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52 Atlanta Journal and CONSTITUTION MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1953 GOLF FOR ALL IRISH ARE WA1TLV ON THE WHISTLE LITTLEST BARNES IS 'IMPROVINGEST By BKRT PRATIIER Little David Barnes isn't quite ready to challenge older brother Tommy for the junior with 38 on front Leek Wright, winner of the Newnan and Rockmart invitational, is among favorites in i i a Springs GC tournament this weekend. for Tal Adams. He wedged in for his second eagle there this season. Also at Druid, Mrs. VV.

H. Heywood posted a 99 to break 100 for first time and Rea Todd was under 40 for first time 9 "I MAN'S WDM Si II ir. i i Associated Press Wirephoto A MEDICAL CHECK, WHILE CO-CAPTAIN AL ECUYER IS WEIGHED IN Joseph Crowley Is Examiner; Trainer Gene Paszkiet Handles the Scales on Opening Day Grid-Pickm' Hand SO IS ARMY BRASS teamed with dad for a net 147. If it hadn't been for those Cavans, the Barnes' teams would have finished one-two-three. Jimmy Livingstone, genial American Legion GC pro, reports Bob Monroe has negotiated the 233-yard par four No.

5 at Legion Club in a single stroke of his three wood. And it so happened that Bob was using a company's ball that will give him an electric desk clock with the ball mounted on it. His playing partners were Phil and Al Frontier. Jack Holland's eagle three (with a three iron) on the 583-yard No. 4 was the big stroke at Legion GC until Monroe came through with his ace.

The elevated par three No. 3 at Bobby Jones has yielded another ace. Tal Dryman is the latest to conquer it, holing out a five iron while playing in a foursome with Noel Turner, Bill Young and Bob Zwahler. B. J.

pro Bill Wilson also reports an eagle deuce by Abe Massar on the 338-yard uphill 12th hole and best ever rounds by Don Sloan 180), and Bill Atcheson (81). CHIP SHOTS: Gordon Britton, U.S. Corps of Engineers, fashioned his second ace on 178-yard No. 2 at Fort Mac course Thursday while playing a twosome with Carl Rantzow. Gordon's first hole-in-one was notched some 12 years ago at East Lake.

Gladys Hadley and Mildred Cooksey are expecting a big turnout for Ida Cason Callaway Gardens Ladies Golf one day invitational Sept. 9. Entry fee is $4. This tournament will serve as warmup for State Medal play championship which will be played there Oct. 8-10.

Mrs. A. H. Allen of Albany is defending champion in the latter event Al Bows had the last laugh on Ed Dor-sey Saturday at Peachtree when came up with an 88, his best round ever. Understand this evened a lot of old scores.

Other good Peachtree GC rounds were 80 by Paul Fox and 84 by Dan Graham. PGC bogey loot went to John Wood, Dick Sor-senson, Freeman Jones, Joe Morris, Joe Fisch and Weldon Rogers. Construction on an additional nine holes at Sea Island Golf Club will begin in January. The club's present 18-hole course is rated one of the finest in the country. Congrats to Fred Boswell and all those responsible for getting North Fulton's course in fine shape again.

Hear they're planning on Tifton 328' greens next. The par four 12th at Druid Hills is duck soup in arns oes 4 just costs now van heusen's no-iron "vantage!" This super-smooth drip-dry broadcloth shirt used to cost Perfect-fitting craig collar with collarite sewn-in stays, dual cuffs that button or link! White only, in sizes 14 to 11V2, sleeves 32-35. (Also available in Vantage "Airweave" cotton in other collar styles.) Rich's Men's Furnishings, Street Floor, Man's World. Mont Chuck Oertel from their Louisville farm club. They'll serve the Orioles as pinch-hitters.

Frank Demaree, 40, former big league star died in Los Angeles after a long illness. Cincinnati called up 11 youngsters, including pitchers Jay Hook and Jim O'Toole of Nashville, catcher Dutch Dottercr of Seattle and third, baseman Bobby Henrich of Savannah. Milwaukee has asked the National League office transfer right-hander Bob Buhl Lane, Droll To Headline Columbus Card Miami middleweight Bobby Lane goes against Ft. Benning GI Benny Droll in the 10-round headliner of a boxing show Sept. 15 at Columbus.

A lively local scrap is scheduled for the semifinal, when Columbus favorite Rufus Kitchens matches jabs with Maconite Cecil Deal. The bouts will be promoted by Fred Ward. CL'NNLNGHAM. i (.:. 'mr, 4 I a I i i--A'k N.

i -J pX SI IICI'S it fj i- 4236, Atlanta, Ga. Color Sub. Color Price (9158 J-C) (Dept. o. 510) first! in-the-air, on-the-air with I Birds Buy Hale, Oertel from the disabled to the active list.

The Braves also recalled for 1959 Cracker pitchers Don Kaiser and Bob Giggie and outfielder John DeMerit. Former Auburn athlete Jim Tyburn played all nine positions for Louisville against Indianapolis. MISCELLANY Final exams start Monday at Newport, R.I., for America's Cup contenders. Bobby Fischer, 15-year-old New Yorker, picked up a half- 'point in interzonal chess warfare when he drew with Hungarian Grand Master Laszlo Szabo California drivers Mickey Thompson and Dave Ryder were injured when one's engine caught on fire and the other's exploded in speed tests at Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah Thiladelphian Vic Seix-as won the Westchester Bowl Invitation by whipping Sweden's Ulf Schmidt, 14-12, 6-2 Gene U'ilkens, a 22-year-old Texan, was killed at Great Bend, after losing, control of his car at 140 m.p.h. club race produced a new pacesetter.

Louie McLennan's "1-70 141 paced the field going into Monday's ITial lap. Jimmy Cleveland, first day leader with a 69, slipped to a 78 Sunday and found himself in a tie for second at 117 with Lester Kelly. Kelly had 71-73. Luke Parks was the only defending champ enjoying the, holiday club festivities. His 74-71145 was seven strokes ahead of Charlie Brumby (74-781521 in the 54-hole Ansley GC championship.

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City COACH EARL BLAIK TALKS WITH HIS CAPTAIN Pete Dawkins Leads Cadet Parade at West Point ampionsmp p--- of the Barnes' household yet, but we're willing to wager a bob or two that he can lay claim to being the most im- proved golfer in these parts, i Last year David, who tii i was then sev- Rrri Pra(her en, needed 242 strokes to get around East Lake No. 1 while teaming with his dad, the former Southern Amateur champion, in the Lake's annual father and son competition. Sunday, at the ripe old age of eight, David toured the same IS holes in 131 blows. That's an improvement of 111 strokes. Our advice Is to look out for David next year.

Oh yes, papa Tommy, who shot a gross 69, and David finished third in the father and son jamboree with a net 146. Big Tommy and Tommy 13, tied for first with Dave Cavans Jr. and senior, at 144. Dockie, 11, another of the five Barnes boys. Associated Press Wirephoto 49crs Sock Cards, 55-31 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) San Francisco's 43ers overwhelmed the Chicago Cardinals 55-31 in an exhibition game Sunday, rolling up their biggest score since they joined the National Football League in 1950.

Reserve quarterback John Brodie broke the game wide open with four touchdown passes in the second half, after the Cardinals had pulled up to a 24-27 count. hicaso 10 7 7 7-31 San Francisco 7 20 21 755 Chit-aso: TD, Matsnn 2 (8 pass from Mr-Han; 1 plunse), Childress i rum, Bernard! (4 pass from Crow). Fat, Re-i hichar 4. FG, Rechu har (15). an Francisco: TD.

Tiltle 4 runl. Pare (8 run), Smith (5 pluiitei. Mctlhcnny 2 18 pass from Tittle; 14 pass from Brodie). Conner (4 pass from Wilson 31 pnss from P.iodiei. Jessup (34 pass from Brodie).

PAT. Soitau 7. i three days before returning home I to end the regular season. Manderson Tucker Cubs 010 002 2 4 7 4 Bur-knead Bears .108 022 13 15 4 Wilson and Hudson; Buddy bamples and tlackum. Hitters: 1 iK-ker Hudson.

2 PUkens, 2 3: Buckhead Earl Miuhell. 2 Rif naro Clackum, 2-4, doubles: Robert Jones, 2 3, double; Gene McCord, 3 3, 2 doubles. Second Came Buckhead Bears I )0 (W0 02 3 Tucker Cubs CKi2 003 x-5 7 1 fc. Milrncll, O'Shields '6) and D. Mitchell: Hudsun son Johnson.

Hitters: ButKhcad Buddy Samples, triple; Tucker HazlniKa. 2 3. Tucker Merchants, 105 313 31 15 1 Mason 000 010 0 1 3 11 iitfoid Simonton and Sammy Dnsroll; HoiUs, McCoy ill and Johnson, Sanueis l7i. Hitlers: Tucker Sammy 3-5; Clilioid Simunton. 2-4; Mernll Summer-lin, 2-5; Junmv Cralt, 2-5, double; dene Wilimcham, HH.

Vamn 000 003 0 3 5 2 liifker Merchants 100 liJ 10 5 Fair. McCoy i6 and McCoy, Johnson (i Ralpn Wells and Donald. Hitters: Mason Wolfe. 2x3; Tucker Gene illinxliam, 2x4, HR: Larl liu.ialii. 2x3, double; Clifford Simonton, 2-3.

Ralph Wells, 24; Benny Ray Martin, 3x4. Larrytown Braves O01 000 1 3 3 Druid Hills 001 OuO Olx 2 7 3 target and Johnson. Clem and Dren non. Hitters- larrytown-W Etlson, 2x3: riuxl Hills-David Kellam. 2x4; Jeir.v Mcer.

2x4. We.rome All 001 070 100 4 2 Coilcse Paik 0C-5 02 lOx 12 1 NoMn. Head '4), 1 iiimpson 3 and GiasN; BaiiKs and Kenro Hitteis: Weo ome Al! Rov I homoscn I irilpe Csik- lirvant. 55. Joe Sioiall, 2x5; Lamar Goss, 2x4.

Joel mmw. 2x4. rl.jth I'M) 172- 7 5 4 Duravill 302 OU 40--1J 17 4 vimwn. Jim (5' and Barker; Ma try Madcson arm Hooilrt tlolrii. Kai-iiiirn 15 1 Ca'ie OiO 0 0i0 1 1 I T- ,1 1 Dl, CLUB CROWN ROUxDUP DAN" DEIGEKT GETS Notre Dame Team Physician Off Terns, Cards Obtain 49ers' Cross From Frft Plkpitrhrf Maryland football coach Tommy Mont complained Sunday of other colleges raiding his prospective players and warned "they may get their pants burned." Mont leveled the charge at the Terrapins' annual postseason football luncheon, but said he wouldn't take his complaints before the National Collegiate Athletic Assn.

"in the interest of football." The Maryland coach also refused to identify the schools whose recruiting he said was "on the iringe of being illegal." MORE FOOTBALL San Fran-. Cisco announced trading Bobby Cross, six-year pro veteran, to the Chicago Cardinals for an undisclosed draft choice. A A Baltimore an nounced purchase of Bob Hale and I 200 Cyclists Take Track Here Today 'Motorcyclists. 200 strong, move on Lakewood Speedway Monday a cav-inng Lanor Day snow that ill include dragging, scrambles and flat-track racing. I The drags are scheduled to be- in at 1:30, the scrambles at ill: 30.

Flat track time trials begin at 1:30 p.m., with five 10-mile iprofessional races scheduled for p.m. Most of the drags and scram- bles will pit (he top local and Southeastern cyclists, while the pro field boasts some of the nation's best including 1958 Day- tona Beach National champion, Bobby Hill of Columbus, Ohio, i Hill's stablemale, Pete Knight, will be riding the machine that 4 Hill rode in the Nationals. The professional classification tin motorcycle racing does not al-Jlow brakes on a machine. Atlanta entries in the non-pro classes include Elmo Sorrells, 'Rex Miller Tom Allen, Char- 5 lie Firley and Dojwie and Leray Taylor. Southeastern "big names" include Ray Durham, Charlotte, I.N.C.: Jim Havs, Knoxville, Jimmy Herndon, Macon, and Her-man Brown, Greenville, S.C.

Dollv, Aaron Lose Pucctal to Atlanta JettrnaK'otutituttoB MONROE, La. Gene Dahl-. bender Jr. of Atlanta and Tommy Aaron of Gainesville, Georgia's Uo entries in the Cotton States Invitation golf tournament were eliminated Sunday. Dahlbender tfcll before Monroe's Roy Nash.

3 and 2 in the morning, while Baird of Gaheston, downed Aaron, l-up in an afternoon quarter-finals. Keep Your to a a Cash Add 35c postage and handling on prepaid orders outside Greater Atlanta and 3 state sales tax for Georgia delivery. Pierce Spoils Harrison's Bid For Second East Lake Title 4 Elder and Earl Crowe Jr. were tied in the handicap chase with 137s. Bill Clay's 75 yas good for first round lead in Cherokee Town and Country's Sunday-Monday medal play tourney.

Leaders in other flights were: John Stiner and Dr. Tom Malone, 80; Charlie Green and Billy i 1 86; Sam Hodges, 88; Al Turner, 88; Pat Boles, 86; Jim Adams, 89; Tom Barkett, 97, and Ward Stalling, 101. p.m., as the Crackers move into Chattanooga for four games in Doraville's Crackers' Giggie Stalls Vols, 1-0 And Delays Barons' Celebration By BERT PRATHF.R Bobby Pierce blasted former Southern Amateur champion Charlie Harrison's bid for a sec ond straight East Lake Country Club championship by handing him a 5 and 3 drubbing Pierce, former City Junior champ and runner-up in the Lake's club tournament three years ago, will meet medalist Ernest Harrison in the 36-hole finals Monday. Jack Eraser, who is defending his club crown at Capital City also found the going rough. After tieing for first round lead with Sonny Ellis, Jack fell 10 strokes off the pace with 73-79152.

Ellis added a 69 to his Saturday 73 for 142 and a five-stroke lead going into Monday's final 18. Jimmy Starr, 76 71147, and Henry Hol-den, 74-74143, were running second and third. In the handicap division, r. E. Merrill's 135 led Frank Duffy by stroke.

The CC senior club championship went to Jim Wilson. He downed Dr. Harry Rodg-ers, 4 and 3. Young Walton Clarke was winner in driving contest. Second round in Druid Hills Bright Leads Fed Win, 104 Carlos Bright five-hit the Feds past Southern Discount bascball-ers Sunday afternoon, 10-1.

Rabbitt Williams and Sewelb each crashed homers for the Feds, I and catcher Red Vermillion went two for four. 'ft 1X tin tiuj t4x. ki iien fast on-the-draw contest Try your shootin'-iron skill with authentic Colt Single-Action Pistols equipped to fire wax pellets! 1st prize: an authentic custom "fast draw" holster and belt! To compete you must: 1. Be the first 16 persons to register. 2.

Register in person between noon tomorrow and 5 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 4th. 3. Be 18 years of age or more. Elimination contest, 12 noon, Friday, Sept.

5th, semi-finals and finals, 7:30 p.m., Friday, Sept. 5th. No fees or admission charge! We furnish all the- equipment! Rich's Sports Center, Broad Street Level, Man's World. -1 w-V 3 uivs uuivn uuuiui A. Continued from Page 49 two, and most of his third strikes were whipped past baffled Vols when runners were prowling the bases.

A crowd of 2,863 paying clients came out to see the Vols' 21-year-old southpaw chalk up No. 20, and they stayed until the bitter end when Giggie coaxed pinch-hitting Ron Suleski to force Jay Hook at second for the final out. Hook was running for Mgr. Dick Siler, who kept Volunteer hopes bright with a pinch-hit single. O'Toole, leading ERA hurier in the Southern Assn.

with a 2.51 chart, walked only one batter and fanned eight. He deserved a better fate and would have had it except for the remarkable per-! formance by Giggie. i Mathematicians figure the vic The pitchers had their strikeout arms working for 'em Sunday in pre-Labor Day Atlanta Amateur Baseball Federation laboring, and, surprisingly, some of 'em hit not at all like pitchers should. Doraville's Mabrey Manderson, the cx-Chamblee was a prime example of both facets. He worked a 12-strike-outer at Duluth's 12-7 expense, and pestered the opposition with S-for-5, including two doubles.

Smyrna left-hander Jimmy Car-gal whiffed 14. but was a loser, Clifford Simonton fanned 14 in a seven-inning opener as the Tucker Merchants throttled Mason, 16-1; in the Eastern League nightcap, Ralph Wells set down a similar number 14 in a 10-3 dousing of Mason. FOTI.RN' IfV.t V. F'clmotit f'aik Is 2 04 9 1 I A'lmla Paper 0) -3 Mc-'lK-iis and Barnes; G.NU.if and i 1 tliitots: ricdmont Newman 2x3, Si-o. ms i4, I Sr(od Game I xF, fVl ft ft fwt ioc cvo s-j busier itt.a Barnrt, Kryanla and; Gl i k'" JU IiH' Mc tory kept Birmingham.

4 3 to Druid Hills for Larrytown (Air Traffic Surveillance) Covering Labor Day on Major traffic flow in and out of Atlanta on water Allatoona and Lake Lanier activities VISS RADIO 759 HEADING FOR A BREAKDOWN? Brzakdswns ere ncf chap cawed fey nerves Plant machinery sometimes fails because of poor mechanical health. If your machinery shows symptoms of fatigue, why not call us for professional help? For three generations flow we have been rendering mechanical first aid to Atlanta industry. SHEARER MACHINE COMPANY WHITIHAtl HUH tW JA(htB 2-4533 JAtkton 3-3416. MSEIVED PAttlKQ JUST A It 0 IMt JIIItT I the pennant. Also that the tri-; umph clinched a spot in the for li Crackers.

Bat it didn't take a mathematician to prove those things. They were really settled long ago. Krsntwh, hit'inq in 27 of the last panics, ai.d Cottier banked two hits for the ravkers. No Vol s'Ked Gisgie twice. Ken Ea'es put the finder on i iacKenzie J-10) and Don '2 1 1 to the Lolor iLay double-header, stamr.g at 5 3ni warni Hiticis- J-airbijiu Thompson, jx4: I jic Rii- Tcjw .5.

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