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Santa Cruz Sentinel 7 Friday, July 6, 1956 Mew Opens Tennis, Anyone? Indians Also To Be Investigated i i' Yankees Lengthen Lead USC Slush Fund And Cal's Work Program On Agenda By Jack Stevenson San Francisco (A.P.). The Pacific Coast conference meets here tomorrow and Sunday to probe reports of illegal financial aid to athletes by Southern California, California and Stanford. Washington and UCLA recently were penalized severely for such infractions. Conference action is taken by the faculty representatives of the nine member schools with athletic directors attend Braves Can Win On Road, But Lose At Heme Park By Ed Wilks The Associated Tress Their own County stadium, of all places, is fast becoming a "jinx" park for the Milwaukee Braves, who take over the National league lead on the road, then fall flat at home. The Braves lost their firasp 1 i '1 in a 7-1 defeat by the Chicago Cubs.

It was the 12th defeat in their last 18 games at home (where they have only a 14-14 season mark) and shoved the Milwaukces three percentage points behind the Cincinnati Redlegs, who were Stranahan Fizzles In British Open As Thomson Nears 3rd Straight Title '4 1 Ken Kitscwall finds tennis a slippery business as he falls twice during a men's singles match against Vic Seixas at Wimbledon. The court was made quite slippery by rain. Itosrwall lost in the finals to fellow countryman Lew Hoad, 6-2, 4 (i, 7-5, 6 4. White Sox Move Step Nearer Title In a loosely played game, the Aptos White Sox moved a step nearer the Mid-County Little league pennant as they walloped the hapless Suquel Athletics, 21-12. The Aptos Seals moved into a tie for first place in the Farm league when it defeated the So- qucl Padres, 13-8.

Both teams now have identical eight and three marks. The White Sox clinched the game in the second inning with an 11-run outburst. It was the White Sox's tenth victory in 12 starts. They need to win only three of their remaining six games to clinch a tie for the crown, while four out of six automatically means the pennant. Today's game finds the Live Oak Browns and Capitola Senators meeting in the finale.

Soquel Athletics AH It II Vera. If 4 2 0 1 3 1 Sinilev.cf 3 2 3 Holers, 3 1 1 ASnuth.lb 2 2 2 Slctteii.ss 2 0 1 Archei.if 2 0 0 2 0 0 Anderson, 1 0 0 G.Smith.lf 0 0 0 Kawata.ss 1 0 0 McCmbs.if 1 1 0 Wesl.p 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 Aptoi While Sox AB 11 Person 0 0 0 Jones. rf McCoy Rose. lb Fennell.rf Benson, Jb Shafler.ss 1 0 0 Crescinl.c 3 2 1 BovlP.lf 2 2 Harheldr.ns 3 1 2 Wcklund.cf 1 1 1 Totals 25 12 8 I Totals 28 21 15 Athletics -51 (i( 12 Hits 42 1 108 White Sox 411 60 -21 Hits 1H 51 15 2BH J. Jones 3, Crescini; RRI Smith 2, Sletten 2, Rose 2, Fennell 2, lienson 2.

Jones. M. Johnson. McCoy 2, Shatter, Cre-cini. Myoka, Smiley, C.

Smith. A. Smith 2. LP Anderson; WP McCoy. LIB off- Anderson 8, West 3.

McCoy 4, Wicklund Rose 2. SO Andersen 1. West 4. McCov 6, Wicklund 2. Rose 2: 20 Walks.

Very loosely played. Both teams Vlld throws and 'fielding errors. Soquel Padrei 1 Aplos Seali Iloylake, England Frank Stranahan's bid for the British Open Golf championship fizzled out on the last two rounds today as defending Champion Peter Thomson of Australia apparently turned the tournament into a runaway. Stranahan, eight strokes behind at the 3G hole point, shot rounds of 72 and 7(5 on the last day for a 72 hole total of 29G. Thomson, a later starter, fired a one-over-par 72 on his morning round to hold the lead at 54 QUALITY AT i on first place acain last nieht NATIONAL LEAGUE w.

l'et. GBL 'a 5 6 It', 11 ll'j Cincinnati 41 Milwaukee Brooklyn 40 St Louis 37 Pittsburgh 34 Chicago 30 Philadelphia 30 New York 30 30 .577 .547 .571 .507 A'Xi .441 41 .42.1 .412 40 Result! Yesterday Chicago 7 Milwaukee 1 Brooklyn at New York rain Only games scheduled CALIFORNIA LEAGUE W. Pet. .520 .513 .513 .4111 CBL 13 14 14 Ki'a 2U'j Fresno Stockton Modesto Reno Visalia San Jose Salinas ..53 ..41 40 -40 ..37 23 37 3D 38 40 53 Bakeibfield 51 .318 Remit! Yeilerdav San Jose 15 Stockton 4 Reno 2 Salinas 1 ilo innings) Modesto 7 Bakeisfield 2 Visalia 10 Frpsno 5 Schedule Tonight Salinas at Reno Stockton at San Josr Modesto at Bakers field Fresno at Visalia PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. l'et CBL flattie 55 34 .618 .529 .4113 .4118 I os Anpeles 54 an l'i 8 H'i 11 14 14 23 Hollywood 4H Portland 42 Sacramento 42 San rjiPo 41 San Francisco ...41 Vancouver 31 41 44 44 4B 4B 57 .352 Retulli YeMerHav Los Angeles 10 San Diego 5 Sacramento 4 San Francisco Hollywood 8 Portland 7 Only games scheduled Pitchen Tonlghl Hollywood at Los Anijeles (dnv) Eob Garber 1-0 vs.

Dave llillman 9-4 Portland at Seattle. Bill Weile 9-7 vs. Bud Todbielan 8-4 or Art Shallock 544. San Diego at Sacramento. John Car-mlchael B-7 vs.

Clovd Boyer 5-4, Snn Francisco at Vancouver, Bill Abernathe 2-2 or Ell Giba B-3 and H. Smith 4-4 vs McDonald 3-5 and Fred Baczew-skl 2-1 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. CBL 4 5'i JO'i 15 lH'i 1'1'j 21 incw lorK 49 Chicago 42 Cleveland 42 Boston 37 Baltimore 33 Detroit 31 Washington 31 Kansas Citv 27 2 27 30 35 40 41 47 46 .653 .514 .452 .431 370 Reiulti Yesterday New York 6 Boston 1 Detroit 13 Cleveland 7 Only games scheduled National League W.

L. Tct. GEL Lions Cubs 4 1 .800 20-31) Cardinals 2 2 .500 2 Kiwanis Pirates 2 2 ,50) 1U Moose Dodqers 4 '200 3 Heiulli Yeiterdajr Lions Cubs 20 Moose Dodgers 4 American League VV. L. Pet.

CRL Elk Yankee? 4 1 Native Sons Red Sex 3 1 .750 Jaycee Tipers 2 2 .500 r2 Optimist Indians ..0 5 .000 4 Reiulti Yefterdny Elk Yankees 17 Optimist Indians 0 Junior League W. L. Pet. 1 orio .750 .333 .250 CBL 2 2'i 3 rew car Dealers .4 NMB Lions 3 Odd Fellows 2 Optimists 1 Mlramar Cafe 1 Knlehts 0 .000 Reiulti Yeiterriiiv NMB Lions 3 Odd Fellows 0 Mid-County W. L.

Aptos White Sox ..10 2 Live Oak Browns fi 5 Pet. B33 .545 .515 CBL Capitola Senators 6 Suquel Athletics 1 11 Reiulti Yeilerdav Aptos White Sox 21 Suquel Athletics 12 MC Farm Leaoue W. I. Pet CBL Aptos Seals 3 7:7 Soque! Padies 4 Capitola Stars 4 7 4 Live Oak Oaks 2 fl .200 5'j Reiulti Yesterday Aptos Seals 13 Soquel Padres 8 San.Loren7n. Valley W.

Pet CflL R. C. Tipers .3 0 J.ono V. Senators 1 1 .500 Pj, B. L.

Yankees I 1 pa Felton Indians 0 3 3 Reiulti Yesterday Boulder Creek 12 Felton 2 SHOP I THE CRF.ATFR SANTA CRUZ TRADING AREA BBWg No-Hit, No-Run Game Pitched By MePherson A new member for the Junior league's Hall of Fame was accepted last night when Fred Mc-rherson HI turned in a near-perfect no-hitter as the North Monterey Bav Lions turned back the Odd Fellows, 3-0, at West stadium. The victory moved the Lions to within one-game of the unbeaten New Car Dealers. Mcpherson faced only 21 batters during the seven-inning fray. Three men reached base, two on walks and one via an error, but all were picked off. Only one moved further than first and he was nabbed on third.

Seven IOOF batters went down on strikeouts. Jackson, the losing hurler, pitched creditable ball. He allowed the NMB Lions only three hits, but the Lions clinched the game in the opening inning with a run. Today's game finds the Optimists meeting the Knights of Columbus at 5 clock. Box score: Lions Odd Fellows AH ABRH Filice.3b 4 1 1 KinK.cf 2 1 1 Robbitt.ss 3 0 0 Ross.c 3 0 0 Brnkmn.rf 0 1 McPhrsn.p 4 0 0 Mason, lb 1 0 0 DomnRuz.lf 1 1 0 Mumhv.2b 0 0 0 2 0 0 Mello.lf 3 0 0 Wrlght.cf YouiiR.ss Kinf.rf McLhln.lb Jackson, BaKby.cf 2 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 Totals 23 3 3 I Totals 19 0 0 Lions 101 fini 03 Hits ino 010 13 Ocid Fellows OiK) 0(M) 00 Hits 000 00O 0 fl HBI-Bobbin 2, King 1.

LP lack-son, VVP MePherson. BB off-Jackson 12. MePherson 2. SO by Jackson 3, MePherson 7. Notes: MePherson faced onlv 21 batters; 3 men got on base 2 by walks and one via 1 error AIJ these base runners were picked off (Only one got beyond 1st base he was pick-ed off 3rd base.) Sports Calendar TODAY Wrestling Juan Humberto vs.

Pete Peterson, Big Bill Miller and Angelo Cistoldi vs. Salvado Kovacs and Art Michalek in a tag match, civic auditorium, first bout 8:30 p.m., admission charge. Little League 20-30 Cardinals vs. Kiwanis Pir ates, Native Sons Red Sox vs. Jaycee Tigers, Santa Cruz Little Leagues, tncinal street diamond first game 5:15 p.m., no admission charge.

Live Oak Oaks vs. Capitola Stars, Live Oak Browns vs. Capitola Senators, Mid-County Little Leagues, Capitola school stadium, first game 4:45 p.m., no admission charge. Scotts Valley Senators vs. Ben Lomond Yankees, San Lorenzo Valley Little League, San Lorenzo Valley high school stadium, game time 5 p.m., no admission charge.

Junior League Optimists vs. Knights of Columbus, Santa Cruz Junior League, Harvey West stadium, game time 5 p.m., no admission charge. SUNDAY Baseball Santa Cruz Sea hawks vs. Jef ferson of San Francisco, Harvey West stadium, game time 2 p.m., admission cnarge. Seahawks Seek Second Victory Here Sunday Fresh from their opening dav victory, the Santa Crm Sparta wit baseball team will engage Jefferson of San Francisco Sunday at Harvey West stadium.

The first pitch will be hurled al 2 p.m. Manager Joe Alibertis Sea-hawks walloped Minicciano Realtors of San Francisco, 10-5, last week. They put together a 14-hit attack while Bob Cardiff limited the losers to five hits. Last year Jefferson took measure of the locals, 12-5. But Santa Cruz finally appears to have found itself.

Playing with almost an identical team as a year ago, the Hawks looked very impressive. In 1955 they could win only one game. Aliberti will probably go with Cardiff, holding back Jack Mc-Ilvain and Bill Sheppard for relief duty. The offensive attack should lie much on the shoulders of Rich Hager, Fresno State The stocky clean-up man banged three hits in four attempts against the Realtors. A significant fact concerning the Seahawk offense is their capability of threatening at any place in the lineup.

Last week the entire starting alignment contributed at least one hit. Los Angeles Rips San Diego 10-5 By The Associated Tres Slugger Steve Bilko went hit-less but his Los Angeles mates pounded three San Diego pitchers for a 10-3 victory in the Pacific Coast league last night. Los Angeles moved within 14 games of Seattle, idle league leader. ANTIUS TEUPHONi SKltVICE ii "5560 i ing but not voting. Southern California may be in for severe penalties.

Newspapers quoted Los Angeles sources as saying Southern California admitted 42 cases of rule violations. J. Miller Leavy, a UCLA alumnus and deputy Los Angeles county district attorney, has charged that a group of USC alumni raised $71,235 and paid it to 60 Trojan athletes in two years. He also accused the University of California of having a "phony job racket" in which he said athletes yere given off-campus jobs with pay but little or no work. Cal officials reported finding 20 athletes who received a total of $1100 in the 1955-56 school year as tuition.

That's approved in the conference but President Robert Gordon Sproul of California has never approved such payments. On June 21, Al Masters, athletic director at Stanford, said he had discovered "minor violations" of the football code at his school. He added, "There is no slush fund here, and there is no organized alumni payoff system." On May 6 Washington was put on probation two years and barred from sharing Rose Bowl receipts. The latter will cost the school an estimated S52.C00. Two weeks later UCLA drew a three-vear probation and was fined "$15,000 to bring its total loss to about $93,000.

In addition, football players were assessed loss of a year's eligibility unless it was proved they did not receive illegal aid. The powerful PCC Presidents' Council has called for reports by July 15 from each school covering investigations of coaches and booster club activities in the past year. The school leaders also voted unanimously to: "Recommend to their faculty representatives that the process of deliberating on individual cases and assessing penalties he carried to a prompt conclusion: and that as soon as it is concluded and before September 1, 195G, all cases and penalties be reviewed at one time and be certain that there has been fully equitable treatment between and among cases." The meeting here this weekend was set before the July 15 deadline WtiS established by the presidents, but its dates were not changed. This might indicate that further reports may be presented at the meeting or sent to the conference next week. Merchants Seek Sixth Straight Victory Tonight Working on a five-game winning streak, the Santa Cruz Merchants will be out to make it six straight and two in a row over the Freeman Pavers tonight when the two teams clash in the Redwood City Invitational tourney.

The Merchants won a default game in the opening night of the tourney Wednesday. Should the Merchants win tonight they will play again tomorrow night. This will be the second meeting between the Merchants and the Pavers. The Merchants won a battle between the two several weeks back. Vacationist Hits Ace AtPasatiempo W.

C. Cheney of Jamestown, scored his first ace in golf on Pasatiempo's short 15th hole Monday. Cheney, who used an eight-iron to do the feat, is a regular summer visitor to Santa Cruz and plays Pasatiempo often. Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel Wells of Beverly Hills witnessed the hole-in-one. TONIGHT Family Night Children under 12 adm. free 1st EVENT Juan Humbert vs. Pete Peterson 45 out of 3 falls BIG MAUI EVENT Australian Tag Match BIG BILL MILLER and ANGELO CISTOLDI SANDOR KOVACS and ART MICHALIK 8:30 p.m. SANTA CRUZ Civic Auditorium Ringside 1.75 Main Floor 1.50 General $1 Studonf 75c Kranich Pitches One-Hitter For DriveN-Eat '9' A one-hit pitching performance by Doug Kranich paved the way for an 11-2 victory by the Drive-N-Eat softball team over McCal-lies Service last night in the lone game at DeLaveaga park.

Kranich didn't walk a batter and fanned nine in scoring his victory. Stewart ruined his no-hit bid in the opening inning with a single. Jules DePrcter paced the Drive-M-Eat attack with a double and two singles to account for four llBI's. No Merchants game is scheduled for the field tonight and the lone regular game pits the Wrig-ley's Gum nine against the San Lorenzo Valley team at 8:30. The preliminary will be between two girls teams.

Box score: Drlv-N-Eai ABR1I Costa 4 0 Baldassr.ss 2 3 1 Ghio.lb 1 2 1 DePreter.lf 4 3 3 Oliveri.rf 2 0 Kiiby.2b 4 2 Vivianm.cf 4 0 0 Downey.e 4 2 2 Kranich, 4 12 Attavian.rf 2 0 McCallies Service ABRH 3 0 0 Adams.cf 2 0 0 Stewart.rf 3 0 1 Mil Is. 3b 3 0 0 Hackbrth.e 3 0 Dimarrzi.lp 3 10 2 0 0 I.athrop.lb 2 0 0 Penigo.p 110 Totals 31 11 111 Totals 22 2 1 Drlv-N-Eat 12 1 25 0 1 1 Hits 011234 0-11 McCallies Service 010 001 02 Hits 100 000 01 2BH DePreter 1, Klrby RBI Depreter 4, Ghio 2, Klrbv 2. Attav-iano, Kranich: LP-PerriRO, BB off Perigo 3, Adams 1. SO by Perrigo 4, Aams 3, D. Kranich B.

No-Hitter Moves Yankees To Top Stan Pillsbury and Steve Smith combined yesterday to pitch the Elk Yankees to a 17-0 no-hit, no-run victory over the hapless Optimist Indians in the feature game at the Santa Cruz Little League diamond. The Yankees, who by virtue of the victory moved into first place over Native Sons Red Sox, now have a four and one record, while the Optimists have yet to win a game in five tries during the second half of the seaseon. Halt Bettencourt's Lions Cubs continued their winning ways as they pummeled the Moose Dodgers, 20-2- The victory boosted the Cubs' National league lead to l'i games over the 20-30 and Kiwanis Pirates. Smith started for the Yankees striking out six and walking four. Pillsbury finished the game.

He did' not walk a batter and fanned two. The Yankees blasted out 13 hits, including; home runs by John Ealy and Al McCommon. McCom-mon, along with Smith, paced the 13-hit Yankee attack. Both had perfect days at the plate with three for three, Ealy had three for four. Bobby Lockwood homered for the Cubs, while Haber hit one for the Dodgers.

Today's double bill finds the Cards and Pirates battling for second place in the opener, while the feature game pits the Native Sons against the Jaycee Tigers. Box scores: Cubi Dodgtrt ABRH Dellamor.p 2 0 ThurinRr.ss 2 0 0 Morelli.lb 1 0 1 Lathem.c 2 10 BoRal.rf 0 0 0 Moodv.lf 2 0 0 1 0 0 Piexoto.3b 10 0 Harwood.el 0 0 0 Hitter, ft 2 0 2 Haber.cf 2 11 ABRH Bourrifru.il 13 0 2 4 1 Lock wd, lb 4 3 2 McFhrsn.ss 2 2 McDowelU 3 2 Case.rf 3 2 Marker.p 4 2 22 White.cf 2 Goodrich.lf 1 Hogan.rf 0 0 Puget.cf 1 0 Coflard.lf 0 0 Totals 25 20 8 Totals 15 2 4 Cubs 132 5020 Hits 41 31 9 Dodgers 00 11 2 Hits 12 4 HR Haber, Lockwood. 2BH-Case. RBI Bourriatrue, Schillinger 2, Lock-wood 4, MePherson 2, McDowell 2, Case 2, Marker. Wilson, Haber, Piex-cto.

LP Dellamora, WP Marker. RB off Marker 1. Lockwood 2, Dellamora 9, Haber 1, Wright 1. SO by Marker 8, Lockwood 2, Dellamora 3, Haber 3, Wright 1. Indians AB Meschl.ss 3 Hartnell.3b 2 Ontry.lb 0 Mackey.p 2 Domnffuz.lf 2 Grkmyr.rf 1 Yankect AB Psppas.lf 2 Vascnclls.lt 1 Wndls.rf 3 Guiliano.if 0 Smith, 3 McCmn.lb 3 4 Mondlni.ss 3 Pill.ibviry.cf 4 Carbe.c 2 2 IIH 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 4 3 Herrin.cf 2 GaRne.c Netto.cf Tuana.p McRae.cf Totals 18 0 0' Totals 27 1713 Indians 000 00 0 Hits 000 00 0 Yankees S20 lOx 17 Hits 430 6x 13 HR Ealv, McCommon.

2BH-Mc-Common, Smith 2, Garbe. RBI Smith 2. McCommon 4, Faly 5. Fuilmura. LP Mackev.

WP-Smlth. BB off Mackey 8, Herrln 1, Smith 4. SO hv Mac-key 6, Herrln 1, Smith Pillsbury 2. Tag Team Match Slated Tonight A tag team match pitting Big Bill Miller and Angelo Cistoldi against Salvador Kovacs and Art Michalek is the main event on tonight's wrestling card at the civic auditorium. In the preliminary bout, Pete Peterson opposes Juan Humberto.

The first event will get underwav at 8:30 p.m.. according to Promoter Joe Clark. Kile. In their last home stand, the Braves lost 10 of 15 and tumbled from first to fifth before catching fire with an 11-game winning streak on the road. Now they've lost two of three on the current home stand.

An even worse home record came to an-end itt-the-Amcrican league as the Detroit Tigers who had gone through 15 games without a victory at Briggs stadiumlaid the wood to Cleveland and Bob Lemon to win 13-7 and put the third place Indians games behind first place New York. The Yankees, with fiil Mc-Dottgald banging in four runs with a homer, double and single, defeated Boston 61 in a scheduled day night double-header that saw the nightcap postponed by rain. It was the only other game scheduled in the AL, and pushed the Yanks' lead to four games over idle Chicago. The sixth-place Cubs, who have taken six of their kct nine, including three-ot'-four from the Braves, socked Milwaukee and Ray Crone with five runs alter two were out in the seventh inning. Eddie Miksis eighth homer started the uprising as six straight hits snapped a 1-1 tie.

Don Hoak and Dee Fondy each had RBI doubles in the big frame while Gene Baker sliced a two-run single. Vito Valentinctti, making his first major league start, and Jim Brosnan four-hit the Braves. Bros-nan won his second with one-hit ball over 4V4 relief innings, coming on when Valentinetti injured his knee covering home plate on a wild pitch that scored the Milwaukee run. McDougald's three-run shot in the third off loser Bob Por-terfield iced it for the Yankees as Whitey Ford won his 10th with a seven-hitter. It was his third straight over the Red Sox.

Detroit's Frank Lary was tagged for a first-inning bases-loaded home run by Jim Busby and a three-run shot by Al Rosen in the sixth, but he gave up only three other hits and coasted in as the Tigers rocked Lemon to his sixth defeat with 11 runs in the first three frames. Harvey Kuenn poked a three-run homer and Lary singled two home in a five-run third inning. BC Tigers Score 3rd Straight Win Paced by the hitting of Steve Rodriguez, the Boulder Creek Tigers scored their third straight victory in the San Lorenzo Valley Little League yesterday afternoon as they defeated the Felton Indians, 12-2. The Tigers, who won the first half schedule, were trailing 2-0 going into the bottom of the second when they erupted for six runs on four hits to clinch the game. Rodriguez had a perfect day at the plate with three for three.

Bob Adams was the winning pitcher. He limited the losers to six hits, walking four and striking out six. Today's game pits the Scotts Valley Senators against the Ben Lomond Yankees. The two teams are currently tied for second place. Box score: Talion Bouldtr Creek ABRH ABRH 4 1 1 2 1 1 2 0 0 Robustll.2b 2 0 1 Hansen.

3 1 2 Hammnd rf 2 0 1 BStPVens.lf 3 0 0 Holmhoe.3b 3 0 1 Gum, lb .1 0 1 I.ipperd.lf 3 3 3 Timm.c 3 0 0 RodriRUZ.lf 3 3 3 HStevns.cf 1 0 0 SprafHie.c 0 1 0 Kotschk.rf 1 0 0 Pattersn.cf 2 2 0 Clark. 2h 2 0 0 Adams. 1 1 1 Collins.3b 0 0 0 Hicks, ss 2 0 0 1 0 1 l.arsrn.2b 1 0 0 C'ostella, 0 0 0 1 1 1 Esposilo 1 0 1 Hungtin.c 0 1 0 Totals 24 2 6 Totals 52 12 fl Felton 200 00 2 Hits 02- 8 Boulder Creek Ml 5x 12 Hits 142 2x- 9 HR off Hansen 3, Collins 2, Adanii 4. SO by Hansen 2, Adams 6. BEMNGTON NAMED DRAKE CAGE COACH East Lansing M1).

John E. Benington, assistant basketball coach at Michigan State university, resigned today to become head coach at Drake university. dlraNdo WIN'S rortland, Ore. OP). Hard-punching Ernie Durando, 162, Bayonne, N.J., won an unpopular 10-round split decision over Jimmy Martinez, 1G0, Phoenix, last night iiJMMrnviitihii ir AH II RShearr.lb 1 2 0 1 1 0 llill.c 3 3 3 Johnson.

ss 3 2 1 Lenhart.lf 2 2 Flint, if 12 0 Gould ef 2 0 2 0l! Bnird.p 110, B.itchldr.p 10 MShearr.lb 0 0 0 Ross. 3b OOO! Nelson.ef 1 0 1 10 1: holes with a 212 total. Belgium's Flory van Donck, three strokes behind him at that point, had a final round of 74 and a 21)9 total. That seemed to assure Thomson of his third straight title, as a 76 would be enough to beat van Donck. Argentina's Enrique Ber-tolino, third after 54 holes, would have to make up five strokes on his final round.

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I.enhart 2, Johnson 2. Gould 2, Flint. Pummill, CI Parker, J. Johnson. LP- G.

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