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l --0 > 0 1 i rJ > ,v> 5 >s On Track Squad Tomorrow >bcgta 1 the seeor.d can' win it .this year, be will be1 jiott jraportaDt fell teimament the only golfer jn its; history Bowling Test A: powerful Irani* and field squad, containing an* San Leren20 and three Hayward adiktee, Ka been named by the Aitmedi D/-I D r sCRISTOPULOS HEADS C.BA.County and Contra Cotta ath letic league coaches to battle Ac In the U.S The Masters, at the August* Nettonai GolfClub. Au gusta, Ga. The urcne that Booby Janes built in 1831 and the course h* has been fondly altering peri odically ever since. , Bv row it h widely conceded bays won j '. four.times.- .. ' Lest year's' crowd Jteaaer from out of nowhere, BPly Joe Patton, will be back tint.week, end hb spectacular. - geihblipg type ot play is rare to add eeter to tbe tmimemeBl. ii rtjfoaso't FOOT- WATNE,wlnd, f) --Cole Tinder' Mercury of Chicago last right rolled up a <3013' scries to tie Howard's Clothes of St, Paul Jo.- - die J*ed in the team Bve>nftnni?lt.twhel. Acueiicen Bowling <Cgl)(Tu, tournament. , PCL Box Scores Lni*,-. California ftmnmen m a dual meet Saturday at Edwards Sta diCTn> . Dick Deile/, Caldotn.a sta.f. Jh:ah jump ihetraibrwc^^m^b^ area, wa$se.ecleaforlu*twospe- teiahles. The BriHieat Hayward field rlar has high jumped F S' and spanned 22* 1" in the broad ^Where in the world diyoa wawHp p?^. Coaches made tbelr choices on sssthe basis 'of marks achieved sin-...through meets el March 23. Therefore several competitors, who may have been slisfitad. fise not met minimum standards at the lime of selection. Joining Dai'ey from the Farm er track squad were 220 yard dash nan Larry Lambert with a tifh of 2? 0. Lambert nnce has rvn 21.6. Sbo* putttr Carl Zentner made the teem on the basis of his 4r >" heave against San Lerewo George Joon sensational Rebel buTdJer. w*s picked in the hiehs s-tigsa-.for a docking of 15 2. 'With a1 string cf several times under 1 B.6. Jones rates as one ol the bet in northern California. The San Larerao star herdy missed oLt with a low hurdle berth on his best of 20.4. "'".w comnlcto tam: tse-a. /BBtoan'(3ttth.i S.J: Cul-m that the Au bu s U Katienal 1* the fi.vist and most beautiful --aland mcouirrsse mIn _the world. It is a course jaucnwl to otter the severest test to the sub-par chaser white al ?r0vfdja ...................... ro"u tes for th- e average gottw with laser aspirati'ons or a*biuaiittiocsr. This .yeaHs,the flat umuveiiu v of thetMarieraj although It' is just'the 18lh':time -IS hat beea nia. Mo-feuniaaeeito dwiaglhe, war .^yeen.'- Prestige-.->3ra.. aiuoug-rplaydes ud spemdton like.- ihe-meifen railkg -jusi below tho'Nctianil Open. -It. Ci eur then |M Open.' ene Tournament tbevWS9*f name p^yen oaUem ntis*..- - Ttw>- seldom miss winning .it. too. - Only once, in TM6, hs- a ' dark herse" entry eortcThroogh to win. Herman Keisbr. previ ous <y not nationally known, .shot a 262. by dint of superlative chip ping. nJ pnttinf. to take the end Ben Hogan havr each won this tcurr.oy twice, and Jimmy Demaret .and Sam Srjic j-.ave eor. it three times apiece. The lowest score was turned in two vpsm ago when Be-i dloc^-n shot hts Tour-excellent Tcunds to card1 setuaUy let tai.eia u he earn* The Chicago team put together ' . flCriStopJoe, Col'.eJe of ______ eery eleee to doinglast mason. UgalmMesj 0. 10S5, Ng Snj 3*6.fo il ween't until the last round. the top series. luaimi.er recall, that the everi* ib du* Iron BIDy gFaiMnmdoeasrrnosfw, O2it3ph6p. e2an0d1e'6iKm53idpas2ce1e8rid.esSCtaoon)ne.l2*rnla--i*.l*b''jwi < OAKXAMB' , RO*AW#i th puyr-'. B,r h . I SJOtrenMBTb- S-1 Be.-ilfercl . 1i J*|i'*JwHk*J0*'.'le?x.(.<ili ll;DLoolwOkerts-.se.rl ,* .l UMertMiLib o e i.Su-.nJ: .jo 0:Pre^lUl The Augusta National is,noted lev WegAm had a 111 and CarlteinWertp s i * *R9rcuJ3 for its many invitations to take Berger a 602. *. i toe big chance, .and. the-ueralfies; The'King LouieSWrU :tun LtoJbe^fp * l justly ennugb. match- the advan- AMA-----I---- liJ -'IBlSiaWb. . S'O -aeek geic'edil thestctisnotnelf. ___ _____ ___ _____h*`U_.. WWli" - :'fl 0<u*tp r i -c !5S5*P-'-' WrsaazM>skiiSb UUasip " Baumr Wrtip s a o u mc v t o . Tractor-of .athletio, was named pijrr-; ^ ?r hJ|l'rF-ra$4(t4,tant 'crf .the. CCaalSlifworr:t**nnss-- - - - jikelball`Association yesterday. - >r Cristopolos succeeds Tom ThonaEJb " . 3 .. 11 college besketbell coach. __,l. l`S 0 Kyenjl .3 1 .a (Daley.; .4erL A ^seilall^go-fofr--broke'*":;ttv>d-p* had 'a-chance to go into tie'.lead layout; If the p^yer wants.k tfitjrighV up tjL the leightlLframe of TKejr.to**- ST --li*l 31 12. 3 PlRIJ ;way... .r , Nearly- ever>` -o-e offers ^ tan talizing gamble-type choice in-a'd- ditinn-to a sale aporcac'i This unique facet of the- course is teLgely responsible for the tnrly sensational go.f-that the tojrna-. men! r-okes every-year. , their fmaLaaint,' .. -BUT AT thti poiad they slacked eff ' and ended up : with a 2996 total, good-only' loi fourth place in the-epen division team standings. . - . TcAri) ' member' Hairy' Lippr had a 645, intruding a 246 game. Ed Brosios tolled-a <25 and Be ' MB'SDQ'OIS-. JU 3*0 OS3--14 CeJtland. (no Ml sco-- a ... -oeo'ML-ecj--s mis: Cu'itl. K-- ..... se.-.n*s SK--willirn,,. . Cln*. bsrr, RBJ--r WiUmms a. Cuflti Cliu'wif Basalt. Vhnei .tj>n)tertl (l-4> --Ocru1 - - -2.11.-. A-il,T*. IvT,Il-eyw-tw-s-iAe-ltmodI J) 9 l Tilth SicrfnriU* t--n-l <3rCO. ...e, ? * 3W-Jim*'. Milne 2. tJehent SUffr- ` Eel^Grwo. S^vettK IB--Tefci - X-sDrit. Prcwott. HB-Mikie. ^3n- :)) Winner-- Dley -1 Ot t'l'.ls (S T-3J3. A-IC.S7S. . I. gucs-each year iMms.Uk* Kcwclk-s, a 614. Paul i'ruraske, the tuugliest field ever, end this. suffering Irani a paiofvl "back year is certainly tio-excepMon.' .inju_ry_,-t_u_r_n_e__d, in b42 triple, ThDeC "cCiTrTcTuUtIbt,.'^'oJ:rvtWo'Unr):| oVc. wWTfcSaVt*-'Hc discardJed' ` leather,, back|H5itcn.-ci' ___r. you wintlo.ball-'tbo travel- brad? after a 156 stert In tire S T lTC*wai ill SO 1 Jb . POBTIAKD I LOS AiretlEB .- Hiiyer- sb r bl p:ayer- ib-r \ s 'UlswtJl/ * 0 |T]'in1,t( .An, ,i ABawtcteiwUsilf ' *- t*. M-.M.....e.e..r.....2.b f Mlrie" jr.g contlngeni: of golfers who follow Drofcisiora! the tourna ooening :gsr-e: . . , Earlier in-Cia ciy, Tred Lins klisenej's Rlghett-.): ment -trail.-from January .-until of' Milwaukee, 'Wii., moved ialo lornsy.e April.- ind .which leads fror-; CaliiSfgnmpniaia-., Itno rFiolnrriidrl**., -hhaass BprTcCduftcllreMd ninth place vlwsiont . in ihe. all-eveacs d: 'Q t.ssrtniaRp4>" some riew names.and some.record I>fthendci- Lin's put together 9 A liAy--.v.,.< fl. * 7"T*ddjl fl 0* SiErsuiLp . 1 p Ho/n.lI scores: ,1 .jores.of 116, 562 and S?8 for a ' ... . The fire competitive edge these total of 1546. He hod 38 stra:2ht|. citers aara readied-by-. April frames wiUput'a min nr open ' ' Jolal* 34 SW| *rU'' SI 91: ___ Port aid ------------------------ Of} lO tt--. . ........... Named vine president of the bvc-jdwg! cunleieDce w Rev. Ralph Tfchenor, S. J, athletic mbderawr -at'the UnivernW ol Ssn Frsndsco. Carroll Doty, .di> rector ol public relations at COP,-wa* elected secretary-treas urer . , m-y `8SJ<a:.> is i: nHrji (Mi. d .> io j . mptM3Uf--NLHiIvPw'trlrITiis -2iet Jackson ssa: u" pi (H.m.l ft Bush illich.1 22.J. Ml--PQeher iac i.I,, m*. Mmin (A).) ): !vn is. nmj ssi. Mlaiert--inLeeta(P(mP.lt)t-Sl i2-.03J: Oroi* (Ric.h.,) 2: Jelt :a U-> *;.*: frail*t (8. Bh i,i 2J: Wood Ml^-Haney 'Fieh.i 1374: Cran berry lire.) KarraOdrz (Pit:.I 4:44 6: Wsoeer'^M <Mrt: 4*1.01 Wsl. WWlb berSIW--Kronen (Ml tt.> l,f. Jones If. Lor.' ft Broow (ML O.) - Yarbrough (Jbe?!.' rtam.i h i a 14 under per 274. ' The highest winning score was er.e ocr oar 2S9 last year when Snead and Hogan tied for first place. Snead winning the playplf. The Ions hiltiAg Slemr.c? frem; makes 'fveral cf them good frame iuiti: the. nir.tis frame oil choices to wjn the Masters- hlr doubles, when he drim.- Currently totred-as th'e number t -10 split and didn't make it. .1 wits vile bor is Mike Souchsk. trte ex- LED (GABBY) Hartnett. <: frntballer from Duke univerii.t,,vrnej Chicago Cubs star, . led a ,.:io is the bis money winner ch *"M*` T1 the tour this raar. The coursc r? i^^"nISraU 1 ,,iiui _______ _________ "J * SiTUt?.,>rtl^Kis4. *Bcare'.. the Virginia U1 fnvorlte hills this is the year sentiman-i as u s u pI. corjidcred ,, it is fcr favorable for Souchalt; Snead, es it.ia \tindcr ievepi Monday fugbt, It ,c?!- : - ' - Jaye him :ytaoem. Kipp c. Biehetti. 3*jrOen, Petersen t Smith 1 AtJtnisnce-4SS jnl nst a bad choice either. Kb various echca nf bade and necir und hand that' plagued him the last eouple of.yean seem to have left him. and be is repor.fi to be in good form. lii* Masters hrs been dubbed "Sneafs Tourn^ment. and-jf he than scene courses to.the big hit- lets. ' Th fairways are gcnermis enough to allow fhe blg hoysto lelout vdth few qualms. Com pensation is provided for the not so loot Kftters though.' by the greens,, which.-er* extreme ' Team .Uro^ng5_, Clca'-"- >A| ' w o t .-u mi . r 86A1S - *AM.IIltCO Ct.e tiader Mercurv Chietea, -- ' - r.r-rt*a-yL. 3015. - Dotal] Tod, Detroit'3012.; . __ -llftderoUi.' Bearl.r; -. A, ft p UersonJB MtHoiLci 4 1 1 Petenon.is King . Louie .Shills, .Chicago. Ksddem If 4 2 ,5lZrOU.U wl';. a#t. Four Nags Selected Dl/BLTM. rtft--Four, of (he fira horses to tt invited io ccripets in the Interhatioria] Stc;plc;nacc laec at Belmont Park Kay 21 [. no-*- have been selected J. They are Beechpax.i. (Iioland), Chatham (England}.' FSirfatch ' (Trance), and Xutiuavel (Italy). nners any of these GAS RANGES m 4mii a urn* mmk era am (.V r.AS APPUANCE' SOCIITY o f CAHfOKNIA (Plod.) 1M'; Fcq (Ath.) MB': C(p*k (Pich) isr. Snead TabbedBread j-ois--Kr^-Ui-* J4ieb.i S -ni"; Hvdr AU i a' Salley (Kay. BT - PtrWns IB. Ceil P'tr. , Mtfh tvim--JH'erten (II Crr.) In Masterseti"[ DWlry SI" Bet) (SI Prr.i ST-: . sillier (8 Fan.) t; (Berk.). : pad.' AUGUSTA. Ga. ly Urge and contoured with * fiendish design that puts a high preahiiT. indeed ea excellent .putting. -. . '' Jounr.g Souchak in. Lie youthlevemcnt usault oo the Masters will be the like* ol.Gese'Uiler. Bob ToskL Bobby Rosturg. and Jcny Barber, from the pt o rahks. Amateur Harvie'Ward, fresh arid confident from- his recent SF. Hayward Club sijould-be ic his own Masters City' win. could do it too. ` tournsment and Sam* Snead'*V The Msstr-? has never been fcrI Has Big Days peeied to be the hungriest.of the lot! , ........................ ' . With practice rcuCds-'n* 55 and 67,.uader his belt -over.-th* -par ?2 Augusta National cotfrig, Snead ... _________, ^eesflid rarer sharp Jn'his bid to yoterday in!it t^-o precedetts 'iti- the 19th the amateur thoogh, and for th: rsason Harvie can't rea'.ly be f; voted Pcrsona'-'.v, 1 tt.nk Harvie is due for a oig one. " , . Jvcrly'time I sefTEat boy. I rapair.-a conviction-that no one car -ra--iy Dress-up Masters tournament ' ' play "brttsr go& *'v'^ ' tourouDcnt on Hnywa.d First, if he won, he .would h Whoever wins; he'will w*ar-fr.a course. tv first player ever-to capture Crown ot the Masters whh much' Winner of the nine hole two straight Masters: Ltks me Scotch loutvune Mnr.oe*itlor. was second, ;i-would ht-.tnc first the team of Mrs. Jean Marks ' win it feur t.mes. iccm to wa.-raat. and Mo. Leu West wl" lective ret score cf 26 Second plare went to Mrs. Joe McKamcy ard Mrs. vim Cam- o:i with 27. However. tve s;rls (ook great er pride in their wJd costumes as Mis Hal Moore took tie blue ribbon in this department. Mrs. Moore's coc'.ume wag indescrib able. - Mrs. McKimrr cane ir j w c - enl with her get-up while Xxs. Vj ThKndyice and Mrs. Jean Marks were deadlocked in third place. The Keyword Women's club wifi engage in another tourna ment neat Tuesday. Lindsay Leads The Haj-ward Drug Co. Wing Triumph Have For Your Needs a Full line DETROIT. fP6) -- Ted Lindsay member-of on* of boekev'j cut- BUndiac'ftant linat, smuhed the vjctHT hoped of the Montreal Canadieoa lor the aetend succea- fve time last Bight by aeorirg four goals to put nis Detroit Red Wings two games up oo the pesky Frenchmen. A i rowd of-13.842 watched the defeediog j)*ti3T>*l Hockev Irarue ebaopiona taka a z to .0 lead over Montreal In their best nut of sever. Stanley Cup series by wicning almoet effortlessly T to :. Lindsay's performance wiu one short of the playoff garr.e rec ord set bv Montreal's Maurice Gtockatl Richard in 1944 The Rocket, however, is sittuig out the playoffs because of i suspen sion. Detroit get a new NHL mark of 15 consecutive home victories. The F.ed Wings, who have not lost on the Detroit Olympia ko since last December, woke the old mark of 14. straight ho--e win* Mt by the Boston 3nias in 1930, Michigan Track Team Beats FSC FKFSftO, Calif-, n -- Univer sity of Miehinn took 11 firyt places' for so B-38 mteneetional track win over fteauo State col lege ysstoday. and set new stadium record for the nuke the pieces. Michigan's John Mvule ran the mile in 4.1M. knocking -three tenths of a second off. the pre vious record set earlier title year bv Edward Danbow of Fresco. Tboagh entered in the meat. Desbow failed to place against the Michigan runners. 1 Ren Kramer woo tries fer Midrigan. 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