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Dig ao LOS ANGELES (AP) — Duke Detroit Snider will be out for a month New York Boston with the first broken bone of his Los Angeles 26-1- pre-Olymp- ’jo'" 1 1 broad jump record of 1 25--5 in pre- liminaries and finals of that event ‘ Jfcv TTPSIDE DOWN Daryl Spencer of the St Louis Cardinals finds himself upside a spectacular down as he hits Dodgers’ John Roseboro right at the plate making Spencer’s acrobatics cartwheel over Roseboro in a game at Los Angeles Tuesday The Dodgers won 4 were to no avail as he was called out by umpire Stan Landes — (UPI Telephoto) 13-ma- ' Railroaders Have Time to Qualify ‘ Qualifying for the annual Railroaders Golf Tournament at the Ben Lomond golf course will continue through the end of April Low scores for early qualifiers were: Ray Adams 76 Jim Edwards Lee Lythgoe and John Sessions 79 Willard Alford £5 and L E Wahl- -' strom 87 There is a $5 entry fee and all railroaders can participate Also during qualifying E C Cross scored an eagle on the No six par five hole He chipped in from 35 feet out 2V2 2 2 1 2 333 1 2 3 333 Washington grounds New York— Grba ram cold 10 10 vs ) Perry (0-0- Cleveland— Bunning vs ) (0-1- (1-- 0) Kansas City vs Fisher ) at (0-1- Washington at ) Pierce (night)— Kunkei Baltimore ) Chicago— Hobach (0-0- vs ) (0-0- BOSTON MINNESOTA ab r h rbi 5 4 1 4 0 3 0 11 4 0 11 4 12 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 10 3 0 0 0 110 Versalles ss L Green Mincher lb Allison rf Lemon If Dobbek If Battey c Bertoia 3b Gardner 2b Kaat p Pleis p Schilling Geiger Harrell ab 2b 4 cf 2 3b 4 rf 3 r h rbl 0 0 c 1 0 0 0 0 0 Jensen Pagliaroni c 1 0 Nixon c 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 27-1- 7 1 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE Reds Whip Giants to Take Over Top Spot in National SERVE ON TITANS BOARD cual or Pedro Ramos NEW YORK (UPI) — John The pitchers who brought a gleam Associated Press Sports Writer Roosevelt son of the late Presiof joy to manager Cookie Lavaget-to’- s It’s too early to call Washington’s dent Franklin D Roosevelt and eyes were Jim Kaat a move to Minnesota another “MilSen George Smathers of Florfirst his southpaw making waukee miracle” A comparison to ida have joined the New York however with Boston’s move start of the season apd Bill Pelis Wisconsin in 1953 is interesting a rookie football Titans as vice presionly recently The transplanted Senators now dents on the roster Their appointments were anthe Twins are faring much bet- placed Kaat held the Red Sox to one nounced Tuesday by Harry Wis-mter than the Braves did at a corresponding date eight years ago hit until the eighth as his mates president of the AmeriNo matter how they f are in staked him to a 0 lead against can Football League team the transplanted right-handRoosevelt the youngest son of Boston today Billy Muffett When Twins must go home to Minnesota late president joins the Tithe Cookie the in weakened eighth he record a with tans as a stockholder and memwinning Thursday who Pleis Sox squelched in Red the Tuesday brought In beating ber of the board of directors ’ recto their boosted on 2 went while Smathers will run the Twins the a Boston uprising and club for Wismer’s son in the ord to five victories in six starts hurl 1 innings of hitless ball of Wismer’s death or inevent and increased their first-plac- e Outfielders Jim Lemon and Len-ni- e lead in the American League to a capacity before the boy’s 30th Green furnished the main batfull game over the idle Cleveland birthday Wismer’s son is 20 beIndians ting support getting six hits Rain snow and cold weather tween them Hot Against Nats schedwipe out the rest of the AL ule Cletis Boyer hit only 242 for the The National League was able Yankees last season but his bat to get in three of its four games was hot against Washington He BL Cincinnati took over first place 311 hit against the Senators defeating the Giants in San Fran1 The Dodgers knocked The first ladies day program of cisco tie the season at the Ben Lomond golf of its first-plac- e out St Louis 4 Los in Cardinals the shading course will be held Thursday Pittsburgh opened its Pro Ernie Schneiter Jr will conAngeles home season defeating the Chicago duct a free golf clinic Other events 3 Rain washed out the will include driving and putting conCubs in Philadelphia with Milwau tests game kee leading 1 after an inning and a half “Llounlain Perhaps the most encouraging thing about the Twins is that each Homes day brings a different player in that shared a starring role Four BEDROOMS role Tuesday including a couple BATHS of pitchers not named Camilo Pas- By Joe Reichler left-hand- W Associated Press Batting — Lennie Green Twins had four hits in four times at bat scored the first run and sacrificed the second run into scoring position as the Twins nipped the Red Sox Los Angeles Chicago Philadelphia Milwaukee TUESDAY'S Pitching — Bob Purkey Reds hurled a defeating the Giants 1 for his second victory that boosted the Reds into first place in the National League six-hitt- er er FIGHTi RESULTS 3-- er 3-- Women Open '61 Season 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Dress Hiller Kuenn Freese DP— 7 San Francisco 27-1- 1 Cincinnati Bres-21- 2 Hiller Chacon and Coleman Freese soud and McCovey Purkey Chacon and Cole-2V- 2 LOB— Cincinnati 7 San Francisco 7 man Post Hiller 2B— Kasko Mays E— Cepeda Purkey (W cold Detroit at Cleveland postponed Kansas 'City at Baltimore postponed TODAY'S an RESULTS at New York postponed Los Angeles ' 21-1- 3 3 250 200 4 Boston 2 at Chicago 3 27-1- 0 A1 Holcomb of Howard Payne who won the Texas Relays at 169-- 3 heads the discus entries The other good throws include Fry (167-10- ) Russ Seitzinger Hardin Cloyd Webb Iowa Simmons (164-3- ) and (160-7- ) Lindsay (163-5- ) Walt Myers Colorado (162) is on youth in the United States Davis Cup squad this year — but when the preliminary rounds get under way the “old man” of the squad may be the No 1 player Bernard Bartzen of Dallas at 33 was one of the 13 members of the squad named Monday He was assistant captain last year but gave up the post to concentrate on playing this season Bartzen is one of the top day courts players in the world and since the United States has agreed to meet Italy on day in Europe — if both reach the semifinals again he probably will be used n The squad includes besides Bartzen: John Cranston of San Marino Chris Crawford of PiedCalif mont Calif Don Dell of Bethes-d- a Md Jon Douglas of Santa Monica Calif: Ramsey Earnhart Mike Franks of Ventura Calif Crawford Henry of Los Angeles William Hoogs of Atlanta Ga of Berkeley Calif: Larry Jr of North Hollywood Calif Nagler Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield Calif Whitney Reed of Alameda Calif and Marty Riessen of Hinsdale m 2 333 1 TVS 1V2 PO-A- 56-foot- NEW YORK (AP) — The accent 1 left-fiel- 5-- 0) Accent Youth In Picking Davis Cuppers TUESDAY'S er I 53-1- ' 2 2 2 750 667 667 500 1 Stan WiYastrzemski If Dodger right-handRunnels lb 4 0 0 O lliams had just been fined $50 for P Green ss 4 1 1 0 10 10 over sailed that a pitch throwing 0 0 0 Muffett p the head of Pittsburgh second 10 0 00 Hillman p 0 0 0 baseman Bill Mazeroski last Sun1110 Nichols p 0 0 0 0 day an knocked Snider 10 0 0 Gibson said d the over outside pitch 33 2 3 1 Totals 36 311 3 screen in the third inning so he out for Muffett in 6th on error for in 8th decided to pitch him inside the for Hillman for Malzone in 8th Nixon in 8th next time he came up for Nichols In 9th 101 001 000- -3 There may be a couple of guys MINNESOTA 000 000 020—2 in this game who try to hurt peo- BOSTON Versalles E— Pagliaroni Bertoia Boston ple” Gibson said “butI’mI’m not Minnesota Boston 8 2B— Lemon P Green 10 sorry one of them Naturally Green S— L Green HR— Lemon SB- -L will now but nothing I can say H R ERBBSO ip help fix him up again” 7V3 2 3 Kaat (W to 13 61 wire The Dodgers said their 0 0 0 Pleis official not an was protest Giles 7 3 3 1 0 ) 6 Muffet (L 2 0 0 1 0 2 Snider himself accused Gibson H man 2 0 0 1 1 Nichols of nothing “It’s just one of those things” said the Duke l — Allison are a 1 Minnesota er pitchers” i Friday Tightest competition in history of the relays is expected in the shot although both recput and discus 178-1are expected and ords— 597 to hold fast Mike Lindsay defending cham 0 pion in the shot has a putt of have will he But this spring and to beat John Fry (53-1and Jim of Baylor Buddy Tyner Allison of Texas Both Tyner and Baltimore si 26-7- Boston will go after the relays 833 1 1 Washington GB er ic rclsys Kansas City Chicago and the Dodgers are indignantly suggesting it might not have been an accident that disabled him Snider suffered a cracked bone above his right elbow Monday night when he was hit by a pitch Bob from St Louis right-handSniafter two innings Gibson— just two-ru- n a for Gibson der tagged homer Gibson denied any intent to hurt the veteran outfielder But Dodger General Manager Buzzie Ba-vasaid in a telegram to National League President Warren Giles: “For your information Snider was hit with the first pitch thrown to him after he hit a home run It looks as though the bean ball rule is only working against Dodg- career 32 1 6 1 Totals for for Bressoud in 7th out for Fisher in Farley in 7th 7th 306 COO COO- -9 CINCINNATI 000 000 100- -1 SAN FRANCISCO 39 9 10 9 Pet 1 0 Bolin p 0 0 0 1 5 Cleveland Kan (AP) — Ralph Boston Olympic champion and world record holder in the broad jump heads a classy corps of field stars for the SCth Kansas Relays Friday and Saturday Boston a lean Negro athlete from Tennessee ASJ State beat the oldest record in the world books in 1935 —with a Jessce Owens’ 20--3 1 in a leap of meet in California last August He took out Owens’ 1936 Olympic mark in the world games at 8 The entry of Boston and four other Tennessee A&I thinclads was announced Saturday by Bill Easton KU track coach and relays director Boston is entered in the high 830 jump high hurdles and 400 and I W Minnesota LAWRENCE Loes p Fisher p AMERICAN LEAGUE U Ur T Scabiscuit twice beaten by a nose in the Santa Anita Handicap later broke down served one season in stud and returned 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