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ELEVEN Slams Eight Hits In Mne At Bats 0 TTowqFd Mono THE HARTFORD COURANT: MONDAY. MAY 17. 1051 HTed BrBIIXLEB Trails Snead In Round Robin Play yjEARS AGO a foreign boxer didn't have enough to scare a third rate American club fighter. The champions of England, Ire I Two Homers Larsen Breaks Yankees' Streak With Three Hits Among Swag Sammy Sets New Record In Winning WESTBURY, N. May 16 land, Scotland and all France would get themselves knocked horizontal almost as soon as they had walked down the gangplank on this side of the broad Atlantic There used to be a Britisher called Phil Scott, a heavyweight, who got himself flattened like a pancake after every build-up he got in dear old H'america.

Callous fight writers got to calling him "Phainting Phil'' Scott. Another Britisher Bombardier Billy Wells, came out from England amidst loud trumpeting only to fail miserably against American foes. It got so that if a fighter were any good he. would try to enter this country so unobtrusively that folks would not know about v' BALTIMORE. May 16 v-Don For Slugger Larsen, 24-year-old Baltimore righthander, snapped a six-game fir DETROIT.

May 16 (B Boston's terrible thumper, Ted Williams, Baseball At A (Glance New ork winning streak by pitching the Orioles to a 6-2 victory in the nightcap of a double- Sam Snead, his confidence buoyed by a new putter, closed his foreign birth. returned to regular action today snd smashed out eight hits in nine st-bais including a pair of Perhaps the best of all the fighters from with a brilliant five-under-par 65 header today before a capacity crowd of 46,796. Larsen had a other countries was Max Schmeljng, Black Uh today to win his third Round no-hitter going for 7 2-3 innings lan of Germany, who won the heavyweight towering home runs in a doubleheader against the Detroit Tigers. and limited the Yanks to three Robin golf championship by a record margin. championship on the up and up and later YESTERDAY'S RESULTS American hits after the Birds had lost the opener 2-0.

Despite his magnificent hit vy ..1 The victory, worth $3,000. came New York 2-2. Baltimore 0-6, Allie Reynolds also give up ting, the Red Sox lost both yames 7-6 and 9-8, the second 16 years almost to the day after the West Virginian, a raw rookie 'fx Cleveland 12-6. Philadelphia knocked out Joe Louis when the Brown Bomber was a young fellow. Schmeling could punch, particularly with his right hand, and he had more ring know-how that most visitors from foreign shores.

Primo Camera. th pisantie Ttaliarf couldn't 7-0. on the trail, won the inaugural only three hits in chalking up his fourth victory In the opener. First for Larsen tournament in a playoff with 5- decided In the 14th inning on Ray Boone's home run. Starting in left field in both games, the splendid 35-year-old if A Chicago 10-1, Washington 5-3.

Detroit 7-8, Boston 6-7 (14). uene Jsarazen. fcneaa also was or National Schmeling fight but the manipulators of his era, the Roar Larsen, winning his first in five starts, allowed only two men VIVlUi 111 MlMi SAMMY SNEAD Brooklyn 4-2. Cincinnati 2-7. Shooting sub-par golf for four ing Twenties, maneuvered him into the heavyweight championship MIKE GARCIA to reach base, both by walks, Milwaukee 3-2, New York 2 before his no-hit hopes were 10-9.

shattered. Andy Carey broke the of his five rounds over this par 70 Meadow Brook course, the 41-year-old Masters titleholder piled up a bonanza Chicago 12-1. Pittsburgh 3-5. spell in the eighth after Eddie St. Louis 7-3, Philadelphia 3-6 (second game suspended at end Robinson and Gerry Coleman of 62 points.

No one else was had flied out, by lining Larsen's of 6th, curfew). second pitch to right Held close. Bob ToskI Second Cesarioln Boston Bout On Saturday In the ninth. Hank Bauer led Mike Garcia Defeats A's On One Hit Pacific Coast Seattle 8-3, Portland 7 (10)-2. Hollywood 4-8, Oakland 2-1.

San Francisco 6-2, Los Angeles Jockey-sized Bob Toski, getting off with a sharp single to left and pinch-hitter Bob Cerv blast ed a home run some 15 rows, up 3-1. the left field bleachers to account San Diego 3-2, Sacramento 1-6. for the two New York runs. better every day, finished second with 26 points, followed by Lloyd Mangrum, former National Open champion, with 18. Defending champion Cary Middlecoff, unable to match Snead in their head-to-head duel today, lost two points and fell to a plus 16 score.

International Ottawa 6-l Toronto 5-6. NEW YORK, May 16 -The slugger who missed the first 15 games of the season with a fractured shoulder awed a crowd of 12,957 by pounding out five singles, a double and two horns runs. Williams scored three' times and knocked in seven runs. Hits to AU Fields The lanky, 6-foot-3 outfielder as fidgety as ever in the field, waving his arms In windmill fashion and nervously walking around In short circles hit singles to left, right and center in the first game. After his third safety he was replaced by pinch-runner Jim Piersall in the seventh inning.

Williams was taken out in the eighth inning of the nightcap after having a perfect 5-for-5 at the plate. There was doubt that Williams, who played for the first time In Baltimore Saturday, batting twice without a hit, would be able to play the second game. Vie had said his shoulder pained Les Moss and. Vera Stephens the world. Camera couldn knock out his grandmother on the level, but a long string of knockout victories was arranged for him and he eventually won the top, ring title the world has to offer, MAN FROM CHATEAU-THIERRY WO More recently, however, fighters from overseas have had marked success and it is no longer a necessarily bad rap in boxing to have been born on the other side, Just the other night on your television screen you probably saw Jacques Royer, a Frenchman, astonish the fight mob by getting and earning a unanimous decision over Ralph (Tiger?) Jones, who was such a prohibitive favorite that the promoters were actually fearful that the match might blow up on them.

The papers rapped the match in advance, and justly so, for Mons. Royer had been a loser in nine of his last 11 starts, mostly against nobodies. Royer must have given a nostalgic feeling to thousands of viewers who are old enough to have fought in France with the AEF in World War I. This Frenchman comes from Chateau-Thierry, the scene of one of that war's most important engagements. Royer had become so discouraged that he was about to return to France.

Managerial trouble, he accounts for part of his big television boxing war opens sparked the Bird attack on lefty Bob Kuzava, a onetime minor Ottawa 6-1, Toronto 5-s. Rochester 3, Montreal 1. Richmond 13-4, Buffalo 7-5. Havana 9-2, Syracuse 2-1. tomorrow night with two lightweight bouts battling for national attention from the New York leaeue Oriole.

Tom Gorman and South Africa Bobby Locke had Jim McDonald, by collecting area. three hits apiece. Stephens pow Southern the biggest point total in the history of the 13-year-old event with Featherweight champion Sandy ered his third homer of the year Chattanooga Mobile 2-0. Birmingham 6-5, Little Rock 66 points back in 1949 but he had CLEVELAND, May 10 IJH Cleveland's big Mike Garcia pitched a one-hit victory today as the Indians swept a double-header with the Philadelphia Athletics and moved into first place. Garcia, working the second game, won by 6-0 after the Tribe took the opener, 12-7.

A fourth-inning single by shortstop Joe DeMaestri spoiled Garcia's bid for a no-hitter. The Indians' big righthander, hurling his third victory against Saddler, fighting over the weight in a non-title match, takes on Hoacine Khalfi, Algerian light 2-1. only a 32-point advantage over his runnerup. Snead's runaway into the left field stands off McDonald, to lead off the eighth. Moss drove in three runs with a double and two singles.

Atlanta 6-4. Memphis 4-4 (2nd weight, in the feature ten at New margin was 3b points. game curfew). York St. Nicholas Arena with Snead had rounds of 67, 72, 68, Nashville 3-12, Mew uneans z-a.

Long Rhubarb TV (Dumont) beaming the scrap and 66 and 65 for a total of 338. Eastern The first game was held up 20 to some parts of the country. He was 12 under par for the route. Binghamton 9. Allentown 4.

Albany 3-1, Wilkes-Barre 2 (11) At Brooklyn Eastern Parkway with another TV network (ABC) him when he swung Saturday. 2. He nailed birdies on the par- putting up the dough. Orlando But when the second game minutes by a dispute over a third-inning clout Yogi Berra, Yankee catcher, hit against the rightfield wall. The ball landed at the top of the barrier, near the 380-foot sizn.

bounced back four defeats, faced only 29 batters as he led the Tribe to its five second and fourth holes, sank a 20-foot putt for another on the Elmira 6-7, Reading 3-11. Schenectady 5, Williamsport 4 (2nd postponed). Zulueta of Havana, second ranked lightweight contender, will box started, there he was In his regular left field position and fifth straight victory. He walked tenth, then added two more bir-J two and struck out five. Percy Bassett, Saddler No.

1 causing havoc to Tiger pitchers. dies on the 16th and 17th, the lat LATE SATURDAY SCORES Pacific Coast Garcia was given all the runs onto the playing fiefd and Berra challenger in the feather class. failure to win. Royer turned his affairs over to Jean Bretonnel, who has had quite a little success with French fighters in this country, and the latter made his pep talks to the fighter come alive by getting feira the big shot on television. Rcyer did the rest with a rousing, aggressive style that was so awkwardly persistent it baffled Mr.

Jones. In the closing rounds, the strong Frenchman so outgamed the Tiger that the latter was hanging on and concentrating more on not getting hurt than on winning the fight. Now they are talking of matching Royer Williams hammered his first ter also a par five. On the par he needed in the fourth Inning Each mam event fighter at M. San Francisco 3, Los Angeles home run with nobody on in the five's he reached the greens in was nailed sliding into home on a relay to catcher Clint Court- nev.

2 (12). when the Indians bagged four against Arnold Portocarrero, two on Al Rosen's sixth home run of Nick's gets $2,100 and each Eastern Parkway scrapper $2,900 from the TV cash, reported to be about two big wallqps. On the par-four 16th he laid his approach stone dead. the season. Rosen also homered $12,500 in each case.

The West Virginian picked up Rosi in the opener and knocked in a saddler and Zulueta are the total of five runs. San Diego 5, Sacramento 2. Hollywood 11. Oakland 0. Portland 6.

Seattle 2. International Toronto 7-5. Ottawa 6-2. Rochester 10. Montreal 4.

Havana 3, Syracuse 2. Buffalo at Richmond, ppd. American Association Umpires had a hard time ae-ciding whether it was an out or a home run on the contention that a fan had deflected the, ball. Hank Soar, stationed at first, made the final decision, ruling it a three-base hit and a putout, third Inning, the ball sailing into the right field upper deck. Then, in a dramatic, Hollywood-type setting in the eighth inning, he drove a two-run homer off the front of the right field roof.

It actually was a thrill to watch him circling the bases in bis inimitable, jogging, head-down fashion as he had done on 337 previous home runs before favorites. Black Meets Flore ten points today in the toughest foursome on the course. Middle-cofi and Australia's Peter Thom The Indians totaled 25 hits for Jed Black. ex-Michigan State the two games, five of them by Bob Avila. who boosted his sea son shot 68's at him and Martin boxer who is unbeaten in his last son average to .378, highest in the 27 fights, faces one of his tough but not until he had bsnished Furgol came home with his best round of 69.

leaeue. est opponents in Carmine Fiore Charleston 14, Columbus 10 Yankee coach Frankie Crosetn In this "plus and minus" derby of New York Wednesday at De from thp nremises. troit's Olvmnia CBS-TV). Fiore Hank Bauer, with a single, and with Eduardo Lausse, the Argentine middleweight who captivated TV audiences recently by knocking out Chico Varona impressively. Lausse is a better all-around ringman that the South American hero of the 1920s, Luis Angel Firpo, but the Wild Bull of the Pampas, as Damon Runyon named him, was the most dramatic foreigner of the lot.

Firpo also set a still standing record for thriftiness and went back to South America to use his ring earnings to become a wealthy man; His earnings included the income from movies which he had arranged to havevtaken of some of his more spectacular American fights. MARCEL CERDAN WAS A GOOD ONE Nearer to the present day. Franca sent us Marcel Cerdan, who proved to be the real Cerdan knocked out Tony Zale and a player's score is gained by comparing his medal card with that of the other three in his four- v. Carey, with his fourth homer, had driven in' New York two has won his last seven in a rush toward the top. Black, was seen in a solit ideclsion' victory runs by that time, thougn, a sur murein to win over south over Joey Kleu at Nick Thomson rammed home a bir today.

Ted Won't Quit In the fourth inning of the second game the Red Sox bench nuked Williams if he wanted to leave the game but he waved them off. It had been a long time since he had this much tun. Williams suffered his fractured shoulder March 1 in the very first day of spring training when Bob Feller started the first game for the Indians and was chased in the third inning as the A' built, up a -5-3 lead. But in the1 fouteuY.tht knocked, out Mario Frlcano with a six-run spree that Included a double by Jim Hegan, who had homered earlier. Victory In the opener went to Bob Chakalcs, who rescued Feller and pitched two more hitless innings before being relieved by Aoril 23.

Joev Giardello of Philadelphia, die putt of 50 feet on the final green and Middlesoff and Furgol followed with birdie putts of near paw Dave Koslo. The Yanks pounded out 10 hits off Koslo and added another off Lou Kretlow, leading contender for Bobo Ol son's middleweight championship, ly 20 feet. his successor in the nmtn (13). Iuisville 3, Toledo 0 (11). Indianapolis 9, Kansas City 8.

-St. Paul 6, Minneapolis 4. ---Texas Dallas 5, Tulsa 4 (15). Houston 8, Shreveport 2. San Antonio 10, Beaumont 8.

Oklahoma City 8, Fort Worth 3. Southern Chattanooga 5. Little Rock 2. Memphis 17, Nashville 2. Only games scheduled.

Eantern Binghamton 4-7, Allentown 0-6. Albany 2. Wilkes-Barre 1. Reading 13. Elmira 5.

Williamsport 6, Schenectady 1 STANDINGS returns to action at Madison Toski clipped one stroke irom (First (lame) Square Garden Friday against ab a rbl par on the front side and two .1 0 Pierre LaneioiSv the busy rencn he fell heavily while running man. Giardello has turned slug- coming home for his 34-3J which gave him 14 points in a foursome including Ted Kroll, 5 1 0 0 1 eer in his most recent starts for a fly ball. This' started speculation whether his brilliant career was to stopping Garth Panter, Walter 0 0 1 3 0 0 fl .1 A 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 Jack Burke, and Jim Tur- I 'AY 0 0 won the world middleweight championship. He was good enough to handle the best in their own back yards. Dave Sands, the Australian, was another foreigener worthy of the mettle of any American, and, of course, England's Randy Tur-pin beat our very best when he trounced Sugar Ray Robinson and came close to doing it a second time.

Carmen Basilio must have wholesome re Cartier and Willie Troy. Lang- end. But an operation and his nesa, the latter a replacement for the ailing Jimmy Demaret. 0 3 0 1 0 lois lost to Carmen Basilio, a welter, in his last outing, April 17. Demaret up with a perseverance put him back in playing shape.

Williams, who has said this is his last year, is a various infection and couldn't 34 2 11 27 13 1 The Saturday night fights (ABC-TV) come out of Boston NEW YORK Rlzzuto, ss McDougaid, 2b Mantle, ct Rorra, Bauer, rf Woodling, If Rkowron. lb Carey. 3b. Reynolds, Totals BALTIMORE Young. 2b Coan.

rf Kryhotkt, lb -Mele. 1 Wertz. rf Stephens. 3b Courtney, Hunter, ss Koslo, a-Kennedy Kretlow, CLEVELAND Smith, If Avila. 2b Phllley.

rf Rosen, tb Dohy, rf Regalado, 3h Strickland, ss Hegan, Feller, Chakales, Narleskl, Totals PHILADELPHIA DeMaestri, ss Jacobs, 2h American ab a rbl proud ball player and wants to play. Turnesa shot a 72, as did Burke, while Kroll fired a 71. 0 with young Tony Demarco, mov ine un to the welters and un 0 0 Pet GB .643 .633 A spect for Italian fighters after his Saturday iu. 1 I t.i: u' 2 4 Doug Ford finished In firth 0 0 fl 0 1 0 place, back of Middlecoff, after shooting a 68 which increased beaten in his last 11 starts, tak-ng on Johnny Cesario of Hart ,609 Hi 1 10 11 9 11 14 17 17 15 2 0 0 ford. Conn.

18 19 14 17 11 10 9 6 Cleveland Chicago Detroit New York Baltimore Philadelphia Washington Boston ah rbl 4 10 2-000 4 12 13 0 0 4 1 1 3 0 0 1 3 3 2 7 1 0 2 4, 1 2 3 0 0 3 3 1 2 0 0 0 1 3 2 3 5 3 1 2 3 2 4 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 38 12 1 27 7 1 12 ab a rbl 4 1 0 2 0 0 4 2 2 4 5 0 0 2 2 2 12 0 0 4 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 5 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 2 2 0 0 1 10 115 11 ,4 0 0 2 0 0 0. 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 fl I 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 9 24 18 1 7 5 '4 Monday: At New York (St. Nicholas 1 0 4 0 0 0 his total by 10 points. He played with Bryon Nelson and amateur champion Gene Littler, each with 72, and Earl Stewart, Arena), featherweight champion Sandy .607 .440 .370 .346 .286 4 3 3 3 2 1 0 28 jngui. uiwi nun xiauo oiui uuiniu, wnu manea rough going for 'the best of our present day Famechon welterweights without quite having enough to beat them.

Another likely looking newcomer from Italy is Paolo Rosi. You may have seen him stop Eddie Compo and get stopped himself by Orlando Zuluetta. Rosi looked sharp against the lattet even though the fight ended in a knockout defeat. 7V4 8 00 0 0 0 0 Bnllweg. lb Renna, rf Zernlal, If Power, cf Flnlgan.

3b with 70. Saddler. New York. vs. Hoacine Khaitl.

Algeria. lights. 10 (non-tltle); at Brooklyn (Eastern' Parkway) Orlando Zulueta, Cuba. vs. Percy Bassett, Phlladelohla, lights.

10: at Montreal, Brian Kelly, PGA champion Walter Bur- 0 27 11 0 Totals New York kemo and Mangrum shot 70s W. Khantx, 110 000 0002 LnnM Woodllna: 3b. ,552 Frlcano, Ellis Ask didn't come close to being a featherweight threat in the other foursome which Niagara Falls, Ont. va. Earl Dennis New York, lights.

10; at Edmonton Alberta. Earl Walls. Toronto, vs. Fred. 2b, Bauer National Philadelphia 15 11 Brooklyn 16 12 New York 16 13 St.

Louis 15 13 Cincinnati 16 15 Rerra' hr. Carey; sb. Coan 2: dp. Carey, included Tommy Bolt. 75.

and in Pep reign and Ronnie Clayton was just another lightweight .552 4 1 RoiMlk' i iVanbrabant, it) Llmmer .516 4 lVa Wheat, hapless Ed Oliver. 76. Burkemo end his career with a flourish. Detroit, after trailing most of ihe first game, tied the score 6-6 with three runs in the seventh inning and won it in the e'ghth on Matt Batts pinch single. Roundly boo-ed when he stepped to the plate because he struck out at a crucial time in Saturday's game, Batts delivered the winning hit a hard grounder through second baseman Billy Goodman.

It scored Charley Kress from second base. Finish Under Lights Boone's winning home run In the nightcap was his second of the game and broke up a three-hour and '43-minute marathon which was finished under the lights. Boone, who had hit a two-run homer in the third, drove one of Frank Sullivan's pitches into the upper left field stands. It rtv Beshore, Los Angeles, heavies. 10; at Holyoke.

Bobby Courchesne. Chlrooee. vs. Harry (Whttey) when he came over here to pit his British championship against Americans. Ray Famechon didn't give Pep much trouble in their and Mangrum each gained 11 Milwaukee 13 14 .481 Smith.

Brooklyn, feathers, at Los points. title fight, but he was a better foreign challenger than most. The final standings, with medal Angeles. Charlie Powell. San Diego, vs.

Harlan Kellv. Los Angeles, heavies. Totals McDougald and Skowron. McDougald. Rlmito and Skowron 2: Hunter.

Young and Kryhoskli Young and Kryhoskl; left. New York Baltimore 4: bb, Reynolds 3. Koslo so, Reynolds 4, Koslo 3, Kretlow ho. Koslo 10 in Kret. low 1 In and er.

Koslo 2-2; winner, Reynolds 4-l): loser. Koslo Ruhge. Soar. Summers. McKlnley: t.

2: IS: a Kennedy struck out for Koslo In th. 10, at New Orleans. Ralph Dupas. New O'leans. vs.

Freddie 'Los An By and large, the leather pushers from across the Atlantic who have come here to ply their trade the past few years are far more vertical than their earlier compatriots. Fighters like Scorti-chini, Rosi, Lausse and Royer are welcome to stay around a while. scores, points and winnings: Sam Snead. White Sulphur Springs, West 67-72-665338 62 13.000. Bob Toski.

Livingston, N. 73-70. 69- 87-348 26 12.000. Lloyd Nlles, 111., Tl-71-69- 70- 70 351 IS S1.5O0. geles, lights.

10. Tuesdav: At Milwaukee; Billy Kllgore Miami, Hn Strerz. Germany, mid dles. 10; at Detroit (Motor cityi, Ken Himnwr, Detroit, vs Martin I-ee, ah a rbl Cary Middlecoff, Klameoha Lake. N.Y., Chlrago, heavies.

8. and Arthur Wright, 1 1 3 0 Detroit, vs. Rlngo ueiroii, 3 3 1 34716 H1.M0. Dou Ford. Kiamesha Lake, N.Y., 6S 72-71-73-6S 33214 11.000.

heavies. 8. At Detroit (Olympiad Cleveland OM 601 OTx-12 Philadelphia 203 001 010 7 2b, Regslado, Flnlgan, Hegan: hr. Rosen, Ilegsn, Bollwrg; Chackales; dp. Jacobs and Bollweg: Avila, Slrlrk-land and Rosen) left, Philadelphia 12, Cleveland bb, Frlcano 2, Rofcek 2, Vanbiahanl 1.

Feller 1, Chackales Narleskl so, Frlcano 1, Feller 2, Chakalcs I. Narleskl ho. Frlcano 7 In 3. Feller 7 In 2 1-3. Ronek 0 In 1-3.

Chakales 0 In 2 2-3, Vanhrabrant 3 in 2 2-3, Narleskl 2 hi 4. Wheal In r-er. Frlcano Rozek 1-1. Feller SS, Chakales 1-1. Vanbrabant 1-1.

Wheat 2-2, Narieakt hop, by Rozek Avlla; winner, Chakales (1-0); loser. Frlcano l-2i; Hurley, Grieve. Umont. Berry; 2:50. a Llmmer lined out for Vanbrabant In 7th bValo filed out fur Wheat In 9th.

Heron fl fiamel Jack Burke. Kiamrgha Lake, Carmine Flore. New York. vs. Jed Bob Porterfield Knocks Chicago Sox Out Of American League Leadership CHICAGO.

Mav 16 mPKob V. Stewart, 0 0 0 0 1 0 Chicago. 11 13 .458 3 Pittsburgh 9 20 .310 VA American Boston at Detroit Brewer (0-2) vs Carver (3-0). (Only game scheduled). National St.

Louis at Philadelphia (night) Prcsko (2-0) vs Roberts (4-3). Chicago at Pittsburgh Pol-let (0-1) vs Purkey (1-3). Only games scheduled. Harvard Golfer Wins New England Honors WATERTOWN. May 16 (Pi Harvard's Edward A.

(Ted) Cooney today won the 17th annual New England Intercollegiate golf championship with N. 35012 S900. Peter rhomson, Australia, 67-74-T2-68-68-349 was his sixth of the season. (Second dame) BALTIMORE Young. 2b Dierlng, cf r-Wert)! Coan, cf Kryhoskl, lb Mele.

If Kennedy, rf Stephens, 3b Moss, Hunter, si Lasen, Tolala NEW YORK Bauer, rf Rlzzuto, st Jimmy Demaret, Kiamesha Lake, N.Y.. 68-73-69-75-72 357 7 1700. Black. Janesvllle. welters, 10.

Thursday; At Newark. N.J., Harold Carter. Linden. N.J. va.

Bobby Slaughter, Philadelphia, heavies. 8 Friday: At New York (Madison Square Garden). Joey Giardello. Philadelphia, vs. Pierre Langlois, France, middles.

10. Saturday: At Boston, Tony DeMarro. Rnainn. vs Johnnv Cesario, Hartford, a-Wright 1 0 0 0 0 0 Porterfield pitched a five hitlpascuai. (Last Demaret round played by Jim Righthander Steve Gromek, who hurled only the 14th inning, picked up his sixth victory 3gainst one loss.

(Concluded on Page 13, Column S) Turnesa). t( 1 win Avr th PhiraerA Whit- Stone, 0 0 0 0 0 0 Earl Stewart. Dallas, 72-72-68-75- 70357 4 6oO. Rene Littler, Palm Springs, 68 Total! Chicago welters. 10: at Hollywood Kenny Davis.

Los Angeles, vs. Bobby Why, os Angeles, feathers. 10: at Brussels, Kin Vawtes. vs. Karel Sya.

38 12 24 11 3 300 Wit 33x 10 003 Oil 000 Fain; Sb. Rivera, Vernon, TO-TZ-70-7Z X2 1600. Byron Nelson. Roanke, 71-73-71' 74-72361 19 MOO. 35 12 27 1 0 8 lb a erbl 4 1 1 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Washington CLKVEI.AND Smith, If Avila.

2b Phllley, rf Rosen, lb h-Skowron 2b, Yost, ab a rbl 3 1110 0 0 4 3 3 1 4 0 0 2 1110 0 1 4 1 2 11 1 0 .1 .1 0 0 4 0 0 1 Waller Burkemo, Franklin, 6 Batting Leaders In Major Leagues Belgium, heavies. 10: at Miami, Chris Sox today to give the Washington Senators a doubleheader split before 25,515 fans and knock Chicago out of first place in the American League race. The Sox won the first game. 10 to 5, but the second game loss left Chicago 10 percentage points Minoso: hr. Minora.

Vernon. Slevert. 1 363 19 S00, iiristensen, inpennnum, cf N.Y., 70- ieo nroii. ixew Hartford, 4 0 4 0 0 Doby. cf Hernandez.

Paris, welters, JO. Berra r. 78-70-74-71-361 22 1400. 4 0 1 1 4 fl II 2 0 1 1 2 0 0 Marty Furgol. Imnnt, 74-72-75- Tosca of Holy Cross at Oakley SirVnd.

ss If Robinson, lb 10 10 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lollar: s. Groth: left, Washington 7, Chicago bh. Keegan 1. Marrero 3, Dixon 1, V. Stewart 1.

Pascual so. Keegan 5. Marrero ho. Marrero 6 in 6. Pascual 3 in 2-3, Dtxnn 2 in 0 (fared By AHMCM HTtD FRF.SS k.miino n.vruMKN Gold Sox Beat Knight Trw CSP Gold Sox scored a 4 0 0 000 Country ClUb.

jNarsgon. 71-69361 2S 1400. Tommy Bolt, Housion, 73 72- McDougald. 2b 2 3 0 0 Coleman. 2b Cooney, a 21-year-old junior in tn 7 win over the Hartford 10 0 0 3 batters in 7th I.

V. Stewart 0 In 1 Carey. 3h 3 0 0 3 10 0 iRa.ed an 30 at Hats i minl 29 9 27 1 2 0 3i player and Club AB Pet. sb a rbl Jahlonskt. St.

Louis 29 128 IS 47 373 4 0 3 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 75-69-75-364 29 MOO. Ed Oliver. Imont, 78-373 51 8400. 111., 74-75-75-73-1 in an PxhihU from Boston, earlier won his Totals semi-final match in a driving Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 oioo Tr PnrtPrfiM' fifth win Stone 0 In 1-3; and er. Keegan S-5, It was rortertieia nun win.paw,ua Mrrere 4.4 SU)ne Dix.

tion baseball game at the wetn- 0 1 3 3 0 Oiiismner. Phlla 27 100 13 37 .370 rslnilnrm from nartmnnth'a "eMaestn, ss against tWO aeteatS and tne Stur-ion 2-l, V. Stewart l-0; winner, Keegan Kuzava. Gorman, a-Brown McDonald, d-Cerv Jacobs. 2h 0 10 0 OismHer.

Riooklvn 27 10S 19 39 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 (5-l: loser. Dixon (Ml; u. Chylak, Fred Oman, 3 and 2. Tosca de ersfield Prison. The Gold Sox open their season next Sunday Midget Auto Driver Killed in Race Crash McGowan.

Paparella. Honochlik: t. 2:37 a Wright nied out for Stewart tit 8th feated Edmund Mauro of Williams, 4 and 3, in his semifinal. against the Hartrora Barons. Totali Boyd ran for Fain in am.

0 OjMu.iai, Rt, Louis 29 111 30 40 1" 0 1 Moon, St. Louis 27 104 31 37 .33 0 0 Robinson, Brooklyn 22 S2 22 353 12 2 0 Mueller, New York, 2S IDS 17 38 332 IS? JiAdcock. Milwaukee 27 101 13 34 3.17 i i Cincinnati 31 118 18 39 338 3 0 0 rhlr.n tt US 27 32 X11 30 3 1 24 7 1 2 011 102 Otx 000 000 002 2 21 b-Llmmer Bollweg. lb Renna. rf Zernlal, If Power, If Flnlgan, 3b Astroth, Portocarrero, a-Valo Baltimore (fterMd Game) New Yorlt ab a rbl i 0 1 2 2 0 0 2b.

Stephens. Dlerinf. Moss; hr. Ste i. 0 10 0 tt FLEMINGTON, N.

May 16 Brooke Durant, 23, of Islit, Long Island, N. was injured fatally today in a midget auto race at Flemington Fair Grounds. Durant, son of John B. Durant phens. Cerv; dp, Miranda, ijjieman ana Star Rocket Top Dog In Willimantic Show 0 0 0 0 dy righthander was in trouoie only once, in the third when Johnny Groth beat out a scratch hit, advanced on Mike Fornieles sacrifice, and scored on Minny Mirtoso's single.

The Senators knocked Fornieles out in the sixth after Mickey Vernon and Roy Sievers walked and Vernon came in on Pete Runnels' single while Sievers tallied the third Washington run on Ed Fitzgerald's hit. Don Johnson finished the came for Chicago. 4 0 0 3 0 0 0 5 1 0 13 1 0 0 1 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 Robinson; leu, new lorn o. nun bb, McDonald 1, Larsen so, Gor-man 1, McDonald 1. Larsen ho, Totals 27 0 1 24 1 0 WILLIMANTIC, May 16 MP! 110 MK Kl.Nrt KISS BATTKI) IM Sauer.

Chicago 11 Muslal. St. Louis S2 Muslal. St. Louis 11 Bell.

Cln 31 Cln 10 Ernls. Phlla 30 HihIkcs. Bitxiklvn 8 Jaolonskl. St.L. 28 Mays, New York 8 Kluszewskl, Cln 27 Knr.ls, Phila 8 Alston, St.L.

27 American Clevelsnd 004 010 lOx 6 4 0 3 1 5 0 1 Kuava In 3 1-3; uorman in i-i; McDonald In 1: r-er. Kuzava 3, loii! 'of tlie Boston Bureau of the As- 2b. Avila! hr. Rosen: Phllley. Car WASHINGTON Yost.

3b Busby, rf Vednon, lb Sievers, If Wright, rf Runnels, ss Fitzgerald, Terwilliger, 2b Portertleld, Totals CHICAGO Carrasouei, II Larsen 2-2, McDonald 33: winner, Lar Ch. Laurel Ridge Star Rocket, an Irish Terrier owned by Merritt M. Swartz of Canton, won heat-in-ahow honors todav nmonz rla; sf, Doby; rip. DeMaestri and Bollweg; Avila, Strickland and Rosen; left, Philadelphia 2, Cleveland hh.1 Portocarrero 4. Garcia so, PortiK-arrero sen (l-3l loser, Kuzava to-Z); u.

soar, Rummers McKlnley, Runge; a. 4.7. a -Brown walked for Gorman In Garcia and er. Portocarrero 8-8. 611 entries nt the Windham County ih; Skowron fannea ror nizzuio in 4 0 0 13 1 OjSociaiea suucifu neau m-3 0 0 1 0 0 juries in an accident in the third 'lap of the 50-lap feature race.

34 27 i 1 3j jfe Wa dead on arrival at the ab a Medical Center Hospi- 4 0 0 1 0 0', 300110 oia' here. i 3 ll Durant. formerly of Scituate, Player and Club Avllt. Cleveland Mlrnaels, Chicago Riiaen. Cleveland Agitanls.

Ronton Bimne, Detroit arcla 0-0f winner, (iarcla 13-4); loser, Th first Washineton run came Wh: Wertj; fanned for niertng in mji; Kennel Club's 10th annual dog Pnrlocanrro t(i-3i; Grltve. t'mont. d-Cerv homered (or McDonald in mn. In ih srnnd on Sievers' double Berry. Hiley; t.

a. 21.713: a show. ft AB Pet. 28 111.28 42 ..178 22 10 21 .383 28 20 37 .359. 18 84 9 23 33S 23 88 17 .349 20 83 7 22 .349 U4 87 14 30 .343 21 109 IS 37 .340 23 92 8 30 .32 21 91 11 29 .319 Valo filed out for Portocarrero In 9th; and singles by Tom Wright and lf Maggiacomo Registers V--Llmmer grounded out lor Jambs in troit Film, lb Fitrgerald.

1 2 II had competed in midget 9th. iauto races for several years. Third Plainville Win Bushy. WanhlnKtnn Stephens. Baltimore (lonriman.

RiMlon ah rbi a-Boyd. lb 4 2 1 1 0 0 0 1 Michaels, 3h 3 2 2 3 0 0 O.Sawatakl. 4 Besides his father, he leaves Jimmy Carruthers Retires From Ring: SYDNEY, Australia, May 16 Australia's Jimmy Carruthers, undefeated bantamweight: champion of the world, tonight announced his retirement from boxing. The wiry, 24-year-old lefthander, abdicated his throne after a reign of a year and a half. A professional Aug.

15, 1930, Carruthers won the 118-pound title by knocking out Vic Toweel In one round in Johannesburg, South Africa, on Nov. 15, 1952. He defended his crown three times. Carruthers knocked out Toweel, of South Africa, in the tenth round of a return bout on March 21, 1953, outpointed Henry (Pappy! Gault of Spartanburg, S.C., in 15 rounds on Nov. 13.

1953. and then outpointed Thailand's Chamreon Songki-trat in 15 rounds in Bangkok, May 2. Rivera, rf 4 0j his widow, Louise, a 7-months- HOME RL'NH inen, C'leva nVKH BATTED IS Cleve 3.1 Borne, net olld son' nis mother an(1 young i i er brother. 5 3 3 4 1 0 4 0 1 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 1 0 7 0 0 1 4 1 1 0 0 1 4 0 2 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 1112 0 0 Berra. NY Vernon, Wash Sievers, Wash Durant, a graduate of Scituate 8 Minoso, Chi 8 Phllley, Cleve 8 Sievers.

Wash Fain. Chi Doby, Cleva Berra. NY 29 20 20 19 19 79 Groth. cf Fornieles, Johnson, Totals Washington Chicago High School in 1948, had been PLAIN VILLE, May 16 (Special) Jokko Maggiacomo, Poughkeepsic, N. Y.

driver, won his third race of the season Sunday afternoon, sharing honors' with Johnny Cambino In the two 25-lap features of a ten program at Plainville Stadium. Ideal weather conditions drew more than 80 drivers to the 30 1 27 10 0 1 010 002 0003 001 UUO 0001 employed as a welder with a con Condition of Dunn Reported 'Better' The condition of Geroge Dunn, announcer at Hartford boxing matches and wrestling shows for many years, was reported "much better" last night by Dr. Joseph Perkins. Dunn suffered a heart attack last Tuesday and has been a patient at St. Francis Hospital since then.

Dr. Perkins said it probably will be several weeks before Dunn can be discharged. struction firm in New York. 2b. Sievers: 3k.

Runnels: Fomiels; CHICAGO rarrasquel, si Fox, 2b Minoso. Fain, lb b-Boyd. lb Michaels. Jb Lollar. Rivera, rf Groth.

cf Keesan, Totals Washington Yost. 3b Busby, cf Vernon, 1H Kievers, If Lemon, rf Runnels, si Oldls. Terwilliger. Jb Marrero. Dixon, Sports Mr Monday May IT MONDAY, MAY IT, I9S4.

2i5S WKNB 140 Red" Sox vs. Tigers WQTH 1410 Red Sox vs. Tigers liflO p.m. WATR-TV Ch. S3 Boxing 34 10 11 27 0 ah a erbi He was married to the former Louise Lancieri of East Islip dp, Yost, Terwilliger and Vernon, Min oso and Sawatski: left, Washington 7.

1 2 3 0 1 N. two years a bo. They made Chicago 7: bb, Fornieles 2, Porterfield 3: so, Fornieles 1. Johnson 3, Porterfield 1: speedway and It was necessary their home in Hicksville, Long ho. Fornieles 7 In J-l-1.

Johnson 2 In Boruaitlas Win LOS ANGELES, May 16 (UP) The Borussia Soccer Club of Dortmund, Germany, dominating the play almost throughout, today defeated the Plymouth Ar-gyles of England. 3 to 1, in a game at Wrigley Field here before 10,000 fans. Island. 0 1 4 0 0 2 0 0 2 1 1 I 0 0 1 4 0 2 0 0 0 1 4 0 1 0 4 0 0 4 1 1 4 0 3 0 to stage two extra races to ac commodate all the entries. Jim 3-2-3: r-er.

Porterfield 1-1. Fornieles 1- 3: hhB. Porterfield (Minosoi; Winner, Porterfield 4-2i: loser, Fornieles io-ii; In the last three years, he had competed In midget auto races throughout the East and the my Timko overturned twice in the non-Ford feature but he 400220niu. McGmvsn. PanreM, Honocnica, 2 0 0 0 2 0 olshytak: t.

2:1: 23.115, a-Bod ran walked away unscathed. South. I I I I I i lot ram in wa.