98 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Monday, June 4, 1958 FUR, FIN AND CAMPFIRE By JACK SORDS 18-Year-0ld English Youth Wins British Amateur Title TROON, Scotland (AP) FOR BEST RESULTS, 80 WITH LIVE BAIT TROUT FEED ON THE BUTTON URING Ti & EARLY BAITS IN THE EARLY SEASON S$ THREAD THROW START Php ge" nd HOW TO SEW A MINNOW ON A HOOK PSTREAM. Wi FISHING DOMNTREAM TAKE IN FrhcK AS IT DEVELOPES OR YOU'LL FIND YOUR LINE WRAPFED ON ROCKS Beharrell, 18-year-old English sen-(late stages of the afternoon round sation, Saturday won the British/he saw his lead cut from six to|? de-| two holes. | He led 3 up after nine Boles, 4 up at 18 and 4 up at 27. The difference Amateur golf championship, feating Scotsman Leslie Taylor § and 4. Beharrell became the youngest his 32-year-old opponent. the wind, he chipped dead time| The English prodigy, who gave after time. i up school and turned to golf for| Beharrell moved into the finals his health, of San Antanio, Tex., Amateur champion. eliminated in the quarter-finals. INEVER HEADE San Antonio, Tex. { | In the 36-hole final, Beharrell Taylor beat George Henderson {won the first hole with a par four of Scotland 6 and 5 to form the and was never headed. first English-Scottish final since| He blew several chances to end|1929. MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American League AB R H Pet.|11 168 45 69 .411| Pitching--Lawrence, 109 26 41 .376, 6-0, 1.000. 111 17 40 .360| Strikeouts--Friend, Pittsburgh 60 174 26 62 .356 112 15 38 .339 as British/o Scottish champion Reid Jack. Conrad was Jack previously had eliminated de- ending champion Joe Conard of Ping batted in--Long and Boyer, | its Boyer, 61. Doubles--Furillo, Brooklyn, Bell,| Cincinnati and Dark, New York,| 1 Triples--Bruton, 7. Home runs--Long, 15. Stolen bases--Mays, New York, Mantle, New York Cincinnati, | Maxwell, Detroit Vernon, Boston Kuenn, Detroit Lollar, Chicago Runs--Mantle, 45. Runs batted in--Mantle, 50. POSTS TRIPLE CHATHAM (CP)--The 14-year- old daughter of a Chatham couple] Hits--Mantle, {has become the first amateur fi- Doubles--Kuenn, 15. gure-skater in the world to hold| SPORTS IN BRIEF Trip Runnels, Washington, s Eure gold medals, her parents Home runs--Mantle, 20. | said Thursday. Stolen bases--Kuenn, Detroit, 7.| Mr. and Mrs, A. O. Tewkesbury Pitching -- Brewer, Boston, 875 7-1,|said the United Kingdom National kating Association awarded its| MAY BUY SHARE full of special cups and other tro- VANCOUVER wr =The roy: phies, a $1,000 wardrobe, a year's joe TODOS that Be anos yar meal ticket, arc welders, tools, as- Bill--may purchase 49 per cent of|sorted plaques and diamond stud- the stock in the New Westminster ded rings, and athletic goods. Royals of the Western Hockey) VETERAN SIGNS The brothers, who sparked Pen-| HAMILTON (CP)--Guard Eddie ticton Vs of the Okanagan Senior Hockey League to the world cham-| pionships in the 1954-55 season, de- clined to comment one way or the other on the report. still active in Canadian football PICKS UP PAYOFF who arrived in senior 'competition INDIANAPOLIS (AP)--Pat Fla- without minor - league training. berty, the Chicago Irishman who Last year he was voted to the east- won the 40th 500-mile auto race at/ern team for the first annual Je Indianapolis motor speedway Shrine East-West classic. | ednesday picked up a record BEAT HAMILTON $93,819 Thursday night from a| lotal purse of $282,050. It was the PETERBOROUGH (CP)--Peter- Digest payoff since the first race borough Trailer men defeated In 1911. Hamilton Lincolns 9-6 before 500 Here's what the red-haired Chic- fans Friday night to move into agoan won: |second place in the Ontario La- Speedway prize, $49,000. |erosse Association Senior League. Entry free prize, $894. Leading the winners were Bobby Prize as fastest qualifier, $1,500. Curtis, Curly Mason and rookie Lap prizes ($150 for each lap Frank Farley, each with two lead), $19,050. goals. Jim Heffernan, Ike Hilde- Prizes from automotive acces- brand and Carl Brioux scored one yory firms, whose tires, fuel, shock|apiece. absorbers, etc., he used, totalled] Playing-coach Ross Powless and $23,375. Ivan Thomas picked up two goals seventh season in the Big Four Football Union. Bevan is one of the few players Bevan, 29-year-old Hamilton Tiger-| {Cat captain, signed Friday for his | |S Strikeouts--Score, Cleveland, 86. gold medal in figure--and free-| National League |skating to daughter Sandra Wed- AB R H Pct.'nesday following tests in London. 100 22 40 .400 The girl is believed en route home 158 31 60 .380 from Britain. 171 32 61 .357| Sandra won the U.S. gold medal 105 19 36 .343 at Lansing, Mich., April 6, 1956 126 24 42 333 and the Canadian medal at " Louis 35.|Toronto Skating Club April 15. Repulski, St. Louis Long, Pittsburgh Boyer, St. Louis Bruton, Milwaukee | Aaron, Milwaukee Runs--Blasingame, St. Return Grudge Bout 2--REFEREES--2 WHITBY ARENA TUESDAY, JUNE 5th 8:45 P.M. THE GAL GHER BROTHERS v. Prince Maiava and Ray Gunkel SKI HI LEE vs. vs. FRITZ VON ULM LARRY HAMILTON vs. PAT FLANAGAN TICKETS AT CASINO RESTAURANT FREE EXHIBITION PARKING -- PAT MILOSH PROMOTER n addition to the $93,819, Pat each for Hamilton. 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