The State from Columbia, South Carolina • 4

Mbian FOUR South Carolina a Progressive Xeica taper TI1K STATE: SATURDAY JUNE 11 19 South Carolina'1 a Progreaaire Sens pa per Washington Park Race Course at Paddock PaUcr Many Experts New Golfing Gadget May Put Giddies on Unemployed Roll By Abe Fennell Myrtle Beach Opens On avoring Conn Heavyweight Battle Set For Wednesday They have introduced a new wrinkle in golf but the caddies won't like it much We had heard about the new gadget but yesterday at Trenhohn road we iaw our first Xar" The gadget is a rubber-tired two-wheel affair desigredto carry a heavy golf bag around the course The idea is that the lads who have been carrying their own bags for economy sake may employ the new buggy to do most of the heavy work The buggy pulls or pushes by a Jong handle and is well bal- The rent for 25 cents for 18 holes or 15 cents for nine We understand the gadgets have become so popular that manufacturers are having a difficult time filling orders too But as we said at the start the caddies like them as they may soon cut down on the number of jobs the boys get June 25 Bol) Feller Sends Four To College Cooperstown June (AP) Bob Feller at the age of 22 has become a philanthorpist he admitted today and will spend 31000 a year on four college scholarships for worthy boys The plan already is in operation but the modest young star of the Cleveland Indians kept his benevolence under cover until today when reporters cornered him to inquire about reports that had come from Iowa "Yes I've got one boy in Morning-side college in Sioux City now" the wonder pitcher said I am going lo start another each year until I have four there" Feller a farm boy from Van Meter Iowa who never went to college himself but earns in excess of 330000 annually explained that he worked out the plan last winter with President Earl Roadman of Morningside Augusta Wins Over Macon Augusts Ca June (AP) Augusta lmvl m-tiifa one run in the seventh in-iiiiik the nightcap to deadlock the Miii-on at five-all tonight after r-pturing the opened of a doubleheader lj to 2 The two team engaged in an after midnight duel when Maeon acured three runa in the opening half of the seventh Another riouhlebrader i- scheduled tomorrow night However we have heard of one caddy more enterprising than his fellows who rents a car himself and carries two bags at a reduced rate Rain Bringa Smile i Darlington Juniors Top Columbians Darlington June The Darlington American Legion juniors added another game to their consecutive string by defeating the Columbia Juniors 7 to 2 here this afternoon It was a hard fought game until the eighth inning when the locals scored four runs to sew up the game Byrd hit a home run with two men on Darlington plays the Bennettsville Juniors again in Darlington mi Monday and plays the Rock Hill Juniors on Tuesday in Rock Hill Columbia 000 000 4 4 Darlington 101 010 7 7 1 Raines and Derrick Byrd and Mc-Clary Spin Rally Gums Tars Jacksonville Fla June The Greenville Spinner came from behind to put over six runs in the eighth inning here tonight and defeat the Jacksonville Tars 8 to 3 The win was the second in a row for the Spinners in the three-game set which closes tomorrow night Agapito Mayor let the Tars down with nine hits which were scattered in all but one inning and fanned eight Ed Ignasiak hit a homer for the Over at Forest Lake we found Melvin Hemphill in liih rood Imiuor He was betrinnins: to worry about 1 lie conditiou of his eourse due to the Ion? dry spell with the Carolina Amateur tournament just around the eorner but recent rains have helped considerably Fairways are gettinpr preen again and the preens are perking up too which makes Melvin confident that the Forest Lake layout will be in perfect condition for the loO more who are expected to lake part in the tournament Already some 4 Columbians members of Forest Lake and Ridgewood have entered and Melvin is confident that the Columbia entries will surpass the 75 guaranteed the association when the tournament was awarded to Forest Lake NATIONAL St Louis 1 Brooklyn 0 Only game AMERICAN No games SALLY Coltimbin-Savannah rain Greenville 8 Jacksonville 3 Augusta 10 Mft con 2 (first) Columbus 13 Charleston 4 Macon 5 Augusta 5 (called end seventh midnight rule) (Second game) SOUTHEASTERN Pensacola 3 Jackson 2 list' Selma 8 Anniston 3 Meridian 8 Mobile 2 INTERNATIONAL Syracuse 6 Rochester 5 Others ixistponed rain SOUTHERN Chattanooga 6 Knoxville 3 Atlanta 3 Nashville 1 GEORGIA-FLORIDA Albany 6 Cordele 3 (1st) Moultrie 4 Amcricus 0 (1st) Tiillahnssee-Valdosta rain Waycross 7 Thomasville 4 Amcricus 3 Moultrie 2 (second game) Albany 6 Cordele 2 (second game) EASTERN Albany-Hartford rain Springfield-Binghamton rain Wilkes-Barre 3 Elmira 0 PIEDMONT Richmond 4 Winston-Salem 0 Asheville-Norfolk rain Portsmouth 1 Charlotte 0 Portsmouth 1 Charlotte II Greensboro 4 Durham 0 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Dcland 5 St Augustine 1 Orlando 7 Gainesville 3 Leesburg 9 Sanford 1 TEXAS Houston 3 Fort Worth 2 Shreveport Oklahoma City 0 San Antonio 13 Dallas 2 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Management Plans to Hnn Entire Season Washington Park ra track Myitlc Bmc1i win prei(Cnt opcning hameM racing CBrd Wednei dHV June 25 it was announced yes XXTv announced that 75 or the finest pacers and trotters in jihe East would be on the grounds the opening event and added that current season is expected to surpass Mld thf races would continue to be run as long as Myrtle Beach remained open this summer The races of course will he run in heats There will be three heats to a race Washington Park is one of the most beautiful race courses in the Southeast Its slogan the Turf Meets the Surf" was derived from the fact that racing fans can sit in the grandstand and see the Atlantic ocean Races will be run each Wednesday and Saturday through the summer and post time will be 2:30 Indians Scalp Reds in Battle AtCooperstoim Cooperstown June (AP) -The nearest thing to a game fur fun that two major league dubs have played since Abner Doubleday in- ncnted baseball in this little town jqj years ago was reeled off in the rain and mud today with the Cleveland Indians beating the world champion Cincinnati Reds 2 to 1 in six innings The skies were furbidding even when the two teams arrived here in automobiles early this morning and half an hour before game time a heavy shower soaked the field and hundreds of fans who had gathered from all round the countryside for their annual look at the stars of tlie sport The field would have been considered unplayable in the big leagues but in order not to disappoint the estimated 5000 fans who huddled in the little confines of Doubleday field Managers Bill McKechnie of the Reds and Roger Peckinpaugh of the Indians went on with the show The ball was slippery and the field precarious so the players took everything easy even to chasing and petting a couple of stray dogs which romped just back of the infield at intervals throughout the contest The slow footing allowed the teams to entertain the throng with six dou- ble plays All-Star Inter eat Columbians are showing more interest in the Sally league All-Star game than ever before for the simple reason that the Columbia team now has an excellent chance to play host to the team to be selected from other member clubs of the league The schedule from now until July 1 when the team leading the league will be designated to meet the All-Stars favors the Reds and Spinners over the Peaches these three being the iw iiiwu likely contenders for the All-Star game At this writing Columbia one game ahead of Greenville and Macon who are tied for second place has six games to play with Macon six with Charleston and fonr with Jacksonville before July 1 Macon plays six with the Reds six with Greenville three with Augusta and fonr with Columbus Greenville has six with Macon six with Charleston two with Jacksonville and four with Savannah The Peaches must play 12 games against their chief contenders while Greenville and Columbia play six each with Macon and do not meet each other again nntil after July 1 Nine of Columbia's remaining 16 games are on the home lot which should be a help Another interesting factor is the fact that the Peaches and Reds will be tangled up in a series in Columbia the last two days of the month and that the top team may not be decided until the last day if then In case two teams are tied for first on July 1 the first to take undisputed possession of first place gets the game If Greenville or Columbia comes out on top it will be the first time since the all-star game was inaugurated that it will have been played ontside Georgia Augusta Mi Hilo 10 Runs lull 1 in Traxl'-r (2 1 McBride 2 1 linker i2i Ilell Biggs Ciillinanc Ostrovski Fairly Two has hits Higgs Tiaxler Savage Baker Ostmwvki Three liise hit Meliridi1 Stolen hue Hartnesa Ixinlile plays Savage Higgs and Bell Savage and Kell Left on hast Maeon 4 Augusta IS Base nn hails off Decker none off Hc-nriksen off Meridith off Hiker none Struck out by Decker I hr Hrndriksrn 1 ky Jeridith 2 by Baker Hits off Decker in two-thirda of an an (Baker) by Meridith (Biggrl (Dun- anl Losing pitcher Decker Umpires Throgmorton and Ktie Time 2:10 Second game: Jottings 17 New York June The vanguard of the army that always moites in for a heavyweight title spectacle began to pitch its tents along Broadway today bringing along an astonishing show of support for Billy Conn's challenge to Joe Louis' reign as head man Not since Max Schmeling was polishing up his right hand for a second shot at the Bomber have the older hands of tlie fight game the "brains" of beak-bashing given another fighter a look-in to even muss Joe's hair This time however split almost even-up over tlie Pittsburgh glamor boy's possibilities The result is the 49th street betting marts have shaved the price on Louis down to 1 to 2 1-2 and the commissioners are warning it may go as low as 1 to 2 by the time the greatest heavyweight since Dempsey end the light-heavyweight king climb into the ring at the Polo Grounds next Wednesday night Last December when this match was first made the gave it plenty of laughs They couldn't see how a youngster who couldn't scale 180 pounds in his overcoat stood a chance against the heavy-duty cannon Yet a quick poll today showed more Ilian a third of tlie available boxing writers picking Billy Boy to the Jim Braddock already has gone on record for the good little man against the good big man Tom Gallery the Las Angeles promoter hit town today and announced he was playing a hunch on Conn Rain washed both tlie fighters indoors today for their sharpening up work although each announced he was as "right" as lie'll ever be Louis plans to continue sparring sessions right through Monday in the training siege he has ever put in for an opponent Tlie bomber not only has a powerful amount of pride in his he wants to retire undefeated next fall to enlist in the but starting with Wednesday's expected gate he has a set of bouts in front of him in the next three or four months which figure to make auy bank account healthy Up to this minute Joe has taken 3183307946 from the cash customers with his fists in 53 fights in the eight years since he first collected 350 for stopping Jack Kraken fight figures to play to a gate of 3400000 or so into which Joe will cut for about 3136-000 or possibly enough to bring his earnings over the 32000000 mark After that there's a re-match with ample Abraham Simon a shot with Lou Nova which should have the box office singing another merry song and a return go with Buddy Barr Slimier Wins First Game Off Florence Sumter June Sumter defeated Florence 21 to 5 in a Palmetto league game here tonight It was the first win of the season for Sumter against four defeats Gyde pitched the full game for Sumter scattering eight hits Griffin started on the mound for Florence but lost control in the fourth and was relieved by Lollis who finished the game Florence 010 010 5 8 5 Sumter 002 745 21 18 4 Griffin Lollis and Corley Clyde and Waldrop Probable Pilchers New York June Probable pitchers in the major leagues tomorrow (won-lost records in parentheses): AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit at Washington Newhouser (3-4) vs Leonard (3-8) St Louis at Philadelphia: Auker (4-6) vs Hadley (3-3) Cleveland at New York: Feller (13-2) vs Donald (1-1) Chicago at Boston: Rigney 3-5) vs Harris (3-2) NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia at Chicago: Blanton (6-1) or Hughes (3-4) vs Olsen 2-2) Boston at Pittsburgh: Salvo (1-8 vs Butcher (4-4) New York at Cincinnati: Schumach er (4-3) vs Riddle (4-0) Brooklyn at St Louis: Casey (7-2) vs Gumhert (6-2) Games Today SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Chattanooga at Knoxville (One night game) Nashville at Atlanta (Only games scheduled) SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Charleston at Columbus Columbia at Savannah Greenville at Jacksonville Macon at Augusta Louis Is Stale In Boxing Drill Greenwood Lake June It may have been (lie influence of a rainy dismal day or it may have been that he is going a bit stale from overwork but whatever the reason Joe 'Louis seemed to have lost considerable of his sharpness in today'a our-round glove program with George Fitch George Nicholson Jimmy Ritchie and Joe Carillo For the must part the heavyweight champion appeared content to box xltslIrH for Zabula in Slh (jirenviJIr 10 000 Jaiksonvillr dll' 2nd Runs batted in Iicna-iak Drew Taylor I Sl Stnrknrell villrr I2 Mnrem Ferrell Two base hita Taylor Clary For rail Horn Ignasiak Double plays Mayor Clary and Ixnasiak Clary and lenasiak Whalry and Walsh Left on bases Greenville 2 Jsrksonville Hits of' Anthony In seven Innings! none out In 6th I Bases on bolls off Msvnr 1 off Anthony 1 off Zahala 1 Struck out hy Anthony hy Mayor hy Zahala 2 Wild pttrh Zahala Losing pitcher Anthony Time of game 1 :47 Umpire Sigman and Ruff Rcdbirds Win From Rebels Columbus Ga June Charlie Fichter got away to a shaky start allowing the Charleston Rebels to score three runs in the first two innings tonight but the Columbus Red Birds staged a six-run second frame and went on to defeat Charleston 13 to 4 Columbus pounded Berry and Laurcnstein for a score of safeties Skaff hit a homer for Charleston in the sixth Tlie series will end Saturday afternoon Kathryn Hemphill who lias been one of the topflight women players of the country now is another weekend golfer playing just for fun and passing up all the tournaments But she still checks up on her game under the watchful eye of her brother Melvin who is pro at Forest Lake Kathryn was out yesterday afternoon trying to get a sliee out of her game with Melvin standing by making correetions and suggestions The Thirteenth Infantry and Twenty-eighth Field Artillery will clash at 2:30 this afternoon on the Veterans liospilni field for first place in the National league Neil her has been defeated thus far There'll be one-day tournaments at Ridgewood and Forest Lake elubs today At Ridgewood Ihev are holding a tourna- BY IIARLAN EDWARDS- Someone else besides the munitions makers are getting something out of the current war and that's the American racing industry There are plenty of finely bred horses in America now which in all probability would not be here were it not for the fact that Herr Hitler adopted his extension plan A glance at the nominations for the fourth running of the Hollywood Gold cup 375000 added July 9 reveals the names of several thoroughbred exiles No less than 11 imported horses largest number of invaders ever nominated for an American all-age stakes are slated to compete The group is headed by Meissen the Peruvian Prince" winner of 15 out of 19 starts in his native Peru who completely ran himself out of competition in the land of coffee and equators Meissen is being boomed as the wonder horse of the age and should prove a strong drawing card unless he pricks the ballyhoo balloon with some sad performances In recent years largely due to the importations of Charles Howard west coast sportsman and his son Lin Howard who with Crooner Bing Crosby operate a stable in California South American horses have loomed moderately large on the North American racing horizon Probably the best of the importations were Charles Howard's Kayak II which trained here two years ago and the Binglin stables' Ligarotti Kayak II came along at a bad time because of the fact that during the first four years of his racing career he was pitted against Scabiscuit a stablemate Probably it would be better to say that the Biscuit got all the best of it When there was a big stake race to win it was the Biscuit who got tlie advantage Either Kayak set the pace fur him or didn't run at all And so despite the fact that he was a great horse Kayak's chances were more or less smothered in Mr Howard's burning ambition to make Sea-biscuit the world's leading money winner of all a feat which he accomplished much to the surprise of those who said it couldn't be done including yours truly But be all that as it may Kayak II never showed the caliber of America's best bred horses Ligarotti can be dismissed with the statement that he was an in and a champion today a plater tomorrow But getting back to those importations again Colorado Lad an English-bred horse brought over here by Valdina stables Then Fair-mond another English-bred horse imported by Valdina Chico is a product of Irish breeding while Don Juan II Don Bing and Barrancosa are South American importations of the Howard Crosby combine The presence of these fine at least they represent the finest of foreign can definitely be attributed to the war because in peace time British Austrialian and Irish breeders were reluctant to export their strains When a high class stallion bought a one-way ticket to America a storm of protest invariably blew up and the press was flooded with letters of protest from indignant followers of the sport abroad The importation of Blenheim from England almost caused a revolution in British racing circles Blenheim as you probably know was purchased by a combine of American breeders for the fancy sum of 3250-000 That m'fran is a hunkadough Now every one of the above mentioned horses and several more which we did not mention covered themselves with glory on their native racing strips They are not being imparted with a view toward developing them because they have already proven their mettle and unquestionably earned the right to compete with the best we've got over here Now of course the question arises as to whether or not they can match stride for stride distance for distance and weight for weight with American-bred horses of the class of Big Pebble Challedon Mioland Cap Our Boots Sweepida and the three-year-old grand pappy of the pack Whirlaway We hope that the question will be settled in part at least by the renewal of the Gold Cup Mrs King iMnkes Bapid Hi sc in Stage Career Mrs Frances Keith King after only one season with a stock company playing in New York and New Jersey has achieved real recognition according to reports reaching Columbia Mrs King remembered for her Town theater performances in past seasons her hut role being the mystical leading role of Strange a religious play by her mother Mrs Frances Guignard Gibbes Keith has chances on Broadway for next season it is said Her rise has been rapid indeed with last winter her first one in the metropolitan East She played in a number of plays with a stock company working between Lakewood and New York City This summer Mrs King has been offered the leading roles in a series of plays with a stock company in the Green Mountains of eastern Vermont quite unusual considering Mrs King's small theater experience Tltese rails with the summer stock companies it is understood are difficult to obtain and are much sought One of the plays in which she will take tlie leading role is Little a play which starred Tallulah Bankhead when a touring com' pany played it in Columbia last winter Columbiana are watching Mrs King's stage career with much interest and each new triumph is received with pleasure About 22 per cent of all the taxi cabs in the United States operate in New York and Chicago 1 1 Hi 1 Control tournament a national affair won last year by Kathryn Hemphill John Rijrney who was retlinjr too much unfavorable publicity because lie had asked for a GO-day deferment from his draft call withdrew his request Thursday nirht and expeels to report June 20 Rirney says bad advice was him to seek deferment However the way thing's stack up now it appears that any such deferment for baseball players is regarded as an eifort on Hie pari of Hie players to docile llic draft and the lerm dodger'' is just as unpleasant now as it was in 1917 Greenville Macon Jacksonville Savannah Augusta NATIONAL LEAGUE St Louis Brooklyn New York Cincinnati a a a a Pittsburgh Boston AMERICAN LEAGUE New York Detroit Philadelphia Nashville New Orleans Knoxville 'Chattanooga Memphis Birmingham Little Rock Golf Jousts Slated Today In Columbia The annual Remote Control golf tournament sponsored by the Indemnity Insurance Company of North America will be played today with matches scheduled for both Ridgewood and Forest Lake Ridgewood players will also compete in the national tournament being sponsored for British War Relief Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia was one of the top prize winners last year in the Remote Control tournament and will compete again today Miss Hemphill was out practicing yestcr- day in preparation for the event company in Columbia The Jesse Reese insurance firm is representative of the Indemnity Ilurlsvillc In the Kingstrce defeated Hurtxvillc on tlie local diamond 12 to 11 in a ten-inning game Kiernan who started on the mound for Kingxtrec pitched the first five innings without allowing a single hit Hartsville scored three runs in the sixth however and followed up with a barrage in the ninth which added eight runs to their score Kingstrce scored five runs in the third another in the fourth added two inure in tlie fifth another in the sixth and two additional in the seventh to hold the visitors on the short end of an 11 to 3 score Kiernan was relieved in tlie ninth when Hartsvllle's score began to mount steadily and Holliday took the mound the visitors evening tlie score and making an extra inning necessary when Kingstree failed to tally in their half Heavy hitters for Hartsville were Stewart Stewart for Kingstree Rollins Buchanon Nesbit Berry and Swails Hartsville 11 10 5 Kingstree 12 14 3 Gardner Clifton House and Par ker Kiernan Holliday and Swell I hatted in Pearson Twii-lmse hit Peters Double plays Troskg and Peters: Peters Mark and Trosky Joost Frry and MrCnrmfrk: Mattiik Frey and McCormick Frcjr Jiwxt and McCormick Jixikt and McCormick Rare nn ball-i off Pearson 1 off Turner I off Domett 1 Struck out hy Pramon 2 hy Dor-wit 2 IMing pitcher Pearson Time I :2 Umpire Hinkn Kelmurray and Peter Attendance 4000 I estimated! Waller Reynolds Of Koek Hill Cels PGA Tourney Spot Winston-Salem June With the wind and slow fairways favoring the long hitters Thurman Edwards of Reynolds Park of this city and Walter Reynolds of Rock Hill tuurncd 36 holes of the difficult old Town club course 145 strokes to win the two posi- tions allotted this district in the PGA qualifying event Edwards and Reynolds who were five over pur fur the 'IC-hole test i were two of the first to finish hut their status remained in doubt until MACON Sunky -c Block 2h Ostrovski rf Fairly 3b Owens itt Wi-t Totals xBatiid for Witt in Jib Duncan cf Biggs 21) it'ullinane 3h Traxkr rf Mi Hryrie If Skiff Bell lb Savage -s Ti'tnl iCalled Silly league midnight rule) Macon (KJ0 02u Augusta 00 400 1 5 Runs Imp'd in Savage l2i Owens We-t 111 Skiff Two Lase hit Marino Three bae hit Weal Sacrifice Mi-Hryde Double play Savage and Bill Left on l-asrs Martin 4 Augusta 1 ltao nn halla ifi Witt 2 nff W'et off Goldstein 2 nft Miacrerk 1 truck out hy Witt 1 In- West 2 hy Goldstein 2 by Miiereck 12 Hite off Witt 4 in four innings off Gold--Inin in xix innings Wild pitrhea Miiereck West Umpire Etie and Throgmorton Time of game 1 Cardinals Win From Dodgers St Louis June The Cardinals increased their National league lead over the Brooklyn Dodgers to three games tonight with 1 lo 0 victory on Southpaw Max Lanier's four-hit pitching before crowd of 15700 Whitlow Wyatt ace of the Dodgers staff also limited the Red Birds to four bits but two of them singles by Johnny Hopp and Don Padgett followed a pass to Terry Moore in the third inning Moore skipped over the plate for the lone tally Fan Claire Team Tops Winnsbroo Softball Game The Eau Claire Cottnnpickers soft-hall team defeated the Winnsboro Royal Masters in Winnsboro lust night 5 to 4 in a tight hurling duel between Roy Tumblcston of the Cot-lonpifkrrs and Homer Sargeant of the Royal Musters Feature of the game was a homer hy Andy Rinn of the Eau Claire team The Cnttonpickers are undefeated this season and are anxious to schedule games with other teams anywhere in the state SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Uhallanooga 100 010 313-6 10 0 Knoxville 000 003 003-3 8 2 Hass and I-wis Anderson Johnson Pay ii ic and Jackson New Orloiiiix 100 120 101 6 11 0 Birmingham 003 020 12 4 0 Jurisich anil Bremer: Nuklcnis Barrett and DcPhillips Nashville 000 000 001-1 7 0 Atlanta 100 001 01-3 8 1 Twardv Campbell and Helf Heui-ser and Richards First game Memphis 000 010 6 0 Little Rock 000 201 00-3 6 2 Johnson and Gautreasu Volpi and Rons Second game postponed loo late to start) Patty Berg Into Finals Of Western Cincinnati June (AP) Miss Fatty Berg 23-year-old Minneapolis professional and Mr Burt Weil 37-year-old Cincinnati housewife and three-time Ohio champion fought their way today to the finals of the 12th Annual Women Western Open golf championship They stage their 36-hole scrap for the crown tomorrow over Cincinnati Country club hilly i-inn-soaked course Miss Berg sank a three-foot birdie putt to beat Miss Betty Jameson two-time national amateur queen from San Antonio on the third extia hole Mrs Weil administered a 3 to 2 setback to Mrs James Platt of Day-ton who yesterday ushered Miss Helen Dettweiler Washington pro out of the running 7 to 6 t- ore of the last threesomes of the day had holed out Old Town club's GuyT T1 a Putilsen was in that threesome anJ'JLn 1JL(1 1 1311 he could have easily changed the 1 picture Paulsen finished the first 18 holes in onc-under-par figures 69 and was three strokes ahead of the field in By Kingstrce Kinghtree June Palmetto league tonight Three Tied In Mnhonin Golf JoilSt Girard 0- June Tramping through thunderstorms a trio of the nation's lop golfers slashed three off the Mahoning Country club par today to lead in the 35000 Mahoning Valley open Ben Hogan swarthy slammer from Hershey Pa Byrun Nelson quiet Toledo Inverness pro and burly Lawson Little of San Francisco racked up 67' to pace the field of 168 in the 72-hole classic which ends Sunday Craig Wood the National Open champion was fat back with 72 The sizzling scores appeared only preliminary to wliat the boys will tlo to the 6326-yard layout when and if the weather clears Clayton Heafner big blond from Linsvillc was just one stroke Parks of Pittsburgh Ky Laffoon of! Chicago and Lloyd Mangruin of Mon-! lerey Park Calif posted 7i)V Little pii'Ki'd up six birdies four of them on the out nine where lie1 went three uniler One of the I most violent storms of the day struck! i as Lawson was earning in on the even take a throughout accur- him five holes United I cars on order aa of May 1 the largest num 'her in the past ten years xKxn for Fowlrr in kth 21H Kill KW) 4 Cnlumbii 21 ISx IS Runs hato-d in Skaff Strinxfclliiw llrrry Lukasiuk Knoblauch (2( Filo (2l Tohrhh: a Hh Moran Stanton Strexa Home run Skaff Stolrn hasps Knoblauch Hargrove Sacrifice Strexa Double plays Stanton Lukaaiiik and Strexa Left on hasps Char-lc ton 7 Columbus Rasp on balls off Berry 1 off Fichter 2 off Laurcnstein 1 Struck nut by Kerry 2 by Fichter 4 by luiiirenstein 1 Hits ff Berry 11 IS runs) four! anil twn-lhird inningx Wild liteher Ijurcnstein (-1 lowing iiilrhcr Berry Umpires Austin and Barbara Time uf game 2:10 Kiwaninns Defeat ABC The Kiwaninns wound up their Service Club Softball league season yesterday afternoon with a 13 to 5 victory over the ABC club on the Hand junior high field The Kiwania team lost only one game thia season tliat to the Lions Top Seeded Net Stars Advance Sl Louis June 13-(AP)-The big four in the triple A Invitational Tennis tournament advanced to the semifinal bracket today but it took all the tricks of their racquet experience to do it Tup-seeded Don McNeill of Oklahoma City dropped hia second set with Charles Olewine Santa Monica Calif 0-6 but advanced by winning off the )wce with Bracketed at 68 were Jimmv Thomson of Chico- cd thlfc l'tciilar round would re-pec Mass Bobby Criukshank in Puln winning one of the e-an Richmond Va pro Ted Luther Positions But the veteran shotmakcr of Wilkinsburg Pa and A1 Espinosa I lort his "touch" in the afternoon and Akron professional blew to a 76 This resulted in a 146 Camden June The Vash Hromyak of Sharon Pa was 'hch was one stroke off the Camden Legion Juniors defeated Sum- low among the amateurs with 70 I Pace- ter here this afternoon by a score For the pros Johnny Bulla of Chi- Other scores included Arthur Ham of 8 to 3 Hough for the winners cagu Tony Joy of Youngstown Sam I Beach the morning Most of the pros figur- pitched a good game and was in vincible in the pinches Camden scored two runs in the third and three in both the fourth and fifth) Sumter scored three runs in the sixth Hough went the route for Camden allowing seven hits but hr kept them well scattered and fanned eight bat 'gx I Ulltl liilhlllj If I II ris ID 1 1 IS I 1111111111 Pompton Lakes June 13- Taking an afternoon oit from boxing because he wus getting too shiirp Billy Conn did nine rounds of gymnasium work today in preparation for his heavyweight title bout with champion Joe Louis at the Polo Grounds Wednesday night Rain kept the Pittsburgher indoors all day and he became so restless and i fidgety that his manager Johnny Ray allowed him to go into New York after dinner to' see a movie iConn will box tomorrow Sunday and I Monday lers Fender started on the mound for Sumter but was replaced by Stokes who in turn was replaced by Reynolds Josey did the catching for Sumter and Smith for Camden There were only two extra base blows during the afternoon Montgomery and birdies Four one-under-par Reynolds each poling out triples put Nelson with the leaders The scoie: Camden 8 6 5 Sumirr 7 2 "easy" nine and lie took an par to spoil his chance to clear cut lead Hogan set a vicious pace with his long woods and ate number 7 iron giving Class 1 railroads in the States had 56502 new freight the first and third seta by scores of his sparmates without unduly exert-6-3 In the second set the national ng himself His handlers however champion made a total of only four did not seem iiarticularly alarmed points in losing the first three games "Joe's already at his peak and is then dropped the next three at just coasting was Manager (apparently to hurry the match )John Roxborough's explanation then dropped the next three at lov Hough and Smith Fen der Stokes Reynolds and Josey SEE sBm.