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Navy PIebes Defect
Bulls Golfers, 81

ANNAPOLIS, May 5 (AP)-
The Navy Plebe golf team took
the last four matches today to
defeat Bulls School, So.
Rick Meissner, Bulls, defeated Dave
Commit. ! up. Tom 0albarth, Navy,
tsstsd sSn e,dSS. DSss Lawn; s,; W q a9sh M
Nation. 2 up. Garry Campbell. Navy,
defeated Bill Shakespeare, 4 and 3.
Chuck Peterson, Navy, defeated Rir
SSH1 ScnallsS; S.,s.,sS and Denny p spuEsec
Is. George Hurley. Navy, defeated
Scott Mccoy, 3 and 1.
Evening star., 1962-05-06

Arnold was in trouble on the
18th when he landed In the
trap. but he blasted out and
sank a s-fOot putt for his par
four.
Casper. after shooting II
straight holes in par. put on his
birdie show with puts Of II. is.
5 and Is feet. In an. he had 20
puts for the round.
The final round goes on to-
morrow. In event Of a tie there
viii be an ls-hole playoff
Monday.
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Palmer T axes Shot Lead at Las Veqos

LAS VEGAS. May 5 (AP).-
Arnold Palmer broke open q
Itwo-day deadlock In the SSs.-
600 Tournament Of Champions
today, firing q three -under-par
SO to take sole possession of
the lead with a S4-hole score
of 20S.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
BY ROBERT SOMMERS
star staff writer

The Middle Atlantic PGA
will meet later this month to
decide If Jimmy Bellizzi car
play in its tournaments.
Bellizzi currently is unem-
ployed and the PGA bylaws
carry a clause stating that
tournaments are open only to
members actively employed in
golf.
Bellizzi received a letter from
the PGA stating that he could
Evening star., 1962-05-06
Moss Is Unchunqed

LONDON, May s (APy.-The
condition Of Stirling Moss, race
driver hurt almost two week:
ago while travelling more than
100 miles an hour, was un-
changed today. hospital au-
thorities said. He still is only
semiconscious.
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Racing at Vista

The Flying Missiles Club
takes over the motorcycle races
at Vista Raceway today, but it
will be the same field which
has chased Drayton Tylee of
Alexandria during all of his II
straight feature victories on
the half-mile dirt oval. Time
trials start at / pm.
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PIebe Stickmen
Top TerD Frosh

ANNAPOLIS. May 5 (AP)-
Fred Prickett scored three
goals in the first period Of an
overtime today TO lead the
Navy plebes to a 9-5 victory
over the Maryland freshmen In
q lacrosse game.
The plebes trailed 3-l at the
end of the first quarter and 4-2
at halftime, but it took q goal
by Maryland's Pete Smith, who
had three goals for the day, to
tie the game at SIS with less
than two minutes remaining.
MARYLAND Frosh IS eI NS
navy PIebes = 4-o
Maryland goals: Smith 8, Medina
1, Fish /. Navy goals: Lantier 8,
Prickett 3, Nichols 2, ssabo.
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TEE TO GREEN
Surprise! MAGA
Sets q Record
By ROBERT SoMAERS

by the Middle Atlantic Golf Assoca-
tion-two executive committee meetings in year.
Usually the committee only during the amateur cham
pionshp enough of its members showed They didn't
always But meeting already has been held this
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Navy goals: Willandt 8, Oatway 2,
Tracy 2, Meyer 2, Taylor, MacLAugh-
lin. Kisiel, Fromme. TGbb. olassner,
Hendrick.
Navy led from the start in
all three races and swept q
lightweight crew regatta from
Yale on the Severn River.
Navy's 150-pound varsity beat
the Eli lightweights by two
lengths. finishing the / 5/16-
mile course in 6 minutes ST.
seconds. The Jayvees whipped
the Yale junior varsity by near
ly three lengths in 6:58.S and
the Plebes won by two lengths
in 7:16.
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Hoosier Wos First

Marvin Huffman Of Indiana
was named the most valuable
player Of the first NCAA bas-
ketball tournament. played in
1910.
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RondoIph-Mocon
Beuts GEORGETOWN

Randolph-Macon hande d
Georgetown its seventh defeat
Of the season yesterday on Ke-
hoe Field, Al.
George Martin started on the
mound for Georgetown and was
nicked for a pair Of runs in the
first inning. The big blow was
by Jim Mcconnell, who tripled
and scored on q wild pitch.
John Brogan hit q home run
for Georgetown in the sixth to
avert q shutout.
Evening star., 1962-05-06

Randolph-Macon 2o1 100 0O0-4 8 0
0eorgetown 900 O0l 000-1 8 2
Moore and walthal: Martin. Pratka
(0) and Schwab.
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-sP son
ing, entire house, 3 floors and
bsmt., approximately 5000 50. It.
$500 per mo- plus utilities. In
spection by appointment. Call A.
PAUL AZ HANNAH. ISIS i4 Sa st. st.
NV. AID. 2-4100.
? .iRFAX-Brick rambler. fenced
ySrd. Z 6edrms;,, ,,I bsths; rec.
MENT CO., Arl. office. IA. z
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sUBURBAN PROPERTIES MeT.

BETHEsDA-This liVable, charm
ing and immaculate 4-bedrm.. 2 "a
bath split has everything. Wall
to-wall carpeting, drapes, porch,
garage, etc. Nothing to buy, just
OWNER, 365-S041.
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PRESTIGE HOME

Dean A. Rathbun & Co.
OIL. 6-11ss Ewes. OIL. 2-63ss
CHEVY CHAsE-New 3-bedroom
rambler on wooded lot. nr. Cath
Ollie church, shops and schoolA
centrally air cond.. price s33.950.
NATIONAL, CAPITAL,
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Shannon q Luchs.

BETHESDA AREA
First offering. beautiful split-level.
unusual family room. All very
clean, better than new. Festur-
ing 3 bedrooms, l u baths. fenced
wooded lot. nice landscaping. A
big value with little price. Only
S22, $50.
CALL OUR WHEATON OFFICE
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HOUSES FURN. TO RENT

ALEX. Edsall rd.-7-rm. house, 4
acres. 8 miles from White House.
Immed. occup. Phone FE. 3-97S6
or AID. 4-02S3.
ARL.-3-bedrm. brk., nicely Turn.
near bus, shopping, avail. immeaA
Sl45. ia. 2-0526, FL. 6-5266
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Newly dec
and furnished. 3-bedrm. rambler
$3.50 per mo. Phone MR.. MAD
DoX. IA. 1885 or ia. 4-1400.
N, ARL-small cottage. attrac.
furn. Studio-living rm., dinette,
kitchenette and bath. all utils.
furn, Cow. location. S95 mo. IA.
NRBY. MD.-Mod. det., 3 bedrms..
din. rm., rec. rm., Q firepls.. sun
por, 3 CARS, $3.50. 301-7s2-
b235.
ROCKVILLE, IL Wall st., center Of
town-2-bedrms.. sep. din. rm:,
oil h-w.h. NT. bus. Gar. SIPS
month. Pc. 1854.
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MCLEAN

New rambler in cul-de-sae. 8 bed
rms, den. large complete kit.
liv, rm., sep. din. area, 2 full
baths, huge rec. fm,, screened
porch and carport. S1o5 per mo.
CAL now, 533-3234,
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CHEVY CHASE

NEW HOUSE IN CHEVY CHASE
Pick your own decor. Gus
tom designed 4-bedrm. New 4
that you viii be proud to
own.
~
Also other new homes under
construction in distinguished
WTFKEnPn
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CHEVY CHASE-Immense sll-brick
spllt-level in beautiful setting. 4
bedrooms. baths, hot-water heat,
lalousied porch, large living room,
S33.500. GRAY-KESSINGER q
CO., INC. JU. $4,000.
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BURNT MILLS-custom brk. ram
bier with b.b.h.-w.h h., huge rec;
rm.. 2-car csrport. den, formal
din. rm.. lge. equip. kit, 2 fire.
places, all on third Of an acre.
Fabulous home priced in the
thirties. J. c. CONLEY. Realtors.
JU. 9-4134.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
HOWARD COUNTY

HOWARD COUNTY
A little paint could make this 5Ik.
split level Q show place. UN-
USUAL PIP, large DR., 3 bed
rms, rec. room. All on 1-ACRE
lot, cow to W.. r. Grace. Call
RI. 7-09S2 (dial BOD. or r, P.
HENDERSON g. CO., KE. l-51l1
(dial 301.
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CRESTWOOD

Corner Diet. brick. liv. rm.. din.
rm., den. 8 rms. 3 baths, o
car gar. A must on your list.
Substantial On. pymt. required.
MURRAY LEVINE ia. 1914
GEORGETOWN AREA-Compl. re-
dec. Charming 3-bedrm. brk., real
din, I'm. S23,500. STEVENS, $685.
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6mgggn

OPEN IL TILL DARK
Move to picturesque upper Monte
somery County. See these lovely
new brick ramblers and Split-leY-
els, al on l2-acre sites. S25,750
and up. Only 90 minutes from
NH and Naval Hospital, min
utes from ACC and new Bureau
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BRooKMEAD DEVELOPMENT .
CORp
d. 7-O21O

CARROLL KNoLLs = Aii-6TicF =
bedrm. home. has room 70 sx-
pand., full bsmt., sep. din. I'm.
ana fenced lot Call today.
KEN DRUSKIN, Realtor g49-40o0
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CHEVY Chase Realty

Chevy CHAsE-New 3 and 4 bed
levels uS oG aea Oe Sonvensn ano p sPs-
borhood Prom S43. 300. Out River
I'd. 1000 #. beyond Western ave.
ID. c. .line) to Wohlshire sign,
WNno9HHLFARTH DEV. CORP. OIL. q
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-HIIINoi OLs U y lVs
nrrIcurn s-S Mo LIP

DETACHED SIS MO. UP
Lovely 2 and 3 bedrm., year-round
homes in nearby Nd. As min. to
D. C. Immed. poss. RA. $4,000.
DULLES PERSONNEL-New ramb.,
4 bedrms., 2 baths, bsmt., on 90
gil, $3.50. concessions. OF. A.
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mediate occupancy.
W. ]. Nicholas, Realtor HE. $1,000
LEWIsDALE-Have several 3-bed-
rm HANDLERS at SlS6 per mo; IN in
churches and 5 min. from Lang
ley PARK shopping ctr. Contact
GEORGE SULLIVAN. 2106 Ford
ham St, Lewisdale. HA. 2-3420.
MARYLAND PARK = semidet., 2
bsmt., S7a.5O. 8532 C st. ne,
CMdO III. 7-53S4.
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KTRKSIDE

brick Colonial in one Of
the choice areas Of Chevy Chase,
4 bedrooms. 2 baths. plus 1st-
floor den and Il bath. full base
ment, rec. room. garage with au-
tomato doors, centrally air con-
ditioned. Ewes. Mrs. MacAuley, OIL.
2-6093.
w. c. q A. N. MILLER Dew. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
EN-. 2-4464
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UGH 7. PECK, 1124e Georgia Ave.

Builders trsde-in viii redec Will
negotiate this 3-bedrm., all-brick
rambler. fireplace in liv, rm.. din.
rm.. kit. rec. rm with bath. Near
transportation and schools. FLA
appraised $40 500
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CONGRESS- HEIGHTS

Near Alabama ave. s.e.-No quan-
iTe rms tile SSib fIrst,oo oTk ov
der rm., valk-out bsmt. with knot
ty pine rec I'm. and bath. Fenced
lot. $3.50 down. Assume first
trust.
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81. Francis Parish. near Pennsyl-
vania ave. s.e.-Only few minutes
from Capitol. Detached Colonial,
8 lge. rms, 3 bedrms.. 2 full tile
baths, first-tloor powder rm., tile
bsmt., level lot. S20,950.
JOSEPH FILIPPO REALTY co.
REALTOR LII. 4-77l7
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CLEVELAND PARK! New listing
Large detached Colonial home just
west Of Conn. ave. all excellent
schools. 6 bedrooms. 3 baths. deep
lot. Priced lower 40s. BY apt.
only. Ewes. OIL; 6-2442. FRANK
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CAPITOL HILL-527 5th ST. Sc.
3 bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit,
lge. garden. storage attic. S1S5 mo.
IDEAL FOR THREE PERSONS
FRANK CALCARA, OWNER
DE T.O1R0 Ewes OF, 2-10S7
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Chew Chase (Northl

Very attractive and Immaculate
brick Colonial, 3 bedrooms. 8
baths lone on LIST floor, den and
recreation room. 3rd-floor DOR
mltory room, garage. Shopping
S3I.750,
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HOUSES FOR SAILED. c.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

5Oi5 44th ST. NV.
An immaculate 3-bedrm.. 2-bath.
detached brick with dining room.
garage on a 53x102 lot priced
below market. POSNER REALTY
Co, ST. 3-3440. WA. 7.7S56.
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. P. FLETCHER, Realtor
HTTNTWOOD

5 bedrms., 4 full baths. Sacrifice
sale. GORGEOUS. 2-year-old. tri-
level rancher. with q host Of ex-
ira features for gracious living.
Call US now and find out why
Of the wear. Just $4,000 down
and balance less than rent.
CALL OUR WHEATON OFFICE
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mod, semidet. brk., vacant, redee.
bedrms., rec. rm., big yard, COW.
schools, shops and transportation
PRESS REALTY CORP.
ST. 3-93l6 Ewes, LU. 2-1629
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'HARLES H. JAMESON
WI. s-s2eS s0i@bi. e-92s2
BEL PRE- WOODS

CHOICE LOCATION
New 3-bedrm., 2 n bath split-level
on large wooded lot. featuring to-
days beautiful fully equipped kit.
with mammoth eating space,
beautiful rec. room with outside
exit, can be purchased VA no
money dn,. FLA or conventional.
only 500. $50. Immed. occupancy.
94g-4434;
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HAND INDIANS EIGHTH STRAIGHT LOSS
8-Run Inning Earns Halo for Angels

Pinch-runner Orlando Mar
tinez to second. Battey hit
his seventh homer near the
leftfield foul pole off loser Hal
Brown. Ray Moore was the
winner.
In addition to Battey's
homer, the Twins also had one
by zoilo Versailles. Jackie
Brandt and Brooks Robinson
homered for the Orioles.
Norm Cash hit two of De-
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THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c. Saturday, July n, 1862
Senators. Find That Yanks
Still Kill You With Power

kee Stadium. Whitley Ford
beat Washington for the Sec
ond time by a 80 score and
it was a pair of 3-and-2 pitches
by Steve Hamilton that led to
his defeat.
The lanky lefthander started
most impressively. He struck
out Mike fresh, disposed of
Bobby Richardson on a simple
grounder and whipped over two
strikes on Roger Maris. But
after getting Maris to a 80
count, he walked him. Mantle
then pulled his 21st homer into
the leftfield seats, and there
was no doubt as to its desti-
nation.
In the fourth inning Hamil-
ton had a 80 count on Lopez,
when Hector banged his sixth
in the same direction, but not
as far.
The timely hitting that had
marked the Senators seven vic
tories in their last nine games
was missing against Ford and
Marshall Bridges. Ford quit
after seven innings.
The Senators had runners on
second and third in the second
with one out after a single by
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just missed going three-for-
three, although he was holding
only delicately to the bat with
his injured right hand.
After lining to Richardson,
he scratched a single to right
in the fifth and lined a single
to center in the eighth. The
latter was followed by a dcu-
BILE play when Danny O'Con-
nell, batting for Pete Burnside,
slapped the first pitch back
to Bridges.
Burnside, seldom effective
against the Yankees, pitched
a strong three innings start
ing with the fifth and Jim
Hannah impressed the Yanks
with a 1928 ninth.
Mantle had his homer and
two singles his first three times
at bat, but popped up against
Hannah. Jim struck out Elston
Howard and Lopez hit a one
bounder back to the mound.
Hannah has been superb in re-
lief since being recalled from
Syracuse.
NOTES-Mantle has hit in
IA straight games, is batting
.346, and appears certain to
win the batting title if he can
qualify by appearing at the
plate the minimum SOP times.
Don Rudolph, who guar
antees a fast game at least,
will oppose Ralph Terry this
afternoon. A double-header is
scheduled tomorrow.
The Senators have one distinc-
ton. They're leading the league
in stolen bases, an honor sell
dom won by a last-place team.
. Burnside. the perfect gen.
tleman of the Senators. and
one of the most polite fellows
you'll ever meet, is out of char
acter when he is on the mound.
He brushed back Maris and
Mantle and probably leads the
Senators in brush back pitches.
Ford withdrew because he
was tired although he used
only 81 pitches in seven in
nings. far below the average.
. . Whitley has won six of his
last seven in a 9-5 record. i
now has IL saves in
addition to his 80 record and
has replaced Luis Arroyo as
The Yankees late man. i
Although the Senators scored
two runs, they didn't have an
RBI.
Piersall was shaking hands |
with his left hand. He carries
a rubber ball in his coat pock-
ct and squeezes it thousands
Of times a day. Trainer Tom |
said Jim's right hand .
wasn't any worse after the
game than before.
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rell (6-l0 struck out IL in 60
ing the distance for the victory.
Stan Musial had a double and
single, driving in two runs and
pulling to within two Of Mel
Otis National League RBI rec
ord. He also advanced to a
tie with Tommy Davis for the
league batting lead at .349. Min
ME Minoso came in as a pinch
hitter in the eighth, his first
appearance with the Cards
since he suffered a conclusion
and broken wrist when he
crashed into a wall May II. He
struck out.
Roy McMillan's three-run
homer capped a decisive six
run Milwaukee second inning
as the Braves snapped Phila-
delphia's five-game winning
string in the opener. Lefty
Jack Curtis shut out the Phil.
lies on four hits after relieving
Lew Burdette in the third in
ming.
Art Mahaffey $3.50 allowed.
only five hits, including a
homer by Hank Aaron, and
struck out II in winning the
second for the Phils. He scored
the tie-breaking run after
TRIPPING in the fifth.
Gordie Coleman's 10th homer
of the season, with one on in
the second, was all the backing
Joey Joy needed in pitching
Cincinnati past the Nets.
Frank Thomas homer leading
off the sixth prevented a shut
out.
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STANDINGS

GAMES TODAY
Washington at New York
Rudolph (3-3) VS.. Terry Q2-6) I,
2 pm.
Chicago at Boston-Pizarro
(8-8) or Baumann (2-3 VS..
Conley (9-8O.
Baltimore at Minnesota -
Fisher (2-3) VS.. Pascual Q4-5) =.
Cleveland at Los Angeles,
night-Ramos (4-6) VS.. Nc
Bride Q0-3.
Detroit at Kansas City, night
Jones Q-2) or Aguirre 60
VS.. Pfister Q-8).
RESULTS YESTERDAY
New York 3, Washington 2.
Boston 8. Chicago 4.
Minnesota 7. Baltimore 5
Go innings.
Detroit 10, Kansas City 8.
Los Angeles 8, Cleveland S.
GAMES TOMORROW
Washington at New York
co, 2 pm.
Cleveland at Los Angeles.
Detroit at Kansas City.
Baltimore at Minnesota.
Chicago at Boston.
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MiddIecoff, Wizard of Old,
Pressing. for PEA Crown

from Claremont, Calf, and
John Barnum, the king-sized
50-year-old from Grand Rapids,
who are tied for fifth at 140.
That is even par for the 7,045-
yard, par 35-35-70 course. Nc
Callister matched Middlecoff's
score, the third Sc shot in the
two rounds. Barnum had the
first opening day.
Middlecoff fits the mold of
the two first-day leaders, Barn
UNI and Chick Harbert, who has
144. Cary has played in only
II of the tours 80 tournaments
and no one ever knew he was
around. His best finish was
18th in the Doral Open in
March.
But he came here determined
to make a good showing.
1--WE been working hard at
it this year." he said yesterday.
1T was too hot to practice in
Memphis last week, so went
to Atlantic City and practiced
with Leo Fraser"
He didn't say what Fraser
told him, but it might have
had something to do with his
putting. Always a streaky
putter, Middlecoff had six one
putt green's yesterday and one
three-putt as he played mines
of 1924.
He was also driving and hit
ting his irons we'll. He missed
only the 10th fairway off
the tee and the 10th green. He
didn't use enough club there
and his shot landed in a trap.
He bogied that hole, then
three-putted the 18th for an
other DOGGY.
But from there on he was
near perfect with brides on
IA, Is and Is. A Middlecoff
on his game is a difficult man
to catch, and Cary is on his
game.
Il played almost as we'll
Thursday" he said, but
didn't make any puts"
Meanwhile, Ford has been a
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model of consistency. He got
his 1873 total with two identical
rounds of $500. If he
should hold onto the lead
through tomorrow, Ford would
become the first man to win
the PGA at both match and
stroke play. He won the 1855
.PGA at Detroit, beating, of all
people, Middlecoff in the final,
Ford looked as if he was
shooting 70 instead of SO yes
terday. He hit only II green's,
was in three traps and caught
the rough four times. But the
one-time pocket billiards expert
from Yonkers had nine one
putt greens, which makes up
for a lot of other mistakes. He
had only q puts all day.
Player, who with Palmer and
Jack Nicklaus is supposed to
make up the greatest triple
alliance since Hagen, Sarazen
and Jones, is after his first
victory since the 1861 Masters.
He came in with 81 after an
opening round 70 and is run
ming four strokes ahead of
Palmer and six ahead of Nick
laus, who is all but out of
contention after his "a o. yes
terday gave him las.
Time Running Out
If Palmer is to make a move
he'll have to do it soon. And
he'll have to pass some tough
players. Bob Goalby stands at
141 and Frank Stranahan,
Marty Furgol, Bobby Nichols,
Julius Boros and Jack Burke
are another stroke behind at
142.
But he won't have to worry
about the 1861 champion.
Jerry Barber, the surprise win
ner in Chicago last year, is
among the missing after shoot
ing 152 and falling victim to
the 36-hole cut, which reduced
the field to 81 players for to-
days third round.
Another cut tonight will pare
the field to so for tomorrow's
final round.
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BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star Staff Writer


Star Staff Writer
NEW YORK, July 21.-The
Senators hadn't played the
Yankees since May 6, but
quicker than you can say
Mickey Mantle they learned
last night that the champs
are up to their old tricks.
The Senators didn't play a
bad ball game They outhit the
Yankees, seven hits to six, had
good relief pitching, didn't
commit an error and had the
tying and go-ahead runs on
base in the ninth.
But the Yankees, leading the
American League in home runs
with 122, added two on
Nantes two-run clout in the
first and Hector Lopez lead
off drive in the fourth. and
that was it as they won, 80.
3-and-2 Pitches Hurt
New York's coaSt-to-coast
winning streak now has reach
ed eight, while the Senators
were halted at five straight
for the second time this season.
Three-and-two was the COM
bination before 20,255 in Yam
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APPARENTLY QUITTING FOOTBALL
Redskins Open Drills
With Dare Missino

1T is a fine looking bunch of
boys" McPeak said as the
squad trotted off the field after
looking ferocious for publicity
pictures, but we're so thin we
can't afford to lose anybody,
especially veterans"
To help fill the gap McPeak
may give Alfonso Thompson of
the Eagle Rock A. C. a trial.
Thompson, a soft-spoken, 24O-
pound Negro. played havoc with
the more illustrious Redskins
linemen in a scrimmage a year
ago and might be a find. Nc
Peak knows that he'll show up
for practice, at least.
Squad in Good Condition
The coaches were pleased to
find the squad in good phSyi-
cal condition. Only Defensive
Tackle Bob Toneff, eight pounds
over his normal 27O, and Guard
Fran O'Brien, nine over last
years 259. appeared heavy.
This should be no problem for
either, as they are two of the
hardest workers on the squad.
Nine candidates elected to do
their last mile" right off the
bat and Defensive Halfback
Claude Crabb from Colorado
and End Steve Junker topped
the rest with 5:25 and $50, re-
spectively. The athletes must
run the distance in seven min
utes or less to prove their con-
dition.
Dale Hackbart, Jim Cunning
ham, Norman Snead. Rod
Breedlove and Rockies Dave
Burch of Duke, Jim Costen of
South Carolina and Hugh
Smith of Kansas also qualified,
After an Introductory meet
ing Thursday. McPeak had the
first skull session last night,
outlining the basic strategy and
a few simple plays.
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the Olympic champion at TO-
600. was entered in the 5000
meter event.
Oelkers also named some
strange alternates for the re-
lays, since a substitute must
come from the entry list. As
relay men were such as Splinter
Ira Murchison, Discus Throw
ers Dave WE'LL and Jay Sill
vester, Steeplechaser Pat Tray
nor, Miller Bill Dotson and Pole
Vaulter Dave Tork.
The strategy was to provide
a pool of talent in case of late
injuries in any event.