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Evening star., 1954-12-22
THOS. J. OWEN q SON, Auctioneers,
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DWELLING BEING KNOWN AS
PREMISES NUMBER II91 FORTY
Sixth PLACE, SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of Q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. lO262.
Of the District Of Columbia. and
at the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees
win sell. at public auction u front
Of the premises, on WEDNESQAY
SScIock SEMsoecEk ff.R.. ffR issa tSs fohiioawins.de SE
scribed land and premises, situate
In the District Of Columbia, and
Designated a. and being Lot ia
made 81 Mercer Buiiding Corpora
Once S 81 tie Surveyor Srs for the Dis
trict Of Columbia In Liber 100 at
Terms: ,1saS SS Sold sub,ec. TO . prior deed
Of trust for APPROXIMATELY $l0,.
406.21 further particulars Of which
ths l purchase Ds anneupssa Dfice ssovs said trust
$500 required. conveyancina. re-
cordine, etc, at purchasers cost;
Adjustments made - Of date q
sale. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property n,ss
discretion Of the trustees.
C.. JIMMIE yACCARO. Jr..
d.fTsA.s5dL.as.sl.ss TsAs5dLa s. sMuck' .ss Trustees.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-29
: Antioch

Mr.. and Mrs S. r. Pressen have
as guest, Mrs Eta Powell Of
HopeMell. ana Mn. and Mrs Ross
Pres5ell ana children Of N "
YORK.
Miss Betty Anderson Of Pow
hatan, was q guests in the home
ol Mr. ana Mrs Clyde Foster sun
day
The members at Antioch were
delahted o know Rev. F. p. Look
VA returned to This Cumberland
charge for another year. He
preached Id a large congregation
Sunday morning A record break
ng attendance Of 81 at church
school wa aiso very encouraging
Everyone is cordially invited to
worship with It's. church school Is
held at 10 each Sunday except the
fourth Sunday Preaching is held
on the third Sunday morning at
Has al the fourth Sunday AT
1000
Mrs. ElVa JOrdOn. The Rev.
Charlie Flippen and Walter Flip
pen Of Washington visited their
sister. Mrs d S. Brown and FAM
lily several days last week
Mr and MIS-. Cecil McGauack
Of Boydton were also visitors in
THE same home during the week
end.
Miss DaIsie Jamison attended
church sunday morning Her
many friends were glad she was
aole to be out after having been
III for several weeks.
1T. Nancy Smith. Of Fort Lee,
spent a few days last week visit
ing her home here.
Nh and Mrs. w 3 McMullens
and sons OF Seat Pleasant, Md, are
spending their vacation with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Amos
The NJ r Y of Antioch were
entertained with a Weiner roast
Sunday evening by Mr. and Mrs.
n Harrington The program fol
lowed in charge Of Mrs, D c. Rid
die, counsellors. There was a splen-
did attendance
Mrs Dennis Levasseur and son,
Jerry. returned to their home
here after several weeks visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Williams
and family Of Hilton Village,
B b bie Williams accompanied
them back for a visit
Nh and Mrs. P 3 Trice, Jr.,
and daughter. Carole, OF Crewe,
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
J r Price, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs II f Coffey and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-29

Herman Cook has started
building his new house
Mr. and Mrs d r. Scrugqs
and Mrs Melvin Scruegs shop
ped in 7armvtlle Tuesday Of last
week.
Mr., and Mrs. Harvey Tharpe.
Gloria Scruggs and Winston
Tharpe visited relatives near
Keysville Sunday Winston re-
NAMED for a visit with his Sis
ter
George Louis CLARK, Of Rich
mond has been visiting his aunt
and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs Herman
Cook, and grandmother, Mrs.
Josie Cook.
Mr. and Mrs Sinclair Scrupes.
Of Rice, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Tharpe last Wednesday
night
Mrs. Alyerta Scrueqs ana Miss
Roberta Simpson, Of Rice, spent
few days recently with the Mel
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-29

Mr. and Mrs H. A. Saxton
spent Sunday in Richmond With
Mr. ana MRS. Byron Farmworth
and family
Mr. and Mrs A r. Cole left
Thursday to spend a few days
With friends in Ohio returning
on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs David Merritt
and children spent the week end
N Durham, N q, with Mrs. Mer-
ritt's parents Mr. ana Mrs G A
Beaver
Mrs d N Tomkinson returned
hame Saturday after spending
two weeks with her son and
daughter IN Norfolk
MISS Sue Wood Of Fort Bragg.
N c. Mrs B. c. Smith. and Bar
gie Smith and three girl friends.
Of Richmond. spent Sunday with
Mrs. Florence Wood
Mi and Mrs. Lyle shelton ana
children Of Woodstock spent sew
eral days last week with Mrs. r.
Diane spent Sunday June 13. in
Amherst visiting his mother and
grandmother.
MI, and Mrs D e Riddle had
as guests for the Week end Me
Kinley and Loman Motley, Of
Farmville.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-29

Guests Of r. and MIS- ~ 5
Wright, on Sunday. ,serr Mrs,
Harry knabe. OF Midlothian. and
Mr., and Mrs. Boiling Burton. o.
Richmond
Leave for Florida
Mr. and Mrs. Craig willis. Mrs.
j. T. Willis, and Mrs. J, A. de-
Kraft left Friday for Florida
where they will spend a week.
Mrs Rosa Townes Knight. Of
Boykins, is spending this week
with Mr.. and Mrs S. J. 1pwnes
Mr. and Mrs Hiram Holmes
and, Aubrey, spent the week END
with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
r f. williams. III Victoria.
Mr. and Mrs. r NJ Barksdale
had as their guest last week his
mother. Mrs. Pauline Barksdale.
Of Randolph. Va
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-29
Powhatan News

Mr. and Mrs. d F. Landers. of
Los Angeles, Calf and two sons,
Ricky and Bryant. were dinner
guests Of her uncle, A. y. Bell.
and Mrs Bell on Tuesday even
ing last The Landers are on a
months tour of the east. visiting
in Richmond the Virginia
Beaches. Washington. ID. C, Phil
adelphia. New York and other
places OF interest
Mrs. Nancy BoWles. Mrs. Jean
Lawson and Mrs. Mildred Webb.
visited their husbands III PEN
nsylvania during the week end
Their husbands are at Indian
town Gap. Penn for their sum
mer two-Week training with the
Virginia National Guards
w r. Parker, who has been
III the past week. is improving
MI. and Mrs Zack Newman at
tended the funeral Of her sister.
~ 8 D iStlst "a iifi4iN al WI III Aitlo
Vile last Thursday.
Clarke Worsham has returned
from a recent visit with his bro
Their and sister, n-law. Mr. and
Mrs, Nelson Worsham. in Hunt
ington, w va.
Mi and Mrs. Edward Harlan
and son and daughter of Fayat-
teville, N c visited his parents
Mr. and Mrs Max Harland, last
week.
The Misses Frances and Bar
bara Blankenship are spending
some time with their grandpar-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Chase Of Mid
lothian.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-29
Canneries Start In
Cumberland Today

Cumberland county cauncries
at John Randolph Hamilton ana
Cumberland schools Will open OH
Tuesday June % E.'H Vlsear
county supervisor announced ta.
day.
The tannerics WEI BE- open each
Tuesday and Friday from 2o
9. m. 70 $50 p ~ If no one ar-
rives a q cannery before noon M
canning days, the c1nrerv VIII
close for the remainder ~ tnc
day Nh VaSsar said
The supervisor said ample no.
tice will be given of amy chauee
IN schedules later In tho season
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-29
Amelia Home Agent
Describes COunty's
Farm, Home Projects
by MRS MARY WILLIAMS

Amelia county is proud to have
been SO we'll represented at the
All h ort course and all-star
conference which was heud at
V. p. I June 1926. The all-stars
attending the all-star conference
and All short course were Evelyn
Bowling Of MattoaX and Jimmy
Hammer. Of Mannboro Delegates
at the An short course We're Bet
nv Ann Blanton, Of Beperpond
Mary Elizabeth Anderson, OF Anne
lia Dorothy sexton Of MorYen
and Betty Wood. Of Jetersyille
Reports received from there club
memeber indicate that they have
had a most enjoyable and worth
While week
c. D Wheary. Housing Special
ISL worked In Amelia county on
June 1911 and 49, During this
time Mr. Wheary conducted
special all-day work meeting for
the Little Patrick Club Members
made farm signs.
Kemodeling Plans
Mr.. Wheary worked with Mr.
and Mrs Dan Hillsman and Nh.
and MIS-. Albert Hillsman. Of
Deatonvlle on plans for re-
modelling their home Mrs. Morris
Lawson, SCOTS Fork requested
Mir. Wheary's help In remodeling
her kitchen. This type Of work
that IS done ID the housing pro-
gram III which any interested
family may secure house plans or
eat help IN remodelIng tn cir
home Contact your farm agent
or home AGENT if you would Ike
To have this help
The premium list for the Wo-
men and junior departments for
the Amelia County fair IL ready.
Copies are being distributed
! through the home demonstration
ana All clubs and the extension
Office II you would like this copy
50 Chat you can make plans for
4 articles that YOU would ike to
axh!bits be sure To requests this
list.
Mrs Bryant. food for the
Mattoax Club. conducted an all
day project meeting III her home
on Wednesday, June % Other
leaders participating We're MIS-.
clifford Bowlin and Mrs. Phi
white Seven girls were present
for This project instruction
Al Camp Call
This is The last call for any
boy or eirl in Amelia county who
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-29

w Vaughan. leaving Friday To
visit William Vaughan and fam
lily III Newport News. va
Mrs, Charlie Farmer Wus host ]
ess TO the Amelia Garden CLUB
1t Col. and Mrs + H Iorenl.
Jr, and children. 81 Fort Braep
n. C., have been spending some
TIME With Mrs LorcnzS mother.
Mrs. A 3 Barden. and Nh Bar
den
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-29

Members Of the Amelia Dairy
Hero Improvement Association
will gather for a dinner meeting
Wednesday. june 30 at z IA. MI.
in the social rooms Of Trinity
Methodist Church at Amelia.
r q Connolly Extension dairy
man viii speak Oh dairy products
sales promotion. Mr. Connolly pre-
sentlg is on leave from his de
partment and is actively engaged
in The dairy product sales pro-
motion field
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-29
Amelia Community News, Socials

IN CreWe last week. Ire Worthy
Grand Matron made her Official
visit TO the chapter at that time
H A. jenkins spent several days
last week in Salisbury, N c.. visit
IL his sister, Miss Helen jenkins
Mrs. Cecil Duling, of Washing
ton, .. c., is visiting her sister
MIS- j c Trueheart
Visits in West Virginia
Mrs Billy Nichols has been
visiting her family in Huntington.
w va, while Mr. Nichols was at
Indiantown Gap. Pa. with the
National Guard
G Y Hundley returned home
Tuesday after visiting his daugh-
ter Mrs William MAYOR, IN Alex
andria.
Mrs w A. Mortimer and
daughter Nancy. are spending
this week at Virginia Beach with
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Moeller.
Miss Betty Barr left this week
for LongWood to attend summer
school
. H Ward, Of Hampton spent
the week end with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B Ward. His
wife and daughter. who have been
spending some time here, return
ed home with him
The Village Garden Club met
last Tuesday night with Mrs. H.
A Holmes. Mrs c. A. Holman was
the guest speaker and discussed
the cultivation Of roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Deekins
and sons. Of Petersburg. and
Arthur DICKENS Of Richmond were
guests Of Dr A. v K. DICKENS
for the week end
Mr. and Mrs. Charles BoykIns
and son, Vincent, of Arligton. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs w G. Grigg,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-15

Recent winner OF the annual
Frazer Athletic Award announced
at Farmville High graduation
where he received his diploma
Cumbey has fine chances to make
good as receiver, in the opinion
Of high school and college coaches
here. Few high school players are
III his class as a 'throWer" and
a as heads up field man.
Both are attributes Of good
catcher. Hitting, the other es-
sential must await the test in
Florida and beyond that, but
there won't be mans rockies try
ing out With.more determination
Nine FHS letters
Cumbey collected five additional
letters III athletic competition at
Farmville High. three III basket
bail and two in football.
Cumbey said he was advised by
some to further his education first
but after listening to all sides
and weighing his fondness for the
game, ne made up his mind in
favor OF making the plunge
Baseball men tell me that an
early start is a tremendous adj
vantage, he says.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-15
Guinea

Guests of The Smith family on
sunday May %, were Mr.. Smiths
mother brother and nephew. OF
T.ousIa Mr., and Mrs. Roy Smith,
Of Richmond
The Rev Edwin walker. of Lex
ineton, was a recent overnight
guest Of the Charles Womack
Jr., family, of Woodville",
Ernest Davis. Jr.. of Richmond,
and MIR. and Mrs, Billy McAbee.
Of Farmville We're week end
guests Of the Ernest Davis fam
lily Sunday Nfr .and Mrs Ernest
Davis, Mr. and Mrs McAbee Bur
nett Brown. Weldon Davis and
Sue Bernard visited relatives IN
Richmond
I Recent guests of the c. c.
Smith family we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Smiths niece and her husband.
Of Richmond
Mrs. c. c. Smith was a recent
quests of Mrs Gladys Towsey,
% Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Davis
and daughter Patricia CAL. Of
Jack on Heights, were guests al
"Hors du Monde" on Wednesday.
jane 8 The many friends Of Mrs
DaFls are delighted that she is
able to out again.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-15
Cumberland Junior
Legion Team Belts
Powhatan 50

Cumberlands' Junior Legion
baseball team caught fire in the
sixth inning OF their first game
for six big runs to scalp the Pow
sixth inning Of their first game
for six big runs to scalp the Pow
hatans Indians So
Russ Stout and Marshall Smith
allowed the Indians six hits in the
seven inning tilt with Smith get
ting the nod for the win Stacey
was the losing pitcher tor Pow
hatan
Jackie Harrington banged out
three hits as team mates Jack
OWenby and paul belted two
Total for Cumberland were. 8
each.
runs on - hits and l error. For
Powhatn, 2 runs on hits and 4
errors.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-15

men want their rookie candidates.
'hungry'-that IS, TO go all out.
one idea in mind. livihood from
baseball, lean and determined to
shoulder their way past the doz-
IS of candidates for every posi-
ton open. Butch bats 100 per
cent on every count, and he'll
carry the best wishes OF all who
know him into the sunshine that
beats down in the tough. no.
hola Shared land Of the Grape
fruit league.
Cun5bey gives Coach Gilmer the
credit for this development as an
athiete-and tells you SO gladly.
Which, coupled with the develop
ment Of o h Ell boys who are
breaking their way in higher up"
gives, III our opinion, the dub
lous honor Of the most over
looked coach" in District 3 to one
Robert c. Gilmer.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-15

from there on narrowing tie
margins to rs IN the fifth on
Casters double, John Hubbard's
double and Gerald Dmcan'S
homer They added two III the
sixth on hits by Rudy Johnston
and Reynolds and Tailed last
III the eight Oh BlIy Franklin's
homer to deep center
Coan Aeee. Powhatan county
minister at Clayville gave TIP u
hits while tolline for Genito He
vas relieved in tile last inning by
Gleason the Midlothian High ace
Who snuffed out Farmyille rally
to preserve the yis!torss marETfr~
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-15
Trents Mill

Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Ownhv.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Cwnby and
daughters Phyllis. spent last week
end in Tennessee visiting re-
latives
Mr. and Mrs G. F.. Ownhv are
IN st. Louis attending the Bap-
list Convention.
Mr. ad Mrs. Max Ownbv and
children spent the week end IN
Norfolk visitie Mr. annd Mrs.
Newell OWnby.
A crowd Of The children at
tended a picnic at Bear Creek
Lake the last day Of school.
Mr.. and Mrs M. s. Jones and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Springer, Mrs Walter Davidson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Nuckols and
MIR and Mrs. Mcmillan an d
daughter took their supper over
to Bear Greek Lake last Friday
to enjoy the open air.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Springer
and Mrs, Walter Davidson were
Saturday night guest in Jones
home. For amusement they play
ed rock
Jean and Dennis Shoemaker
spent the week end in the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neral
Mrs. Frank MoFall took them
home Sunday afternoon.
Dabney Barker is slowly i'm
proving in Southside Hospital.
John Barker spent a few days
at home attending to his fathers
crops. q
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-15
Cumbey Signs Baseball Agreement
With Cleveland: Goes To Florida

Lacy Cumbey- one Of the most
promising baseball players ever
developed at Farmville Hig h
School. has signed an agreement
with the Cleveland Indians and
wiIlF report next March to the
ORGANIZATIONS training camp at
Jacksonville Beach Fla.
The fiery backstop was signed
by Red Haslett, Cleveland Scout.
VINO studies Virginia prospective
baseball players during scouting
jannts from ms home 1t Suffolk
Va
Cumbey known as Butch" to
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-15

his many followers, is The son Of
Mr. and Mrs. l. T Cumbey, of
Ialmyille The GU, pound
catcher has earned baseball let
tiers at FIIS since his freshman
year under Coach Bob Gilmer,
Busy Player
Butch who would rather don
a mask and SIM guards than eat,
ratified hits Off Of District 3 high
school pitching this spring 1t a
i00-phIs average He VIII play
as much baseball and can be
squeezed in to "a hours in Tins
area this summer
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-15
cumberland Names
Delegates TO State

Robert Duncan, president of the
1854 So Cumberland High School
student body. viii be the schools
delegate to BOYS State in Blacks
burg this July.
The Auxiliary Of Legion Post
269 also announced that they are
sponsoring Miss Martha Foster to
Girls State and * the Farmville
Business and Professional Womens
Club is sponsoring Miss Nell. Cook.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-15
Green Bay

Mr.. ana Mrs c b Beck spent
last week end With Mir and Mrs
w n Pomeaoy IN Washington
Green Bay Elementary school
closed it's 1858 and 1854 session
saturday June the fourth The
proeram was dedicated on FrI-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-15
SideIine Views
BY JOHN STICK

OPERATING IN RED figures
rs the Farmville town baseball
team has done in its first three
games is cause for serious con-
Germ to - those who hope with
fingers crossed that baseball can
be continued here and 90 the
Recreation Association " h c h
helps with OUTLAWS for equipment
and operating expenses like guar
antees and lights
The Recreation Association
needing funds elsewhere for its
supervised program for younger
people working toward new
field some day, can't afford to
underwrite a losing proposition
without a public mandate or adj
ditional funds
The plan under which the AS
sociation helps. is to meet the
teams obligations when bills
come in for equipment lights.
ETC., then to get this back by way
OF safe receipts But in three
games not enough has come back,
the Association reports.
There IS. Of course. the chance
that as the season goes on the
gates take viii improve If it does
MT there is every possibility
that the team will be with out
financial backing next year and
little likihood that the players
would veture themselves into a
financial headache That means
no baseball.
Our hope all along has been
that the Longwood avenue field
be put in playing condition, and
then for the FarmVille team to
seek a place in one Of the leagues
in this area That would require
private organization, Sunday
daylight baseball and some good
promotion, That effort is dupli-
Gated year after year by sur
rounding communities much
smaller than Farmville-su success
fully. without il the baseball
situation looks dim right now.
HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE start
here Friday night was a gem-a
close game going As in Farm
ville'S favor over CreWe. II was
we'll played and the summer
league high school squads went
,nto the last inning with the
score knotted Ball
AT that iuncture Bob Golubic,
who does a fine Job of coaching
at Crewe, faced one of those
baseball moments that are the
heart of baseball 1t was Farm
yille's last bat and Johnny Cum
hey. the catcher. laced out
triple TO open the inning Golubic
gambled and ordered the next
two Farmville batters walked to
load the base on the strategy
of setting up the situation for a
force play any base.
The strategy back-fired when
Gerald Duncan blasted his third
hit down the first base line to
score Cumbey with the winning
tally That hit, incidentally, gave
Duncan his fourth RPI for the
night-a complete monopoly in this
on two early doubles
and the last inning base knock.
ANOTHER F'HS ATHLETE re-
cognized to give Coach Bob Gil
mer more reason to be proud.
Lacy Cunbey's signing with the
Cleveland Indians organization is
a disclosure which will be receiv-
ed happily by the many fans who
have watched Butch" through
the years The chance to make
his way is baseball is probably
the one chance in life he holds
dearest Just now.
When he reports to the Indians
Jacksonville Beach Fla. rookie
camp next March, Butch will be
10 and eager. There is a saying
in diamond talk that baseball
Evening star., 1954-07-02
Mrs. Ostrow Wins WDGA Cup
To Break ink for Woodmont

Woodmont Country Club has
been one of the most active and
loyal members Of the Women's
District Golf Association, but
there had been q jinx over Its
members in the WDGA cup
tournaments-until yesterday.
Mrs. Burton Ostrow, an 18-
handicap Woodmont player,
captured the Elizabeth Harris
Glass c Cup at Belle Haven with
a round of SO, minus her handi-
cap for a net II.
Mrs. Ralph Goldsmith, the
WDGA president. said when she
made the presentation, it was
the first time in her memory
that a Woodmont player won a
cup, and a hasty check Of the
records did not produce another.
Mrs. Henry Goodman tied for
The Star Cup several years ago
but lost the playoff. and Mrs.
Theodore Peyser won the Presi-
dents Plate. but the latter is for
officers only.
Mrs. Ostrow, who spends most
OF the summer at Severna Park.
Md, near Annapolis, plays in
only q few Of the tournaments.
Evening star., 1954-07-02
BY the Assoeiuied Pfess

INDIANAPOLIS, July 1.-The
Indianapolis Indians defeated
the Cincinnati Redlegs, 5-4. last
night in an exhibition game.
It preceded indianapolis regular
game with Louisville.
Only two Indianapolis runs
were earned as the Redlegs
committed four errors.
Cincinnati -102 600 010---4 3
Indianapolis O31 001 00x---5 10
Perkowski, Collum (8l, Savransky 90
and Seminick, Landrith (6); Harsh
barger, Kelly (6) and Foiles. winner
Harshbarger.s Loser-Perk0wski.
Home runs-Cincinnati, Bell. Harmon.
Evening star., 1954-07-02
Minor Leagues
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

. '
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Portland, 4-10; Hollywood. 3-6 (nrst
San Francisco, 5; Sacramento. 4.
San Diego, 8; Los Angeles. 4.
Oakland at Seattle. postponed.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Buffalo. 81; Montreal. 20.
TssaHa; Tolonto, IL ~: SycsSsnosd KicSmond. 81 Sc.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Charleston, 3; Minneapolis. /.
Kansas City. 4; Toledo 8.
st. Paul. 3; Columbus, L.:
indianapo5lfi; 4fxSs &; LHasuRe' LeaaissyujIIe' 3.
Houston. s: Shreveport, . lis inningsl
Fort Worth. 81; oklahoma City. I-6.
Beaumont. 22: San Antonio, !.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Chattanooga. 4-5; Little Rock. "a.
New Orleans. Is: Nashville 3.
' EASTERN LEAGUE.
Albany, 3-12; Reading, O-4.
Willianisport. 8; Schenectady, 3.
Binghamton z: Allentown 8.
Wilkes-Barre. 5: Elmira, 2.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, 4; Sioux City. g..
Lins,.a LLsnSs9in 9; pss M9ines Is Z;
Denseat nssSeautraH Il zTnaA;ric aqfDasSA; 4 IEAGUE.
Montgomery. g; Columbia, Q.
Jacksonville, Ii; Macon, o.
charl0tisii PiESM6ST 81 SSSlpn1ss; hEscnK. g.
Norfolk, 5-3: York. 2-2.
Portsmouth. O.; Hazerstown. T..
Newport News g; Lynchhurg. O.
Lancaster. 8: CH-PetersburR, 2.