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ENABLE WALKS GATS TO CRUSADERS THE PALM BEACH POST. Wd April 8. 1959 Pag. 17 Too Much Sun-Swimmers In Night Practice Sessions Britton Allows Only Four Hits Scoring four runs without a hit. Palm Beach High's.

Wildcats DarvilPs Single Wins For Stuart STl'AItT Sieve Parvill bases loaded single which scored Bill Gilford and Junior Ausborn carried the Stuart Tigers, 2 1, triumph over Belle Glade in an inier-divl- Bunt, Three Walks Net Falcon Victory Vcro Shades Trojans In 9th VF.RO BKACH Vero's Indiana, coupled a base hk with a Lake Worth error in the ninth inning to break up a tie game and defeat the Trojans, 2-1, hera Tickets for the various sessions (V, jhere Tuesday. Harris "Boo" Lowery limited stroke, 200-backstroke. 400-individ-ual medley, plus the diving finals. The four swim finals will be held 8 p. m.

City recreation department supervisors are handling arrangements at the pool, and bleacher seating accommodations have been installed for nearly 1,000 spectators. 's" visitors to three hits and of the three-day meet can be obtained at the Howard Park pool entrance, and may be purchased for single sessions or for the entire meet. Thursday's program starts with one-meter diving qualifying at 10 a.m., and in the af ternoon trials are scheduled at 2 p.m. in 100-freestyle, 2o0-breast- Celtics 1 at From NBA Title ST. PAUL, Wl Bos ton's hurricane offense blew down the Minneapolis Lakers Tuesday night, 123-110, and swept the Celtics into a long 3-0 lead in pro basketball's world series.

It left the high-velocity Celts needing only one more victory to regain the National Basketball Assn. title they surrendered a year ago to St. Louis. If they whip the Lakers in Minneapolis Thursday night, they become the first team in the NBA to score a four-game sweep of the title series. With playmaking genius Bob Cousy engineering the fast break and Bill Russell forming a human Gibralter on defense, the Celts tore open a close game late in the first quarter and never were in real jeopardy after that.

But Boston once more had to fanned 17 as the Tigers Improved their record to 4 2. Bill Ix-e sin- Kled for the Rams In the second and went all the way around on a three base error on the blow. But an error and two walks loaded the hases for Stuart In the fifth with none out and ended Ram starter Butch Buss' hill tenure, Darvill greeted reliefer Ron Hudspeth with the game-winning hit. Stuart will enlerlain Cocoa for a day night double-header Friday in northern division games. l.K (1LAPK nui mm 0--1 I STl ART IKl mil 3 a 3 Hu.

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Rnydrr. Sunburn was proving such a factor that some of the teams held night practice sessions at the Howard Park pool Tuesday In preparation for the Women's Senior National AAU Swimming and Diving Championships which Hart Thursday for three days. Most of the visiting aquatic stars have been training indoors, and the brilliant sunshine reflecting off the Howard Park pool water lanes was proving an occupational hazard. Among the teams holding night practice after a high school meet was concluded Tuesday was the University of Houston, a team of five freshmen headed by Carin Cone, Ridgewood, N. J.

defending champion in the 100 and 200 yard backstroke events. Coach Phill Hansel said he wanted his Houston swimmers to avoid too much sunburn but he also wanted them to become accustomed to the pool lighting at night, since the finals on Thursday and Friday will be nighttime programs. The Saturday finals will be held in the afternoon. Coaches of most teams agreed that Santa Clara Swim Club, which carried off team honors last year when the meet was held in Dallas, Texas, is a threat again, even without Chris von Saltza, who won two events and was on two winning relay teams, but is absent this year because of Illness. The 100 and 250-free-style events she is defaulting have now attracted the largest entry list of all.

Berkeley YMCA of California, which has talented Sylvia Ruus-ka as defending champion in the individual medley and 500-yard freestyle, did not arrive as early as some otner teams, nut is ex pected to be a team title threat, along with Riviera Club of Indi anapolis, which was one of the first teams on the scene. The coaches will hold a business meeting at 10 a.m. today at the pool, and Ben York, meet director, has called a meeting of his committees to go over final plans for the Thursday morning start of the meet. Visiting coaches and officials will also be entertained this evening at a party at the Seabreeze in Palm Beach. SEAT COVERS Complete or Fronl Spain Onlr THE STORK WITH ALMOST EVERYTHING FOB AN AITOMOBII.K Reid Auto Supply 1508 SO.

DIXIE TE 2-8178 OSS Stocks Replace Speedway Cars July 4 At Daytona on balls delivered in the sixth frames were cosily, he struck out and walked a total of five. The winning pitcher, Scott Lahtl, fanned four and walked only three in posting his neat two-hitter. The game was hitless going into the fifth. Forest Hill upped its record to 3-1, while Seacrest slipped to a 6-3 mark. FORRST HILL OHO (104 0-4 1 (l SF.ACRKST OKI (111! O-l i 1 Lath) and Ltebla; Hardin and Ray, Seminole Club Pro's Son Killed KINGSTREE, SC.

OrV-Willlam H. Picard, 28, of Pittsburgh, son of professional golfer Henry Picard, was killed near here Tuesday in an automobile accident. Picard was returning to his home afler attending "Ilrnry ric- ard Day" honoring his father Mon day at Charleston Country Club. The accident occurred when the Picard car rolllded wilh another car on South Carolina Highway 52. Wilh Ticard was Robert Banks Smith of Pittsburgh.

He and Picard were members of the legal staff of the Aluminum Corp. of America In Pittsburgh. Smith suffered a broken leg and was admitted to a Kingstree hosnllal. In the second car were Mrs. C.

G. McLeod and Mrs. J. L. Sessions, both of Florence.

Neither was injured critically. Young Ticard was a fine golfer apd was a quarterflnalist in the National Amateur in 1951 and was tht runnerup one year in the National Junior Golf Tournament. The elder Picard was at the Charleston Airport about to depart for West Palm Beach, where he Is golf pro at the Seminole Club, when he learned of his son's dcnlh. lie cancelled his plans. The father won the Masters Golf Tournament In 1938 and was the leading money winner of the pro fessional circuit in 1939.

S. I if i Imported In bottla from Camdi A Much could he written of its virtues came from behind 'o fqueeie a 7-6 victory over St. Anns at Connie Mack Field Tuesday night in the first meeting this jear of the cross-town rivals. It was a game with as many errors as hits, and sloppy play figured in all the Wildcat kcoring and half of the Crusader run-making- For F.ddie Britton, who pitched four-hit ball for St. Ann's and had a 6-3 lead after five innings, it was a heartbreaking loss.

He had beter control than a trio of Wildcat throwers, but he walked three and hit two batters, and four of those five scored. In the sixth the Wildcats filled the bases on an error, walk and hit batter, scored two on another error, squeezed a run across on Jim Bishop's bunt, and then got the winning run on the Inning's third error. The earlier Wildcat runs were similarly tainted, coming after a walk, hit batter, midjudged fly ball, error and an infield hit. Wildcat Pitchers Mae Glar.e, Bruce Gruber and Jim Bennett all had troubles. Glaze pitched to 10 batters, walking five of them, then went to the outfield while Gruber pitched through the sixth.

Bennett started the seventh but was racked for a leadoff triple by Crusader Catcher a 1 Lavonia, whereupon Glaze was recalled, and he got the next two batters to ground out to him. while the third fouled out to Catcher Bob Sign. Sign got two of the Wildcats four hits, and Lavonia get two of St. Ann's five. Britton doubled to set up one score and Second baseman Pete Tracy singled two across in the second inning.

Gruber, who was the winning pitcher, walked three but fanned eight. Britton fanned seven and walked three. The Crusaders will play Forest Hill here Thursday night. si Ann's 021 300 0 5 5 Palm Beach ...003 004 7 4 4 Britton and Lavonia; Glaze, Gruber (2), Bennett (7), Glaze (7) and Sign. Lauderdale Beats Cat Nalators Fort Lauderdale took both ends of a swimming meet with Palm Beach High Tuesday night at the Howard Park Pool, the boy winning by 58-28 and tht girls by 56-34.

The summaries: nnvs M-yd treeslyle-L luney 1 ipri 1 Ixmnirv 1FL1. Timt Bird (FLI. 2. Boeaera- hau'sen (I'B), 8. Henderson (FL).

Time frplvle- 1. Mason (KL). 1 Duidcn'(PH), 3. Buikhardt (FL). lime 2.1S 7 liau-yd.

backstroke 1. Christ. (FL). 2 Fries 1PB1, 3. Knight (FL).

Time 1:08 9. um-vri freestyle- 1. Hanev 'FLl, 2 Swenson (Viii, 3. Harrison (FL). Time 57 4.

KKI-vd. breast stroke- 1. Gahbeen (FLl. 2 Hniwnt (FLl, 8. Lee (B).

Time 1:17.4 Divinjt- hliyder (FL), i Walker (rB), no third 200-vd. Individual medlev-1. Day (L, 2. BocKershauaen (PBi, 3. Freer (PB) Time 3:31.7.

200 yd. medley relay won by FL (Chrtst, Browne. Demnsev. Hamaon). Time 2:02 200-vd.

Ireestylt relay-won by PB (Swenson. Barnhart, Ohmer, Durden). Timt 1:44, OIKI.a 50-vd. freest vlt Rlckelt (PB). 5.

Knowles (FLl. 3. Smith (I'Bi. Time 30 7. lOOvd.

breast stroke 1. Gorman (PBi. 2. Healy (FL), 3, Gardner (FL). Time 1:25.5.

200-jd. treeifyle-1. Hunt (FL), 1 Crnia- ley in). 3. Gardner Time 100-vd.

backstrokeL Teasdalt (PB), 2 Forman (FL), 3. Webb I'H). Timt 1:13 l(X)-yd freestyle-L Lowe (PBI. 2. Ash- worlh (PBi.

8. Hunt (FLl. Timt 1:11 S. 100-vd. fly stroke-1.

Gorman (PBi. 5 Warter (FLl, 3. Bulrk (PBi. Time 1:14 7. Diving--1.

Rand HD, 1 Laubueman (FI.i. 8. niela (PR). 2iKi-d. Individual medley-1.

Teasdale (PHi, 2. Forman (FLi. 3. Halt (PB). Time 2 48.

fSI-yrt. medley relav -won by FL (Her bert. Forman. Wattert and Dunn), Time 1. 1 i.

200-yd freestyle relay- won bv PB (Rick ett smith, Ashworth and Crossley). Fuller In Upset Of Mrs. Hopnian MIAMI BEACH, (PI Sally Fuller of Coral Gables, Tuesday upset Mrs. Harry Hopman, Syd nry, Australia, in a women i singles match of the Good Neigh nor Tennis Tournament. Miss Fuller eliminated the Australian, 6-3, 4 6, 6-3.

Antonio Pal a fox, Mexican champion, disposed of Frank Froehling of Coral Gables, 6-3, 6-4, but facps more formidable competition today in Don Candy of Australia. Luis Ayala, Santiago, Chile, de feated Charles King, Miami Beach, 6-3, 6-3. Warren Wood- rock, Australia, defeated Gustavo Castillo, Bogota, Colombia, 6-4. 6-3. John Skogstad, University of Miami, eliminated Juan Rublo, Cararas, Venezuela, 6-4, R-0, and William Alvarez, Medellin, Col ombia, got past Buster Turk, Mi ami Beach, 6-0, 6-2.

WRIGHT Going into the last of tht ninth tied at 1-1, Harold McDuffy hit- a Kround ball to short and made it all the way to second when Trojaa shortstop Jack Ramsey's throw was wide at first, Jim Orth drova in McDuffy with a hit to left center. The first run in the game was scored by Vero in the fourth frame. Mike McCampbell fanned, but got to first when the catcher dropped the third strike, and then made It all the way to third when tha catcher threw wildly to final. Lloyd Crosby plated Campbell with sacrifice fly. Iike Worth, which was held to three hits by Vero's Johnny Thomas, eevned It up with a run in the top of the seventh.

Errol Hicks got on base through an error, was advanced to second when the next man walked and came home when Bob Smith un corked a double. Thomas struck out seven and walked five. Vero now has a J-4 record, whilt the Trojans dropped to 6-3. t.AKK WORTH s1 100 1 4 VKHO REACH OIlO lhOmi- 1 4 Hunter and nitrhie, Anderson (lij Thomas and Mullen. Burn's iNineoIer Winner In 'IV LAKE WORTH Levr Burria defeated Cliff Davis, 1 up.

to win In Class and Col. Donald Marsh defcaled Roy Guffln, 2 up, to taka Class In the finals of tha Nine-nlers Championship Tournament Tuesday at Lake Worth Golf Course. Trophies will be presented If) winnrrs and runners-tip at a lka Worth Men's Golf Assn. dinner meeting next Monday night. Yesterday's final round was held In conjunction with regular Nlnt-oler weekly team play.

Bill Scott, head basketball roach at Hardin Simmona University, Is a busy man. Ha also coaches golf and serves ai assistant athletic director. Mich. Blended Csnsdna Whisky. LOXAHATCHEE sv Game call on the deluxe troubleshoot-er, Frank Ramsey, to discourage a fourth quarter Laker comeback which pushed Minneapolis to within 10 points of the Celtics with 3' minutes left.

Two baskets by Ramsey got Boston rolling again. Tommy iieinsonn, re peatedly set up by Cousy, hit 26 points for the Celtics and Cousy himself had 23. Bill Sharman bagged 19 in the first half and added a free throw in the third period for 20 before going to the bench to rest. Elgin Baylor's shooting misery once more badly hurt the Laker cause. The rookie are had only 14 points and clicked on only three of 15 field shots in the first half when the game hung in the balance.

Larry Foust led the Lakers with 26. drove 100 miles at an average of 170.262 miles an hour a world rec ord for a closed course speedway. George Amick of Rhinelander, fastest qualifier for the race, was killed when his car somersaulted on the last lap around the 2V4-mile high banked asphalt track. Speedway officials said the extremely high speed prompted them to conclude that the engineering and driver know-how is not ready for this modern racing plant. They said a close examination should be made of driving and aerodynamic conditions at speeds between 160 and 200 miles an hour before speedway cars are sent into competition here again.

Wind tunnel tests should be made to determine if racing car designs and body styles could be improved, they said. While there will be no speedway car races, officials said the track may be used for individual tests by car owners and drivers accredited by the U.S. Automobile Club and by tire and accessory manu facturers. The stock car program to be held July 4 will be a 250-mile event for late model sedans and convertibles. Greyhound Results FIRST- RP.

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110 00. Buck Bush 6.00 'JO 2.60 4 60 2 0 8 5 2 1 Lucky Kelvin 4 112-1 2 7 4 3- 3 3 7 4 13 7 4 5 5-13 6 3 6-13 5 6 6 7-14 1 8 8 8-np Muitemv i.ii Happy Fern Santos Pick 3 20 lim Ewell Supremus rOt'HTH HP. But Maverlrk 1'. Time 31.27. Quin.

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Time 40 nj. Quin. 60. Chanty 3 60 10 60 4 60 8 7 4 1 Dim View 4 20 0 3 40 2 13 2-1 5 6 7 3- 3'i 6 6 8 4-6 4 8 2 5- 7 4 3 6-0 3 2 6 7- 1 3 1 3-13 Ml Maste. Red Another Doll (linger Line Rika Delahantjr Fllnht Speed Elsie Ann Attendance.

1.60; Handle. DKLRAY BEACH In a game that produced a total of three hits. Forest Hill feasted on bases on balls and fought off a last in ning threat to defeat Seacrest 4-1 here last night. Both hurlers called the tune all the way. Forest Hill's only hit was a drag bunt, but It ignited the Falcons' winning four-run flare-up In the sixth inning.

Kennon Brown laid down the drag bunt to get on first. The Hawk hurler, Henry Hardin, lost his control and walked the next three men, forcing In tne first run. Em Anthony's sacrifice with the sacks full produced two more runs, and a passed ball allowed the fourth. The Hawks scored first on Mike Vitale's solo homer In the fifth. He also singled to account for both Seacrest hits In the game.

His single started the H.iwk final inning threat, and was followed by two bases on balls to fill the bases with two out. But the next Gomez Double Victor On Mat LAKE WORTH Tito Gomez came out a double victor in the wrestling show at the Lake Worth Legion Arena Tuesday night. He gained the verdict In th 20-mln- ute limit opener on the decision of Refer Lloyd Cole, then teamed with Don Eagle In a tag triumph over Ray VlUmer and Tiger Jack Vansky in th feature. Gomez and Vansky wer both counted out In a match of the previous week and the purse was held up. To settle It, the two were matched In a 20-mlntite, referee decision (If no fall) for last night In the tag match, Eagle won the first fall In 12 minutes over Vansky.

Seven minutes later, VlU mer and Vansky were working Gomez over and when they re fused to heed the referee's warn Inci Cole disqualified them and gave the match to Gomez and Eaele. The girls' match ended In a draw. Ella Waldek used a Boston crab hold to win tht first fall In 27 minutes. Judy Glover took the second in 14 minutes on a series of drop kicks. Neither could gain a fall in the remaining four minutes of the match.

DRA7.KNOV1CH SIGNS WASHINGTON, MV-The Wssh- Incton Redskins have algned line backer Chuck Draienovlch for his 10th season with th club In the National Football League. Drar.enovlch, a alngl wing quarterback at Venn StaU in hU col-legs days, has played in 90 consecutive NFL games with the Redskins' defensive platoon. He hasn't missed one since 19f3. Jai-AIai Krull riRST- Singles. Plaverr Felix Muttarteio' isa Kfiula 0'iln.

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Bill Orriton David Baldwin Howard Hanioa I -BilH. A 3is. mk DAYTONA BEACH W) The Daytona International Speedway is just too fast for today's race cars and drivers, officials of the track said Tuesday. They cancelled a 300-mile race for speedway type cars scheduled for July 4 and replaced it with a stock car racing program. Speedway officials said they made the decision after a careful evaluation of Saturday's race in which Jim Rathmann of Miami Worth Hits Swim Double LAKE WORTH Lake Worth High swimmers seored a double win over Stuart at the Lake Worth Casino pool last night, the boys winning 76-7, and the girls, 65-20.

Results by events: BOVS SD-yd. freestyle- 1- Tapper Tanfield (1.W); S. Oriefin (Si. Time 27.2. UrtVvd.

breaatstroke-- 1. Coxa (LW); 1 Walla (LW); S. Luct (S, Time 1:21.9. 200-vrl. freestroke Tanner (I.W): 2.

Sheridan (LW); 1 Coxe (S). Time 2:21.4. 300-vd. backstroke 1. Dougher (LW); Taff (I.W).

Timt freestyle 1. Lemoult (I.W); 5. Larkin (LW); 1 Randall tS). Time .1:00,9. 300-yd.

fly stroke 3. Lemoult d.Wi; 2. Thomas (LW): S. Lawrfnrd S). Time 3:11.

Diving- J. DeVos (LW); 2. Tantield (LW). 93 5. ano-vd.

Individual medley- JL Taff (LW); 2. Goldner (S); Smium (LW). Time 3:07.6. 200-jd, medlev relav Won bv Lake Worth )Coxe, Walli, Dougher arid Rui-aum). Time 2:13 3.

200-yd. freestyle relay Won bv Lake Worth (Sheridan. Vaughn, I-arkin and Thomai). Timt 2:11.9. S0-vd.

frtestvle- 1. flambn (I.W): 1 Cabre (St; 8. Whltirar iS). Time 31.2. hreaststroke 1.

Davev (LW); 1 Hearn (Si; 3. Adamt (LWi. Time 1:36.5 200-yd. freestroke-, 3. Lone (LW); 2.

Abate (LW); 3. Lowery (Si. time 2:39.1 MiO-yd. backstroke 3. Oibba (LW); 2.

Whitlcar (Si; 3. Blgga (LWi. Time 1:25.7. 100-yd. freestvle 1 Godfrey (Si; 2.

Hall (LW): 3. Swenson (LW). Time 100-vd. flv stroke 1. Brant (LWi: 2 Silvera (LW); t.

Langford (S). Time Diving 3. zmiitowsw (I.W); Turk (LW); 1 Whitlcar (S). 146.0. aiiO-vd.

Individual medley 1. Long (LW); 2 Farabee (LW). Time 500.VI4 merilev relsv ULV.n fcv Ttf Worth (Glbhs, fyood, Brant and ftambo). Time 2:27 4. 200-yd.

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