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4T V' 'W -vf CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNEt PICK TRACY 1ROMWEART, TW1S IS A BO Saturday, August 5, 1959 Part 2 Page 4 MEAViWWILE. PARKED NEAR THE PLENTY HOME, STANDS A CAR. EXCUSE DAD-BUT YOJ'PSE SIGN- BLAMED ING THE JULY VgLASSES ITS MERELY THE CONTRACT GREAT MOMENT IN OUP LIVES. MOST PEOPLE WOULD BE EXCITED, BUT ME AND Sales Net Ctos chge, 60.7 .1 $1,000 Hlg! ISSUE OF HARM 7 -1 YOU HANDLE BETWEEN VOU PEOPLE AND ME.VvWERBM YOU AGREE TO PAY ME lO PER CENT 3 do 34 3PUO ei.o 3 NatDal 3t 70 102.3 7 NKTAT 44 61 118.3 8 do 3 83 105.3 GERTIE ARE CALM. VVhAK THE DRIVING.

Friday, Aag. 1930 Sales today, par valaa. 3.430,000 Tear ag 4.593.000 Sales 1950 data 689.046,510 Sates 1949 to data. 475,678,770 DOMESTIC tFlrtirU after decimal pclnt art eighths 103 3 116.2 104.6 102.4 102.3 BABE ZAHARIAS FIRES 76; LEADS THE PEN? .3 .4 .3 ILL HANDLE 1 NOTerm 4 53 102 4 1 NOTM 54 54 102.2 i -m mm aw I I i is a a i i. -av OP SPARKLES EARNINGS.

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784 .4 $1,000 69.7 65.3 63.4 .3 .3 .3 .3 3 NOTM 5 58 5 NYAP 4 93 38 NYC 5 2013 65 do 44 3013 A 98 do 4 98 5 NYCHR 34 7 5 NYCLS 34 8 5NYC.MC 34 8 11 NYConn 21 75 74 NYNHIn442032 78 4 70.4 65.3 83.4 62.4 61.4 92.1 TAM GIRLS BY 8 AmTAT 3, 73 4 do 3H 59 3 do 2 87 ldo2.5T 62.4 l.O 61.4 331 do 2 61. 53.3 .5 .3 .3 .1 92.1 63.2 716 7.1 Net High Low Close chce. 106.3 106.3 106.3 .1 119.4 119.2 119.3 .3 102.6 102.6 102 6 .1 110.3 110.1 119.3 .4 107.5 107.3 107.4 100.6 100.6 100.6 .3 101.0 100.4 100.4 .4 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 98.0 97.T 98.0 .1 104.1 104.0 194.04- .3 104.5 104.3 104.5 .3 129.5 139.4 139.4 103.3 103.0 103.0 .3 104.2 104.3 104.2 .3 OO 2, Tl 33 do Ji. 75 14 do 2a. 80 39 NYNKH 4 200T 71.6 5 NYOW 4 93 7.1 4 do 4 55 4 9 0 do 2 83 1TSS 86 3.0 105.3 .4 3 NYTel 34 78 103.3 .4 .1 .3 105.4 103.1 102.0 105 4 102.2 102.0 128.4 ldo 3 81 3 do 3 82 5 NlatMPlS 80 lONorf 4 96 3 NorP 5 3047 94.4 95.0 80.0 79.7 80.0 .2 5 do 5 3047 4 do 44 3047 88.7 128.4 94 4 95.0 .1 88.7 104.4 102.0 101.3 .3 104.3 103.0 1.3 35 do 44 7 5 104.4 SNorStP 24 75 103.0 3 OkGAE 3.

75101.3 94 6 71.4 70.6 TO. 6 57.7 93.0 76.4 94.2 94.6 .1 71.0 71.0 .6 69.6 70.5 .1 70.0 70.6 57.3 67.7 .3 91.4 91.4 .3 76.0 76.4 89.0 89.0 1.0 15 OWRRN 3 60 104.3 10PGAB 3 70 4 6 Am Tob 3 63 3 do 3 69 14ATSF4SS 8 ACL4 S3 1 do4H 64 12 B0 6 95J 16do575B 32o5-9SG 67 do 5 96M 35 do 5 20O0K 81 dorr 44 2010 6 do 4 74 A 31 AO 5 80 1 Bang A cv 4 51 1 Bell Pa 5 60C 10 Beth 2 70 31 Boat 5 do 4 60 Brls-My 3 68 4 Buf 6. 67 St 7 Can Sou 5 63 1 Can 44 56 5 do 4Vi 57 10 Can 4 perp 1 Cap Alrl 4 60A 3 do 4 60B 105.3 19 do 3 74 89.0 105.0 105.4 105.2 105.7 14 do 3 77 11 do 3 79 3 do 2 80 103.5 119.0 119.0 119.0 101.4 101.1101.1 .3 56.0 55.4 534 .4 76.4 76.4 76.4 .1 103.6 103.6 103 6 .3 72.0 72.0 72.0 .3 .1 .3 .4 I .3 .6 .3 ,1 105.2 105.5 103.4 106.4 103.4 101.0 104.4 108,0 103 6 100.6 63.0 66 5 103.3 102.5 103.5 111.0 111.0 111.0 113.0 113.0 113.0 100.6 100.5 100.6 88. 88.6 86.6 Lew 60.7 102.3 116.3 104 6 102.4 102.3 101.3 99.5 64 78 69.7 64.6 82 4 62.4 61.0 93.1 62 4 11.3 7.1 3.0 105.3 105 4 102.1 102 0 123.4 94.4 95.0 89.7 104 0 102.0 101.2 104.3 105.0 105.3 105 2 105.5 103 4 106.3 103.4 101.0 104.4 107.3 103.4 100.6 63.0 66.5 102.6 110.7 104.0 102 4 109.0 83.0 104.3 70.4 73.2 97.1 86 1 98 3 102.0 94 5 98.5 102.0 109.6 106.5 105.0 117.2 93.6 103.4 104.0 105.0 103.3 26.4 65.0 104.4 103.6 96.6 102 1 99.2 99.0 53.5 64.0 61.4 103.4 100.7 96.0 107.4 76.1 48.0 HOPALONG CASSIDYj TH' OL' FOOL AN' WIS NIECE FELL WHAT OONT BE A FOOL 7 7 FER IT, GUNSMOKE WMATXL HE CANT HARM I MOODY IF AKYBOOY I NEYER FIGURED I NEW WE'D BE AS WE 00 WITMCASSIOY? US ANY DISCOVERS HE WAS SHOT MY OL' FRIEND CASSIDY XWATCHIN'TU' iTr) MORE I IM TH BACK, THEY WOULD RESORT MURDER M1NUTE I SAVjLSl r. Jmm JL I MIGHT START ASKIN' RIMN' TIME fTT" I j-j jk "J- I JT 106.0 106 0108.0 Posts 146 for 36 Holes; Louise Suggs 4th Mrs.

Mildred Babe Didrikson Zaharias, who admitted that she "shoots against men's par," increased her lead in the Women's Open golf event at Tam O'Shan-ter yesterday by firing a par equaling 76 to add to a first round of 70, for a hole total of 146. By her own standards men's par is 72, the Babe had a disappointing round, but it still left her right strokes in front of the field of 28 talented feminine golfers who are participating in Tam O'Shanter's crowded golf extravaganza. Jameson Hanson tied Mrs. Zaharias' closest pursuers are two veteran campaigners, Betty Jameson of San Antonio, and Beverly Hanson of Pasadena, who have identical scores of 7678154 at the halfway mark. A stroke behind this pair is Louise Suggs of Carrollton, former women's amateur champion, with 7778155.

In fifth place. 11 16CenGa4Vi3030B 58.4 56.3 56.4 .4 .7 .4 3.0 .4 .3 69.1 69.1 69.1 103.3 111.0 104.0 103.4 3 004 S3 1 Cen 3 74 104.6 104.4 104.6 102.4 102.4 102 4 1 cen 3 74 102 CRRNJ 3H 87 48.3 47.6 48.0 130.0 130.0 ISOrO 105.0 105.0 105.0 .3 103.4 101.7 102.4 .4 .3 .4 .7 3 3. 109.0 83.0 104.3 70 4 73.5 97.3 68.6 98. 58.4 .58.0 58.0 .2 85.0 3.4 91.3 65.1 .1 85.0 91 3 68.1 77.0 83.0 91.3 65.1 77.0 68.0 7T.0 68.3 103.0 94.5 .3 0 4U 83 1 do 3H 73 11 do 34 96D 38 I tne 97 7CGW4V4 303S 3 do 4 88 35 ChllLlne4 83 4 CMSPPI420l 7 docvdU 2044 1 do 4 94 96 4H 99 57 CRIP 2 80 86 Ch as 14 53 4 City Inv 4 61 5 CCCSL 4, 77 1 do 4 93 30doCWM4 91 68.3 101.4 101.4 101.4 3 PacTT 3 T8 106.4 3 do 2H 86 103.4 3 do 3 83 101.0 3 Pen PAL 3 73 104 4 14 PenRR 5 68 108.0 16 do 44 65 103 6 9 do 34 53 100.6 ldo 34 83 83.0 UPeoAE 4 60 66.5 14 PereM 3 80 103.3 33 PBAW 44 77C 111.0 30 Phil El 34 78 104.0 1 PhilPet 2S 64 102.4 43 do cv 3.3 75 109.2 8PCCSLS4 7S 83.0 1 Rey Tob 3 73 104.3 1 StLAA 3 96 70.4 47 StLSF 44 2023 74.0 42 do 4 97 97.4 34 SALlnc44 3018 86. 4 Soc-Vac 24 78 98 6 5 SBTAT 2 83 102.0 4 SoPac 44 81 94.6 16 do 44 69 99.0 7 do 44 Or 7T 102.4 78 do cv 3 60 110.3 4 SnuRy 64 88 107.3 1 do 6 56 103.0 30 do 5 94 117.3 3 do 4 36 93.6 5 StdOCal 3i 103.4 3 TRRASL34 85 104.0 STexCorp 3 63 103.0 3 TAP 3Ta 63 103.3 13 ThAve 6 60 36.4 14 do 4 60 65.0 1 UnElMo 3 68 104.4 7 UnPac 24 76 103.6 3 do 24 91 96.6 SVaEAP 24 73 102.3 1 VaRy 3 95 99.3 3Wab34 71 99.0 3 WarRR34 2000 53.5 17 WSh 4 2361 64.4 6 do 4 3361 61.4 3 WMd 4 53 103.4 8 WestUn 5 51 101.3 4 do 5 60 98 3 61 WEI cv 3 65 73 107.5 61WlsCen 4 94 76.3 12 do 4 SD 38 48.0 98.5 103.4 110.2 107.2 105.0 .3 .3 .2 l.O 1.0 .4 .3 .4 .3 .6 .2 .1 .4 .4 1.6 65.0 64.4 64.6 100.3 100.0 100.2 102.4 103.2 103.2 88.0 68.0 68.0 73.6 73 2 73.6 86.4 86.4 88.4 65.2 63.7 65.2 THEM DAYS ARE GOME WELL.

WELL SO VOUfeE THE Y0UW6 AWM I FEEL UUST LIKE A SILLY SHEEP VOU'VE MET MY FAMtV; JOE- DPAI I TUIMV Vrtf I TMTPP- 117.2 PS. 6 103 4 .3 104.0 FOREVER WHO BEEN 60IN' 'ROUWP WITH MU6HTER- THAT'S BEIK'6 LED TO SLAU6HTER- Ji IS- VI 1 Vt 54 73 3 do 44 77 10 Colo 44 80 7 Com Ed 3 77 108.0 108.0 108.0 105.5 105.5 105 5 76.6 76.5 76.5 .3 107.1 107.0 107.1 .3 I I I MkataaaaaaWtaaaMHaMM 1-' I 1 pmmmmmm I 93 do 3 99 103.0 103 3 26.4 65.0 104.4 103 6 .3 .2 .4 .6 104.3 104.3 104.3 9 Con RP Si 61 103 4 1(1)1 mi ax 1 16 Con Ed 3 72 105 1M1 in l-i. .3 Ill do cv 3 63 116.6 115.4 116.6 1 2 strokes oft the pace, trails Patty Berg, Minneapolis veteran who settled for a 78 yesterday and a 36 hole total of 157. Mrs. Zaharias yesterday started 96.6 102.2 .1 99.2 .5 99.0 53 5 .1 64.0 .3 61.4 103.4 100.7 96.2 .3 107.4 76.1 .3 48.0 off as if she were intent on crack ing the course record of 70 which she set the previous day.

After a 10 Cuba 54 42ct 35.4 35.4 35.4 .3 38 Cub RR5 52rct 33.1 31.0 32.1 3.1 lDelaVH 4 63 94.2 94.2 94 2 .3 6 DelLW 4 2043 74.0 73.4 74.0 .5 3 Del PL 3 73 105.0 105 0 103.0 1.1 DRGW1 442018 79.0 78.2 78.2 .4 1 DSL 3-4 93 91.3 91.3 91.2 .6 11 Det Edcv 3 58 111.6 111.6 111.6 5DTIr 34 78 93.4 93.4 93 4 .3 14 Erie 44 2013 79.0 78.4 79.0 ,4 7 Flrest TR 3 61 103.4 103.4 103.4 .2 36 Fla ECS 74 75.7 75.4 75 5 .3 4 Gen RAU 4 69 90 0 89.7 SO.O 3GtN 34 90 99.3 99.3 99.3 .3 lOGBaVWdrbB 12.0 12.0 12.0 .4 9 Grevh 3 69 102.6 103.6 104.6 .1 3 GMAO 2044 72.4 72.4 73.4 .4 5 Har RAP 4 54 103.0 103.0 103.0 1.0 2 Hud 5 62 A 92.4 92.0 92.0 1.0 13HM rf 5 57 68.0 67.4 68.0 23 do Inc 5 57 36.0 35.7 36.0 .4 7 III Bell 34 81 102.4 102.4 102.4 .3 31 66 96 0 96.0 98.0 1 do 4 55 104.5 104.5 104.5 .1 48ICCSL 5 63A 106.4 105.0 106.4 1.7 15 do 44 63 103.0 103.6 103.0 11 IntGN 1st 6 S3 91.5 91.3 91.3 .3 long drive, she put her second shot on the green six feet from the cup and sank the putt for an eagle 3. She was on the green in two at the 460 yard second and two-putted for a birdie 4, putting her three under women's par and two strokes under regulation figures i M. sm 7S 105.0 104.4 105.0 7 Lad 44 63 103.5 102.5 102.5 1 Laut Inc 73 94.0 94.0 for men. Trouble on Back Nine Another good drive and a fine pitch shot gave her a birdie at the 74.3 74.3 NEW YORK CITY 8 3 80 1115.1 1115.1 1115.1 FOREIGN S3 Australia 53 109.0 99.6 99.7 .8 1 do 34 67 89.3 69.3 69.3 ,3 3 do 34 57 90.0 90.0 90.0 .5 13 Belgium 6 55 103.5 102.4 102.4 3 4 1 BrCRyEl 7 62 St 68.4 58.4 58.4 4.4 1 Canada4 60 1100 5 J100.5 tlOO 5 6 do 33 74 100.6 100.6 100 6 lChlle 6 63 asd 34.7 34.7 34.7 1.0 .31 do 3-3 93 34.0 33.3 34.0 .3 lChllMunTBOa 34.1 34.1 34.1 .3 Colomb 3 70 45.0 45.0 43.0 .7 1 Cost a 7 61 36.7 26.7 26.7 1.7 7 Denmk 6 43 66 0 66.0 66.0 .6 1 do 54 85 82.0 82.0 62.0 4 do 44 62 74 0 74 74.010 13Crk 7 64 ptpd 84 8.4 84 1.7 10do 6 68 ptpd 7.5 7.5 7.5 1.3 1 Italy 7 61 61.4 61.4 51.4 16 KreugAT 5 59 .8 .6 .6 5 Mex6 63n am asd 14,1 14.1 14.1 .1 20 do 4 04-68 asd 7.4 7.4 7.4 .3 3 Nether 3, 67 101.7 101.7 101.7 2 4 Norway 44 56 93 0 93.0 93.0 1.0 ldo 44 65 93.0 93.0 93.0 .3 2 NorMBk 5 70 98 0 97.7 98 0 3 Pan 6 63 A st 100.2 100.2 100 3 ,3 6 Peru 1 6 60 27.2 27.2 27.2 .2 3 do 2 6 61 27.2 27.2 27.2 .3 1 Rio dej 6 48 62.0 62.0 62.0 4.0 sin Ex Interest, eld Called. 1 Decimal de.

notes 16th. 1 Decimal denotes 32ds. wd When distributed. For exnlanatlnn nf nth.r ivmhr.ii 74.2 .3 69.4 3.0 65.0 .3 65.0 1.0 61.8 .6 49 2 .4 aa 4x 69.4 55.0 65.0 61.6 49.3 67.4 55.0 64.0 61.0 49.0 1 LehVHT 5 84 8 do 5 3003C 1 do 5 3003F 6 do 44 3003B 12 do 4 2003A 44 do 4 2003D 15 LAN 3H 2003 1 Manatl 8 4 '57 THE PAILYSlC WHAT A BEAUTIFUL 11 COME ON- -BEFORE VDURig I DAY- LOOK AT THAT A RISE AND BREAKFAST Jlf DAN SUN- ARENT YOU SHINE GETS COLD AW -DORIS- WILL YOU 7GETS ASHAMED, YOU p1 Msi ir- YOU SHOULDN'T I 1 UP? ITS 1 OLD LAZYBONES? flmM HAVE-YOUlRE I -ALMOST. NOONV WrfftTt C-h VSP01UNG ME- i yfXWmm pull Xs0 'A sjtiS.

-J 7imSw VcPX jjR I I 1 fourth. She surrendered a stroke 87.6 Is 88.3 90.3 88.0 1 Mich 44 79 88.0 88.0 2 MtchCG 34 69 107.6 107.6 107 6 23 MSPSSM 4 91 57.7 57.4 57.4 .3 11 M-K-T 5 62 A 96.0 92.4 .4 89.1 .1 98.0 96.0 92.4 92.0 89.1 88.4 86.0 85.5 47.3 46.4 85.5 1.7 46.6 .4 12 do a 5 67 18 do 1st 4 90 7 do. 4 62B 38 Mo 54 49 2 do 5 65A 58 do 5 77 5 do 8 80K 19 do 5 81 1 -79 do 4 75 106.0 106.0 106.0 4 ,4 106.3 106.0 106.2 107.4 107.0 107.0 1.2 106.3 106.0 106.0 .6 78.2 78.0 178. 0 .3 86.6 86.3 86.6 .3 55 COMMODITIES 28 MorAE 5 12 do 44 55 84.4 84.0 84.3 I see New York stock footnotes. (UjjbtyfiEr3i Tr- BOARD OF TRADE FUTURES PRICES COTTON FUTURES Cents per poundl New Xork Cotton Exchante Pre.

Onen Hleh Low Close close Friday, Aug. 4, lard and soybean oil, cents per pound 1950: Grains, dollars per bushel; Wheat October ......37.26 37.31 36.96 37.05 37.25 December ....37.30 37.36 37.00 37.09 37.30 March ..37.33 37.33 37.00 37.14 37.28 May ...37.25 37.25 36.91 37.03 37.20 July 36.74 36.74 36.50 36.68 36.70 to par at the fifth, where she was in the rough. A trap cost her another stroke at the eighth, and she reached the turn in 36, two under women's par. She ran into a peck of trouble on the back nine where she had successive bogies at the 11th and 12th. She three-putted the latter for a 5.

A 10-footer dropped for a birdie at the 13th, and she wound up with a 40 for a 76. Scores: Mildred Zhrtas. Prairie View. 70 76 146 Betty Jameson, San Antonio. ..79 78154 Bmrlf Hanson.

Pasadena, Cal. .79 78154 Loulst Ruin. Carrolltnn. 78155 Patty Berg. Minneapolis 79 78157 Peggy Kirk.

Finally. 0 81 81163 Dorothy Klelty. Long Beach 81 81162 Mrs. Lyl Bowman. 7 8 84162 Shirley Spark.

Detroit ..78 85163 Marilyn Smith. Wichita. 83164 Pat O'SuIllvan. Orange. Conn.

...87 77164 Betty MacKinnon. Dallas. Tex. ...83 83165 Zdean Anderson. Helena.

80 85165 Carol Dtrlngrr. Tiffin. 0 84 81165 Mary Agnea Wall. ..84 81 165 Marlen Bauer. Midland.

85 80165 Allc Bauer, Midland. Tex 81 86187 la Murray. Rutland. Vt. 83 84167 Graca DeMoe.

Corvallls, 89 79168 Betty Bush. Hammond. Ind 81 88169 Sally Sessions. Detroit 84 85 169 Mrs. Ann John, lonf, Mason Clty.85 85170 Mrs.

Betty Oanoff. Dallaa. Tex.83 88171 Mra. M. P.

Dommcrs. Clinton. .86 85171 fat Lelth. Elftn 85 88173 Jove Zlske. Waterford.

87173 Helen Dettweller. Irrdio. Cal. ...90 83173 Warjorl McNeely. Evansvllle Ind.

89 87176 Mra. J. N. Born. South.

83181 Professionals. Pros to Open "cTj 1" JOCKEY 1 I Ifpr ROOM I A pit tWiTTl-I Benson's rang Prev. close Tr. ago High Low 3.274-2.274 2.054 2.354 1.86'i 2.30-3.SO4 2.O84 2.384 1.88'i October 33.B6 34.04 33.90 33. 96 33.94 New Orleana Cotton Exchange October 37.05 37.15 38.77 36.96 37.11 December ....37.09 37.15 36.79 36.96 37.12 March 37.15 37.15 36.79 37.00 37.07 May 37.07 37.07 36.74 36.95 37.03 July 3S.57 38.57 36.33 36.48 36.52 U.

S. Leads in Tokyo Swim Meet, 13 to 8 TOKYO, Aug. 5 Saturday (JP) The United States held a 13 to 8 lead over Japan today in the first swimming meet held in Japan between the two countries since before World War II. Three world records were broken last night as the three day competition got under way. Two Set by V.

S. The hew times were made by Japan's Hironoshin Furuhashi in the 200 meter sprint, by America's Ford Konno in the 1,500 meter free style and by the United High Low CTos 3.274 2.234 2.33'4-2.23!a 2.304 3.28 3.28V2.274 3.32 2.2R4 2.284 2.304 2.26',. 2.26a Corn 1.524 1.504 1.50i-1804 1.444 1.404 1.404-1.404 1.474 1.434 1.434-1.434 1.484 1.45 1.45 Oats .78, .764 .764 .794 .774 .78 .794 .78 .784 .784 .764 .76. Rye 1.454 1.30 1.394-1.39 1.50 1.44 1.44 1.554 1.494 1 Soybeans October 33.80 33.83 33.78 33.80 33.74 Chirarn Board of Trade 4-3 il.Wrl 2.aH'3.10 2.30 3.044 3.374 3.094 1.534-1.8314 1.284 1.84 1.19 1.454-1 454 1.134 1.48V, 1.17i 1.474 1.194 1.51 1.314 1.494 1.204 1-824 l-34. .784 .674 .80 .894 ,794 ,664 .80 .62 .794 804 .71 .784 .634 -804 .731, 1.454 1.51 1.52 1.384 1.50 1.544 1.57 1.314 1.554-1.58 1.544 1 64 1.494 2.

584-2. 584 3.364 3 73 l.l4 3.614-2 614 2.744 1.934 3.644-3.64 S.334 3.774 3.10 3.654 3.304 3.794 3.554 October 37.02 37.08 36.80 38.95 37.12 December ....37.06 37.15 36.82 36.95 37.10 July 36.44 36.45 36.37 36.45 36.51 The average price of 1516 Inch middling cotton at 10 designated cash markets was 37.27c per pound. New York cash cotton closed Open 2.27 30H 2.33 .30 1.444 1.474 .79 .794 .781, 1.454 1.494 I. 554 3.614 2.644 3.654 11.85 II. 88 1175 11.75 11.50 14 83 14.80 14.50 15.22 14.93 at 3B.17C.

CHICAGO CASH MARKETS September December March May 3 September .....1 December March May 1 September December March May September December May November ......3 January March May November December January March May September October November December January Bid. 2.584 2.484 2.484 3. 614 2.514 2 514 2.644 2.544 2.544 2.654 2.554 3.5534 BUTTER Firm. Receipts, 1,060,073 lbs. Grade AA, 93 score.

60s per lb; Grade 92 score, 60Vic: Grade B. 80 score, 5 7 Vic: iraae Boyoeaa oil 11.85 11.40 11.68 11.45 11.75 11.40 11.72 11 70 11.70 11.70 11.65 13.15 11.49 13.10 11.43 13.10 11.40 13.15 11.30 13.13 11.30 11.72 11 68 1L.85 11.55 11.50 11.75 11.30 11.60 11.30 Lard States team in the 300 meter Race for Tam medley relay. 14 83 14.80 14.50 15.22 15.00 14.00 14.00 13. BO 14 33 14.30 14 03 14 02 13 87 14.37 14.37 14 75 12 87 16 23 10 43 14.70 12.70 16.20 10 55 14 55 11.53 16.20 10.95 15.12 11.70 16.42 11.20 15.10 11.65 16.35 12.50 A- At Konno, a 17 year old Hawauan Money Today of Japanese and Filipino parents, scored a surprise victory in the 1,500 meter event. lie won handily over such world swimming aces as John Marshall, an Australian OTHER GRAIN MARKETS CORPORATION NET INCOMI Continued from first sports pace September Wheat member of the United States team, Prer.

81s Months Ended Jaly 3 1950 1949 at fl Open High Low and Shiro Hashizume of Japan. Scott Paper 3,730.116 3.619.543 3.34 3.244 3.204 Close close 3.204 2.244 3.394 3.34 Per shsre. 4 04 2.73 Marshall is a student at Yale uni 3.334 3.334 3 294 26 Weeks Ended Jaly Botany Mills 20,202 7404,022 versity. Konno's time was 18:47.2. "He'i really a millionaire owner.

Puts on this act so maybe we'll let his hore Mpls RT Mpls December Wheat 3.254 3.254 2.224 2 324 2 26 3.304 2.304 3.274 3.374 3.324 Marrh Wheat 3.334 3.234 2 234 3.334 3.364 Qasrter. Ended Jane SO Formica 353.634 638.567 May Wheat 3.23 2.23 3.21 3 21 3.244 3.264 2.314 Mpls fteDtember Oats Furuhashi, Japanese star, did not compete in last night's 1,500 meter race. He and Marshall are scheduled to compete in the 400 meter free style event tonight The Japanese was scratched from the distance swim to give Japan a better chance in the 400 meter Eisenberg's Tennis Upset Ousts Grigry Kalamazoo, Aug. 4 Special Eighteen year old Pablo Eisenberg.of Millburn, N. unseeded surprise of the tournament, today defeated Jacque.

Grigry, third ranking favorite from Al-hambra, 2-6, 6-1, 6-3, for his second upset victory in two days to enter the semi-final round of the National Junior and Boys tennis meet. The New Jersey prep champion eliminated sixth seeded Allen Cleveland of Santa Monica, yesterday. The junior favorite, Hamilton Richardson of Baton Rouge, was off his' usual game but beat Norman Peterson of Alameda, 3-6, 6-1, 6-2. The California junior champion, Fred Hagist of Sacramento, seeded fourth, also required extra sets to put out Bob Perry of Los Angeles, 1948 National boy titlist, 1-6, 6-2, 6-3. Perry was seeded fifth.

Bespectacled Dave Sofield of River Forest, 111., continued his progress thru the boys ranks by upsetting fourth seeded Emery Buzzie Summers, Modesto, 6-3, 6-3, to gain the semi-final round. Fourteen year old John Lesch of San Francisco, the favorite, beat Harvey Jackson of Washington, 6-4, 6-4, and Al Harum of Coral Gables, rated No. 2, rallied to oust Jon Douglas of Santa Monica, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3. Summaries: JUNIOR SINGLES Quarter-finals Pablo Eisenberr, MlUbura. N.

beat Jacque Griiry. Alhambra, 2-6. 6-1. 6-3. Whitney Reed, Alameda, beat Jack Forat.

Monterey, 6-3. 4-. 6-2. Fred Hagist, Sacramento. beat Bob Perry, Loa Aneeles.

1-6, 6-2, 6-3. Hamilton Richardson. Baton Row. beat Norman Peterson, Alameda, 3-6. 6-1, 6-2.

BOYS' SINGLES Qaartor-nnaJa John Lesch. San Francisco, beat Harvey Jackson, Washlneton, 6-4. 6-4. Al Harnm, Coral Cables, beat Jon Douflas, Santa Monica. 4-6.

6-4. 6-3. Dave Sofield. River Forest. 111., beat Emery Summers, Modesto, CaL, 6-3, 6-3.

Don Plreley. San Leandro. beat Law-rate Ax tel. San Francisco. 6-3.

4-6, 6-4. BOfS DOUBLES Qoarttr-rinala Lesch and Plmley beat Art Andrews, Iowa City, 1 1., and Leliht Strassner. St. Louis. 6-3.

6-3. Dcutias and Stew Gottlieb! rererly Bills. Cat. beat Barry McCay, Dayton, and Sofield. 6-0.

6-1. Pete Green. West Palm Beach, and Gerald Moss. Miami Beach. Fla- beat Charles Rusao and Baydea Houston.

6-4. 6-1. Axtell and Summers beat Barry Martha. Hew Tors: City, and JeSry Arnold. Coral Gables, Fla 6-4.

7-5. JUMOB DOUBLES Qtttrter-rteaJa Perry and Allen Cleveland, Santa Monka. beat Clyde Barter. Salt Lake City, and Barrett Schleicher, Forest Hills. N.

T. 6-1. 6-3. Richardson and Jncs Frost. Monterey, CaL.

beat John Hernandes. San Ant alo, and Ted Jas, Hamtramck, 6-4, 6-3. Grlsry and Conrad Woods. Loa Anirle. beat Stafford Carson.

Santa Paula. and Fred Ha fist, Sacramento, 6-0, 6-4. Reed and Peterson beat Gene Campbell and Bill Qulillan. Seattle. 6-3.

5-7, 7-6. Per share Gen Per shsre Kentucky Motor Wheel Per Zinc Per ahare. Pacific Pub Service Per share Psnh Prod A Ter .704 .714 .84 .874 .714 .834 .834 LESSER TAKES JUNIOR GIRLS1 Braves Rout Rush; Defeat Cubs, 10 to 2 Scharlau of Bloomington, 111., and Paul Gross of Indianapolis. Art Severson, University of Miami senior from Three Lakes, took the lead in the first round of the amateur with 69, three under par and one in front of Jimmy McIIale of Philadelphia, Walker cup star and 1950 British amateur semi-finalist. The 27 year ex-radar veteran was out in 32 and back in 37.

Tied at 71 were Frank Strana-han, British Amateur champion and winner of the All-American amateur last year; Gene Coulter of Purdue university's squad, and Gardner Dickinson of Dothan, former L.S.U. star. Yesterday's qualifiers: Cecrgt Keyea. Wllmette. ID 35 3671 Gen BattUtonl.

Arlington Ill 34 377 1 1 07 .62 664.563 769,821. .93 463.454 .24 6,710,691 602.899 .47 343,176 17 424.000 220,817 6,517.131 2 76 33,849.143 2 43 70,547 .94 1 64 842.000 6L 927,520 1,680.347 1.87 3,058.820 1 OS 11.641,718 614,765 .49 336,928 .23 440.000 255 7.500.671 3 19 30,330.266 2 20 710,714 1 20 Mpls Wp Mpls Wpg Mpls Wpf Wpf Wpg 1.384 1.43 .714 .714 .704 .67. .874 .874 Deeemher Oata .724 .724 -7m .844 .844 -634 hepteiwbef five 1.424 1.424 1 384 .1.544 1.64V, 1 49 December Ry .1.534 1.534 1 49 October Barlev ,1.294 1.294 1264 October laxseed carlots. 90 score, EGGS Weaker. Receipts, 8,480 cases.

Extras, 39-4 lc per ton current receipts, 31Vic. LARD Cash, $15; loose, 314.75 per 100 lbs. LIVE POULTRY Heavy chickens, weak; others, steady. Receipts, 22 trucks. Hens, 26-29C per lb: spring chickens, 29-32c; fryers, 31-36c; broilers, 30-3 lc; old roosters, 21c; ducks, 15-20c; turkeys, young hens, 42c.

POTATOES Unsettled. Receipts, 113 ears: on team track, 257 cars. Idaho-Oregon. per 100 lbs: Texas, S3. 25; Washington, S3.

Missouri, 32.10. CHICAGOFUTURES Chicago Mercantile Exchange) BUTTER Cloaed 0.15c to 0.45c lower: No-vember, 58.80c per lb; January. 8 9c. EGGS Closed 0.65c to 0.70c lower: September, 37.80c per doi; October, 37.85c; November. 38.50c.

ONIONS Closed le higher to 2c lower: November. $1.50 per SO lb tack; January, 1.7S; February, 31.93. TURKEYS Closed O.SOe 0.70e lower: November, toms, 38c per lb; hens, 48.05c NEW YORK FUTURES COCOA Closed 0.15c higher to 0.35c lower: September, 38e: December, 3. 35c; March, 34.7c: May. 34.25c; July, 33.8c per lb: sales.

221 lots. COFFEE Santos contract elosed 0.46 to 0.71c lower: September, 53.26c: December. 50.46c; March, 49.4c; May, 48.35c; July, 47.34c per lb: sales. 157 lots. COPPER Closed 0.40 to 0.65c higher: September, 32.2c: October, 32c; December, 21.3c per lb: sales.

8 lots. COTTONSEED OIL Closed 0.23 to 0.38c lower: September. 17.8c; October. 17.17e; December. 16.94c: March and May, 16.95c; July, 16.92c per lb: sales, 668 lots.

HIDES Closed 0.15 to 0.25e higher Sen-tember, 25.75c: December. 25.4c; March, 24.5c: June. 24c per lb: sales. 36 lots. LEAD Closed 0.05c lower: September and December.

12.2e per lb; sales, 4 lots. RUBBER Cloaed 2c higher: December, 46.39c: March, 40.5c; May, 38.5c per lb; sales. 30 lots. SOYBEAN OIL Closed 0.10 to 0.42e lower: September. 13.25c; October, 11.99c: December and March.

11.5c per lb; sales. 31 lots. SUGAR Contract No. 6 closed 0.06 to 0.08c hlrher: September, 8.74c: November, 5.71c; March, S. 36c; May, 5.39c per lb: sales, 129 lots.

Contract No. 4 closed 0.07 to 0.17c higher: September. 5.85c; January, 5.35c: March. 4.98e: May, 4.97c: July, 5c per lb; sales. 92 lots.

TIN Closed 0.75c higher to 0.75c lower: September. 94c; October. 93.5c January. 92.5c; May and June, tie per ib; sales, 7 lots. WOOL TOPS Closed 3 to 3e higher December.

33.36; March. 82.315; May. (3.26; July. (2.25; December, 32.21 per lb; sales, 40,000 Ibsj GREASE WOOL Closed 2e higher: October. March.

May, $1.66 per ib; sales. 30,000 lbs. ZINC Closed 65c higher: October, 17.25c per lb; sales, lots. event. Won By 20 Tarda Poor A Co Reliance Mfj Studebaker 1.B04 1.044 1.494 1-63 1.364 1-384 3 81 set 3.484 3.484 Per shart In winning, Konno outdistanced Marshall by 20 yards.

Marshall, who set the early pace but couldn't TITLE, 4 AND 3 Mpls 4S Texas Per Vlsklng Corp Per share Continued from first sports page Wpg October. hold it. finished fourth. The Japanese Noburo Azuma and Yasuo 639,609 661,374 Vf AC 81s Months Ended Jsm 30 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK Tanaka were second and third Am Laundry Mach. 316,454 130.033 respectively.

The United States team got the first night edge by taking the 300 Herman Scharlau. Bloomlngten. 111.37 3572 Paul Groa. Indlanaprlla 37 357 2 meter medley and the 200 meter 3774 .37 .38 breast stroke. The United States Seattle's city champion In 1948 and 1949.

Patricia Lesser, 16, beat Virginia Dennehy, also 16, of Lake Forest, 4 and 3, in the 18 hole final yesterday of the 24th annual Junior Girls' golf tournament sponsored by the Women's Western Golf association at Indian Hill Country club. Miss Lesser went 1 up at the first nine with a one over par 40 and was never threatened. Pat birdied the fourth while Miss Dennehy took a par 4. 2 Up at 9th medley relay team covered the 3674 35 74 36 73 3 873 387 3 ..39 ..39 ..37 .37 (Prices In dollars per 100 pounds 1 HOGS Receipts, shipments. 800.

Bulk of sales Month ago 17.75- 24.00 Year ago 17.25- 23.00 Top yesterdsy. average. $21.10. CATTLE Receipts. 700; shipments.

300. Bulk of sales $29 Month ago IP. 00- 50.75 Year 21.60- 24.50 Tcp yesterday, $31.60: average. $30. Nominal.

SHEEP Receipts, 800; shipments. 200. Bulk of sales Month ago 26 00- 29.00 Year ago 33 60- 25.00 Top yesterdsy. $27.50: average. $36 75.

Receipts included 1.600 he is and 500 sheep direct to packers. distance in 3:14.4. That beat the world record of 3:16.9 and the rmll Msthle. Lake Forest. 111.

Mike Homa. Hartford. Marshall Kelt. Gitncoe, la Dirk Jnngen. Rockferd, Ill Jack Mann.

Fort Knox. Bay Kill. Prairie View. Ill IValter Cash. Springfield, Mo.

Al Smith. Wlnston-Palem. N. C. Pet Fleming.

Hit Springs. Ark Harold MatMscn. Decatur. 111... single by Roy Smalley.

Jeffcoat fanned. Then Smalley, who will become a benedict tomorrow, was caught dreaming several yards from first base, Spahn to Torge-son, and Rush struck out Jethroe Steals No. 28 Rush withdrew after a whirl of base hits, Sam Jethroe's 2Sth stolen base, and a couple of errors in the six run third inning. After Rush had faced eight batsmen, Dubiel went in to face Spahn, who singled for a run. Roy Hartsfield, up for the second time, negotiated a squeeze bunt with two out, driving in the sixth run of the inning.

Japanese record of 3:20.8. .39 3776 .39 3776 .39 3776 .38 3876 Furuhashi's time for the 200 5 meter free style was 2:08.2, beat .22 1,722.381 2 04 10,200 001 3 37 1,682.64 2 61 1.152.334 131 3.758.000 624.414 4 168,614 64 119.846 326.000 43 $21,894 8L 1.626. 346 4 59 600.731. 3 51 336.29L .30 185,316 .81 1,011 111 141 839.244 .73 10,326.103 6.29 17 1186,719 Per .40 Anaconda Wire A 1,927.049 Per 2 26 Borden 9,850.000 Per share 2 31 Brlggs A Btratton. 1,128.660 Per 1.90 Edison Bros 1,077.114 Per shsre 1.12 Gen Anil A 3,047.000 General 819.894 Per ahare 7 3 Grnc Str 166.897 per ahare .34 A Hollander A rV MSI.

270 Ludlow Mlg A Sales 301.400 Per shart ,86 Nhl 47S.333 Per share .44 Pond Crk Pocahon. 1,288 137 Par 3 79 Reo Motors. 390,795. Per .60 Bangamo Electric. 916 691 Per share 3 11 Frank 8hattack.

443.460 Per hr. 40 Skllsaw 611.981 Per share 142 Tenn Prod A Chen 930.017 Per 2 37 CdTllt 1.004.814 Per share 1 23 8 14.774.739 Per share 9.07 34 Weeks Ended Jane Verney 304,311 Par 40 ing his previous record of Wilson Craln. Elmhurst. 3776 Bay Malaln. Bedford.

Mich 38 3977 Zlgfleld Trey. Chicaio 36 4177 Amateur scores: set in Los Angeles last year. James MacLane of the United States team finished second and his CASH GRAIN PRICES teammate Wayne Moore was third. On the ninth the Washington girl carded a par 3 to go two up on Miss Dennehy, who had to take a 5. Virginia's best play was at the seventh, where she blasted out of a trap and dropped a 25 foot CASH PRICES Aae.

4 'Aug. 3 .173 AntlmnnV- ILSENG BREAKS 50G TARGETS TO .175 Antimony. Amer, .2778 .2778 .223 .1180 48.50 74.00 Copper, electro, N. .225 Lead, lb In St .1180 Pig iron. No.

2 48 50 Platinum, per troy 74.00 RtMl arran rra ton SET SKEET MARK 32 33 3T 33 33 36 33 39 37 35 40 39 3 40 36 36 41 39 41 ,37 40 40 ,39 ,39 38 .38 37 3T 41 Art Severarei. Thr lake. James Jr G. B. Coulter.

Richmond. Frank Stranahan. Gardner Dickinson, Dothan. Mike BenrrSacuttn, Racine. ravtd Locaa.

Matt Carrey. B-4 Kolav-her. Loa wufnrd Wehrl. Onnond. David Mitchell.

St. Lett la John Levinsco, Dirk Cilkud. New Jim Flnley. Decatur. R.

Weetfall. Chicago Fred Ollie Kay. Tclnlo. Walter Coca, Lewis Hyman. Carl NoTtck.

Chtrato. Cewri Kueater. Frank Kovark. Ouraro. A ham.

Northvtlle. Jha Ftnrte. Loa Angeles Allen Coalter. Rktimoid, Jnhn Knliht. SpnncArl4, 111.....

Harry Vusaatto. Normal. Aaara Burets. Jollet. 1U.

Jay Brewer. Lexlaxtoa, 3769 35 70 3471 36 71 3371 39 72 37 72 33 7 3 3673 38 73 34 74 36 75 39 75 35 73 40 76 40 76 35 76 37 76 33 7 6 4077 3777 37 77 38 77 38 77 39 7T 39 77 40 7f 4077 36 7T Dallas. Aug. 4 (JPl Grant 37.33 .98 WHEAT Chicago: No. 3 red.

No. 4 red. $3,154: No. 1 and No. 3 yel.

$3 234; No. 3 $2 184. Kansas City: No. 1 bd $2 204-3 31; No. 3 hd 82.194-3 31; No.

3 fid 2 34. Omaha: No. 1 No. 3 82. 154-2.

17,. St. Lenta: No. 1 32 38. Minneapolis: No.

1 d. $1 Winnipeg: No. 1 A. $2.06. CORN Chicago: No.

1 $186: No, 3 No, 1 No. 5 $1.51. Kansas City: No. 1 yeU No. 3 yeL, Omaha: No.

3 St. Louts: No. 3 OATS Chicago: No. 1 80-824c: No. 3 80-604C: No.

1 80-8 lc. Kansas City: No. 1 wb 804c Minneapo Us: NO. 3 7 2-7 5c. RTK Chleasn: No.

1 plump. 61.81. BOARD OF TRADE SALES tAsg. 3. 19501 Other Phil, Chicago, 37.33 Tin.

.96 Zinc, lb, St -13 81 MasttlM tl4-4 May $1 Amer-Marletta 754 44 Per shar. 3.08 Ilseng of Houston outlasted W. B. 344.313 .74 putt for a par and halved the hole. Pat increased her margin to 3 up, carding a par 5 on the 14th, and clinched the match on the next hole when she extricated herself from a trap and dropped a 20 footer for a par 5.

Wins Two Other Titles Miss Lesser also won the approach and putt contest in addition to the medaL Barbara Mc-Intyre of Toledo won the driving contest Cards: Strickler of Jacksonville, Fla in a marathon shootoff today to win the Champion of Champions title at the 13th National Skeet Shoot Net koaa. tTwentyla weeks ended July 3, 1449, ITwenty-tour weeks ended June 1. 1949. iComputed after giving eScet to 19 per cent dividend la stock in 1949. COMMODITY INDEX The Associated Press weighted wholesale price Index of 35 commodities yesterday was 183 50; Thursday.

183.61: week 1I5.0K; month ago, 174.94: year ago. 153.67. 1938 average equals 100-1 The Dow-Jones commodity futures index elnaed at 177.34. off 1.11: the cash commodity Index cloaed at 190-70. BP 0 58.

ing association meet The two tied WOOL MARKET (Boston prices la cents per poundl COVELESKIE, '08 PHILLIES STAR PITCHER, DIES Shamokin, Aug. 4 Harry Coveleskie, 64, former big league star pitcher, died today. Coveleskie pitched the Philadelphia Phillies to three victories over the New York Giants in five days in 1908. His feat gave the Chicago Cubs an opportunity to beat out the Giants for the National league pennant He was purchased by the Phils in 1908. Coveleskie was traded to Cincinnati in 1910, but returned to the Phils in 1912.

Ha was sold a short time later to Chattanooga of the Southern league. He joined Detroit of the American league in 1914 and remained there until 1919 when he retired, Pin eornMnf Staple Kept. Dee. motifs 3.013 6.103 3.627 3.288 2.923 816 1.603 1.900 1,187 339 577 188 5.382 3.576 SSS 454 44339 SS 354 45349 5S 434 45343 Par Oot Laaaar Oct Dcnncliy Oat Total 11.941 7,024 4.489 1.104 6.856 ,33.619 10.720 Wheat Cons Oats Rye Soybeana Grand total Ba-)? 47-4 84-40 47-4 60-83 50 60-52 46-51 Ftne clothtng 4 blood staple 4 blood ckhlnc 85-57 4 biood combing 65-47 5 blood clothtng 4 blood Low 4 blOTd Common and braid VUam Lcasr leads, 3 tip. a aaa 2.

440 4.640 344 353 Lard, ib Pap la Ler la Asm Crmlm Tradea a 9 for first place yesterday with perfect scores of 100x100, then fired 275 extra rounds without a miss. Today they fired another 123 rounds before Strickler dropped a target. The shootoff was the longest in the meet's history and II-seng's feat of breaking 500 straight targets was also a new record. Mrs. Leon Mandell of Chicago broke the 97 out of 100 to keep in the running in the worsea's championship race.

Drnnthr la 44S 369 Dougherty, Mrs. Miller Win Oak Park Events L. V. Dougherty and Mrs. A.

E. Miller shot 94-2074 yesterday at Oak Park Country club to win the four balL mixed foursome event. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Iverson were second with 106-2977, and Homer Lange and Mrs.

Richter finished third with 98-2078, Mia Lesser wtna. 4 and 3, NAVAL STORES SAVANNAH. Aug. 4 API TURPENTINE C50 gallon barrels 43V cents a gaW Ion: offerings and aaiex, none: receipts, 18: shipments. 160; afwas.

3.564. ROSLV 100 pound dnm 1 Offerings and sales, s-50; r-eeiot. 1.675: shipments, none; stocks, 3 918. Rosin oKatiori: B. 34 18: 34.75.

P. 35. 07: G. 5 69; H. I.

K. N. WG. 83-93: WW. X.

$6. MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR MINNEAPOLIS. Acg. 4 API FLOUR tlOO peond cotton sacks Family patents, 10 cents sewer at standard patents. 18 cecu lower at fcipmesu, sack.

Lions Send Bob Mann to Yank to Pay for Layne Ypsilanti. Aug. 4 (rP) The Detroit lions of the National Football league tonight sent Bob Mann, pass snagging end once of Michigan, to the New York Yanks in payment for Bobby Layne, quarter back cow with the Lions. Mary Ann ViHegas of. New Or Other flept.

Dee. month Total Wheat ......14 293 29.936 21.471 65.700 Cora 14.271 14.149 6.135 34. 555 Oat 9.146 14 006 10.419 33.793 4.316, 7.10 90S 13,899 Soybeans 4.816 16.001 3J.00J Grand total 1T9.9S6 Lard, lbs ....36,400 16.520 36.360 $9,280 JJcrrtmbe. leans, beat Starr Cressy of Aurora 1 up on the 19th to win the conso DRY GOODS NETS' YORK. Aug.

4 (API TexMl mar. keta were quiet today In trx wee 'a session. Tb Inactivity was the remi.t I I reitKtan- el mills to enter new contracts, Most were withdrawn from the market. Quo taUoca vera (tacTalr nominal. lation title cf the championship a u.

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