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Braves Break Dodgers' jinx With 7-3 Win Four Tourneys Vie for Golfers Over Holidays Green's Slam Homer Sparks Cards Victory S'MDPHIA, Mi-Si. Louis rookie Gene Green banged out his first major league grand slam homer-and veteran Sal Magi e- gave up only five hits Saturday as the Cards trouced Philadelphia, 8-1, in a game marked by the season's third major league triple play. blow came in the first Inning, and put the cards ahead to stay. Don Blasingame tripled to open the inning-and Curt Flood -singled him home. Stan Musial's double'advanced Flood to MILWAUKEE.

June 28 The pace-setting Milwaukee Braves, with nothing to show for seven games with the lowlj Dodgers this year except defeat, finally turned on their tormen. By WALLY WALL IS Four major Invitational golf events vie for players over the long Fourth of July weekend with tournaments scheduled at Chickasha, Seminole. Elk City and Hillcrest Country club in Capitol Hill. The four tournaments are ex- tors Saturday to hammer out a resounding 7-3 victory. Rookie righthander Carl Willev went, th distance as he limited Los Ange- pected to attract 500 linksmen; res to lour nus: A crowd of 30,557 paid cus Entry fee is $10 for all of the laama.AiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBKiaaaH-' tomers, plus 2,324 members of I third Ken Boyer was we Knot Hole Gang, saw the sued an intentional walk by loser Curt Cimmons.

Then Green cut loose with his big his fifth game which enabled the Braves to retain their IVirgam'e lead in tournaments except for Hillcrest. where the fee Is $15. All of the tournaments been annual Fourth of July attractions except the local event which has moved up from the Labor Day weekend. The 30th annual Washita Vn- THE DAILY OKL.UIOMAN ine National league race. It was Willey's second straight major league victory.

He shut out San Francisco 7-0 in his de-but test. Monday. backed up Willey with an ll-hit attack that included homers by Johnny Logan and Henry Aaron. The Dodgers used four pitchers, starting with lefthander Johnny Podrcs, who failed to last a full inning, but nomer oi. me season.

Here's how the triple play came about: Flood beat out an infield hit to third. Wally Post dropped a fly by Stan Musial and Ken Boyer lined to secondbaseman Solly Hemus. Hemus stepped on third to get Flood and threw to first to Nab Musial. -The Chicago Cubs and Washington also have SUNDAY, JUNE 11, 1958 II executed triple plays, this season Pirates Crack 7-Game Slump me cardinals, added another run in the fourth and two more in the seventh as Maalie kenf assimuatea nis seventh loss against seven defeats. Hodget Raps No.

12 Willey got stronger as the game wore havinz his Drin- the Phils off balance all the ley Invitational is Oklahoma's oldest- and best conducted tournament. Each year all of the entry fee money is placed in merchandise prizes to be distributed to the contestants. Joe Boss is tournament chairman again this year. The tournament dinner will be a stage affair Thursday night while the clubhouse, swimming pool and a fireworks display Friday "night will be open to "all contestants and their wives. Senior Division Added The Washita Valley event has continued its progressive nature again this year by adding a 16-player flight for senior players more than 50 years of age.

The field will not he limited and club professional Woody Kerr anticipates a total of 128 players. Entrants may qualify any time through Thursday but those entrants wishing to try for the medalist prize must play way. It was the veteran Hurler's aamaa r.vaiBawaawaBaawaaaaaavaW2aBBBai second straight win since being purchased from the New York PITTSBURGH, June 28 Mfi The Pittsburgh Pirates put the skids bh a seven-eame losimr Don Allen Ragsdale, 1 1 -year-old baseball nthu-liait from Chandler, loaded down with heading for th dressing room after a stiff workout. But he doesn't ing a big time at Oklahoma's firsf summer baseball camp. theweight, because he's learning baseball and hav-(For the Chandler Baseball Camp story, turn to Page 3-B) Yankees.

The Cards collected a cipal trouble from Gil Hodges, The big Dodger first sacker lined a sacrifice fly with the bags loaded in the opening frame to drive-in one. run, and crashed his -12th round-tripper of the season with none on in the sixth, into the leftficld bleach- Indians Shade Baltimore, 6-5 Arnold Staggers British Net Ace Willey went along nicelv then White Sox Jar Senators, 8-4 streak Saturday, thumping the 12 Chicago Cubs; 7-3, with'; the help 'The-Cards, sixth run came of a 4-run: fifth inning. after Harry: Anderson let: Eddie Bob Skinner', bases-loaded ba," thUfh an error by shortstop ifi T' Kasko Ernie Banks and Ted Kluszew- t0 fcan a. wiId ski's double produced the runs f'lwM con.t,nuted thlrd in the fifth. Skinner also drove I If LoPa'a.

scoring in the Pirates' first in the Th i ''d P'tCh' first inning with a sacrifice flv In caumf after Billy Virdon led oft with a triple. vr and a slngle b-v until the ninth when the Dodgers scored an unearned market. This came on a throw by Ed Mathews that hit Dick Gray in the back CLEVELAND. June 28 iff) i orougnt JV3SK0 Rookie Curt Itaydon won his i home WIMBLEDON, England, June 28 HV-Tiny Mimi Arnold of Redwood upset British Amazon Christine Truman Saturday and keyed, a six-player American advance through another round at the rain-spashed tennis championships. Miss Arnold, just 19, standing 5-1 and weighing barely 100 pounds, outplayed, outdrove and outvolleyed her 6-foot, 172-pound opponent, became Britain's tennis idol after her third Same but needed help from The Phils' lone score came in reliever Bob Porterfield.

Raydon the ninth on a homer bv Carl TLt in, ")-5ixth' tw? Sawatski, his first o7 the season. Vic Power doubled and J. W. Porter singled Tiome the winning run in the ninth inning Saturday, giving the Cleveland Indians a 6-5 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. TTie continued the winning habit for new manager-Joe- Gordon', again using the or; mula of late inning rallies.

Gordon sent up three pinch-, hitters who' drove in as many CHICAGO, Jurie. 28 iO Although Washington banged four homers, two in a row by Roy Sievers, the Chicago White Sox rallied for four runs, three unearned, in the sixth and an 8-4. victory, over the Senators Saturday. Washington's Rocky Bridges and Norm Zauchin also hit solo homers. Chicago starter Jim Wilson was not even close to repeating Billy Pierce's near-perfect victorv PHILADELPHIA trying to.

score from third on a bunt. Fodres, like Willey. had (rouble in the opening frame. He yielded two singles, three walks and forced in runs before righthander Johnny Klippstein came to! his. rescue.

Aaron's single to left after Red Schocndienst and Mathews had walked in the second, drove in Milwaukee's third run and made it 3-1. Aaron Connects Logan slammed his eighth ho- Washita Valley defending champion Ab Justice is also the defending tillist at the Hillcrest tournament" and he is expected lo play there1 leaving the Chickasha title vacant. Bob and Wayne Spee-gle are co-chairmen of the Hillcrest tourney and they anticipate a field of 192 The tournament attempted to take care of 220 players last year and professional Dave Justice plans to limit the field this year to 19J to prevent late finishes and sun- the Wightman cup matches Scoreboard o1 ssss is 1 rndz two weeks ago. The score was 10-3, 6-31 The center court battle brifiht- the rally by getting Bobby Thorn- son to hit into a double play. Cubs scored single tallies ff In the second, fourth and sixth E'j ir innings.

"Thomson. Sammy Tay-1 gTsk" lor and Dale Long drove in one run each-with a sacrifice fly. Dick Drott. who started for the Ta-pwdi runs- jened American prestige consid- The Indians wiped out a 5-2 erably on another gray, drizzly deficit with two runs in the 'day that also saw the advance and Parts, over the Senators Friday night Budlt Patty. Los Aniell def.

Tprben Ulrich, Dram tna leu in tne sixtn when Siev Abe Sal, South Africa, del. W. Jacnues, Australia, e-3. 6-1. M.

1 1 mer of the season over the left-ja-j field fence in the fifth. ers hit his second for starting times 4-3 senator leadl Social Hour Friday The decision went lo Bob Shaw Th's the fourth annual Hill- Cubs, was the loser. He's now I 2S Jffi 3-5. Bill Henry, Glenn Hobbie and rm. po-a-si Dave Hillman also labored for fflS.

sixth inning and singie runs in of Miss Gibson, the defending the eighth and ninth frames! It women's champion, and Barry was the second victory for the MacKay of Ohio, chief Tribe under Gordon, and like Fri-i American hope in; men's singles. Klippstein was lifted for pinchhitter in the sixth and who faced only three Senators, crest. Invitational. Merchandise Carl -Erskine pitching the runs in the fourth and eichth. 1 Kfm'-G, uodgcrs in the.

seventh, Aaron hammered his nth homer over the left centerficld fence. Jarosla.v Drobny. 1 m. completing the sixth inning. Ger- "'AIS: ry: Staley hurled the; last three t-ef.

Rod frames. The" Sox 'chased. Wash-F-s ingtpn starter Truman Clevcnger Jean rorbm, in the sixth as they collected four The; Braves landed on Erskine day night, they won it 6-5. Don Mossi won his second straight in relief, to give the lanky paw a 6-6 mark. Green Comat Through The Orioles scored three runs in the first inning for BiUy Loes, in search of his first victory Icraj- Mssi! iw- iVP-Simmonj 3 natclll.

Crawford. Mulloy. Keep Going Miss Gibson, laying well within herself, joined Miss Arnold in the quarterfinals with a 6-0, 6-4 victory over Lorraine Coghian 'of Australia. Margaret: "Osborne duPont of Wilmington, only other U. S.

don, Britain, fa. 6.2. South Afr iy MMret parr DuPont, wu- flies and an error. mm Au" In the sixth, Early Batlev led Bob Clemenle's sacrifice fly with three aboard counted one in the fourth and Hank Foiles squeeze, bunt scored the other in the eighth. Cub outfielder Walt Moryn was ejected in the fourth after protesting a call by umpire Ken Burkhart.

Moryn complained he was hit by a. pitched ball. He con and Fred Kipp for two more runs in-the eighth. With two on and two out, and Kipp pitching, Frank Torre home one run and when. Don Zimmer fumbled Andy Paf ko's grounder, Aaron scored: from third.

LOS ANGELES MILWAUKEE survivor women's play, after seven losses. Lenny Green riiain, d. Edda off with a double, made third Maria when Al Smith's bounder went Cay an Gallops To Easy Stakes Win at Delaware Mull la drove in two of the markers.with ja round match from Au tralia's Norma Marsh 6-3 prizes including furniture and electrical appliances will be presented winners. All Hillcrest club facilities will he made available to entrants and their wives. There will be a social hour, a buffet Friday and a dance Saturday.

Entrants, except those trying for medalist; may qualify any day this week. Trie 10th annual Boom Days Invitational at Seminole will be limited to 96 players. Defending champion Terry Wilcox of Ada will defend his crown. Rogers Can't Play A feature of the Boom Days event will be a free clinic Thursday night at the conclusion of qualifying play by Oklahoma City professional U. C.

Ferguson jr. After the clinic the. players will TOeiraa.lon. Amtralia. m.

Ruia Mor- on Jlm Rivera sacrifice flv 6-6, Eighth-seeded Karol Fageros of. Miami fell before Britain's Pat Ward, 2-6, 6-4, 6-4. tinued to complain after striking rth'Roan'a" That finished Clevenger. but his aMiffiAa.4,, succsor. Dick Hyde ran into a bases-loaded single.

The Indians countered with two runs in the second on singles by Minnie Minoso and Porter, a hit batsman and a wild pitch. STANTON. III 1 Schndst- 2 4 3 2 0 (I 0 MUw 3li 3 i Ajron rt 222 1 1 2 Torklhlb 181 out -Burkhart thumbed him Belmont stakes winner Cavan more troubls Mackay. former champion hi Britain. rir.

n-ralK. Luis Anarlnin heal mil III Bloomi CosWan11! I raced to a 2-length victorv Sat-1 lurday in the ard Richards stakes for 3-year-1 gjfy? Kiw York, der. Lor- iiura ana puicn-nilier Uon til Baltimore made it 4-2 in Paris, and 44-year-old Gardnar fifth on a double by Al Pilarcik, Mulloy of Coral Gables, who moved to third on a long ctPrmH nn tn th. mk- Mueller pop single loaded the ItAl i I iSK-WibJ 5 Top-weighted at pounds in-! SSS St. 5 itirye it ny ana scoreo, on a wnu iiui men sineles.

by Jim Grant rhom" 'b 5 SS Si cIudinS Ite Anderson, ST. ,1 5 i feffl" 3 1 1 lcn ran the mile and an I JSf MV British Open Starts Monday The Orioles, added another run the' sixth. Billy Gardner dou thewj. PO-A-Loj oases. Jim Landis scratched a hit at short, scoring Smith.

Nellie Fox' sacrifice, counted Aparicio and Bill Goodman's single scored Mueller. Church Stobbs. was nicked for the final Chicago run in the eighth on a walk to Aparicio, a wild pitch and Staley's sacrifice fly. WASHINGTON' CHICAGO bled, went to third on a sacri was second and Grey Monarch third. Cavan.

breezing winner in the fice and scored on Bob Boyd he guests. 'of the tournament committeeheaded this year by Joe Sanderson and Dr. Jack Randolphat a buffet supper. as id Hodse5. LOB-Los Anltlei deep fly to center.

-Grounded out for All players in the championship ST. ANNE'S-ON-SEA. England, June 28 Frank Stranahan starts the lonely task Monday of and Preakncss champ Tim Tam broke down in the stretch, paid Podrw il. t-7) S3. $2.60 and $2.20.

Piano Jim returned $4.60 and S2.S0 and Grev 1 Lnian. Held Doublas Twiea bb ti Tne nrjians rallied for two I runs in the sixth. Held's double i followed a walk to Porter. Then sudoiT pinch-hitter Larry Doby delivered flight must qualify but players in other brackets may enter with an attested handicap. Merchandise prizes will be awarded.

MacKay, trailing Australian Bob Mark 4-6. 8-8 when rain intervened Friday, played spottily but well enough to win, 4-6, 10-8, 6-4, 6-4. Mulloy eliminated 21-year-old Mike Green of Miami Beach, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-2. Patty completed a rain-delayed match with bearded Torben Ulrich of Denmark, 4-6, 7-5, 6-1, 6-2. Cooper, Roia Win Other men's favorites moved along with little effort, including top-seeded Ashley Cooper and third-seeded Mervyn Rose, both of Australia.

Cooper, still troubled by a pulled thigh muscle, defeated Ulrich of Denmark, 9-7, 6-2, 3-6, 6-3. Rose toyed with Brazil's Ronald Barnes. 6-3. 9-7. y'uo 3b 8 salvaging tne iirst American vie- tory in the British Open golf si championship since Ben Hogan Secory.

Monarch was 53.80 to show. iT'frt' Conlan, KlillJru-jiV. -IB-VWl. one run with a sacrifice fly and S. Taylor, Thorn- Rogers defending on, Clementr, Lorn.

turned the trick in 1953 smlthy rt lit Rlvtra if mi IF" il 8SE Mueller champion at the third annual Elk City Invitational: has sent word that he will be unable to play in the event this year tournament chairman Raymond McVeigh has made preparations for 96 players. Another 16-player flight will be-added if there is a demand for it. Houston Golfer Sidetracks Hall U-Burtart. Somas. Gorman Bo; rflfiS? 'PI ln F1'4 Russ Nixon, also: a pinch-hitler, drilled a single to scoring Held, Bob Lemon, another pinch-hitler, knocked in the tying run in the eighth with a single following another double by Held.

The Indians started the winning rally off loser George Zuy-erink when Power doubled to The big Ohioan is the American in the 128-year-old tournament with the best chance. Former titleholder Gene Sarazen, now 56. is here, but says it's just for laughs. About 14 other Americans are not considered good enough. A near record field of 360 golf- Slobbs in 3th.

WaihinrtoB OH Ml 000-t American Chess Whiz Hits Red 6-4. Jaroslav Drobny, 1954 cham Merchandise prizes of Silver-are and watches are offered. WILLIAMSTOWN. June pion from Egypt, bounced one of Sunday's final was also scheduled for 36 holes. shooting for the 1958 title.

was purposely me second line Aussies. Rod I. 'S i en King jonnny Ope in RUSSia Konek and Phi Rodgcrs. heir apparent to the National colleg- 6-1, 6-4. AH were third Thy wia PIay four rounds each Entertainment includes special JievenLs for the women in addition lo such regular features as a driving contest and barbecue over the chamnionshin round matches.

Konsck, the tournament's dark passed with two out and Porter horse against the power of Hous-! delivered a looping single to ton and other southwest and far right. mc- inursaay iiigni louuwea. ny a Klnley. Ch- brkkl western entries, was red-hot on Baltimore clkvki. the Taconic golf club greens, cm- i Boyd ib "5 i i mu 2b ploying freely the putting "sec- SaW ret" discovered here earlier this tejSSS.

week. wan 1 0 1 Sb-lt links at Royal Lylham and St, Anne's last the scene of a British Open in 1952 when Bobby Locke of South Africa won. Locke, four times winner of the title and the defending champion, is again entered. But everybody's popular fancy is his young fellow countryman Gary Player, who wound up second in the U. S.

Open and won three American tournaments in 12 tries on a recent tour. Another big threat is Austral Hunter' i Wifhelm MOSCOW. June 28 Wi Bohbv 'ate golf crown, fired their way Fischer. lSyear-old whiz kid of I int0 the 1958 NCAA finals Satur-Amcrican chess, has had little: day. trouble with the complicated ma- Th 18-year-old Konsck, a Pur-neuvering at Moscow's Central due pre-med student from but he has become cn- towago.

N. destroyed a pos-snarled in some of the Reds' red all-Houston final when he tape. eliminated Bob Pratt, 4 and 2, Bobby is the Brooklyn school-! in a 36-hole match, boy who won the U. S. chess Rodgers, 20-year-old Houston championship, then won passage ace seeking the crown won by to Europe on a TV program.

And teammate Rex Baxter in 1957, he hasn't done anything but pity i blasted out Art Hall of Oklahoma chess since he got here last State, 8 and S. Wednesday. Han-ell af 0 0 0 But Konsek's victory was no 1 olVffiS easy task as he went one-up on iJSX the first 18 and had to play four under par golf to defeat the long-driving Pratt. I Nepal Rulers Visit STOCKHOLM, June 28 (UPH The king and queen of Nepal arrived Finland Saturday for a state visit to Sweden. BULLETIN DETROIT.

June 28 (P) Pinchhitter Ted Lencio On the other hand. Miss Arnold's victory over the touted Miss Truman cleared away perhaps the top obstacle to Miss Gibson in her hid for another championship. Miss Truman, although only 17, was seeded second and was rated a good chance to win after her tremendous play in leading Britain to its first Wightman cup victory in 28 years. Only 18-year-old Maria Bueno of Brazil remains as a serious threat off past form. She defeated Britain's Joan Curry.

6-0. 6-2. Althea coasted against Miss Coghlan, not bothering to re dance and a dinner-dance Saturday night. Hollywood Gold Cup Draws Gallant Man NEW YORK, June 28 Iff Ralph Lowe's Gallant Man will be flown to the west coast next week to run in the Hollywood Gold cup at Hollywood park July 12, trainer Jimmy Narud said Saturday. In his last start two weeks ago Saturday, Gallant Man whipped Wheatley stable's 1957 horse of the year.

Bold Ruler, in the added Metropolitan handicap at Belmont park. Rodgers was two under par as he dispatched hall. Tnlall SI I "tsu'la U(1I fsr 3t Biff SK Mil: f-JUn for Lemon ln ttb. ia's Peter Thomson. The Aussie made the title his own from 1954 1 smacked a 12th innintr niiumore.

Nears Women's Crown through 1956 and was runnerup Icadoff homerun Satur- not u- The Russians footed the bill for the Moscow portion of the I trip and made provisions for I Bobby's two-week visa. But the 1 kid. more interested in the inside io incite last year. dav that rav th Knef Cleveland 2M(l. hp-Held and janler.

Red Sok a 6-5 victory-over the Detroit Tigers. DETROIT, June 28 (ffi-Mickey I Going into the final 18 holes, s. Wrishl oil tr.l i aim. wriSM ramprt a vrn I 4 i aSrASlt-tt Open Cham- S-W-Jfe- Montevideo, Uruguay, and Miss ftriSi I move ncr wnite windbreaker un- tii the sixth game of the first Bob Hope Honored WASHINGTON, June 28 (UPI) utes. She let the Australian win -Comedian Bob Hope was two consolation games on her Saturday as winner of own service in the tecond set the 1958 AFL-CIO Community but was never challenged in the Services award because of his 23-mimile match.

performances for members of MacKay, for about six or! the armed forces. a month ahead of time. pionship Saturday with a final Crocker covered the first nine ISSSf'Jw Mi "St Norman Hosts State Jaycee Tennis Tournament Monday til tournament time, but one So- record-breaking 290 score for the 1 First' place 'in the $7,200 tour- 1 8 vr i no nament is worth $1,800. p.uuitui, i-; ji was aimosi certain that none Miss Wr rht' mo crar. nnn Kcn minutes, snowca ine nest Red God Wins Belmont Feature OR MAN, June 28 thirty- Kerr Horse Wins tennis seen here this year but he was unable to sustain it.

At one stage, the vounc Ohirutn wnn rrTf f1', lh 20 or competitors still stroke better than the 291 posted Z.l efVMu on Forest Lakc Country b-v th late Bab Zaharias when yi ay cluh-cminie could catch the 23- 'the incomparable Bahe won the to get the extension of Bobby's year-old from Chula Vista, Calif. 1954 U. S. open at Salem, Mass. seven entries had been re NEW YORK.

June 28 (-Cain si wmes in a row, lost four ceived Saturday for the state Junior Chamber of Commerce tennis tournament for boys to To Pass Citation noy siaDie Kea uoa scorea an llf I I easy 4-Iength triumph in the Wichita Tennis on Thursday WICHITA, June 28 The glen and holder or the Cessna! "Owner-hreedcr Harry T. Gug. Mid-Continent tennis tournament, i challenge trophy, will return to senheim had to wait out a claim Motorcycle Champ Dies After Crash GARDENA, June 28 (f) Jimmy Phillips; 32, four-time national motorcycle racing champion, died Saturday of multiple skull fracture suffered siraigm, ana men won five more. Patty needed only 14 minutes to complete this victory over Ulrich. who held a 1-0 lead in the fourth set when play resumed.

Patty impressed onlookers with his hard serves and strong passing shots. Mulloy, while twice Green's age, chased his younger oppon- CHICAGO, June 28 OP Travis M. Kerr's Round Table won the J36.0SO Arch Ward memorial handicap in Washington park Saturday to surpass Citation's sponsored by the Wichita Ten. 'aelen? uu- players wgea oy uie secona un Play will he in singles only and the champion and dinner-up in each division earns an expense-paid trip to the national Jaycee tournament at Chapel Hill. N.

August 5-9. Competition gels under way at 8 a.m. Monday and Pendarvis said champions will be determined by nightfall even though the winner in each bracket must play at least four matches and possibly five, if there are no scratches in th present entry list. Competitors will be guest of the Norman Jaycees at a buffet lunch at noon and aim at a 7 p.m. dinner at which time awards are to be mad, Roth social gatherings win at the Lockett hotel.

De staged nere Monday. Originally scheduled as a two-day affair, the tourney will he completed Monday at the University of Oklahoma courts, according to Robert L. "Buddy" Pendarvis. who with Joe Burke Is co-chairman of the tournament committee. Pendarvis said entries had been received from Lawton.

Muskogee. Ponca City, Bar-tlesville, Tulsa, Chickasha. nis club, will besin Thursday with i -r' ,11 tho l.rirf wuuiei; Arnold anon 01 UKia- i ws uciioieu oi- ineiarsest entries in it nit- i rii homa City who Land gave a tre- alltime money winnings and; move closer to the leader Nashua. Roundf Table took the learl in a race spill Friday night history. Aimed over Oklahoma.

Iowa. Nehra.tr. i crown hab UMMietl and Green rmuip- cycle rhen he swerved to avoid hit- Missouri are ewected for th fante in the was dripping with sweat when 1 th strptrh and ran rasilv to had I oetition which hi i.J i wIn represented i 7 firrlong sprint, and Red God. a I the match ended. ung another rider who beat his Tall Chief i ded in the 10-lap race, and top- I from July 3-R at Riverside Courts, i I7.i i England as a 2- MacKay next meet Ramana- II, hy a lenflh.

Aysha was Prj'or. Norman and Oklahoma Pled to the track at Garden. in the Itadhrm. Gene Land of Oklahoma Crty.Hma and Roger Cwd MeinY th 'u- Mb; Hurt. Time was 1:34 4-5.

one- City with 18 entei defendinB champion of men's shV City cSmSSZ i LErf i over the iunior entered 19 in the.