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ATLANTA Ga June 21 (UP) bet that he'd just still be in there firi top weight of 133 lbs Carrying —Georgia's bantam heitersLouise ing Tuesday when the title goes on 1 he won by four lengths just agal4 ' hanSuggs ground relentlessly to her the line Eddie i under Arcaro's loping ' successive women't west't -Back in 1922 as a dling Stymie was second five second ern ' Con1t open in golf title here Saturday Gene Sarazen won both the open of front d Day lengths Larky i water-soaked ' cordian was fourth in the field of over a Capital City ar I the P G A but he's the only : club course as she vanwas one who ever turned the trick Windfields and five last Country i' Dorothy Kirby That same Sarazem his putter reWinning his fourth race of the quished towering Atlanta 4 and 2 in a year and his sixth in a row over of fusing to work bowed out of the two seasons Assault went the mile final-roun- d match running Saturday ending his guest and a quarter in 2:03 5 The slender Louise never was for a fourth P G A championship The victory boosted the son of In trouble and she closed out the Worsham moved into the favorBold Venture well over the prebirdie ite's role as a result of the wide a clash with spectacular i d vious all-ti16th while her margins by which he has erased high of $561161 on the up by Whirlaway in his opponent took a par 5 Held back by a strong wind Mel Patten U SC speedster won the the finish line by Little Billy Mathis of Illinois and 'Louden of Wis10- chalked career three match-pla- y opponents Frifrom 1940 to 1942 0-yard was dazsh in the NCAA meet in 97 Patton is followed 'Across clocked in 94 racing Patton In consin heats he ousted John Morris of the trial day Friday night --- - of Second lifted - — — $10000 money Montgomery Ala by 4 and 3 and lifetime earnings to $556- Clarence Doser of Hartsdale N Y Stymiel Whirl-away 435 less than $5000 back of events by 5 and 4 In I Until Saturday he had been T-3-1 a nine-hol- e he up piled Saturday second on the money-winnin- g list I edge at one spot before eliminating with Assault third Reggie Myles of East Lansing The crowd of 33634 backed AsBy J131:31T 110DGSON Mich by 7 and 6 in a s : sault down to $290 220 and $210 Chief Threats across the board Stymie was $240 k The N CA A is taking full blame Is the only thing that hasn't been and $250 for place and show and PATRICK SKIPPER a round of surprises of Out t By for the "unseasonal" weather that perfect in our stay here We'll Larky Day $3 for show 4 21 (A')— Saturday emerged such luminaries Kan WICHITA June of and blame for the take that" promoters dogged athletes the bronzed curly-haire- d Good-lan- d as Vic Ghezzi ' Eugene Zuspann this national collegiate track and P G A champion of 1941 slender and Kan field championships lawyer Great Sprint Field tram Kansas City Kam and Lloyd When the Centennial sports comCharles Coe 23 Oklahoma uni- Mangrum of Chicago the 1946 na Wilson the country's best authormittee made the bid for the meet 1 versity student won their way N rthor- ity on college sports said that he a had Ike Coach I Armstrong to the finals of the 44th seen of a field never had better ough survey of weather conditions PGA PAIRINGS i golf tournament Saturmade The survey showed that on sprinters than the one entered in r DETROIT June 21 WTI — I June 20 and 21 there had been only this meet i — With day and will meet Sunday in a Pairings for Sunday's quarterCHICAGO June 21 vc I: about and a of to trace run moisture "It's rather disheartening 1 two match at Wichita Country final rounds at the 29th annual just ! a 19 to 1 shot in the I 4 i ' ' :i 100 and then finish no Pleasure a cloudy days over a Ir Itcr" 1 Armed club the i gave P G A tourney wagering mighty better than second That's what period '— Both upset favored opponents on i handicap champion a lesson Ky Laffon Chicago vs Art was no question in the happened to Charlie Peters of In- 1946 I There water-loggecourse d i In speed at Arlington park Satur- the windy Bell Colma Cal t commitminds of Centennial the When I heard diana Atwood I 1 nigtit Jim Ferrier San Francisco vs day by winning the $29400 Domino Zusprum representing the it ' tee about the weather and the those Friday I times I they were handicap by a length Kan Country club ousted Ted Lloyd Mangrum Chicago : i 1 was given definite assur- timing the boysthought W ith alarm clocks NCAA Armed of $482775 and Adams of Kansas City former Vic Ghezzi Kansas City vs ) 1 ance that it could depend on per- But the timers had the best watches the fourth winner e Canadian amateur champion 3 and e w Worsham money leading Washington i 2 c available anywhere in the country 1 fect conditions for the meet 2 in the afternoon semifinal Coe D C i I 3 4 all and I a and 1 advanced with triumph agreed" they Ch ck Harbert Northville 't and the over Robert Rosburg of San FranWeatherman Jinxed Mich vs Leland Gibson Kansas Tug also added: "Utah I '''' RECORD 1 1 world-wide EQUAL Satare Centennial cisco and Stanford university City Mo 11 1 1 The weatherman has been a dis- coverage from getting The this 'meet rNGLEwoon Cal June 21 urday morning source a and tinct disappointment stories will go to every country in (UP)—Artillery and 1 Wins With Bird t 1 of considerable embarrassment to Air tional open king as the chief the world because everyone is be- two of California's fastest thorf Cenof the director Gus Backman and sharp threats to Worsharn's bid for the a long-hittto ran a fans and conscious oughbreds Zuspann Saturday Olympic coming 4 crown tennial and secretary of the chamare looking to this dead heat as they equalled the putter won the 10th hole with a double e : ber of commerce who was largely everywhere While Worsham was finishing 1 meet to see who will be on world's record for a mile and a birdie three after he and Adams three NCAA under par for his i responsible for the unfaltering pre- the U S team next year You can sixteenth in the 950000 added had finished the outgoing nine all one-sidwin over Myles Man- the Kansan's dictions of "perfect weather" bet the majority of the 1948 squad Golden State Breeders' handicap square On in two was CA true and grum and Ghezzl were forced to at Hollywood Park from eight feet putt But K L (Tug) Wilson secre- will be boys assembled here" Honeymoon the favorite was Adams went one over with a five snuff out a pair of fine losing In line with Wilson's comment on third tary of the NC AA at a luncheon ' fights by the brothers about four lengths behind They halved the llth hole before at the Alta club Saturday tendered the sprinters one young colored the first Turnesal two 12th Mike and Jim from drove the Zuspann A Ray Olpin president of Uni- boy who had done right well in by The time of 1:41 5 tied the green and sank his putt from 12 N Y i season own conference said: this Utah his of versity Mangrum at the end of 19 holes worlds record set by Snow Boots feet for another birdie to go two 'I "Don't take it too seriously We was heard to comment after the at Santa Anita Jan had a seven-u- p 1 11 1946 edge over Mike as Adams took a par three up trials Friday night: White Plains veteran rehave been jinxed by bad weather sprint 1 the but 13th on from the held Adams - 490 :' times "Did you all hear those allow they I at this NCAA meet I guess the ' ' the 15th with par golf fused to quit and todidn't 95 and 94 I don't know what winner finished second Spy Song through :fl I win another deholes champ on three halves the for jinx was just too much for your 96 I'm doing here The best I've ever was third in a field of 14 Sea weatherman" away at whittling erratic tee shots Three times hole Turnesa 0000" 1 1 i been able to do is 98 Man that Snack another long shot was spite a it hole lead cut the or went single huge drives of the a his hit recalled rough that couple Tug even count doesn't a here" one and to shot with then go seven of holes on fourth the into Minnesota "the traps - 1 years back atso The biggest disappointment in With Pleasure owned by Oscar the incoming 16th birdie on the 36th only toone-u-have On the nine we had to was bad weather p the sprint division was the failure E Breault Chicago threw his the Kansas City stylist was trapped Mangrum match it for a 1 1 hold most of the field events in the of Texas' great trio of Allen Law- original jockey Charlie Swain at and exploded to within 25 feet of win 1 1 six-ui field house The year before that ler Charlie p lead over Parker and Perry the starting gate and was brought the pin with his third shot on Ghezzi held a at Marquette the meet was run in Samuels to qualify for even one back to the paddock for another the par four hole His putt was Jim after 22 holes but Turnesa a downpour So don't feel too bad- of the final races cut it to three as he birdied the rider Jack Richard short and he took a five Zus- 25th t1 ly because we're used to bad f 26th and 27th Ghezzi rallied 10 a Some With minutes later dropped pann perfectly playing weather at this meet The weather and L Lf t Pleasure flashed out with the pack short putt for the hole and the to halve five for the nexta six New Garden raTaroratiastatitommumemtbsokmalromswot close out the match for 4 and 3 races ran and of his the fastest match Ned Irish who popularized bas- career to negotiate the six furlongs HE TIED FOR FIRST IN VAULT conquest Medal Score of 86 doubleheaders at Madison In 1:09 5 two fifths of a second ketball Worsham vs Ghezzi Marrsrd of UCLA shown rotor over the bar In the pole vault off the track record set Square Garden also attended Presthe The Good land sharpshooter had Ghezzl and Worsham N CA A trark meet Mscgard tied with six others for first battle Sunident Olpin's dinner Saturday and great Myrtlewood in 1935 by a medal score of par 36 on the route while Utah Redskins as With Pleasure paid $4120 $1180 outgoing nine and was two under day over the again lauded the "one of the most popular teams and $720 Armed coupled with Pep for the seven coming in Adams 1Mangrum tangles with Jim Ferrier has ever played at the Gar- Well as the Warren Wright entry was two over with a 38 on the the former Australian from San that In the shot Ferrier never worse Qualifiers den" returned $320 and $280 Spy Song short nine and three over regula- Francisco Continued from Page B4 tary- treasurer in Bernard 54 ft 10 Percy Beard Mayer Michigan even brand-neafter the first hole than a Irish second that the choice show on home for the stretch $4 in U tion 53 reports N ft 104 paid Jerry figures I of Florida and Charles (Chick) he lost to a birdie was U C L A 53 ft 2 in Fortune Madison Garden With Pleasure's victory was a Rosburg a tremendous hitter which to Shipkey altrirs haveHerb already eaten their !Werner of Penn State were elected Orird ton IA inneaota 53 ft 12 in: Bill has been Square and will already go 37 holes by Claude be con- stunning upset for the crowd of met his master as Coe outdistanced forced in Norman planned com- Rayless 1114C 52 ft McKenley that members of the N Y 8 Lam- structed in the near future Watuier Illinois 52 ft 514 in 14 Harmon of Mamaroneck on roly-pol- y which 29000 The had Armed star Stanford the greeted effortless running machine from mittee joining Ed advisory Weir of Ne- pert N Y U 52 ft 41et In where Ferrier snagged a birdie went cheers 15 Coe new had made with a combined The who be holes will bettors of the building Illinois set a new world mark of braska Dean Cromwell of US C in broad the lump—Willie Qualifiers berth the quarter-final- s 26 ft 8 in Ban Diego State civic auditorium and arena to be him a 6 to 5 favorite to snatch $20- - 26 holes Thursday in eliminating to take was t4E2 in the 440 and Harrison Dil- George L Rider of Miami Ohio fitteeie G A medalist last P 912 in 25 Ferrier ft Lorenzo Wayne 400 Wright which would first remarkWichita have Bill and Jones opmoney the Baldwiri-NVallaconstructed played a timber- and J Kenneth Doherty Michigan Lined LaMois Minnesota 24 ft 2 In by city lard of setting the 134 record for erated privately The Garden pro- raised his earnings to about the able golf Saturday He went out yelr ondschein N Y LI 23 ft 1114 in Irving IfTeeie Afternoon fans got a kick out of Robert topping perfectionist if there -ever 36 holes 23 ft 1184 in Missouri one was He 36 for in and under earned $500000 $5000 will have the responsibility figure par was one cracked the 220 low an announcement over the pa sys- Al Lawrence U g C 23 ft 10 in G moters Ky Laffoon the Cherokee Inthe six holes after the turn of amortizing the bonds from the for finishing second Wisconsin- - 23 ft 914 hurdle mark of 223 by clipping tem which said 4That last throw Kailas from St Andrews Ill put dian Likerist tho in javelin—Bob Add to In the troad Jump was 168 feet" anQualifiers the low sticks in :223 an end to Sarazen's bid Sarazen 200 1: William Ianicelli proceeds of the Garden over a long Jose fitet time of Gaines Bob 2074: a broad of was historic Miller Card period Purdue those marks that had a three-hol- e edge at the end Fresno Piste 204 4 Paul Ferdinandson The Garden will cover two full DRAMA AFLOAT Willie Steele and Patton's casualty in the broad jump when Fraorto of nine but faded over the rest State 2021: rrpby Ralph maughttn blocks the auditorium Under Penn cenon he wrenched his knee :r9 4 effort in Friday night's Floyd Lan his third Utah gisite 1972 city of the long route as he missed ag 6: Don Cooley Fiats Washington will be built a garage capable of in the afternoon Al Law- gtate fiire putts which would tury trials and it should be estab-if jump 1961- cars rence of USC fouled on his first Escalators will handling 2000 have won holes Laffoon won it 4 lshed beyond any doubt that the garage right up three tries in the broad jump but and 3 operate from so anYthinz Utah is ideally suited on his fourth and last effort he to the arena that the capacity "I couldn't have gone 36 holes The record sailed for such a meet 23 ft 10 in which held up crowd of 25000 will be able to more days anyway" Gene bcpc4k will probably show that the many vacate the building in a matter of give him a fifth place in the "Ky can do it for he's grinned 26th annual NCAA meet had to Bill Mathis of Illinois a few minutes according to Irish only 41 and I'm 45" trore records tied or broken than finals The new building is designed as strengthened his claim to being the Opposing Laffoon in the quarter any other single NCAA affair ton 14:158 (6) Syracuse 14:185 finals fastest starter in the meet when By TED SMITS Art Bell will be 21 (UP)—Bob much as anything else to help were the Dillard LONDON McKenley and june 14:254 Wisconsin (8) MIT of COLMEL he catapulted out of his holes in POUGHKEEPSIE N Y June 21 (7) Cat a native of Honosolve the terrific traffic and parkCal and of the meet the of Hollywood Falkenburg cnly double winners 14:290 (10) lulu who came to this country dash final to build up Louise beat 14:268 (9) Penn added the 220 -- yard 'a of Beverly Hills ing problem Cost of the new Gar- - (21'1—Navy's big crew barely Cot McKenley 14:415 (11) Columbia in 1935 Bell reached the quarterRutgers a good lead over the entire field Cal wonBrough off be will den estimated "an by $20000challenge in desperate titles while to his 440-yatitle Baldwin-liVallaSaturday singles triumph It wasn't until they'd hit the the London grass courts tennis 000" according to the quiet New nell Saturday to win the 45th 14 :440 finals of the 1944 P G A at Spokane' timber-toppthe mark that Mel Patton tournament last warm-u- p revived in The race was rowed at three but lost to George Schneiter oft regatta York Poughkeepsie before in the high impressario etas a repeat all its glory after a wartime lapse miles instead of tho customary Ogden Utah P G A tournament up with the ebony meteo- the Wim bledon championships Each won the same caught sticks from Illinois who had to be which rite of six years four The setting was perfect In chairman y start Professional Basketball Monday That events last year content with second place two Bell was forced to the 37th hole! eastern there were showers the eights Together who admitted he entie for first place in the pole vault Falkenburg to eliminate Dick Metz : freshman of and before the domination the western ended shortly Saturday Harold Olsen basketball former Good Enough tered the London tourney to get r fl down y in NCAA history curly-hea- d from Chia 5:17 race tray at race upthe last winner nasty pm Washington mentor at Ohio State and head of as the first tie in N CA A Bob Likens of San Jose State practice for Wimbledon under ac- the tO win 1941 an waves fired was Metz in held kicked wind river time the eagle up cago choppy National Basketball Coaches was thirdregatta All six cleared 14 probably had the most unorthodox tual playing conditions defeated competitkim a good length behind Then suddenly the water smoothed the first hole but was three down in was Assn at a 1944 also guest Davis Colin cupper feet and several did it with room form ever seen locally in the jave- Australian Four times Metz California was fourth out the sun shone and the re- at the turn Cornell the Saturday dinner 5 rs to spare but riot one could get lin but it was good even to terms only to to win Long in the finals 4 was on back a behind of enough fought gatta length Olsen Ohio left State last year the Huskies 4 Miss Brough's 0 on the extra two inches more when the bar was the event for him for the second birdie Bell's to lose of finish and times The order victory to take over the coaching reins Cornell drew up on Navy at the for the raised the honors were straight year this time with a dis- over Margaret Osborne of San of the race: hole Sharing varsity junior Chicago Stagg professional finish with a powerful steady-3TRscharls of Illinois Morcurn of tance of 2091 feet 1 California Likens dis- Francisco was regarded as an up- basketball Oliver Ousted 14:303 (2) Navy team in the American that forced-NavRasmussen of dains to run the usual 50 feet or set since Miss Osborne was New Hampshire an 14:367 almost to (3) Cornell 14:415 (4) up Oliver finalist last Ed Basketball Olsen Assn said that (Porky) : Oregon defending champion Bill more as most throwers do but inWimbledon meet for the 42 Washington 14:394 (5) Syracuse year was batted out of the play he was reluctant at first because Incredible !foone of Northwestern Hart of stead takes about four dog-trwas 14:528 14:556 13:592 Penn (7) time (6) The The Australian Davis cup team his winning and 2 by Chick Harbert of grame was far slower despite almost perfect Princeton 14:583 (8) Wisconsin 3Northville steps prior to pitching the spear of John Bromwich and Dinny Pails not opinion of the prorve USC and Magzard of UCLA Mich who finishedi changed conditions than the record set by 15:042 (9) MIT 15:064 (10) six were 18 entries in the 'won the doubles title over Jack very high "But There 34 holes againstt for under Check nalnfall par my mind a lot We have a fine Navy for three miles in 1922-- - Rutgers 15:177 (11) Columbia mile event and they had to line 'ern Kramer and Falkenburg 8 6 Del star Harbert the Wilmington now bunch of fellows in the in two on lines game up the start 15:300 13:336 6 in a bitterly contested match and were After Friday night's raln offi- That and aftthe both morning four-la- p opened on a race it showed Kramer U S champion was not keeping high The overcast skies cleared magi- ernoon sectors of the match Not since 1938 has an eastern cials of the meet hustled to the grueling with on level are Bob There of Illinois who entered in the singles many things that crew won here and it was Navy cally and the rough surface of the eagles on the first hole and Oliver Rehberg weather bureau to check rainfall up are advanI miss second then started the but there river just before the freshman race never got even although he had many then that did it records and found that over the placed half-mil- e event about an hour later freshmen started tages also One thing that is parWhen Washington's 'Vast 40 years only on two occa a four under par score for the race took the abbreviated Rehberg placed last in the nine-- schools broke into the scoring ticularly nice is the fact that there won the opening two-mi&ions had It ever rained on both Syracuse immediately route half-mil- e man won field he no are mile In column the alumni lead the and and mark the ranks" the though California's pro by varsity shell junior June 20 and June 21 so they were last year and will be Leland Harbert Opposing three-mile in The third the Tribune's Ten field Ned Coach it dominated placed its that grizzled George Bettridge about Saturday of Kansas City who was Gibson rnichty optimistic for ambitious and would west called Tough" "Rough Shorts on Sports again Buck Eyck 37 holes by Ed Joseph appeared that the But Coach fair weather prospects rigtt's(Note—The Dave Bolen of Colorado U who claim that photographer broad trackmen andmight had nearly a length's lead over forced to newcomer the river from Fairweather bureau placed de- sweep of of the hundreds to in second Speaking the 190 in lbs Washington Walsh's eight averaging McKenley particularwasreally get tails in jumpers record--5 now show that it has now his first start: Cal fax making an off NCAA 440 was in event running his hair In the home stretch Warren in the PGA and 6 ft 2 in was not to be denied George squatted rained THREE times on both June clocked in 467 meet Wilson track recalled The dusky at the end of the broad jump pit WashTug Stroked by John Cartwright 194- Westlund the 20 and June 21) Bolen ran anchor leg on the South- getting shots of Willie Steele and that one national college meet was lb 6 ft 4 in sophomore the Mid- ington stroke pulled the beat up Zirn of Minnesota was west beheld up for nearly 10 minutes dies rowed a powerful race and to 38 and brought the shell across NCAA Golf Meet quartet which was a others who were getting 'way out cause rarned president of the National specialrelay some official misplaced the beat laying back of the meet and there on their jumps and in his at the start and the finish a winner by a clean Track Coaches Assn at its regu- his oncefeature around the oval really anxiety to get a really good shot finish tape Ned Irish is mak- taking the lead half way along ANN ARBOR MICH June 21 length mornheld lar meeting He had a had inched a bit too close for safety ing his first trip to the west and Saturday the crowd thrilled 11 crews in the varsity race finish and for times The of The order t (UP)—Forty-eighpicked players U of Utah field house four-yar- d ing in the The the largest field by two ever to the freshman race: the New Yorker likes it lie found himself under a handicap when he took will tee off Saturday on the hilly lie succeedi Coach Frank Potts the stick but for long His of flying legs and arms a fewflurry not 6600-yar1 but- average salary of pro basketball compete d here finished in this Washington 9:403 (2) SyraUniversity of Michigan of Colorado U Flint Banner effort gave the Southwest quartet tons missing from his shirt a deep players in the American league order: cuse 9:444 (3) Navy 9570 (4) course in an east-wesectional of Fresno State was named vice a comfortable as he broke dent in the reflector of his camera next year will be over $4000 for the 1 Navy 13:592 (2) Cornell Princeton 9:586 (5) Cornell match prefacing the opening of victory rriesArent with L P Brown of the tape five yards ahead of the and plenty of sand and an apoloseason according to 14:004 (4) Washington 14:075 10:010 (6) Penn 10:087 (7) Co- the 50th annual NCAA golf State moving in as secre-- Eastern anchor runner o Z13 getic broad jumper in his hair tournament Irish and Olsen (4) California 14096 (5) Prince lumbia 10:212 ' 111cgan '''''-- - - at all times enough hot water to supply Saturday was a definite threat to become the first man in a to capture both the national open and P G A NEW June 21 (Al—A- 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