Cumberland Evening Times from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 16

Qualifying For National Open Begins If Tkt Auocitttd freu Touring pros George Archer and Howie Johnson were among the pacesetters Monday as golf- ers in 38 states and the District of Columbia began qualifying play for the U.S. Open Champi- onship next month. Professionals and amateurs seeking berths in the Open, to be played at San Francisco's Olympic Country Club June 16- 19. teed off at 57 locations in the 36-holc local qualifying rounds. The low scorers will move up to 13 sectionals June 6-7, with the eventual survivors filling out the field of 150 at San Francis- co.

Several Pros On List Most of the top names in golf are exempt from the prelimi- nary rounds, but several play- ers on the 1966 pro tour quali- fied Monday. Archer, who played in last week's Colonial Invitational at Fort Worth, paced thej qualifiers at Dallas, with a 68-70--138. Don Massengale. Charles Coody. George Bayer and Jerry Edwards also ad- vanced from Dallas to the sec- tionals.

Johnson, a 10-year veteran from St. Paul, led the day's biggest advance 38 pros qualified at Oklahoma Cityj with a 68-69--137. Homero Blancas, Charles Sif- ford, Al Besselink, Bob Goalby, Jack Rule, Joe Carr and Juan (Chi Chi) Rodriguez trailed Johnson but made the cut-off in the field of 104. Cudd Has Best Score Bruce Cudd of Portland. blazed a 70-65--135 over a par 36 layout to pace Portland qualifi ers and record the day's best score.

Bob Duden also made the grade at Portland with a 141. Tom Bartolec, a 45-year-old former club pro who had played only one round this year before entering the Pittsburgh tourney, matched Cudd's 65 on his first round and followed up with a par 72 for 137. Other low scorers included Al Menger, 137 at Tacoma, Walter Romans, 137 at Balti- more; Joe Taylor, 139 at Cincin nati; Larry Mowry, 137 at San Diego, and Harry Tosca no 139 at Pittsburgh. All are professionals. Bob Huber, a 17-year-old high school senior from Lititz, carded a 72-73--145 for one oi three qualifying spots at Harris burg.

Pa. Veteran Skee Riegel advanced with a 147 at Lafayette Hills, and Dick Davies, a former British Amateur champion now living in La Costa, quali- fied at San Diego. Among the prominent casual- ties were Rex Baxter Jr. and former major league pitcher Lou Kretlow, at Oklahoma City, and ex-hockey star Bill Ezin- icki, knocked out of the Sharon, qualifying round with a wrist injury. 'CONEY CHAMPS This is the Rising Sun team.

Lodge No. 86, Knights of Pythias, which repeated as champion of the Lona- coning City Bowling League. The league is over 20 years old and this is the first time a team has won the championship for two consecutive seasons. Kneeling (left to right) are past grand chancellor Ira Whittington, past chancellor George Kirkwood and chan- cellor commander James Shockcy, captain. Standing are page Donald Bradley, knight Jack Nightingale, grand vice chancellor Pete Holshey and secretary Luther Schramm.

Seven 600 or better sets were rolled in the league this season and one perfect game, first in the history of Lonaconing. Major League Summary AMERICAN 'a 5, Senators 3 (12 innincsi KC 210 000 000 002-- 5 9 2 000 201 000 000-- 3 3 1 Hunter. Aker (1) and Roof: McCormick, Cox (11) and Casanova. (2-1). LP --Cos (1-2).

HHs--Howard (6th), King (2nd). Roof (1st). NATIONAL Braves 6., Reds 4 Nottebart Baldschun Ellis pitched to 4 bitters in 6th; Carroll pitched to 2 batters in 7th. HBP--By Ellis (Aaron). WP--Nottebart Phils 9, Astros 0 Four Marylanders Among Qualifiers BALTIMORE (AP) Walter Romans, Baltimore Country Club professional, topped a list of four qualifiers here Monday for the TJ.S.

National Open Golf Tourna- ment. Romans shot a 68-69--137 on the par-72 Pine Ridge Munici- pal course. Also qualifying among the 21 entrants were Dick Whetzle, Woodholme Country Club, 70-72-- 142; Al Kelly, also of Wood- holme, 73-72-145, and University of Maryland amateur Vernon Novak, 77-70--147. Fights Last Night ly The Associated Press TOKYO--Koji Okano, Japan, knocked out Alfredo Fuentes, Philippines, 4, lightweights. KANSAS CITY, Kan.

Kelly Burden. Tulsa, stopped Art Hernandez, Omaha, 3, middleweights. LAS VEGAS, Nev. Andy Kendall, 174VJ, Las Vegas, out- pointed Richie Gosha, 174, Chi- cago, 10; Ferd Hernandez, 167(6, Las Vegas, outpointed Art 165.4, Seattle, Wash. 10.

ED LEWIS, known as Strang- ler i i professional wrestling days, now makes his home at Tulsa, and is blind. ATLA AlOU If Jones cf Carroll OTJell Aaron rf Mathws 3b Torre Ib Menke ss Oliver Wdward 2b Fischer Geiger cf Totals ab bi C1N 5 1 1 0 Helms 3b 4 2 3 0 Rose 2 0 0 0 0 Pinson 1 0 1 0 Pvltich Ib 4 1 2 1 Shmsky 4 1 1 1 Johnson If 4 1 2 3 Crdenas 3 0 0 1 Edwards 4 0 0 0 Ellis 3 0 1 ONoltebrt 3 0 0 0 Colemn 1 0 0 0 Harper ab bi 4 1 2 3 4 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 1 1 0 4 0 1 0 2 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Costello Handicapped In Jumping Defense By GORDON BEARD COLLEGE PARK (AP)--The cross bar is only one of the obstacles Frank Costello must clear in defending his IC4-A high jump championship. The University of Maryland junior broke the big toe on his left foot in practice last! week, and he has been bothered I-I lls with loose cartilage in his ieft! lllllvlts knee all spring. "It's painful, but it shouldn't 36 6116Baldschn 0 0 0 0 Totals 32 4 6 3 Atlanta Cincinnati ntw nu inn-- fi onn 040 noo-- 4 E--Menke 2. DP--Atlanta 3, Cincinnati 1.

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"I don't mind a little pain if I get over the bar." Clears Bar At 6-10 Costello cleared the bar at 6 feet, 10 inches last Saturday, two days after suffering the fracture, to win the high jump for the Atlantic Coast Confer- ence in a meet against the Southeastern Conference. Costello was given pills to deaden the pain, and the toe on his takeoff foot was taped and numbed by medication. "It rained most of the day, and I had to cut my approach in half," Costello said. "I couldn't get enough momentum. I felt good despite the pain, and I think I may have cleared seven feet except for the rain." Costello has tapered off on his toe, whoch he soaks five times a day.

Nothing New For Frank Competing in the IC4A meet a bit under the weather is nothing new for Costello. He won with a 6-10 leap last year after suf- fering with the flu for a week. "But the most important thing in the IC4A is to win," Costello said. "I don't care if the high is 6-6. Costello believes his main competition will come from Eli- jah Miller or Rutgers and Chris Pardee of Harvard.

Miller has been a jumping foe of Costello's ever since high school days in New Jersey Miller at Trenton and Costello at Union. Costello cleared 7-1 in a dual DP--Pittsburgh Los Angeles 6. 1. LOB-PHtsburgh 7, North Carolina inch above his meet against Jiis year, one best jump of last year. "I think my injuries have held me back," Rostello said.

"At "east I didn't jump as high as I dad hoped to go. But I'm going to train especially hard this summer, and look forward to a big year in 1967 my last year at Maryland." First, however, he'll defend his NCAA title at Bloomington on June 18. 2B-Alley. Wills, Roseboro. HR-Fairlyj (4th).

S--Clemente. SF--Parker. Cardwell Face Mikkelsen L. 2-2 Koufax W. 7-1 6 2 2 1 1 0 0 0 2-3 1 0 2 1 Moorefield Scene Of Regional Tonite Mooreficld i diamond will be the scene tonight of a Region 4 semi-final contest in the West Virginia base- hcrs of tno association.

Ewbank Denies Raid By AFL NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J I National Football League players are seeking out American League coaches to offer their services. Coach Wceb Ewbank of the AFL's New York Jets told members of the New Jersey Sports Writers Association Monday. Addressing almost 1,000 mem- By Turkeyf oot Turkeyfoot came up with ten runs in its last two times at bat to wipe out a 5-1 lead and hand Northern High's Huskies an 11-6 spanking yesterday at Confluence, Pa. Charles Geyer picked up the win over Larry Beal. Geyer al- lowed six hits and struck out 15.

Beal was tagged for 16 safeties. Northern Beal Low'milk cf Edwards Hetz 3b Hinebaush Ib Rich'bker If George 2b Thomas ss-p Fricker ss Layman rf Umble rf Layman 2b TOTALS Northern Turkeyfoot ab Turkeyfnot ab 3 2 2 Edwards 4 1 1 3 2 2 Wright 3 2 1 3 2 2 Tressler 2 2 1 5 0 1 Kemp Ib 3 2 2 5 0 1 Warner ss 2 2 2 4 0 2 Miller 3 2 0 1 2 0 0 Veal I 3 1 3 1 0 1 Geyer 1 0 1 2 0 0 Frantz 2 4 0 2 2 0 0 Isentrout 2 1 2 2 0 0 TOTALS 26 1116 1 0 1 33612 003 030 1-- 6 010 055 x-- 11 Lonaconing Takes 4th In Twilight TWILIGHT KTANOtNOI W. L. 4 0 Mldlund Mvlody Miuor 3 GHmurr 3 ('UUttMM'llHld 0 Mt. 0 The three Georges Creek rep resent atives to the Twilight Baseball League dropped the other half of the loop in a full schedule of activities yesterday.

Lonaconing posted its fourth win without a set- back, pasting Cumberland 14-4 on a one-hitter by Mar- vin Miller, while Midland dealt winlcss Mt. Savage its fifth straight loss, 9-2. Gilmore raised itself into the blue, gaining its third win a- gainst two setbacks, by blank- ing Melody Manor, 6-0. The only hit off Miller in his one-hitter was a triple by C. Burns with the hurler being aided by Vince Green, Glen Miller and Danny Sloan all with a trio of singles.

Brown took the call and loss for Cumberland, being lifted for Lewis in the second. Visiting Gilmore lashed out for 11 hits behind Curtis John- son's double and single with Warnick and Winters poling two singles each. Ronnie Ware hurled a two- hitter for the win and Neubiser suffered the loss. At Midland, Roger Cotter stymied 11 on strikes and allowed three hits for his fourth win against a sole defeat. He was backed by Kenny Lancaster who pep- pered a pair of singles.

Leroy Robertson homered and singled for the losers and Jim Williams struck out four in the effort. AT MIDLAND: ill. Savage (Ill) 001 0--2 3 3 FOINT1NO THE WA 1 our FD MS KAT lidland 121 140 7 2 Jim Williams and Leroy Robertson. Roger Cutter and Ken Johnson. HR--Leroy Robertson (Mt.

Savage). AT BARRELV1LLE: lilmore 101 400 11 0 lelndy Manor 0(10 000 (I--II 2 6 Ronnie Ware and Sam Llewellyn. Ron- ie Neubiser and Russ Morgan, Leroy ilorris (5). VT LONACONING: Cumberland 100 001 3-- 4 13 Slated In Frostbiirg onaconlng 500 216 x--14 16 2 Brown, Lewis 2 and Irons. Marvin Miller and Glen Miller.

LP--Brown. Errors--Richenbechert, 2: Hetz, Tress- ler, Frantz. 2b-- Lowdermilk, Geyer, Frantz. SB--Northern 3, Turkey Foot, 5. LOB--Turkey Foot, Northern, 9.

BB-- Off Geyer, off Beal, 2. SO--by Geyer, 15; by Beal, 7. PB--Edwards, Wright, 2. WP--Geyer. LP--Beal.

Kathy Barter Cops Singles Title In Spain BARCELONA, Spain (UPI) Kathy Barter of Seal Beach, a promising young tennis hopeful, captured the women's singles title of an international tournament when she routed Canada's Fay Urban, 6-2, 6-2, in Sunday's final. Thomas Koch of Brazil beat Yugoslavia's Nicola Pilic, 6-1, 6- 2, 3-6, 6-1, for the men's championship. Two Football Giants Sign 1966 Contracts NEW YORK (UPI) --Steve Tuirlow and Ernie Koy of the Vew York Giants signed their 966 contracts Monday. Thurlow was one of the layers reportedly contacted last week by the San Diego Chargers, who inquired if he was interested in playing out his option with New York. Jaycees Staging Tennis Tourney The Frostburg Jaycees are sponsoring a junior tennis tournament Saturday which will send the winners to Balti- more June 4 to compete in the state tournament.

Glenn Workman, Frostburg State College coach, and Metropolitan Scribes Honor Two Bowlers NEW YORK (UPI) --Frank Esposito of Paramus. N.J.. and Philip Watterson of New York will be honored by the Metropolitan Bowling Writers Association at its sixth annual awards dinner June 16. Esposito and Watterson will be cited for "special services and contributions to bowling." Champ Arrives In N. Y.

NEW YORK (UPI) --South American heavyweight cham- pion Oscar Bonavena of Argenti- na arrived here Sunday to begin final preparation for his bout with Canadian champion George Chuvalo at madison Square Garden, June 23. ball playoffs. Clashing in the 7:30 night battle will be denied charges a the AFL was staging raids on the rival Moorefield's host Jackets and Fort Ashby. with the winner National League in retaliation facing Martinsburg Thursday or for the New York Giants' Friday at Shcphcrdstown for the 1 notfl members of the Potomac of Buffalo kicker Pete championship. Vallc Conference, will be meet- Goj-olak.

A I i in fi for )ne first i tm sca cts owncr onn VVcrblin If Fort Ashby wins, the LaRlcs son lold the gathering that a Martinsburg Thursday Martinsburg advanced to war between (he while a Moprrficld victory wUl a i a i caR1 cs was crushing his hopc.s call for a Friday meeting. In blanking Charles Town 10-0 world scries between the either case the starting lime is hind Wallace "Junior" Small- two league champions "within scheduled for 4 p. with lhc, WOO(l wno a njs throe to five years." winner qualifying for the stalc; i in wo vca Charges of American League tournament at Parkersburg June' Smallwood, a hard-throw- ing righthander, considered one of the slate's outstand- ing schoolboy players, turn- ed in a onr-hittcr, slrrtck out 11 and led the Bulldogs' batting attack with a homer, triple, single and 2-3. Moorefield won the lion 1 crown with a 7-1 rec- ord and Fort Ashby captured the Section 2 title with a 3-1 mark. Ron Kenney (2-2) is slated to start on the mound for Fort Ashby.

Allen High (2-0) or Joe retaliation arose las! following (iognlakX a playing out his with the Bills. 'Unguarded i (Continued week option on Page Ifi) The Athletics jumped to a lead hut the Senators tier) the in on it two-run In according to a Howard ind a rules, when the clout by Jim Km; in Hie and look ,1 Ki nm lead, j.sixlh. RBIs. Yesterday's same ended Edward (Ebbie) Finzel, Beall High mentor, will direct the Mountain City tourney for the Jaycees. All matches will be played on Beall High's clay courts.

There will be five age di- visions open to both boys and girls in Allegany Coun- ty, with entry blanks avail- able at the following schools: Beall High, Beall Elemen- tary, Mt. Savage High, Alle- gany, Fort Hill, LaSalle, Bruce and Valley. Competition is scheduled for youngsters 16 to IS, 14 to 16, 12 to 14, 10 to 12 and 10 and under. Trophies and certificates will be awarded. Thursday is the deadline for entering the tourney and pair- ings will be announced Friday.

State winners will go to Tampa, Fla. in August to compete in the national Jaycee tourney. Entries Tonight ForShenandoah POST TIME 7:15 EDT 3 6 f. Merry Spin Squaw Song Ned's Comedy Where's Rich. Doo Loo Glitter Bug Dan's Nina Gr.

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Preakness King Leaves Pimlico BALTIMORE (AP) Owner Mike Ford and Kauai King left today for New York and the June 4 Belmont Stakes to com- plete their bid for horse racing's Triple Crown for 3-year-olds. "Kauai King is taking this much better than I am," said Ford before leaving from Pimli- co, scene of his brilliant colt's latest triumph in the Preakness. "Nothing bothers him; That marvelous disposition is what makes him a good horse." Ford accompanied Kauai King, winner of the Kentucky Derby two weeks before Satur- day's Preakness victory, on the five-hour van trip to Aqueduct. International League By United Press International W. L.

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