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I mvimv Vlki ww Section IV Page 61 June 1 18 oot Putt Ousts Konsek 1 Two Pilchers Make Tex AMERICA'S LARGEST AMILY CLOTHING CHAIN Baseball Standings Results GB GB GB 22 1 0 i Wednesday's Box Scores are on Page 64 comp value $50 1 If COMPLETE ALTERATIONS INCLUDED 4 'ii a 3 DUNLOP TPT DUNLOP TPT DUNLOP TPT DUNLOP TPT DUNLOP The BEST DEAL on the Niagara rontier! 1 2 ho 0 Tomorrow Night Calif at Minn Kansas City at Chi Boston at Clev Washington at Balt Detroit at Nev York ift 2 STOP IN OR CALL 884 6709 OR 884 5180 OR AN APPOINTMENT Ray Cullen Joins Staff Of Niagara Hockey School Special to Buffalo Evening News NIAGARA ALLS Ont June Results Wednesday Toronto 3 Buffalo Rochester 4 Syr 3 Columbus 7 Tol Richmond 5 Jack Pct 11 656 14 517 14 5)7 15 500 15 500 18 471 17 469 13 21 382 By the Associated Press ORMBY England June 1 Bill Murray plopped in an 18 foot' putt on the final green today to defeat Dr John Konsek of Buffalo in the fourth round of the British Ama teur Golf Tournament The match was all even going to the 18th hole and the Buffalo Air orce captain now stationed in Germany and his opponent both were on the green in regu lation figures Murray calmly rolled in his 18 footcr for a 1 up triumph over the former Buffalo district and three time New York State ama teur king Eight Yankees Advance Eight golfers advanced into the fifth round led by lanky Larry Hinson 22 year old uni versity student of Johnson City Tenn He eliminated Joe Carr of Ireland three times winner of the troohv 3 and 2 Call! 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Complete TPT check including NY State Inspection just $995 15 15 15 16 15 lu LlUUlHi UIIU CBtoc i hi i a a 1 1 Kay cuuen a former nut half of the field in the fifth Jalo Bison center now owned by Pct Amarillo 17 605 Austin Arkansas 24 19 558 Dal Albuo 21 23 477 J2 42 5 5'2 62 7'2 7i 8 10 by posting a 7 and 6 triumph over Pat Abbot of England Bob Murphy the cigar chomp ing former US amateur king from Gainesville 1 la came in with a 4 and 3 verdict over Mar tin Payne of England Grant In Quarter inals i Dickson later fire a 2 undef par 34 to beat Ronnie Shade 2 and 1 to gain the quar ter finals The 23 year old Cup star closed out the match onthe 17th with a par 4 for a half Grant joined Dickson in the quarter finals by trouncing Scot John Young 5 and 4 Grant toured the first nine in 36 to 39 for a two hole lead and then swept the first three holes of the back nine Det Chi Bost Clev21 Ba'ltii 20 Minn 20 Wash 19 18 19 Calif 18 27 400 Results Wednesday Boston 3 Minn New York 3 Wash 6 Calif CIcv 9 Detroit Chicago 3 Balti 2 Games Clev at Detroit (N) Calif at Wash (N) Minnesota at Boston Only games schcd Glen Campbell PRICE OPEN 9:30 'TIL 9:30 BOXING RESULTS NAGOYA Japan Masataka Unna 117'A Japan outpointed Albert Reyes I 15 15 20 20 Powers to Judge Show Saturday in Lancaster Maurice Powers will judge oxhall Village junior horse show at 10 Saturday morn ing at 6161 Genesee Rd Lan caster be events in junior jumjers pleasure horses work ing hunters and a junior jumper knock down out Ariz Calif Calif III Tonight's Games Buffalo at Toronto Syr at Rochester Toledo at Columbus Rich at Jack (2) Tomorrow Night Buffalo at Toronto Syr at Rochester Toledo at Columbus Richmond at Jack 42 4' 5 5 6 6 9 $11900 Jackie 19 Roger $12961 20 Jerry ill us Dan Gurney Costa ($7800 In lap prizes) Arnie Knepper Belleville 110570 Ronnie Duman Indianapolis 110261 Jochan Rindt Austria 510571 Johnny Rutherford Worth tex 510000 Georoe Snider resno Calif 59698 Lee Roy Yarborough Columbia 5)0015 Al Miller Roseville Mich 59856f jou' ny oeitenbach East Brunswick 59501 Mario Andretti Pa 521 09898 (Includes prizes for top qualifying I UflJ Jim Clark Scotland $9373 Graham Hill London $9935 Lloyd Ruby Wichita alls $9666 INTERNATIONAL' Roch 21 Syra 15 Col Bflo Tor Rich Tol Jack 3'2 3'4 l'2 "He wrote us that he was put ting his game together again 1 but he really had only three days of practice at St Andrews (in Mrs John Konsek Jr of Cheektowaga moher of Air orce' Capt John Zonsek thus explained today I know her appearance in the British Amateur Gold tour nament at ormby England He advanced to the fourth round be fore defeated today In third round he de feated Peter Snod grass 7 and 6' "One of the Air orce men flew him to St Andrews for some practice last week but it rained for four straight said Mrs Konsek played for three days in the rain and wrote us that he was putting his game together? Capt Konsek a doctor in charge of a 50 bed Air orce Hospital in Bonn had "little or no time to practice in Ger she said Capt Konsek is a former Buf falo district champion a three time winner of the New York Stale Amateur title and twice defeated Jack Nicklaus now among the top money winning pros when they were collegians rniin1 By the luck of the draw only Ed Tutwiler of Indianapolis Ind and Ron Cerrudo of San Rafael Calif play each other in the round of 16 Cerrudo defeated Harry Broad bent England 3 and 2 and Tut wiler defeated Noel Kelly Ire land 3 and 2 Downing Gray Wins Marty leck man Houston Tex defeated David Moffatt England 4 and 3 Bob Dickson 23 from Okmul gee Okla downed Hugh raser of Scotland 3 and 2 and Down ing Gray of Pensacola la mastered "Ivor Jones of Scot land 4 and 2 Jim Grant of Wethersfield Conn continued the drive Argonauts Sign UB's Ron Pugh Special to Buffalo Evening News TORONTO June The Toronto Argonauts today signed Ron Pugh who played' defensive end and tackle for the University of Buffalo Pugh from McKeesport Pa is 6 feet 1 inch and 232 pounds He was fast est lineman horsepower aircraft turbine en gine final placing was 1 sixth The backstrelch spectators 1 saved oyt from crashing as he came around on his 200th lap He saw the fans wave warnings slowed down and thus was able to thread his way around Chuck white No 8 hit by Carl red No 41 after avoiding Bobby Grim's spinning maroon No 39 Second finishing 198 laps when Starter Pat Vidan red flagged the race to a stop when oyt finished 200 was Al Unser of Albuquerque 495 miles Third was Coyote team mate Joey Leonard San Jose Calif 4925 miles Then came Rookie of the Year Denis Hulme New Zealand 4925 miles vet eran Jim McElreath Arlington Tex 4925 miles and sixth the Jones boy from Torrance Calif 490 miles 1501 Return to Kleihhans or Resumption of Race A total of 1501 auto racing fans returned at 11 AM Wednesday to Klcinhans Music Hall to view the resumption of the closed circuit telecast of the Indian apolis 500 mile auto race Tuesday 1953 persons were on hand to see the start of the tele cast which ended when rain stopped the race after 10 min utes in the 19th of 200 laps lisions with Cale gold No 21 rear engine ord i Jones come in Califor nian Grand Prix star Dan Gur ney led those two laps 51 and 52 before Jones regained' the lead in his red No 40 turbine Jones in ront Again Jones did not go to the pits until the 80th lap when oyt took over the lead after trailing by 24 seconds Jones stopped for 288 seconds and drove off with the refueling hoses still hooked up to his car and the huge tank of kerosene (Other cars used alcohol or gasoline fuel) The hoses automatically dis connected from the turbine rear end while kerosene spilled all over the pit area oyt pitted for 25 seconds and 75 gal lons of alcohol two laps later and Jones was back in front until he again pitted on the 131st lap for 308 seconds second and final pit slop for 24H seconds on the 150th lap put Jones and the turbine monster in the lead again On the 196th lap after leading for 177 including the first 18 laps run before the rains Tues day Jones sent up a verbal blast of blue air in his reclining cockpit when the gear box be gan to whine as he roared down the backslrctch at 160 mph with a 52 second lead over roaring red No 14 Trouble for 50 Cars What happened? A 50 cent magnetic drain plug in the bottom of the gear box jarred loose The magnet ground into a $6 cluster of ball bearings then into the 37 gears in the $600 gear box That stopped the $250000 Swooshmobile with the 650 i AMERICAN 26 24 23 24 22 22 19 18 16 14 Spend your summers in supreme comfort wear Sorento suits in a wrinkle shedding shape keeping blend of Dacron polyester for stamina and worsted for luxury good looks! Choose from timely 2 and Shutton models in all the new patterns and colors you could want All this and more you save $10 on every one comparable suits are selling right now for $50! Regulars shorts longs Konsek Had Ohly 3 Days of Practice Delore Tournament Total Performance Testing at DVNLOP DIAGNOSTIC CAR CLINIC 1570 MAIN STREET Pct 18 625 16 600 1 8 561 19 558 19 537 21 512 24 442 Ji2 23 439 8 28 364 12 26 i350 12 Wednesday Pitts 4 2 3 0 MR AND MRS A OYT IN VICTORY LANE All Smiles After Triumph in 500 Milcr (UPI) Worth $171227 $48392 for Jones INDIANAPOLIS ind June tn The Indianapolis Motor Speedway today announced an unofficial purse distribution forthe 500 milc auto race of a rec ord $734846 compared' with $69180890 last year Winner A oyt Jr Hous ton Tcx will receive $171227 also will receive the pace car wardrobes worth $1500 tools jewelry and special trophies Parnclli Jones who led most of the race in a turbine car re ceived a special trophy for the fastest lap 164926 miles an hourin addition to his cash prizes Here is the a unofficial standing ana Unsrt Albuquerque $69977 198 laps 149206 mph Jos Leonard San Jose IT TVO II1PII Denis Hulme Tauranga $78577 107 149011 moh Jim McElreath Arlington Tex $22957 Jones Torrance Calif $48 392 (Includes $27000 In lap leading prizes) 7 Chuck Hulse Downey Calif $18397 8 Art Pollard Medford Ore $16928 9 Bobby Unser Albuquerque $15773 Carl Williams Grandview Mo $15386 II Bob Veilh Brags Calif $15198 12 Gordon Johncock Hastings Mich $15468 13 Bobby Grim Indianapolis $13244 14 Bud Tinqelstad Hawthorne Calif 513376 15 Larry Dickson Marietta 0 $13565 16 Mel Kenyon Davennoi la $12273 17 Cale Yarborough Timmonsville Stewart Scolland $12846 fViCvIUSKCyf I UCaOHf Grant San Diego Pct634625524512500476 23 452 22 450 24 442 TEXAS LEAGUE STANDING Pct 20 25 444 16 29 356 State's Joe Moshe Is SUNYAC All Star Joe Moshe of Buffalo State University College today was named to the all star baseball team of the State University of New York Athletic Conference A second baseman Moshe bat ted 406 in conference competi tion for Coach red second place Buffalo team Second baseman Bob who played at rontier High School before attending Gen eseo was one of six infielders picked and Jim Stewart of Ret sof another Geneseo player was chosen as an outfielder re Mike Mangano who lives in Silver Creek was one of three catchers picked Honorable mention went to three Buffalo State players: Bob Wisniewski outfield Jim Klein third base and Dan Quinn pitcher Au ro ra s' i tc i Own Game in Softball Bob Edel pitcher for the Au roras won his own game Wed nesday night in the Al Guarnieri Softball League singling home the tie breaking run in the 11th inning of a 4 3 victory over the Russes in Shoshone Park Skip three run double produced the margin of victory in the 4 1 triumph over the Barons George McIntosh pitched a two hit shutout for the Bowl Dromcs 11 0 winners over the Shamroqks Auspicious Debuts In Muny League Two pitchers made auspicious Muny Baseball League season debuts Wednesday night Larry Surowiec pitched a no hit 5 2 victory for the Central Parks against the Connies in Class Dan Quinn playing Muny ball after completing his season at Buffalo State Univer sity College pitched the Ram blers to a 3 3 extra inning tie with the Class AA defending champion Simons Surowiec struck out nine and walked three in pitching his Garficld Mangano League Class no hitter in Manhattan play ground Tho losers who were knocked out of a first place tie scored twice in the seventh in ning on two baseson balls a hit batsman and an error Quinn pitched six hit bail and fanned six in the inter league AA game in Cazenovia Park Another Buffalo State player Ken Eyerman batted home two of the runs with two hits Don Colpoys got two of the Simons' hits one a triple The Personal Attention of Tony Perre NATIONAL Cinci 30 St Pitts Chi Atl I A Phil Hous i Results 15 Chicago 6 Cine 5 Houston 6 I Pbila 6 A 0 All at St ppd Games Chi at Cine (N) Atl( at St (N) at nous (N) Phila at A (N) Pitw at tc 'Tomorrow Night Atlanta "at Cine Chicago at St Louis Phila at Houston Pitts at A New York at lUk ft I 4 ft I i andtnt Most Reliable Service too kt I I 6 Tfr STREETBWILLIAMSVILLE1632 5110 Thursday LttETOAT A 'X i kUZK fl 3 a uoJl a 7 JJL DUNLOPTPT DUNLOP TPT DUNLOP TPT DUNLOP TPT DUNLOP If Turbo Had Beaten oyt It aced Safety Check Ban the Detroit Red Wings has joined tne stair or inc Niagara Hockey School The school will run from Aug 28 Scpt 2 in the Stamford Arena for boys 7 18 years of age or call Cullen at Niagara alls 468 2257 or John Sorley at 354 4516 or 356 2681 Seneca Athletes to 'Star' In Sports Night ilms Movies of Seneca Vocational High School athletes in action will be a highlight of this annual ather and Son sports night Wednesday June 7 in the school The program will begin at 6:30 PM I tii Doirtment at itorei I sYrYet 1 ROAD 7 3623 DELAWARE AVEJ Kanilngtan it Humboldt Undrpm rom Abbott Road Plasaf 4 AH ORTAGIROADMhMlKMi? 4 JSJO Gonoaoo Street i 1 1 I 5 I Uivk rnec BXBIZIkjr: AT Al I I OCAT'ONS By BOB EENEY Buffalo Notes Staff Reporter INDIANAPOLIS June I If Parnelli turbine powered Swoonshmobile had won the "two Indianapolis 500 milc auto race here Wednesday it might have been disqualified In Picture on the Picture Page stead 'the turbine car broke down 72 miles from the finish and the winner coming through a three car crash 200 yards be fore the finish line was 32 year old A oyt of Houston Tex He drove a $100000 piston powered rear engine Coyote ord he designed himself oyt the fourth triple winner in 51 Indy he also won in 1961 and set a record average speed of 151207 miles an hour Indy officials will meet here Monday to determine if turbine cars should be barred from fu ture lndy 500s A Rule Is Broken Had the controversial car driven by Jones for owner Andy Granatelli held its gear box to gether for victory Wednesday St was leading by more than a officials might have had faces as red as the flame colored chassis A replay of the checkers' tapes long after a crowd of 150000 left over from 300000 throng which saw the race halted by rain after 45 miles showed Jones had violated a rule: If a car spins on or off the track it immediately must come into the pits for a safety check Jones' rules violation was overlooked in the loosely run "two race because it spun on the backstrctch lie spun on the 51st then the 52d lap off the track to avoid col AMOUS SORENTO9 DACRON9 WORSTED TROPICALS Arm weather rrtr gJ 1 TS HMM I EST 1940 HliBMMi a Is A i sv 'Z'XW7ww4i' zl A BflBnt 1 vIsMH ihh LaMinuLmmaw Sbtf okm Will lL n'W 1 US? 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