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Montana labor news., 1950-02-02
LEGAL NOTICES

X TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
sEcosD JUDICIAL DISTRICT or THE
STATE or MONTANA IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY or SILVER BOX
W 4l07a
Fred G Nelson and wife, Nancy J
Nelson. Plaintiffs. IS phemia McPhal,
~ BOW, state Of Montana. Edward GIL
more. a single man, Thomas q lfnore. a
iuele man. Hc.lry Gilmore and wife MI
Henry Gilmore. Mary Margaret Gilmore
nd all Unknown heirs and or uevisees
OF Nlals Gilmore deceased. The State o.
Ncniana a sovereign state; Iae STATE
Board OF Equalization OF the State OF
Montana: Sam D. Coca. John A Mat
teeXs. md Joe Miller, as members OF
t. state Board OF Equalization OF the
state o. Montana. aid all other persons.
ansnoNl.. claiming or wao might clam
AIS right. title. estate. or interest IN. or
EN- or enrumbrance upon, the real prop
efty described in the Complaint or any
fl.rgeol. adverse to Plaintiffs title there
Is whether such claim or possible clam
Z preseAt or contingent. including any
ialn OF possible claim Of dover IN
.hoaie or accrued, pelendauis
SUMMONS
TIE state OF Montana sends Greeting.
10 the above aamed Defendants
NUn ARE hereby summoned 10 ailsNcs
tie Complaint ~ this action which j
filed in tie office Of the Clerk Of tbs
Court. a cops OF which is herewith seryee
upon you. ald to file your answer ano
crtc q copy thereof upon he Plaintiffs
attorneys within twenty t.0i days aitei
the service OF this luminous. exclusive
oil the Gay Of strsicc. and IN case O
godr failure TO appear or answer. Judg
mcnt will be taken against you BY de
fault for tAe relief demanded in tn.
complaint TINS action IS brought for III
purpose OF procuring Il tax deed from III
County Treasurer Of Silver Bow County
Montana. for. and 10 quiet t.tlr 70 u
lands and prem les sltiate IN Sllyof pa
County. Montana described as
Lot numbered Twenty-threc 1881 j
Block I" Of the Gilman Addition /
the Cty OF Butte Montana, accord.n
to the official plat and survey there
of on file and Of record in the olfic
of the County CLERK and Recorder {
silver Bow County Montana
witness my hand and the seal Of sal
Court This 3lst day Of December. 1919.
FRANK J GABSE
Clerk or the District Court
BY FILLMORE j, MAENPA
Deputy Clerk
COURT SEAL
J + Emigh. John r Mullanv, AZ Mort
Main Street. Butte. Montana ATTORNEY
Publish Jan. IL. 10. 26-Tcb. .. 1850
Montana labor news., 1950-02-02
NOTICE no CREDITORS

Estate Of Cecil C Nixon. Deceased
Notice IS hereby giyea by the under
signed. Cecil Jack Nixon. Administrato
OF the estate OF cecil c Nixon. deceased,
TO tac cred tors OF and AL persons having
claims against the said deceased. TO ex-
Mb.t them. with the necessary vouchers.
within Ten months after the first publ
cslcn q. i4t notice TO the said admin
isiratcr az POS Metal, Bank Building.
Butte. s lvei Bow County. Montana. the
office OF Joseph P Monaghan, Esq. the
same being the place ioi the transaction
Of the business OF said estate, in the
County OF SILVER Bow, State OF Montana
CECIL JACK NIXON. Administra-
tor OF the Estate Of Cecil c Nixon.
Deceased
Dated Butte. Montana. this 26th day
OF January, 1850.
Joseph p Monaghan. Eq. POS Metals
Bank Building. Butte. Montana. Attor-
es Tor Administrator
Publish February 2. Q, l6. %, 1850.
Montana labor news., 1950-02-02

Estate OF JENNIE Sconiienza Dec ased
Notice is hereby given BY tie under
signed administrator OF The estate of
SconlieM2a. deceased. to TIE cred
itors OF and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit
them. with the necessary vouchers, with
Ia zen months after the FIRST publication
OF ms notice 10 the said administrator
at the office Of his attorney. Howard A
John on. Room 8. FIRST National Bank
Building. Butte. Montana the same being
the place for the transaction OF the bus
mess OF said estate. in the County OF
silver Bow State OF Montana
JOHN SC~ONFIENzA, JR. Admin
wistrator OF the Estate OF Jeanne
ScontenYa Deceased
Dated Butte. Montana. this nth day
Publish Jan. 10. 26-Fcb ? .. 1850
Montana labor news., 1950-02-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IDI 1Ai+A4NANo tAtAE
Notice is hereby given by the UNDER
signed. san Grim, Jr., to all persons
having any clam or lien against the
said truck now IN his possession This
truck vas deposited for storage aad re-
pair at CLYDE PARK. Moltlaa oa or
about the 18th day o. Oc.oofr. 1879.
Nio- N%n,shar corr 9ea6sS y rrnSn New
Der Tl.a BOG. Title No. i05-999l, Total
,.4s,gcs lal S.or-ee repairs sac Sf45ai
AnNone hayinp any Claim o. rent to
title OF truck file your claims WITH Mr..
san Grim. Jr. at his residence 1919 Ne
vada Avenue. Butte. Montana
SAS GRIM JR
Dated Butte. Montana Wis illl dig OF
January. 1850
Montana labor news., 1950-02-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Cora OMalley, Deceased
Notice Is hereby gwen BY The under
signed Administrator and Administrative
of the estate OF Cora Mallcs. deceased
to the creditors OF and all persons having
claims against the said decea ed. to ex-
hibit them. with the necessary vouchers
within ten months after the first publ
cation Of this notice to the said admin
Stre tor and administrators at coz Metals
Bank Bldg, Butte. Montana, the SAINT
being the place for the transaction of the
business Of said estate. in the County
OF silver Bow, State Of Montana.
WILLIAM j. CLARK. " CUR
RE. Administrator and Admins
tratrsx OF the Estate OF Cora
OtMaliey. Deceased
Dated Butte. Montana, this sid day o.
January. 1850.
T. J. Davis, Attorney for Admr. and
Admx.
Publish Jan 10 10. &c Feb .. 1850
Montana labor news., 1950-02-02
NOTICES
aor1cE TO CREDITORS


L. o. I,.t.crue 4 E!vers. De-
a'.e .agoby gwen by the under
A5.e4. Administrator OF The estate OF
Hafne4ne 4 Eleers. deceased. 10 the
rrea,tor. @! and all per os.s having claims
4eaIr.t the said licensed. 10 exhibit them,
aim tn necessary vouchers. within iouI
month, after the first publication o..
n, gotice 10 The said administrator at
me office OF Alex c Rodger Attorney Al
iae 4os Owsle, Building. Butte. Montana
no sd!ne heing The place for the trans
~ on Of tic business OF said estate. IN
an, County o.. si.lycr Bow. State OF Mon
hLTON b FOUTz. Administratoi
OF the Estate OF Katherine A FL
ters. Deceased.
Dated Butte. Montana. this 2gth day OF
January. 1850.
Alex {. Rodtcr. 40s Owsley Bldg, BUTT.
Montana Attorney for Administrator
Publish February .. 9. l6. %, 1850.
Montana labor news., 1950-02-02
AWFUL FAIR DEAL

CORPORATE dividend payments reached the all time high of
sS 4 billion in lo40. according to the estimates Of the Council
OF Economic Advisers.
That is $500 million more than the dividend figure in 1913;
81 billion more than in 1889; and $50 billion more than in
the boom year Of 1929.
Yep. the Fair Deal sure is running the country.
Montana labor news., 1950-02-02

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF IHs
SrcOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF The
STATE OF MONTANA. IN AMI FOR
the COUNTY or SILVER BOW
No. 1925
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Ursula
Drroua also known as Ursula Deranla.
and Ursula vukulich, Deceased
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ROPER J.
Notice is heres, given and under ana
~ virtue OF an order OF the above named
Court. duly made on the l7th day OF
December. lg49. in the matter OF the
Estate OF Ursula Deriana. laso known As
Ursula Dcranja. and Ursula Vukullch.
deceased. the undersigned. as admins
trtx OF said estate. Will sell at private
ale 10 the highest bidder subject TO con
lrmation by SAID court, the following de-
scribed real property, to-witi
Lot Is IN Block SIS OF the Mcqueen
Addition to East Butte, Montana. ac-
cording to the Official plat thereof re-
corded IN the office Of the Clcik and
Recorder OF Silver Bow County Mon,
tana Surface only. minerals reserved
by prior conveyance
SAID sale viii be made on or alter sat
lurday the 25th day OF February 1880
M ii A NJ All bids must be N writing
accompanied by 10 per cent oi ohd anc
NAV be lett at 1873 w Granite 81. Butte
Montana. at Law Offices OF George w
Richardson, or may be delivcred 70 the
SAID administrative personally. ai any
time after the first publication 81 tins
Aotitc. and before sale
Dated January 80 1850
MARY MrRRlCk
Administratrix
10y D.fIN.NaL IaIrtFNfH+. % a flhN
Montana labor news., 1950-02-02
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE 10 ChtpliOfso
Estate OF Hubert Wcrring. also KNOW.
MS Hubert j Worriag. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
siqred. administrators OF the tate o.
Hubert W|orring, also known as HUBER
j Worring. deceased. to the creators
of and all persons having claims agains'
the said deceased, to exhibit them, WilN
Inc necessary vouchers, WITHIN ioul
"a, months after the first pubilcatioA
NJ this notice to the said administratof
AZ room 400 Silver Bow Block, BUTT
Montana. being the office OF ). justin
Bourouin. the attorney for the admins
traitor. the same being the place ioi
Tie transaction Of the business oil sag
estate. in the County of Silver Bow State
Of Montana.
JOSEPH HUBERT WORKING &C
ministrator of the Estate OF Hubert
Worring, also known as Hubert
J. Worring. Deceased.
Dated Butte. Montana, this 3lst oay
OF December, l949 -.
j. Justin Bourcuin, 4n6 Silver Bow
Block. Butte. Montana, Attorney Tor 40
ministrator.
! publish Jan 70, 10. 2s.-Feh : 1850
Montana labor news., 1950-02-02
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF TIE
STATE OF MONTANA IN AND Q
THE COUNTY or SILVER BOW
No 44o87
pm Heane. Plaintiff. Us phemia Nc
phail. County Treasurer OF the county
OF silver Bow State Of Montana. Reyh-
olds & Sypher, a Montana Corporation
and all other persons unknown. claiming
or Who might claim. any right, title, cs-
tate or interest in, or lien or encum,
brance upon. the real property Described
n me Complaint. or any thereof, adverse
to plaintiff ownership, or any ciouu
upon plaintiffs title thereto, whether
such claim or possible CAIN DC pieSels
or contingent. including any clalm Or
possible claim OF dover. l~ncloate OF ac-
crued. Defendants.
SUMMONS
The state Of Montana sends Greetings
to the above named Defendants
You are hereby summoned to answer
the Complaint in this action, which is
filed in the office OF Tie Clerk OF IN :,
| Court. a copy OF which IS herewith served
upon YOU, and to file your answer ano
serve a copy thereof upon the plalhtill
ATTORNEYS within twenty t2ui DAYS aitcI
me service OF this Summons. exclusive
OF the day Of service. and IN case OF
YOUR failure to appear or answer Juue-
mcnt VIII be taken against you by oe-
fault for the relief demanded IN the Com
plaiNt tins action Is brought LOT tnr
nutposo OF procuring a taN deco from
me County Treasurer OF silver 30"
county. Montana. for. and TO quiet tttlt
10 lands and premises situate in Sllvel
Bow County. Montana. described as.
Lots numbered Fourteen 90, FIJI
teen asa SIXTEEN tl6' and Seventeen
IN Of Block rNcnty-sX '2b' OF M
D,ly Addtflon to Butte. Silver Bow
Montana labor news., 1950-02-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Es,alr o., W.lham r B%crryman. De
ceased
Notice IS hcrcb> given By the UNDER
ipncd. Administrator with WIN Annexed
OF the estate OF William r Berrvman,
deceased. to tie creditors OF n all
persons having claims against the said
deceased to exhibit them, with the nee
essary vouchers. within four months after
tie fr publication OF this notice to
the sad administrator with the VIII
Annexed at the Law Building. SIS W,
Broadway. Butte. Montana. the same be-
lng the place for the transaction OF the
business OF said estate in the County
Of Silver Bow. State Of Montana
ED BERGMAN. Administrator
with the viii Annexed Of the
estate OF william r Bergman.
Deceased
Dated Butte. Montana. this nth day
OF January, 1850
McCatiery and Roc. Attorneys for Pc
t%itioacr. So W Broadway, Butte, Mon
publish Jan 70. 10. %. Feb ?. 1850
Montana labor news., 1950-02-02
Special Order Of Business

lerfl Lick, appeared al the \,
,cmbls and told d what had hap
pcucd ON the VALLEY Nuihoritle, dur
ins the year He sad the NM
iiehl i, no, dead. He pointed ont
the huge ,ncce-, ii the TN and
how private bushes, ~ the lNN
area, +, sold on lNA Plans are
salue ahead 10 eei NM started q
lie earliest possible moment
Montana labor news., 1950-02-02

j + Emeh. John T Mullanp, AZ Mort
Main Street. Butte. Montana Attorneys
Tor Plaintiffs.
publish Jan. IL, 10. 26-Fcb .. 1850
Montana labor news., 1950-02-02

,.pere~oeNr rsi~-eRs - euTTr. "o~rAH.
Evening star., 1950-08-25
Boys Club Among Six
Survivors in Tourney
Speeiol Dispeteh 10 The Ster

JOHNSTOWN, Pa, Aug. 25.-
The Washington Boys Club. Dis
trict representative in the ALI
American Amateur baseball tour
nament here, is among the six
teams left in the battle for the
championship.
The Boys Club beat Holyoke
Mass, 5-3, yesterday to keep its
tourney hopes alive. Washington
meets Johnstown at 3 o'clock this
afternoon and one of the two will
be eliminated in the double knock
out series. Both teams have 81
records. Washington lost to Brook
lyn in the opening round but came
back Wednesday to whip Wilkes
Barre and New York.
Washington had to come from
behind with four runs in the sixth
inning and one in the ninth, yes
terday. The Boys Club was shut.
out until the sixth when Buc
Taylor and Ed Claxton led the
attack against Holyoke. Taylor
finished the day with a triple ane
a single and Claxton had a double
and single. Bob Mayberry wen1
the distance and gave up six hits
Baltimore and Central Jersey
the only remaining undefeatec
teams, meet in the feature game
tonight. Brooklyn and Harris.
burg play in the other tourney
game, and one will be eliminated
by tomorrow.
Evening star., 1950-08-25
Gussie Will Wear
FEmsy' Apparel
For Pro Tennis
By the Associoted Pre,s

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Gussie
Moran is going to show a dazzling
wardrobe and a lot more of Gussie
while earning her $4,000 on the
new professional tennis tour.
That's what the girl said.
"As an amateur I had to be
restrained because some of those
tennis groups can be a bit stiff
necked," declared the curvaceous,
green-eyed sumner of the courts.
Now I'm my own boss and I can
wear anything I want"
Hold those corpuscles, boys,
because Gussie says you amt seen
nothing yet.
I'll wear a lot of flimsy little
things" she added. Leopard
skin. balleraina skirts and, oh yes.
OF course, some of that famous
lace.
Il intend to wear-or not wear
does the most for INV
figure and I promise you it won't
be conservative.
The well-arranged lass from
Santa Monica. Calf, said her de-
signer will. dream up something
absolutely breathless" for her pro
debut in Madison Square Gar
den early in November.
Evening star., 1950-08-25
BI Out 10 CIinch Pennant
In Departmental League

The FBI prepared to send nine
men onto the South Ellipse at
pm. today to corner the Depart
mental Baseball League champion
ship.
Waiting to fight it out with
the G-Men are the Union Print
ers. FBI beat the Printers, 6-5,
in the first of the best-two- of
three series yesterday, although
the Printers led in hits, 1913.
FBI made five errors and the
Printers only one, but they made
1t at a crucial time. The G-Men
scored four runs in the seventh
inning on only one hit, three
walks and that error.
The winner of this series joins
Ave other league titlists in the
city sandlot championships next
week.
Evening star., 1950-08-25
Quantico Nine Enters
Third Semipro Round
BY the Associated prssx

WICHITA, Kans., Aug. 25.-
The Quantico CVa.) Marines will
go into their third-round game
tonight in the National Semipro
Baseball Tournament against Ell
Dorado Kans.) Elks.
The Marines game will be fol-
lowed by tussle between the Fort
Wayne Gnd.) Capeharts and the
Huntsville (AlaD Boosters, a sec
ond-round contest.
Fort Wayne, which won the
last three titles under the banner
OF the General Electrics, last
night blasted the Roxboro IN. c.
Blues. 1876.
The st. Joseph (Mich.) Auscos
1946 titliStS, beat the Sinton (Tex.)
Plymouth Oilers, 81, on Joe
Bestudik's homer in the fifth in
ming with one on. Vernon Ken
nedy, former American League
pitcher. went the distance for St.
Joseph, although hit freely.
The Weiser 1daho) Prosecutors
won their first-round game over
the Arkansas City (Kans.) Pack
ers. To.
Evening star., 1950-08-25
Boy, II, Has Second
|No-Htter in Row
In Midqet Series
By the Associated Press

WIILIAMSPORT, Pa, Aug. rs.
"A 12-year-old Houston, Tex,
lad today grabbed the spotlight in
the Little League World Series
here by pitching his second no-hit.
no-run game in a row.
In registering a 30 near-perfect
victory over Westerly, r. l.,
yesterday, sandy haired Bill Mar
tin struck out IA batters, allowing
only one man to reach first base
on walk.
The Highlander blanked San
Diego, Calf. last Friday at Austin,
Tex, in the Texas-California
regional playoffs.
Martins mound feat enabled
his mates to make the series semi
finals. They face Kankakee, ILL.,.
today. In the other semifinal
setto. Bridgeport, Conn, plays
Hagerstown. Md.
The final and consolation games
are carded for the series bowl
here tomorrow.
Martin, under Little League
rules, will not be allowed to pitch
today. However, if his team
makes the finals he is certain to
be seen on the mound again.
Evening star., 1950-08-25
Your Host 2-1 Choice
For American Derby
In Chicago Tomorrow
BY the Associofed Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-A field Of
II thoroughbreds was shaping up
today for the 40th running of the
$50, 1000 American Derby at Wash
ington Park tomorrow.
Interest centers on William
Goetz's California flash. Your
Host: Tom Gray's Florida SEN
sation, Oil Capitol, and C. T.
Chenery's Eastern star, Hill
Prince.
Your Host, the post time IA
vorite in the Kentucky Derby,
set blistering early pace and
then finished far behind Oil Cap
itol also ran. But Hill Prince.
after running into trouble. sped
along to take second money be-
hind King Ranch's battle-ground.
Middleground is remaining aloof
from the rich American Derby, but
Hill Prince, Oil Capitol and Your
Host are entered and so is the
Calumet Farm pair of Theory
and All Blue.
Your Host, with winnings of
$197,575 this year, is the 2-1 pre-
race favorite in tomorroW's mile
and a quarter gallop. The Goetz
money-winner will be ridden by
Johnny Gilbert.
Your Host has posted 1850 stake
victories in the San Felipe, the
Santa Anita Derby, the Kent
Stakes, the Dick Welles and the
Sheridan Handicap.
A victory tomorrow will be worth
$62, LOTS with II horses entered.
Hill Prince, with Eddie Arcaro
up, is next in line in the betting
at So, with the Calumet entry the
likely third choice. Hill Prince
has earned $150,515 with four
firsts, two seconds and a third in
nine starts this year. He has
been victorious in four big stakes
the Experimental Free Handicap
No. l, the Withers, the Preakness
and the Wood Memorial.
Oil Capitol won the Everglades
Handicap and the Flamingo
Stakes in Florida and the Equi-
poise Mile at Arlington Park.
He was third in the Dick Welles
and second in the Blue Grass
Stakes at Keeneland,
Evening star., 1950-08-25
Richmond Golf Meet
Bidding for Districts
Top Amateur Players

The Hermitage Club in Rich
mond is bidding for the Districts s
top amateur golfers to compete in
the ninth annual invitation tourn-
ament for the Valentine trophy to
be held September 1884.
Again this year the Hermitage
event conflicts with the Fairacre
Bowl Invitation at Hot Springs,
Va, but because of the past hospi-
tality of Hermitage Pro Tommy
Galloway and his committees, it is
expected that Hermitage will draw
the largest District delegation
The Valentine trophy play starts
with an 18-hole qualifying round
Friday. September /. Thirty-two
players will qualify in the cham
pionship sixteen and higher scores
will go into other flights. The entry
fee of $40 includes dinner dance
Saturday for each player and
guest.
Two rounds of match play are
scheduled in the title flight on
Saturday and Sunday and 36-hole
final on Monday, Labor Day. In
the other flights, one round will
be played Saturday, two rounds
Sunday and finals Monday.
Entries close Thursday, August
81 at noon with the Valentine
Tournament Committee, Hermi-
tage c. c., r. F. D. No. IL, Box
581, Richmond, William M.
Brown, jr., is tournament chair
man.
j. Davis Ewell, jr., who competed
with Virginia's All-Stars against
the District team two weeks ago,
won the tournament last year.
Galloway anticipates the finest
field in the history of the tourna-
ment, with most of the States
top amateurs, plus a District dele
cation and some from Maryland
and North Carolina.
Evening star., 1950-08-25
Russians Disgruntied
By Track Ruling, May
Quit European Meet
BY the Associated Press

BRUSSELS, Aug .25.-There was
speculation today that Russia, de-
spite its numerous successes In the
first two days of the European
track championships, might with
draw from the f1ve-day event be-
cause OF disputed relay race.
Reports from sources close TO
the meets sponsors said the Rus
slams refused a rerun of the 400
meter relay of Wednesdays open
ing program, although this had
been ruled by the officials.
Britain finishd first in the relay
with Russia second and Iceland
third. The British and Belgian
teams were disqualified for chang
ing lanes while exchanging batons,
which made the Soviet team the
winner.
The British protested all five
starters were assigned wrong
lanes and that all were in wrong
positions at some stage of the
race.
After deliberation, the judges
said the race should be rerun.
The Russians refused. then the
judges cancelled the disqualified
ton. giving Britain first place.
The Russians then rejected this
ruling as well. So the judges
again ordered rerun.
On the track. French athletes
are doing their share to prevent
the Russians from monopolizing
the honorS in the meet.
Frenchman E. Bali won the 100
meter dash for men in 10.7 sec
onds. j. Marie. another French
man, won the 110-meter high
hurdles in 14.6.
Evening star., 1950-08-25
Baseball
Continued From Page A-17.)

while ace. who got the Tigers off
the hook yesterday. The veteran
southpaw scattered four hits after
the third inning to register his
18th victory, his first since
July II.
44,078 Turn Out in New York.
A crowd of 44,07S saw the Tigers
send Tommy Byrne to cover dur
ing a winning two-run rally in
the seventh. Rolfe's pennant
hopefuls had started the Yankee
lefthander on the road in the
sixth with a brace of runs. A
two-run single by George Kell of
Relief Pitcher Joe Page produced
the tying and winning runs.
Byrne had been replaced after
walking the first two men up in
the seventh.
The Red Sox came from behind
with a ninth-inning rally to beat
st. Louis, A grand slam homer
by Vern Stephens with two out
did it. A moment before, the
Sox had scored the tying run
when Shortstop Tommy Upton
fumbled Billy Goodman's bases
loaded grounder with two out.
Ned Carver was the victim. drop
ping his 18th game. Walt Mas
terson went all the way to regis
ter his sixth victory.
Ted williams Works Out.
Ted Williams, back from a fish
ing trip in Maine, worked out with
the Red Sox at Fenway Park. He
took batting and fielding prac-
tice.
He didn't place any undue
strain on his left arm, which was
fractured at the elbow in the ALL
Star game in Chicago July IL.
He said "the arm seems to be
improving steadily"
Brooklyn's streaking Dodgers
Topped a half game of Phila-
delphia's big National League lead
by sweeping pair of games from
the Reds in Cincinnati. Preacher
Roe pitched his second successive
10 shutout in topping Ewell
Blackwell in the opener. 1t was
Roe's 17th victory. Lefty Joe
Hatten outpitched Herm Weh-
meier to win, 7-3, in the nightcap.
The victories were the seventh
and eighth straight for the
Dodgers who now trail the Phils
by five games. Blackwell's pass to
Peewee Reese IN the fifth inning
with the bases loaded furnished
Brooklyn with the lone run. Duke
Snider's 23rd homer highlighted
a 13-hit attack in the second
game.
Church Wins for PhiIs.
Emory (Bubba) Church pitched
the Phils to a Al triumph over
the Pirates in Pittsburgh. The
rookie highlander scattered five
hits for his sixth troiumph.
Clint Hartung's pinch-hit dou-
BILE drove in two runs in the top
Of the ninth to give Dave Koslo
and the Giants 3-2 victory over
Max Lanier and the Cards in St.
Louis
Boston's third-place Braves split
two games with the cubs in Chi
cago. The Braves won the opener,
11-9, as each team tailed six runs
in the ninth. The Cubs lost de-
spite four homers, two by Hank
Sauer. Frank Hitler bested Mickey
Haefner in second game hurting
duel, 4-3. Sauer smacked two
doubles, scoring once and driving
in another. 1t was Killers sixth
straight and 10th victory of the
year against two losses.