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Evening star., 1954-10-07
BY the Assoeiaied Press

The National Hockey League
gets of. to the earliest opening
in its 38-year history tonight
with games in Detroit and Mont
real.
In Detroit the Red Wings,
Stanley Cup champions, enter
tain the Toronto Maple Leafs.
In Montreal. the Canadiens,
Stanley Cup runnersup, tangle
with the Chicago Blackhawks.
On Saturday all six teams are
in action with Chicago at To-
ronto, Boston at Montreal and
New York at Detroit. The 10
game schedule ends March 20.
The Red Wings again are fa-
vored to win the title, but many
experts believe the Canadiens
and Leafs are considerably
stronger.
The Red Wings open the sea-
son with Just about the same
club as last year. Only Jimmy
Peters, valuable utility man. is
missing. And the Wings may
show the strongest attacking line
in the business-Alex Delvec-
chic, Gordie Howe and Ted
Lindsay, team captain.
Coach Jimmy Skinner, who
took over the Detroit coaching
duties from Tommy Ivan, thinks
his club is a bit stronger, but
adds: "The whole league is
stronger"
Most of the competition. the
experts say, will come from
Coach Dick Twins Canadiens
and Coach King Clancy's Leafs.
Irwin is pleased with his club
and figures his line of Bernie
Boom Boom) Geoffrion, Jean
Beliveau and Dickie Moore may
be the hottest in the league.
Clancy rates the Leafs as 20
Evening star., 1954-10-07
Shoemaker String Now 304

SAN BRUNO, Calif., Oct. 2
R.-Willie Shoemaker. the Ma
tion's leading jockey, turned in
his ninth three-winner day of
the Tanforan meeting yesterday
and ran his seasons total to 304.
Shoemaker won the second race
on New Miracle, $40; the third
on Author, $3.50, and the eighth
on Shineaway, 1920.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
Court House Winner

Mrs. John Leonard with 88-7-
81 won the women's Class A
lace of aces" golf tournament
yesterday at Court House Coun-
try Club. Mrs. Royce Lea topped
Glass B with 100-16-84, while
Mrs. Frank Stoppa led the nine
hole event with 60-12-48.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
Latest Masked Mutmun
Booked at Turner's

Arnold Golden Boy) Skoa-
land, winner over Angelo Savoldi
last week at Turner's Arena, will
take on the Red Demon, latest
masked wrestler, in Monday
nights feature.
The bout will be a best two
out-of-three falls. The Demon
has won three straight.
Promoter Vince Mcmahon Is
lining up supporting matches for
the four-eYent card.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
Mrs. Litrento Wins
Prince GEORGES Trophy

Mrs. Anthony Litrento owns
the Edna Kinder Trophy for
this year after winning the wom-
ems golf event, at Prince Georges
Country Club yesterday with 91-
1916.
Mrs. Harold Lewis was second
with 87-11-76, while Mrs. Jack
Smith had the best gross score.
E85. #
Evening star., 1954-10-07

baseball players Of the past sum-
mer in this area.
The program begins ct 1850
pm. Admission win be $l.50.
The net proceeds will 60 to the
Takoma Park Boys Club and
Camp Echo Lake.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
HockeyLeogue Opens 7 Tonight
To Earliest Start in 80 Years

per cent stronger than last sea-
son.
We're better primarily be-
cause most of our rockies of two
years ago are ready to burst out
with big years." he said.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
Only 2 Games Won
By 4 New Coaches
While Losing IS
~ ,he A..oe;o,ed pv.s,

NEW YORK. Oct. Most OF
the IL colleges that made
changes in football coaching
ranks after last season are find
ing out q new head coach is not
always the answer to q successful
season.
A check today shows the II
new coaches, nine of them In
their first year as head man.
have won only nine games. They
have lost 35.
Only Murray Warmath, who
replaced Yves Fesler at Mime
sofa, and Darrell Royal of Mis-
sissippi State have winning rec
ords after the early weeks of
the campaign.
Warmath's Gophers have
trounced Nebraska and Pitts
burgh. Royal, who took over
Warmath's old job. defeated
Memphis State. lost to Tennessee
and then overwhelmed Arkansas
State for a I'll performance. !,
Brennan Team Beaten Once.
Terry Brennan, 26-year-old
coach who replaced Frank Leahy
at Notre Dame, started off on the
right foot with a victory over
Texas. But then the Irish were
upset last Saturday by Purdue.
The football situation at
Pennsylvania is very grim one
for Steve Sebo, head coach. Sebo
was appointed last winter after
serving as an assistant to Biggie
Mum at Michigan State. He
has tasted defeat in Penn's first
two games.
Sebo's troubles began with q
trouncing by the powerful Duke
Blue Devils and last week the
Quakers were outmanned, by
William and Mary. He brought
Michigan States multiple-offense
to Penn, but nothing seems to be
working right.
Spartans Drop Two Games.
At Michigan State. Hugh
(Duff) Daugherty was promoted
from an assistant to head coach
when Mum advanced to the
athletic dictatorship. His club,
last years Big Ten Rose Bowl
winners, lost it's first two games
to powerful Iowa and Wisconsin.
Earl Edwards, another ex-
Michigan State assistant, moved
to North Carolina State, where
he's seen his team defeated three
times. State, a member Of the
powerful Atlantic Conference,
has scored only IL points while
its opponents have compiled g..
Charles v. Mather, who didn't
even apply for the job, was hired
by Kansas to succeed Jules ".
Skies. Mather in his first year
as a head coach has seen his
Jaywalkers trounced in their first
three games. The Jaywalkers
lost to Texas Christian, UCLA
and Colorado.
Collier Team Wins One.
For his first year as a head
coach, Blanton Collier. former
Cleveland Browns assistant, took
over for Paul Bryant at Ken
lucky while Bryant moved over
to Texas AIM Golfers mex
perienced Wildcats have one VIC
tory against two losses. Bryant's
Aggies also have one victory and
two setbacks.
Iowa State. coached by Vince
di Francesca, and Detroit's Wal
lace F'romhart each has one vic
tory compared with two defeats.
Three other coaches lost their
first two games. They were Fran
els X. Regan at Villanova, Tu-
lanes Andy Pilney and F. L.
Ferzacca at Marquette. It's the
first year as a head coach for
Regan and Pilney.
Out in the Far West Skip
Stanley, Roy (Robbie) Robert
son and Joe Lindahl have found
tough going. Stahley's Idaho
Evening star., 1954-10-07
Hurriers to Race Saturday

A Smile cross-country race.
sponsored by the District Recre-
alton Department, win be held
at 10 am. Saturday, starting
from the Francis Junior High
School, Twenty-fourth and N
streets NV.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
ZuIe to Couch for CYO

CHICAGO, Oct. Z R.-Tony
Zale. former middleweight box
ing champion. has been retained
as head coach Of the Catholic
Youth Organization.
Evening star., 1954-10-07

Robertson's club at Colorado
College and Lindahl's team at
Colorado State also have lost the
same number without a victory.
Evening star., 1954-05-26
HighIiehts
TeIevision Todoy.

1880, WMAL ca - Inspector
Mark Saber: The inspector
solves another murder in
THE Case Of the Brazen
Bride"
$3.50, WTTG 81 Baseball:
Washington VS.. New York at
Griffith Stadium.
$3.50, WMAL (7)-Commission-
ers Report: Colt Hendley. jr..
of The Star; Sam Zagoria Of
the Post and Times Herald.
and Evert Clark of the
News, quiz the District Com
miSsionerS.
500, WNBW az Television
Theater: Kim Stanley, Leslie
Nelson and Bramwell Fletcher
head the cast of an adapta-
ton of Nathaniel Hawthorne's
"The Scarlet Letter"
1000 WTOP (9D - Boxing: /:
Chuck Davey meets Vince
Martinez in a 10-round well
terweight bout.
1880, WTOP (9) - Army-Mc
Carthy Hearings: Filmed
highlightS.
1905 WNBW (4)-Army-Mc-
Carthy Hearings.
Rodio Today.
$500, WWDC-Baseball: Wash
ington VS.. New York.
$3.50, WASH-Family Theater:
Robert Ryan stars in THE
First Morning" Jane Wyatt
is hostess.
$3.50, WTOP-Crime Classics:
The drama is The Lethal
Habit of the Marquise de
Brinvilliers."
1000, WTOP-Army-McC Carthy
Hearings: Recorded high
lights.
1918, WRC - Army Nc Carthy
Hearings.
1880, WMAL-Army-M McC earthly
Hearings.
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lead changed hands, was limp
as Lenhardt wound it up with
his two-out single.
The smash scored Sammy
White and Billy Console and
gave Russ Kemmerer-Boston's
fourth pitcher-his second VIC
tory against three losses.
Hank Bauer's three-run homer
climaxed a five-run Yankee
eighth that put New York ahead,
SIS. but Harry Agganis tripled
after Ted Williams walked to tie
it in the ninth.
Whites Homer Saves Day.
White pulled Boston into an
8-8 tie with a two-run homer
in the 10th inning off Johnny
Sain-fourth OF five New York
pitchers-after Kemmerer yield
ed two runs in the Yankee 10th.
The Yankees took a 90 edge
in the top of the 18th on Andy
Carey's leadof triple and Ford's
sacrifice fly.
Ford, who looked sharp after
coming into the game in the 10th
with none out and the score tied
8-8. got Pinch-hitter Ted Lep-
Continued on Page ca Col. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
by the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Aug. 21.-Larry
Dolby, for the second time this
season, broke a Bob Turley pitch
ing spell tonight by TRIPPING in
the sixth inning with the bases
loaded to give the Indians Al
victory over Baltimore and widen
Cleveland's league lead to AZ
games.
The loss was the 18th straight
for Baltimore.
A triple play helped Bob Lemon
become the second American
League pitcher to win Is games
and give the Indians their 18th
victory in their last II games.
The Yankees, who lost at Boston
this afternoon, now trail by the
widest margin since the All-Star
Game July Is.
The Indians gave Turley a 10
lead in the first when Cal Abrams
was hit by Lemon, moved up on
grounder. took third on Eddie
Watkins single and scored on
Vern Stephens fly.
In the fourth the Orioles put
Lemon in a hole. Stephens and
Clint Courtney opened with
singles. but the threat was erased
when Jim Fridley lined to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
BY The Associated Press

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
Aug. 21.-Little Fisherman, car
rying top weight, couldn't quite
make 1t today as Alfred Wander
bilt's Social Outcast sped away
from him in the stretch to cap
ture the $58.300 Whitney Handi-
cap at Saratoga before a crowd
Of 24,618.
Earlier, the Belair Studs
Nashua had established himself
as just about the top 2-year-old
in the East by winning the ST.
800 Grand Union Hotel Stakes
with highly regarded Pyrenees
second and Model Ace. q long
shot. third.
Fisherman, one OF the Ma
TONS best 3-year-olds. is owned
by c. v. Whitney. as Is Pyrenees.
both were oddSAon favoriteS in
their races.
Vanderbilt. who had with
drawn his great Native Dancer
from the Whitney to reserve him
for the acknowledgements rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
Londy's 1853 Mile
Approved Officially
As World Record
By the Associofed Press

BERN, Aug. 21.-John Landy's
magnificent 1858 mile was APP
proved officially as a world rec
ord today by the International
Amateur Athletic Federation.
The Australian runner estab-
lished the mark at Turku. Fin
land. last June, clipping Ia Sec
onds of Roger Bannister's record
Of 1884. which had been ap-
proved only q few days before.
Also approved by the fedora
ton was the 263-foot 10-inch
javelin throw Of Americas Bud
Held, made August 8. 1858, at
Pasadena. Calf.
The Federation also recog-
nized Landy's 1500-meter record
Of 3:41.8 recorded in the same
race in which he hung up the
new mile mark.
Australia's Hec Hogan got his
100 yards time Of 9.3 seconds APP
proved. It was made last March
8 and ties Mel Patton's world
standard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
Redskins Halt Niemi
/ From Canada Play
By the Associated Press

VANCOUVER, B. c., Aug 81
The Washington Redskins have
obtained an injunction to
prevent Laurie Niemi, star tackle.
from playing with British Co
lumbia Lions. The injunction
was obtained here Friday from
Justice A. M. Manson.
Neimi. who joined the Lions
this season after five years with
the Redskins. said today he has
retained legal counsel to fight
the case. The 250-pound, 90
year-old Niemi can play both Of
fensive and defensive football.
The Redskins action came as
q severe blow to the newly
formed Lions. who make their
debut in the Western Interpro-
vincial Football Union against
Winnipeg August %. The in
junction prevents the big line
man from Charleston, Wash,
from playing ana turning out
for practice sessions.
A graduate of Washington
State, Niemi said he left the Red
skins because he was unable to
keep proper control over his
ranch at Charleston. He also Is
working in Vancouver as a sales
man.
The Redskins based their ap-
plication for the injunction on
the National Football Leagues
reserve clause which prevents q
player from leaving the team to
play with another club without
the teams consent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
By Lewis F. Atchison
Stuv Stoff CORRESPONDENT

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Aug.
81. The Washington Redskins
went down to their second
straight defeat at the hands of
q National Football League rival
here tonight when the San Fran
cisco Forty-Niners rolled to an
easy BOT victory before $4,000
fans who watched in 85-degree
weather.
Trailing $50 at the halftime.
the Redskins scored their lone
touchdown early in the third
period when Jack Scarbath con-
nected on a long pass to Bones
Taylor to reach the San Fran
cisco 8. Rob Goode carried it
over on four straight plunges
and Ben AgAjanian kicked the
point.
The Forty-NMers added a
fourth quarter touchdown to
their % points in the first half
when Y. A. Title passed to Bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
Triple Play, Doby's Triple
Help Lemon Beat 7urIey

Lemon, who started the third
triple play of the American
League season. The pitchers
throw to Bobby Avila caught
Stephens off second. The relay
to Vic Wertz was too. late to get
Courtney. but the Baltimore
catcher overslid the bag and was
tagged out.
Other triple plays have been
pulled this season by the Sena-
tors against the Red Sox) and
by Boston against the Orioles.)
Turley had the Indians in the
palm of his hand for five in
nings. He faced only three men
in each inning, and had a no.
hitter until Al Rosen singled in
the fifth.
Turley helped the Indians load
the bases in the sixth and set
up Dolby as his nemesis for the
second time by walking Sam
Dente and AL Smith. Dente was
forced by Jim Hogan and Turley
made it two out by tanning his
pitching rival, Bob Lemon.
Bob Avila then laid down a
perfect bunt to load the bases
and Dolby cleared them with his
triple.
The three runs driven in by
(See INDIANS, Page C-30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
Lenhardf' S Hit
Off Ford Settles
Seesaw Thriller
$4,000 Left Limp
As Sox Come From
Behind Four Times

BOSTON, Aug. 21.-Don Len.
hardt banged a two-run single
of Whitley Ford in the 18th in
ming today to give the Red Sox
a 1919 victory over the Yankees
in a four-hour struggle at Fem
way Park.
It was the second rude Jolt
administered to New York's PEN
nant hopes by the Red Sox with
in "a hours. The loss dropped
the second-place Yankees AZ
games behind the league-leading
Indians who defeated Baltimore
in a night. game, Al.
Dickey and Berra Elected.
The troublesome Red Sox came
from behind four times in a see
saw game that saw Plate Umpire
Bill Grieve toss out Yankee
Coach Bill Dickey and Catcher
Yogi Berra for sassing him in the
10th inning.
The crowd of 25,O03, on its
feet much of the time as the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
Cubs Tumble Braves
I Games Off Pace as
KIippstein Wins, 81
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 21.-A triple
by Ernie Banks, followed by
Steve Bilko's second homer Of
the season. each produced two
runs in the first inning today
and propelled the Cubs to their
second straight victory over the
Braves, So.
The defeat, much to the cha
grin of a large Milwaukee roofing
section in the Wrigley Field
crowd Of 1884, dropped the
third-place Braves seven games
behind the leading Giants and
five behind the Dodgers.
Both the Giants and Dodgers
were rained out Of their games
today.
Klippstein Breaks Streak.
Fireballer Johnny Klippstein
held the Braves to five singles
and double and struck out eight
to end his streak of eight con-
secutive losses. It was his first
decision over Milwaukee in four
tries and only his third victory
of the season against 10 setbacks.
The unpredictable Highlander
from Silver Spring. Md, weak
ened only in the sixth, when the
Braves scored twice after load
ing the bases with two walks and
a safe bunt by Billy Bruton.
Eddie Mathews long fly to
centerfield was dropped by Bob
Talbot, and Del Crandall scored.
Then Hank Aaron's sacrifice fly
brought in Bruton.
Klippstein famed Joe Adcock
to retire the side, and the Braves
never got as good a chance
again.
They had men on first and
second in the seventh with one
out, but Pinch-hitter Bobby
Thomson struck out and Banks
(See BRAVES, Page C-3.)
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Forty-Niners Thunp Redskins
on Second Quarter Binge, 3O-7

Wilson for 40 yards to the 5 with
Bill Jessup finally blasting over
from the /.
Both teams threatened but fall
tered IN the first period. The
Redskins got to the Forty-Niners'
21-yard line before a 15-yard
penalty interrupted the march.
The Forty-Niners failed to
score from the Redskins 19-yard
line in the first quarter, and
when Art Michalik booted his
41-yard line drive in the second,
three points looked big.
John Henry johnson, sensa-
tional Negro rookie, scored the
Forty Miners first touchdown on
a 6-yard plunge. johnson also
raced 81 yards to the 1-yard
line, to set up the second score.
Joe Arenas got this touchdown.
The Forty-Niners went 6S
yards on II plays for the other
six-pointer. Pete Schabarum
(See REDSKINS, Page C-2.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
Weight Too Much for Fisherman
Social Outcost Wins Whitney:
Nashua Captures Grand Union

Saratoga Cup next Friday, must
have known what he was doing.
Social Outcast. who worked
out with The Dancer Thursday
morning. took charge early in
the stretch and, although Fisher
man gamely hung on for a while.
the Vanderbilt 4-year-old pulled
of to win by 31a lengths.
Fisherman, who had passed. up
the 0,000-added American
Derby at Chicago to tackle older
horses here, was two lengths
ahead of the third horse, w.
Haggin Perry's Domquil. James
Cox Brady's Landlocked, the
early leader, was fourth. another
length and a half away in the
field Of nine.
Eric Guerin rode Social Out
cast, gelded chestnut son Of
Shut Out-Pansy. making this
only his second victory in seven
starts this season. Two weeks
ago, he was second to Whitney's
Cold Command, who showed
Continued on Page C-5, Col. g.
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Rain Keeps Senator'S
And Athletics Idle:
7 Twin Bills Slated
By Burton Hawkins
Stor Staff Correspondent

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21.-
The Senators exercise today con-
sisted principally of dashing
around the corner to a movie as
steady rain postponed a double
header with the Athletics. The
clubs will play two games to-
morrow and again Monday If
the soupy atmosphere clears.
Washington players rejected a
request by the AS front Office to
play a twilight-night double
header Monday, preferring to
wind up their activity here with
an afternoon twin bill that day.
Bob Porterfield, able to win
only twice in his last nine starts,
and Johnny Schmitz will be
Manager Bucky Harris choices
to oppose the Athletics Charley
Bishop and Arnold Portocarrero
tomorrow. On Monday Bucky
plans to use Chuck Stobbs and
Gus Keriazakos, if it isn't nee
essary to employ the latter in
relief tomorrow.
Harris also disclosed he fig
ures on starting 18-year-old
Harmon Killebrew, the Senator's
lone bonus player. at second
base in one of the games here.
Killebrew's activity with WASH
ington thus far has been limited
to a pair Of unsuccessful pinch
hitting attempts and occasional
pinch running.
It's unlikely that Killebrew's
debut as a starter will be made
under pressure. In seven games
here this season the Senators
have played in comparative pri-
vacy, averaging only 1924 Gus
toners, and no attendance rec
ords will be broken in the next
two days.
The Senators return to Griffith
Stadium Tuesday night to open
a 16-game home stand by play
ing the White Sox. During the
stand Washington will be host
to every club in the league ex-
cept Boston.
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Fitzsimmons to Pilot
Team in Venzuelu
by the Associated Pres,

NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-Coach
Freddie Fitzsimmons of the New
York Giants said today he has
signed to manage the Magellanes
club in the Venezuelan Winter
League for the 1886 season.
Magellanes will play out of Ca
racaS.
Several Of the Giants and a
number Of the clubs farm hands
will play for MagellaneS.
Herman Franks, another
Giants coach, managed Magel-
lanes last winter. .
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in New York watched the Dodgers Giants,
6 per cent saw the Yankees-Red Sox and
only per cent tuned to the Chicago fiasco.
>. Jim Tatum's friends, incidentally, are
burning because Promoter Arch Ward pub
licly accused Tatum, head coach of the ALL
Stars. of undertaking the Lions. The
Maryland coach's supporters feel Ward
should be spending his time devising a new
formal for his brainchild so it would cease
to be romp for the pros.
The tip is out that George Kell of the
White sox will not retire after this season,
as he originally had planned. j. "The way
I heard it," Bucky Harris says, "Kell would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22

NEW YORK, Aug. 81 R.-
Representatives of Pierre Lam
glois. French middleweight con-
tender. said today they will post
a $4,000 challenge check with
Commission Chairman Robert K.
Christenberry Monday. They
hope to get the Frenchman a
title crack at middleweight
champion Carl (Bobo) Olson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
Woodling Fractures
Thumb and MoyMiss
Remainder of Season
BY the Associated Press

BOSTON, Aug. 21.-Gene
Woodling, veteran Yankee
outf1elder, fractured his right
thumb in the ninth inning Of
today's game against the Red
Sox and probably will be lost
to the club for the remainder
of the season.
Woodling hurt the thumb
when he hit the centerfield
bleacher wall while going
after Harry Agganis' game
tying triple. He remained
in the game until the 18th.
getting a walk and striking
out, before giving way to Bob
Gerry. After the game, he
was taken to a hospital where
an X-ray disclosed the frac-
ture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington at Philadelphia (2)-
Schmitz on and Porterfield G1-lD
vs.. Bishop u-5) and Portocarrero
Glib.
New York at Boston-Byrd ts-6) vs..
Sullivan U0-10),
Cleveland at Baltimore-Wynn $500
VS.. KuZava I-5).
Hoeft (6-13).
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh at New York t2)-LaPalme
(4-6D and Surkont (S-l4) VS.. Antoneli
QS-3l and Maelie u2-6) or Worthing-
ton 900.
Milwaukee at Chicago-wilson ts-1)
VS.. Cole t2-5).
Cincinnati at st. Louis-valentins
QQ-lW VS.. Lawrence G1-5).
Philadelphia at Brooklyn f2)-Weh.
meier (5-9) and Dickson (7-l5) w.
Erskine 18-1Ol and Never (A-4l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
Michigan Man Takes
National Ampufee Golf
Bv ihs Associated Press

DETROIT. Aug. 81. Jack
Harrison Of Grand Rapids, Mich,
retained his National Amputee
golf championship at Red Run
Golf Club today.
Harrison, who Is a leg ampu-
tee, shot 82-75-157 over the par
"a course.
Tied for the runnerup spot
were Burgess Windsor, an arm
amputee from Stockton, Calf,
and Paul Hentz Of Phoenix, Ariz.,
a leg amputee. Windsor had
S2-S9-l71; Hents, s0-S1-171. !.