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Evening star., 1954-06-07
Exfra-HoI Victory
Gives Mdnurum First
Title Of '54 Season
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

CINCINNATI, June Tour
nament-wise Lloyd Mangrum Of
Niles. ILL.,. finally made the win
ner's circle in a 1854 golf tourna-
ment here yesterday but he had
to go overtime to do it.
Mangrum, turning in a blaz-
ing finish of 66, five under par,
took down the $2.400 top prize
in the Western Open golf tour
nament by nosing out Ted Kroll
of New Hartford, N. Y, on the
first hole Of a sudden-death
playoff.
Mangrum came from four
strokes behind on the last round
to overtake and pass Roberto De
Vicenzo Of Argentina; Bob Ros-
burg of San Francisco and Chi
cago. and Jackie Burke of
Kiamesha Lake, N. Y. His 66
gave him a 277 total and a tie
with Kroll who had led Mangrum
by a stroke going into the final
round.
Because many of the Western
Open competitors are entered in
the National Open qualifying
here today at the Cincinnati
Country Club, 1t was decided the
playoff would be a sudden-death
affair.
Kroll sliced his drive into the
rough at the right on the first
extra hole and took a par 4.
Mangrun1, right down the mid
die, laid his second shot eight
: feet from the pin and dropped
the putt for a birdie and the top
money.
De Vincenzo stayed even with
par with a II for 278 and the
third money of $1,4O0. Kroll
picked up a check for $1,000.
Money winners:
Evening star., 1954-06-07

Runs-F. Boiling, Tuttle, Nieman
Boone. Jensen (2), Agganis, White, Lep.
clio t2). B. Boiling. Errors-None. Runs
batted in-Nieman, Dropo (2), Boone
Lepcio t2). NJ. Boiling (2). ARganis (2),
Jensen. Two-base hits-Dropo, Olson
White, Hatton. Boone. Home runs
Lepcio. Boone, M. Boiling, Agganis, Jen-
sen. Sacrihce-Kinder. Double plays
M. Boiling to Lepcio to AgGanis; Boone
to r. Boiling to Dropo. Left On bases
Detroit, 8; Boston, 8. Bases on balls
on Branca, /; on Aber, /; on Weik. /;
on Nixon, 4. Struck out-By Herbert,
2; ~ Weik. L; BY Nixon. 2; by Kinder.
2. Hits-on Branca. z in 3h innings;
Oh Herbert in 2M innings; on Aber.
/ in inning; on Weik. in inning;
on Nixon. 8 In rs innings; on Kinder.
0 in 1s innings. Runs and earned runs
Aber. II; Oh Weik. -0-O:- Oh Nixon, "A;
OF Kinder. 90. Hit by pitcher-By
ming pitcher--Nixon (4-4). Losing pitcher
Herbert Q-4). Time-2:45. Attend
ance-16,S3S.
Evening star., 1954-06-07
Patty, MuIIoy in Finals

BERLIN, June Z P.-Budge
Patty and Gardner Mulloy,
American tennis aces, made
their way yesterday into the sin
giles finals of the annual Whit
sun tournament at West Berlin s
Red-White Club. Patty defeated
Germany's Helmuth Kuempfel
ga, 6-3, Ga, and Mulloy de-
feated Yugoslavia's Steven Laslo,
60, Is, 60.
Evening star., 1954-06-07
Major. Leaders
BY Ire Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

sassinsMAyila' a1sT:i.aS SIsvelanS 1881; aSssn.
ana sssphens si salt%ops thnsss
Runs@Minoso, chicaso. 4s; Fox. Chi
cago. and Avila. Cleveland. Al; Car
IoS ITaSqlssll, sl Chicago 81; Yost. Washing
Runs batted in-Minoso, Chicago, 81;
Rosen. Cleveland, 40: Fain, Chicago.
dslpSi. ss55si NeS az. York. and zerniai' Phila-
SiI93s:S. ssnissss; niia9a 81 Sa:s!, w.:s So
Dougald, New York. ~; Minoso, Chi.
ceso, 10: seven players tied with O..
Triples-Minoso, Chicago, z; Tuttle. De-
V45on tTSs and I.iSInnsan SSnHsl; WashnEton e.
timore. Heean. cisvelend, Kuenn, De-
Home runsEFosen, Cleveland. i3: Ger
Ss SXcTi; ans Vernon, M..hinssoa. To- Io:
stoInd and 81 sievsrs. M;Hn:n MW;a:hinstSn 2; ~,
eago. 7; Jensen Boston. and Fox.
Chicago. 9; Fain and Michaels, Chi
%..S,,ni %ssgS,, iktaaline Detroit and Busby'
SD DetrS1t M Morgan seS
eonsasgra chisaso, and sepat and
Reynolds, New YORK, 6-1, .S57.
P.Hse csSOs TSses So 1nsFs natm0T: chcaro
"a; Hoeft, Detroit. So; Garcia. Cleve-
land. A..
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting---Robinson. BROOKLYN; ,3ss; Mus
louis: :ssz Hasliss;I NsS .csSaS.', yo1E. $50; 50;
Runs-Musiai.. st. Louis. So; Moon, et.
Louis, 46; Ashburn. Philadelphia, IS;
saler. CHICAGO ana schoendienst. St.
Runs 6.tted .n--Musial. st. Louis. 81
SS.SSO Ns3; 70; YSIa Ennis. PhifadslDhia' a;
Hits-Jablonski: 81. Lou:s, 7s; Musiai,
Doubies@Jabionski st. Louis. IA: snider,
Brooklyn, Kiner, Chicago. Bell. Gin;
cinnati, Thomas, Pittsburgh. and
TripiesMMsys,% % New York. and schoen-
dienst, st. Louis. 8; Hammer and Tor
FissS9nE; FisSE With tPPhRiIadelphia' 4 4: IL players
Home s runs. McRi Mchicase apd YolE Musis
Hodges. BROOKLYN. and Kluszewski.
Stolen bases-Bruton, Milwaukee. 10;
Temple, Cincinnati, 9, Fondy, Chicago,
BROOKLYN, Torgeson. Philadelphia. and
Jablonski, st. Louis. 8.
Pitching-Podres, Brooklyn, 6-1, 1857;
Raschi. St. Louis. 5-l. 1873; Fowler;
strikeoutsLMaddix, S Had I St. % Louis, ;SO IS; Rob-
erts, Philadelphia, 49,; SPAIN. Mil
p simmons, Phiiadeiphia, 49.
Evening star., 1954-06-07

Rups--COurtney. Fridley. Noren (2),
Runs batted in-Coan, Young, Berra.
Woodling. Riz1uto, Mantle (2). Two
base hit-Waitkus. Home run-Mantle.
pisys@Kennedy to Wsitkus; Hunter eGto to
Waitkus.. Left on bases-Baltimore, 6;
New York: g.. Bases on balls-on Lar
BY Larsen. 1: by Reynolds, 8. Runs and
earned runs-Of Larsen. 6-5; Oh Reyn-
olds. 2.2. Hit By pitcher-By Reynolds
}Sourtney. Winning pitcher-Reynolds
Time-2:17. Attendance-26.76s
Evening star., 1954-06-07
Aussies Lead Germans

DUISBURG, Germany, June
z (R.-After two days Of play
Australia led Germany, 30, here
Yesterday in an international
tennis match. Led by Mervyn
Rose and Lewis Hoad. Davis Cup
stars. Australia won four matches
Saturday and five yesterday. The
meet ends today.
Evening star., 1954-06-07

Singled for stobbs in 7th.
Struck out for Dixon in 9th.
Chicago - O1O 100 O21-5
WaSuluBIOn --------- OOO 4OO ~OV-o
Runs batted in-Consuegra, Rivera
(2), Vernon, Wright, Vollmer. Minoso
(2). Two-base hits-Rivera, Vernon,
Busby, Sievers. Three-base hit-Wright.
Home runs--Rivera (2), Minoso Sac
to Terwilliger to Vernon, 2. Left on
Bases on balls-stobbs. 2; Consuegra,
1; by Consuegra, l by Keegan, 1. Hits
on Consuegra, 6 in 72s innings; OF
Keegan, O in 1h innings; on Stobbs, 8
in innings; of Dixon, In 2 innings
3-2; of Keegan, 90; OF Stobbs. 2:2;
OF Dixon, 3-2. Hit by pitcher-By
sstobbs Riiyers). Win winning d'.c,. pitcheTm h;To7
Q-2). Umpires-Soar, ,Runge, Summers
Mckinley Time-2:12.
Evening star., 1954-06-07
Barr and NordIinger Set Pace q
In Qualifying for Club Titles w

Howard Nordlinger, who has
won the Woodmont Country Club
championship a dozen or more
times. but none in the past few
years, showed he's going to give
DR.. Jerry Footer a run for it this
year when he won medal honors
with q rs. ,..
Woodmont starts match play
in all flights next week end.
Buddy Fig and Colman Stein
were next to Nordlinger with
7Ss.
Chevy Chase also started it's
club championship play over the
week end, with Jack Barr. jr.,
in temporary possession of medal
honors with a rs. Qualifying at
Chevy Chase continues through
Saturday.
Haynes Osborne and Danny
Kapitan were the big winners
for Court House Club in the
Tri-State League play at Mar
tinsburg, taking three Of the
seven points won by the Fair
fax team. Larry Burdick and
Omar Carey were next with 2Ha.
Frederick won IL points yes
terday to eight for Winchester,
seven for Court House and the
hosts; six for Purcellville and
five for Front Royal. Frederick
is the leader with 211a points
while Court House is fourth with
13.
Indian Spring members went
from the scratch two-man team
championship to the Charles
Fishman trophy play where 80
per cent handicaps are allowed.
DR.. Herman Brody and DR.. Will
liam Vogel won the medal with
a 30-32-62.
Indian Spring probably had
the lowest net score of National
Golf. Day. q previously un-
reported net 81 by Harry Mabel
with 79-22-57.
Buddy Bowie and Byrn Cur
tiss both came within a stroke
Of tying A. G. (Otts) Dezendorf
in the Winslow trophy play at
Columbia Country Club, but Dez-
endorf's 309 for the 72-hole
medal play event stood up.
Bowie had a 72 yesterday for
301 while Curtiss, out in 43, came
back in SO for a 70 and 80, miss
ing a tie when he took 3 from
the edge Of the last green.
Frank McArdle won medal
hOnorS in the Presidents Cup
qualifying at Congressional with
a 76, minus II handicap for a
net IS, one stroke lower than Bo
McClellan's 81-15-66.
Breakfast foursome winners
Evening star., 1954-06-07

were Bob Chandler, George
Moore, Gene Zuckert and S. O.. /
Porter with 30-26-56. ChandleiH j
and Moore, the former with O
par round of II, won the twoa
man division with 81 best ball th
and Hal Roddy low gross with 70. Z v
DR.. j. E. Wisslar won net with "
86-20-66. 'd1a
/ ysif
/ The title round of the Argyle
two-man team tournament was 80
anti-climax, as Phil Buscher and /"
Doug Berry slipped to a five-,.
over-par best ball and Frank
Clark and Tom Shenk won, Tns
and 6, with a two-under-par
score. 'i''. ,'''.
Blind DOGGY winners at Argyles 4
were Lou Panneton, 86-1l-75:.a4-
Wally Burton. 93-18-75: e. r. /.
Cole, 85-10-75; Tom Menefee,
89-14-75; Don Fults, 75-0-75: n,
George Taylor, 82-7-75. Low net
in the mixed scotch foursome. :
went to Mrs. Richard Foley and >,
Arnold Prada with 1850 and
gross to Helen Hanson and
Francis McCray, 81. ,tv
-"
Frank Krawczel, a 10-handi- 4
cap player, shot consecutive
rounds of 70 and rs and was the, i,
easy winner in the Bethesda
Bowl competition at Bethesda C. :,
c. with a net 1877. Ken Downs
was second with 70 and 81.
minus 80 for a net 131. ~
Other weekend winners:
WASHINGTON G&CC (Best
9-holes) Class A, gross-Claude
Wild. 80; net-C. M. Clay, 81
5-26; B gross, S. w. Reynolds,
80; net-R. K Davis. 32-6h-
251a: c gross. Eugene Morley, SO:
net-Paul Barefoot, 33-10-23. ,
PRINCE GEORGES (Sweep-
Stakes) Low gross-Jim Kinder,
72;- net-Ray Waldecker. 76-11-e
IS; Don Morrell, 77-9-68; r. e. A
Jones, 82-13-69: Ed DeLong,.
87-18-69; Ted Nell. 92-23-69.
| MANOR mixed scotch four ~
someC Low gross-Mrs. H. Ia
Lacey and Mel Shipley, 70: Mr..
and Mrs. George Thornton, 80.
Low net-Mrs. v. T. Curtis and
Ed Kekenes, 79-14-65: DR.. and
Mrs. T. j. Connolly. 86-18-6a;
Mrs. Charles Even and r. u
Sherman. 91-23-68; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S.Nurray. 88-19-69. s~f
COURT HOUSE First-round
matches, Rust Cup) Haynes Os-'
borne def. Otey CAN'T, 2 and /:
Danny Kapitan def. L. M. Smith,
4 and 3; Bob Howard def. Pierce a
Bragg, up, 81 holes; Gordon
Kewer def. Jim Reese, S and 4.
(Kicker's tournament) John
Childress, 91-10-81. 'a'
CHEVY CHASE (Semifina1
match, Treasurer's Cup)-W. N. y
Sturtevant and George Hume
defeated Jack Powell and r. j..
Coffey, l up, and will meet the .
Parks brothers, Bill and Floyd,
jr., in the final. .1a.
MIXED scotch foursome) GrosS'0
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Ferri-.x
day, rs. Net-Mr. and Mrs.
Stanfield Johnson. 81-14-67: |
Mrs. R. w. Bogue and j.. w,
Burk, jr., 77-91a-671a. ar: @.,:l
EAST POTOMAC (Sweep-.%s,
stakes, two-man) 9 holes, Bcs
course, Frank Mailley and Frank
Battista, 80; D course-Bill Say-N
ers and Keith Kallio. 81; H.
holes B course twice-Sam Car
ter, 32-33-65, no handicap. AZ
BELLE HAVEN (Two-mariN
medal play R. A. Mead and
Charles Swift, 70-11-59. y,
Evening star., 1954-06-07
Aussie Wins Net Title

OSLO, June 6 (P).-Australia's
Neal Frazer yesterday won the
finals of the mems singles in the
International tennis tournament
here by beating Armando Vieira
of Brazil, As, ST., 6-3, Ga, 6-2.
Evening star., 1954-06-07

Chicago 201 600 OO3-8
Washington -------- 900 900 OO0-O
MinosoS ts}. ef Twolbase hiitsEsawatssi.. raw s.
,Yost. Three-base hit-Fox. Stolen
bases-Minoso: Fox. Left on bases
balls-Oh Pascual.. 8; OF Harshman, 2;
off Marrero, 2; of Stewart, A. Strike
outs-By Pascual. j. by Marrero, 2: by
Harshmanl. A BY, Stewart, 3. .Hits-of
In 2 innings; OF Stewart 2 in Innings
Runs and earned runs-On Harshman,
90; OF Pascual -3-3; Of Marrero. 90;
Pascuai (Miinoso). wild pitch1Psscual
Winning pitcher - Harshman CD.
Losing pitcher-Pascual (2-3). UmpiresVS-
Runge, Summers, Mckinley, Soar.
Time-2:21. Attendance-13,7O1.
Evening star., 1954-06-07

Runs--Gilliam. Reese, Snider, Robin.
son. Hodges, Campanella. Talbot. Fondy,
Kiner: Jackson: Errors-None Runs
Kiner. Jackson. Campanelia 21, snider,'
Hodges. Two-base hits-Talbot, Fondy.
Home runs-Fondy. Robinson, Kiner.
jackson. Campanella Double play-Min-
9; Chicago. 5. Bases on bails-On Hughes
2. Struck out--By Newcombe. /: by Min
ner, 8; by Labine. by Hughes: 2; by
innings: on Labine, o in 2s innings;
lin innings: of Milikin. o in / in.
ming; on Jeffcoat. in 2M innings. Runs
and earned runs-Oh Newcombe, A;
off Minner. 4-4: OF Labine, 90: ofi
Hughes. 90; on Jefcoat. 2-2: of Mil.
Old. Losing pitcher-Jeffcoat GID.
Time-2:59. Attendance-24.421.
Evening star., 1954-06-07
hiisdsP1Ai, PaiiisssRS lt>aSd IL IL pSS-i pSS--i

p.Es1as RE1ns.Ayils, s. Doby. Wertz. Philley,
Phiiley. Einnegsn. DeMssstri; Runs bat
ted in-Doby. Houtteman (2). Narsgon
tIot,s. ss5, WWsEts Wsla rvclbs.an ripbisan As
Dolby: Finigan,. Houtteman. Double plays
@3AsST,otn m,on to sJacSbs: Rsgalado to Avila
yni,t Wsrtzi Z Lief Left On .bases-cleveland. 2;
Houtteman. /: of Hooper, 3. Struck
Sut@aBy Houtteman. .: By Fricano. s:
BY Burtschy, u by Lemon, l. Hits-Ofi
in | inning: Of Houtteman. 10 in 6sS
on BurtSchy. a. 2 Innings: OF Rom:
of Mossi. o in V inning. ~ Runs H asninn and
5outteman;a 5-4 on Martin. 90: Oh
Hooper. 90; on Newhouser. 90: Oh
Lemon; Ee,ao 90; on Mossi, 90. wild pitch
I4-3). Losing. pitcher-Fricano (2-4).
Time-2:24.' Attendance-e.373.
Evening star., 1954-06-07

New York ---------- O03 O10 010-5
Runs-Abrams t2), Hunter, Watkins
C2). Kennedy, Courtney. Rizzuto. Collins
(2). Noren. Bauer. Errors-Coan. Berra.
Runs batted in-Kennedy 49,. Courtney.
Inns, Brown. TWo-base hitsWAbrams,
hits kennedy. Noren. Stolen base
Double pleys-Courtney (unassistedl;
Rizzuto to Coleman to Collins (2). Left
on bases--Baltimore. 3: New York. 8.
2. Struck out-By Coleman, Z: BY Grim,
2: by German, 1. Hits-Of Grim, 10
in Z innings (faced 8 batters in sthl: of
German, in 2 innings. Runs and earned
on German, IL Winning pitcher.
Coleman (6-4). Losing pitcher-Grim
l5-3. Umpires-Hurley, Grieve. Umont.
Berry. Time-2:39.
Evening star., 1954-06-07

RunS-Irvin, Gardner, Rhodes, Har-
mon. Escalera. Runs batted in-Rhodes,
Hearn. Bell. Merriman, Irwin. Two-base
hits-Hearn, Taylor. Harmon. Bell
Bailey. Westrum. Double plays-Williams
to Dark to Lockman: Harmon to Temple.
Left on bases--New York, z: Cincinnati,
Hearn. l; of Smith. /. Struck out-By
Fowler. 8; by Hearn, /; by Smith, 2: by
Grissom, 2: Hits-On Fowler. in z
innings; of Hearn, 8 in 6h innings: of
ga innings. Runs and earned runs-Oh
Fowler. 2-2: OF Hearn, 30; OF Grissom,
90; OF Smith, IL. Winning pitcher
Grissom C4-D: Losing pitcher-Smith
Evening star., 1954-06-07
SECOND GAME.

Totals -3O9277 Totals a272712
IWalked for skinner in 7th.
SDoubled for Lynch in 7th. -.
aFIiss aMaISed d PugTpossly g1r fSr Rice in 7th
Shit sacrifice fly for Sheppard in -7th,
6Walked for Bruton in 9th.
5Elied out for White in 4th. '--
SWalked for jolly in 7th.
9Ran for Aaron in 9TH.
loFannsd for Paine tn'9th. :+,filih
Pittsburgh $780, HO21 600 2I0-6
RunsAAllie Pellasrini. THOMAS. Rice
~. AtweI. Bruton, Logan, Matthews.
White; Errors-Thies, Cole. White. Runs
batted in--Atwell, Cole R), Ward. Cor
veil veil 46omSs sc TSHOass Homa hitsAt-
ton: Sacrifice fy~Ward. Double plays
-OConnell to Logan to Adcock; Logan
to Calderone to Adcock. Left on bases
Pittsburgh. IL, Milwaukee, Y. Base on
balls-Of Thies, / OF Littlefield, 4: oil
Buhl. / Of Germ. 6: on Jay. 3; on
Paine 2 Struck outs-By Thies. 9: BY
Littledeld.. q: by Gorin. 6. Hits-Off
Thies. 5 in 2Ka innings: of Littlefeld
in 6zs innings: OF Buhl, 3 in inning
lpltched to 3 in 2ndl: of Gorin. 3 in 5
innings !pitched to 8 in 7th): Of Jolly
!5pitched to 8 in sth5: off Paine. i in Z
Thies. a: OF Littiefield. neu go: aS OH Buhi
2-2; of Gorin, 3-2; off Jolly. 90: OF
Jay. IL: off Paine, 90. Wild pitch
Gorin. Winning pitcher-Littlefield DID.
Losing pitcher-Gorin fO-1), Time
2:50. Attendance-34.0 .095.
Evening star., 1954-06-07

Philadelphia ------- 900 900 500-11
Runs - Jones. Ashhurn. Torgeson.
Ennis, Hammer t2). Clark. Wyrostek,
Schell, MORGAN co Schoendienst (2),
MuSial, Jablonski. Repulski (2). Sarni i2j
Musial, Morgan. Jablonskk Runs
batted in-Jones (3), Morgan "a. Clark,
Schell (2). Schoendienst. Moon. Sarni
(4l, Jablonski, RepulSki. Two-base hits
--Repulski (2), Sarni, Schoendienst,
Hemus Morgan, Ennis; Schell Home runs
-Jones. Morgan, .Schoendienst, Sarni.
Sacrifce-R. Mi Her. Sacrifice fly
Sarni. Double plays-Jones to Hammer
to TorgeSon; Grammas to Schoendienst
TO Aston. Left on bases-Philadelphia
9: St. Louis. 10. Bases on balls-Of r.
Miller, 2; off Greason, 2; of Lint, 4;
of Presko, 2; OF S. Miller. /. Struck out
by Simmons. 4; by r. Miller, 2; by
Lint, 4; by Brazle. l Hits-Of Simmons.
IL in . innings (faced 2 men in fifth);
on r. Miller. in 5 innings; of Greason,
IN o innings (faced 3 men in first);
on Lint. in 61s innings; OF Presko,
2 in 0 inning 0aced 4 men, in 7th);
on BraZle. l in 125 innings; of s. Miller,
= IN 1 inning Runs and earned runs
On Simmons. 5-5: of r. Miller, 3-3;
on Greason, 81: OF Lint, ga; of Presko,
20; of Brazle 90; of S. Miller, 90.
Winning pitcher--R;. Miller t3-D, Losing
ptche--Lint' ~. Time-2:57. At
Evening star., 1954-06-07
Indions. 2-7;.A's, Is
Totals 20 8 2712 Totals SO 8 ~ Q
I POPPED out for W, shsnts In 9th.
Ran for DeMaestIi In 9th.

Philadslphia ------- 001 900 000-1
Runs-Philley. strickland. Porto
@Giyn,n, Hesan. PdrtCearrero. ns Ua"'f fwoa q
base hit-Smith.. Three-base hits
Philley. Strickland. Home run-Porto-
carrero. Sacrihces-Avila, Portocarrero.
Sacrifice nies-0ynn. Hogan. Double
plays-Finigan to Jacobs to Bollweg;
Avila to. Strickland to Glynn. Left on
Bases on balisMon Feller. iI?eeSPiP T.; on Porto:
carrero. a Hits-Off Feller., s. in 8aa
INNINGS: on Nswhouser. in inning:
Runs and earned runs-On Feller, IL; /;
on Portocarrero, 2-2: OF NeWhouser,
90. Winning pitcher-Feller GID. Los
ing pitcher-Portocarrero (2-5). Time
-2:12.
Evening star., 1954-06-07
Dodgers, s; Cubs, 4

Totals AZ IS so 10 Totals 81 8 80 IA
1Grounded out for Labine in Sth.
2Lined out for Hughes in 10th.
3Ran for Robinson in 10th.
Evening star., 1954-06-07

Totals 80 27o Totals 80 "a ~
doubled for McDougald in .eth.
2Struck out for q. Coleman In 9th.
3GroundNd out for German in 9th.
Evening star., 1954-06-07
Red Sox, 7; Tigers, a

Totals "a "a 10 Totals "a IL ~ 10
l Singled for Herbert in 9TH.
2 Walked for Kaline in Sth,
3 Ran for House In 9th.
Called out on strikes for Aber in Sth
3 Struck out for Olson in sth,
Detroit >3O1 900 OOO-4
Boston ------------- 020 220 1Ox-7
Evening star., 1954-06-07

Totals 81 o ~ 10 Totals So ~ 9
4 Doubled for Katt In 7th.
2 Ran, for Taylor In 7th.
8 sinsled for williams in 7th.
Ran for Post in 7th.
Singled for Fowler in 7th,
Evening star., 1954-06-07

0UUUlEU 1OI WeSIIUM III III.
Ran for Holman; in 9TH. sr,t5 -
Z xOne out when winning run scored.
cineinaatai Cine -----: SSS SSS SSS SSS 9oH-S So9H
Ruus-Mueller. Mays. Mcmillan, Har,
man. Bell, Errors = DARK, Baczewski.
Runs bstted in-Hofman. Williams. Har-
Holman, Bell. secrifces-Liddie, Bell.
Sacrifice hies-Williams. Harmon, .Bor-
kowski. Double play-Harmon to Temple
81 Cincinnati, 5. Bases on baiis-on
Liddle. 1; on Jansen, 1. Struck out
BY Liddle. 4; by Bac9ewski. z. Hits-Oh
In O innings (faced two batters in 9th).
Runs and earned runs-On Liddle. Bel;
Of Haczewski, 81: on Jansen, 90. Wild
sewski (3-3). Losing pitcher-Liddle
(0.2). Time-2:05. los.
Evening star., 1954-06-07
Yesterdays Major League Box Scores
BUGS 06 ndon ~ is BoIo ~ Yonks IS Gionts 81 cincy
Braves, 5-4; Bucs, o.

Totals 80 "a 10 Totals 80 z 27 IS
. Ran for Gordon in Sth.
Batted for Law and was safe on
error in 9th. -
Pittsburgh .- 900. 600 O00-0
Milwaukee --------. 0O3 020 00x-5
Runs-zzL.eEan, t2) White, Wilson t2).
Runs batted in@Logan Ss5. Paffo Ia5.
Two-base hit--Logan. Three-base hit
Logan. Stolen base-Pafko. Double play
BASE on SalsMon La Law, SspkSi + III Wilson.
r Runs ssruGx and Oes earned rnM rnnso& law.
off Wilson; 90 Hit by pitcher-+Bv WI
son Gaw). Winning pitcher-Wilson
G-0). Losing pitcher-Law 4-6(. Time
Evening star., 1954-06-07
PhiIIies, IT; Cards, 8

. Totals 81 1927 Totals AZ 279
Singled for S. Burgess in 7th
2 Doubled for Wyrostek in 7th
3 Popped out for Grammas in sth.
Flied out for Brazle in Sth.
5 Struck out for s. Miller in 9th
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SECOND GAME.
Totals "a . 27 II

Totals "a . % II Totals 11277
I Flied out for Fricano in 9th
2 Fouled out for Martin in 9Th.
8 Ran for Wertz In Sth.
=, Hit into double play for Burtschy
Evening star., 1954-06-07
SECOND GAME

Totals SO 9x25 8 Totals % 5 ~ Z
/ Doubled for Westrum in 9TH.
2 Ran for Holman in 7th. er-5
XOne out when winning run scoreA
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
TEXAS LEAGUE.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.


Houston. 8: Dallas. 0.
Shreveport, 4; Tulsa, l.
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Brooklyn O1O 600 21O "a
Chicago -- 100 21O 900 o.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGIIE.
Sioux City So. Denver Al.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.

Elmira SO, Binghamton 40.
Wilkes-Barre S-2. Reading ia.
Allentown Ito Williamsport 2-2
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White Sox, So; Senators, 80

! Struck out for Pascual in 3rd.
Filed out for Marrero in 5th.,
3 Filed out for Stewart In 9th
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Minor Leagues

BY the Associated Press
Evening star., 1954-06-07

Birmingham. 9-3 Chattanooga. 80
uSt game 10 innings. 2nd suspended
after five innings. curfew).
Little Rock. 5-3: Mobile, 3-5.
New Orleans, 6-6 Memphis, 81.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-09-11
Child Hit
By Car, Two
Men Held

Richmond, September 5.
A small boy, Orland Wood,
of 618 st. Peter St., suffered
minor cuts and bruises when
he was knocked down by a
car on Saturday, September
4, uppos d y driven by
John st. John, "a, of the 900
block of Hickory st. The
car, which at the time of
the accident, was being re-
ported stolen, belonged to
Leon Griffin, of Louisiana
Street. Having received a
description of the car, the
police were able to recover
it within a few minutes.
They arrested both st. John
and Joe Washington p, of
the 700 block n. Ninth st.
They were charged with
driving under the influence
of intoxicants, driving with
out a permit, hit and run
involving a personal injury,
and grand larceny of an au-
tomobile. The child wa S
struck in the 700 block of
Chamberlayne Avenue. The
hearings are set for Sept.
7th.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-09-11
Virginia State
College Bars
WhiteStudentS

Virginia State College re-
fused to admit almost a
score of white students who
applied for admission to the
college for this year. This
was disclosed by DR.. Robert
P. Daniel. president of the
college. The students were
denied admission because of
the State law of segregation.
Nearly all of the applicants
were near residents, to whom
the proximity of the college
entered as an important fac
tor. Most of them wanted
to enter as day students.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-09-11
Church Club
To Sponsor
Birthday Party

The Count On Me" mems
club, of the High Street
Baptist Church, assisted by
a special committee, will
sor an "Everybody's
Birthday Party" in Fellow
ship Hall on Friday, Septem-
Der II, at 500 PM.
All members and friends
of the church are invited to
attend this fellowship af-
fair.
Tables will be arranged
for each month of the year.
Each guest will be seated
at the table representing the
month of his birth.
A special program has
been arranged to make this
a memorable occasion for
all.
Rev. F. G.. Sampson, Pastor
E. T. Barranger, Sr., Pres.
C.. o. NJ. Club
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-09-11
QUEEN OF JUNIORS"
TO BE CROWNED

The Junior Misses of the
High Street Baptist Church
School are in the midst of
an intense Popularity Con-
test.
Members of the Junior
Department who are parti,
cipating in the contest are:
Misses Gloria Ware, Ernest
inc Stevens, Brenda Mitchell,
G larissa Duckett, Ruth
Robertson, joyce Dennis,
Sonya Hughes, and Mary
Beavers.
The contest will close on
Thursday, September 80, at
8 PM, in Fellowship Hall.
A recognition program is
being planned, and at this
time the Queen will be
crowned, and awarded First
Prize. S e cond and third
prizes will be awarded the
contestants reporting the
next highest amounts.
Mrs. Madge Wheaton,
Church School Supt.
Mrs. f.. t. Barringer, Sr.
Program Chairman