July's Hot Pace Fails To Wilt Chisox, Leading League By 2 Percentage Points
Ford Plays 6 Under Par Golf
To Set Pace In Akron Tourney
Cross-County Skiers
Take To The Water
The Cross County Skiers
of Yonkers will hold their
water skiing carnival and
picnic tomorrow at Candlewood Lake, Conn.
A water ski slalom course
will be set up and prizes
awarded for the best time.
A horseshoe-pitching contest
and other games also are
set. Girls will be judges in a
hamburger - cooking contest
for the men.
A Scotch Golf tournament
will
be conducted
next
month. Mr. and Mrs. David
Wilkie and George Oberlander are chairmen.
Chicago Beats Yankees,
3-2, Takes Vital Series
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Herald Statesman, Yonkers, N.Y., Fri., July 29, 1955
League spread over the secondBy JOHN CHANDLER
place Milwaukee Braves who deA. P . Sportswrlter
AKRON, Ohio (AP) — Doug ; before finishing with two pars with a three-under-par 33, but
F o r the first three months of feated . Philadelphia 4-2.
used 37 shots on the back nine.
Ford, keeping up a busy homejfor his 34.
the
1951 season they called the The New York Giants downed
After
today's
18
holes,
the
field
life between rounds, was in thelHoma a Ruonerup
Chicago
Americans "those amaz- the Chicago Cubs 4-1 and the St.
lead today as the Rubber City j Close behind him were six golf- will be slashed to the low 60 pros
ing White Sox" and everything Louis Cardinals defeated the
and
10
low
amateurs
who
will
go
into
its
second
18jers
from
the
starting
field
of
151.
.Open went
looked rosy for a pennant at Co- Pittsburgh Pirates by the same
all tied up at 67. They were Mike on through 18 holes tomorrow
holes.
4-1 score.
miskey P a r k .
and
the
final
18
Sunday.
Homa
of
-Rye.
N.
Y..
Ed
Oliver
The PGA champion from YonDropo Spree Continues
But
after
the
All-Star
game
in
kers, N. Y., blazed over the first of Lemont. 111., Art Wall J r .
Walt Dropo continued his batJuly
the
magic
potion
wore
off,
18 on the 6,700-yard Firestone of Pocono Manor, Pa., and E. J.
ting spree, his two-run homer in Souped-up Ford
and
the
Pale
Hose
drooped
like
Country Club course yesterday "Dutch" Harrison of St. Louis.
morning glories. The go-go kids the third inning off Bob Turley
What a week" for Westchester! DOUG FORD wins th#
Six men were tied at 68. and
with a six-under-par 32,34—66.
were gone. Ever since, they said, proving the White Sox margin National PGA Championship on his first try; BOBBY KUNTZ
six were deadlocked at
when the chips were down and over New York. Connie Johnson brings the Metropolitan amateur championship back to the county,
Then he went home to his another
69
house trailer, helped his wife, the heat was on in July after the had the Yankees shut out until and lovely MRS. ALLISON CHOATE cops the women's T r i All-Star excitement it would be Mickey Mantle hit his 22d homer Countv title for the third time. Offering conclusive proof one*
shop for groceries, took his three Defending champion Tommy
in the ninth with one aboard. Re- again that Westchester Is "the goltingest county in the country".
bye, bye White Sox.
youngsters swimming and return- Bolt of Chatanooga, Tenn., had a
On every course and corner In the connty the past week,
ed to the course with his fam- 70 for the opener. He went out
So. Look. Today, two weeks liefer Billy Pierce struck out Jerry Coleman with the bases full
the
talk has centered around Ford and his Incredible golf a t
ily later to take p a r t In a golf
after
the
1955
All-Star
tilt,
it's
In a well-played game that
Detroit. Never in the long history of the PGA has a pro
clinic.
been just the opposite, and Marty to end the battle.
took only 55 minutes to finish,
stormed through the title tourney with the ease with which
2 Eagles On 1st Nine
Marion's scrapping C h i c a g o Cleveland snapped back at Bosthe Post-Ells triumphed over
Ford rolled over the field at Detroit. His per round average
gang has knocked the New York ton after losing the first two
Starting in this tournament
the Lud-Dales, 3-1, in the South
of almost seven strokes under par for seven rounds has never
Yankees out of first place. By games of the series, with Al Roonly two days after he whipped
Yonkers Softball League at Pelsen the star for the Tribe. He
been equalled. And on his first attempt, Doug hist having comonly
two
slim
percentage
points,
Dr. Cary Middlecoff at
the
ton Field last night.
batted in three runs, two with
pleted his five year pro apprenticeship last May.
to
be
sure,
but
the
White
Sox
PGA title match in Detroit, Ford
Brud Magner gave up four hits
SOUTHAMPTON (AP) — The
his 16th homer in the third inJim Turnesa, who won the PGA three years ago, said Monday*
showed
no
signs
of
folding
this
whacked four strokes off par on
in the first two innings for the
time as they whipped the Yan- ning. Boston rallied in the eighth, morning that no one would beat Ford at Detroit. And what si
the first nine holes with an eagle Meadow Club tennis tournament winnners, and then closed the
kees yesterday 3-2 and took the routing E a r l y Wynn with a walk, wonderful tonic Ford's win must have been to his Dad and uncle,
on No. 2 and birdies on No. 6 was down to the quarter-finals gates on the L-D's the rest of
today
with
nothing
to
indicate
vital series two games to one. single and double. But with one both of whom suffered heart attacks during the past six months.
and No. 7. On the No. 2 hole he
Bajart Post topppled the Green
that it'll not be top-seeded Tony the way.
run in, Don Mossie threw a call- Three of Doug's buddies—Bill Condon Jr., Jerry Mahoney and P a t
dropped a curling 50-foot putt for Trabert and defending champion T h e Post-Ells scored in the Sox at Mark Twain Field last Uphill Fight Won
ed third strike past Ted Wil- Yannicelli of Yonkers—flew out to Detroit and saw Doug win t h *
an eagle three.
first on a walk to Buster Cortes night in Babe Ruth League com- In fact, Chicago reached first liams.
Eddie -Moylan in the finals.
final.
•place
the
hard
way
with
an
upFour straight p a r s started him
Trabert, who brushed aside and Walter Klausman's triple to petition.
Six
and
seven
years
ago
when
Ford
was
winning
every,
At
Baltimore,
the
Tigers
made
hill
battle.
When
League
play
reon two of the next three holes John Lesch of Los Angeles, 6-2, right. I n the sixth they won the Bob Neidig set down the last
sumed July 14 after the All-Star it four of five over the Orioles, amateur event around this district, amateur officials were prae-i
6-2, yesterday, meets Japanese game with two runs as a result 11 men in order, and Roger recess, the White Sox were in setting a faster pace than Chi- ticaily forcing him out of the amateur ranks and into pro golf..
Davis Cupper Atsushi Miyagi in of singles by Willie Johnson and Brewer hit a home and single to third place, six games back of cago since the Ail-Star tussle. What a favor they did the tall, handsome Italian-American, who;
the upper half of the draw. And John Aslon followed by Hank sparkle for the winners. Other New York, and a game behind Detroit has moved at a .765 clip in the short span of a few years was to rocket to the front a*
hits were registered by Tony second-place
in the lower half Moylan from Horsche's double to left.
Cleveland.
Since since July 14, winning 13 of 17. the outstanding pro golfer in the country. Ford's many friend*
The Lud-Dales scored their Capo, Fred Gallo, Larry Harri- then Chicago's won 12 of 17 Roy Campanella hammered a have already started a move to toss the Yonkersite the biggest:
Trenton, N. J., takes on the other
Japanese Davis Cup player, Ko- run in the first o h a single by son and Ken Macior.
games and has been rolling at pair of Brooklyn homers, while golf party ever held in the county. No one is more deserving of:
sei Kamo. Moylan lost only his Bob Kar> an error, and Bob Lou Urbinati hit a homer with a .706 pace.
Craig fanned 11 Redlegs to run a victory celebration.'
sixth game of the tourney in Kopji's single to right.
a man on for the Green Sox.
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It's a long way to the end of his pitching string to 3-0 since
downing Cliff Mayne of San
The Fargos scored one run in another Green Sox hits w<>nt to the season, however, and the top joining the club two weeks ago.
Francisco, 6-0, 6-1.
the first inning of a Yonkers B. Smith (2), Tom Rago and five clubs in the American loop The Dodgers made their first Chips 'rt Putts
Chin off the old block is seventeen-year-old Mark Jamesi
Burrows turned in the big up- Softball League tilt with the A. Madio.
could be covered with a large nine hits good for nine runs Stuart Jr. of Larchmont. who Monday fired a superb 75 in winning
The
Bajarts
now
have
a
2-0
Shewciws,
and
made
it
stand
up
set yesterday when he sidelined
lhanks to three errors, a wild
blanket today.
<*. the county junior caddie cham-i
Denmark's Kurt Nielsen, seed- through seven innings to win, record in the 2nd half of the Cleveland defeated the Boston pitch and a passed ball. Ted
pionship at Winged Foot. Youngj
The Yonkers Pioneers hit the ed No. 1 of the foreign contes- 1-0. The only run scored as a season, and the Green Sox are
Red Sox 6-4 to pull within a game Kluszewski hit his 33d homer for
Mark, a victim of polio last Fall,'
road Sunday to t a k e on the tants, 6-2, 6-2.
result of Mike Skiltety's triple. 1-2.
Cincinnati.
Campy
now
leads
the
of the lead yesterday, while Deis a polished performer who
Tuckahoe Robins at Parkway
troit overc?jne Baltimore 7-5 to league in batting with a .332 avcredits his Dad. Artie Lynch a n d
Oval. Game time is 2:30 P.M.
erage.
trail the leaders by only five
pros Claude Harmon and Crai^
The H.V.L. season is 15 weeks
and one-half games — in fifth New York's starter, Ruben GoWood for his links prowess. His
old and four teams have been
place. Washington and Kansas mez, gave up two of Chicago's
Dad won the met amateur back
able to keep within hailing disCity were idle.
five hits in the two innings he
in 1933.
,
tance of t h e pennant. The N. Y.
Rookie pitcher Roger Craig pitched. He retired in the third
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Highlanders are in first place
and Brooklyn home runs pro- with a pulled shoulder muscle
Forty-one pros joining w i t h
with an 11-3 record, the Cory
duced a 10-2 victory over Cin and Paul Giel came on to gain
123 members in Briar Hall's deD u n h a m s second a t 10-3. the
cinnati as the Dodgers maintain- his third victory. Giel struck out
luxe pro-member tourney Sun- 5
Pioneers third at 9-4, and the
ed
their
1
2
^
game
National!nine,
walked
five.
day . . . Fred Walson tossed K
Robins fourth at 10-5. The final
golf party for 160 employes of
round of play started last SunP. Lorillard at Wykagyl Tue-:-;
day.
dav and former minor leagua
The Dunhams and Highlanders
pitcher Joe Blacknall got a spehave to meet each other twice
cial prize for finishing 18 holes
more while the Pioneers have
. . . Irv Liftman bagged his
one each with the Dunhams and
third ace at Rvewood the otheH
Highlanders before the season
day, holing out at the 170-yardj
ends. These three nines are
10th hole with a No.-6 iron. Irvj
evenly matched and one of the
meets Joe Rlsoll and Ross Carinoi
Although he gave up 10 walks, mockery of further play with
three will probably emerge the
Jr. takes on Ronnie Schectmati*
MARK STUART, JR,
John Soi twirled a no-hitter for nine—count- 'em, nine—runs.
in the semi-finals of the club
w-inner with the Robins having
the Cougars in the Richards
P H
championshiD at Rvewood this.
but a slim outside chance.
promising youngster
ilO 390—17 21 ,
Little League l a s t n i g h t a t Kiwanis .
,,
week end. And Rvewood caddint
The Pioneers, out after fourth
Exchange
400 100— 5 2
Roosevelt Field, as his team DeSlmonp, BUTLER (2) and Spak, De- Willie Furman aced the 140-yard 14th with a nine iron the othen
straight H.V.L. pennant, have
day . . . Nice of the St. Josc-ph Youth Center of Yonkers to donate
beat the Jaguars, 3-1.
Simone (2): ZUMMA and Cyrullk.
had tough sledding since Ray
a plaque for the caddie championship . . . Pro Joe Tiso wearing
F o r a while it even looked as
Stefanik joined Uncle Sam's
The Dellwoods brought their a smile from ear-to-ear the other dav when given a surprise p a r ' y
if John might ironically lose the
team. Russ Crawford showed a
game, as the J a g u a r s scored a record to three wins and three by his distaff pupils at Vernon Hills.
shade of his old stuff for six inrun without a v hit in the first losses by coming from behind to
nings against the Dunhams but
Mrs. Elsie McLave, John Thaxter and John Badinelll lining
frame and made it stand up for take the Teamsters, 11-8, in the
t h e most encouraging sign for
up another terrific field for I^ewood's annual mixed Invitation
Lud-Dale League at League &
three
innings.
Danny King's men was the exceltourney Aug. 21 . . . Last week we overlooked the terrific
Eventually, however, the Jags' Watts.
lent six-hit, 12 strikeout stint
Hill Hamilton, Katonah. The
rookies at Fleming Park, YonWESTCHESTER
ALI,course record round of 74 turned in by Mrs. Clarence Greer
Dave Holbqrn's three-for-three
squad, shaken down to 19 own four errors and five hits by
of Hal Hitchcock against the STARS on the squad which
at Hampshire dining the pro-lndy tourney. The day before
kers, Aug. 15, are these four
players by Charles
" T e x " the Cougars turned the tide. The and his five r.b.i.'s was the high
9th Ward Dems last week.
will face the Brooklyn Dodger
Mrs. Greer had a 94 at Apawamis. And how's that for a 24fielders.
Left to right are
Greening, will begin its final C's scored all their runs in the point of the game.
hour improvement? . , . E. C. Byrne of Rye and M. M.
Sonny Cundari of Pleasantseries of practice workouts fourth inning, and their good de
The Dells and the Teamsters
Paterno of Scarsdale net winners at Westchester CC last
ne'xt week. — Staff Photo by fensive play held the Jags in are now tied for second place
ville; Bob Shannon, Yonkers;
weekend . . . Winded Foot's de'nxe Anderson Memorial team
check for the rest of the contest with identical won-lost records,
John Sarno.
Ed Naumann, Yonkers, and
tourney starts a four-day run Thursday; . ^ .
R. H. E.
behind the Jeffreys' 4-2 record.
Cougars
000 300—3 5
Post-Eih mP
Lud-Dales In
Softball Game
Trabert Due
In Net Finals
Ruth League
Bajarts Beat
Green Sox
Robins Play
4
Pioneers 9'
On Sunday
10 Walks, No Hits Spell
Defeat In Little League
Part Of Squad Facing Dodger Rookies
Public Courts To Hum
In 3rd-Round Matches GAFF AND 'GUN
Bass Fishing, Weather
Both Hot At Peach Lake
Jaguars
;100 000—1 0 i
SOT and CJrlfTin; BINDLEY And M»t- Oellwood
terazzo.
TeamiUrt
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POKORNY
and Freda.
17 For Kiwanis
TJ
and
TI
J
103 "70—11 6 2
033 02— 8 7 3
Holborn; oIEOERT
County Golf Defender
Wins, Medalist Loses
Action r e s u m e s tomorrow round, and B u r n e t t breezed past
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morning in the 1955 Public Al Willison in straight love-sets.
The Kiwanis kept rolling along
4
Runs
In
5th
Courts Tennis Tournament, sponlast
night
in
the
Pacoys
Little
BerJ Kalpak vs. J a m e s Redsored by the Recreation Com- mond— Kalpak had more trouble
League, making it 17 straight
T h e Welfares scored four runs
mission.
wins with a 17-5 shellacking of in the fifth inning to pull their
with his opening round opponent
by GUHK) CRD3ARIiof Briar Hall, 2 and 1, and ninethe Exchanges. The winners game with the Phelps out of the
The men's quarter finals will than he did with his second
teen-year-old Bill Chapman of
topped their best previous m a r k fire in the North Yonkers League RYE—
see the following pairings, bat- round foe, being extended to an
The
advance
of
defender
Lloyd
Siwanoy and Sleepy Hollow, 1-up,
tling it out at Kinsley P a r k extra set to beat Bryan Cam- By F R E D LUKS
sprinkled lightly with salt and by filjing the air with 21 hits. at Lennon Park.
yesterday. Ribner had to birdie
Ribner
of
Metropolis
and
the
upThe
game
was
played
a
t
Glen
starting a t 10 A.M.:
panaro, 1-6, 6-3, 6-2. He then
Hunting And Flshlnf Editor
vinegar. Boll for 10 minutes.
Bonnano relieved Quinn in set of medalist Tommy Goodwin the par-5 17th in the afternoon
John P o r t e r vs. Mike Benya— took James DiCarmine easily, Things have been really hap- Remove the tails 'by gently Park.
the third inning for the WelF o r a while, however, the Ex- fares, and held the losers score- of Westchester Country C l u b to win.
P o r t e r took Martin Gcllor last 6-2, 6-3. Redmond came to the pening up at Peach Lake in working them back and forth;
Sunday, 6-4, 6-4, after being the second round via the default North Salem. According to genial discard the bodies. Extract meat changes threw a mild scare into less for the rest of the game. He marked the start of match play Monk Ousts Medalist
in t h e Westchester
amateur
beneficiary of a default by Al route, and had a brief but stiff Tom Heckman of Brewster, bass from tails by slitting down the lordly K's as they matched only allowed one hit.
golf championship which entered Monk, 1954 New York State
Connolly in the first round; battle vvith F r a n k Diller to gain fishermen are having a "hot lengthwise. Take out vein as with the winners' four runs in the
Arazzano hit a homer for the the quarter-final round at Apa- champion from White Plains,, is
season" and no reference to the shrimp and lobsters.
first with four of their own. The
Benya also took a default from the q u a r t e r finals, 9-7, 6-3.
slowly but emphatically proving
losers.
wamis this morning.
Richard Cobban in the opening
Garnish the meat with horse- Kiwanians even brought in rethat the Empire tit!e win was no
J a m e s Cabban vs. Stanley weather being intended.
T» I T *•
round, but had a tough opponent Slota—Cabban beat his first op- For the past two weeks large- radish sauce or ketchup and lief pitcher D i c k B u t l e r f o r Phelpa
The bracket of eight sent Rib- "fluke". He routed Goodwin, 6
410 00O—5 ' i 5
in Laurence Sigler in the second ponent, Elias Goldstein, and his mouth bass, pickerel and perch you'll have the makings of a sal- Vince DeSimone and Dick' be- Welfares
loi 04x—6 6 1 ner against Joe Marra of Tam- and 4, in the second round. While
LEUTHNER. DtWltt (S> and Arazzano arack and Robert Larkin of Pelround. He came from behind to second one. Jim Jackson, by have been responding well to ar- ad that is an epicture's delight, came the winner.
Goodwin did not play up to his
BONNANO (3) and Brewster, Al
tificial lures and live baits. But
The game remained close, as a Qulnn.
l a k e Sigler. 6-8, 6-0, 6-3.
ham against Doug Yates of Ard- usual standards, Monk's g a m e
Cnl (5).
identical 6-1, 6-:2. scores; Slota it seems to be the largemouths assures Ed.
m
a
t
t
e
r
of
fact,
until
the
fifth
insley in the upper half, and Bob- was such that he was the apJohn McLean vs. James Bur- squeezed by an improving Bob
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by Monk of Westchester Hills parent winner all the way. Ha
nett—McLean had an easy time Geiger, 6-2, 8-6, in the opener, which have proved the most co- Thomson who is on the mend ning, when the K's made a
The
Oilers
warmed
u
p
for
with J a m e s Brandon in the first then took the measure of Rich- operative Tom says.
their play-off game with the against Ross Carino J r . of Rye- led, 4-up, after nine holes.
from a serious illness, recently
An example of the way bass ventured forth on a highly sucround, 6-0, 6-3, and only slightly ard McCall, 6-2, 6-1.
Wrights in the Lakers League wood and Jerry Cole of Fenway In the first round Monk turned
have been hitting Is the limit
more trouble with Charles Gilby walloping the Tanglewoods, against J. Henry Attas of Dell- back Elliot Simpson of Old Oaks,
The w o m e n ' s semi-finals, catch made the other day by cessful tuna trip off Montauk
11-8
a t Schultz Park.
more, 6-4, 6-2, in the second starting at 10 A.M. at the Trevor
with
five
friends.
Ed
couldn't
do
wood in the lower
1-up. Goodwin ousted Mike TarBy The Associated Prest
match; 1 Joseph Melnick default- P a r k courts, will see the follow- Chris I^arsen of Scarsdale and much on the rod-work but he
L
a
s
t
night's
game
didn't
afRibner
played par-matching taglia of Harrison, 4 and 2, in
Theodore
Rellstab
of
Yonkers.
AMERICAN
ed to Burnett in the opening ing matches:
says he had a lot of fun watching
fect the standings, but it was a golf in stopping Leonard Byan'his morning match
A picture sent in by Herkmann
W. L. PCT. G.B. hard-fought game and only two
Patricia McCarthy vs. Mildred shows the two men with 12 fish, his friends wrestle with 37 tuna
Chicago
59 38 .608
errors were committed by each
Calahrese— Patricia eliminated all caught by casting and trolling. and one bonita.
60 39 .606
The successful quintet com- New York
side. Naglleri, Bird and Koenig
Annamnrio Verde easily. 6-0, 6-0. The bass range in weight from
59 40 .596 1 homered for the Oilers.
but then had a real thriller with one to throe and a half pounds. prised Dave Saekctt, J i m Nan- Cleveland
Boston
57 42 .57^
cy,
John
Malone,
Otto
MadziEleanor Klcis, n i n n r r - u p last
The Oilers won the first half
The catchers were made on an
Detroit
54 44 .551 5%
an
and
Art
McKay,
all
of
Yonyear, to win. 6-4. 0-6. 7-5.
artificial worm—a fish getter
competition, and will probably
.414
19
Kansas
City
4L
58
Dorothy Bodnarchak vs. Dor- which has enjoyed remarkable kers. They sailed on the John
34 64 .347 25 4 play off with the Wrights, who
I-afitte, captained by Bob Fitz- Washington
othea Wosemnn Dorothy gained success at Peach Lake.
Baltimore
29
68 .299 30 appear to be second-half champs.
gerald.
the semis bv sweeping Anne
Yesterday:
Taneleiroods
0O« 011— 8 5 2
Slota, 6-1, 6-1. and Gall Mc- Ed Thomson, the Yonkers turOilers
440 21x—11 8 2
The Air Force is mulling over Chicago 3 New York 2
Sprdon, 6-1, 6-3: Dorothea took tlc-trappcr bns come up with an
BUCCSLLATO »nd Wlnsker, PUTAHL
a default from Mary Severance, interesting shellfish recipe that the idea of a new installation at Cleveland 6, Boston 4
and Kane.
then whipped Alice Brandon. gourmets may want to know Westchester County Airport. If Detroit 7. Baltimore 5
their plans reach fruition a big (Only games scheduled)
5-3. 6-2.
about.
Tho men's semi-finals will
Take a do/en to two doten chunk — reportedly 40 acres— Tonight:
start at 2 P.M. at Kinslev,
largo crawfish — the type used will be gobbled up in the peri- Kansas City at New York, 8:15
Both final matches will be nt for bass bait. Place In water meter areas of the field. That Chicago at Washington
may deal a crippling blow to the Cleveland at Baltimore
Trevor Park Sunday morning,
Southern New York Beagle Club Detroit at Boston
said
Recreation
Superintendent
Ruppcrt'i
which has conducted dog trials Tomorrow:
James MeCrudden todav. The
An 8:25 P.M. starting time for
on the premises.
Kansas City at New York, 2
Schaefer
men will move from Kin<dev for
Yonkers Raceway's 1955 season
P.
M.
Also
threatened
is
a
skect
club
the final, l.iiiie* first will bo
Bnllnnfinc
opening Aug. 8 was approved
which has its facilities on the Chicago at Washington
observed, with the women startofficially today.
Cleveland
at
Baltimore
Rheingold
Lincoln
Avenue
side
of
the
airing nt 10 A M . and the men at
The daily double window will
BttHf W#wwrf PrtfKnM • • •
P Z I J M M MANOR port. Isn't it about time that the [Detroit at Boston
11 A.M.
close at 8:10.
Ted
Forstmann
seeks
a
sweep
County
comes
to
the
aid
of
Ho tub* to ctafe, pinch et Mew mA.
In rase of rain tomorrow the
This is 15 minutes earlier than
men's quarters and semis, and today in the Pelham Country worthwhile recreational groups NATIONAL
B«tt*r
rwciwrt ftftttcth* . . ,
the
present
hour
at
Roosevelt
by making a few acres of land
W. L. PCT G.B. Raceway and continues the trend
the women's semis, will po over Club tennis tournament.
TripW-Tw»px»d J-T Card ptvt • * « * * .
The fifteen-year-old Greenwich. available to them
.680
- of earlier starting times for night
68
to Sundav. The finals would then
Brooklyn
ilv« Grtp-S*o( eonitnKtioA $lr» m
Conn, n e t ' e r c">os against Bill
12H
.556
55
he n'aved next SMnrd^v
44
Milwaukee
events in the Metropolitan area.
devbW tin* e4 <M»ftM against p*T«eTym of Montville. N'..L, in the
New York
53 S<? .525 15H
tom.
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