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Baseball

Continued From Page A-12.)
across the river, and Leo has
notions Of using Ruben Gomez
tonight. with Maglie waiting for
tornorrow's sunshine. Carl Err
skine definitely will go for the
Dodgers tonight.
The clubs should be rested.
Both had the day of yesterday.
Milwaukee took advantage of
their idleness and moved within
612 games Of the top and within
three games of Brooklyn by
beating st. Louis, 81. Cincin-
natl whipped Chicago, 8-6, in
the only other National League
game.
Yanks 11-2 Against AS.
After a rocky road trip the
Yankees have won four games
at home against the cellar
dwelling AS and stand 11-2
for the season against them.
Philadelphia made the Yanks
work for the first game, coming
from behind twice to tie before
Mickey Mantle decided matters
in the eighth with his 25th home
run. Irv Noren also homered
and hit triple.
-Four runs in the first inning,
including a lead-off homer by
Hank Bauer. sewed up the night
cap i'm a hurry. Another homer
was contributed by Jerry Cole
man.
The Indians pounded three
Detroit pitchers for 13 hits, in
GLIDING AL Rosen's three run
homer. his first into the seats
this month. Rosen, deep in a
slump, has hit safely only three
times in his last A at bats. Bob
Lemon coasted to his 10th vic
tory.
SPAIN in Top Form.
Lefty Warren SPAIN, who has
had trouble winning this season,
was in top form for the Braves
against the Cardinals. He threw
a six-hitter, struck out seven
and walked nobody. In winning
their sixth straight and their
18th in their last 19 outings, the
Braves punched all of their runs
in the fourth inning on an error,
two singles, a double by Andy
Pafko and a long foul fly. The
loss was the fifth in a row for
st. Louis.
Cincinnati moved within 2h
games Of the first division with
its second straight power victory
over the Cubs. The Redlegs ran
their home run total to eight in
two days with blasts by Ted
Kluszewski, Jim Greengrass and
Wally Post. A triple by Kluszew-
ski drove in the winning runs.
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Major Leaders
BY the Assoeioied Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

L..
Batting-Noren, New York. .34s: Minoso.
Chieago, .326; Fox, Chicago, .3o3;
A AVLs Cleveland, .315: Mantle, New
Runs.Mantie. New York. 90; Minoso.
Mashinston, 81: Ayila, Cleveland. IS.
Runs Mind satte ss,r inmDoby clsveIand So;
S.; Jensen. Boston. 81; Mantle. New
Hi ts.o chicasO, l4e: Mlneso; Chi
Wsshinston. lss; Berra. New New 1Ya YORK,
Don nIe WASHINGTON, %: Mi
%; Jensen. Boston; Kaenn ss petroit,
and Berra. New York, "a
Triples-Runnels, Washington, 10; YER
easo, IL, futile. Detroit. and Mantle,
Home E:v rq 9s-S Sgsy'slsnd, ss: Mantle.
S aeS b Washinston, Fl; Rosen. cleve-
stolen lsI. bss,s,s;s s.Jensen Boston. Il; RI
u: Busby. Washington. 10: Fox and
Michaels. Chicaeo, 8.
pitcshhie csso s sssssp Ses7
$50: Trucks, chicaso. ls-s. rs;
s,f Rsssnoss EsM g,. York lG,S 7ss
land, los; Pierce. chieaso, sn Zoo; ot oss.
Ga Cleveland. and HOeft. Detroit, %.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
st. Louis, $40; Mueller. New York.
ABS; Moon, st, Louis. .3c9; Schoen-
Runs-5lMusial st; Louis. o.; snidsr.
M 81 ioul New IS. York and sehosndienss,
Runs batted in----Musial. st. Louis. 1o4:
snider. Brooklyn. "a; Hodges. Brook.
lyn. 90; kluszewski. Cincinnati IS;
Jablonski st. Louis, 81.
Hits-Moon and Schoendienst. st. Louis.
lo5; Mueller. New York, $50; Snider.
BROOKLYN, I49; Musial. St Louis. I48.
poubleS.Kiner.. Chicago 81: snider.
Pittsburgh and schoendienst, st.
Ttiples-Hamner, Philadelphia. 10:
schoendienst st. Louis, s: Ashburn.
:, Phiiadelphia and Musial, ST. Louis. y.
Home runS--Mays New York. az: Sauer
Chieago: Kluszewski Cincinnati and
Mathews, Milwaukee. 30; Musial, ST.
Stolen basesr--Bruton. Milwaukee. IS:
Fondy, Chicago. IL; Temple, Cincin-
natl 10; Moon. st. Louis, 10:
Mathews, Milwaukee: Ashhurn, Phils.
delphia and Jahlonski st. Louis, s.
PITCHING - Eight decisionsb - Wilson.
YM WY Ss SO 600: Antonslli: New
1906 Loss SCI hro aseSiaes' ana sTo DsSl.
st sikeostts-Ri 10. Roberts avo philadelphi., 1ss.
1Q3: Anfonelli New YORK. iSli.
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Bunso Leaves Sunday
For japanese Clinics

Joe Bunsa, athletic director of
the National Training School for
Boys and member of the Dis
trict Boxing Commission, will
leave by plane Sunday for Tokyo
and Yokohoma where he will act
as an instructor for boxing
clinics to be conducted by the
United States Armed Forces.
Bunsa will be accompanied by
the boxing coaches of Penn
State and Syracuse Universities
and will be in Japan for about
five weeks.
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Minor Leagues
BY the Associated Press

by me ASSoctofeo FrosS
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Oakland. 5-..; Seattle. 10.
San Diego. 8; Hollywood, 8.
soffament "a e E ss A r1aIieiscS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Buffalo. o; Rochester, g
RR ;cpmand TO- I. Montreal 6.,tEs 5,
-0'0 a%IlERIc ci Sy Assoe1A 2T
charleston. 8; kansas City. o.
Columbus, 8; Indianapolis, 5.
Louisville T AZ; Mi hEsa2'N IA.
Oklahoma City. Z; Beaumont. 8.
Fort Worth, q; San. Antonio. l.
shres s6T}THiE le; T hsslsssa;cSS.;r,os
Nashville, "a: New Orleans, ST..
Atlanta. 81; Memphis. 1-6.
Chattanooga; z; Mobile; r.
Wilkes-Barre. l-3: Albany. 0-2.
Williamsport, 8; Binghamton. 2.
Reading, 3; ,Elmira, /.
Schenectady; "A: Allentown. lie.
Dsnyer. 3, 3-14; Lincoln. II.
Wichita. 1; Omaha, o.
Dies Moines at Colorado SPRINGS. post
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Savannah. g; Augusta. 2.
Macon, 81. Jacksonville o..
ningsp.
Columbus. Is: Charlotte. j.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Lancaster, g : ch-Petersbura, 4,
Newport News. B; Lynchburn, 2.
York. 4. Norfolk, 3.
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Boys Baseball
WALTER JOHNSON LEAGUE.

WALTER JOHNSON LEAGUE.
Major Playoffs.
Optimist Club. 10; BPO Elks, 10.
Banneker. 16: Kelly Miller, 8.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY MIDGET
PLAYOFFS.
Potter's. z; Moose Midgets, s,
. John Lyon, 4: Mechnick-DeMaio, o.
BOYS CLUB OF WASHINGTON.
Junior Tournament At Baltimore
Silver Spring BIC, 8; Martin Branch, 2.
Allentown pa. 10; GEORGETOWN
Lions. g
Northeast Kiwanis. Is; shadyside
tPitt). 3
Senior League.
Fort Dupont. 8; SITS. Constantine and
ARLiSGToN LITTLE MAJOR LEAGUE.
fOptimist Club, A; Arlington Motors, 3.
Loans. Inc. B; McQuinn's, 3.
ARLINGTON JUNIOR MAJOR LEAGUE.
WARL, 3; oConnor's, Q.
Lee way Ranee. 10; Pepsi-Cola, 8.
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Senators, 30; Red Sox, SIS
FIRST GAME.
WASHINGTON.
BosFoN.
Totals 100000 "a S 8 81 10
Singled for Brown in eth.
Flied ont for Hudson In 9th

ISlnRIed Tor Brown IN tn.
2Flied out for Hudson in 9th.
MaSninston dod o25 000-g
Runs batted in--sievers tal. Vernon
"a, Runnels. Terwillieer Yost t2l.
Goodman. White. Mele, Jensen (s). Two-
Gerald. Home run--jensen. stolen bases
vernon, Terwilltser. Saerifices-Stobbs,
YoSt Sacrifice dy--Sievers. Double
non Left on decentralization, g.;
Boston B. Bases on halls--Off Stobbs,
3: on Nixon. 3; on Hudson. q Struck
Brown. O. Hits-OH Nixon. In 81
innings: on Brown, 8 in Ias innings:
on Hudson. In 2 innings. Runs and
earned Tuns--on Stohbs. 5-S: OF Nixon.
&-os on Brown. 1-0; on Hudson 90
Passed oali-W White. Winning pitcher
Stoees 1T-Tl LOSING pitcher Nixon
kslhl. Umpirss - Hurley. Umont,
rieve. Time--2:S0.
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SECOND GAME.
WASHINGTON.
81 Q
Totals 42 20 3 s

1Gropnded out for Odds in sth.

11rOuhded out Tor ODDS IN 9Th.
WASHINGTON ---- 600 600 00O-O
Boston ~ OOO Il4O los
Runs batted in--Mele. Jensen ,2p,
Owen ca. Two-base hits--Lepcio. Jen-
sen. Goodman. Sacrifices Odds. Good
man. saerifice fiies-owen t2,. Dou-
bic play sullivan to owen to Agganis.
Left ~ Observation-Disclosures. 4; Boston,
10. Bases on balis-on McDermott. 4;
on sullivan. l.. Struck out--By McDer-
mott. 4, BY Kertaaakos. Q. By Sullivan,
B. Hits-On MeDermott, s In In
nfngs: OF Kefiazakos. O in 1 inning.
Runs and earned runs-Off McDerinott,
b-6. OF Keriazakos 90; OF Suiiivan
9-o Winning pitcher-Suiliyan fQ-l0f.
Grieve. Hurley. 1lne
s--2.00. Attendance--1.7S3. "a
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Drobny Beuts Tony Vincent

VIAREGGIA. Italy, Aug. Is
Jaroslav Drobny, the VIM
bledon champion. yesterday de-
feated Tony Vincent Of New
York, 81, 64, in the quarter
finals Of q tennis tournament.
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Tough on Tough Guy

CHICAGO. P).-Movie Actor
Jack Palance, known for his gun
man roles, fired a, few words at
police at a quarry where swim
ming is prohibited-and got a
ticket.
Cook County Sheriff's deputies
Ed Pendry and Harry Frese said
they found Mr.. Palance and
four beautiful" young women
on the banks of a quarry south
east Of Chicago. Mr.. Palance is
appearing at a summer theater
in suburban Hinsdale.
The policemen said they ex-
planned to Mr.. Palance the
quarry was q forbidden area be-
cause of numerous drownings.
He shot back somewhat gruffly:
How long will it take you to
write out a ticket?" The deputies
gave Mfr. Palance a ticket for
illegal parking.
The policemen said they
usually merely warn trespassers.
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Has 9 Degrees at 81

ANN ARBOR, Mich. OFF
the letters in his academic de-
grees all were different. DR..
Sabih Djazzar would have enough
to make an alphabet. And he's
only 81 years old.
DR.. DjazZar, Of Damascus,
holds nine accredited degrees.
He is working on his 10th.
Now the learned Syrian is
working on part Of his master
of science in hospital admins
tration at the University Of
Michigan. He plans to get the
degree from Northwestern Uni
versity next year.
Then more degrees? No, he
wants to return to Syria and
become administrator of the 500
bed National Hospital of -Da-
maScuS.
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Columbia U. Exhibit
To Be Displayed Here

A panel exhibit on Mans
Right to knowledge and the
Free Use Thereof" sponsored by
the Columbia University Alumni
Regional Committee for WASH
ington and Virginia, will be on
display for two weeks beginning
tomorrow at the Agriculture
Department.
The exhibit is designed to u
lustrate the theme Of Columbia
University's bicentennial ami
versary, which is being celebrated
this year. Some Is panels are
in the exhibit.
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Gets Cur-und Arrest

GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP).-
This car was parked too far
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''get it,"
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car into the parked vehicle
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One Of Those.
Days Lands
Bandit in Jail
Fife in the u. S.
By the Associof0d PFess
-~---Av~rr

FEAST PROVIDENCE, r. I.
June IL. - A would-be holdup
man had zone of those days"
and swiftly landed in jail.
He entered a hardware store
yesterday and pointed a gun at
the proprietor who snatched the
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Worse still, a customer recog-
rdzed the man.
Then police found the getaway
car at the curb was out of gas.
Police said Joseph RepoSa, IS.
of East Providence, will be
charged with attempted robbery.
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Lodies' Summer Hats
straws. linens, etc. Whites and pastels.
9TH ST. only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Chicago Livestock

saiabie hogs 5000: general trade slow
and very uneven; butchers steady to
so lower than Wednesdays average;
mainly 25 or more of; but choice
light weights 50-1.00 lower than early
Wednesday; top lowest since Dec. 9:
s SOW Iargsiy 25-59 - Lower; choice $50
s egd loads choiee No al and sr0un ID
2O.25-21.75; 28O-3Oo ID 19.50-20.25;
choice 33O-400 ID sows 15.75-1S.25;
choice lighter weights 1S.50-19.25; 40
800 ID 13.50-1600.
Salable cattle 2,5O0;. calves 500:
steers and heifers slow; steady to weak;
cows and bulls steady. to- % lower;
vealers opened weak to LOO lower;
later trade 1.00-2.00 of; two loads
high prime 1880 ID Colorado steers
$3.50: good and choice steers 1850
$3.50; load utility 1000 10 dairy type
1925; utility and commercial COWS
11.75-14 80; Gamers and cutters 1000
1l.75; few light Gamers down to $50;
I3.75-15.5O; light Gamer bulls down
to HOO; good heavy fat bulls 1900
1880; few choice and prime vealers
early 21.O0-2200 but later top 1000;
culls down to 500; Stockers and feeders
slow; weak to 90 lower; load choice
SalabIe sheep 300; slaughter lambs
steady; sheep steady to weak; good 10
prime mainly good and choice native
to low good grades 15.OO-22 90; old
crop lambs absent Gull to choice slsugh-
ter eve salable 450-6.50 with most
mixed and heavy sheep around 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Traffic School Gets
Protection Machine

The District traffic safety
school, which tries to steer
Grant m otorists onto the
straight and narrow. yesterday
was given . $500 projection
machine to help its educational
campaign.
The. donor was the Washing
ton afiliate of the American
Trucking Association.
In luncheon ceremonies in the
Mayhower Hotel, Grant B. Grit
fiths, chairman Of the safety
committee of the local. made
the presentation to the schools
chief instructor, Metropolitan
Police sergt. Aubrey s. Yowaiski.
Mr.. Grifdths described the
school course as o tremendous
success. even though it is o
"shoestring operation.
Sergt. Yowaiski respon d d
with a pep-talk against fool
hardness on the highways.
TITS the attitude of the Amer
lean driver, he said. And it's
way below snuff.
eff drivers would observe the
rules Of common sense and
courtesy. you could throw the
traffic regulations into the Poto.
mac River.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Security Storage Co.
Votes 75-Cent Extra

Directors of Security Storage
Co. today declared a regular
quarterly dividend of $1.25 q
share and an extra dividend OF
Is cents a share. President c. A.
ASpinwall announced.
The extra compares with one
of so cents a share a year ago
and reflects substantial improve
ment in earnings from a year
ago, he said. Both dividends will
be payable July 10 to holders
of record July 5.
"ThiS is a very busy time OF
year for us, but it is much buster
than usual" Mr.. Aspinwall de-
clared. "All lines show big gains
from a year ago, including stor-
age, long distance, overseas
business, packing and rug clean
ing"
The company has added an
other long-distance van, to its
service to the Pacific Coast,
bringing the total to three. De-
mand for the company's over
seas Steel-lift vans is at new
peaks.