Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 12

Birdie on 16th Hole Gives 1Shei Ransom Share 3rd Winged Foot and Memories ron the first time in 30 years the IL United States Open championship will return this week to Winged Foot one of the worlds great golf courses Thia is the prestige tournament of the season and at stake is the most cherlahed prize that the divot-digging pastime has to offer The sweet est swingers in the bustnezo will tour the Mamaroneck links for single rounds On Thursday and Friday and back-breaking double on Saturday Trudging over the narrow fairways and past the deep traps to the wickedly tricky greens will be all the golfing 1 titans But there will A be an invisible titan accompanying them fc the somewhat spectral ft figure of Robert Tyre Jones The Mighty so' A Emperor Jones can't 4 ss I make it in pereon but hie spirit will keep pace with the winner because Bob won the 1 last Open to be played at Winged Foot It was a strange ''''''tss and uneven perform ance too The apple-checked 27-year old amateur from Atlanta fired a first round of DALFY 69 an extraordinary score for that ere- Then he faltered into a 75 before coming back strongly with a par 72 for a four-stroke advantage over the only men with a chance to catch him At Espinosa Yet the golfing pixies dared play pranks even On a nen' of Jones' stature With six holes to go he had a six -stroke margin It wasn't enough But with five to go it still was five Then came total disaster on the 15th when Bob inexplicably took a 7 The hot Espinosa already had finished with a 294 tote' when the stocky Georgian reached the last green needing to sink a 12-foot putt forrn I tie The long shadow of early evening had begun to stretch out dark fingere es the Emperor surveyed the situation It was a sloping side -hill putt treacherous to an extreme We stroke seemed hurried and the ball rolled toward the cup Just as it reached the lip it sppeared to hesitate and stop Then it took one complete fell in It gave Bob a 79 but it also kept him alive 0 4 Typical Bob Jones Gesture The ply-oft was echeduled for the next day a Sunday One of the most warming 06110kMdobSleuffneldiMOF0 VOLS SHELL PELS IN 2 MOVE NEAR LOOP LEAD Ere In rags Eleven the Vole to an tarty lead which represented the margin of vice tory aim) NEW ORLIAMS thrlibt i sbrillol hi toonOod ani SI Moons In' ninth melt oitt otroolo in on ty toikett tot omnyer In ininin An tor Irons In ohth Nlo 004400 009 210 Orie 000-41 14144hville 0441 000 110 001-4 trookvillo D411 WO 110 001-0 How 13ripano 304 ft out whim WInolo( run soorod) iP 3047 DP-- Kr Tato end 0111)0111 notloror pli Coloot Potioror egotillo mod C10011 10 Now Ortoono 12 t4 11010110 11 Poldwin Dottoror ClotHlo toes )1 Olibott By ARTHUR DALEY copyrIght rhr New Tor Times Co i rot rime cL ma of all the Jones stories was recently revealed by Herb Graffiti in the magazine Golfing It details one kited unknown incident prior to the playoff Fred Corcoran was bastily preparing bulletin board notkes in the Winged root clubhouse under the direction of Tack Hardwick the tournament chairman Jones walked in tired and haggard from the strain of almost tossing away an Open crown be had as good as won "What time do we play tomorrow morning Tack?" said Bob "Nine o'clock" maid Tack Jones was so wearied that he scarcely had strength enough to shake his head But shake It he did "No Tack" be said "That won't do Al will want to go to church before he starts to play That will snake a o'clock tee time quite inconvenient for him" Hardwick gulped hard Here was a gesture of sportsmanship in its most sublime form It was an extra little act of thoughtfulness that was so typical of the Jones character The chairman beamed "You're right Bob" he said "How about 10 o'clock?" "Anything suits me" said the exhaUsted hero MEMPHIS WHIPS CRAX Greatest of Champions Bob never mentioned his generous gesture to Espinosa and Al died a year ago without even being aware of it But the Emperor Jones' generosity stopped at the first tee He murdered Espinosa in the play-off beating him by 23 stroke "At leut" said the philosophic Espinosa afterwards "It took the greatest of champions to beat me by the greatest of margins" Over an eight-year span or from 1923 through 1930 Jonee won four Open crowns and lost two others in play-offs There never bas been anything quite like it Please remember that he was only 28 years old when be retired from the pressure cooker of tournament golf Historians tell us that his approach to the Winged Foot affair was most casual less than a dozen practice rounds The chances are that Ben Hogan already knows every blade of pass on the famed west course by its first name No one ever prepared more thoroughly than blazing Ben But Hogan is 48 years old as he strives for his fifth Open title So is Slammin' Sammy Snead the picture-book golfer as he strives for his first Both Will be idols of the galleries although it's much more likely that the title will go elsewhere There's' no sense however' in attempting to pinpoint the location ot "else where Picking en Open winner is as ridiculous as trying to pick a five-horse parlay GIANTS SIGN PREP ACE Pitcher Lindner Receives Highest Frisco Bonus--- SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Sign Ing of righthanded pitcher WU Ham Robert Lindner It of Mon nix Arts for a substantial bonus was announced Saturday by the San Francisco Giants of the Na tional League Lindner graduated Friday from Williams 3b-" 'pan Francisco Giants of the ba- 1 till Vit'vitirAn rt ae 1 tiOrtl Leagu 10 'Imoti cil WI rnVi 'hit lit indner Imitated Friday from rlimith er IN if Iti 1 IsTAIdt ri West High School at phoenix had Yrninotim Turile Voltift11 a 123 record this season and alsol sit tA i two lit 0rong 4mrel 14 eiriviln 4 trigit 1Wfikt i batted 458 Ile bats left 11147 Horace Stoneham president of ituNalib si 4 is Totals 4 14 1 the Giants said the young pros- sizing op a a fl IA titA 112-I nect "received a very substantial mall 41 i I i 1 BihYlOtk 3 MeYer roon in "Ph' S'-'104tet "received a very substantial am? a tromt de eit Means trt 1 I hillioo 0 nine aid Int 00m11411 10 bonus among the the at Grissom 4 onley tt oyoikr4 tot mortr Tetals l'etais 40 It NO krr for Irons In omit ants ever have given" Into IllarrtnrArk ta AM 111 IMKTil ASIMh4s for nrninmett to 4tht Lindner toned the Phoenix 01- Stturit out for Vernention )11 Pnt hi S--1 sot MI error Mr Strvor in a 0' lints at Phoenix Saturday clooltd tor In RiSt for White in Rh out for Jab- lonrkt ill ethi 44-Struck out for it Smith Illiritleti tin tattitroto Art I ti 1111 Ph MEMPHIS WHIPS CRAX 114 tie CIO- IN COUPLE ON HOMER 400 NI 164120r1f Louis 244 Philo27 4 11P-Knonli sod Bouchee CARDS PHILS DIVIDE TIGHT MARKS 2ND TILT Froin-Page-tieven complainhig of a pain in his right shoulder which he said came from someone 'jumping on birn during the fisticuffs ST: LOVIS Pi nt' 11 'bill abriobt Vhio lb I 1 1 $2114: fl tin 't roes Sh driphla 214 Louis Philadelphia I esrout lb roese lb hilite ri Atre'm ilawattel 20 v'mannes be 5 Bow man Kovno is Verne' Femprork ft a nob 'k MU Pont hhllii11 00 i I 59823 SEE TRIBE YANKEES Ill SPLIT Largest Major Throng on Hand as Score Marks 7-50 Maas Ekes 4-3 CLEVELAND (AP) The New York Yankees pounced on Cat McLish for four runs In the second inning and went on to defeat the Cleveland Indians 4-2 the second game of a doubleheader! Sunday before a crowd of 298231 largest in the major leagues this season The Indians won the opener 7-5 to break a seven-game losing streak McLish who retired the Yan- kees in order in the first Inning lasted only 1 24 Innings in los-'1 int his third game He has won five two of them the Tan Duke Maas started for the Yan-1 kees but was chased In the seventh inning when the Indians got their three runs Ryne Duren who pitched two-thirds of an inning in the opener came on to put out the fire The victory was the fourth for Maas against three de-Herb Score hurled a gig-hitter In the opener to win his sixth tame against three losses The loser was Don Larsen the first of four Yankee pitchers The loss was his first of the season after five wins Vous bus NEW CLIEVILLAND abtlibi iibtbiloi I i I tavito ilaughtat 11 i lt lid ow 321Zraq till I 1 1 lb I I 1 I manila l2 Jones 3b 2 syvor lb Iro 3n 11 vex 1 obeli Webster I Lams 0 ftrie'rnd 1000 DUITTI eo Nixon 3000 L' I 9 I fl ru et 91 0 1 tre a a 0 a mirth 2b 4 I 0 mutineer a II a 9 owe to a 0 eIhr'n'n'y 1 a a totals le ill Totals 14 6 I II a Nan for Jones In ath: -Struck nut for Duren la 71111 co-Struck snit tor Aron- tad il Ph Ni York 15(oe On 002- Cleveland 001 921 40v-7 E-Hubek Irore PO-A-New York 24- 10 Cleveland 4 DP Skmeron ubek and blowiron ubek and 9bowron noes Mepougald an gamma WII-New York it 7 Cleveland 23-Bauer JR-Howerd ER-Levet leranenne BB-Mantle 51- rrietratte -Slaughter IP It A ES SS SO Larsen 1-1) I I en it 1 Store (W Sonoehlek Flaherty Vmont T-213 Stood Genie NEW TOSE CLEVELAND L-- abrkItt athrbbl 1111 Montle et Francon et Eifinii err a rowron ib Alva 3b ichloon 3b MenTld 2b 4 Ihr'n'b'i 11 i Bauer 11 Maas Dunn' in II totals 83 I el I 0 Si FleSglIti ITVZI eit I 0 halrtin 21s 1 1 GrIrripP I 1 0 aH I ardY I grorncel: I tWe 0 battr raTiZeiPm 1 tilitatit Is I I V1-'0tpy Johnny Thoinioii'll'ins by a Mile CUBS USE BENCH in Milwaukee Big Car '100' Race BEAT BUGS TWICE MILWAUKEE t11-4Johnny Thomson of Boyertown Pa ledi from start to finish Sunday as he won the 100-mile big ear race at State Fair Park I I a aix triend Victims as Thomson finished almost a mile ahead of Johrmy Boyd of 32078 See Elston Henry rresno Calif and averaged 9861 miles an hour Rs time of 1 boUr 506 seconds' Star for Pittsburgh sresno (aur ana averagea sooL muea all nuur Pttsburgh His time oi 1 hour 506 Star or i seconds was almost 13 seconds off the $100)000 Paid Is track record Thomson however PI'rTSBURGH (AP)--Top-flight set a new qualifying record of kirill relief pitching by Bill Henry and 10362 miles an hour and he aver- I 0 ev-i liDon Elston enabled the Chicago h1 Cubs to beat the Pittsburgh pi aged almost 102 miles an hour for AUSTIN Tex (AP)--Big RaPi rates 4-2 and 1-0 Sunday for a the first 28 tittles mond Culp 17 the pitching sen-i sweep of their 'four-game series Two accidents neither of which isation of Austin High School has A crowd of largest I produced any injuries slowed 'already made a baseball fortune of the season soutlAaw i down the race for a total of 14 He got 100000 to sign a COM' Harvey Haddix lose the first game miles tract with Philadelphia of the Na- and right-hander Bob Friend the 0 tional League Saturday second Haddix now is 4-4 and Rodger Ward of Indianapolis Culp 6-foot 195-pounder wound Frien a 22-game winner last sea the 500-m1le winner on Memorial 1 up his high school career last son 2-8 Day gave Thomson his only se- week with a 14-1 record for the John Buzhardt and Elmer in riots competition Ward was orily 1959 season He had a 23-4 record a pair of righthanders i g- six seconds behind 'Thomson with for the lest two eamPaigha Were credited with the victories -t two miles to go when Mors of Dallas Philadel-Each is tar went pitched in near flawleu 4 Hap phia scout signed ColP CuIP will fasMon gameuntil the eighth inning of out with -engine trouble Ward was Igo to Johnson' City Phillies farm club in the Class Appalachian Henry also pitch to' who One each awarded 13th place A Foyt of Houston Tex was League reporting this week man in the second game nailed 4 third followed by Jud Larson of Morse outbid 13 other major down Buzbardt's second Win of the Tampa Fitt and Al Keller Green league clubs in signing the young season against as many losses Acres Fla as the biggest ever paid by the Philadel- Henry came on in the eighth with Other finishers among the first two Pirates on base one run in 10 were: phia organization and two out He got Ted lauszew- 9 Bob Veith Oakland Calif 7 sld on a pop foul then gaveotip Eddie Sachs Center Valley Pa US PLAYER IS THIRD only a hannleu walk in the ninth 8 Don Freeland Indianapolis 9 The Cubs scored one run in the Don Branson Champaign Ill 10 IN WORLD CHESS MEET first inning of the opener and put Len Sutton Portland Ore' -----it out of reach with Ernie Banks' Two men were injured In pre- ZURICH Switzerland (AP) two-run double in the fifth Bobby uminacy events Jim Rittman of Dieter Keller of Switzerland Sun- Thomson added an insurance run Miami Fla seoond-place finisher day defeated Bobby Fischer the with a leadoff homer in the at Indianapolis was involved in US champion from New York eighth in the 68th move of an adjourned cam eo Pirrstinitca an accident in a practice run ab bt ab bt when the car driven by Red TTorier 2b 3 I I 0 Virden et I 0 I 0 The upset dropped bte 16-year- a11 rl 30 4 0 groat as 0 1 Amick Minicie Ind spun and a I 4 a ur nen 0 0 4 old boy wonder to turd rd place in Ratturian's car landed atop V11 11 3 1 I rw enei0 0 0 an international chess tournament more'4 anrif Amick's Amick wat not injured I 6 KI1Zft ut 1 Fischer has 10 points 0 9 0 Skinner 11 Rth tk hospital Altman 'eski Russian Grand Master Mikhail tfii gnal ook an a 4000 itre '0 io 1 a man as a en a came back and then was returned Tat leads with li points Svetozar Eurnardt 0 I 0 0 0 Itelias rt 9 I the hospital ti- tiStuart Gliforic of Yugoslavia is second "en" 1 I 4)1 Jimmy Daywalt of Indianapolis Totals 4 0 4 Eaddix 0 0 i aNelson 0 0 down the race for a total of 14 miles Rodger Ward of Indianapolis the 500-mile winner on Memorial Day gave Thomson his only serious competition Ward was only sbc seconds behind Thomson with two miles to go when his car went Len Sutton Portland Ore' Two men were injured in preliminary events Jim Reitman of Miami Fla seoondeplace finisher at Indianapolis was involved in an accident ln a practice run when the car driven by Red Amick Muncie Ind spun and Ratturian's car landed atop Amick's Amick wat not injured Rathman was taken to a hospital came back and then was returned to the hospital Jimmy Daywalt of Indianapolis also was hospitalized after suffering burns on both legs when his car caught fire in a preliminary 20 mile race which was won by Tony Bettenhausen of Tinley Park Ill On his return to the track Rath-man said X-rays had revealed no broken bones Later he come plained of a pain in his ankle and was taken back to the hese rpital for observation DaSrwalt WU reported In good condition with first and second degree bunts ELAM'S BIRD 1ST IN FINAL FLUTTER A bird from the loft of Elam won the annual Joe Engel Handicap of the Chattanooga Racing Pigeon Club over the weekend The final race of the season from the Orlando 4500-mile) station was run in bad weather as was the last race from there Only five birds of 60 released there were clocked in by Sunday afternoon Summary: 4 Yards PH P' Per Min 1 Elam rniol -71948 DoYal Ciaithrt Ton rYer 50 gaither Comeback 71 70 I Ri slam Ararat 611 47 Days de's Sad Roads 59113 SOFTBALL ASSIGNMENTS: Tuesday Cooke No 1 Wilhoite Turner and Cartwright Cooke No 2 Earls Bradford end VanZent Cooke No 3 Grant Rooper and Shuford Cooke No 4 Burns Martin and Smith: Hargraves Mc-Broom Sittieoer and Shanks Bolt Field Davit Merriman and Gammon East Lake Quarles Walker and Tapley DuPont 10 avn1 Evanc ti Shoemaker I Shoemaker: Ridgedale McHarge lAughlin end Steffen: Avondale Layne Wolfe and Moseley St Elmo Rahn Haegard end 0 Wades Red Bank Vie Hudson Wednesday Cooke No Power IC Wilhoite and Simmons: Cooke No 2 Turner Quarles and Reneger Her- graves PAY Cox Archer and Smith Hold Field Shove Chambers and Stone DuPont 10 am Evens Thursday a 0 0 1 1 bChlopber I 1 0 Voiles 0 0 11 ft Totals 10 2 4 1 for Saddix hi Sthl for Nelson in Sth for Blirgen in Mb out ter Mehat in 9th Chicago 106 Ole 010-4 Pittsburgh 000 Ole 010-0 E-Boak Groat Buthardt cage 275 Pittsburgh 27-15 and Mazeroski 7 Pitt burgh 0 2B-Roak Banks hi 0a Groat IPIfREftBR5O Buth'dt (W 2-2) 7 2-3 4 3 2 3 3 Henry 1 1-3 0 0 0 I Hadchz 4-4) 11 4 3 7 Face 1 1 0 '0 2 Secory on Smith T-223 Beiseadt Game PITTsBUSGS ablhbr abrhbi TTapier 2b 2 0 0 0 Meliss Ti 0 0 1 Altman ef 4 0 0 0 aBurgess 1 0 0 Walls if 4 0 1 0 Ch'topher rf 0 0 0 Banks as 4 0 1 0 tiKlua'siti 0 1 Long lb 4 1 2 0 eLaw Maryn if 401 1 Facep OQOQ 8 VrrettZV 4 8 I i Goryl 3b 3 0 0 0 Stuart lb 0 Singleton 3000 kinner if 0 1 0 0 0 0 Bright 11 Elston 1 9 0 0 M'ser'ski 2b Totals 21 1 I Hoak 3b 1 1 4 Folles 0 Cooke tit I Walker Wo Iftroll if 0 0 0 9 virdon et nd a Drake Cooe No 3 McBarfre Saafiflf 3 0 i 0 Groat Ns Martin and Adams Cooke No coryi 3b 3 0 0 Stuart lh 3 Earls William and Wade Singleton 3 0 0 if Cooke No- 4 Skinner McBroom and HenrY ti 0 I 0 0 esscrishhoftlif 21 IL Shanks Hargrave Ervin 21 Erinto 111 ti 11 0 Mser'aM 2b Grant and Steffen Molt Field' 404 at a bliNoneuok 3nb Merriman Davis and "el Fisher DuPont 5 pm Bradford Friend 0 Quarles 7 pm Bradford 50 Quarles Brain erd Bus Steinman and Neaineute-hu: (idol Fisher: Avondale Collins Chambers 2 Totals Wf kMed ellf: ia and Mossier Ritigedale- Archer Rtaalis '0)1sltaahnnd Tv! vci aoyol 71 otkoillcdo ust 1Mvotun lso SV -unrotin alked for Friend in fith e--1 in atilt 2-31sts fete Klulteutogki ill Cooke No 1 Chambers Shope and Moseley Cooke No 2 Power Wilhoite and Adams Cooke No Merriman Davis and Stone Hargraves a 30 pm Mel-large Hotelen and Drake Holt reld Schwan Beagles end Cartwright Du Pont a pm MeHarge Brainerd Steinman Burns and Reneger Avondale Collins Walker and VanZant 1st Cumb Grant Coolest and Fisher-0e Saturday Cooke No 1 Archer Rae Cos and Drake Cooke No 2 Walker Steinman and Moseley Cooke No 3 Collins Shoemaker and Simmons Cooke No 4 Ervin Turner and Smith Hargraves I pm Halm McHarse and Fisher Holt Field Davis Merriman and VanZant birodNrieeliwno eSchord rf 0000 Totals It out for Melia! in 5th Walked for Friend in fith: e--flan for Nelson in ath: for Christopher In lithr e-11aiS for Klustewski in Sth Chleato 100 0004 Pittsburgh 000 E-Long' PO-A Chicago t7-1L burgh 27-10 DP-Goryt Tiytot and Longs Groat Materosal and etuart LOB -Chicago 5 PIStsburgn 6 2B-Long Moryn a-Martrostst IP I SAS BB SO ietoa (W 24) 1-3 1 Henry 9 Elston I-a 1 I I Fac Friend (1 '2-8 U-e Seeory Dixon Smith DiacolL A- 32078 ADDITIONAL SPORTS ON PAGE 18 5: rallinni i 12 ''''l THE alATTAN000k TIMESr'CHA'rrANOOGA TENN' MONDAY' JUNE 8 1959 47 Victory Chci ttanooga ave Ragan cores st ry in astern pc icto 1 rr- PR Johnny Thomson 1 TOTAL OTAll' Sports of 'Mlr 'oftturs 591820SEETRIput 1 Race BEAT CUBSUSEBEI1011 10EDGELITTLER By ARTHUR DALEY In Milwaukee Big Car al A copyright trip Nilo Tort Times Co 1050 i of all the Jones stories was recently revealed MILWAUKEE UP)41ohnny Thomson of Boyertown Pa led' fa Winged Foot and memories from start to finiah Sunday as be won the 100-mile big ear racel by Herb Graffiti in the magazine Golfing I Haddix Fri i end Vctims as Birdie on 16th Hole Gives details One hiterto unknown incident prior to Largest lilajor Throng on at State Fair Park 0 1 eShe) lAargin--Whitt rrOH the first time in 30 years the if Thomson finished alrnorit a mile ahead of Johnny Boyd of the playoff Hand as Score a 0 United States Open championship will Fred Corcoran Will hastily preparing bulletin -0 Marks Cant and averaged 9861 miles an hour 32078 See Elston Henry Ransom Share 3rd return this week to Winged Foot one board notk the Win es in IF I bito use ge oo i 5- Maas Ekes 4-3 ods Rs time of 1 hou 506 secn Star for Pittsburgh of the world's great golf courses Thia is the under the The New direction of Tack Hardwick the was 32 semr143 eft the SI 00 aid -t 000 prestige tournament of the season and at 4 teurnament ch Jucvmoto (AP) track record Thomson however PITTSBURGH (AP)--ToPeflight stake is the most cherished prize that the airman ones walked in tired and beggerd from the strain of almost tossing set a new qualifying record of ef pitching by Bill Henry and 1- v-iggng pime has to offer 'rile sw eet York Yankees pounced 011 Cal By Phils to Teen reli diotdi ast a away an Open crown be had so good as won iDon Elston enabled the Chicago est swingers in the businees will tour th MeLish for four nuts In the see- 10352 Mlles SO hour and he aver- "What time do we play tomorrow 1110111Int aged almost 102 miles an hour for Cubs to beat the Pittsburgh pi- Mamaroneck links for single rounds on Thurs ack?" said Bob owl inning and went on to defeat 4 day and Friday and a back-break ing double stheeconadeytealmaned of dtheer AUSTIN TeL (AP)-Big BaY-i rates 4-2 and 1-0 Sunday for a' "Nine o'clock" maid Tack mond Culp 17 the pitching en- sweep of their four-game series On Saturday theristiorsatcc2i5delnintslesn'elther'of whichisation of Austin High School has A crowd of 32078-third largest Jones was so wearied that he scarcely had Trudging over the narrow fairways and past the deep traps to the wickedly tricky greens i Strength enough to shake his head But shake Sunday before a crowd of e9 823 Produced any injuries slowed 'already made a baseball fortune of the season here-saw soutkaaw car 72 with a i Its i 9 14 He got $100000 to sign a con- Harvey Haddix lose the first game will be all the golfing 1 it he did titans But there will A "No Tack''' he said That won't do Al will tract with Pailadelp a Na- and right-bander Bob Friend the largest in the major leagues this down the race for a total 0 hi oi season The Indians won the open- miles be an invisible titan want to go to church before he starts to play tional League SaturdeY second Haddix now Is 44 and rw last na sdt sForine2n8 rt 2 2-g7e winner last sea i -'-a- That will ill make a 0 o'clock tee time quite in- er 7-5 break a seven-game los- Rodger Ward of Indianapolis the 500-raile winner on Memorial up his 6-hit7tv ix school 00lgerre'e accompanying them 55 I him the somewhat spectral '-'s' s-- convenient or Hardwick gut McLtsh who retired the Yen- Day gave Thomson his only se- week with a 144 record for the John Bttzhardt and Elmer Sin figure of Robert Tyre le' 5 gulped ar CYO Wag a gel ure record s' 3 sportsmanship in its Most sublime form keee in order in the iarer inning riou competition Ward was only 1959 season He had a 234 gleton a pair of rigindumders Jones Tn Mighty 0 Emperor Jones can't i Ina streak for the last two campaigns 5 re credited with the victories It wu an extra little act of thoughtfulness lasted only 1 innings in los- six seconds behind Thomson with i we make it in person but s' 'i that was so typical of the Jones character mg his third game lie hes won two miles to go when bis tar went Halo Morse of Dallas Philaae Each pitched in near flawless 4 phia scout signed Cult) cul-p will hie spirit will keep 'Ni chairman beamed nye two of them egoist the Yen out with engine trouble Ward was go to Johnson' City Plantes farm fashion until the eighth inning of 5-4 "You're right Bob" he Nail "How about each game pace with the winner 5e 5-5 ees awarded 13th place club in the Class Appalachian 10 o'clock?" tched to alemy who also pi Onit Ma awad tarted the as or a because Bob won the last Open to be played 7- "Anythtng suits me" said the exhausted A Foyt of Houston Tex was League' reporting this week man In the second game nailed 4 keee but was chased In' the sey- hero third followed by Jud Larson of bid 13 other ma or down Buzbardt's second win of th Morse out at Winged Foot It a 1 a strange eats irming when the Indians got Tam tri Al Keller Green pa a an leagate clubs in signing the young season against as many losses es their three runs Ryne Duren who Texan lie said the bonus was the Henry icame on in 'the eighth with and uneven perform 'realt of Champions Acres Fla pitched twtethirds of an inning in biggest ever paid by the Philadel- ance too The apple Other finishers among the firsti two Prates on base one run in the onener came on to ntlt Dilt plea organization and two outs He got Ted lauszew checked 27-year old I3ob never mentioned his generous genture the fire 10 were' re The ict vorv waa the amateur front Atlanta 5 to Espinosa end Al died a year ago without 6 Bob Veith Oakland Calif 7 sid on a pop foul then gaveoup fourth for Wag aeainst three de- fired a first round of even being aware 'of it But the Emperor Eddie Sachs CenteeValley Pa US PLAYER IS THIRD at DALEY feats Do Freela 69 an extraordinary Jones' generosity 'stoppect the first tee Herb Score hurled a gixhitter ri nd In dianapo' The Cubs scored one run in the only a harmless walk in the ninth IN WORLD CHESS MEET first inning of the opener and put It into a 75 Espinoa in score for that ere Then a ere 4e murdered the play-off beating him by 23 strokee in the opener to win Den Branson his sixth before coming ac sroney Len Sutton Portland Ore' It out of reach with Ernie Banks' fame against three losses The "At leut" said the philosophic 'Espinosa ZURICH Switzerland (AP) two-run double in the fifth Bobby for a four-stroke advantage over the only men TWO 'men were mjured bt pre- oser was Don Larsen' the first At I afterwards "It took the greatest of champions I nf Dieter Keller of Switzerland Sun- Thomson added an insurance run with a chance to catch him sp nose of four Yankee pitchers The loss urninerY evenia' 7 day defeated Bobloy Fischer the to beat me by the greatest of rnarginct with a leadoff bomer the isles dared play pranks Yet Over an eightyear span or froma 1923 sae hils firs et the se- ams atter Miami Fla second-place finisher fi i fro amp on ew York eighth an of Jones' atature With six even en le'' In at bellanspolls was involved ChemPalltn Ill le in the 68th move of an adjourned cameo rurssuiren holes to go he had a six-stroke margin It through 4930 Jonee won four Open crowns "7 1 tot tos an accident An a practi in cc run wasn enough But with five go I to it tau and lost two others in play-offo There never NEW Tell CLEVELAND bait been anything cults like it Please re brlibi beblat Ilihen the car driven by Red TTavior 2b I I 0 YIrdell et 10 10 The upset dropped hte 16-year- Dark Sh 4 4 2 Vroitt as 0 3 total di th was lye Then -came to a nes er on St anneal lb Deg 1 i Mat a a 5 Araick Mtmci Ind Still11 and match la a bt ab It bi member Ott he was only 28 years old when' EMU an ettes e' Id bo wond to third lace in walls sl 4 7(1114 8 0 Banker 3 I 15th when Bob inexplicably took a 1 The i hot Rattunan's car landed atop er' Th' es It 3 1 i IrS(' Espinosa already bad finished with a 294 he retired from the pressure cooker of tourna- Mew 9 9 ewer lb i Amick's Amick wat not Injured Fische 10 i an international chess tournamen ire es- ace 0 9 morel if 4 0 Klua'ski lb total when the stocky Georgian reached the mint golf Iron lb 1 1 Pea 3b 3 Jones 3b 9 Itathman was taken to a hospital a ponts Altman 0 0 0 Skinner last green needing to sink a 12-foot putt for Historians tell us that his approach to the ubek se 1 I 9117t11 1 came back Tat leads with 11 points Svetozar and then was returned RUSSISH Grand Master Mikhail trial 1 6 ifierlitt 21) I 8 I 0 0 0 oak ab 0 a tie inged Foot affair was most casual less 't ftrie'ra 3b 1 9 0 IN LX011 IP 5 0 to the hospital Ge ri Yugoslavia is Burhardt 3 a it 0 Ittelias rt a 0 Henry 1 0 0 0- dStuart 0 second The long shadowy of terly evening had than a dozen practice rounds The chances a i 11wh 1 1 I 1 I A Jimmy Daywalt of Indianapolis ge Totals 4 I 4 Eaddis ti 0 I i Ontee artin Th aNelson 0 41 begun to stretch out dark fingers as the Em are that Ben Hogan already knows every monad 0 4 i Cnre I peror surveyed the situation It was a sloping blade of grass on the famed west course by eifSeels 0 11 ro) set at to also was hospitalized after suffer- ing burns on both legs when his SOFTBALL VChlovber 0 0 0 1 oiles am side-hill putt treacherous to an extreme His its first name No one ever prepared more '7's's car caught fire in a preliminary alIZZ1111101241 A 0 aL-Walkett for Haddis 11--11as Totals in 40 2 4 0 Ilk stroke seemed hurried and the ball rolled thoroughly than blazing Ben a Nan for Jones In Mb --Struck out 20 init raoe which was won for Nelson in Sth c-Ran for Burgess Mt toward the cup Just as it reached the lip it But Hogan is 48 years old as be strives for sacs 7t5 ler Duren In 0-6truck out for Bros- Tony Bettenhausen of Tinley Cooke Tees 5or 1 Wilhoite Turner in Sth d-Poiteed out for Meliu is kb 010-4 appeared to hesitate and stop Then it took his fifth Open title is Siammin' Sammy New York 154111 001 403 -5 -no I Ili and Ca chare 106 010 Snead the picture-book golfer se rtwright Cooke No 2 i one complete revolution-and fell in It gave rives Cleveland nee on 4017 a era au E-Subeit Score PO-A-New York 24- pri his return to the track Rath- Earls Bradford and VanZ Pittsburgh 000 Ola 010-s ant Cooke 3 No 3 1 Hooper and it dt 0-1 i are5 t1 1er t-91- Bob a 79 but it also kept him alive for his first Both Will be idol' of the galleries 10 Cleveland 7 DP bek man said X-rays had revealed no Shuford CGrant ooke No 4 Burns cage 7- 1 org 1-7 -11 01 es and Res 0 although Its much more likely that the title nil Showron ubek and Showron Lopez Broom Martin an Sitliteer and 21 Smith' Hargraves Mc- Holt buLehMateroski LOB-Chicago 7 Pitts 11 ilcDouxeld en Showron 1411-New 14 will go elsewhere There's no sense however' Clevelend ork broken bones Later he corn Field Davis Merriman and zo Banks Virdon314-Mkierog ean iypical Bob Jones Gesture in attempting to pinpoint the location of 4eise ZS-Satter 311-Bowar Franc Slaughter fin Loine- and was plained of a pain an his ankle taken back a en ac to the boa- 1 Gammon: East Lake Quarles ki II It R-Thomso 8-Dark SF-Thom Walker and Tattler DuPont 0 am -vii The 36-hole ploy-off wee echedul th ed for where" Pk king an Open winner is AO ridiculous Piormala MB-Mantis for observation Evanc ake r6 tam Shoemaker 7 Ridgedale McBarge Mc-pm rf (W 2-21 3 1 3 ER BB SO 3p 31 A 8 oe etlillu A-4 next day a Sunday One of the moat warming as trying to pick a five-horse parlay Sh Eittlfen: AV011aCie 1nreeri (L I 1I-3 1 I ts 8 80 3 pital ItSrWalt WU reported in good tallithim end Layne Wolfe and Moseley in Haddis (L 4-4) 1 0 4 3 64 4 i condiio wi Elea Hahn: IL Hamad Face 1 1 0 '0 2 VOLS SHELL PELS IN 2 I GIANTS SIGN PREP ACE wee 1 5 1 5 Atccata 0 gree tn rrth first and second de- and 0 bues Wade' Red Bank Vie Hudson PB-Burgess U-Ducoli Sways Dia oft Smith CARDS PHILS DIVIDE: Score (W 6-3) 1 I 1 0 7 Wednesday 8 8 wil- saes ama anOVE NEAR LOOP FIGHT MARKS 2ND TILT LI Pitcher Lindner Receives Benchwits liabertY tInil3M ELAM'S BIRD 1ST T-223 Coke No 1 Power ICNo 2 CHICAGO BURGH booite and Stmmons COOK ab I PITTS ab LEAD Highest Second Game i sr ri NEW YORK CLE ELAND Turner Quarles and Reneger Bar moor 21) 5 0 0 0 mejix3 toot 0 Is Naa CoL 7 Archer Altman i 0 0 0 aBurgess I 111 From Page Eleven ruenest Frisco BOMIS- Fr0111-rIg41-LieVell- ab a kl sk a bl AtiV FINAL I 14UTT ER rnecteeeit Smith Hold Field McHarg 114 Totals and Drake Game) nix Arts for a sub Walls rf 4 0 1 0 Chlopiter if 0 0 a 0 the Vole to an tarty lead which SAN rriANCISCO (AP) Sten- complaining of IL pain in his rieht Fetters It 0 I Reid es I I obeli as It Elam won Shope Chambers and Stone Books sip 4 0 (Mersin 0 1 DuPont 10 am Evans Long lb 4 1 a 0 eLaw 9 Mantle et ii Francon et A bird from the loft of Thursday Moryn If 4 0 I 1 Face 0 a tery of ri ht-handed pitcher WU- shoulder which he said came from represented the margin of vic lug Berra Cplavito If 2 the annual Joe Engel Cooke Ric 1 Walker Cooke No 3 Wolfe Itegon II 0 0 0 Virden et 4001 Ham Robert Lindner It of Moe someone "jam in hi dull wt" I'D gyZerir Hanap of Chattanooga an On nt Ill kites 3b Handicap th Chattd Drake Mellarge olaYlor 3 a i Groat ots 0 1 No Gory 3b 3 0 0 Stuart lb I Mertin and Adams Cook Fle litundaylli et stantial bonus 4h e444 ef ich'eon 1) bitzti'rald the xa4011 3 merytia a 4 0 artbt 2h i 8 Racing Pigeon Club over the 3 No Earls 4 Skippr William and Wade singleton 3 0 0 kinner it 0 I 0 0 0 right if NEW ORLEARkelb 141111W111160 hi was announced Saturday by the st' Lov25 Iriela tistillattetrete-' A weekend 1 er(Vthe i Co The final race of the season oke McBroo and i Shanks Hargraves Ervin 11 xotal 08 M'ser'sM 2b 211 3 Noah 3b 9 11 William 3h Flatille th 6 3 San Francisco Giants of the Na- Ste 2b otterer 3b 1 roma th Ashburn et ab ab bl Maas I I IIIIIIrelr Duren I Garcia te tr I from the Orlando 4500-mile) orant and Steffen Ilolt Field II giehMereirP tC 511' Deetel1 landlord follea 0 1 evidenn rt tiOnilt Learle inn ef-r fluent lb Totals 13 4 it blones Friend 9 er on ass bNeition a twebitor station was run in bad weather 1 pm Bradford As Quarles -Ocher re 41 0 9 pang Alvarnos If 'into lb roes sib Coles lb Liedner eraduated Friday from es Smith iy hlle PerrY 9 II was the last race from there taersrLFelkFa3r1' toeinntnan and ill a Chambers Totals 39 I a vi6t111 Gibed et dStric't nd 1 Only five birds of 60 released and meaeley Ritigedale Archer 1-Groordo1 ool for Wilk! 111 Itb 011 detest 4 West Illith School at Photrileshad' mai A811k1 If I un mob! 1 Cicotta 'retitle St I there were clocked in by Sun- Rev Cos and Tapley Lookout Moun- Welliisolle iftlithItridelirgettt edLattolZ 171tl rt114 a 12-3 record this season and all law 311 ze ee II day afternoon min! Nabs Cooley and Itv 5 11 ill litha -11-ait for Eluagewski in ath i II14 onmeet 0 batted 456 Ile bats left i'mus 38v-rnan fittest OM lint 0004 rill a 111rons Ivor It Kootto es Dummary: Cooke No I Chambers Shone Pittsburgh -404 000 (010-0 et rie 1 Stele it timitn Vornew 11 race Stoneham president 0 Po er Yards Ind Moseley Cooke No 2 Pim Cants MUSA! PO A Chi i711 Pitts- 5 MG 0 a Moil 4 is 'rotate 4 10 11110 1 said the young pros- raven la 0 No 2 E-Lcmli roc Ovoner Name Per Min Wilholte and Adams Cooke burgh 27 0 -Goryl ItYlOr and i ABen tor Williams In fifth I "received a very substantial a laylots 1 I I mem I Elam Strong rem 71966 Merriman- Davis and Stone Long Groat Matereekl and Stuart LOB minded Oil? toy Melina In Wet C1- 41 2 DoYel Gaither Top ryer 11 50 Hargraves 130 13 olt Tied ch tn Mcliarge Hotelen hI 5: vittsburan 6 Stuart Itt'atog 0 1 Comebac Geither spent BlSlvars 211i one Moryn -Walls 1-Mastroalti 1 iriiek cd for OffiCICC ninth re- bonus it among the hit heat the Gi- teresen i ploy yam Average 520 47 Beagles and Cartwright Du Pont as so allied tor It mover se ewe r- Tetals le 31 a 40 11 111 Devi tide's Bad Roads 50113 a itrni Brainerd Stein- sign' (w 21) 13 3 I 9 3 4 en for Irene in elehth ante ever have given" 11sinotd tor grmomeri to oh) 31 man Burns and Reneger Avondale Reeve 1-3' IP 0 'll Nw Orlearie 009 110 630 lto041 Lindner lot ed the Phoenix Struck out for Veritendos ill ollins Walker and VanZant Elton 1 1 -3 i 1 I I 'I: iwohyttis 040 000 Ito 0014 nix GI- bee nn eme In Ithi 1st Cumb Grant Cooler and Friend (1 VG 1 111-11iirnbetith rm Ththem POA-- anti altutiel for re lio in si(lit xi 0 Fishero Face 1 I 9 1 at Phoenix Saturday wh ti I int S-Sin ed CI-Betel Dixon Smith DiacolL A- Ile in St roust ett out for Jab- Saturday nto NI I New Orleans 34-14 ll nut when winning run wired) Nashvilie 30-17 1111- Pineal la ethi 11-Ititruck out for Smith Cooks Ns 1 Archer Ray Cos and nit late and II Gilherti Dotierer MEMPHIS WHIPS CRAX on ttn Inc 0nuin am 448 818 8 Drake Cooke No 2 Walker tin Coliesst Deliverer Castillo end Cbtes teigir I(' ndC -17meon3s ADDITIONAL SPORTS 1411 ICI rFli rd" 121 A HOMERq hondinnia 1 400 041 14-11 1" 0 If CIL 1 ot -sow PQA-St Louis 24-1 Philo- ooke No 4 Erin Isrner and IN COUPLE ON Audi lea ibsoll sik 1110a tnibert 27-4 Dr-srspla end Snitches a It 8111th' Rat her Holt FildC ir111' I P'12'i P' Halm' ON PAGE 18 110B--St 4 Phadelphis a ittic14Daarvatesc ndrit Fis Louis Me and VanZant By GEORGE BOWEN As000istatt Press Sports Writer BALTLMORE Dave Ragan 23 year old Floridian won his first professional golf tournament Sunday with a birdie three holes from the end of the Eastern Open The 4-foot birdie putt on the 16th hole provided Ragan with a final 2-under-par 70 and a total of 273 for the 72 holes It enabled him to win a nip and tuck scrap with Gene Littler Littler 28-year-old from Singing Hills Calif made a last ditch effort for a reprieve by knocking in a birdie on the last hole But it put him only one under par at for a total of 274 Ragan and Littler began the last round tied Two consecutive bogeys on the 14th and 11th holes by Littler gave Ragan his big opportunity to grab the 82300 firat prize Ragan registering out of Chat Tenn during his third pro tour also bogeyed the 15th but recouped with his birdie three on the next hole He had to only par the last two holes to triumph Don Whitt of BotTego Springs Calif and Henry Belmont of St Andrews Ill tied for third Wee With final scores of 275 Ed (Porky) Oliver of Denver tame in next with 170 The 820000 10th annual wu played for the first time over Fine Ridge a 2-month-old course 8820 yards Ragan WELS 15 strokes under its Dar and two under the former tour ney record set by Sam Snead on another course in 1952 In all 31 of the touring pros beat Pine Ridge par Ram ran up 21 three stroke lead on Littler through the first mix holes of their last round However Littler a three-time winner this season evened matters on the next three holes as both went out in mt 36 They each birdied two of the first three holes on the back nine to stay all square Then Littler rot into trouble which cost him 8900 the difference between first prize and the $1900 second' He took three putts to hole out the par 3 14th and went over par 4 on the 15th by hitting into the rough and malting a poor chip out Ragan the 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111-1-7014400 Matt Moors OW540414cl west' L0hron 0 knob Iltrwollor 711-1041114-1na RAN fintill 414741414-41) wlietilt Malealti 104040-114-61 It FttIVOrd Johnston 70 0049 1104i nob Jono4 10-6741 ill-1114 'Trate Mehl 1c14-04 -01-123 arraok Hithland -111-14-14-N Arnold Palmer 13-13410N nDrootea amateur By GEORGE BOWEN Asiociat44 Prod Soorts Vidor BALTLVIORE Dave Ragan 23 ear old Floridiarin his first professional golf tournament Sunday with a birdie three holes from the end of the Eastern Open The 4-foot birdie putt on the 16th holt provided Ragan with a final 2-under-par 70 and a total of 273 for the 72 boles It enabled hhn to win a nip ss and tuck seraP with Gene setiser Littler 28-year from Bleging Hills Calif made a last ditch effort for a reprieve by knocking in a birdie on the last hole But it Put him only Ons under at' for a total of 274 Ragan and Littler began the last round tied Two cmutecutive bogeys on the 14th and Ilith holes by Littler gave Ragan his big op- portunity to grab the $2500 tint prize Ragan registering out of Chat ta rtoogs Tenn during his third pro tour also bogeyed the 15th but recouped with his birdie three hole to i on nex a on par the last two holes to triumph non Whitt of BotTego Smings Calif and Henry Itanaont of St Andrews Ill tied for third Place With lintel scores of 275 Ed (Porky) Oliver of Denver tame in next with 170 The 820000 10th annual tourna- ment wu played for the first time over Pine Ridge' a 2-montit-old course measuring 8820 yards Ra- Kan was 15 strokes under its Dar and two under the former tour- ney record set by Sam Snead on another course in 19 52 In all' 31 of the touring pros beat Fine Ridge par Ragan ran up a three stroke lead on Littler through the first mix holes of their last round 'low- ever Littler a three-time winner this season evened matters On the In me 36 next three holes as both went out first three holes on the back nine TheY each birdied two of the tO tay all square Then Littler IrOt into trouble which cost him 2000 the difference between first Prize and the 81900 second He took three puttlt to hole out 4 on the 15th by hitting into the and went over par the par 3 14th ''t and malting a Door chip out roils Ragan the youngest pro win- Tier this Year previousie had made his best showing with third at IsoulsviT1 lest week and second lo San Diego Ile failed to totality for this week's 1113 Open INAL LEASING OCOR111 Dove fallen 110-41104-7- 21 N011 l'E Gene Rile 011-111 11 23 pr Dori hitt 00-0-40- 41 I 00 1411110111 I WOO Ed iiver a I A i-71- 0-47 21100 oulin entire 71-70-4440-47 :04 0 bills exwell 90-001040-37 014 Lion January e771-73-072 $1435 Prod assalail 07-04q3-70-270 art tryl V18 nil 11)0'4 001V41014400 CIO MI 4 Souchak 74-47-00-7t)--280 6710 Jnnn McMullin 16-411-1067-2st afil0 err Nam fit-de-17-2U 6510 ett Lull Jra 20014-10404 lite0 Al liesselink $400 Do Wininger 00011-71-74-2e2 WM 2 Vv114)vt 4See 0 bloatston Jr 72-10-0N- 3-4S1 WS Tommy Jacobs 611-70-70-10-21i1 Dick Mager 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A 4" LI 1 11111 abinitall 1 a 1 immonc 0 I LI --Autiou coma ANN imams TI Auiotitt ultMil wItanect- The All-Star tauftball game of the Commerc ial as A League rained out Saturday night and been recheduled for aba 'rues- 1 t7121- OS-06-10-P0-4tittn" Ft I A I V'-'11 I 10oal a 11 dt 11 i' It day -Witikod Ivr Itra1 t1111 I Dttlait: Li Dairy Queen the current Plooloclo In 401 P-Pivoted for Lino I 'Ponolle fel Ptlivntotia league leader will play a neleC Now nolotal irs 91 Srpn nolosent'lin'ae ton of players from Turner lue -600 NI I Club All tI1Ier and Combustion ashy' ilo Oti 0-41 "ma A 1Ne -flt 644 NS All tiller snd Combustion om ma Imsia 'day II frit strait in ath InetIll DIM 0 0 i letall ll 1111 DalrY Queeo the current be-11611 19r i 10 0th Ior Line In IIII is tPn119101 rot Rsinons Mt 00yntSIlttague leaor will play a selec- pow oil 11:::1 00 101 tIlr0Wil In limn 'Mtn of players from Turner 040110111s Sul 4110 Atlanta MS Mt 1-4 Mem01111- ---t SoS NIS 11--11 Club Ail Miller and Combustion I A on I wool NNW a ad am A--Land roA-14sw Orison lit-111 -woof rOa- Potato tal Jam Th- I hed 1 game se NaMtville 211 DP-Devitigsn and Cola phi at-S woltior and AIVIrOill Ind Colitillk L011-Noto Or- dihartor nartallold Stld played at Tait Lake beginning Nihyllit allivarPr 1011-Antota a Mtnuthill at 815 alt- Pivot Kitsoa Nllisma Baldwin dn-n aymond ll BB 311 er -Whoa Castillo ttndbfrit Morton 4 1 et bk It' PovnlOnd lL 1 I-It I -I :1 Hal Newhouseri former Amer- (L allor 0-i 1 tW' "1 I I i IW: 1-4! 1 I 1 ilcan League pitching star with otiontovor krool 444 43 I 1 A 11-44trocchia anC Wort? Detroit scouts for the ECU 44 It 14 -Ltos vono- 4 4 Illi 1 Eterdit MOW' (tams 1110111 CoOl I 1 ono A Ltog saterdit Misting Otos I rnors Orioles I 11A-1ATLANTA A-11111 t'04-14101 nItstntt 1i-1 IS St Mom The am is scheduled to be 110hille II-I ill Co10 Dm SI-11 PS--r101011 Olds snd AIVIr011 (-some ot assrsti unarms Fottotott snd played at Tait Lake beginning ltano 0 1-Htsnyllif I na luntn etisror tmph 015 twine NIIIIMI ins li Csatillo Undbfritt Morten ell 4 a et low IttRovmond (11-It il 1 1 1 1 Mal Newhouser former Amer- (W 4I'l I I 1 IW IP 1 tSt 1 I Lulu it sat a itroturt alterital Pgitehivino stiso 6 11 lkrsol 1 n1'41 --fltrocchta ani Wortu Detroit) ecoUti ior the baltt- 14 elA t011 no- 444444444 a pi -a--As aat-a-k nrintot coo T1 feteratt NATIONAL OPEN CHOICE ARNOLD PALMER HURT BALTIMORE Feltner became the oecond of the prospective threats in this week's 1111 Open Colt Tournament to come up with fay injury in the Eaatern Open Palmer from i Ligonier silithdrew Sunday after playing three holes of the final round becluxe Of an aching back Palmer winner at Palm Springs end Oklahoma City and third leadInt' money-winner On the pro tour said the pain probably was only temporary and he hones to play In the Open starting Thursday et Mamaroneck NY i Art Will Jrthe tour's leading money earner and the Masters winner twisted his rillat ankle in the second round of the Eastern Open Friday He took a ine on the last hole and failed to make the cutoff of GO low scorers for the final 38 holes RAGAN AND PLAYER NATIONAL OPEN CHOICE ARNOLD PALMER HURT TIALTIMORL Pal- vier became the second of the bmspective threats in this wows tt et nit tr mane iel VIllo 111 ll'ai AJ4 a 'n rhme ti With it injury in thei ZafilIent Opel palmer from Ligonier Pa withdrew sunday utter playing throe boleti of the final round by cause of an chink back Palmer 'Aor at Pa lm Sprints ed Oklahoma City and third load Inc money-winner on the pro tour said the pain probably was only temootorv and ho hoop to hilly r7 I ti a rillaMt at 11 v44 vt sr Tit 11 411 it mamsroneta NY 1 Art Wall Jr the tour's load Int money earner anti the Ma sters winner twisted his ripht tinkle in the serond round of the Eastern Open Friday He took a ine on the last hole and failed to make ho cutoff of low Inr the cutoff of GO low scorers for the final 38 holes RAGAN AND PLAYER a 1 I tKLE I 1 I ATLANTA 4414111113 WrtvaPiold and Girard elf titsiotdav Stormill Avow) ridr7iTittiti lett' 1 I I 0 Kw 01111Abb 404 31 I lit floor Ab 4nworlr 3 taatttia Pnk If lu a a a ik4 4 it Ii lit 64 I it A '111mo lb I Castilla Pi 1 0 1 4 oha 1" A I Mthintis 11 1 uirsavuts I 11-4tiiihst etia MI 141 11111 Ill et titsiotdav tiltit's litoroltil Aallio) tti I 71141'1n tfb 1 i saw oeutaNs PAIVIVILLS 111illtarri I'l 414beelt 3 I lbsb or lilt tot Nouns 1 rui" witimi ab 11 111 11' mrin il Toucan drive without fear of ptmetures and blowouts when your car rides on Nygen-built General Dual 90 Tires De 'iigned and engineered to reduce accidents and gave lives the General Duar 90 does just that day after day mile after mile! 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