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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-06
McKeIdin Protests
Plan 10 Drain Mines
Into Chesapeake Ba,
By shs Assoeiossd Press

ANNAPOLIS. Md, March g.
Gov. McKeldin told Secretary Of
Interior Mckay by wire yesterA
day that Maryland officials think
a plan to dump Pennsylvania
mine water into Chesapeake
Bay is "fraught with danger"
The message was sent to
Washington after meeting Of
the Governor and II representa-
tives Of State departments and
agencies involved in health,
natural ( resources. conservation
and recreation.
The group decided to mark
time on fighting the move until
further information is available.
The telegram to Mckay asked
for a meeting between the Sec
rotary and the committee, in
Guiding the Governor, and urged
no further action on the plan
in the meantime.
TuMnel Proposed.
The Federal Government pro-
posed Monday that a tunnel
from Scranton. Pa, to just be-
low Conowingo dam be built to
drain water of the anthracite
mine fields.
About $4,000 gallons of water
a minute would be pumped into
the bay under the plan. The an
nouncement brought immediate
protests from both houses of
the many land legislatures.
DR.. r. v. Truitt, director Of the
Department of Research and Edu-
cation, said the water would
harm Maryland's oyster beds by
diluting the salt water needed
for their growth.
Fear for Marine Life.
Ernest Vaughn, director of the
Game and Inland Fish Depart
ment. said the 137-mile tunnel
would dump the water into Mary
lands favorite fishing, hunting
and recreation area and would
coat the bottom Of the fishing
grounds with iron deposits and
kill marine life.
Others at yesterdays meeting
were:
Arthur H. Brice. chairman.
and Fred P. Close and John
Tawes of the Tidewater Fisheries
Commission: DR.. j. T. Singewald.
director of the geology, mines and
water resources: DR.. Robert H.
Riley, director, and Robert NJ.
Brown. Department of Health;
Paul Mckee. director of the
Water Pollution Control Commits
sion: DR.. Ronald Pritchard,
Chesapeake Bay Institute, and
Frank j. Powers, Bureau Of
Mines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-06
Births Reported
tFrom D. c. Bureau Of vital satistics.

BOYS.
9; Charles and Barbara Bennett.
Charles and Julia Deacon.
Milton and Esther Edison.
William and Lcls, Kiin.dinst.
Zvenund and Edvthe Lerchert.
Ellis and Norma Macleod
John and Margaret Nphn.
James and Betty cnherts. ir.
IRA ard Mar TAYLOR.
Harold ard Evnlyn Brown
uarrv End hndrev Drnklebergef
rIsrrv and Wilma Evars,
David and Virginia rTin
Pobert and PHYLLIS Kasnett
Che res and Narpvn Lewis
Rcrtrand and Mariori" Moffett.
Vito snd Lillian passemante
Clarence end ida SEYMOUR
william and Bertha Taylor.
Meredith snd lillian Anthony.
Alfred and Marjorie Bell
| John and Matte Dixon
william and Florenee HUGHES.
Clarence and Thelma letter.
James and Anne Nelson.
James and Jean Roy.
John and Juanita Speaks.
5esep s s sne H aae ssma sss0T a.
Clarence and Matte Thrower.
Thomas and Theresa walls
Lester lester and tGwendolyn Young
willie and Ethel Cole
Henry and Mary Cans
Samuel and Elizabeth Howard
william end Francenis Mepufne.
John and Daisy sou'herlsnd.
Raw 1 ana Ar pnro ~Sy'G simp smi'n'
Iou1 and Mildred Thnmpson.
Booker End Pearl wider.
William and Ruth Young.
GIRLS.
Martin and Nancy Cook.
John and Patricia Hubbard
James and Edna Kelley.
Jack and Martha Neese.
E"erett and Barbara owens.
Robert and Sue Olmert
Robert and Dorothy Parkinson.
Lowell and Betty Prater
Miles and Elsie Robinson.
Woif and Katharine Schultz.
Clarence and Joanna Stewart
Bernard and Irene Yockelson.
William and Anna Barnes.
BENJAMIN and LaVerne Freeman.
Richard and Dorothy Foster.
James and Ersaline Hops.
Kenneth and Dorothy Johnson.
Albert and Lillian johnson.
| James and Doris King
Alfonso and Martha Lane.
James and Eta Mitchell;
Marshford and Hattie Phillips.
John and Laura Parham.
;,,i,,. and Ruby Psden
Frank and Mary Winchester.
Carl and Edith Webster.
John and Jessie Mae Wilson.
TWINS.
William and Bertha Koschny. Girls.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-06
Deaths Reported
CFrom D. C. Bureau Of Vital stl

From D. c. Bureau Of vital Statistics
Margaret W. Bilsboroueh, ~. 1925 18th
Charles L. Msrlatt. 90, 1891 18th st.
Josephine B. Haynes, so, 1901 eth ST.
joseph p. Locke. IS. asos CARRIED st.
Maude Z. Anderson. IS. 10 .45th st. ne.
Harry W. Lucas. IS. 237 / 5th st Sc.
Lillias D. Gillet, ~, Newport News. Va
WILDER B. Wild. %. Soldiers Home
Sue z. Downs. ~ 4535 46th 81. NV.
Wilfred +. Young, 80. 1858 3Brd st.
Joseph W Henson. 6s. 457 Eve ST. sw
Roy ?. Bu!diek; 81, I.ttle Rock, Ark:
Margaret L. Splitter, so. 4545 Connec-
ticut ave, NV.
Clarence W sprouse. 46. Seat Pleasant,
Chester E Stewart. 80. 174i 2sth st. sc.
Billy B. Combs. %. 332s 10Th st. NV.
Nancy j. Gaskins. 10, 29o5 o st. Sc
Margaret r Swift 4. Riverdale. Nd.
William E. johnson. rs. 2sl2 Georsia
Mary Belle Lee. ~, 4ea7 Dix st. ne.
Hettie BURNETT. 81, 1919 Y st NV,
Raymond w. .Iarboe. SIS. 5I1 9th st.
Hortense D. Burroughs. AZ. Rock Point.
James Driscoll 4s. 40 G st. sw.
Richard Liehtfoot AZ. ls2s 9th st. NV.
Robert D. wallace. infant. Mclean, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-06

issues with Brig. Gen. Louis
w. Prentiss.
1900, WRC-Theater Royal: Sir
Laurence Olivier stars in Bret
Harris THE Outcasts of Po-
ker Flat"
500, WWDC, WASH-Twenty
Questions: Columnist Harry
Herschfield is guest panelist.
$3.50. WCFM-Listener Commit
tee for Better Radio: Michael
Redgrave and Harry Andrews
star in Shakespeare's Rich
ard H."
1890, WASH-Chicago Theater
OF the Air: Nancy Carr and
David Atkinson sing the lead
ing roles in Friml's Rose
Marie"
1880, WTOP, WRC-Adlai Stew
enson: An address to South
ern Democratic leaders in
Miami Beach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-06

the variety show, starring Sid
Caesar and Imogene Coca.
1880, WTOP (9) - Medallion
Theater: After serving a 30
year sentence for a crime he
did not commit, q man
emerges from prison to be
confronted by the woman
who was responsible for his
conviction in Sinners"
1900, WTTG 81 Colonel
Humphrey. Flack: The Colo
mel solves diamond theft in
THE Latin Major"
Radio Today.
500, WTOP-Philadelphia Or
chestra: Eugene Ormandy
conducts music of Ravel and
Bartok.
1900, WWDC-Report to the
People: Jerry O'Leary, jr. Of
The Star and Mike Monroney
Of the Post discuss District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-06
HiehIiehts
THE sERRYs
TeIevision Today.

= 1900, WTOP (0)-Red Shelton
Show: Dancer Sheree North
visits.
1880, WMAL (D-Leave It to
b the Girls: Vernon Duke Of
April in Paris, is guest.
500. WTOP (9)-Jackie Glea-
>. son Show: Art Carney pinch
- hits for his boss.
500. WNBW t4)-Spike Jones:
r Spike Jones and his troupe
with guest stars.
$500, WMAL (7) -Saturda y
Night Fights: Rocky castillo
-, meets Joey Klein in a 10
round welterweight bout.
$780, WNBW (4)-Your Show
Of Shows: Actor Zachary
Scott y guest-star host on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12
Near Record 1000 Meters
Ends Tour for Landy
BY ihs A,,oeiafad Rra,,

HELSINKI, July 12.-John
Landy Of Australia. holder of
the world record for the mile,
won q 1.O00-meter race yester-
day in the small town Of Laitila
near Turku in 1900 minutes
only half second Of the world
record held by Audun Boysen of
Norway.
Velisa Mugosa Of Yugoslavia
was second In 2:24.3.
The race marked the last per-
Torrance of Landy'S Scandi-
navian try, q six-Week tour
which saw him break the mile
and 1,500-meter world records
at Turku, Finland.
Originally Landy, was sched-
uled to end his tour In Gavle,
Sweden, July Is, but before his
race yesterday it was decided
he would leave by air Monday
for Vancouver. B. c., for the
All-Empire Games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12
squires Beat Harrisburg For Winning Polo Record

Washington SQuires polo team
had : favorable balance for the
season in the won-and- lost col
urnn today after coming from
behind to whip Harrisburg. Pa.
rs. for their fourth victory in
seven matches.
Don Bradley led the SQuires'
counterattack that overcame
the visitors early 20 lead. Play.
ing despite 4 damaged mallet
hand, in which he broke 4 small
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12

bone last week. Bradley slammed
IN i've goals for one Of the sea-
sons top performances. Frank
Wilson and Porter king COM
pleted the home teams scoring.
Harrisburg got on to a good
start before an estimated 1000
fans at the Olney. Md. field on
goals by Gil Miller in each Or
the first two chukkers. Brooke
Gallon tailed the visitors last
goal late in the match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12

Runs--Kazanski, Ashburn. BURGESS,
Ean!s. Torgescn la,. Commend, Reese.
amelia. Cox. Runs batted In Hodeess
Command a.. Gnliain. Two-hase hits
Gampanella, Erskine, 0nider, Cox Gil
liam. Three-base hit--Reese. Home
Command. Double plays-Torgeson ia,
g Hodges; Left on bases--P delphia,
Dickson. 5: on Konstanfy. i: On Erskine,
4. Struck out--By Dickson. q: 81 Kon.
HiIass.so b 81 inEssin 3 y ,h Masnss u
In inning; Oh ErskIne. s Ii In
and earned on Dickson. 0-0: On
constants, 2-2; on Miller, 90: on Frs
k k,ns; II; on hushss, 90. Wild pitch
ming pitcher Erskine i1O-8C Losing
pitcher Kcnstanty (2-S5. Time g :3G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12

Runs - BrutOn, MetkOvachs 1alk0.
zewski. Post, eayransky. Adams, ETroE-
Fowler. Runs batted in--Aarcn Cd.
kiasss~shi IS, Tsmpis TSo-bass Be- hts
Three-hase hit--AarOn. Home runs
Pafko, Metkovich. Bell, KluszeWBki.
Stolen Mcmillan. eacriflce--Bru
ton, Secriflce My-Bell. Double play.
O'Connel to Metkovieh to Logan. Left
Bases on bellson Fowler. 4: on saw
ransky, i: on Conley. 8, struck out
lum. /; By conley. 2: by crone. /. hts
on Fowler, 3 In ia INNINGS: on Saw
rTansky. / y ~ inninss: e Collum. 3
on Croue. in l inning: on Judson, q
Ia innings, Runs and earned runs
Collum, III: on Coniey. go; on Crone.
90; OF Judson, 90. Wild pitch Com
ley, Winning pitcher-C oIlum l5-1l.
Losing pitcher--Conley (7-4). Time
2:&Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12
Midget Title to Thomson

WILLIAMS GROVE, Pa. July
IL R.Johnny Thomson Of
Springfield, Mass, today won
the 1O0-lap national champions
ship midget auto race on the
half-mile williams Grove Speed
way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12
CordinoIs. 4; Cubs, 3
Totals SO 12 2410 Totals S1s27 8
/ pnnnah niik fnr Hnrker IL aAh

Totals 3S 12 "a 10 Totals S1S27 8
Popped out for Hacker in 7th.
Chicago -- Io2 600 O0O--3
st. Louis - 012 0OI O0x---A
Runs-Talbot. jackson, Kiner. Schoen-
dienst. Musial CD. cunntngham. Error
Cunningham. Runs batted tn-Bilko,
kiner. Cooper, Sarni. Jahlonski CD,
Home run--Cunningham. Sacrifice
Sauef. Double play-Hacker to Cooper
st. Louis, 8, Bases on haIls--on Pollet,
j; on Hacker, 2; on Staley, l: on Law
renee, l.. Struck out--By Pollet. I: By
Hacker, 2: BY Staley, I /: BY Lawrence. 9.
Hits-0n Pollet. 2 in / inning uaced
. batters in 2nd): on Hacker IN 5
innings;. on Davis. in g inninss: Oh
staley, 10 In 5 innings: on Lawrence. 3
in innings. Runs and earned runs
On Toilet, Ill; on Hacker, 80: on
psyis. o., 90 on StSley. 3ss: 81 Lawrence,
sonl. Wild pitch Staley. winning
piteher--LaWrence f3-2l. Losing pitch
er--Haeker t3-9l. Ttme--2.29. At
tendance--I3.443.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12
Giunts, IS Bucs, rs
Totals 80 ii "a 10 Totals 80 Ise7 IL
Grounded out Tor Law ii ard.
Tanned for Thies in 7th.
Safe on error Tor Lapalmo In eth.
Ii ss RoRl -5 f Ygss liS SS Y Y55ss-ls

EnI new Yo4t - 9 9gs I I6S g9l1s s, {
Runs--Allie (21, Skinner. Thomas.
Lynch ccle, Gordon, Lockmar co, Dark
~, Mueller. THOMPSON. Mays CD. r.
win, Williams. Westfun (2), Maglie.
Errors Thompson. Dark. Runs basted
Dark CD, skinner Isl. Thompson. west.
rum Lynch. Mays, Thomas. Two-base
hits Lockman, Mueller. Mays. Jsno-
wicz Three-hase Mueller. skins
ner. Home runs--IrVin, LOckman. Dark,
skinner, Thompson. Lynch, Mays, Muel.
Leg. Thomas: Sacrifice ng--Lockman.
ces-MaGlie (2). D0ubl6 play
Williams to Dark 70 Lockman, Left on
bases Pittsburgh. 8: New York s. Bases
By Thies. ca; By Lapaime, /: BY Mac
l y 4 X gn GSslssOm ,,.,Hdi tsoh ], Law
Tnl In.,rs o. Thies, 4! aM ilninss: %
II els inninss: o. Grisson o IA "a IN
R5l IN ~ Guns , snc earned rnrls-on Law
Lapaime lei: OF Maglie. 7-8: Oh Girls
lWiiliams). Winning pitcher Maggie I aS.
n. Losing pitcher-LaW Gill.
u y. X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12
Jackson VaIdes Bout
May Name Opponent
For Rocky in S.
b. the A.soelatsd Press

NEW YORK, July 10. Rocky
Marciano's 1855 opponent may
emerge from Wednesdays To-
round heavyweight match at
Madison Square Garden between
Hurricane Tommy jackson of
New York and Nino Valdes of
Havana.
Although Jackson was an early
2-to-1 favorite. the price is mar
rowing and valdes might even
enter the ring as the favorite.
lStation WTOP-Tv will
carry the fight in Washington
at 10 p.m.)
Jackson weighed 1924 at FRI
days checkup and Valdes 2O7
pounds. Or. Vincent Nardiello
Of the New York State Athletic
Commission surprised with q re-
port that Jackson actually had
the longer reach. 80 inches to
IS inches.
The Hurricane, 20, beaten
twice in 20 pro fights, is making
his second start since he was de-
flated by Jimmy Slade. Valdes,
20. has an eight-flght winning
streak and a 1882 record. The
Cuban is No. 2 among the heavy
weight challengers and jackson
Is No. 5.
Floyd Patterson, former Olym-
pic champion, is expected to get
back on the winning path to-
night against Jacques Roger, the
Frenchman who upset Tiger
Jones at the Garden May Ia. It
will be the first bout for the 10
year-old Brooklyn light heavy
weight since he lost to joey
Maxim June 7.
The eight-round bout at st.
Nicholas Arena in New York
will be carried on Dumont tele-
vision. The distance is eight
rounds because Of Patterson's
age.
(Station WTTG, Channel 5,
will carry the fight in WASH
tngton at 9 pm,
Willie Troy, q fast-rising mid
dleweight until he was stopped
by joey Giardello March 10, gets
eback to the wars against Tony
Anthony. former Golden Gloves
champion from New York, In the
10-round bout at Brooklyn's
Eastern Parkway tonight on
ABC-TV. CThe night will be car
ried In Washington over Station
WMAL-TV at $3.50 pm.).
Troy has lost only two Of %
and Anthony three of 28. It is
an unusual meeting of two
youngsters with fine prospects.
Ray Arcel goes back to the
pros, after q week with the anna
teurS. to present Cuban Chico
Varona against Jimmy Martinez
of Glendale, Ariz., Saturday
night at Miami's Bay Front
Auditorium.
The middleweight match will
be carried on ABC-TV.
For the first time in three
years, Boston has an outdoor
show at Fenway Park tonight
with George Araujo Of Provi-
dence, No. 9 lightweight chal-
lenger, boxing Tony DeMarco.
popular Boston welterweight, in
the feature bout of a program Of
three 10-rounders.
Johnny Greco is back in action
at Montreal tonight against Billy
Lauderdale, the Hialeah, Fla,
lad who beat him in his first
comeback start July /. Del
Flanagan headlines a Thursday
card at Little Rock, Ark, against
Italian Alfred La Grutta. !.
Jack Monahan doing little
better than breaking even with
his Thursday no-TV shows from
Brooklyn's Fort Hamilton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12

Runs-Bolling (2), Piersall (3), WI.
90. Lepcio. Hatton. Console. Errors---
Trices DeMaestri, Sullivan. Jacobs. Boil
sen "a, Hatton (4). Lepci0 (3l, Piersail,
Williams CD, BollWeg. TWo-hase hits
solo. Boiling aoe Asnns. GS en-
ton: Williams. sacrifice 6y--Piersal.
PsSSiS sdssiphla s Eases sa sn sG
Ivan. 2; on Trice. 8; on Romberger, 5;
OF Dixon, J.. Struck out-By Sullivan. Z:
innings; on Romberger, q in ias innings;
OF Dixon. in innings Runs and
earned runs-On Trice, 9-S; on ROM
90. Hit by pitcher-By sullivan IWii-
sonl. Winning pitcher-Sullivan (6-6).
Losing pitcher--Trice (7-Sl. Time-2:25.
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sFCoNn oAMR.

VN01111s4. 800 $1,000 UUU U1U WV
BINS Lopata. Hammer, Ennis. Coz.
Errors-Mone. Runs batted In Conn
mand. Gillian, Ennis, Hammer. Two
Lopata. Three-base hit--Cox. Home MI,
Ennis. gacrifice fies- Gillian, Ham,
ner. Sacrifices- Ennis, Schell. Double
playsCox to Hodges: Kazanski to HAM
delphia, 3: BROOKLYN, z. Bases on balls
out-By Wehmeier. s: 81 Newcombe, 5.
on Roberts. o IN is innings; Oh New New
eombe, tn Q innings: on Paljca. / In Q
INNINGS; Runs and earned runs-O6
ccmbe. 2-2;. on Palica, ii. winning
Observation-Disclosures f3-5l. Losing pitch-
er--Newcomhe l6-61. Time-2:i6. At.
tenQenee--23.07 S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12
SECOND GAME.
Totals 40 1S2711 Totals 81 "a ~
Ran for williams In Sth.
2 Bounced out for Fricano IN End.

tnA1NuS1PEI1N ------- VAW UVU WV
:. Runs-golling .t2l. Pierssll ca. VIII
liams ca. Maxwell. white ca, Goodman.
Robertson Runs batted Invite (3),
Goodman (3). Piersall, Jensen (2), Hat
ton, Astroth, Maxwell. Two-base hits
Brewer, Hatton. Goodman. Stolen base
Goodman; Boiling to Goodman. Left on
Bases on baiis-o56 Fricano, 3; Oh
Brewer. 4; on Sima, q. Struck out--By
Hits--On Frieano,. In . innings: on
Sima. g. In innings; on Burtsehy, 3
IN inning. Runs and earned runS--Om
schy, ii; on Brewer, Ii. wild pitch
Burtsehy. winning pitcher - Brewer
(5-5. Losing pftcher-Fricano (3-7).
Time-2:21. Attendance--7,4 46.
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Runs Mueller. skinner, Hall, Thomas
80. Lynch. Errors--Ward. Dark. Runs
h esnssa t n TnISmTPson IhSms. a
liains. Janowicz. Home run-Thomas.
Stolen base--Mueller. Double play
6a ssP 3; New xorf. i 81
Bases on nails-om Littleneid, 8: on
Hearn. 3; on CorMin. /. Struck out--Hy
hs1l,tstlsfel%d' 3: q HsaEn. z; ~ Liddls. !;
0risscm, ia inning lfaced 5 batters
In 6th); on Liddie. In Y inning: on
Corwin, Q IN inning. Runs ana earned
81 corwin. 90: Hit 81 pitehsr-Ssi
GEi.sscm SJancHcizl Winning pitcher
(0-O. Time--2:63. Attendance--21.60 so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12

Runs-.--Bruton. Metkovich. Pafko 52l.
Q,Conneil. Adcock, Mcmillan. Bell I'd.
b kl.gHssSsy - r3Sst -, ETIors NcnsRa1s
grass Pafko (21. Aaron, Crandall. ADJ
S ecsk; s en- R.utOn; Tgo.6ass hit
all: Three-base hit--Beil. Home runs
Pafko. Bell. eecridce-Logan. sacri-
Msthevs @ o'connsll Q Adeock: har-
mon 70 Temple to Kluszewski, Left ON
Bases on bsiis-off valentino. /: oil
BY Valentine. 4: ~ Nuxhaii 3: By
N NishSis. in 'iS nnias:.. 81 yoSH:o5
IN IM innings: cff Wilson. g -. 3ss
3 r. q inning; Oh PsrEo1sEi, 3 ii III
s sShl; ppuIi.ndH N AIcPPiHss Runs snd
son. 90: on Wilson. 20: on Valentine.
30; Of Nuxhell, Ii; on Perkowski. 90:
o.. Hit by pitcher-By Wilson
SA1fa1am$) Winning pitcher-Johnson
Iime-2:37. Attendance--22. eos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12
sEcoNp CAME

Totals IS 8 274 Totals s79 271I
Ran for Skinner In Sth.
2 Ran for Jan0wicz In 6th.
3 Fouled out for Westrum In 7th.
4 Planned for Liddie in 9Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-12
Tigers, 2; Orioles, /
Totals 2a S 2411 rotal,

Aut1iS - . n TOtAlS n ~ IA
/ Took 81 count for Kryhoski il 9th.
struck out Tor Moss In 9th.
, Flied out for Chakales n 9th.
Ran for Delsing In LIST.
baltimore ---------- 900 900 O1O-l
Detroit ------------ 010 100 OOx--2
Runs--Fridley. Kaline. Bertoia. M
ror--Kennedy. Runs hatted in-Fridley,
futile. Bertoia. Two-base hit--Ahrams.
Home runs--Fridley. Bertoia. Sacrifice
Aher. Double piays-K uenn to Bertoia
to Belardi; Wilson to Boone. Left on
bases-Baltimore Q; Detroit. 8. BASES
on balIs-On Tnrley. 4; on chakales. i;
on Hoeft. /. Struck out---Hy Chakaies.
5; by Aber. 2: By 0romek. l. Hits--oR
Turley. l in inning tfaced 3 In second I:
on chakaies. ? in z innings: on Aber.
s In 7h innings: on Heeft. I IN in
ming; on 0romek. Q q inning. Runs
Chakales. lei; on Aber. III; Oh Hoefk,
O-0i on Gromek, 90. Hit hy pitcher
Turley tDelsingl. winning pitcher
Aper t2-3l. Losing pitcher - Turlsy
tT-Sh. Time--2:03. AttendAnee-10.e 74.
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Run - CArresauel. MinoeO. Datts.
oso (2l, Bats. Home runs - Minoso,
Bats. Stolen baaes--Mavsh. 0HOth. Left
on hagss-C leveland. q; Chicago. Q. BASES
Struck ont-By Nafleski. q: BY Pierce, 4
Runs and earned Hun9-O6 Narleski. 8.
2; "a Pierce. 90. HIT 81 pitcher by
Narleski. Passed hsii-Bstts. Winning
pitcher--pieree t6-Bl. Losing pitcher
NaFieski (2-ll. Time1:O0.
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Runs--Wertx. PhilIey, Fox f2). Mino.
e sss6.01 Runs ns Sss.S yssa oi0sa
80, Lollar. Rivera, 0roth ca, Trucks,
Dente, Hogan. Two-base hits-Fox, RI
vera. Groth. Home run--Jackson. Stolen
Rosen. Left on bases Cleveland, z; Chi
cago, 8. Bases on balls--On Lemon, 3:
on Trucks. 4. Struck out-By Lemon, /
81 lemon IN E inninss fseed slE bat
tiers IN 9Th: on NeWhouSer, 8 ia 1
inning; OF Hoskins, 2 In Is inning on
s aEaDs Lsm na1nrss &C. RUN ~ N :nd
houser, ~: on Trucks, 2-2: on Hos
kins, 90: on HOOPER, 90. Winning
Lemon t0-61. Time--2:41. Attendance
10 00.
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Red Sox, 1911; As. Of

Totals 50 20 279 Totals IS S "a 3
I Ran for Goodman In 0th.
2 Bounced out for Dixon IA nth
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SECOND CANE.

Totals 80 62415 Totals IS IL "a 10
Walked for strickland in sth.
Flied out for Naragon In 9Th.
Struck out for HOOPER In Sth.
Grounded out Tor NeWhouser in 9th.
Cleveland 900 900 oO2--2
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SECOND GAME.

Totals SO II ~ IL Totals 81 IL ~ Q
/ Singled for white in 9th.
Singled for johnson In 9TH.
Singled for PerkOWski in 9TH.
Hit BY pitched ball for Judson In
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chisox, SO; Tribe. OF

Totals 292246 Totals 317377
! Struck out for qlyna IN 9th.
z Han for MichAels In Tth.
hit into force play for Warts In 9th.
Cleveland ----- 900 600 OOO---O
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Minor League Standings
~ ne Assoeieisd Prs.s

PAcIEIO OoAsE LEAGuR.
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Damaiic helicopter photos show,
Action PROOF
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