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Mansfield News-Joornal Thortdty, April 21, Wtrt, mr iWinffE A 4-3 vlctOTV OVCr tllf AT -A 33 I TEAM SERIFSFo ICrol'l. 1U5 LITTLE SPORT XL By Rouson ML. Newt-Journal ThuMday. April 21 l0 Sugar Kings at Havana. JBUflUV fJf'I A rrniuH nf 40(1 fl.o.n TEAM GAME S-Fon, 4214) LEADHl Ft, 'HI CfOttf.

57 45. League howling Uoinulup City Kcglers ld By 6.W Lefty Wins Lively Dusting Sprinting Start Mept In Kanas LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) -A couple of runners who share in world records, Ira Murchi-son and Bill Woodhouse, will most in a snecial 100 meter LiiIsp Easier Terrorizing IL Pitrhers By UnUfd Pram Inte 'national Premier Fidel Castro, watched jning which ihttM Hob Tr-league President Frank Jf Off fff Ity. his mound opiwncnt. ShauRhnessy present the Sugar "I felt very, very strong out 4 A Hurhcrtoii High Gets New Bukeilmll Tutor BARBERTON Rob ert Dutton, 40, a graduate of Kent State University, is new JIuH Willi INmIcis.

El 0 Kings with the (iovernor's Cup BOSTON i AIM Jerry Can- there." asaie saia. HIM for their victory in last year's ale. the Boston Ited Sox strong deserves a lot of the credit He Onlv four Mansfield Pi colony mixed douihi were "able to concoct honnr mil EM3' 0 MiM I eies- cane Frontt, weiu auic iu LUllLOll Iionor rOU(E Forman. IM; Cole, 535. C.

Boyies. u.i niLni i.iiKe easier, wno claims ne bowling series yesterday With 0 414, Little World Series. man. credits low pitches and helped me in many wayi. es- llnwuvftr Factor minor! llu Sill Mnulip for hm snnrklmtJ Deciallv With mv follow "only 38 years old." is still ter- mwmmmt mm WOWEN It iF Mr iii Vfl.irta.

U4 Dick Adams and Rubv Mctz! head basketball coach at Bar- t. I imA Mi Mamin JH The victory boosted the Giants into a first place tie with the Dodgers. 1M ri-rti- By MILTON RICHMAN VPI Sporti Writer Bcanballs already? ball on the left forearm Mays grimaced in pain but trotted down to first base. Now it was Mrformirk's turn leaaing ine way. eisher body salaried i- event at the 35th Kansas Relays Saturday.

Murchison, former Western Michigan great, ran the 100-meters in 10.1 four years ago. That world record time is hv turn others. Park Lants EXCHANGE CLUB LEAGUE INDIVIDUAL si us-Paii Thompson, Ctitny Lams Pittsburgh defeated Phila A I 1 FUI I I I i i taut Adams smashed a 652 set in the City A League at the Colo- rori7ing International League snow hp broke up a 3.3 sophomore debut. through He's also shown ma pitchers. tie in the 10th frame with a Casale presented the Sox how 10 do a better job of keep- The former Cleveland In- towering blast off Luis Arro- with their lust victory in three ln ba" low dians' first baseman emerged yo, the thud Havana Hurler es Wednesday with a stingy Maglie, former National as the biggest hero of the IL The Cubans scored all then de lili.

7 1 fruimph over the League great, was appointed nerion tngn M-nooi. Me succeeds Leroy Raber, who resigned after 14 years as head coach. Dutton has been a member i mw 1 up. and it seems only nat- in lh JftD 0r seventh He lnm A.t rinrinnati U- 33 JOnn 111 I i Li JU I rv l.J 1 i I a 1 I 1 1 1 1 nilIV II Ty LaneS Where tiene runston Brown, 202 -572; Chuck Chtst, 20J-51; WISS-JH, C. Ftinptrj, HI; Htrm Mor and Joe Gansberccr backprl H'roW iU' Lwcv' m- 7 7.

h.1 U(-Keu S52 Mtrlt Reed, 204-552; Milt Jones. Plymouth Potoniae State Fulls To ural that the two teams firing (jjdn.t waste any lime firing Mjiwaukr-p, 105. in 10 at each other arc the Giants his (irs( p)tch at Wally innings and st. LoUjs and Dodgers in a prompt ear- Moon.s head Moon nit the dirtlere idle ftrofci Fc JFuiW CLEVELAND (UPI) Mrs. Tris Speaker, widow of the former Cleveland Indians manager and hall of famer, was Him Wim bJH anit bUl.

2OI-545 Harold McCIHn. Ni COLONYBTTBJ LEAGUE of the Barberton coaching staff openers Wednesday night by runs in a sixth inning rally New York Yankees He blast-Sox pitching coach to succeed since 1946, assistant to Raber belting a loth-inning home run that featured a two-run triple ed a bases loaded double to retiring Dave Ferris during tha 1711 nortroooto ktmbtriing. 542; Don Danals. 531; Paul INDIVIDUAL SERIES--LU Grill, US- Miv6un IONIC 111 Bt met. 537; Paul Schadek.

201 171, 394; Shinty Pa- (j-u "--as ine nan univeu pai iuihi Pul I14-127-3M, Mry Kane, Ishtlllch, 314. highlight a four-run second in- winter. the last eight years. that gave the Rochester Red by Jim Pendleton. CSII.

521; John Brxn, 527. vho's the boss. lanH 1 2 Woodhouse, a former Abilene Christian CoUege athlete, is one of seven who share the 100-yard dash record of 09.3. Woodhouse ran the 100-meters in 10.2 at Abilene Saturday. by a stroke Wednesday The Giants were Wednesday I the day anyway.

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when mikc skw- Trie victory was Mccormick wai0ned the ONTARIO Iloeer Walters r'e fly in the tenth inning by visiting Eagles giving up only iSLM gave four hits, fanning seven. and Suburban Community hosp.fl mi, i win uv. the Orioles. 8-7. and his Ontario teammates ine 1'otomac Mate uaseoaii warning tour.

A nase on nans, Dodgers, bu also had he as 0n April 13. Ttmim homer Iwed a 3-2 decision over Ash- single, and EngkVs sacrifice work in a l.veh dus ng duel own cause at the plate. I- jn (hp fjfh jnnj was the pi. JJJJ 5 Bl Red 0 5 in land College here yesterday, fly spelled victory for the Po-ith sidearmed Don Drysdale. he K.rkland led off the fifth L.

In owffiH here Wednesday Ashland (2-3) shoved a pair tomacs after solo runs in the Drysdale. who allowed only with a single and moved up on ptMuJ Vern taw' scat-l of runs across in the eighth on opening two frames. PAN A DRUG STORES ylfiW' ANNOUNCE "REXALL" PRODUCTS FEATURED AT ALL OUR STORES TO INTRODUCE THE WONDERFUL REXALL' LINE AT GRAY'S WE OFFER OUR CUSTOMERS AN OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE A JACKPOT OF fiir hits in dmnmni? his an infield out. With two down. A tn- u.

rijniouui was uio iiuna rWhrnhatistl iMi toMmti fount on SAVE Dollars and ENJOY Tender, Tasty MEAT FOR YOUR HOME FREEZER QUICK FROZEN in 14 or AS me raiK Avenue sanies circuit at Park Lanes where the Linham's Automotive quintet captured the loop championship. Zahn's Construction finished atop the City A standings. Th iionor lloll Men Dick Adam 4 Gen Funston 11 1-209-2 1 -41l jo Gnsbrtr ltl-224 207-oi Women Ruby Men 1S-194-I0-Srt THBRM-0-DI5C LEAGUE Village Lants MEN'S SERIES Art Btthtt, 147-141-J0O-528; Jot Reif, 520; Jim Guthrie, 514. WOMEN'S St IE 5- Mae Reader, 192-141-145-491; Mary Wllgus, 497; Marge Weaver, 419; Aggie McGregor, 411, Son. dra Rein, 417; Phyllis Zahn, 447; Belle Letdy, 457.

I 1 Came of the season toiiowing wctormicn cbukhi wp and when thfi j-hillies 1 an error, and a double by los- if HOLIDAY HOUSE noun (onfitinr must 1 1 1 i.i imirt hum tiurii shim i. inm. two victories, hit Orlanda e- third baseman Jim IflH Mill ii .1 4. UUlli, I r. 1 1 1 in thtfi i i I Mil 1 Tennty 3b rf 4 Fnklutr 30 4 Ylchatli 4 Hawkins cf 4 Kuykncll si 3 Rulllr lb 3 twda on the head with a pitch flat-footed as he laid down a mm tM Walters led the Warrior at- i was Ashland's second ii Mil icy and they tanmm in the second inning (Vpeda's perfect bunt along the foul line thjs season in l5 con.

tack, belting four safeties. On straight loss here 50 ADDITIONAL PRIZES helmet saved him on mat one. uiai sem rvirKianu uj inninus Then in the sixth. Drvsdale from where he scored on Doni the hill, he fanned 12 andm0Ved into i 4 i 1 Mait if 1 walked five. Dean Strohminger (W.

Va.) this afternoon for aK BgT and Ken Burger rapped out came Wuh Sheoherd State'TftTtl r' tunc Willie Mavs with a fast Blasingame's single. CASALE HOLDS YANKS ixfitOZEN FOOD i. L.u t. three hits each and Hi Hixon Tnrc rniinoo Annihor Ashind ooooooojoo-j 14,000 in FREE PRIZES! jerry casare nciu ine i w'iM, JPotomae state no 0000001-3 ''mem to vp ts and drove in ra mc iauua. came wun lomurrow two Bast Hiti Runyan, wichaeis ees Ontario annual Basa on Balls, off McKlnlty 4, Engla milium nu.i ku unfin.

ends Ashland's 11th Sox W-f tIRH AB two runs in the Red tnrv RiMtmi honnpri 1 1 1 Mellain Miosen i 'rest line Toaeli on Hot) "ulltr .1 lay 7, Funkhaustr 4, Engla 2. Winning Pltchar Engla. Lotlng Pltchar PANA SUMMER HOLIDAY i i southern trip. 0 4 1- 0 1 TAPPAN FIRST SHIFT Villig Lanes INDIVIDUAL SERIES-Slan Glnnever, Turley for five runs in the firsts two innings, scoring four runs "'''p COME INI ANYONE CAN WIN: ju.d.P..iiyuriii.d.in FREE ENTRY BLANK in Drawing Box! You nd nolbt prtiint le win I Drawing will bt hold May 17th for SO prizes I HOLIDAY HOUSE GRAND PRIZE WINNER will ttUcttd from Hit 50 priit winniril Employ! and families of Gray Drug Stores not ligibl. SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF FROZEN HlKon 3b Waltara Rupp is Gaul rf Btrgtr 7b Raurt JO Moyer lb Jacobs 10 SIo-Ballers 190 179 579; Ken Kasse, 571; Charles A Ik Flowers, 231572; Ed Rogers, 201 545rf- 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 Sonny Liston Ready For Showdown Match in me secona wun me am 01 mum CRESTLINE Dave McClain and Jerry Schacht Casale's two-run double.

Ron Wllli MCCrea, 201-212-544; Bob West. Plan Sc-ssion 1 3 0 0 0 3 1 0 206562; John Boner, 205-559, Les Rapo. Bowman 4n nnrl 1 1 i i i I .11 -nil I'P Hlinnc a lid Hall cf 115-553; Max Yeager. 222548; Cliff lli alth nd Betuly Alitt ilvrrllM-d in I a i I Weekly April Jl rK on ale at liray'a llevall Morn. If Sfrhmger Leedy.

207535; Dale Eberts 210 a. tJ a HOUSTON (AP) A Slo-Ball Associa- Apnt Snnnv r.istnn nitched 50 WONDERFUL PRIZES WORTH $4,000 fortunes at Crestline for 1960-61 school term. jCasale each collected two mcpil Oip nn- in Boston's 11-hit attack. nilS Arnold Jassay rf TfVT A I DaStrcklr cf Da Strcklr ct TOTALS JOHNNY APPLESEED VILLAGE 1532 I.K.XlMiTON AVFNI'B 40 NORTH MAIN STREET 90 NORTH MAIN STREET WEST PARK SHOPPING CENTER UK? l'ABK A KM 10 WEST ioi5 tion leaguers will be organized in downtown Houston to- Not a cottag but a ytar-round homtl 120 iq. ft.

porch, big Eliding glan door-wallt, big 20 ft. living room, gallty kitchon, bath and bdroomtl Harmon Killebrew socked his Plymouth 120 000 7S 00 ADMIIAt coio mivmoN $47 00 ADMIIAL KHCTIOACCOEOINa TO IOFICATIOnTi It IIICTIO ACCOIOINI TO 1PICIPIOIION1I MO 511 Ontario 1 pointments today and only the formal approval of the board of education is needed. 4 95 MNTION TAtt IfCODDH tT.1i AOMIIAl lEUVISION tlSJ IOYAI rOITAIll OIO AN IS KltCHIN-AID Qt. MIXI 2 aa" ana oegan nnai irainuii; Tuesday at 8 for Mondav niehfs heavv- nisi noiiiri uiiu uiMi tuuuiir 0ff waitars strint mpptinff next uted a two-run single as the 3 struck out, by. mmnji stnn.

VAIllll AVAILAILI AT TOUI IAT OlUft tTOII hii by pitchtd Baii, by waiters iHam-ip. m. at me main conterence Wpipht contender showdown (' 1 I 1 1 isenawra ipuimi uib iuuit-s man) FOOD and FISH HOME MADE MEATS OUR SPECIALTY! Bologna Wienort Knockm Livor Pudding Ham Loaf Head Cheese Blond Pudding Mettwurtt Tttwurst You'll Enjoy Our Gtnuint Koshtr Products-Potato Salad Ham Salad Hot Cabbaga Bakad Btant FREE DELIVERY ON WEEKENDS JOHN WEIDLE QUALITY MEATS AND DELICATESSEN West Park Shopping Conter 7S3 Springmill LA 2-9978 LA 2-8W3 McClain, a quarterback at Bowling Green State University in 1959, will begin his schoolboy coaching career with kens, the Crawford County League king, in the regional fi- rsf irtil A I 1, I -i 1 -i I four runs in the first inning and came back to win. Ex Oriole room at The Mansfield News- Wjtn rov Harris. Journal- Harris owns a 30-1 record.

Sam Chinni, Slo-Ball Liston has included 19 knock-has asjeed all interested teams outs in his 28-1 record. liurhs Okay COLUMBUS (AP) The lace firad, Schacht's two teams dtt" norme winning run after Billy Consolo -1 winnimf I Trunin. 111c 1 jw 1 t.n 1 11 it 1 I lieiilkll Ohio State football squad is in bring their eniry ree rues 'WIM i ii I a 1 Arrows 'Miss' Kood condition, all players hav-aay. lie saia jo teams nave a proaucea a i-i-i recoru unaer "I tripled in the eighth. Tex Clev- Ray Kennedy 1959 and won Wfl2 1 eOW was the winner and Rip the Mohican league crown.

An Amherst High a hlete il 1 CoIcman fe of all-Ohio footballer at Upper teach physical education and Jjm fi Sandusky. McClain played three social studies. He'll WpcoachL drove in runs for Bal. ing recovered from practice ready turned in their seasonal ASHLAND Ashland High rosters. (failed to show up for its home All interested teams are wel- tennis match with Mansfield St.

come. I Peter's Wednesday. injuries, reports Trainer Ernie Biggs. The Buckeyes will prac lPPd-up Drol m. 12 Of.

43c mmm REG. 65c 29c AMMEN'S POWDER 5 Vi Ox. For minor skin irritations. LIMIT 2 OVN years at Hit ana contributed to "Vtimore tice Friday and Saturday LEANER YOUR PHARMACIST By years of training, your Gray Drug pharmacist is an exacting scientist. As a member of the community health team, he is a dedicated professional man, serving vour needs not onlv as a supplier of MSY Off the Falcons capturing the na- June.

tional small college end toL'a. Complete athletic assign with 'Pplcot 98c to Qt. WAX Mr-Plain wdl tpaph in thp at Crestline for 1960-61 JOHNSON JUBIUf 75c PLEDGE ence department. follow. Athletic Dlrtclor-Karl Hackman.

Schacht comes to Crestline FootB4lt Mcciam Em catctii JOHNSON medicines but as a merchant whose stocks reflect the daily needs of his 98c after leading New Bremen to Jopi Wmm, Jty Knunm, jamas the State finals in the ClaSS A Basketball-Jarry Schacht (htad coach), I mm 1 1 Knlerlm. McClain, Dotson. JOHNSON'! i W-IGiflSttai customers. He's a fellow 532; Mike Richards, 200529; Roy Baum-berger, 524; Roy Motson, 524. VILLAGE LEAGUE INDIVIDUAL SERIESL.

Cairns, 17.1-179-229-544; C. Matheson, 201-533; C. Lincoln, 520 TEAM SERIES Mansfltld Paint. 2405; Blue Goose, 2517. TEAM GAMES Paint, 905; West End Garage, 141.

LEADERS West End, 79-53; Morrison Homes-2, 72.5-59.5. PARK AVENUE LADIES INDIVIDUAL SERIES Mell, 570; Shirley Weed, 204-534; Marty Dye, 531; Rose Scheltel, 529; Louise Bush, 524; Arlene Peters, 518; Polly Marlowe, 503; Helen Vogel, 202502; Jerry Warden, 501. TEAM SERIES Your Flower Shop, 2544; Avon Fashions, 2340; Naylor't Service, 2298. TEAM GAMES Flower, 900-856; Avon, 25. LEADERS Linham's Automotive, 41-31; Flower, 40.5-38.5; Dill Builders, 59-40.

(Final). CITY A LEAGUE Colony Lanes INDIVIDUAL SERIES Adams, 453; Funston, 638; Gansberger, 401, Hal Le-Munyon, 201-203592; George Cutty, 204 569, Chuck Weeks, 218545; Fred Zahn, 553; Henry Heiser, 217551; Dave Moysl, 221-541; Abe Keefer, 541; Jake Gaubatz, 637, Orlle Grable, 533; Norm Male, 527. TEAM SERIES Zahn's Construction, 5753; Liederkrani, 2751; Possum Run, 2700. TEAM GAIvTES Llederkrant, 971; Zahn's, 944; Possum, 932. LEADERS Zahn's, 64-35; Possum, Sf; 42; Colony, 56-43 (Final).

VICTORY LEAGUE Park Lanes INDIVIDUAL SERIES Bill Birmelin, 3C3-206-188 597, Vmce Kulschall, 217 580; Tom Welch, 230-573; Mickey Roberts. 220-569; Jim Elliott, 207-564; John Cervlnskl, 224-542; Frank Horvath, 213 555; Stan Puskarz, 201537; Willi Hoi-brook, 200524; Bod Stont, 524. TEAM SERIES-Fusco Cltaners, 2474; Renie Metal, 2405; Ideal Production, 2522. TEAM GAMES Fusco, 941; Renlt, 919; Production, 895. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES Park Lants INDIVIDUAL SERIES Mllll Hardinq, 159-169-153 481; Ruth Cook, 447; Flo Sau-r, 448; Alleen Smith, 452; Dot Engle, 434; Helen Rusiska, 428.

WESTINGHOUSE A LEAGUE Colony Lanes INDIVIDUAL SERIES B. Summers, 201-179-197-577; H. Waldman, 545; R. Ev-rly, 220-532; W. Shreffler, 521.

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Served piping-hot in High, a new consolidation near Massillon. football its seen in almost 20 ESS a basket! FOUNTAIN STORES ONLY An eight-year football coach- years and with eight lettermen Ing veteran, Kennedy guided and six or eight more veterans Crestline to a 7-1-1 record in back this fall. Crestline should 1959, good enough to rank third come up with another good among the 27 schools sponsor- team. fxtra softening action! LANOLIN PLUS HAND LOTION leaves hair soft, easy to combf LANOLIN PLUS CREME RINSE ing grid units in the Mansfield "1 can't help being cnthusi- 5k aW, i RAINBOW LEAGUE Village Lanes INDIVIDUAL SERIES Sally Marshall. 188-197-142-527; Virginia Kwiatek, 489; Ruth Forwlth, 448; Janet Daugherty, 458; Faye Snavely, 434; Milli Foss, 433; Marge FOR FOR 8S ASH 51 to' Hudson, 425.

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Kennedy was not at liber- to the limit." ty to release salary informa- 3 ASSSnj.ANTS Announcing his appointment Kennedy will begin work on to the new post, Kennedy said selection of three assistants today, "Naturally, any coach Saturday. After talking with hates to make a change after Tusla officials, it seems cer 9.9S ONLY vream ttenei ba1 holder REoG 9 fllm. 127 finder GforifleS your halrl flash view 'or awr i i 1 1 2LSX fon more osute- aha 1770; DeYarmon Insurence, 1474; Globe Window Cleaning, 1648. TEAM GAMES Ringside, 655-594; Globe, 627. LEADERS Ringside, 79.5-52.5) Globe, 79-53, F.

W. Wooiworth, 77-55. WESTINGHOUSE LEAGUE Park Lanes INDIVIDUAL SERIES-AI Bakl, 200-200-170-570; Fred Lehr, 145-201-204-570; H. Baseball vc, No Introductory Offerf EVENING IN PARIS Dry Skin BATH OIL NOREEN COLOR UtAtV in iwi in I msmmm OfrtW- rtff Tlt Alii fVllO tlTrtniOlIlt TTTOT sjuu ui juui uaj iiuio nuuutuui ojr Cj The World NOW ONiy CIGARS 4. tain many of the boys enrolled I in the new school will have (had some football background, some of them in the Massillon system.

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Kennedy's ouarterhack San Francisco 5 2 .714 Milwaukee 3 2 .400 1 Pittsburgh 4 3 .571 1 Cincinnati 3 3 .500 l'j Philadelphia 4 .333 2' i Chicago 2 4 333 2'i St. Louis 1 5 .147 JVj Wednesday's Results Cincinnati 10, Milwaukee 5 (10 innings) San Francisco 1,. Los Angeles 0 Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 2, night Only games scheduled Today's Games Cincinnati at Milwaukee O'Toole (1-0) vs Wllley (0-0) Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (night) Simmons (0-1) vs Umbricht (0-1). Only games scheduled Friday's Games Cincinnati at Philadelphia Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, night San Francisco at Chicago Los Angeles at St. Louis, night 1 ONLY Just turn the micrometer 00 dial from 1-9 for light tc Serve Sealtest Half and Half on fruits and berries.

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ty championships. He served Huffman's brother, Joe, Lee at Celina as assistant in foot-Keiser and Tom Scott were bal1 and basketball for two other Cub athletes beltint? horn- terms before moving to Payne. 99c GB 'O LEAGUE Pet 2 0 1.000 1 0 1000 2 1 .447 1 1 .500 1 1 .500 1 2 .333 0 1 .000 0 .000 Results AMERICAN Detroit Chicago Washington Baltimore New York Boston Kansas City Cleveland Wednesday's Vour Guardian AngeU An efTecfive antacid Relieves Indigestion! prs. T.awhnrn rrackpd nnP! Kennedy's scholastic coach- for the Bulldogs. ing career began at Randolph AMITONE 1 eHe Detroit 4.

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mm Cochran. Home Runs John Huftmtn, Joe Huffman, Keiser, Scott. Bases on Baits, off John Huffman, 3, 71 Sri' Hardin Malyer Morton 10. Struck J- Out. by John Huffman 3.

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Ditmar (3). Ktpp (8) How-rd; Casale and H. Sullivan, Sadowsk, Casale (1-0). TJjrtJV (W)j Whinoton "1 010 210-8 14 1 B.mmore 003 000-7 12 0 BKemm rer Clevenoer 14), Hyde (8) Btty: Paopas, Coleman all day long 1 OOn, CRESTLINE A 574 series by B. Matthes was the top bowl ing tally last night at Mahek's in 19 and Tnandos.

(0-1). Coleman Recreation. Hebrew (1) washinoton, Helen Etler's 478 paced the NATIONAL LINESCORES Los Ansel" 1 1 women circuit. WOMEN'S MERCHANT LEAGUE INDIVIDUAL SERIES Htltn Elltr, UTS Poseboro; Wilson Mccormick (2-). Drys f0(5f Provont Ivy poisbningi' PhiU'lPhi.

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Matthes, 204-574; Doggett, 201-552; D. Miller. Law (2-0). ititmliffl NEVER BEFORE! PRO Tooth Brush Coker; Law and Burgess tooth Paste Tompion ill Run In Derby 'Trial' LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) -Tompion, the future book choice for Kentucky Derby laurels, probably will get his first test on Kentucky soil Friday against some of" the class he'll meet at Churchill Downs.

The Tom Fool colt is figured to lead a classy field in the Forerunner Purse at Keene-land, an event that is contested for only $7,500, but usually draws top derby hopefuls. FIGHT RESULTS Tkt Associated MM BOZEMAN, Moof. Gent Fullmer, 140. West Jordap, Utatv and Joey Giardeilo, isi'l, Philadelphia, drtw 15 I Fullmer r-taintd Hit NBS mlddltweiflhf Hoak (1). Cardwcii d-u Home runs Pittsburgh.

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