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Evening star., 1961-08-04
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star Staff Writer

BALTIMORE. Aug. 4. - It
didn't bother Ken Ventura or
Tony Lena, the look k-alike Cali
fornians who are the Eastern
open co-leaderS with four-un-
der par 68s, but the hole that
made a big impact on the first
round yesterday was the ninth,
which will be remembered by
Gene Littler and Doug Sanders.
1t could determine the winner
of the $4,000 event at Pine
Ridge.
Littler, the defending titlist
here and the National Open
champion, reasonably enough
had spurned practice rounds to
collect $4,000 in exhibition
matches since the PGA cham
pionship ended Sunday.
Gene led the Eastern Open
seven of the eight rounds in it's
two years at Pine Ridge, but he
was two over par for eight
holes yesterday after visiting a
couple of traps, and on the $40
yard par five ninth he hooked
deep into the pines and almost
into Loeb Raven.
LittIer SaIvages Par
But he found the ball, played
a safe shot, hit a third near
the green, played a fine wedge
and holed a five-footer for a
par five. With renewed inter-
est, Littler birdied four straight
holes starting with the 18th
and turned a possible high-70
round into two-under par TO.
He is very much in contention.
His playing partner was
Sanders, the Southerner with
the short back swing whose
$40,826 in winnings this year
trails only Arnold Palmer and
Gary Player - both Eastern
Open abSenteeS.
Sanders was three under par
for eight holes, and like the
touring pros, was figuring on a
birdie on the par five ninth,
which would have put him out
in 80. But Doug three-putted
the ninth for a bogey six, and
appeared to lose interest.
He came back in 38 for a par
72. When a pretty press box
attendant asked him to talk to
the golf writer's, he bluntly
said, Il haven't got time" and
Stalked into the club house.
Littler said he certainly did
not advocate playing a tourna-
ment without a practice round,
but he was led by financial
reasons, which are understand
able. Despite his second and
first place finishes here the past
two years. he said the course
still was foreign to him when it
came to which club to use.
Dissatisfied Despite 20
Gene tied for fifth in the
PGA, where he said he thought
he played well enough to win.
He was completely dissatisfied
with his play yesterday, despite
the 70.
Ventura, having his poorest
year on the pro circuit since
his collapse in the Masters in
Evening star., 1961-08-04
BY the Associated Press

Roberto Clemente, Pitts.
burgh's Puerto Rican out
fielder, thinks the baseball
writers erred when they votec
his teammate, Dick Groat, ovel
him as the National Leagues
most valuable player in 1860
Imagine the screams of anguish
Roberto will let out if he's
overlooked again this year.
The larruping Latin did much
to further his cause last night
when he cracked five straight
hits to lead a 24-hit onslaught
against three st. Louis pitchers
The Pirates won, 1910, the
leagues most lopsided shutout
since the Chicago Cubs
thrashed the New York Giants
by the same score in 1907.
Whether Clemente wins the
MVP title or not, he should,
barring a catastrophe, capture
the batting title. His mark of
1866 is "a points higher than
that of his nearest competitor,
Frank Robinson of Cincinnati.
Robinson banged his 33d
home run as the Reds defeated
Philadelphia, I'll, for their 18th
victory in as many meetings
with the Phillies this season.
The triumph enabled the Reds
to maintain their game lead
over Los Angeles. which nipped
San Francisco, 4-3, in 10 in
nings. Milwaukee defeated Chi
cago, So.
Harvey Haddix was the bene-
ficiary Of the Pirates avalan-
che of runs against AL Cicotte,
Bob Miller and Lindy Nc
Daniel. This is the same fellow
who went begging for one run
two years ago when he pitched
IL perfect innings against Mil
Evening star., 1961-08-04

attack with a double and two
singles.
An error by Infielder Joe
Amalfitano with two out ano
the bases full in the 10th
inning permitted Pitcher Larry
Sherry to score with the
Dodgers winning run. The
hitter was John Roseboro
whose home run in the ninth
had tied the score at 3-3. It
was an error by Roseboro
earlier, that enabled the Giants
to break a % deadlock with
an unearned run.
Lew Burdette, Milwaukee
Highlander, had a one-hit
shutout until the ninth when
AL Heist singled and Ernie
Banks followed with his 10Th
home run to account for both
Chicago runs. Frank Boiling
had three hits and . Frank
Thomas had a home run for
the Braves.
Evening star., 1961-08-04

1855, was pleased with his 68,
which included a pair of bo-
geyS. Ventura has been fighting
bad luck and various ailments,
Lena, 27-year-old ex-Marine
who barely makes the top SO
money winners in 49th place,
had one of his best starts. He
finished two under par on the
last three holes.
The scores were a far cry
from the mid-60 rounds that
have marked the last two East
ern Opens over this course. The
first eight were played over Mt.
Pleasant, one of the country's
top public layouts.
Ford Stroke Back
The greens were thick,
bumpy and slow. and the pros
VINO came mere from the PGA
at Olympia Fields had trouble
adjusting themselves to the
slower putting surfaces. You
had to hit the puts just as
hard as you did in Chicago, "
one of the PGA contestants
said.
Doug Ford, who stands Sec
ond on the list of the PGA's
all-time money winners since
l947. was one stroke off the
pace at SO with Rex Baxter,
the 25-year old former Walker
Cupper who has been playing
Evening star., 1961-08-04
Sunday DeodIine
For Entries in
MAGoIf Play

The entry deadline has been
set at 6 pm. Sunday for the
Middle Atlantic Amateur golf
championship to be played
Thursday through Sunday of
next week at the Turf Valley
Club in Ellicott City, Md.
Carl Lohren of Brooke Manor
is defending champion.
Monday is the practice day.
The qualifying round is
Thursday. with the low 80 to
qualify for match play. Two
rounds are scheduled Friday,
quarter-finals and semifinals
Saturday, and the 36-hole
finals Sunday, August 13.
Entries should be mailed to
George Taylor at the Baltimore
News Post, or to the host club.
Evening star., 1961-08-04
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
bats)-Ciemente, Pittsburgh, 1866;
Robinson; CINCINNATI, 342; Hoax
PittSSourgn; natS .33S; Pinson, .Cincin-
nay .3%4; Moon, Los Angeles
RUNs-Mays. San Francisco. 90; Rob
inson, Cincinnati, 90: Aaron, Mil
Taukee, 70; Boyer St. Louis, IS;
RUNS 6N%eBiri BxfTED TTElDISSOHSEh INmRobinsou, ST Gin.
6einnati, SO; Cepeda, San Francisco
san Frap1cisco, 80; Clemente. Pitts
HITsSClemente, Pittsburgh, 1885, Pin.
cincinnaa, i29; cepeda, San Fran,
DOUBLES = Aaron, Milwaukee, anc
MAYS MAYS; San FRANCISCO. %; Coleman
Robinson. Pinson and FreeSe, Gin.
TRiPLEs-Aiitman, Chicago, o: Wills
Los Los Angeles Angeles Clements, Pittsburgh
daai"qsHRsis' dom, Pittsba'rght Rnd stuart and Vir'
HOME RUNS - Robinson, Cincinnati
cisco, go; Aaron, Milwaukee, 81
sToGEN ToGfhs"f BAsEsMWfis AMElEaHEff Z Los Angelo,
Aaron, Milwaukee, 10; Pinson, Gin.
cinnati. l5; Mays. San Francisco
Pitching biased on 10 or more de.
cisions)-Podres, Los Angeles, 1873
.Sl3; Miller, San Francisco, 50
.727; Purkey, Cincinnati, 1875, .722
Jay, Cincinnati. 1876, .7l4; Kou.
lax. Los Angeles. 1915. 1854.
STRIkEOUTS - Koufax, Los Angeles
IVA; Williams, Los Angeles, 1875
Drysdale, Los Angeles. 100: Mahaf.
fey; Philadelphia, ll3; Jay, Cincin.
natl, and Gibson, st. Louis 10S
Evening star., 1961-08-04
BY Associated Press

AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING (based on 225 or more al
bats)--Cash, Detroit, .365: Howard
New York, --346; Piersail, Cieve.
land, ;344; Mantle New York, 1928;
RUNS-Mantle, New York, ~; Marts
New York, 90: Calavito, Detroit, 81
Ksaline' Detroit. 81; Cash, Detroit
RUNS BATTED N-Maris, New York
9S; GENTLE, Baltimore, 90; MANTLE
New York; 95i Cash and CalaVito
HITS-B. Robinson. Baltimore. 100
Cash Detroit, and Kubek, New York
10; Francona and Piersall, Cleve.
land, l2l.
DOUBLEs-Kubek. New York, 80; Ka.
line, Detroit, 20; 3. Robinson, Balti.
land, 25
TRIPLEs-Wood. Detroit. o; Lands
Chicago, Piersall, Cleveland, ant
troit, and Lumpe. Kansas City, 8
HOME RUNS-Mantle and Maris, New
York, 40: Killebrew, Minnesota, 81
ColavitSS Detroit 80: GENTLE, Balti
STOLEN BASES - Aparicio. Chicago
30; HowSer, Kansas City. 2s: Wood
Detroit y; Bruton. Detroit. 10
Minnesota, 13.
PITCHING (based on 10 or more de,
cisionsl-For New York, 1872
;905: Schwall. Boston, 12-2. .S57i
Cleveland, 3D. .s1s; Wynn, Chicago
STRIKEOUTS-Ford New York. 1856
Pascual, Minnesota, 1856: Burning
Detroit, 13; Ramos. Minnesota, 116;
Bell, Cleveland, and Mcbride, Los
angeles, 113.
Evening star., 1961-08-04
BROWN, SCHWALL HOT
Pitchers Control
Botters for Doy

troit to a game and a half. The
Yankees were defeated by Kan
sas City. 6-1, with Bob Shaw
holding Roger Maris, Mickey
Mantle and company to six
hits, all singles.
Brown Extends String
Skinny Brown pitched the
Baltimore Orioles to a 30 vic
tory over Minnesota. 1t was the
36-year-old righthander's third
straight shutout and extended
his consecutive Scoreless string
to 80 innings.
Rookie Don Schwall of Bos-
ton blanked the Los Angeles
Angels, 40, with three hits for
his 18th victory in IA decisions
and his sixth straight.
Brown and Jim Kaat of
Minnesota were locked in a
scoreleSS duel until the eighth
when the Orioles scored three
runs on two hits and a pair of
Minnesota errors. Dick Will
liamS walked to open the inn
ing and Ron Hansen singled.
Marv Breeding scored williams
with a single. Hansen and
Breeding scored when First
Baseman Joe Altobelli fielded
a bunt, threw over Catcher Hal
Naragon'S head and Kaat,
backing UP the play, threw the
ball into centerfield.
Lumpe Leads Assault
Second BaSeman Jerry
Lumpe, who once played for
the Yankees, led the AS nine
hit assault against loser Bud
Daley, a former Kansas City
pitcher. Lumpe had a double
and triple, scored twice and
drove in a run.
The Red Sox broke up a.
scoreless pitching duel between
Schwall and Ken Mcbride of
the Angels, scoring all their
runs in the eighth. Vic Wertz
ignited the rally with a double.
Frank Malone, Russ Nixon
and Carroll Hardy followed
with singles.
Bubba Phillips got the In
dianS off to a 40 lead with a
grand-slam homer in the first |
inning but the White Sox came
back with two runs in each of
the second, third, fourth and
ninth innings. The last two
tallies, which proved to be the
winning runs, resulted from
Relief Pitcher Frank Funk's
wild throw on a bunt. Luis
Aparicio, with a home run and |
two singles, led Chicago's 13-
hit attack.
Evening star., 1961-08-04
Ninth Hole Makes Big Impact
On EosternO OPen.First Round

the pro tour only since Novem-
ber.
Littler's company at 10 in
cluded Charley Bassler, the
Indian Spring pro, who was
low among the home club pros
in the PGA.
Bassler said his experience
in the PGA left him in a re-
laxed mood and he felt as
though he could have shot 65.
Cos TiSo of Bonnie View was
second among the Middle At
lantic pros with a II, while
Walter Romans of Baltimore
&C. and Bill BasSler of Rolling
Road had 72s.
John Eisinger of Congress
sional, who shot a 80 on the
front nine here two years ago,
leads the amateurs with a 70.
| NOTES-Jack Fleck, the for
mer National Open champion,
hit a ball into the lake on the
eighth hole and withdrew be-
cause of a back injury. With
drawal without an excuse is
an automatic fine of $100 e.
Forest Tucker. who has been
playing golf almost every day
since Music Man" has been at
the National. withdrew at the
last minute.
Gerry Priddy, the former
Senators second baseman who
has been trying the pro circuit
for two years. had one of the
] best back mines. a "a for "A.
. High score of the name
/ players was by Baltimore's own
Bill Collins, Ryder Cup play
er, who had 70. Collins failed to
make the cut here last year.
Lionel Hebert, sulking over a
first-round 73 although he was
pictured in recent magazine
story as one of the most affa-
BILE, easy-going pros on the
tour, said, This undoubtedly
| is the worst course I've ever
played" Jack Burke, who
was clipped on the chin by a
swing by Lema's driver in a
practice round and suffered a
cut that required six stitches,
holed a wedge shot for an eagle
three on the 18th to finish
with a "a. ..-t
The leaders:
Evening star., 1961-08-04
COAST PROS 81
SETS EARLY PACE
IN I'd ROUND
BY a Star STAFF Writer

Dy otaT SJau writer
BALTIMORE, Aug. 4
(AP).-Bob McAllister, a
touring pro from Yorba
Linda, Calf, shot into the
early Second-round lead in
the Eastern Open today
with a 5-under-par 81.
Tony LENA and Ken
Ventura, yesterdays CO.
leaders with 68s, were
scheduled to tee off later
in the day.
Ideal weather conditions,
plus cutting of the green's
which were complained
about yesterday were al
lowing the Pine Ridge
municipal course to be
played much easier today
as shown by the many low
fragmentary scores re-
ported.
Gene Littler and Doug
Sanders were four under
par after IL holes, while
Ted Kroll and Billy Max
well both were three under
after the first dozen.
McAllister, who had a
73 yesterday, now stands
at 140. His 81 was the
lowest round of the tour
ney thus far.
Evening star., 1961-08-04
BY the Associated Press

The pitchers finally had
their day in the American
League yesterday, yielding
only six home runs in five
games, five Of them in the
Chicago-Cleveland contest wor
by the White Sox, 8-6.
The other home run was hit
by Detroit's Rocky Colavito
which gave the Tigers a 2-1
triumph over Washington anc
narrowed the New York Yank-
ees' first place lead over De-
Evening star., 1961-08-04
Mek-End Sports
On RrdTO-U
TeIeVision

TODAY
Football
College All-StarS VS.. Phila.
delphia Eagles, WMAL-7, II
pm.
Auto Racing
Spec dway International
WTTG-5, 10 pm.
SATURDAY
Baseball
Washington at Chicago
WTOP-9, 2:25 pm. COLOR.
Bowling
Bowl the Champ, WMAL-7
4 pm.
Make That Spare, WMAL-7
10:45 pm.
Horse Racing
$4,000 added Alaba m q
Stakes from Saratoga, WTTG-
5, 4:30 pm.
100000 Sapling Stakes from
Monmouth, WRC-4, S pm.
Wide World of Sports
Cheyenne Rodeo, WMAL-7
5 pm.
Boxing
Gene Fullmer VS.. Florentino
Fernandez for the middle
weight championship, WMAL-
Z, 10 pm.
SUNDAY
Baseball
Washington at Chicago,
WTOP-9, 2:25 pm. first game
only.
Los Angeles at Baltimore,
WJz-13, 2 pm.
Bowling
Championship Bowling,
WNIAL-7, 3 pm.
Radio
TODAY
Baseball
Los Angeles at Baltimore,
WOL-1450, 1855 pm.
Football
College All-Stars VS.. Phila-
delphia Eagles. WMAL-63O, 10
pm.
Racing
Shenandoah Downs, WEEL-
1910, 10 pm.
SATURDAY
Baseball
Washington at Chicago,
WTOP-1500, 2:25 pm.
Los Angeles at Baltimore,
WOL-l450, 7:55 pm.
Racing
Shenandoah Downs, WEEL-
1900, 10 pm.
SUNDAY
Baseball
Washington at Chicago,
WTOP-l500, 2:25 pm. double
header.
Los Angeles at Baltimore,
WOL-1450, 2 pm.
Evening star., 1961-08-04
MINOR LEAGUES

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Hawaii, 8: Vancouver, s 10 inninsS)
Tacoma, 4; Portland, o.
spokane, @; San Diego, 5 I'll innings)
Seattle, 81; Salt Lake City, 4.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto, 3; Charleston, /.
Jersey City, 4 Buffalo, ..
Richmond, 9: Rochester, /.
syracuse, 3; Columbus, l.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Dallas-Fort Worth. So; Louisville, O-4
Indianapolis, 2; Denver, l.
Houston, IL; Omaha, 4.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Little Rock, 9; Macon, GA inninEs)
Mobile, 4; Nashville, /.
Birmingham, !: Chattanooga, o,
shreveport at Atlanta, postponed.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Williamsport, so; JohnStown, l-2
Lancaster, 10: Reading, o.
Binghamton, Z; Springfield, 4.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Victoria, 8; Ardmore, z.
Amarillo, 10: Tulsa, 4.
Austin, s. San Antonio, 4.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Jacksonville, 5-4; Charlotte, 4-3.
Asheville, 8; Greenville, D
Knoxville, l2; Columbia =.
Charleston at Portsmouth. postponed
Evening star., 1961-08-04
Results Yesterday

Milwaukee, S; Chicago. 2.
L. A., 4; San Fran, 3 90 inn.)
Pittsburgh. 10; st. Louis. 0.
Cincinnati, 7; Philadelphia, |
Evening star., 1961-08-04

TODAY'S GAMES AND PROBABLE PITCHERS
Phia at ST. Louis ngh-Ferrarese (27) Broglo -0)
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati nighGbbon (86) Pukey $3.50
Chicago at L. A, night-Anderson 47 Koufax $3.50.
Mil at San Fran nght-Spahn Q0-l2) vs. Mccormick (99)
Evening star., 1961-08-04

Games Tomorrow
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Milwaukee at San-FranciSco.
| Chicago at L. A., night.
Evening star., 1961-08-04
ToDAY's GAMES AND PROBABLE PITCHERS

TODAY'S GAMES AND PROBABLE PITCHERS
Los Angeles at Baltimore g. twi-nght -3) and
Grba (5-l0) vs. Fisher (4-10) and Barber Q2-8).
Minnesota at New York nght-Pascua 8-12 Stafford
(9-5)
Kan City at Bos ngh-Walker (4 Monbouquette (89)
Cleveland at Detroit night-Laman (9-2 Larry G4-6).
Only scheduled.
Results Yesterday Games Tomorrow
Detroit 2; Washington /. Washington at Chicago 230
Kansas City, 6; New York. l.. Kansas City at Boston
Baltimore, 3; Minnesota, 0. Minnesota at New York.
Boston, 4; Los Angeles, 0. Cleveland at Detroit.
Chicago, g. Cleveand,6. L. A. at Baltimore night
Evening star., 1961-03-23
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Waite. Reaitor. Ma. S-o7B3.
MCyC Is walking ,distance tC e , this
sss soMpHTErEEVYr AM 5sSNisrd,. coNpi..
TONED: cathedral ceiling, rec.
rln. has firepl.. 8 BEpROQfEg, 3
BATHS. 2-CAR CARPORT: low
30s: vacant: easy terms. GRAHAM
CO.. JU. 6s801O.
OFF UPPER 18th, nr. walter Reed
Excel. area; det.: stucco: Al
cond,; spac. LIST H.: elevator IN
hall; 4 bedrms. 2nd H.. fin. 3rd
settins estate. Clear. RK, e-6s2i'
461B IOWA AVE. NV.
% LARGE RMS ,----JALOUSTED pCH
Front Entr. to Bsmt.
MURRAY LEVINE ia. 9-3144
SHEPHERD Park
RAMBLER
THE PRICE rs RIdHTif
FOR INFORMATION, CALL
MURRAY LEVINE ia. D-3f44
TRADE, TERMS or Cash
| IVACANT-$500 DOWN
OFF N. CAPITOL ST.
Ready TO move In; D TINS. and
bath semidetached brick home: 2
rear porches, front and rear en-
trance TO bsIift.; gas heat. large
fenced yard: priced low with low
monthly payments.
SIDNEY GERSTENFELD
CITIZENS REALTY co.
OFFICE. ME- B-412f
! Ewes. HE. 4-46S6, IU. 9-6976
vAGANT--DECORATED
1877 KENNEDY ST., NV.
4 BedTms.--2 encl. pOrches
Low Down Payment
MURRAY LEVINE VA. 9-3141
WALTER REED, 74S ASPEN st
n;we=conx 10: \. igs. Nv. I'm I'm,
rms. med. bath, excel, cOlld,
Owner must sell; let's talk terms.
! reas, Price: call T0WNE REAL
: TX CO., ~. 2ss66A OF AD. q
o721.
Evening star., 1961-03-23
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
AIR CONDITIONED

8 BEDROOMS, 2M BATHS
First offering of the pref
tiest spiit-leveI / have seen.
Decorated by the owner and
interior decorator. Fully air
eond., intercom throughout,
lovely recreation room with
bar screened porch, 24-ft.
living room, separate din-
ing room, large modern kit,
plus storm windows, storm
doors and Wali-to-Wall car.
peting. This home Is adja-
cent to Kenwood, yet within
walking distance to q new
school. CAN Mr.. Wells for ad-
Evening star., 1961-03-23
HOUSES UMFURN. 10 RENT

ACCOKEEK - New for refined
couple; 8 bedrms.. 2 baths. liV.
rm.. 9irepl., din. area, kit, 2-caF
gars h.-W. oil h.. lse. I'd. BU.
Evening star., 1961-03-23
CONL1EY
HOMES OF THE DAY

MIoo PARK HTr1s-Esery extrs
rambler near DALE drive ana Biail
High. Eesides 3 twin bedrocgns
III baths, and q. separate dininl
ROOM this home offers: TWO pan
eled dens. paneled reere@tt0l
room, porch. fireplace: esntra
air conditioning; aliTniuuEn storm
windows, doors and awning: ney
furnace. and water heater. On
price includes everything. ani
there & . 10000 loan available
S2S,960. Il
$3.50 down, 0I or FLA financing
--All brick Cape Cod on largo lot
four big bedrooms and 4 baths
13x16 family room and fireplace
near Georgia avenue and EoTeG
Glen road; S1S,0bO.
WE TAKE TRADES
JAS. C. CoNfEY q CO., REALToRi
Juniper 9-41S4
Evening star., 1961-03-23

ROCKvTILE--ITnmacuiate home; I
eiscnsn. epSSis lovely sHSsnsa Nv T VITA We sirs. Ts.
pl.; storm windows and doors;
big fenced yard; only $500 dn.,
payments less than rent. Po.
sUsuRBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
ROCKVHLLT.--3-hedrOom rambler,
full basement. storm doors and
windows. Can assume CT loan,
Price Sl3,500. ARNAIsL REAL
MsTATE. walker A~9e1T % RArks
wng k.A0Aks