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28 Teams To Compete In Saturday's Divorced Ted Uncertain As Williams To Future TICKER noon. Brooklyn Opens West Trip With Nine Came Lead Over 200 athletes are expected to be on hand from 28 schools in the Eastern Ohio District this Sat urday for the 30th annual track meet at Uhrichsville stadium, A total of 28 teams, 17 in Class and 11 Class "B' have notified the meet manager, Samuel Shimp. Uhrichsville high school principal, that their schools ill be represented. I Shimp said the field events will start things off as usual at 9:15 a A Action resumes at 1:30 p. m.

with the 120 yard high hurdle finals opening the afternoon session. Trophies will be presented to the winner and runnerup in both Class and B. while medals will go to individuals copping first, second and third places, and ribbons to fo" nd fifth places. ipants finishing In any of three places in any event to enter the state Saturday morning, while prelim Use meet at Columbus the follow Inaries for dashes, hurdles and the ling weekend. May 20 and 21.

broad Jump will also be run off by i Admission to the meet Is 25 cents game western tour on tap. It's a test for them and the west. So far it has been Brooklyn and a second division. The disappointing Milwaukee Braves are the only team with an above .500 percentage And the Braves have a 12 11 record that's far from sparkling. for the opening of their Chicago show the Dodgers have nominated huge Don Newcombe, a fellow who doesnt like to pitch practiceas their starter against War ren Hacker.

Newk is unbeaten '3 0) this season but he hasn't started since April 24. The fireballer's lifetime record against the Cubs is recommendation enough, however. It's 104 in favor of Donald. The Indians, who've been stepping at a better clip than 1954. the year the Yankees lost the pennant, assault Yankee Stadium with a 2 game lead in the American League, nine wins in their last ten games and Boo Lemon.

The Yankees, tied for second with the Chicago White Sox. have nt exactly been idle, either. The champion Indians are doing it much the way they did last year whipping the second division and breaking even with the big guys. They are 1 1 with the Yanks. 2 2 with the White Sox, and 3 2 with the Tigers.

But they're 5 0 I Mdown Auto Wash, Marr Architects Wm Fraternal, Industrial Circuits The Midtown Auto Wash and Marr Architects copped fe championships of the Fraternal and Industrial Leagues, respectively, in titular rolloffs last night at Ashwood Recreation. The Midtown quint defeated Tcks Roofing, by a total of 197 pins, chalking up a total of 3741 to 3544 for the losers while Marr Architects edged Wendllng the defending champions, by 55 pins, totaling 3781 to 3726. Midtown was led by Jack Goth with 769 222 while the Hicks quint, composed of five brothers, was topped by Bill Hicks with 634 183. Bob Lawrence hit 687 223 to lead Marr Architects and Swart rolled 647 180 for Wendling. In the TOP PHOTO are the Midtown Auto Wash keglers.

left to right, Joe Bollinl. Ray Franz, Frank Moliskl, Jake Brcehl and Jack Goth. In the LOWER PHOTO are the Marr Architects, left to right. Harold Johnston, Glen Camp. Jim Knapp.

Bill Jones and Bob Lawrence. DAILY TIMES PHOTOS by Don Platz). In 1 THE BOSTON RED SOX, not to mention thousands of avid baseball fans, art eagerly awaiting the latent. word from Thumpin' Ted Williams concerning his future plans relative to the diamond One of the titters many persons, especially hi the Red So front if flee, believed to be holding op Ted's oltlmate decision his pend lot drrerce was removed yesterday as the split with hlswife was made official and the divorce was granted. Should the couple be able to rente to a quick financial and property settlement.

It msy not be too tong before Williams again dons his Boston uniform. To the Boston club, he has the appearance of a knight In shining armor After a brave start, the Sox have dropped 15 of their last 18 games. They have been shut out six times during that period, and they have scored only 32 runs an average of 1.78 per game. Just to compound the problems ef freshman Manager Mike Hlg gins, the man who has been filling in for Williams in left field, Faye Throneberry. Is out with a shoulder separation.

The readiest prescription a team could have In such a situation Is spelled I I A S. Aside from the Red Sox' personal Interest, the rest of the American League would welcome Ted back because he la the best drawing card In their circuit. The New York Yankees Bob Turley and Moose Skowron, Cleveland's Herb Score and Detroit's Kapital K's, Al Kaline and Harvey Kuenn. are mere tyros, compared to Ted, at bringing In the fans. Opposing pitchers will not be quite so happy to see the splinter, but theirs la the meager compensation of knowing that, much as he hurts you, he will hurt six other clubs just as much.

If Ted does come back, he obviously will not be ready to step into the lineup tomorrow or the next day. Just how soon he can be In shape will depend upon how much he has been working out while waiting for his personal af fairs to jiettle themselves. If Ted had baseball in the back of his mind, he probably at least has been keeping his hands toughened up and has been swinging a bat occasionally. It was his hands that save him trouble when he returned from his second stint in the Marine Air Force In 1953. Williams rejoined the Sox on July 29, made his first pinch hitting appearance (popping up) eight days later and didn't start a game until Aug.

16. Last year, after breaking his collarbone on his first day of spring training. March 1, Ted swung back Into action on May 16 (with eight hits. Including two homeruns. and seven runs batted in for nine times at bat in a doubleheader.

By now. Ted must face the fact that, at 36, it Is getting tougher all the time to get Into playing shape, and to stay that way. Merely putting on the uniform does not start those base hits rattling off the bat. It will be recalled that Ted ran Into two rather acute slumps late last season. He went 0 for 17 on one occasion and was benched fleetingly the other time.

bounced back satisfactorily it is possible that it will be a little more rugged this Major League Standings AMERICA LKAGtK W. Pet. GB 3 7 civina 17 7 Chicago J4 New York 14 8 Detroit 14 10 Kansas City IS Wnshlueton 14 Boston i Baltimore 7 17 iOg .636 .638 .409 .292 10 RATIONAL LEAGIE L. Pet. GB prpoKiyn ...21 .13 Milwauk 12 .522 Nw lork 11 11 .600 tt Chicago 12,18.

.480 10 Pittsburgh 10 la mi 11 Bt. Louis IS. ,.400 iml jrmiaasipnia 15 .41 IS BASEBALL TCtoA? NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn Nwcemb O) at Chicago (Hackr 1 1) Pittsburgh (Surkont I) at Milwaukee (Johnson 0) N. New York (Liddla 1 1) or Antonelli 2 8) at Cincinnati (KlipDsteln 0 0) N. Philadelphia.

(Simmons 0 6) at St. Louis (Arroyo 1 0.) Vr for students and 50 cents for adults. Class A teams entered include New Philadelphia, Bella ire. Bridgeport Cambridge, Dover, East Liverpool, Jefferson Union, Martins Ferry, Malta McCo'nnellsville, Mingo Junction, New Concord, New comerstown. Steubenville Public, St.

Clairsville, Toronto, Wells ville, Shadyside and Uhrichsville. Cass teams entered are: Brilliant, Cadiz. Frazeysburg, Jewett, Midvale, Millersburg, Strasburg, Sugarcreek, Tuscarawas, Walnut Creek and Dennison. MIDIOV At TO WAH Bollinl 178 159 190 Ul 178 Fran 1 157 10 1 57 664 Moliskl 159 151 179 1 5 639 Brhl 209 14 11 137 6c8 Uoth 222 191 189 167 769 Handicap 87 87 87 848 Totals 10U MICH Hcks r. Hicks 161 W.

Hicks 150 L. Hicks 157 B. Hfcks 1 S3 Handicap .139 PSi 898741 ROOIOO 14 114 136 144 14 139 142 144 132 176 144 139 139 867 133 862 193 611 147 624 159 684 139 f.E Totals 912 845 877 9103844 in at first. He may start at first tonight even though Wertz is ready to play. The.

1955 season already is taking' on the look of the 1954 campaign when Lopez was forced to become a master juggler because of injuries to such key players as Rosen, Doby, Bob A Vila and George Strickland. He turned out'. to, be a pretty good juggler, too. The Irdisns won ill games. QUESTION: Runners are on first and third bases.

The runner on third base takes a big lead, then breaks for the plate too soon. The pitcher, not in his motion yet, steps off the rubber and fires to the plate. The throw is wild and the ball bounds into the dugout. The runner from third base crosses the plate and the runner from first attempts to score. Retrieving the ball the catcher tosses poorly to the plate and the second man scores, lis this right? John Josephs.

No, the moment the ball goes into the dugout it is dead. The runner on first is entitled to two bases only. QUESTION: With two out and two strikes on the batter, the runner on third base breaks for the plate. He gets a terrific jump and is at the plate as the pitch arrives. The pitch is over the plate in the strike zone but hits the run ner.

What is this? Norm Ochs. Answer; It is the third out and the run doesn't count. As long as the pitch was in the strike tone, it was strike three the side Is retired. COACH OF YEAR University Park, Pa. (NEA) Ken Hosterman as named soccer coach of the year.

He directed Perm State to a national cham pionship in his second season as head man. Best in Sport Read Daily Times Dislrict Meel a turn to basebal Joe Cronin, Boston Red Sox ge eral manager, conferred with WlU Hams from Boston soon after tlif divorce was granted and said Williams told him: "I've had a tough day and a terrific morning. 1 have no plana yet." Meanwhile, Cronin said he will take the slugger's name off the active list and place him on the restricted Ust. Major league teams must cut. down their rosters to 25 active players, plus servicemen, by mid night Wednesday.

By placing Williams on the re stricted list, Cronin can recall him to the team at a moment's no tice by telephoning American I League headquarters in Chicago. Williams tried wiJiout success Vol fly to New York Monday night where Red Sox owner Tom Yaw key had gone to confer with the! ball player. Williams did not testify during the uncontested 30 minute divorce hearing. Mrs. Williams said that after 10 years of marriage MTed and I Just couldn't get along." She added? "He Just didn't think he wanted to be married anymore.

That's all there was to it." Slap Boxing Guild For Boycotting Vince Martinez NEW YORK (INS) The New, York State Athletic Commission; has postponed its Inquiry into al leged boycott practices of the poa erful Boxing Managers' Guild uiv Ul May 19. The commfesion set that date Monday because it will then b' able to hear from James Norris. president of the International Boxing Club, who is currently on the West Coast for next Monday's th tie fight between Rocky Marciano and Don Cockell. Harry Markson, managing director of the IBC and Norris' right hand man. testified Monday and said it is "absolutely disgraceful and outrageous" that welterweight Vince Martinet unable to finr suitable opponents because ef a boycott by the guild.

Markson told the hearing that the IBC had tried wlUxmt success to make a match for Martinet. The Paterson, NJ fighter has been inactive since breaking off relations with his former manager, Bill Daly treasurer of the manager 'union. Moore Charged With Non Support SAN DIEGO. 5) Light heavyweight champion Archie Moore faces trial in San Diego July 21 on a charge he has failed to support a son by his former wife, Elizabeth Smith. Moore pleaded not guilty when arrested on the charge Monde and was released on 500 bail.

The son is Archie Moore II. The venerable battler, who is Itching for a shot at Rocky Mar ciano's heavyweight title, gave bis age as 38 when booked at S's Diego county jail. Montreal Defeats ,1 Columbus Jets Br International Newt Service Montreal maintained its two and a balf game lead in the Interna tional Leaue today. The Royals defeated the Columbus Jets, 4 1, behind a four hitter by Roger Craig Monday while second place Toronto belted the Richmond Virginians, 13 2. Cold weather caused the postponement of the Buffalo at Syracuse night doubleheader and the Havana at Rochester night game SERVICE Aijtf NOW MY, BRAKES ARK SO GOQD I STOP QUICK ER THAN THE" DRIVER BEHIND ME Nest time this happens, setitt him to us for a pi oner brake Job, then he'll be able to atop on time and sate dollars ana dollars of repair a Van Fossen lOl'R SINCLAIR DEALER Corner Second A air Nv.

Phone 3 1964 By PLANE1 MIAMI 0iS The unfinished chapter of the Ted Williams story apparently was destined to go on indefinitely today. Whether the next cene would take Place in a Boston Red Sox basball uniform or In a fishing boat off the Florida keys remained mystery. Williams longstanding marital prpblems ended Monday in a Miami courtroom when hi wife was granted a divorce. Still to be set tied is the financial settlement which is oelleved to be the only stumbling block for Williams re Newcomerstown Thinclads Defeat Cambridge 68 50 Newcomerstown's Trojans cam up with a 68 30 victory over the Cambridge Bobcats in a dual track meet yesterday afternoon, copping nine first places la recording the decision. Rudy Russell of the Trojans won the 100 and 220 yard dashes while Larry Chaney was also a double winner, snaring 'victories in thoH high jump and 440 yard dash.

Chaney also ran on the winning mile relay team while Russell performed with the victorious 880 vard rela quartet. Summaries: POLE VAULT Oynn 4N, Cai lentlnc (N, Oldt (N). 8 4. SHOT PUT Lucas (C, Dill J. Dansby (N.

33 10, HIGH HURDLES Petto (C, Heller Ni, Gynn (N. 17.1 sees. 100 YD. DASH Russell (N, Frisbee (C), Milburn (N). 10.8 sees.

MILE RUN Dupler John stor 0, Widder (N). o. 880 YD. RELAY Newconer town (Russell. Walkenspaw, J.

Dansby, Milburn). 1:36.5. HIGH JUMP Chaney (N), Dupler Hannahs (N). 5 7. DISCUS Walkenspaw (N), Marshall (N.

Lucas C. 103 4. 440 YD. DASH Chaney (N), Dyson (C, Gill (C). 55.

8 sees. LOW HURDLES Petto (C), Oynn (N, Heller (N. 22.8 sees. BROAD JUMP Frisbee Blake C. J.

Dansby (N). 19 5. 880 YD. RUN Baker N. Dup ler C.

Moore (C). 2:07.5. 220 YD. DASH Russell (N. Walkenspaw (N, Frisbee (C).

24 sees. MILE RELAY Newcomers town Chaney, Baker, Milburn, Widder Athletes Feted, Hear Gene Fekete At Newcomerstown Over 150 mere present last night as athletes of Newcomerstown high school were honored at a banquet In the school gymnasium. Gene Fekete. former star fullback for Ohio State University and now backfield coach for the Buck eyes, nas tne principal speaker; and also showed movies of the 1954 undefeated Ohio State football season, narrated on the film by Head Coach Woody Hayes. Fekete.

well known for his pleasing personality and sense of humor, gave an interesting talk as he discussed the Buckeyes' drive toward the Big Ten championship and the Rose Boml victory as they chalked up their unbeaten campaign. The OSU backfield mentor said that it was highly probable that Tuscarawas county would again furnish the Quarterback for Ohio State, claiming that Dover's Frank Ell xr cod had an excellent chance of becoming the replacement for graduating Dave Leggett of New Philadelphia. Head Football Coach Fred Do menlco and Basketball Coach Floyd Hixon also spoke briefly and revealed that Bob Ten rant and Dave Milburn had been elected as co captains 'for next fall's Newcomerstown football squad. Andy Yanai served as toastmas ter while the ham dinner was pre pared and served by the Band Mothers. The Trojan Booster Club! sponsored the event, .1 Governor Enters Johnson Dope Case HARRISBURG, Pa.

CKSI Gov. George M. Leader scheduled a meeting today with the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission to discuss last Friday's fight in Philadelphia in which Harold Johnson reportedly was drugged in losing to Julio. Mederos. A "call for suspension of all boxing in Pennsylvania until a complete investigation of the sport can be made was voiced by State Sen.

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Camp 17 152 14 181 54 Lawrsnca 171 143 223 150 87 Jones 177 168 140 143 28 Johnston 165 35 ITS 1U S4 Knapp 151 12S 137 148 Handicap 141 141 141 141 64 Total f8' 91' 9B9 4 S7S! WEMII.IH BRn. CO. Alburv 146 136 125 15S 142 1S3 13a 45? Swart LauRhlln Jenkins Contlnl Toomey Handicap Totala 160 12 138 164 180 XZf 19 138 172 647 176 44 124 fi'? 145 625 17 305 171 641 859 971 941 956872 By HOWARD SIGMA NEW YORK (INS) The practical ly invincible Dodgers mvade the weet today and the rampaging Indians attacked the east. It was a double blitz that required twin Davy Crockett as a defense. Brooklyn moved in on Chicago with a chance to rack up the longest NaUonal League winning streak In two years.

The Dodgers have won 10 straight. The last time the Bums won 10 in a row this season they suffered a human failure. They lost to the Giants. But if the Dodgers beat the pesky Cubs they will own the longest win skein in the KL since they won 13 in succession in 1953, the year the Giants lost the pennant. The Dodgers, with 21 wins, only two losses, a .913 percentage and a nine game lead, have a nine Newcombe Bids To Keep Dodger Win Skein Alive By BOB GLASS mrtnknn iiirv nnifnt rvn hi fMrm vv V.

the Brooklyn pitching corps, was entrusted today with keeping the Dodgers 10 game winning streak intact when he faces hard luck hurler Warren Hacker of the Chi cago Cubs at Wrigley Field. The temperamental Newcombe will make his first start since April 24. when he retired with a stiff arm after working the first four Innings against th world champion ion New York Giant. Since that time. Newcombe has been In and out of the Dodger doghouse.

His latest escapade oat him nearly $500 a day pay plus an additional $300. When Newcombe refused to pitch batting practice last Thursday, Dodger Manager Walt Alston suspended the fiery hurler indefinitely. But Newcombe asked to be reinstated and reported back to Alston the following night In time to be credited with a 6 to 4 victory in a relief appearance against the Phillies in Philadelphia. Although Newcombe 's 1955 record shows three victories against no defeats, he has not finished any of the three games he started. A 20 game winner in 1951, Newcombe repeatedly complained of a sore arm last season.

The 28 year old right bander will open Brooklyn's first western invasiona nine game tour. Hacker, who had disappointing seasons in 1953 and 1954 after a successful 1952 campaign, has been the outstanding hurler to date on the Bruins staff. In 23 and one third innings. Hacker only has allowed three runs while, permitting 14 hits. His 1 and 1 pitching mark la much better than his record indicates.

Argentinan Cops Sixth Round TKO BROCKTON. Mass. (INS) Rafael Merentlno, 1594a. of Argentina, today boasted a sixth round technical knockout victory over Tommy Smith, 151 in a scheduler1 10 round bout. Referee Zapustas stopped the bout as the bell soUnded for the siJOh round after Smith's handlers said he was unable to on as a result of the pounding taken from the stiff punching South American.

Phil Gavarretta Released By Sox CHICAGO (IKS) The playing career of Phil Cavarretta who never left, Chicago in his 22 years as a major league baseball star has come to an end. The 3S ear old one time Chicago Cub manager and a utility infielder with the Chicago White Sox since last year, was released Monday but will become a Pale Hose scout. The release of Cavarretta and Infielder Stan Jok reduced the Sox roster to 26 one over the limit. Mi SBMMMBBIMSHWMSinBMi Beach City Champion Of Stark 'B" League Walt Wade hurled a perfect ball game for five Innings yesterday as the Beach City Pirates blanked Hartville '6 0 to clinch the Stark county Qlass baseball title. Wade faced only JSHartvllle bat order in each inning.

Only" one Hartvllle got the ball out of the infield as he filed out. Johnson, McNeece Draw BROOKLYN, N.Y. (INS) Tony 172, a 3 to underdog, battled to a ten round draw Mon day night, with "Wildcat" Billy McNeece, 174. in the feature bout at Eastern Parkway Arena. RECORD DOUBLE Oceanport, N.

J. (NEA) Mon mouwi park holds the world record for a daily double. On Aug. 8. 1953.

more than 42.000 bet ,4368,37. Doby May Stay On Bench As Tribe Opens Eastern Swing New York 2" Washington and 1 1 with Baltimore. That's 11 1 agains tthe last four. Lemon, a five time winner whose only loss came at the hands of the Bombers in Cleveland, tries to even matters against a Casey Stengel surprise. The old professor plans to pitch righthander Don Larsen, the question mark acquired from Baltimore.

The White Sox are at Fenway Park against the Boston Red Sox; Detroit is at Washington tonight and Kansas City visits Baltimore under the arcs. In the National League, something has to give in St. Louis. The Cardinals have lost seven in a row and they engage the Philadelphia Phillies, who have dropped no less than nine straight. The champion Giants, off to an 11 11 start, are at Cincinnati while the rejuvenated Juveniles from Pittsburgh try to make trouble for Charley Grimm's Braves at Milwaukee.

Zanesville Moves Up In District Baseball Joust Zanesville 's Blue Devils blasted out 10 hits yesterday in the Class A District baseball tourney at Bridgeport to defeat St. Clairsville '7 0 and advance in the meet. Gene Dickinson slammed out a homerun to give the Blue Devils a 3 0 lead in the second frame. Donis Toler. Rodger Humm and pitcher Chuck Petry tripled for the Blue Devils.

In the other game. Steubenville Public defeated Coshocton's Redskins S. Zanesville and Steubenville Central Catholic were to meet at 2 p. m. (fast time) today with Steubenville Public and Shadyside on tap to play at 4:30 p.

m. Todays winners will meet Friday afternoon for the District Class A crown. Slate Trial For Foe After Boxer Dies Of Injuries PROVIDENCE, R. (INS) May 19 has been set as the date for trial of Navy boxer Bob Bolton, 24. on a charge of manslaughter as a result of the death of Jose Contreras, 28.

Taunton, who succumbed to injuries suffered in a Providence bout, May 2. Contreras died at Rhode Island hospital, where he underwent a delicate emergency operation after collapsing in his dressing room. He had been stepped, via technical knockout, in the eighth round of a scheduled 10 round bout with Bolton, whose real name Is Robert Lee Holston. Bolton pleaded innocent in district court to the manslaughter charge and was released in $1,000 bail, furnished by his co manager, Prank Caruso. Steak Dinner For Pirate Athletes Members of the Sugarcreek high school athletic teams and the Pirate cheerleaders were feted last night at a steak dinner in the Zoar hotel.

Cbach Bob Wise, who recently resigned his post after three years as the Pirates mentor, and Coun ty Supt. W. E. Laws spoke briefly while seniors Bill Pfister and Al Craigo and cheerleader Marlene Harvey alco gave brief talks. Seek Baseball Games The Strasburg Merchants base ball team is seeking games with other clubs in the area.

Managers interested in playing the Merchants are asked to contact Eddie Smith personally or call him at the Hi Way Inn SPORTS Of The TIMES TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1955 Claim Average Of 144 MPH Needed To Win 500 Miler INDIANAPOLIS (iNS) Railbirds set 144 miles per hour as' the minimum speed necessary to take the pole position in the 39th running of the 500 mile Indianapolis Motor Speedway auto race. Their prediction was based on Jack McGrath's statement that he would break his own pole winning record set last year of 141.033 mph. In bad weather Monday, the Ingle wood. splinter turned a practice lap at 141.066 mph, only slightly under his one lap record of 141.287 mph. Jim Bryan, of Phoenix, who finished second, just ahead of McGrath, last year, said he wouldn't be satisfied to expect to get into the 33 car starting field with a four lap average of less than 140 mph this year.

Bill of, Fresno, defending two in a row winner, has a new car this year and is working his way up the speed ladder. Vuky has, turned laps at 137 mph so far. While drivers and mechanics turned up power plants for qualifications, May 14 15 and 21 22, the Speedway officials announced equal endeavor by the prize committee. A total of $22,050 in cash accessory prizes already has been posted for the 39th annual Memorial Day chase. Heading the first list is the Firestone Tire and Rubber Company, of Akron, with $12,000 in prizes half for the winner and the rest to be divided among the next four finishers.

With $30,000 in lap prizes also assured, the purse for the race probably will exceed $250,000 for the second straight year. $2,000 Pace Features Painesyille Opening PATNES O. CiNSj Eight pacers are slated to go to the post Wednesday night in the $2,000 17 class pace which will highlight the opening of the Painesville raceway at the Lake county fairgrounds. Eight races will be held nightly at tile Lake county oval with nine coming on Saturday nights. Post time 8:30 p.m.

CanronTennis Joust CANTON. O. (INS) Entries are being for the fourth an 1 nual Canton hard court tennis tournament to be held over the Memorial Day weekend. Clevelander Joey Russell is expected to be. bacXfqr crack at.

his fourth straight singles title. St. Nicholas Winder NEW YORK (INS) Cuba's Isaac Logart scored a unanimous ten round decision over Ludwick Light burn of British Honduras in a free swinging welterweight bout Monday nigbt at St. Niciwla Arena. NEW YORK (ESS) Bob Lemon, ho won five in a row before getting the "works" at the hands of the New York Yankees in Cleveland last week, will hurl against the 'Yanks tonight as Cleveland Indians launch their first eastern invasion of the season.

The veteran right hander, sporting a nifty 5 1 mark and well on his way to his seventh 20 in season in. eight years, draws as his! opponent, Don Larson, who was1 acquired from the Baltimore Orioles in the trade that brought Bullet Bob Turley to the Yanks. Larson has one victory and no losses this season. Early and Turley will pitch Wednesday's wlndup in New York and then the Indians move to Washington. Cleveland will be protecting a two game lead over the Yankees and the Chicago White Sox when they go Into tonight's game.

The Tribe has won 17 of 24 games for .708 percentage and starts on its eastern swing after posting a 12 4 mark In its first home stand of the About the only problem facing manager Al Lopez today Is how to juggle his lineup for tonight's game. Lopez may be hesitant to bench substitute outfielder Dave Pope despite the fact that regular center fielder Larry Doby may be ready to play after a siege with a pulled groin muscle. Pope, as a sub for Doby, has really been lacing the ball and has hit four homers in the last seven games. Vic Wertz also has been out with an 'injured hand and regular third baseman Al Rosen has been filling Wins Cleveland PGA Pro Amateur Tourney CLEVELAND (INS) KirUand Country Club professional Dick Neumann turned in a one under par 71 Monday to cop the Cleve land PGA pro amateur tourna ment at Madison Country Club. Pro Ralph Bond of turned in a 72 along with amateur Fred Baran of Sleepy Hollow.

Hans Merrill of Akron and Tom Francis of Madison had a best ball score of 32 35r67 to top the pro amateur civiMoo C1YofkniirmT Nw lters to ive frame and he fan Chicago Kegn i) or fdarsh led nine as he set side down in man 2 2) at Boston fBr er A 41 Detroit (Mats 1 0) at Washinarton Portrfleld 8 8) N. Kansas City (Bleater 0 0) at Baltimore (Byrd 1 1) N. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS AMERICAN LEAGJTE Mo games schedujod. NATION L. IE AGUE' No games scheduled.

WinVBeuIah Feature COLUMBUS (INS) Our Tops won the feature race at Beulah Park Monday, Just nosing out Pachita, a 21 1 shot, in the stretch. Our Tops paid 115. $8.60. and $5.40. with Pachita paying $19 fop, place.

Brookhaven, the favorite, ran D4.psid..40fox ihow. 6 MiTl'ilt'fcMii'lill.