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NIW YORK. (AP)-Of the 13 pigym drafted by major league ball clubs at a cost of 8132.500 last wintsr, eight still are aruoncl gt the seasafs half-way mark.

Forrest spook Jacobs, plucked by the Philadelphia Athletics from Montreal Royals of the Inter- national -League, probably is the best of the lot. The talented second baseman has a .274 average. A ”pgpky" hitter who chops. slices and hunts. Jacobs finally has made me grade after years of frustra- tion in the Dodger chain.

Chuck Diering. brushed off for years as a "great field. no hit." centre fielder. has been corninl througlfas a hitter with Baltimore. With St. Louis Cardinals and New York Giants in the National Lea- gue, Diering had a. .249 lifetime average until Baltimore took a chance on the strength of his .322 season at Minneapolis.

Boyce Lint, back again at 33. hasn't been doing as bad job for at. Louis Cardinals. appearing in is games on relief with a 1-2 re- :ord. He has been doing about as well as Eddie Stanky's other re- lief pitchers.

Al aims. brought back by Chi- cago White Box with the hope he would. come through as a left handed reliefer, was traded to the Athlctlcl, who made him a starter. The former Washington southpaw has a 1-2, two-team record.

Baltimore's No. 1 draft. second baseman Vinioio Garcia. hasn't had much chance to play with Bobby Young doing the heavy work.

Pittsburgh made much oi "steal- ing" Jerry Lynch from the New York Yankee organization. but the rookie. outfielder, who played in Norfolk. Va., last year, was hit- ting only. 216 going into the week- end. He had appeared in 42 games.

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Luis Marquez, formerly of the Braves. wound up with Pittsburgh in the deal by which Chicago Cubs got Hal Rice. The Cuba drafted Marques from Milwaukee's Toledo farm but the fleet outfielder is just over .100 for 26 games.

Charley Kress was drafted by Detroit after his .317 season with 25 homers and 151 runs batted in at Rochestcr last year. He broke into 24 games with the Tigers be- fore he was traded to Brooklyn for Wayne Belardi in a swap of re- serve first baseman. The Dodgers kept Kress for use as a pinch hitter although he's hitting Just over .100.

The other five men who were selected last winter all are back in the minors. Infielders Tom Kor- czowski of Cleveland and Harry Bright of Detroit failed to make it. It was the same story with pitchers Daon Fracchia of Cleve- land, Jocko Thompson of Chicago White Sex and Jim Melton of Cin- cinnati.

Cock-ell-Matthews Boui Arranged

SEATTLE, (AP)- Arrangements have been completed for a July 80 bout here between British Empire heavyweight champion Don Cockell and Seattle Harry (Kid) Mat- thews--their third meeting in less than a year.

In their two previous bouts, in Seattle last August and in London June 1. Cockell outpointed Mat- thews each time.

Irish Golfer Sets Record

SOUTI-IPORT, ling. (AP)-John Mcaonlgle of Ireland set a record for professionals on the Hillside course Monday by shooting a on in the qualifying round for the British open golf championship.

Mcconlgle fired a three-under- par as on the outgoing nine and came in with s four-under-par 32 on the par-72 course.

Frank Btranehan of Toledo. Ohio. equalled the amateur record for the course with a as-as-ea qualify- ing round. The previous 69 was shot by Dixie Rewlinson of Britain in a county tuumernent earlier this year.

Will Modify Tennis Rule

PARIS (AP)-The International Lawn Tennis Association decided Tuesday to modify the foot.-fault rule which has been a source of dispute between the American and Australian Davis Cup teams.

The new rule. which goes into effect next Jan. 1 on a two-year trial basis. permits the server to swing one foot over the line during his delivery.

Under the current rule both feet have to be kept back of the line until the racket. strikes the ball.

Australia objected to the change. arguing the Aussie players had been trained scrupulously to ob- serve the present rule and would be penalized in having to modify their styles.

The Americans. accused repeat- edly nf violating the rule. favored the change.

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TORONTO. (CP)- Lorne Main. Bob Bedard, Paul Willey and Don Platt Monday were named to rep- resent C nads in Davis Cup tennis against hile July 15-17 at Toronto. Laird Watt of Montreal was ap- pointed non-playing captain.

Platt. 25. of Toronto is the only newcomer to the team. The 24- year-old Main of Vancouver and Toronto has been on every Dana- dlen Davis Cup team since 1940. .Willey. 24. of Vancouver and Be- dsrd, 28. of sherbrooke. Que., were named to the team for the first time last year.

Selection of the team was an- nounced by Dr. Georges Leclerc chairman of the Canadian Lawn Tennis Association's Davis Oup selection committee. Players were chosen on the basis of their Cana- dian ranking last year and their

this season.

Main was ranked Canada's No. 1 player with Bedsrd mnner-up, Willey fourth and Plait fifth.

Dr. Leclerc said Jim Macken of Vancouver, No. a player, was not chosen to play in the first round North American zone match against Chile because he lost to comparat- ive unknowns in two west coalit tournaments early this year.

Henri Rochon. 31-year-old Mon- treal southpaw who has been a fix. ture on Canada's squad since 1948. lost his chance to make the team when Platt licked him in the semi- finals of the recent Mont Gabriel invitation tournament.

Chile has named Luis Ayala. Ri- cardo Balbiers and Andrea Ham- mefsley as definite members of "-5 GQUECI and may choose either Eduardo or Guillermo Garcia Del Pedregal as a fourth member,

Main and Bedard defeated Ham- mersley and Roberto Morea of Ar- gentina in a quarter-final doubles match at the Monte Carlo tourna- ment this year. Main won the

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Cuba when Dr. Leclerc resigned to devote his time to the selection committee.

Dr. Leclero said the committee rated Lawrence Barclay or van- couver, Jim Bentley of Toronto. and 18-year-old John Swann of Vancouver good prospects for the 1955 Davis Cup team.

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