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Baseball Averages

American Association

TEAM BATTING : a. AB R H AB RH IB HR SB Fe. wow york 4370 548 11 Kas. City 292 114 M 23 Phila 421¢ 562 11 Milwkee | hae Cleveland 4375 614 11 Minnepls 4l 334 Boston 4152 550. 10 st Paul 80 283 coicago 4379 503 1) INDPLS 49 274 gt Louts 4516 500 11 Loutsvilis 4% 220 Detroit 4208 436 10 alumbus [BRT 1 Charistn 22 241 Wash His os AL AD; pp Tr I p ® Pol CHICAKO 138 0 Milwaukee nt 0 1507 1489 117 978 Washington 120 0 St. Paul 170 0 3508 1 142 973 New York 153 0 Kansas City 151 0 3581 147 140 973 Philadelphia 118 0 Minneapolis 181 2 36802 157 188 87] Detroit 111 0 Loutsviile 137 0 3651 1473 162 .969 Boston 138 0 Columbus 135 0 3578 1493 160 960 (Bt. Louis 151 0 INDIANAPLS 130 0 3556 1488 173 .978 Cleveland 114 1 Charleston 03 1 3454 1358 194 961 INDIVIDUAL

INDIVIDUAL BATTING except pitchers,

after the first round, shot a par! 71 on the second lap and had a one-under-par 141 for the two| days. Boros played extremely 1952 ‘Bowler of Year well, despite the score, but he had unusual trouble with his

putts. Riegel, who won the National amateur championship in 1947, bad things pretty much his own way and ran into trouhie only in one hole. He took a bogey six on the long sixth after driving inte the rough and droping his third shot into a trap.

Generally, his woods were more accurate than in the first round

and he excelled on the greens.

The trouble on the sixth and a ev one-inch miss of a 60-foot putt Cc on the 18th conceivably cost him a course record. The record is

66,

Cribbing S Story At West Point

Some of the Army cadets have quit football. . , One has turned pro. ... ,Some will play for other | schools. . .

What has happened to the 38 players involved in the West |

Point cribbing scandal of a pear ago will be revealed by

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starts Tuesday ... on the sports

American League TEAM BAT1ING

Includes players in 10 or Includes piavers in 10 or more games except pitchers.

Bearden StL

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Steve Nagy Named

CHICAGO (UP)-—Steve the NE | “Bowler of the Year,” the Bowlling Writers Association of America announced today. { Mort Luby, publisher of the Na-| tional Bowlers Journal and chairman of the. bowler of the year Nagy got 474 votes to 377 for James

National League

TEAM BATTING

HR 8B Pet AB 'R H oe HR, EB

46 207 gy Louis 4208 543 1142 A 40 Be 1

2 1 48 261 Brooklyn’ $184. 437 1113 198 124 1A 49% 40 258 Chicago 4459 526 1168 1702 93 38 262 4 2371 Pilly 4123 524 1080 1554 13 48 253 3 43 343 New York 417] 583 1066 1438 11% 34

2 24: Cincy 4347 B20 1101 1614 B09 43 242 Pitishe 4381 440 1028 1455 75 d 40 Boston 4165 453 975 1448 84

pet TEAM FEILDING 100 880 DP TP PO A BP 104 979 Brooklyn 134 0 3330 1317 74 .984 108 978 Cincinnati 119 1 3370 1370 86 .0A2 117 977 8t. Louis 125 0 3348 1442 111 977 118 076 | Philadelphia 116 0 3202 1348 114 074 119 938 Chicago 98 0 3473 1420 126° 975 132 974 | Boston 100 0 3322 1442 124 973 131 974 Now York 141 0 3270 1303 135 9712 3 Pittsburgh 144 1 3463 1508 166 .998 more Samed, INDIVIDUAL BATTING

AB J 28 3B HR RBI Pet. Includes Dlarers in len oy mots games,

307 except pitchers.

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KC 505 172 36 © 30 126 Woodling NY 341 110 15 611 868 .523 Kinase waki, Cin $27 136 20 8 11 11 1 Power K( 501 170 36 16 16 103 3 | |Kell,Det-Bos 404 126 23 2 7 B84 312 fyene NY 53 30 4 10 8 3M Boflweg KC 420 145 28 14 22 80 338 |Brideweser,NY 20 9 0 0 0 2 310 UEReN A 95 30 3 2 1 11 3s Wilson 8tpP 550 186 27 8 13 110 .3331 Goodman, Bos 399 122 24 i 3 49 jos TATKFHL a det 28 hs GIRLS, 44 PEAL0 34 made uh J 8S Bhallion 8 af 0 4 a Of Whitman St 38 5 b q f Gur fis 1 3d @ Cf Olgione WF} 24 3 i Aa hei ahh N Mil 28 : § vila ! . 4 NN 120 41 9 2 1 27 318 Robinson,Chi 497 146 26 1190 B84 | Jog Wt tliama nk Said ig 3 Briton, Mil 587 186 34 6 4 56 217 |Bauer.N 470 13 27 414 62 304 Adam binsen, r jut Jas 3 i 4 Davis Char 202 64 7 1 4 2% M7 Rosen.Cley 466 138 26 6 23 81 . aaa, in sil $07 153 33 & 6 Katt, Mpls 405 128 23 115 66 318 Clark Phil is2 43 8 0°8 33 204 {Jshosndisnst.Bul. 207 od 33 4 3 Nielson, Ind 432 135 18 4 8B B84 .313 Jensen NY-Wash 484 142 26 6 0 63 3|pondr, 169 139 21 3 1 Cassini 8LP 461 144 23 4 2 32 312 White. 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BE po MELEE Bl Bauymer.Ind 284 85 18 2 3 33 .299 [Courtney StL 325 9117 2 4 37 .280 Bi ar st1 41512010 8 9 Dallssdr Mpl-Ch 273 81 15 2 7 30 .207 McDopald NY 18. 5 3 00 3 2718 1 AUR Sr 28 86 14 2 1 Dandridge Mpls 560 166 26 1 0 61 296 IMajesk!,Phil-Cly 150 44 4 1 TT I St Bar . Phil 294 85 23 2 4 Renna, KC 410 121 20 8 28 90 .205 Nieman.Btl 400 113 16 211 54 278 Burkess phi Wy Aa 204 Early, Mpls 126 37 5 1 8 23 .294 Vollmer Bos 196 54 11 2 8 40 276 LoDAlA BY ja 3 Sharman.StP 150 102 15 2 12 68 201 Martin NY 273 18.10 2 3 23.75 Reese Nik, 4]1213 2 ¢ Williams. Mil 248 72 13 2 1 33 .200 Berra NY 434 119 15 127 81 274 Chard n %% Io. % og 3 niaylock. Mpls 424 122 23 9 14 7 288 [Hoderlein, Wash 188 "48 7 1 0 14 .27¢4 Qhitl Chi on 33 Tue. Mil 11153 31 4 7 6&1 287 Dyck Bt], 321 89-17 213 54 2702 Marshall. Bos.Cin 157 101 22 2 10 K ress. Col 435 125 23 4 24 BS 287 Collins, NY ¥27 8911 313 + 27; MarshailBosCin 137 101 22 2 I rman. Mil 421 121 20 217 72 287 Campos Wash 107 20-6 10 3 371 Hauer, OH 176 5114 33 Vialmberg.Ind 01 144 15 6 1 54 .286 Wilber Bos wy dad 3 3 HR ekCtn TIT TV 51 § Barba Char 104 RT 20 1 13 61 288 Rodrigues Chl 363 108 14 0 1 39 270 Hort ier Phil 491 138 26 4 13 Maxwell.Loy 448 138 af 1 3 Nn A ator Phil moe ! 2 369 Waltkn “Ph! 404 113 24 2 2 Terwilliger 8tP 9 28 4 2 stroth,Ph 369 (YRILK nl 1 i113 24 SrTth, Tod 418 118 21 12 17 60 262 Philley Phil 473 104.23 1. 5 0 goa iciaraginlaPiyy 287 20 1 4 ¢ Imphlett Lou 466 131 21 8 7 68 28] ‘Rizzuto.NY 487 110 21 10 | 14 267 COXBIK #11393 34 10 18 Gearhart, Ind 20 32 10 112 5A 277 Michales W-8L-P 152 94 14 6 5 44 67 Fhamann N ital Peterson, Lou 4R2 133 25 7. 2 58 .276 Simpson Cley 486 129 17 10 10 5 38 | Sanne Brk 17% 101 11 1 19 Rhawn Char 120 33 5 2 2 18 .275 Btewart.Chi 211 56 10 0 4 27 265 Campanella, r FH in 3 3 BR Chapman. Lou 340 92 17 3 8 S58 271 Mele, Wash-Chl 371 68 18 212 59 .264 Hemus Sil 300 138.2% 113 Wilson. Ind 412 111 14 1 1 33 269 Throneberry Bos 261 69 10 3 8 19 .264 Groat.F hPitt 4 9218 3 § Samford Mpls 383 103 15 } 4 28 380 gouchoci Day 238 “ 3% 3 1 1 305 Wrong En Phi 382 102 18 8 3 DiPjetro.Lou 324 60 4 § ) 4 2621 W3 .Cn- 0 Baldwin 8tP 322 M322 14 31 261 Yernon Wash al 12 a 3 : 4 200 yt 4 Nid 11.Co 207 58 ncio, Bo 3 : . a Mogan. Co! 424 112 17 11 4 47 .264 McDougal NY 460 122 13 5 7 68 260 Rhodes NY 3 y a i 1 Partes KC 208 55 11 0 4 21 .264 Wright, su. Chi 16 '4¢ 7 3 3 22 ,260|Torsesonn =F 21 Cermv KC 163 43 & & & 34 .264 Evers.Det. JOA RO 14 211 48 250 The », a 3: 793 23 Lyneh.Col 1310430 13 38 383 Mann Sic: BLS 38 0 3 a 25 WiliamaNy 470 122 22 3 12 arquis KC Jo4 . a + 5 Boxiack.8tP 104 27 0 1 0 6 .260 Batts,Det 112 34 3 1 1 10 338 | Hermanski,Chi 253 23 1 e 4 Gardner Mpls ~~ 213 88 14 1 1 14 (258 DeisingSti-Det 146 #0 14 § 2 39 .257 Koshorek Pit 17 14 8 0 3 Lammers,Col 450 118 22 3 1 (47 257 Wertz. Det.Btl, 132 85 17 119 58 .256 Birlercin Bt 3s id ap Isbell, Lou 148 38 3 1 2 |15 ‘257|Rivera.BtL-Chl 430 11217 7 ‘4 41 258 fists C8 BONS Stephens, Lou 156 #0 8 1 0 7 .258 BooneClev 287 1-31,1 4024, CL 144 AR 10 4 4 Dering. Mpls 129 33 7 2 2 10 .256 Easter Clev 323 81.2 133 88 oljgorkowekiiar HY mp td Rojek. Char 440 112 12 4 0 10 .258 Ciernet Ros al 8114 214 52 281 |Faminle. NY #4 9110 A 18 Mazmanian KC 208 76 3 3 0 25 [288 Joost. Phil 411100 1h 119 41 44 Thomson. a ha ht Stirnweiss, Ind 282 72 8B 7 7 34 285 Blephens.Bos Z31. ah 11 2 4 7 340) RYO Hk 414 105 20 1 27 Troupe.Ind 1 48 6 1 RR J¢ 254 Hitchcock Phil 101 5 4 1 1 41 448 Ah we 4 ni Ye “134 Evans Lou 281 71 7 3 1 18 253 Thomas Phil 0% 24 7 1 8 18 248 i a 2a Kerns, Char 208 47 A 0 0 iA 283 Hatfield Ros.Det 364 4011 3 2 21 247 Morgan ir 12 8 0 0 2 Unser, Mil 237 60 6 5 & 20 253 Marion StL 187 4411 0 3 18 .44 nensonCil a3 26 0 0 1 Lyons.Lou 807 128 27 2 1 72 .252 Lollar.Chi 3l4 71131 003 43 HN A Sida 1 Haze BLP 255 64 12 2 4 33 251! Younx@tlL 483 110 11 4 4 Jb 44/00 R000 m-"19 8 0 1 VanNoy.Col 436 108 21 & 9 #1 248 Buder.f iL D. 225 ¢ 72.4 18 Jaq Maron, Pitt 08 0820 2 8 Whisenant,Mil 140 37 8 3 1 21 248 Lenhurdl.B-D-8L 267 63 8 211 40 241 Dieraon| 308 OR 18 2 14 Rrndcoi TT 200 Tes 17 3 348 an Mise Ny 130 20 4 0 1 31 343 PitseGeraldPits 68 16 1 0 1 Rand.Co 2 | . [Fitz Ht ! grnicel dm 40s 140 Gwoiowsn ge 0 ioe oaSawnath ff BY Post. Mil 3 : ! 3 3 a . tv 5 Moonee 2 Gad} 3B GHCHMueion gu e144 ghRHERN, Gin Jo Owen KC 7 3 2 4 3a 5 4 inl Vv 3 0 Neateldt Col 364 88 13 3 3 30 [242 Johnson BiL-Chi 104 25 2 1 0 10 240 FMLNY 103 24 Hs ? 3 Taylor,Char 340 80 12 3 8 44 235 Zarilla.Chi-StL -~226 54 10 1 3 18 230 Eo 30 311-1 ¢ Rose BLP 465 108 9 3 7 84 .272 K« olloway Det 163 49 1 0.1 Yr 239 Bist] Bos 202 4810 1 3 RoR 285 64 14 0 13 80 225.Noren Wash. NY 262 6312 2 3 20 237 BlatlBol 33 30 1.1 Harshman Mpls 12% 28 2 0 8 13 .224 jiapp Sil Sash. 110 010 0 0 Ml AS NM Loon Bai Kinaman.Ind 81 18 2 0 8 15 9n Leb Jett Clev 8% 20.2.0 1 8 235 ie jane ean 13 Montag. Mil 133 29 3 4 8 22 28 Moat, w. 111 26 3 0 3 Had Ohi #1 89 20 1 2 Rac. Col 245 32 8 3 & 27 .213[Wison Bs 135 3 3 0 18 30 NY or aid Fridley.Ind 81 11 2 0 0 4 ‘208 DeMaestri,8tL 149 34 8 1 0-13 .228 Ello 231 Righett},Char 324 64 18 1 3 25 .198 Kell.Phil 212 47 8 3 0 17 222|McCullough Pitt 145 34 4 0 0 Hemsley.Char 122 23 4 1 0 6 (iss TiptonPhil-Clev 120 331 6 0 8 25 220 Mathews Bos 400 62 18 2 19 TCHERR' RECORDS Co eman Chi-StL 2258 49 90 1 2 14 218 avis Pit 7 1 } 1 PITCHE k ! Pesky, Bos- Det 206 45 5 0 1 9.218! Walls. Pitt 5 13 0 1 3% WL WL Lipon,Det-Bos 304 66 6 2 0 268 .217!8malley.Chi 220 50 12 0 4 Pigone Mpls 4 0 Otten. StP R 7 Ginsberg. Det 258 56 12 2 4 33 .217|Westrum NY 287 65 9 0 14 5 Tones, due 2 0 Freenin, Lou RB 7 Dente.Chi 139 30 0 1 0 11 .216|Jeflcoat.Chi 23 503 3 4 Fran 20 4 Fox Mpls 9 8 Coan, Wash 261 56 9 5 2 18 .215| Nicholson, Phil 435 10 | 6 3 le Mi 15 3! ConnellyChar 10 10 Berry.Det 177 38 4 3 0 12 .215|Burris, Bos 100 22 3 0 2 2 lolly. KC 5 1/KemmererLou 7 7 Wood Bos-Wash 192 41 8 4 4 23 .214 | Jackson,Chi *983 61 # 3 8B & 21 Conley. M1 10 3 Tomasic. Mpls 4 4 Yost. Wash 478 102 24 210 38 213 | Miggins StL 56 13 2 0 1 3 2 Byerly 8tP 3 1 Baliga .8tP 1° _1/Federoff Det 155 33 2 1 0 11 .213!8tClaire,Bos 108 23 2 0 2 4 .3 Holcombe Tou 1 1'McGlothin 8tP 12 13 Miranda C-8L-C 146 31 4 2 0 8 .212|Hatton.Cin 407 "RG 13 1 8 8) 2 Blake. Mil 8 3 Zuverink,Ind 10 11!Grasso. Wash 284 60 8 0 0 34 .211|Bartirome Pitt 287 60 9 3 0 17 .200 Hoover Mil 9. 4 Taylor.Lou 8 # Murray, Phil 308 213 4 6 | 9? .210({8tanky.StL 7% 18 4 0 0 6 .008 Epperly.8tP 0 4 Herrin.Lou 911 Hopp. NY-Det 62 11 1 0 0 4 .210|Hartung,NY 53 11 7 1 3 5 Gun Melllere Col 15 7 Baumannp.Lou 3 3] Ben. ehis Wash 434 89 16 1 0 27 .205 Lohrke. Phil 0 4 0 0 O 1 .200 Cereghino, KC 10 Russell KC 33 Mapes, Det 143 20 5 0 6 17 ,203| Daniels. Bos 3 3 31 11 8-199 Allen. Mil 6 Allen Col McCoskey.Clev 74 15 4 1 1 6 .203 Caballero Phil 11 6 7 00 2 14 Lehman StP 2 1/Grubb,Char 4 5 Mctosker StL 173 35 6 1 2 14 .303|Pollaerini.Cin 9 17 201 3 .mm8 Sipple, Ind 9 Si arleekl, Ind 9 14 Robertson, W-Phil 3 300 1 .200(Howell.Cin “4 8.0132 2 17 Ferriss Lou 17 lekey Ind 5 RlWestiake Cley 25 3-0 0 0 1 .200(StallcupCin-8tL, 23 4-1 0 0 1} 1 Negray 8tP 10 eard.Col 8 11 Combs,Clev ¥ 24°1 1 1 10 .174|Cusick.Bos “1 171 00 68.18 Extock Mil 3 3 onovan Mil | 3 8 krenich,Ch 18 200 0 .187(Dittmer Ros HE 36 41 In le Patrick Col 8 BQrenkoski KC ~ 2 4/5wiit. Det a 1 0 0 4 [143|Fusselman8tL. 61 10 4 0 1 3 16 Ls Mpls 2 Reser. Chan ), 218nyder, Wash 1 9 9 2 18 PITCHERS’ RECORDS Ales. In errigan.in i * nH : Olas. Bible" 3 3 pa ‘har A 14{2shmens Bu, Bos ia 1 3 0 3 1 2a Includes pitchers in 120 or more Inningy Zabau th 13 {Powell.Char 5 3 Niarhos. Bos 3 000 0 .023 rated according to earned-run average Wa 14 10/Behrman.Char 8 18 . (per O-inning game. ULM to 7 8 KeatineCo 3 9 PITCHERS' RECORDS W LIP R H BOERA AL Lou 8 6 Trinkle Lou 1 1! Pitehers in 120 or mere innings rated Drews Phil 11 12 178 54 181 178 2.53 ! 8 6 Beers.Char 8 16 according to earned-run average per #- Roberts, Phil 20 7250 73 311.111 2.56 Snr Atply s-8L 10 B8'Seare.Ind 1 5 inning game, | Wilhelm NY 12 3123 50 105 B80 2.5 Abernathie.Ind 10 RiCoffman.Col 1 6 . WwW L IP R H BO ERA [Ra ffensbergr, Cin 14 11 200 A} 197 177 261 R Jones, KC 8 5S lewndwski,Col 1 &/Bhantg Phil 22 4.238 58 108 128 1.85 Hacker, Chi 16118 44 113 672.61 Harshmn Mpls 6 5'Austin Lou 0 6 Reynolds NY 15 819 187 132 2.17! Loes.Brk 2 6 147 48 115 06 269 ye JK 8 5/Carlson Char 0 3 Plerce.Chi 13 9 182 126 2 411 Braxine, Brk 11 5172 60 136 108 2.7 \Bssnr StP 13 11 Schmidt {.Col 0 1|Porterfield Wash 1] 13 175 67 2.42{Spahn.Ros 12 14 238 RD 213 142 28 Schallock. XC 7 6 | Barcin Clay 18 9 236 118 2.47| Roe Brk 10 1 131 43 139 58 2.8¢ — Dobson, Chi 12 9 136 178 2 48| Rush.Cht 11 12 202 R/1 170 122 3.0 Marrero, Wash 10 8 142 68 2.65|Koslo.NY 9 6139 55131 56 30 ° Lemon.Clev 18 9 196 100 2.69 | Simmons, Phil 11 7158 62133113 30 Rasch{,N 15 3 184 140 108 2.69 | Maglie NY 13 5 161 62 144 85 3.0 fe ie el Shea, Was 10 8 143 49 118 60 2.77| Meyer, Phil 112 193 83 181 18 31 Parnell, Bos 11 7118 154 84 2.86 Sale oy i 1412 203 86 197 176 3.1 Stobhs,Chi 710 127 100 67 3.08 11 7 184 67 145 108 3.4 Wynn.Clev 18 12 219 197 113 3.28 Mivell. Bi R 8156 78 142 120 3 8 Huas on pean: Bos 10 9 157 181 61 33 Dickson, Pitt 12 18 233 114 233 95 37 Trucks. Det 515 el 3 102 3.38|8urkont.Bos 10 10 168 79 161 106 30 Cris som Chi 10 "7 134 116 74 3.49 | Jansen NY 11 10 165 BT 178 74 39 I Pillette, StL 8 11 187 179 62 3.50 Hearn NY 12 5 171 90 162 64 40 Garver 8tL-Det R 10 158 39 s3 38 Main, Pitt 211 142 AT 132 174 4.0 n i u Gray. Det 11 13 184 64 108 3 59 Wilson Bos 11 10 187 89 188 88 4.0 | isht sos Det 6 8131 42 48 3 64 Minner.Chi 11 02 158 81 158 54.41 | Rvrd Bt ph ll . 12 11 16% 200 3 3.11} Church. Phil.Cin 8 713 72150 43 4.1 1 out.Det-Ros 9 10 131 125 3 erkowsk{.Cin 10 8 162 82 177 0 42 hs nited Sas A | Sm NY 3 : 1 138 a 3 Tal Peet 8 i }4 100 104 77 44 1 ' : : r 3 1 Lown.Ch 4 42 B81 139 60 4.4 WETHERS FIELD, ~onn., ug Bearden, StL, 17 4 3121 81 3801 Priend. Pitt 5 16 194 O01 171 AR 4 4 30 Skee Riegel of Tulsa, Okla, Moreno. Wath 8 91 18 57 4 4.05 | Bresko StL. I,0130 7134 3445 ” ogovin,Chi 11 9 183 ppstein 8 10 164 99 180 T490 who turned professional only two Houtteman.Det ‘8 17 nn 487) Wehmeler, Cin 611 158 107°780 72 58 years ago, pulled away to a four- | Kellner. Pha 1 i 182 '79 4.87) = Pltchers In less than 120 Innings rated stroke lead today in the In- Hooper, Phil 714 134 88 138 3 Yr le ey pet. WI yrne Stl, 6 13 175 108 187 8 | 81 4.89 Corwin NY 3 0/8Sm urance City Open Golf tourna-| "pie ees Aan a er Aha Kin n.N 30 Smith.cin 10 8 ment with a second round 67 according to wan. i percentage. Clark. StL 3 0|Cole,Bos } } ! W IL| Connelly NY 2 0 Burdette Ros }°7 which gave him a 36-hole total |p ra, Wash ‘8 0/8chmits,NY 7 6|Chipman.Bos 1 0! Hansen Phil 45 of 133. Harris ¥ Fash, 1 3 31 MeDermot!.Bos 7 3] Moore. Br 1 0! Hiller.Cin S$ 7 0s dix. 8 § Tied for second place behind [Rishon Phil 1 0 Newhouser.Det : 8! Rinck 1g 10 5 Taner NYY a 1" the 38-vear-old Oklahoman Were Schein Phil 3 1/Stuart.Det-8tL, 3 4) YuhasStL 8 2/ Kennedy. NY 2 4 , 4 4 McDonald, NY 3 | Johnson. Bos 3 1| Necclal Pitt 1 3 Wally Ulrich of Austin, Minn.; | Benton Box 3 3 Gumpert Bos-w 4 6 Miller. StL 3 1} Kelly,Chi 10 Johnny Palmer of Badin, N. C. }| Kennedy.Cht 21 Mok ue. -8tL 3 8! Brante St 19 i Poableln BE- Cn i 3 Bob Toski of Northampton, Nrisht. Phil 2 1 Newsom Wsh-Ph 2 4|Konstanty Phil 4 2| Heintzlmn. Phil 1 3 { Dorish,Chi 6 4 Fowler, Phil 1 2|8chultz, Chi 4 2! Waugh Pitt I 3 Mass, and Bill Nary of Albu- {Be ley w 3 2 Hoeft, Det 2 5 Ridzik. Phil 2 1! Landrum,Brk 1 3 erson Bs T 8 | 1] querque, N. M. Nary shot a _sec- Madison StL-Dt 4 3 Rrownchn "1 3] Mrehesniit 4 4 Jornemos 1 4 ond round 67, Ulrich a 68, Tosk! KG Kae 4 3| Haruist at StL ? 8 Chambers Stl 4 3! Hogue Pitt 1 5 \ 1 itt a 89 and Palmer a 70. Rca aah Son 2 a 5 utherford.Brk 4 Kline Pitt 0.8 Lopat. NY 6 5/D.Johnson. Wash 0 4 g a 8 {Ralee. Sth : 3 Haynes W ash 0 3 I uzAva Littlefid.Det-Str, 0 3 NATIONAL Open Champion |giamekcley o oF L 03 Join the Men and Julius Boros of Mid Pines, N. C. |Bretow onl IK 01 who was in an 11-way tie at 70 OstrowskLNY 2 >

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3 -Chief Osceola (O. Grohs). Dugan (PF. Zehr), 3. 6—Brilliant Maid 232%, Pine Ville R. 11.40, cres cres Pine (T. Maeda), 7.60, 4.00, 2.60: Dandy (J. Contrerast, 4.20, 3. | Abracadabra (P. Licausi);” 4.00 ; F-Auitnion Mark (D. Madden); Puturesque (G. Glassner), RN (J. Contreras), 2.40. atrefoil, (T. Maeda), 13.20, Iden Clover, (J. Contierss), 4.20, ; Lineback, (F. Zehr), 7

3.80; Honor Deck ID 4—Raintree (K. Church. |

Fajr Appraisal (G. Porch), 3.20. —Devilnation (K. Church), 2.60; Grandma's Day 4.00; Indian Gold (J D. Jessop). 6—Papoose (W. Boland). Bloom (Church), 3.40, 2.80;

7 3.80, 3 40, | {Park

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Biddy Jane (L. C. Cook), Auas Mine (E. Arcaro) 2.20.

80, | (D. Setrin. 4.80. 1-—8efs Bet (FP. |8creaming Mimi (M. N A 60! 2 Flint Night (J. Nar 7.20, 4.30, (R. Tiogley), 6.00, 3.80;

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|ance Tuesday night when wrest- 1%; a (D. Dodson), 13.00: Royal Date

AT HAZEL h tf truct inc 250 mph in test In eight previous bouts, Atlas Date Mere IW, ox m race tire construction princi- § ests p - revious bouts, 26.00. 11.60; nWAar arc p a | ings at 250 mp in 3 oon h eig p maler), 10.00, 6.80; Platform (T. Barrow,

9.40; South Covert development, Wilbur Shaw, Speed-| show at the West 16th St. Midget 430, 3.60; Juliana (J. Nazareth), 14.60 (R. Lawless), 15.60, {Salvatore Balbo in the feature sgo, 3.60; Xmas Chimes oul, di |attraction of two falls out of 3.00 260: Bill's Hyero (H. Ramires), 3:30 three with a 90-minute time limit. [2.00: Shibboleth (F. Redmon), ick Tulip (H. Crag). 3

3.00; Handsome Teddy

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“We-are-happy, and indeed feel/grydge battle between Billy Fox | 6.80, 4.80; Dance Light, Bar very fortunate, we have the fa- and Iron Mike Angelo. It was An- ‘6 6—King Wilson (T. Barrows). 9.80, 5.40. |g 20 cilities to help improve manufac- gelo who crippled Canadian star | 350; Fleeting Rock £8. Colina), 5.80. 4.20; 1330; Rejection Slip (S. Boulmetis), 3.40.

.00 turing principles that will ulti- Larry Chene, Fox's tag-team part- , T—Hot Fenny, (T. Barrow),

mately aid our national defense ner in their recent match here. Hezahoney, (J. Nazareth), 8.90.

—8abufly effort. My heartlest congratula-iThe match is for one fall With a roy oO bias). 8.30, 34

> bar (Barrow), 4.40. 3.40, 2.60: daNo |,

42 laboratory for Firestone since its veteran Scotty Williams will meet daWon but disqualified and placed

2.40; King Count,

4—~Crown O’'Glory,

official opening in 1910. Many in- in the opener, on i genious devices now test tire i AT DADE ¥ strength in rubber industry lab- 1—Jes Tack (B. Buell oratories. But none can match Public Links Do Da Hare),

on ed? 300 i

2--Hook Up (J. C. Fernanden, 2 80: Golden Reaper (J Beth B's Pirst ob Ca : i aily ouble £20.00 Translated into the driving of The Third Annual Indiana Pub- S-.Cranetia. (W.-D (W Juljet’s Bay (J. Barnes),

3.00; Black Silk —Flash Burn

C. Fernandez), 2.80; Blue Express (N. Harti, 2.40 6—Miss Gaffe (D. Leicht),

| 71—Eagle Lady (H. Holcomb), title over the 36-hole route, 18/520; Gallant Queen 3.20, 2.80; Tyndareus . holes each day. An innovation! 8 Two Threes (N. Merritt),

the this year, included in the $10.00 300 Spool OW. Sul

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‘500’ Know-How Help s| Mias Meels Baloin RACE RESULTS

Daily Double $61.80,

0, ; 3—Mirthful (G. Glassner), 9.30, 13.60; .20;

(T. Maeda), 4.80,

(R. Borgemenke) 4—Reynolds Jr. (G. Glassner), 1 60: at (J. Contreras). an tot. ssery), 3. Torus x tar ig (C. Richmond), 4.20 3.80, 2.40: (D. Madden), 4.30, 2.80;

(A. Tavares), . (R, Borgemenke, Maeda), 4.00,

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Dally Double $142.70

3 ison, (E. LeBlanc), 4.90, 3.50, mp (G. Glisson), 4.80, 290;

(R. Neves), 2.50.

Sea Dreamer (G.

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yan), 21.80, 3% 80, 8.60; 1.00, 40;

R. Permane), (FP. Pernandes), 340, rts Reward (8. Boulmetis), 8.20, 5.60; Unsinatus (J. Stout), 6.00, ¢ illle (G. Hettinger), 4.80. Alibi (FF. Fernandes), White Skies (J. Stout), A (L. Batcheller),

(F. Fernandes), , | Bd out. Fs 54 40; uiz Song 3—Oak River (B. Strange), 33.00, 10.80, Trumpet King (I, Hanford),

1 (R. Trejos), 14.20. 3.80, 11.00, 3.40: |B le (E. LeBlanc), 6.20, 3.60; o {Diaz}, 8.20, 3.80; Far Son 32 pi a Bhseon)- 3.10. 25 3—Listen Please (J. _Longden), 48: Reminder (P. oreno), Forever After (H. Moreno),

(H., Moreno), Ais

(P. Moreno), (R. L. Baird), 6.70, 3.50, Abbey Chimes (G. Glisson), 13 30: 8ky Rings (C. De Mello), 4.00. Ghlacape (J. Longden), 4.30, , Pari-Cross (R. Trejos), 3.50, 2.40;

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11.00, 4.40. 3.20% 3.96, 3.20; Bedaz-

Speedway. entry fee, is a dinner to be held EE It was the success of the safe- Saturday night following the first LiBir Tovger 1H. ty-lock cord fabric that led the 18 holes. : dun '8 | Cole), government to require all air-| Reese Berry *©of Riverside will Ardoch 130 Guerin),

plane tires be built to Firestone defend the title he won in 1951 Suleiman (D. Gorman, Daily Double Paid $384.10

i zle (C. McCreary). 3.70 construction principles, {to hold the ollingsworth Me- —— | 3—Antagonizer (F. D. Adams), {morial Trophy for a year. A out: Eternal “Son (E. Carter),

y e rchandise Acefull (8S. Riles). out Mr. Stagg Stars 63d great many valuable me 4—Par Amour tT. Atkinson), [certificates are in the prize lists 270; Teds Jeep (J Breckons).

Season As Grid Coach |as well as a permanent trophyiBisiher Frlbr (©, Surlock), 4

STOC r ( — |for the champion. ye IE Somber nse. CETON, Cal. (UP)—AMOs Contestants may enter with] PR Jar ffl Sones S10. 2.50, 2.30,

| Alonzo S tagg, 90-year-old d ' HIGH SPEED TEST—R. D. ey Y an .ither Robert Funk. chairman, Bi%, Tier Skin (T. Atkinson)

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