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A 10 KACINI 10U1NAL TIMES TueicHjr. September 1. 1951 iirroirs cr cc iiviinim 11 fsirMinm ib Ruston- RCG Champ, Don Squeaker rjT -v; ship with a l'Up win over Ed Erdman in 19 holes. In other Meadowbrook com- between Jack Nelson and Russ Valley, the joust being tem- porarily delayed because Nel- order in regulation seven inhihg game, striking out 12. Sunday night, Sterkel struck Out 21 Indianapolis batters to post a 2-0 perfect game.

Sterkel'g record, even for softball which often is pitchep-dominated, makes ordinary measurements of 1 1 1 prowess practically meaningless. He has pitched in 31 games this year, winning 29 and losing none. His earned run ayerage'is Bob Ruston annexed the Ra- 'cine Country Club golf cham- pionship, defeating Richard 'Brehm one-up on the 36th hole Monday after leading by three holes at the halfway mark. In class, H. F.

C. Brown whipped Dr. K. Covell 2-up and LeRoy Jerstad took the crown with a Harold Jensen. I-up win over One title was determined atfiers.

mm jem c. j. "Brusha's pub of Racine came up with an acute attack of fumblitis Sunday to bow out of championship play in the West Central regional Softball tournament at Aurora. The Racine crew was guilty of five errors to lose a 5-1 ver dict to Refiner's Pride of May. wood, 111., and then, in the loser's bracket later in the day, Brusha's dropped a 12-inning 3- 2 tussle to the Bloomington Chiefs to bow out of the meet Winner of the tourney was Aurora, behind the talented Harvey Sterkel who hurled his second straight no-hitter, beating Maywood 6-0 in the finals.

The win sends' Aurora to the American Amateur Softball Assn. world meet in Minneapolis 13-18. Welsh Homers Brusha's took a 1-0 lead against Maywood when Dick Welsh slammed a long homer over the right field fence, but the Refiners bounced back with three tainted runs in -the third to bag the win. Maywood added a pair in the fifth on a single and a solid home run by Gus Trantham. In the losers bracket, Tom Borwalt singled in the 12th, scoring Bill Edey with the big run in a 3-2 win over Brusha's.

The hit was Borwalt's fourth of the game. Gain 2-2 Tie Single runs in the first and third provided a 2-0 lead for Bloomington, but, Brusha squared the match at 2-2 with a pair in the fourth. Lorentsen led off with a walk-and then singles by Corona and Dick Frecka. spliced around a sacn hrnneht hmrtft the tVU)! 0.03. In fact, he's given up only two funs all year, one earned.

Seven of his games have been no hitters, three of them oerfect efforts. He's struck out 482 men, walked only 34 mm PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Pet. OB l'j 4', nv, 17 IS'.

Phoenix 13 3 San Diego 81 64 961 Ml .631 .510 .400 .451 .441 .441 Vancouver 7 7 Portland 71 Salt Lake City ......73 75 Sacramento 64 10 Seattle 63 81 Spokane 64 II nesuiia monaay Salt Lake City Vancouver Seattle 3-0, Sacramento 0-3. San Diego 6, Phoenii S. Portland 1-5, Spokane 0-0. petition, Toby Olson downed AlJohnson 3-2 and Dr. VV, Sorensorv was a 1-up winner over Jack Evensen.

Olson will meet Sorenson, the winner reaching the finals with Bill Giese, lone survivors remaining in a field of 64 Class quau- In Title Finals The Class A title matth is Your Golf Iron Shots High, Weak. hits the ball. This is, of course, just the opposite of what should happen. Jim Ferree Snares First at Vancouver VANCOUVER UP Jim Ferree, who graduated from the unknowns of professional golf Monday by winning the B.C. Centennial Open, says he now is a "cocky bad golfer.

I prob ably won't win again for a year; at least." The 27-vear-old native of; Meadowbrook, where Bill Her-rog plucked the champion- Doctoring Patient's Complaint: By Dr. Cary Middlecoff DIAGNOSIS: Staying back on the right leg. TREATMENT: You'll find 'that strong iron shots, that hold their line to the pin, can be hit only one way down and through the ball, with your hands and arms moving to a Jfull finish. This type of action can be i achieved only if the bulk of I your weight is shifted to the left the minute you begin your downswing. The opposite of this is staying back on your i right leg and letting your arms and hands do all the work.

Staying back on the right leg during the downswing makes you hit the ball with a scoop ing motion that send the -shot quickly up in a high, weak arc, Little power is behind it for I the principal reason that the force of your body doesn't get I behind the shot Also, the play- er making these mistakes will often find the head of his club I hitting the ground before it Lions Win 6th Straight Junior League Crown 'son has been ill. The two ex pect to however. meet this In Meadowbrook Junior Club title action, the finals will pair Jim Gnese vs. Ron Carls Griese advanced with a 6-5 conquest of Terry Johnson Jwhile Carls made it -by edging Jay Dunham 2-1 Winner in the PGA Hole-in- One Contest at Racine Country Club, one of hundreds of courses across the land taking part, was A. O.

Wolf planted his tee shot within nine feet of the No. 10 green, which is the RCC "contest hole." HoIe-in-One Champ In the 18-hole Labor Day event at RCC, low gross honors in A class went to Beau Melik with a 73, while net was won by Russ McMahon with 73-568. Bill Calkins' 82 was good for low gross in Class and Ray O'Connell took low with 85- 1471. In it was Richard Wiechers winning low gross on a 91 and Dave Semmes taking net honors with 93-18 75. A parent-child's event also was held at RCC, Dr.

George Gillette and daughter Penny posting a 44-9 35 to nab one win while Ray Goodsell and son Scott won the other with a 45-8 37 tally. Second places in each contest went to John Janes and daughter Laurie with 48-11 and Richard McQuire and son Richie, with 43-538. Meadowbrook qualified four couples for he Westmoor Couples Tournament on Sept. 14. They are Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Kuefler and Mr. and Mrs. Le- Roy May, who posted low gross scores, and Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Irv Christensen, who shot low net scores, Best scores of the holiday weekend was a sham 69 bv Park, and then returned in a 33. Joe Pisanello, John Mesich and Tom Miller clubbed 73s at Johnson while Melik and Mc- jMahon had the same tallies at Racine Country Club. Johnson Park -Tom Nielsen (36-33'.

-Joe Pisanello, John Mesich. Tom -John Salerno. Mesich. Al Schrader. 75 Ken Linstroth, Connie Martin, Tom Nielsen.

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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. OB Montreal 86 it Toronto ..14 63 .571 Rochester 75 70 .617 11 Columbus 74 74 .500 13'4 Miami 71 77 .480 16'i Richmond 7 7 .450 H'f Buffalo 65 81 .445 ll's Havana 64 13 .435 23 terfield's one-hitter. Butterfield fanned 10 and added to his laurels by stealing home.

Ray Nielsen led the Bruins with two 1 Minneapolis ...77 6 mnS. lofe 77 The 24-year-old Sterkel 77 tired all 21 Maywood men in, tl SI 1 Clem Upsets i Round Table The Racine Lions made it six Junior Baseball league titles in a--row as they shaded Downtown Billiards Sunday 5-4 behind a neat seven-hitter by Tom Johnson. The Lions are 12-0 for the season, Downtown Billiards is 9V-3V2- The Lions came from behind to tie the score in the seventh as Tom Johnson, Dick Johnson and Don Tempesta singled to Muni Sports SENIOR BASEBALL LI W- Chrlt'n 13 3 Tigers 4 Citv Auto 13 Bro. Nirlun Iron 13 4 TTlor Birberi 4 Allen Whole. 11 5 City Trveler 4 Pans Royal Result Sunday Cuy Travelers Tigers 3.

JUNIOR BASEBALL I Rac lions 13 0 lAmer. Legion Brums isamu W. Juniors 7 5 iRocKets ut. Nat. 6'i 5'iiaiants Results Sundar frm rwvwmnwn Billiards- Westerri Printing 7, First National Sana a.

Bruins 6, Saints 1. load the bases before Dave Pel- ligrin singled one run home and Dick Johnson scored the sec ond tally on a squeeze bunt by Tom Wittkowski. Wittkowski's ground single in the ninth also 6' 1' Winston-Salem, N.C., made thejTom Nielsen who stroked a 36iescaPed in winning the ninth orediction after winning the'over the first nine at Johnson Elmhurst Tips Aurora in Opener The Elmhurst Travelers, de fending champs in the- Bi States Football League, launched a successful bid for another-crown by taming Au rora 21-12 Sunday. And in a Labor Day clash, Sheboygan trimmed Manito woc 6-0 on a' 49-yard touchdown sprint by Al Smith in the third quarter at Manitowoc. I Elmhurst took a 7-6 lead at The Associated Press) Round Table headed for Atlantic City and the Sept.

15 running of the $100,000 added United Nations -Handicap to- day still needing $48,452 to $42,000 British Columbia Cen tennial Open by one stroke over affable Billy Casper of Apple Valley, Calif. Ferree finished with an 1 8 under-par 270 over the 72 holes. He got $6,400 for his victory, as much money as he had taken I supplant Nashua as the leading in the 18 months preceding Journl-Tlme Photo DRAG STRIP ACTION Above, the starter flags were hoisted as a pair of speedy Impalas took off in championship race Sunday afternoon at Union Grove drag strip. Below, photographer shot fast to catch blurred view of a car streaking by. Glen Roberts Cops Victory in Southern DARLINGTON, S.

US)- Glen (Fireball) Roberts breathed a $13,430 sign, of re lief today over the traps he 'Southern 500 stock car race at a record 102.59 M.P.H. The Daytona Beach, speedster, whose nickname comes irum me uaseuuu 1 I ul! pitched for -the University ofJ Florida in his college days, finished five laps ahead of the field before a record crowd of more than 80,000. He picked up the lion's share! of the $60,000 purse, including $1,960 in lap money. He led more than half the race after anfl Tnp Wpathfrlv of Norfolk ana Joe VVedUieny Ul itutiuiiv, were forced OUt Wltn Vaive lift trouble in theircars. Eddie Pagan of Lynwood, started on the pole and took the lead away' from Weatherly after the first lap, but held it only 13 laps.

He was one of three drivers whose cars blew tires and went over the rail and down the outside embankment. None was hurt. Finishing behind Roberts in second place was Buck Baker of Spartanburg, S. in another Chevrolet. Shorty Rollins of Corpus Christi, Texas, was third in a Ford.

Fourth place went to Marvin Panch of Charlotte in a Ford, while Jimmy Thompson, of Monroe, N. was fifth in a Chevrolet. Crowds Up 20 Per Cent (By Th Associated Press I Labor Day attendance in major league baseball, boosted by a pair of double admission doubleheaders, was 209,775, an increase of about 20 per cent over last year. The National League, pulled in 115,916 fans. Milwaukee drew the NL's top crowd, for 'a pair with the Chicago Cubs.

The American League drew 93,859, with the day's top crowd, 46,145, sitting in on the Bost6n-New York pair at Yan kee Stadium. Last year, the Labor Day at tendance was 173,530, with the AL drawing 94,771 and the NL 78.759. i a rtf tv money winning horse. The 4-year-old son of Prince-Jquillo failed in a bid for a i money winning record Monday when Jhe was soundly whipped by Mrs. Adele L.

Rand's Clem Sin the $139,650 Washington Park Handicap at Arlington Park. J. Instead of the winner's share of $94,175, Travis M. Kerr's hlftime, then pushed acrossjat Elmdale, high school, two more scores in the last; won the national AAU women's half before Aurora countered; pentathlon championship Mon- wm the Ford duo of Curtis Turner, Jr- ul80jRoanoke, winner in 1956, 1 9 nerman usterourg, via uison. plated Ron Anton with the Black Sox, a team made ning run.

jup almost entirely, of college Conrad Gordon had choked players, won the National non-off the Lions with five hits un-iPro Baseball Tournament here til the stormy seventh and waSiMonday night by defeating the millionaire had to be content hits and Dave Henry and Don Zarnecke contributed key blows. Western Printing Juniors vaulted ahead of First National Bank in the standings by taking a 7-5 decision from the( Bankers. Dave Lehmapn was rapped for 15 hits but was tough when he had to be. He chipped in a triple and two RBIs at bat as Jim Richards led the winners with two for four. Jerry Larson allowed Western nine hits but some, loose work afield behind him meant uic game In Senior Baseball the City "Travelers downed the Tigers 9-5 with B.

Evans going five for six for the Travelers at bat. Drain Champ, in Semi-Pro WICHITA (JP) The. Drain, Alpine, Cowboys 8-7. Drain emerged from the double-elimination tournament undefeated with seven victor ies. Alpine, which won second money, lost two games both to Drain.

A single by Jim Pfiher in the top of the ninth with Wimp Hastings on second, after a jingle, and sacrifice, produced the winning run. Hastings saved the victory in the last of the inning with a fine stop and throw which ended the game and prevented a runner on second from scoring. A home run by Ellis Olson, with two on, was the big blow for Drain in the top of the eighth. MEMPHIS WINNER FLINT, Mich. (JP) Memphis was the owner of the National Amateur Baseball Federation championship today for the first time in the 45 years of the double elimination tournament.

The Tennessee city won the crown Monday by defeating Dayton, Ohio, in the finals 5 NOTIONAL WIS STATE FAIR PARK s- III 4 a i with $25,000 second money as I he finished the mile 34 lengths back of Clem. Second place boosted Round Table's earnings to $1,240,114 compared to Na-I shua's record $1,288,565. In the United Nations 'cap. for which Gallant Man also is probable starter, Round Table will be back on his favored footing grass. He never has been beaten on the turf.

Yester-i day's race was on Arlington's main dirt track. Vim, Columbia Win Cup Trials NEWPORT, R. I. UP) Vim I and Columbia got in the first Results Monday Toronto 1-4, Rochester 1-3. Buffalo 6-5.

Montreal 3-1. Columbus 1-1. Miami 0-1. Havana Richmond 1-1. AMERICAN ASSOCIATIOV W.

L. Pet OB I 6 6'a 10 16 20 31'4 Charleston 88 60 S89 Denver 78 68 .633 .837 .524 .828 .480 4S3 .373 Results Monday Minneapolis 3-1. 8t. Paul 1-0. Denver S-S.

Omaha 0-18. Charleston 7-5. Louisville 1-1. Wichita 3, Indianapolis 2. SOUTHER ASSOCIATION W.

Pet. OB 6'i 10 13 14Vs 13 30 Birmingham 87 61 Mobile 78 66 Atlanta ...81 68 .568 .545 .544 .520 .497 .488 .433 .380 77 71 Little Rock v. 73 73 Nashville .73 '78 83 83 Orleans 54 88 Results Mondsr Atlanta 3-3, Chattanooga 1-8. Mobile 16-3. MemDhtl 0-2.

Birmingham 7-1. Nashville J-6 Little Rock 6-2, New Orleans 3-7. THRf.E-I LEAGl'E Green Bay 6-7, Davenport 2-0. Cedar Rapids t. Winona 3.

Tox Cities 3-2, Burlington 0-13. NORTHERNf LFAGl'E Fargo-Moorhead (-1. Mlnot 0-1. Aberdeen 3-3. St.

Cloud 1-S. Orand Forks 4-4. Winnipeg 1-3. (Second game. 10 Innings).

Xau Claire 6-13. Duluth-Supe'rior 4-7. RONIGER REPEATS EMPORIA, Kan. UP) Ann Roniger, 15-year-old sophomore day' for the second straight year. THE ARISTOCRAT OF SIK1DL1S Suporb fabric, guorontoid) washablo ond non-shrlnkln.

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ME 4-5841 ifljfL 'ittntti WOT with a consolation touchdown. In the Aurora lineup was Jim Haluska, Racine athlete, playing at quarterback. STANDINGS I w- Racine 1 Aurora Sheboygan 1 Chicago 9 awoVV Mantowoc Weekend Scores Racine 30, Cudahy 0. Elmhurst 31. Aurora 13.

Sheboygan I. Manitowoc 0. Games Sunday Sheboygan at Racine, 3 p. m. Cudahy at Aurora.

Manitowoc at Chicago. MARK BY AFRONS OKLAHOMA CITY UP) Art Afrons of Akron, Ohio, tamed his green monster long enough to set a new national speed record in the closing oy' of the National Hotrod championships. y4 CHAMPIONSHIP HAMSEfJ 1 1 36 Hoyei Aye. rj HAIR CUTS.n, I A fj By Appointment fJ A 1 pial 2-7824 A Also Ladles' ft 1 Hair Shaping A L. Pts.

OP ha 1 13 21 tourney. Casper picked up after a last round of 66. Dow Finsterwald of Teques- ta, -and Ken Ventun of; San Francisco ended in a third- place tie at 273, winning $2,350 each. Vancouver's Stan Leonard, who turned in the hottest final round of 65, finished one stroke back for $1,900 and an additional $600 as top Canadian. The big chapter of Ferree's rags-to-riches story was written Friday over the par-72 Point Grey course when Ferree had an amazing- 11-under-par 61 that boosted him into a four-stroke lead.

Lorenzen Takes Title at Trenton TRENTON, NJ UF Fred dv Lorenzen' of Elmhurst. 111.. sunned 1957 Fnrd Rfrfan to a new world's record Monday to win the 300-mile U.S.A.C.-N.A.R.C. stock car race at the Trenton Speedway. Lorenzen halted twice for pit stops on his way to setting a new mark for a 300-mile race on a mile track of 3 hours, 21 minutes arid 9 seconds.

His average speed was 89.24 miles an hour. He hung on in second place for 150 miles behind Marshall Teague of Daytona Beach. Fla. Then he took the lead only to lose it back to Teague after 200 laps. It wasn't Teague's day, however, as his transmission burned out on 276th lap and he was forced to the sidelines.

He was far enough! ahead, however, to take eighth place. TITLE TO PRESCOTT NEW RICHMOND UP) A three-run homer in the fourth inning by Dick Tronnier pow- division title over Cumberland in the Wisconsin Baseball Assn. Tournament Monday. Prescott will play the Minnesota champion Sept 21. 38 Bob Hougan, Joe tJecker.

Ronald Jander, John Grant. Bob Phigley. 30 jonn Kaplan, Lou Nelson, Bob. Menden. Racine Country Club 73 Beau Melik.

Russ McMahon. 77 Bob Ruston, Herman Lynch, Ken uison, capwen. "8 Herman Lynch. 70 Richard Brehm. Lynch, Ruston Wells Paces Rifle Meet Racine Rifle Club, with R.

Wells setting the pace by taking both, the rapid fire and slow fire championships, captured 17 of a possible 18 medals in the district quabfica- juon cnampionsnips neia Mon- at tne County Line Rifle RanSe A total of 67 shooters from southeastern Wisconsin competed. Wells fired a perfect score of 90 in rapid fire and came back with 113 in slow fire, also copping high master honors with his total of 203. Other honors included George Maisto, high expert 197; James Sura, high sharp shooter, 176; E. Sutton, high marksman, 172: and Don Strike, high tyro, 174. State Golfers Trail in Tourney SHERIDAN, Wyo.

(JP) Steve Caravello of Madison. placed sixth and Dick Su-cher of Miftyaukee Was seventh Monday at the finish of the golf Tournament of Champions. Caravello finished the 54-hole meet at Sheridan Country Club with a 9-over-par 222, ten strokes behind the leader, Dick Spangler of'Lincoln, Neb. tagged for 11 hits before the shooting ended. Jim Sexton led the losers with two hits, and Brian Baillie had a two-run home run for them.

Bruins Take Third The Bruins moved into third place in the standings by drubbing the Saints 6-1 on Bill But- Wright Wins Turner Golf BURNEYVILLE, Okla. (JP) Personable Mickey Wright, a tall blond 23-year-old golfer from Lajolla, figures she has finally grown up. "I'm a big girl now," she remarked after winning the 500 Opie Turner golf tournament in this southern Oklahoma resort community. Miss Wright shot a 12-Under par 222 to capture the top prize in the Turner tournament. She started badly with an 80 but grooved her -game for two finishing rounds of 71 to beat Louise Suggs of.

Sea" Island, by five strokes. Other top finishers ineludedl Betty DOdd or ban Antonio, Texas. 79-72-77229 for $760; Wiffi Smith of St. Clair. 75- 75-80230 for $605 and Beverly Hanson of Indio, 76- 77-78231 for $516.

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USAC MILWAUKEE SEPT. piayed in the framework ofiered Prescott to a 7-4 Class A world chess championship Fischer defeated International master James Sherwin of New York in the twice ad-: 'journed match frorrt the 14th round. After three hours play find after 90 moves Fischer came through with the victory. With nine points out of J6 matches Fischer Joined the Master's Group" and is present iharinc the. fifth OPENINGS LADY BOWLERS Monday', Tuesday Wednesday 9 to 11 P.M.

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