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PACE 19 HOT WEATHER. HOT PUTTERS Tvo loWgsfootfs Head at Cleveland CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) Gary Player, who always is in contention, and two dark horses Bill Eggers and Bo Wininger, led the field by a stroke going into the second round of the $110,000 Cleveland Open golf tournament today with Jack Nicklaus and favored Arnold Palmer trailing by two and five strokes, respectively. The little South African, the. red-haired Eggers and the 40-year-old Wininger fired five-under par 66's all of them wielding hot putters in the first round Thursday to lead former PGA champion Lionel Hebert, Moon Mullins and Dave Hill by a shot. The golf was as hot as the heat which seared the Beechmont Country Club course as 42 players in the 150-man field broke par 35-36-71 and 27 equalled it.

BOGEYv ON THE NINTH UPSET HIM, PLAYER SAYS Player felt he would have shot a 31 going out except for bogeying the ninth hole. "I was putting the best I've ever putted and I really felt like I was going to have an exceptional round," he saidi "But then I three-putted from 20 feet on the ninth hole and wound up parring the 10th when I should have had a birdie. "That bogey on the ninth really upset me and I really never got going again." Player had five birdies and two bogeys on the front nine for a 32 and two birdies on the back for a 34. The 30-year-old Eggers, using a 19-year-old brassie given to him when he was a boy, overcame the putting jitters which used to bother him as he carded a 33-33 while Wininger, whose golfing luck has turned better after an African elephant safari last fall, had nines of 34 and 32. Their total of 66 put them two shots ahead of Nicklaus, Tony Lema, Mike Souchak, Sam Snead, Jim Ferrier, Gordon Jones, Chi Chi Rodriquez and Frank Beynton.

U.S. Open champion Julius Boros, Jacky Cupit, Art Wall, Bob Goalby, Jackie Burke and Doug Ford were among 11 tied at 69 while the 70 group included former U.S. champion Gene Littler, Canadian Stan Leonard, Billy Maxwell, Jay Hebert and Jim Ferree. While the trio of leaders putted superbly. Palmer couldn't get his putter going as he was bracketed with 26 others at even par 71.

"The whole answer," he said, "is I've got the putting jumps." FRIDAY. JUNE 23. 1SS3 Player asanannjitisiiauijinail mtmm felllil t4 full 1 1 iU li.IiI) ilfiInll'l) Wl i 1 in "ffi i II i i' iili iilllnl tsn 1 tnftftitY-fl Power 'Pitch Luplow Catch iring Rhubarbs If. sj'-rTak i lllilM brew cracked homers for the Twins while Killebrew, Rich Rol lins and Zoilo Versalles each col lected three hits in a 14-hit attack that made it easy for Jim Perry, 8-4. Terry Fox.

3-4, was the loser. The White Sox jolted Jim Bou-ton, 10-3, for 10 hits in five in BILL EGGERS a 33-33 66 brings a wide grin to the face of a virtual unknown on the pro circuit. AP Wirephoto. nings and breezed behind Herbert, 8-4, to their fifth victory in six Wlm By MIKE RATHET AP Sports Writer In the fury of the American League pennant chase, the spotlight glares on Al Luplow and Vic Power. Luplow, Cleveland outfielder, made a spectacular diving catch of Dick Williams' bid for a three-run homer in the eighth inning and preserved a 6-4 triumph over third-place Boston Thursday.

Power, Minnesota first baseman, threw a punch at Detroit pitcher Phil Regan and was ejected from the game during a 10-6 triumph over the Tigers that moved the Twins to within three games of first-place New York. The Chicago White Sox downed the Yankees 6-0 as Ray Herbert pitched a five-hitter for his sixth shutout and second over New York while pulling the White Sox to within eight percentage points of the front-runners. CHISOX WIN FIFTH games with the Yankees this season. Home runs by King and Zimmer, his first in the AL, gave Washington a 2-0 lead. Ed Brink-man singled home what turned out to be the decisive run in the sixth and Landrith added insur-fjice with his seventh inning homer.

Norm Siebern homered for the A's. Bennie Daniels, 1-4, was the winner, Dave Wickersham, 5-7, the loser. r- Out They Go! -Reduced to 4 BRAND-NEW GO-KARTS 2 WITH CttlCft WEST BEND ENGINES IWw 2 WITH ifclfiA CLINTON ENGINES fUU (Values to $300) PAUL'S GARDEN CENTER Vl SI. West of Madison on 16th AT 2-9710 Roughriders Sign Dick Quinn, Art Haege REGINA, Sask. (UPI) Two American linemen Dick Quinn, a 6-foot, 7-inch 310-pound giant from Tulsa University, and Art Haege, a mere mortal of 6 feet, 2 inches and 235 pounds, have signed with the Saskatchewan Roughriders of the Canadian Football League.

AL LUPLOW did he catch it on or off ths playing field? didn't believe the unbelievable catch should have deprived Williams of a homer, because the ball was caught in the bullpen and played the game under protest. Umpire Joe Paparella ruled it a sacrifice fly, scoring Lu Clinton from third base. Jimmy Hall and Harmon Kille- coach Tom Swift move to separate the battlers. The fight broke out at first base when Power and Regan exchanged words after Regan drew a base on balls. AP Wirephoto.

FISTICUFFS AT FIRST Minnesota's Vic Power (almost hidden, behind umpire) loses his glove as he lands a blow in scuffle with Detroit pitcher Phjl Regan. Umpire John Flaherty and Detroit OF SIX WITH YANKS In the only other game scheduled, Washington used home runs by Jim King, Don Zimmer and Hobie Landrith to top Kansas City 4-2. Philadelphia walloped CLASSIFIED SERVICE-PH. 282-5921 Pittsburgh 13-4 in the only National League game scheduled. Red Sox Manager Johnny Pesky Phils' Culp Wins No.

HO of Saason AMEBICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pel. OB their biggest run production of the fin ji t'i By MIKE RATHET AP Sports Writer The 18 hits tied the NL New York 41 87 .068 hlofo 44 Mi Boston 30 Minnesota 40 Cleveland 87 85 Los Angeles SB 87 1 3 Baltimore 88 87 Ml 1 high for the season. Ray Culp, Philadelphia's Johnny Callison took hitting Kansas Cltr 88 87 .471 000 bonus right-hander who had Detroit' 87 43 .886 9 IS 2a honors for Philadelphia, becoming a losing minor league record, is Washington li S3 Thursday's Betrtts Cleveland 6.

Boston 4. the first player in either league halfway home in his bid to be to complete the single, double, come the first rookie pitcher since Minnesota 10, Detroit Chicago 8, New York t. triple, homer cycle this year. He 1947 to enter the 20-victory circle Washington 4, Kansas Cltr (Only games scheduled.) Todar's Probable PHrhers tripled in the first inning and scored the first run, then followed in the National League. Cleveland at Chicago (night) Wynn Culp, 21, won No.

10 Thursday (O-l) vs. DeBnsschero (O-l). with a three-run homer, a single Los Angeles at Detroit (, twl-night) night as the Phillies pounded 18 and a run-producing double. uHUHKl III lrn; ts-o; vs. Lslich IK-HI and Acnirre (6-4).

hits and clobbered Pittsburgh 13-4 Minnesota at Washington it, twl- in the only game on the NL night) Kaat (7-6) and Pleis (O-O) vs. Duckworth (2-6) and Cheney (7-6). schedule. If Culp continues at his present 5 THE 5 rAKIIIOMC Kansas City at Baltimore (night) Pens (S-O) vs. Barber (lt-6).

Boston at New York (night) Beffner pace, he will have an excellent (l-O) vs. Downing (8-1). 8sturday's Games (0 FICURI fQj RACES Cleveland at Chicago. Los Angeles at Detroit. Minnesota at Washington (light) Kansas City at Baitimors.

Boston at New York. OFF THE HI-BANKS NATIONAL LEAGUE nr. Prt chance to become the first rookie 20-game winner since Larry Jan-sen of the New York Giants posted a 21-5 record in 1947. Against the Pirales, Culp allowed two hits in six innings, but was touched for two runs and three hits in the seventh and was given a rest by Manager Gene Mauch. The Phillies piled up 18 hits and OB .889 ji June 23 80 SO 8 83 84 86 40 8 4 St.

LolllS 43 Lea Angeles 43 Han Francises 4S Cincinnati 40 Chicago 88 Milwaukee 86 Philadelphia 84 Pittsburgh 88 and Every Sat. During Season .588 MH .800 6H 14'i 80 4S 47 New York Houston 28 .171 16 Thursday's ItesuHl Philsdeinhia 18, Pittsburgh i (night) National Event Here Muncie Dragway officials are busy mapping plans for the July 6-7 National Hot Rod Association championship meet which will draw fans and contestants from many states. Such an overflow crowd is predicted that Doug DeBord, president of the dragway, plans to set up camping facilities on the dragstrip grounds. Entries have been pouring in the Dragway office and when first eliminations are run off at 1 p.m. July 7, DeBord expects more than 600 entries to be on hand.

They'll battling not only for prestige, but for more than SIM la prizes with special cash awards going to drivers who break a at ion al class records. There'll be a S5 bonus for any pilot who caa break either (or both) the Dragway's elapsed time or miles-per-hour strip record. Champions from many NHRA sections will be here and local contestants will get a full offering of outside competition. Muncie and Indianapolis strips are the only NHRA sanctioned tracks in Indiana, and are the only ones eligible to stage such shows. In order to get an NHRA sanction your dragway has to feature facilities of the highest standards.

The two-day affair will go from 1 o'clock to long after dark and fans will be permitted to the grounds at 8:30 a.m. On Sunday of the same week fans who like a different kind of racing will get a chance to see speedboats race hero for the first time hi 29 -years, AO types of racers will battle for honors at the Prairie Creek Reservoir. Guys gathered around- the scoreboard during the Green Hills Open were discussing the unusual round of Purdue's Jerry Jackson, who had just fired a one-under par 70. "Look at his scorecard," somebody remarked, "he's Just fired 17 pars and a birdie. That's something you rarely see.

If a player is even par he seldom pars every hole. He'll have his share of birdies, bogies and pars." Most couldn't remember when they'd last seen such a round. Now comes word from the PGA that Jacky Cupit shot 18 straight pars on the final day of the Colonial Open. Did you know that 10 years ago Arnold Palmer won the Ohio Amateur title? In that same meet a 14-year-old named Jack Nicklaus won two matches. (Uniy games scheduled.) Todsy's rename Pitchers Chicsgo at Philadelphia (night Ells.

worth (-SI vs. Daren a-! I. New York at Pittsburgh (night) Craig 13-11) vs. (iioson (I-). St.

Louis at Houston (night) Gibson (6-8) vs. Drett (-(). Jets Sign Three NEW YORK (UPI) The New York Jets of the American Football League have added three veterans, including standout defensive back and punter Bill Atkins, to their 1963 roster. FOR AT LEAST TRIPLE THE EXCITEMENT Yoa Can't Purohasa Anywhere Else tor the Sane Money Cates Open 6 P.M. Tims Trials 6:50 Races 8:30 FREE FICURE 8 RACER SATURDAY, JULY 13 Watch the Races Then Win and Drive One Yourself! FREE FREE Contest blanks at the gate.

You don't have to buy any thing nor be present to win. Milwaukee at Los Angeles (night) neaha vs. Drvsdala (-). Cincinnati at San Francisco (night) Purkey ((-4) vs. Marichal (18-8).

Saturday's Games Chicago at Philadelphia (night). New York at Pittsburgh (night) Ht. Louis at Houston (night). Milwaukee at Los Angeles (night), Cincinnati at Ban Francisco. INTERNATIONAL J.EAGUB Northern Division W.

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Tont-ht's Games Arkansas at Columbus. :w.v.v.,.v.v.w.v.v-v: at Indianapolis. Plrhmnnd at Rochester. Toronto at Syracuse. MI Thursday Results Stop in Today at Either Store! BEFORE YOU BUY TIRES FOR THE HOLIDAY CHECK THESE FACTS: Stuby Retreads Are Fully Cuaranteed.

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Rochester .1, Toronto 2. (Only games scheduled.) Be $afc9 Be Surc9 The 31st Indiana-Kentucky all-star basketball game goes to. Louisville Saturday and let's hope the Hoosiers can keep their string going at Freedom Hall. Indiana has won the last five at Louisville as have the Kentuckians at Indianapolis, so if things run true to form Coach Angus Nicoson's charges will win their 22nd game of the long series. However, they're going to have to be much sharper than last week when they suffered a 90-86 setback.

Stopping the' torrid shooting of Owensboro's Chuck Taylor will be Indiana's first target. He cornered 13 field goals in the opener, all from far away places, and nearly most goals were made as Hoosier defenders stood around and watched. Indiana's offense was adequate, at least during the last half, but its defense left something to be desired and no doubt Nicoson has been working on that problem this past week. It will be the last time Muncie's Rick Jones and Mike Rolf will perform in an official high school game and here's hoping they blaze out like they did during the state tourney when they sparked Central to its record fifth high school Tire Safety Starts "Before" Your Holiday Bung Quality! LOPEZ HOPES TO POSTPONE WYNN'S WIN CHICACO Wl "I will be the first to congratulate Early Wynn when he pitches his 300th victory, but I hope it will have to be by telephone or telegram." This was half-jesting, half serious comment by Manager Al Lopez of the sizzling White Sox after learning the 43-year-old Wynn will oppose the Sox here again Friday night in the opener of a four-game Cleveland visit. It was only a week ago that Wynn tried for No.

300 against the Sox at Cleveland, but lost a heartbreaker to his former teammates 2-0 on Ron Hansen's two-run homer in the ninth with two out. Trip! teim j. 7 7 s. wsr lsi i i in iwfv )rrrp 'Ailing Gene Conley Goes on Disabled List i MUFFLER lf raplaeemenl muffler iver nseded you pay tervict sharga. SHOPS Conley has not seen action for three weeks because of a shoulder ailment.

He plays center for the New York Knickerbockers In the Phone AT 8-7768 Phone AT 8-5551 BOSTON (UPI) Gene Conley. one of professional sport's few two-letter men, has been placed on the disabled list by the Boston Red Sox. A towering right-handed pitcher, Del Crandall of the Milwaukee Braves batted. .297 last season for his best year since he came up to the major leagues in 1919. 2023 NORTH BROADWAY Phoni AT 8-8882 "off-season." Open Dally 711 I P.Mr Friday Til 1.