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THE PlUIJATiTCT.rTITA' INQUIRER, SUNDAY JULY .11. 1010 otdi IS S3 Channel Swim Attempt in Nude xm a Rogers Sparks Jacket Races Bathing Suit Would Hamper fy a Kilrea' 297 Takes Title In Penna Publinx Play HFBSHEY. Pa July 30. Playing the last nin holes rinrinc a driving rain that forced almoM. half the field to withdraw, 16-year-old Wallv Kilrea.

Hershej Hiph School athlete today annexed the Pennsylvania Public Links Golfers Association's State amateur championship with a 72-hole total of 297. Kilrea son ot the former Philadelphia Rockets ice hockey XL Shirley May, Coach Explains DOVER, England, July 30. PRETTY Shirley May France reached the white clifls of Dover tonight and her coach disclosed why try swimming the English Channel in the nude. A bathing suit, said Coach Harry Boudakian, might chafe her skin. The curvaceous American 16-year-old will try soon beat Gertrude Ederle's record of 14 hours.

34 minutes for the 20 miles holes. It was his second round SI I fS? (AP Telephoto) MAN SINKS PUTT FOR BIRD IN WESTERN OPEN GOLF While Fred Hawkins (left) and Jimmy Demaret look on. Lloyd Mangxum watches ball roll toward cup yesterday at St. Paul, Minn. Chicajroan's three-under-par fi9 pave him 54-hole total of 203.

Hawkins and Demaret both have 206 for three rounds. Snead's 207 Leads in Golf Shore Girls Set Swim Records HIGH POINT. N. C. July 30 APK Atlantic City, N.

and Raleigh teams took the lead in team points as the Carohnas' Open AAU swimming meet began today. The senior women of the Brighton Swim Club. Atlantic City, was ahead for team honors in their division. Raleigh's senior men led in their class. Several records 'were broken as fast finishes marked a number of events.

A field of 250 swimmers from seven States and the District of Columbia is entered. Records were set by Atlantic City's Gail Peters; Joan Leahy, also of Atlantic City; Bob Caffrey. Miami. the Washington Ambassador Club's 200-meter relay junior women's team, and the Ambassador's 400-meter women's relay team. Miss Peters did the 800-meter freestyle for senior women in 12:58.2, almost a full minute better than the 1947 winning time of 13:39.

Miss Leahy swam the 100-meter breaststroke for women in 1:33.1 for her record. Caffrey's record tvas in the 800-meter freestyle for men which he did in 11:06. Raleigh's team also took the lead I for junior men. The Watchung Lake Swimming Association of Watchung Lake. N.

was in the lead for junior women. The Ambassador i Club's boys were ahead in their field, as were the Chapel Hill girls. i from Cap Gris Nez. France, to Dover. "This is it." Shirley May said on her first, glimpse of the channel.

Backed by American hie business and a staff that includes a press aeent, the teen-ager from Somerset, will tackle Miss Ederle's 23-year-old record in asother week or two, as weather and tides permit. i(T SUGGESTED that. Shirley dive -L include because a suit will rub off the layers of grease used to protect her from the cold water." said Coach Boudakian. "With the grease gone, a garment would tend to chaff her tender skin." Some women channel swimmers strip after the first plunge, but tHat takes off some of the protective grease. Shirley May and her corporation it's incorporated under the law came down from London by train today and settled in a cozy, eight-room hotel under the chalk cliffs.

Right away Shirley May met two of her rivals. Mrs. Willy Croes Van Rijsel. 31-year-old Dutch housewife, and Philip Mickman, 18, a Yorkshire schoolboy. BOTH muffed Channel swim attempts this week.

They plan to try again. Meanwhile both were willing to give Shirley May some pointers on the grind ahead. Mickman told Shirley May she will have to get. accustomed to the cold water by gradual stages. Mrs.

Van Rijsel warned of stinging jelly fish. Boudakian said Shirley May will have her first plunge tomorrow. Meanwhile the surf can beat out a bedtime tune for the hich school junior on her big adventure. From her window she can toss a stone into the sea. GEUUIHE toe A.

tomorrow on the final 18 holes. In the event of a tie, an 18-hole sudden death playoff will be held Monday. BRAND MW With the return of Bobbv Court-wright. Hasbrouck Heights, N. ni the appearance of Johnny Rogers, former stuntman.

stock car racing at Yellow Jacket Speedway, Erie ave. and has taken on added interest. Until the re-appearance of Court-wright and the initial appearance cf Tommy Coates ar.d Waliy Campbell seemed to have thir.E their own way. Now the pacesetters. Coates and Campbell, find themselves involved in a four-way battis for the race to the checkered flag.

During June. Courtwright won th Eastern championship and flashed across the finish line the winner four times. With the arrival of th ASCRA. Bobby found the eoin? rough and when he failed to win, against the new opposition he sidelined his mount. Now he has returned with an entirely rebuilt job.

Courtwright will be one of the standouts in the Stenton Sweepstakes tomorrow night. Rogers made his initial appearand of the season the past week. This appearance served as a warning to the entire field and it proved on thing for sure: Rogers certaini? knows how to traverse the Frankford orb and from here in he will be a constant threat. TROUSERS TO MATCH YOUR COAT! Men! Adler a4 kit 4 soni yoa xtra suit for small pric cf lt trousers. Bring Your Coorj To Adler Ha ll Eiptrily Hormonii or Mstzk Thrm Wiih Nw Trovjcn Ntw Troastrs, JS.95 ip rUansW I.

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Goodrich TIRES the day Earlier in the afternoon, Kilrea shot, a one under-par 70 on the Hershey Park Golf Club course. It was the only sud-par round posted anv of the contestants in a field 89." Second place was decided when Tony Yuska, Pittsburgh, beat. Art Garrison. Hershey. on an extra hole.

'Both posted 308s over the regulation distance. In the overtime match. Yuska carded a five while of Kilrea. turned in a six. Fourth place went, to John Luras, Sharon, who had a total of 313.

Lee Regan. Pittsburgh, and Bill Kush. Bethlehem, were re-elected association. Garrison as elected second vice president and Dick Clark, Allentown, secretary-treasurer. The mmmanM icllnv: 72-HOLE SCOIIF.S 73- 4h Rnd Wnllr Kilra.

Herhv Prlt. Hfrshf? 77 297 Aivhonv Yuska. Sourh Park. Pitu- harzh SO 318 Arthur .1. Garrison.

Hershey Park Hershey 79313 John Lucait. Leeland. Sharon Norman L. Wessner. Wiliow Brook.

Aller'own Richard Orandview. York lack Oirvin Hershey Park. Herhey-W alter Henzl. South Park. Pltia- burKh Thnma.

Kmifh Park. Pittsburgh-Carmen Ranerio, Herxhey Park. Hersne Wib Bover. Grandview. York 314 -314 -314 77 .115 Rl .117 82318 Mtrhael Gallon.

South Park. PittjtburEh 83 .119 Don Fifrnne. Manor. Sinking Spring' RS SIB Dave wilder. Schenley Park.

Pitta- huigh as ,121 lohn H. Kline. Overlook. Lanrasler 85-321 rrvtng L. Simon.

Krhrnley Park. rittfburgh 87 325 Tenn'iSiTitle Retained by Mateers In a two-hour struggle that was almost a repetition of their 1948 final round G. Diehl Ma-teer and G. Diehl Mateer, retained their Middle States father and son lawn tennis doubles championship yesterday by defeating Dr. Carl Fischer and Carl Fischer.

3- 6. 6-3, 6-4. at Merion Cricket Club. Last year in the inaugural tournament, the Fischers finished runners-tip to the Ma leers. Yesterday, Dr.

Carl Fischer, former U. S. Intercollegiate champion, and his son, former Hill School player, threatened to prolone the match by fighting off two matchpoints 'to reach 4- 5 in the third set, Dr. Fischer serving. Young Mateer.

top player at Hav-erford College, served powerfully in the 10th game for 40-15 to put his side once more at, matchpoint. The Fischers escaped matchpoint for the third time by forcing an error, but young Mateer clinched the fourth matchpoint with an overhead smash. The turning point of the third set was in the eighth game, where the Fischers had a chance to break through the elder Mateer's service, for 4-4. but young Mateer came to the rescue with his interceptions and the Mateers reached 5-3. Young Mateer lost his service only once, in the eighth game of the first set.

which was the turning point there. Dr. Fischer won all of his service games. His son broke through in the third game of the second set and the seventh of the third. Stewart, Mitchell In Tennis Finals George Stewart, Panama, and Harold 'Schoolboy) Mitchell, Oakland, advanced to the final of the men's singles today in the Pennsylvania Open Negro tennis at 6128 Germantown ave.

Stewart, National champion, whipped Vernon Morgan. New York. 6-0, 6-1," 6-2, while Mitchell, ranked No. 2, nationally, defeated Oscar Johnson. Los Angeles, 6-0.

2-6, 7-5. 7-5. Stewart and Dr. R. Johnson, Lynchburg, reached the men's doubles finals by eliminating Mitchell and Oscar Johnson, 2-6, 6-2, 6-4.

6-3. Finals in all classes will be played today. The summaries follow MI'VS SINGI.FS PFMI-FnNALS GeorKe Stewart. Panama, defeated Vernon MorKan. New York, fi-ft.

6-1. S-2. Harold (Schoolboy! Mi'chell. Oakland. Calif defeated Oscar Johnson, Lots Anpeles.

S-0, 2-6. 7-S. WOMFN'S SINCLFS SEMI-FINALS Nana Davis. Elirahe.h heat. Mrs.

Ethel Freeman. Baltimore. 9-7. fi-4. Althea Gibson.

Wilmington. N. C. beat Dorothy Davu. Ell78beth.

8-1. JCMOR SINGI.fS SFMI-F1NALS Harold Freeman. Wathinr-ton. D. C.

defeated Maynard Driver. fJew York. fi-2. S-2; Rudolph Winston. Philadel phia, defeated Thomas Freeman, Washington, D.

6-1. 6-4 GIRLS' SINGLES SEMI-FINALS Hope Hart. Elizabeth. N. defeated lean Anderson.

Philadelphia, fi-3. S-S. FINAI Polly Anderson, Philadelphia, defeated Miss Hart. 2-6, 7-3. fi-2.

BOYS' SINGI.FS FINAL Nathaniel Everhardt. Mew York, defeated Howard Duke. Philadelphia, 6-0, 6-4. MENS QUARTER -FINALS Oeorje Stewart and Dt. R.

lohnson. Lynchburg, defeated George Walton and Fred Russell, both Philadelphia. 6-2. 6-1. -Al Bishop and Jesse S.

Jones, boih Philadelphia, defeated Dr. .1. L. MrGriff and 1 L. McGrifl.

both Portsmouth. 1-6, 7-5. 6-1. SEMI-FINALS Stewart and Dr. Johnson deteated Mitchell and Oscar Johnson.

2-6. 6-2. 6-4. 6-3. John Chandler.

Fanwood. N. and Cnaile Jones. New York, defeated Bishop and Jonea. 6-3.

6-4. 6-4 MIXED Dr. Johnson and Miss Gibson defeated Ora Washinnton. Philadelphia, and Bishop. 6-2.

6-4. William Jones and Mrs. Fthe! Freeman. both Baltimore. defeated Mr and Mrs.

Richard Hudlin. St. Louis, Mo 6-3. 6-4. Jersey City Wins, 6-5 JERSEY CITY.

N. July 3d Jersey City rallied tonight to win, 6-5. over the Buffalo Bisons. jThe victory gave the Little Giants undisputed possession of second place in the International League. WE TODAY DETROIT vs.

ATHLETICS DOUBLE HEADER 1 30 WFIL-TV CHANNEL WCAU-TV CHANNEL 10 Title to Brewer, Sykes Eliminated Continued From First Spo.ts Tage shots to the green on the 503-yard 12th, but. he lost the hole when he needed three putts. Both took fours at the 13th. and at the 14th T2-0ii- v-nlloH in a mitt tn end the match. Brew-er, two-time Kentucky junior champion, drilled in a 40-foot putt to close out the match on the 14th hole, and win this second annual competition for youngsters under 18.

Brewer, 17-vear-old. two-time Kentucky State Junior champion, played brilliant one-under-par golf for 17 holes to eliminate Sykes, who had a highly creditable one-over-par medal score. The Kentuckian flashed three straight victories on the fifth and sixth holes and made the turn two up over Sykes. The Pennsylvania boy rallied to tie it and even took a one-up lead on the 13th. Brewer was not to be denied, however, squaring the match with a par four on the 14th! He then dropped in a birdie three to win the 15th to take the lead.

They halved the 16th with par three's, but Brewer birdie three on the 17th gave him the triumph, 2 and 1. Besides beine roommates here, Brewer and Rudolph were co-medalists in the Kentucky-Northern Tennessee qualifying section for the tourney. The two southerners survived a field of 128 boys' who started match play Wednesday, after 417 had entered regional qualifying tests. Rudolph-Brewer rard follows: Par out 44ft. 4443 4 Rudolph out 4 4 5 5 5 5 Brewer out 4 4 5 4 5 4 4 4 39 -43534 4 6 5 4 4 Par in Rudolph In Brewer In 4 3 4 4 3 (Brewer wins, 6 and 4i.

Sykes-Brewer card tollowsr Par out 4 4 3 4 4 4 Brewer out 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 437 3 5 37 2 539 3 Pvkea out 4 4 3 5 4 Brewer In 4 3 4 4 3 3 Sykes In 3 3 4 3 5434 (Brewer wins. 2 and 1). Rail! ramer es To Defeat Budge SCARBOROUGH. July 30 (UP). Jack Kramer, Los world's foremost professional tennis! player, came from behind today to defeat Don Budge, Oakland, I for the Scarborough singles title, 4-6, 7-5, 6-2.

6-4. It was only the second time the two former Wimbledon champions had met in open competition. Budge, who wo nthe Wimbledon ti'le in 1938, was the complete master of the first set. but Kramer, Wimbledon titlist in 1S47, came back strong after a 12-pame second set to defeat the tiring Budge. Budge and Kramer teamed to win the doubles title, defeating Dinny Pails.

Australia, and Pancho Segura, Fuador, 10-8. 6-2, 5-7, 6-2. Koslo Fells Phils JSTEW YORK. Dave Koslo. Giants' pitcher, has beaten the Phillies nine limes in a row.

marh. scored a 77 on his closing 18 Gonzales Meets Talbert in Final SOUTHAMPTON. N. July 30 I AP Richard Gonales. Los An-Kie.

advanced to the final of he fpjnn- Club tennis tournament tocsv. cipf'atinc Gardnar Mulloy, Miami. 12-14. 10-8. fi-4.

6-0. Tomorrow Gonzales meets B.lly Talbert. New York. Mulloy's nation al double? title nartner. in a five I match.

Two potent factors combined to rend the Mulloy down to defeat his aee and Gon'a es' cevastatine service. Many tines when he trailed on points in earres, the CaL'fornian pulled out of dun-trer by blastinz over services tiat Mulloy simoly couldn't handle. In the last set. Mulloy won only four points in the six'eames. three rf which were won at love by Gm-rales.

Mulloy led at 7-6 and 8-7 in the second set before ne bowed, 10-3. He pulled up from 1-3 to three-all in the third se. then Gon7ales von three of the next, four eames nd th Mulloy had nothing left in th final set. Affr a rest. Mullov paired with Talbert acainst Felkisimo Amjmn i pnd Naresh Kumar, of the rhilip- pine, in a semi-final douMes match.

The Americans won the f.rst tn sets. 6-4. 6-2. dropped the 38- carpe third set. 13-15.

and the ma ch vst haired becaise of darkness, Talbert and Mullov held ma ch point in the third Fet eisht time; Mrs. du Pont Beaten By Miss Hart, 6-2, 6-3 Fas Hampton. N.Y., July 30 (AP. Dons Hart. Miami, today ousted: Marsaret Osborne duPont.

the National champion, from the Msid-stnne Club tennis tournament, f-2, 6-3. In the other semi-final, Loi ise Frounh. Beveriv Kili. defeated Gertrude Moran. Santa Mon ca, 6-3.

6-n. The final will be plaved lomnrriw. Mrs. duPont -nd Miss Brouch defeated Mrs. Masria Rurac, Los An-celes and Mrs.

Wilmer Smith, fian Francisco. R-6. 7-S in doubles. They will meet Miss Hart and Shirley fry, Akron. Ohio, wh" advanced to the final? with a 6-0.

6-2 victory over Mrs. Richard Buck, New York, md Miss Moran. Erlen Divides, GlensideWins Giensid? carnered three runs on! two hit? in the ninth innine yestr-i day to defeat Jenkintown. 8-7. nd.

tie the for first place in he Philadelphia Suburban Basel all. Lea cue. Glenside's starting pitcher. Georce Tilburn. struck out 12 in! eirht innings.

Ambler beat LaMott. 8-1. tnd; Cheltenham JV's defeated Orelandl TW, 7-3. In a doubleheader. Er en I downed Lawncrest.

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a member of the Czech o-j slovakian Olympic basketball tef last year, ha gone into exile, the In- temational Refugee Organization; xnnounced today. The iro said Benacek took his freedom after a basketball game in i 6tnoi and ha. been living in the; IRO's ramp at Bagnoli. Italy. He many other Czerh ath-i letes-m-exile.

including Jarosav'; IVobny and Vladmir Cernik. thej rvimry to Davi Cup tennis stars. Th IRO iri it alvi is carinc lor I fnrmer WTestling champion cf Hungary, in Italy. i of i bv of i i Fll i mi Foil-depth nen-skid trad Hythinic-flnng cwd" eonstrwetion Lifetime georante Other sizes at low prices, 1.00 DOWN 1.25 A WEEK mdmJjMIl Continued From First Sports Tape irgol. North Hollywood.

Calif. both shot 60s today for" totals of 20fl The same field will tee off at Summaries Sam Snead. w. Va Whi'e Sulphur Springs. 301 63 202 fiq 203 70206 fit 206 fifl207 63 207 69208 61 203 Chirk Harhert.

Detroit Lloyd Manijrum. Chicago llmmv Demaret. Otai. Fred Hawkins. Antiorh.

111. Skip Alexander. l.estnRtnn, N. C. Cary MldolecofT.

Memnhlf Ted Neiit, Walla Walla. Wah. Marty FuiboI. North Hollywood. Calif.

Ttirne-a. Briar ClifT, N. Y. Fri Oliver. Seat'le 70 210 I 63 210 i 63 211 7221 1 63 21 1 70- 212 67 63 212 69 212 SS 212 70 2 1 2 71 213 63 21 3 7 2213 63-214 71- 214 70 214 70 214 72 214 76214 72 214 72 215 63215 73 213 71 213 72- 213 73- 216 72 216 71 216 72 216 70 216 71 217 72 217 3 217 72 217 73 217 74 71 a 72 21R 77 213 71 213 73 213 71213 K3 210 76 213 74 213 74213 74 220 77 221 73 221 74- 2-2 Tortey Penna.

Cincinnati Georee Srhneiter. Sail Lake City Pe'er Cooper. Ponte Vedra Beach. Fla. Johnny Palmer.

Badln. C. Henry Ranom. SI. Andrew.

111. Frnr-st .1. TardifT. Wntertown. S.

n. Ftme Pall. Oak Park. 111. fieorje Faio.

onshohnokfn. ra. Chandler Harper. Va. Oeorce BolrMa, Danville.

III. Kllswovth Vines, lnwa City. la. Ferrier. San Franclsro johnny Revolta.

EvanM.nn. 111. Buck White. Greenwood. Miss.

Tlaye DntiKlaft. Newark. Pel. Herman Kriser. St.

Andrews, ill. x-Skee Riegel. Tulsa. Okla. lehn Williams.

Tuscaloosa. Ala. Ono Gteinei. Baltimore. Md.

Glenn Teal. Detroit Dick Metz. Vireinla Beach. Va. Friwin .1.

Dorius. San Dieco Lew Worsham. Oakmont. Pa. x-McGregor Hunter.

Sanla Monica. Calif. Lawson Little. Monterey. Calif.

Frie Monti Monica. Calif. a-Jamea MrHale. Philadelphia Tony Hnlmin. Guaralajara.

Mexico- loe Coria, St Paul Frle OrfJ. Stillwater. Minn. Bill Kaiser. Louisville.

Ky. Gene Webb. Clayton. Mo. Fred Haas.

Jr New Orleans Jimmy Thomon. New Yntk n-Neil Crnonuuist, Minneapolis. n. Ptrtrk Memphis x-Alherl Be-sellnk. Niles.

111. lark F. Shields. Cedar Rapids, la. Len Maltson.

White Bear ake John P. Rouse, Waukeaan. HI. E. J.

Harrison. St. Andrews. 14. Rirharj Lundahl.

Locan. Tex. Jim Milward. Green Bay. Wis.

Lafloon. St Andrews. 111. Wallv Ulrich. Minneapolis Mike Parro, Kenmore.

N. Y. Jack Fleck Davenport. Ia. Joseph Sodd.

Minneapolis Harold Eidsvta. Winnipeg Canada x-Bernaid Ridder. Duluth. Minn. Andy Pittsburgh Earl Christiansen.

Columbus. O. 74222 76 224 76 224 78 226 Cavallo to Coach G. Washinqton U. 1 FORT MFADE, July 30 (API.

Anthony J. Cavallo will leave the Army Aug. 15 to become, assistant football coach at George Washing- ton it was announced today. Cavallo has been athletic officer at Fort Meade. A native of Weymouth, he has extensive experience, in both playing and coaching football.

He played halfback on the undefeated 1937 team at Lafayette College and was assistant coach of Lafayette's unbeaten eleven in 1940. He played professional football with Providence and Philadelphia i Eagles in the NFL. In addition to Lafayette, Cavallo coached at Perki- omen Prep in Pennsburg. and Kamsey, jn. JHign.

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