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Win lilo IL
Free Hitting
Came; Series
Is Squared


Stars came up with two runs in the
seventh inning to edge the National
Little League All Stars, lilo, in
. free hitting game and square the
series up at one-all. The winning
rally started when Bobby Diaz led
of with his second hit. . single to
right. Rolly vildostequi sacrificed
Diax 10 second. With Raul carvan-
ties finally worked Roy Valdez for
q walk, but with Nike Hughes up,
Valdez uncOrked q wild pitch scor-
ing Diaz with the tie breaking run.
After Hughes struck out, Tony Es-
tenor drove in what to proved to
be the winning run with a double
20 left.
The Nationals threatened IN
their last Of the seventh when Milt
EsquinaIdo led things off with .
smash to right center. After Valdez
struck out, Publ CarboneIl and "A.
Garcia walked to load the bases
with one out. With Bill solomon,
who had helted . homer and dOu.
Bile, up to the plate. Bobby Pazo,
who had done q magnificent re-
lief job up to this point, uncorked
q wild pitch scoring EsquinaldO
and putting runners on third and
second with one away. Pazo. how
ever, bore down and struck out
Solomon for the second out, and
after passing George Mira, he got
Bobby Santana 70 bounce to him
for the final out Of the bah game.
The Nationals, with the help Of
Solomon's big bat, built up = 90
lead in the first three innings.
Solomon doubled with the bases
loaded ia the second inning to eli
max q National five run rally. He
then came up in the third and hon.
cred deep into left center with two
mates aboard to give Valdez,
who went all the way for the Ma
tionals q comfortable lead to work
on, but the Nationals infield fell
apart and the Americans came up
with runs in the fourth on two
walks, three hits, and three errors.
Then in the sixth. the Americans
sent the game into overtime when
they pushed across the tying run
on 4 single by Cervantes, double
by Hughes, and an error.
PaxO, who relieved Hughes in
the third, pitched two-hit bah and
got credit for the win. The curve
balling highlander struck out 8
and walked four. Valdez, fast-ball-
ing young srighthaMder, struck cut
10 and walked sik. Diaz, who had
two singles 1dstwo official trips to
the plat and Cervantes. who also
had two 1or two, led the Americans
1t the plate, but the real hitting
stars where Solomon. who batted
In five runs with his homer and
double, and Joe McMahon, who
had three singles IN four trips To-
the plate. This gives Mcmahon s.
for 8 in the series.
The third game in the best , out
Of S series win be played Thursday
night with game time being 7:4S
p. m.
Score by innings:
club R.H. E.
American .........!012 0Sl I'LL > 4
National ...........a.I 53 900 LILO II Z
Hughes, PaIO and Vildestegui;
yy.Ida~ and McMnhon.
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MAJOR
LEAGUE
LEADERS
BY The Assoeiassd Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NNNNtNtNG A&bS9G&
BATTING : Schoendienst St.
Louis ISL.
RUNS Schoendienst, st. Louis,
81.
RUNS BATTED NJ Ben, Gin.
cinnati, and Mathews Milwaukee,
60.
HITS = SchOendienst ST. Louis
liz.
DOUBLES : Snider, Brooklyn,
and Musial. st. Louis. q.
TRIPLES Bruton, Milwaukee
HOME RUNS . Kluszewski, Gin
cinnah and Mathews Milwaukee,
Is.
STOLEN BASES : Bruton Nh.
waukee, Il.
PITCHING - Burdette. Milwau.
kee. 10. Loo, Smith, Cincinnati,
SO, 1000.
STRIKEoUTS = Roberts. Phil.
adelphia, 81.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING = Ken, Boston, .sas.
RUNS = Mantle. New York, 81.
Runs RATTED m - Rosen.
Cleveland, g..
us Kuena, Detroit, los.
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Er-Sergea,,t Has
An Upright S,Di,ag
And Plays Bold
Golf
By HUGH FUllERToN u.

4 3
BIRMINGHAM, Mich. R-waIly
Burkemo, the new Professional
Golfers Association champion. Is !
34-year-old ex-sergeant whose most
noticeable characteristics are q
shock Of unruly blond hair and an
upright swing.
He has, In addition, q tempera.
mental approach 20 the game that
is ideal for the PGA match play
tournament. And this week he had
a burning desire to win place
on the Ryder Cup team after PGA
officials decided the 1858 winner
would qualify automatically for the
trip.
THE Ryder Cup was my ulti-
mate aim. / think all golfers de-
sire to play on that team more
than anything else, = Burkemo said
only 4 few minutes after he had
struggled TO q 2 to final victory
over Felice Torza, little Tiger
from st. Charles, H., who became
q golf personality instead OF just
another unknown pro during the
past week.
Bold is the word his fellow
golf pros use most often in talking
about Burkemo's game. He's !
decisive hitter who picks the right
club for the distance he has to 60
and wallops with . fun swing.
That's what helps him when he
gets behind. He really bears down
then and gets the most out Of
every shot.
That aforementioned bold.
ness cropped up at just the right
time In yesterdays S6-hole final
match, just as it had all through
the week. Torza, the stubborn
" chiller" who had cooled off one
hot golfer after another. match
ed him almost stroke Tor stroke
during the morning round over the
6, 465-yard. par 36-35--71 Birming-
ham Country Club course.
Wally was content to stay close
to par then as strong. gusty
wind proved troublesome on many
holes. Il figured Inc way that wind
was blowing, ] wouldn't be badly
off around par and ! might be .
couple up"
Bit at the start 0f the afternoon
Is, BurkemO cut loose. He shot
brides on the first two holes, GO
ing for the pins with his approaches
and rolling his puts into the cups.
He won the third straight by chip
ping stiff for his par on the third.
Both he and Torza agreed those
holes just about settled It, although
the .'Toy Tiger, Felice, didn't
yield until the 35th hole. The other
decisive blow, COrza said, came
on the 26th hole. There Torza was
right In front Of the green in two
shots and Burkemo, In trouble off
tee, was 100 yards farther back.
Wally fired an iron shot 50 close
to the pin that the putt for !
birdie 4 was ! tormality.
thought ! had it won and
would have been only one down.
Instead lost it, !" Felice said.
Even 50, the $500 he collected
for taking second place was the
biggest prize he ever collected.
That was true, TOO, Of Burkemo,s
5000 first prize 1.-The biggest jack
pot ever awarded BY the PGA.
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and Sunday afternoon. The Hia-
leah post Is 1852 State American
Legion champs. The locals are en-.
pected to use Mound Ace George
Lastres in the box with Henri
quez on the receiving end. The
game Saturday win Be ct 8 .. m.
and the one Sunday ct 2 .. m.
At Wickers Field tonight the
Post win play the WV and Fri
day night ct 7:30 p. n. Strand
Theatre plays Post No. q.
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CPO's Keep Navy
Wives Keg Lead

Honors for the top bowler Of the
week 60 70 Gladys Ehrneiter for
her high game Of l6S. Mrs. Ehrn.
reiter also holds high set for the
week Of rs. in the Navy Wives
Bowling League.
The Naval Station CPO Club
stands in first place In the loop
standings coming through with 4
high game Of co. and high team
game Of 202s, Is wen.
The above games were rolled on
the Naval Station alleys last Thurs
day afternoon.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New YaFk 50 Philadelphia IL
Brooklyn So Pittsburgh rs
Milwaukee 1 Chicago /
Sc. Louis z Cincinnati &
TODAYss SCHEDULE
Brooklyn at PhiladelphIa mi
New YORK al Pittsburgh tN1
Chicago at Milwaukee tN3
st. Louis At Cincinnati tN1
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AMERICAN

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Philadelphia New York 4
Boston 3 washington 0
Chicago Detroit
Cleveland 6 st. Louis ;
T0DAYss SCHEDULE
Boston AZ New Vera tNl
DetrOis Il Chicago
Philadelphia AZ Washington (N1
Cleveland 81 st. LoaIs fNl
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Chef Tingler Srd.
James Hanson srd.

9th NdltS 3Eus
This class provided the thrills
and spills Of the day due to q
breeze that came up to rough up
the water, along with the high
speed Of the small hydros. Three
hydro drivers. Bascom Grooms,
Tony Johnson, and Cecil Gates,
Tipped over during this race.
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DOUBLES - Ken, Bostcn, ~.
TRIPLES - Rivera, Chicago. Z.
HOME RUNS - Rosen, CIeve-
land, u.
STOLEN BASES = Rivera. Chi
cago, II.
PITCHING = LOpat, New York.
81, SIS.
STREKEoUTs = Pierce. chica-
80, y.
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inning at ST. Louis after Johnny
Groth had knossei tie count in
the seventh with a three.nn hon.
er, Cleveland Se0red two more =
the ninth
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rACrFIc CoAsr

winning run to end tie extended
contest.
TUESDAY RESULTS
TT. Lauderdale e Havana 2
Miami S West Palm Beach I I'll
inningsl
st. Petersburg 8 Tampa s
WEDNESDAY GAMES
Miami at West Palm Beach
st. Petersburg at Tampa
Havana at Fl. Lauderdale
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SuIlivan-B abcoek Post No. 81 II
Hialeah viii play the local Jr.
Legion All Stars Saturday night
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souT 2. ASSOCIATION

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New Orleans Atlanta 3
Chattanooga Memphis Go innIngsl
Mobile At Birmingham ppd.raih
Little Rock 1t Nashville ppd.rain
10DAY's SCHEDULE
AilStar game al Nashville
- :.
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL RESULTS
ny The Associated Press
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus 81. Paul I
Charleston Minneapolis 0
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TODAYsS BASEHA14L SCHEDULE
~ The Associated Press
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
81. Paui At Columbus
Minneapolis ~ Charleston
Kansas City af Toledo
Louisville at Indianapolis
AIAnAalA-FLORmA
Dothan It Andalnsia
IT Walton at Graceville
EufauIa &c Panama City
TEXAS
Dallas At San Antonio
Fort Worth At Houston
Oklahoma City - Beaumont
Tulsa at Shreveport
INTEnNATIONAL
Montreal II Syracuse
Ottawa at Rochester
Toronto ~ Baltimore
Buffalo at Springfield
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Brooklyn Dodgers Set National
League Record By Homeriing In Il
Consecutive Games; Yankees Lose
Nationals Are After Fourth Straight Win
BASEBALL RESULTS

Toiedo . Kansas City )
Indianapolis Louisville I
y INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Syracuse = Montreal
Rochester 7-13 0ttaNa 20
Baltimore So Toronto -
Buffalo IS Springfield rs
ALABAAEA-FLORIDA
Enfaula u Panama City
~. Walton Beach 10 Graceville
Dothan II Andalusia
TEXAS
San Antonio Fort Worth
Oklahoma City 8 Shreveport ,
Beaumont Z Tulsa ]
Dallas IL Houston rs
PACIFIC COAST
Seattle ~ Oakland ~
San Diego 81 Hollywood 20
San Francisco Sacramento
Portland Los Angeles
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Following
Through
~
Pedro Aguilss

Great Relief Pitching: Julio San
tana that versatile all-around bah
player with Evans Enterprises
baseball club did . great relief
stitching role on the night Of July
3rd. He not only relieved Yates
twice. but come out with flying
cOiOrx.
IN the second with the bases
full and one out. be came IN and
made wheeler pop out To second
and famed StOFr. In the seventh,
with three runs scored, and Cas-
THO on second he came back 20
pitch and made Barnett pop out to
first. and tanned both Adams and
saunders. Santana faced five bat
ters. and struck out three Of them.
wayne AIbury made . sensation
q catch 10 left field. Yates al
though he did not get credit for
the game pitched nice bah until
the fatal seventh.
lr. All stars and Coral Gables
Post 50 games: The locals won
|both games and they were wen
played. sWateyn Henriquez was
by Ear the outstanding star. He not
only caught q great game, but also
nj tRo singles and double in the
first game, and triple II the sec
ond game.
FOR the visiting Coral Gables
nine, Gonzalez was the star at bat.
He lift ! single and . double il
the first game. and two singles
and i double in the first game,
and two singles and . double IN
the second game.
-
- a1s - m.A.E. 49, g. -. .
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
augusta 81 Colnfnbla ppdfata
Macon Charleston
Jacksonville Columbus 3
Montgomery 10 SAVANNAH
TODAY's Schedule
AnguAia af Columbta ca
Macon q Charleston IA
Colalnbns II Jacka0nvIile
Montgomery 1t Saeanaah
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Wednesday. July :. ~
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XIV. Insurance
Nine Wins Wed.

The Key West Insurance Com
pany nine won their first game IN
the American Legion Junior Lea.
que last night over Legion Post Is
By a score OF ll-6 at Wlckers
Field Stadium.
Lefty Thompson pitched fine bali
for the Insurance boys allowing
seven hits and three earned runs
PUG drove In three runs for the
winners in the third and they came
back to score five more In the fifth
On brace ~ hits and a rash ct
walks and errors.
Their last three runs came On >
trio Of walks and a double b.
White.
Pest Is scored three tn the third
and another In the fourth They
ensied their scoring In tire sixth.
IN the field Bear, SQekney and
nopp slloGe fgT sAe ioseTs while
Tynes ard Brah ey showed well
faF sAe annb p01g ara Rranileg
hit t4ss sadly EHr tae @naeEs snt
SsNang matched &aelr esIogfs ssg
ghe lesegs
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Ann Sheridan
To Reside In
Mexico City
BY sos THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD lR-Ann Sheridan
said today she is leaving a tense
Hollywood to make her residence
in Mexico.
had heard that the one-tirne
"oomph Grip was giving up her
San Fernando Valley home to live
in the land of manana. She was
reported to have commented:
why stay in Hollywood and wait
for an ulcer?" So queried her on
the Rage of the Jungle" set and
she confirmed the report.
"Yes, 1 plan to sell my home
in the valley and live in Mexico
City," she said.
She said there were several rea-
sons for her switch. One of them
is conditions in the industry.
at used to be lot of fun
making pictures" she remarked.
but nowadays everybody is so
tense. There's completely differ
ent feeling in the studios. And it's
not caused by Sd or anything like
that"
/ mentioned that it might be be-
cause so many film workers are
out of jobs and those who are
employed don't know how long it
will last.
That's probably it," she COM
mented. But it's not because of
the 18-month tax deal. The pro-
duction abroad isn't just to help
actors make more money; most
of the actors who go over there
stay only for one picture. The
studios have to make pictures
abroad ii unfreeze their money"
Ann added that she fell in love
with Mexico long ago and has
wanted to live in the easier pace
below the border. She also plans
to make some pictures with her
own company in Mexico.
Ann is selling her big valley
home and will buy a smaller place.
When she bought it, she said, it
was out in the wilds. Like the
rest of Southern California, the
area has doomed and there are
houses all around her. She now
has to fight an hour Of traffic to
get to work.
She also told of her servant
woes. Because she entertained a
great deal and had a big house,
she required a housekeeping
couple.
But / ended up working for
Them" she sighed.
Although she didn't mention it,
friends believe that a large part
of the reason for her change of
locale is her grief over the death
of publicist Steve flanagan. His
passing left a void in her life.
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ley Ross in the leading roles, the
story places Lund;ger at the mer-
cy of an army Of waterfront beau
ties who have been put on his trail
by Bills creditors on ship. The
other gobs hold notes which he
gave in return for leans they made
him, and two of his particular
pals CD, played by Chick Chand-
Ter and Cliff NazarrC, start the ru-
NOR that he win inherit twenty
five thousand dollars, provided he
married before certain date.
Lundigan's discomfort increases
as his creditors continue throwing
girls at him. His troubles really
mount when he falls in love with
Shirley Ross in spite of himself -
and from this hgnt-hearted pre-
mise the story develops, unfolding
a rapid succession of laughs and a
generous Sprinkling of gay songs.
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Story OF Java
Sea Heads Bill
At Islander

Winning of the most coveted
film roles of the year in Republics
spectacular Trucolor sea epic
Fair Wind to Java" which will
be shown on screen of the Islander
Driver-In Theatre today and to-
morrow was no surprise to gla-
morous star Vera Ralston, who es-
tablished her goal when she first
arrived in this country. The fam
Gus CZechoslovakiaE actress, who
co-StarS with Fred MacMurray in
the swashbuckling story of trade
and piracy on the Java Sea. has
fought her way to the top from
the humble beginning Of an immi-
grant girl who arrived in the Uni
ted States with only $1,000 and a
hatred for the Nazi hordes which
had over-run her country.
Vera'S picture career has gone
through several phases from Skat-
ing to outdoor action pictures with
opposite whom she played in ''Da-
kota" and "The Fighting Kentuc-
khan" Included among her hits
are 1.-The Flame" 81, Jane Doe,"
Angel on the Amazon" 'Surren-
der" and Belle lie Grand" In
the latter two films she made the
transition from nice girl to bad
girl. Recently she had starring
roles in 1.-The Wild Blue Yonder,"
and "Hoodlum Empire" In Fair
Wind to Java" Vera, a natural
redhead, appears for the first
time on the screen with jet black
hair and attired in colorful sarongs
Republics new musical comedy
release, sailors on Leave" viii
be the COMPANION feature on the
islanders bill.
With William Lundigan and Shir.
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Disputed Votes
Hold Up Cabinet
Work In Italy

ROME, ITALY u -- President
I.nlgi EinaHdi was expected today
TO wait until the last of 1.2so 900
disputed votes In Italys nargia.
fuentary elections are decided be,
fore calling on pro.American Pre-.
Htier Alelde DO Gasperi to continue
his government
De Gasperi, whose center coali.
ton squeaked through with . is,
vote majority in the Chamber Of
Deputies and s t3vote margin in
the Senate, probably will make M
changes IN has cabinet. Ile il *.
pected 80 call the matixns neu-
E'aFllsngut lnn It's first test sesssap
Us eaic&ly SIS possibGe-pern aps 81
the ea0 nf tie Fangth
Toe hawk faced cid ehgsslaa
Democrat leader has pied @ed fass
acton 40 Halys promised rasigt.
ratlan Of tAe European degenxe
pact. a&st observers as ret wefe
aaaase ~ tell wteaaer hs cea'e
held eaoagA voting strength ID as
new legislature u g8 "a wsgh us
sie3.ag backed EgogEza TAX hAs
brought Tails reegg1 pspeg n
ana Use NAIo al3.zass : staasSA
asrmeE
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TODAY'S
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, R-The stock mar.
ket displayed firm tone in early
dealings today, with railroad stocks
again taking the lead in the up
ward movement.
Activity slowed soon after the
opening, however.
Steels, oils, motors, televisions,
aircrafts, chemicals and utilities
joined the railroads in showing a
preponderance of small plus sgns.
Kansas City Southern rose / TO
Il and Caterpillar j to So, but
nearly all gains were in fractions.
Gamers included Bethlehem Steel
ChrysIer, General Motors. Boeing.
Loekheed, Motorola, New York
Central, Southern Railway, Cities
Service, Du Pont ana General Flee
trio.
Among stocks tending lower we're
Combustion Engineering, Schenley
Montgomery Ward and Homestake
Mining. Hssmmm
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HTGH.RANKTNC

Continued from Page one)
mems Council have. been coopera-
ting in conducting the regularly
scheduled activities such as dances
and movies.
Special attention was called to
the Mothers Day Letter Contest
for which the Committee thanked
all who aided in its success.
Program suggestions and ques-
tons were discussed with the
guests following brief outline Of
the operation of USo by the direc-
tor.
Committee members present in-
Guided Trevor, R.-Adm. Irving T.
Duke, Fred Miller, Pinder, Mrs.
Wahneta Kovash, Mrs. Mary Lee
Graham, the Rev. Ralph Rogers,
Glenn Price, Capt. Ralph Spalding,
Chaplain R. A. Tindall, King and
the director.
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House May Cut
Foreign Aid
Deeper Today
Budget Is Already
, Million Under
Truman Suggestion
n E~r a4k1
By Joe HALL

WASHINGTON If The Senate
Foreign Relations Committees i62
million dollar slice of President
Eisenfowers foreign aid bill was
relatively minor, but It's House
counterpart takes tap the knife
today.
The Senate group, finishing its
work yesterday. left the total in
Che authorization casure at
SS.3i2 600 600 This was considered
a first round victory for The admin.
istration In view II the big
SlasheS demanded by some law.
makers.
The figure compared with
S. Ali ,ef5 $50 voted last year.
The House Foreign Affairs Cons
msttee heeias CTS closed dear Noaes
tesiay with a beg bs3adie az ame83
meats Including 3 aunlaer 81 cats,
alVads offered
Soa3e og lae Hnasa groue mem.
beers haze talked at ssssAes runataE
NJ hlGh AS two hs,l3oa 3ollars bus
there waS evidence al8esv vua.d he
SsronEly resisted
Chairman Cped (Ru If
the House group sasa be Iii net
believe the millsagy items. whieh
eonpgase The buls e tae measure.
sha1s8 BE- Fe3ae mach Il 81 ST
de sa.1 eSoaamst Sd eoei8 Stsn8
soRe psglas.
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Pact Made

TEHRAN, Iran tR-Iran and
Russian have signed a new trade
agreement which Economic Minis
ter Ali Akbar Akhavi says will
make the SovietS his nations best
customer.
Akhavi, announcing the pact yes
terday, said it would double bust.
ness between Iran and its Iron
Curtain neighbor.
Iran has sold none of its nation
allied oil to the Soviet Union or
other Communist countries. In the
year ended last March 20, however,
Iran sent TO the USSR about q
million dollars worth of tobacco,
rice and cotton in exchange for
sugar. cloth and tableware of about
the same value.