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He ran Lack is kickoffs for cg8 Yard and a As average 1 ,"-24,? the bears in i960 after playing Rit Morris Brown College Atlanta " f 1 " lat a i t Jay pitches re j j i _ fled legs Pas i Houston 5-0 Houston up the of Cincin Natl ads backed a Joey Jay s near flawless pitching with 14 hit thursday night to shut out the Houston Colts 5-0, in a Gam played under protest by Cincin Nati Don Blasongame led the Rcd leg hitting barrage with a triple double and two singles. Don Elm Jay Elm mar Mer had a double and two singles and Leo Cardenas collected two hits iric Ludrig his third Home Runof the season As Lead off Man in the Flat inning. Cincinnati manager Fred hut Chanson and coach Pete Whisenant were ejected in the first inning in a rhubarb with plate Umpire Mel Steiner. The difference of opinion came when Jay walked the first two Colt batters on eight straight pitches. But the Cincinnati hurler got himself out of that Jam with the Aid of the first of three double Playa. Turned in by the red leg infield. The win was Jay s sixth against four losses. He gave up six hits. Houston starter George Witt took the loss and is now 0-2. Rosburg Campbel wire eight under Par 63s to Lead 500 open meet Indianapolis a is Buryj and Joe Campbell Rode the Speedway course like hot Rod Ders thursday for eight under Par 63s to share the first round Lendin the $50,000 "500" festival open Golf tourney a hot Putter carried both Camp Bell and Hosburg the latter finish ing four hours later to a three stroke Lead Over five 66 shooters in the 142-Playpr Field. The runner up quintet include Billy a scr whose 45-Root putt gave him an Eagle three on the 18tht Dave Regan George buyer Bob nestled in the racing grounds of the 500-mile Nulo classic. That was Only one stroke behind huh and flex Baxter. Campbell had nines of 32-31 and the fast finishing Rosburg 33-30 Over the wind swept Par-71 course Jay Walkaway Cincinnati Houston a k b a i 1 by idler. If i in i of Laso cot Ooin. In pm Btl if a Dyrda a it t  r no i 0 to o of to 0e o o of o o o 0 0 0 far i nit n a i rounded out for  out rot Anderson is t ,1 t 1 1 0 0 Warwick of 0 1 Rune a 0 0 Smith 31 0 1 Boddin. N 1 1 a rendition at 1  0 0 glow to p of Irown p total 4ft 5 i tqtaj.3 100ooe a Witt a 0-2 oui to Dolmo in 9 h,4 21 9 shoo o r or 86 so 0c4s tier Oil re of a Cincin mtg Sefl Mouflon 27-9, do nut in mouse Ardenal Coloun in Klinger. Utman a. Lit Tinei Lill ctn Lynis so a Tiki ctr Deniua. In words Mollit a sports editor named fort wave ind. Up Carlyl Tegman 20-year Veteran with he sports department of the Fortt Vayne journal Gazette has been amed sports editor Richard g. Is keep managing editor has an ounces. Wiegman succeeds Robert Reed who retired after 42 years f service with the journal-gazette., misses Faulk Rawls Lead Dallas up Veteran Mary Lena Faulk and Betsy Rawls Capell Atleed on Sharp putting thurs Day to share the first round Lead in the women s $10,000 Dallas civitan open with a one under Par 70. Miss Faulk who is continuing the hot Streak she developed after leaving this tournament a year ago had a 37-33 for her 70, while miss Rawls had a 38-32. That gave them a two Stroko margin Over a Trio made up of Shirley englehorn Murle land Strom and Lesbia Loho. A half dozen others headed by defending Champion Louise Suggs were three strokes off the Pace with 73s. The others in the group were Kathy Whitworth Patty Berg Ruth Lessen Marlynn Smith and Kathy Cornelius. Flock of Birds miss Rawls who has been having her troubles on the greens in Poneot her poorest starts As a pro had Birdie putts of 3, 30, 20. 10 and 10 feet. Miss Ftp ill scored four birdies with putts of 30. 15. 18 and 5 feet. Miss Faulk said she considered this a particularly Good round for. Her since she was t a sort to play j ing the wind which made Par extremely difficult on most of the Long holes on the Hilly a ten Lake country club course. Miss Rawls said she had been getting close and ringing the cup in most of her tournaments this year but this was the first time they had started  leaders Luna Nulk 37.3370 Betir raw i ,.,. Jg.k_7b so lofty englehorn.  36-38 72 Murl Len Dirom 37-3sit Leibla lobo3$.36 n Kathy Cong slut.,.,., j7-3973 Mallynn a mlle .,., 40-3373 Ruth a Imti ,. 38-3773 Patty Bert. 39-3473 Kithy a Hilgarth. 38-373 Loulie site i37,3673 Sybil Oral ten 37.3?74 Gloria Fem 40-357j crts a i n Jb-37it Mickey Wal jul 38-3774 Merle to him 38-3778 Batty pm a  38.3fl_7s mry Ann hey now40-3578 Sandra Nynn 38-3870 norms Shook 42-3177 Jackie Pant ,18-3977 Lana print it a. 37-4077 the tourney record of g2 fired in 1960 by Casper. Lost a the shuttle behind 25 players who bettered 70 was de tending Champion Doug Ford Fin Ishing with Par Matching 71 As he went Over g9 for the first time in nine competitive Speedway rounds. The top finishers said the absence of Money winning King Arnold Palmer made no difference in their play but it was obvious the tourney was up for grabs with out the relentless Arnie. Rosburg 35, who bagged successive birr Tes on the last three holes had putts ran gig from 10 to 30 feet and chipped in from 50 feet on the opening Hole. Campbell 26, who has to sleep with his ailing Back in traction also whacked eight birdies and 10 pars is he brandished a red hot Putter at the course which has frustrated him for two years. The leaders Bob Roi Bure. 33-30kt to Campbell _. 32-3t6 a kit . A Il-i48g Billy clip a33-Ju-s a arc Rajtr .,.,., 32.34b i Hijii 3i-3j16 Dave rain ,.,. B-3isfc Paul a anti. A. 33-3297 Itron 5lhmith. 33-3flj Al olb for 5132-Tj by cult Ji-34-8 buddy Sulla than 32-3668 Tony Uma ,. 30,32m bait Goulb 33.3368 Chi Max will.  34-3169 Billy Calomi  33-3ft� 10 love 35-3-t43 Mann mum its34-3969 Don a rtt old. 38-3399 Billy pm. .35-3449  i lord. 36-3399 Tomm Jacob 33-3869 Mike souths xt-3t69 Don fun Ehrwald 34-3s6ft build cult. 33-3770 pay i band Tun ,.,.,38-3170 Roc fun la a. 39-3570 by 3runa33-3770 Marty furl 3.3470 Brut cram Man. 36-3470 Johnny pall 38-3470 Mac moist 34.3670 a Rry i Barber. 34-3670 id it Btl .,., 33-3770 g y-.brwr35-3j70 Bressoud dood it late Ralli from press Dii Patche Washington the loj angles erupted for five runs last two innings to pin a Buck on the Washington Here thursday night. The Angels led with their no hit Pitcher to Bolinsky Titis rocked for three runs unearned in the fim was lifted for n Emch fitted. 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