-Cities 0 0 1 Burlington I 0 Rapids 0 I l'i C-ce-ur 0 0 1 Dubuaue 0 11') Rap. 0 0 1 IQuincr 0 2 2 Afternoon same: F.n Cities 101 000 4'0-7 II 1 Ouinc 100 010 010 1 0 Fisner and Richardson; Riter, Warftord I'), Gehrk (7), Hardin (6). Kraft () and Handlev.

A-753. Niqht game: Fo Cities 001 400 000 5 7 0 Qumcv 010 000 001- 2 5 3 Campbell, Johnson (9) and Richardson; Williams. Edaerton (61 and Lano. HR Foi Cities: Richardson; Quincy; Bond A-359. Dubuaut 000 031 000- 4 5 Clinton .040 300 OOx-7 6 4 LiebY, Zeckman (41, Hafta (5), Burns tb, Lee (S) and Kuril; McNeal, Cosenza (9) and IZQUierdo.

1,531. Wisconsin Rapids 000 000 000-0 6 2 Burlington 001 030 05X-9 14 1 Bittinger, Lawrence (7), Sanford (8) and Gruwell; Brummell and Brooks HR -Burlington: Vandiver, Brooks 2, Atkin ninth inning and the Colts nipped Cincinnati, 3-2, Sunday. Loser Jim Brosnan took over after Joe Nuxhall retired for a pinch-hitter in the ninth, and walked Warwick. Rusty Staub sacrificed and Aspromonte Saturday, Dyes helped bring second and first-place finishes, respectively, in the two relays, was second in the triple jump with 46-9, and upset Rice's Ed Red to win the javelin at 238-9. Only two competitors, of the horde in action, drew son.

Decatur at Cedar Rapids, rain 2-Waterloo at Quad-Cities, rain TONIGHT'S GAMES less than 18.00 Wisconsin Rapids at Burlington lapic votes as the "outstanding ath I i i i Dubuque at ennton fflii Fox Cities at Quincy Decatur at Cedar Rapids Waterloo at Quad-Cities INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE (AAA! Frank Robinson and Tom lete." Loyola's Tom O'Hara, Harper bumped heads going! who won the honor, was one. for Warwick's triple in the Quite understandably, Dyes fourth. Robinson went down, i was the other, staggered to his feet, threw' Arrange vxjr passengers level cruising and keep them seated, SOUTHERN NORTHERN Arkansas 8 5 Buffalo 8 3 Atlanta 7 6 Syracuse 7 7 Indian'ollj 7 6 1 Rochester 6 i Columbus 6 8 2'VToronto 5 9 Jacks'ville 8 4 8 I the ball to the ithen collapsed. infield and! Dyrol Burleson didn't pro- didn't make any such prom-; Play was duce a 4-minute mile on When the season is Ip changes must be made, j' the moving person should hold on, keep low and trim boat as he goes. (prepared wrrn cxopeeat)on (1) Cut out this handy Hint-A-Gift Card.

(2) Fold along dotted lines as shown. (3) Display in plain sight of family. (4) Pretend to be surprised when they give you this beautifully designed clock radio. Wakes you to music -automatically-every morning. It's well worth hinting for! You can be if it's WeStingflOUSe We never forget how much you rely on Westinghouse over, though, I'm gonna treat 'em to the best feed they' ever had." BUNT FOULED AND DROPPED-- Of- U.

a C0A5T WJARD soggy Drake track Saturday, but the former Oregon star the second American to Friedman Quits Brandeis Post halted about 10 minutes. Robinson and Harper stayed in the game, and moments later Warwick scored on Staub's double for a 2-2 tie. Cincinnati ab rbi Houston ab rbi Cardenas ss 5 0 0 Hardy If 4 0 0 Rose 2b 4 10 Temple 2b 2 0 0 Pinson rf 4 0 0 Hartman ss 2 0 0 Robinson If 3 1 0 Warwick cf 3 I II Soccer Fan Dies SUNDAY'S GAMES Rochester 11-0, Atlanta 5-1 Indianapolis 5-0, Columbus 4-4 Jacksonville 5-7, Syracuse 4-2 Toronto 2-2, Arkansas 1-9 Buffalo 4-1, Richmond 2 0 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE (AAA) NORTHERN I SOUTHERN W. L. G.B.

W. L. G.B. Seattle 10 4 Okla. City 10 6 Portland 10 7 Vj'Satl L.

City 6 4 3 Tacoma 8 6 2 San Diego 8 8 2 Hawaii 6 9 41 2 W'th 7 9 3 Spokane 5 11 Denver 5 II 5 SUNDAY'S GAMES Portland 8. Denver 5 Tacoma 6-3, Dallas-Fort Worth 2 2 Hawaii 7-0, Seattle 3-2 Oklahoma City 5-1, Spokane 3-0 Salt Lake 3, San Diego 2 EASTERN LEAGUE (AA) SUNDAY'S GAMES Charleston 12, York 6 Elmlra 2, Binghamton 1 Springfield 6, Reading 0 In Italian Riot 2 BRAVES OUT WALTHAM, MASS. a i University an- SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ROME. ITALY One! Coleman lb 4 0 0 Staub lb 3 11 Edwards 4 11 Asp'onte 3b 4 1 1 Freese 3b 4 2 0 Goss cf 3 10 Harper cf 3 2 liLillis ss-2b 3 1 0 T)l A I ri iwui uuiil nounced the resignation iNuxnan i bateman 3 11 Post 1 0 0 Brown 10 0 Brosnan 0 0 Op Davis 0 0 0 iWoodesh'k 1 0 0 soccer fan was shot to death and at least 60 more were injured Sunday in wild rioting Apr 'ox.

for JHorm' --I f-ty. jl r-nv vn- '-pir fWr tr loiais jj 1 Totals 79 A rln.lnn.i; AA, IM AAA A When your family gets the hint, here's where they go: turned into a San Francisco double play against Milwaukee Sunday. With the Braves' Norm Larker on third base in the at two irauan games, 'oo 001-3 Benny Friedman as athletic director Sunday. The former all-America quarterback at Michigan cited thp prowine nrpssure of out- Hniamin' I riH. I pnrinnpiri 8 unn, ton 4.

2B, Bateman, Staub; 3B, Freese, War- wick; sh, Kobinson; Nuxhall 7. staub IP ER BB SO rvuxnan a 3 1 i 1 Brosnan (L, 0-1) '3 1 I 1 1 Brown 5 6 2 2 0 second inning, Ty Cline business interests and the S. S. KRESGE COMPANY SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE (AA) SUNDAY'S GAMES Chattanooga 5, Lynchburg 4 Augusta at Ashevllle, rain Charlotte at Knoxvllle, rain Nashville at Macon, rain TEXAS LEAGUE (AA) SUNDAY'S GAMES Albuquerque 12, Tulsa 4 Austin 9, Amarlllo 4 San Antonio 13, El Paso 4 4 1 Woodeshick (W, 1-0) PB, Bateman 12 persons were arrested after the outbreaks. The gunshot victim was killed at Salerno, where rioting erupted during a match between Salernitana and Po-tenza.

At least 20 others were injured. Several rioters fired pistols, and the. crowd set fire to a police car. MERLE HAY PLAZA 613 WALNUT peel a squeeze Dunt tout about 25 feet down the third base line. Catcher Ed Bailey and Larker collided on the base growth of his boys' summer, camp in Maine as reasons for! his resignation.

Ua olo nnloJ lUn -Mfl In' Reds Sign Collegian For Cedar Rapids ADMIRATION KOUS and Bail7 dropped the athletic policy at the school1, MILTON, MASS. (JP) The Cincinnati Reds Sunday At Naples, thousands and the dropping of inter-1 After a conference among co egiate foolba 1 as reasons the four umpires, the Giants 1515 EAST DOUGLAS MARASCO'S SHOPPING CENTER 1961 INDIANOLA AVE. awarded the double YANKS WIN 2 play. Sports Results Pan-American Games BASEBALL United States 4, Venezuela 1 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Braill to, Canada 40 United States, 57, Chili 37 SOCCER Brazil 10, United States 0 WATER POLO Argentina 9, Mexico 2 Brazil 4, United States 4 MEN'S VOLLEYBALL United States Chile 1 WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL United States 3, Mexico 0 MEN'S BASKETBALL United States 104, Peru it fans spilled onto the field during a match between Nap-oli and Modena. They ripped up goal posts, smashed fences and stands, besieged the referee and visiting players in signed left-handed first baseman Jeff Helvel of Manhasset, N.

Y. The Curry College senior will report to Cedar Rapids, of the Midwest League today. Last year he batted .397 and hit 13 homers at Curry. SAO PAULO, BRAZIL The United States won the star and flying Dutchman They ruled Cline out be cause Larker interfered with Bailey's catch and Larker out because he would have been DANIEL'S JEWELERS dressing rooms before police class races Sunday in the 522 WALNUT Pan-American yachting com- tagged had he not caused 310 6th AVENUE restored order. At least 40 persons were injured.

petition. 'Bailey to drop the ball..