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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19
lOwans Hoped
Up For NOtre
Dame Battle

l0AA CITY. Iowa R-You
da1 I hear anyoae cat here bragx
nz that i0wa waii ligk Aofrs Dane
~ . foaihan game Saturday-bul
many are saying they woaidnt be
surprised 4 ioMa wlns provided ths
Hswss play liks mey did against
Mlnussota.
iosn fans, pleasantly pleased BE-,
fore the Minnesosa came wish :
team that had . 60 record. really
became hepped ~ when tAeis
isyuFiiez walloped TIE Cophsrs
1e last sect with : fury IN.
mAirhed perhaps sinee TIE champ.
lanship DAYS of iazl and lszs
Ths vlctory waKn't entirely an.
expected bai is dsciaiveness vas.
losa SIMPLY erumplea ne Gophers
and All Americaa Paul Gel. Mn.
nesoia made . net a a. YARDS
and Gisl. the BE Teas total a.
Tense leader. 500 only - By rushing
and q b. passing.
Bot Noire Dame Ia something
dlfiereni The undeieaied Irish.
Fanked Ne. l In the naiion. have
Iinsmen Ia sufficient numbers 10
perhaps more Than mnieh Iowa's
hard hitting men up front. Mn.
nesoia didn't and thas was the
iiiierenee-erunching blocks and
lackies
Iowa and Notre Dame have met
svery year since Is wish Metre
Dame winning six games. Two
SeFe ties Before nat. Iowa had
beaten the Irah. three tlmss-ln
Iezi. ia3e and 100.
Coach Forest Evashexakl. whom
lowans give most credit Cor the
liawk4 kridlEon resmrEence. said
liieF The Minnesota fame:
We have . GOOD chance AGAINST
soire Dame 4 we don't les down
rem this peak. II shouldn't be
lard 10 get the club up against
Noire Dame On ths ether hard
I'm epleAeg mysaM with that feel.
nc a msarnai glow after q sin
he tAat. and rs dangerous 10
eel that way witA . team lika
NotEe Dame coming up"
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BY 6syle Talbot

unhappy situation imply strongiy
tAsi Coach Biggy Msnn's prOba
uoners wal set the works q The
nlini wins rs final conference
came witA Northwestern and dead.
loeks TIE standing al 81, neeessl.
satns . weekend ballet on which
team 10 10 play IN Pasadena New
Years Day.
he athletic directors who would
taks paFt 10 sucA . secret vote
crossed their collective hearts N.
hrm Ct the week and swore ~
choose strictly on the record. h.
noring the fast that the Spartans
have eeea kept standing IN the
corner AL season because they
nanked . Bookkeeping courne.
Plainly, The Biz Ten has aot,eu
saseh IN a. awkwaFd fix ~ trying
o ehassise iis baby member 49,
one hand whiie cementing the Rood
Old bond Of fellowship vita ths
otheF. some observers Ia the sec.
non claim that all ne other teams
n ne powerfal league ganged 40
% ne SpaFtans in az effort 10
pus them IN Their place and avoid
jast such . problem Is las arisen
II support Of Their belief thst
ILLINOIS, Il . shoo-ln for lhe eoysssd
oo~i berth 4 Il sins saturday the
'kephet say that TIE conlerenee
~ leap al the opportunity "a
lsead sending . representative
, nose sihietic purity has beeu
suessoned. rhey suspect shls wiIl
mere tAan oflset TIE fact thsf M.
loas played Ia the Rose Bow re.
'ensiy whIle Michigan state 4
'eskaag rs flrSt assignment.
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sasss 81 ~ wind-hSring eapaesy.
a. importani isetor g. briiisA 80.
siee eoursss u also predncas
mere disiance rss sliehfly iaFssr
American bal sits 20 hetisr e
ne turf snd mans players say a
ehips and putis beetsr.
he associathon SAD 4 had besn
necettary soms years aae b hmia
ne Impact veloeiy 81 sulf balls
IN this eountry beeause isnesr.
hitting balls sers maklnG caaFssa
ousmedse. rodays Ststsmsst sad:
Thsre q ~ sueA velocity Ina
on ne sman.si1e bsn rhersfura.
u - = matter e selitniarssi fsr
USGA member sluhs b insnrs cat
BEL wifA ualimlisd dlslanes
Qualities does nos g.ia . ieclAsld
n American goli. svea ID lAa
NEST mformal ganss.
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Turkey Shoot
Set For Sunday

he ksy West Gun Club. former.
y ne southernmosi piuol "a
hale Club i boldiag their afth "A.
naai Tarkey Sheoi on the ca
groans. S,oek Islasd. sanday. Nov
TIE program consists ~ nssrA..
with both skal and lnek tsrses.
me club wil furnisA arms 80
smmunitiou Il TIE shoossrt "a "a,
have their ewn suns
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Finally Got His Bear

HOUGHToN LlAkE. MA. g.
For i've years \. {. MulAulland e
Dayton. OAio. I'D see n sAs
kiehiGan woods hoptns % sAoog a
bear. kaeA year ks rsinrnad
empty handed.
Yesterday. driviag slsaa nouas
y. he ne somethiag tAai go -
car arOund. rhsFs. ea - Fusd.
was = Wounded bssr. CFahhina -
Ftne halAolland kElsd 4 80 e.
shoi
hs las hls bear. 81 4 IN eesa
I'm tso-tor repairs 10 ne car.
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are southern Methodlsl villa i6e
and wicklta witA lISs. wichita Led
. week ago. SMu also Is seeond
In groand defense 81 So yards q
game with no one esse under ieo.
Maryland's ~ points allowed Il
the smallest total Stree Penn State
save up n IN nine games In 1877.
The MARI Maryland is trying %
stay under Is Army's 1870 total
Il - points IN nine games, . "a
average.
Only four ether teams have held
the opposition 10 seven points or
less this sesson-UCLA and Duke.
: each; Cincinnati. &c: and SMu.
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USCAPans
Influx OF
British Balls

NV M0Mh - mere MNre
more upSeis thaa bargains in the
basement q . department store
last weekend viii TIE result that
this Department. average skidded
70 .Ts7 Cor the season from is
rather lofty spot of lsol.
Although the oatcomes Il TIE
Army-Penn. Alabama -Georala
Tech and Wisconsin IIlinois foot.
ball games q last Saturday were
picked correctly, those II u olAers
were not. In ell thsrt were - cor.
rect selections. that's an average
of .TS.
The years figures are now 81
correct. al incorreet.
With absolutely ~ idea where
the incorrect ones ere this time
Metre Dame ever Iowa: here
vas . time In the past when Ioxa
always trgubled Metre Dame
Maybe those DAYS have returned
Bot Il doesn't seem possible nat
The Hawkeyes. despite tao good
lines. will more than friEhien Lati.
ner. worden and company.
Maryland ever Aiabama. Ala
bama Was one Il two teams % De
feat Maryland last year that's
ancient history and scat happen
again.
uCl.A over Southern California
THIS 10 pour ~ atiraetion II the
day. These eross.own rivals wlll
have attach ether viii q ven9e.
ance. The statistics Shea nat Paul
Cameron and his UcLA mates are
xliEhfly better than Aramis Dandoy
and the rest II the Trolans.
Oklahoma over Nebraska: he
Soonerx are just no good.
Illinois over Northwestern: Thls
game often finds ne underdoG ne
winner-but not when TIE favoriis
also ID IN line Cor Tie Rose B0ul
trip.
Minnesota over Wisconsin: his
wll BE- q hruiser. Picking tn
cophers in ne belief that Pad
Giel cant Be stopped tao days IN
q roW.
Georgia Tea over Duks: TIE
Engineers 10 sque&k through.
Kentucky ever Tennessee: Tie
Kentucky wndca.s have scored
only three touchdowns IN elRht
years against Tennessee but this
year they Set revenge Cor TIE flrss
time.
Finishing the others IN . hurry
East: Boston University ever
Temple. Columbia ever Ruieers.
Fordham over Hoiy Gross. Pitts
bur9h over Penn Stats. Dartmoufh
over Prineeton. Syracuse over VI.
lanoxa. Delaware over Bucknell
Lafayette over Lshigh. Yale ever
Harvard.
south. Auburn over Clemson.
George washingion ever Rich.
mond. Dsyidson over the Citadel.
North Carolina over NirRinla.
South Carolina over wofford. Van.
derbll ever Made Tennesses.
Wake Forest ever Furman. West
Virginia ever North Carolina
state. william q Msry over WASH.
ingtoa q Lee. Mlsalsnippl southsrn
over Georgia.
Midwest. Miehigan STATE ever
Marqaette. Missouri ever Kansan
Ohlo State ever Mlxhigan. lndlana
over Purdae. Tulsa ever Detroii.
Southwest. Rice ever Texas
Christian. Baylor over SAU, Texas
Tech ever Houston. Kansas giais
1ver Arizoaa.. Louisiana state ever
Arkanaas. Rics ever Teas Cara
Iian.
Far West Stanford ever Caller.
ais. New Msxixo ever colsrado
AZ. Utah state ever idaho. Ore
200 over Oregon state. washington
yxer Washington state.
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Sports
Roundup

NEW YORK R-one learns n
dieesting . erossseetion II Md.
west spsrts columns that there IL
some skspucism about the Biz
Teas promise 10 give Mlehigan
state en- even shake 90 . Rose
bowi vote IN the event the SCAR.
tans wind up In q tie with Tllinois
Satnrdsy niahi. a. seems probable.
Tie boys Mo ars closest 90 the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19

CHICAGO R-Chleags's bloch
saaare city-counfy Budding nav
SCI rs hrst bash-at q eos a
x1o.oeo-sizee q was nuls a
ytArx seo. TIE reQaea Soc ths
eisaninx Dh las beer sent 70 to
ceunfy Commissioners AID the
CO C0gneA-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19

IN tae iast haN q hsr sane
Al Ann Arhef Flaane held Niehl.
Kan - tea ffN aoeus Sgn ne
he.Feflass beat tas Green wave
81
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19

syrarase unlvefsiiY elects rame
eantalns each week Permanent
arid captains are elected Al ne
ed of fhe aeaMn
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Hal Schmidt
Hurts 2-Hifter
For 4irnaen

h4gald efam61t fAN kNa Flg~re
deiesied Pest soaar Sfhaa 81
b ths ffst aams n sanhalf
aosesoeaaer At bsysle4 Para last
nsEsi
sbmdi - IS skmon la ths
att whsa = waik ed ; e. bais
mau Heitga &c SOAR schoog tao
unsarata rgns sehmlai uho woa
hs fhra game Of ne season.
aGalast ohe lasa. klruek oul q zhf
as ealked iaar up 10 tbe sfgih
Nhsn BIS eenfrni and hls defensive
sappafi seat a little aaur. schmidt
I'D aiIo@ea oaly to- mea 10 reach
aecund
III p.cke8 ~ to runs = TIE
frw whn Ten Pisa aa.krd Sea.
miei tfiNea ard narnsy Masan
eoutled Eaey saGed anaGhef 3 ne
fsurih On D.uk E1wara's f.rag hom
e. II the season IN the FRA. Tons
14iseas triple PISS q couple ~ e..
fafs esve taam tMu mofe runs 10
inssfe ~ victory lor the leagae
leac.ag ffers
E8uards iea fhe FLYERS auaek
wiih : ir9le ard doable IL three
tires.
SCORE RI n
fleet Sonar sehod Coz oag 23a
NAf 30 Tn $50
Cess. Niece (il snd Raland
Aehmhil aad Flnk
Be- nd tte elective relief psich.
~ q Cilui wares. Ceaeral Elee.
IRE celtsied Dairy Queen. CO. In
the secQn4 aame q ne double
hfaaer Naffen cane IL he lilgh
vita tag bases loaded and 10 outs
And ieaa.ag 9 g cad forced DeMitt
hsoFfis 80 BIZ iniB q double play.
NArfea thea 81 laan LeNis 10 tine
% eeaier iof TIE laird uut
DsifY Qaefa dreM first blood Ia
tae Irst laalas When tbey scored >
"a e. singled b Al pazo. Ken.
neik ksrf. ana nohefis. CO tied
Il 90 il her half 81 ths first when
kan smifh sinsled. AAs sacrificed
a. teeona ana scored On Runsy
Whereas doahle. CT took 81
lead In tie seeond en- = couple a
effsfs and = deutle b. Robert
San.ana.
n ihs hlh. - Hllzlarda jumped
"a BIZ Walksr ioF a snale and
tNo walks laad.ra tAe bases Aller
Walker wa'ksa Kerr to Force N
run. WARES came n % snaif OF
Of ihe Failg
c. cane hack IN TIER haH a
ths filih Mih q run on Frank
sad > sinaie 3 ssefliire. and an
errur Tasf p.rkei ~ ia lnsur
aare raHs IL tha SKA e. az error
walkers single. aad Smihs doa-
BE
Sands Ted CEt afiaek wlih two
slneies IN touF tries Parn led the
blFzarda attack 9Th tive Singles
n three tries.
SCORE RI e
nalry queen 100 oia 9 zes
GentFal Electric - oi1 eTo
e Naiglef Reberts "a aud PEI.
tas
Nafker Wares fSl ana Santana
annwaaaa nraA1r.laann -
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TAMPA m-Feaeral JUDGE VII.
liam J. Berker rejeeied a plea for
prooaiion from . Clearwater bank
emhexxler Who waited time IA
MAKE restitution and sentenced
AIM 70 three years in prison
fhis vas noe an act ~ lmulse
but q planned. systematic act e
Judge Barker said yesterday IN
refusing probation O. oven s. An.
britton II. former assistant wee
president Il the Bank Of Clear.
water.
Alleritton, 81. pleaded guilty "a
embeExling sit09 ovel : period ~
three years FBI arents said All.
orision related be hook the money
% help get MS banking supplv
business on Is feet and 10 remo.lel
. house bought fnr speculatian.
Defense Attorney n n Baskin
said AilbFiit0n bad paid bach s. 80
by mortgaglng his home. automo.
bale and business. ard would psy
bach TIE resi Il be vere permitted
70 eontinue work under probation |"
BARLOW ug-Asmour & Co has
begun work here "a q seven million
dollar prujecs % put il bach N TIE
phosphate mining Industry IN thss
area.
The first INIT Is b BE- = five.
story Phosphate washer and flota.
Ion plant
I. c. Johnson. gtneral manager
n Armours operstsgnk here. sid
Z whl be- 1924 manfhs before pro
aaction begins lie sid about half
ne total eosi wili BE- for buld.ngs
and haa for machinery.
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SCORE r. H r.
nalry queen 100 oia 9 - S
0ensFal Electric - oi2 81 Q
e Naldef Reherts "a sd FIel.
tas
Nasker MarFeu ftl ard Sanzna
SoFrRALL STANDINGS
Evening star., 1953-07-12
Hogons off for Rest in Paris,
With Ben|s Cold Much Better

you feel before your first trip to
Paris. Well, Ben just talked me
into going this afternoon.
"He felt very badly yesterday
having to play those So holes, but
I think he will be all right from
now on. He has no temperature
now, but I'm still giving him
aureomycin."
The quiet Texan, who has
shown a warmth of personality
to these Scots which seldom was
noted during American tourna-
ments, will play one exhibition
near Paris for servicemen We'd
nesday.
He probably won't play compe-
titively until next spring, pos
sibly at the Masters, Mrs. Hogan
said.
Museum to Get Ball.
The rest of the time, in Paris.
Mrs. Hogan said, I'VE will just
sightsee. walk around, enjoy
some good food. and let Ben
catch up on his rest"
The Hogans will fly from Paris
to New York and arrive July 81.
They will return to Fort Worth
(see HOGAN, Page ca
Evening star., 1953-07-12
Dancer Leaves for CHICAGO
To Meet Jamie K. Aqoin

NEW YORK, July II P.-
Native Dancer, Alfred G. Wander
-bilt'S three-yeaf-old champion,
left today for Chicago where he
will compete in the 100000 Ar
lington Classic next Saturday.
The gray colt is expected to meet
James Norris Jamie K. in the
one mile race.
The two colts finished necks
apart in both the PreakneSs and
Belmont Stakes.
Trainer Bill Winfrey also
shipped Home Made. a three
year-old filly. for the $25, 900
Cleopatra Stakes at Arlington
July %.
E. P. Taylor's Canadiana, win
ner of the Queens Plate at To-
ronto last month, shipped in the
same car with the Vanderbilt
horses. She also will compete in
the Cleopatra.
Evening star., 1953-07-12
Bannister Easily Wins
British Mile in 4:O5.2
By the As.oeieted Press

LONDON, July 11.-Trying
only to win, Roger Bannister ran
the third fastest mile in British
history today when he won the
British Amateur Athletic ASso-
citation mile In 1852.
The 24-year-old medical stu
dent made no attempt for a four
minute mile, trailing Alex Breck-
onridge of Scotland until the
last quarter. Bannister ran the
last lap in So seconds to win by
20 yards over Don Seaman, with
Bill Nankeville third and Breck-
onridge far back.
BanniSter owns the other two
fastest times recorded by British
runners-4:02 and 4:03.6.
Gordon Pirie, who last night
bettered the world record for siS
miles, easily won the three-mile
race today in 13:43.4 in his Sec
ond attempt at the distance.
BanniSter, who takes his final
medical examination in Septem-
ber, gave first aid to a photog-
rapher hit by q javelin just be-
fore the mile race. Bannister ap-
piled a tourniquet and the pho
tographer was taken to q hos
pitaI in an ambulance.
Evening star., 1953-07-12
Stewart Single Tops
Rally as White Sox
Beat Indians, 5-4
BY the Assecioted Press

CHICAGO. July IL. - Eddie
Stewart lined out a tWo-run
single with the bases loaded in
the seventh inning today as the
White Sox rallied for three runs
and a 5-to-4 victory over Cleve-
land.
The victory pushed Chicago a
game and a half ahead of the
third-place Indians It was the
White Sox's 23d triumph in their
last 20 games.
Although Early Wynn's Wild
ness kept him in almost constant
trouble, the White Sox didn't
break through until the fifth
inning. when they put across two
runs. They chased him with a
four-hit, three-run explosion in
the seventh before Dave Hoskins
could retire the side.
Wynn walked nine and yielded
nine of the White Sox' 10 hits
while absorbing his sixth loss.
He's won nine. including four in
a row before today's game.
Three Chicago pitchers, Joe
Dobson, Bob Keegan and Harry
Dorish, worked four, three and
two innings respectively. Keegan
shut out the Indians with two
hits in his stint to gain his third
win compared with two defeats.
Dobson's wildness and an error
by Minnie Minoso helped the In
dians score three runs in the
second. Dobson walked the first
three hitters, Luke Easter, Larry
Dolby and George Strickland.
One run scored as Owen Friend
rolled into a double play. Jim
Hogan singled in the second and
Hogan tailed when Minoso
dropped Wynn's fading fly to
leftf1eld.
The White Sox opened the
sixth by loading the bases on
Nellie Fox's single and walks
to Fain and Minoso. Bob Elliott
smashed two-run double.
Elliott got the winning rally
under way in the seventh with
a single. Rivera flied out but
(See WHITE S0X paue T.21
Evening star., 1953-07-12
Cardinals Defeat Braves, so,
As Miller Pitches Four-Hitter
BY the Associated Press

ST. LOUIS. July 11.-Stu Mil
Ter handcuffed Milwaukee with
his slow curves tonight as the
Cardinals scored a SO victory
that put them only lalf-game
behind the Braves and two and
a half out of first place.
Backing the four-hit pitch
ing by which Miller gained his
fourth victory and second shut
out, the Cardinals pounded out
10 blows which included Stan
Musial's 10th homer and his oath
double.
The losing pitcher in the Sec
ond- place battle, watched by a
crowd of 25,219, was Max Sur
kont, husky right-hander who
now has suffered four defeats
against nine victories. Miller and
the Cardinals also beat him last
Sunday at Milwaukee, Al.
Evening star., 1953-07-12
Gordien HurIs Discus
To New World Record
BY the Associnfad Prasa

PASADENA, Calf, July IL
Fortune Gordien of the Los
Angeles .A.C. today topped his
own world discus record with a
throw of 100 feet. ~ inches.
Gordien. exMinnesota star,
holds the accepted record of 1856
feet, IL inches, set in Finland in
1949. but Sim Iness of Southern
California exceeded this with a
heave of 100 feet 70 inch at the
NCAA meet in Lincoln, Nebr.,
last month.
Gordien's long toss was made
at a district AAU meet and DR..
Floyd Hanes, meet referee, signed
record application blanks and
said he saw no reason why the
throw should not be accepted
as a world mark.
Evening star., 1953-07-12
By the Assoeiafed Press

CARNOUSTIE. Scotland, July
11.-Ben Hogan, trying hard to
relax the tension built up during
his smashing triumph in the
British Open golf championship,
hurried his plans today for a va
cation in Paris.
Hogan, first golfer to hold at
one time the United States and
British Open championships as
well as the Masters title, was
feeling a little better" his wife,
Valerie, said. The attack of in
f1uenza which struck him yester-
day before he won the British
title with 282 score had melted
into lust a very bad cold" Mrs.
Hogan added, just before they
left for Edinburgh to catch the
Paris plane.
First Trip to Paris.
"I thought we should put off
going to Paris until Sunday and
let Ben rest another day, but he
didn't want to wait" the quiet,
gracious Mrs. Hogan said.
Neither of us has ever been to
Paris before. And you know how
Evening star., 1953-07-12
BY the Asseeiased Press

INGLEWOOD, Calf, July H..
Irish bred Royal Serenade
got out in front at the start and
stayed there all the way to score
a decisive, three-length victory
today over six rivals in the 14th
running of the 100000 Holly
wood Gold Cup.
The anticipated battle between
the Irish and the English failed
to materialize as Mrs. Esther du-
Pont Weir's English-bred Royal
Vale finished sixth. Top
weighted at 1913 pounds, the one
time hurdle jumper gave Is
pounds to the winner and it
proved too much Of a burden.
Calumet Farms entry of Fleet
Bird. ridden by Willie Shoe
Evening star., 1953-07-12
Sain Gets Edge
In Mound Duel
Before $4,000
Schmitz Is Loser;
Musterson Removed
With Injured Back
BY Burton Howkins
Stor StoH Correspondent

NEW YORK. July 11.-Billy
Martin employed the Yankees
familiar weapon. the home run.
to break a tense pitching battle
and give New York a 80 victory
over the Mats tonight with a
1Oth-inning blast into the left
field seats.
The mound duel, involving
Walter Masterson and johnny
Schmitz for the Mats and johnny
Sain all the way for the Yam
KEGS. came to a sudden halt as
Martin slammed ex Yankee
Schmitz's first pitch of the 10th
inning among the customers.
A crowd Of 36,213, witnessing
the first Saturday night game in
Yankee Stadium history, saw
Don Bollweg hoist the Yankees
into a % tie in the fourth in.
ming before the game settled into
an artistic pitching performance.
AVSG NCtS COur AlLS.
EDDIE Yost accounted for the
bulk of the Mats attack, obtain
ing four Of their seven hits, He
scored the Mats first run and
patted across the other one as
they /spurted into briefly en-
joyed 20 lead.
XoSt opened the game with a
triple down the leftfield line
remained there when Pete Run
nelS grounded out, and scored
when Mickey Vernon doubled to
left. The Mats pried another run
from Sain in the second inning
a1ter Jim Busby singled and
Masterson walked with two down.
Yost's routine grounder to Boll-
veg took a peculiar twist past the
Yankees first baseman into
rightfeld. enabling Busby to
score.
There the Mats assault came
to a screeching stop. In the last
eight innings Sain allowed only
three hits-two of them by
Yost-to notch his ninth win
against four defeats.
Mickey Mantle's drag bunt
past Masterson in the second
inning led to the Yankees first
run. Yogi Berra sent him to
third with single to right
center and Mantle scored when
Gil McDougald hit a double-play
grounder to Runnels.
BOllweg Homer Ties Game.
Bollweg, who belted a homer
against the Mats Friday, parked
another in the lower rightf1eld
stands with none aboard in the
fourth inning. On that line drive
smash into the seats, Jackie
Jensen climbed atop the low rail-
ing in rightf1eld in a desperate
effort to grab the ball. He got
a glove full of air, plunked among
some fans and was slightly
SnaKen up on the play.
Masterson wrenched his back
and gave way to Schmitz in the
sixth inning. Johnny pulled out
OF two jams before Martin dealt
him a fourth defeat with the
Yankees 18th home run against
the Mats in seven games at Yam
kee Stadium.
Schmitz was in trouble in the
seventh after Phil Rizzuto, who
got three of Yankees 10 hits.
singled with one out. Sain sac
rlticed and Martin was inten-
tlonally passed. Dangerous
(See MATS, Page C-3)
Evening star., 1953-07-12
RoyoI Vale Winds Up Sixth
Irish-Bred Royal Serenode
Wins Rich HOLLYWOOD Cap

maker, and A Clean, ran second
and third, but at no time did
they threaten the winner.
Second cnoice to Royal Vale
in the betting, Royal Serenade
returned $3.50. $3.l0 and $3.10.
The Calumet pair paid $3.50 and
So.
Ridden by the veteran Johnny
Longden, who piloted the great
Moor to his 1850 Cup victory
Royal Serenade completed the
mile and one-quarter in 2:004s,
one full second of the track
record made by Moor.
Longden. who prefers a 'front.'
running race. said it was an easy
victory.
II just let him ease out OF
tsee HOLLYWOOD CUP. C-5) i.
Evening star., 1953-07-12
Probable Pitchers
BY the Associated Press

AMERICAN LEAGUE
WASHINGTON at New York-Byrns
Cleveland at Chicago t2)-Houtte.
man (4-9! and Lemon u1-7I vs.. Trucks
(9-4) and Fornleies t6-2).
st. Louis at Detroit t2)---Littlefeld
90 and Kretlow u-0) VS.. Hoeft (6-61
and Bransa !o-ol; po. 70, ~,
ts-10) and Martin go VS.. Parnel
12-4) and Brown T-2).
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York at Brooklyn-Hearn (6-6
vs. Loes dis.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia t2)-Facs
(3-2l and Lapalme (3-9D VS.. Roberts
G3-6) and Miller 1-3).
Chicago at Cincinnati t2l-Hacker
t5-lp H and Bush lush ~, vs.: Psrkowski
(2-D.
Milwaukee At st. Louis t2)-Liddls
(3-3( and Antonelli ,7-41 VS.. Staley
(I2-3l and Mizell (s-3j or Haddi1