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Itir sambsiwoRremPRIOW1101110WWWOMINOWSIOMIWIIIMIlla111WW1111Will10R P' 4' plr 0 '4" 4 4 0 4 mmmmeimagmmimmam7alnotra A IP 'V Ito '4 Sunday April 5 1959 Section Two PAGE THREE FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM players hut With Changes Keep Want to Keep Colonial Meet BY JIM TRINKLE players' committee headed by entitled to some revisions how- it unfair and too complicated the pro safari One is Bob Itos- for nine holes but brother if National Invitation next year to exclusiveness rankles the star-Telezum spores Writer AUGUSTA Ga April Francis i 13o) Wininger concern ever" "Another thing two of our burg the current Vardon Trophy he's in the top 10 winners he's Carter said if Colonial refuses players '--e adopting the PGA's system of Players met at the Masters best players have not been in- point annually good enough to play in any tour- to make any changes "You can hardly call it exclu- pros want or 1orth to he host selecting a field raising the here last week and voted to vited yet Others have not heen to the pro with the lowest scor- nament" "We won't tine anybody sive with guys like Ford lins- v1441amlner CllIonial National In purse to $30000 boosting the ignore the Natiomil Invitation asked either and the tourna- ing the other Doug Another player pointed out that Some of the pros may want to burg and Snead not Playing Or 44ition in 19G0 hut they have a 1 jcid to 34 players altering the as a tournament counting toward merit is hut three weeks away Ford 1957 Masters Champion the Masters was the biggest keep playing there under the if it's exclusive it doesn't fleet's- tew suggestions to make money distribution and paying official money winnings and to- These fellows have to plan prenennially a top money win- tournament the pros played in same system" he said "The sarily follow that it's the best" PGA Tournament Director Ff1 the PGA's $4000 serviee fee Carter said here S'aturday that ward Vardon ea rophy point and hey ay want to take ner "It's ridiculous" one un- last year olonial meet 'would be similar he said "I Want to emphasize that the standings a Week or yo off They can't invited tourist mentioned "How "Last year we played for VA- to the Sam Srread Festival with They put nut something say-be anticipated an early reply to the letter sent Colonial officials players want to keep playing 1 "Wearen't bickering ith Co- look ahead when' they don't can you give equal points by 000 here This year it may go a tournament being ing their tournament was so ex- oma i Carter said All our know if they'll he invited" Coloniars system to the man to Sil50M Yet in 15153 Colonial played the same week" elusive that only two players two days ago concerning a new in the National Invitation" Car- dealings hae been most friend- Carter carefully avoided men- shohting the low nine-hole score was paying $25000 and the Mas- The other tournament would of the top 15 at the Texas Open format for the National Invi- ter said "We certainly don't iy The players have been con- honing the two National Invita- of the year and to the man ters $20n1)o This year Colonial have a larger purse and would had been invited What does that Winn want to lose the tournament fused by Colonial's selection boo "absentees" but it is no finishing in the top 10 money is up around $28000" not be an invitation make the Texas Open a 'rat' The revisions advanced by the The players do think thev are system for years 1 hey consider secret to the other Members of winners Anybody may eet hot ThP PGA win not boycott thp OriP nrn snid Colonial's Halms tournament'!" players committee beaded by Francis iFicit Wininger concern adopting the PGAs system of selecting a field raising the purse to $30000 boosting the held to 54 players altering the money distribution and paying the PGA's $4000 Kt-vice fee "I want to emphasize that the players want to keep playing in the National Invitation" Carter said "We certainly don't want to lose the tournament The players do think they are entitled to some revisions how- it unfair ana too complicated ever" "Another thing two of our Players met at the Masters best players have not been inhere last week and voted to vited yet Others have not heen ignore the National Invitation asked either and the tournaas a tournament counting toward ment is hut three weeks away official money winnings and to- These fellow's have to plan ward Vardon Trophy point ahead They may want to take standings a week or yo off They can't ''We aren't bickering ith Co- look ahead when they don't lonial" Carter said "Al! our know if they'll he invited" dealings haT been most friend- Carter carefully avoided meniy The players have been con- honing the two National Invitafused by Colonial's selection tion "absentees" but it is no system for years They consider secret to the other members of the pro safari One is Bob Itos- for nine boles but brother if National Invitation next Year to exclusiveness rankles the burg the current Vardon Trophy he's in the top 10 winners he's Carter said if Colonial refuses players point annually good enough to play in any tour- to make any changes "You can hardly call it exeliito the pro with the lowest scor- nament" "We won't tine anybody sive with guys like Ford liming the other Doug Another player pointed out that Some of the pros may want to burg and Snead not playing Or Ford 1957 Masters Champion the Masters was the biggest keep playing there under the if it's exclusive it doesn't necesprenennially a top money win- tournament the pros played in same system" he said "The sarily follow that it's the best" ner "It's ridiculous" one un- last year Colonial meet would be similar he said invited tourist mentioned "flow "Last year we played for $60- to the Sam Smad Festival with "They put nut something say can you give equal points by 000 here This year it may go a tournament being jog their tournament was so ex-Colonial's system to the man to Sn5000 Yet in 1953 Colonial played the same week" elusive that only two players shohting the low nine-hole score was paying $25000 and the Mas- The other tournament would of the top 15 at the Texas Open of the year and to the man ters $20000 This year Colonial have a larger purse and would had been invited What does that finishing in the top 10 money is up around $23000" not be an invitation make the Texas Open a 'rat' winners Anybody may get hot The PGA will not boycott the One pro said Colonial's claims tournament?" 1 A pro 11441 tew I' Car he the two forr tatii T1 'BASEBALL'S IMMORTAL MADCAPS -644 Dickinson Stewart Increase Colonial Entry Total to 35 CI Bases Full Lou Steals Third Gardner Dickinson Jr and operation on a cracked N'erte-1 rEarl Stewart Jr Saturday Aere bra and a ruptured disk in his named the 3Ith and 35th critries neck for the Colonial National Invita- Stewart pro at Oak Cliff Coun-1 tion Golf Totnnament April 29! try Club in Dallas is the urrentl lay 3 Texas PGA champion 1 Dickinson tied for third last! The Colonial entry list: i pc Ta fin NNT 'Dana Bolt Jina year tyko strokes 1- i i 1 il ocat BoTo Jock Burke WI Cavner (larlocr 11k1rn Jr Filla Jr Jim Fer)ion Tommy Bolt I le subse- To PliatetwO! Paul El TrTy Ted Ho at 10na Jay 111)rt LinTiel ill quently spent several months in i ri Ben 1 Je HoVin Torntny Jacobtt Don a hospital here under going an Mo Joi Cars Md I lion toftE yron Do 701! 0 i pap 11V i ver 101 SlinliP ti Ili- ChRk Ehrl SEP art Jr Frank Strana- i 4111 71 eirr di'llf'''Tna'n'''' a KZ a 'W'''''lly'l'Irril TET: I' n''' or SU ti I' 1 't-L- 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 i "-owl 191! DI Ear Ilan- for tion May year pion quer 'a hc "Yeah you wise' guy" ht said to the teammate when he returned to the bench You taught me to go up but you didn't teach me to come back down" Bordagaray was such a wild base runner with the Brooklyn Dodgers that Manager Casey Stengel once instructed him to stand on first without taking a leadoll But sure enough Frenchy got picked off "Case I was just standin' there tappin' my foot on the bag" he explained "They must've got me between taps" (One in a series Another will appear next Sunday) tt f49 4 :14: 'fp 41 4 4 lk i 1 4e 1 -Afrt it vter i a 4 4-4-4t -Al- 04 4 4 t4 4110 1 4 i i NE li' 5 1 Vxl f' i 1 it A i iv vp(414 4 I a vit 'it 1 'hi? 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League and Outfielder Leo Burke: to the International Leagues NII1 and Marlins Jim Caldwell 20-year-old catch' er was sent to the Birds minor' league base at Thomasville (IaI The action reduced Baltimore's I roster to 31 6st I (5 1 114" tf i BY HARRY JONES Editors liyodicale Writer (to lerr Soviet leaders claim that baseball originated in Russia centuries ago and that it soon 0 lost public 'favor because it is a nonsensical game 1Ve1l maybe so The Chicago Cubs employed a Mad Russian named Lou Novikoff back in the early '40s and it was certainly a nonsensical game as he plaved it a The Cubs shelled out $11K1000 for the husky moon-faced outfielder after he had virtually knocked down every fence in the Pacific Coast League But he turned out to be a prize floperoo "Mad Russian snorted James Dykes manager of the Chicago White Sox "If I couldn't hit any better'n him I'd be mad too" What's more Novikoff was an atrocious fielder and a 'N t- 114411'Orr completely unpredictable base runner koff in 1941 and shipped him to Ile tried to steal third with Milwaukee where he batted the bases loaded once Jimmy 370 under Jolly Cholly Grimm Wilson manager of the Cubs and won the batting title of at the time was boiling mad the American Association when Novikoff returned to the ''l know why I'm not hitbench and demanded an ex- tin'" he told Grimm the day planation he arrived "Aw I know it was a damb "Why not?" thing to do" Novikoff said ''o "but I got such a good jump hoopsa on the pitcher I couldn't re- 'lloopsa?" Grimm asked sist" ''What in the hell's 'hoopsa'?" Playing left field in the Cubs' "It's a Russian dish" Novi-park one afternoon Novikoff knit said "My wife knows how came in for a ball that was hit to make it but she's out in right down the line Ile followed California" the chalk stripe until he reach- Grimm sent for lrs Novied the ball and then it bounced koff and she served hoopsa past him three times a day The Mad "Wharsa matter?" Wilson Russian's batting average pick-asked later "Take a had ed up at once So did his waistline "Naw Jimmy" Novikoff re- plied "I was cotnin in for it hey you know that's a sian Honored by a group of Rus- friends in Milwaukee crooked foul line? Novikoff grabbed a micro- ne The outfield walls in the Cubs' pho and said: "Friends I Wrigley Field are adorned with am deeply honored To show ivy and Novikoff wouldn't go my appreciation I would like to sing little Grimm sent for Mrs Novikoff and she served hoopsa three times a day The Mad Russian's batting average picked up at once So did his waistline Honored by a group of Russian friends in Milwaukee Novikof grabbed a microphone and said: "Friends I am deeply honored To show my appreciation I would like to sing little ------t sos 'i 7f '1 foot 41000 2 ''i 1) 3 7 414 d' v' 4- ''wk4oltrk-- CROW ROWER SHOW ROSES Ever wonder why the color texture and size of Flower Show roses is so much better than those in your garden? One secret is insect and disease control! 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