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J.KijjflV:-J; If 'MS: uur-'MS frecs, may s. issi PACE TWENTY.ONS SPRING SPORT RESULTS Pender Quitting For Second Time Cards Jyimra veir 3 00 imping on Taylor BOSTON (UPI) Paul Pender faded into boxing's shadows today and the Massachusetts Box al good positions' that have been offered to him. Two of the three members of the Massachusetts Boxing Commission, caught by surprise by Pender's announcement, indicated that it would be only a matter of days before Tiger was recognized as world middleweight champ. mim. mum ing Commission prepared to join the rest of the world in recognizing Nigeria's Dick Tiger as mid in tne 100-yard dash and Fred Gorin fourth in the low hurdles.

TENNIS BURRIS 6, SOUTH 1 Pendleton's Mike Hanna, a Burris stopped South's Rebels dleweight champion. The former Brookune, Mass. strong contestant for state honors, set a relays record of 6-1 Tuesday to register its second win of the season over the fireman announced in New York 13-feet, 7-inches to capture the kar mrzm r-m Tuesday that he was calling it pole vault. new Muncie high school. Only South winner was Ray Saylor, who won his singles match in three sets.

It has been a long, hard battle, but Ball State's baseball Cardinals have jumped above .500 in the won-lost column for the first time since their season's opener. They did it with a sparkling 10-2 decision over non-loop foe Taylor here Tuesday and jubilant Coach Ray Louthen played everyone but the bat boy. It was their eighth win in 15 games. After scoring all their runs in the first three innings two in the first, seven in the second and An In thA thifH TYMllhpn start ROYERTON 67, COWAN 42 INDEX CARDS Royerton closed its regular CARDS RESET MATCH Ball State's tennis match with track season with a 67-42 victory over Cowan in a prep track meet at the Redbirds' field Tuesdav. Earlham at Richmond Tuesday quits as a boxer for the second time in his career only this time it was for keeps.

Pender, a slender, dark-haired man whose craggy nose gives the only hint of his profession, first retired from boxing some 12 years ago when brittle hands seemingly cut short his career almost before it had begun. But surgery was postponed and rescheduled Redbirds Mike Collins and Ted for May 14. The Card netters Dixon were double winners. Col play at Purdue Friday and at lins won the 100 and 220-yard Valparaiso in a three-way meet dashes and Dixon the shot put and high jump. corrected his hands and he went Cowan's Bruce Stanley also was Saturday.

GOLF BEARCAT MATCH DELAYED on to win 40 ot 48 professional II S21 m. Main Ph. AT S-442T I a double winner taking the high bouts, which included two draws. and low hurdles. ANOTHER REEDY The scheduled golf match be McKDVLEY 69'2, FRANKLIN 29ft tween Central and Anderson on the Anderson Grandview Course SEVERAL GOOD JOBS OFFERED TO PENDER The 32-year-old Pender said McKmley swept to an easy 69ft ed his platooning and when nine innings were completed 23 players had seen action.

Lefty Jack Merritt was the winning hurler and he was first of six Cardinal moundsmen to see action. HOMER IS SIXTH FOR MERV RETTENMUND Catcher-outfielder Merv Retten-mund, a sophomore enjoying a big season, got the home team 29ft freshman track victory Tuesday was postponed until Fri day. the Middletown team this past season. Dick, also a star at Middletown, was a varsityman on the Cardinal squad the past year. over Franklin Tuesday at Bear Ball State cage coach Jim Hinga (left) chats with the Reedy brothers, Dick (center) and Larry, after the latter had announced he would enter the local college next fall.

He was a standout on Bearcat Coach Ernie Sutton said cat Field. Pacing the winners that the inability of promoters to secure television for the proposed June 1 Boston Garden bout with Joey Giardello and the apparent the course was too crowded for was Barnes, who won the 100 yard dash and shot put. a prep meet to be held. impossibility of luring Tiger into II II a match for the undisputed world off and flying with a hefty home title led him to quit. His trainer, Al Lacy, said Pen UNSER HITS WALL run sock in the opening inning.

Veteran outfielder Dan Thurston powered one out of the park in the second. der was in "wonderful physical Rosewall Defeats Laver Before 500 Tennis Fans Here condition and able to beat Joey Giardello or Dick Tiger unquestionably." But Pender said that this time Archie Falls From Boxing Elite Ranks NEW YORK (UPI) Former Rettenmund now has six home runs, high for the Cards this season and iafielder Jim Wells Ken Rosewall defeated Rod for 70c Famed (Family Croups Actfive on Autfo traces his retirement was "definite." continued his bid for the team's Pender, married and the father highest batting average. Laver, 6-2, 6-4 and then they teamed to beat Andres Gimeno and Earl Buchholz 8-5 in a "pro of three, will have no financial Wells pounded out three hits In four trips to the plate one a worries, according to his friends, for he had handled his money light heavyweight champion Archie Moore, 47 going on 50, was dropped completely out of the set" in the tennis event at Ball Gym Tuesday. double and now has cornered 10 hits in his last 16 at-bats and owns a .417 mark for the cam wisely. After a vacation trip to were ready to start racing and "No Unser has ever gotten rich Vermont he will consider sever Ring Magazine's top 10 rankings paign.

today for the first time in me racing but all of them have loved it and have been a happy family." take 2 weeks to pay Larger loam with longer terms of repayment ar aviilibla to familiet and to single men ot wo-, men for any worthwhile purpose. Prion or come in today. LOANS $25 TO $500 they did. They competed in modified stock car races, with their father gradually stepping up the mory of modern man. Taylor's only runs came in the fifth off Merritt, who gave up Mustachioed end sometimes- pMROTO 151 By DALE BURGESS INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Auto racing has had almost as many family acts as a European circus.

Some of the more famous- are the Foyts, Hartleys, Marshmans, Russos, Ruttmans, Rathmanns, two of Taylor's four safeties in rra goateed Archie, who had come up power as the boys gained experience. A minimum age rule was JERRY, JR. DIED IN PRACTICE RUN The four boys, surrounded by through the light heavyweight his four-inning stint. The Cards resume Indiana Col Earlier, Gimeno defeated Buchholz 8-6 in a pro set. Rosewall is defending world pro champ and his victory over Laver gave him a 4-3-lost record in the cross-country round-robin "World Series of Tennis" attraction.

Gimeno upped his record to 5-2. Approximately 500 fans turned out to see the matches, which were sponsored by the Ball State adopted a little later and Al rankings to the light heavy title didn't get into the act until he leeiate Conference play at In racing atmosphere, found their pet J2GEST 'aa and then had shifted into the heavy division, did not have far was 18. diana State Saturday where Unsers and Mexico's Rodriguez. burrows pretty slow and pleaded they'll face the Sycamores in a Jerry Jr. was regarded as one ASSOCIATES brothers, Pedro and the late to drop this time.

for an auto. Their father gave them an old Model A Ford on of the country's most promising In the last previous monthly list doubleheader. Box score: Ball 8UU Taylor young racers when he was cata condition that they drive only on of ring rankings, the ancient San Diego (Calif.) swatter had been A abrbkl abrkbl Bobby Unser, who escaped injury Tuesday when his car smacked the Indianapolis Motor Speedway retaining wall during a Blue Key chapter. the mesa and stay off public roads. LOAN COMPANY, INC.

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4. member of the fraternity. I've picked up a lot of drivers," Jerry Sr. said, "but you "I'm no mechanic," she says, 10 0 0 10 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 3 0 0 0 Baseball Line Scores never think it will happen to your own family." "but I sure know auto parts." She and her husband Jerry, L.Jones. lb 3 10 0 Miller, cf Calvert.lb 0 0 0 0 Krelgh.o Huber.e 3 0 0 0 b-Burlc- c-Dorman 0 0 0 0 holser Drtasky.ct 0 0 0 0 Norqulst.a Thurstn.lf 4 13 1 Porter, lb Englcss 4 110 Weston.lb 3 3 0 0 Winter-Ma.

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year-old Bobby has been practic Pittsburgh 010 000 2014 3 Chicago 011 000 Jlx 5 11 0 ing and taking the rookie driver's Cardwell, Bisk (81 and Burgess. Jackson (3-3 1 and Ranew. Loser test. The car he banged the wall Total 3J 10 I I Totals 32 2 4 3 of England at Stockholm, on April It was a severe shock to Mrs. Unser but she never thought of asking the other boys to quit racing.

That, she says, would only have led to arguments and unpleasantness. She has been considerably more than a spectator. She drove the service car, at night, when Jerry Sr. and Bobby competed in the 1952 Mexican Road Race. And, as she says, she "sure knows auto parts." with Tuesday was not badly dam Cardwell (1-4).

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Burke. she went for hay fever relief after graduation from Lindenwood Col final bell. Philadelphian Ernest Terrell's unexpected victory over Cleveland Williams of Houston, boosted Terrell into the top 10 heavies at Moore's old station, No. 10. Williams dropped from fourth to sixth.

Ralph Dupas of New Orleans was named "Fighter of the Month" for winning the junior middleweight crown from Denny Moyer of Portland, although the Ring Magazine does not recognize the "synthetic" junior middleweight (154-pound) division. Alphonse Halimi of France, former world bantamweight champion, rose to top contender today FICTIOII: New 2-Ply 2nd 1 I Line Are Better Ujr A T5Sfcs Than Retreads! II lft ETC R. H. X. Wlnterholter (L) l'j 6 Wamsley 0 3 3 Merritt (W) 4 2 3 Snodgress 1 0 0 Miller 1 0 0 Hoffman 1 0 0 Troth 1 0 Bchmlta 1 1 0 lege at St.

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Purkey, Henry (6), Jay (7) and slipping past Anderson iwaaison killed in 1928 testing a front-drive Coleman near Littleton, Colo. An Edwards, winner Nottebart (4-1). Loser Jay (0-0). HR Coleman. Heights, 46ft to 45ft here Tues Wedding Reception other brother, Louis, won the day.

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Phillips fanned, Richie Allen with two men on, He said during the weekend se this season, said he talked by telephone with the Cleveland man ager but that he would have to then gave way to Rosenbaum who talk with him in person. truck out Mickey Harrington witn ries with the Los Angeles Angels he "heard the Angels wire trying to get me but Cleveland turned down any deal. Apparently I'm not good enough to play for Cleveland, but too good to be traded." the bases loaded. Phone AT 8-7768 Phone AT 8-5551 Lunches Daily From 11 S. Walnut "If I can't straighten things out, I'm going to go back home," Green said.

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