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BRITISH GOLe June 4, 1958 San Mateo Times 1 5 Roos Wins. 3 2, In Third Round defeated Brig. Gen. Keith Comp ton of St. Joseph, 2 and 1.

Bobby the 17 year old South African sensation who eliminated 1057 runner up Harold Ridg ley In the first round, was beaten today by Michael Lunt of England, 6 and 4. cast Into the surf. Bait has failed to produce, while the artificials are hooking limits. The biggest concentration of fish (and fishermen) is at the foot of KeUey avegue 4a Half Moon Bay. This crowded en of fishermen signals the arrival i big run of striped bass off the Half Moon Bay beaches.

The bat have been rolling in the breakers in full sight' uf the anglers. The only catches st far have been made on red and white plugs SPORTS OF THE TIMES Dallas Open Promoter Is 'Burned Up9 DALLAS (AP) Promoter Jim England's top goal keeper Bert Trauimann, poses big obstacle for the San Francisco All Stirs tonight when they meet Manchester City in a soccer game at Kezar stadium, Tautmann is shown here blocking a shot in a recent game In England. English Booters Meet S. F. Stars By HOWARD HILL Goal keeper Bert Trautmann and ceiUcr forward Robert Johnstone will lead Manchester City, England's third best soccer team, against the San Francisco All Stars tonight at Kezar Stadium with play beginning at 8:30.

A crowd of 20,000 is expected for tonight's tussle, with a game beginning at Hard Ridden Epsom Winner EPSON, England (AP Sir Victor Sfreoon's Hard Ridden won the 179th Epsom Derby today, with Paddy's Point second in a field of 20 horses. There was a photo for third place, and when the picture was studied the judges gave the decision to Nagami over Boroco II. Charlie Smirke, who had won the Derby three times previously, rode Hard Ridden, who was trained in Ireland by J. Rogers. Sir Victor won the I9S7 Derby with Crepello, and with Pinza in 1953.

Bald Eagle, the colt owned by Harry F. Guggenheim of New York, finished out of the money. :15. Regents OK Huskie Bolt From PCC SEATTLE (UPD The University of Washington Board of Regents Tuesday gave authorization for the school to pull out the sag ging Pacific Coast Conference. The regents voted unanimously to allow Washington to bolt the SQ year old loop and align with four California schools in a new sports conference.

The University of Southern California. UCLA and the University of California have announced they will withdraw in 1959. is reportedly contemplating following suit. The regents found a diplomatic escape from the faltering PCC in a clause that provided that conference business can be conducted only when sevan schools are represented. Consequently the re gents said Washington would have a free hand to take whatever action necessary for the best Interest of the school.

TWO BOUTS NEW YORK (UPD Madison Square Garden will be the scene of two Friday night nationally televised main event bouts this Undefeated Carlos Artii of New York meets Johnny Busso in a June 27 lightweight match and Gaspar Ortega of Mexico, takes on Mickey Crawford of Saginaw, in a welterweight fight, July 11. Stan, Willie Share Honor CINCINNATI (UPI) star, Musial and Willie Mays, the National league's highest paid players, today finished in a tie in the voting for the circuit's first "Player of the Month." League President Warren Giles announced that Musial, 37 year old Louis Cardinal ace, and Mays, 27 year old San Francisco Giant star, each received 18 votes from the 39 baseball writers and broadcasters who participated in the poll. Frank Thomas of Pittsburgh Pirates, Daryl Spencer of the Giants and Ken Boyer of the Cardinals, received one vote each. Sign For Bout SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Joey Giardello of New York PREP CLASSIC AU StarTUt Coaches Seek 2 WayBaIance Fenetisula league coaches Pon Laclergue and. Steve Mezzera are seeking offensive and defensive balance for the senior All Star game Saturday at Stanford.

"We want to maintain balance throughout the game," head coach Laclergue of champion Capuchfno noted today. It has been this failure which has hurt the north in the last two All Star games. They would load up with the best boys in the early innings and then be weakened in the latter stages of the game when the rest of the squad got into the lineup, Practices Shifted The north tangles with a similar group of seniors from the south PAL in the annual All Star game at Stanford's sunken diamond. Game time is 2 p. m.

Because of the weather and other difficulties, the north's daily practices hnve been shifted from Fitzgerald field. The club will have an intrasquad game today at Hillsdale High, work out at Jefferson tomorrow and wind up drills Friday at Hillsdale. The south PAL, under Frank Bettencourt 'of Menlo Atherton and Bill Hurst of Carlmont, is staging its daily workouts at Flood park in Menlo. Hamaon Added Laplcrgue announced that he would use Gene Tagliaferri (Cap), Lou Redman (Hillsdale) and Suggs Jolly (Burlingame) on the mound, but not necessarily in that order. The team's other hurlers, Gary Ryan (Jefferson) and Jim Patrick (South San Francisco) will play in the outfield, unless needed for relief.

Hillsdale High catcher Larry Hamann has been added to the north squad as a replacement for infielder Steve Anderson of South San Francisco. Here is the south PAL roster: Ted Tollmr. Cubhelley; Roer Foj tlewaite, Don Coulter, Carlmont i Tom Brldgei, Palo Alio. Nlel Parkin, Palo Alto: Ken Mctnugtilln. Cutber Ibj: IB Ron Blonrler, Lincoln.

Jim Lincoln; 3B Rosier Palo Alto: OF Bennle Blown. Cjbte ley: Lynn Querra, nick Zara, Wll low Olen: Skip Haien, Ban Jose. London Pastrano Rematch Sought LONDON (UPD The possibility or a rematch between Brian London, newly crowned British and Empire heavyweight champion, and Willia Pastrano of Miami, was raised today as a result of London's conquest of Joe L'r skine. London gained both crowns Tuesday when he knocked out Er skine at 1:47 of the eighth round of their scheduled lS roiind title bout at White City stadium. Pastrano, originally from New Orleans, outpointed London earlier this year.

The American, who is ranked third among world heavyweight contenders, currently is en route to Bologna, Italy, for a bout there on June 15 against Francesco Cavicchi. New Track Goals 3:55 Mile, 70 Foot Shotput Ling 'of the Dallas Open smouldered today over so many top golfers skipping his tournament but he still maintained that he would have one of the best fields of the year when the 72 hole grind starts tomorrow. Ling fired a protest to the PGA yesterday when he learned that Masters champion Arnold Palmer, Bill Casper, Paul Harney and Jay Hebert had joined the growing list of players who won't be here because they reportedly want to practice at Tulsa for the National Open. He didn't expect to get anywhere with the protest since the lour were not in the official tournament list. Ben Hogan previously had passed up the tournament to prac nee at luisa.

Fullmer (Jay) Irv TV Bout WEST JORDAN, Utah Youthful Jay Fullmer and seasoned welterweight Joe Miceli of New York battle here tonight in a 10 round bout that marks Fullmer's debut in television as well as big time opposition. The bout will be televised nationally ABC TV, 7 cm. MST 10 p.m. TV Channel 7 p.m. PDT.) Bantam now have surpassed that mark, But Long stands six feet, five inches tall and weighs 243 pounds.

He'll be growing and developing for the next three or four years. He'll put on muscles where now he still has some baby fat He'il become more coordinated and he'U learn tricks about put ting the shot that right now he noesn i Know exist. Southern Cal Bonnd The report is that Long will enroll at University of Southern California, home of national and world champion track and field stars for a quarter of a century There he'll get some of the finest of coaching. If Dallas doesn't hit 60 feet by me national AAU meet at Bak ersfield three weeki from now the experts figure he'll do i easily in his freshmar year ir college. They believe he'll do 62 to b3 feet as a sophomore, 65 feet (at least) by the time he is a senior.

For the track and field nuts with the "ultimates" that doesn't leave much in the way of expec tancy. How ahout a nine second 100. Or a 40 second 4407 Or lfl foot pole vault? They sound impossible now but then go did the 60 foot she the four minute mile and the ST. ANDREWS, Scotland (API Jack Penrose, 43 year old insurance man from Miami, upset defending champion Reid Jack of Scotland, 3 and 2, in the third round of ihe British Amateur Golf Championship today. Penrose was Ihe first American player to reach the fourth round after formei Walker Cup1 star Jimmy of Philadelphia and Air Force Private John Franok uf Newton, N.J., had lost their Diirrt round matches.

Robert Roos San Francisco, defeated W. S. Thompson of Eng land 3 and 2, McHale, a three time member of U.S. Walker Cup teams, lost in Ihe third round to L. Ren frew of Scotland, one up.

Ben Hanson of England da a Franck by the same margin. A third American went out when Robert Williams of England, Bay Meadows Entries SUNNY KATE C.aw.'ucii 5 TI MAR Wilson 3 LIZA TA98 Upland 4 SCARLET TA33 Olds 4 BETSY'8 SON Ano a SSVES BKJBS Stewart tsi i 0 MAY PRIMROSE Hansen STEPLADDIB K. Dorn JOAOOINA Short 1 DONOVAN Powler AMOROSO KAlSMll BRAVE RffoeNT Bherren 0 PAT MoKJNNEY 3. atewart 3 ODY BRADY 4 DORIS QOOD 5 TOTAL VICTORY fl LEON TABS 7 BIRDIE ETA Ail I NANCY KEY 3 VOLL1EN TABS 4 RAIN MITE 4 SPENCER TAS8 BDNA'3 SUN 8 MIE8 PRIM PATCH FIFTH One rnite pace. Class C.

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Till 13 en) Vibration Rsjcapplng ludo) Trm ROGHA Dl 4 7646 Lose Customer ST. LOUIS upi The St. Louis Cardinals lost a customer for last night's game. Louis Scher, 75, was nearing the Busch Stadium ticket office when he was hit on the left hip by a ball knocked out of the park in pre game batting practice. He was treated for minor cuts at a hospital.

Times Sports Roletto Seeks Repeat Triumph After being relegated to "also rans" for six feature races in the NASCAR hardtop program at Belmont speedway, Peninsula pilots Joe Roletto of San Mateo, and Paul Barsotti of Palo Alto crashed the pace setters ranks last week and hope to repeat in tonight's ten event card. Roletto not only romped off 1 with the five mile main, but won I the trophy dash, while Paul was 'runner up in the finale and top man in the two mile fast heat. Lining up for time trials at 7:30 with hopes of being the second Peninsula driver to win a main, will be Redwood City's Dick Over itreet and Jack Preston. The show opens with the first of five heat races at 8:30. Gil Looking For New Loop Membership United Presi International SAN FRANCISCO lUPI) University of California is looking for a conference to join but, as pf today, it doesn't know which way to turn.

Director Greg Engelhard admits the "search is on" but thinks the talk about a five team conference on the West Coast involving University of Washington, UCLA, California, Stanford and USC is a bit premature. "Admittedly, we had some talk jf that in a general way," said Engelhard, "but there are no definite ideas for such a plan. "We are searching for a group to join. 1 keep hearing the word 'association' more all the time. But we don't know which way to torn yel." who in 1956 was voted England's soccer player of the year, is actually German, and teams in his native country have offered as much as $70,000 for his contract.

In 1955, even though his team lost, Trautmann achieved the distinction of being the first German to ever play in England's soccer classic, the F. A. Cup, which is similar in status to the World Series here in the United States. For his fete, Trautmann was congratulated by both Queen Elizabeth and The Duke of Edinburgh. The following year Manchester again reached the Cup final and this lime Traut man led his mate to a 3 1 win over Birmingham.

Johnstone is considered one of the most brilliant offensive players in England today. Manchester paid $56,000 to get his contract, in 1955. As far as the All Stars are concerned, they will be lead by Hom mo Zyller and Riehardo Razo, the two top booters in the first division, Defensively, the All Stars will feature the talents of Jackie Whent and Harry Lis, Last year, the Glasgow Celtics of Scotland dumped the SF All Stars 7 1 before almost 14,000 soccer fans at Kezar stadium. Mrs. Alary Cops Crystal Spa Golf Mrs.

Jl. E. Alary carded a 74 16 1444 to capture 'the women's Class A three little pigs tournament at the Crystal Springs Golf club. C1S6 A Mrs. E.

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S. CHICAGO (UPD The Chicago Cardinals of the National Football League have signed Don Car others of Bradley, their 10th draft choice a year Carothers, of Moline, an end, caught 68 passes for 1,224 yards and 17 touchdowns. OJSIn Twl El Unlto, 12S, Iiltu Pottos' Tom, lis. St aarao 4.20 3.10 Lonir Gone Jahn, HP, R. Banlci vJ Time SU: al.10 ran Cold Cash.

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Grade 8 aliis PursV Ho! Bar count, uc 330 2 Jo Ann's Baby, lit, Jtolley 3.30 lan Yanltea Clc Sainh "S'j'W'l mi" Brllels, Oral Dandy Cake, Plate! Art. MIMI UPSET IN ENGLAND MANCHESTER, England (AP) Janet Hopps, 23, of Seattle, took the court in a fancy pair of blue and white polka dotted panties today and defeated Mimi Arnold of Redwood City, 3 6, 6 2, 6 1 in the English Northern Lawn Tennis tournament. The result created almost as big a stir as the panties. Miss Hopps ranks ninth among U. S.

women players and 19 year old Miss Arnold, a Wightman Cup team member, is Bixth. Miss Hopps, after losing the first set, crushed Mimi with powcr lul piay in the next two. In the quarter finals she will meet either another American Wightman Cup player, Karol Fageros of Miami, or Australian champion Lorraine Coghlan. Hartranft Quits Pancho Wins SAN FRANCISCO (UPD All you "old" members of the Track and Field Nuts Association of America who spent years wondering when the four minute mile and the 60 foot shot put would come can turn your attention to a new mark now. The sights, have been raised for a 70 foot heave in the shot and a 3:55 mark in the mile.

The 3:55 mile may come as early as Friday night in the Compton Relays when Ron Del any of Villanova and Ireland tangles with Australia's Herb Elliott, plus a half dozen other crack distance tfien. "Elliott may run mile at says Pay ton head track and field coach at Stanford university, Down in Los Angeles, Jess Mor tenson, coach at Southern California, predicted a 3:58.5 run for the kid from down under. The 7ft foot shot put may not come until four or five years, but a. 17 year old lad named Dallas Long from Phoenix, may turn the trick by the time he gets out of college. Long tossed the 16 pound ball 59 feel, 11V4 inches in the California Relays at Modusto Saturday night.

Only a few years ago that would have been a world record. Three men Parry O'Brien, Bill Neider and Ken SAN JOSE (UPI) S. Glenn Tiny Hartranft has resigned as director of physical education at San Jose State college, where he had served in the athletic department for over 20 years. Dr. John Wahlquisr, president of the school, said no decision has been made about who will succeed Hartranft.

Hartranft, who said ill health forced him to give up his administrative duties; will remain in the department as a full pro and Joey Glambra of San Francisco have signed to meet in a 10 round middleweight bout at the San Francisco Cow 1'alaee, Monday, July 7. Promoter Benny Ford said the bout wauld net be car Gfardello and Glambra have fought each other twice, each winning decision. PALO ALTO LV) Pancho Gonzales displayed a blazing serve in turning back Aussie Prank Sedgman in a pro tennis match last night. In the semifinal singles, Gonzales went into overtime to defeat Ken Hosewall, 9 and Sedgman whipped Pancho Segura 8 3. Gonzales later teamed with Rosewall to deadlock 13 13 with Lew Hoad and Sedgman in a doubles match called by agreement.

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