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TUE NASHVILLE IANNrit'rt Ou Scotland May 22-40 Saenti 1n: tiny 34-yent old Australian pub-owner bat- 1 2 i 11111 NASHVILLE 1'1 -f 0 1 1-1' qu:) '7 1 4 0 a fe: I ii lit- re) r-1- ft) I ft i arid) 5 L) fl I- i ii p0F 1: ach- 11::: 6- 2 4-1 1110 a irtN "14 0-21- 1-7 4 I 1- 1 1 til) 9 4-i11 1i404101 Ji-L 9 7' 1 I I 11- 4-71 1 et 41'1 1- "11- 0 0 0 1111 Ca 'Li' viP 4 I 1 Ilt IVO Vihir Gu Scotlan d' May 20-4111 1 7 N'' 7 (I ii 41 '4 ''''W is i i 1- bad break He booked his drive' 4 badly into some casual water and then could not find It Although Campbell asked' the tournament committee to appeal to the gallery of 2000 for verifl- cation that the ball bad peared in the casual water no 1 one could say that he had peen 1 Campbell after it fruitless search then had to return to the tee and drive again with a two stroke penalty He lost the bole to Bachlfs par four and fell I behind for the first tiros ln the match 1" toUrn bad break He booked his drive- badly' Into some casual 'water and then could aot find 41 Although -Campbell asked' the ament committee to appeal to the gallery of 2000 for the bunker pocked Muirfied course- 1 A bad break on the 20th bole -aecond ion the afternoon the bunker pecked to the left of the 'green He course fluffed hie second shot and A bad break on the 20th hole finally landed 15 feet from the aecond Ion the afternoon pin on his third 43achli also a gamble that failed missed the green with his tee on the 33rd were the big factors shot but pitched to Atte edge In Campbell's defeat and putted within three feet With the match even after 32 The Americet then missed the holec Campbell drove his tee 15-footer he needed po badly shot into a bunker Rather than to sink play safe he tried for distance Campbell 'could not keep from and twice lilt the bunker face as spraying his shots on the 35th he tried to shoot out bole and managed only to halve That put Campbell one down the hole in fix givihg Dacha and he never recovered On the the match 193-yard 84th bole Campbell's On the 20th hole Campbell drive landed In a gramy hollow fell one down as the result of a the green with his tee the bunker pecked kluirfted to the left of the green He fluffed hie second- shotSad break on the-20th' bole: finally landed 15 feet from the ttuthnecisecnodnda goo th gamble 'aft that rnoon in on his 'third 43achli aleo efailed misse' tl on the 33rdwersthe big factors ahoy but pitched to Atle edge W4t 1tt nuttwit tow aswoya obanNo ogoesela waao mow na-wa That put -Campbell one down the hole In five givihg Dacha and be never recovered On the the match I93-yard- 84th 'bole' Campbell's On the 20th bole Campbell Artua tentlikA hntirnm: toll one down se the result of A By BOB PHILLIPS (Birmingham Post Herald) Birmingham '29-4Apparent1y there are four working pitcher on the Nasirvigestaff and four otherewhose contributions' are 'virtually nil with' whet imounta to a four- man pitching corps the Vol aro -11-116 SCCIreCark-- doing a bit of ail right though SARON VAST: news singled Lea- Their 32 4 victory sofer Minghamx Friday mghto giving earaes e111 sntrjr as illeysseosed Manager luvr ww-14111g whose tontribu- orecard Flews singled Lea- shin Lennon failed til C1ea 111Y he wag roe as Pew scored By 1101 PHILLIPS 1 (Birmingham Post Herald) A tied from behind' to 1fl tho'' British'Amattur golf Calamplonship today defeating Bill Camp- bell of Huntington Va 2 and 1 Although outdrivon an var age of nearly 40 yards through Out tho first halt'of the ached-Wad 36hols final loobli woo the covotod Sitio chiefly by his' remarkable ability to scramble tho rough to within easy putting distanco of tho cup on tied from behind' 'to win the British Amateur golf obamplon- UMW it1191111 It Melt litiM11111 WW1 the coveted title chiefly by his remarkable ability to scramble tho rough to within easy aie 41 eh Ann 117110BUR SIIAWpredicts that Tony lettenhauasn providing VT his car holds together will be leading Idonday's 500-mile Speedway race at Indianapolie at 250 miles Shaw even entor taint notions of Tony being the first Man to lap the two-end-a-half-mils track in 60 seconds Plat would be 150 miles anhour I Noisk Extremes AtilLaul vv his cat Speedway yi taint notion two-and-nhi an hour 'Noise E) varTILIturt SHAW Vk' 110ifotma ii r'15'1 1ti lour Ilse Extremes Libby7 his Mayo Smith yes not bringing Plow nom It woo a to was their fourth win in jive Lennon On run Ugh call 4alazi 11 gamas on their proiont triir and VOL SECOND Fogg bit ihh left- soots nom" the foul lino tor it vm01 WW1 111 IPWWW0 SIFIV OTIV goeid soma neat" the foul line tor II lh vas not brinstrig a tough call aeatnst se bit Into the left- a foul line for 11 i eeTyeF 41pqmpr4w1 41t--r twor! I s4 t0 Ai e--- I $44 i i 0 t' I 1 it r' -4 i I their eighth in the last 10- ink Smith and several Barons tiro wwwswwwwwwwetskhq 41b tested Ilinntre Ross' tali and of course '1 Libby 'i Speck Pa ge Joe VOL THIRD: Coonitis waked Berne to no avail One run tl Stupak and Joe Margoneri who ''einelee to center Rodintled to pitches tonight inthe final game kr scoring Cosmidis and moving Beerrnne here each have delivered two third Fora bi to Pi ttnd 74 to was out Plewe to nerberet to Fie triumphs since' May it In tact- tionondroned a soft simile into they're accounted for all except teriatinnIsatipirw4 jeutntli a horn --two of the wins this season i kin over the rightfleid wall between Manager Hugh- Poland is un- the bleachers and the arandstand-One 4 Willing to entrust a relief assign rapticti merit latply to Pete Modica Tony icon: you 3 Birmingham West or Jim Suchecki Bob Cid- Inning' when Poland thought 01004" -40! dens out since April 22 with an '4 injured arm may be just about there would be no catch on Alex i ready to return to the firing 2 Cosmidis' hoist into short right I 1 line however Recently arrived and beckoned Buster Boguskie- -Fred hasn't been needed on from second He was easily a doubled up Floyd Fogg blasted a home run- -1 Since the Vole began their -1'4 streak May le (modest when his first It was just fair into the Itl compared string of 14 consecutive wins) pared to Atlantan sensation leftfield bleachers in the second a Inning Singles by Eric Rodin and it i ii- 1 Wadi' and Suchecki have been Bob loc isivo: aionnOn has hit safely In his 1 to i qthueartoently wtwhoovoef thseeensecseonrydaterz :1 k- i -I Both hurled- lief tricks In a loss to Mobile undistinguished re- last 13 amme Rodin in bin but 4 i nine 7- 1 I I May 111 The 'Vole only halt a game out 1 '1' 1 i Modica has not beeecalle0 on of fourth place now will rely on 4 i since' Memphis gave hini their fastballer Joe Margoneri Ntonight They'd play a double- thorough lacing May 15 With only one-fourth of! the header in Chattanooga Sunday a season played and many make-up gams there Monday night 4 single doubleheaders staring the Vole and return to Sulphur Dell next r-- in the face it wouldn't change Tuesday night 't '''''itt 1st June 1 to face ik 4' 2 1' pricing to see some a Birmintham 1' the pitching department 1 Five Baron double Playa one NatinvILLIC An SS PO a is 2 several Barons giro- call end of course midis 'talked Berri singled to cen- and moving Bernil to Pleivs and Berne Rerberet to Flews oft simile into sea Two runs 3erberet hit I home timid well between he grandstandOne OLS i Birminshms A Poland ihought ao catch on Alex into short right Buster Boguakie- He was easily isted ahem just fair into the Ire in the second Eric Rodin and )red the decisive' lit safely In bier Etoclita in his last half a game oue now will rely on 'Joe Margonerl play II double- inooga Sunday a re Monday night ulphur Dellrtext June 1 to face AS all PO A a 101011MMIMOSI -I 4 or 1 1( i hl I ts s' A rt I 4 e- itt tne only two or T110 seconaary il I I i 1' quartet who've seen service Pa in th thil4 Lennon has i i 1 Both hurled- undistinguished re- inst 13 i 1 lief tricks in a loss to Mobile 1 games: -Lae Vole on13 e'4 1 Modica has not beencalle0 on I since emp his gave hhais of fourth place their futballer -thorough thr lacit Itav 15 With only one-fourth of the make-uP single game the I- season played and many Birmingham and return to 8 3 doubleheaders staring the Vole 4 I the it Id 1 be Tuesday night ok -4-- 4' prising to see some changes in I the pitching department Five Baron double tlayit one NAISHVILLIS FOR A LONG time I've bad the urge to tea up 'Quiet Please" signs at the Indianapolis Speedway on the morning of the race and see how the customers would react to such en absurd request Surely the Speedway race is the world's noisiest sports event 4 4 At the other extreme are sports like tennis and golf wherein" silence is the accepted custom if the participants are to perform at their best I would like to endorse heartily Edgar Allon's plea in Fri' day's Banner for more considerate conduct by Nashville tennis spectators watching high school play There's no place for heckling or any kind of unusual noise front the loud cheeringduring actual tennis Play To rats tennis pleyers from sideline seats is just as improper as it would be to follow a golf match and needle the golfers as EL they prepare to putt on each green In The 1590's 'LlooTeAtt is the sport credited-1or 1: originating tho athletics scholarehip However there have been intiact recorded instances of if not athletic scholarships in tennis then at least some kind of aid to the participants writings of Pierre l'Estoille in his "Journal du Rogue do Henry IV" (Septt24 1394) offer this bit of evidence 111A certain monk while playing with Francis I against two lords made a brilliant stroke which decided the set in the King's favor who then exclaimed 'AM That is the stroke of a 'monk 'Sire' replied the monk 'whenever it may piens you It shall be the stroke of an abbots' "An abbey happened to be vacant at the moment and this the monk received as a reward both for his stroke and his witty 1-1 rejoinder A 1 II i pin of the race absurd ram sports even' At the silence is 6 at their bell I would day's Benne spectators There's from the sti To rats as it would I they primer' Favotitist LlooTaAl origina intlac been -s in tennis th "The wri de Henry Ii l'A Certi lords made favor who i Sire: 'shall be the "An abb monk recoil rt rejoinder" way Culvthe morning id react to such an the world's noisiest III and golf wherein" ants ars to perform' Allen's pies in Fri 7 by Nashville tennis' tors watching high school play here's no plus for heckling or any kind of unusual noise ihe loud cheering-during actual tennis Play rats tennis players from sideline seats is just as Improper would be to follow a golf match and need! ills golfers as Inmate to putt on each groom In The 1590's credited-lor rehip However there have if -not athletic scholarships Regne f' aid to the participants le i his "Journal n' dii this bit of evideocei''' decided the set In with Francis I against two the King's it IS the stroke of a 'MOnk tl never it may please you It it at the moment and this the or his stroke and his witty i 011b 2 4 1' I A 1 b- 7 1 1 I I i )- 6 ''1 1 1 1 4 1 -i 1 I -41 1 I 1 A I 1- 1 run-''! 1 -1 it 1 ri i rlk it II -A le l' 1 0 I e- I 1 r' 1- -news Logyert sat i 'f 1 A 1' 1 I' 1 410-'-- f- 4ob- I 0 1k: th'1 oh 4 I h' A 1 A 1 146 111 ti i 4 --4 i 4 k- '1a -t-- 1 -----4k- s'i -----r' --4- e-e3i -le -pi: i 7 41' I a 1- short of the Southern Associes essusists as i I i 0 wg 4 1 4 vis "Z11- "1 1 I 4 7 '7 A 't 4 tion record helped Art Ceccarelli tal: A 1 a a a II -1 hold down the score ISA Slight Fts Sb 4 i 1 3 GIANT sig New York Giant players who clouted home runs in last night'sI7-6 rout of the Brooltlyn Dodgers and made Libby toil extra harA Le1111011 Illi 4 i I 1 i I JENKINS I i touch bats in dressing teem alter the From left: Centerlielder Willie Mays Second Baseman Davey Williams Rookie for his verdict One of the twin ntrisimi is 4 0 l' IP 0 0 short of the Southern Associa- Etwoliell es I 1 2--111 II I 2 I II I 3 1 1-50-11 4 1 II 3 4 II 1 1 1 1- I I short of the Southern Associas caaaaala se 4 1A -risr 7-7 1770 7 -7 -'t -4 tion record helped Art Ceccarelli II mom rt tb hold down the score lut Slight Fts GIANT POWER-Ths six New York Giant players who clouted home runs in last night's 17-6 rout or rooklyn Dodgers and made Abby ton extra hard Lei1471air a 14 1m orraeono IPISAM illall 11 a 111911S PPM einMrlielder Willie Second Roseman Davey Williams Rookie for his verdict One of the twin Third Baseman Bill Gardner First Baseman Whitey Lockman Loftlielder Monte Irvin and Shortstop Alvin Dark (AP Wirephoto) killings was ma 5 MA 1 3 II If' 3 0 6 And in this flay and time some people' complainas if it's something new that athletes in the Army are being pampered! tes in the Army are being pampered! And In something 4 L'- Toisis 111 3 iS rt anb gain 11111b 40111 1111 AMP Strea Giant II 3 le WV AI a a Giant Streak: inning 1 tinng LI111ti PO' a I 1 36-1 4 4 urm Winning 013 inin '7 1 I KO els a a 7q 1 3 Wotowles rf 4 0 1 I tlEestasnEall 1-: I I 11 4' I i I 0 11 :::41 Totso IS -l t- It r1 is io- Watowlet ti SERBEart 1 Berman lb 41 4 a I 4 I I': 0 a a A a 0 2 1 0 3 0' 1- 1 II 11 0 0 6 111 li it r1 is i Co lk dk ff A i II es i 0 1 i I ys il 4 i 6 i 4 --k 4-- '1 to mr every game with Russ Hodges until the winning streak ends thon game delayed an hour at The gams was lia A VOA Os at2414 Suhafaudean At vain Soldier s'Nesewpoint HE RECENT yak-yak about ball players being 'coddled by the armed forces brought thie letter from a Chicagoan Hal Komi of 20g Wells St to John Carmichael sports editor of the Daily News: "This investigation by a couple of publicity-hungry con- 'gressmsn should be stopped before it wracks one of the Army's best morale devices was in Hawaii for a year and Sr Illaf and tha one thing kept us from making noises like monkeys was baseball "It was in Hawaii and on Saipan that Johnny Beasley' the Sold REI by the Hal Komi of the Daily "This I gressmon sh best morale 1 was 1 mat aept us "It was ri ewpoint i -J' t- Fak-yak 'about ball players being a a orces brought thit letter from Chicgoan wens Stto John Carmichael sports editor Lion by a couple of 'publicity-hungry con stopped before it wrecks one of the Army's 7' I ig -1 for a yaar and hlaf and the one thing eking noises like monkeys was baseball allied est ter Cressarsill hi Itik IlyCARL' LUNDQUIST ming His contribution to it all? mend 'performance every day First place Ifilwaukee won its The Phillies won their third in TimmyLug 11 woo (Unite4'Press Sports Writer) "It's simple'' he said "I just after thatArranks did the coach- 10th straight in 12 innings 3-2' a row 4-0 over the Pirates on a 9um got keep playing gin rummybefore ing that day and there hell stay from'the Cardinals in a mara- 'four-hitter by 2furry Dickson' 11131-204111 loch Lomeli Iterboret 1 allied out ter Cessarsill hi Kii lessrsill hi Iltb WI ONO 401-4 1 160 001 Ille6-4i 41witnesti lterborel I Ulmer Ilill--M1- 'l Sy CARL LUNDQUIST Ding His contribhtion to it all? mend performance every day First place Milwaukee won its The Phillies won their third in ie1ito's pisalyminpirgihesaidbetor ljuse after thatFranks did the coach- 10th strai ht in 12 innin a 3-2 a row 4-0 the irates on a (Unit" Press IIPPres WritsrL rummy ing that day and there he'll stay from'thoCardinals in agm four-hitter' over by Murry Dickson Leo Durochei I will could tailed at the en4 come the world's greatest gin- and let Herman Franks do my Bids from 4 that UMW' tne sutrt oecause oi rain JuLer 01 U1111 1111A111 immune UI raw Barmen It Logger A mt gag menage St Louie went ahesA 2-1 In the Gran Haunter kept up his ter- flAmtt an Wstowtes Le I WIMP sag Berman int Ws44ow4es sad Leo A-- Li A ro I 41 114 lk oh ega i player out 11111 WOO CUILItA COaCniUr Lama 4- nave uecu pleywa swum ipers 11611 Ilogusla sad DiPtgeo Left to throw hi Inn And bril lose his touch as a third bass When tho Giants started their baseball-- night crushing top of the 12th es Ray Jablonski' Aific bitting driving in two runs Naakvilie 90--LAbby former Cardinals' was -allows A ympttl 11 1o I aketwk togi la A oval ha mb stA mitt el at 111 IL 10 I' A i double and lingle i ceoestent iss--ubtot cmpeassui 4 rummy player but he also could coaching at third' -have been playing some fancy a -xA F111 Sairaliabt Sag DiPigaa a former Card te and DiPigoe ILett Kellam I 90--Libbs -Libel I Ceeestalit 4 COaCh tha Giants bean UD atritah tha sunertstitious Duroche the Dodger Davey Williams singled home-tbe marginal run with a of liho "Inch if tho Giants kOlP uP streak ths superstitious Durochv tho Dodgers Davey Williams Al singled homo-tho marginal nil: AMU a (101113111 Sna single nk 111-11 Vol t4ezr io1 uS A thoir winning streak sr decided that he would play Dark-- Monte Irvin and Rookis Milwaukee Put oreun Pair on a Rook At Fowler struck out LlibEtor Lteeerast111 144) The 'dandy little Milliliter cards with Bodges the Giants Bill audnor hit tho homers to Edlis Mathews with sight battors and gays op 11 laeksaii- Gfrard ar3027 Iwo 4411 Cellarelli 1-1 Ceresirolif (414) 1- kase2145 A-4027 wIuiuu IBM 6" err elnaullu um v6666666 loamy atv 6 6666 The 'dandy little manager cards with Bodges the Giants Bill Gardner bit tho homers walk to Eddie Mathews with sight hattore and gays op Al laeigailly' Girard A-2021 4411 tint inajoe IcatudOcarser just to keep bunch Item going slap-happy :1 1 This and That 1- 1' 2- liant 'major' t1 from going Thla and 'N Ippy It chortled today over the sixth broadcaster befoTe a game with in "the eighth Gardner's was two out and singles by Andy well se ttered Pals te gain hie 0'14 strnighi victo-iy by-his-on rush- the Philhesinsteid ofgoing out with two rionon Falco 100 Adeoc fourth victory without: a ton chortled today over the sixth broadcaster befoTe a game with in the eighth -Gardner's was two out and singles by Andy iftstl-scattered hits le gain his' ould straight victory by his on rush- the Phillies instead of going out with two men On t-- Jo and Johnny fourth victory without a toes I 60666 I ng Giants a 174 crusher over into the dugout Tbe- Giants Whitey Lockman and Willie Logan- Lew Burdelte pitched 1 the Dodgers that included six won that day and so-Durocher' Mays bit homers Maya got: five-hitter' all the way for his homers four in the eighth in- made Hodges come in for a four bits fifth victory He struck out five ing'dianto a 7174 crushervver Into the dugout: int a a 7 4 crusher over into- the' -dug- out Thir Giants' Whitey Lockman and Willie' Logan Lew Burdette pitched a Rigors that included sin won that day and so-Durocher Mays also bit homers Maya got' five-hitter all the way for his four In the eighth in- mad Bodges come in for a corn- four bits fifth victory Bo struck out five' 4 ri14 A Vtnii I "aro vs fa lastrAatta inityhatt LLnr2 I -n crunner over Into tne 1111111E A ZIAUL naLev the Dodgers that included six won that day and so-Durocher Sfays bit homers Maya got: five-bitter' all the way tor 1111 homers tour in the eighth in- made Hodges come in tor a corn- Tour mtg to nun vicry rill IltrUCA ULM 'ivy 4 rahert 1Vms for Cincin-nati over the Cubc-' 1 towlar in hot wator struck out Des irondy Hank ts Bausr and Ralph Rinse in order third In the thirdoTad Kluszow- rittenberg Takes Early Lea 11 ski and Wally Post hit homers with runners en second and for Cincinnati Kluszowski's dP I-- -At al 'PA -in hot wator frequintly :4 ic struck out Deo Fenny man Sauer and Ralph kiner in order Takes 4- with runners en second and Wittenberci Early Lead Over third In the thirdeTed Kleine- hi and Wally Post hit homers foe Cincinnati Kluszowski's -T- ty Tennis French may patch up his rift with George May and play in the Tam O'Shanter at Chicago in a $10000 guarantee home-and-home football series Is brewing between varsity of Kentucky and Indiana University (m cial name la Indiana University not University of Indiana) teaser income tax expert and author who died intently 74 started his accounting career when he worked with figures as a bowling writer for the old Newark Star play in the guarantee home vorsity of 4 is Indiana li ta a 1 started his I bowling wri lin milt nitch tin his rife with Gaorta I MIIV and' a $10000 ha begtweaen I Uni lici name a Whoo OSS 1 Wh001! 1 :2 -OR i I -THE 1 tl' 1 4 Should the 4 I t( 00 ''i )t ig ti 4-- 0 0402- A Ada pia ad Ida asa -41 a ler alit to sorb tot or 111 fri 10VIIIIOU "III '4)11111111WIIIV'Afmskiiialwui' 1 blarberry the old stronuarm relief specialist for the Washington Senators who by 1939 bad turned into 'bar magician teaming with Ray bamboozle the Vole in the Dixie Series with Ft Worthy has had his left let amputated hi Washington ball magicii the Dixie Si ipiaalistfeths In the -American Lea' gue Abe White Sox had a thunderous night at bat pounding out 114 and 144 victories at Baltimore to move within nine percentage points of Bret-place Cleveland and stretch theirwinning streak to seven games The Yankees spotted the Red Sox a six-run lead then bounded back for a 104 victory Early Wynn pitched a two-hitter to give Cleveland a 8-0 victory over Detroit Washington outslugged rhiladelphisi '124 Abe In the American League mum NVhite Box had a thund night at bat pounding out 114 By RUSSELL BRUCE Memphis May Jimmy Wittenberg of Memphis had defending champion Joe Conrad the San Antonio red- head two down after nine boles of their 30-hole match today for the Southern Amateur golf Paris Tras bort of Cincinnati won the roen's singles chaMplonship in the French International tennis tour' nament today after Maureeh Connolly of San Diego Calif had captured 4t women's crown 4 Trabert defeated Art Larsen of Sim Leandro Calif 64 7-5 6-I while Miss Connolly beat Mrs Ginette Bucallis of France 64 a 61 It was Trabert's first major European championship while Miss Connolly was defending the title she won last year In superb form all week Tr bert never played better than he did in beating Larsen in straight sets His play at the net was magnificent but despite his mastery be had a hard time against some of the brilliantly placed lobs and drop shots of Larsen my Tres to roan's In the ate totirw daureeia Calif women's Larsen 64 7-5 eat Mrs ace 64 major while tr ek Trau than he straight net was his mas against placed arsen The former 'Tennessee Arne Qualifying: Conrad as defend La 6 and 5 Wittenberg beat teur champ wu five up on Na- lug champ qualified automati-t I Charles Rosen of New Orleans berg going into the afternoon gaily Wittenberg had a 150-10 5 and 1 round but had -to weather a de-- 'over par- The medal was halved Third round: Conrad defeated termined bid by the teteran with 144s and 164 was the cut- Charles Dudley of Greenville It Florida player who won three off to! 5 and Wittenberg beat consecutive 'boles before be was First round: 'Corirad edged a Ellis of Atlanta 3 and 2 closed out Jimmy Braes of Orlando Fla A Quarterfinals: Conrad beat Wittenberg told howsmen he 1-up Wittenberg beat Bill Bob-' Lew Oehmig of Chattanooga was playing ble best golf ever bitt of Memphis 3 and 7 Tenn 5 and 4 Wittenberg do- Jimmy Drage in 101 Mangy aka mg aa 4415amow 1-up Wittenbarg beat Bill Bob-' Lew Oehmig of Chattanooga bitt of Memphis and 7 Tenn 5 and 4 Wittenberg Frank' Graham Is per tin game's outstanding after an accident He lives in Dallas --The new Extra" by taps the best intimate characterisation of stars ever to come along 9 --Ever- think of the waste in putting if 'sleeves? after an acci nal baps the bes a stars ever tl 9 --Ever th if yleeves? ('- cottons on mon coat chatripionship An early morning rain left the sours' seaav and both players fan early mammy rain HUI snw tours' soggy and both players 4 Hero' s- bow they gained tho ti- Second round: Conrad defeat- rated Tom adienaol OK armpaukt had trouble putting on tho slow od Larry 'arcade ots Opelousas up: sixth was the only hole Atlanta Forgets How ow To Losed-Takes es14th Straight: haTlvhed on the front nine Witten Sibiond roiindi Conrad defeat- feated Tom Michael of Memphis I -Atlanta orgets stow 10 LA3sed- 1 a KCS i'1111 0 trauglit i 1 2 Cass Id Ichaels bit a grand slam homer for the big blow in the opening triumph over Baltimore Chico Carrasquel got a homer and two singles driving in two runs In tho second game the Whin Sox made six rune in the tint two innings sending MOrl dews to its ninth straight ers defeat Ferri Fain's triple in Hit Trays 4 Win But Lookouts JE ths first and Jim Blvera's homer tir the second were the key Aobii eTo Get 'rbo Yankees tied the Icons at Mlami Shortstop In Boston with a ls-run tally in on sixth voffsetting Miami May 211-4111 Harry Taro wrsalstystoginelfdiatmoVaa homers by Jack Jensen i Azgante and Ted Then Dp ted to a 7 4 via IL Pe 01 al 11MI an 7uo Immo the berg won firm second fifth 1 7 seventh and ninth boles Conrad captured the third fourth and eighth or Conrad had little treubl Speedway in aaa 1-10W10 Johnson of Houston A '4 O''' 4 Pee in an All-Texas semifinal match 1 7 I Fraidayt The lAckland Air Indilu 1 iapolis Ind May 26-4111 ever busy anticipating "mug- Porce Base lieutenant had in-- -Drivers and mechanics hover! gy'l day numerous teams signed surance salesman Johnson three in over their precious engines on relief drivers down after la and closed him out for final adjustments had an- All drivers agreed the race rec- on the 30th I and 6 other worry today for Monday's ord of- 123423 miles an hour by Wittenberg 31 and an Inc 800-mi1e speedway auto race -6-- Troy Ruttman two years ago will ahorter than Conrad's 5-1 de- i the weather be surpassed provided the pace tested the gallery's sentimental I 11wAnA kw re 4nr septdnts favorite 43-vaarold Beverly Na ing over Lucia- pa wsA for final adjustments had en- ---All drivers agreed the race rec- 'l on the 30th- I and A other worry today for MondaY'a 4 ord of 123323 Mlle' an hour by Wittenberg 31 and an bolt' Conrad a 5'- (I- SOO-mile speedway auto race Troy Ruttman two ears ago will -ahorter an 7 the weather I- be surpassed provided the Pace folded' the gallery's sentimental is not slowed by major accidents favorite a-year-old Beverly i sia- 1 s- 0 1 el Indlanspoll ---DrIvers Sill ing over the tor final ad other worry 500-mile epee the weather 7 Seen Sn 4 4 4 I --i Sy MERCER BAILEY -41- ning with pate Meactsial Bruce Looks Including a two-run ken Andy Carey drove home the win- BrooklYn contract here yeater (Associated Press Sports Writer' A Bermes' Dan Porter and Frank er by Gene Verble In the ninth ning run with a single in the day Sacks getting the RBI's 4 ti lost the lead Jerry Coleman ho an a never os ea ninth mersd Brooklyn Scout Leon Harrill- It's en -od stae of iffairs ilew York 0 -4 ton said the 22-year-old eentor Al tboueandir of becoration But Vern Petty clouted a home Oddly despite all the hitting for 44 But there was no stand-out fa- hers of SLIPetersburg Fla when one team can get 11 hit run with the bases loaded In the that went on what proved to Al Rosen hit a two-run homer from Nutley la expected Day fans flocked to this auto racing mecca the Weather Bu- vorite for first place money of and lose Its game and another bottom of the fifth sending be the winning run crime le the his 13th for Cleveland's big Now to become the regular shortstop reau's forecast caned for "pose- about $90000 4 --s 'TIIE' LEADERS club' can rids to victory on one Hyde to join Giggle In the -eighth when Bob Bau walked showers and putting Atlanta Bob Montag and forced la a run 4 In a fine duel between Wynn for the Mobile Bears in the ble showers 'Monday' and' Tues- "This i 1 by far the hardest -I-1 IA vintrA sounnam ASSOCIATION i l' h1btt that 's what happened to and Steve Gromek that went i Southern Asnociatien urulintl tth: tirelithsevileicntithr64 I te Merit 4e itetht I 'oh A TIla Prietr 5-4 4 4 MU Rock: wrapped up Its' rinehlpelair racing mecca In' Weather nu- vw- vignin wnen on Dan 1- -----e reede forecast called for 1' about 'THE' LEADERS Hye to Jin ggrie Dn a1111n1 club cai rids to vktory on one Giie In nociation showers and putting Atlanta Bob Montag and forced in a run and Steve Gromek that 'Went Southern As hie showers 'Monday' and Tues- "This is by' far the hardtat bite but that's what happened to scoreless until the Indians scored their runs in the seven lonn winner" w'arm Air 'tram said Ploy teall assocu'rzota -i and Little Roc Rock 5-t 61 I Little up its 1141Desnito all th a Rrebokivn enntrart hpra volitor Warm Air Heeding Al tholusa Day fans 111 racing meccs '1 reau's foreca ble showers yester 1 year to pick a day" Chattnooga a 2 a 1 pok tiff threats by In 0nly twice In its 115-year his- Davis tho 11M1 champion ow re- A Chattanooga outhit Atlanta 111 unusual victory in the fifth when Jim Busby' Wayne Terwilli- ie vota Ill re 41 rili 1166 1 6 1 66 6 6 i tdry has the "500" been stopped tired Davis predicted the win- I Glans walked tho first two bet- ger and Roy Sievers bit homers Plre tii Ir rt er ALL SS 141 es 13 371 a-64 an ng wen he ner would be 'either Nrukovich 1Pittese 0 41 110 33 10 1111 rip-roaring' game was over' the I i tors and was slow fielding ft Jackson Wantr tor Wuhingtn more than off- 11'1 -113311 Crackers had won their 14th 0- Otey's bunt loading the baxes' setting a pair of homers by Ge ay that slak a A ----A2-- A a 0 us tim Mani walkeil the next man uo --1-1 lan aim la! laA to i A A A A ao Steven-- Pi- Crackers had won their 14th 1511' Irv" Otero bunt loading too Dims pe Glans walked the next man up tting it pair of bomers by Gus the Senators piled the Senator Pi lad thaa soy than wake day" Only twice tdry has the ElMA11 becture or ram tn mum Lump ISA Stev 1950 at the end of 343 miles And Duane Car ter or Chuck ruin Ir 36 4 146 3s st 34s voss st 11611 St SS AA is because of rain the last time in at tha end of 345 miles And Duane Carter or Chuck Steven- PI lir 36 141 II '4 see vote St 11 I -14 SO because of rain tne tast ume in at the end of 343 miles And Cart Chuck 36 44 3s st 340 Litir4 16 Vitt St lie St 64 14 Duane er or Sir because of rs 1950 at the' isn AK's Montag AU 40 Dorberet straight Southern Assocktion' Zerniali as only once In 1915 was it posts Others prominently st a Preeea 0- 31 0- Frew" a gams 11-Ss-longest Atlanta win- Nino' Valdes Next forcing in a run and ending his 12 hits and handed Rookie Bob attattleta artnnar and 71921' my nine strimk "Inca Bert bashgra mound tour Rum -11111 Trice his third straight defeat Zerniali as uP 12 hits and handed Rookie Rob Trice his third straight defeat only once ig after four straight victories ISOO Notch Trace Philo 7104 Mainbassof the C4S Finince Plan Payments as low as $4 isrMontit I () Er It lilt Mambassof the CASS Fin-anca Plii 4 Payments as low as $4 85 par Month cause of rain before 101 laps of time trials record-holder Jaen lasi ittit It negoisy 1n ononrr crew won It in I ters sir I 't ricane Jackson the 200-lap grind have been corn McGrath Cross and Ruttman 0 1 lennerTin 3 Little Rock could get only en Tommy offered a July 21 Madison will Square be al long fly erremo pleted by the leader it will Host drivers hoped to get by hit off thee Mobile pkchers but ono and a doable but Mobile got te John Weiss for 1 beta either be nstarted from scratch with two pit stops but even that 0 co I re a the Trove took advantage of Bill Garden date with Nino yaldes or be resumed' from the point it wee unpredictable speck mt 1 I 44 3 31 Glene's wildness to sew up a Coley Wallace or James Park- lArlooTr MI: the Tray hurler was tight in wail halted 4 The field is composed of 21 2-0 victory over the Bears 24 er after his fifth round techni- A the clutchesWeles Incidentally ta 10 ad 1 1 ita 3 cal Meanwhile pit -strategy kept veterans of the brick and asphalt moiy 20 06 31 40 2 3 Memphis and New Orleans knockout victor over blood- collected tho Trays' ens the 33 crews in the -fastest field gasoline derby and 'only nix viten Dir 20 SI SS 'split a doubleheader the Chick spattered Charley Norkus a atnala O'Connor Bill Ho- 'urrie Chat II li it 41 winning the opener 4-3 and the Sammy Golden one of the Memphis' victory over New puler tarry Crockett ten Dun- Pole taking the second gama Hurricane's co-manager will in-- Orleans In the opener ended 'a g41 vino Ed Elislan and Frank 41Ir: 4-1- gist on Valdes the bulking five-game losing etrealt A walk mi No fkst-year driver has What started out as a pitch- Cuba who is the second ranking Keith Thomas double and Stan emerged victorious since George ors' duel developed into a pitch- challengor to heavyweight champ Joke homer gave the Chicks I ser Souders in 1927 and so driver ors nightmare in the Atlanta- Rocky three runs and a 2-3 tie in the fie IA has coPried two in a row since' Chattanooga slugfest which Once he started to rip and sixth Thomas provided the vie- I mit Mauri Rose IA 1947-43 lasted three hours and three tear in the third fourth and tory margin with a homer in the For the first time in history minutes Atlanta used four and fifth Jackson looked more like eighth' 1 all 33 Cars ars basitally identi- Chattanooga even with the vie- hie old self Referee Al Berl Elroy Face kept the Chicks 4 I cat' All are powered with four- tory going to Don McMahon called a halt at 2:29 of the fifth well In )end in the second gams 1 4 I Se 14 cylinder Offenhauser eiginea who pitched to only two batters The crowd of 4139 that paid $13s- scattering sine bits for his fifth 203 approved a and all nine new cars which Dick Hyde absorbed the loss victory 1 i l'4'06 I 1 iqualified made the starting field a The bookouts who have won only it games in Atlanta in the "AI 2' '114 Do last five years compared with 1 'i 1 4 a 4 re0 1 0- Jackson Loses No 23 40 defeats really made the 1 i s- s4 A I compared with five years Jackson Loses No 23 l40 defeats really made the cause of raig the 2004ap gi pleted by either be nst or he resume was halted Meanwhile the 33 crews 41 Igeo 4 alb ir imp ibs L-' 7' If 7 1 :111 1 lit A $a3-1 41 V'''' 61-- I ftillr 414 ":4 Ile 4 411t 4 1 Ot 4 1 4 I I 1s 1 ebb 1 1(a: IF: 0-t str di et I II ql1klitt I Li I'm f-N 3 1 Crackers work for their 14th Straight In Kitty Loop': straight triumph They jumped starter Irob Gig Jackson Tenn Ilay gis for four rune in the fifth in The Jackson Generals were jug 1 ell 4-- "The Moat frogman Auto forte Hogs ha via i 1 a0 107 0 0 1 two games away from the all- time Kitty Until losing record Co erly An'a in 0 0 PAINED Nor Fulton poundiod three Jackson New York Illay -4111 "it 1W11 FRITICIP nw aty a 1 um LIJ SI time kitty L4181111 losing record COnerly Signs Again tli We to ao" zs lottod bY a left uPPOttut loud ntght tor 18 hit' 'rkusja QuartertoketrC bartey Conerty '21P-gr pt to Se disonosioci 1 LUNA Attodatat ItImto If with AUTOMOTIVE SEIVICI-PARTS Co Hors you twei tiod Iiiro with $ort Conyor "Woo" Morgorot fill Koval ool o- --t to give you A port000llsoi SaMICE to oll lino oki Ot: I IY I 2' It- 211C) tn 1 th chin in siscond round vi liiirried for his v-enth sea- big fir 411-With son with the Now York cflArits ttIK -trn big aolfiwith tleNew fork r'- in nts OR -4komo '1 'MAI iN1 'I'M Tbs defeat leaves Jacknon just New York lest night lack- nil 144tinn IL" dad 1 0 I Daddy wsarse time taWo lopses away from tying this club said Jotter The furrnor teen I had that lanai 1 0 mitt ha sea wee on a TKO is fifth isseweekees's weeow wykea 1 Ir eeti ecotrd for rorneutivo r- I A 16 I 101V? Yount! (Alt 17 ittzlhote panning headatho tante di irnal thlif ir tort's iststentpimoit's eve th 04111160 taducals Is 1922 round WiroPhotc) Giants' callrg corps TIM( OUT' do41 I toffa 1 hail 1 Seibtoalphoait I down HI $67S0 detests by dew A -a 6: a Irk i I AL tit Als 91 71 1 A a a la a 4a a a 0.