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Evening star., 1954-05-04
De Puuw Alumni Meet

Alumni Of De Pauw University
will meet Russell j. Humbert,
president of the school, at a din
ner meeting at $50 o'clock to-
night in the Hamilton Hotel.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
BY the Assoeiaied Press

INGLEWOOD. Calf. June L.
California's little gray ghost.
Determine. is scheduled to make
his first appearance since win
ming the Kentucky Derby in the
$4,000 added Debonair Stakes
at Hollywood Park this week end.
Andrew j. Crevolin's colt.
pointing toward such fixtures as
the $4,000 Westerner and the
500, 900 Gold Cup Handicap
later in the meeting, is an eligible
for the 7-furlong Debonair.
The Debonair has some other
interesting eligibles. too. includ-
ing the Irish importation, The
Pie King, who has yet to race
in this country.
Hollywood won't resume racing
until Thursday, which will give
the track time to count the pro-
ceeds of yesterdays Memorial
Day program and several owners
an opportunity to argue about
what happened in the $28,100
Argonaut Handicap.
The main thing that happened
was a surprise victory by an Irish
4-year-old, Curragh King. the
second in his life. for a $65.70
payoff, and the third loss in sue
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Dodgers Send Joe Black
To Montreal Team
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. June Joe
Black, pitching star Of the
Brooklyn Dodgers 1852 pennant
victory. has been optioned to
Montreal.
The 30-year-old highlander.
who won is and lost 4 and saved
IS other games when he won
rookie of the year. honors two
seasons ago. had a misleading
6-3 record last season. In very
few games did he display his
so form.
This season Black worked
seven innings in five games. He
allowed nine runs on IL hits
and five walks.
Catcher Charlie Thompson
also was returned to the Royals.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Ldndy Plans New Bid for Mile
Mark After Turninq in 4:O7.6

in front Of Johanson, who was
timed in 5:11.8. Vuorisali was
clocked in 4:15.6 while Vahar-
anita, the early pace-setter. was
a distant last.
Landy was timed in Sc seconds
for the first 400 meters and 1856
for 800 meters. At the halfway
mark he was a good so yards in
front of his nearest purSuer.
Although he was being clocked
at both $500 meters and the
mile, timers announced his prog
ress at various stages in meters.
At the 1,200-meter mark. he
was caught in 2:57. He raced
the next 800 meters in 46.4 to
hit the $500 meters in 3:43.4.
The crowd of $4,000 gave him a
tremendous cheer.
The record books list three
as sharing the 1.500-meter rec
ord. They are Haegg, Lennart
Strand and Werner Luegg. who
did it in 3:43. BanniSter equaled
this mark en- route to his record
smashing mile at oxford.
Landy ran in good conditions
on a fast cinder track. In Aus
tralia,> where he has run the mile
in 4:02, he ran on both grass
and a dirt substance made Of
lava dust.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
BY the Assoeiafed Press

TURKU, Finland, June L.
John Landy Of Australia, who
has been trying to break the
our-minute mile barrier for two
years, today planned a new as
sault on the mark during his
European tour.
"I certainly will try to make
it next week in Stockholm" said
Landy. Yesterday he raced the
distance III 4:01.6. equaling the
fourth fastest performance ever.
Il should have been able to go
under four minutes" he said
gloomily. Il guess I started too
fast"
Before Roger Bannister of
England was clocked in 1894
last month, the best mile times
recorded were 4:01.4 by Haegg in
1945 and 4:01.6 by Sweden's Arne
Anderson in 1914. Both marks
also were bettered last Saturday
by Wes Santee of Kansas, who
did it in 4:01.3.
Landy. beginning his exhibi-
ton tour here. raced against
three Firms, Denis Johanson.
Olavi Vuorisali and Urpo Vahar-
anita who followed him in that
order. ,.e ...
The lean Aussie finished far
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Step-a-Iong Takes
Iron Bridge Awards

Richard Zimmerman. Is. rode
10 Shipley's brown mare, Step-a-
long, to the junior grand cham
pionship as the Iron Bridge Hunt
held its largest horse show at
Burtonsville. Md. yesterday.
Young Zimmerman guided the
big Jumping mare to both the
junior working hunter and Junior
jumper titles to pile up a score
Of 1917 points.
In the jumper division, Fred ].
Hughes, jr.'s Hi Ii, with his
owner riding. took the champion
ship.
The Hughes family had a
double win as Mrs. Hughes came
back in the hunter division to
ride her Bon Bon to the cham
pionship.
In the green hunter division.
Mike Smithwick and his good
jumping chestnut gelding, Cop
per Cave, made almost a clean
sweep.
In the Aitcheson's Gales tim
ber race. Lee Ryan's Merry Lee,
ridden by Bobby Leaf, finished
on top by a head but was dis
qualified for cutting a flag.
First place then was awarded
to Morton w. Smiths Benton
Boy. Laddie Murray rode the
winner.
The Iron Bridge was won by
Joe Aitcheson's Little Master.
who fell in the timber race and
came back to win the fiat race.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Ladies al Rosecroit
tonight as PAGERS
Take Over Features

Tonight is Ladies Night at
Rosecroft Raceway. with women
to be admitted for the so cents
service charge for grandstand or
81 for clubhouse.
The feature races are the 81 900
pace seventh race end the two
$500 divisions Of the District OF
Columbia Pace. the fifth and
sixth races.
The last full week Of harness
horse racing at Rosecroft started
last night with a spill that sent
driver Bill Fleming to the hos
pital in the fifth race and with
. new track record in the sew
enth race.
Fleming has q possibly frac-
tured spine and q fractured leg.
He was thrown from his sulky
when the horse he was driving,
Dick Case, tangled with Almeda
Maud. driven by Carl Thomp-
son.
Fifth Accident at Rosecroft.
This is the third straight year
Fleming has been hurt in a
crackup at Rosecroft. His in
juries the last two years kept
him from most of the competi-
ton at Laurel Raceway, which
follows Rosecroft on the Mary
land circuit, but both years he
came. back to win the driving
championship at Baltimore
Raceway.
His accident was the fifth at
Rosecroft this season, and the
second in as many racing nights
there. Saturday night Jack Bor-
ing received a back injury when
his horse tipped him to the
track.
The new track record Of 2:O1K
was set by Thomas B. Scott in
the $4,000 Henry Volo free-for-
all pace. Owned and driven by
Tom Carlock of Greenville, Ohio.
he came from the No. 4 post
position to take the lead at the
start and hold it all the way for
a head victory in a photo finish
over Chuck Volo.
TOrrid Finishes Third.
Chuck Volo came from fourth
at the head Of the stretch to al
most catch Thomas B. Scott
Torrid, the So favorite. was
second most of the way but gave
way to Chuck Volo in the stretch
and finished third.
On tonight'S card, three re-
cent winners are in the seventh
race pace-Richland, Prudence
Hy and Forever Hanover.
The fifth race brings out such
sldewheelers as Vernon Elking-
ton. Dukes Maid and Margaret's
Dream. while going in the sixth
are The Engineer-winner of two
at Yonkers and two more at
Rosecroft-and Vernon's Babv
and Mac Forbes.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Little Mo Wins Easily
In English Tennis Debut
BY the Assoeiated Press

la.. .-
MANCHESTER, England, June
1.-Maureen Connolly made her
1854 tennis debut in England to-
day-and the show lasted just
19 minutes.
That's the time it took the
19-year-old San Diego, Calf. :,
star to trounce Mrs. L. c.. Walter
of Belgium in the second round
of the Northern lawn tennis
championships. Little Mo won.
Go. GO. and lost only Is
points. She drew q f1rst-round
bye.
Doris Hart of Coral Gables.
Fla, had an easy third-round
victory, defeating Britain's An
CELIA Buxton, Go, 6-3.
Other results included:
In mems singles, Ken Rose
wall, Australia, defeated Robert
Coope, Britain. 60. 60, and
Gil Shea, Los Angeles. defeated
B. Royds, Britain. 60, 81.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Stock Car Feature Won
By Langley at Manassas

Elmo Langley Of Suitland, Md.
driving q 1851 Studebaker. won
the 150-lap late model stock Car
feature at Old Dominion Speed
way. Manassas, Va. yesterday in
57:10.S before q crowd Of 2,700.
Nick Ceban Of Mountain View.
N. j.. driving a 1850 Ford. was
second, and Johnny Dodd, ST.. Of
Baltimore. in q 1862 Willys was
third. All three were helped to
victory by making the long grind
without visiting the pits.
The regular modified stock car
races by the Northern Virginia
Stock Car Racing Association
will be held at the track Satur-
day starting at $3.50 pm. with Q
30-lap feature.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Poterhouse Opposes
Fisherman Saturday
IN Prep for Belmont
By fbs A.soei1ssd Press

NEW YORK, June Now
that the handicap stars have had
their day, the 3-year- -olds move
back onto the New York racing
scene Saturday with the 18th
running of the Peter Pan-a
mile and an eighth prep for the
June IL renewal of the $780, 900
added Belmont Stakes.
The Peter Pan, a $25. 900 added
event, is expected to see Mrs. Liz
Persons PorterhouSe, unbeaten
in two races this year, and c. v.
Whitney's Fisherman in action
as they warm up for the rich
Belmont.
Porterhouse, 1853 2-year-old
champion who was kept out Of
the Kentucky Derby by an in
Jury, likely will be the favorite,
although he has been assigned
126 pounds, five more than Fish
erYnan. The Whitney colt has
been idle since disappointing in
the Derby.
Correlation May Not Run,
Robert S. Lytle's Correlation, a
disappointment in the Derby and
second by a neck to HaSty Road
In the Preakness, also has been
allotted 126 but he may sit this
one out since he wound up a
poor sixth in last Saturdays Jer-
sey Stakes at Garden State.
PorterhouSe, who won race
on the West Coast before being
sidelined and a 6-furlong dash
at Belmont May Is. worked a
mile in 1:41Hs Sunday while
Fisherman turned the same dis
stance yesterday in 1:4035.
Goyamo, whose fast-closi11g
fourths in both the Derby and
Preakness indicated he may like
the mile and a half of the Bel
mont Stakes, has been assigned
40 pounds for the Peter Pan.
War of Roses, winner of the Jer-
sey Stakes, gets in with 118, one
more than Jet Action, who let
his hackers down in the Freak
ness after winning two races in
New York.
The 68th running of the
Suburban yesterday didn't pro-
duce a surprise in so far as the
winner was concerned. Green
tree Stables Straight Face, edged
out of first place in the Metro
polltan Mile handicap by Native
Dancer, won the mile and one
quarter test rather easily.
BassaniO Surprise Second.
He finished four and one-half
lengths in front with a 2:03H5
clocking. The surprise came in
theS second and third place
horses. Bassanio, a 50-to-1 shot,
was second, and Mandingo, also
lightly regarded, was third.
Straight Faces victory, scored
with Ted Atkinson in the saddle,
was the third straight Suburban
triumph for the Greentree silks.
Tom Fool won last year and One
Hitter in 1852.
Albert Schmidt, 36-year-old
Baltimore jockey, suffered a
three-inch cash on his head
when thrown from his mount in
the second race.
Schmidt was thrown by Play
Scholar midway of the final turn.
He was taken to Physicians Hos
pital where his injury was de-
scribed as not serious.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Five More Winners
Push DeSpirito's
1854 Mark to 73O
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

SALEM. N. H.. June Jockey
Tony DeSpirito made brilliant
return yesterday to Rockingham
Park-where he began his rid-
ing career-by booting home f1ve
winners including Soldier Son in
the featured $500 Memorial
Day purse. He has had IS win
ners in his last four riding days.
The 18-year-old Lawrence.
Mass, star broke into racing by
walking horses at Rockingham,
which is only q few miles from
his home town.
DeSpirito pushed his 1854 win
ming total to 100 and continued
the red-hot pace he set at Suf-
folk Downs.
Tony. who led the Nations
riders in 1852: scored with Sol
dier Son at SAC In the featured
sprint. James b. at $3.50 in the
second, Bullets at $7.40 in the
third, El Pacho at $3.50 in the
sixth and Final Proof at $12.60
in the ninth.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
The Pie King May Test Speed
Aqoinst Determine Saturday

cession for Crevolin's betting
favorite, ImbroS.
Curragh King, with Apprentice
Roy Lumm up, came on in the
stretch to win by a nose over
Calumet's come from behind
hero, Fleet Bird. Imbros was
third, nearly a length back.
The Irish colt, who, last won a
race in the Arkansas Derby in
March, 1858, was making his
18th start for E. M. Goemans, a
Milwaukee attorney. He carried
103 pounds. % less than Imbros
and Is less than Fleet Bird.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Leddick in AII-Nuvy Meet

Warren Leddick of the Ana
costa Naval Receiving Station,
who placed third in the 2-mile
steeplechase yesterday in the
annual Memorial Day intercol-
legiate track and field meet at
Philadelphia. will be entered in
the All-Navy meet June 19 at
Camp Lejeune, N. c. Horace
AShenfelter of the New York
A. C. won yesterdays steeple-
chase with Jack Millner of the
Penn A. G. second.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Tennis Quorter-FinoIs
Scheduled at Kenwood

Two singles matches and one
doubles in the women's division
and three doubles matches in
the mems division we're sched-
uled today in quarterfinals of
the Kenwood Invitation tennis
tournament at Kenwood Coun-
try Club.
The pairings:
WOmen'S.
3:30-Pearl McCoy vs. Barbara Cage
4:30-Ann Gray VS.. Donna Floyd.
6:30-McCord and Hubbard vs. Nc
Coy and FinneSsey.
Mems.
5:0O-McNair and johnson VS.. Keiles
and Spriggs.
5:45-Royal and Thackera VI. Dun
ham and Foulkes.
6OO--Rumbough and Masterson VS..
Coss and Dell.
Evening star., 1954-06-01

Runs-Kuenn, Dropo. Kaline (3). Tut
stephens. Kryhosfi. Errcrs-BrideWe.
ser. Kuenn, Runs batted in-SteDhens
(2(. House. Tuttle t2ls .zuverink. Fridley
base hits@House. Kaiine. Stephens, Muir
ray, Boiling. Three-base hit-Tuttle.
Double plays--Turley to Brideweser to
Watkins; Brideweser to Carols to Wait
more. 10. Bases on balls-Ctf zuverink.
Stuart, ]. Struck out-By zuverink, 8;
Hits-off Zuverink. 10 in 6 INNINGS; on
Herbert. 4 in 9 INNINGS; on Turley. 3
in innings; on stuart. In 2 innings.
Runs and earned runs--O6 Zuverink.
off stuart, 2-3. Hit by pitcher--By
zuverink (Fridley). Wild pitch-Herbert.
Winning pitcher-Herbert u-3l. Losing
pitcher-Stuart ODD. Time-2: :43.
Evening star., 1954-06-01

Boston ----------- $40 5OS 01x-9O
Runs--Jacobs t29. valo. Finigan,
Power. McGhee t2). Joost. Astroth (2).
Goodman 81. Piersall "a. williams t2).
Olson. Jensen. AgRanis. White. Lepcio
t2), Boiling a.. herrin. Errors-Wil-
liams, Astroth. Martin. Runs batted in
zernial. Jacobs, VaIo t2). Finigan (2).
McGhee s(2J, Joost t2), williams a..
Piersan (2). Agganis. White (2), Lepcio.
Boiling t5). Jensen, Olson. Baker (2}.
Two-base hits--Joost. White, Baker.
Three-Ease hits-Finigan. Piersall (2).
Home runs-Williams. McGhee. Boiling
(2j. Stolen base-Jenser. Sacrifice
Ditmar;. Double play-Herrin to Good
man. Left on baseS-Philadelphia 12;
Boston, IL. Bases on Balls-Oh Ditmer.
2; on Martin, 2; on Romberger, q;
Sfewea, S sartssehy ~ A.rriSI "a ErssnS, ia Binder "a
Struck out---Ry Martin 2: by Romberg.
Herrin, SSS 3: Sy Kinder, g 3 IiS aitsGoT Diss Rs
mar, in inning ffaced batters in
2nd): on Martin. 4 in ga Innings: OF
Romberg. 2 in ~ innings; on Burtschy.
5. in 2 innings; on Fricano, 2 in 2 in
snES nings; OF RreEer. In ~ inRings; R,nEs, Of
in 8 innings. Runs and cared runs-OR
Ditmer. 7-6: on Martin, 5-5;- on Rom
cano. II: Of Brewer. ga: on Herrin.
A: on Kinder, IL. Hit by pitcher
Ditmer (Jensen). Martin. (Williams).
Winning pitche-Herrin Old. Losing
pitcher-Ditmer (O-4. Time-3:12.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
FIRST GAME.
Totals IS o ~ Is Total, a. "a 10

Runs-Dark. Mueller. Mays. Katt.
Runs batted in-Mays J2) Gomez. irwin.
Ihres-base hit - Dark Home run -
Thies. sacrifce ny = irwin Double
plays--Williains to Dark to Lockman.
Dark to Williams to Lockman. Left on
Bases On b.son aom.s rass'9urss strues
out-By Yochim, /; By Gomez, 5: bY
Thies, 8; by Friend. Hits--o6
6b innings: on Friend, ! In / inning.
Runs and earned runs-OR Gomez, 90;
on Yochim. 3-3; OF Thies. IL; on
Friend, 90: Winning pitcher-Gomes
Time-1:52
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Rosecroft Graded Handicap
Tuesday, June 1. Daily Double. $3.50
Billy Direct
Selections
(FOr Tuesday,

NEOT 1uCSUNysJ
Miracle Hanover, Boots Han
over, Spudscota.
Rocky King, Chester Breeze,
Rolinda Hanover.
3-Grandma Key, Malcolm As
ira, Media Hanover.
4Bluejacket, Helen Van. Auto
crat.
5-PERT RODNEY, Dukes
Maid, Vernon ELLINGTON.
6-The Engineer, Hughie Boy.
SANTOS.
Mitchell Hanover. Lucky
Fingo, Prudence Hy.
8-Mighty Gal. Ima's Watson.
Perky Madge.
LohgShot daily double TITAN
UP-ROLINDA HANOVER.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
sFCnNn GAME

Runs--Ksline, Wilson, Brideweser,
Runs batted in-Stephens, wilson. Frid-
ley, Garcia. Hoeft Mele. Two-base hits
Mele, Wilson, Hoeft. Thres-base hits
Fridley. Mele. Home run-Stephens. Sac
rifice--Kaline. Double plays-Brideweser
to Garcia to Watkins (2); Wilson to
Bollins. Left on bases--Detroit. 8: Bal
timore. 8. Bases on balls-On Hoeft, !;
of Pollette, 2. Struck out-By Hoeft, IL;
by Pollette, 2. Runs and earned runs
on Hoeft. A: OF Pollette, 2-2. Winning
(3-5l. Losing pitcher
Hoeft 1-4. Time-2:23. Attendance
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Totals IS 7249 Totals q

ams Rnn'GSsana1 jsnssn Hssshis PlsE:a L.Sslc s W. w.
Boiling. Error-Goodman. Runs batted
in-Agganis a.. Henry .(2). Piersall.
owen. Jensen. Two base hits-Agganis,
Boiling. Williams. Home runs-Piersall,
Agganis. Sacrifice .fiies-Owen. Jensen.
Left on bases-Philadelphia 9: Boston.
4. Bases on balls-Of Van Brabant, 3;
BY Van Brabant. /: by Ditmar. i; by
6 innings: on Ditmar 2 in Z. innings.
Runs and earned runs-Oh Van Bra
bant. ~; of Ditmar. %; of Henry,
90. Hit by pitcher--By Van Brabant
Gepcio). Winning pitcher-Henry (3-2)
Losing pitcher-Van Brabant (0-D.
Time-2:12. Attendance-23,255.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Cubs, IA; Cardinals, a

due to rainl.
Runs-Moon. Musial (2), .Jablonski
Kiner CD. Sauer (3). Jackson CO.
Banks CD, Serena, Cooper. Minner
Errors--None. Runs batted in---Musial.
Repulski, sauer (3), Jablonski (2). Banks
(2l, Minner ca. jackson %. Serena
Three-base hits-Kiner, Serena: Home
runs-Sauer (2l, Jablonski, Banks, Min
ner, Jackson. Serena. Sacrifice--Jack-
cago. 4. Bases on balls-On Greason. 1;
OF Deal. 2. Struck out-By Greason.
2; by Deal. 1; by Minner 6. Hits-OR
Greason, in 3 innings; of Deal. 8 in
4 innings. Runs and earned runs-Off
Greason. so; off Minner. A; of Deal,
90. Hit by pitcher-By Deal (Banks).
Winning pitcher-Minner (b-2l. Losing
pitcher-GreaSon ODD. Time-1 :63.
Attendance-34.26S
(second game POSTPONED. rain).
Evening star., 1954-06-01

Runs-Carrasauel. Fox. Minoso. Smith.
Ayis e., Rhiiey Rns RsgasdS Ssff.d HsEan
Fain. Dolby (2), Philley, Minoso, sawat-
ski Houtteman. Hogan, Avila. Two-base
hits-Fox, Fain, Avila (2), Minoso (2).
fly-Doby. Double plays-Sawatski to
Fox: Rosen to Strickland; Kell to Fox
to Fain: :Rosen to Regalado. Left on
baseS--Chicago, IL; Cleveland, 10. Bases
on balls--On johnson. l on Harshman,
q; of Houtteman, 2. Struck out-By
johnson. 2; by Harshman, 4; by Dorish,
in 32s innings; OF Harshman. 4 in
3 innings; OF Dorish, 3 In 1N innings.
Runs and earned runs-Of johnson,
2-2: of Harshman, III; on Dorish,
BY Harshman Regaladol, by Houtte-
man lFain). Winning pitcher-Houtte-
man (3o3l: Losing pitcher Dorish (2-2).
Evening star., 1954-06-01

Cleveland ---------001 oil 0011
Runs--Fox 60, Minoso (2,, Fain. Lol-
lar. Avila, Strickland t3). Errors-None.
Rivera. Hogan, Minoso (2l, Carrasquel.
Avila. Two-base hits-Fox, Strickland
(2l, Dolby Home runs-Fain, Minoso,
Carrasquel to Fox to Fain. Left on bases
Chicago 3, Cleveland 8. Bases on balls
of Keegan. 4: of Feller. 8. Struck
and earned runs--off Keegsri. "A: Oh
Feller. 6-6. Balk-Keegan, Winning
pitcher-Keegan Gid. Losing pitcher
-Feller 1-D. Tirae-2:3S.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
SECOND GAME.
Totals 80 7x25 &

Totals SO 7x25 8 Totals 33 10 27 2
lPurposely passed for Allie in 9th.
2Singled for Hall iu 9th.
3Ran for Shepard in 9th.
4Singled for Law in 9th.
xOne out when winning run scored.
New York -----------Q00 21O 0QQ-S
Runs-DaEk. Mueller. Mays. Thomas.
Runs batted in-Katt, Irwin, Law, Man
gan. Atwell, Cole. Two-base hits-Mays.
Law. Three-base hit---Lockman. Sac
rifice =, Roberts. Sacrifice fiy = Katt.
Double play-Dark to Williams. Left on
Bases on balls@on Law, i: on Hnto:
nelli. l.: of wilhelm, /. strike out-By
Antonelli, 3; by Law. l: by wilhelm. /.
Hits-On Antonelli. g in 5as innings:
on Wilhelm. 4 in 3 innings, Runs and
helm, %; of Law. SO. hit by pitcher
by Antonelli CThomas). by wilhelm
IAlliel. Winning pitcher-Law l4-5).
Losing pitcher-Wilhelm t2-2). Time
2:22. Attendance-l0,506
Evening star., 1954-06-01

Runs-Snider, Hodges, Campanella
(2l. Newcombe. Lopata. Morgan. Wyros-
tex Burgess. Errors-Hoak, Jones. Gill
liam, Hammer. Runs batted in-Snider,
Hoax. Campanella. Morgan. Bursess CD,
Reese. Hodges. Two-base hits-Hodges.
Lopats; Shuba Home runs-snider.
Stolen bases-Hoak. Sacrifices-Roe.
Gillian, Lopata, Jones. Ashburn,. Sac
rifice flies-Hoak. Reese: Double plays
Hammer to Torgeson, Hodges to Reese.
Left on beses-Brooklyn. 10: Philadel-
phia. 15. Bases on balls-On Miller. 4:
Struck outcBy Miller. 2; BY Roe. 2: BY
Labine. 3. Hits-Of Roe. 3 in 62s in
nings; of Hughes. 3 in / p innings: OF
Isone insna, in 1s INNING ans .1nsd on Miller 10 81
90: Of Miller. So. winning pitcher
ts5ins @1I m.ssb aosins pitihs1MMler pHissndanee
22,3S6
Evening star., 1954-06-01

Totals 3S 13 249 Totals 35 IA % 12
l Ran for Sawatski in Sth.
2 Grounded out for Strickland in 7th.
Evening star., 1954-06-01

1OlaB % II u TOtAIS n 10 "a
/ Ran for Williams in 4th.
2 Walked for Romberger in 5th.
onDisq sSea for sSr Baftsehy hffssR n In :aath.
Ran for Jensen in 7th.
walked for Frieano in eth.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Dodgers, 5: PhiIIies, a
Totals 431O 36l4 Z

Totals 43 10 SO IA Totals 40 z 80 Is
! Walked for Clark in 9Th.
2 Hit home run for Morgan in Sth.
8 Doubled for Hughes in 9th.
Ran for Shuba in 9th
Walked for kaganski in 18th.
9 Walked for Miller in 18th.
Brooklyn Dol 1O1 OO1 0Ol-S
Philadelphia - 900 900 1870 000-4
Evening star., 1954-06-01

SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500; pace:
class 2O;. &c No. II; The District Of
Columbia" second division): l mile:
q. SANTOS lArthur) " 3-l
Evening star., 1954-06-01
FIRST GAME.

Totals 35 27 13 Totals ~ IA 27 10
Walked for Turley in 7th.
2 Ran for Courtney In 7th.
Z Flied out for Brideweser in 18th.
5 Walked for Murray In 9th.
o Grounded out for Stuart in 9th.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
W. Sox, 6-3; indians, 4-6

Totals "a ~ ~ Totals 33 10 27 8
Grounded out for Eeller in 9th
Evening star., 1954-06-01

Longshot daily double-SPUDSCOTA
and CHESTER BREEZE.
Evening star., 1954-06-01

FIFTH kACE-Purse, $1,000; pace
class 20. &c No; III The Dis District OF
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Yesterdays Mojor League Box Scores
Red Sox 2O Tigers IL Orioles Sd Gont. 43 Prue.
FIRST GAME.

Totals ss l224 Totals a. 21s n 5
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-13
Party "a e|anove
Gnijezda br. AT

N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa Pc
zakljucku odbora odsjeka 19
H.B.Z., pod pokroviteljstvom
kojega djeluje posluje gni-
jezdo broj 467 Pomlatka H.
B. T., odrzati &c Sc Party "a
clanove ovoga gnijezda u ne
djelju, II. januara 1854. Po-
cetak u 2 sata poslije podne.
Pozivaju Sc clanovi i cla-
nice ovoga gnijezda, da gore
recenu nedjelju dodju u ia
vor Dvoranu, gdie &c in cla-
novi odsjeka broj 19 doceka-
ii i voditi brigu o tome, da
Sc ugodno pozabave.
Takodjer nam je drago ia-
viii, da &c jedan cd glavnih
odbornika HBZ. posjetiti O.
WI nasu diecju zabavu i O.
drzati kratki govor u engle-
skom jeziku, tako da Sc die
ca Pomlatka bar donekle u
poznadu nasim drustvenim
radon. Ulaznina kao i sva
! podvorba "a clanove gnijezda
jest posve besplatna. Umolja-
vaju Sc pako roditelii d:iece,
clanova gnijezda broj 467 da
dodju sa svojom djecom sa
istom provedu ugodno nedje-
lju po podne.