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THE HARTFORD COURANT: MONDAY, MAY SO, 1949. 10 Trips 6, Blue Sox 1 Greater Hartford Track Meet Features Heavy Schoolboy Sports Slate Today Binghamton, May 29. (AP.) Playing errorless ball behind the six hit l(4iViln 9 TiKn If ail rt nr am a Ia4 Chicago 4, 1 Indians 2, 2 Cleveland, May 29. AP.) Manager Lou Boudreau'a pinch single with the bases loaded drove in the winning run In the eleventh inning today as the Cleveland Indiana defeated the Chica Rose And Holland Head Field At Indianapolis fiiiAuiisji i. wins Aix.av.iifwai aai ncu i some sensational fielding by shortstop Kellner Pitches Athletics To Win Over Yankees, 3-1 Philadelphia Hurler Limits League Leaders to Six Hits Eddie Joost's Two-Run Homer Off Porterf ield Provides Margin of Victory vistrict eeoras.

game losing streak today by evening go White Sox 2-1 in the second game of a doubleheader before 47,769 TT.II A liV 6 fAA tfie BerleS Wlttl the JtlCa 50X' William Hall 8 4 .667 95 100 fore 714 OVercoated and thoroughly 5 '9? SI chilled fans. It was Macklnson's fourth .12 -511 23 victory against four losses. Leo Crls- The victory, which followed Chica Along The Fairways Wholesale Revision of Speed Records Expected In 500-Mile Automobile Classic Today As Drivers Vie for Richest Prize List Weaver 3 6 .333 52 51 charged with the loss. go 4-2 win in tne opener, was tne first for the Tribe In four doublehead-ers this season. Ancient Satchell Paige pitched seven-hit ball to best young Billy Fierce In the nightcap pitching duel.

erbl BINUHAM1N ab Noren If 4 5 Indianapolis, May 29. (AP.) BY. BILL NEYVEIX. This is the busiest week of the entire spring season for the school 10 1 4 1 14 0 2 Windsor Locks, (First Game) The fastest field ever assembled a erb! 0 0 1 2 0 0 boy athlete and fan as well, and Wethersfield And the Memorial Day program which will be presented today is jammed with track and baseball activity. Washington Drops Red Sox To Third With 10-4 Victory Boston, May 29.

AP. Right hander Paul Calvert had his sink' Verdi 2b Jaeger lb Schult rf Greengrass 3b Fuccl cf Folles Braun ss Mackinson Totals UTICA (E) Hasenmayer ss Johnson 2b Clark cf 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 2 CHICAGO (A) ab Scala cf 3 Appling ss 3 Goldsberry lb 3 Souchock lb 1 Rapp If 3 Michaels 2b 4 Bowers, rt 4 Tipton 'c 4 Baker 3b 3 Guxnpert 4 Simsbury Triumph 0 0 0 (0 2 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 1 0 The ninteenth annual Greater 0 4 6 10 27 13 Standlnrs. rV)l Hartford Interscholastic track meet opens the schedule this morning at 10 o'clock on Trinity 4 2 3 4 4 4 4 34 ab 4 4 4 3 4 3 3 3 2 1 0 31 1 0 0 2 0 2 0 2 1.0 er ball working to perfection for Totals 32 4 27 10 Field. Six schools, Hartford, 0 3 erbl Glammarco rf CLEVELAND (A) ab Weaver, Bulkeley, William Hall W. L.

Pet. 3 0 1.000 3 0 1.000 2 0 1.000 2 1 .667 1 2 .333 1 2 .333 2 .000 0 2 .000 0 3 .000 Wethersfield Windsor Lock! Simsbury Avon Colllnsvllle Tarlffvllle New Hartford Karmington Poquonock 0 0 Mitchell. If 5 WETHERSFIEL.D. Club event Low gross H. H.

Mand-ly, 67; Low net: John Pracon 72-468; Frank Bucior 72-4 R. M. Grant 72-270. Kickers Harry Hell 87-15 72 (won draw); J. Noble 85-1372; G.

Prentice 84-1272; Frank Bucior 72-0 72; G. H. Sullivan 82-1072. Pro's tourney H. H.

Mandly, 142-4138; G. H. Sullivan 161-25136. FABMINGTON. Sweepstakes Class T.

Fisher 83-1766; H. Wareham 81-1269; D. Weld 82-1270; H. R. Roberts 84-1470; Russ Hunter 77-6 71; Class G.

Estes 90-1971: R. W. Moran 92-19 73; M. Legat 73. PEQUABUCK.

Pal tourney Low gross: Chick Chl-zlnskt and Lou Lostoskl 67; Pat Maz-zarella and Ed Kowalski 70; Low net: Tony Plrog and Pete Plrog 71-6 65; Ed Skoczylas and Alex Wroblewski 72-765. TUMBLE BROOK. Flag tournament: William Goldstein, second shot on 19th; Sam Lebon, first shot on Herman Albert, first shot on nineteenth. INDIAN HILL. 0 7 or West Hartford.

Wethersfield and East Hartford, will vie for honors in one of the year's most Kolosna if Ppkel lb Tedesco 3b Werner Crlstante a-Waller Koszarek Totals Binghamton attractive local events. The games Wethersfield. Windsor Locks New York, May 29. (AP.) Alex Kellner and Eddie Joost combined today to pace the Philadelphia Athletics to a 3-1 victory over the Yankees snapping the New Yorkers six-game winning streak. Kellner limited the league-leaders to six hits while Joost poled out a two-run homer In the fifth inning.

By salvaging the finale of a three-game series, the A's regained second place from the Boston Red 3ox, who bowed to the Washington Nats. The A's broke a scoreless tie In the fifth when they touched Bob Porterfield for all their runs. Buddy Rosar opened the winning drive with the first of his three straight singles. Pete Suder's sacrifice put Rosar on second, and the ex-Yankee catcher dashed home on Kellners first hit of the year, a pop fly single to left. Joost then hit his ninth homer into the left field seats.

Kellner, meanwhile, blanked the Bombers on two singles until the seventh when Bobby Brown's pinch single scored Bill Johnson 8 3 1 4 0 3 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 Tucker cf Gordon 2b Doby rf Kcltner 3b Boudreau ss Vernon lb Hegan Gromek a-Berardlno Papish Feller b-Clark are sponsored by the athletic department at Trinity College. and Simsbury all retained their 1 6 24 17 2 1 -4 4 3 4 4 4 4 2 1 0 0 1 36 36 for the world famous 500 mile automobile race will roar from the starting line tomorrow intent on blasting speed records. The. 33 daring ranging from a three time winner of the race to a freshman just 22 years old, will pilot their racers at terrifying speeds for prizes totalling $185,000, richest ever offered. The triumphant driver will get the $20,000 first prize, plus $100 for every lap of the perilous race he leads." The winner share, including cash awards from accessory manufacturers, may hit $45,000.

The speedway management, expecting a crowd upwards of was hoping for its traditionally clear, cool weather, but the forecast was for scattered showers and perhaps thunder storms. The temperature probably will be in the middle 70's fanned by a 15 mile an hour wind. The start scheduled for 11 a. m. Central Daylight Time, may be delayed in event of rain.

The speed breaking 33-car field was completed yesterday in the final six hours of qualification -in which one driver was injured critically. The victim, second serious- seven innings today while hurling the Washington Nats to a 10-4 victory over the Boston Red Sox, who were dropped into third place. The Nats belted out 14 hits, including' two-run homers by both Clyde Vollmer and Eddie Robinson. Calvert had a three hit shutout going until Ted Williams bashed his eleventh homer in the eighth inning and, with two out in the ninth, the Bosox clouted him for five hits, three of them two baggers, for their other runs. The Nats smashed five singles 010 004 01 6 000 000 0101 Hartford, defending champion and heavy favorite not only to Utica 2b, Crlstante, Kolosna; sb, Hasen 0 0 unbeaten slates in Farmington Valley League 'games played yesterday.

Wethersfeild walloped Tariff-ville, 11-3, Windsor Locks nosed win the title again but to smash 0 0 mayer, Verdi 2. Sohult: dp; Braun, Verdi and Jaeger; lob, Utica 5, Bing at least a couple of records, will be without its veteran coach, hamton 12: bb, Macicinson -ris- Totals 2 9 27 8 1 Chicago 000 120 01 out Poquonock, 6-5, and Simsbury i a 1 1 t7 Crlstante ho, Crlstante 11 in 7 Larry Amann, for the first time since the games were started. Cleveland 000 110 0002 2, Tucker. Michaels, Hegan, Sou- Sweepstakes: Class A--Ralph John whipped Collinsville, 5-1. Bin Reilly hit a home run over the left field fence in the eighth in Amann has gone to Rochester, N.

for the funeral of his father. cnocic; nr, Keltner; sb, Appling; dp, Gordon and Vernon left, Chicago 6, Cleveland bb, Gumpert 1, Gromek 3, Paplsh so, Gumpert 3, Feller ho, Gromek 4 In 6 Innings: Paplsh 1 in a row against starter Ellis Kin who died Saturday. In his place son, 81-11 70; Joe veanty, 7S-7 71 Tom Hughes, 83-12 71 Mike Budney, 72-171. Class M. Mucke, 85-1669; Charles Kierstead, 91-1774; Tom Hagerty, 93-1974.

ooonwrv park. ning with one man on to provide Windsor Locks' margin of vic der for four runs with none out will be the former head coach of the fourth, thanks to errors by tory. Simsbury, although getting In 1 1-3; Feller 1 In 1 2-3; Gumpert innings; Koszarek in banc, L.ns-tante; loser, Crlstante; Carney and froese; 714. a Walters singled for Crlstante In 8th. New England Net Tournament Gets Underway Today Hartford major sports combines, Johnny Newell: Newell will return Sweepstakes: Low gross, E.

Geeter- -j; uromeK tz-4; u. Grieve, Summers, Honochlck. Stevens: t. 2:15: only two hits, pulled out the win over Collinsville. Four walks and sioh.

77. Low net. J. citani. 78-11 67: a Berardlno fouled out for Gromek to active coaching for this one L.

Becker, 83-13 70; L. Saucier, 85- meet and try -to bring the Owl in 6th: Clark grounded out for Feller In 9th. passed balls helped the Simsbury cause. Walt Sticker hurled good Williams and Birdie Tebbetts. Vollmer bashed his seventh homer with Kd Stewart aboard in the seventh, before Kinder was replaced by Yale-bred Frank Qulnn.

That bonus pitcher, making his first major league competitive ap from third. speedsters home In front In a 1570. HARTFORD Sweepstakes: Class M. Barr, 76-670: R. House, 77-770; Class B.

G. F. Gregory. 88-1771. ball all the way for Simsbury.

erbl (A) Bb pinch-hitting role. Sunny skies are expected to lure 3 5 0 2 fly Injured driver of the qualifying Mitchell If 5 John Danila, coming on in the second inning, pitched effective riay will get underway this 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 9 10 R. W. Grant turned in the first hole- ft crowd of at least two thousand 5 1 0 3 0 1 0 relief ball for Collinsville. He tans to tne meet, 1 pearance, tossed a home run ball to Robinson after Sherry Robert morning at 10 o'clock in the forty sixth New England Tennis Cham fanned 16.

0 0 0 Three baseball games are also In-one of the season when he acpn tne 188-yards- eleventh hole. He used a No. 4 wood. He. was plnytng H.

A. Seymour and R. T. Steele. AVON.

son had opened the eighth with The other came on the day's 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 4 1 4 5 3 3 5 2 3 nlonshins at the Hartford Golf 0 0 0 0 3 Club courts. Women's singles com Odd holes, one-half handicap: Class 2 11 John Beckwith, 41-8 3.: Class petition opens the program while Homer Wooldrldce. 44-13 31. 0 0 0 8 0 1 1 0 Sweeostakes Cluss A Joe lofam. 0 1 PHILA.

(A) sh JSt 4 1 Vais If 3 0 Fain lb 4 0 Chpmiii cf 4 0 Majeskt 4 0 VVruht rt 3 Mom rt 0 0 Rosar 4 1 Sudw 2h 10 Kelinr 4 1 Totals Si "i NEW TORK (A) ab 2b 3 0 Biizuto 4 0 Eaun cf 3 0 Kemlch rf 3 0 Brra 4 0 Johnson 3b 3 1 UnJU If 4 0 lb 4 0 Portrtield 2 0 -Brown 10 Sanford 0 0 9 ho 0 3 erbl the men's singles matches are scheduled to be played during the docket saw Avon club Farming-ton. 10-2. Bill Goralskl starred for Avon, stealing five bases. Wethersfield 300 01S 100 11 9 2 Tarlffvllle i 100 000 110 3 8 Sailing and Morton; Johnson and S. Ludorf, Windsor Locks Onn 000 42x 6 2 Poquonock 000 200 0125 10 3 Barbarl, Sheehan (8) and' Reilly; PnmnvIrA smri Ktiftlerek.

82-1666; B. R. Wrltrhtman. 786-j72; Clark rf Kennedy rf Gordon 2b Doby cf Keltner 3b b-Tucker Bonne ss Vernon lb Hegan Paige c-Boudreau Totals CHICAGO (A) Scala cf Appling ss Goldsberry lb Rapp If Michaels 2b Bowers rt Tipton Baker 3b Pierce Klleman J. Jackson.

S3 11 ti: wuuam mc- 8 33 17 a two bagger to right field. With two out in the lower half of the ninth, Tom O'Brien, batting for Quinn, doubled to right and Dom DiMaggio scored Mm with a two bagger to left. Johnny Pesky and Williams singled and Junior Stephens doubled, his first hit in five tries, before Calvert ended the game by making Bobby Doerr his sixth Combe. 86-1373 fdraw. Class afternoon.

Homer Wooldridee. 92-26 66: Ted Comstock, 90-2070; Ted Wattles, 96- George Ball, leading player in 25 7i; jonn MacKay, 7-m yj. Mixed Scotch foursomes: Low gross, the Southwest from El Paso, Tex 1 35 ab 4 5 5 5 3 5 4 4 4 0 4 2 3 1 7 1 2 7 0 0 0 Simsbury 110 002 lOx 5 3 2 12 erbl 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Walter Johnson-Mrs. R. D.

Currle, as, is seeded first in the men's di 2 3 2 4 0 10 0 1 0 4 2 1 0 5 0 2 1 1 0 0 42-35-81: F. R. Wlghtman-Mrs. D. B.

Jacobs. 41-4182; Mrs. R. W. Burt- vision, while Betty Itosenqulst, of strikeout victim.

Mrs. B. F. Conner. 43-4184, Low net, Dr.

F. W. Reld-Mrs. V. HamDSon.

erbl South Orange, N. heads the WASHNGTON (A) ab Yost 3b 1 1 99-3069; T. Gormley-Mrs. F. C.

Og- women's field. den. 101-32 69: C. W. Ludwlg-Mrs.

The tournament will continue R. J. Peplaw, 103-33 70: Mr. and 1 0 1 0 2 14 1 1 Collinsville 000 000 10O I 7 3 Sticker and McClure; Romantec. Danila (2) and Avon 400 202 ltx 10 12 3 Farmington 010 100 000 2 7 5 J.

Goralsky. Butman (8) and Bor- awskl; Prezech and Drink wine. Higganum Scores Second Loop Win Mrs. William Hutt. 99-2871 (draw) throughout the week with semi The nairinsrs for the SDrinsr Calcutta trials, was George Metzler, 3S, Indianapolis, a dirt track veteran.

MeUler's car skidded on a dangerous turn, spun completely around, and plowed into a retaining wall. Metzler suffered head and chest injuries. The car was wrecked. So terrific was the pace that five cars which previously had qualified were bumped out by faster ones. The starting field, a blend of veterans and daring youngsters, is topped by the one-two punch of the 1947 and 1918 races Mauri Rose, South Bend, and Billy Holland, Reading, Pa.

who finished first and second, respectively, in those two races. The. cocky 43-years-old Rose, a three time winner, will be striving for his third consecutive in the same snug four cylinder front-drive car he drove to victory last year and the year before. In 1941 he took over as relief driver for Floyd Davis and finished first. Rose and Holland will have a new teammate, George Connor, Los Angeles.

He will drive a new and smaller car built expressly for dirt track racing. All are under the banner of the veteran retired recer and automotive engineer, Lou Moore, also of Los Angeles. Experts predict the race will produce a wholesale revision of speed records and perhaps the first winning average of 120 miles an hour. Eleven records were tournament were announced last night finals slated and finals on the district hill today. Kings-wood is host to Loomis in a traditional game at.

Varsity Field at 10:30 a. m. and Coach Jim Morris will pitch standout Fran Ralney In hopes of upsetting the strong Windsor nine. In afternoon contests. Weaver brings in William Hall's district leaders for a skirmish at Municipal Stadium at 3 o'clock, while East Hartford plays Deerfipld Academy at 2:30 at Martin Field in a game that was announced only yesterday.

Two state championship events are scheduled later in the week. The fifteenth annual Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference golf tournament will be held at the Rockledge Country Club Tuesday at 2 p. m. Hartford Bulkeley is the defending champ while Manchester looms as the The CIAC outdoor track championship will be held at Yale Field in New. Haven Thursday and Saturday.

Trials are slated Thursday and the finals Saturday afternoon. Hartford High is the defending Class A titlist and slightly favored to repeat. This Week's Baseball. Today. William Hall at Weaver, Municipal Stadium.

Loomis at Kingswood. as follows 1 11 15 1 1 14 5,0 4 0 5 1 Uoner Bracket: Russell-Cook vs. Saturday. Men's and women's dou Hutf-Hamllton, Kummell-Crane vs. Gar- bles are also on the schedule.

Totals 30 1 6 27 13 1 1 Philadelphia 000 030 0003 Jvcw York 000 000 1001 2b. Surnwelss: hr, Joost: Suder Bauer and Eerra; Joost, Sader and Fatn; Johnson, Rlzzuto and Phillips; Joost and Fain: left, Philadelphia 7. New York bb, ott Porterfield 4. Kellner 5: so. by Porterfield 3.

Kellner 3. Sanford ho. Porterfield 7 In 7 InnlnRs. Sanford 3 In 2: winner, Kellner (6-2); loser, Porterfield (1-5); Rommel. Passarella and Boyer: 41.099.

a Brown singled tor Porterfield In 7th. neau-vanwart, Muiien-isancrort vs. Ludwitr-Christonher. Bureess-Howard 1 8 41 10 14 27 13 vs. Fisher-Comstock.

Hastings-Bent vs. erbl abr Standing. Robertson rf Stewart If Vollmer cf Robinson lb Kozar 2b Dente ss Evans Calvertp Totals BOSTON (A) DiMaggio cf Pesky 3b Williams If Stephens ss Doerr 2b Goodman lb Zarlila rf Tebbetts Kinder Quinn -O'Brien MacDon aid-Eddy. Pheips-Pade vs. Han- 4' non-MacKay, Walters-Morris vs.

Frltsch- 1 Totals 39 1 7 31al6 1 1 Cleveland 000 001 000 012 Chicago 000 000 010 001 3b, Vernon; Michaels, Boone: dp, Vernon and Gordon; Pierce, Michaels and Goldsberry; left, Chicago 9, Cleveland 12; bb. off Pierce 9, Paige so, by Pierce 3, Paige off Pierce 7 in 10 innings (none out in 11th); Klieman 1 In 1-3; balk, Paige; winner, Paige (1-2); loser. Pierce (2-3): u. Summers, Honochlck. Stevens, and Grieve; 47,769.

a One out when winning run scored; Tucker ran for Keltner in 11th; Boudreau singled lor Paige In 11th. Zaharias Takes Essex Falls Golf Senators Best (Continued from Page 9.) 3. 2 3 0 4 3 Ciark, Nauman-t oster vs. Barney-White. W.

Johnson -Coughlln vs. 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 0 2 0 Prt. 1.000 1.000 1.000 .500 .500 .500 .000 HlKRanum Portland Old Saybrook Essex East Hampton Moodus Deep River Beckwlth-Swanson, Munroe-Kelley vs. 1 0 0 0 0 Wood Huffman, crago fattison vs, 5 3 5 4 4 4 3 2 1 1 3 1 0 start at two o'clock. John Hahn, who has a 1 and 0 record, and Leo 0 0 8 2 2 Strubell Halllday, Geer Dadue vs.

Oulnn-Adams. Hurlburt-Boudreau vs. Oormley-Landeen, Lamont-Packus vs. Rabltov-Dodd. r).

Rourke-Corthouts .000 0 Mlddletown "Yesterday's game not reported, 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 vs. Couch-Keevers. O'Connell-Whltman 0, 0 Kalski, with a 3 and 1 mark, will be the Albany starting pitchers. Manager Browne has named Dick Dnnovan. a rieht hander who won vs.

Turley-Peplon. Boros Advances To Semi-Finals Chestnut Hill, May 29. (Special.) Julius Boros, the highly-rated amateur from the Rock-ledge Golf Club in Hartford, Iower Bracket: saimon-faimer vs, Total. 36" 4 9 27 6 2 4 Higganum won its second straight game in the Middlesex County Baseball League yesterday, nosing out Essex by a 6-5 Washington 000 401 32010 Herter-Tx)ughlin. Bleber-Barker vs.

Burt-O'Brien. Wheeler-Rlcketson vs. his nrilv start for the Chiefs, and Blanchfleld-Huffleld. Barto-Conners vs Essex Fells, N. May 29.

Light-Nitchle, Stadtmlller Welch vs. C. Boston 000 000 013 4 2b, Yost, Robertson, DiMaggio, Stephens, O'Brien; 3b, Goodman; hr, Vollmer, Robinson, Williams; sb. Dents- wt- Washington 8. Boston 10; T.

Jonnson-uurns, utt-iNixon vs. tan-non-Clarkson, Howie-Longstreet vs. E. E. Johnson-Whalen, Prlest-T.

M. RnurVe vs. Flvdel-Hooner. CamDlon- Deerfield Academy at East Hart- bb. Kinder 4, Calvert 5: so.

Kinder (AP.) Mrs. Mildred (Babe) Did-rikson Zaharias of Ferndale, N. walked off with the women's Eastern Open golf championship today at the Essex Fells Country Club. 7. Calvert ho, Kinder 11 in 6, nut In 7th; Oulnn 3 in 3: WP, Farrell vs.

Brlstol-Klmmens. Rolfe- Cantlev vs. Kemns-Conras. HamDSon' Calvert; winner, Calvert (5-3); loser, Paul LaPalme, who has a 4 and 0 record, to pitch for the Chiefs. Harry Jenkins, general manager of the Boston Braves farm system, was a surprise visitor yesterday.

Jenkins was on his way to Milwaukee when bad weather over New York forced him to turn his plane back. He hopes to get out of Hartford this morning. Ertman's grand slam homer was his fourth of the season. Mrs. Goicoechea, Williams vs.

B. Faulkner-M. Shulthiess, won two matches today to reach the semi-final round of he James J. Byrnes Memorial tournament at Commonwealth Country Club. Boros was joined in the semifinals by three members of tha nearby Winchester Country Club.

The trio were: Edward Martin, Wahatalo-Graham vs. Whlteman-Curwe, Thirteen strokes ahead of the W. Smlth-O. Faulkner vs. Falrehlld- Jones and Hurley; t.

a. 26.806 paid, a O'Brien doubled for Qulnn margin in1 an '11-inning thriller. Marica's single scored Musick from third base with the winning run in the eleventh. Bud Negrelli clouted a three-run homer for Higganum in the seventh. Soja walloped a home run in the eighth inning with the bases empty to give Moodus a 4-3 verdict over Middletown.

Nolan of Middletown also clouted a circuit blow. The other contest reported saw rora. Hartford at Holyoke. Mass. New Britain at Bristol.

LaSaiette at Lewis. Torrington at Gilbert. Alumni at Plalnville. Tnesday. Bulkeley vs Weaver, Municipal Stadium.

Glastonbury at Berlin. Portland at Bloomfleld. East Hampton at Suffleld. field going into today's -final Morrow, Wilkinson-Potter vs. Oehler- in 8tn.

Ijindarren. Shenton-CJuerry VS. femaw- round, she maintained the same Lapenta, Aldrlch-Bryce vs. Kenny-Lo lead when she equalled women Tigers 6, Browns 4 gan. The first matches must be played the Massachusetts amateur cham with a 75.

Combined with her n.hJAfiVeDhig 74 and the. women's within two weeks. KDGKWOOD wife of the Hartford pitcher, joined pion; Frank E. Kicnarat, a u-wars-old eneineerine rofessor at beat the St. ix)uis crowns in louajjwuioc Harvard and Joseph W.

"Littleito sweep their three-game series. Hoot day, that gave the former Olym-Joe Monahan. whose father is a Ever, 01 'the Tigers i and Jerry Pddy, ic track star 219.for the 54-hole Judee in the Middlesex probate Brownles eacn a tworun event and brought her first-place East Hampton notch a 7-6 win over Deep River. Whitty, East Hampton center fielder, collected court. Six pitchers saw action in the long- money of $1000.

her husband from Havana, Cuba, yesterday. Maybe she will bring the likeable southpaw some good luck. New Britain Topples Willimantic Entry, 4-3 STANDINGS. Uv mai ohart arawn oui ganie mat. wm -v.

Rovorlu Ha norm nr Inrlin lit Lou Kretiow, -the second of three, a semi-tinaust in tne lyis national Tiger pitchers, got creau lor in win, i amateur cnampionsrup, movea into Sweeostakes: Low net. Fellr Czala. 74-668; Tonv Gnveskl, 87-1672; Cliff Zerbe. 83-1172. Low sco'e par fives, one-quarter handicap: Felix Czaja, 20-1 18.

RESET PARK. Wes Harner scored a hole-ln-one yesterday, firing his ace on the 132-yard third, with a seven Iron. Harper was playing with Frank Wall. Andy Dziklewlcz and Jung Kal Hong, all members of the club. ROOK LEDGE.

Week end club tournament, best selected 12 holes, two-thirds handicap: Major prize, Ray Monahan, 46-7 39. Saturday results: Low net. Frank Zadnlk, 50-9 41: Bob Edmunds, 47-fi 41 1 Fred Wilkos. 45-4 41: Low his first of the season as against two onj niai when she tallied a losses. Reliefer Dick Starr of the Place wiwn sne lamea a Brownies was charged with, his sixth tomorrow morning, had a real tussle with John Mulcahy, of Hatherly, this morning before pulling up with a 3 and 2 decision, but romped 7 and 6 in the afternoon against Dick Leonard of Nashua, N- a finalist in the 73 in her final round.

That gave her 232 for the tournament, two strokes better than the total post straight loss of the season. Both starting pitchers, Art Houtte-man for the Tigers and Karl Drews for the Brownies, were liberal with runs, ed by Patty Berg of Minneapolis, Pet. New Britain 4 0 1.000 Willimantic 3 1 .750 Bristol 3 1 .750 Anson la 11 .500 Manchester 1 2 .333 Rockville 1 2 .333 Winsted 1 3 .250 Southington 0 4 .000 i walks and base hits. Minn. Rah Dtdrikson Zaharias.

erbl ab DETROIT (A) 2 Simsbury aw Windsor Locks. Newlngton at Centon. Deen River at Essex. Clinton at Durham. Hartford Trade at Farmington.

Nathan Hale-Ray at Madison. Stafford at Plainfleld. Wethersfield at St. Thomas High. Woodrow Wilson at Wilcox Tech.

Wednesday. East Hartford at William Hall. Sorlngfield Tech at Hartford. Hamden at Manchester. Lenox at Berkshire.

Choate at Deerfield. Plalnville at Lewis. Old Savbrook at Portland. Westminster at Taft. Stonington at Windham.

Thursday. Merlden at William, Hall. Bulkeley at New Britain. Bloomfleld at Ellsworth. St.

Thomas High at Gilbert. Goodwin Tech at Berlin. Manchester at Hamden. Wilcox Tech a l.yman Hall. Friday.

Hartford vs Weaver, Municipal St art I um. Canton at. Farmington. Durham at Guilford. Wtndsor Locks at East Hampton.

Abbott Tech at Hartford Trade. Iwls at Merlden. Mlddletown at Woodrow Wilson. Nathan Hale-Ray at Old Saybrook. Stafford at Tourtellotte.

Berlin at Suffleld. Saturday. Old Boys at Kingswood. Bristol at Torrington. Wilby at Gilbert.

Gunnerv at. Westminster. gross, Ted Mellnosky 45, Bill Ber- jvew ttaropsnire siaie cnampion-ship last year. Mulcahy held Boros even for 10 holes, but Julius then got squared away and won three of the next six for the decision. Kolloway ZD Campbell lb-Kell 3b Wertz rf Even If Ferndale, N.

74-70-75219 Beverly Hanson, Indlo, 80-79-73232 Patty Berg, Minneapolis 80-77-77234 tlni 45. Sunday results Low net. Bill Kufta, 43-241 Carl Anderson, 54-12 42; Lou Rulnick, 51-9 42; Low gross, Ed Carlson 45, Bob McCurry 4 2 1 2 2 1 2 0 0 T) 0 0 Robinson smashed in the 1948 race and many of these are expected to be blotted out if the weather turns favorable and the green light glows. Rose's record breaking speed in the 1948 race was 119.814 miles an hour. Rose, at 43.

is the oldest driver in the race. The youngest is Troy Ruttman, 22, of Ontario. Calif. Tall and raw boned with a shodk of blond curly hair, Ruttman never drove in a big car race until last April. That was at Arlington Downs, Dallas, Texas, in the AAA 100-mile championship race.

Ruttman was leading at 50 miles when a broken front spindle forced him to quit after driving sensationally. Ruttman began running roadsters in 1946 and won the first race he entered at San Bernardino, Calif. A year later he won the 1947 Pacific Coast roadster- championship and repeated in 1948. He also won the United Racing Association midget championships the same year. Troy's three younger brothers can't make it for tomorrow's race, hut his father and mother will be in the stands.

His father. Ralph Ruttman, is in the brake business and tries to follow his son as much as he can. Ruttman, driving a Carter special owned by Ray Carter, quail, fled at a speed of 128.132. Predominant in the rac will freshmen and sophomores, but th solid favorites are experienced veterans. Rex Mays.

Los Angeles, driving his twelfth Indianapolis 500, and Duke Nalon, Sherman Oaks, were highly rated. Nalon drew favoritism because of his blazing speed in qualifying at 132.939 miles an hour, fastest of the trials. There will be 28 four cylinder cars in the race, one six cylinder, and four eights. Two of the eights are Italian built Maseratis, both of which have sped hundreds of miles in previous Indianapolis Mrs. Jean Wikstrom, Co- Dallas, 81-81-81243 Mnrlnrln I.lntlsnV.

Decatur. Acairtst Leonard. Boros had no.foth cf 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 three hits to spark the visitors Higganum 000 901 400 016 12 2 Essex 300 100 010 005 7 2 Waz, Gurske" (8) and Kuchyt: Bur-dlck. Rutty (7) and Perzanowskl. Moodus 000 012 010 4 12 3 Middletown 001 100 0013 5 5 Brooks.

Novlnsky (9) and Soja; Mrozowskl and Nolan. East Hampton 003 102 1007 13 4 Deep River 203 000 0108 11 0 Krywanskl, Clark (4) and Barrett; Stevens, Blaschlk (4) and Eayen. Bridgeport Defeats Bristol in Twin Bill Bridgeport, May 29. (AP. Bridgeport took a Colonlnl League double-header from Bristol today, 12-3 and 8-3.

before 2000 fans. The Bees were trailing 3-2 when seventh Inning circuit clout by Jimmy Paules with one on gave them the lead. And an Inning later they got to pitcher Cliff Bull for six hits and two walks which with a couple of Bristol errors gave them an eight-run eighth Inning. In the second seven-tnnlnt eontest. Bridgeport batters got to two Bristol pitchers for a total of 14 singles.

Al Thomas, the Bees Negro pitcher who came on with one out in the fourth when Joe Lengyel lost, his control yielded on two safeties in the following three, and two-thirds Innings. (First Game). Bridgeport 002 000 28x 12 13 1 Bristol 000 021 000 3 12 2 Seeley, Cattvel 3), Bull (8) and La France; Llnskey and Ansteatt. (Second Game). Bridgeport 312 110 8 14 3 Bristol 120 000 03 6 2 Barlllart.

Gasluta (6) and I France; Lengyel, Thomas (4) and Camplnl. 1 5 6 14 27 5 32 ab 5 3 4 2 4 5 4 2 1 2 1 1 trouble and reached he turn five up and closed out the match three IioIp later. Boros was four under par for the holes needed today. Itichart provided a real upset this morning by defeating the tournament medalist, Edmond Murphy of the home club, 4 and 3. Rlchart was Jour down after six holes, but won pfat tt 4h npvt mln urtth a erbl it 0 Upon ss lioulteman Kretiow h-Mullln Trucks Totals ST.

LOUIS (A) Dllllnger 3b Spenre cf Prlddy 2b Kokos rf Steven If Graham lb Lollar Sullivan ss Drews Starr Kennedy a-Moss -l-7 ail Betty Jameson, San Antonio. 88-80-77245 Mrs. Catherine Fox Park, Glen JUdKe, N. 80-83-84247 Maureen Orcutt, Haworth, N. 87-79-81247 Betty Mac KInnon, Mt.

PPleasant, 80-86-84250 Pat O'Sulllvan, New Haven, 87-78-85250. Helen Hicks, Hewlett, N. 88-84-83253 Mrs. Philip Cudone, Boon- ton, N. 90-82-81 253 Mrs.

H. Ramsey, Spring- field, N. 88-85-83256 Jean Stuhler, Livingston, N. 89-87-81257 Piittv Devanv. Grosse lie.

The New Britain Falcons took over sole possession of first place In the Central Connecticut League yesterday by downing the Willimantic Elks. 4 to 3, in a 12-lnnlng game at the Hardware City. It was the first league loss for the Elks. The Bristol Elites moved Into a tie for second by blanking the Ansonla Vets, 4 to 0, at Bristol. George Simpson pitched six-hit ball and John Utke led the Elites with four hits.

Th Winsted Printers and Rockville both registered first victories in home contests. Winsted topped the Manchester Silk City AC in a free-slugging tilt, 16 to 11, while Iggy Miller fanned 13 'in pitching Rockville to a 10-0 triumph over Southington. N. B. Falcons 200 lfdf 000 0014 13 Willimantic 030 000 000 0003 8 Schribert and Bezrudezyk and Ka-czynski Roy, Chapln and Kelly.

Bristol 010 010 02x 4 8 1 Ansonia 000 000 0000 6 2 Simpson and Adams, Ferron (9); Wilson and Curtis. Winsted 008 031 04x 18 23 3 Manchester 202 303 01011 13 3 Dudley, Mack (7) and Beebe; Meyels and Brown. Rockville 031 040 20x 10 9 1 Southington 000 000 000 0 5 4 Miller and Plnsky; Donohue, Mlchanezyn (5) and Testa. 2 1 -1 0' 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Windham at New London Bulke Kicker's handicap: Low net, Carl Warner. 87-9 78; George Goodman, 7: Rulnick.

88-10 78; S. Amberger, 87-978; Frank Wlschner, 88-10 78; Low gross. Ed Carlson 75. WAMPANOAG. Club event J.

B. Fuller 84-1074; W. G. Lundhorg 83-974 (won draw). Sweepstakes Class T.

B. Pond 82-11 71; -W. G. Lundhorg 83-9 74; J. B.

Fuller 84-1074; Class H. E. Carlson 92-1577; H. J. W.

Nethery 92-1478: E. J. Oles 91-1378; Class F. C. Marshall 99-2079; R.

S. Granfleld 108-2583; Dr. J. F. Mc- Grath 104-2183.

SHUTTLE MEADOW. Four ball best ball, combined handicap H. F. Sehutz, R. T.

Frisbie, M. D. Coe and G. G. Young 71-13 58; A.

E. Eggleston, Dr. J. A. Wilson, W.

F. Terrell and S. J. Traceskt 72-1458. Two ball, best ball tournament-First Round: C.

C. Cook and L. H. Stevens defeated George WA Young and Jack Brandt, 2 up; M. D.

Coe and G. G. Young defeated H. E. Pape and C.

Parker, 4 and R. T. Frlsble, and H. F. Schutz defeated F.

E. Downes and F. W. Rees, 3 and A. S.

Twlchell and C. Chase drew bye. Second Round: Coe and Young defeated Cook and Stevens, 3 and Frlsble and Schutz defeated Twlchell and Chnse, 1 up. Finals: Coe and Young defeated. Frlsble and Schutz, 1 Mich- 92-85-81258 ley.

Sacred Heart at St. Thomas High. Belfast Soccer Team Upsets Scottish Array 33 4 8 24 12 1 4 Barbara Brunlng, White Totals Detroit St. Louis rparkling comeback. Hartford Tigers Trim East Haddam by 18-1 Bast Haddam, May 29.

(SpeclaL The Hartford Tigers trounced the East Haddam town team today by 18 to 1, getting off tj a 12-run start In the first Inning. The game was called after the fifth because of rain. Tigers (12)21 2118 19 0 East Haddam 000 10 1 4 Statin and Poole; Smith. Gorman (27 and Gorman, Smith (2). 121 000 20x 201 001 0004 Even.

Wertz: 3b, Plains, N. 8B-5-8a zaa Buttons Cos grove, Mid Pines, N. 91-84-87262 Sue Land, Richmond, 92-85-88265 2b. Dllllnger, New York, May 29. (AP.) r.roth: hr.

Prlddy. Even: S. Houtte- Mrs. Harry McNaughton, North Hemostead. N.

93-83-89 265 The Belfast Celtics handed the Scottish National soccer team a surprising 2-0 defeat in an In Mrs. Jean Wikstrom, Col- ternational contest played in in termittent ram today at Tri borough Stadium. A crowd of 15,000 saw the Cel Baskets Out of His Hat. Colgate's Ernie Vandeweghe, a magician on the basketball court, is also an amateur magician In his spare time. man, Campbell; dp.

Prlddy, Sullivan and Graham Lipon, Kolloway and Campbell Kolloway, Lipoit and Campbell; left, St. Louis 14, Detroit 11; bb. off Drews 3, Starr 3, Kennedy Houtteroan 5. Kretiow 4, Trucks so, by Drews 1, Starr 2, Houtteman 5, Kretiow 1, Trucks ho, Drews 6 in 2 1-3 innings, Starr 7 In 4 1-3, Kennedy 1 In 1 1-3, Houtteman 8 In 5 1-3, Kretiow 0 In 1 2-3, Trucks 0 In winner, Kretiow (1-2): loser, Starr (0-6); Berry, Paparella and Hubbard; 23,320. a Moss struck out for Kennedy in 9th: MuUln filed out for Kretiow In 7th.

Oma, IN. J-B3-BO zoo Mrs. James Dorment, Montclair, N. 96-93-86275 Mrs. Archie Davldow, White Plains, N.

90-92-93275 Jean Carlson, Brlelle, N. 91-94-90275 Tom Early Will Hurl For Royal Ball "Team CocheU Wins Title, Montevideo, May 29. (AP.) Earl CocheU of San Francisco won the men's singles championship in the River Plate invitation tennis tournament today by de tics score with two rapid thrusts by John Campbell late in the first half and early in the second and then stand off every Plainville Blues Shade Waterbury Dixies, 3-2 Plalnville, May 29. (Special.) The Plalnville Blues, with Bob Coughlln pitching a one-hitter, defeated the Waterbury Dixies by a score of 3-2 this afternoon. The game was called at the end of five Innings because of rain.

Plalnville Blues 201 003 3 0 Waterbury Dixies 002 002 1 2 Coughlin and Thompson; Sullivan and Gorinan. feating Ignacio Galleguillos of bcottish charge, Chile, 6-3, 6-2, 6-3. Tom Early, who formerly pitched for the Hartford Chiefs and the GATOR A LJnl The match was 27 minutes old when Campbell culminated a sudden drive from his own goal up. ii Zula Jungle Giants Play At Manchester Tuesday Manchester, May 29. (Special.) One of baseball's greatest road attractions, the African Zula Jungle Giants, will appear in Man by taking a pass from Tom Dor- man and slamming the ball into the net.

After ten minutes of the sec THl HIT AMI IN RAINWEAR chester Tuesday night against the Madison Nine Edges Westbrook Club, 3-2 Madison, May 29. (Special.) Madl Silk City AC. The game will najr. n. connectea again stntrerl at Mt.

Nebo Field startinzi heA gOahe Jim Brown dropped "CAN I GUT THE COST OF MY AUTO INSURANCE?" If you're a select risk driver you can qualify for economical protection with Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Columbus, Ohio. Robin Lawler's well-directed at 6:15 o'clock. It will be a twi throw-in. light contest. sen nipped westbrook today in a Shore Line League baseball game.

Madison 002 010 OOx 3 8 2 Westbrook 001 009 001 2 10 3 The Scottish team, champion The Stormwind Boston Braves, is now working at the Royal Typewriter Company. He is expected to play for the Royals in the Dusty League here. Early, who hurled for Waterbury in the Colonial League earlier in the present season, pitched semi-pro ball around Boston last summer. Married to a New Briatin girl, he now is living in New Britain. Indians Nip Crusaders On Henaghan's Single Bill Henaghan's single In the sixth drove In two runs to give the Indians a 3 to 2 victory over the East Hartford Crusaders yesterday.

Indians 100 0023 8 0 Crusaders 000 200 2 4 1 McCormack and Barry; Galllger and D. Hart. Doerrer and Koch: Gladwin and Hall lev 1 HARTFORD of the British Isles, pressed throughout the match but couldn't break through the tight defense thrown up by the Celtics goalie Kevin McAlinden and fullbacks Billy McMillan and Tom Ahearne. The visiting Scots had 41 shots at the goal and 12 corner kicks compared with 26 shots by Belfast and three corner kicks. Select risk company 4 Automatic renewals Owned by policyholders 1 I 1 Oft'" Fill out and mall thu coupon.

There's no obligation. Joe Turnesa's Son Beats Veteran Pros Ferndale, N. May 29. (AP.) Joe Turnesa's 17-years-old son, Dick, outshot a group of veteran pros today in winning a pro-amateur golf meet at the Gros-singer Country Club. Turnesa teamed with Willie Goggin to a best-ball score of 67 over the par 72 layout.

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