Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 13

DECATUR HERALD BASEBALL, OTHER SPORTS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Two Sections 22 Paget Decatur, Illinois, Tuesday, May 5, 1959. Pages 13 to 22 Panthers Get Once Over Lightly By Bob Fallstrom Pirates Score Twice in 8th, Tip Cubs, 2-1 Pittsburgh, 'May 4 (AP) The Pittsburgh Pirates drove fttl tN rx-A Lj Bement Has Strong Track Team But Coach Fears Unity Is Too Tough Standings Midwest League Pet. G.B. DECATUR 1 1 .500 1 Dubuqu 2 0 l.OOO Kokomo 2 0 1.000 Clinton 1 1 .500 1 Keokuk 1 1 .500 1 Taris 1 .500 I Michigan City 0 2 .000 2 Waterloo 0 2 .000 2 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Paris 13, Decatur 1 Keokuk 8, Clinton 3 Kokomo 5. Michigan City 2 Only games scheduled.

TODAY'S GAMES Decatur at Paris Keokuk at Clinton Waterloo at Dubuque Kokomo at Michigan City National League" San Francisco 12 8 .600 Los Angeles 13 9 .591 Mil-vaukee 10 7 .588 14 Cmiinnati 11 9 .500 1 Pittsburgh 9 9 .500 2 Chicago 10 11 .476 2 It Philadelphia 8 10 .444 3 St. Louis 5 15 .250 7 YESTERDAY RESULTS Pittsburgh 2, Chicago 1 Los Angeles 5, Milwaukee 3 San Francisco 6, Cincinnati 5 TODAY'S GAMES San Francisco at Cincinnati (N) S. Jones (2-3) rs Newcombe (0-3) or Pen (1-1). Chicago at Pittsburgh (N) Hob-bie (2-2) vs. Friend(0-4).

St. Louis tt Philadelphia (N) Mizell (3-1) ts Roberts (1-1). Los Angeles at Milwaukee (N) Dryadale (3-2) vs. Willcy (0-1). American League Pet.

G.B. Cleveland 13 5 .722 Chicago II 8 .579 Baltimore 11 8 IVi Kansas City 1 1 9 3 Washington 11 10 .524 34 Boston 8 9 .471 44 New York 7 12 .368 6l Detroit 4 15 .211 914 YESTERDAY RESULTS Boston 8, Kansas City 4 Only game scheduled. 1 TODAYS GAMES New York at Kansas City (N) Ford (2-1) vs. Garver (3-1). Washington at Chicago Fischer (2-0) vs Pierce (3-1).

Boston at Detroit (N) Caul 1-2) vs. Banning (0-3). Baltimore at Cleveland (N) Harshman (0-3) vs Ferrarese (2-1) -i ii ii i ill Paris Manager Verlon Walker, left, poses with left- Palis Rips Commodores On Dorsey's 1-Hitter, 13-1 ftp. hand-me-down' road uniforms from the parent Chicago Cubs. pitch and walking Gene Petty and Gary Cowan.

Dan Combs swatted a two-tun single and before Tony Joseph could restore order 1 1 men had batted. There was a single by Herman Joyse, a triple by Frank DeMoss and an error by Frank Jaciuk mixed in the proceedings. Joseph was roughed up for three more runs in the seventh but by this time at made little difference. Decatur's run came in the fifth by virtue of two errors on Toe DeLong. Willie Lee was" safe when DeLong booted his grounder.

Willie, whose knee is ailing, was replaced by George Ferrell Ferrell scooted to third when DeLong dropped Anderson's high pop fly and scored on a wild pitch. Six errors were charged to the Commodores, resulting in five unearned runs. Ihree wild pitches by Joseph and two passed balls by Mickey (jeenen were other black marks. DeMoss and Combs each batted in three runs. DeMoss banged two singles in addition to the triple.

The only redeeming feature was three double plays by the in field. i rut ml fi-rrniiiijinann iTiv iirri miTfiliiiihrriWMiiii'iii By Bob Fallstrom Of The Herald Sports Staff The shoe was on the other foot last night as Paris whipped the Commodores 13-1' at Fans Field on the one-hit pitching of Lawrence Dorsey. Tn th riTvninci Dim, nnrlav ft the Decaturs exhibited power, pitching and defense. -This time they were sadly lacking in all departments. Dorsey, a right-handed rookie from Granrl Ranirls.

Mich, wae four. outs away from a no-hitter when Jim Anderson shot a double down the right field line in the eighth. Dorsev was W'ild, walkins seven and tossing two wild cement, one of the hav nots" of Okaw Valley Conference football and basketball. eems to have found its niche in track and field, loday Bement can hit the jackpot in a bio wav bv wirt- nine the Okaw' meet at Tuscola. Coach Dick Mills' team wears the role of a strong contender due to a string of successes.

Bement was third in the Charleston Invitational, won the Class title in the Pana Open won the Okaw freshman-sophomore meet a thud straight time and won the Cridley Relays. Bement is undefeated in dual. triangular and quadrangular competition. The big one is today, however. Bement is shooting for its first Okaw varsity track title.

"I don't know if we have enough horses, Mills commented over the weekend. "Unity may be too tough. "We have good miler (Paul Eades). They have a better one (Jim McElwee). "We have a good pole vault-er (Roy Radmaker).

They have a better one (Ron Cekander). "(Dale) Schroeder of Unity will be hard to beat in the hurdles. "We have a good 440 man (Bill Morris). They have (Lin) Warfel. "Actually I think we'll have a better chance to win the Okaw next year.

We lose Mike Harsh-barger, Bob Morris and Don Livingston but Unity lose all of its good boys." Mills rates I Iarshbarger as one Decatur Teams In Action Today Baseball Clinton vs. Eisenhower at Fans Field, 4 p. Stephen Decatur at Champaign; Lakeview at Argenta. Golf Miflikin at Illinois College. Track Mt.

Zion at MacArthur; Stephen Decatur at Springfield (varsity, freshman-sophomore). Tatty Lee Will Skip Preakness, Belmont Stakes Louisville, May 4 (AP) Kentucky Derby winner Tomy Lee apparently is bypassing a shot at The Preakness and Belmont Stakes to return to the west coast. The English-bred colt is expected to run in the Hollywood Derby on June il. ROBINSON WINS El FROSH SOPH TRACK Newton, May 4 Special) Robinson scored 36 points today to take first place in the Eastern Illinois League freshman-sophomore track meet. Newton was second with 27 and Charleston third with 26.

Palestine had 23, Casey 20, Paris 18, St. Elmo 15, Cumberland 9, and Effingham 6. Event winners: 100 Cox (Ce). 10.5 sec. 220 Cox (ta.

23 kc (new record. 440 Darby (Par), 55 kc (new letord). KHO Totile (R). 2:10.3 mm. Mi Palmer R).

4:54.9 min. 120 high hurdle Stone (N). 16 KC. (new record). 180 low hurdle Stone (N).

21. 8 jump Weatherholt (CA). 5 ft'Broed jump Darby (Per). 19 ft. in.

(new record). Pol Tul Jennings (5Ei, Murphy (SF). 11 f. ll record). Shot Foa (Pal).

50 ft. 6Vi (new record). Discus Fo (Pl. 135 ft. 5 in.

(new record). an Casev (Murphr. Hickox. 1:37 min. (New rrc- "vito rrllv Cisev (Murphy.

Hickox, Weatherholt, Ramsey). 3:50.5 mm. MACARTHUR NETTERS DEFEAT REDS, 7-0 14 Hits, Pound Bulldogs 15-0 By Fred McTaggart Of The Herald Sports Staff Eisenhower shelled four St. Teresa pitchers for 14 hits and defeated the Bulldogs 15-0 yesterday in a five-inning intracity baseball game at rans held. The game-was shortened be cause of the high school 10-run Tule.

Sophomore lefthander Larry Schultz pitched -a two-hitter for the Panthers. Both St. Teresa hits were singles by Frank Se- man in the first inning and by Alike Kullik. in the second. Schultz struck out four and walked three.

Meanwhile the Panthers were having a hitting spree. Five of the .14 tisenhower hits were for extra bases. Eight of the Eisen hower starters had at least one hit. Rocky Cook paced the attack with three hits a single, double and triple and three runs-batted-in in four trips to the plate, tisenhower kayoed St. Teresa starter Mike Lents with a seven-run first inning.

For Eisenhower," the victory was the fifth of the season against four losses. The Panthers have defeated all Decatur higrj schools except Stephen Decatur. at. 1 eresa now has five wins, five losses and one tie. EISENHOWER Art n.

rr cur Siweck 2b 3 10 0 0 Thimeni df-Ib 12 10 0 Schawitsch 4 2 2 2 0 Smith lb 2 1 2 2 0 Manns If 0 0 0 0 Lynn If 0O00O Slaughter rf 1 1 Tong 3b 3 2 2 0 0 Cortee 1 0 0 0 0 Cook ss 4 3 3 3 1 Heinkei lf-cf 3 1 2 2 a Connors 1 .0 0 0 0 Bahlow cf 0 0 0 0 0 Schultz 3 1110 Totals ST. TERESA S. Lents 2b A. Unser 28 AB 3 i 2 2 2 2 0 0 2 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 11 RBI 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Seman ss B. Lents 3b Nolan lb Peters cf McEvoy If M.

Lents D. Unser Woo I ford Rossiter Kullik rf Totals 18 a-Orounded out for Heinkei in 7th. Eisenhower 732 38 15 St. Teresa 000 00 0 '2B Cook, Schultz. S-hawitsch.

3B Smith, Cook. SB Schawitsch. LOB Eisenhower 5. St. Teres 6.

IP If FR BR SO Schultz (W) 5.2 0 3 4 M. Lents (L) 15 5 3 10 Unser 2 2-3 6 4 2 0 Woolford 1 3 3 3 1 Rossiter 1 0 0 0 0 WP Schultz, Woolford. PB A. Unser. Brewner, Peake.

Okaw Track At Tuscola Tuscola, May 4 (Special) The annual Okaw Valley Conference track and field meet will be held here Tuesday, starting at 4:30 p.m. Atwood is the defending champion but Unity of Tolono and Bement are the favorites. Unity was the 1957 champion. Prep Baseball Mid-State Conference AT VANDALlA Litchfield Vandalia 202 022 19 9 1 001 000 0 1 2 7 Fudoli, McCullough (7) and Ander son; Aukamp, Shivcly (7) and Eckardt. w-r-ruaolu rtukimp.

South Central Conference AT CARLINVILLE Nokomis Carlinville 202 116 214 10 1 000 030 3 6 8 6 Conet. Lehnan (7) and DeWerff. Dobernkk (7): GunmnK and Powell. Goner. HR Nokomis, Hinfnn; 3rd, 1 on; kates, Mh, none on.

Carun-ville, GunninK, 7th, 2 on. Non-Conference AT DALTON CITY Loeington Mt. Zion 000 003 0 3 3 3 210 412 10 8 5 Butler and McArthur; Spinner. Tru-lock 16), Bush (7) and Bush, Trulock, Spinner. AT ARGENTA Bement Argenta.

000 101 0 2 1 0 000 000 11 2 2 Radmaker and Doran: Justice and Fom belie. AT BLUE MOUND Moweaaua 000 000 3 3 Blue Mound 521 0210 6 1 Denton and Hanler: Ritter and Brown. HR Blue Mound, Brown, 1st, 3 on. AT SHELBYVILLE Charleston Shelbyville 000 002 02 3 2 100 113 6 4 2 Pattin and Stevens; Holland and Camtiekl. AT SPRINGFIELD Clinton Lanphier (10)10 00 11 8 2 000 10 1 2 5 Delaney and Lynch; Shandor, Tumulty (I) and Logsdon, Neill (4) L-Shandor.

AT SPRINGFIELD Clinton Cathedral 200 101 4 8 10 2 000 150 39 12 3 Mettler, Delaney (5) and Lynch Ashten and hefner. L-Delaney. AT VILLA GROVE Unite 110 610 0 9 9 6 Villa Grove 003 350 I 11 11 4 Van Dyke. -Graham (5) and Smith and Bender. W-Smith.

-Graham. College Baseball Bradley 6, 11L Normal 4 Sugar Ray Stripped Of Middleweight Title Bob Anderson from the mound with a two-run eighth inning outbreak, tonight and took over fifth place in the National League with a 2-1 victory over the Chi cago (-aids. Anderson, who tangled in a pitching duel with Ronnie Kline, had a one run lead on Jim Mar shall sixth inning home run his. first the season but couldn't hold it. Dick Groat started Anderson's downfall when he opened the Pi rate eighth with a double.

Anderson got the next two batters out but Rocky Nelson, pinch hitting for Kline, scored Groat on a sin gle. CHICAGO AB RBI Goryl 2b 4 0 2 0 0 Dark 3b 3 0 0 0 0 Altman cf 4 0 10 0 Banks 4 0 10 0 Morrn If. 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 4 1110 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Thomson If Marshall lb Walls rf S. Taylor Anderson Elston Totals 32 1 5 1 1 PITTSBURGH AB RBI Hoak 3b 3 0 0 0 0 Clemente if 4 0210 Burgesa 3 0 0 0 0 Face 0 0 0 0 0 Stuart lb 4 0 0 0 Skinner If 4 0 0 0 0 Mauroski 2b 3 0 0 0 0 Groat as 3 12 0 0 Virdon cf 3 0 0 0 0 Kline 2 0 0 0 0 a-Nelson 11110 Folic 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 30 2 6 2 0 a-SinrJrd for Kline in 8th. Chicago Pittsburgh 000 000 100 1 000 000 02 2 2B-Goryl, Groat.

HR-Marshall. IP ER BB SO Anderson (L.2-1) 7 1-3 6 2 0 4 Elston 2 10 0 11 Kline (W.2-1) 8 4 114 Face 110 0 1 Giants Trip Reds, 6 to 5 Cincinnati, May 4 (AP) The San Francisco Giants edged into the National League's first place tonight, getting past thr-ncinnan Kedsr5rlwHh a ninth inning rally. The Giants now are .009 percentage points ahead of the Los Angeles Dodgers, who won from Milwaukee. Cincinnati blew an early one-run lead in the ninth when the Giants finally caught up with Bob Purkey for four runs. 'The big blow was Jim Davenport's bases-loaded double.

AB RBI Davenport 3b 113 0 Kirkland If 5 0 2 10 Worthington 0 0 0 0 0 Mavs cf 5 0 10 0 Cepeda lb 4 12 10 Alou rf 4 12 10 Spencer 2b 4 12 0 0 Rod gen as 4 110 0 Schmidt 3 0 0 0 0 McCnrmick 1 0 0 0 0 Brandt If 1 I 0 0 G. Jones 0 0 0 0 0 Landrith 0 0 0 0 0 Totals CINCINNATI Temple 2b Pinson cf Robinson lb Thomas 3b If Whisenant If Kasko 3b Bell rf McMillan ss Bailey Purkey Mabe Totals 36 AB 3 5 5 5 2 0 4 4 3 3 0 11 6 RBI 2 0 34 5 10 5 i San Francisco -Cincinnati 010 100 004 6 002 5 000 210 2 Davenport. Temple, Bell, Bailey. Thomas. -Cepeda.

Alou, Robinson, bisenant. IP ER BB SO 7 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 McCormick 7 7 3 10 0 2-3 3 2 1-3 0 0 Jones (W.1-0) Worthington Sanford Purkey (L, 3-2 8 2 3 10 1 Mabe 1-3 EISENHOWER GOLFERS BEAT REDS, MT. ZION Eisenhower trimmed Stephen Decatur 12-3 and walloped Mt. Zion 13W-1W yesterdiy in a three-way golf match at Nelson Park. Stephen' Decatur beat Mt.

Zion 12-2 IS. EISENHOWER Garver J7-o76 Nihiser 39-39 78 Lamb 39-4fJ 79 Wilson 43-41 84 Brown 43-49 92 STEPHEN DECATUR Sandburg 39-3877 Ellingson -43-43 86 Newell 41-40 81 Crocker 44-43 87 Miller 49-4493 MT. ZION Bonk 46-4490 WiegancI 52-48100 Hooper Lathrop Cow gill 52-4799 45-46 91 46-4692 Vandalia Netters Win Pana, May 4 (Special) Vandalia defeated Pana 6-1 in a tennis match here today. SINGLES Johnson (V) beat Eagen'(P), 6-2. 6-4.

Cocagne (V) beat Chirch (P), 6), 6-1. R. Towler (V) beat Bales (P). 6 3, I. Clark (V) beat Tanses (P).

6 1. Harper (P) beat Harting (V), 6 4. U-. DOUBLES Johnson -Cocagne beat Eigen -Chirch 6-0. 6-2.

R. Towler-Claik beat Eyebal-Stecker llf) 6-3, 8-6. of the best all-around trackmen he has coached. "He'll place in the shot and discus and I'll prob- amy use nim in the halt-mile. If he could pole vault, he'd really be a decathlon prospect." The coach is somewhat con- 1 1 ccrnea aDout rtaaemaker.

a sophomore who has cleared 11" feet 3. He has pulled stomach muscles. He also wishes Bement and Unity had tangled somewhere along the line before now. RUDY PHILLIPS: A NAME TO REMEMBER Not many high school athletes high jump 5 feet 6 and broad jump 20 feet 10 inches. During the noon hour one day last week I watched Rudy Phillips, a 14-year-old Decatur eighth grader at Roosevelt Junior High, do both." What's more, Rudy the previous day broad jumped 21 feet 3 and 21-9 and high jumped 5-10.

Rudy, from a family of 9 (he has 5 younger brothers), will enter. MacArthur in September. Jerry Curtis, the track coach, undoubtedly will welcome him with open arms. The youngster has explosive legpower which catapults him from the broad jump takeoff. Grade school bovs do not en- gige in intraschool competition here so there is no way of fore seeing how Rudy will react when he hits man-to-man prep rivalry.

I lis lather n. D. Fhillips, once standout- trackman at Jonns Hill, thinks Rudy will be even better with competition. Generals Edge Varr-Latham In 10th, 4-3 Dave Haws raced home on a wild throw yesterday to give MacArthur a 10-inning, 4-3 victory over Warrensburg Latham at Fairview Park. Haws led off the tenth, with a double and went to third on Bob Hinton's sacrifice.

Catcher Judson Pease tried to pick Haws off third, his throw went into left field and Haws came across with the winning run. The run ended a pitching duel between MacAghur's Gary Hunt and Glenn Koger. Warr-Latham 010 002 000 03 6 I MacArthur 000 010 200 1 10 4 koger and Pease; Hunt and Haws. MACARTHUR WINS IN FROSH-SOPH MEET MacArthur freshman-sopho more track team, relying on depth, defeated Mattoon by one point, 59 Vi to 58 Vi, yesterday at the MacArthur track. Mattoon scored eight first places to six for the Generals.

Event winners: 100 Proffitt (Mat). 11.1 sec 220 Proffitt (Mat). 24.9 see 440 Proffitt (Mat). 56.5 aec. 880 R.

Mussclman (Mae). 2:12.9 mm. Mile Freeman (Mac). 5:07 min. 120 high hurdle Butt (Mac).

16.6 "iSO low hurdles Butt (Mac). 23.2 see. High rump Roderick (Mat) and Hildenburg (Mat), tied 5 ft. 2 in. Broad jump Roderick (Mat).

17 ft. 7H in. Pole eault Hildmburg (Mat), and Hamlley (Mat), tied. 9 ft. 6 in.

Shot Kelley (Mat). 38 ft. 6 in. Discus Ohm (Mat). 122 ft.

2 in. .810 relay MacArthur (S. Campbell, F. Campbell, Eaton, 1:41.3 min. Mile relav MacArthur (F.

Camp-hell, R. Musselman, Eaton, Gresham). 3:59.4 min. MACARTHUR GOLFERS LOSE TO CHAMPAIGN Champaign defeated MacArthur 14Vi to 12V4 yesterday in a golf match at Scovill. The Generals are now 6-4-1 for the year.

1 Charles Kohr of MacArthur was medalist with a 34-40 74. Results: Belmont (C) 36-4076 2 Alexander(M) 43982 1 Vaughn (C) 39-4180 Kohr 34-4074 3 Blum (C) 39-3978 2M Nichol (M) 39-4281 Vi Jone (C) 42-4284 3 Chippendale (M) 43-44 87 0 Snyder (C) 42-45 87 Vi Crohn (M) 42-4 85 2Vi Monan (C) 39-45 84 1 Vi Stoner (M) 40-44 84 1 Vi Kretshmer (C) 41-44 8S 0 Crima (M) 39-4281 3" Clarmer (C) 41-48 89 2 Allison 42-4789 1 Vangas New (C) 49 5 1 10 3 Armstrong (M) 54-54 108 0 Exhibition Baseball St. Louis Cardinals 10, Rochester (IL) 4 (12 innings) hander Morris Steev'ens of Sa- lem. The Lakers are wearing pitches. But he had the Commodores completely baffled by his fast ball.

There wasn't a semblance of a hit until Anderson delivered. Tonight the teams play at Paris with right-hander John Drake pitching for Decatur against left-hander Johnnie Ray Seale. A seven run fourth inning was more than enough cushion for Dorsey. Bob Colligan, the Commodore starting pitcher, had walked the bases full in the second inning but escaped undamaged by fanning Dorsey. In the fourth, he started out by hitting John Gray with a the NBA to defend his title." The New York State Supreme Court last April 15 upheld the New York state athletic commission ruling directed Robinson to agree within 15 days to meet Ba silio or face loss ot his title.

Dodgers Clip Braves, 5-3 Milwaukee, May 4 (AP) Two. home runs by Gil Hodg es and another by Don Demeter powered the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 5-3 victory over the Milwaukee Braves tonight. Eddie Mathews and Joe Ad- cock homered for Milwaukee. The contest dropp-jd Milwau kee from first to third place in the National League pennant race. i Hodges' homers were his sec ond and third of the season.

De-meter's four-bagger, hjs seventh of the season, smashed a 2-2 tie in the seventh inning, scoring Charlie Neal. LOS ANGELES AB RBI Gilliam 3b 5 0 0 0 0 Neal 2b 4 10 0 0 Demeter cf 4 112 0 Fnrillo rf 0 0 HodBM lb 4 3 4 2 0 Repulski If 4 0 110 Zimmer 4 0 0 0 0 Pisnatano 3 0 10 0 Podrea 4 0 Fowler 0 0 0 1 0 0 Totals 35 5 8 5 1 MILWAUKEE AB RBI O'Brien 2b 5 12 0 0 Mathews 3b 4 1 1 2 0 Aaron rf 4 0 10 0 Adcock If 4 1 1 1 0 Pafko cf 4.0.1 0 0 Torre lb 4 0 10 0 Crandall 4 0 10 0 Logan ss 4 0 3 0 0 Spahn 3 0 10 0 Totals 36 3 12 3 0 000 101 210S 002 000 010 3 Los Angele Milwaukee 2B-Hodges 2, Repulski. HR-Hodge 2, Demeter, Mathews, Adcock. IP ER BB SO Podres (W.3-2; 8 12 3 1 5 Fowler 1 0 0 0 1 Spahn 9 8 5 4 4 Casey Dinner Tonight Casey, May 4 (Special) The Casey High School all sports dinner will be held Tuesday night in the cafeteria. Ralph Kohl, Eastern Illinois University football coach, will speak.

Hogan Wins Colonial Golf In Playoff Fort Worth, May 4 (AP) Aging Ben Hogan came out of his golden past to win another golf tournament today. His pin point approaches and clutch putting gave him a 4-stroke playoff victory in the $27,300 Colonial National Invitation over fred Hawkins. Hawkins, seeking his first vic tory in a playoff, floundered with a double bogey on the firth hole when his tee shot went into a creek, costing him two strokes. FHe never had a chance thereafter. The two Texans tied for the lead Sunday with 285 for 72 holes and they played 18 holes today to decide who got the first monev.

Second monev was $3,000. Hogan shot a 1-under-par 69. Hawkins was 3- over 73. Hogan ran up a 4-stroke bulge over Hawkins in first seven holes and they played safe, con servative golt. St.

Elmo Hosts National Trail Track Today St. Elmo, May 4 (Special) The National Thi! Confer ence track and field meet will he held here Tuesday afternoon. The meet is scheduled to begin at 3 p. m. bt.

Jblmo is defending cham pion. Prep Track At Ramsey TEAM SCORES Ramsey 68 Vi, Kinmundv 49 Va EVENT WINNERS 100 Montgomery (K). 10.9 sec. 220 Montgomery (K). 24.2 tec 440 F.

Hunr (R). 57.0 sec. 880 J. Weller (R). 2:15 min.

Mile Hoffman (R). min. 120 high hurdles Hoffman R). 19.9 sec. 180 low hurdles F.

Hunt (R) 22.7 sec High Jump Holtcamp (R). and Garrett (K) tied. 5 ft. 5 in. Broad jump Montgomery (K).

18 ft. 8 in. Pole vault S. Weller (R) and J. Weller (R).

tied 9 ft. 8 in. Shot Ltchason (Rl. 42 ft. in.

Discus Etchason (Ft). 122 ft. 1 tn. 880 relay Kinmundv. 1:40 min.

Mile relay Kinmunny. 4:05 min. SALEM FIRST IN OLNEY FROSH TRACK Olney, May 4 (Special) Salem edged Olney by six-sev enths of a point tonight to win the Olney Freshman track and held meet. Salem scored 40 6-7 points. Olney had 40, Lawrenceville 35 6-7, Mt, Carmel 26, Carmi 23 Flora 18 5-14, Fairfield 16 6-7, Clay City 5 5-7 and Ob-, long 2 6-7.

Event winners': 100 Jorden (S). 11.3 see. 220 Micheal (Olney). 25.5 arc. 440 Mahrenholz (L).

59.0 tec 880 Faro (L). 2:13.1 min. Mile Winitter (C). 5:09.7 min. 120 high hurdle Shake (Olney).

19.6 sec. 180 low hurdlei 24.0 sec Shake (Olney). High jump Moore (Fair). 5 ft. 2V! in.

Broad jump Stenssel fMt. O. 17 ft. Vi in. tNew record; old record 17 ft.) Pole vault Stenssel (Mt.

C). 9 ft. 10W inr (New record; old record 9 ft. 9 in.) Shot Stewart 34ft. HJ Discus Bauer (Olnev).

108 It. 9 in. 8K0 relay Salem. 1:45.9 min. Mile relay-Lawrenceville.

4:00. min. (New record; old record 4.01 min.) PARIS AB RBI Davison 2b 6 12 0 0 l)r Mosa as 5 1 3 3 1 DeMosa 5 13 3 1 DeLonR 3b 6 0 ,0 0 2 cf 3 2 1 0 Pettr lb 4 2 1 1 0 Cowan 2 4 10 0 Combs If 3 12 3 0 ioyse rf -41120 )oraey 4 10 0 0 Total 37 "il Tl 9 3 DECATUR Alt RBI Pate 2b 3 0 0 0 1 Jaciuk 3b 5 0 0 0 3 LindRren If 3 0 0 0 1 Lee rf 2 0 0 0 0 Frrrell rf 110 0 0 Hartman cf 3 0 0 0 0 Anderson lb 0 I 0 0 Baker aa 2 0 0 0 0 C.eenen 4 0 0 0 1 Collican 1 0 0 0 0 Joseph 1 a-Haskini I 0 0 0,0 Johnaon -Mehalko 1 0 0 0 0 Total '31 1 1 0 6 a Struck out for Joseph in Struck out for Johnson in 9th. Paris 660710 3M 13 Decatur 000 001 000 1 Mullens, W. May 4 (AP) Sugar Ray Robinson is no longer recognized by the Nation al Boxing Assn.

as the world middleweight champion, NBA President Ward VVylie said to day. "They've dealt me a foul blow," said Sugar Rav at a press conference in New York. "Thev can have their own champion and do what they want about it. But I not retiring. He said bitterly that the NBA hasn't informed him yet of its Vacating action and accused the group of being dominated by the "IBC" (International Boxing Club).

Robinson said as far as he was concerned the IBC still was in business-despite the court action dissolving the twin boxing clubs of New York and Chicago. New York state boxing com missioner Melvin Krulewitch said an original ultimatum to the inactive Robinson still stands, despite the NBA decision. "As fat as the state boxing commission is concerned," he said "Robinson has until May 1 5 to sign a contract to defend his title. Wylie said the NBA would recognize the winner of the fight between Carmen Basilio and Gene Fullmer as the new cham pion. He said the winner of the Ba- silio-Fullmer fight would be re quired to defend his title 90 davs against an opponent to be named.

by the NBA. In Syracuse, boxing promoter Norman Rothschild said today he had signed Basilio and Full mer to fight for the title this sum mer. Spider Webb of Chicago is listed by the NBA as the third-ranking middleweight, and prob ably would face the winner of the Basilio-Fullmer bout it' he still has the rating at that time. Wylie noted1 that Robinson has not fought for more than a vear and said NBA recognition was withdrawn because he "has failed to keep his agreement with 2B Petty, Darison, Anderson, Cowan. 3B DeMoss.

SB Lindgren. SH Dorsey. DP jaciuk-Pate-Anderson 2,, Pate-Baker-Anderson. LOB Paris 8, Decatur 10. TP ER BB SO Dorsey (W.1-0) 9 10 7 6 Colligan (L.0-1) Joseph -4 2 2 3 5 Johnson 1 WP Dorsey 2.

Joseph 3. PB Cow an. Geenen 2. HPB By Colligan (Grar). Pelrkoudas (plat).

W. Gilbert (bases). 2:48. Midwest League AT KOKOMO Mich. City kokomo 100 010 0002 7 1 000 004 Olx 5 7 0 Manililli and Marte; Thornton and Bevels.

HR Kokomo, Gomez, 8th, none on. AtKenkuk Clinton Keokuk 010 200 0003 6 2 200 Oil 40 8 II 1 Madigan, Fisher (6), Melendez (7) and Latner; Roddcnberry and Hendren. HR Clinton, Rennan, 4th, 1 on. Sweden Wins Cup Matches Stockholm, May 4 (AP) Sweden won two singles matches from Hungary in the first round of the European Zone Davis Cup competition today. The twin triumphs gave Sweden a sweep of all five matches with Hungary.

Sweden will next meet Chile. The MacArthur tennis team blanked Stephen Decatur 7-0 here yesterday. MacArthur, district champion, Is now 5-2 in dud competition. Results: SINGLES Low (M) bet Murray (SD), 6-1, Hengs (M) belt Hiser (SD). 6, "Garver (M) beat Colin (SD)," 6-1, Sharp (M) beat Simpson SD, 6-1, Kuhk (M) be.t Osborne (SD), 6 4, 61 DOUBLES Hangst-Carvcc bear Sim peon -Oi borne, bat Mumy-Hue.

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