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Evening star., 1961-04-22

winners. He completed the
daily double 10 and 10) with
Monica at $23.4O, and the
eighth with Calder at $3.50.
Yesterdays crowd of 8,211
wagered $762,391 on the 18th
day of the meeting.
The stewards had the fans
who stayed late yesterday look
ing for discarded mutuel tickets
until darkness set in, after dis
qualifying the first two finish
ers in the ninth race. It took
IT minutes for the stewards to
unravel Jockey Thomas Lees
claim of four against BIO t h
Flying Wave, the favorite who
finished first, and Bud Leon,
who was second. Lee rode
Snommis, who went under the
wire fourth. Both Flying Wave
and Bud Leon were set back,
the former to third and Bud
Leon to fourth. A gift" victory
went to Bay Hornett, an $3.50
outsider who had run third.
Snommis jumped from fourth
to second in the revised finish
Evening star., 1961-04-22
TIGERS, 9; ANGELS, |

E-AspromOnte, Averill, Wood. PO-A-
Los Angeles 24-9, Detroit az. DIP Boros,
Wood and Cash; Fernandez, Wood and
Cash. LOB Los Angeles 7, Detroit g.
2B Pearson, Brown, Cash, Wood HR-
BilkO, COlavitO. SB Cash. ST Boros.
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DODGERS, 5; REDS, 3

Cincinnati ...,............ oo3 900 600 J
Los Angeles .,.............. o32 900 00x S
f Roseboro, Kasko, Post, PO-A-C Gin.
cinnat 24-1l, Los Angeles 27-6. DIP Wills
and Larker; Wills, Gillian and Larker,
LOB Cincinnati 4, Los Angeles J. HR
Moon. Roseboro, Robinson. SB Robin
son, Wills
Up HR Err BIB so
x-HOOk I,o-D S o
Maloney o I
Henry 2 o o /
Koufax (W,I.D 2 3 3 II
HIP BY Hook w. Davis. U Steiner,
Barlick, Crawford, VargO. T-2:1p A
l6,AS7.
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MAJOR BOX SCORES
YANKEES, 4; ORIOLES, z
NEW YORF

EUtdN u IUIdIS y 7
Doubled for Barber in IN; b-Struck
out for Hall in sth; c-Ran for Triandos
in 9TH
New York -.............. OO3 900 Io0-4
Baltimore ........... 900 020 OO0-2
E Triandos, Richardson. PO-A- New
York T-ll, Baltimore 27.l0. DIP Richard
son, Kubek and Skowron; Robinson,
Breeding and Dropo; Hansen, Breeding
and DropO. LOB New York 4, Baltimore
5. 2B-kubek, Breeding, Philley, Triandos
HR Mantle. Slower. SF-Fnrd
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Evening star., 1961-04-24
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

BATTING biased on % or more at
Post, Cincinnati. .429; Hoax. Pitts
burgh, .4O6; Gonzalez, Philadelphia,
3a4; Cunningham, St. Louis, $50
RUNS-Moon. Los Angeles, and Boyer,
St. Louis, ]; thinner, Chicago. 10;
wills. Los Angeles and Cunninsham.
RUNS BATTED IN-Moon. Los An
geleS. IA; Spencer. ST. Louis. u:
Post, Cincinnati. p; T. Davis, Los
Angeles, and Callison, Philadelphia,
HITS--Moon. Los Angeles. u; Kssko,
Cincinnati, T. Davis. Los Angeles,
Gro9t. Pittsburgh and Cunningham,
DOUBLES-Kasko, Cincinnati. Moon
and Larker. Los Angeles, Groat,
Pittsburgh. and F. Alou, San Fran
TRIPLEs-Post. Cincinnati and Stu
art. PITTSBURGH, .: IA tied with ]
HOME RUNS-Moon. Los Angeles, s.;
Boyer and sDencer, st. Louis. 4;
Coleman, Cincinnati, and virdon.
sToEES 6'lisSufsa ssAsEs-pinson and Robin
son. Cincinnati A. Mays, San Fran
cisco, 3; Wills, Los Angeles, and
Kuenn. San Francisco, .
PITCHING-Elston. Chicago, 30,
geles, Friend, PITTSBURGH, and Jones.
San Francisco, 80. / 900
sTRIKEoUTS : Mahaffey, Philadel-
phia,, %; Podres. Los Angeles, %;
Drysdale. Los ANGELES. 1s: Sanford
San Francisco. II: williams. Los An
Eeles' and Jones. San Francisco, IS.
Evening star., 1961-04-24
Geoffrion Gets
AII-Stur Berth
After 10 Years

MONTREAL. April "a CAP)
-Montreal's Bernie Boom
Boom Geoffrion. who played
in the shadow of former team
mate Maurice Rocket Rich
ard for 10 years, reached an
other milestone in his Spectacu-
lar hockey career by being
chosen to the National Hockey
Leagues l960-6l all-star team.
Geoffrion polled 1T of a pos
sible 1870 points for right wing.
a post shared by Detroit's
Gordie Howe and Richard dur
ing the previous IA seasons.
Geoffrion scored a league
high so goals this season. tying
Richards long standing record
set in l944-45.
Geoffrion'S teammates Jean
Beliyeau and Doug Harvey got
the nod for posts at center and
defense, respectively. while
Toronto's Frank Mahovlich
was picked for left wing honorS
and teammate Johnny Bower
at goal. Detroits Marcel Pro-
novost was chosen for defense.
Evening star., 1961-04-24

total of IA pitchers (seven on
each side) saw action.
Bob Shaw, a stubborn hold
out in spring training, pitched
the White Sox to a IL decision
over Boston and an even break
in a double-header. Tom
Brewer won the first for Bos-
ton, 4-3, although his arm
frightened and he left the game
after eight innings.
Scheffing. fired as boss of
the Cubs in 1859, continued to
get the most out of the Tigers.
Bruce was two outs away from
his first big league shutout
when Ted KluszeWski homered
and Bob Cerv doubled for the
Angels. Scheffing brought in
Terry Fox, who hit two men,
loading the bases. Donohue
bailed him out by retiring
Pinch -Hitters Ken Hunt and
Leo Burke on pop flies.
Walks Hurt Angels
In the second game Dick
Browns pinch single won in
the 18th after the Angel pitch
ers loaded the bases on walks.
Donohue, ga y and 100 pounds,
succeeded Burning, who went
out for a pinch-hitter after 10
innings. The pinch-hitter, Dick
Gernert. had tied the score
with a homer.
Chuck Estrada, knocked out
in the first inning last Sunday,
bounced back and beat the
Yankees with help from Dick
Hall. Brandt and Robinson
each had three hits off Danny
McDevitt and three successors.
Shaw retired the first IA
men he faced and scattered
nine hits after Tom Brewer
won the opener for Boston in a
steady drizzle.
The AS lost when, with two
on base in the ninth by walks,
Joe Nuxhall's fourth ball to
Johnny Temple was a wild
pitch. letting a run score.
Catcher Haywood Sullivan
threw wildly. letting a second
run come in. Wynn Hawkins
was the winner over Ken
Johnson.
Evening star., 1961-04-24
BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN LFACUF

AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING biased on % or more at
batsl Temple, Cleveland, AZ:
Brandt, Baltimore, 46T: Tasby.
Washington, 1857; Kaline. Detroit
,364: Brown, Detroit. $3.50.
RUNS - Brandt, Baltimore. Temple
Cleveland, Wood, Detroit, Green,
Minnesota and Mantle New York. s
RUNS BATTED IN Allison, Mime
sofa and Mantle, New York, II:
Francona. Cleveland 10: Boros. De-
troit, 3: Cash. Detroit and KlusZew-
ski. Los Angeles, :.
HITS-Temple. Cleveland, 10: Brandt
Baltimore and Francona. Cleveland
-: Piersall Cleveland and Versailles
Minnesota, NIB.
coma and Romano, Cleveland. 4
eight tied with g.
TRIPLESmPiersall' Cleveland. ?; Is
HoME SiSf RUSsLM.ntl., E1SRS New York. 5
Smith, Chicago, KluSzewski Loi
AnSslss snd, Mlncher and Allison
STOLEN B8sES-versalles. Minnesota
I Aparicio. Chicago. Wood and Ka
line, Detroit, and Green, Minnesota
PITCHING : Brewer, Boston. Allen
Cleveland, Mossi and Larry. Detroit
Pleis and Ramos, Minnesota. TuTley
New York, and McClain, Washing
ton, 20. 900.
sTRIKEOUTS-Pascu Minnesota an,
Turley, New York. l6; Ramos. Min
nesota and Ford. New York, Is: Hall
Baltimore and Mossi and Burning
Detroit, IL.
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Nv the Associated Press

Bob Scheffing, Detroit's fifth
manager in three years. looks
like the man who came to stay
at Tiger Stadium with his
youth movement paying big
dividends.
The Tigers lost their opener,
but since then have reeled off
seven straight victories, taking
over the American League lead
in the weekend series with the
Los Angeles Angels, who now
have lost seven in a row.
Jim Donohue. a 22-year-old
righthander who didn't figure
to stick with the big club, fig
Evening star., 1961-04-24
DoNoHUE SAVES ONE GAME, WINS ANOTHER e.
Tigers Youth Program Paying Off

ured prominently in both of
yesterdays victories. 81 and
80, in IL innings. The young
ster, up from st. Paul, stamped
out a ninth-inning rally and
saved the first game for Bob
Bruce. He won the second in
relief of Jim Burning.
Jack Kralick, a young lefty
with a chance to be the No. 3
man of Minnesota's staff be-
hind Pedro Ramos and Camilo
Pascual, shut out Washington,
10, with four hits. He also
drove in the only run with a
fifth-inning single that hung
Evening star., 1961-04-24
HIGH SCHOOL,
BASEBALL

RESULTS YESTERDAY
GEORGETOWN Prep. 4 Gonzaga, =.
GAMES TODAY
Wheaton at Bladensburg, >.
Suitland at Blair. $40.
Northwestern at B-CC, 3:3O
NorthWood at Oxon Hill, $50 ~
High Point at Walter Johnson 3.3O.
PooeSwlle at Richard MONTGOMERY
Sherwood at Howard County, $50
Mddletown at Damascus, $50,
DuVal at Woodward Prep. ESQ,
Mackin VS.. DeMatha at Riverdale'
"'''' GAMES TOMORROW
Phelps at Eastern, 3:l5,
Chamberlain at Spingarm 3:l5'
AnaCoStia at Ballou, 3:lh.
Western at Dunbar, g -.
Wilson at Coolidge. 3:lb.
Bell at Cardoza, 3:l5.
Tech at Roosevelt. $50.
OConnell at Carroll 1880.
Landon at Friends, 3:3O.
Maret at GEORGETOWN Prep, 3:3O.
Emerson at Good Counsel
St Anthony's at Longfellow, $3.50.
Bulls School at Charlotte Hall g.
Neale at 0uantico Post. Z.
W-L at Fairfax, s.
Annandale at Groveton,
Falls church at Mclean. $500. 49,.
oSburn vs.; CIV at Alexandria Stadium
Jeb Stuart at Madison, 4.
Lee at wakefield. x.
Garfield at James Monroe, \.
Johnson william at Jennie Dean, t3u.
DouGlass Upper Marlboro at Parker
Gaithersburg at Glenelg, 800.
LsPlata at Calvert County !.
Evening star., 1961-04-24
Gonzales Beuts
Gimeno Again

WEST ORANGE, N. j.. April
"a (AP) .-Pancho Gonzales de-
feated Andres Gimeno, 1877,
last night to take a To lead in
their 29-match series for the
professional tennis champion
ship.
In the race for third place
Barry MacKay turned back
Frank Sedgman, liz. Sedgman
leads the series, 5-4.
Evening star., 1961-04-24

a third straight defeat on Dick
Donovan.
Mantle HOmers Again
Jackie Brandt and Brooks
Robinson led a 13-hit Balti-
more attack in a Al victory
over the Yankees despite
Mickey Mantle's fifth home
run. Cleveland shaded Kansas
City, 1913, with the help of a
wild pitch and a throwing error.
The game set a new American
League record and tied the
major league lark when a
Evening star., 1961-04-24
NATInNAI IEAGuE

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Los Angeles, 5: Cincinnati. |.
Milwaukee. 3: Pittsburgh /.
Philadelphia. is: Chicago. 90.
San Francisco, 2-4: st. Louis. II.
GAMES TODAY
Milwaukee at Pittsburgh rnD
Only game scheduled.
GAMES TOMORROW
San Francisco at Los ANGELES lnl.
Milw aukee at ST. Louis TN.
Philadelphia at Pittsourgh tn.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Evening star., 1961-04-24
MINOR
LEAGUES

BY the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Tacoma, =; Spokane.
San DIEGO. 6-4; Seattle. SD.
Salt Lake City, ?: Portland, -
Vancouver. IA; Honolulu, 3.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Denver. 10. Indianapolis. -.
Omaha, 40. Louisville, 49, ust
Dsllss-FoTt Worth. 81; Houston.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto, II: Jersey City. =.
San Juan. ); Buffalo, Second
postponed. rainl.
Columbus, -: Rochester, 30.
Syracuse, ~. Richmond. 81.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Amarillo, ). Victoria, 3
San Antonio, 81. Tulsa. -.
Austin, 5: Rio Grande Valley. 4.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Shreveport, -: Atlanta. 81.
Nashville, s-l6; Mobile. Ga
Little Rock. SIS; Macon, I-6.
Birmingham. 4, ChattanooEa, 2.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Williamsport, II: JohnsIOWn, II.
Reading, g. Lancaster, ).
Binghamton, g.; Springiield. >.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Asheville, 5: Charleston. I I'll in
ningsJ.
Charlotte. 4; Columbia, >.
Knoxville. ,. Greenville, q.
Portsmouth, 4: Jacksonville, q.
RESULTS SATURDAY
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Hawaii, 81: Vancouver, 5-ll.
San DIEGO, II: ESsttle, I.
Other games POSTPONED.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Richmond, -: Syracuse. >.
Other sames postponed,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville, g. Omaha, ).
Houston, I Dallss-Fort Worth, >.
Denver. * Indianapolis, >.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Bingh anton, >: Springfield. q.
Other games postponed.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Birmingham, SO. ChattanooSa lilo.
Atlanta, 8. Shreveport ) 40 in
ninasI.
Mobile. g Nashville, ),
Little Rock, 9 Macon. ..
TEXAS LEAGUE
Amarillo, 10, Victoria, D.
Austin, g. Rio Grande Valley, 4.
Only games scheduled.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Portsmouth. SIS: Jacksonville, l-6
Knoxville, 4: GreenVille, 3.
AShsyile, 10; Charleston. 2.
Columbia, IA: Charlotte, 5.
Evening star., 1961-04-24
FIGHT RESULTS
BY the Associated Press

BOSTON Paul Fender, ] so, Brook
lne, Mass, outpointed Carmen BasiIlo'
lA9, Syracuse, N. Y, IS.
TOKYO - Sadao Yaoita, Japan
stopped Roii Ishibashi, Japan, batam-
Evening star., 1961-04-24
100 o70 4l7-lo
100 sol 100 Q
Cleveland
Kansas CITY

HIP BY Rakow RomsnO). WP Ham
iltOn, Nuxhsll. Bslk Hamilton. Pr SulH.
van. U-Berry, Umont. Stewart, Lasalata.
T-3:S2. A-l7,l2o.
Evening star., 1961-04-24
MAJOR
LEAGUES
BY the Associated Press
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Minnesota. l. Washington o.
Detroit, 3-3; Los Angeles, l-2 tsec
ond game, IL inningsD.
Baltimore. 4: New York /.
Cleveland. 10: Kansas City. s.
Boston, Al: Chicago. 81.
GAMES TODAY
New York at Detroit.
Los Angeles al Chicago tp).
Cleveland at Baltimore tnl.
Minnesota at Kansas City NJ.
Only games scheduled
GAMES TOMORROW
New York at Detroit M
Cleveland st Baltimore Cnl.~
Minnesota at Kansas City tn.
Los Angeles ct Chicago TN.
Washington at Boston, > pm.
NaEInN Al IA q MrEt
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Evening star., 1961-04-24
INDIANS, 10; As, 8
CLEVELAND

Flied out for Hamilton in 7th; b
Walked for Kunkel in Thi c Announced
for Piarcik in 9TH; Grounded into
fOurce out for POsada in Hh: e-Ran
for Romano in sth I Grounded into
force out for Funk in 9Th; Ran for
Kirkland in 9Th; h Grounded out for
Hawkins in 9TH Singled for Sullivan in
9TH.
Cleveland .... 100 070 Al7-lo
Kansas City ............ 100 sol 100 Q
f HowSer, Sullivan. PO-A Cleveland
H.ll, Kansas City 77-s. DP Lumpe and
Howser. LOB Cleveland II, Kansas City
II. 2B Frsncona 4, Lumpe. Romano,
Phillips. SB Howser. S Tuttle, Carey,
Sullivan, Held. ST Francona.
Evening star., 1961-04-24

Fouled out for Hamlin in sth:
Grounded Out for Bilko in 9th Ran for
Maxwell in 9TH; d Grounded out for Chit
in 9TH; Grounded out for Sadowsk in
10th; Singled for Kline in nth.
Grounded out for Fernandez in 10th:
Homered for Burning in 10th; / Singled
for DOnOhue in llth 'A'e"
Detroit ....... OOl mn non y =
F. None. PO-A Los Angeles 3I.IA lie.
troit 1870. Zone out when winning run
scored). DP-Leek. Aspromonte and
LOB Los Angeles s, Detroit II, IN aT IoaT
Bruton HR Gemert. Throneberr~
Leek ~
Evening star., 1961-04-24
TIGERS. 3-3; ANGELS, II
Eiral Gnme

Struck out for Rice in 9th; b Sin.
Eled for Morgan in 9th; G Struck out for
Brickell in 9th: d Hit by pitch for Leek
in 9th; e Fouled out for Hamlin in 9TH;
f Popped out for ssdowski in 9TH.
Los Angeles ................ 900 900 OoI-I
Detroit ............. 900 0I3 00r
E-Cerv. PO-A Los Angeles 7A.ll, De.
troit H-s. DIP Kluszewski. BrickeIl and
Mcbride. LOB Los Angeles Q. Detroit 8.
2B- Cerv 2. Colavito, Kaline. HR Klus-
zewski Brown
Evening star., 1961-04-24
AMERICAN SCORES
RED SOx, Al;
WHITE Sox, 81
First Game
900 OIL 700-A
900 100 Oo7-3

Struck out for Kemmerer in 9Th;
b Flied out for Brewer in 9th; c.
Grounded out for CarTeon in 9TH.
Boston Observation-Disclosures. 900 oil 100
Chicago ..,............... 900 100 0o7-5
E None PO-A Boston 27-l5, Chicago
H-h. DIP Martin, Fox and Sievers;
Brewer, Green and Runnels; Green.
SchillinE and Runnels. LOB Boston S,
Chicago S. 2B- Brewer. Harrell. 3B
Hardy HR Smith. SB Aparicio. Harrell.
S-Pierce, Geiger, Green. ST Minoso,
Evening star., 1961-04-24
Second Game

HBP BY Fox Aspromonte. AverilD,
hlanerty, kinnamon, Hurley, Homo.
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Evening star., 1961-05-11
CIV Golfer Gains
Tie for sc Medal

RICHMOND, Va, May II
(SpeciaD. - Bob Haney o1
George Washington University
and Dick Horne Of The Citadel
tied for medalist honors. each
with 73-76-149, in the South
ern Conference golf tourna-
ment that ended here yeSter-
day. They did not play 1t off.
Virginia Tech won team hon.
ors with q two-day, four-man
total Of 6l4. The Citadel was
second with 621 strokes followed
by West Virginia, 625; David
son. defending champion, 637;
Richmond, 63S, and George
Washington, F1lrman and VIII
liam & Mary, each $40.
GW's scores:
Bob Haney 73-7o-l4p: Ed Bowers
s1-77-l5S; Mary singman 1910
1872: Steve Rubin s5-S6-17l; Seth
Rosen s9-s6-175; Herb Goldblstt
'96-92-1Ss.
Evening star., 1961-05-11
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

burgh. 1852: Mathews. Milwaukee,
RUNs-BollinE. Milwaukee, and Mays.
San Francisco, 10: Moon, Los An
geles, and Virdon. Pittsburgh, 49,
wills, Los Angeles and Boyer. g..
RUNS BATTED N-Moon, Los An
geles, 20;. T. Davis, Los Angeles,
Aaron, Milwaukee, Clemente, Pitts
burgh, and Cepeda, San Francisco. 10.
HITs-Clemente. Pittsburgh. "a: r
Davis, Los Angeles, 80; Moon. Los
Angeles, 81; Wills, Los Angeles, go:
Mathews. Milwaukee, 90.
DOUBLES-Coleman. Cincinnati, 7;
thinner and Santo, Chicago, W. Da-
Wis: yis: Los Los Angeles and Hiller' San
TRIFLES-Banks. Chicago. Wills, Los
Angeles, Amaro, Philadelphia, and
Virdon and Stuart, Pittsburgh, 8.
HOME RUNS-Moon, Los Angeles, Q;
Banks, Chicago, Il; Coleman, Cincin-
natl. Z: Davis, Los Angeles and
natl. 2: Pinson, cincinnSti, q; Ssn MSys,
san Francisco. 4: Freese, Cincinnati,
T. Davis. Los Angeles, Callison,
Philadelphia. and Hitler, San Fran.
PITcHiNG-podres, fttfHHi q Los Angeles, SO,
1000; Haddix. Pivtsburgh, and Duf.
seven e; tied 9 with anciSc0i fao. 900. 90 l'ooo'
STRIKEOUTS--Drysdale.. Los Angeles,
Al; Podres, Los Angeles, and Ma
haffey, Philadelphia. SO; Williams,
Los Angeles, and Jones, San Fran
cisco. "a.
Evening star., 1961-05-11
FBI, Silver Hill
PIoy in Opener

Attorney General Robert
Kennedy is expected to throw
out the first ball when the
Industrial Sandlot Baseball
League opens its 29th season
Saturday, May 20, at 3 pm. on
the West Ellipse.
The game will be between
Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton, defending champion, and
Silver Hill, runnerup. Other
teams in the league are Union
Printers, Volkswagens and
Federal Storage.
The schedule is split into
halves, with the second half
starting June 80. If the winner
in each half is a different team,
a best-of-three series for the
league championship will be
played late in August.
Evening star., 1961-05-11

son said. while Globemaster
yawned again.
Looking back to the 1856
Preakness, when Needles, like
Garry Back a late starter, failed
to catch Fabius, and to 1854,
when Correlation was unable to
overtake Hasty Road, one real
ICES that the PreakneSS isn't q
cut and dried exercise for
Carry Back. He could get beat
although you wouldn't suspect
Globemaster Of committing this
foul deed from the way he acts
around the stable.
"Oh, he likes to rum" Trues-
dale assured US. Sometimes he
surprises you"
80 -
Earlier johnson, like every
body else, was talking about
Garry Back. Nobody's men,
toned that the Price color
bearer is goth on the all-time
list of money winners and
barring mishaps, has q gooc
chance of cracking Round
Tables all time record oi
81 1886, ,489. He's won $612,868 tx
date, and the $150,000-addeo
Preakness would be q giant
step forward.
Fifteen horses, according tt
Johnson's figures, have come
from behind to win the Preak-
Evening star., 1961-05-11
Loi Says He Beot Ortiz
For Beauty, Not Purse

MILAN, May II (AP).-Diu-
lilo Loi, a rugged little Italian
who said he fought this one
. s"for beauty and not the purse" "
pondered retirement from 13
&. years of fighting today after
retaining his world junior well
- terweight title with a 15-round
decision over Carlos Ortiz of
New York.
y "I never trained so hard for
q fight before" Loi grinned
after building a big lead over
the 24-year-old Puerto Rican-
born ex-champion, then surviv-
ing a laSt-round knockdown to
nail a unanimous decision in
their rubber" match.
81 didn't want this victory
for the purse. I badly needed
it to end my career in beauty
with a triumph"
Then, referring to the war of
words that dated back to Lois
split decision in their second
meeting last September, he
said:
Maybe this will teach Ortiz
not to talk so much before a
fight"
sLoi. now 80, has been talking
retirement for the last few
months. He owns a restaurant
business and is anxious to con-
!. centrate on its operation. But
: he indicated today he wanted
: TO think it over longer before
making his decision.
Observers rated last nights
performance one of the best of
his career that began in 1948
/. and now covers 113 bouts, of
which he has won los with
: Just 2 losses and s draws. He
was never in serious danger of
: losing, except when Ortiz solid
: right dropped him briefly mid
way Of the last round. He
: nearly took out the challenger
, IN the sixth when a short. right
: TO the ear floored Ortiz for a
count Of four. Ortiz. hurt badly,