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38 THE NASHVILLE TtNNESStAKTjumdiy. May 23. 1968 Crow ba ease ohn 4 around the fourth or fitth inning. I didn't use my fast ball as much but relied more on a knuckler and a curve." Cohn's winning run came in the sixth. And Garland, who has been a pleasant surprise in Cohn's hitting attack, put the spark into the winning frame.

With two outs and Chuck a 10-1 win from MBA on Monday, and yesterday ended the busy week by snipping Madison's win streak at 14. wasn't as quick today as he has been," commented Austin. ti that's understandable. Our pitching has carried us this year." AFTER THE game. Garland admitted.

"Mv arm felt tired StmsiMi against MBA (set today) and then throw Friday against After an tl-iiming 4-1 win ner Litton Friday, no one could have guessed that Wayne could hustle back to win the next two NIL playoff games. But Garland, now fi avenged his onlv defeat with m. "sr ss iu Odds Pick Player To Win in Memphis Boyette on first alter a fielder's choice, Gariand punched a single to center chasing Chuck to second. Then Perry lined a hot shot by Sieve Estep at third for a single that sent Boyette home. RANDY GRAY took the loss for Madison.

Making only his third start. Gray did a fine job in striking out seven and giving up only four hits in six innings. "We were the victims of a good defense," said Madison Coach Bill Brimni. "Defense was the difference in the game. "Garland did a tremendous job.

By the same token 1 think Randy did a good job for us." WITH HIS last ball missing, Wayne struck out just two. Madison's band of hitters, the NIL's top offensive club, got wood on the ball most of the day, but shortstop Larry Felts, third sacker Ron Raley, and outfielders Marshall Winkler, Ron Perry and Chuck Boyette came up with the big plays. Estep and Mike Santi got Madison's hits, and Garland also walked one to account for for Madison's third baserun-ner. But catcher Doug Lang-lord shot Santi down when Mike tried to steal second and Wayne started a double play By BOB TEITl EB AIM IT TOOK Cohn's Wayne Car-land just 314 pitches in 25 innings to win the ML baseball title. THE BLACK Knight iron man.

who pitched three complete games in i days, faced 88 men. struck out 24, walked just five, gave up 10 hits and yielded only one earned run. In accomplishing all of this, Wayne used 12.6 pitches per inning. And yesterday the righthander, with major league scouts in the stands, threw the ball only 82 times, faced only 22 men and threw a two hitter for a 1-0 victory over previously unbeaten and defending ML champ Madison. With the impressive list of statistics, the career of one of the ML's top all-time pitchers might have come to a close.

The two-time All-Metro pitcher, a virtual cinch for a third anpearance on THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN'S glitter team, probably won't pitch in Cohn's remaining two Western Division round-robin game. "WAYNE'S A pretty tired boy and we're not in the race." si'id Colin Coach Tony Austin. "We'll probably use 9 Ha in 1958 while he was still an amateur, said he expected the winning score to be close to the eight-under turned in last year by Dave Hill. Player, who has been involved in two playoffs in the tourney here he lost both says he likes the Colonial layout even though "I wouldn't say this course is more suited to my game than others. I'm not a believer in big greens.

They eliminate the approach shot. Here the course isn't long, but you miss a green and it can hurt you. It puts a premium on iron shots." '0 AIUITO Store Hours OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. 9 P.M. Something To Look At This was how it looked to Madison third baseman Steve Estep as he faced Cohn's Wayne Garland yesterday in the NIL championship game.

Garland hurled a two-hitter as Cohn stopped the defending ML champs 1-0. Most of the pros who will begin firing for the $20,000 top money in the $100,000 Open this morning spent yesterday touring the layout in the pro-am preliminary. Kel Nagle, 1960 British Open champion, tied the course record with a seven-under-par 63 to win the $500 first prize in the pro-am tournament. R. H.

Sikes shot a 65. Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer are listed as No. 2 choices by the oddsmakers. MASON Rudolph, who came in third in the inaugural Open to TDIW'. a WHEN ITS TtMi TO RE-TIRE BUY FISK ti SAIB Who Plays Today TBI.

STATE LEAGUE i JUNIOR KNOT HOLE MEMPHIS (AP) Gary-Player has been tabbed as the favorite to win the 11th annual Memphis Open Goif Tournament, but the South African says. "I don't believe there is such a thing as a favorite in one particular tournament." PLAYER. WHO turned in a two-under-par 63 in a practice round over the Colonial Country Club course Tuesday, said that "maybe over a year's time you can pick a man to lead one winnings, but that's all. I don't believe you can do it in one event." 3 DAYS ONLY1 6.50x13 ilACKWALLS, 1 TUIEIESS Plus 1.81 Federal Excise) Tax and trade-in lire. SALE PRICE PIUS P.E.T.

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