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Evening star., 1950-07-03
Rarnsauer, Unranked
Upsefs Lane, No. 3, !
In Junior Tennis

Ken Ramsauer, suddenly in the
limelight after his upset victory
over third seeded. Dick Lane in
the junior class OF the District
boys and junior tennis cham
pionsfips yesterday at Congress
sional Country Club. today was
to face Jack Clifford. Clifford,
like Ramsauer. is unranked.
While Lane was taking his s.
2-6. Cd defeat in a battle that
lasted almost two hours, other
seeded players in the Junior di-
vision advanced as expected.
Frank Kingston, who entered
both divisions, was eliminated
from junior play, 86, 6-3, by
John Frisby. Kingston, seeded
No. 4 in> the boys division, ad-
yanced there with q Ga, 64
victory over John Beyen.
Yesterdays Results.
Boys sirgles-Maicoln Leith def. All
Hobelman. 6--1. 6--a2; Peter Burr def
yaushan Carson, Ga. 60; Denny
9hi lSos Me- sUuH rfCilSfgaSu----ly u---ssS
ss.sr Dsh ns ps sc AL Reeas pesss c1x s s
Hank Holmes def. John Wilson, 6---2,
Fran Frank Aasbs eIasseen ssr M dsf. ys9n yosn asyen,
Junior singies--Tim coss DEF. Joe sid
ley 6--2, 60; John Frisby def Frank
Clugston. S--6; 6---3; Ray Blank def
def. Erwin shor, Ga, 7--5; Otto Hetsel
dset gel Alsx 1i,roaG Aiexanaer das oh s rnS 5 e;
6--3; Ken Ramsauer def Dick Lane,
6--4, 2-6, 6-4.
Today's schednfe.
Barnes vs.. Peter Dell, Don Deli vs.
Holmes. Harris vs.. Cluhston
Junior singles. p.m.-Bill Owen vs..
Junior singles. s n.m.-schimmei Vi
John Meyers. Jack Clifford VS.. Ram
Junior singles, q p.rn.--coss rs. Frisby,
Tom Bradford vs.. Hetzel.
Boys doubles, p.ii1.-Don and Peter
Dell VS.. Briggs-Frank O'Connell, wilson
Burr vs.. Lyons-Hoiford. carson-Caruso
vs.. Eichler Holland. i. 81
Boys doubtless p.m-Harris-Hobel
man vs.. Carl Matthews-Sullivan, Clus-
ston. .Beyen VS.. Bill Matthews-McCord.
velt-Rosden VS.. Hooks-partner, Barner-
Cromwell VS.. Berger Holmes
Junior doubles, B p.m.--Kane-Derye VS..
Jewell-partner, Blank -Schimmel VS.. Hub
bard-Burr, Bradford-Meyers VS.. Press
inger-Ramsauer. Breuer-Seirseine VS..
Klugston-Peter DELL Shor-Blank VS.. Nor
tom Helm.
Evening star., 1950-07-03
Three D. {. Clubs Trail
In Peoples Canoe Regatta
BY The Asseeiaisd Press

es
PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-Mike
Budrock paced the Yonkers (N.Y)
Canoe Club to victory in the an
nual Peoples canoe regatta on the
Schuylkill River.
Budrock, the only double winner
Of the regatta. captured the one
man single blade junior race in
5:26.4 and the one-man kayack
senior race m 4:08.1 yesterday.
Yonkers crewmen won six out
of the u events for a total of 80
points.
Samoset (Mass.) Canoe Club
was second with IS points.
Sebago IN. W Canoe Club fin
ished third with 18 points followed
by Dempsey washington Canoe
Club, g.; Washington Canoe Club,
the defending champions, =; Phil
adelphia Canoe Club, 6: Potomac
(Washington) Canoe Club, 4, and
Inwood IN. W Canoe Club, O.
Evening star., 1950-07-03
Five Capital Skipper!
- SIS. 4s - u
Sail 10 First Places
In Baltimore Regatta
sy . siaff Correspondent Of The siar

BALTIMORE, Md, July a..
Five shippers from the Washing
ton area came home last night
from Baltimore Yacht Clubs an
nual sail regatta with first place
silverware in their possession.
They were Writ Gill in Flirt,
Penguin Glass: Frank Marquardt
in White Shadow, Thistles; Nor
man Schaller in Schnitzel, Light
nings; Dave Dunigan In Lodestar,
Stars. and Harvey Leksoi, with
Sleipner. Comets.
LekSon's victory was q surprise
since he had assumed he was dis
qualified Saturday afternoon when
he fouled mark. But the Race
Committee checked on the rules
and found that since Sleipner
driftec down on the buoy in a
strong tide and fiat calm, he was
safe.
Sharing the Comet prizes with
Lekson were Wasl1ington's, Karl
Gerhard and Bob Ray. who placed
second and third respectively in
the three-race series. Another
Washington sailor. Bobby Duni-
gan, earned a third prize in the
Stars with his Arbedy. Il
Bill Schemm's Bilmet II of the
sponsoring club won the Interna-
tionals Hos; Eric Neitsch's Lover
of Gibson island, the single race
for Delta Class yachts and Bob
McVey's Ringer Of Havre de Grace
the Hampton one-designs.
Adding to the WaShingtonians'
triumph was the fact Marquardt,
Gill and Schaller took three firsts
in their classes.
Evening star., 1950-07-03
Army, Navy, Air Force
Golfers 10 Compete

The annual intra-club match
between members of the Army,
Navy and Air Force will be held
at Army Navy Club tomorrow.
starting at 8 o'clock.
Any members not entered should
contact the golf shop, or be on
the first tee by 8 o'clock.
Pairings. with the Navy players
listed first In each threesome, the
Army second and Air Force third:
FIRST TEE
8, Pinkerton. cranston, Hackler:, sos,
WhiteSead keeier s15 James. Rosers.
s:s5. burton. r. 6. Smith. G. =. Brown.
=, $40; A,ppieby Parker. Casey: ,s:35,
hsrdt. % Mountford. unto SaaS saniss; s:45. Hsnne- anne
i. lyon Lyons; % s5S. bskss. & sh Isssn. ss sshiss.
ter.
D.s,l ns n.nmaa DSnninf MscSans' sons.! s95 spS
s@othws @ epsaiiy sae wiiianns seiisg seeier,
nHklus 1.SOs CftSSWGuf rope, SOucy.
8:3o. Reigart, Mckee, Mussett: 9:35.
Gummtngs. Barton. Milton; 9:40, Frorath.
s. c. Cook. &. r.. Jose; ESQ. schultz,
Peters. Hallagan: 9:55, r. Stann, Bus
Ham, Jim Gibbons.
10. Rice, Guimond, Perry: 1905. Ar
rington, r. r. Foster, March: 10:10.
Trun. Hughes, w. r. Bail; 1918, Van
Biarcom, Welliver, Mentally; 1920, Mos
ley. Llompart, bye).
TENTH TEE.
2. Kurtz. Puryear. OHM; sos. Nc
Intyre. c.. r. West, Donaldson; S:10
Phillips, White, Parks; S:15, Childers
Steele, ,Musgrave;, $50. Frost. Masee
GSampP@sll; Gan @ s:S5. H. 7. Haynesworth. ir
$50. Dowd, Pickett. May; s:35.. Adams
H. Thompson. Spiyey; S:40, Currin,. Ash
nan; Feia KSrsiser;s Ssas s45 quteknnnst. McCoy
ANDERSON. S;55, 2. D. Foster. Brassell
r. T. Schlossberg. jr.
9. c. r. Coe, H. M. Jones, Reeves; 9:o5,
]. H.. Dunlap. La Plante. Kimble; 9:10,
watkins, McCullousn, Hoover; 9:15,
Erskine Boyle, SYKES: 9:20. Millard, Dun
ford, Judy; 9.25, H. C. Haynesworth III.
E. Ruffner, Ball: 9:30, Hunt, K. c. john
son, Leroy Johnson.
Evening star., 1950-07-03
.DunIlar11 Retains Title
At Public Parks Net

Frank Dunham still is king of
the National Capital public parks
tennis tournament. He retained
his title in mems singles by out
lasting Jack Mccarthy, 1-6, rs,
81, is, 6-1, on the Sixteenth
and Kennedy streets NV. courts.
It took 31a hours for Dunham
to set down Mccarthy. Dunham
seemed to get stronger toward the
end. In the deciding set he held
Mccarthy to four points in the
first four games and leaped to a
80 advantage.
George and Willie Herbert won
the mixed doubles title, defeating
Sosie Girgosian and Dick Leigh
ton, 8-6. 6-1.
Tournament winners have berths
in the national public parks cham
pionshipS next month in Detroit.
Evening star., 1950-07-03
Grow, Fozio1s Aide,
Leaves Woodmont

Bob Crow. former minor
league ball player who turned
golf pro several years ago, has
left George Fazio's pro staff
at Woodmont Country Club.
Crow and his Texas drawl
had made a big hit at the
club, and he had been too
busy with lessons to compete
in many tournaments. He
was an alternate qualif1er for
the National Open.
Fazio left yesterday for
Philadelphia. where he ex-
poets to sign a replacement
for Crow. Fazio's staff at
present consists of Clare EN-
cry and Sam Glover, plus the
golf1ng Wolfe boys. Billy and
Bob, who handle odd jobs.
Evening star., 1950-07-03
-Four in Morino Sailing
Are Double Winners

Double victories were the order
of the day in the Washington
Sailing Committees third Sunday
race series yesterday off the Wash
ington sailing marina.
Walter Collier took two firsts
in the Lightnings, Bob Foley did
the same in the 20-footers and
ditto foraA Parson in the Snipe
class and Dan Pinching In the
handicap class.
In the Hampton One designs,
Charles Hodges and Bill Fowler
split for first-place honors. The
fleet sailed in a smart southwest
wind which puffed over 20 knots
at times.
Evening star., 1950-07-03
Big Program Tomorrow
At BuIIston Studium

The Ballston Indians and the
Atchison and Keller plumbers will
play the feature game Of the all
day Fourth Of July program at
Ballston Stadium. Arlington.
The field day will start at 10:30
am. with the younger teams spon-
sored by the Ballston Athletic Club
participating in the morning
events. Admission will be free.
Evening star., 1950-07-03
Chisox, 5-3; Browns, IA
FIRST GAME.

Totals 81 5 "a 16 Totals IA IL ~
sWood lined out for Dorish in sth.
st Iopis 900 900 002-2
Chicago -O0 10 00x-5
Runs-Ienhardt, Kokos, Philley, Rickert
{2l, Zernial, Mast Errors-Uptcn 2: Runs
batted ir-Zernial 3, Majeski. Coleman,
Moss. Two-base hits-Lenhardt. Coleman.
Home run-zernial Sacrifice-Carrasquel.
Double plays-Carrasquet to Fox to Robin
8. Bases on balls-Of .Scarbor rough, 4;
off Dorish. /; of johnson. i Struck out
BY Scarborough, 9; hg Dorish, 3; by
johnson, l. Hits-Od Dorlsh, 10 N 7!
INNINGS; OF johnson. / In / inning. Wild
pitcher-Dorish. Winning pitcher-Scar-
borough go. Losing pftcher--Doris
(3-6l Time-l:5S.
Evening star., 1950-07-03
Totals SO 3011 Totals A1J1

Aotais 90 90 IL Totals Al IL 80 8
Rolled out for Miksis in eighth.
fWalked for PaIica in eighth
framed for Epperiy in tenth
sFlied out for Lopata in NINTH
Filled out for Konstanty In tenth.
Brooklyn 0fff1 Of,0 ago as
Philadelphia 430 Olf) O00 0-S
Called after 10th; curfew law. ~ -
Runs-cox {2l. Russell. snider (2),
Watkins, Ennis CD Jones, Simmons. Errors
Hammer, Jones, Furillo. Runs batted in
Jones 90. Hammer. (Ashburn scored on
Furillo's error. Ennis, Sisler, Snider "a,
Russell, Reese t2). Two-base hits-Ash-
burn Ennis, Jones t2). Snider. Hodges
Home runs-Jones. Snider Reese Double
play-Simmons to Waitkus.. Left on base
s.Brooslyn 2. Philadslphia 9, Bases on
Epperly, of Konstanty. /; Of Simmons.
z. Struck out-By Simmons. Q: by Palica.
Palica. z in 6A innings. of Epperly, / in
INNINGS; OF Podbelian. Q in l inning; Of
Of Miller, ? in p innings: of Konstanty,
Tlr1e-C.4S Aftpndauce-36 1JS
Evening star., 1950-07-03

None. Runs batted in--Munger, Giaviano,
kiner! Two-base hits--Munger. Glaviano.
Three-base hit--Howerton Home run
play-Roiek to Murtauah to Hopp; Kiner KihSr
to Turner. Left on bases-Pittsburgh, 10;
St. Louis. 10. Bases ON balls-Of WerIe,
outs-By Werie. 3: BY Munger. 5by 8: by
Brazle, l.. Hits-Of Werle d in inn.
ings; on Law, in 2; OF Munger, in 8
B. Hit by pitcher--Munger (RojekJ. Baik--
Munger. Winner--Munger (4-5)r. Loser
Werle (4-5). Time EGG. Attendance
Evening star., 1950-07-03

congressional's family tourna-
ment went to a husband-and-wife
team this year. DR.. Charles Lynch
scoring 75-8-67, and Mrs. Lynch,
91-12-79. for 146 net.
Congressional's blind bogey was
a tie among Allen Mills. 83-7-76;
c. r. Wire, 89-13-76; Al. j. Moore,
100-24-76: A. v. Holmes. 103-
Evening star., 1950-07-03
Pills, 6-8; Dodgers, 4-8
Totals 32 s "a 7 Totals 331s

1OtaIs o II Z T0EaIS 81 ~ III rs
Grounded out for Reese in ninth.
IRAN for Semfnick in eighth.
4Eit home run for Meyer in eighth.
BROOKLYN ~1----- loo 102 O00-4
rhiiaoelpnia ---------- 2l0 600 02x-6
Runs-Hermanski t2), Robinson (2).
Asnburn, Hammer, Jones, Caballero Meyer.
NiGnolscn. Errors-Sisler. Runs batted in
E1aermanski, Robinson. tRobinson stole
nome In 4thl, Furil1o, Ennis, Jones, Ham
ner. Sisler, Nicholson (2). Two-base hits
EoDinson, Meyer. Three-base hits-Jones.
base-Robinson. Sacfsfce-Hermanski, CO.
nat Double plays-Cox to Robinson to
Hooges Left on base--BrookIyn a; PhiIa-
on Branca, 5. Struck out-By Meyer, 8;
py Konstanty, l; BY Branca, 2. Hits-of
MEYER, IN 8; of Konstanty, in l. Win
nlng pltcher-Meyer. Losing pitcher
BrailCa. Time-2.O4
Evening star., 1950-07-03
Gardner Wins Third Club Title
Over Perenniol FinoIist Hair

Jim Gardner made II three
straight in the club championship
at Washington Golf and Country
Club yesterday, beating his favor
lite flnal-round opponent. Harold
Hair. for the third straight year.
Hairs claim to fame at Wash
ington is that he can beat every
body at the club except Gardner
and Claude Rippy. In 1941. when
neither was in the club, Hair won
the title from DR.. w. r. McLister.
But in the last few years he has
been q soundly beaten finalist in
the scheduled 36-hole matches.
In 1945 Rippy beat Hair, 6 and
4, for the title, and in 1947 Rippy
won, 3 and Q. Gardner won over
Flair by 5-and-3 margins in both
l948 and 1949. Yesterday it was
Gardner by 6 and S.
Gardner One Under Par.
Big Jim was four up on Hair.
at the 18-hole mark after a morn
ing SO yesterday. but strangely
enough lost the first hole Of the
afternoon round, a 305-yard par
4. although he drove the green.
Gardner followed his mighty tee
shot by three putting, while Hair
knocked his second shot IL feet
from the cup and dropped the
putt for birdie three.
Gardner played one under r-par
golf for the 81 holes.
There will be a playoff for the
Ethel Trembley mixed Scotch
foursome trophy at Prince Georges
following tie yesterday between
Mrs. Jack Smith and Doug Matti-
son, 76-11-65, and Mrs. Charles
Faller and John Jankowski,
85-20-65. Low gross went to
Lee Smith and Jerry Burch with
an 80.
Other net winners were: Mrs.
John Palmer and Jay Woodside,
82-l6-66; Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley
Beale, 91-25-66: Mrs. Richard
Milbourne and Art Frank, 89-
22-67: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Con-
over, 86-19--67;. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Chaimson. 83-16-67.
Footer Leads at Woodmont.
DR.. Jerry Footer posted the low
18-hole round of the week end at
Wo0dmont, a SO. and won net
honors in Glass A Of the sweep
stakes with a 69-5-64. Bob Phil
lipson was second with 75-lO-65.
Other winners were: Glass B.
DR.. E. 2. Aaronson. 81-l4-67;
George Wasserman, S4-l5-69.
Class C-Ralph Tyser, 84-20-64; !;
Max Glazer, 83-18-65; Martin
Beall, 83-18-65. Glass D-Bernard
Green, 93-24-69; Dave Allentuck,
los -28-77.
Bobby Goldstein set new un-
official course mark for the new
nine at the old club by playing 1t
in 81 strokes.
Evening star., 1950-07-03

varretta CD sauer. Pafko CD. Ed
Serena. Ryan. Meeks. Runs batteds in
Pafko f5). Edwards t31. Serena (3). Sauer
f2l, Walker t2) Cavarretta. Two-base hits
-Cavarretta, Walker, Edwards, Pafko.
Erautt. Three-base hit-Pafko. Home runs
Serena. Pafko. Double plays-Smaliey to
Terwilliger to Cavarretta. Left on bases
Oft Wehmeier l. Smith 2. Perkowsk 5,
Erautt /, pubiel l. Struck out--By Per.
kowsh 2, Erautt 4, DGbiel g Hits--Off
Wehmeier in q inning; Smith. in
"a; Perkowski. 5 in 29s Erautt in
"a. Hetki, none In l. Hit by pitcher
kowskD Winning pitcher-Dubiel (3-3l.
t5-9l. Time-2.32. At
tendance, ,006
Evening star., 1950-07-03

27-76;; Billy Shea, 76-0-76, and
DR.. C. f. Scalessa. 92-1676.
Kenwood's two-man team final
will be between E. r. (Bertl Fer
guson and Larry Imhoff. and Don
Jones and A. II. Youngquist. The
Ferguson-Imhoff tandem defeated
the junior golfing pair of John
Eisfnger and Don Dedrick. up,
while Jones and Youngquist de-
feated Clyde Hammersla and B. r.
Hayden, 8 and q.
Belle Haven's sweepstakes win
ners were B. s. Foley, 82-17-65;
Comdr. Frank Heyer. 70-4-66,
and Bill Boothe. 79-I2-67, in
one. and Ross Pope, T-I4-63;
r. ". Doulens, 88-24-64, and E.
M. Seltner, 82-17-65, in a second
sweep. Joe Daniels won low
gross with a 70.
Army Navy blind bogey winners
were S. E Anderson, 88-i5-73:
D. w. Reed, 85-12-73: S. w. Hal
lagan, 77-4-73: j. w. Stockett,
86-15-7l. and E. v. Condor,
93-22-71.
Argyle Near Semifinals.
Three semifinal berths were filled
in the Argyle two-nan team
championship. Luke Beale and Ed
Fitch defeated Phil Brousseau and
Paul Chrisman. 8 and s; George
Reeder and Avery Belk defeated
Frank Miller and Dick Mothers
head, | up, and Tom Dunn and
Ralph Sterling defeated Joe Byars
and Charles Minor, Z and s.
Ted King and Steve Olds will
play for the fourth semi-final
berth in the Tomlin Memorial
tournament at East Potomac
Three others already are in the
round of fourth George Graham
with a ! up victory over George
Pigott; William Reid over Pat
MARITIME, 5 and 4; and Sam Carter
by default.
Today is the entry deadline for
the Maryland Junior open tourna-
ment to be played Friday at the
Roland Park course of the Balti-
more Country Club. Junior golfers
under 10 are eligible. regardless
Of club afiiliation.
Evening star., 1950-07-03

Huns-Hartsfeld. Jethroe, Torgeson, El-
liott, Gordon, Chipman. Stanky, Thomp-
son. Dark. Error-Torgeson. Runs batted
iirn---Irvln, Westrum. Elliott Hartsfield
Iorgeson, Gordon (3l. Dark Two-base
nits-Stanky, Dark, Thompson Three
nase hit-Hartsfield. Home runs-Eiliott,
Gordon, Dark. Sacrifce-Jones. Double
piays-Stanky to Dark to Gilbert; Elliott
TO Hartsfeld to Torgeson; Lohrke to
Stanky to Gilbert. Kerr to Torgeson; Kerr
TO Hartsfeld to Torzeson. Left on bases
sboSoon.z1; New York. s. Base on balls
of Chipman. l.. Struck out-By Jones,
q by Chipman, 2. Winning pitcher
Cnipman t4-D. Losing pitcher-Jone.
to-Se. Time-2:42. Attendance-32,S ,S62
Evening star., 1950-07-03
English Wins, II and 10,
In Truns-Miss. Golf Final
BY she Asseeioied Pres.

OMAHA, July 3.--Jim English
won the ans-Mississippi golf
title by the widest margin in the
47-year history Of the tournament
yesterday when he defeated Jack
Vickers of Wichita. Kan. II and
10, in the scheduled 36-hole final.
English. now from Red Oak,
Ia. but formerly a member of the
Happy Hollow course over which
the championship was played. was
two under par for the 26 holes.
He was nine up after shooting a
ST in the morning.
Eleven players have won the
United States amateur golf cham
pionship two or more times.
Evening star., 1950-07-03

boston o1o 1ao ooa
Ne@ YORK ---------s. 600 021 020- 5
Runs--Hartsfield t2). Jethroe (2). Tore-
eson 90, Elliott Gordon. Cooper. Kerr,
Sisti, Dark. Thompson. Thomson. Westrum.
in.Elliott 5. Kerr. Cooper 2, Stanky,
DARK. Thomson 3, Holmes. Jetllroe. Torr.
eson. Two-base hit-Jethroe Three-base
Kerr. Cooper Elliott Thomson. Sacrifice-
CrandaIL Double plays-Stankv and GIL
bert; Thomson. Dark and Stanky. Left on
base-Boston 8; New York 5. Bases on
balls OF sain. 3; on Kesio. i; of Han
sen; g; of .Higbe. 4 Struck ont-By Sain.
=; by. Maglie. 1. Hits-Of KnsIc. 3 In q
innings fnone out IN fstl. on Hansen,
in innings; Of Hiebe 5 in 2 innings: of
Magic in innings. Hit nv pitcher
Msslle hv gain. Winning pitcher-Sain
" . ~. ~ LOSING pitcher-Koslo tS-6). Time
Evening star., 1950-07-03
SECOND GAME.
Totals 35 o "a 9 I

Totals 35 8 "a : Totals oI Ut
+Sinaied for Gray in seventh.
tFlied out for Calvert in ninth.
,,..ro,, 100 400 e1o--3
Cer1S.s lTaaeiard 900 Dos 00x-5
Runs-Priddy t2l. Keu, Mitchell, Clark.
Easter, Boone. Hogan. ErrorsLrriInny,;; y y;
Rosen' Holloway. Runs batted in-ken
ISc' Ayiia. Easter (3), Priddy.. Two-base
hit-Boone. Three-base hit-Priddys Home
runs--KelL Easter, Priddy sacrlnesssMit nssroit
Feiieri i.1sfana Ksnmsds,1 ID M Base se on baiisMod
Gray. j; oh. Calvert, /; off Feller, z.
Struck out-By Gray, g: BY Feiter; .S. 2
Marff 1,arf IN ) innings of Feller, 8 in
NJ innings;. of Benton. 0 in - inning
Hit BY pitcher-Gray tEastsro. Minn,ns
ESIsy 1e-31. Time@2:24. Attendance
7s,ls7.
Evening star., 1950-07-03
Yunks. Is: Red Sox, 9

8 Totals 81 ID ~ " 4OtalS % - -
a Lined out for McDermott In Sth.
5 Called out on strikes for SchanS IN 9tn.
New; York ZOO 533 O31-l5
Roston s-002 Ill O04-
Runs2Rizzuto CO, Mapes, Bauer %,
j. DiMaggio (2). Berra, Mize Cd, Bro%n,
Coleman, Reynolds, p: DiMaggio H.
Coleman. Coleman Runs batted in--Tebbetts tsl.t
Goodman, Dropo (21, McDermott poerT,
Zariila, Berra t5l, Coleman. Reynoios, y
DiMaggio (21, Nike f2). Bauer; Iwo-p pase
hits-Dropo, REYNOLDS, Bauer Three.nase
5oubs R,Msssae Mpisasysoess asss sssphsns Ana plopo
McDermott. stephens and propo; Coleman.
Rizzuto and Mize. Left on bases-SeW Ieu
York T. Boston 8. Base on hails-OH Key
nolds, 8; of Page, i; on Kinder: 4: on
Papai. /: of MeDermott, s.; of Schanz' z
By Xxi Kinder. i; By MeDermott 2; Hits-of55
Reynolds, IL in 8 innings tpitched to
batters in eth); of Page, IN inning
on Kinder, in 3s innings; on Papai,
in IA innings; Of McDermott, 5 in 80
innings; on Schanz, 4 in 4 nnlng.
propo5. Bro Wild pitch~.McDermott. winneIsl7 3
Reynolds {7-6); loser-Kinder eo-e1.
Time-3:16. Attendance-32,s5s.
Evening star., 1950-07-03
SECOND GAME
Totals Al 13 80 IL

Totals AZ 13 33 IL Totals 30 33 IL
sGrounded out for Gumpert in sixth.
Tilt two-run double for Niarhos in
Tilt one-run single for Aloma in ninth.
sRan for Scala in ninth.
1Hit into double play for Cain in
fPurposely passed for Upton in eleventh.
Chicago ---..--- 600 600 20l 00--a
Runs-Lollar, Kokos, Coleman Upton.
zerniai. Kozar, Carrasuuel Error---Rick-
ert Runs batted in--Sommers, Lollar,
Widmar, Goidsberry 2, Scala, sisyer.
Two-base hits-Friend, Sommers, Wild
mar. Goldsberry: Delsing, Majeski, Home
run-Lollar Stolen bases-Kokos 8. Dou-
BILE plays-Carrasquel to Robinson. Pill
1ette to Stirnweiss to Lenhardt. Left on
base-St. Louis, IS; Chicago, g. Bases on
balls-Off Gunlpert A; of Widmar. 81
of Aloma, /; of Cuellar, /; of Marshall
By Gumpert. s; by Judson, /; BY Widmar,
4; by Aloma, g; BY Cuellar, L BY Mar
shall l.. BY Pillette, / ;. Hits--Of Gum
pert, In 6 innings; OF Judson, ] in
inning; of Widmar, z in Sh innings;
of Aloma, 2 in 2 innings; of Cuellar. 2
in / inning; OF Marshall, none in I -
innings; of Cain, in i inning; off Pill
iette, none In inning. Winner-Marshall
DO. Loser-Cain (4-5). Time-3:12.I
Attendance-14,214.
Evening star., 1950-07-03

Clevelanu ------------ W. A1A
Runs-Priddy Kell, Wertz, Evers e3l,
Robinson, Holloway, Easter (2), Rosen'
Gordon, Hogan. Runs batted IN
Mitchell, Rosen. Lemon, Easter, Dops'
Holloway, werts 60, Robinson tS''
Iipon (2l. Two-base hit-Evers Three-
base hit-Easter. Home rdns-Eosen'
Easter, wertz. Stolen base-Evers- Sacfi-
fices-Hegan, Lipon. Double piays-heh-
nedy to Boone to Easter; Robinson 70
rss,Ssv rsft on hases-Detroit. IL; Cleve-
hiand hi,ddoy; Bases 81 on bsils-off Houtteman 3,
OH Garcia l. Struck out-7By HoutteImatssnn Iats
Off Of Il HoutfsmSns f4 in innings; off Trout,
in q innings OF NewhSsaseiT, ~ ss. inninss; n ofi
Renfon. none in "a inning; of Weik. n
j inning; on Garcia. ! in ,nnsNe%l inningNl On
Pieretti, none in . inning WlnnperTp;neM- Wsnp T;nse
Evening star., 1950-07-03
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Columbia, A: Columbus, 8.
Macon. 8; Greenvtlle, 3.
Savannah, 3; Charleston, o.
augusta. 13: Jacksonville, IL,
Evening star., 1950-07-03
Braves, l1-6; Giants, 5-3
FIRST GAME

Totals 3s1427 s Totals "a 27 10
sForced Gilbert for Hansen 9Th.
tFlied out for Higbe Tth.
framed for Maglie 9th
Evening star., 1950-07-03
Cards, 2; Pirates, |

Totals "a 724 13 Totals 3111o7 III
'Announced as batting for werle in
Pittsburgh 600 ooo M o-1
st. Louis (l()O (,f11 (l1lx-1
Evening star., 1950-07-03
| Major League Box Scores
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Tiqers, 8-3; indians, SIS Cubs, Is; Reds, o
FIRST GAME

Totals 3S l3 ~ 10 Totals 80 727 Is
.struck out for Houtteman in seventh
Detroit ------------- go9 Typ a93 av3-e
Cleveland ------------ Jul LIZ uAvv
1ryo Tvare {2l.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
state NJ Delaware
STATE BOARD on EDUCATION
DOVNE Delaware
NOWICRl
NNEINNl
Afgt

RpAlea hldA viii he received hy the
state Hoard Of Education az nOVeE
Delaware, until RIO N'VlNCk ~ NJ, Nn
the neth dAN ot April lAhO for the
t0llnWtnN tenNiA ana FeNlAeeWentH to
be- made tN the following beh00lsl
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installation Of plumbing pNhtem
tthhhitH FNrrN achOOl No aOl &C.
interior ana Exterior Painting,
specifications may he procured AZ
the office OF the supervisor Of Aeh0Ol
iWlldihgR and Grounds, state llNNW %
Education, Dover Delaware, which viii
dcHlBnate the nature ANA tNpc Of such
renAlrH ANA teplHeemenlR Ahd tho
name Of the aehO0l 0b which the work
llldderH nNat conform "a the laws
0t the state 0f Delaware IA sU0h ease
prhVided
Il will he necessary for the succeee-
ful hiddpp 60 present proof Ot n0nHphs
atom Or WOrkMan'e COmpenHatton And
puhlio Liability hburhncc.
The said hlda Or proposals. VIII he
Oprhed "a FRO OClOck IA the afternoon
On the aNth day Of ApWl iNhN az the
Oilce OF the state llOAtd Ot lgducato
ht Dover Delaware,
the discretion OF the state Board OF
Education,
SfAFB HOARD or EDUCATION
nNt a. ~ lowell Supervisor
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