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err Saturday. May 13, 1 967 C'l Evening Journal, Wilmington. Del. By Jim Hawkins Sports CnJemlar After Raceway Long Shot, They'll Count the Ducks Tomorrow BASEBALL HIGH SCHOOL Holy Cross at Corpus Christl BOWLING Wilmington Bowling Association Tour San Francisco Summer: Marichal, Mays, Mayhem nament at parkway Academy, 1 m. Monday BASEBALL PICTURE this: The time is 4 a.m.

The date is any one of 92 excluding Sundays between May 19 and Sept. 2. The place is Miller's Pond, soon-toJbe-renamed Poachers' Paradise, in the infield at Brandywine Raceway. Juan Marichal continued toiMays contributed a three-run seems to follow Marichal, made By United Press International Summer in San Francisco has give the Giants their money's homer as San Francisco trippedits presence felt when Houston worth when he pitched his fifth the Houston Astros 6-1, pitchers hit three Giant batters after Mays had slammed his a three-ring sound Marichal, consecutive complete game vie COLLEGE Brandywlne Junior College at William son Trade (Media, 1. HIGH SCHOOL Diamond State Milford at Dover Georgetown at Smyrna Lewes at Laurel Seaford at Middletown Henlopen Conference Harrington at Felton Greenwood at Bridgeville Millsboro at Milton Rehoborh at Lord Baltimore Seibyville at John M.

Clayton Dclmar at Dover Air Non-conference Holy Cross at Caesar Rodney home run in the seventh inning. MAYHEM, of a sort which Mays and mayhem. jtory Friday night and Willie Right fielder Ollie Brown was a -P 0 Ka-Pow! Then silence. Two more of Herman's Honkers bite the dust. And at last you understand the real meaning of the phrase "long shot." To date, a total of 22 ducks have signed pacts to inhabit the new two-acre lake that occupies the smith cm! of the area the most seriously hurt.

He was hit on the cheek by reliever Claude Raymond in the seventh, when the Giants scored four Major League Averages TRACK Garneit Slam Highlights Dover Win runs, and was removed to St. Luke's Hospital where rays LAfkL By The Associated Press proved negative. Brown required stitches in his lower lip HIGH SCHOOL Blue Hen Conference Conrad at Wilmington De La Warr at P. S. du Pont Dickinson at Newark Brandywine at William Penn Mount Pleasant at Christiana Brown at Alexis I.

du Pont McKean at Clsymont Non-con ferenca Sanford at Devereux JUNIOR HIGH American League National League TEAM BATTING and is expected to be out of the TEAM BATTING AB MR RBI PC? DIAMOND STATE CONFERENCE line-up for several days. HR RBI Pet 20 117 .277 St. Louis PirKhtirnh Pet. 191 17 98 .242 Raymond also clipped Jim County Stadium, Championships at Baynard 4 p.m. 22 85 .72 20 99 .241 Dover 7 Laurel 7 Geo oetown 5 Mid'etown 4 Smyrna 4 Pet.

w. .875 C. Rodney 3 .175 Seaford 3 .625 Milford I .571 Lewes 0 .571 Hart in the shoulder in the AB 789 106 740 99 773 100 841 103 754 79 808 81 881 85 15 92 .239 92 124 247 tn 115 2 114 243 B43 104 204 840 77 197 853 9 194 765 94 172 783 89 171 848 (3 184 15 1W .276 Minnesota 24 107 .254 Detroit 28 1 00 .242 Baltimore 7 72 .235 Boston 23 86 16 83 .225 1 Kansas City 16 79 GOLF 375 Cincinnati 3'5 Atlanta 350 Los Angeles 000 San Francisco Chicago Philadelphia Houston is 7' seventh and the following inning 179 186 201 179 188 199 160 189 175 HIGH SCHOOL Blue Htn Conference 80 .217 Mount Pleasant at Wilmington gjjJim Davenport was hit by Dan Schneider. 10 75 .2231 61 .211 New York 792 64 167 1 83 88 85 713 842 784 Warr at Brandvwine De La Chicago Washington New York INDIVIDUAL BATTING Ben Garnett smashed a grand AB HR RBI Pet slam home run to highlight Dov' 19 .375 80 Marichal, who struck out nine batters, allowed seven hits and 30 20 MCKean at Dickinson Christiana at Brown P. S.

du Pont at Alexis I. du Pont Claymont at Newark Non-conference Corpus Chrisli at Howard INDIVIDUAL BATTING AB HR RBI Pet. 11 .364 17 .360 er High's wild 24-6 victory over Ceoeda StL I Kranepool NY Alley Pgh IClemente Pgh I Brock StL 18 .381 84 walked only one, charged to the host Lewes yesterday. 32 27 28 23 10 .333 18 326' i 11J plate along with Mays after The win kept Dover tied atop're'leUe'V is ji, Brown was struck. Marichal the Diamond State Conference.

NY- jooisaid he asked plate umpire Ed 12 .3031 Pah Standings with Laurel, The sportscasters and writers who kept calling the Franklin Field facility "the first of its kind in the East" were as wrong is the railbirds who put their paychecks on Damascus in the Derby. The Delaware track, located just behind the football stadium, is now completing its second season while the Franklin Field oval is still a rookie. But the results are the same. George Hansell, coach of two-time Middle Atlantic Conference College Division champion and current favorite PMC Colleges yesterday predicted "every MAC record" would be shattered during the two-day conference meet which wound up today at Delaware. The green Delaware oval was actually the first quarter-mile Tartan outdoor track in the East.

Boston College unveiled a similar surface three years ago but the Eagles' course is 480 yards around and serves to anchor the football bleachers during the falL Yale's crack quarter-miler Chuck Hobbs, the former Tower Hill School standout who earned a mention ia Sports Illustrated for his efforts in the Penn Relays, will run, In Europe this summer. On a slow, wet track, Hobbs finished second behind teammate Mark Young earlier this week in the 440 of the Yale-Harvard meet in New Haven, to qualify for the June junket. Hobbs covered the course in :48 9, one-tenth of a second behind Young. The top two finishers in each event qualified for the all-star squad which will compete in Uie Scottish Games in Edinburgh June 6 snd the bi-annual classic against the best from Oxford and Cambridge in London, June 16. The Yale-Harvard vs.

Oxford-Cambridge clash is alternately held in America and England. Dunning Honored MOUNT Pleasant High's Mr. Basketball this year, Joe Dunning, has been named to the 1967 Coach and Athlete Magazine Prep All-America team. Dunning, who has announced his decision to enroll at North Carolina State on a scholarship in the fall, was one of 100 boys from 47 states and the District of Columbia to be so honored. Alaska, Hawaii and Rhode Island were not represented.

California and Ohio topped all states with six selections apiece, Illinois and Indiana each had three representees and New York had only two. All-Staters Miles Johnson of Brandywine and Doug Hopper of William Penn received honorable mention. SF alsn won rfnwninp- vi.cit.ino Mini. Flood StL Vargo why the Houston pitchers were "throwing at the Giants." 0 'Williams Chi 12 .299 2 .299 6 .295 10 .24 13 .290 9 .290 Baldscliun Clicks for Buffalo Club Mazeroski Pgh VARGO. accordins In Mari- 12 .284 2 i2 'chal, told him to be quiet and 11 .278 Gieiown iu-u.

coin uover ana Laurel have 7-1 records. Winning pitcher Jim Werden, Rip Carter and Don Cloverdale also homered for Dover as part of the 17-hit attack. Middletown netted only two McCarver StL T.Taylor Phi Carty Atl F.Alou Atl R.Allen Phi Pinson Cin Javier StL D.Johnson Cin Aaron Atl Rose Cin Maris StL Helms Cin 16 .356 Kanne pet 21 Min 8 .341 1 F.Robinson 8al 12 Was 15 339 Versalles Min I Bsn 4 .325 'Freehan Det 9 .324 Reichardt Cal 7 Min 10 Cal 12 KC 16 .312 Yastrzemskl Bsn 3 3iilWhtiaker NY 13 Cal 1. 308! Scott Bsn 11 Bsn 11 306'Northrup Det 4 Cle 20 22 KC 14 291 1 F.Howard Was 992 Berry Chi 7 Cle Chi 10 286 Chi 13 B'efary Bal 13 284 Mon()4Y KC 10 283 i Aparicio Bal I 18 278 Kin! Was Sward Chi 12 264 Pepitone NY 13 "ju'Killebrew Min 8 218 Davalillo Cle oii Andrews Bsn IL. Brown Cle said the ball had just been "getting away" from the Astro 7 .275 4 .270 9 .269 By Associated Press If Jack Baldschun isn't the 3 iTPitcners- jjjj Marichal said in the dressing "that's hard to believe," enclosed by the harness Hawkins track oval The swans and flamingoes and maybe a mongoose or two will come later.

According to track superintendent Bill Davis, there are six domestic white ducks, nine mallards from places unknown and seven Canadian honkers presently residing on the yet-to-be-named pond. Exactly what keeps them all from winging it across the Concord Pike is a closely guarded secret, but rumor has it a stork or two may be on the way. The lake, which varies in depth from two to seven feet, is already stocked with fish (another idea for a 4 a.m. story) and is part of the "New Look" program at the Naamans Road plant. A $4,000,000 (that's six zeroes) clubhouse and exacta wagering on the ninth race are also new this year Brandywine's 15th.

The whole show is a far cry from the 1953 inaugural when a 21-night session opened on Labor Day. Never before has Brandywine run for more than 75 nights. Shrubs and flowers have been planted In the little island that rests in the center of the lake and flower beds have been laid down on the northern end of the tote board. And, of course, Brandywine is still rated the third-fastest half-mile oval in the country. Blend in The Colonel, Dave Herman whose sartorial conscience has justly recently earned him the tag "Twiggie" and Roy Shudt, the "Heeeerrrreeeee they come" guy, and it's easy to see why Brandywine is proud.

U. of D. Can Take Bow TWO weeks ago, the Penn Relays wre wallowing in kudos for the new, all-weather Tartan track in Franklin Field. This week it's Delaware's turn to take a bow, and a much-deserved one at that, since the Blue Hens beat the U. of P.

to the punch by a full year. hits and became the fifth shut-IL1- best relief pitcher in the Inter- nut vinfim rtt the smiii of; Fairly LA jw, but Mays said, "it's just one League, the Buffalo ISt'thOSe thines. no One IS PPttinp'Rieinc uHU tnr tVio roculte "'Mays SF Johnny Rogers. He struck out 13 Gonzalez pm Torre Atl and now nas 81 strike-outs in 49 Banks cm iCallison Phi innings. Perez Cin Mathews Htn blamed." 8 .253 15 .253 3 .250 Strangely enough, Marichal.

55 86 87 116 82 94 56 85 83 68 105 86 99 77 61 87 107 85 108 84 81 98 99 72 86 93 70 95 67 60 90 79 87 91 66 63 89 95 76 76 61 57 97 106 84 89 94 109 100 55 93 84 71 102 78 87 67 68 85 85 64 70 66 85 71 71 75 59 31 31 40 28 32 19 78 27 22 33 27 31 24 19 27 33 26 33 25 24 29 29 21 25 27 20 27 19 17 25 21 23 24 17 16 22 23 18 18 14 13 22 24 19 20 21 24 22 17 20 18 15 21 16 17 13 13 IS 16 12 13 12 14 11 10 10 he gets. The 30-year-old right-hander made his sixth appearance of 30 23 21 29 29 33 30 27 18 25 22 25 25 25 27 21 22 22 18 19 21 21 19 26 15 19 19 20 22 15 17 15 18 21 16 14 17 15 22 14 21 17 21 20 19 14 12 12 13 15 19 16 12 11 16 15 17 13 9 i Parker LA LEWES DOVER ji who is known for his hot temper, 81 86 72 95 76 70 97 97 121 102 93 62 88 78 90 90 91 100 78 82 83 68 72 80 80 73 102 59 75 75 79 88 60 69 61 74 87 67 59 72 65 97 62 95 77 96 92 88 65 56 56 63 74 96 81 61 56 82 83 95 75 55 67 57 59 88 63 ab bl 11 .246 i n.VBIBir oat Ull Stewart Ml 1 II 1 It, ni didn attempt to retaliate. Garnett 3b-p Powell Bal the season Friday night and 14 .243 14 .241 6 9 Alvis Cle The Cincinnati Reds retained a hiwidin? Jarksnnville Cash Det I .239 5 .230 4 9l.CJOmO loorl nvor Pitf cknirrh I 6 2 2 0 Maull 2b 10 10 3 3 2 1 W'liams 2b 0 0 0 0 Lv 1 0 0 0 Richards 3b 3 0 0 2 2 11 Fosky cf-rf 4 1 1 5 C'PP 3 12 0 Pride ss-p 3 110 4 3 2 3 Morris 1 0 0 0 Hm tarter 10 Wolff cf Sammons II Wcrden Adams Pate If Gordon rf-0 in Johnson Bal 5 McAuliffe Det Mantle NY it 'u Johnstone Cal Cardenal Cal McMulien Was 7 236 as tne Bisons preserved i.23i in the League race by their slim league lead with an I beating Philadelphia 4-2 while 3.4 triumph 'i-grthe Pirates tripped Atlanta u. 4 10 0 V'Sciv'r lb C.Smith NY i rt ft it Clendenon Pah I Hart Sp Harper Cin I Cardenas Cin I 7, M'I'an Atl a Aspromonte Htn 7 .220 5 .250 Wert Det CVdale 2b-cf 5 4 4 1 White lb Cuff 2 10 0 Fich'r p-cf Petruccl 2 1 0 0 B. C'I'ck Starky ss 3 2 2 0 Me I son If Wiensien st 2 10 0 Em's'qer If Hastings rf r.i-B Robinson Bal 4 nn, ru: oaiuatiiuu tame vu uie oi-tnc 'wl o' at Jacksonville after the Suns jAngeles Dodgers 2-1 and the St.

haA cnnroA onA tlw NY 9 .2151 I M.Jones Atl T. C'I'ck rf Kennedy NY iM Si ctvi 10 3 i G.Brown Det Total! 43 24 17 10 Totals 28 Menke Atl 7 .2061 a roc 1 (Roias Phi 7 Auicnn Dover 106 1223 24! 'iMichael LA Lewes O0I 301 Cal 7 5U Louis Cardinals defeated the'v 7 7- 71 7 -UaiNew York Mets 7-5 bases wlth tw0 out in the mnth1 loiSr YorKAlets75- Jackie Warner represented the IS MARICHAL, who signed lfZ 1.1100,000 this year, has yielded;" 2 t0 6nd thel iGrote NY 5 Buford Chi K.Boyer NY MIDDLETOWN LAUREL McCovey SF abrhbl ab bl Morgan Hm 3 0 0 0 Williams cf 3 1 1 0 Lanier Walker 2b 3 0 0 0 Winqate 2b 1 0 0 0 iOyler Det Rollins AAin D.Green KC R.Smiht Bsn Brinkman Was I Valentine Was 'Sims Clt I Gil Cle Allen Was 1 .191 11 .188 9 .188 7 .188 11 .186 4 .182 5 .165 4 .155 5.141 7 .133 3 0 0 0 Hitchens 2b 1 0 0 0 "ri99S Phi ills Kessinoer Chi 3 0 0 0 White 2b it which Buffalo has won, Bald- 3 0 10 Rogers 10 Cale 3b Brown rf Chambers Brown cf Reihm ss Webster lb Blades lb Harvey If 7 in r- 1 1 fri i 1 1 11 1 1 no ra 2 0 10 Carey ss 4 10 0 Bateman Htn 4 2 2 0 Fuentes SF 3 2 2 4 Bailey LA in; Dalrymple Phi schun has pitched 13 1-3 innings, Carmean a lot on his screwball Fri- Hansen Chi 7 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 2 0 0 0 a i ii 7 Downey lb Vn! Cal .106 66 7 nioht a hits, three runs and night because the ha. 3 Foy Bsn PITCHING 2 0 0 0 CJ.Jones NY 2 0 0 Cin Yorl 3b Hall If Alvarei If Baker rf Simen'noer 0 0 0 0 Cupper 0 0 0 0 oki Irving vui fj. iig iiqj a 4b.u have a lot of left-handed hitters. iucu luucis.

MAC Track Results IP BB SO ERA 35 28 16 34 3 1 1.77 30 20 7 31 4 1 2.10 Eliznhcthtown Lands Marion A throwing error by 1U" Totals 22 0 I Totals PITCHING) IP BB SO ERA '8 1 13 15 3 1 049 27 10 I 10 uueen Lin J' J.LliTiPiiarro Poh 'I 212 Snowies Was Middletown 000 000 0 0 Drvsdale LA Laurel 000 307 lO Seaver NY Chi Giants to take a 2-1 lead in I 5 3 Hayes Paces UNIVERSITY DIVISION 440 First Heat 1, Woolery. PMC; 2, Souerwlne, Uninut; 3, Bartkut. iMarichal SF Ellis Cin 40 40 12 25 63 58 10 50 44 44 15 21 43 28 24 39 JJ 13 6 14 39 22 7 15 43 25 16 24 14.14 10 43 39 8 21 24 20 10 22 i the sixth inning and Mavs 2 0 120 high hundlev-Flrtt Heat-1. 4, Christy. ii Mil ford Ru liners Grof, Lafayette, 1.

Second Wash.ngwn; 3. Harrison SwarhVj Denny Marion, outstanding three-letter athlete at Claymont High, has received a grant-in-aid to Elizabethtown College for 1 wrapped it up with his third 2 a 'homer of the year in the sev- MiiAM. mrlrji Sum. Delaware! more; 4. wncni, iongni.

ev 37 30 20 18 39 25 15 25 Veale Pgh Dierker Htn Perry SF K.Johnson Atl Short Phi C.Osteen LA Gibson StL Fisher NY Scott Sets Mark In P.S. Triunipl 3. Duienskl, Temple; 4. Beait, Bucknell; quality for finale. 2 Hargan Cle NY Jf.Ford NY 2.77 Downing NY 2.82;Siebwt Cle 2 88 Stottlemyre NY 2.93 Barber Bal 3 00 Peters Chi 3.02 Wilson Det 3.10 D.Chance Min 3 24 'Nash KC 3.27 'John Chi 3 47 Brunet Cal 39 37 54 46 34 30 46 40 48 43 47 37 40 39 41 31 MILf UKU Kutcn Haves 5.

Grove, Lafayette, Th.ra Heat-l 4 LA Walther. Delaware; 2. ShouDe, Gettys- nniermeo.ai nuroiei rirw hmi i. Matty AIou and Roberto Cle-' won three events to lead Milford 2.45 9 Diamond State 2 2.72 mente each homered in the third to a 89-47. 41 31 13 32 baseball.

Marion lettered four years in baseball, pitching and playing third base. He also won three Jim Scott broke the school ins" chiY record in the 440-yard dash and ackson Phi burg; 3, Henry, Temple; 4, McGowen, Edoar, Swerttimorei Netf, Lycoming; LaSalle; 5. Simons, Bucknell. 0. 3' foolery.

PWC; 4, Eckenroth. Aiognt; in each heat qualify tor semi final. i5. Mychak, Dickinson; 4, Spencer, UrU- jnus. :51.

Scond Heal 1, Oan, Upa-la: Oyjsod. Lycoming; 3, Bennett. Uri-'00 First Heat-l, Ardinger, Gettys- nus; 4. Edgar, Swarthmort; 5, Geligen, burg; 2, Nayberry, Delaware; 3, Harper; Wagner; 6. Detskas, PVC.

:57 .4) 3 in each 23 20 14 4 2 3.74 Lolich Det i 3.86 Krausse KC 5 to overcome a 1-0 track victory over ile lead and give the Pirates aniMiddletowii here yesterday. I pledge they never lost. Billy DeWitt Henrv of Middletown also won the 100 and 200 to lead.JE' 29 11 41 28 47 34 52 35 46 36 35 35 53 39 45 39 34 26 34 32 41 38 38 33 20 22 34 35 26 30 36 49 27 29 Chi letters in football, as a quarter P. S. duPont High to a 633-1'JL Temple; 4, Myers, LaSailt.

:09 8 Second heat qualify tor finals. Heat 1, Gaoin, Lafayette; 2, Tayior, De-i 43 39 25 27 33 36 33 37 34 33 31 37 40 44 17 18 23 31 28 34 Wi virtnrv nvpr Sa psianiim eiusti Htn 2 2 4 87i0'Del" UP four hits in 7 also was a triple winner. 4.01-Grant Min 4.09 Hunter KC 4 19 Brandon Bsn 4.31 Aker KC 4.87 McLaln Det 5.29 Coleman Was 5.40 Kaat Min 7.07 Richer! was Bunning Phi back, and in basketball as a guard. 16 28 yesterday. laware; 3, Farly, American! 4, Piusch.l 22frFirst Heat 1, pfeffer, PVC; Temple; 5, DeVoe, LaSalle; 4, Ursinus; 3, Mancinl, Arlght; St.

Joseph's, :09 9 Third Heal-1. Epstein, 4, I I Juniata; $, PMC; 4. Gettysburg: 2, Sydnor, St. Joseph's; 3, kauflman. Let).

VaHey. 22.7. Second Sunda, Lehigh; 4, Flynn, Lafayette; 9 Heat Bythewood. Lycoming; 2, Mock, innings before leaving with a Carroll Atl 'Jarvis Atl 1001, Brenner, 2. Stokes, 3, Harris.

:10.3. 2201, Branner, 8 7 5 12 10 13 Bonn SF 525 mister ana tiroy race saved his His 440 time was :51.3 sec 2, Harmon. 3, Harris, 10 23 4401, Fullman, 2, :09 9. 4 in each heat guall- Washington 3, Communale, AhVight; 4. 3, Brady.

880 1. ty tor jemi-fmeil. Davenport, Juniata; enntty, wenien- 'y. iwd. uiira victory.

Curt Simmons scattered Henry, 2, Fullman. 3. Evim. berg; Jacobson, Dickinson. :22 8.

first 3 in eight onds. Jim Latney also bettered the P. S. duPont broad jump record, leaping 21 feet, 10 Yesterday's lUwlna hits for Chicago and drove in 2:12.7. Mile-1, Henry, 2, 440-Firrt Heaf-1, McFalU, St.

Jo-each heal qualify for finals. Harris, 3, Mitchell, 5:10.5. seph's; 2, Antferson, Temple; 3, 2-Mile-l, Henry, Mid 2, Timmons, Delaware; 4. Charles, Bucknell. :50.1.l F- WHlauer, Leb 3, Rhoades, Mid, Shot put: Second Heat-l, Van Dusen.

St. Joseph's; Vailey; 2, Smith, Dickinson; 3. Cerec- 1, Burton, 2, Allen, 3, 2, Miller, Lehiohi 3, Ard nger, Gettys- Cl0'' PVNCi Montgomery, Swarthmcre, Bennett, 44-3'-. Discus 1, Black-hum; 4. M.mnre.

"soil Third 5, Grimes, Muhlenberg; 4, Whipp, Ustnus; Adolfo Phillips, who had tripled, with the winning run in the fifth CHEHP.Y HILL, J. (AP) Jeclnta 200,000 to See Indy Trial Run Vequei, who had five wlnneri Thurvtay, well. 2, Bennett, 3. McCloud.lHMt-l. Lhiiwi.

TemsMn Jullrtier. 7. Mack, Jumala; Wolfe, Albright. 2:04 0 Temnle- 3. Kel'v.

St Joseoh's; 4. Button Second Heat 1, Siegrlst, Lycoming; four more et Garden Slate Perk in- eluding Future Bold, 11160, In the fea Ml 1 In rh hr.l ail. waisieao, ursinus; campoen, oicun- Gettysburg. inning. Ernie Banks gave the Cubs their first run with a second -inning homer off loser Claude Osteen.

for finals. 4, Garibay, Albright; 5, Hooqiend Wagner; 4, Creemer, PMC; 7, Yinger ii--4. Long jump nayes, 2, Wilkins, 3, Billings, 18-6. Pole Vault 1, Marvel, 2, Mills, 3, Hall, 10-0. Javelin 1, Atkinson, 2, Wilkins, 3, Parker, 145-3.

Hign Jump 1, Young, 2, Parker, 3, Branner. Mid. (-4. 190 Mirth Hnrdlcl tOO-1, Scott, PS. Ollvrt, S.

3, Funk, 220-1, Scott, P.S.. 2, Patton, i. 3, Di-rowskl, :23.5; 440-1, Scott, P.S.. 2, Patton, S. 3, Citko, S.

:S1.3 (school record; 880-1, Brock, P.S. 2, Green, P.S. 3, Dusiak, S. Mile-1, Brock, P.S.. Gren, P.S.

3, Pierce, S. 4:38 0, 120 high hurdles 1, Madrie. P. 5.2, Olivre, S. 3, Barone, S.

:16.5; 180 low hurdies-1. Lat ture. NEW YORK Straight Deal. 15 40, beat Mac's Sparkler by three-qgerlr of a length In the Sabette Handicap at Aqueduct. 'S a 8, Pauihamui, Jumata 440 Intermediate hyrdles-Flrst Heaf-1, (our In each heal quality tor finalt Ben, American; 2, Ridgway, St.

3, Ross, Lafayette; 4 Delaware; Lnrio i. ni. uosala. 21-4: Whit. INDIANAPOLIS.

Trirt ap, ine tarainais, trailing 5-2, BALTIMORE Waterloo Bridge. 40, Beats, Bucknell; 6, Boykin, Temple. Iv Haves. 2. Stokes.

3. n-2; Netf, Lycoming came through on the rail and wrm me Lycoming, 56 7 Leb Valley, 20-9; 180 Low Hurdle imiico by a note ever the kamuvu. Second Heat 1, Simons, Bucknell; 2, to-10 Dusen, St. Joseph 3, Doume, Tern- wear Ulkiu, Traffic officials aced today to had come to haBied fW" eighth possibly 200,000 speed Van 7A.I- Karuhill, Franklin Mar- favored Mlsty'i Baby. son, :17 5.

Hayes, 2, Baynard, Mil. Henderson, Mid.i ney, P.S. 2, Olivre, S. 3, Barone, :14.5; funnpl funnel h.M. m'.

pie; 4, Grove, Lafayette; Delaware. :57.1. Third Heat-1, Fischer, 5. 3, Brown, P.S. :22 2, shot 5,: piS fans into the Indianapolis Motor! rh w- l.r- naa.

ey for Plential challengers In-St. Louis with a bases-loaded D.scus 1, Paveiic, S. 2, Webb, S. 3. 'w, Sneedwav CHICAGO Chestnut Park, 114 20, took the I Will Purse by a length over Repeating at Sportsman's Park.

BOSTON Cheerful Chap, 7, score by three-quarters of a length over Defensive Team in the Watenown Purie at Suffolk Downr LOUISVILLE, Ky. Masked Lady. 15, St. Joseph's; 2, Zellner, Lehigh; 1, Hei- ohcu welner, Dickinson, 144-I'; dorfer, Temple; 4, Groff, Lafayette; 5, Schrauf, Svvarthmore, 140-4; Seoond, Uo-Brinnman, St. Joseph's.

In each 134.31-,; streams, Swart hmore, heat qualify for finals. Cottrell, Del. Valley, 135-8 ISica, Upsala, 13J-3'i. rison, i Liuutru L.10VQ riUDV. WICnita Sin? 0 that 1rnvP tart nine s.

ii, Mign ump tonnen, 5 S. 126; High lumo-l. Connell. St. Elizabeth Wins Over Corpus Chrisli JZSsMlXl They1 (here to see an in-Falls, veteran of seven 500 Jerry Buchek hit a three-un inard, PS.

2, Clark, S. Lananan. Sltiel. Iprnatinnal fiplrl nf Hrivore WiU olirtf uj i i 270 semifinali-Flrst Semi-1, Ardinger, took the Primonetta Purse at Chrurhill Pole Vault Snedeker, Susquehanna, St Joseph's; 3. Broad lumo-i, Lamey, -t 7 "du uee" running nomer in me sixm against nis Gettysburg; 2, Kelly, Charles, Bucknell; 4, Horst, Leb.

Valley, 120; Comunele, Downs by a length over Miss Na Murk. Mayberry, Dele- Tit, P.S. 3, Sewell, S. 21-10 (school re- St. Elizabeth's High netted COrd.

Aidim Arwrem i0r tne pole po-over 166 m.p.h. in a Mongoose fo Cardinal teammates, sition the 500-mile race May Ford, and Roeer McClnskPv iNpknn Rrilns nipkpH hi firct ware; 5, Harper, Temple; 4, Early, Amer-i Albright, 12-o; Harvey, PAM, in Nerv taut. Snappy Oullle, ican, :22 5. Second Semi 1, Galpin, Lafay-I Lycoming, 12-0; Michaelson, Juniata, 11-4; 5 20, won me Junior League Slakes at only four hits but still managed Swerth-! Hollywood Park by three lenotht ever Uoula, 11-4, Murray, ette; 1. Svdnnr.

St. Jnseoh'i: 3. Anrturimn. savinskv. 1 hacohall Temole; 4, Durkin, St.

Joseoh't; S. But- more, 11-e; wignon, Aiorigm, ii-e. a 5-0 non-conference r- r-! Dovecote. SAN MATEO, Calif. Admiral Diver, (4 60, scored In the Wettlaka Purse at the Tanloran-at Golden Gale Fields meeting.

ine field against Italian-born 5Print car champion, who had Kingswood League Elects Officers Victory Over CorpUS Christl yes- 3 In each seml-tinal qualify for iflnali. terday. i Hioh Jump Boyle, Albrlqhti Chris-fensen, Wagner; Regar, Dickinon; Fo-ler, F. Neff, Lycoming; Scholl, Albrlqhl; Williams, Juniata. Qualifying Height: S-10.

Shot Put Cottrell, Delaware Val'ey, S'CORPUS CHRISTI ST. ELIZABETH'S 880 Fire Heat-1, Frye, American; 1, was precisely the way the been in the same bracket in one ru-ju CU 10-mile time trials shaped up. jof Dan Gurney's Eagle Fords. Mlurcn L00P v.namp: I The U.S. Auto Cub's defend-! nrnPV rali, Open With Victory Open With Victory abrhbl ab fi bi Schiilina.

Temole; 3. Grimes. St. Jo- The Kingswood Little League Sullivan 2b 3 0 0 0 Sage cf 3 110 soh's; 4, Larentowicz, LeSailet 5, Mur-Wheat If 3 0 0 0 Swid'skl If 2 0 0 0 pny, LaSalle; 4, Jernioan, Delaware; 7, RasAriall Accnfiatinn Vior oartaA iVi.n; 1 1 UU'l'U 11UU Vllil. Vi-'n-J 50-5 WarenrJa, Lycominq, aj-UVa; Cas-aecono Dr our.

Blome cf 0 0 ee Temole 1:54.0. KpnnPth Rmnkc 9 nrpsirinnt 1 a nimseif had. been close to 166. 1 0 0 0. Heat-l, Black, St.

Joseph's; 2, Laoerxki, Rain dampened much of the Hutchison McCullen Erqmin, F. fc t-Vf)i Berry, Muhlenberg 43-0. -iai lau rilUdY dl 103.1 PS TtnnB et Tsw ft 2 0 0 Temple; 3, Thomas, St. Joseph's; 4, Ges- 3 110 uale, LaSalle; Heal, Delaware; 4, i Pandero 3b Morns uomegys as vice presi- ner hour a2ainqt hu nwn nn tirst weeK's activities in tne the 3 0 10 Phillips If 2 0 0 0 Hemp'ill 3b 1 0 0 0 Rugoeric ss 2 0 10 Ouinn 2b 1 0 0 0 Tosi 2 0 0 0 Kirk 1 0 0 0 Latterty rf 1 0 0 0 Purzy'kl rf 1 0 0 0 Brzoska lb jacKson jo Lycoming, JiO-'; 1t4-111; Pashuck, Kuhns, Swarthmore, 0 2 sparns, Bucknen; 7, waresca, Lehigh. 1 0 0 0 1:59 0.

Third Heat: 1, Barnes, Lafayette; 2 1 1 2 2, Smith, Delaware; 3, Vcfalls, St. a a ii lUrsmus. 106-1; Gebhard, as secretary. record of 165.899. both SPt ht mree Same5 were P13- Del.

Valley, 171-10; John- Kelly ss Kelleher ss Cannon lb Slnclare lb Farrel rf Domb'ski rf 1 0 0 0 Gettvsburv! i. Fiskett. LaSallei 7. Oe "lore, Dickinson, I off nnnnf ittinnAn we umti uiuuox ii)ur-wneei-anve DeFonjO lb 1 0 1 lllv. Temole Time: 1M4.

Ilirif In rh Washington, iatfcH1. a similar ine rvingswooa Major League year in 10 0 0 10 0 0 Rynk'skl 2 0 0 Oj heat quality for finals). urawner STp turbine car and Speedway Grace Episcopal, opened with a 1 0 0 Oi Triple Jump Karuhle, F. I M. 43-10; Davis, Upsala, 43-9; Kamuyu, Leb Singles 2 0 0 0 Hickey -r -1 will accept registration until Hawk.

next Saturday for play which) A half-dozen 21 5 4 4 SZVZ. Hloh Jumo-Heroenhan. Lafavetter. wuservers Mispeciea ne naa not 23 to 4 victory over the Welfare drivers had extended it in nractice. Valley, 43-1; Bytherwood, Lycoming, 42-5''; Neff, Lycoming, Graves, Corpus Christl 000 St.

Elizabeth's 010 ooo 310 00 McGowan, LaSalle, Fulmer, St. Joseph's, Duzenski, Temple, all 5-10; Venn, Ameri YOUR MONEY SHOULD WORK AS HARD AS YOU Let us show you how Your Guaranteed Dollars can be converted into GROWTH DOLLARS with no additional capital investment. No obligation, e' coursel Life Investment Funds begins June 4. swartnmore, i4t. 'LVi- 1 i L11JCIIL CI3 ti 1 1 IvIVllld shown possibilities of breaking others running over 165 a seven-hitter.

Atone- week included Gordon John- ment Methodist outslugged As- can, Graham, Gettysburg, Cerruti, LaSalle, Daly, St. Joseoh's, Kutys, St. Joseph's Shoupe, Gettysburg, all 5-1. Shot Put 1, Campbell, Delaware, 50-2; 2, Monkiewlcz, St. Joseph's, 4 O'i; 3, Practice Set Sallies Win Behind Chadick cock, Hastings, in a Ger- bury Methodist 23 to 10 with hardt Ford; A.J.

Foyt, Houston, Dick Bickling and Wayne Wyatt mi i Rosenzweig. Lafayette 47-5''i 4, Parker, The final pre-season practice Tempie 47-5' 5, Paoe, Gettysourg Kuscball Stiuidinys vigne, tatayene, -ri. the 1961 and 1964 prodicing five runs battedjfor Frank Crawford's All-Stars in a Coyote Ford of his own de-' in. Latter Day Saints defeated; will be held tomorrow at 4th and Church Streets. All players CONCORD LEAGUE Farm Division North sign, ana Joe Leonard, sanlBethany Baptist 6-3 witn pitcher 'Jose, former nationalBob Costango leading the way WIL motorcycle racing champ, in with three hits, including two Mike Chadick hurled a two hitter as undefeated Salesianum won its ninth straight game yesterday, defeating host Arch-mere Academy 6-0.

Pole Vault Chen, American, 140, Cannon, St. Joseph's 13-0; McGowan, LaSalle 13-0; Bruynell, Temple 12-6; Shippen, Gettysburg, 12-4; Ford, Temple 12-4; Nune-macher, Lehigh, 12-4. Javelin 1, Miller, Delaware, W-t; Hughes, Lafayette, 197-3; 3, Supplee, LaSalle, 188 4, Pash, Gettysburg. 177-4; 5, and those who are interested in helping the club are urged to W.L.Pcl. 2 0 1.000 N.

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ABA Signs McKre Long Jump-Paoale, Sf. Joseph'! 21-3; Wills, Delaware, 21-0; Herganhan, Latayette, 20-10; Shade, SI. Joseph's, 20-7V; INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. WV-The Maguire, St. Joseph's, 20-6'j; Zane, Le Faulkwoods 2 0 1 W.L Pet N.

Gray II 0 1 Alwood I 0 1 000 McDaniel II 1 1 .500 Gray Ch II 0 2 ioOO Weslover II 1 1 .500 Windsor I 0 0 .000 West L.Pct. L.Pet Weslo'er III 2 0 1.000 Oak Lan. 1 1 500 Blue Rock 2 0 1.000 Gray. CHI 12 Gr- HI 1 500 Alwoods 110 1 .000 Windsor II 1 1 .500 Junior Division Hen Golfers Lose 'Greatest Match' Chadick, who struck out 11, also had two hits and scored three runs for a 1 i a which ended a six game winning streak by Archmere. SALESIANUM ARCHMERE ab bl ab bl Tlqanl cf 2 111 L'd'gan is 3 0 0 0 M'Callerty If 2 1 1 1 L'cavage cf 3 0 1 0 Peai ce II 0 0 0 0 W'ntioba lb 3 0 0 0 Fischer rf 4 12 1 K'kley rf 3 0 0 0 Nepa 3b 4 12 1 Porlar 2b 3 0 0 0 signing of Ed McKee, a 6-foot-7 forward with a 17.9 scoring aver high, 20-3V.

Olscuse-Montanaro, latayette, 15B-10, Wheeler, Delaware, Monkiewicz, St. Joseph's, 150-5'; Jasper, LaSalle, age last season at Rockhurst College in Kansas City, was an Delaware, HO-4. 'HqdujeD 'r-ttl llupnfl 'aueo ro-sn Triple Jumo-Groff, Lafayette, 43-3V4; W.L. Pet. 2 0 1 000 Gray.

Ch. 1 0 1.000 Fairfax 1 1 .500 Windsor nounced yesterday by the In WL.Pct. 1 1 .500 1 1 .500 0 1 000 0 1 0 1 .000 M( Daniel West'ver II Westover Oak Lane N. Gray. Cannon, St.

Joseph's, 43-3; Bagqelaar, Lehigh Ruhllng, American, 42-5; Maguire, SI. Joseph's, 41-1; Wills, Dela- M'D'uqh 3 0 2 0 Gracco 2b 3 0 0 0 Justison ss 4 0 12 Hurley 3 0 0 0 diana team of the new American Basketball Association. UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -prded a 73 before bowing in 20 It mav have been the Delaware! holes: Larrv BroDhv won his Rossi 2b 4 0 0 0 Korwek ph 10 0 0 1 1 Alwoods 1 500 Foulk W. Intermediate Division North W.L.Pcl.

3 0 1.000 Alwnods 1 0 1.000 Shmlev Jensen 2b 0 0 0 0 M'Grsth 10 0 0 Sllvlnskl lb 3 0 0 0 Conlin 2 0 0 0 Cnadlck 2 3 2 0 Mulray If 3 0 0 0 L.Pct. soil team greatest pertorm-imatch after 22 holes, posting a COLLEGE DIVISION 120-high hurdles First Heat 1, 1 2 Fairfax Windsor Westover I ooo ance but when it was all over it 78; Dave Eisenhauer was de- Pawllna 3b 2 0 10 Totals 28 4 11 6 Totals 24 it 0 I 0 2 Boyles, Albright; 2, Edgar, Swarthmore; was still another loss. Spencer, Ursinus; 4, Mychak, Dickin Salesianum 00! 041 14 1 1 .500 Foulk W. South WL.Pct. 2 0 1 000 McDaniel jfeated on the 19th hole after he tobirdied the 16th, got an eagle son 14.5.

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3, spite his 74; Jim Powell lost 1-up and Steve Fox was defeated 5 and 4. Delaware's record is now 15-2. son; 4, Comunale, Albright; 5, Menqel, Muhlenberg; 4, Davenport, Juniata. :09 8. Second Heat 1, Bylerwood, 2, Obey, Waqner; 3, Francis, Albright; 4, Bennett, Ursinus; J.

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