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BREAKS WORLD MILE MARK—Jim Ryun lets a new world record for the mile run as he runs away from the field in the All-America Invitational track and field meet at Berkeley. Arrow points to his closest competitor, Cary Weisiger. Ryun’s time—3:51.*.

Mrs. Boddie Meets Rhonda ™ ^ * i "’

Glenn In 2nd Round Play

CHICAGO UPI — Mrs. Teddy | Today she meets Rhonda Boddie, who won the past two Glenn of Palm Beach, Fla., who

Women's Western Amateur Golf tournaments in her single playing days as Miss Barbara Fay White, today will try to eliminate her second match play rival as a very necessary step to winning a third consecutive Western. Mrs. Boddie, who won medalist honors before the woman versus woman rounds got under way, easily won her first test by defeating Mrs. Larry Dehority 6 and 4 Tuesday.

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advanced with a 6 and 5 triumph over Vida Stoshitch of

Indianapolis.

Roberta Alvers, Miami Beach, Fla., turned in the second best qualifying card, but she failed to survive Tuesday’s match play. Judy Bell, Colorado Springs, won the round, 1-up. Two other ex-champions moved on to the second round. Mrs. William Flenniken, the 1962 titlist, defeated Mrs. James Bailey, 1-up, and Barbara McIntire, another Colorado Springs inhabitant, ousted Bonnie Byrne, 5 and 4. Miss Mclntire won the 1958 and 1963 tourneys. Another 6-5 winner was Mrs. Jane Weiss, who defeated Carol

OLDSMAR, Fla. UPI—Jockey Tommy Wolski is only 4-foot-4

but he was a 12 lettennan ini Semple. varsity sports at Bloomfield | One of five Curtis Cuppers, Technical High School at New-; Jean Ashley, was upset by Bobark. N. J. Ibie Joe Gabrielson, 2 and 1.

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Tourney Played At Windy Hill

A Net Best Ball Foursome was the tournament for the day for twenty-eight ladies at Windy Hill Country Club on Tuesday morning. In first place wtih a net score of 28 was Roberta McCormick, Dorothy Crawley, Marie Morrison and Jane Coan. There was a three-way tie for second place with a net score of 30. The players involved in the tie were Betty Unsworth, Dolores Moone, Nancy Stevens, Marilyn Hoover, Margaret Corbin, Tibby Eitel, Wanda White, Lona Miles, Betty Harmless, Chloe Bennett, Dorothy Harlan and Fern Proctor. Some of the Windy Hill golfers will journey to Rockville next Tuesday to play in an invitational. Those not going to Rockville may play as usual at Windy Hill. An eighteen hole qualification for the club championship tournament will begin next Tuesday. It must be completed before the following Monday evening.

AMEBIC AN LEAGUE W L Pet. GB BalUmorg .'. 62 32 .660 Detroit 50 36 .562 6% Cleveland 49 41 .844 U California 49 42 539 11% Minnesota 45 48 .464 16% Chicago 43 46 .467 IS Kansas City 41 49 .546 It New York 41 46 .456 16 Washington 40 55 .421 22% Boston 35 56 .415 23 YESTEBDAY'S BESULTS PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Vancouver 2-6. INDIANAPOLIS 1-T Denver 3. San Diego 0 Phoenix 7, Spokane 6 (11 innings) Hawaii 4, Portland 0 (1st game) NATIONAL LEAGUE CincinnaU 3, Chicago 2 (II Inningg) Philadelphia at Houston (night) Atlanta at St. Louie (nlaht) Only gamoa scheduled AMEKICAN LEAGUE Minnesota 5-4, Washington 4-6 Chicago 5. Cleveland 4 BalUmore 13. Detroit 3 Kansas City at New York (postponed) rain California at Boston, postponed rain TODAY’S SCHEDULE PACIFIC COAST LEAGUB AU night games INDIANAPOLIS at Vancouver Tulsa at Oklahoma City Denver at San Diego Phoenix at Seattle (2) Tacoma at Spokane Portland at Hawaii AMERICAN LEAGUB Chicago at Cleveland (night)—Horlen (5-9) vs. Hargan (4-6) Minnesota at Washington (night)—Boswell (7-5) vs. McCormick (7-7) Detroit at BalUmore (night)—McLain (13-5) vs Bunker (S-4) Kansas City at New York (night) — Krausse <6-4> vs. Peterson (9-5) California at Boston (2. night)—Chance (7-11) and Brunet (10-5) vs. Bennett (0-0) and Brandon (2-3) NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati at Chicago (2)—Ellis (5-14) and O'Toole (1-3) vs. Koonce (1-2) and Hands (6-8) Philadelphia at Houston (night)—Buhl (5-4) vs. Arlich ((0-0) Pittsburgh at Los Angeles (night)—Lew (6-4) vs. Drysdale (6-11) New York at San Francisco—Fisher (6-9) vs. Marichal (15-4) Atlanta at St. Louis (night)—Johnson (8-6) vs. Washburn (7-4)

Softball Schedule

Wednesday Jaly 20 Morrison's vs. Terr’s 7:00 National Foods vs. Old Topper 8:30 Thursday, Inly 21 Plainfield vs. Old Topper 7:30 Mendsy, July 25 Plainfield vs. NaUonal Foods 7:00 Ton’s vs. Old Toppsr 6:30 Wednesday, Jaly 27 Ton's vs. National Foods 7:00 Morrison’s vs. Old Toppers 8:30 Thnrsday, Jaly 28 Morrison’a vs. Plainfield Monday. Aasnst 1 Tory’s vs. Plainfield

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MONTICELLI, UPI — Paul Gross of the Sarah Shank Course, Indianapolis, Tuesday won the pro division of the Monticello Open Golf Tournament with a 4-under par 140. Warren Artz and Ray Goddard, both of Terre Haute, took over the lead in the amateur division, scoring 71* Tuesday. They replaced Joe Campagna, Fowler, and Tom Ryan of La-

fayette, who carded 72* Monday in the 18-hole event. The amateurs wind up today with 246 golfers scheduled to shoot at the 71s, including defending champion Howard Pashong of Logansport. He edged Alan White, Winchester, the leader at the halfway point. White shot 69 and 72 for a 141 total, good for second place and $350. Joe Wilson of Peru was third at 143, followed by Ivan Gantz, Elwood, and Bill Grant, Kokomo, with 144s, Charles Harter, Indianapolis, and Jim Guinnup, Lafayette, with 145s and Don Essex, Indianapolis, with 146.

20-POINTERS NEW Y.ORK UPI — Thirteen active National Basketball Association players have had at least one 20-points-per-game season, led by Elgin Baylor of the Los Angeles Lakers, who has done it in seven seasons so far.

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