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10 Morning Domocrot Thur. July 10, 1951 Board Votes Against Nats' Shift Bulldogs Win 10-1 Sectional Field Cut To 32 In Iowa Amateur FORT DODGE AP) Bob Leahy demonstrated Wednesday hy he hai won three Iowa amateur golf titles. Deadlocked at the end of 13 ft' Strri I JT I mm, 1 I I III i Here's How, Roy 82-81-163, failed to qualify by nine strokes. Mussato, golf coach at Western Illinois University, had 148, four strokes from medalist, to qualify. Story: Page 19.

(UPI Telephoto)' Roy Cullenbine, Detroit, former major league baseball player, competing in the 33rd Public Links golf tourney qualifications in Orland Park, 111., tries a new grip on club suggested by Harry Mussatto, Macomb, 111. Cullenbine, with MUSCATLVE-Bettendorf High School advanced to Friday' finals in the sectional baseball tour- niment by defeating Bennett, 0-1, Wednesday night behind the one-hit pitching of Charlie Bar- retto. Muscatine will play the winner of the Muscatine-Crawfordsville contest In the second round game Wed nesday night Burl Kleppe, Bennett's catcher, made the one hit. a double. The contest was stopped in the sixth because of the 10 run rule.

For Bettendorf i Gomez and Barretto tripled. Dave Cox got three hits, including two doubles. Jesse Arguello also doub- ed. The line score: Bennett 030 000-4 1 3 204 22x-10 11 Bettendorf Lage and Kleppe; Baretto and Arguello. CBS Plans To Televise PGA Championship NEW YORK (AP) The CBS network will televise the final two rounds of the Professional Golfers Assn.

Championship Saturday July 19 and Sunday July 20. William C. MacPhail. CBS sports director, said Wednesday night the arrangement with the PGA will not affect the regular Saturday baseball and racing tele casts nor the regular Sunday baseball. The PGA championship will be held at the Llanerch Country Club, Havertown, Pa.

WCAU-TV in Philadelphia will be the originating station for the telecasts. i The PGA Championship has a new format this year. Previously it was a match play event, but has been changed to a 72-hole medal play tournament. Medal play is much better suited for tele vision which usually concentrates on showing a number of golfers playing the final few holes. Tentative air times for the tele casts are 4 to 5:30 p.m..

EST July 19, and 4:30 to 5 p.m., July 20, but the network said the TV coverage may be expanded. New Record DUBLIN (AP)-Albert Thomas of Australia, broke the world three-mile record with a time of 13 minutes, 10.8 seconds Wednes day night. Sport Chats Clinton Pirates Edge Decatur By 5-4 Count CLINTON, la. Tony Nicotera's single in the seventh inning brought home Larry Elliot from third to give Clinton a 5-4 win over Palmer Has 64 Warming Up On Links WETHERSFIELD, Conn. (AP) Arnold Palmer warmed up for the Insurance City Open Wednesday with a 31-3364, the hottest score reported in the practice round.

Palmer, 1958 Masters champion from Latrobe, and winner of the Insurance match in 1956, had seven birdies and one bogey in his round. He came out seven under par. The Open, named after nearbv insurance-minded Hartford, starts today at Wethersfield County n. i uuu, rar iur uie course is oa-ob 71. Jackie Burke of Kiamesha Lake.

N.Y., limbered up his bad wrist with a 67, and Dow Finsterwald of Tequesta, turned in a similar score. Connecticut's Julius Boros scored 68. New, Natural Directors Against Any Transfer WASHINGTON (AP) The board of directors of the Washington baseball club voted Wednesday against shifting the team to Minneapolis or anywhere else. Only two days ago Senators' President Calvin Griffith had talked with his fellow American League club owners about making a move. Wednesday, he announced that the board has now adopted a resolution, saying none of its officers or directors "shall hereafter en gage in any negotiations or discuss any offers, either oral or written, regarding a transfer," The Griffith statement was dis tributed by Earl J.

Hilligan, head of the American League Service Bureau. Griffith's fellow club owners had already made it plain they were against any move out of Washington at this time. Some considered the timing was bad, with Con gress now considering legislation affecting baseball. They also point ed to the prestige angles of having a club in the nation's capital; the Senators have been here 58 years, The legislation under study would put baseball under the anti trust laws for the first time but also spell out for it, along with other pro sports, broad exemptions. The disclosure that Griffith was exploring the possibility of a move had stirred up lawmakers who want to keep the team in Washington and suggested the proposed exemptions might be tightened.

Baseball owners have sought as much freedom to operate as Con gress will give them. Griffith recalled that last Oct- ber the ball club's directors voted against transferring the franchise to another city which "was very anxious to obtain it and had made an attractive offer from a busi ness standpoint." Griffith did not identify the city, but presumably it was Minneapo lis, which during that period had guaranteed the Senators a modern stadium and a million paid ad missions for three straight years. Since that turndown, Griffith said, the club considered no fran chise matters until June IT. Then, he said, the board authorized him to sound out other clubs about a shift. He said if other owners thought it advisable, he would have asked his own directors to consider new proposals made earlier this year by the same unnamed city.

times when the law must show similar problem during the football USC played. The glassware after single day? from 105 cocktail lounges around theory, thus enabling themselves to reinforcement. crew made the discovery at the management drew back aghast. at each game, calling attention to drinking in the park. rule during the football season, too, morphine?" 00 Smoother, lighter in Martinis Screwdrivers Bloody Marys or other mixed drinks.

Also excellent straight. Ask for Arrow 100 Proof Vodka today. $3" J2" 4J QUAIT ftNT 7. HICHIGAM, WSTIUI0 fMM MAI Little League Bill Bellman pitched his fifth straight win as Iowana won its tittn straight also by dumping Harry Jacobs. 16-5 in Central Lit tle League play Wednesday.

Don Albers led the winners hit ting attack with a single, two doubles and a home run with none on in four trips. In Southeast play Roederer Transfer edged Schlegel Drags 5-4. Herb Holt pitched a four-hitter to notch the win. John Lathrop of Schlegel had 3-for-5. Elks buried Wonder Bread 20-6 in East league action.

Travis Schneden led the winners with 2-for-3 including a home run. Hem ry Owens was the winning hurl- er. In Northwest games Plumbers-Steamfitters topped Palmer School 6-2 and Northwest Merchants easi'y handled Ideal-Cole-man 12-1. Rod Meyer pitched a one-hitter for Plumbers, and Mike Martin pitched the win for the Mer chants. Tom Pohlmann led the winners with 3-for-4 at the plate.

BETTENDORF Riverside Foundry tipped Lions 3-2 and Iowana i smashed Dohrn Construction 15-1 in a couple of Bettendorf Little League games Tom Marriott tossed the win for Riverside. Rickey Carrillo had 3-for-3 and Stan Williams had a solo homer for the losers. Bob Dahms pitched a two-hitter for Iowana. Skip Rose leaf cracked a grand slam homer and a double for the winners. In Bettendorf Pony League play Riverside Foundry defeated Davenport Ponies 9-8.

Winning pitcher Tim Cunningham led the hitting with a 4-for-4 night. Roster Cut EDMONTON (AP)-Coach Sam Lyle's Edmonton Eskimo football training camp roster was cut to 58 Wednesday when three imports lett voluntarily. After a look at the competition. quarterback John Dean and full back Bobby Conner, both from Virginia Tech, packed their bags. They were followed by end Don Williams from Mississippi State.

PHONE 6-0976 Wood ICrlchsnl 3) COMPANY 2300 Third Ave. Molina holes in a spectacular match with 17-year-old Steve Spray, the state junior champion, the Denison school teacher hit two wood shots into the rough on the 535-yard 14th. It appeared lie might lose the hole to the tall Indianola youngster. But Bob, ISO yards out, took Ms No. 9 iron and "hit the ball as hard as I could." Its journey over two trees ended 4 feet from the pin and Leahy got a birdie 4 to win the hole.

He stretched his margin, taking 16 with a par 4 and won 2 and 1 on the 17th. The 30-year-old defending champion was two under par and Steve was one under for 17 holes in one of the feature matches of the first round of the Iowa Amateur Golf Tournament. The only real surprise among the 32 opening matches was the 3 and 1 victory by Bob Brown of Eldora over Dr. Charles Upde-graff of Boone. It was the first time the insurance broker had won a match in the championship flight.

Only one Davenporter, Gary Lockie, survived the first round In eliminating Rolf Deming of of olav. He defeated Frank Walker of Marshalltown, 1 up. 19 holes Also surviving the first round were Barry Meerdink of Mus- catine, and Ken Korneisel of uimon. With the exception of Spray, the top youngsters moved into the second round. They included Frank James of Grinnell, tourney medalist; Jack Rule -of Waterloo, Bill Hird of Fort Dodge and Jack Liechty of Iowa City.

James rallied for a 1 up decision over George Lee of Hum- in in Vinlac Pnla oi 9 tin. der in a 9 and 4 victory over Paul Ahrens of Grinnell. Hird Phils Drop Hacker; Call Up Cardwell PHILADELPHIA (AP) Don Cardwell, 22-year-old fastballing right-hander, is returning to the Philadelphia Phillies after over powering batters in the International League for two months. The Phillies announced the out right release of pitcher Warren Hacker to Miami to make room on the roster for Cardwell. Cardwell, who won his first three games last season as a rook ie for the Phillies, was optioned to Miami of the International League last May.

He won 11 games and lost five with the Marlins, starting 18 games, completing 11 and striking out 126 batters in 141 innings. Cardwell compiled a 2.49 earned run average. Cardwell will join the streaking Phillies i in St. Louis. He is slated to start against the Chicago Cubs next Monday.

Cardwell was scheduled to start Wednesday night for Miami. He was to fly to St. Louis after the game. In CHICAGO, FAMOUS GTARO broadcast In person from the Film, TV and Stage Stars 1 Interviewed every wtk night by Critic Sam Lesner. See them In person for your most enjoyable visit to Chicago.

imallnm p4M or rr rrwx) co-sost P-ALLERTON eliminated Floran DiPaglia of Des Moines, 3 and '2. Liechty was a 4 and 3 winner over Mel Gicoff of Des Moines. Fred Gordon of Belmond, the 1947 champion, and Denny Miller of Des Moines, a three-time winner in the 1930s, went to the sidelines. Gordon bogied the last two holes and lost to Lee Smith of Cedar Rapids 1 down. Bruce Osmundson, Thompson banker, defeated Miller 3 and 2.

Two former champions, however, came through. Herb Klontz of Cedar Rapids won the last six holes for a 1 up victory over Bill Bergman, also of Cedar Rapids. Jack Webb of Atlantic went 2 under in a 4 and 3 triumph over Dr. C. W.

Kromer of Waverly. Louis Dade, 50-year-old Fort Madison golfer, the first Negro to qualify for the championship flight, was a 3 and 2 victor over J. D. Turner of Perry, Two 18-hole rounds will be played today to trim the field to eight players. Second round pairings: UPPER BRACKET Boone.

J'm Jonn Eymann, Forest City Gtnt Novotny, Iowa City. Tom Chapman, Fort Dodge VI John v. Bud Mccardeii, Newton. Barry Meerdink, Mutcatlne vi. Bill Feehan, Albia Luti Fontaninl, Des Moines vs.

Al Hoy, Jefferson. Lee Smith, Cedar Rapids vs Jay Krachmer, cedar Rapids. LOWER BRACKET Frank James, Grinnell vs Ken Kor neisel, Clinton. John Liechty, Iowa City vs Mike Donnell, Cedar Rapids, Jack Rule, Waterloo vs Gary Lockie, Davenport, Bill Hird, Fort Dodge vs Louis Dade, Fort Madison, Bob Brown, Eldora vs Todd Tlscher, Fort Dodge. Herb Klontz, Cedar Rapids vs Grant Maplti, Cedar Rapids, Jack Webb, Atlantic vs Bernie Ir- win, Moines.

Bb Hl" Major League Leaders National League Player Club AB Pet Musial, St.L. 70 252 37 91 .361 Mays, SanFran 76 305 62 109 .358 Dark, Chi 61 249 28 8 .334 Skinner, Pitts 72 268 48 87 .325 American League Fox, Chi 76 297 39 97 .327 Cerv, KC 70 260 54 84 .323 Kuenn, Det 64 248 33 79 .319 Power, Cle 69 273 47 86 .315 Williams. Bost 70 226 46 71 .314 Vernon, Cle 63 185 27 58 .314 Home Runs National League Thomas, Pi rates 22; Banks, Cubs 21; Walls, Cubs 17; Cepeda, Giants 16; Braves 16; Mays, Giants 16. American LeagueJensen, Red Sox 24; Cerv, Athletics 22; Man tie, Yanks 21; Sievers, Senators 19; Triandos, Orioles 16. Runs Batted In National League Thomas, Pi rates 67; Banks, Cubs 58; Spen cer, Giants 51; Cepeda, Giants 50; Mays, Giants 48.

American League Jensen, Red Sox 68; Cerv, Athletics 62; Lemon, Senators 50; Sievers, Senators 49; Gernert, Red Sox 46. Pitching National League McMahon, Braves 6-1; Farrell, Phillies 6-2; Worthington, Giants 8-3; Phillips Cubs 5-2; Koufax, Dodgers 7-3. American League Delock, Red Sox 7-0; Turley, Yankees 12-3; Larsen, Yankees 7-2; Ford, Yan kees 10-3; Sullivan, Red Sox, 6-2, In Chess Meet BELGRADE chess champion Bobby Fischer of Brook lyn arrived here Wednesday to prepare for the world chess tour nament in Portoroz, North Yugo slavia, Aug. 4. He plans to remain in Yugo slavia until then, playing against Yugoslav masters in warmup matches.

TOOLS ZIFFREN'S LOAN OFFICI JM4 Mw to lW 1 14 i. Next Te Orpheum Theatre OPM MONDAYS Noowfs) I. JO P.M. Decatur here Wednesday night. Nicotera's hit capped a three-run rally by the Pirates in seventh to give Barney Kunert his third win against one setback.

Kunert started the inning off himself with a leadoff double. Joe Mueller walked and Elliot brought both of them home on a triple before Nico tera's game winning blow. Decatur scored first getting an unearned run in the third inning on a pair of errors and a passed ball, and tallied three times in the fourth on two errors, a hit batsman, and two singles. Clinton bounced right back in its half of the fourth to score twice. Nicotera started it with one away with a single and Bob Smith followed with another single.

Mike Donato's walk filled the bases, and Nicotera scored on John Massey's sacrifice fly. Jim Russell sent the Park Board Robin Hood Flour nipped Friendly House 11-10 in eight innings Wednesday night in Twi-Lite League action. Art Kelsey was the winner in the extra inning affair, and Paul Martinez took the loss. Gerald Rogers hit a homer for the win ners. In another Twi Lite League game Marolf Masonry blasted Fred Wimpy's No.

2 16-2. Bill Elvidge was the winner and the top hitter. He had 2 for 4 in cluding a three run home run. Marolf has an 8-6 record now. St.

Paul's Lutheran won on a forfeit from Holy Cross Lutheran. St. Paul's is now 10-3. other run across with a single to right field. The two teams will meet tonight in the second of their three game series at 7:30.

DECATUR Smith, 3b Bennett, 2b AS RBI 4 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 Mendyk, 3b Nicked, if Patrick, lb Knoll, ss Parham, If Harrold, Adams, Totals CLINTON Mueller, ss Elliott, rt Nicotera, 2b Smith, 3b Donato, cf Massey, If Russell, lb 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 RBI 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 1 1 1 Whalen, 0 0 Kunert, Totals 1 2 5 0 Decatur 001 300 000-4 too 2M 30x-j Clinton 2B Mendyk, Kunert; 3B Elliot; SP Massey; DP Whalen to Smith; Lett Decatur Clinton (. IP I III SB SO Adams (7-4) 8 5 5 8 3 7 Kunert (3-1) 9 4 IS 1 12 HBP Patrick (By Kunert) Parharr (By Kunert); PB Whalen; Mumay i McKenna; A W4j 2:09. ALL IN THE EAR! 4 i This girl is wearing the world's smallest hearing aid and it's WORN ENTIRELY IN THE EAR. No cord, nothing worn anywhere else. tier secret can be hers alone.

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