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Smell , 5 Others Crack
Four-Minute Barrier

COMPTON, Calf, June
(AP) Six milers, led by Peter
Smell of New Zealand, rushed
across the finish line in less
than four minutes-a record fol
mass humiliation Of this once
tabled time in the Compton
Invitational meet last night.
SHELLS time was 3 minutes
SIS seconds, six-tenths of a Sec
ond off his world record.
In other meet highlights:
1. A 19-year-old sophomore
from Washington, Brian Stern
berg, raised the rapidly rising
world pole-vaulting standard to
Is feet 8 inches. 1t bettered his
own pending mark Of 1877
which he set two weeks ago at
Modesto, Calf.
2. Ulis Williams of Arizona
State University bettered the
listed world 440-yard dash rec
ord in ass. However, this feat
has its reservations. The man
he beat, Adolph Plummer OF
the University of New Mexico
owns a pending world mark Of
44.9. And Plummer's losing time
against Ulis also was 45.6.
Smell heads for his New Zea-
land home Tuesday, his 1865
supremacy over Americas best
unsullied and his United States
competition over for the year
With him will go his country.
man, Murray Halberg, who cap.
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IN MILITARY MANNER
Macarthur Settles
Track Feud Quickly

was at Houston for the USTFF
championships.
1t ended the USTFF boycott
of the AAU meet, where the
United States team for the
Russian meet and three others
in Europe will be picked.
1t also appeared to have
stopped the war of words that
has ragged since the boycott
plans were announced last
week.
Macarthur had ordered the
boycott lifted Thursday. Russell
came back with some questions
on the ruling.
Macarthur shot back a tele-
gram that his decision had been
set forth "as clearly as I can
make use of the English Ian
guage. This decision is final"
Russell had asked If the fed
Grafton still had control of it;
athletes, who include runners
from most of the track-power-
full colleges in the country. He
also wanted to know if fedora
ton runners had to join the
AAU to compete in its meet.
Macarthur repeated his ear
lier statement that the fedora
ton had such control. He added
that they did not have to join
the AAU, but would have to pay
a certification fee of 10 cents
each.
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Bob Martina Shooting
For Sd Argyle Victory

Bob MARITIME would like 10
wind up his career at Argyle
with q victory in its invitation
tournament, and from the APP
pearance OF the draw he has q
pretty good chance.
MARITIME. for 10 years a men,
Der Of the green's superiutend-
ent's staff at Argyle. leaves
next week to take the head
greenskeeper post at Island
View. He didn't plan TO play In
the invitation. but he says he
was talked into II. "n' ...I'
Martino. who has won the
invitation tournament twice
In 1859 and '60-was one Of the
two highest qualifiers yesterday
with rs. He and Al Coe, also OF
Argyle, defeated Bill Brown
rigg OF Manor on the first. hole
OF a sutiden-death playOff.
Martino's chief opposition In
the lower bracket appears TO bt
Dick Ptomey. a former Argyll,
member now playing out Of the
Washingtonian Country Club
Ptomey shot 80 10 win the
qualifying medal.
MARITIME. who has won the
Argyle Club title three times
In the last 10 years, today
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Area Women Shoot
For Seurs Cup Title

PHILADELPHIA. June 8
(AP).-The Middle Atlantic
team reached the final round
Of the women's grass courts
tennis championship for the
Sears Cup by defeating Eastern
6-3, yesterday at the Philadel-
phia Cricket Club.
Middle States meets Middle
Atlantic for the title today as q
result Of winning 90 from New
England. the defending holder
of the cup.
The results:
singles--Raymonde Jones (MAl def
Carol Wright, So 81; pcnchy kell'
meyer MA def Nadine Meter, g.
s.. Olga MahAney (MAl def Bar
bara Menoff "a, g. Mimi Kama
.B-2: cynthia ooeltz (MAl def sheili
Marosehlek Sd, "a, 0--7: Name,
Reed MAJ def AdriG Price, 81
Doubies-wrlght-Kanarek tE) def
eyer-southmeyd. d., Id
Jones. Mahaney lMAl def. Meter Men,
scarpone lEi def. Reed-ooeitL la
"a. IA
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meets young Bob Murphy, also
Of Argyle, in the first round,
while Ptomey faces Bob Haley
Of Argyle, semifinalist in the
Metropolitan Schoolboy cham
pionship. Haley qualified with
70.
Most Of the strength appears
TO be in the upper bracket. with
Frank Clark OF Argyle the de-
Tending champion. Also in the
upper bracket are Keith Kalllo
OF East Potomac Park, second
10 Ptomey In the qualifier with
II, and Ralph Bogart Of Chevy
Chase. who shot par 70.
Clark meets Ronnie Jamison
OF the University Of Maryland
today. while Kallio takes on
James Melenson OF Glenn Dale
and Bogart faces Coe.
The pairings.
Prank clark, Argyie tautomatleD vs.
Ronnle Jamison, U. Of Nd, 13l u.
oeorEe Ashton, Argyle tT21 w. Bill
Whlsler Argyle ,lIi)n 80,
Keith Kallio, East Potomac l7D vs.
Ralph Boaart, CHEVY Chase t72D vs.
Dick Ptemey. Washlngtonian 1901
w. pI bob Hslsy Argyle ,7Md ,zn ",
pu3ay p,viswssI yvoo9nanI t5aG' ?"
Howard savage, Areyle tT21 vs.. Pat
MARITIME Arayle tS3l,
bob Murphy, ARGYLE t72l vs. Bot
MARITIME. AfEyle (7bD.
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tured the 5,O00-meter run last
night, leaving Canada's ace
youngster, Bruce Kidd, to finish
third.
Sternberg tried II feet the
first time this ceiling has beer
officially attempted. He said the
altitude embarrassed him. He
felt he should have tried 1910
Sternberg said he thinks
John Pennel Of Northeast
Louisiana State, who did 16-4k
here last night, probably viii
break the record in the United
States Track and Field Fedora
ton meet in Houston tonight
Smell fooled around in eighth
place, then sixth, for the first
half mile. and then in. the
final 100 yards ate up the OPP
position. 1t was no contest at
the finish.
Trailing in order behind the
Olympic champion we're:
Jim Beatty, 1855; Dyrol
Burleson, 1855; Jim Grelle
1864; Cary Weisiger, 3:57.1,
and Bob Seaman, 1891.
Seaman can claim a distinc-
ton. His finish, track historians
said, brought the total times
the four-minute mile has beer
eclisped to 108.
Smell said the fast pace left
him a little leg weary. other.
wise, he guessed, he might have
run even faster. AS it was, Il
was the fourth fastest ever run
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ton, didn't have to lift a finger
as Smart Rodney took matters
into his own hands-or feet
and set a sizzling pace that
cooked his opponents. He won
by eight lengths, completing
the mile 2 full seconds faster
than LOUIS Star.
The fact that both heat win
nerS came from the Haughton-
trained barn made a third heat
unnecessary. Smart Rodney's
2:2045 made him the winner
Of the pot.
Six ticket holders had the
winning 5-1-4-1 twin double.
worth $2,622.6O each. Favored
Scotch Able won the sixth
under a smart drive by Austin
Galentine in the first division
OF the $5.625 Atlantic Seaboard
Pace. The second division, the
seventh race, went to Mighty
Tar Heel, another favorite.
-ATCHISON.
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Eastern Meters
Defeat MALTA
In Church Cup

HAVERFORD, Pa, June 8
(AP)-The Eastern team elm
mated the Middle-Atlantic, 6-3,
yesterday in the opening round
of the annual grass court tennis
matches for the Church Cup at
the Merton Cricket Club.
Middle States, the defending
champion, earned the right to
meet Eastern in today's finals
by defeating New England, 6-3,
The results:
singles-Sid Schwartz CE) def. Tim
Cross, ga, 6-4; Steve Potts (MA)
Parker CD def. Fred McNair, SIS,
6-2,6-4: Bailey Brown (E) def. Buddy
qoeltz. 81, 81; Paul Grants (El def
John Harris, SO, SO; Paul Cohen
def. Charles Charming, SO, ga.
Doubles-Potts-M eNair lMA) def.
Schwartz -Cranis, Ga, 7-5: Tully-Brown
lE) def. Coss-GoeltZ. 3-6, go, SO;
Claiming Harris (MA) def. Cohen
Parker. Sc, go.
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Don Floyd PAGES
Net Advance in
MALTA Seniors

ROANOKE, Va, June 8 (AP)
The defending champion and
last years runnerup led the
way into today's remaining
quarter-finals Of the Middle
Atlantic Tennis Associations
seniors tournament.
Don Floyd. the defending
titlist from Arlington, meets
Lloyd Hanson of Norfolk after
breeding past Bill O'Brien of
Arlington, 6-3, GA, in yes
terday's second round.
Mickey Pardew of Baltimore,
last years runnerup. faces Col.
Nick Powell Of Washington
after turning back Ridgely
Baker Of Baltimore, Ga, 6-3.
There was only one quarter
finals match played yesterday
and 1t provided the only upset
Of the tournament so far. Al
bert Jones, an unranked net
ter from Arlington. trounced
third-seeded Bob Atwood Of
Richmond, GO, 8-6.
Fred Stieber Of Baltimore
and Larry Middlekamp OF
Washington meet in today's
other quarter-final.
Stieber won by default from
fourth-seeded Henry FosS Of
Washington when the latter
became Ill and was forced to
withdraw. Middlekamp de-
feated Ralph johnson Of Vir-
ginia Beach, GA, 60.
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Ex-CoIts Official
Draws Jail Term

BALTIMORE, June 8 (AP) t.
Michael Holman. form n
ticket manager Of the Balti-
more Colts, has been sentenced
TO five years in Federal prison
after pleading guilty to a charge
of transporting $4,000 across
State lines.
Judge Harrison L. Winter
imposed the sentence In Fed
eral Court yesterday after the
Colts management recon-
mended that no punishment be
inflicted.
Holman, 80, the father Of
eight children. was accused Of
reselling about 1000 season
tickets last fall.
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Record 70
Wins Golf
At Andrews

Setting course records is be-
coming commonplace to Mrs.
James Maurer of Plattsburg
Air Force Base, but she wishes
they all were as profitable as
the 10 she shot at Andrews
AFB yesterday.
This record came in the Sec
ond and final round of the
Military Dependents tourna-
ment and gave her a l-stroke
victory over Mrs. James Laf-
ferty of Travis ALB 163-164.
1t was her second course record
this week. Monday she shot "A
at Buck Hill Falls in the POGO
nos.
Mrs. Maurer, the wife Of an
Air Force captain. went into
the final round in a third
place tie with Robbye King Of
Army Navy. the defending
champion, after an opening "a.
Mrs. Lafferty was the first
round leader with 80.
Mrs. Lafferty ran into some
bad luck when she hooked her
tee shot on the 18th into the
woods and then couldn't find
1t, costing her 2 strokes. She
also had a 20-foot putt for a
tie on the final hole that
Tipped the cup and spun out as
she shot another 80.
Mrs. Mauer, the present San
Francisco city champion, came
into the tournament Ill pre-
pared. She had played only six
rounds or so before Thursday
and became a little jittery to-
ward the end, 3-putting the
last two greens as she shot
39-40.
Miss King took third place
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Byruves Stops
Italian in I'd

ROME, June 8 (AP).-Joe
Byraves. 208. Of Jamaica
knocked out Italy's Franco de
Picolli. 2l9. in the second
round Of their scheduled 10
round heavyweight bout last
night at the Rome Sports
Palace.
Byraves. former British EN-
pire champion. floored De
Picolli three times In the Sec
ond round.
De Picolli, the 1860 Olympic
champion. was unconscious for
five minutes, but a doctor re-
ported later that he had suf-
fered no apparent injury. The
italian said he hit his head
on the canvas on the third
Touchdown.
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NEW YORK, June 8 (AP) .

NEW YORK, June 8 (AP).-
Dismissed
In a military manner, Cen
Douglas Macarthur has dis
posed of the track and field
feud that had threatened the
United States team for the
annual meet against Russia in
Moscow in July.
The general, obviously irked
told the United States Track
and Field Federation yesterday
to let its athletes run in the
National AAU championships
at st. Louis June 21-22. and
stop the quibbling.
The five-Star general was
appointed by President Kennedy
to get the warning groups in
line until the 1864 Olympics.
A few hours later, William
Russell Of Los Angeles, presi-
dent Of the USTFF, sent tele-
grams to the groups in the
federation authorizing Their
athletes to compete. Russell
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Lunt Wins, 2 and !,
7 axes British Title

ST. ANDREWS, Scotland,
June 8 (AP).-Michael Lunt,
British Walker Cup player, de-
feated John Blackwell, 2 and /,
today to win the British ANA
teur golf championship.
1t was the first time since
1925 that a Briton has taken
the title in a year when the
Walker Cup matches were
played this side of the ocean.
United States golfers usually
dominate the event.
Blackwell, 48, held his younger
rival even during the morning
round but faltered in the after
noon.
Lunt succeeds Richard Davies
of Pasadena, Calf, whom he
eliminated in yesterdays quar-
terfinal round.
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Kent Stakes
AT Delaware
Draws Nine
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

STANTON, Del. June g.
The Senators might not bt
faring too we'll this season, but
Washington horses are
enjoying a spectacular year al
Delaware Park.
After four horses from
Washington stables won here
Thursday, two more clicked
yesterday.
They were Spiral, a 2-year-
old colt owned and bred by
Cleveland Skinker, who has
been racing horses on the
Maryland Delaware New Jer-
sey circuit for so years; and
Our Forte, a 3-year-old filly
owned by Vincent A. Sheehy
jr.
A crowd of 10000 is expected
at Delaware today for the 26tt
running of the Kent Stakes.
Mrs. Charles D. Morgan;
Sky Wonder, who apparently
is tired of trying to beat Can.
dy Spots, skipped the Belmont
Stakes today for the K e n
Steve Brooks is slated to pilot
the former claiming horse IL
the / 1/l6-mile event.
If there are no Withdrawals
the Kent, with nine starters
will gross $29,100.
Rated strong contenders arr
George D. Widener's Crewman
topweighted with 1875 pounds
six more than Sky Wonder
the Wheatley Stables BolC
Commander, 100; winner o
the Chesapeake Stakes at Lau
rel, and Darby Dan Farms Or
namento, 1913.
Completing the Kent fiell
are:
Lawrence Katz's Do Declare
100; Tartan Stables Rollin
Sea. Ill; Harry j. O'Shea
Wild Card, Ill; William E
ODonnell's Bremen Pass, III
and Mrs. w. r. Kelly's Irisl
Demon II, 108.
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The last two American sur
vivors. Ed Updegraff of
Tucson, Ariz., and Ron Luceti
Of San Francisco, went out in
the semifinals yesterday.
Blackwell, a golfer with anti
slice clubs who takes sips of
vodka and orange juice be-
tween holes, was a l,000-to-l
longshot at the start Of the
championship. He gained the
finals yesterday with a 3-and-2
victory over Luceti.
The 28-year-old Lunt, who
is engaged to be married five
weeks from now to the girl
who caddied for him, knocked
out four Americans on his way
to the finals. Updegraff was his
victim in the semifinals, / up.
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Spill From Horse
FutuI to Jockey

RUIDoSo DOWNS, N. Mex,
June 8 (AP).-Jockey Richard
Lujan. 81. was thrown from a
horse into the rail and killed
during a workout yesterday at
Ruidoso Downs.
Lujan was one Of the coun-
try's top quarter horse jockeys,
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Mrs. Adams Captures
Cup OF Chevy Chase

Mrs. Tinsley Adams defeated
Mrs. Robert w. Bogue. l up
on the goth hole yesterday to
win the French High Commits
sion Cup competition at the
Chevy Chase Club.
Mrs. Paul H. Streip defeated
Mrs. Samuel B. Croker, ! up,
for the consolation title.
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Darlene Rallies,
Gains Net Final

MANCHESTER. England,
June 8 (AP).-Darlene Hard
of California, who trailed. 0-3
in each set. came from behind
and defeated Lesley Turner Of
Australia, Ga, GA, yesterday
in the semifinals Of the North
of England tennis champion
ships.
The Californian will meet
Australia's Jan Leblanc in the
final. Miss Leblanc upset Maria
Bueno, Miss Hard's Brazilian
doubles partner, As, 60
6-3.
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Mrs. Addie Wins
Diffenbuuqh Golf

Mrs. Robert Addie shot q
82-10-72 yesterday to take
Glass A honors and the Diffen-
baugh Trophy in the annual
Diffenbaugh tournament at
Kenwood Country Club. Mrs.
Camille Marvin's IS won Glass
A low gross laurels.
Mrs. Sam Kicker took low net
with 98-24-74 and Mrs. Paul
Courtney low gross in Class B
competition with a "a. Mrs. r.
d. Coursen's l08-29-79 won
Class c low net honors.
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Major Leaders
BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN IEAGuR

AMEhACAN LEAGUE
BATTING 600 at-bats) - Malone,
Boston sad . 40; Wassn,er' Los Anseles,
Kansas City. sis; Pearson, los
BY.
RUNS-Allison, Minnesota. 40; Kaline,
Detroit, 80: Hinton, Washington,
"a: Pearson, Los Angeles. SO; Sic
bern Kansas City, 81.
Runs BATTED IN Allison. Mime
sofa, 40; Kaline, Detroit, and Was-
chieago. SO; Nicholson. Chicago,
HITs-Pearson, Los Angeles, IL: Fox,
Chicago, IS; Schilling, Boston, SO
n Magner' Los Angeles 81; Kaline.
DOUBLEs-vsrsalles, Minnesota. 10:
Cansey' Kansas City, Power, Min
Six tied with IL.
TRIPLES = Hinton. Washington, 8;
Clinton, Boston, and cimon, Kan
sas City. 5is Aparicio, Baltimore,
Robinson. Chicago, and fresh. New
HOME RUNS-Allison, Minnesota, IS;
GShaygnsT. Los Angeles; -; Nicholson,
Mantle, New York. II.
STOLEN BAsEs-Aparicio Baltimore,
10; Wood. Detroit, and Hinton,
gH!sshingten, 81 Charles: kansas
Green, Minnesota, ..
PITCHING Five deeisionsl -. Stock,
Kansas City, and Bouton. New
rs S.s and R siS oi Mlanss0 Ia. Fl,
sTRIKEoUTs-Barbsr. Baltimore. n;
bunning, Detroit, rs; Paseual
in an as, .r ns Cheney wAshins'
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING 200 at-batsD -droat, 81.
Louis, and coyington, PHILADELPHIA,
Iaies, philadelphia. ana warSiei,
RtNs@FioOd' 81. Louis, 40: II. Aaron.
Mliyaukeea ~: Robinson, cinein-
sssu az; Btoek' chleago 81: White,
Runs N sAfrEp N-Robinson. Gin.
einnat. 4li H.. Aaron, Milwaukee
and p. Alou, san. Franeisco. 40i
Sspeda, san Francisco and Boyer,
HITsLoTost. 20. Louis. II, white. g.
Louis, 40; Boyer, 81, Louis, .6s. X
Aaron, Milwaukee. 66. cepeda, Ban
Francisco, and Flood, 81. Louis. -
DOubLEs-CcpedA San Francisco, TO-
uroAt, 81. Louis, 10. Javier. o.
Louis, ~. Pinson. Cincinnati. and
Gonzalez, Philadelphia, 10.
TRIPLES--Brock, chieago, and Skin
ner, Cincinnati, 8; Williams, CHICAGO,
Pinson.. Cincinnati. and Flood, s.
Louis, s.,
HOME RUNs-H Aaron. Milwaukee,
~. y. Alou, San Francisco. 49, Rob
inson, Cincinnati. Howard, Los An.
Geles and Mays. Cepeda and Bailey,
San Francisco, ~
STOLEN BAsEs--ROblnson, cincinnati
~, Brock. Chieago. and Wills, Los
Angeles, 13, pinkon, Cincinnati
and w Davis, Los Angeles. ~
PITCHING five deeitionsl - o'Dell
San Francisco, Sci. 1858. PerTanoski
Los Angeles. Gel, lsb7, Woodeshick
Houston, and Mclean, Pittsburgh
5.li .s33. Maloney, Cincinnati, SIG,
sTRIKEoUTs-DrysdAle. Los Ansslst
20 koufa1. Lot Angeles sb' Ma
caso, and Marlehal. san Fran
cisco. 20.
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South African Coins

CHELTENHAM. England,
June 8 (AP) Renee Schuur-
man Of South Africa defeated
Norma Baylor Of Argentina,
7-e. 60, yesterday to reach
the final of the Cheltenham
tennis tournament.
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TeIevision

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TODAY
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Racing ~
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Bowling.
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TOMORROW
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WTOP-9. 2 pm.
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WMAL-7, noon.
Bowling Teens, WAlAL-7,
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Golf
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TODAY
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WTOP-l5n0, 8 pm.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-08
Boros Grabs
2-Shot Lead
In Flint Golf

GRAND BLANC, Mich. June
8 (AP).-Someone stole julius
Boros' putter at the last Mas
tiers golf tournament, but it
isn't bothering him. He's been
hot with the spare ever since.
Boros, using the spare putter.
fired a 6-under-par Sc yester-
day to take 2-stroke lead in
the first round of the $4,000
Flint Open. The big North
Carolinian dropped birdie puts
of 35 and Is feet and had a
total of 10 one-putt greens.
The 43-year-old veteran
seized the lead in the big field
at Warwick Hills from Jerry
Pittman, a Tulsan II years his
junior. Pittman earlier had
shot a 4-under-par SO on the
7 ,280-yard course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-08
Fourth in Winnings

Boros. on a comeback this
year and ranking fourth in
money winnings, won his first
tournament in three years by
taking the Colonial Invitational
three weeks ago.
Later, still using the spare
putter, he finished second in
the Oklahoma City Open and
tied for second in the Speedway
Festival at Indianapolis.
The Flint, rained out Thurs
day, moves into its second round
today with the pressure on
BoroS.