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Sunday, May II, 1HJ, The Palladium-Item and SunTelfgram, Rkhmond, Ind 20 Standings National League W. L. Prt. C.B. aSan IS 11 .533 St.

Louii 18 1J .581 1H Richmond Red Devils Collect 83 Points To Win Sectional Track And Field Meet bChicago 13 .552 2'4 Gonzalez Takes Bout By Decision Over Joe DeNucci BOSTON (AP)-Jose Gonwlez, a flailing, wade-io fighter, scored a 10 round decision over Joe DeNucci Saturday night at Boston Arena. Referee Joe Zapustas sewed the rather dull bout a draw. Judge Joe Biunuack taw it 9845 for the 27-vearld Bronx bartender and Judge Joe Amaral had it 97-96 for Gonzalez. There were no knockdowns In the nationally televised ABC 4 4 Pittsburgh 15 12 .558 aLot Angelei IS 15 .500 Cincinnati 13 14 .481 44 14 17 .452 Mi Earlham Takes Pair From Marian Nine Scores 4-3, 54 Wins To Even Record; Closes Season Tuesday Earlham's baseball team used timely hitting and good pitching to win their first doubleheader of the) season at Van Dyke field Saturday, 4-3 and 5-4, over Marian college of Indianapolis. The double victory gives the Quakers a three-game victory string and leaves their record even at six wins and six losses.

They close the season Tuesday with a doubleheader at Franklin college. Milwaukee New York Philadelphia bliouston 13 16 .448 12 .429 11 19 .367 SV4 a 8 aSaturday night's game not Included. Second game of twi-night doublfheader not included. i. fight.

A-iterican League Gonzalez, a 31 underdog and a surprisingly heavy 1614 pounds, suffered a slight cut under his left eye in the seventh round. It did am mm v. not appear to bother him. It gave Gonzalez, only conquer 1 or of middleweight Joey Archer, Dave Ferguson stopped Marian I W. Pet.

G.B. Chicago 17 10 .630 Boston 13 10 .565 2 Baltimore 16 13 .552 2 Kansai City 16 13 .552 2 New York 13 12 .520 Lot Angeles 15 16 .44 4 Cleveland 11 12 .478 4 Detroit 12 16 .429 5J Washington 12 17 .414 6 Minnesota 11 17 .393 614 a record of 26-7. DeNucci, 162V4 on five hits In the first game and had one of the Quakers' seven hits himself. The hard-throwing .1 RHS Adds Three To Record Book By C. W.

Schneidewind The Richmond Red Devil track and field team captured their eighteenth consecutive championship Friday at Lyboult field. Five records were broken and another tied as the Satans rolled up a staggering 83 points. New Castle was second with 39, followed by Rushville with 11; Lawrenceburg, 10; Aurora, Hagerstown, Conners-ville, Liberty, Straughn, Whitewater Township, Williamsburg, Batesvllle, 1 and Knightstown, 1. Record breakers were Tom Porter of Richmond in the high hurdles with a time of 15 seconds Tat; Mike Keneemer of New Castle in the half mile with a time of Fred Wright of RHS in the i Saturday's Results "iL M. as National League Cincinnati 4, New York 2.

right-hander struck out seven and walked only one. He also hit a barter. AH three runs off Ferguson were unearned. Steve Ronald had a double and single and two runs batted in and Daryl Renschler came through with a double and single also to pace the Earlham batters in the first game. Left-hander Herb Bonkowsky played the part of a hitting pitcher in the second game.

He came up with a perfect day at the plate with a pair of singles. The Knights managed six hits off his pitching and had him down, 3-0, going 4 Into the fourth Inning when the Quakers tallied five runs on six hits and an error. Bonkowtky struck out six and walked three. Only two of the runs he allowed were earned. Bill Bakke also had a pair of singles for Earlham in the second contest.

All of Earlham's eight hits in the second game came in the third and fourth innings. Ferguson, in the first game, was cruising along with a two-hit shut out for six innings before Marian scored the three unearned runs on three hits and two errors in the seventh to tie the game The Quakers got the winning run in the bottom of the seventh on two walks and Ronald's single which scored Doug Seibert Maria AB Farlkam AB II K-jes Jb SMehrer Jb 1 Werner Ik It Ranald 411 Sanders cf 1 I I Hoyca as IS ederle 111 Rensrhler rf 1 I 1 Ardujone 5b I Snow lb 111 Milwaukee 021 002 000-5 6 1 Philadelphia 002 010 50x-8 9 0 tL ii i aavauatawMBaf wieMwaiw baaula Shaw, Fischer (7). Clonlnger (7) and Torre Uecker (8); Mahaffey, Duren (6) and Dalrymple. Duren (1-0). L-Fischer (0-2).

Home runs Milwaukee, Boiling Palladium llem Photo A new time of 1:32.9 for the 880-yard relay went into the record book for the Richmond sectional track and field meet Friday at Lyboult field. Members of the winning team include, left to right, lead-off man Doug Kalor, Duane Carter, Rick Burden and anchor man Kip Baldon. This foursome qualified for the regional track and field meet set for Friday at Indianapolis. (3), Aaron (11), Mathews (4). St.

Louis 110 000 000-2 9 2 Pittsburgh 000 030 00x-3 4 0 Washburn, Taylor (7) and Sa- 1 watskl; Law, Veale (8), Face (9) and Burgess. Law (1-1). Washburn (5-2). 0 crania I I a Bona wiky cf lit Boros Leads By 3 Strokes In Colonial a Hackflt IS Home runs St. Louis, White 1(1 Harpnld It III OSfilwrt 111 FtrautM Rill waiaa rf Carr Noona Cans Its A.ltop I a i 23 1 Totals Totals 34 4 Scar by innint 1 Marian tnt I I Earlham II tot 1 4 1 Errori Harpold 1, Seihert, Roas, Strang, Runt Batted Id Ronald 1, RrnachltY, Snow, Two-Bas Hila Ronald, Ktnschler.

Stolen Basra Sanders. Strikeouts Fruto 7. Frderlo T. Baas o-i Balls Ferguson 1. Ffderle 1 Hit Plicher By Frrinson (Ardiuone).

Left on Base Earlham I. Marian 1. Dounla Plays Ferguson to Harpold to Boyce. broad jump with a leap of 22 teet 4 inches; Denver Kennett of Law- firrt. york (N0.

tecond; Ramsdeii m. rencebure high jumped 6 feet 3'4 ww e. i 15 (new moid). inches; the Richmond hair-mile Ml R), rim; Darneit rplav team of Doug Kalor, Duane (Ruth), tewmd; Weber (Lib ihird; relay team ui iuu 'j riiff Wortmt Aur fourth, lime: 4 40. Harter, Rick Burden and Clitl mtri Dash Burden (R).

fine, Baldon touring the 880-yard relay B.jcond: vmp distance in 1:32.9. uoj. Rick Jordan tied the 440-yard dash record time of 0:51.3. third; Brooks (no. fourth.

Time: ru.j (net record). Go To Regional IW-Ytrt Run-Kenemrn (NO. first; Richmond will send 17 athletes fuiJ: plus the two relay teams to the im inn recordi. regional in Indianapolis on May "Z- iK. 7.

third; Marlatt (Hag), fourth. Time: Porter and Rick Burden paced Low Hurdle-porter (r. the Victorious Red Devils With rim; Mam aecond; Harrli (R). ti. sarh Pnrter Nr- 'wrth.

Time: two blue ribbons eacn. toner Mie (Houston. Hogg, Skimmed the high and low hur- Maden, Jordan). fint; New Cattle, aec dles for the honor spot, while Bur- captured the 100-yard and 220- mo-Yard Relay Richmond (Kaior. i Harier, Borden, Baldon), first; New yard dasnes.

Castle, aecond; RushvilUt, third; Con- Mike Leavell walked away from nersville, fourth. Time: 1:11 (new the field in the mile run event for JumDWrigh, another RHS five pointer tO give rit (R), aecond; Arnold (NO, third: the Charlie Hilton clan an early i JrMUKt: a 10 DOint lead. Sh Put-Van Zant (R). Van Pelt (R), aecond; Lewie (NO, third: The string of first place wins 0Ultn, ptwict: for RHS was halted momentarily feet. inches, when Mike Kenemer of New Cas- Zc tie took the 880-yard dash, nosing chaw (Kfourth.

Height: feet. out Don Williams of Richmond at Po" vauTt-SLk (no. firtt; Pat the tarje chem aecond; Weaver (Hag tu. .1 niM, h.ir Sturgeon fourth, He.ght: Marfan AB HFarlham Ardiuone lb 4 2 I Meferer lb AB 2 11 and from Newton, is 40-5-2. Jones Turns 152.027 Lap, Tops Record LNDLANAPOLIS (AP)-Parnelli Jones, who already owns the Indianapolis Motor Speedway qualifying record, drove a lap Saturday at 152.027 miles an hour, the fastest time ever recorded at the track.

Jones piloted the same Agajan-lan Special in which he took the pole for the 500-mile race last Memorial Day with a speed of 150.729. He was the first man to pass 150 here. The 30-year-old Torrance, driver, who was USAC sprint car champion last year, drove two laps above 150 before the electrical timing device registered his unofficial record. Jones added fuel to a Speedway feud by turning in the record lap on 15-inch tires. Veteran Speedway drivers and car owners have protested the use of the smaller tires by foreign entries.

The crew-cut Jones said he had proved his point "that you can run quicker, like the Lotus-Fords have done, on 15-inch tires." Most conventional Speedway roadsters use tires 16 inches in diameter, with a narrower tread. Jones led the 1962 race before his brakes failed. A dual breaking system has been installed in his conventional car this year. Two more drivers smashed their cars in practice runs Saturday. Both walked away groggly but apparently unhurt.

Eleven days of practice have brought eight accidents without serious injury. Lloyd Ruby of Wichita Falls, who has finished the last three races, crashed his Zink Trackburner against the wall after a piece of his right front wheel broke off coming out of the southwest turn. Rookie Bruce Jacibo of Salem, skidded 909 feet after losing control on the same turn. The car hit a steel pole at the edge of the infield and shot across a ditch. Within less than half an hour, he was in the garage area looking over the extensive damage to his orange and white Vita Fresh Special from the practice run accident.

Dr. Tom Hanna, Speedway medical director, reported Jacobi "coming along OK he just appears shaken up." Jacobi has been racing 10 years but has never started in a 500-mile race, though he has passed the Speedway driver's test. Werner lb 2 I 1 Ronald Senders 2 I 2 Boycn as Ffderle cf 2 11 Renschler rf Rosa p3b 4 I I Snow lb Stranie Jb-V 2 11 Seibert cf 2 I I Harpold 2b 2 2 I IRakka 2 Hackett aa Carr rf Weiaa Canales rf Noona 111 Bonkowsky 2 I I err nniJ Totals 21 4 Total! 21 I Scorn by innings: Marian IM I 4 I Earlham OoO 500 I 3 Errora Mehrer, Snow, Harpold, Bakke, Hackett. Runt Bitted In Snow, Har- f)ld. Bakke.

Werner, Sanders 2, Ross. wo-Baaa Hit Sanders. Stolen Bsaa Ardizime. Strikeouts Bonkowsky Rosf 4, Sanders 1 Ba on Balls Bankow-skv 3. Hitt-Off Ross, in JH innings; off Sanders, 1 in 2V innings.

Left on Base Earlham 4. Marian T. Double Plays Rentchler to Mehrer. Losing Pitcher Rots. (4) Musial (3).

(First Game Chicago 300 000 000-3 5 0 Houston 120 000 20x-5 11 2 Koonce, Toth (2). Schultz (7) and Bertell; Brown, Woodeshick (2) and Bateman. Woodeshick (2-1). L-Toth (1-2). Chicago at Houston, second game, incomplete at press time.

San Francisco at Los Angeles, incomplete at press time. American League Los Angeles 000 020 000-2 7 1 Chicago 100 300 O0x-4 5 0 Belinsky, Navarro (4), Nelson (5) Osinski (7) and E. Sadowski; Peters, Brosnan (6) and Carreon. W-Peters (2-2). L-Belinsky (1-3).

Home runs Chicago, Nicholson (7). New York 000 720 130-13 19 0 Baltimore 100 000 000- 1 4 1 Williams Hamilton (1) and Howard; McNally, Stock (4), Pap-pas (5), Stone (8) and Orsino. -Hamilton (1-1). McNally (2-1). Home runs New York, Maris (4), Mantle (5).

Cleveland 00O0U 200 2-6 8 0 Detroit 000 000 004 1-5 11 2 Donovan, Ramos (9), Walker (9) and Romano; Aguirre, Sturdi-vant (8), Fox (10) and Freehan. W-Walker (2-0). L-Fox (1-1). Home runs Cleveland, Held (6) Davilillo (3). Kansas City 020 030 000-5 8 0 Minnesota 000 000 001-1 2 1 Bowsfield and Sullivan; Roland, Sullivan (6), Pleis (9) and Battey.

W-Bowsfield (2-4). Roland (M). Home run Kansas City, Lum-pe (1). Washington at Boston, postponed, rain. iiic lime iciay (eel.

Mark Houston. Terry Hogg, Tom Porter skims over the low hurdles for a blue ribbon for the RHS Satans in the sectional meet Friday. Porter set a new record in the high hurdles traveling the distance in 15 seconds flat. FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP)-Julius Boros, playing with the emotion of a cigar store Indian, moved through heat and wind that wrecked the hopes of most of his closest pursuers Saturday to take a 3-stroke lead through 54 holes in the $60,000 Colonial National Invitation Golf Tournament.

While favorite Jack Nicklaus and others who were in the front ranks floundered, Boros' putter again held him up and he shot a 1-over-par 71 for 208. Doug Sanders was one who came in fighting and his 5-foot birdie putt on 18 pave him a 72 for second place with 211. Boros, starting the third round with 137 for 36 holes, birdied the first hole when he came out of a trap to within 10 feet of the pin and sank the putt. But he bogeyed 3 when he overshot the green and got another bogey on 7 with a straying second shot. He birdied 11 and 13, sending his tee shot close to the pin on the latter and ramming it home for a deuce.

He faltered to a bogey on 16 and had another one on 17 but he wound up with a par on 18 when he sent a 4-foot putt down after rolling past the hole on his first. Tony Lema had a 73 for third place at 213, while five players, including Nicklaus, were grouped in a tie for fourth with 214. Nicklaus wound up with a 74 after starting out with birdies on the first two holes. Bob Rosburg, with a 71; Bruce Crampton, 74, Bobby Nichols, 74, and Gene Littler, 69, were tied with Nicklaus. The Colonial Country Club course, baked by 95-degree temperatures and swept by a 20-mile-per-hour wind, brought soaring scores all the way round.

Arnold Palmer, the defending champion, boomed to a 75 and his 224 had him far down the list. Gary Player, a member of golf's Big Three Nicklaus and Palmer are the others had a 72 for 216 and was tied for ninth place. Only five players bettered par over the long course and a 67 by Bob Goalby was the lowest round a 3-under-par. It gave Goalby 221 for 54 holes. Today's Games i- i aawjaas s.n I mm.

I 1 ltd Golf Sectionals Haye Record List Of 958 Entries INDIANAPOLIS (AP)-A record list of 958 boys from 166 schools have entered the Indiana high school golf tournament, starting next Friday with sectionals in Anderson, Bedford, Elkhart, Hammond, Indianapolis and Logans-port. The list is up 154 individuals and 19 schools from last year. La Porte, runner-up in the state meet last year, won its own invitational tourney Friday and defending champion South Bend Riley finished second, 316-321. Ken Young of La Porte and Mike Scott of South Bend Central tied for individual honors with 3-over-par 75s and Young won a play-off with a par 4 on the first hole. Mader and Jordan added another first place to the growing list as did Wright in the board jump and Van Zant in the shot put.

Again a Trojan of New Castle broke the first place monopoly held by the Red Devils, as Scott Sinnock took the pole vault event. Denver Kennett of Lawrenceburg and Butch Joyner put on a two-man show in the high jump with Kennett the eventual winner setting the new sectional high jump mark, in the final event of the day. Area athletei eligible to compete In the regional classic are: Tom Porter, 120-yard high hurdlei, flrat, 180-yard low hurdles, first; Joe Ramidell. 120-yard high hurdlea, third; G. D.

Harm, 180-yard low hurdlea. third, broad Jump, aecond; Mike Leavell, mile run, first; Don Williams, 880-yard run, second; R. M. Burden, 100-yard dash, first: 320-yard dash, first; Kip Baldon, 100-yard dash, aecond, 220-yard dash, third; Terry Hogg, 440-yard dash, aecond; Rick Jordan. 440-yard dash, first, mile relay, first, l0-yard relay, first; Fred Wright, broad jump, first; Steve Van Zant, shot put, first; Bnb Van Pelt, ahot put, second; Jim Bullock, 880-yard run, third.

All are from Richmond. New Castle York 120-yard high hurdles, aecond; J. Williams, 100-yard dash, third; Brook. 440-yard dash, fourth, Kenjnen, 880-yard run, first; J. Williams, 220-yard dash, second; York.

180-yard low nurdles, fourth, mile relay, aecond, 880-yard relay, second; Arnold, broad Jump, third; Lewis, shot put. third; Joyner, high jump, aecond; Sin-nork. pole vault, first. Whitewater Township John Kaiser, 120-yard high hurdles, fourth. Liberty Weber, mile run, third.

Hagerstown Jim Brown, 100-yard fourth; Mare Marlatt, 440-yard dash, fourth; Bob Weaver, pole vault, third. Straughn Terry Macy, high Jump, third. Williamsburg Bill Haynci, broad Jump, fourth. Summary: 120-Yard High Hurdlea Porter (R), National League Cincinnati (Purkey 0-0 and Owens 0-1) at New York (Hook 1- 4 and Cisco 1-2). Chicago (Buhl 2-2) at Houston (Nottebart 4-1).

San Francisco (Fisher 3-2 at Los Angeles (Podres 1-3). Milwaukee (Burdette 3-3 and Hendley 3-2) at Philadelphia (Culp 3-2 and Green 1-0). St. Louis (Broglio 3-1 and Sa-decki 0-3) at Pittsburgh (Gibbon 2- 0 and Francis M). American League Cleveland (McDowell l-2)at Detroit (Mossi 3-1).

New York (Bouton 2-1) at Baltimore (Barber 6-2). Kansas City (Wickersham 1-2 and Rakow 3-2) at Minnesota (Perry 0-1 and Kaat 1-4). Los Angeles (Chance 2-2 and Turley 1-3) at Chicago (Horlen 2-0 and Buzhardt 2-1). Washington (Daniels 0-0 and Os-teen 0-2) at Boston (Morehead 2-0 and Wilson 3-2). Jackson Has Two Winners OXFORD, Ohio.

Four track teams of Preble county finished among the leaders Saturday in the annual running of the Miami relays. The county champions from Jackson tallied 29 points, good for a third place behind the winning team from DePorres high school of Cincinnati, Ohio, with 51 points and Wood row Wilson high school of Xenia, Ohio, in sec ond place with 32 markers. Other finishers from Preble county wera West Alexandria, 10; Monroe, 9, and College Corner, 4. For Jackson's Redskins Gary Childers and Ron Cabaniss captured blue ribbons. Childers was the top performer in the pole vault, while Cabaniss led the field in the 830-yard dash plus a third in the mile run.

John Morse took a second place in the pole vault and tied Jim Probala for fourth spot in the high jump. Jim Petry, broad jumper for the Redskins, took a fifth place. Bob Fletcher finished fourth in the 440-yard dash, the 100-yard dash and the 220-yard event. For the Monroe Wildcats, Ron Henn was second in the broad jump and third in the high jump. The Monroe mile relay team fin ished in the fourth place slot.

West Alexandria's 880-yard relay team captured a fourth place position, while Mike Fahrenholz of the Bulldog cinder squad took a third place ribbon in the 100-yard dash and in the 220-yard dash. Bill Parmen of College Corner was a third-place winner in the 120-yard high hurdle event, to wind up the scoring for the Preble county athletes. Lafayette Blanks Red Devils, 2 To 0 A leap of 22 feet and 4 inches broke the existing sectional broad jump record, automatically entering the name of Fred Wright of Richmond as the new title holder. Hawks' Game Reset The scheduled game between the Richmond Hawks and the Reading, Ohio, nine was called off due to cold weather. According to Hawks' Manager Pete Wis-sel, the game will be played May 19 at Municipal stadium.

Vic Bubas is in his fourth season as basketball coach at Duke. He captained the 1949 North Carolina State team. Bradey showed perfect control in striking out 10 and walking no batters. Puckett fanned seven and walked three. Richmond will play at New Castle Tuesday and at home against Logansport Thursday.

The box score: Richmond AB Lafayette AB 1 Puthoff 3b 2 I Walkey as 0 1 Chess Tilt Adjourned, To Resume Today MOSCOW (AP)-The 19th game in the present World Chess Tour LAFAYETTE. The Richmond Red Devil baseball team again showed almost perfect pitching but lacked the timely hitting as it dropped a 2-0 decision to Lafayette Jefferson here Friday. The loss gives Richmond an 0-9 record (including six forfeits) and leaves the Red Devils at 0-4 in North Central conference play. Jim Puckett turned in about the same type of mound job which Larry Cain recorded Tuesday at Municipal stadium in a 2-0 loss to Anderson. The senior right-hander was touched for five hits including back-to-back doubles by Dave Lecklitner and Mike McGreery for Lafayette's first run in the Morguson 3b 1 Wies hahn as 3 0 Slickers 3b 7 1 Bradtrly 1 2 Lecltlitnrr cf 3 1 1 I' McGreery 3 0 2 nament was adjourned after 41 Chen'wetb cf Wissel rf Bryant 3b Oliver If Sidrrs If Martin lb Hudson lb Hodgin Tnomas Puckett OK.unitra rf OEylens lb Agnew 2b 0 Smith If 0 II I moves Saturday and will be resumed on Sunday.

Tieran Petrosvan. rjlavino thp Honor Society Adds Dick Shilts To Membership SPRINGFIELD, Ohio -A New Paris student at Wittenberg university has been selected for membership in Pick and Pen, honor society for junior men. He is Richard Shilts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Shilts, 201 Pearl street, New Paris.

Pick and Pen, which was established at Wittenberg in 1924, selects its members on the basis of outstanding scholarship, character and leadership qualities. Shilts is a member of Wittenberg's basketball squad, which finished second in the NCAA small college division tournament in March. He is majoring in education. His fraternity is Phi Mu Delta. white pieces in this game, holds a 10-8 lead over Mikhail Botvin-nik, defending champion, after the first 18 of the scheduled 54 fourth inning.

The second marches. run off Puckett fifth inning. He Totals 26 5 Totals 21 2 5 Score by innings: Richmond 000 000 1 Lafayette miO 110 2 2 Errors Slickers, Walkey, Morguson. Runs Batted In McGreery. Two-Base Hits Lecklitner.

McGreery. Three-Base Hits Puthoff, Wiesehahn. Stolen Basea Walkey. Strikeotits Bradey 10, Puckett 7. Base on Balls Puckett 3.

Left on Base Richmond 7. Lafayette I. tm-pires Campbell and Hill. the came in V. TJ -mi urum i jj iu.iiiB.jimi ns I Sm 4 if f'' v' WANTED! MEN WOMEN Dayton Defeats Earlham Golf 21 Squad, 12 LIBERTY.

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The pitcher, Dennis Bradey, followed with a single to move Slickers to third. He scored on a wild pitch to make it 2-0. Puthoff Triples Rick Puthoff slammed a triple off Bradey to lead off the third inning and started home on an infield grounder only to change his mind. The infielder made his throw to the third baseman and Puthoff, who also had singled to lead off the game, dived back into third only to collide with the third baseman. Puthoff was dazed and had to be taken to a doctor who allowed him to return home with the team.

Bob Wiesehahn, junior shortstop who has the knack for slamming extra base hits, connected for a triple off Bradey while Dick Wissel and Bill Thomas had the two other hits, both singles. here Friday by topping the Quakers, 12'4-2'i. The loss was the third in seven meets for Earlham. I Earlham will travel to Indian- apolis Friday to participate in the Little State meet. Liptska (D), 37-40-77, defeated! Carroll, 40-39-79, 2-1.

Blesi (D), 40-37-77, defeated Close, 39-43-82, 2-1. Huber (D), 38-37-75, defeated Chiles. 39-41 80. 3-0. i Horseshoe Loop Meeting Today Lonnie Barnes, secretary of the Independent Horseshoe League announced Saturday that a meeting will be held Sunday at 2 p.

m. at the Clear Creek courts. All persons interested in joining the league are invited to attend. Those unable to be present may obtain detailed information from the league secretary- The meeting will be for all members that participated last year as well as for new members planning to register for the coming season. LINCOLN SFRVICE, Dept.

(4 Pekin, Ulinoit I am very much interested. Please tend me absolutely FREE 0 A lit of tT S. Government positions and salaries; (2) Information on how to qualify for a 5 Government Job. Age Name Street Clty Phone Sets New Mark For Speedway Parnelli Jones is pushed to garage by his crew Saturday after he drove the racer around the Indianapolis Motor Speedway at 152.27 mph. This was the fastest the 2'2 oval has ever been driven.

Jones was testing on his car 15-inch tires designed for the rear-engined European type cars which are challenging the American cars for this year's Memorial Day 500-mile race. State McCloskey (D), 41-3980, defeated Overman, 41-4283, 2. Valcheff (D). 35-38-73, Krehbiel, 39-42-81, 3-0. Giv Eoet Directions to Your Home..