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FIRST GAME
49, H0N
Island City
League Action
|Set On Sunday

A double header has been sche-
duled in the Island City Baseball
League for Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock in the Wickers Field Sta
dunn.
At that time, the Mikes Plumb
ers nine will battle it out with the
Naval Air Station. The Plumbers
were the 1853 champs. The Air
men won their first start this sea-
son over the HS-1 baseballers.
Robbie Robinson, who hurled a
no-hitter in his first outing is ex-
pected to try for his second win.
Manager Quesada of the Plumbers
will start Lefty Rodriguez in box
with Santana behind the plate.
At s p. m, the Cuban Club will
cross bats with the Eagles in an
other league tilt. Both teams have
one victory to their credit in league
play.
Cuban manager Valdez will use
Joe Lewis on the mound and De-
Witt Roberts behind the plate. The
Eagle battery has not been an
nounced.
Tla -
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Punch Hitter
Sparks Reds
With 1878 Avg
BY BEN PHLECAR
AP Sports Writer

Tobacco-chewing Johnny Tenn
pie, who aims for first base in
stead of the fences, is proving the
sparkplug of the Cincinnati Red
legs fight for first division.
Sandwiched into a lineup which
breathes power at almost every
position, this 24-year-old North
Carolinian has parlayed his hump
back liners over the infield into
a 1878 batting average, tops on the
club.
He has been personally response
BILE for the winning run in exactly
Is per cent Of the Reds victories
this spring.
He drove in the deciding tally
again yesterday as Cincinnati
shaded the New York Giants 5-4
and moved into second place in
the National League with a 1878
record. The Reds trail the first
place Philadelphia Phillies by half
a game.
While Ted Kluszewski, Jim
Greengrass, Gus Bell and COM
pany aim for outer space, Temple,
a graduate from the Texas League,
is satisfied with his Texas League
singles. Against the Giants he
dumped one into right field in the
eighth inning that scored pinch
runner Nino Escalera from second
base for the winning run.
The Brooklyn Dodgers fell before
the Chicago Cubs 81 in II innings
and Milwaukee beat Pittsburgh 80.
The Phillies were rained out at
st. Louis.
In the American League the Chi
cago White Sox stretched their lead
to a game and a half over Detroit
and Cleveland by edging Washing
ton Sd. The Indians won their
seventh game in eight Eastern
starts, 80 over Philadelphia, and
New York trounced Baltimore 80.
Boston and Detroit again lost a
decision to the weatherman.
Faulty fielding in left field-a
sore point with the Dodgers for
two Seasons-helped Chicago to its
winning run. With Randy Jackson
on first in the 18th, Ernie Banks
doubled to left. George Shuba
couldn't find the handle and Jack
son scampered home.
Hal Jeffcoat, an outfielder in
previous years, made his first ap.
pearance as pitcher and picked
up the victory in relief. He worked
eight innings and struck out catch
er RUDE Walker with the bases
loaded in the ninth.
The Braves beat the Pirates be.
hind the five-hit pitching of Lew
Burdette, who turned in the first
shutout by a Milwaukee pitcher
this season. The Braves moved in.
to fifth place.
At Washington the White Sox
waited until two were out in the
ninth before staging their winning
rally. Nellie Fox doubled and rode
home on Minnie Minoso's fourth
single. Minoso scored after an er-
ror and Willard Marshall's single.
Harry Dorish, in relief, ran his
lifetime margin over the Senator's
to 14-4.
Early Wynn bested Arnold Porto
carrero in pitching duel at Phila-
delphia with AL Smith providing
the deciding margin with an
eighth-inning home run. Vic Power
singled home the first Philadelphia
run and matched Smiths circuit
blast in the bottom of the eighth.
The Orioles, hitless wonders of
the American League, managed
onlv one hit-Bobbv YOung's first
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LINES

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Dairy Queen Takes 1sf Place
I'm IsIund City SoffbuII Loop

benmd the Orulland ulree MT
pitching of Danny Brooks, the
Dairy Queen Billiards took sole
possession of first place in the Is
land City Softball loop with a 20
win over the VX-1 Flyers in the
second game Of a doubleheader
at Bayview Park last night. In
the opener, the Sonar School dump
ed Coca Cola, 81, behind Charles
Franklin's four hitter.
A jittery Coca Cola infieId en-
abled the Sonar School to notch
their first win of the season. Early
in the first inning, the Sonar
School began taking advantage Of
Coca Cola's mistakes when Frank
lin doubled with one away, and
later scored when Pat Lehman
was safe on an error by third
sacker John Solomon. In the third,
Sonar sent started Alfred Knowles
to the showers when single by
Franklin and doubles by Lehman
and Jim Nelson sent two more
runs across.
Coca Cola picked up their only
run off Franklin in the fourth as
a result of two errors and an In
field hit.
In the sixth, the Coca Cola fell
apart and four errors and walk
allowed the Sonar School to tally
three times without the aid of a
hit.
Franklin, in addition to his nice
pitching stint, led his teams at
tack with a double and single in
three tries. Franklin evened his
season record at IL. The right
handler struck out 10 and walked
only one.
The Dairy Queen Billiards, get
ting off to a fast start in this
young softban season, rode Brooks
three hitter for a 20 win over the
VX-1 Flyers. 1t was the second
straight shutout for the Flyers.
Tuesday night they bowed 10 to
Coca Cola.
Brooks, in notching his second
straight win, struck out 10 and
walked only one. Only one man
got as far as third and one as far
as second off the young righthand-
er, who only Tuesday night stag
gered to a 4-3 victory over the
Sonar School.
The Billiards gave Brooks a 10
lead in the first inning when with
two away, Bobby Santana singled
to center. Highly Schmidt, VX-1
highlander, slightly lost his con-
troll and walked Kenneth Kerr and
Claude Valdez to load the bases.
Bobby EaStres then followed with
a sharp single to center to score
Santana and a fine throw by cent.
erfielder Barney Morgan nipped
Kerr at the plate to snuff the rally.
The other run for the Billiards
came in the third when Kerr blast
ed his first homer of the season
over the Left field wall with no
body on.
Schmidt, the loser, went all the
way for the Flyers allowing the
Billiards only four hits in striking
out 4. He walked two. After Claude
Valdez singled in the third, Sch
midi held the Billiards hitless the
rest of the game.
Kerr's homer was the first hit
in league competition this season.
This signifies that the pitching has
dominated the games thus far.
Box scores:
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inning single-off Allie Reynolds
before the Yankee veteran retired
with a cramp in the eighth. The
Yanks battered Joe Coleman for
four runs in the first inning, with
Yogi Berra's homer the big blow.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Major League
Leaders
BY The Associated Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE

by 1ne Associated ffeSS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING-Jackson, Chicago, 1871.
RUNS Sauer, Chicago, %.
RUNS BATTED IN-Eell, Cincinnati, 22.
HITS -Jablonski. st, Louis, 80.
HOME RUNS Sauer, Chicago, 9.
PITCHING-M Meyer and PodreS, Brook
lyn, Minner, Chicago, Nuxhall, Cincinnati
and Presko and Raschi, st. Louis, 20,
1000.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING futile, Detroit. .404.
RUNS Minoso, Chicago, ID.
RUNS BATTED IN Minoso, Chicago, 81.
HITS Groth, Chicago, q.
HOME RUNS Jensen, Boston, Minoso,
Chicago, Westlake, Cleveland and Vernon
and Sievers, Washington, a.
PITCHING Lemon, Cleveland, Gromek,
Detroit, Lopat, New York and Trice, Phila-
deIphia, 40. 1000; five pitchers tied with
20, 1000.
The u. N. Food and Agriculture
Organization estimates that world
food production has been increas-
ing at the rate Of about 2 per cent
year.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Atlanta 81, Mobile Al
Birmingham 10, New Orleans 3
Nashville 3, Little Rock l
Chattanooga 9. Memphis 2
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
Mobile at Atlanta
Memphis at Birmingham
Only games scheduled
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Flarrliingos
Down Tally
InFILPlay
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Miami Beach continued to hold
the lead today in the dwindling
Florida International League. with
West Palm Beach in second place.
Miami Beach scored an easy 7-3
victory last night over the cellar
dwelling Tallahassee team despite
the presence of Duke Doolittle as
new manager for the Rebels.
West Palm Beach won a close
one from st. Petersburg 5-4.
It was the first time the four
teams had played since Miami and
Tampa bowed out Of the league.
They continue their current series
tonight.
Miami Beach pounded out nine
hits off three Tallahassee pitchers
and scored in all but three innings,
tallying twice in the fourth and
eighth. The Rebels eight hits were
scattered and resulted in only
three runs.
West Palm won behind the
steady pitching Of Cuban rookie
Enrique Collantes, a right handler
who scored his fourth win of the
season against no losses. His
teammates gave him good support,
including three double plays.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Miami Beach Tallahassee 3
West Palm Beach S St. Petersburg
ToNICHT'S SCHEDULE
St. Petersburg at West PalmBeach
Miami Beach at Tallahassee
STANDINGS
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Augusta 8, Charlotte
Columbus 4, Savannah
Macon 8, Columbia 6
Jacksonville 2, Montgomery
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
Columbia at Augusta
Jacksonville at Columbus
Charlotte at Macon
Savannah at Montgomery
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL
Montreal 4, Rochester 2
Ottawa 9, Toronto 3
Richmond z, Buffalo
Syracuse 4, Havana l
TEXAS
San Antonio s, Dallas 5
Oklahoma City 2. Shreveport
Houston s, Fort Worth
Beaumont at Tulsa postponed-rain
ALABAMA-FLORIDA
Dothan 6, Graceville
Panama City is. Crestview
Fort Walton Beach Is, OPP Z
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis 6. Charleston
st. Paul z. Toledo
Louisville 9, Minneapolis
Kansas City S. Columbus Q
PACIFIC COAST
Sacramento 6, San Francisco
Los Angeles 4. Portland 2
Hollywood 2, San Diego
Seattle Z, Oakland
TODAY'S BASEBALL SCHEDULE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Charleston at Indianapolis
Columbus ut Kansas City
Toledo at st. Paul
Louisville at Minneapolis
INTERNATIONAL
Rochester at Montreal
Toronto at Ottawa
Richmond at Buffalo
Havana at Syracuse
AkABAMA.ELORIDA
Crestview at Andalusia.opp
Panama City at Graceville
Dothan at Fort Walton Beach
TEXAS
San Antonio ut Dallas
Houston at Fort Worth
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Fridays Schedule and Probable Pitchers
Brooklyn at Phigadelphia (nighD pm
Newcombe Old VS. Simmons GID
New York at Pittsburgh (NIGHT) 1880 pm
-Antonelli OLD VS. Law CD
St, Louis at Cincinnati (night, pm
Staley (2-D VS. Valentine (2-O
Chicago at Milwaukee (nighO. Pm
Hacker (O-D VS. Buhl O-O
THURSDAYS RESULTS
Chicago 8, Brooklyn
Cincinnati 5, New York
Milwaukee 3, Pittsburgh 0
Philadelphia at St. Louis, ppd.
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BASEBALL RESULTS

Fridays Schedule and Probable Pitchers
Philadelphia at New York, pm. Martin
Gid or Portocarrero 600 VS. Morgan
(1-O
Washington at Boston (night), 1880 pm
Stobbs (1-2) VS. Nixon Gid or Kialy (0-2)
(Only games scheduled
THURSDAYS RESULTS
New York 8, Baltimore 0
Chicagos5, Washington
Cleveland 3, Philadelphia
Detroit at Boston, ppd, Rain.
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A bright red flame may be pro-
duced by using strontium salts in
a fire.
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EDITORS NOTE: The won and
lost columns do not balance be-
cause Tampa and Miami have
dropped out of the league)
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RBI: Kerr, Lastres; hr: Kerr;
so by: Brooks 10, Schmidt 4; BIB
off: Brooks l, Schmidt 2; win
ner: Brooks; loser: Schmidt: UNI
pires: Irwin, Arrange; scorer: Cas-
taneda; time: liz.
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RBI: Lenihan, Nelson; 2bh:
Sands, Solomon, Franklin, eLni-
han, Nelson; SD: Calero, Meyer;
DIP: Fraklin to Lehman, Villareal
to K. Rodriguez to Villareal to
Solomon; so by: Franklin 10,
Warren 2; BIB off: Franklin l,
Warren 2; hits off: Knowles 4
in 2 2/3, Warren 0 in 3 1/3; win
ner; Franklin; loser: Knowles;
umpires: Irwin, Arrange; scorer:
Castaneda; time: 1872.
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Sonar Schol (e)

Score by innings: R. H. E
Coca-Cola $500 900 100 o. 4
Sonar School 102 003 ks 4
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Dairy Queen (2)

Score by innings: r. H. E
VX-1 - 900 900 90 3
Dairy Queen 101. 900 %2 4
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SECYS.. no legal exper. nee. $50
SECYS. -STENOS., many $55-$6O
CAREER sECYs.. learn see. bus, SO
ADMIN. SECYS., 8 days 81 900
SECYB. $50-S55
|TYPISTS, 8 days --- S5O-$55
lCLERK-TYPISTS, many $45-S5O
personnel $500
ELECTROMAGNETIC. DR.. $500
lPBX-TYP6. -as-- S5O-$55
knowl. sh'th'd $40
TYPE. $35 up
ASST. TEILERs - 5000 M
SUPERVISOR, math degree Open
BANK BKPR. MACH. .OPERS., ex-
per. and trainees - 90, 100 Sc 500
POSITIONS, Bethesda Open
CLERKS, filling, comparison shoppers,
buyer trainees. personnel training,
|SECYS., Alexandria =. Open
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