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Too Young for Big Event in IS
76-Yeor-OId Rides 7rofuIqer
oCulpeper Olympic Victory

william equestrian team since the
Army abandoned its honors after
World War IL.
Trafulger actually never won
any phase Of the three-day event.
He was third the first day, Sec
ond on Sunday and-without a
fault in the jumping phase in the
ring yesterday-was edged out
by Countess A. Gyurky's Sobri,
also faultless and with better
time.
William Rochester. jr., whose
Conjure Ghost was q cinch for
second after a brilliant perform
ance in the 10 miles Of cross
country work Sunday. had a bad
day of it over the wingless jumps
in the ring and finished fourth
in the third phase, but still run
nerup in cumulative score for the
three days.
Because Of its novelty, the
three-day tests overshadowed the
regular horse show for one por-
ton of the crowd. The ringside
regulars saw DR.. Alvin Kay,s
Ripple Boy win the conformation
hunter championship by a wide
margin after his toughest COM
petition. Ballantrae's General
Patton, went lame and was with
drawn.
The Gardner Hallman Stable
from Burtonsville, Md, had a
good day. taking the working
hunter championship by a single
point over Mrs. r. H. Dulaney
Randolph's Frank Thomas. The
working hunter was Sky's I'M
preston leased from Claude
Owen of Washington, and their
Red Knight was runnerup in the
jumper sweepstakes.
That class was won at 6 feet
by Gary Gardner Of Washington
on Tania, later the reserve
jumper champion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-06
By Robert B. Phillips
Special Correspondent Of The Sior

CULPEPER, Va. July Six.
teen-year-old Russell Walther
jr.. of Fredericksburg, won the
three-day Olympic trials here
yesterday on Oliver Durant's
Trafulger and then discovered he
had reason to bemoan his youth
Since he will not reach his
18th birthday by March, 1855,
Walther is ineligible for the
Olympic equestrian squad headed
for international competition at
Mexico City next year. He also
is automatically eliminated from
crack at the regional prelimi-
nary trials at Nashville, Tenn, in
September, although Trafulger's
owner has sent the horse to Rus
sell Walther, ST., riding instruc-
tor at Mary Washington College.
for further training in the ele-
ments of the three-day events.
Temporarily sidelined, young
Walther may have his chance
when riders all over the United
States go into training for the
equestrian events of the 1856
Olympics at Stockholm.
If he were of age and quail
fled as an amateur, I'd urge him
to go to one of the training
schools at once" said Brig. Gen.
Frederic Boye, U. S. A., retired,
because there is no doubt the
boy is a likely prospect. The
horse needs further work in
dressage, but we need every de-
cent one we can get"
Gen. Boye, who acted as q
judge and helped develop the
Olympic novelty in conjunction
with the Culpeper Horse Show
Committee, has been q prime
mover in the build-up of a CT
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Spill al Rockingham
Kills Vernon Smith

SALEM. N. H.. July s.Death
came to 19-year-old Jockey Yer
non Smith yesterday when his
mount. Greek Son. collapsed with
Q broken leg in the morning half
Of q split racing program ct
Rockingham Park.
Smith. whose home was in
Conway Springs. Kans., died
shortly after the n1ishap from q
fractured skull and intracranial
hemorrhages at q hospital IN
nearby Methuen. Mass.
The jockey. whose a. victories
put him second behind Tony
De Spirito at the current meet
ing. was urging his mount into
the lead at the last turn of the
third race when the horse fell
heavily.
In the pileup. two other riders.
Bob Jones and Jimmy Boucher.
were injured when their horses
could not avoid the fallen Greek
Son.
Greek SON was destroyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-06
Lonhun1 ondMonossosFeoture
Races for Non-Pros This Week

Non-professional drivers will
supply the bulk of competition
at two of the areas auto tracks
this week end.
West Lanham Speedway again
will feature novice drivers on
its program Friday night. along
with the regular stock car races
sanctioned by NASCAR. Rex
White of Silver Spring and Jim
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Tribe. 80; Tigers, Gil Gio'
Giants. l0-4; PhiIIies, O-3

Runs--Lockman, DARK f3l Rhoae.
20. THOMPSON, Mueller, Mays, Williams.
Errors-.Moryan, Jones. Runs batted
,n--Dark. Mueller (2). Mays l3l. viii
Rhodes. Three base hit-Mays, Hammer.
Home runs-Williams, Rhodes. Sarifice
ny-Mueller: Double .plays--Hamner to
70 Torgeson. Left on bases--Philadelphia
q; New York. 4. Bases on balls-Off
tonellt 3. Struck out--Ry Antoneili' =.
Sfaced batters in 3d). on Konstanty. 3
n o innings faced 2 batters in 3d); OF
Greenwood, 3 In 6 innings. Runs and
earned runS--O6 Wehmeier, f-6: off
konstanty, go; on Greenwood, 2-2; OF
Antoneili, 90. Winning pitcher-An-
t0neln u2-2l. Losing pitcher-Weh-
meier (2-5). Time-2:21.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-06
Foot Fault Rule CHANGED
For 2-Year Trial Period
by the Assesio,ed Press

PARIS. July 6.-The Interna-
tional Lawn Tennis Association
decided today to modify the
foot-fault rule which has been q
source Of dispute between the
American and Australian Davis
Cup teams.
The new rule, which goes into
effect January ! on a two-year
trial basis, permits the server to
swing one foot over the line dur
ing his delivery. Under the cur
rent rule both feet have to be
kept back Of the line until the
racket has struck the ball.
Australia objected strongly to
the change, while Americans
favored 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-06
Minor Leagues
BY the Assoeioied Press

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Oakland, SO; Portland, 81.
Seattle, -: HOLLYWOOD, 5--6.
sacramento, 81; Los Angeles, 80,
San Diego. S.; San Francisco, "a.
Ftrst game II innings.)
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
g gIfs%snd' 4 e6S; rd Hayanai as.
Montreal, 6-4; Buffalo. O-5.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City. "A: Indianapolis,
Columbus, At: Charleston. %.
Louisville, 7-7i Toledo. ga.
- TEXAS LEAGUE.
San Antonio Sd; Houston, II.
Dallas. 5-5; Oklahoma City. 2-3.
Tulsa. 81; Fort worth. 80.
Shreveport, 3-5; Beaumont, "a.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION,
Birmingham ut New Orleans, t2) post
Little Rock, Ell: Nashville. So.
Memphis. 2; Chattanoosa. 0. tsecond
AT Atlanta $50 80; Mobile "a. trirs'
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver. 10: wichita, q.
Pueblo, 10: Colorado SPRINGS, 3.
Lincoln, ST. Sioux City, 2.
Omaha. B: Dies Moines. q.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Schenectady, %; Albany. ga.
Binghamton, 10; Elmira. So.
Readina, &; Allentown, Q. tDay game
postponed,
Williamsport, 10; Wilkes-Barre. 8
(Day came postpnned.l
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Columbia. K: Charlotte. q.
MONTGOMERY. a.: Columbus, +,
Jacksonville, 1t: Savannah, 0-S.
Agusta, g: Macon, 2.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Ch-PetersburR, 2: Newport News,2
tSecond game POSTPONED. rain.)
Norfolk. 6: Portsmouth, i. (Seconc
game POSTPONED, rain.)
Lancaster, IA: York. .. tAfternoor
game, raiu.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-06
Lists Close Tomorrow
In Government Tennis

Entries for the Government
employees tennis tournament are
being accepted at the Tennis
Shop and the District Recrea-
ton Department until pm. to-
morrow.
Employees Of the Federal, Dis
trict, state and foreign governs
ments are eligible. The tourna-
ment opens Saturday on the
Rock Greek courts.
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RedIegs, So; Cubs, ST
Totals a 16x2s II Totals "a IL 80 II
One out when winning run scored.
l Ran for Kiner In 9th
2 Hit sacrifice ny for Seminick in 9Th.
3 Struck out for Collum in 9Th.
Ran for Bailey in 9th
FIRST GAME

e GhisSso Sdo l lo5 III III "a
Runs-Baker. Kiner, .Jeftcoat, jack
son e. Bell KlT1szswskI GreensEass.
~. Runs batted ip :. Jackson a..
man, Post, Adams, Bell. Two-base hits
Jackson, Greengrass; Mcmillan, XII
zewski. sacrifices r Mcmillan. Smith.
Landrith Sacrifice fy-Merriman. Dou-
bic plays--Baker to Banks to Fondy;
Brosnan e Banks to Fondy. Left on
nan, 8: OF Fowler, l: on Collum. q:
OF Tremel, l: of Hacker, Q; on Smith.
l. Struck out-By Davis, 8; by Brosnan.
Hacker Sy feE 81 smith y GGlu9s b.yis
9 in 5 innings (faced 8 batters in 6th):
Of Brosnan, in innings ifaced l
Tremel, 9 IN o innings: Of IacEsr: l
In 1h innings; OF Smith, 3 IN innings.
Runs and earned runs-O6 Davis, 3-3i
e e nno' I IL II Tr.s r g. ia a as;ss g.
II; OF Smith, I'll. winning pitcher
Smith I3-1. Losing pitcher-Hacker
(3-S). Time-3:O4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-06
College AII-Stors Add
Schruder of Irish
BY me Asseeiatad Press

CHICAGO, July 6. - Jim
Schrader. Notre Dame center
and linebacker, has been named
to the college roster for the an
nual All-Star football game Au-
gust Is.
Schrader, a 220-pounder from
Carnegie. Pa, who was the Sec
ond draft choice of the Wash
ington Redskins, is the 26th
player selected for the college
squad which meets the Detroit
Lions in the Soldier Field char
ity battle.
Other centers selected SO far
are Jerry Hilgenberg Of Iowa and
Ed Beatty Of Mississippi.
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Totals 80 II 81 10 Totals 347 81 -
Filled out for Beard in 9TH.
oGrounded ont for presko IN nth

Milwaukee ---- 80 900, 1910
st. Louis 600 COZ 02O-- /
cock RuPe oconns M E4Hsn a b.r geho.S
batted inWAaron G2j, Pafko I2j. Losan
t2l, Adcock. SPAIN (2l. O'Connell. Ja-
Pafko, Logan. SPAIN (2I. Three-base
hit - Musial. Home run Jablonski.
Sacrifices-Logan, SPAIN, Pafko. Dou-
Bile play-Hemus to Cunningham. Left
Bases on balls--of SPAIN, g. of Raschi.
2; off Beard, 2, Struck out-By SPAIN,
5; BY Raschi. L; by Beard, O.. Hits-of
Raschi, . in 3H innings; of Beard. 5
in 32s innings: of Presko. 3 in in
nings. Runs and earned runs-Spahn.
"A; Raschi. ~: Beard. IL; Prssko.
go: Winning pitcher spahn CID.
2:22. Attendance-33.3s1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-06
Washington Rider Wins
Special Bike Prize
Speeioi Dispatch 10 The Ste,

YONKERS, N. Y, July g.
Oliver Ward of Washington. b.
c, although failing to place in
the 25-mile Eastern Seaboard
bicycle road racing champion
ship here yesterday, was awarded
a special prize for being the
leader at the end Of the ninth
lap. :.
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SECOND GAME.

/ Singled for Talbot In 9th.
Ran for Cooper In 9th.
8 Fouled out for Rush in 9th.
Singled for Tremel in 18th.
Struck out for Brosnan In 9th.
e e1ncino ot,--SS G9 9 loo I1G 4S--s
Runs-Talbot. jackson (2l, Sauer ca.
Banks, McCullough, Adams (2). Mcmillan
(2). Bell. Kluszewski (2), Landrith.
Errors-McMillan Post. Runs batted in
Fondy. Sauer. Baumholtz, Kluszewski Cd.
Temple (2). Bell, .Greengrass. Landrtth,
Banks, MCCULLOUGH. Cooper. Two-base
hits-McCullough. Greengrass, Adams
12). Banks. Three-base hits Kluszewski.
Home run-Landrith, Stolen base =
Temple. sacrif!ce-Bell, Double plays--
Mcmillan to Kluszewski; Mcmillan to
Temple to Kluszewski; Adams to Temple
to KlusZewski. Left on base-ChicaRo. 4;
Cincinnati, 6. Bases on balls-On Rush.
2; Of Brosnan, 2. Struck out-By Rush.
8; by Drews. 3; by Valentine, /. Hits
on Rush. in 5 innings. on Tremel, 0
Oh Drews. 10 In 8 innings tfaced 8
batters in 9th); OF Valentine, / in /
inning. Runs and earned runs-Off
Rush, Go: Oh Tremel. 90: on Brosnsn.
2-2; OF Drews. rs; on Valentine. 90
Hit by pitcher-By Drews (Talbot). Wild
pitches-Rush, Brosnan, Drews. Passed
ball-Landrith. Winning pitcher-Drews
GID. Losing pitcher-Rush (5.0). Time
-2:16. Attendance-14,069.
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Dodgers, 81; Pirates, 81
Totals 80 IL 277 Totals 40 10 81 I
Struck out for Purkey in 9th.
Lined out for ODonnell in 9Th

hineu Vut IoE OOonnell IN Sth.
Brooklyn - 200 100 oo5-a
Pittsburgh ---------- DOL 600 O14--6
Runs-.Gilliam t2). Moryn (2). snider,
Ward G2), Thomas. Atweii' Runs batted
i19sn b. W.d. ca; ., ca%psnslla 90. cole
Thomas (2). Pellagrini. Two-base hits.
Allie. Furillo. Campanella. Thomas.
Home runs-Moryn: Snider. Stolen bases
.zimmer (2l. Hoax sacrifice 1iies-Sni-
ger, Wade. Hall. Cole. Double plays
Ward lunassisted); Ward to Allie to
Ward; Cole to Pellasrini to ward Left on
on balls-On Meyer. i: Of Turkey, /: OF
Hetki, /; of Wade. l. Struck out-By
9 in ~ innings: of Wade. 9 in 81 in,
nings (none out in 9th): on Hughes, 2
IN l inning; of Law, in q inning: off
Purkey. 5 in So innings: of o'Donneli,
p, IN innings; of Hetki, in ! inning.
On WADE; -: of Hughes. II; of Law,
e. on Turkey. IL; of o,Donnell. 90:
Eey fzimmerl. Winning pitcher-wade
I'D Nd. Losing pitcher-Law (6-iO).
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Run-Kuenn. Rum batted in-Kuenn.
Two-base hits - Nieman, Zuverink.
Three-base hit-Strickland. Home run
Kueen. Sacrihces-Wilson, Dropo. Dou-
BILE plays-Bolling to Kuenn to Dropo:
zuverink to Kuenn to Dropo; Zuverink
to Boiling to Dropo. Left on bases
Cleveland, 4; Detroit. 8. Bases on balls
on Mossi, 2; on Zuverink.. f. Struck
out-By Mossi, 8; by zuverink. 5. Runs
and earned runs-Mossi, Ill; Zuverink.
90. Winning pitcher--zuverink (4-3)
Losing pitcher - Mossi GID. Time
2:1S. Attendance-46,035.
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Russo, Indiana Tickle,
Gets Tryout With Colts
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, July 6.-Pete
Russo, a standout tackle for In
diana in 1852, is going to try
to make the grade with the Bal
timore Colts this season after q
years layoff to strengthen an in
jured knee.
Russo was the 20th draft
choice Of the Colts last season
but passed up tryout to help
coach at Indiana after o knee
operation.
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FIGHTS Last Niqht

NEW YORK Sandy saddler, 131h,
New York. stopped Libby Manzo. 134h
New York, 10.
Brooklyn;-Billy McNeece. 1881.
Ia Raa i isnR New York. g. ''A''
Los Angeles.-Keeny Teran. 116, Los
ANGELES, outpointed Kildo Marines,
1l4L, Caleyicn. Calf, 10.
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Braves, $40; Cords, Ga

TOTALS 81 1927 Totals ~ 16 81 IL
! Singled for Lawrence in and.
walked for Deal in Sth.
Ran for Sarni In 9th.
o.f Called out on strikes for Brazle in
Milwaukee --------- 070 600 1905
. Runs.SBruton; Logan. n Mathews EYt %i| COS
Paiko. QConnell. .Crandall Wilson, He.
mus. Musisl JablonsEi. cunnineham,
Repulski go. Errors--Jabionski, Gun.
niRgham. Runs batted in-Hemus' Moon.
Eepulsh co. Cunningham Sarni, Mat
base hits-C1nningham, Moon. Hoina
runS-Hemus. Mathews (2). Crandali.
5ruton. Repulski. Cunningham Sacrifice
syERepulski. Double pIay-Hemus TO
Schoendienst to CUNNINGHAM (2J, Left
on bases-.Miwaukee s; ST. Louis, 10
Bases Bases on bslls-of Bull. i; oil Law:
renee. l: of Deal. g Struck out-By
wilson, 4; by Lawrence. Q. by Deal, /.
Hits-On Wilson l ! in z innings 0aced
one man in sthl: of Bull, S in 2 I'M
nings; on Lawrence. 5 in 2 innings; of
Deal. In 6 innings: of Brazie, i in
inning. Runs and earned runs-Soe Wi.
SON -; OF Buhl, 2-2; of Lawrence, rs;
b on Deal, IL; on Brazle. 90. Hit by
pltcher-By Lawrence Goean): by vii.
son, tHemus). Winning pitcher-Wiison
1SrU1. 5osstns pitcher-Lawrence t2-2J.
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Baltimore Selections
ENTRIES FOR TONIGHT.
POST TIME, $40; DAILY DOUBLE
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True Bear.
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Ace.
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Paul Gallon.
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Daughter. OF Key.
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American Lou.
6-Irene Gallon, Betz. South
Broadway.
Miss Cindy. Mac Brewer. sun
rise Dilly.
S-Sandy Rosecroft. vics Boy,
King Katy.
Longshot Daily Double-Silver
Connie and Attorney Nc.
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e., HIT into force play for Dickson in
8 Grounded out for Mccall in 4th.
EEnlla1elpnla ---------120 900 O00-3
view AoIk ------------O1O $50 0OX-4
Runs-Jones, Toreeson. Dickson. I,ock.
m man, DIRK srn. Rhodes. Nays, Error
Burgess. Mays, Rhodes (3). Home runs
NAYS NAYS Rhodes. Sacrifice Morgan.
man; Dickson to Morgan to Torgeson;
DARK to Williams to Lockman; Thomp-
son to Williams to Lockman, Left on
ses BASES dn b sdelDhls g; New York
helm. L; on Gomez, 3; Oh McCau, 3;
On Monzant, 2; Struck out--By Dickson.
zant. /; by Wilhelm. i. Hits-Of Dick
son, II in z innings; on Ridzik, o in /
inning: on Gomez. 5 in l ~ innings; OF
MCCALL N ,i IN Sh innings; OF Monzsnt: i
helm, l in 3 innings. Runs and earned
runs-on Dickson. A: OF Ridzik, 90:
on Gomez. 81; of Mccall, 90; on
Monzant, 90; of wilhelm, 90. Win
ming pitsher-wilhelm (s-2l Losing
pitcher-Dickson T-S). Time-2: 40
Attendance-36,547.
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SECOND GAME.

I Safe on error. for Janowics in III. o
Ran for Gordon In 18th. ''"'
sinsled for Thies in nth.
Ran Tor Skinner in 9TH.
Fouled out for Law in 9th
55nooKiyn ----------- Dol 201 03a-7
Pittsouren -------- 200 600 OO0-2
ns--Gilliam. Snider CAY. Robinson
Hodges (2, Lynch, Ward Error-Zim,
mer Runs batted in-Thomas, AtWell
Gilliam; Furillo (5l, Robinson. Two
p psse hits-Ward. Furillo (2). Three
Sacrihce.Moryn. sacrifice fy-Robin.
son. Left on bases-Brooklyn. s: Pitts
9urgn. Bases on balls--of Thies,
By Thies, 5; BY Loes. ii. Hits@ SSf Tiles TS
m innings; on Law. 3 in Innings
E Euns and earned runs-Loes 20. Thies
SSniderl: Winning 'pitcherNLoes (3-s5'
LLoossing pitcher-Thies Q-3). Time 2:iS.
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Yonks, I'll; AS, AZ

Runs - McDougald. Collins. Mantle.
Herrs go, Norsn,, Miranda, Jacobs, Fin
ig1n, zernial. Wilson. Runs batted in
Wilson iSj. wedding. McDousSid. Two
Moodling. Home runs-Collins. Mantle
Wilson. 9acriflce-Sain. Double plays
Demaestri to Jacobs to Iimmer; thinner
to Demaestri: Byrd to Rizzuto to Collins.
Left on hases--New York, ID: Philadel-
phia, 2. Bases on balls-Oh Byrd, 2: on
BY Byrd, 8: By Portocarrero. 8. Hits-on
BYRD, in 7sa innings; on sain. in
innings; on .Portocarrero. IA in 73s
Runs and earned runs-Cf Byrd, 4-4;
on Sain, 90; OF Portocarrero, Sc; Oh
E1mberger, III. Hit by pitcher-Byrd
pitcher-Byrd (4-5c Losing pitcher
Portocarrero (6.O. Time-2:H4.
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Runs-Glynn t3), Avila. Dolby (2l,
Is. aeSan, Boone, Bertoia. H BeiaTdi A ~.
souchock l2). Errors--Glynn. Houtte-
man; Maieski. Belardi. Runs batted M
Ayila. Boone. Belardi, Boiling. Kuenn
I'D. Kaline. Home runs-Glynn ia,
Boone, Belardi. Observation-Disclosures
Westlaks. sacridce dy-Glynn. Double
plays--Kuenn to Belardi; Boiling to Be-
lardi. Left on bases-Cleveland. 13; De-
trctt; II; Bases on balls on Hoskins. 2:
% Houtteman, 9; OF Carver, s; OF
struck out-By Hcuttemsn, i: By
Carver. /; by Branca. !. Hits-On Hos
k q g IN 3h innings; on Houtteman, =
innings. on Branca. s In 4 inning: Oh
Miller. IN Z inning; OF Gray, in
innings; on Weik, 4 in p innings; Oh
Marlowe. / in lh innings Runs and
earned runs--Hoskins, 90; Houtteman.
3-3; Carver, 6-6; Brenca. 2-2; Miller.
90: Gray, az; Weik. 3-3; Marlowe, 90.
Wild pitch--Garver. Winning pitcher
Houtteman f9-4l. Losing pitcher-Garver
(6-6. Time-2:69
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Runs: -Minoso az, Marsh Error
Mele.. Runs batted in-Michaels t2).
bases--Miroso (2S; DierinT. cavarrstta
Sacrifice-Carrasouel. Double plays
Pierce to Carrasquel to Cavarretta; Ste
phens to Kryhoski; Carrasque1 to Fox to
Cavarretta: Larsen to Kryhoski: Kry-
hoski to Brideweser. Left on bases
Baltimore, z; Chicago, 8. Bases on balls
on Pierce. 8; on Larsen, 3. Struck out
earned runs-o6 Larsen, so. Winning
pitcher-Pierce (4-6). Losing pitcher
Larsen C2-9). Time-2:30.
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Runs-Brideweser, Michaels. Jackson.
Michaels.. Stephens. Home. ruli--Jackson
Stolen hases-Carrasquel. Michaels.
sacriflce--Brideweser. Double play
Baltimore, 8; CHICAGO. 6. Bases on balls
on Pillette, Q; on Dorish. 2. Struck
out-By Pillette, Q: by Dorish, 3. Hits
ish,. 9 In 81 innings: on chakales. 2
In inning; on Consuegra, In u in
ming; on Martin 0 In v inning. Runs
Dorish. IL: on Chakales, IL; on Con-
suegra, 90: m Martin, 90. Winning
pitcher--Dorish (3-2). Losing pitcher
-Pflette l5-10). Time-2:14. Attend
ance-1S,S72.
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FniladelphtA ------ 600 OIL 600
Runs--Mcpousald, Collins ca. Mantle
~. 9erra l3), Noren (2l. Woodling.
batted ln--Berra 80, Noren .(5).. De-
msestri. Limmer. Carey. Mantle (Man-
TWo-base hits-Jacobs, zernial, Berra.
Three-base hits-Berra. Mantle. Carey.
Home runs--Noren CO.. Sacrifice flies
---Noren, Limmer, Demaestri. Double
plays-Demaestri to Jacobs to Limmer:
Morgan to Rizzuto to Collins. Left on
eases-New York, &. Philadelphia, g;
Fricano, 4. struck out-By. German,
3: by Fricano. 1: by Burtschy, 2; by
Dixon. l. Hits-Of Morgan. 10 in 6h
INNINGS: OF German. in 27s innings:
of Fricano, 5 in 5 innings: OF Burt
schy. 2 in 2 innings: of Dixon, in
2 innings. Runs and earned runs-Oh
Morgan, 20: of German 90: OF Fri
cano. 6.6: of Burtschy. ii; OF Dixon,
A.. Winning Saskatchewan G-2).
Losing pitcher-Fricsno $50. Time
2:39. Attendance-1o.6 61.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals SO 1881 8 Totals 30 4 1918
xOne out when winning run scored.
Iran for Nieman in 7th.
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rIRsT GAN

Totals 81 1927 12 Totals 80 IL ~ 10
Ran for Aviia in 9Th.
Ran for Dolby In Sth.
3 Flied out for Naragon In 9th.
Flied out foul for Miller In 4th.
Popped out for Gray In 9Th.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals 80 Is "a IA Totals IS II ~ 10
singled for Burtschy in 7th.
3 Fouled out for Dixon In 9th.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals 81 1910 Totals 80 ~ IS
Grounded out for Pillstte In sth.
2 Ran for STEPHENS In 9th.
! y,inaA mt far Hoartnav IN 9th
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Yesterdays Major League Box Scores
White sox 81; Orioles, Oh

Totals 2942411 Totals 81 10 2
/ Ran for cayarretta in 9Th.
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Totals 1s247 rotals az11o7

! Ran for Burgess in 18th.
2 Hit into force play for Dickson In
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