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7-Plm0P ir olommesmow" olmo10NwqWilw117 41 Sfts apnrS Skin111111 Cats Beat Padres 65 Climb to 3rd Open Course Regular Looks to Byron Ben BY LORIN 5IcMULLEN Star-Telegrew avert Writer 11 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM PAGE TWELVE Monday Morning Juno 6 1955 AIM Ze44 -'------7-SL -lik ''''c 04101 ''1 Pi' t''' 'ci I It Z)' -5 i 4 A 'I': 4 44e kks '4' I e'i 4s '14' ''4 ''4 t' 7' ''''0' '1 ''-i 1: 1S' 'i' 4 I i -4 ''1 4 't i "SY I 00-'71'': '44 4 4 '4i i t16 4 11 1'7 i 1:: I -'41 ''') -444-4514 i4: RACE DRIVER SLATER DIES AFTER CRASHING INTO WALL Move over Dulles Eden and Bulganin The next important visitor at the White House one may be sure will be Lt Joe Conrad of Texas recent winner of the British amateur golf championship -1And speaking of the British amateur the former champion Harvie Ward lists Carry Mid- 010110111 dlecolt Sam Snead Ben Hogan Byron Nelson and Gene Littler as the best threats for the National Open golf crown June 16-18 at the San 0-4 Francisco Olympic Club's Lakeside course It) 1 41111- AN He doesn't put them necessarily in the order i 9: Ward however t- 0 who made the best total score ever posted by an amateur in the Colonial tournament 4- kk: when he finished in a tie with Nelson for third 4- place at 283 in the 1954 meet here plays Lakeside 'el regularly 11 He hurried home from England where he I led the Walker Cup team to a crushing victory to start practicing on the layout After CARY refreshing his already-thorough memory of the MIDDLECOFF course Ward made his picks and gave these reasons: 1 Middlecoll for his recent consistency Snead for his unpredictable nature Hogan for his tenacity and pride in what may be his last Open Move ove' portant visito be Lt Joe CI amateur golf e'-'" ev 9-: 1 10 1 1 CARY MIDDLECOFF i Middlecoll Snead for Hogan for DES MOINES Iowa June 5 (INS)--Bobby Slater of Kansas City widely known race driver was killed Sunday when his Offenhauser crashed into a retaining wall at the Iowa State Fairgrounds track in Des Moines The crackup occurred as Slater pulled into the lead on the sixth lap of a 50-mile race Be died shortly after being admitted to Wilden Hospital where attendants said he suffered a crushed chest His wife who witnessed the crash was hospitalized for shock Slater battled for the lead with several other cars including one driven by Bobby Grim of Indianapolis on the straightaway in front of the grandstand and pulled ahead on the turn but lost control and smashed into the retaining wall his car flipped over on the track but no other cars were Involved in the smashup Track officials halted the race until the wreckage could be cleared The race was won by Jud Larson of Austin Texas lie earned $1680 for the victory fig" 7444007 i Photo the eastind enthusiasts who gathered here for the Cowtown Cast ing Club's annual meet were left to right Young of Dallas Parker of Atm rillo and Dr Stephens of Lubbock Meet ended Sunday A6e i WARD GUESSES WINNING SCORE WILL BE 285 WARD GUESSE Nelson for his fondness for Lakeside (Byron Ward noted shot "some of his best golf on the Olympic Club links Be has friends in San Francisco who encourage Lakeside even before it was altered to USGA titular specifications was known as a "driving" course for its length and other difficulties Nelson for "some of his be in San Francisc Lakeside ev tions was knov difficulties Cowtown Club Wins 2 Titles Snead Sets Record Wins by 46 Points GREAT NECK Jun fident Sam Snead shattered with a 5-under-par 65 Sunday "That's why you can not discount Hogan though some people think he is over the hill" Ward told Will Connolly "Hogan can drive straight Lakeside could very well be right down his alley" The winning score Ward guesses will be 283 5 over par He commented that scoring at Lakeside will be governed by San Francisco's fickle June weather Wind off the Pacific can govern tee shots and if the fog comes in turf will be affected by absorption of moisture Close associates of Burnett Dallas Eagle owner who was buried last week-end caution that there may be a surprise when the true and complete listing of the ball club's ownership is made public "That's why think he is ovel drive straight The winning He comment San Francisco's govern tee shot absorption of rr Close associa buried last wee the true and co public "Don't be surprised" advised one friend "if it comes out that two in East Texas and one in Fort up with shares in the club each equal to that held by Burnett" Until such time as details are completed on future ownership and operation of the club Judge Prentice Wilson will be the guiding authority the source stated "Don't be su two with shares In Until such and operation ol authority the BERINGER WILL FACE PADRES' FOX TONIGHT The Cats and the San Antonio Missions wind up their series at La Grave Field Monday night iii Carroll Beringer (6-3) pitohing against i 1 visitors' vet- 7 eran Howie Fox (3-2) 1 The Fort 41 Worth club has 1 i ed this the i 'I first of a se 1 ries of "fa' i ther and son 1 nights" in 4 which all 16- CARROLL year-olds and BERINGER under if accompanied by an adult will be admitted free A delegation of fans from Bridgeport will attend a a a SERIOUSNESS DETERMINATION HELPING KORANDA SERIOUSNESS For Mineral Wells Title Russell Defeats Powell 5-4 BY GENE GREGSTON Star-Telegram Sports titer MINERAL WELLS June 5--Jimmy Russell 27-yearl old Graham junior high coach captured his second tourna ment title of the current West Texas circuit here Sunday afternoon with a 5-4 victory over Phil Powell of Wichita the llth for a 4-up margin had Falls in the finals of the Min a single putt at 12 for a halving par four then holed out from eral Wells Invitation off the green again for a birdie The tall angular North Texas four at the 13th State graduate previously winner That gave him a 5-up lead and at Sweetwater and loser of a sud- they halved the 14th with par den-death playoff for the Ste- fours to end it phenville championship won a In addition to his titles here three-way battle of tournament and at Sweetwater and his tie titlists here Sunday and did it for the crown at Stephenville with scintillating scoring and sur- Russell went to the semifinals at prising margins Ranger He will enter the Texas In the semifinals Russell elimi- Amateur at Houston and the nated Bob Goetz of Arlington Men's West Texas at Brownwood the medalist 4-3 with a six- the next two weeks under-par performance Goetz in his last two competitions had won the Missouri Valley championship 3 Teams Tie for Nei for Oklahoma Atzld and the Duncan Okla fourball In Foursome Play Powell who tripped Harold Sexton of Arlington 4-3 in the Three teams tied for first other semifinals duel won the place net honors in the mixed Texas-Oklahoma Invitation last foursome golf play at Ridglea Sunday Sunday But the 42-year-old florist could Tieing were Mrs Padgett not cope with Russell's consistent- and Bill Jennings Mrs Frank ly good sometimes-brilliant shot- Daugherty and Lawrence Peter- son making especially when his own and Mrs Bowen and game began to lose the sharp- Dr Bob Walker Second place ness that had carried him to his went to Mrs Jack McCreery and second consecutive finals appear- Col Kenneth Smith Mrs John Shell and Peterson tied with ance Mrs Dan Thompson and Charley Russell who had to play only 56 holes in winning four matches Williams for third place and the title was 17 under par The duos of Shell and Pear- for the tournament and 10 under son Thompson and Williams par Sunday He was four under Daugherty and Peterson tied with for 14 holes against Powell Miss Hetta Shell and Dan Thomp- son in putts The latter took a 1-up lead at the first hole with a par four when Russell's approach shot Convair Plays Carswell from the rough sailed over the green and he wound up with a In Major Loop Tonight bogey But at the third Powell sliced Convair will meet Carswell in his drive over the boundary fence a Major City League baseball and Russell ran in a long putt game at 7:45 at Carswell for a birdie four to square the Air Base Monday match In National League play at Jimmy took the lead for the Rockwood Park Raliff Rockets first time and for good at the will meet Convair at 6:30 sixth with a par five rammed with Demolay's playing Chicago home a 40-foot birdie deuce putt Pneumatic Tool at 8:45 at seven and won the ninth with a birdie to turn with a 3-up edge They halved the 10th hole WRESTLING then the next three holes turned the trick for Russell He used one putt on the three holes He TONIGHT holed out for a birdie three at I 1 Convair Plays Carswell In Major Loop Tonight Convair will meet Carswell in a Major City League baseball game at 7:45 at Carswell Air Base Monday In National League play 4t Rockwood Park Raliff Rockets will meet Convair at 6:30 in with Demolay's playing Chicago Pneumatic Tool at 8:45 WRESTLING TONIGHT 7th Straight Victory Boosts Fort Worth 2 Games From Top BY LORIN McMULLEN Star-Telegram Sports Writer After a twobase error put him in trouble Bill Diemer walked in the winning run as the Cats shaded San Antonio 65 at La Grave Field Sunday night The victory moved the Cats into third place two games behind the Texas League-leading Missions Dick Gray with a home run single and two bases on balls in his first five times at bat drew the free ticket on a 3-1 count that ended the game and made Mel Waters winning pitcher The Cats' Rudy Paynich and San Antonio's Frank Fanovich both were taken out in the third inning Both relievers pitched two-hit ball Pisoni Drops Drive Diemer walked Jim Koranda at start of the home ninth retired Maury Wills on a foul pop and then pitched to Joe Pignatano who delivered a long fly to center-field James Pisoni one of the best outfielders in the league went back on the ball but let it bounce out of his 'glove Koranda went to third and Pignatano went to second on the error Harry Schwegman batting for Waters drew an intentional walk Gray drew ball one fouled off the second pitch and then watched three straight balls go by to end the game It was the Cats' 7th straight victory Padres Take 4-0 Lead Caffery's lead-off single and three extra-base hits after two were out put the Missions into their 4-0 lead in the first inning Hollmig's line double to short left Pisoni's double to the same field and Segrist's homer over the right-field fence did the damage The Cats shaved the margin to 4-2 in the second on Gray's homer to right with Wills on base Wills had singled Hollmig's homer over the left-field fence at start of the third made it 5-2 for San Antonio and after Paynich walked Pisoni Waters went to the mound for Fort Worth Fanovich also departed In the same inning as Marchio Ozark and Williams led off with singles and Koranda walked forcing in a run Diemer replaced Fanovich and the Cats scored two on Wills' sacrifice fly and Pignatano's infield out This made it a new game with the score 5-5 Both pitchers worked two-hit games for remainder of the route Waters served a single to Caffery In the sixth and a double to Oertel in the eighth Diemer issued singles to Gray in' the fourth and Williams in the eighth He had to work out of bases-loaded emergencies in the sixth and seventh In the sixth it was a base on balls error and hit batsman In the seventh it was three bases on balls the last one intentional BAN ANTONIO FORT WORTH abrho a abrho a Caffery2 5 1 3 3 0 Gray3 3 1 2 1 1 Oertelrt 5 0 1 5 0 Andrsn2 5 0 1 2 2 Roberts1 4 0 0 3 0 Mrchiocf 5 1 1 6 0 Hollmiglt 5 2 2 2 1 Ozark1 2 1 1 5 3 Pisonic1 4 1 1 2 0 Jltrslt 1 0 0 1 0 14tgc rhict3c 11 11 2 Fnvichp 2 0 1 0 0 Willsss 3 1 1 3 1 Diemerp 2 0 0 0 1 Pontnoe 4 0 0 1 0 Pynchp 1 0 0 1 0 Watersp 2 0 0 1 0 1Schwamn 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 37 5 9 x25 8 Totals 32 6 8 27 Score by innings: San Antonio 401 000 000-8 9 Fort Worth 023 000 001-6 6 1 xOne out when winning run scored 1Walked for Waters In Oth Cattery Pisoni 1 Pisani Searist 2 Gray 2 Korandc Wills Pignatano Gray Pisoni Aertel Gray Hollmig Waters Antonio 10 Fort Worth 15 1 Fanovich 3 Waters 4 Diemer 8 4 Diemer 2 Waters 1 11-Gtr: Fanovich 6 and 6 in 2 Diemer 1 and 2 in 7 Paynich 5 and 7 in 2 Waters 0 and 2 in 7 Diemer (Ozark) Winner Waters Loser Diemer Bricese Harper Carrigan OILERS 2 SPORTS I TULSA Okla June 5 Mike Lutz broke up a tight pitchers' duel in the 10th inning Sunday night when he slammed Bill Tremel's first pitch over the left field fence for his 12th homer to give Tulsa a 2-1 victory over Shreveport SHREVEPORT TULSA abrhos Daehnect 4 0 1 2 0 GraYbrct 4 0 0 1 1 Joynerlt 4 0 1 3 1 Brnrclss 4 0 1 3 5 Ackeret3 4 0 0 0 4 Prentc2 4 0 0 3 3 Fimng1 3 0 0 10 0 Lutsal 4 2 2 1 0 2Mosian 0 0 0 0 0 Mackol 3 0 1 11 1 Hesletst 0 0 0 0 0 Kranich3 3 0 1 3 0 Brwnrt 3 0 0 0 0 AJonesc 3 0 I 4 2 Koppeas 2 1 0 3 3 KroptII 2 0 0 2 0 Hollis2 4 0 1 4 0 Hrshborp 2 0 0 0 1 JJonesm 3 0 0 8 3 IEssegian 1 0 0 0 0 Tremelp 3 0 0 0 1 Widmarp 0 0 0 1 0 Totals 30 1 3x27 11 Totals -30 2 6 30 13 Shreveport 000 010 00 0-1 3 1 Tulsa 000 010 000 1-2 6 2 1Struck out for Harshbarger In 8th 2Ran for Fleming in 10th Fleming Jones A Jones Lutz Marko 2 Tremel 1 Widmer 2 4 Tremel 5 Harshbarger 3 in 8: Widmer 0 in 2 (4-IL (2-1) Kueren Smitla Fisher Att-2696 Jim Koranda the Cats' superdreadnaught is astounding the Texas Leaguers who played against him last season in the Eastern The length of his home runs is no surprise since they knew the young (21) giant possessed tremendous strength But they had ito idea he could develop as a hitter so quickly The Chicagoan batted only 245 against class pitching for Elmira His current spree of plus-400 batting has moved his season mark to 315 against the tougher moundsmen of the Texas League "And he looks like a real hitter:" exclaimed one Eastern circuit graduate Koranda has some fine equipment for his baseball career: Fabulous power better coordination than usually is found in an out-size athlete seriousness and determination end the habit of keeping his mouth shut and his eyes and ears open An old Yankee would have seen some historic batting feats But Don Heffner former Yankee and now manager of the San Antonio Missions credits the Cats' Frank Marchio with having the "greatest day at the plate I've ever seen" Heffner referred to the double-header between the Fort Worth and San Antonio clubs played May 12 when Marchio bagged 7 hits In 9 times at bat with two homers and three doubles for 12 runs batted in "Everytime be 'swung it was a line drive hot enough to carry out of the park if only it had the elevation" Heffner said Jim Texas Leaguers The length I the young (21) ito idea he couh The Chicago Elmira His cur mark to 315 ag "And he loo1 graduate Koranda has bus power bett athlete seriousn mouth shut and An old Yanl But Don Heffm Antonio Mission: "greatest day at Heffner refei and San Antonic In 9 times at ba batted in "Everytime 1 out of the park I I Joseph Butler Landrum III was born to the Cats' pitcher and Mrs Landrum at 1:20 a in Sunday at All Saints Hospital He weighed 9 pounds 5 ounces The son is the Landrums' first child 5 (IP)--A relaxed and con the Deepdale course record to capture his fourth Round Robin golf championship with a runaway score of 46 points The erratic West Virginia three putted the final green from 30 feet missing a three-footer for his only bogey in a superb round of 32-33 over the 6693-yard par 3535-70 layout Up to this point he had putted brilliantly one-putting eight greens and sinking assignments of 12 and 25 feet for birdies on the 12th and 17th holes Two other long putts lipped the cup and stayed out The previous competitive record was 66 set eight years ago by Julius Boros then an amateur and matched during the present tournament by Snead Cary Middlecoff and Ted Kroll Thomson Has Plus 19 Snead's stiffest competition failed to match his pace in the head-to-head pressure of Sunday's final blue ribbon foursome Peter Thomson the dapper young British Open champion from Australia who had gone to the final round only three points back of Snead lost seven points on a 71 and finished at plus 19 Marty Furgol in the same foursome lost three points for a score of plus 11 by shooting an even par 70 The third member of the foursome Francis (Bo) Wininger registered a 71 lost seven points and wound up deep in the cellar at minus 35 Wins $3000 Snead won the first of these unique plus and minus events in 1938 and took top prizes again in 1952 and last year Sunday's victory earned him $3000 but more than that established him as a strong threat in the National Open June 16-18 at San big one he's never won Johnny Palmer of Charlotte fired an even 70 to pick up four points and squeeze into second place over Thomson with a score of plus 22 This however left him 24 points back of the front running Snead 8Rm Snead White Sulphur Springs Va 68-69-71-66-65-339 plus 46 000) Johnny Palmer Charlotte 73- '040-66-70-351 plus 22 (S2000) Peter Thomson Australia 69-67-68-70- 1-345 plus 19 ($1500) Marty Furgol Lemont Ill 70-71-69- 67-70-347 plus 11 (S1250) DOUR Ford Kiamesha Lake 72-70-68-69-73-353 plus 2 S1000) Cary Middlecoff Kiamesha Lake 349 even O) Ted Kroll Ut(ca 73-69-66-74- 68-350 even WO) Shelley Mayfield WestburY 73- 70-70-73-67-353 minus 1 (S675) Tommy Bolt Houston 357 minus 1 ($1175) Gene Littler Palm Springs Cal 72- 72-69-721-356 minus 3 ($512 50) Mike Souchak Durham 68-71 71-73-71-354 minus 3 (151260) Chick Harbert Northville Mich 10- 70-71-69-71-351 minus 3 ($51350) Julius Boros Mid Pines 70-72- 69-73-68-352 minus 3 $512501 Bob Rosburg San Francisco Dave Douglas Newark Del 359 111111113 16 (S400) Jack Burke Kiamesha Lake 72-74-72-70-70-358 minus 35 MOO) Francis (Bo) Wininger Oklahoma City 72-78-73-7141-365 minus 35 BY JIM HENLEY Star-Telegram Sports Welter Cowtown Casting Club won two of the team events and a majority of the individual titles in closing events of its fourth annual bait and fly casting tournament Sunday at Trinity Park pool The Fort Worth team won the women's and intermediate divisions in the accuracy team event and the men's team lost by a single point in the second shootoff with Houston Angling Club Bennie Davis of the Cowtown club was outstanding in individual competition winning the men's skish bait event and tying with Bobby Spears in the ounce accuracy cast Spears who tied for second in skish bait had also placed in the -ounce event on Saturday Warren Rector of Oklahoma City and John Snyder of Wichita Falls finished in first and second In wet fly event Both had made good showings in Saturday's competition Miss Delores Leddy Mrs Irene Tuck Mrs Cathryn Pearcy Miss Dorothy Ficklen and Mrs Jo Garrett formed the women's team for the Cowtown Casting Club Sunday's results (caster from Fort Worth unless otherwise indicated): Men's BMA Davis 84 2-tie between Bobby Spears and Jack Davis 18 4-Jackie Detnetruk 78 Women's Skish Bloomfield 68 2-Delores Leddy 64 3-Irene Tuck 62 4-Jo Ann Timmie Oklahoma City 68 Intermediate Skish Bait I-Gene Bloomfield 78 2-David Wilson 68 3-tie between Juanita Harrison and Ralph Timmie Oklahoma City 50 Junior Skish Ficklen 64 2-Barbara Bloomblood 54 3-tie between Sue Leddy and Bert Bloomfield 30 Class A Men's 14-Ounce I-tie between among Bennie Davis Bobby Spears and Jack Davis 99 Class Men's 14-Ounce I-Ewell Parker Jr Amarillo 99 3-Earl Davia 97 3-Gerald Davis 94 Class Men 's 54-Ounce I-tie between Davie Arnold Amarillo and Quincy Brown 92 3-Don Hanson 91 Class A Women's 6-Ounce I-tie between Cathryn Pearcy and Delores teddy 96: 3-Jo Garrett 95 Class Women 's 5R-Ounce Accuracy1-Bertha Bloomfield 96 2-Nita Leather man Dallas 94 3-Ireanne Young Dallas 93 Class Women's Ounce Accuracy1-Lillian Robinson Dallas 88: 2-Evelyn Smith Lubbock 86 3-Dot Kelly tub- bock 82 4-Jo Freeman Dallas 79 Clam A Intermediate 34-ounce Timmie Oklahoma City 98: 2-Eddie Bloomfield 93 3-Gene Bloomfield 91 Class Intermediate 84-0tince 'sham Lubbock 95 2- Gilbert Yarborough Lubbock 94 3- Charles Freeman Dallas 93 Class Intermediate 6a-Ounce Stephens Lubbock 93 2-Juanita Harrison 87 3-RYn Rhea Lubbock 83 Class A Junior -Ounce David Ficklin 98 Only one place Class Junior 14-Ounce ACCUrlitY1-Bert Bloomfield 89 2-tie between Bar bars Bloomfield ad Wayne Bigharn 88 Class Junior -Ounce Fix Lubbock 92 2-Sue teddy 85 3-Kenneth Davis 84 Clasa A Wet Fly Accuracy-1-Warren Rector Oklahoma City 99: 2-John spy der Wichita Falls 98 3-Bill Ficklin 97 Class Wet Fly Fix Lubbock 93 2-3 George 93 3- Sam Sayers Lubbock 85 Class Wet Fly' Freeman Dallas 92: 2-Dan Hurley Dallas 86 3-Ewell Parker Jr Amarillo 75 Mena 64-Ounce Accuracy Team-1- Houston (Bob Feemster Charles Plummer A Thomas Sherman Hood Ray Rowell) 2-Cowtown Casting Club Women's 6-Ounce Accuraay I-Cowtown Casting Club (Delores Leddy Irene Tuck Cathryn Pearcy DorothY Ficklen and Jo Garrett) 2-Dallas Fly and Bait Club Intermediate Si-Ounce Accuracy Team Casting Club (Gene Bert and Eddie Bloomfield David Nelson and David Ficklen) 2-Lubbock Casting Club Miami Coach Denies Charge Alter Running 91 in 100 Morrow Calls 220 Best Race After Ru Morn BY DICK MOORE Star-Telegram Sparta Writer ABILENE June Morrow believes the 220 is his best race The Abilene Christian College freshman might have an argument with himself and 4500 others who might have an argument with ABILENE his best race might have an INDIANAPOLIS June 5 Muncie Central High School and its star athlete Dick Stillwagon were cleared Sunday of any rules violations for Stillwagon's plane trip to the University of Miami last weekend But Phillips Indiana High School Athletic Association commissioner said he will send a report Monday to the Kansas City headquarters of the National Collegiate Athletic Association Phillips said Loren Chastain principal at Muncie reported Stillwagon told him his plane tickets to Miami were provided by a alumnus Phillips said he's not sure whether such an arrangement would violate any NCAA rule In Miami Coach Andy Gustafson told reporters "The University of Miami did not pay the boy's plane fare here" However Phillips said he had been informed that Gustafson telephoned Still wagon from Chicago in April to make arrangements for the youth to visit Miami Phillips said Stillwagon didn't go at that time on advice of Phillips Phillips said the youth apparently didn't violate any IIISAA rules based on information that he didn't try out for either football or basketball at Miami Those are the only tryouts prohibited while an Indiana athlete is still competing in any high school sports Phillips said he is reporting circumstances of the case to the NCAA so it can determine whether any collegiate recruiting rules were violated Kuss vs Koomuka! I (No TV) OTTO KUSS DUKE KEOMUKA Semi-Final (No TV) Tag-Team Match PEPPER GOMEZ and POLO TORRES vs STU GIBSON and TONY MARTIN Prelims (No Time Limit) PEPPER GOMEZ vs STU GIBSON POLO TORRES vs TONY MARTIN (1 fall 15 minutes) RONNIE ETCHISON vs EL HERMOSA RENTO IRISH MIKE CLANCY vs SHEIK OF ARABY Tickets on Sale Central Ticket Agency Hotel Texas For Reservations Ph MA-7269 NORTH SIDE COLISEUM CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT Jimmy Russell Graham beat PhD Powell Wichita Falls 5-4 CHAMPIONSHIP CONSOLATION Henry Richards Jacksboro beat Art Corbin Dallas 1-Up FIRST LIGHT Gene Shields Jacksboro beat IlIck Martin: Dallas 2-1 FIRST CONSOLATION John Blanton Fort Worth beat Tom Bullard Wichita Falls 7-5 SECOND FLIGHT Raymond Woodson Mineral Wells beat Weldon Hood Mineral Wells 3-2 SECOND CONSOLATION Leon Johns Graham beat Pete King Fort Worth 2-1 THIRD FLIGHT Twain Morrow Fort Worth beat Charles Hedrick Fort Worth 1-up THIRD CONSOLATION Billy Mann Wichita Falls beat Spud Cason Fort Worth 2-1 FOURTH FLIGHT Floyd Pearson Stephenville beat Bruce Intake Fort Worth 2-1 FOURTH CONSOLATION OH Barnett Arlington beat Ken Terber Mineral Wells 1-up FIFTH FLIGHT Grantham Stephenville beat Floyd John Fort Worth 4-3 FIFTH CONSOLATION Jerry Cumpton Graham beat Jim Boyd Weatherford 2-up SIXTH FLIGHT A Stevens Arlington beat Jim Coffman Fort Worth SIXTH CONSOLATION Bennie Wilson Abilene beat Frank Underwood Bowie 1-up SEVENTH FLIGHT Jimmy Henderson Stephenville beat Paul Schneider Mineral Wells 3-2 SEVENTH CONSOLATION John Baum Mineral Wells beat Cliff Roberts Abilene 3-2 watched his dash of 91 in the 100 here Saturday night Morrow was easily the outstanding performer of the fourth annual National Association of Intercollegiate 1 Athletics '''4or track meet which closed here after a two day run vikNirr7-te on the Mc- 4 --i- Murry track i t1y Bobby set a 04- --j new 100 rec- ord of 94 in the pre lims Friday when t01 the wind was 4 below the 1 4473 allow able Ile also had times of BOBBY 206 and 209 MORROW for the 220 which is run around one curve And then there was that tremendous 91 which only one other sprinter has ever accomplished Mel Patton who shares a part of the 93 world record turned iti a 91 in 1949 Patton had an aiding wind too Saturday night the wind was measured at seven miles an hour for Bobby during his brief race At the close of the meet Bobby watched his 1 the 100 here Morrow was standing perfori annual Nationa Zli ''''41-le 4 5 'kfti kFit111Y 11''' i BOBBY MORROW which is run al And then thc mendous 91 1 other sprinter plished Mel Pa a part of the I turned iri a 91 i Patton had an Saturday night measured at sev for Bobby durir At the close Thomson Sets Record In Milwaukee Race Suggs Wins Crown In Women's Eastern MILWAUKEE June 5 VP) Johnny Thomson Springfield Mass roared to a new track record here Sunday in winning the 100-mile Rex Mays Memorial auto race with an average speed of 988 miles per hour Thomson broke the old record set by Chuck Stevenson last year of 9708 miles per hour Bob Sweikert Indianapolis the pre-race favorite and winner of this year's 500-miler at Indianapolis was less than a minute behind Thomson at the finish and placed second was presented with the meet's outstanding athlete trophy for his Work The wind knocked out three 'record-bettering efforts Saturday 209 in the 220 Bill Barnes of Omaha who had a 236 in the hurdles and Dean Benson of Willamette with a 142 in the high hurdles However three records were broken over the two-day program Morrow's 94 in the 100 was recognized Bob Gerdeman of Omaha had a 532 in the 400 meter hurdles and Dick Utter of Emporia State pole vaulted 13-10 The competition was so stiff that only one defending champion Clayton Scott of Nebraska State retained his title He won the two-mile run for the second straight year in 9:284 Middle-Distance Star Billy Tidwell of Emporia State and Weightman Ray Burrus of West Texas State joined Morrow as double winners Tidwell took the 880 and Mile in 1:577 and 4:142 Burrus won the discus with a great toss of 163 feet 3 inches and the shot at a mediocre 51-71'4 Abilene Christian College grabbed its third team champion ship with 68 points-20 coming from Morrow's two victories Emporia State was second with 44 while North Texas State had 37 35 The meet itself was a financial success The McMurry Stadium which holds 4000 was overflowing Saturday night despite threatening weather and tornado warnings for this area Thanks to the outstanding advance ticket selling job of Bill Ledbetter athletic director at Hardin-Simmons the guarantee of $8500 to the NAIA was assured before the meet got underway The NAIA track meet which was started here in Abilene four years ago now appears to be over the hump One year remains on the present three-year contract for the affair here Next year the guarantee will be for 67000 With Morrow around to excite the home folks that pledge should be an easy one to reach for the Abilene directors ft READING Pa June 5 UM-- Louise Suggs of Sea Island Ga sank a 12-foot putt on the final hole for a birdie three and a one-stroke victory in the $5000 women's Eastern Open golf tournment Sunday Louise Suggs 74-71-71-89-291 FRY Crocker 69-71-75-77-292 Beverly Hanson 7k-194440-29g Betty Jameson 18-75-73-74-300 Betty Hicks 7845-77-73-301 Alice Bauer Hagge 79-72-17-74-302 Vonnie Colby 72-8048-7J-301 Gloria Armstrong 71-77-75-77-302 Betsy Rawls 7e-78-77-76-303 Golf Play Shifted Tuesday's play by the County Club Women's Golf Association has been shifted from River Crest to Ridglea Tee off time is 8:30 8 Ft Worth vs Sin Antonio BASEBALL TONIGHT LA GRAVE FIELD 800 PM All Youngsters tondos 16 FREE OF CHARGE with on Adult 1 WBAP-TV to 9:45 Byars Captures 'Cycle Feature Byars 'Cycle F1 LOUISIANA'S LAW CHALLENGED Two Legion National League Games Today Two National League games are scheduled Monday in American Legion baseball at Sycamore Park Milner Chevrolet (Lake Worth) plays Vandervoort's (Birdville) on diamond No 2 at 530 In the other game Dr Pepper (Tech) engages Hobbs Trailers (Laneri) on diamond No 3 at 5:30 mg 1LITME if as tawny plflez-4 NeholluN Alum OA BEAUMONT-PI ARTHUR NEW ORLEANS June 5 (O The chairman of the board of Louisiana Boxing Enterprises said Sunday there is no Louisiana law barring matches between Negro and line boxers The statement by Blaise D'Antoni followed an anouncement Saturday by a member of the Louisiana State Boxing Commission that a proposed mixed bout here June 28 would be illegal The bout matches Willis Pastrano New Orleans against Negro Middleweight Willie Troy New York D'Antoni said In a telephone Interview he had conferred with his attorneys and they had formed him such bouts were not prohibited by state law If the rtate boxing commission does not approve the match D'Antoni said he will file suit and "get the'match okayed within three days" The newly formed LBE organized to return big time boxing to New Orleans announced the Troy-Pastrano match Saturday D'Antoni said that no good white middleweight was obtainable as an opponent for Pastrano and "we're not going to bring down any pushovers" Troy and Pastrano fought to a 10-round draw in Chicago early in May (Pete) Slipakoll a member of the state boxing commission said Saturday mixed bouts were prohibited by Louisiana law and legislative action would he rquired for approval of them Ile said D'Antoni should have consulted the commission before making crangements for the Troy-Pastr1no fight The last mixed bout here was in 1892 when Negro Featherweight George Dixon knocked out Jack Skelly D'Antoni said he could see no reason why there would be objections to a mixed boxing match lie said Negro basket ball players played with whites and Negro jockeys rode against whites in horse racing "Apparently there is no law against mixed competition" he said "and we are going to ask the boxing commission not to discriminate against professional boxing" Tommy Byars of Beaumont and Houston's Bobby Stillwell placed first and second respectively in the featured expert event of the third annual American Legion motorcycle races at the Jacksboro Speedway Sunday In the novice Curtis Phalls of Fort Worth took first place with Dale Breedlove of Waco second David Gunter of Corpus Christi won the amateur while Don Brammer of Fort Worth was runner-up An estimated 2500 fans watched the nine-race program which was sponsored by the American Legion Police Post 239 and the Business and Professional Post 14 Proceeds went to the youth activities funds Tommy Byars Houston's Bobb: first and secom the featured ex third annual 1' motorcycle race: Speedway Sund: In the novice Fort Worth tool Dale Breedlove David Gunter won the amal Brammer of For ner-up An estimated ed the nine-rac was sponsored Legion Police I Pusiness and I 14 Proceeds funds Pony League to Open Tonight With 2 Games Play in the South Side Lions Club's Pony League baseball starts Monday night with two games at Thornton Field the Little League park In the first game at 630 Morrison Drug plays Lewis and Lewis Contractors liorace Duncan Contractors meet Bradley Trans ler in the second tilt at 8:15 CALL: AT 4-3465 CALL: AT 4-3465 1 -vIL.