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Evening star., 1953-06-18
Leaders
By the Assoeiafed Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Batting - Vernon, Washington. .335;
S NeR YORK. EeW se5 3orf kel Pc sostUn %oodias sgs
suder,. Philadelphia. .31s.
RunS--Mantle. New York So: Minoso,
Chicago. 43; Vernon, Washington 3s;
}oos6; Inef6r Philadelphia 3s; Yost, Wash
Runs batted in.Mantle, New York. 4e;
V.1nn1 VWaShinstSn on tG Rosen Cleveland and
Hits-vernon; Washington. "a: Kuenn.
Niemssn, Detroit, 66; Piersall, Bos-
Doubles - Kell, Boston. and Nieman,
FTasH9eli ToSIg Chicago and oroth. St.
Rosen. clevsland' il; GePs: GernerP. Boston: On:
j.; Dolby, Cleveland. and Mantle. New
stolen bases = Rivera, Chicago. l3;
Minoso. chicago, II; Philley:- Phila-
delphia. Z; Mantle, New York, 5; seven
p,tobirg players tied. fied WITH H. sash VUIn ooo
washinston, 81. .s3a; Hooper, 1SS, cleve. iss,
land and Fricano. Philadelphia, Al.
terson. Washington. 40: Trucks. Chi
caso. AZ: Psrnell, Boston. As: Lemon,
Cleveland. and GRAY. Detroit. "A
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting -. Robinson. BROOKLYN. .344:
schoendienSt, St. Louis, ..34O; slaugh-
ter, st, Louis, 324: Bell. Cincinnati
.313: Ashburn. Philadelphia. .3lS.
RunS-Snider. Brooklyn, and Schoen-
dienst. ST. Louis, AZ; Robinson, Brook
lyn, AZ: Gillian. Brooklyn. and Math-
ews. Milwaukee. A..
Runs batted in-Campanella. Brooklyn.
50: Mathews, Milwaukee, 55: Snider,
BROOKLYN, As: Jablonski st. Louis,
q; Kinerr. Chicago, and Kluszewski.
Cincinnati, AZ.
observation-disclosures, St. Louis. 81: Sni-
der. Brooklyn. 90; Robinson, BROOKLYN;
Greengrass, Cincinnati; Mathews
Dark and Thomson, New York. and
Ashburn. Philadelphia, 81.
Doubles--Snider, Brooklyn. and Dark,
ana schoendienst. st, Louis. is;
Baumholtz. Chicago, and Torgeson,
Home runS-Mathews. Milwaukee, 90;
Campanella, BROOKLYN, IS; Kluszewskt,
Cincinnati, II; Bell, Cincinnati. IA;
Kiner, Chicago, 13.
Stolen baSes-Reese, Brooklyn. and
Bruton Milwaukee. 12: Gillian and
s,1ids snidsr' Brooklyn 8; Bernier' Pitts
Pitching Burdette. Milwaukee. 80,
surkont, Milwaukee. a-1. 300: SPAIN,
MilW.aukSeee 81; $780, staley' St.
trikeouts-Roberts. Philadelphia. q:
Haddix st. Louis, so; Simmons, Phil
adelphia and Mizell, st. Louis, 5S;
Erskine, Brooklyn. 81.
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Mats
Continued From Page CID

\NOI1I1I1uSQ from rage C-1J
but Bob Wilson smashed one
back at Masterson and Rivera
was caught attempting to scram-
bic back to second base. Wilson
didn't advance as Walter dis
posed of the last five White Sox
in order.
Pete Runnels and Jackie Jen-
sen singled in the eighth, but
Rogovin eased out of the jam.
Wayne Terwilliger. who previ-
ously had walked twice and
stolen three bases, opened the
bottom half of the ninth with a
triple to the bullpen, but Rog-
OWN nearly survived that cruSher.
Eddie FITZGERALD was purposely
passed and Tommy Byrne, bat
ting for Masterson, struck out.
Ed Yost also was passed inten-
tionally and Second Baseman
Nelson Fox contributed a spark
ling stop of Pete Runnels'
grounder. throwing to the plate
to force Terwilliger.
1t appeared that Masterson
was about to get nothing better
than a scoreless tie out of his
superb pitching. Vernon, famed
twice by Rogovin while going
hitless in four previous efforts,
quickly removed that notion by
blasting Rogovin's first pitch into
center to break up the game.
If Chico Marrero feels fresh
enough after five days rest he'll
attempt to pitch the Mats into
third place tonight. Otherwise
Bob Porterfield will face the
White Sox, who will counter with
Virgil Trucks. The game will be
televised by Station WTTG.
The Cleveland Indians will be
here tomorrow night for the
opener of f1ve-game series.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Baseball
Continued From Page CID

NCOHGlnu6Q fIUm rage C-1J
TO lead over the Phillies in the
first three innings with an at
tack which included home runs
by Joe Adcock and Del Crandell
in the third. The Phils got within
striking distance at 7-6, but the
Braves pulled it out with two
runs in the eighth. Warren
SPAIN got his eighth win against
one defeat.
Musial, Rilko Lead Cards.
The Cardinals, aided by pair
of doubles by Stan Musial and
Steve Bilko's eighth homer.
scored all their runs after two
we're out. The first one came on
four straight walks in the first
inning by Johnny Podres. who
had retired the first two men.
Bilko homered with one on in
the third and the Cards pushed
five across in the seventh.
Brooklyn now has lost four
straight to the Cards at st. Louis
and has won four over the Red
birds at EbbetS Field.
The marathon at Chicago
ended when Randy Jackson SIN
gled with the bases loaded in the
10th off Johnny Hetki. who had
held the Cubs scoreless since
coming on in the ninth. The
victory went to Turk Lown. who
took over in the ninth when the
Pirates tied the score with three
runs.
Rookie Ruben Gomez, with
help from Hoyt Wilhelm, won his
second game in a starting role
for the Giants. He gave up six
hits in eight innings. Rookie
Gilbert homered for New York.
Billy Martin spanked the
Yankees return to form against
the Browns with three singles,
driving in pair of runs. Bobo
Holloman failed to last for the
Browns. the sixth straight time
he's been driven to cover since
he won a no-hit game against
the Athletics early in May.
Bill Wight and Art ,Houtte-
man. two newcomers from De-
troit, came to the aid of Bob
Feller as Cleveland beat the
Athletics. Feller couldn't hold
a 6-2 lead and Wight took over
in the fourth. Houtteman fol-
lowed IN the seventh. with Wight
getting the triumph, his first.
Bob Avila drove in four runs
for the Indians.
Willard Nixon celebrated his
25th birthday in high style at
Boston. giving up only five hits
and contributing pair of his
own to the Red SoX 20-hit as
sault on four Detroit pitchers.
Dick Gernert homered twice for
the Red Sox, driving in three
runs.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Two 25-Lop Features
Planned at Manassas

Two 25-lap races will feature
the weekly stock car racing pro-
gram Saturday night at the Old
Dominion Speedway in Manas-
saS, Va.
A field Of more than 35 top
drivers is expected to compete.
Heading the field will be Joe
Weatherly, Wally Campbell,
frankie Schneider. Johnny Rob-
erts and Sam DiRusso.
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Red Sox, II: Tiqers, |
Totals 81 5 "a IL Totals Al 2O27 10
Singled for Erickson in 5th.
fSingled for Herbert in 9th.

Detroit ------- 900 600 Oo1-- /
Boston --------~--- 220 7l0 05x-17
(35. Gernert "a, Baker (2J, umphiett
l2l, Lipon ,t2l, Nixon 90. Errors
EItpo9, prop9, souchock. Lipon, Baker: Runs
White t3),, Baker CD. Umphlett, Lipon.
Goodman CO.: Piersall. .Mullin. Two-base
hits-Lipon, Goodman (2), Nixon. Baker
Home runs---Gernert l2). Sacrifice
Piersall.. Double plays-Batts to Pesky;
Souchock to Priddy to Dropo; Nixon to
Goodman to Gernert; Left on bases
Detroit, 10; Boston; 10. Bases on balls
bert. 2; of Nixon, 8. Struck out--By
MarIowe. IeN By Harrtst, 2; by Herbert, l;
innings; of Harrist, 2 in l2s innings
tfaced 4 batters in 4thl; of Erickson, 5
in ! inning; of Herbert. in 4 innings.
Al of Harrist, 4-3; off Erikson. 80;
off Herbert, 6-6; of Nixon. 10, Wild
pitch-Harrist. Winning pitcher-Nixon
GID. Losing pitcher-Marlowe u-5).
Time-2:5 Attendance-5,150.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Three Hamb|etonian
Nominees Running
Al Laurel Tonight

Away from the races for a
year after being forced out of
training by an injury, Frank
lin Hastings 4-year-old PAGER
Royal Mist will try a comeback
tonight at Laurel Raceway in
the seventh race.
Royal Mist apparently likes
Laurel, for she won three
straight races at the track in
1851 and hung up a world mark
of 2:05 for a 2-year-old pac-
ing f1lly. But she has her task
cut out for her tonight, what
with Seattle Victory. Hopewell
and Bob Key among the op-
position. Mac Hayman will do
the driving.
Biggest purse on tonight's
card will be offered in the sixth
race for three-year-old trotters.
Worth $4,000. the race has drawn
three Hambletonian nominees in
Boot Key, Battle Up and Darn
Quick. Boot Key, with Jimmy
Arthur driving, shapes up as
the probable favorite on the
strength of two straight vic
tories. Boot Key has shown i'm
provement and Darn Quick was
a recent winner at Rosecroft.
Hi-Lo's Forbes Willing.
Meanwhile. Laurel officials
have received the first two ac-
ceptances for the $4,000 Laurel
invitational free for = all pace
next Tuesday night from the
owners of Hi-Lo's Forbes and
Solicitor. If iour or five more
horses of this caliber accept, it
will be a top-flight field.
Hi-Lo's story. and that of his
owners. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wag-
ner, is getting to be quite well
known in this neighborhood.
And most harness fans undoubt-
edly will remember that the
100000 paid by Lawrence B.
Sheppard for Solicitor at auc-
ton was the second highest
price ever paid for a harness
horse.
Solicitor is co-holder of the
worlds 3-year-old pacing record
of l:572s. and he'll have to come
close to that time to beat the
field Laurel is trying to match
him against.
Gets His 18th Straight.
Ranger Hanover won his 18th
straight victory in the first di-
vision of the Janedy Hill Pace
last night. The 5-year-old bay,
driven by Buck Minniear, hit
the wire in 2:0425. Backed
down to l to 5. he paid $3.50,
$2.20 and $2.20.
Meadow Gene was second.
three-quarters of a length be-
hind, while Scamper Home, a
field horse, was third.
Minniear took both ends of
the feature. plotting Rimrock to
victory in the sixth race by two
lengths The time wasn't as
good as Ranger Hanover's-
POT ls-but the prices were bet
ter. Rimrock paid $3.50. $6.40
and $340 across the board.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
McCreory Repeats
81 Birthday Gift
With 1853 Victory
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, June 49,
Little Jockey Conn Nc
Creary is a pretty tough op-
ponent on his birthday.
The native st. Louisan
who now makes his home in
Miami booted home the
Woodvale Farms Marta yes
terday to win the 1,450
Top Flight Handicap at
Belmont Park, giving him.
self a 32d birthday present.
A year ago on his 31st
birthday, McCreary won the
$4,000 Yankee Handicap
aboard Blue Man at Suffolk
Downs.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
New Fort Myer Field
To Be Dedicated Today

Hawkins Field, named in
memory of the late Brig. Gen.
Hamilton S. Hawkins, will be
dedicated at 3 pm. today at Fort
Myer when the Military District
of Washington team plays Curtis
Bay Coast Guard.
The two teams will meet again
tomorrow. MDW has two previ-
Gus victories without a loss over
Curtis Bay and has a season
record of 21-15, winning II of its
last 16 games. In August, MDW
will defend it's National Baseball
Congress championship at Wich-
ita, Kans.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Kirklund's Ankle Broken

STANTON, Del, June Is f4N.-
Arnold Kirkland. Petersburg, Va,
jockey will be sidelined for some
time with fractured left ankle.
kirkland suffered the injury
Tuesday when his leg struck the
gate while mounting Gina in
the second race at Delaware
Park.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Hord-top Track Built
For Pomonkey Races

A short track for hard-top
stock car racing is under con-
struction at Pomonkey Speedway.
The new track will be about one
fifth of a mile in length and will
be inside the present half-mile
track.
The regular stock car races
will continue at 2 pm. Sundays,
although the special drag races
will not be scheduled until July 4
when big all-day program will
be presented.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Braves, 9; PhiIs, 6

Totals 80 10 "a 10 Totals 80 IA 81 IL
Grounded out for Ryan in 9th.
tilted out for Lopata in Sth.
+Walked for Hansen in 7th.
sFlied out for Peterson in Sth.
Philadelphia ----- 600 log 300-6
Runs-Ashburn. Hammer. Ennis (2).
CLARK, Glaviano. Mathews, -Pendleton.
Adcock 92l. Dittmer. GEandaIl !3!. SPAIN.
Clark, Lopata. Hammer. Ennis (2). Bru-
ton al, Pendleton. .Adcock (2l. Gran
dali, Burdette. Two-base hits-Hamner,
SPAIN, Adcock. Three-base hits-Bruton.
Mathews. Home runs-Ennts, Adcock.
Crandall Stolen bases-Glaviano, PEN
dleton Double plays-Ashburn to Lopata;
Adcock t2(; Pendieton 70 ,Adcock: Left
Bases on balls-On Miller. l: on Drews,
]: of SPAIN, 3; OF Bufdette. L. Struck
out-By Miller, 2; by Peterson, 2; by
Spahn, l. Hits-Of Miller, 8 in 3
innings; of Peterson, in l inning; on
Drews, 3 in l inning; OF SPAIN, 10 In
62s innings; of Hansen, 3 in 3 innings;
off Burdette o in 21a innings Runs and
earned runs-oh Miller. ~; Of Hansen.
90; on Peterson, 90 Of Drews' d. 2;s;
off SPAIN, So; on Burdette, 90. Wild
pitch-Spahn. Winning pitcher-Spahn
tS-D. Losing pitcher-Miler tO-1).
Time-2:34 Attendance-32,77 III.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
$23l.40 Hollywood Winner

INGLEWOOD, Calf, June 18
(P.-Hollywood Park came up
with a 1921 40 winner yesterday
in Day-Bric. who romped in to
capture the fourth race, a mile
and ne-sixteenth claiming event
for 3-year-olds, in 1:46. He
paid $3.50 to place and $22 to
ShoW
Evening star., 1953-06-18

OF one OF DaSe-
balls real long
shots b e in G
fulfilled. .
Only once in
major league
history dating
back to 1875
have a pair of
pitchers trav-
eled nine in
ningS with no.
hitterS on each
side. Fred
Toney of Gin
cillnati a n d
lin Vaughn
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Yesterdays Major League Box Scores
Yonks, 5; Browns, ;
Totals 2S "a 10 Totals 80 ~ 10
"Fouled out for Lanier in Sth.
titled out for Miranda in 5th.
tPopped UP for Noren in 9Th
st. Louis
New York

st. Louis - 600 010 020-3
New York - 100 02O 2Ux--5
Runs-Kryhoski, Dyck. Hunter, Mar
tin. Noren. Mantle, McDougald, Carey
Errors-Young,. .Kryhoski. Runs batted
ling. Mize, Martin .(2). Three-base hit
Courtney. Double plays-Lanier to Court
ney to Dyck. to Young, Martin to Mi
randa to Collins, McDougald to Martin
to Collins. Left on bases-St. Louis. 5;
New York, 13. Bases on balls---Of Hol-
loman, 81. of Lanier, 4; of Stuart. 1:
man. /: by Reynolds, 8; by Sain. /. Hits
OFF Holloman. 5 in 4 innings faced
one batter in 5th inningl; off Lanier.
of Reynolds, 3 in 7m innings; of Sain.
in l y innings. Runs and earned runs
OF Holloman, 3.3; OF tanier,, 2-2:
Sain, 90. Winning pftcher-Reynolds
I6-2. Losing pitcher-Holloman (2-5).
Time-2:41. ,279.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Bursitis to Keep KeIIner
On SideIine for Week
BY the AsseeIated Press

PHILADELPHIA, June 10
Southpaw Alex Kellner of the
Athletics is suffering from a bur-
sits condition in his left arm
and may be lost to the club for
at least a week.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Cards, 9; Dodgers, ;
Totals 81 245 Totals 80 10 ~ IL
Ran for Walker in 9Th.
walked for Black in Sth.
titled out for Thompson in 9th.
SFouled out for Rranca in 9th

Ran LOT walker IN 0LQ.
TWalked for Black in Sth.
titled out for Thompson in 9th.
SFouled out for Branca in 9th
BROOKLYN --------- 600 0ll Ql0-3
st. Louis .------ 100 030 50x-9
Runs-Gilliam. Thompson 2l. Schoen-
dienst t2), Musial t3. Bilko, Slaughter.
Jablonski, Repulski. Errors--Schoen--
ienst. Reese. Runs batted in-Jablonski
l2l,. Musial. Bilko (2l, Repulski (2), Rice.
Snider, Campanella C). Two-base hits
Musial (2J, Slaughter, Campanella.
Three-base. hit-Repulski Home run
Bilko. Stolen baseS-Snider. Reese. Left
on baSes-Brooklyn. IA; st. Louis. 6.
Bases on balls-Of Podres, 4: off Black,
| of Branca, l: of Staley, 4; of Brazle.
By staley 5: HitsEon Podres o in
inning; of Wade, 5 in 413 innings; of
Black, 5 in 2 innings; Of Branca, Q in
l inning; of Staley. 8 in Z innings
(pitched to. two batters in sth innins);
batted in Sth inning); of Brazle, 0 in .
innings Runs and earned runs-Of
Podres. ii: off Wade, 3-3: of Black,
5.5; on Branca. 90; of Staley. 3-3;
pitcher-By Staley (Reese). Winning
g,itcher1,stalex La-2l, Losing pitcher
"a ,027.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Trickshot Golfer to Exhibit

Paul Hahn will present his
trick shot exhibition Saturday
at 1880 pm. at East Potomac.
The public is invited as guests
of the S. G. Leoff7er Co.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Dodgers Get CoIIeqiun

BROOKLYN, June 18 (P).-
John McKinnon. 22-year-old
Boston College right-hander,
signed with Brooklyn yesterday.
He will be assigned to Pueblo.
Colo, in the Western League:
Evening star., 1953-06-18

xOne out in 18th when winning run
Popped out for Face in 9Th.
titled out for Bowman in 9th.
tran for Kiner in 5th.
sPurposely passed for Jeffcoat in 18th.
Pittsburgh 900 100 O03 900 900 o.
Chicago - 900 13O 900 600 900 1-5
Runs = Abrams, Smith, O'Connell,
Thomas, Baumholtz, Brown (2). Metko-
yich. Garagiola. Errors-Brown 90:
Thomas. Abrams, jackson, Atwell Runs
batted in-J. O'Brien. Fonday, Baum
holtz, Brown. Smith, Rice (2l, Jackson.
Two-base .hits--Garagiola, Baumholtz,
fices-Baumholtz, Lown.. Double plays
Brown to Miksis to Fondy; E. OBrien to
]. O'Brien to Smith. Left on bases
Pittsburgh, 15: Chicago, is. Bases on
Bowman. 2; Of Hetki. A.. of ,Lown. 3.
Struck out-By Face 3: by Church, 2;
by Bowman. 4; by Hetki, l.; by Lown:
Church. in sis innings; of Bowman.
4 in 3 innings; of Hetki. 2 in ia
innings; of Lown, 4 in 72a innings: Runs
and earned runs-Of Face. 4-3; of
IL; off Hetki, ii. Wild pitch--Face.
winning pitcher-Lown (3-1l. Losing
pitcher-Hetki 1-3. Time-4:OO. At
tendance-5.422.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Giants, a; RedIeqs, !
Totals 32727s Totals 80 8 2710
Ran for Hatton in 9th.
tStruck out for BaczewsH in 9TH,
$SinRled for Smith in 9th

tSingled for Smith in 9th.
New York Ol3 900 OO0-4
Cincinnati ----- 900 010 000-1
Runs-Dark, Gilbert. Westrum. Gomez,
Mcmillan. Errors---None. Runs batted
Adams. Three-base hit@Thompson. Home
run-Gilbert. Sacrifice-Gomez. Double
plays-Thompson to Dark to Gilbert,
Tsompson 70 70 oiSeTt Left On Ssse
New York, 5: Cincinnati, 10. Bases on
balls-Of Gomez: 4; on BaoEewski. g.;
Of wilhelm, 1: Struck out-By Gomez.
by Smith, /. Hits-off wehmeier. s in
"a innings: of Baczewski, 1 In 4h
innings; of Smith. in 2 innings; of
Gomez, 8 in Sh innings; Of Wilhelm,
Q in g inning. Runs and earned runs
on Wehmeier, A; on BacZewski 90;
on Smith. 90: OF Gomez. IL; OF VIII
helm, 90, Winning pitcher-Gomez
CD, Losing pitcher-Wehmeier G-4).
Time-2:2 :22. Attendance-S146.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Hill Gail Impressive
In Hawthorne Sprint
BY the Assoeioted Press

CHICAGO, June 1S.-W When
Jockey Eddie Arcaro arrives here
week to ride during the summer
at Arlington and Washington
Park, Trainer Ben Jones will
have Hill Gail ready for some of
the rich stake races.
Hill Gail, winner of the 1852
Kentucky Derby for the Calu-
met Farm. showed he was back
in trim by scoring an easy vic
tory in the $500 Wauconda
Purse on the Lincoln Fields pro-
gram at Hawthorne yesterday.
Hill Gail was out of action al
most a year with a leg injury.
Doug Dodson rode the Calu-
met 4-year-old and they sped
the six furlongs in 1:1025, win
ming by 312 lengths. Futuramatic
was second and Cross Ring third.
Hill Gail was a 1-to-5 favorite
and paid $40.
25-tO-1 Shot.
BOSTON, June 18 (P.-Tak-
ing his 25-to-1 shot to the front
early, Jockey Glen Lasswell rode
Boncrist Farms aptly named
Better Goods to a neck victory
over Dave Weisberger's also
lightly regarded Assiduous in the
$25, ZOO Yankee Handicap at Suf-
folk Downs yesterday.
The heretofore unknown soph-
omore covered the mile and a
furlong in Isl under 1l6
pounds. c. v. Whitney's Fly
Wheel was third in the nine
horse field. Then came the Rhode
1sland-bred Park Dandy and the
co-favorites of the 1862 crowd,
Brookf1eld Farms Isasmoothie
and Greentree Stables Pow
hatan.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Laurel Graded Handicap
TONIGHT'S RACES-POST TIME, $3.50 PM.
Billy Direct
Selections
(For Thursday.)

VOl 4lu1 SOdy1
1-Kina, Marilyn Song, Bernice
Rosecroft.
2-Afton Patch, Volo Brewer
Double Stamp.
Big Secret. SANTOS, Wathen
entry.
4-DALE FROST. Wathen en-
try, King Truax.
5-Dora Woodley, Card Trick,
Homer Chief.
6-Battle Up. Boot Key, Simp-
son entry.
7-Maxine's Kitty, Seattle Vic
tory, Falconridge Peter.
8-Dale Royal, Hell Hague,
Saunders Hanover.
Best longshot-Darn Quick in
the 9Th.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
H!!&#Ei8 !E&}#z 16A5eRALL
! AR3Ea}$Zz BEAT
y j ~ EWFl By BURTON HAWKINS

When Walter Masterson and
Saul Rogovin were working on
a double no-hitter briefly last
night, they had fans dreaming
Evening star., 1953-06-18
indians, 9: As, 6
Totals 80 IA 81 10 Totals 80 10 27 9
walked for Byrd in 4th.
tBounced out for Fanovich in 9Th.
TANNED for Fricano in 7th

Phllaoelphia -------- 1O1 3O1 000-6
Runs-Glynn t2), Ayila (2l, Mitchell,
Rosen. Ginsberg, Feller (2l, Joost,
Philley co, Michaels. .Astroth. Hamilton.
Error--None. Runs batted in-Rosen (2l.
PhiiIey Michaeis. Robinson i5J. rIo-base
hits-Philley, Feller. Avila, Robinson.
Suder. Home runs-Ayila. Michaels.
Stolen base-Rosen. Sacrifice-Avila
Double plays-Feller to Strickland to
Glynn; Mlchaels to Joost to Robinson.
Lett eft on bsses-Cleyeland. bases 70; Philadel.
Of Wight, z; Of Byrd, 2; on Fanoyich.
Byrd, 2; BY Fanovich. 2. Aits-oh Fellef.
innings; of Houtteman, O in 21s innings;
On Byrd; 3 in 4 innings; Of Fanoyich.
earned runszon Felier. 5:5: on wight.
IL; OF Houtteman. 90; on Martin, 90;
on Byrd. 6,6; on Fanovich. 3-3: OF
Fricano. 90. Winning pitcher-Wight
u-4). Losing pitcher-Byrd (6-7). Time
-3:02. .Attendance-7,121.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Minor Leagues
BY the Assoeioted Press

BY the AsSoeioted Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Los Angeles, 3; Seattle, I.
san Francisco, ]; San Diego. 0.
Oakland, O. Portland, 2.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
BALTIMORE. 10; Rochester, SO.
Springfield, 8: Syracuse, l.
Ottawa. L: Montreal, q.
tOnly games scheduled.l
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo. e.; Louisville. Al (secont
Columbus, ,5-6; Minneapolis. 3--9.
Indianapolis. Is: Kansas City, IL.
Charleston, &; st. Paul. f.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Shreveport, IL: Fort Worth, 2.
Beaumont, q; Dallas 3.
0klahoma City, ]; San Antonio, 1.
Tulsa, 10: Houston, 8.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Memphis. 60: Birmingham, ~.
Chattanooga. 6; Mobile, a.
(Only games scheduled)
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Albany, 81: Williamsport. 2-9.
Reading, g: Binghamton, g.
Schenectady, 10; Scranton, 9.
Wilkes-Barre. 6: Elmira, ..
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Colorado Springs. 13-6; Wichita
Sioux City, Ga; Omaha, ii (sec-
Pueblo. 6: Denver. 3.
Des Moines, 4; Lincoln, 3.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE,
Macon. s; Charleston, 4.
columbia, 3: Augusta, T.
Savannah, 2; Montgomery. O.
columbus, IL; Jacksonville. 10.
Evening star., 1953-06-18

TODAY A YEAR AGO
Rocky Castellani won a 10
round split decision over
Johnny Bratton at Chicago.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Purse. $500; trot class

SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: the
sykesville: stake. event No. 8: trot;
6. BATTLE Or u. Arthur ----- P-2
3. b Rody Hanover III. Beln 81
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Cubs, 5: Pirates, a

Totals 81 13x46 10 Totals SO II 4S 25
xOne out in 18th when winning run
Evening star., 1953-06-18

Best bet-Battle Up.
Best lonEshot-Bob Key In the 18th.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-01-29
Real Estate
Transfers

Willard E. Heller, Jr. to Will
lard E. Heller, Elk township
$3.50 acres, certificate for trans
fer.
c. w. Smith to Walter Mallett
village of Berne, lot 6. certificate
for transfer.
Mary R. Sayre to Wilbert
Franklin Sayre, Jr, Wayne town
ship, 20 acres.
Robert and Dorothy Schott to
Robert F. and Marjorie Urdak,
village of Caldwell, lots 2 and g.
Eliza J. Boyd to Nellie and
Ruby Clark, Olive township, As
acres.
Daniel and Regina E. Bowers
to Helen Croy, Enoch township,
92.9/10 acres.
Leo and Mary Agnes Sailing to
Carlos and Mary Ramage, town
of Moundsville, lots 2, 3 and 4.
Albert and Inez Adds to r. G..
and Sophia Crock, Enoch town
ship, $3.50 acres.
Edith E. and David w. Teters
to Russell E. Baker, Noble town
ship, 7.33 acres.
Editors note - Last week,
it was reported that 40 acres
in Olive township were decided
to Robert Allan Dennison. This
should have read: Josephine
Drummonds, ct. al. to Eliza
Boyd, Olive township, 40 acres.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-01-29
QUAKER CITY NEWS

QUAKER CITY = Robert
Brundy, who last week resigned
his position as sanitarian with
the, Guernsey county health
board and also with the village
council here, will leave soon for
Las Cruces, New Mexico, where
he Will be employed as a Sani-
tartan. The move is made for the
benefit of his son. The family will
remain here for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Loveall
of GAINESVILLE, was from Thurs
day until Sunday the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dollison
and family and other relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Floyd
and Charles Loveall spent Fri
day in Wheeling, w. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lashley and
daughter, Freda of GAINESVILLE,
visited Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Jefferis and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Loveall
and daughters, were dinner
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Eberle and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ken Kennedy of
Columbus, visited during the