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USSIA TAKES LEAD Nil WIWT OMMAND OLYMPAD PALM BEACH POST-TIMES, Sunday. Jan. 29. 1956 Pag 47 Skaters, Skiers Gain Big Margin Girl Wrestlers Top LW Event Stadium Slants Eggs A-lLa Como For Toney's Gxil LAKE WORTH A five girl wrestle royal will top the weekly American Legion wrestling show Tuesday night at the Legion Arena. The co feature will match "Fnemoe" nnrl hi not nio affainst F.riunrrin Poi-o tin, "WilH CORTINA d'AMPEZZO.

Italy, Jan. 28 lPi Russia's zephyr-lik speed skaters and nnrcly women skiers shot the Soviet Union into a cnnimnnrlino- lend for iinriffieinl i i ictun iiuuurs uiuuy hi me scveimi winter Olympic games. America had nothing to cheer but a second to tne mat world as tne In Jack ikv and Dnn Arnold in a nne fail round hockey victory. :30 minute encounter. This bout is Led by Johnny Mayasich of seduled to get under way at Evelyth.

who scored p.m. goals, the United States ice hockey wrestlers are Judy team registered a comeback 4-0 Glover, Olga Znpeda, Edith Wade, triumph over Poland and virtually Lana, Lamar and Libby Gonzales. Jyfa www hey wil start a free for all at education major. bracket of the Olympic tournament" Tho Yniiirc oi- nnoi hv r7shn. Slovakia in their opening match eliminated they will be matched! 11 11.

Vnta-yesterday 4-3. ln special bonis. The winner of IVeUCr LiUier But when the gold medals were handed nut im- ihe three lniest; championships, including the two man bobsled event dominated byi th roi.iitoas nniinnc in iwd hito and blue colors were back in line.la"d wiu be favored, providing the ocu ana as uiey are pinned or "le ''assle royal will receive a cash bonus. Legion officials sai'; "ver. "'e moiuiceuo.

ria. g'" is the Florida State champion "lner wrestlers do not gang up on her. Olga Zapeda. a Houston. "'ry sin, is a scien- suer and insists she has cna ice to win even against Etigenij Grishin.

a 24-year-old Ihe wind on ice, led a 1-2-4 Soviet 8rl Mexican descent, is in her finish in the 5(H) meter speed -venr of professional wresting sprint with the world record llnS and won moi'e than 50 shattering time of 40.2 seconds. Der cenl her matches. Miss La- with the cue. Perry's answer Is typical, as he explained, "Father, the barbershop was next door to a pool hall." The Pennws had an inkling that Como was thinking about flying down here, for during the show, Como told the pool champ, "let me show you the Penna shot," which broke up his viewers In one house we know. In addition lo designing some pretty hot clubs for the McGregor and signing up bright pro prospects.

Penna has had great success in seeing that national personalities also have those clubs. A personable guy, he's putting his company's clubs in the hands of such as Martin and Lewis and the Vice President, in addition to Como, Crosby. Hope, and others. Mr. Nixon, following his stay at Delray Beach recently, wrote to Toney, thanking him for helping his family in Ihe gentle art of club swinging, and also for the model clubs.

The vice president said that "no one has beaten me yet with these." Toney said the President would have stayed at Delray, but Ihe lack of a hospital close-by changed the plans. A bond issue will be decided soon, to construct a hospital in that area, and that should change Ike's mind. Now, if you're thinking this Taylor guy really has some inside contacts and is a red hot reporter, allow us to straighten out. Mrs. Taylor is "Dook niece, and all lazybones Taylor did was eaves-drup on the conversation at home, in between acts staged by our 13-month-okl daughter-for Gi ftat-Aunt "Dooks" I good gracious, doesn't that make you feel old.

whrm our daughter thinks is "the most." By DICK TAYLOR It might prove to be a little Inconvenient, and mayhap expensive, but golfer Toney Penna has discovered how to get his pretty daughter. Ricky, interested In breakfast, and more specifically, eggs. It's so simple. I don't know why I didn't think of it: Just let singer Perry Como scramble the eggs. Como, a very popular guy, sneaked into Delray Beach last weekend for a golfing rest, and alter church services Sunday, visited the Penna residence on the canal, as the waterway is called down there, with his musical director.

Mitchell Ayres. Mrs. Pena, "Dooks" to her. friends, was in the kitchen get-getting breakfast ready. Como shooed her out and proceeded to whomp up breakfast, which the usually reticent Ricky had little trouble finishing.

The pair came loaded down with flowers, and a corsage for Ricky, which is something to talk about with the girls at school. Rickv admits her blue Jeans and shirt weren't exactly suited for the corsage, but the flowers will be treasured. Como played the Delray and Seminole course with pal Toney. cruising the latter links in early morning the first of last week. And if that's a way to relax we'll eat golf tees, for we've, seen many oi the name pros crack up on the tough Seminole layout.

Several members of the clergy are visiting close by the Pennas. and they came over to meet Perry. During his show on TV last Saturday. Como showed one of the world's top pool players a few things, one of the clergymen asked him how he got to be so proficient A petite Russian blonde. Ljubovj Kozyreva.

won the 10-kilometer cross country ski race for women. Staff Photo bv Haeseler ON' TO HAVANA Rub Reniirr, left hands prolrssional toller Betty Bush, this city, a hand of bananas while husband Kd helps her with luggage for a gag shot while tournament director for the Ladies PGA. visits at the Bush home on his way to Havana for the Havana Biltmore Open this week. Betty, with the heavy golf bag around her neck, is one of 20 girls who will leave here by plane Wednesday for the Cuban city. covering the six mile.

3711-yard "'f suers wno use me rough tac-course in 38 minutes. 11 seconds as, "r- two teammates trailed at second! aer Jones and his pig from and fourth Arkansas, will be making his sec- Lamberto Dalla Costa, a lean on the local mat. Italian jet pilot, streaked down Cortina's twisting bobsled run with H'ree-time world champion. Is two more spectacular clockings to a cmetl ior the champion-win the two-man championship ship. DAYTON THOROBRED Off The FAIRWAY BOB HUSSY 1 1 THEE SALE imi 100 LEVEIV-Ist I NEW CAR EQUIPMENT TYPE GUARANTEED IN WRITING 20,000 MILES 18 MONTHS SALE PRICES Ted.

Sam Expected Here For Fishol'f with a total time of 5 minutes, 30.14 seconds for four, heats. He was followed by his 140-pound teammate, Kugenio Monti, with 5:3145 Ken Henry of Chicago, defending champion in the event, came in with a lie tor 17th at :42.8. John Werket of Minneapolis lied for 11th with :42.4 and Don McDermotl of Knglewood Cliffs, N.J., finished in a lie for 26th with C43.2. No United States women competed in Ihe cross country ski race. The near sweep of the speed skating and skiing tests boosted Russia team lolal to 46 points.

Finland and Italy followed with .15 points and then came Germany 10. Austria and Sweden 9 each, and the United Stales and Switzerland. K1: each. There is no official team champion in the Olympics but the traditional scoring system awards ten points lor a championship and gives 5-4-3-2-1 for the next five places, in order. Herb Schwarz of St.

Paul, manager of the American speed skating team, pointed out that Carow, Werket. and Henry broke the Olympic record and added: "That was as much as we could hope to do." "The Russians simply have turned up. with their vast recruiting syslem, better skaters than; ours." The United Stales should be able to get back into Ihe picture tomorrow when the first phase of the men's figure skating competition takes place. Hayes Alan Jed-; kins of Colorado Springs. a SIZE BLACKWALLS WHITEWALLS 600x16 10.95 13.95 640x15 10.45 12.95 670x15 11.95 14.45 710x15 12.95 15.45 760x15 14.95 18.45 800x15 16.95 19.75 Kxrhangr phi tax if no exch.

of recttppablc tire ttdd per tin. OUR 30TH YEAR FLORIDA'S LARGEST TIRE DEALER Final arrangements will be made today for the Ted Williams-Sam Snead fishing duel here this wee Bounce Anderson, representing the sponsoring West Palm Beach Fishing Club, said he will hear from each of the principals today as to their time of arrival, which may be tonight or early Monday. They will be guests of the Palm Beach Biltmore. Tentative plans are for a two- played Tuesday with the awards to be presented at .1 p.m. by President Inn a Scott.

Gladvs Ray and Rebecca Dickie were the leaders after two rounds of play. In charge of arrangements for the presentation are Ruth Diver. Rena McCoy and Lib Routwell. Hazel Pults and Helen Dossier will preside at the punch bowl. All members of the ake Worth Woman's Golf Association are Invited.

Qualilying play for the Lake Worth Men's Golf Association Championship Tournament got underway Saturday and will continue through Friday. Match play will follow. W. A. Al Griffor is the defending champion.

A mixed tournament with awards going to players having the most threes, fours, fives, sixes and sevens will be held today at the Lake Worth links. No. husband and wife teams will be permitted and handi 2 color-coordinated PALM BEACH equal 4 cool summer outfits Buv 2 color-coordinated Palm Beach suits mil them, match them have 4 mart, cool summer oulhls. Blue with grey, brown with tan or any of several other rnlorful combinations. Come in and choose, todav.

COAT i-TROUSERS 52.90 Mfh)r, tarpon, tni tret Bit aflrtD, )Q mot tyii, W. A. DAEUltEll 110 W. County Bd. Breakers Hotel Biltmore Motel 1 rf (I If i The two made a hit with fans at their local debut a month ago.

I itti ill viiiii, rciu, iciiriuna, Peru. Cuba, Brazil, Mexico and now. the Unite'd States. Vansky, the big Lithuanian from Kearney, N. is best Because of his size.

i strength and robust nature, Van. sky is a hardy operator on the mat and his somewhat drastic methods of winning hasn't exactly made him popular with the fans. Arnold is the former intercollegiate champion from San Diego Slate college, where ha was a Daytona Auto Race DAYTON A BEACH Charles Maggi. West Palm Beach racing enthusiast, has recently filed entry for three cars to compete in the speed events here next month. Maggi has entered a 1956 Chevrolet in the, 160-mile Grand National Circuit late model stock car race February 26.

Al Keller of Greenacres City, will drive the car. Maggi has entered two modified cars that he and Keller will drive. Three major stock car races over the 4.1 mile beach and road course will climax the seventh annual NASCAR International safety and speed trials program which gets underway Sunday, February 12, and winds up with the three races. PHONE 3-6550 OPEN MONDAY TILL 9 P.M. Beach PHONE 3-5666 ill' Always A Better III I' Deal At C'i'TV Pan-American rtji Tire Co.

Heqardleu oi Sil 0T yp day fishoff on Monday and Tuesday, under scoring rules yet to be decided, to settle the playful controversy between the baseball and golf stars as lo relative angling ability. Although not a scheduled part of Ihe Silver Sailfish Derby, the anglers probably will fish from Derby registered boats and would be eligible for Derby prizes in the event of winning performances. caps ill not be used. Sixteen entries, including eight active major league players, have registered for the forthcoming 16th National Baseball Players' Golf Championship. Feb.

17-19 at Miami Springs. Headed by defending champion Alvin Dark. Giant captain and shortstop, early entries indicate a star-studded field. Nearly the entire Yankee Infield is registered to represent the American League champs. They include Catcher Yogi Ber-ra.

Pitcher Bob Grim, Joe Collins, first base, Jerry Coleman, second base and Phil Rizzuto, shortstop. Two of baseball Hall of Fame members Jimmy Foxx and Paul Waner also are entered in the inactive major league division. Giant pitcher Jim Hearn and the American League's rookie of the year. Herb Score. Indian pitcher, round out early entries.

LET OUR EXPERTS APPLY PORCELAINIZE' let menlti altar imnth el arirlioM paint etttxliM yen rrMeern aiitt et trmeuVe FEB. 5TH HI By Feminine golf professionals are headed for their biggest year ever, according to Bob Renner, new tournament director for the Ladies PGA. Renner. former assistant sports editor of the Ft. Wayne (Inri.) News-Sentinel who assumed his new post In November, was here Friday, making arrangements for a mass flight of girls to Havana next Wednesday.

"Havana will be the first PGA Tournament for women outside the U.S.," stated Renner as he visited friends. Eddie and Betty Bush, at their home here. Betty, a member of the women's PGA, plans to limit her winter tournament schedule to the Florida competition so she can enjoy the season here. Today's tournament schedule is a long way from the four to six pros who played in four or five tournaments about 194K. Last year, members of the LPGA played in 28 officially sanctioned tournaments for a total of $153,200.

Both figures were records. But Renner claims this year will top last year. Already 21 events are arranged, but before the schedule is complete Renner says 30 to 33 tournaments will be crowding $200,000 total purse. Larger and larger purses are helping make the pro game attractive to the girls. Where Babe Zaharias led the money winners with $3,400 in 1948.

Patty Berg was tops last year with $16,497 and led with in 1954. The best ever, however, was Louise Suggs' $19,816 in 1953. The two biggest tournaments, moneywise, this year will be the Tarn O'Shanter which offers $12,500, and the Triangle at Virginia Beach, with $12,000. There will be about 20 of the girls, including the two locals Betty Bush of West Palm Beach and Kathy Cornelius of Lake Worth on the plane when it leaves Palm Beach International Airport at 8 a.m. Wednesday for Havana.

Following the $5,000 Havana Biltmore Open Feb. 3-5. the golfers will return here by plane, and the next event will be the. Serbin Open at Miami Feb. 9-12.

Beverly Hanson, the 1955 Ladies PGA champ, is expected here today to be a house guest of Eddie and Betty Bush. So is Mickey Wright. Blonde Beverly showed a lot of improvement last year when she pulled down $10,338 and ranked seventh with her Vare Trophy average of "6.07. Among her innings were 111 U.S. Amateur in 1950 and WEST PALM BFACH HAVE AN UNCONDITIONAL LOWELL HALLEY, INC.

1000 NO. DIXIE PHONE I-46SI the Boca Raton Weathervane in 1953. A big field is In prospect for the Pro-Amateur Tournament at West Palm Beach Country Hub next Sunday. One hundred amateurs already are entered and the kickoff dinner will be held Saturday at 8:31) p.m. Reservations for the dinner may be made at the jolt shop.

There's also a big list of pros ready to play here. Some of them are Pete Cooper. Al Brosch, Lew Worsham, Tommy Armour, Toney Henna, Lou Barbaro. Lloyd Wad-kins, W. A.

Paean, Clyde I'sina. Bob Watson. Clarence Doser and Ansel Snow, who won the pro part of this tournament last year. Polly Schroeder was one of the happiest golfers at West Palm Beach Country Club this past week. The reason? She got her best WPBCC score ever a 48-4189.

Polly did it on Ladies Day, helping the Blasters beat the Chippers in an intra-club event. Next Thursday, they will conduct a low gross in classes event. Two weeks after the Pro-Amateur at WPBCC, Bill Cornelius will have a Pro-Lady tournament at Lake Worth Golf Club. Bill is asking all PGA members in the area to contact him and arrange to play in the one-day tournament. Earl (lark of Miami was low pro last year with a 67.

A dinner at the club on Feb. 16 will precede the event. Pairings and starting times for the final round in the 54-hole President's Tournament, sponsored by the Lake Worth Women's Golf Assn. at the municipal links, have been announced by President I a Scott. The leaders and their two-day aggregate scores who will tee off at 9:30 a.m.

Tuesdav are Gladys Ray, 151, Rebecca Dickie, 152. Frances McKinnon, 154. and Gladys Taylor. 15fi. An earlier report that Mrs.

Taylor was leading with 150 was incorrect. Other pairings ate: 9:35 Helen Mossier, 156: Margaret Bigelow, 157; Bea Ryan. 157: Veda Rovce. 158. 9:40 Villa W'ooi'enden.

158: Dessie Emmons. 159; Grace Cox, 160; and Marie Bodemer, 160. 9:45 Marge Muller, 162; Hazel Pults. 161: Marge Lumpkin. 162: Evelyn Griffor.

167. 9:50 Eunice Schmidt, 163: Hazel Starkey. 163; Lena Sil-ber. 164; Ted Musser. 165.

10:00 Marjorie Pults. 165: Helen McCoy, 168; Gladvs Sands, 168: Eve Hickman, 168. 10:05 Betty Martin. 170; Grace Howell. 171: Nelle Lee.

i 171: June Vander Pool, 171. I 10:10 Julia Zimont. 172; Gert Hall, 173; Louise Clark. 175; Kay McDaniel. 176.

10:15 Mary Portser, 173: Angela Burr, 173; Florence Berger, 173; Charlotte Hillman, 174. 10:20 Elsie Scherer, 175: Nell Crawley. 177: Helen Berg-ner, 181; Marie Nickerson, 181. 10:25 Gertrude Schiff. 184; Ethel Schmidt, 187; Mav Shlel, 195.

Little Joanne Goodwin, who thrilled spectators here last year and is doing it again this week In the Doherty at Coral Ridge. Fort Lauderdale, has been getting her game in shape at West Palm Beach Country Club. The Goodwins, members of WPBCC, arrived here about three weeks aro. Following the Doheity, the amateur girls will move to Hollywood for the annual Women's International Four-Ball Feb. 2-5, sponsored by the Hollywood Jaycees.

The tournament will have 32 players and four alternates, with the entrants choosing their own partners, for match play. Afler the Four-Ball comes the Women's Championship of Palm Beach at Palm Beach Golf Club. That will be Feb. 7-11. The following week the girls will be at the Club for the Mixed Foursome.

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