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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-05-14
Jox Judueuns to Hold
Bikkurim Festival

The first Annual Bikkurim FeS-
tival of Young Judaeans will be
held in the Jacksonville Jewish
Center, Sunday, May 18th at 600
P. M. This festival will conclude
with a dinner in honor of Young
Judaeans and will mark the Gull
mination Of a years activities.
Highlighting this affair will be
a talk by Herman Popkin, Direc-
tor of Southern Judaean Region,
who will be introduced by Mrs.
VIM. Goldman, the Youth Com
mittee Chairman.
The outstanding. program will
include: The Bikkurim bringing
Of the First Fruits, Zionette
Club; Choral Group, Ben Gurion
Club; Shadow Box Picture (Moses
Receiving 10 Commandments on
Mt. Sinai), Shofarim Club; Young
Judaean Pledge, Lovers of Zion;
Birkhat Hamazon prayer after
meals), Maccabee Club; Israeli
Dancing, Estherette Club; Holt
day Decorations, Lovers Of Zion;
Program Of Bikkurim, Trumpet
dor Club.
Prizes will be awarded on the
point system which have been
operative all year. Mrs. Herman
Klausner, former President of the
Hadassah Region, will present the
awards. A tribute to individual
leaders will be given by Mrs. IT.
wing Brukner, City Director of
Young Judaea.
Parents of Judaean members
will also take an active part with
fathers serving the dinner. Reser-
vations can be made by contact
ing Mrs. Moe Safer at 4-4915.
$1.00 for adults and Use for chill
dren is being charged.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-05-14
Austrian Chancellor
Optimistic on Restitution
to Jews

VIENNA, (JTA) - An Austri-
'an-Jewish agreement on world
Jewish restitution and indemnifi-
cation demands could have been
achieved a long time ago if the
Jewish organizations had not
started the talks by making
Exaggerated demands" Austrian
Chancellor Julius Raab told the
Jewish Telegraphic Agency in an
exclusive interview here.
Asserting that he was very
optimistic about the possibilities
of still reaching agreement, Chan
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PLAIN TALK
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him into the country in his
wagon, where he grew prosperous
enough to have a horse and
wagon by which to peddle his
wares. Our papa was home only
at week-ends for the Sabbath
when he attended the synagogue
to thank God for everything;
though there were plenty of trou-
bles.
AS the report says. the old
families had as many disagree
ments and even more financial
worries and sickness h n farni-
lies today" Sure enough. our papa
counted il a good week when his
net at peddling was $40. He could
afford no insurance on that and
his old age security was some
thing he would have to provide
for himself. He said everything
would be all right if the kids
turned out good. He wanted a
house Of his own with a garden.
out In the suburbs.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-05-14

NOTE: The Boat Ride sche-
duled this Sunday night by
the Jax Jewish Center
Mems Club has been can
celled.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
DECATUR HEIGHTS
1-FARE RIJS ZONE
A MUST ON YOUR LIST

D32cAruuRRf HPE HRIoHTs fF
II you need a lge. 3-bedrm. Dutch
Colonial home. this is 1t. There are
in this ad. but here are a few: The
home is in peri. cond. from the lce.
bedrms, on the 2nd n. to the spar
king white rec. rn. with outside entr.
When you come out to the home YOU
will notice how close II is to transp.,
schools and shopping An excl.
neiehborhood. Reas. priced 1T SIS
500
PRINCE GEORGES RE,L7Y co
uN. 4-ll66 WA. 7-Gt55
Evening star., 1954-05-30
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AghfMderetS brick ram5Ier on level lot. sixIi6
lge. liv. rm. with fireplace: separate
din. rm.. > lge. bedrms., Hollywood
STYLED bath. full bsmt:,. garage: per;
feet condition. Beautiful and quiet
nsighborhOOd .,S16x S1S9o9 D9fctiOas f oast
University lane to Metzerott, rich,
s9O5. BAINUM REAL ESTATE, JU
$1,000: Ii; 6,2305. s,,,--3lS Sr
ANDREWS FIELD AND suITLANn Sll
ccnd.; 5 full bedrms:. lge,. liv, rm.
mod de luxe elec. kit, full high-
S16.500; transferred. OWNER. RE
Andrews FIELD-CENsUs-see thi.
lovely, all-brick, 3-bedrm. rambler
nov being built in Forestvilie area area
averase aver Dss; Size sen and % construction @ fo1
already sold. ZAGAM1 REALTY
HA. 2-7332, Ii. 1887.
open SUNDAY. 4s07 La
sale rd:-2-bedrm: brick: ideal To-
S55i7S4j $500, 1N JoHN 41Ssss. 4; VENT MAPso AP =
BELTSviLLE-Large home with goot
barn and stable on 1a4 acres; S7s
mo. income from separate apis.
this Is an excel. type of home and
income property; $4,000 down. bal
ance | trust. G. G. BARR CO., WE.
BELTSvILLE rms. and bath
stucco finish. 4 yrs. old. on u acre;
S9,95o. $1,000 down, Sos mo
A1TCHEsoN REAL ESTATE. WE
5-5249.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
TEMPLE HILLS
FORESTVMLE- MD,
University Park-S24,950
4 BEDROOMS. % BATHS
WEST HYATTSVILLE

$3.50 On, ASSUME GI LOAN
Nice l-rm. home on level
wooded lot near Queens Chapel
rd. BSmt., automatic gas
heat; m. schools. transp. and
shopping. Only S99JU for
irnmhdI a te sa In
Evening star., 1954-05-30
Charm in the Country

CAPE COD HOME WITH
BEAUTIFUL VIEW
Offers the finest in construction. AL
rms. large and bright. Liv. rm. with
ffirepl;: din. I'm rm' mas mas bay wind0w 1oST
dry rm., l bedrm. and full coloreo
tile bath first floor; 8 bedrms. mas
ter bedrm. has fireplO and tile bath
on second floor. Over 1-acre lot
beautifully handicapped. fruit trees;
barn. Bus at door. For appoint
ment, call JU. 5-7324.
LAUREL REALTY co.
S7oO Flower Ave, s. s. JU. $500
Evening star., 1954-05-30
LO 5-2SOO. ReaI
OPEN TO-DAY, l TIL

OPEN TODAY, l TIL 6
1889 RED OAK DRIVE. wooDSIDE
showplace yet not expensive and a
permanent home for your family.
spacious Georgian Colonial, on
lovely corner lot with trees, 3
large bedrms., 2la baths. att. ga
mer ewes fenced rear yard; price
has been draStically reduced for a
quick sale. Dir: Out Ga. ave. to
Columbia blvd, right to Red Oak
and open sign. GRAHAM CO.. JU
ann. $4,000
Evening star., 1954-05-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
S16.950
3,BEDROoM RAMBLER

3-BEDROOM RAMBLER
OPEN DAILY 8 to DARK
New, all-brick home, with huge liv
rm., and fireplace, all-elec. kit, ~
baths, full bsmt, built-in garage
ha-acr' lot; easy terms, or consider
trade. To reach: Out Branch ave
Sc. to traffic light at Clinton, turn
left at trafflc light on woodward
I'd. 3 miles to open sign. JOHN L
SHELTON, Realtors. 10. $4,000.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
NO DOWN PYMT.-GI

BRICK RAMBLER-Sl9.6OO
This immaculate 2-bedrm.
brick rambler with sep. DIN.
rm. and fully equipped ultra
modern kitchen has already
been appraised and approved
by VA. Quick settlement to
qualified vet. Al location.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
COUNTRY ESTATE

5o1e 3sth ave ". Hyattsville. as
conv. as the White House; ultra
sets back well to give all privacy
Newly dec in and out. 8 rms. 9
baths. Must be sold account sick
ness. All offers carefully considered.
Ewes, AID. 2-O212.
KRETSINGER RLTY.. LA. 6-14e2
Evening star., 1954-05-30
UNIVERSITY PARK

STATELY BRICK COLONIAL
Extra large living room with
fireplace, large family-slzed
dining room. all-electric kitch-
en-. 3 spacious bedrmS., tiled
bath; full finished bsmt., at
tached garage. attractively
Handicapped level lot; choice
suburban location. Only Sla,-
$50 for quick sale, with ap-
proximately $4,000 cash. First
Offering.
The Perry Boswell Co.
WA. 7-450O Til s PM.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
Forest Estates-S17,9

Near st. Johns Parochial School, this
lovely white brick Capt Cod has huge
expandable 2nd f1r. with plumbing,
hall, liv. rm., din. rm.. most mod
ern Kitchen with leather uph.
breakfast nook bedrms. and bath
on lst flr. Sparkling rec. rm. and
full bath, patio, beautiful lot. Many.
many extras. Directions: Out Geor-
gia ave. about ia miles past Silver
Sp. shopping to August dr.. right to
Everest. right n blk. to Dublin dr..
left to 1921 Dublin and our open
sign
Evening star., 1954-05-30
CT
S14,650

3-bedroom home of modern design
PLATT, JU. 9-701S 10. 5-1142.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
ST. BERNARD'S PARISH

NEW 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER
AL! masonry construction;
spacious living rm. with brick
fireplace. dining room, fully
equipped kitchen; full bright
bSmt.; level lot: excellent To-
cation: only Sl3.250, with
$500 down. See 1t today.
It's a beauty!
Evening star., 1954-05-30
FOREST HEIGHTS

Many excellent values in new and
and fast-growing area. All con
veniently located for N. r. L.. Boil
ing and Naval Air Station. 2. 3 and
4-bedroom ramblerS, eXpansible
bungalows and many others. Phone
now for additional information. LO
1887 or LO. 1922 until 8 pm
JIM BRITT
Evening star., 1954-05-30
IDEAL LOCATION
56-FT. RAMBLER

Designed for luxurious living and
executed with the building skill OF
craftsmen. this 3-bedrm. brick
home reflects beauty throughput
Fit dfRe wv batb: M SgS ny1ish GiH r bst oGstE WitE
picture window, garage lge. wooded
lot Directions: Out Ga ave- ia
Arcola ave, right to 1925 and our
open sign.
GEORGE w. BAUSERMAN
Evening star., 1954-05-30
JOLLES d & SENNETT co.
$50

Attractive. new 3-bedroom rambler on
large corner lot; ceramic tiled bath,
full basement. Conv. terms can pc
arranged.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
$8,400

Rockcrest bungalow. Pretty white
asbestos shingle; 2 bedrms.. liv.
nice shade and dogwood trees. Ap-
prox. $50 mo. PO. 2-4657. 80
Evening star., 1954-05-30


and bath. spacious solarium. liv.
rm;, f1repl,: oil heat; full hsmt.
STONE HOME! See this handsome
and spacious 7-rm. home with all
the comfort and charm that only
an older home offers in this modest
price range. Situated on q large
fenced yard with thousands of dol
lars worth of mature paintings
Detached garage: hot-water heat;
awnings. storm windows; many
ping and transportation Reduced
TO S16.950. See this one today,
BOWERS BROS. AP. 7-S400.
NEAR ANDREWS FIELD-7-rm. as
bestos-shingle house; recently GI
for S12.250: 101e down.
House has flrepl., lge. lot. and is
fully insulated. Call MAJOR EN-
GELS. CY. 7-9549. or inspect at
-
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PEA
CONTINUED From Page A-14.)


took a score Of lat to get into
the 64-man match play bracket
That's quite low scoring but
hardly taking apart the tourna-
ment par Of 36-35-71 for the
level 6,652-yard Keller course
The first of today's two 49,
hole rounds was scheduled
to start at 10 am. and the sec
ond at 8 pm. washington time)
The survivors of this traditional
BLACK Friday" program then
will go on a 36-hole basis through
the final round Tuesday.
Pairings Set Up Surprises.
The pairings. made strictly ac-
cording to the PEA numerical"
system. based on qualifying
scores. were filled with possible
ties of first-round upsets.
Oliver, who claims there's a
"jinx" that goes with winning
the qualifying medal. drew Jack
son Bradley of Houston, Tex,
as. his first-round rival. Brad
ley, q "home" pro who plays in
only few tournaments each
year, knocked off Ellsworth
Vines and Tommy Bolt in the
first two rounds Of the PGA
last year.
Burke, who just missed tying
for the medal when he bogeyed
the last hole yesterday. went
up against Dutch Harrison, who
has travelled the tournament
trail some Is years and has won
his full share.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23
Witty Cox Has 81
Despite Attack by
Bee on Course

Willy Cox survived @ bee sting.
q iithree-putt green and threw
in a mild strip tease in an eff
fort to and the bee yesterday
and still had one Of the low
rounds of golf of his career, a
seven-under-par "a at his home
Congressional Country Club.
Cox played the front nine in
four-under-par 80 and was walk
ing up the 10th fairway with
his three playing partner
women members Of the club
when he suddenly peeled his
shirt. to the girls, amazement.
Why discovered the bee. killed
1t. and despite q painful and
swollen left arm played the back
nine In 50 for 81. That was
two strokes over his low round
at Congressional. q 34-2862.
Mrs. Vernon johnson. Mrs.
Barbara zias and MRS. Frank
Smith were his playing part
ners.
Three years ago Why was
persuaded by three women mem
bers of the club. TO play In q
probably tournament at Indian
Spring. He did and shot q IS.
Must be the company.
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23
Todoy's Poir i n!
In PEA Tourney
BY the Associated Press

ST. PAUL. Mimi, July 90
Pairings for today's first 18-hole
match round in the PGA cham
pionship with qualifying scores
in parentheses starting schedule
according to Washington time) !:
Lower Bracket.
Tex. tl442 vs.; Mike Turnesa, white
,IS;o5-Hob Kay. west Hartford, Conn.
a42l VS.. Art Deerins, Cincinnati. Ohio.
10:10-Pat circelli. White Plains. N.
4. tl43) vs.. Jim Browning. Weston,
Io:l5-Ed Furgol. clayton. Mo-, a4o)
vs.. John Weitzel. Hershey, Pa. tI45l.
10.20-James Milward, Green Bay,
Wis, n4A VS.. Michael Homa, Rye. n.
1o:25-Tony Holsuin. Midlothian, Ill.
CAD VS.. Sam Snead, White Sulphur
G.; n42, Us. Labron Harris, saltwater.
Io:ss-Jack Burke, jr.. Kiamesha
Lake AXE. y, J.. go vs. Dutch Harrison,
I0:4o-Joe Greer, yakima, wash,
d44, VS.. Bill Trombley. Dallas, Tex.
io:so-Toney Penna. Cincinnati t14D.
: lo:55--yerry Barber, Lacanada.
Salt Salt s a4a). V; Bob Gajda, Bloomfield
dl:O0--Fred Haas, IT., New Orleans
1922. VS.. Lou Barbara. Deal, N. j.
MI, lil:o5.7,chick a.rber.. Worthwhile.
W. Va. 'i a4i,. vs. Mike Krak' Weirton'
l1:io-Phiii sriel, jr., Nashau N H
g M4D; ,x y; John J. o'Donnell, Norfolk.
i1:i5Dclarene. Doser. Rockville, Md.
ll:20--Ed Oliver, Lemont, III. 1861,
vs.. Jackson Bradley. Houston u451.
11:so-wa SDssr Bnsssno, pr.nk,,n
drossinser. NJ = :; t14 II pave DOUGLASS
1l:35-Claude Harmon, Mamaroneck,
y Z; d42) VS.. Eric Monti. Los angeles
Il:4o--Jonnny Revolta. skokie. III.
d d4e. vs.. Ellsworth Vines, Los Angeles
:ss.ssPr s'.:s 4. III. sssn' Hyss.,
II: 5o..Rossrto p svicenzo, Buenos
MAl ess G Aisssnsina ao 'I3s? vs. Gene 8.
o dao' ,, y Herman kelser, Barbsrton,,
HsoEs ss s.f ssrrf Hsu. hssPo ,p4s
12:O5--Frank Commisso, Brighton
statlon. n <. u44) vs.. Elroy Marti.
Is:is-cary Middiecof, Kiamesha
LAKE, NJ z. u37l vs.. Joe Brown, Des
Is:20--Hob Toski. Livingston. N. j.
gag VI Jim Turnesa. Briarciin Manor,
12:25-Ted Kroll, New Hartford.
n. Ya4p ys, Len wasner. Cincin-
orvilie white. Aiken. 8. G.
I44l vs.. Max Evans, Detroit. Mich.
12:40-shelley Mayfield, chicopee,
Mass. l391 VS.. Jimmy Hines. Chicago.
:. 12:45-Wally Ulrich, Maplewood.
y. ]. t143l vs.. Pat Abbott, Memphis,
12:50--Jim Scott. Lebanon. Ind tl42,
". Horton g, smith smith, Detroit 146l
~. r. I144l VS.. Jack Isaacs, Langley
Field Va. f1451.
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uniforms bearing names that
strike . familiar chord only with
the real old-timers-the Eastern
Stars. the Shamrocks Of Swan
poodle, Norris Peters. the Rock
Greek Stars. st. Stephens Insti-
tute and others. There was q
tryout with Connie Mack's Ath-
letics in 1908. but Shorty threw
his arm out and had to quit pro
ball.
Shorty Still Has Spirit.
you haven't got players in
this day." he says. why. we
had sandlot players then that
would make some of the big
league players of today look sick.
Lots of 'em.
Whats the matter with the
kids now? Huh! Ask them to
play ball and what do they say
-'What?--Go out there and
play for a measley $50 a
month"; No. they want $1,000
at a Jump. That's what's wrong.
We played for the fun of it and
we played to VIM
Hughes still has that spirit.
Though plagued with failing
eyesight and diabetes. he still
lives q rich, full life. He worked
40 years in the Naval Gun Fac
tory supply department. retiring
as superintendent in 1910.
Since then he has held posi-
tons as basketball and baseball
coach at Catholic University and
major league scout. He presently
holds forth as custodian Of the
press box at Griffith Stadium,
though he cannot see well
enough to distinguish the play
ers on the field. When the team
leaves for its final Western swing
after Labor Day, Shorty and his
bride of SIS years will take of
for their annual vacation at At
lantic City. They have gone
there every summer Of their
married life. They have one
married daughter.
Government worker. baseball
player, manager, coach, a one
time operator of a dancing
school, a basketball official and
an umpire-all these things and
more has been Shorty Hughes.
And when they play that Old
Timers game today in the mem
DRY of Vic Gauzza. Shorty's life
time friend. the real Old Timer
of them all will be on the side
lines. He'll throw one ball and
then give the game to the
youngsters"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23
Belle Haven Golfer
Meets Richmond Boy
For State Title Today
By MerreII WhittIesey

Sonny Severson of Alexandria,
without previous ranking in
junior golf in this area. today
was only one match away from
winning the Virginia State
junior championship, a tourna-
ment being held here for the
first time. and boasting one of
the top fields ever to play in
a comparable event in the
Washington area.
Sonny is a 17-year-old George
Washington High School student
who represents school that
does not have a golf team. Thus
he loses the spring competition
available to youngsters at much
smaller schools.
Severson, an aide to Tom
Ryan in the Belle Haven golf
shop. met Walter Lawrence of
the Hermitage Club of Richmond
in the 36-hole final at Belle
Haven today. Lawrence would
have been ineligible for this
tournament If it had been held
a week later. He will be Is next
week.
Buddies Root for Sonny.
Laurence has the edge in ex-
perience in the final, but Sonny
knows the course and will have
his buddies roofing for him.
Severson, who has been rum
ming wild through the easier
lower bracket. is a total of 10
up in four matches, and for the
qualifying round and four medal
rounds he has played 80 holes
in nine over par. Lawrence has
had to travel more distance for
his victories and is II over par for
SO holes for the week.
Lawrence won the big match of
the tournament to date yesterday
when he went 10 holes to beat
Jordan Ball, the medalist from
Norfolk. In the semifinals he
was / down after nine holes to
Sam Wallace of Williamsburg
but Lawrence was an easy winner
on the return trip.
Fast Pace in Tourney.
Severson was 4 over in the
morning and 8 over in the after
noon in respective victories
over Bobby Blake of Court House,
5 and 3. and Jack Callahan of
Lynchburg, 3 and l.
The golf being played by the
fast field is so good that Ball, the
sensation OF the qualifying and
first two medal rounds, played
four rounds in a total of / over
par and found himself out of
the tournament. He and Law
renee were co-favored in the pre-
tournament dope.
Washington area youngsters
won the second and third flights,
Pete Sheppard of Arlington the
second and Tom Tinsley Of the
host club the third.
Quarter.flnals.
3 Walter Lawrence, Richmond. defeated
Jordan Ball, Norfolk, l up, 10 holes;
Sam Wailacet Williamsburg, defeated
Jimmy Flippen, Danvilie, up, 10 holes;
Jack Callahan, Lynchburg, defeated
John Beach, Fairfax, ] UP, 10 holes;
Sonny Seyerson, Belle Haven, defeated,
Bobby Blake, Court House. 5 and 3.
Semianals.
Lawrence defeated Wallace. 8 and 2;
Severson defeated Callahan. and /.
Second Flight semifnals.
Dick billiard, Arlington. defeated Rob.
ert Sutphin, Fairfax, IN; Pete Shep-
Harrisonhurg, 9 and 4.
Second Flight Final.
Shephard defeated billiard. up, 10
Third Flight Final.
Thomas FINLEY, Belle Haven. defeated
john McElroy. ir., Belle Maven. and s.
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Truiner 80 Years Old Today
Mr.. Fitz Still Looks to Future
After 50 Years Around Tracks

season with AZ winners. They
won $20,11l. a fat sum in those
days.
Since then his winners have
collected $6,540.136 in purses and
he's still plotting with a couple
of 2-year -olds- Nashua and High
Voltage.
81 believe Nashua is a good
prospect" he said. "He should
come along. But well see.
There's still time"
Mr.. Fritz has won just about
every important stake, with one
exception-the Belmont Futurity.
Mention of that brought a scowl
to his wrinkled face.
This year, more determined
than ever, he, hopes to win it.
If he doesn't there are more
years. plenty more years, for Mr..
Fitz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23
Cubs Bench Kiner Aouin

CHICAGO. July % (P.-
Manager Stan Hack Of the Cubs
is benching Ralph Kiner for the
third time this season. Hack
said Frankie Baumholtz will
play leftf1eld against the Phillies
today. Kiner has driven in only
four runs in the last 26 games.
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s.; RedIeqs,5
Totals 81 1927 10 Totals 80 scr 10
! Grounded out for Drews in 9th.
Struck out for Savransky in 7th.
Flied out for Judson In 9Th.
e slSSilsa 7--- S S5S s s6S s ssi-s

BROOKLYN ------------0l0 80 220--e
Cincinnati ~A------- 600 200 2oi--S
Au mSossssss SINGER ts ,2 ES.Ie.
Mcmillan t2i. Bell, KlgsEewski. Errors--
Gillian, Reese .t2l, snider ca, Amoros.
CampanellS. Klnszewski t2l, Greengrass
Anacros fSi. Borkowssi Home runs
Klusezswski; Reese. Bell. snider. stolen
Double play sayransky to Mcmillan
TO kluSzewSkf. Left on bases--BroOklyn.
3: CINCINNATI, o. Bases on balls--sOff
Drews, q; pa Newcombe. 4; Oh Judson.
p; on Fowler, j; on HUGHES. L. struck
-on Drews, o In innings: Oh sa-
in 6ss inningss on Judson. Q IN i In
ming; of Hughes. in rs innings. on
Fowler, @ In l inning. Runs and earned
rnns--or Drews, 4-4; on ssvransky,
(SniderJ, Passed
Sob. w nosins gssSssrNsv
t2-2). Time-2:4l. Attendance--5.40s.
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SECOND GAME
Totals 80 5 247 Totals 8,

Runs-Batts. Noren t2,. Skowron t2l.
Mantle t2). Befra Bauer, Carey. Cole
Runs batted in---Sawatski, Mantle (2J.
Skowron CD Coleman. Byrd, Berra (2).
Home runs-Skowrcn. Berra Stolen
bases-Chicago 10: New York. 5. Bases
on ballS-Oh Pierce. 4: OF Byrd, s.
Struck out-By Pierce, 5: BY Byrd. !.
of Byrd. IL. Hit by pitcher--By Byrd
{CarrasqueD. Winning pitcher-Byrd
l6-5). Losing pitcher--Pierce (5-7).
Time-2:27. Attendance. 36,372.
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British Boxer Undefeuted

LIVERPOOL. England, July IS
tR.-Pat McAteer, undefeated
English middleweight, won his
9th fight last night by knocking
out Harry Nino Of Belgium in the
fourth round Of q scheduled
eight-rounder.