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Seventh Annual Tournament of Champions — third to be sent our way by NBC — pitts onto your living room screen at 3 p.m. Sunday. TV coverage includes play on the 17th and 18th holes of the final round at the Desert Inn Country Club in Las Vegas. A 275 stroke record for the 72 was set last year by Stan Leonard. Previous winners were: Gene Littler (1957-56-55); Art Wall (1954); and Al Bessemlink, who copped the initial session in 1953. This is about the only golf classic on the circuit where everyone wins — each qualifier pockets a grand for the four - day stay as well as wines and dines on the house. The big winner gets his picture taken with a wheelbarrow full of the famous "cart-wheels", but actually slips a check for ten-grand into his bill fold. Bell Bennington, NBC's ace Western sports director, has lined up four large, telescopic - lens cameras to be mounted at strategic spots atop 20 to 50 - foot steel towers. A small, ground-level portable will capture the climactic play on the 18th and final green. Chick Hearn and Braven Dyer, who turned in a fine job last year, will call the shots for us from a platform near the sand trap on the southside of the 18th. Briefly, here's the lay on the final two to play: No. 17 — 400 yards, par four. Water hazards to the right and left at 200 out which usually catch all sliced or hooked tee shots. . . No. 18 — 407 yards, par four. Water hazard on right. Big green, trapped both sides. On the local front, KTTV cameras move out to the San Bernardino Nat'l Orange Show Friday. Water skiing by Marth Ann Williams and other stars hi-light a full hour from the new Sports Marina lagoon, 300-feet long and 164 feet wide. Specially constructed for this show, the lagoon holds a million and a half gallons of water and contains 40 regulation Olympic - size swimming lanes. USC began spring football practice this week. If it weren't for track, they would have letterman starters in every position, two deep in four slots. ... sure hope the coaches at SC and UCLA get lined up with a good TV show this year — we missed that last year. Two years ago, this column went out on a limb and predicted SC would be national champs in 1960. Since then, the PCC, NCAA and just about everybody else has done all he could to saw that limb off — but we're still there. This year's sched includes four tough intersectionals to be played right in the L.A. Coliseum. PERFECT GAME — An (second from left) reception of his rolling a 300 recently. Bob, manager Fullerton is seen with (f SHELTER YOUR SEDAN! Keep the performance of your cam-up-to-par economically! Protect it with a durable new Carport... built with high-grade materials from WALT TAYLOR LUMBER! Come see our friendly folks this week for full details and FREE estimates on Carports... and help with selecting the one "just right" for your needs! 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Officially Sanctioned Officially sanctioned by AAU, the Academy is the such amateur training group open in Southern California past few months. Failure of Southland box make much of a showing en Glove and similar amateur championships in the few years is credited for surgence of operations in new Santa Ana Academy. Run by three long time Countians, Louis and E. Rico and Bob Bentyez, the emy is designed to fulfil fold purpose. It will be both a school training gym. Boxing class be offered both for recreation the road to the develop self confidence and the art defense. Both amateur and interested novices are those currently receiving tions. In Addition In addition to the inst part of the operation, the will serve as a training of the area's amateur and pro al fighters. To showcase its prog gym will also sponsor ser ly amateur fights in the Santa Ana National Guardry. 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The other match today Mrs. Betty Loveys of M lywood against three-time champion Mrs. Marge Long Beach. Miss Keel, a Reseda upset veteran campaign Miller of Long Beach 1-uday, while Miss William mond scored a 1-up via Mrs. Evelyn Kertes of P isades. Mrs. Ferrie staged back of the day by beDameral of Annandale 1-up after being four d end of eight holes. Mrs. Loveys sideli Weeks of Del-Rio with a tory. FIRST ARCHE NEW YORK (UPI)—P. Elmer, one-time Uni archery champion, is a the belief that the boww were first used by Aurignacian race ab years ago. PERFECT GAME — Anaheim's Bob O'Donnell (second from left) receives $1,000 bill in recognition of his rolling a 300 game at Freeway Bowl recently. Bob, manager of Futurama Lanes in Fullerton is seen with (from left) Jim Pontius. Orange County Bowling Association secretary; Carl Saugstad, A.B.C. House Director; Kirk Fairhurst, new owner of Freeway Bowl; and Richard Graves, general manager of Freeway Bowl. Amateur Boxing Returns to County; Santa Ana Academy Opens Sunday SANTA ANA — Following a long absence, amateur boxing returns Orange County this week with the grand opening of the Santa Ana Boxing Academy Sunday, April 28th. Highlight of the grand opening program will be the appearance many of the southland's top fight figures. Both current and day night, the fights will feature teams of amateurs from other fight clubs from both California, out of state and amateur teams from Mexico. Academy hours will be from 12 to 8:30 p.m. on weekdays, 9 to 3 p.m. on Saturdays, and 11 to 3 p.m. on Sundays. Norman Letcher, a night school student at Santa Ana JC, serves as gym manager and instructor, assisted in the instruction department by Jess Elizalde. Letcher, a former Golden Gloves, has a 9-1 pro fight record after piling up a 41-4 amateur string. Refreshments are to be provided at Sunday's opening and all Orange County fans are invited. AT SANTA ANA RACE Driving Course Orange County will hold its first big driving contest at the Santa Ana Driving Range, 16322 South Harbor Blvd., Sunday, at p.m. Mike Austin, rated by many longest ball hitter in golf, will his program with a short reel of the meaning of the word swing. He will explain and demonstrate the stance, proper grip will show some excercises proper body movement. Austin will then illustrate golf swing in slow motion, plaining the plane and the air the clubhead travel. Mike will then demonstrate ventional shots from the wrist through the driver followed by repertoire of trick and varied shots. These will include shots as wind shots, low hooks, slices, pulls, pushes, many other. Questions Okay In closing, time will be given answering specific questions clinic participants. Austin will be assisted by Bayha and other Orange professionals. There will be no clue for the golf exhibition and competition. There will be a driving course for all golfers. There will prizes given away with a small for entering the contest. Five es will be given away for the longest balls and five more for the best average of three. Hal Gregg, Anaheim, was not isfied at the five under par he posted at the new Mesa Country Club so he recently back and broke his record posting a 65. Hal got off to a great start shooting birds on the first and end holes. Gregg then paed the next SANTA ANA — Following a long absence, amateur boxing returns Orange County this week with the grand opening of the Santa Ana Boxing Academy Sunday, April 26th. Highlight of the grand opening program will be the appearance many of the southland's top fight figures. Both current and past national fight names will be present to kick off the Academy teams with a free program of workouts and exhibitions from 1 to 7 pm. Open to the public, Sunday's opening will usher a new era of boxing into Orange County following an absence of far too many years. Officially sanctioned Officially sanctioned by the AU, the Academy is the third such amateur training ground to open in Southern California in the last few months. Failure of Southland boxers to make much of a showing in Golden Glove and similar national championships in the past few years is credited for the resurgence of operations like the new Santa Ana Academy. Run by three long time Orange Counties, Louis and E. (Zeke) Rico and Bob Beniyez, the Academy is designed to fulfill a twofold purpose. It will be both a school and a training gym. Boxing classes will be offered both for recreation and the road to the development of self confidence and the art of self defense. Both amateur fighters and interest in novices are among those currently receiving instructions. In addition In addition to the instructional part of the operation, the academy will serve as a training camp for the area's amateur and professional fighters. To showcase its program, the gym will also sponsor semi-monthly amateur fights in the 900 seat Santa Ana National Guard Armory. Scheduled to begin May 6, and continue on every other Wednesday. Upset Winner, Williams In Golf Encounter LOS ANGELES (UPI)—Upset winner Trudy Keel, 25, goes against medalist Barbara Williams, 20, today in the semifinals. Day night, the fights will feature teams of amateurs from other fight clubs from both California, out of state and amateur teams from Mexico. Academy hours will be from 12 to 8:30 p.m. on weekdays, 9 to 3 p.m. on Saturdays and 11 to 3 p.m. on Sundays. Spartans Nip Marshall, 7-2 Combining a sterling pitching performance by Ron Yett and an eight hit attack, the Brookhurst Spartans snapped a three game losing streak and captured their initial win of the season. Coach Al Ashley's nine downed the visiting Marshall Mustangs, 7-2. The Spartans had previously dropped a 6-3 decision to Fremont of Pomona and two losses to the Western Frosh, 7-2 and 7-5. Yett tossed a nifty one-hitter at the Pomona boys, holding the losers hitless and scoreless until the seventh inning. Only two enemy batsmen had reached base prior to that time, both getting life on errors. In the seventh the portside slinger gave up his only walk, the only hit, (a triple), and the only runs. Fifteen Hosses went back to the bench muttering to themselves after striking out. The first eight Pomona batters in the ball game were fanned by the stylish lefthander. The winning locals moved off to a fast start in the first inning when Dave Bell walked and scored ahead of the busy Mr. Yett, who smashed a long home run. With two outs, Mike Birney and Mel Lofquist walked and Charlie Aguinaga singled another run across. More Runs Four more runs poured across the dish in the sixth as the Green and White iceed the game. Birney led off with a triple and scored on Aguinaga's third straight hit. Wes Quish and Brad Ralston walked and with two outs, Yett and Red Winn singled to finish the scoring for the Spartans. In the four games played so far this season, Yett has collected 7 hits in 13 trips to the plate, two of the hits being triples and one homer. The next appearance for the Ashleymen will be tomorrow when they invade the AUHS campus to tangle with the Sophomores. Norman Letcher, a night school student at Santa Ana JC, serves as gym manager and instructor, assisted in the instruction department by Jess Elizalde. Letcher, a former Golden Glovener, has a 9-1 pro fight record after piling up a 41-4 amateur string. Refreshments are to be provided at Sunday's opening and all Orange County fans are invited. The Academy is located in Santa Ana at 204½ E. 4th St. Time Extension Soon For Quarter Horse Meets SACRAMENTO (UPI)—Legislation to extend California's quarter horse racing season by 16 days each year has passed its first committee hurdle in the Assembly. The Government Organizations Committee Tuesday approved the bill by Assemblyman Richard Hanna (D Garden Grove) which would permit 50 days of quarter horse racing in both Northern and Southern California. Present law permits 42 days of such racing in each half of the state. However, harness and Thoroughbred racing get 50 days each in each half of the state. The Age of All-Cooling, Heating Now General Electric better living! The age Electric Heat Pump—beats without flame! It's an era of new San winter without flame house. It's an era of new cleanest fuels are less the Weathertron burns heard-of CONVENIENCE stat once—Weathertron does not automatically enter for entering the contest. Five es will be given away for the longest balls and five more for the best average of three... Scheduled to begin May 6, and continue on every other Wednesday. Upset Winner, Williams In Golf Encounter LOS ANGELES (UPI)—Upset winner Trudy Keel, 25, goes against medalist Barbara Williams, 20, today in the semifinals of the California State Women's Golf Championship at Brentwood Country Club. The other match today will be Mrs. Betty Loveys of North Hollywood against three-time state champion Mrs. Marge Ferrie of Long Beach. Miss Keel, a Reseda teacher, upset veteran campaigner Ruth Miller of Long Beach 1-up Wednesday while Miss Williams of Richmond scored a 1-up victory over Mrs. Evelyn Kertes of Pacific Palisades. Mrs. Ferrie staged the comeback of the day by beating Jean Dameral of Annandale Golf Club 1-up after being four down at the end of eight holes. Mrs. Loveys sidelined Joan Weeks of Del Rio with a 1-up victory. FIRST ARCHERS NEW YORK (UPI)—Dr. Robert P. Elmer, one-time United States archery champion, is authority for the belief that the bow and arrow were first used by the extinct Aurignacian race about 25,000 years ago. NFL Club Owners Meet For Pension Discussion PHILADELPHIA (UPI)—How to raise 30 million dollars was the question today as the National Football League Players Association and the club owners met here to discuss a pension plan for the gridders. The figure experts think it would take the 30 million to finance what the players want — $100 a month at the age of 65 for players with five years of service in the league. The sum is arrived at as the amount needed 30 years from now just about the time the league's older players would meet the proposed pension age. How that amount can be raised is the crux of the special league meeting which was expected to run through Friday. RACING APR. 10-MAY 6 POST TIME 1:20 P.M. SATURDAY 11:50 P.M. LOS ALAMITOS IT'S LUCKY when you live in America Whispering skis cut through powder...wind hits your face...you skim along on a wild, white track of your own. And at the end of the run (if you enjoy beer as much as you do skiing) you'll really enjoy refreshing Lucky Lager. LUCKY LAGER SANTA ANA RANGE Driving Contest Set for County Orange County will hold their big driving contest at the Santa Ana Driving Range, 16322 Southbor Blvd., Sunday, at 1:30. Like Austin, rated by many, the biggest ball hitter in golf, will open program with a short resume the meaning of the words golfing. He will explain and demonstrate the stance, proper grip, and show some excercises for proper body movement. Justin will then illustrate the swing in slow motion, examining the plane and the arc of clubhead travel. Like will then demonstrate conditional shots from the wedge through the driver followed by hisertoire of trick and variety of hits. These will include such hits as wind shots, low shots, kicks, slices, pulls, pushes, and any other. Questions Okay A closing time will be given to answering specific questions of clinic participants. Justin will be assisted by Max Yha and other Orange professionals. There will be no charge on the golf exhibition and clinic. There will be a driving contest all golfers. There will be 10 times given away with a small fee entering the contest. Five prizes will be given away for the five greatest balls and five more prizes the best average of three balls. Hal Gregg, Anaheim, wasn't sated at the five under par round posted at the new Mesa Verde entry Club so he recently went back and broke his record by hitting a 65. Hal got off to a great start byoting birds on the first and second holes. Gregg then paired the next two on the incoming nine for a six under par 65 and a new course record. Hai has recently taken over his steak house located on La Palma and Magnolia in Anaheim where he is now holding fort and has his sticks stored in the attic. For an evening of pleasure drop by the Hal Gregg steak house where you will be entertained by good music and sink your choppers into a tasty steak. If you slip on Hal's blind side, he will probably give you golfers a short dissertation on how to improve your game. SPORTS FACTS RACING INFLATION NEW YORK (UPI)—Sir Barton, the first Triple Crown winner, earned $57,275, by winning the Kentucky Derby, Preakness and Belmont Stakes. A sweep in 1959 would be worth more than $300,000. FITZ STARTED IT HOLLANDALE, Fla. (UPI) — Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons, who started the practice in 1920, was the first trainer to send his horses to the paddock wearing polo boots instead of bandages. HEIGHT OF FUTILITY ST. LOUIS (UPI)—The St. Louis Browns lost three consecutive 1-0 baseball games on April 25, 28 and 27 in 1929. 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