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or RALPH BOSTON dons sweat suit after making record broad jump in Californian Boston To New Mark MODESTO Calif CFAP Olympic and world champion Ralph Boston became the first human to broad jump 27 feet surpassing the mark by half inch Saturday night His performance at the 20th annual California Relays over shadowed sub four minute mile by Jim Beatty 130pound distance runner from Santa Clara Calif Beatty did the mile in 35813 with cxOregon runner Jim Greele second in 4013 in the 100de dash Dennis Johnson of San Jose State was last off the starting blodrs but rallied in the final going to nip Canadian champion Harry Jer ome of Vancouver and win in 94 seconds lays fellow competitor hugs him shortly after the announcement was made Leaps Jerome who rims for Oregon was clocked in the same time over the Modato Junior College clay track but lost by an edge The 04 clocking was one tenth of second off the world record held jointly by Jerome and Armin Hary of West Ger many In the broad jump Boston from Tennessee and went better than 26 feet on each of six jumps and on the fourth one bettered his own world record of 2811 set last year with leapof 27 feet is inch didnt think could Ethhat for he said afterward But First Balcony foils Prove It NEW YORK CBFirst Bal cony wrecked the comeback run of the highlyfavored Prove It in smashing victory in the $112 700 Californian at ingelewood Calif Saturday Jockey Eddie Burns upset the heralded combination of Rex Elstorths Prove It and jockey Willie Shoemaker in finish of the Noodle feature certainly dont think its the limit 27 IN SEVEN GAMES AL Batters ChalkUP Fielaoayof Homefs JACK HAND Associated Press Staff Writer Take one look at those Sun day box scores and youd think the old rabbit ball is back again American Leaguers hit home runs in seven games Sun day record for one league The previous high was 26 by the National May 30 1056 in eight games The American also played eight games on that same date when it set its pre vious high of 24 Ten homers were hit at Cleve land where the Indians Ide feoted Kansas City Athletics 91 before losing 84 nine at New York where Chicago White Sox defeated the Yankees 149 but lost the second game so five at Los Angeles as Detroit Tigers belted the Angels 94 two at Washington during the Senators 64 victory overme Twin and one at Baltimore where Boston Red Sox shut out the Orioles 50 In Saturdays games has An geles walloped Detroitmi Kansas City edged Cleveland 75 in 12 innings Washington clubbed Minnesota 144 and 331 timbre downed Boston 54 Chi cago at New York was rained out In Chicagos firstgame vio tory Sunday the Sex piled up brie Ema find cave tun Mexico has been mm to be yeoisotnt Wes SalMike population 60 western Europe Is Mg more slowly than that of any enter mapr lesion prove to yourself how great smokingcan be roil your own with Ogdens Clsarette Tobacco sixrun lead with the help of grandslammer by Wes Coving ton The Yanks tied it with six runsinaninningfourooa pinchhit grandvsiammer by Bob Cerv Despite two more Yank homers the Sox finally slammed out the decision breaking six game losing streak New York won the sec ond game comparatively quiet affair despite another homer by Covingtoo Only three homers were hit during Clevelands first game victory in which Gary Bell won with sixbitter but seven were slammed in the second won by As rookie Norm Basswith six hitter Johnny Romano of Cleve land and Norm Siebern of the As each contributed two Detroit called on its Sunday punch Charlie Maxwellnas Well as Norm Cash and Dick Brown for home runs at Los Angelcs but needed twozrun doubleby Billy Bruton in the seventh for the win that boosted their lead over Cleveland to games Washington defeated Minne sota for the third shaight time It was the eighth defeat for the in their last nine games while the Senators have won 11 at Hollywood Park The time was 140 25 of mm m6 Reds and has dropped 16 of its last 21 starts Veda Pinsons pair of tworun homers and Bob Purkeys pitching for the Reds defeated them Sunday 42 $750 and $420 Prove it re turned $840 and $3 and Sea 0r blt $500 in Chicago Alberta Rancbs Flutterby from far back to score twolength vie tory in the $22150 Sheridan Handicap at BalmoralWnshing ton Park Saturday Flutlerby timed in 122 15 earned $13150 He paid $700 $360 and $240 manna MONDAY HA Over Syracuse To Tighten Grip By T8 ASSOCIATED Pm Charleaton Marlins me of the controversy nnd confusion surrounded their abort lived stay in San Juan have mild grip on first place in the International Baseball League today thanks to torrid seven game winning streak since their move to the West Virginia city in fact the Marlins have lost only one game under their new franchise and that was the first one they played and now lead second place Colum bus by two games The Marlins won double header from last place Syra cuse Sunday 72 and 20 their sixth victory in row over the Chiefs Columbus which toppled from the lead Saturday night lost to Buffalo in the first game of Sundays doubleheader but came back and look the second 94 Rochester snapped four gamelosing streak with 21 victory over Jersey City after the Jerseys had won the first game of twinbill 84 their fourth victory in row Eloh mond and Toronto split with Richmond winning the first game in and the Maple Leafs taking the nightcap 30 Charleston holds four of its six season victories over the Chiefs against Bert Greta and Joe Bonlkme each with two losses for the season Bob Sa dawski piidied mar bitter and John Glenn hit two homers to pace the Marlins in the opener and Ed Olivares double and triple and the two hit pitdilng of Dean Stone tapped the day or Charleston Dick Ricketts won the opener for Buffalo on Jim Cokers game winning double his third hit Ed Sada drove in four runs for Toronto in the second game with single and homer as Tom Choyney won his first Gordon Joncs five hitter in the nightcap snapped the Wings losing streak as they beat Mlkc Cuellar despite three hitter Joe Durhams homer decided things while Jim Poodletons two run clout featured Jersey Citys first game victory for re liver Bob Risenhoover Dick Windle and Steve Deme ter homered in Richmonds vic tory that went to George Haney Winner Bob Chnkales singled homo Torontos clincher in the nigiitcap and he scattered six Richmond singles Cubs find Phillies Battle It Out For Dubious Honor In Basement By JACK HAND Somebody had bmcr flag down the Cubs and Phillies There isnt any link piece in the National League this year The way they are going they will be playing league all by themselves in another mond in the race for the collar the Phillies still are 10 percentage points ahead or behind It all depends what way you look at it Each trails San Francisco Giants in first place by 13 full games The Cubs nre seventh at 316 the Phils eighth at 306 Chicago dropped its seventh tsraight and its 18th in the last 21 games Sunday falling before the Giants 6s San Francisco now has beaten the Cubs eight row Philadelphia has lost all eight its games with Cincinnati St Louis knocked out former teammate Harvey Haddlx in sixrun first inning and swept the three game series from Pittsburgh by thumping the Pi rates 84 Al Cicotte saved the day with 23 innings of score less relief pitching Los Angeles trailing tho Gi ants by games nosed out Milwaukee +3 with the aid of six scorelms innings of pitching by relief man Dick Farrell Manager Al Dark went to his bench loathe hits that gave the Giants their decision over the Cubs Orlando Cepedas 14th homer in the fifth inning and three more runs in the seventh melted away when Ernie Banks hit the ninth grand slammer of his career in the eighth Dark sent up Eddie Bressoud to hit for Hobie Landrith with two out nobody on and the score tied 44 in the ninth Bres snud doubled and Jae Amelfi tano followed with pinch triple Jose Pagans infield single provided the run that stood up for $5 SinstersTopple Records At Meet HAMILTON OP The Bar btoinr last 10 in rise to fifth ROOKIE IMPRESSWE Boston rookie Don Schwall snapped fivegame Baltimore winning sueakrwith seven bitter He struck out Jerry Adair four times en route to his total of eight The Yankees pitching slip really wasshowing in the first game as six pitchers tried to stop the White Sox Luis Ar royo the fourth in line was tagged with the loss Turk Lown third Sox pitcher won after Early Wynn trying for his 289th victory bad to be re lievctl Jim Coates saved the day for the Yanks with six scoreless relief innings in the second game after Art Ditmar yielded homers to Cavinan and No 10 to Roy Sievers Bass therfcllow the manager wanted to send to the minors but the owner wanted to keep did good job for the As against Cleveland in the second game when the As routed Jim Perry in the first inning Jim Banning won his third for the Tigers with the help of Terry Fox PERRY TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT under new management or lllllllllllltM Sulesfi Service an mas or macros REPAIRS are on SMALL SPECIALIZING IN thI and LHC Tractors From Oil Filters For All TiesM you MNQR MAJOR REPAIRS rocks to TRUCKS Frans Filter Battery Iler New and Used Batteries GOODYEAR TIRES mm ass on USED csns BOUGHTAND so Hwy 20 am Mile North of Barrie Phone Barrie PA Gfliiliz toroer 9wner MinnicaRWMMfiMNEk Ta Service in Elmvall LICENSED momma doe sisters Valerie and Mau reen of Hamilton Westdale sat three individual records and formed half recordsetting re iay team in the Southern 0n tario Secondary Schools Associ ation second annual track and field championships Saturday Maureen won the senior 604 and loftyard sprints in seven seconds and 115 respectively Valerie captured the junior 60 yard dash in 74 The sisters along with Bunny Wise and Joyce Lester won the senior 440 relay in 548 Six other records were set in the meet Nancy McCredie of Brampton threw the discus 97 feet inches in the junior rsrulrsu rin lllliSll Pat OBRIEN vs mm FEBllllllfl competition Glorie Bowes of Merritton won the senior discus with throw of on feet 21 inches Dianne Hayes of Rich mond Hill took the senior broad jump with leap of 16feetsix inches Waikertons Candy Lid dell won the senior high jump with mark of four feet nine inches Dianne Smalloombe of Simone captured the senior shot put with heave of in feet 10 inches and the Hagersville ju nior relay team of Pat Allen gt Marsha Nichol Judy Winger and Donna Brahman won the 440 with time of 547 Burlingoons Nelson High School won the team title with 31 points Richmond Hill was second 27 and Westdale third with 75 GUEST arrears liiliVillllil flushing 16 accuses room or my Marlins lire Hot Win Twm Bill Brian Wiles Breaks MarkStill Too Short GUELPH CF dian inferscholastlc records and Ontario records were broken Saturday at the Ontario Feder ation oi School Athletic Associa tions track and field meet here Torontos Bruce Kidd set new time for the mile and An drew Blrrell competing for Torlt onto DistriCl bettercd the diats ance in the senior bop step and lump Toronto District won the meet with Toronto Secondary second Kidd running for Tomato dory covered the mile in 4113 This is threetenths of second outside the North Amer ican lnterscholastic mark and breaks Kidds time of 4165 set last week Birrcli bettered his own Ca nadian interscholastlc mark of 44 feet on inches in the hop step and jump by inches the some event Brien Wiles of Georgian Bay District also beftered Birrells mark with 44 feet chllEl The 14 Ontario rcoordsarc JUNIOR 00 yards Steve lilazur of Toronto Secondary with two minutes 270 one tenth of second better than the previous record Eight pound rhoiput John Ritchie of Toronto District 53 feet one inch compared with the old mark of 51 feet inches HighJump Bill Morrison and Fred Fimlo of Toronto District and Steve Groves of Western Ontario District five feet inches against five feet one and one eighth inches BRIAN WILES Broad jump Larry Fedosolf of Toronto District 20 feet com pared with 19 feet inches INTERMEDIATE 100 yards Frank Balnes of Toronto Secondary 98 one tenth of second better than the previous record 220 yards Don McCarten of French Colt Is Rated Favorite For Famed Classic Epsom Derby LONDON AP The old Strasburger dream of winning the Epsom Derby goes into one more chapter Wednesday with French colt Moutiers rated the favorite for the famed Eng llsrclassic The horse is owned by Mrs Ralph Strassburgcr widow of the Pennsylvania pub lisherwho tried for 30 years to win Britains st iamous horse race Moutiers pride of the French race tracks will keep up the Strassburger quest by ninning in the biggest Epsom Derby field in nine yearsAbout 81 horses are expected to fight it out over the litmile horsesbow shnped course at Epsom Downs There will be about $112000 to be shared among the owners of the first three horses An lrish Sweepstakes is based on the race Forweeks the bookies made Sir Victor Sassoons Pinturis chio the favorite Moutiers over took the English colt in the bet ting stakes after Plnturisduo was stricken with siomech ailment two weeks ago Pinturischio became sick second time last week and was scratched Pardao owned by Mrs lselln of Glen Head NY crept up in the betting to share second favorite spot after an impressch victory in the Derby Trial Stokes at Linfield Park Toronto Man Wins Que Bicycle Race QUEBEC CPlAntonio Pa van 27yearold cylist from Toronto won the Quebec City Murray Day bicycle race Sun day with strong finish in the return lap Pavan finished the 184 mile race in nine hours 21 minutes 51 seconds heating Benito Qua tela 29 of Montreal by only 21 seconds Only 22 of 44 starters finished Toronto District 21 Illind the old mark of 215 yards McCIrten with 50 ninetenthr of second oil the previous time in the lame evuit George Aiken ol Coona1 District broke the record with time of 503 SENIOR 100 yards Bob Patterson of Georgian Bay District 03 one tenth off the record and In the same event Jim Allen of West ern Ontario District tied the previous mark 200 yards Allen with 217 and Patterson with both broke the record of 23 440 yardi Tom Tushlnghnm of Central Ontario District tied the old mark of 504 High ilunp Dave Dormsn of Easiem Ontario District six feet inches onequarter of an lnchk better than the previous mar Pole vault Matti Raudoja of Toronto District and Fax of Northern Ontario District 12 feel one inch against 11 feet 10 inches Pole vault Fox Sudbury HS Height 12 fcet in 33 Aim Sights At Race INDllAlNAPOLiS Aallzling IAd potenti record bre fie with the most rookies in 10 years thunders after purse of $375000 or more Tuesday in the golden anniversary 5007 mile auto race The 38 drivers screened from 69 nominees by two weekends of time trials met today in the last preliminary to the Memor ial Day classic the annual rules review and officials tra ditional chilling reminder that you cant win riding in an am bulance or hearse The vanguard of Tuesdays potential audience of 00000 was up two especially glamorous newcomers Austral ian Jack Brabham and Parnelil Jones of Torrance Calif Brabham world road racing champion the last two years has Cooper Climax built cs pccially for Indianapolis but it departed from the American style by having smaller engine installed behind the driver and shorter lighter chassis Jones 27 terror on smaller American tracks in recent years had sustained his reputation with fast heady driving in prac tice and qualifications Howlasiie up the new cars Nowrlhare are big small corsond smollb remand ours as long as football field 19 cars Small smell How can the average guy decide whichIis tha right size tend the right price for him The answer is simple Assemble your children and count them If there are no more than three more your wife and check her height if shes no more than six feet tall and you are no more than seven youve got the Cooleond seefltiiehioTour place Youll amazed how they go better and better without dionglngxih Prices an at outward oppéatonee