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Mantle Blasts
His 18th Homer
Bats in All Runs
Rookie F1ns Eight
To Post First Win;
Error Hurts Bob
BY Burton Hawkins
SioF Staff corrospondens

NEW YORK. July Bob
Wiesler. . rookie lefthander who
was q desperation pitching
choice Of Manager Casey Stengel,
won his first major league vic.
tory tonight. exploding his fast
ball past the Senator's in tense
situations to present the Yankees
. 80 win over Bob Porterfield.
Wiesler wasn't around at the
finish as Stengel brought in
Allie Reynolds to mop up the
Senators In the ninth. but before
he left the recent Kansas City
importation struck out eight.
Reynolds added . ninth victim.
Mickey Mantle provided all the
punch Wiesler required. He
smashed his 10th homer In the
first inning and accounted for
all the Yankees runs with that
blast. o single and q run-pro-
ducing grounder.
Vernon Extends Streak.
Porterfeld, who went the dis
lance for the 14th time In i6
outings. lost his sixth decision,
yielding eight hits. Wiesler and
Reynolds restricted the Senator'S
to six hits to deal Porterfield
his fifth defeat by one run.
A crowd Of 20.011 saw Mickey
Vernon extend his batting streak
to Is games with q riln-scoring
single In the sixth. Mantle ran
his string to IL games.
The Senators had two glow
ing opportunities to break the
game wide open but flubbed
them. although scoring q run In
each instance. In the sixth
inning they jammed the bases
with none out but fashioned only
one run. In the eighth inning
they filled the bases with two
out and got q run when Wiesler
walked Jim Busby,
Wiesler was fascinating to
watch the Senators watch
ed him. Four times he whipped
called third strikes past them
and the most disastrous Of these
came In the sixth inning when
Johnny Pesky and Roy Sievers
examined third strikes when the
Senators were attempting to stir
up q rally.
That was the inning when the
Senators permitted their best
chance to evaporate. Ed Fitz-
Gerald's single and walks to
Porterfield and Eddie Yost filled
the bases with none out at q
time when the Yankees held o
80 lead.
Pesky gazed at q third strike
before Vernon looped q single
to right which scored FITZGERALD.
Porterfleld was timid about evac-
uating second base on the blow
and consequently was forced to
halt at third. It was a regrettable
lapse, for Sievers looked at q
third strike and Busby went
down swinging.
Porterfield looked at q third
strike to start the eighth but
Yost singled to left and Pesky
dropped q single into right. err
non famed. but Sievers and
Busby walked successfully To
force across Yost. Pete Runnels
then grounded to Third Baseman
Andy Carey, who tagged Sieverg
on the baseline.
Nantes irst-inning blast into
the leftfield seats provided the
Yankees 3 quick 10 lead and
Mickey also propelled them into
q 20 lead In the third inning.
With two out. Gil McDougald.
Joe Collins and Mantle parlayed
successive singles into q run be-
fore Yogi Berra popped out.
The champions made It so
with considerable aid from the
in the NTH. McDougald
singled with one down and Col
49, -
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Probable Pitchers
~ fhs Associnisd Press
= S4ws.~S..,. $1,000.

Washington at New York--Mcpermot
t5-S1 vs. Byrd f3-61.
ChicfEo at Cleveiand---Keeean t1l-2
VI. Lemon t9-4l or Garcia (10-Bl
Pniiadelphia ct Boston--6ima fl-2l
Detroit e Baltimors0romek ts-7,
= NATIONAL LEAGUE.
= New York ct pittsburRh t21--Liddlo
f2-2l and Jansen f2-31 vs.. Sufk0nk
1901 and LaPaime (0-S1.
BROOKLYN at Phlladelphis - Erskine
81 Louis st chicaso s2) - Preske
f3-6l and Lint lf-21 vs.. Milner (5-61
&c e,l mlI1nRsIEfiin hrlv.uE.. . sudsos
tz-Sl W. Buydette t7-el.
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Yunks 3. Senators z

Runs hatted in---Mantle ca. Vernon.
--Rixzuto TO Collins: Rizzuto Is Mcr5oue.
aid to Collins: Yost TO PeelIy "a Vernon.
Left on bases Washington, 4: New
Struck out-By Porterfeld, 3: By Wiess
Ter. 8; BY REYNOLDS. I. Hfts--off Wies-
Ter. in innings; on REYNOLDS, IA i
Wiesler, 2-2; on Reynolds, 90; on Por-
terneld, 81. Winning pitcher--WiesleK
l-ll. Losing pitcher - Porterfieid
lB-01. UmpireG Pgparelia, Chyiak.
Honochick. MCGOWAN. Time--2.O3. At-
tendanee---20. oil.
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Totals Sc 10 AZ 20 Totals 40 9x42 IA
Popped out for Houttemsn In 18th.
2 Flied out for Mossi ii 9th.
Filed out for Marsh In 18th.

Popped out Tor Houtteman In 18th.
2 Flied out for Mossi IN 9Th
2 Flied out for Marsh IN 18th.
& Singled for Westlake In 18th.
5 Singled for Philley in 18th.
'xNone out when winning run scored
Chicago .---- 900 003 600 600 00l-
Cleveland 101 900 01O 900 O02--6
Runs Dolby (2), Rosen, west
lake. Carrasquel Fox. Minoso. CAVIAR
retta. Runs batted inRosen. Dolby. Fox
az. TMo-base hits - Hegan, Philley.
Flynn Home rurlsDcby, Fox, Minoso,
Left on Chicago S, Cleveland 10,
Bases on ballson Houtteman. q; on
man. 9; Oh Newhouser /. struck out
BY Houtteman. 4; BY Mossi. q; by Harsh
man. g.; BY NeWhpuber, 3. Hits--Off
Houtteman, 8 ii Innings: on Mossi, o
IN innings; U6 Harshman, 9 In 6M
III 1onsU l TsW1od In nn,n nnno IN
Martin, o in " inning; of Johnson. 1
houssr LOSING Hnns
(4-4). Time-3: 80. Attendance 7O4.
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1tUCky MdICldIU. IIle NeaVyWElgllG'
champs is only 81 inches as compared with
Primo Cameras 851a and Jess Wizards SS.
Alan Clarke. Maryland breeder and
trainer who pitched briefly for Cincinnati
years ago, has home-bred two-year-old
named for Joe Judge, former first base
man Of the Senators. !. Sire OF the colt
was Fritz Maisel, named after the Yankee
third basennan Of 40 years ago. s. Joe
Judge 1.-THE colt, that Isl ran fourth at
Delaware Park Thursday after going on
at IL to and running second most Of the
way.
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Runs-Allie, Ward co.. Gordon. At
well. Littlef1eld, Williams, Mays. sWes-
trum. Gomez. Errors--Irpin, Thomas.
~. Allie, Lockman. Mays. Two-base
hits Westrurn. Allie. Three-base hit
Littleheld. Home rnnMays. Sacrifices
Thomas, Gordon. Sacrifice fiy
Roberts to. Ward: Roberts to Allie to
W y,s,sh;, Left @, bases-New York. d;
3; Oh Littiefieid. VI 81 Wiiheina D: III
Konikowski, 4. Struck out--By Hearn, q;
on Hearn, 3 N 8 innings; on wiz
in I inning; on Littlefieid. 4 in = In.
nings: !none out in Sthl on O'Donnell.
n innings. Runs and earned runs
RaniEoNsRi 49, 81 a r Minslsn IL a
O'Donnell, 90. Hit By pitcher-By Little.
aeld aMneilerl. winning pitcher--Little-
neld ISL; Losing pitcher-Hearn f5-4).
~ o A q
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Win, Lose o, raw
By FRANCIS IsTANN

GOING INTO LAST NIGHTS game with the Senators
the Yankees playing 647 bah against rst division
clubs and only $40 against the hlmpty Holly
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NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Pitts. 8; N. york. Il.
Hrsklyr. Il: Phila. 8
Chicago. Al st. u. I.
Cinci. B; Milwa =.
Games Today.
n. York at Fits. f2).
st Il ut Chicago f2)
Brooklyn at Phila.
Cincin at Mnw
Games Tomerfsp.
Phfla. 1T N II IA.
Hfkiyn, ct Pitts.. f21i
4fIws ct ct. II, CD
Chicaso y cine al
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AMERICAN.

Results YESTERDAY
Results Yesterday.
N York, 81 Wash 2.
Cleye.. 81: Chicago. 4.
Baltic. b: Detroit. 3.
Phila.. u Boston. 3.
Games Today.
wash. at N. II, 2.o5.
Chicago ct CleRe.
Detroit ct BALTIC.
Phila. ct Boston.
Games Tsmerrow.
Boston 1t wash. i2),
1880.
Baltic. at Chiceg0(2 -.
Cleve. ct Detroit f2).
N. York ct Phila. ca.
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Totals 80 1914 Totals 81 10 "a IL
Popped up for Westrum In 9Th.
Sinsled for Hearn in 9TH.
3 Ran for Hoffman in Tth
Flied out for Wilfalm In .akfs
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Muior League STANDINGS

tSee WIMBLEDON. Page D-4.
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(See DODGERS, Page C-s.)
Evening star., 1954-12-12
| )hioan Spots Trailer
While Visiting in Chicago
BY shs Assoeiassd Prsss

CHICAGO. Dec. 1.-THE FBI
arrested q 22-year-old truck
driver today after an Ohio bus
mess man visiting in Chicago
spotted the driver hauling the
Ohioan's stolen truck trailer.
The trucker. George A. Gress-
ley Of Huntington, Ind. was
charged with transporting q
stolen vehicle across Q state
line. and held under 81 500 bond,
The FBI said Robert Hout.
vice president Of Ohio Owners
Co. of Akron. saw Gressley haul
ing the trailer through Chicago.
He stopped Gressley and later
FBI agents were notified. They
arrested GreSsley after he adj
mitted stealing the trailer in st.
Louis. November IA and using it
for his own hauling business.
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Gridiron Club Guest List

! City Star; Paul werres; Edward
K. Wheeler: Roger j. Whiteford.
Chevy Chase: Don Whitehead,
Associated Press: Leroy Whit
man. Army. Navy and Air Force
Journal: J. Russell Virgins,
Washington Post and Times.
Herald: Jack Williams. Kansas
City Star: Earl Wilson. New York
City,. Jack Wilson. Des Moines
Register and Tribune: Lyle C..
Wilson, United Press Associa-
tions; Richard Wilson, Des
Moines Register and Tribune; !;
r. F. Windfohr. Fort Worth:
L. L. Winship. Boston Globe:
Conrad L. Wirth; c. e. Wise,
Baltimore: Edward r. Whitman;
y. Howard Wood. Chicago Trib-
'une:: Robert Woodruff, Atlanta:
Edward F. Woods, st. Louis oPst-
Dispatch; Paul Wooton, New Or
leans Times Picayune.
Y
Eugene A. Yates. New York;
George Young, Chicago: John
Russell Young: Robert c. Young,
Chicago Tribune; Admiral VIII
liam B. Young. q. s. N. ret.
Chevy Chase.
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Continued From Page A-l0)
Chicago Tribune; Charles r.
TrusseIl. New York Times;
Joseph P. Tumulty. jr.:: Charles
L. Tut, Colorado Springs. Colo:
Gen. Nathan T. Twining, Chief
OF Staf. u. s. A. #.
u.
Robert Underhill. Cambridge,
Mass.
".
Charles Van Devander, New
York; Ernest B. vaccaro, Asso-
ciated Press; William Van Dusen,
New York: Joseph c. vanelli.
Wilmington, Del.
w
Harry v. Wade. Detroit News;
Arthur G. Wahlstedt, Kansas
City Star: Everett Walker, New
York Herald Tribune: Dewitt
Wallace. Readers Digest: Frank
lyn WaItman, Philadelphia; Al
bert L. Warner; Arthur v. Wat
kins. Senator from Utah; David
r. Watson, Modern Railroads;
Robert c. Watson. Silver Spring:
Sylvester L. Weaver. jr., New
York: e. L. Weisl. New York
City: c. q. wellington. Kansas
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$4,000 Fled Reds

An estimated 2.242,00 refugees
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BATH ROOM FIXTURES-Leg tub.
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ACCORDION OUTFIT--Italian; new;
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SITUATIONS MEN Cont. ]

YOUNG MAN wants Job Is truck
driver. Phone CO. 6-lSgg anytime
Sunday.
DAYS WORK housecieaning or yard
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RETIRED MARINE OFFICER, 20,
desires position. All reasonable Of
fers considered. Phone Jefferson
4-5701.
WORKING DIST. MANAGKR desires
change. for. financial reasons Now
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stores. White, married, citizen. A
yrs. al age, own 1858 Olds. and own
home. Free TO travel anywhere Il
nav Is right Box 106-T, Star.
COLORED COLLEGE STUDENT, %,
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permit. Ii. 7-6027. ~
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or porter. Phone Pc. 2-315f ~
LIGHT-SKINNED COL0RED BOY. 16,
wishes JOB st any kind during school
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Of work. Live in are out. 10: Il
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CONCRETE FOREMAN
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NURSE, prac,; maternity cases o.
conyaiescents; nignf Or DAY duty
C0MPANi0N.NuRsE. widow tea,.
good education; with adults; $7s
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored; desire,
care ior sIaeriy woman or cnild
S Sa3s4 g. nish'' Recent reis. GO
YOUNG nS LADY .Al3s... Negro ven senior i
plete care Of child during summer
months q c.,,, ,wiilins 70 scecompan,
Phone CO. 5-8l73.
CHILD CARE-Working mothers,
or or, 6.day wk: by mature lay. y
care; prefer Va. area. ov. 3-00s6
,.,
fhAcLICAL NuKSANS, Lax. i've
out; exp, rel. La. 6-Z930.
EXPERIENCED SECRETARY wants
fyB pnaga a. home. WiNiFRED. "a
AMBITIOUS. YOUNG WOMAN. ex-
perienced In copy reading. writing,
proofreading, wants position IN
washington. or vicinity. Write stat
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TYPIST

Work at home. Fast. accurate. de-
pendable. Must have ct least 8
free hours and more per day In
eEnergeneies. Give phone number
WAITRESs--W1ite. exper.. for Ar.
WAITRESS Exper. only for CENSUS
RESTAURANT. 470l Suitland I'd
WKlTREss, white. over III, experi.
enced; full time: lunch and dinner
BETHESDA Inn. 1926 Wisconsin
ave. Oh. 1880. OIL. 4-gs92 -
L AMr 3 70 c.p MoSA AIII .s sou ~ 81
lection II active; small salary; sont
D. G, rooming or apt, house expert
eIlee preferred. ia. Q-16e0.
LADY familiar with dress shop bust
ness read Hustnese Opportunity
Cd. opening dress ahop. 4s
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HELP DoMESTlc

COOK, for Christian camp; must
have had experience in cooking for
large groups: Good salary. Write
or phone Ii. 4-1472. "a
COOK AND G.H.W.-stay some
dtsats .. Gs live wn b. Esssnt city refs
COMPANION to elderly invalid. Light
housework.. Live in good home. zoe
Boswell I'd. Alex. 30. 6-S595.
HoUsEKEEPER, live-in; permanent;
must pc responsible, love children
and eble t to run home; $40 per week.
HoUjsERRfEIEEPiER-MAID, iiv. in. Take
care Of q children for workins
si nr s;..sSSas,tsi and SUM- on. Brown
M .Ssr. SSi; SIS s ss:F =. aou: s,:s
M nilD8fGh WOMAN. white, to
care for 2 children while parents
work; e sto Dupont area; $50; i've out
LADY t to care for s-year odd: 10 am.
to 2 pm. No SUNDAYS: room. board;
small salary. IA. 2-8S68.
LADY, white. as homemaker for 4.
yr.-old girl and father: Nice home
rE IN Rs.his Sns. OF. 2.e59s. -
WOnAA1N WIN uCCuo AOL0e
and salary; Q children; no laundry:
no weekend duties. LA. 6-S229,
GIRL, colored. wanted; fun or par,
| time days work: 75c hr. and car.
fare: S25-$35 full time. Call JE
woMAS. white. pref: battle semi.
invalid, s.h.w.. / day wk.; stat,
salaTy. age. married or single. DO,
COUPtE-Must have good city refs.
wife to be AL cook and hskpr.
husband good driver, house ant
lawn man. For lovely country
home In Md close to d. c. witt
car pref. Nice apt. with Tv. Perm
| II good. OIL. 2-721S. -
COMFORTABLE ROOM, semipvt
bath: Christian home: small salary
| in exchange for light housework
/ Cooking; will assist. No children
tCOLORED. ELDERLY Christian WON.
| an: live in; care for 5-yr.-old cir
for free rent. and board; small sal.
| airy. Nicely furn. pvt. rm. in new
| home. Ewes. and weekends OF
Honey atmosphere. NO. 1850.
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MEN WANTED

How can ! mike you belieye THIS e
Give me the opportunity to show
You throgsh = bTand.new factory
utes of making more money than
you have ever made before in your
life. No age limit. must have car.
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