The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 8

8 THE KANSAS CITY STAR SATURDAY MAY 16 1959 Major League Baseball Averages By the Associated Press Complete through games of Thursday May 14) Cin 30328 16 3172 209 lfO937 Phil 33359 13 162960 180187 SL 30500 13 139256 178394 Chi 36 755 12 83 560 138013 Totlls 1641744 2003247 AMERICAN LEAGUE 106840 256237 155634 Clev 73811 13 Det 52904 17 KC 30611 16 213988 191837 165671 YANK GOLFERS WIN CUP AGAIN TWO PIN MEETS TO BEGIN TODAY Pla-Mor King Louie East and Plaza Are Sites for the Tourneys AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUB BATTING AB HR RBU Pet Detroit 926 112 251 32 105 271 160835 17031 87 159224 139 994 138001 121529 106 462 Chi 46550 15 NY 67000 6 Bal 47778 10 Bos 34819 12 Wash 28668 11 tl rnana Cip Para Kansas City 871 123 231 27 113265 Three college stars race Cleveland S62 140 227 31 123 263 16052(5 142588 100186 16982- Major league totals 2 878 The Home Dates column represents the number of appearances at home this season and the identical number In 1958- Chicago 974 145 255 26 135 262 Boston 931 128 238 27 118 256 New York 903 105 226 24 100 250 Washington 1019 138 254 38 130 249 Baltimore 915 105 222 21 98 243 CLUB FIELDING PO A DP Pet Cleveland 25 679 283 13 34 987 Boston 27 726 300 19 23 982 New York 25 697 307 19 31 981 Chicago 28 79 337 25 25 978 Carr Turns In Thrilling 2 and waXgi'TJo sol 377 It Ham Baltimore 28 741 311 30 34 972 22 968 1 Triumph Over American Kansas City 26 690 277 3 WOMEN OPEN CITY PLAY Entry List Includes 317 Teams A A Re-gional Starts Team's Captain Triple Baltimore INDIVIDUAL BATTING (35 or More at Bats) AB Kuenn Det 83 Fox Chi 117 111 Herzog KC 37 37 103 iKSi'ineT'bet Herzog KC Burgess Pit SO Klusezwski Pit 40 Darker LA 47 Temple Cin 115 Adcock MU 41 Mays 118 Pinson Cin 115 Cimoli SL 121 Bouehee Phil 98 Covington Mil 93 Fairly LA 56 Bruton Mil 91 Demeter LA 117 Grammas SL 76 Aiou SF 90 SL 58 Mathews Mil 123 Robinson Cin 109 Moon LA 99 Bover SL 120 Crandall Mil -104 Banks Chi 123 Logan MU 99 Stuart Pit 86 Post Phi! 107 Thomas Cin 109 Jones Phil 95 Dark Chi 99 Hamner Phil 60 Neal LA 131 Brandt SF 100 Fern ndez Phil 50 Gilliam LA 80 Spencer SF 110 Hodges LA 77 Taylor Chi Ill Snider LA 74 Beil Cin 104 Long Chi 67 Cepeda SF -116 Morvn Chi 105 Walls Chi 109 Smith SL106 Kirkland SF 53 Clemente Pit 130 Schmidt SF 69 White SL 86 Phil 98 Torre MU 71 Musial SL 91 Roseboro LA S3 McMillan Cin 96 Hoak Pit 109 Groat Pit Ill Davenp't SF124 Virdon Pit 113 Rodgers SF SO Blas game SL128 Airman Chi 86 Ashburn Phil 109 Lvnch Cin S3 8 Tavlor Chi 75 Pit 116 50 74 9S 61 47 52 87 45 37 Mazeroski O'Brien MU Bailev Cin Zimmer A Thomson Chi Marshall Chi Mejias Pit Skinner Pit Averill Chi BG Smith SL 3 19 413 16 1 7 400 17 3 7 362 40 1 14 348 14 2 4 341 40 5 28 339 39 4 25 339 40 3 17 331 32 3 20 327 30 1 9 323 18 1 5 321 29 4 12 319 37 31 316 24 1 10 316 28 6 16 311 18 1 9 310 38 14 29 309 33 8 32 303 30 1 14 303 36 6 23 300 31 3 14 298 36 8 33 293 29 3 9 293 25 6 16 291 31 6 23 290 31 3 16 284 27 7 15 284 28 0 10 283 17 2 4 283 37 2 14 282 28 4 12 280 14 0 1 280 22 0 2 275 30 2 14 273 21 3 14 273 30 1 6 270 20 3 17 270 28 4 18 269 18 3 7 269 31 6 20 267 28 4 9 267 29 2 9 266 28 5 14 264 14 4 6 264 34 1 11 262 18 2 10 261 22 4 15 256 25 2 13 255 18 1 14 254 23 3 15 253 21 0 253 24 4 9 250 27 1 10 248 27 2 13 243 30 2 11 242 27 1 8 239 19 2 7 238 30 0 3 234 20 3 10 233 25 0 4 229 19 6 IS 229 17 1 9 227 26 2 11 224 11 1 3 220 16 2 9 216 21 3 13 214 13 2 11 213 10 3 7 213 11 1 9 212 18 3 9 207 9 3 10 200 7 0 3 189 14 0 6 169 5 0 3 128 SPECIAL THIS WEEKEND TREAT THE KIDS I GIVING AWAY ABSOLUTELY FREE ONE WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY DODGE or PLYMOUTH 2-CYCLE CAS OPERATED RUNS UP TO 20 MPH MADE ESPECIALLY FOR THE KIDS MIIOSON BROS MOTORS 9th State DR 1-3372 Kansas City Kansas Muirfield Scotland May 16 (AP) amateur golfers paced by three college won the Walker Cup for the 16th time today by completing a 9-3 rout of the British Among those scoring wc tories in the final individual matches were Jack Nicklaus 19 of Columbus Ohio Deane Beman 21 of Silver Spring Md and Ward Wettlaufer 23 of Buffalo all playing in the international series for the first time BIG BATS AND SHUTOUT PITCHING Billy Pierce right Chicago White Sox southpaw is congratulated by helped him with their bats in last 6-0 triumph over New York at Yankee stadium The Sox victory stretched their winning streak to seven in a row From left with Pierce are Sherman Lollar Bubba Phillips and Luis Aparacio They each contributed two hits (Wirephoto) holme English champion and Bill Hyndman III of Abing-ton Pa 4 and 3 victor over Weekly Pin Honor Roll By Sid Bordman (A Member ot The Star's ports Staff) With the v-indup of the regular bowling season near the tournaments hit a merry pace this weekend While the women open their 32nd annual city event at Pla-Mor the A A I regional team and Singles han- dicap grinds for men get un-j der way at King Louie East) and Plaza bowl Busy Weekends A record entry of 317 teams 625 singles and 1250 doubles will keep the Pla-Mor lanes busy for the next two weekends The first of seven squads toed the line this morning at 10:30 the teams shooting on the main floor and singles and doubles on the Sky lanes Team competition at Pla-Mor is in classes A and Last year June a I banked the singles crown with 669 Ardis Buchow and Marie Wilson doubles with 1211 and Norma Smith all-events with 1718 (scratch) Jimmy and won the team class A with 3065 Goetz Beer the on 2812 At King Louie East 193 teams will bid for sectional honors and the two berths in the nationals at Northbrook 111 July 18 and 19 Regional Sites Other regionals are at Canton 0 San Francisco and Syracuse A prize fund of $9605 for the team event and $4004 Lanes Available tely Friendly Courteous Service 3736 Main BOWLING I HOLIDAY BCWL crushing defeat of the hopeful British team Nicklaus won 5 and 4 over Dick Smith ettlauf er crushed Michael Lunt 6 and 5 Beman won a hard-fought duel over Michael Bonallack 2 up The British got their onlyj consolation from subdu two of brightest ffienDetB-cw' I Dobv A-C Champion Rebuilt SPARK PLUGS Guaranteed and Tested I MARSHALLAUTO RAYTOWN BOWL May Higgins 208-534 Zupan 225-562 BOWL Pat Henshaw 200 Bernice Dreschler 548 Frank Miller 240 Roland Bales 614 LUCKY STRIKE LANES Marge Schrecher 533 Bill Bush 245 BLUE SPRINGS BOWL Jua'nita Evans 212-582 Ed Boley 234-593 GLADSTONE BOWL Mary Baker 211 Caralee Pind 520 George Smith 233 Bill Kenney 610 MAYWOOD BOWL Cleta Reain 213 Wilma Peffer 509 Bill Duckworth 244 Paul Kelle' 608 HIGflNSVTLLE BOM Barbara Boettemueller 19S Maureen Cole 526 Eddie McGuire 225 Milton Heldt 576 PLAZA BOWL Lola Russell 244-628 Jack Podraza 255 Harry Smith 629 McBOWL Dorothy Happy 212 Claudean Pointer 482 Glenn Foster 254-590 SHAWNEE VILLAGE Shirley Crust 212 Ted Sandall 277 Roy Gochenour 617 STRIKE AND SPARE Jean Hackett 223 Mitchell 529 Joe Roberts 232 Rice 618 JAVA LANES Diana KatHn 224-599 Harold Barber 252 Bill Johnson 542 Jim PowpII 542 BIT KinOE BOWL Charlotte Rhine 212-591 Robert Farkas 256 Joe Walters 644 OVERLAND FARK BOWL Doris Williamson 227-536 Chuck Flinn 257 Larry Wager 624 Only Players Can Steal Second Base Sacramento Calif May 16 (AP) Gov Edmund Brown figures second base might come in handy when the San Francisco Giants move into their new stadium at Candlestick point later this season By an odd omission when a portion of the ball park area was sold by the state in 1870 the transaction was never properly recorded As a result the state still technically owns a hunk of real estate right where second base will be Brown signed a bill yesterday to prevent anyone but the ball players from stealing second base Bauer NY Bal For information regarding a Western Aute Franchise Call Gatchell WA 1-9917 BELGERS IN 6-3 VICTORY Yesterday's Homers Phil S3 Hegan Phil 39 Grand Slam Homers Mathews Milwau kee: Freese Philadelphia Groa Pitts burgh Boyer St Louis: Averill and Banks Chicago PITCHING (Three or More Decisions) Face Pit Mabe Cin 19 Rush Mil 21 Anderson Chi 48 Sanford SF Antonelli SF McDevitt LA Kline Pit Henrv Chi 19 Hobble Chi Haddix Pit McCormick SF Spahn Mil Hillman Chi -Roberts Phil -Newcombe Cin McDaniels SL Owens Phil -Burdette Mil Labine LA Fowler LA Drysdale LA 67 Jones SF Podres LA Jackson SL Law Pit Drabowsky Nuxhall Cin Purkey Cin 52 Buzhardt Chi Jones SF Mizell SL Farrell Phil Lawrence Cin Semproch Phil Klippstein LA Brosnan SL Mever Phil Friend Pit Witt Pit Nunn SL One-Hit Games Sanford San Francisco and Hobbie Chicago MAJOR LEAGUE ATTENDANCE I By the Associated Press) NATIONAL LEAGUE Home Cap Dates 1959 1958 A 94600 13 321590 450712 Ml! 43627 16 270 267 361 552 Pitts 35 000 16 265251 297 380 23000 14 226621 261 072 fairway stars and adding a third point at the expense of J0an es the fourth rookie on the gmus Bai 40 team Tommy Aaron ofnr Gainesville Ga gSdDwask ll Irish Joe Carr British cham- raufs0dna 4i pion and pride of the team I mlndS ciee- snuffed out two rallies in beat- Lemon Washington and 'Lepcio Detroit ing Charlie Coe the American: (Three titleholder and captain 2 andjBrodowski Clev 1 Reid Jack 35-year-old gnggsfe wash 27 Scotchman and Cup veteran I wJheimfeBi of Fischer wash g0esv EASY CREDIT FREE (1 OOWN ALTERATIONS A WEEK Linwood Is Defeated in 3 and 2 Senior Loop Game THE STANDINGS Pet YV Pet Marshall 3 0 1 000 Clarkson 1 2333 Belger 3 0 1000 Funkhser 1 2 333 Benson 1 2 333 Linwood 1 3 250 Kissick 1 2 333 Belgers runs by (By the Associated Press) (Season totals in parentheses) AMERICAN LEAGUE Jensen Red Sox (9) Colavito Indians 19) Minoso Indians (4) Nieman Orioles (5) Berberet Tigers (4) Lopez Athletics (4) NATIONAL LEAGUE Boyer Cardinals (7) White Cardinals 5 i Crowe Cardinals (3) Wagner Giants (3i Newcombe Reds (1) Aaron went down 2 and llgwir bbm Liliey and Hunnicutt Renew Their Rivalry Tonight Several track records are in won six of the last eight holes 14 Kielv Bos for singles has lured teams pairs in the first fifth and from Missouri Kansas Iowa eighth innings defeated Lin-llhnois Nebraska and Wiscon- wood State Bank 6-3 in a sin The teams previously Senior 3 and 2 league game qualified at their home estab- last night at the 3 and 2 sta- lishments it will take five dium The triumph mov weekends to tell the story Belgers into a first place tie Mort Lindsey Had Rolled 17 weekly duels at new Riverside four holes behind The two top clubs in Ihejwith Frank Marshalls Perfect Games stadium tonight Races start Kl I ID vrha team division receive entry Linwood put over three runs! ct 7-m AN INJUKT IUKALLK in the nationals with all ex-: in the first of the sixth off trounced Billy Joe Patton Morganton 5 and 3 5ta A FHRMFR PIN TilQ DIF's jeopardy as Cliff Liliey and in a spectacular comeback Bud Hunnicutt renew theiriHe had started the last Stamford Conn stadium tonight May 16 i at 7:30 o'clock I werce cm nine Johnson Bal Johnson STEEL SHELVING SQ95 2x3Sx75-in NATIONAL ssur l8th-Charfotte 9911 40 Hlway Score Clev Ditmar NY Larv Det Bell Clev Ferrarese Clev Moore Chi Sullivan Bos 21 Into Bunning Det 51 Wynn Chi jGrim KC Liliey and Hunnicutt fin- Bettenhausen Crashes ished 1-2 in points last year WaM at Indianapolis Three weeks ago Hunnicutt clipped 3 seconds off an old Indianapolis May 16 Fun is the word for ponses paid The eight teamsjstarter Bill Herron Southpawll' Mortimer Joel (Morti in the nationals will vie for John O'Connor took over withjLndsey of Stamford one of $27200 including $7500 for one out in the sixth and in a the original 11 bowlers select-first place Igood relief stint checked Linked for the American Bowling Team squads at King Louie wood on one hit the rest of the Congress (A C) Hall of 34 Herbert KC Pappas Bal Maas NY KC (AP mark for eight laps set by T011 Bettenhausen twice na- Ramos Vash -Liliey in August 1957 tional big car driving cham-Hfshn Bah are scheduled for 1:30 4 and way LINWOOD pion suffered painful but parently not critical inj uries today when his race carj crashed into a retaining wall) NATIONAL CLUB Fame died today in Stamford belger I hospital after a lingering ill ness He was 70 Lindsey who bow-led 17 per- contention in the feature races will include Harold Schroeder Ken Williams Jerry Weld and LEAGUE BATTING aB HR RBI Pet at the Indianapolis motor Milwaukee 1006 145 296 38138294 iLu jai iviannm that extended for nearly half a century was a winner three 3 0 3 2 2 i in A tournament SETS JAVELIN MARK play He was a member of the ColoradoanJvtMTToss of 207 Monship 5-man team in Feet V2 Inches 6:30 o'clock today 11 and! 1:30 tomorrow Singles milling is set for 12:30 2 8:30 and 10 o'clock today 11 and 12:30 tomorrow One of Kansas City's top threats the Pla-Mor Heavyweights shoot in the 1:30 squad today They recently captured the city men's handicap crown at Pla-Mor WHITE IS IN HOSPITAL Eack Injury Suffered by Red Sox Catcher Boston May I61AP) 1 Bowl this week-end! Relax with the recreation that perfect for everybody every age And be sure you bowl at one of these establishments displaying the BPAA seal It's your assurance of clean surroundings and finest equipment 949 157 266 34 152 280 1112 164 300 29 151270 1074 137 279 29 126 260 56 1688 141 261 32 132 240 Philadelphia 955 128 22 i 5 122 3S CLUB FIELDING Los Angeles Milwaukee Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh 31 tional big car champion iiS 29 16973 1951 had survived 27 Other San FrangscwM 793 8933 28 9-0 speedway The 42-year-old Tinley Park 132 274 24126 111 veteran was taken to thechicarpClsco'455- -Infield hospital There was no immediate report on his condition Bettenhausen also the na- Hutchinson Kas May 16 CAP) Ron Bell of Mesa col-ment lege Grand Junction Colo a new National Junior izer 2 2B Knight Boyce SB Evilsizer clll events Championship in SF Osthoff DP Cay-lor-Ficken Linwood 7 Belger 6 2 Bumgarner 2 Osthoff Peterson Boyce Nelson Nylund SO Herron 5 O'Connor 4 Stetzler 5 Nylund 2 HO Stetzler 6 in 7 Nylund 1 in 1 Herron 4 in 5VS Connor 1 in 3 HRP Herron iFickenu WP Herron PB Stetzler Brown 1919 while serving an enlist- in the Navy Lind- sey won the New York Statejse i singles and doubles championships three times (35 or More at Bats) AB HR RBI Pet Aaron Mil 115 21 56 6 26 46 IN A GOLF REMATCH wrecks in a racing career extending back before World War II He was practicing for a qualification run that he hoped would put him in the 500-mile race lineup for the 13th time Bowl Lane Northeast Bowl Pla-Mor Bowl Plaza Bowl Raytown Bowl Rockhill Bowl Scott's Bowl Shamrock Lanei Strike 'n Spare Waldo Recreation Bowl He was elected to bowling's Hall of Fame in 1941 Since is original election only Maiia hospital after injuring Boomtown led most of the way three names have been added his back last night in a game to score an upset victory in t0 the list with Cleveland the $5000 North Shore pace Allen's Bowl Antioch Lanes Armour Lanes Blue Ridge Bowl Blue Springs Bowl Broadway Bowl Capital Bowl Country Club Bowl McBowl Diamond Bowl Melody Lcnes Gladstone Bowl NKC Bowl Green Bowl Heart Bowl Holiday Bowl King Louie Linwood Bowl Lucky Strike Maywood Bowl College Athletic association meet record for the javelin throw' with a toss of 207 feet 1 1 2 inches here last night Lynn Chadd Iola Kas second with a throw' of 205-8 also broke the old record of 201-33'4 set by Kelly Hylton of Santa Ana Calif in 1950 WiN THIRD PIN CROWN Las Vegas Nev May 16 Arnold Palmer and Bob Rosburg square off in a rematch Sunday in the TV All-GOPHER5 IN BIG LEAD star golf tournament Their Second Straighf Baseball rematch will be at Apple Val-Crown Is Goal of Minnesota lev Calif where the winner I will meet Lloyd Mangrum Minnesota look another step The matches are being filmed toward its second straight Big TV showing later Ten baseball championship by scoring two runs in the ninth Tierneys Sweep Series From Puritan in Linwood Classic White turned pale after run-1 Maywood park last night ning out a single in the second before a crowd of 5258 inning He appeared ready to Owned and driven by Jack tumble down the dugout steps Beltz of Casselberry Fla the alter calling time but man- bjg 5ay gelding took command JUNIOR BOWLING CHART The Tierneys won their Sixteen teams from the sales opportunities at ager Mike Higgins grabbed auer three-eighths of the mile third straight Linwood classic Kansas City area are in Spring- bowiing league title by defeat-ing Puritan in three straight him Red Sox officials said there and held on for a length victory over Lord Adios in the first Missouri! state tournament St Louis inrunS Friday to defeat Iowa 3 to 1 COUNTRY CLUB BOWL ANNUAL MIXED DOUBLES TOURNAMENT TODAY SUN MAY 16-17 S10000 GUARANTEED 1ST PLACE $5 Entry Fee WIBC Sanctioned DE 3-1200 217 Gregory was no explanation of how the injury occurred or of the extent of its seriousness A BOUT FOR IORDAN Los Angeles May 15 (AP) MINORTOOP STANDINGS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Eastern Division Western Division Pet1 VY Pet IndtanaD 23 9 VieiDenver 18 15 545 Minneap 20 11 645 Houston 15 IS 455 Louisville 17 16 515 Dallas 15 16 455 T7 games Jim Tierney rolled 209 also has eight boy and eight With five games left to 211-607 and Dick Hartman had ejrj crews contending thf hold 200 217 for 603 Imamder of the 48-team field Other members of the win- is from out-state districts ning team are Lefty Ulrich and a half lead over Illinois which defeated Michigan 8 to 5 mmi vXvX-avXvX: Don Jordan welterw'eight St Paul l5 17 469 Ft Vorili 1 4 20 412 iCh'leston 10 17 370 Omaha 13 19 406 manes Mile recorded uut-ou to Don HentZ and Ralph Tosserltop the shooters at King Louie Veterans Retired Businessmen! Teachers! Workers! TO ST LAWRENCE POST Canton May 16 (AP) Tom Cartmill 36 basketball 1 coach at Union (N Y) college is the new director of athletics I at St Lawrence university He 1 succeeds Gardner Wells wTho resigned champion will meet Mexico soithern association i oisons finished second with west Larry Grazier had 2tfi era? City Juan PadiUa in a 10-e 23 12 657 victories over 7-Up aslM round nontitle bout at Holly- Is Pr YreUV-r-1 7 22 Brown rolled 235 Asners Tom Barden posted 166 Mike wood Legion stadium June 13 intern xt on a itook third with Bob Pavton Frefounn IS BrrvBorm 16 14 533: Rochester it 15 tli posting 234 Dick Kost had Sonis14i27TvlraTwnh ager savs this will be the Wi 7 coiumbus iiieier 9no 91fl nH Rn rnii0H rhamninn'c nnlv fierht vafnn i Monreal 1 6 fUir Hr nilA 12 20 37o -93 -HJ and Bill Riedel roilea Antioch lane bantams made a champion onh fight before PiA( coast 223 Warren Gulick rolled 224 sweep of the state team champion defending his title July ento 20 9 690'Spokane 1 3 16 446 ArcCaromc tod- tu fnm ships 111 the mail-o-graphlc tour- MCCrat EIDS TOOK tW IPOm Diego 17 13 607 Citv ii 15 423 ney Martha Cuthbertson Janet Portland against Denny Moyer If3' Jacks Mel White had 212-210-1 gorcnrtt LJudy emkecaroi 620 crown while Harold Taegel Paul DpMarcn finkhpd with'Ricky Roitman Everett Dale Tom raui uemarco iimsnea witn Kincaid and Tommy Norsworthy a 191 average for the high in dd it for the boys the league John Hanis won! Slthay Cerv 10-year-old ds ter of Bob Cerv the Kansas 10-year-old daugh in on na ier oi eoo uerv the Kansas (3i Slandings of the Teams AMERICA LEAGUE You Asked For It! 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Complete Training and Leads ter Acceptable Applicants PHONE GR 1-5200 EXT 412 or write 57 average in the bantam loop at Java lanes Last Saturday morning however she chalked 92 and 114 In the league Slthay has been bowling only a few weeks Minor League Resuits PACIFIC COAST Sacramento 7 Sait Lake Citv 3 Spokane 3 Portland 0 (second game postponed 1 Phoenix li San Diego 8 Vancouver at Seattle postponed AMERICAN ASSOCIATION St Paul 5-3 Louisville 0-2 Omaha 15 Houston 6 Indianapolis 12 Denver 2 Fort Worth 13 Dallas 1 Minneapolis at Charleston Dostponed INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Miami 6 Richmond 2 Havana 7 Columbus 2 Other games postponed PAN-AMERICAN ASSOCIATION San Antonio 6 Poza Rica 5 Mexico City Reds 4 Tulsa 3 Cruz 11 Amarillo 6 Victoria 10 Nuevo Laredo 4 Austin 5 Mexico Citv Tigers 2 Monterrev 3 Corpus Christi 2 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Birmingham 17 Atlanta 0 New Orleans 6 Shreveport 2 Chattanooga 14 Nashville 3 Only games scheduled EASTERN LEAGUE All games postponed SOL'TH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Knoxville 10 Asheville 5 Savannah Jacksonville 5 Columbus 6 Macon 5 Charles 3 Charlotte 2 Famous Complele Scuba 7995 Diving Lupv Retoil 11800 Terms Arranged MAIN DIST 1331 MAIN A NATIONAL LEAGUE Fla-AIor Farm Tryouts Lure 40 Bowlers Forty candidates turned out for the Pla-Mor Farm league tryouts under the direction of Dawes Comms and Jim Soptic Bob Dehmer and Chuck Vile assisted in the coaching and selecting Mike Lucas topped the field with 224-630 while Tom Berryman was right behind with 253-613 Bill Weaver had the other plus-600 set on 230-608 Wally Johnson wheeled 206-581 and Dean Garrett 213-583 An 8-team league will be organized for summer play At least one club from the group will be entered in the Pla-Mor Masters Classic loop next Fall FOSTER SOFA SLEEPER ltb IhNtKsHtLMi MATTRESS SI NATIONAL 606 WALNUT TESTERDA VS RESI LTS Cincinnati 5 San Francisco 2 Louis PhUadelphia 2 games scheduler TODAY'S GAMES Mhwaukee at Lo Angeles 9 Buhl fl-Oi vs McDevitt (2-lV Cincinnati at San Francisco 2:30 Lawrence (3 2i vs Anto- rej! i 4-2 at Chicago 12 roon Haddix (2-lt vs Drabowsky tl-31 Phladeiphia at St Lous 12:30 Owens 1 -2 vs Brogiio 1 0-2 1 TOMORROW'S GAMES Milwaukee at Los Angeles 3 "Cincinnati at San Francisco 2:30 PC's burgh at Chicago (2V 12 noon Pnradelphia at St Louis (2) 12 noon OS SO LI A TED HDERWRITERS I 1907 Grand Ave Kansas-City 8( Mo Save on Vacation Luggage AT PAY SI 00 A WEEK I A.