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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05
Second Half Opens
In Dominion League

The Virginia White Sox and
Atchison q Keller of the Old
Dominion Baseball League, VIC
torious in opening games of
second half play yesterday, win
ind out early in the schedule
which team Is the one to beat
for the title.
The two teams meet each
other on successive Sundays and
q double victory for the White
Sox, first-half champions, would
give them q commanding lead
toward clinching the title.
The White Sox squeaked by
Vienna, 10, as Charley Taylor,
making his first start for the
Sox. gave up only three hits.
The White Sox scored their
lone run in the fourth inning
on q walk to Johnny Safer, a
sacrifice by Biff johnson and q
single by Don Druckenmiller.
The only threat made by Vienna
was in the top Of the fourth
when Lee Howard tripled to deep
center, but was out at the plate
as he attempted to stretch the
hit.
Forestville also scored shut
out, lilo over Congress Heights.
Vernon McManamay and
Brother Love combined pitching
duties for Forestville, allowing
only four hits. Bob Miller, with
a grand-slam homer in the
ninth inning: Jim Miller with
four hits and Reds Murphy with
three, led Forestville's 15-hit at
tack.
AK spoiled the debut Of the
newest entry in the league. Hicks
Chevrolet, with a 1910 victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05

Columbia Girls Sweep
Five Games on Tour
speeiel Di.po.eh 10 The s.a,

ROCHESTER. N. Y. July s.
The Columbia girls softball team
of Washington. D. c., was en-
route home today after sweeping
all I'VE games Of q trip that took
them through Canada. New York
and Pennsylvania.
The Washington team COM
pleted its successful tour with
q double header victory over the
Rochester TNT's, New York State
champions. ll-2 and 4-u, mere
yesterday.
Becky Domingues scattered
four hits in the opener while
Shortstop Barbara Allen. with q
triple and two singles driving in
seven runs, was the batting star
for Columbia. Ann Herndon smut
out Rochester in the nightcar
with two hits and drove in two
runs with two hits.
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British Open
CONTINUED from Page AID

%
Wednesday when the tournament
starts" Demaret said.
Trouble for Demaret.
Demaret had trouble only on
the 18th hole, where his tee
shot was in the rough and he
needed three more shots to
reach the green for six.
Norman Won Nfia, tiny Aus
tralian professional, went around
the more difficult Birkdale course
in record-equalling 36-34-70.
The previous 10 in competition
was done by ALI Padgharn Of
Britain In 1885.
Jim Turnesa, Demaret and
Stranahan were the main Ameri-
can hopes for the title.
Only six United States COM
petitorS were expected to tee on
In the 320-marl field. Gene
Sarazen of Germantown. N, II;
AL Watrous Of Detroit and Tommy
Penna Of Cincinnati completed
Americas squad.
Hogan Not Defending.
Three others are entered but
did not turn up for practice.
They are Tom Hullverson Of
Sapp1ngton. Mo-; 30 Wininger OF
Oklahoma City and Sean Meaney
Of Fort Lauderdale. Fla.
The experts make South
Africa's Bobby Locke, British
champion in 194s, 1850 and
1852, the fayorite. Ben Hogan
who won the title last year al
Carnoustie, Scotland. is not de-
Tending.
TurneSa and Demaret are both
IL to l. with Locke the tor
choice at 8 to /.
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RedIegs, 4; Braves, 3

Totals 33 ~ 16 Totals 80 8 ~ 8
Flied out for Judson in 9th.
Q Announced as batter for Bruton in
5 Famed for Pendleton in 9th.
4 Grounded out for Crone in 18th.
Grounded out for johnson IN 9th.
Cincinnati ------- 600 004 600
milwaukee --------- 0Ol 11O OUU-5
Runs-Adams. Mcmillan. Bell. Post
Eog n. s G3Trsnd,Sll Error ns A sIssn.
grass 90. Brpton CD. Logan. Two-base
Tifce-BuTdette, Double play--Temple TO
Kluszewski.. Left on bases-Cincinnati;
4: Milwaukee. z. Bases on balls--On
Judsop, 1: of Nuxhall, Q: OF Burdette,
/: OF Nichols, l., Struck 6ut-,By Jud-
Burdette. 8: by Crone l.: BY johnson, 2.
Hits-Oh judson, 6 in innings: OF
Nuxhall. 8 in 3aa. innings; of Smith.
innings; of Nichols. o in 0 inning
tpitched to in 6th); OF Crone, in 1h
innings; on johnson. 2 in 2 innings.
Runs and earned runs--On Judson, 3-3:
OF Nuxhall. 90; OF Smith, 90: OF Bur-
dette. A: on Nichols, 90: on Crone,
90: on johnson, 90. Winning pitcher
Judson {3-3). Losing pitcher-Burdette
H-9). Time-2:44 Attendance--2S.516.
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SaddIer May Reveal
Signs Of Wear in Bout
With Manzo Tonight
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK. July 5.-Sandy
Saddler will be watched closely
tonight for signs of wear and
tear when he boxes young Libby
Manzo in the teleyised 10-round
main event at St. Nicholas
Arena.
Since his return from the
Army, Saddler has been brought
along very slowly against $3.50
opposition. The featherweight
champion stopped his first three
opponents but was upset by
Algerian Hocine Khalfi, May II.
in his last start.
After Percy Bassett's impress
sive job on Lulu Perez in their
featherweight elimination bout,
there are many who think
Saddler is due to lose his title
when he meets Bassett in the
fall.
Manzo. "a. has fought only
% bouts with 1923 record.
This is his first move into the
main bout class in New York
against a man of Saddler's cal
ibre. Sadler's title, Of course.
will not be at stake in an over
weight match.
tThe bout will be carried In
Washington by WTTG, chan
mel S. at $500.
Middleweight Champion Boho
Olson goes to work Wednesday
in Oakland, Calf, against Pedro
Gonzales, Rankin, Pa, middle
weight, in a nontitle Hereunder
that should serve as a prep for
his title defense against Rocky
Castellani at San Francisco Au-
gust 20.
Olson's latest was a TKO over
Jesse Turner at Honolulu
June Is.
Brooklyn's Eastern Parkway
matches two New York young
sters tonight in middleweight
bout, with Jackie La Bua boxing
Billy McNeece. La Bua defeated
Jacques Roger May 81 in his
main event debut. McNeece is
a rugged lad of % with a brawl-
ing style.
(The bout will be carried in
Washington by WMAL-TV at
$500.
joey Giardello, a winner over
Bobby Jones on a debated deci-
sion in his last outing, goes
against Billy Kilgore OF Miami
Wednesday (CBS-Tv) at Phila-
delphia.
A defeat by Pierre Langlois
dropped Giardello out Of the
leading contender spot in the
middleweight class. He now is
ranked No. 3.
Kiigore stopped Ernie Durando
at Miami Beech June 8. He was
to have fought Olson in Oakland
but took the Giardello match
after the non-title 60 was called
off.
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touchdown Club Host
To Two New Senator's

Two new members of the
Washington baseball team will
be introduced to the Touchdown
Club members at. their weekly
luncheon tomorrow. along with
two of the clubs star players.
Appearing at the club for the
first time will be Johnny Pesky
and Harmon Killebrew,
Also taking a bow will be Eddie
Yost and Jim Busby. Manager
Bucky Harris viii be on hand
to express his appreciation for
the might" the club engineered
for him recently.
Senator Welker of Idaho, who
recommended Killebrew to the
Senators, will be a guest.
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Mojor Leaders
" HIO FNssoCIutNu w"
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Batting--Ayila, Cleveland, ..349; Rosen,
S Ssysap%S nat fo ss cMsG aSso ch a
ca aSos .s Tns'0A' ''t'' 'A0'0' I'm
Runs,~Minoso, Chicago. 90; Fox, Chi
.e Mba,ntls; New Ss York 81 carrasauel'
Runs batted in--Minoso Chicago. "a:
Dolby. Cleveland, SO: Rosen, Cleveland,
S NeS 9 Mantle Ia. New York. 6s' ssrfa.
Hits--Fox. Chicago, 1o1: susby. WASH
ington. 90; Minoso. Chicago, 81:
Vernon, WASHINGTON IS; Avila. cieve-
Doubiesevernon. washington. 10; Nc
Dougald, New York, II; Boiling. Bos-
s Jensen sn sosson s% cSalsHSS and
Tri hSs I.' Washington Va IL: YER
on T WaShn b.spo TO- Mn %sSt Shic ss
Home ryns-Mantle. New York. 10;
D DOB Cleyelapd, ,, 10; R F cleysland.
Ghicago: Boone Detroit, and Vernon,
a.. washington, ID:
Bysby. Washihgton. 9; Fox. Chicago, 5.
PitsShaiSns. slsey New York, 81:
sS sisn: ehi %sssif fS psisl
Newhouser. Cleveland, and Mcdonald.
str Hsw xorE. 4 fl 500 Baltimore ,os.
Trucks, Chicago. III; Wynn, Cleveland.
%: Hosft. Detroit. 10; Garcia. cievs-
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting-snider, Brooklyn. ,374: Muel-
a s5 hsw s yNFt Hs sIs ci hsmRsT Fhs
Robinson, BROOKLYN. .sss. ' ''fo'
Rugns sn,t 81 o r. d Louis 60 a schosn.
PRfl.d MHSni 81 70 Louis 81: Ashburn'
Runs batted in---Musial, st. Louis. rs:
Jablonski, st. Louis, 81: Hodges.
Kluszewski, Cincinnati and Ennis.
Philadelphia, so.
its-Schoendienst. st. Louis. 100: sni-
der, Brooklyn, Bell Cincinnati and
Mueller, New York, 104: Jablonski.
DoublesNsnider. Brooklyn, 90: Bell,
Cincinnati, %: Aaron, Milwaukee and
Jablonski and Schoendienst, St. Louis.
8: Hammer, Philadelphia. q; Gillian,
BROOKLYN and Moon, st. Louis. g..
Home runs--Musial. st. Louis, IS; Mays,
HODGES, Brooklyn and Kluszewski.
Stolen bases-Bruton. Milwaukee. II:
Temple. Cincinnati, 10: Fondy, Chic
cago, @: Moon, st. Louis, 8: Mathews.
pitch ains1-sfiitk BROOKLYN and Will
son. son; Miiwaykee, So 1000: Anto-
Cincinnati, 81, 800: Wilhelm, New
York, 70, IT'S.
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Baltimore Raceway
Expects 10000 for
Opening Tonight
sp.eial Di,paieh 10 II. s,ar

BALTIMORE. July 5.-Balti-
more Raceway ofiicials are ex-
pecting crowd OF 10000 for to-
nights opening of its 20-night
harness horse meeting.
The feature event. the IN
Augural Pace. seventh on the
card, has drawn q field Of
eight, with Banners Band.
owned by Ralph Peters and
driven by Lou Burton. the prob
able favorite. He won his last
start in 2:o72s. and was in the
money in two previous races. :
Bill Fleming, leading driver
at Baltimore for the last two
years, has Date Knight in this
race, and another threat is Don
Eden, with Hal Scott driving.
Date Knight has won twice
this season, in 2:O9As and
2:08h, and has the No. / post
position tonight. Don Eden won
his last two races. Ed Kelly, one
OF the leading drivers In the
meeting at Laurel which closed
last Friday night. has shifted
to Baltimore and has a strong
one going in the feature with
Prudence Hy.
The sixth race, a trot, is the
secondary feature and brings out
such competition as So Worthy,
Lii Hanover. Proud Jim and
Ginger Julip.
Special BIO trains from
Washington to the track will
leave Union Station at $50 pm.
Post time is $50.
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Police Mechanic Wins
Vistu Motorcycle Ruce

Freddie Hutch, a mechanic
with the Metropolitan Police De-
partment, yesterday won the
feature motorcycle race at the
Vista tMd.) Speedway. beating
out Marvin Shaw of Philadelphia
and Roger Thomas of Washing
ton, president of the District
Throttle-twisters Club.
Cowboy Muskeley of Washing
ton received a fractured collar
bone and cheekbone when he
crashed through fence.
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Clowns PIoy Here July Is

The indianapolis Clowns. fea-
turing Toni Stone at second
base, the first woman player In
the history of Negro league base
ball, will play the Kansas City
Monarchs Tuesday. July Is, at
$50 pm. at Grifith Stadium.
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TWoHunters Battle for Title.
IN Olympic TrioLs at CuIpeper

Trafulger is a regular mount
afield for his owner. who is Mas
ter of the Hazelmere. Hounds
here. Conjure Ghost, a 5-year-
old mare, has been hunting,
shown and raced in point-to-
point this season. acquitting her
self in good order in all three
enterprises.
A hint Of things to come de-
veloped in the half dozen horse
show classes which preceded the
Olympic trials. Miss Jacquelyn
Vial won the handy jumpers class
with Spinning Time, after three
jumpoffS against Bobbie and
Gary Gardeners Tania. Spinning
Time, a diminutive chestnut mare
from Richmond was the sensa-
ton of the open jumping circuit
last season.
Full Program Today.
In the working hunter division,
Mrs. r. A. Dulaney Randolph of
Bluemont, Va, stepped into the
point lead with Frank Thomas,
while DR.. Alvin Kay's Ripple Boy
appeared to be the class of the
conformation horses.
The horse show program,
Olympic finals and fiat races
were to continue today starting
at 10 am. CEDT). The Olympic
class was to be called at 8 pm.
Yesterdays summaries:
Model green hunters, Little Hawk
JENNINGS Cloyerfieids; g., Mrs. RAYMOND
Bar6in $ Journey Proud 4, WaverlS
Model hunters. Shawnee Farms
/ 3 Boginod FARMS Ripple Boyi 4. Bal!
laH Warm S Sens5sl pe dspaners Tania
Ralph NJ johnson, jr..'s Tip; 3. Wayerls
! Farms shamrock; 4, Russell Walther
Working hunter hack. Ellie Wood
Keith's Persean Mall; 2. Paul Fout's
Another Chance; 8. Mr.. and Mrs. <. NJ
Brnce's Tuffey; 4, Angeiina J. Cara
Ladies. hunters. Ripple Boy; 2
z E. Weston berge's Night Wings: 3
! General Patton; A. War Blossom.
Green hunters. Waverly Farm!
Silver. Foot 2. Cloyertields; 3. Evelyr
Droge's Aussolas; Valley View Farms
| Rov Lad.
HANDY jumpers. Jackie Viars Suin.
ming Time; 2, 1ania; 3, Top; 4. Nugget
i Open working hunters Mrs r H
puianey Randolph's Frank Thomas: 9
1 Persean Mall 3. Tuffey; 4. Mr.. ane
Mrs. Gardner Hollmans Sky's impress,
/ sion
/ Second day Olympic trials--Enduranc,
phase Russell Waither. ir.. on Oliver
Durant's Trafulger; 2, w. L. Rochester
IT.. on Elk Ridge FARMS Scotch Bell
3. Joseph Vogt on Forest Mars Kurdis
tan; 4 Janet Hamburg on Countess A
Gyurky's Sobri: 5. Janet Hamburg OF
| Countess A. Gyurky's italia; 9. Joar
Harjes on Peter Lange's Sahri.
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Runs Williams. Irwin. Mueller. Mays
t2l. Thompson, Ward, Thomas, Atwell
20. Cole. Roberts. Gordon. Errors
Ward. THOMPSON. Allie. Runs batted
in--Katt. Thomas, Roberts. Hall. Lock-
man, Holman, Thompson 81, Cole,
Gordon 90. Two-base hits--Hall CT,
Ward. Thomas. Hoffman. Three-base
hit---Atwell Home runs-Thompson,
Gordon. Sacrifice Roberts. Sacrifice
nies--Roberts. Lockman. Left on bases
New York. 10; Pittsburgh, q. Bases on
balls--Of Lapalme. 4; on Jansen, / OF
Grissom, l. struck out-By Lapaime. s:
BY Jansen. /; by Wilhelm, 8: BY qrissom,
on wilhelm, o In 12s innings; on Girls
som. in 2as innings; of Mccall, 0 in
y inning: on Lapalme, IL in 8 innings;
of Hetki. in | inning. Runs and
Wilhelm. 90: on Grissom. A; on Nc
Call, 90; on Lapalme, 6-5; on Hetki
90. Hit by pitcher-By wilhelm
tAllie). Wild pitch--Lapalme. Passed
ball-Lapalme. winning pitcher-La-
paine dob. Losing piteher-Grissom
$50. Attendance-i2,S1s. Time
III.
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FIRST GAME
Totals 81 IA 2710 Totals rs 8 ~ Is
/ Walked for Purkey In 9Th.
Walked for Pepper In 9th.

Runs---Lockman. Dark l3). Rhodes
Mays 60. Williams, Laddle. Roberts,
Williams Rhodes (3l. Liddle. Lockman.
Dark. Thompson, Mueller, Thomas,
Ward scored on Muelier's errorl. Two
base hits--Mays, Mueller. Three-base hi,
Dark. Home run--Rhodes. Sacrifice-
Rhodes. Sacrifice Ay Thompson. Double
playsRoberts to Allie to Ward; Dark
to Williams to Lockman; Dark to Lock
man. Left on bases--NeW York. 8; Pitts.
burgh, 8. Bases on halls-Off Liddle, 10,
on Surkont. 1: OF Purkey. i; OF Pepper
Liddie. IN SO inn ii on Mccall
Q in Is inning: on Surkont, In SO.
iEnings: on Purkey. 3 IN liz innings
"a Psppsr. IL 1 innines. Runs snt
Call. 90: on Surkont. ~; on Purkey
90; OF Pepper, 2-2. Hit by pitchers,
Sufkont (Westrum). Passed ball Shep.
Ing pitcher-Surkont t6-l0). Time
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DODGERS. 5; PhiIIies. 3

Hodges Jones Icpata or zamn sni0f Error
Hammer. Runs batted in-Furillo t2),
Ennis, Moryn. HODGES CD, Lopata (2).
Two-base hits-Snider, Hammer, Ennis,
Jones, Hodges, Furillo. Three-base hits
Gillian, Moryn. Home run--Lopata.
Sacrifices-Ashburn ca. Double plays
Gillian to thinner to Hodges (2l: Nor
gan to Torgeson. Left on bases-Brook-
lyn, s: Philadelphia. s. Bases on balls
OF Erskine, 8: of Roberts. 4. Struck out
by Erskine. 81; by Roberts. 8. Hits
erts. 10 in 10 innings. Runs ana earned
runs-Ofi Roberts, 5-5: of Erskine. 3-3.
Winning pitcher-Erskine (9-7O. Losing
pitcher-Roberts tl1-S). Time-2:44.
Attendance-15.420.
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Baltimore Selections
(For Tonight.)

Cor Tonight.)
1--Real Cloud. Sandra Jean,
Jinnah.
clayton. True Hit, Sandy Nc
Ellen.
3TSaipan, Dotty Allure, Arion
Colby.
duke Azoff. Linda B. B.,
Perky Madge.
5-Majesty Hal, Scott Dolly,
Leon Grattan.
6-Judge Lybrook, Proud Jim,
Nancy Allen.
7-DATE KNIGHT, Seattle VIC
tory. Prudence Hy.
8-Afton Patch, Mr.. Alloway,
Neighborly.
Longshot Daily Double Dick
Case and True Hit.
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Runs-Bolling, Goodman, williams t2).
Maestri Hatton. Runs batted in--olson.
White go, Goodman, Jensen, Boiling.
Two-base hits-Bolling. Jensen, Dixon.
ton to- Iepcio to aoo SIS D Lepcio 70
Goodnan; Raether to .Astroth to Limmer:
5aiGss bOsson Lei
Raether. 4: OF Kelly. 8. Struck out----By
of sima, 9 In 2h innings; on Dixon.
In 8 Is innings; Oh Raether. IN In.
nings. Runs and earned runs-On Sima,
Kieiy, 90. Balks-Dixon. Raether. WIN
ming pitcher-Kiely (2-5). Losing pitcher
-Sima u-3). Time-2:20. Attendance
1851.
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Runs--DFopo, Stephens, Courtney,
Garcia. Error rideweser, Runs batted
in--Garcia, Brideweser, Dropo. Coan.
Two-base hits Courtney. futile. Coarl,
House. Three-base hit--eiarcia. Home
run--Dropo. Sacrifices--Kryh0 Dier-
Left on bases-Detroit. s.; Baltimore, o.
Bases on balls--On Kretlow, q; on
Gromek, ?: on Marlowe, q Struck out
by Kretlow. 6; by Gromek, 2. Hts
on Gromek. 4 in 4 innings; on Mariowe,
2 In innings. Runs and earned runs
OF Kretiow. IL; on Gromek, %;
Kretlow fRelardij. Winning pitcher
Kretlow t2-4) Losing Ditcher-Gromek
(9-6l. Time--t:57. Attendance-.11. 500.
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Cubs, 40; Cords, 2-7
Totals 81 9 24I2 Totals 90

st. Louis - 900 100 O10--2
Runs Musial, Jablonski, Talbot, Baker,
Runs batted in---Banks, Repulski, Baker
3d.. Jablonski. Two-base hits-kiner,
Banks. Musial. Repulski. Talbot. Home
puiski. Double plays--Presko to Schoen-
dienst to Cunningham; Hemus to Schoen-
dienst to Cunningham. Left on bases
st. Louis, IL: Chicago, A. Bases on balls
OFF Presko, l.: of Minner, 8. Struck
out-By Brazle, /; by Minner. /. Hits
On Presko, in innings; on Brazle. l
In 2 innings. Runs and earned runs-Of
90. Hit by pitcher-By Presko (Kiner,
Sauerl. Winning pitcher-Minner (6-6).
Losing pitcher-Presko (3-O. Time
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Totals 30 Id " IL TotaW 80 " 10
Grounded out for Brosnan in 18th.
st. Louis ----- oil $50 Oo0-7
Chicago ----------- 600 900 1000
Runs--Hemus, schoendienst (2). Mus
ial. Jablonski. Cunningham, Repulski.
Error-Baker. Runs batted in-Yyars.
Jablonski (2). Musial, Lint ca. Two-base
hits-Baker 90, Musial, Lint. Sacrifice
Lint. Sacrifice f1ies-Jablonski ca. Double
plays-Banks to Fondy: Hemus to
endienst to Grammas to Cunningham;
Banks to Baker to .Fondy. Left on bases
-a6t. Louis. O.: Chicago, g.. Bases on
balls.-ofI Klippstein. 8; 81 Hrosnan.
BY Klippstein. /; by Lint. a, Hits-On
Klippstein z in 4 innings. faced 3 IN
5th): on Brosnan. in innings: of
Cole, 2 In innings Runs and earned
runs-On Lint. 90: of Klippstein. 5.5;
on Brosnan, 2-2 on Cole. 90. Wild
pitch--Brosnan. Passed ball-Yvars.
Winning pitcher-Lint CD. Losing
pitcher-Klippstein (2-7). Time-2:12.
Attendance 25,4b3
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Runs--Marsh. Giynn, Dolby. Errors
Cnvarretta. Glynn. Runs batted in
--AvilS. Narieski Double plsys-aiichaels
to Cavarretta; Ayila to strickland to
Glynn. Left on bases--Chicago, g;
3; on Narleski. 3. Struck out--By Mar.
leski. q; by Keegan. I. Hits-oG Garcia,
INNINGS: on Wynn, I in Innings. Runs
Narleski. I-0;. on Wynn. 90; Oh Keegan,
2-2. Hit BY pitcher--By Narleskl
tGrothl. Wild h--Narieski. Winning
-Keegap l11-3l. .Time--2.26. Attend
ance-26.S42.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05
By Robert B. Phillips
Speeial Correspondent Of The Sfor

CULPEPER: July s. Two
working hunters and their fox
hunting riders forged into the
lead in the Olympic equestrian
trials here yesterday with bonus
performances which put them in
an almost unbeatable position.
Galloping over 10 miles of diff
cult cross country course, Russell
Walther. jr.. on Oliver Durant's
Trafulger. and william Roches-
ter, jr., on Couture Ghost wiped
out all penalty points marked
against them in the opening
phase Saturday and ran up plus
scores Of 104 and 103, respec-
lively.
The two horses were sched-
uled to finish the final phase Of
the competition over a modified
jumping course in the ring today.
Only sensationally bad perform
ances could set them back to the
level of the other five competi-
tors. Saturdays leader, the
Countess Gyurky's ITALIA tumbled
far down the ratings yesterday
and wound up with a minus
107.5 points.
Arabian Horse Third.
Closest to the two top horses
was the Arabian mount Kurdi-
stan, owned by Forrest Mars and
ridden by Joseph Vogt. Kurdi-
stan placed second in the dress
age test on opening day and
earned enough bonus points In
the cross-country phase to rack
up a score Of II.
Both Trafalgar and Conjure
Ghost showed the adaptability Of
true fox hunting horses in the
endurance test. They were re-
quired to cover about 5,400
yards over roads and trails in
Is minutes, then shift to a
steeplechase pace for approxi-
mately 1000 yards at an ideal
time of three minutes. They
then dropped back to the roads
and trails pace for $500 yards
covered in Is minutes and step
ped up to a cross-country speed
for 2,400 yards in five minutes.
The grueling sequence was top
ped by final running of half 9
mile in 2 minutes.
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Totals SO 8 "a IL Totals IS Is 81 IA
Grounded into double play for Dixon
in 18th.
grounded out for Joost in 9TH.
Grounded out for Raether in 9th.
Ran for Jensen In 4th.
Philadelphia .--- 600 600 OO0--O
Boston .---- 212 200 10x-S
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Orioles, 3; Tigers, |

Totals 81 q 8 Totals 80 "a
! Homered for Gromek In sth.
Detroit - 600 600 oi(-1
Baltimore ----- O20 600 0lx--J
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SECOND GAME.

Totals 3S 2249 Totals 80 IL 81 Is
Doubled for wilhelm in 9th.
2 Ran iur Holman in 9Th. Al
3 Flied out for Lynch in Sth.
Hit home run for Lapalme in 9Th.
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Baltimore Rucewuy

POST TIME $40: DAILY DOUBLE
CLOSES A:2A PM.
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Longshot Daily Double Dick
Case and True Hit.
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Totals IS 10 81 10 Totals 50 Q ~ 10
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~ FOURTH hACE-Purse, $500; pace;
]. Bright Majesty ". Kirby, --12-1
z. Perky Madge tR. Riddick, Al
.. Homestretch Marve u. Hayes) 5.a
4. Marie Dugan &c. Carter 81
5. Linda B. B. Ca Amatol 12.I
g. Quicker Trick ID. Legum) 12-i
q. Jane Majesty tW. Henderson, !. 81
:. Duke Azoff &c. Kellyl - 81
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Major League Box Scores
indians, Z; White Sox, | Gionts, e-6; Bucs, ~

Chicago ----- 600 900 o1o--1
Cleveland ---------- 600 101 O0x--2
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Atlanta, 81: New orleans. ~.
Chattanooga, al: Little Rock 2--2
Memphis, 13--4; Nashville. 3--2.
Birmingham at Mobile postponed.