wafrr cards cinch for pennant? mgr. frisch says we...

TELCPHONE WAfrr AOI im OK m PHATTSBUH6ir DAILY KEHJBLIUA* -THUR3l5AT» 'ATRTtl,18, 1987, -*T piEsirsErvci

Cards Cinch for Pennant? Mgr. Frisch Says "We Have a Chance but It Won't Be Easy"

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Centra! Pr»»» Sports Editer , OASTONA BEACH, Pia., April . lA^Maosuger Ft-ankle Fwsch had A. •or* thumb. Not only that, but the Cardinals were not hitting thin *print< Besides, that very Afternoon Johnny MIZP, first baseman

_upon W^QJH the team depend* for •em« home runs thia year, had been found fmllty of swinging At the old No. 3 pitch <th« alow one).

The frame had just ended, and the Cardinal* had made a lot c.% mis-takes (beside* not bitt'jhg;}. Mr, frteeh know*, of course, that it is human to err. but when the bovs throw away some chance* thai thinking might nave saved, they *.re #etng t© hear from Mr, TMiCh,, So when, J easie across Mm tn th* aiMfchOuse, he W M tnibb'ing with fCting*. ' > *a> Yw ; of w irg f he'd tt%,«bont the baM el«ib. - d*MWM5«fc}*>y * p*n.«A«t?

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BASEBALL

Bees Vs. Phils, A's Vs. Nats Is Opening Day

Schedule

-mfs booked; rt<*xt Mon-

&M 9b?4fr*+ U«J * * • # • * * l a * * r * * * A * * A *

farther, you'll **e all the Cardinal* htiatMnf. Those who have loafing to do can do It down on the fara/ 1

Frisch rubbed hi* taped thumb, which wa# slightly awolltn. He had played eecond JiiwiAelS! that day Fraakle will he <* y*At* •old when «epte>*nb*f jean***, f o r a second baseman that**' >— "wail. thsVs seasoned Bui*titB}t *tft*f-noon the Fl**b h*d ,t«*a'»ia aid kittenish m\t, startla* It

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r»**h. *•** *a*e * ebeaea, « « t «?* <4WtJiWl at me*W *» MM, «*y«y*r ttot goto* to be eamy. r n d a Piece i f t3t tsetter than I d« tbi* apfiflg.

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light, loo. Mickey 0**n U turning* around the »t*A»!*» 'roosn, l"*p-oyt -to b* a capable kid. Only 20 j twr SlWrtlit #»*iifed jDeom a uliow-y*u*» Md, kttt ha* *.,iPood SB<»A4 fer]«*, IIIA S l». M# and Ofrodo***M will | "W* lutv* g*& M»m« m«l huttlew UnMtli thA-t o*ay.

*»ir* <i<*d heA'tier Wttlnf- <fl«ly»tfr* 1o»kldf at m*. mm, 'Mav* **** iHii»»ihii»f lik» til*! befor*), f ywn IjfcArd 'Pepper't «Kh«ili% A»# but *«;r **•**%•« *r«,-b<>Uer t)b!»|«li« *!«M HBH JleCSe* <w«jrttit •ywai", tJH/k * t tba Inifleld — Mi.j». IpIteJtftf fr^1* CW««l*MfciS plat*. 8*» ^•MHir 34*rtj«* l>ur<H?hen Ato Mat* ^ i > S« I gmm w*Tt hava % » « k «

HEW YORK, April -14 (t;r )—Ma* jjfl* leafiie ba»eb«ll cttrfes e-w«ai» Ut-i» tii« bdMi» atretch of tb<s i raining-aeaion today, workiits their way nofth with e*blhif.lon « tint!I the season open* <itay*

The National t^&gt-f Sf-ason op-ena oifflcfaJiy In 3ost< n ApWl i» Wllk the !§««* antetfeui, n«: t*e t»hll-adelphSa Phillies In a double head-air. The Amerkaui l>eag ie g;o*« into Action the earae day at Washington With the Xationals takinf on the Philadelphia Athletic*, Remainder ot the club» In both circuit* begin Tuesday,

fn the Katiotia!, the iBU lx»ul# Cardinals open fn. Cincinnati against th* Reds, t h * Kew foj-k Giants invade tb* wllds of Flatbusb to taJka on.their deadliest eflamlta. the Brooklyn Dodger*, and the Pittsburg* Firate* play tb« Chicago C«bi at Wîf ley HaM.

After th* Inlttat gmm in the }m-Tor cfrcait a t Washlnigton tlr* Kats eoma to K«w Sfork for a Taetday encounter Hrlth th* worid clianipioft Yankee*, the AthletSos go back home to entertain tb« Boston Red Soar the Cleveland Xnrdfan* tackle the Tigers a t Detroit, and the cht-ttmfo White Wm ope* against the Browa* i » St . %*ntia.

With leas Ujan a weak left to get ready lor t*i« iff-fAW* summer

EXHIUTION GAME RESULTS (Knoxvllle (SAJ \%t Str IJOBIS Qi

WaahlnftOn (AI*) 2, Boston (Kl.) 1.

Philadelphia (AL> *, Phlladelplila (Nl,) 1

Brooklyn (Klf) 1 * Norfolk (PL) 5.

Ghlcaaj* (AI>> *, Pittsburg* (NL> 1.

Cincinnati (NI*) 18, Boston (AL) 5.

New York (AL) 7, MngimmUn <NTP> 4.

Cleveland (Al» I New York (K

St, Lottla <AL) 1Q, CMâg-a 0»I,>

Congress At Rochester Is Likely To Attract

500 Teams

RAW BOOKS

Newomiers lit th t

Doubleheader Scheduled for High School Court •

OILERS R « Y C.P.HR;

Third Game Of Series; Local Wonder Five Opposes > Montreal Y. M. H. A.

ROCHESTER, April 1*^ (trt»> * -The vanguard of h< ' womem bowi-ing teams reprea&rstin^ every awe> tioil of the country arrived bera t#-day for t&mOEOW*» gala opening of the 1*37 National Women's Bowl . Ins; €^n**sa,

Th« rnKSbet ot ienaiiilsrf jifa-toppers entered ' fit the- SO-day <Iasetc this year imr exceed* - hm-mark established * In Chlcs«« Hi If3», wfcen 471 five-woman ffretsee participated tit t*adi ereate.

Tna Kasty team ot Ctetwli&m&i Itlff chsmpions, la u n o s f th* t*w-ored quint* entered fa the kMsg 1^«-,woman arlnd. Other eitlea reyrC' eented wiCa OSB* pi am* t i iasg *•* dnde San Francisco, I » * Aageies, Chiearo, Clnctitn#ttj T*o!edo> J>»-trolt, tHcrahm* CSty, Kew ttfit,: Omaha and San Antonio, Tax,

-JsiaA svArilssTer' KUgsweal 5U«* Merle WarmWer ChIe«fO.

preeeflt matoj gAine ttU« bolder and ofte«* tfe*'*W' *op»m •*•* tp Iww! * pwrfect # • • Axsata, wlM attempt to regain the atl-*ve*ite title which she woa la I t U . l a thi* event she will be compeOag- agsiiiut

dOflblebeadet wfit featttt* ~two of the laadlny atnatcnr âlntct* of Montreal—the Canadian I^tcific Railroad team and the Ycnfn.sr Men'* Hebrew Aasociation iiwe.

Tn* iSrat pama irlll atart a t *j*gtf waaager* »tt««pt*d to i«>«j ##& ^cteck-iwith the K*ti*-1 %h% rough tpoti IR tlialr III? ^••'-llrtsrgh "Wonder yitra «f»posJna; t o * ball IBAC«J1«M, Tn« tirst two teawa j T J C f f A < . m l l 4 ti,g j««iRd «o«f#st )ttts i t*arrlTa9RlJOBitr«*«rrAtto«* W i « | t i j # Rrow n , OUer* againat tlic rbiladalpltia'a two club*, and thî^pj^n team.

A*» 1»av* taken 4Sfe« meaasir* «T- f^^ rMUk *«*«» of Montreal |t«r*d in the competition, Chicago

* Poot «ea«o«- baakeiball «*Bi«if wilt be played ift tbC» clty_ Satarday evemng; r « the Wg;b scboot coJirtl A | j a a t ye«r*a w4Kaa*> Miaa 191a »«r*

JHrnn? Wfl»e»*» KstiaMl T.«api«r*tW0JI t s < s ipmiinem m<$m to»i**-twlca in a rew» The WAAWagt^ni^î thla a#a««l at i^mhtt City Xat.lsn*l# wiH b* the n e « , Arriving J m i | g ^ ^ ^ ^ tfe* fiiateat

on 1M* e t a V ' m* fttpeh. - A A « J * ^ * ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ | ^ * w 1» the CftMdl** m l n w t e . t« » » * * * « to be r e l e n t e d *y tha iawa.lnder svt fern* Friday *»d - ^ ^ w | f t 9 m m r -te t W p c l t y at full StaittWay attbm»g% tb* local* ^ i f t t t a f t a ar«lnst «, teaj» attested. nm s a t a preylaw of tft* T ^ e m j . ^ ^ j .^^mf pit.ttili«r#*'# leadtof

tia. IV»ia «'#SerJdg*, JJm Rrowa a n d ! Mill "a atauiaar îel»*r. |g»*JSAt ;-«•-. jSsA*t HMH '

tît iothe'r day that the Was Houee Gt»»R «p^n,,d *:n ti-lx v<«ar e»sy. I .•ever vra« lufky enouVrh to play on a team that i r w a txMmant «aay, I

You know how St is — I don't ISp> «r« to ao -a J eeaaton." My 3«*« w*m"t hold tjn. St« Martin did a jweat iob at second when I. fcsd to <*«lt

J ,o^ tpaae ftfllnsm flnnt get tTw M*a liuA ^^ talt S t l I -u W M k ^ ^ ^ ^ t»«yra To win *vary(Wnr Without l a W W , a , e U U | ^ t sck . We'll be *e«4V hu«tlipg.

"Wh<»n a. taaxn lan't hUBtlinr.. Vrt'i *ee some etich rame ;«. r m j M W t»nt ; w i n M W v n l Beteenth •there juwt now. Tt looked m»rt like | bean hag; to me. \

juraln. t flfare, If J have, to fold mf>. Pî not trying- to fooi yourself, Tbla

"You con Id mpot some of the RJM! loafinK this sfternooTj And yon saw who was "huatljnir, didn't y<*)? Before -we *«o along" wwch

G O LF FACTS NOT THEORIES

By Alex Morrison . CtftstrMl Prat*

nineteenth 'yea* a* a player. Rut I grueas J can atari

"We've rot to ire-t eome mora wiling, some power hitting. Tm pot so murh worried about jiltchlwr, with Warneke. T>lxr,y and Jâul T>ftaa. Jim 'Wlnford and one of the new boys for startei*a. Hvba and Atxlrew* look fine, CstcMnf la all

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a>rta« ;»,t third, Mit kail «mtt« »utf«b* frfgyw* *&mr totetkat, T**, ot tlwl1, I bope, W**ra gofiiK fn \ iana* IJAA » !»t »f ftft «o»4 If w# atart him, anyway, t w w , and; get *ome »ltt*aa\ t w w t #e*4« ablft J*!en tMArtln} t« the outfield. J p«w»-r Mttl»g-~*" •Guttanisg*. probably will 3*gd *»rr, f •3v*% then .yobnby Mtat* lln»t Fleaty faat, ! baae"«»n wbe -ctewtad. JM* laat year,

•W«*tl*r« '6»l*f« : *A:k*d paat, 'Tbat 1*. !*# #l*rt-*d l» • •fla gl.vinsr l>on pa4r*it and . walk past- Frteeb nailed 5ili«t«

fM*» Jlosrdajrarsy all po**Me, a,*»»Wjt for the a 4 w pltcli tills cbance* to win *a «stfi*ld Job,: year, b«b,?*, aatd ih% l«*d«r of tb« Vft « | l worried *&owt Medwirlc ; «a* H«s»# f»«nts. <lll«* isad ympmi

tnMmm and Pfratea wi»o #» mot' iwAyartfc IsJag fa t**4r ftomc ww»a »»t« tfaa^ S J ^ W i W i i r r ive wtll have Hay- .

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roeiatcr, who aâo holds the *iAHe* •crown- '

Tbe CMcairo woâm tiit t*w p«»s in 1*5$ tor a a aJt-tiiae Att-aveata ipatk of W U . •*•,-

tn the doubles the Held will earn-' I pete against last vear'e ck«tipk>a' *J.ip pair, Jdrs, Lorain* BsJdy and Mrs. Adelaide Iindetnaaa.

Chieate t* Sandf M Team* Besides the 299 local

UrtJt h* wpreaeatsd by 2f teams; Toledo, 29; Omaha. If, And Cfn-cinnatt if, Other eitlea from eeaftt

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from I to JO ftra-worn*« groaaa. TiMBOi'iww a wpealaA' wilt !ftsgi*|f

the nanal faAfara attendaat * • the annual bkse-Hts*** evaat. aDeya w»*ra tile

artn ft*) S*)OBC arKI

Id— Thotnaa ISriBAaaa te.gal' pit ot Hsuwfe eoaf Mence ia* a yeoag* 1 I>re**eav who ptlota-east of the ywungeat ia ta* najora last plana to invert A ftnr ajBowg t h e * air. - Aad T ee le**« tike ta* real

deaaita a vataer Mack year as i t s * Utaeas arrecked aia abeer. Lea ta* asaaaa with the BaSA '3m.

If , aae\ altar aartirJgsstiar i a m few gaaiea, waa etratsk ay ttl did aagaas* ta hart • few ter vitte ia the ' Southera

Bat his thlet • f the êliyery

startiaf •f

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trataiac kfai the taflc

givea t a * a * :

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er MAirtin, Tbej l l b«»t3* and theym hoi* Mayba this Fsdgiftt fa :re«tili from Colotnbna) or Bord« AgaTAp C-obUInrd from Rrookjjn *n a tpad*> will give «« some better bitting.1*

Frtariii r»sbt<e4 his. tfwmh agAin,

; »rp a weak fly when !»e -rat wlib all. ' bla mlgtsi at a *lr»w *sa« that alter* jnnni})< "!R#ttrr watt for tilt go»d on**, 4obnn\'. 'If *«u learn bnw *J

' b't that Mnd, lei 01* "know 'bow yat i»1« tt4 w*U >wi"" : I With that, FVJsrb durked Into a

liftdd t%# tApe froro It and Jft**k*.1*a .f»we,.

ALBANY LIGHTWEIGHT IN AAU SEMI-FINALS

1 A Y 0 I N HAS BACKFIELD DRILLS, ROCKNE STYLE

BftSTOV, April 1* VI*1P) -ThirtY* two boxers from H State*. Hawaii and the JMstrict of Columbia were left today to fight it owt for »lght nstionsl AK1" titles and FVajikis MirabMe, sbtfty Albany lightweight, wag one or them. FranKl*, who rose to the Adirondack Association 3.IS pound championship mftt'r 1\%\* mg- b*1d the nnvlê featherweig/ht title in 1P3S a.nd open l2**po«nd laurels in *86. ia rated a real threat for the nations! championsbin

He flattened I>o«ls Ijempesl*, rharlosion, S. C. scrapper M^ndav nijrht and seorpd a dertsion o\er Richard Gregwv. Butler, Pa.. la*t ni^ht.

The Albanj star la scheduled t«»' mei*t Joseph Kelly of PMladelpbia) In the semi finals.

Music Ala* W#cfcsre

The cards are stacked Against most players the minute they take the driver out of the bA£. They seem to realize this, but optimism '-r something goads them into try-ir,g ir once more. They figure that t he next try will bring success.

If an accurate record were made, I'm sure the average player wetuid find that he misses more shots, and gets into more trouble with the driver than he doe* with ;

any other club. Why? Because : the club, the way i t i s made in roost cases, demands a perfect \ Kwin -. This requirement come* rhrough the way the striking- aur- ]

face is finished. Most drivers have no loft to

•'be dtftxface and worse yet, the ; surface is convex, bulged AS they ' tall It, in order to get more rojl ' on the end of the s h o t WhAt , goocl i s more roll if such a club-face sends your ball into the '•"•ugh or causes you to have such ' % fear Qf the club that you can't -.ft the ball straight? '

The first rule vdth all chib* is ; a> g e r the-ball up, then to send it 1 htraigW and finally to g e t the

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ELIMINATION CARD AT BARRACKS LAST NIGHT

ATTRACTED BIG CROWD

Result* of the e'trnlnations bo<ut« held st Flattahnrgh Barrack* last evenlnr were «« fo'o'we;

BOXi^Q MfiDonoiigvh, UZ, Co. E deci«on-

ed Cole, 151, Co. I.. Algiers. W, Co- C dectsioned

Murray, 1&6, Co. M> Ma«cfiir, 16S, Co. M koncked out

Iscnwitz. US, To. E, third round. Bates, 14$, Co. P knorked ont

Kane, 150, Co. G. second round. Wilson, liR, Co. T> knocked out

FU-ppn, Hi, Co. K. second round.

WRESTLING Brown, Co, A, 125 threw Renello,

Cu. I. 124 in 7 minutes. Bdr-elle. -Cn. J -1?G thr*w Wilson,

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SOUTH BBND, APrtl U. « T l — BackfieM strategy ** practiced by K»«ta |PUH"kn« in the days of the' immortal "Four Horsemen* is being" revived h*< •Coach 33ln»er lA>d*n aa' he drillai more than. .3S0 Kotre p » » c

'football ra.ndfdate» in gprtn^ prac* If.rA j T5»a youthful mentor -of tha "KighUwr Irish" — himself a for- '

! mer fullback with the undefeated I national charaptonahlp Horsemen I of 1*S< — ha* announced plans to 1 I dere'on « "work horse" nnit and a ' l"pnnv eirpre**** barkfleld.

Tl«* •Ulirowback to his playlnjr' davs nnder 'Roekne, Lavden ex-« plains. J# the result of realization j of the value of epeed and deception tn football and of the seres , j Kfiy for two complete backfields to ( carrv this ba'l for the Irish d'jrlfi^ | a rigtvrmi* 3M? schedule.

Tbe **ilfork horse*' unit wf l be compose! ;of the heavier, slower" candidates for the ball earrylnjr positional, and will start the games plaving- throyjrh the first quart*; »r the first half.

t />Nj>ov i l T l - M a r ? "ttaaiahea b?*rednm among; worker* engaged in monotonous 30b* and improve* witfnit, Tb*» discovery baa been made by K, Wyatt a»d 7. Jf-Tjuufdofc dtssing- a« *«»*rl*n*»* Iwarinir on repetttlva wo.5» wb^h thev desmbft in a rep«r* * , t !•-jwa«>d bs« th* Med; .** R****r«k «>0"i!3cSe-.

i iDf i i f»» i«Atwe . |» to tê lc^h» i r#* inf lAj i jptlnmm* «•»' wffl tlr [twa^gfama iatra*ctty eejrieA at wsa« taeu ta "PafiagelaklA tb* AtW*tt«* and PhtlfitA #tltt *«y» titer** -tttta %*t__^_ . j»«»««**

e4 with a thre«-»A»«!« aeiiat b% tween the "Cub* a»d Whit* ft?*, "Th^ m* Jâts ogrdinstAand Hr*w»» will'*" t ., ... . , ^ - « . .« ,A , _ J»

* w _* - » . . * ^ ^ ;UoeI*e« A»At*ttr kajre* ehampton-;«»!tvenir* ot l b * *»M.-western oil imteh irtrenstii in a jwHr atid the* . , f „ t

t?*g.a*a brtfig th* an-etand !Bd^g»||r*l,,^,• >e i y*'

aitaat A isimtll ajg» and t*#» two ifroirt Oklaôiae; CStjr ta «r*» lt-p«int de- Iiio» »f tbat-i^dty a* tb* *Be- *br taa;

ctsloA In 9fn»tt*aL : l i s * taBuraaroeBt- - Restdea -bewsttagr j Tb« Canadian team ts f&* -of the j in- jail Jiyenta dartnA her twa-da-Y i faafeat IA Cjusada AW* 1ml$ the . vMl . the princes* will dtsiirlbut*

%o Him York for t h t 1a*t two of tJwir I f -gajro*' -nrla** aerlea,

Rroadway Batuag C<wra«i.!*»4«woer j«*k T&ojH I* st)U qaotlSA •*»« Y«n-ke#« a t «%-*a money to win the Ameckaa Xjemtztm, rsce« while the Cardinal* «r* fa\onte* at f to % to

I YldCA- LEAGUE

Th« A»na»l Rsniptet f«r wen -who _ _ .- v ., „«. „ *h*v« taken part in tha tawlfngr *c -c«p th tât lnaa l pennatit, Tha In- ^ ^ 4 t h r .

•MM t t tgra wtfl * M A M o n d a y l ^ * « ^ A ' « awlmmng- t it le , tn-

MISS RAWLS AIMS . AT 4 SWIM TITLES

CHICAGO* Itlw April U (WR) — Kaiberfna Raw-I* ot Miami Bemcb-opened her campalAn for four

diana, Tfgam a»sl Red J iX rank *m*m4, third and fourth reapeetKe-ly In Day!*'* Asaerican l>agrae IsMk* ..the aanse p»-*K!en* (oecttpteil by the Cub**, OSan't* and PSr»t*» Is tl>» aenior loop-

'^seagaPwAi ^sâ aWjagaar

t * Seaa »wet -

tff3t st ttajtaAWter) An erear 1M ftrte hag eg -ta."

tiny Ka*e> leeaj reifa a* tb* fesar-" day -fadevf' Kaeet gag uader way- a t the iAke Snore Atbietle d n k . Pre-lifRiaariea in the l t t - y a r t fra* atyle and J*0-yard Individual medley wee* scheduled today arttk iSa-al* in both events toaight,

JISsw-Rawi*, net yet -ft, bot mX-ready-a ê4eTmar-o^-tw»~<^ymi»lcs, wa* the_favjorita in the gsedley, 190-yard breast-strok* and "tM-yard free atyle. She aieo waa entered: in

T*wn*blB »H!»d r«r H

TARKXTTM. P*. tUPI —- Commissioner Florence 35errlck Camp **nt a llfl.53 bill to Harrison Township for damaire done to. her silk hose while she attended meetings of the township board- "And tire WH Isn't a j«ke/* aaid >fr*+

C*mv~ "i have rained a lot -nor* than IJn worth of stacking* on tbo*e chairs,*'

DOCTORS AND DENTISTS SANOj OAXf*AXJ>, CaJ. April I t iCPI—

This rity ia p.ne -of e»Jy three in the fittied states that pc»s«a»#A A band **«*ropo*ed entirely of phjsieis-ris and denUata, It nttmhara l-< players.

nmt a* g;U « the TW\ IrotHUm; * » ^ t n 3 t ^ 1 " * e 3 t fl'M , f t ^ ^ " H « * f M * • t y l * -Alt tnembem ar« sske.1 ta t«ke dire notice and ho on Jinn4 prcmptly at f i l l . DAILY CROSS WORD PUZZU

F*»l*owins- are the &-<-**«* of the. double* matches heM last si^ht; » -ctarke. JOmbali t5S i'% a;:.t€S3. Selmrr, Ssren^n *'& 371 313-1*83 Attattn* Wrtsht 35S $55 S31-I03S ' Cowta, Hapso-34 9U its SSIuiosa '

Rassler Must Rtiow His Ropes

Scotland Yard Te Rsdoe*

P0NZI MAKING BID FOR BILLIARD LEAD

I J O X D D N (TT} — Scotland Yard is to be reduced, but only ia. weight Sir Xorman Kendal, chief of the criminal investigation department,, remarked about the growl nr obesity of the C, I, B-,

'with the result thst a program of i morning- seitinff-up exercises has jheen devised fir more than 1S9 detective*..

TPRW TORSC, April l i . ( I T ) — Andrew |Pon*i, forwer titlfholder frpm phiHsdebibla, can take the lead in the worM pocket bliliarrf championship toiirnej' today by d< • featlng- JSrwin Rudolph of Clevt-lamd.

"J*onsl, with K'X victories and t-wo defeats, la in second place behind ihe leading J'irany Caraa of Wii-miBKton, T>el., .defending- champion, with six wins and one lass. Ponzi defeated nnofrio T*n4ri "of Bro(}]<-

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Caras opponent today. Ralph Greenlea| of Kew York,

who has,he'd th* title tf tiroes, was virtually eliminated fnpm cbam-ponship hopes as-he sluffered his third loss, 125 to 115, to Rudolph, He s t i l l h a s to meet Ponzi and Caras in addition his match with

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