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Yonks Beat Dodgers, S-6,
On Howord's Homer in 18th

MIAMI, Mar. 10 (R.-Elston
Towards home run with one on
in the 18th inning gave the New
York Yankees an 8-6 victory over
the Brooklyn Dodgers tonight
before 11,009. The Yanks took a
6-run lead in the second, but
the Dodgers tied 1t with two
runs each in the third, fifth and
seventh.
New York - O60 600 900 O0o-s Is Q
Brooklyn - 002 O20 200 O00--6 { o
Ford. Sturdivant t5l. Schallock nO
and Berra, Berberet U0) Podres. New
combe %. Resent 90, Roebuek 1Ol
and Campanella. Winning pitcher -
Schallock. Losing pitcher-Roebuck
Home run--New York, Howard.
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doesn't mean he hasn't had access to more.
Right now he has four catchers and
Stengel pretends to be miffed because he
hasn't got six Those brains in the front
Office don't think need all those fellows"
he says, $50 they trade off that Hal Smith,
who was only the batting champion of the
American Association, and they trade of
Gus Triandos.
Nov that leaves me with Berra, and
back of him is only this Lou Berberet, who
was the best player in the Southern Associa-
ton, and Elston Howard, who was the best
in the International League. Oh, yes, l
almost forgot Silvera. One year Charley
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By Lewis r. Atchison

Guayana, a late-running horse
owned by a little-known stable,
won the fourth running of the
$25, 000-added Barbara Frietchie
Handicap by 312 lengths before
a surprised crowd of 20,997 fans
at Bowie yesterday.
Owned by the Lily-Ann Stable
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dordan
Of Yonkers, N. Y, who few from
Miami, Fla. to see the race and
flew back last night, the 10-to-1
Guyana and w. j. Appel's An
other World. 15-to-1 outsider,
caught Mrs. Ada L. Rice's firing
Cerise Refine in the stretch to
knock down the 8-to-5 favorite
With a one-two punch.
Guyana was clicked in a
speedy 1:242s, fastest time Of
the meeting for the seven fur
longs, and returned $22.4 40, $3.50
and $6.40. Another World paid
$14.60 and $3.50, while Cerise
Refine, the disappointing choice,
paid So for show.
Blum Makes 1t Stick
It was a richly satisfying race
for Jockey Walter Blum. who
had piloted Ifabody home first
in last Saturdays Burch Memo
rial. only to have the winners
purse taken away on a foul claim
and handed to Mrs. Samuel M.
Pistorio's Brazen Brat. Blum
was all smiles when he returned
to the winners circle.
I'm not mad any more" the
little rider said. Everything is
all even now"
Blum said he felt good at the
three-eighths pole where he
clucked to Guyana and sent
the 4-year-old daughter of Hunt
ers Moon ~ to the outside after
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Basketball Results
NCAA TOURNAMENT. KANSAS CIT

NCAA TOURNAMENT. KANSAS CITY
tChampionship)
San Francisco ~ LaSalle 81
Consolation
Colorado rs Iowa 81
NATL. INVITATION TOURNAMENT
Championship
Duouesne 20 Dayton SO
Consolation
Cincinnati Dc st. Francis Pa.) 81
MD. CLASS A CHAMPIONSHIP
Mont. Blair % Hagerstown SIS
MD. CLASS b CHAMPIONSHIP
CAMBRIDGE ~ Oxon Hill 81
MD. CLASS C CHAMPIONSHIP
Lsckey 30 Southern Of Lothian a6
PRO BASKETBALL
Boston 1t6 New York 100
Boston wins best-of-a seriesl.
1 esinSsasoil. win. s...-sf sfi.. 10
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Exhibition Baseball
BY the Associated Press
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

" wv SsSoStoIou FIe8N
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Kansas City 10, Washington 10.
New York mi 4. Cleveland 2,
Milwaukee o. Cincinnati 2.
Philadelphia z. Chicago (A) Q.
Pittsburgh 4, st. Louis 0.
Boston 8. Detroit T.
Chicago (Nl 6. Los Angeles (PC1 3.
New York tA) 8, Brooklyn U2 in
nings.
ToDAY's GAMES.
Pittsburgh VS.. Washington at Orlando
BROOKLYN VS.. New York IA at Miami
Mesa
Cincinnati VS.. Chicago CA at Tampa.
Milwaukee VS.. st. Louis at St. Peters,
New York IN, VS.. Cleveland at Los
Angeles.
Kansas City vs.. Baltimore at Daytona
Beach.
Detroit VS.. Boston at Sarasota.
Philadelphia vs.. Pittsburgh 81 at
Cleveland "B" vs.. chieaso cNt ~" a.
Tucson.
Boston p" vs. Milwaukee k'B" at
Bradenton.
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Dick ModzeIewski Sions

PITTSBURGH. Mar. 10. (R.
The Pittsburgh Steelers today
received signed contracts from
three more football players, in
GLIDING Tackle Dick Modzelew-
ski. obtained in a trade with the
Washington Redskins.
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Totals ---- 3S 10 IA 81 10 4
{ Hit into double play for schmits in
Singled for stobbs in 9Th.
Walked for Halves in 9th.
Kansas City --------- 100 302 412-13
washington - Ola 400 O01--10
Runs batted in--Wilson "a. Power
90. ". Shantz 80, Finigan, Renna. Fitz.
Gerald: Runels. Sievers ~. Delis. Two
base hits-Delis. FITZGERALD. W Shantz
Three-base hit--Power. Home runs--Sie.
vers t2i. Wilson t2l. Renna Sacrifice
Double plays-Yost to Runnels to Vernon;
Luttreil to DietzeI to Vernon; Lopez TO
DeMaestri TO Power; Lopez to Power: =.
Shantz to w. Shantz to Power. Left on
hases---Kansas CITY, 3: washington. Z.
Bases on balls-of ceccarelli. 3; of
Shantz. /: of Groves. / Struck out-By
2 Hits--Of Ceccareili. \ in 3as innings;
of Trice. In 4is innings: of Shantz. q
In ! inning: OF Schmitz. z in 8 inninss;
OF Stotbs Z in 3 innings; of Groves.
in i innins, Runs and earned runs
on Ceccarelli SO; OF Triee. III; OF
B. Schantz. Ill: OF eehmitz. a.; OF
stobbs s7.5: OF Groves. 2-2. Hit 81
pitcher - BY CeccareIlf tFitz6eraldJ.
winnins Piteher-Lriee. Losing R,teher-
Time 80. .2ee.
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|Sievers Blasts
Pair Of Homers,
Bats in I Runs
Schmitz and Stobbs
Pounded; Bill Wilson
Hits Two.Out of Park
By Burton Howkins
Stcr Stoff correspondsnt

ORLANDO. Fla, Mar. 19.-Roy
Sievers, muscle man of the SEN
ators' attack, today crashed a
pair or homers that brought them
seven runs, but Washington's
f1ve-game winning streak per.
ished as the Kansas City Athlet-
les clobbered Johnny Schmitz,
Chuck Stobbs and Ralph Groves
for Is hits and a 1910 triumph.
Bill Wilson contributed two
home runs and pair of singles
Todoy's game between the Senotors
ond Pirotes at Orlando will be brood
cost by Station WWDc at l:55 pm.
to the AS assault while Bill
Renna also blasted a home run
and Jim Finigan collected four
singles.
Sievers doomed a three-run
homer over the leftfield fence in
the third inning off Art Cecca-
relli and pumped another mighty
homer. this time with the bases
damned, off Bob Trice in the
fourth.
Sievers also supplied a single
to the Senators 14-hit assault
for a perfect day. Roy has &C.
cumulated five straight hits.
cracking a pinch triple against
the Orioles yesterday and dou-
Die against the Redlegs in his
final effort Thursday.
Schmitz and Stobbs Pounded
All of Sewers power was
wasted, however, by atrocious
fielding and undistinguished
pitching. The AS presented q
solid array Of righthanded hit
tiers against the lefthanded
Schmitz and Stobbs. amassing
IA of their hits against them.
Wilson and Renna socked sue
cessive homers off Rookie Groves
in the ninth.
The Senators permitted leads
of ST. and ga to vanish but
still were struggling, with some
suspicion of success, to wrest
victory from the ruins in the
ninth, when little Bobby Shantz
made his first appearance of the
spring for Kansas City.
Operating with a 1879 lead.
Shantz filled the bases with none
out when Mickey Vernon walked.
Roy Dietzel singled and Pinch
hitter Jim Lemon walked. Juan
Delis singled to score Vernon.
but the Senators hopes suddenly
were dashed.
Ed FITZGERALD dashed sizzling
grounder back at Shantz and
tore the glove off the little pitch
er's hand. But the ball plopped
at Bobby's feet. he fired to the
plate to force Dietzel and Broth
er Wilmer Shantz' peg to first
base completed a double play.
Lyle Luttrell lifted a game -end-
ing foul to Finigan.
Senators Start Fast
The Senator's vision of fifth
straight triumph seemingly was
assured in the early innings. The
AS produced a run off Schmitz
in the first inning on successive
singles by Gus Zernial, Finigan
and Wilson, but the Senators re-
taliated with a run in the Sec
ond on back-to-back doubles by
Delis and FITZGERALD.
Singles by Eddie Yost, Jim
Buspy and Pete Runnels Melted
the Senators run in the third
inning before Sievers dashed his
first homer. The AS whitfield
Washingtons lead to 5-4 in the
fourth when Finigan and Wilson
singled. Vic Power thumped a
triple to center and Wilmer
(See SENATORS. Page C-3.)
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Francisco Beats LaSa|e NCAA FINAL Dukes Win NIT
Win; Lose or Drew
By FRANCIS STANN
Ssos Staff Correspondent,

WEST PALM BEACH, MAR. 19.-One thing Casey Stenge
always has going for him manager of the Yankees catch
ing Stengel to New York when Yogi Berra just
poisoning He's needed another catcher, that
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Totals 90 90 IS Totals 16 90 81
Halftime score: Colorado, 80: Iowa, 20.
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ArgentineN ips
Yves Santee in
1900 Thriller
Dryer Close Third;
Decothlon Won by
Johnson of UCLA

MEXICO CITY, Mar. 49,
Little known Juan Miranda Of
Argentina upset the mighty Yves
Santee with a fierce stretch run
in the featured 1,500-meter race
today, but the United States fin
ished the track and field phase
of the Pan American games in a
blaze of glory.
Rafer johnson, 19-year-old
UCLA freshman, beat out his
teammate, Bob Richards, in the
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Shelley Nom Of Washington Brock.
Record in Pan American Swimming
Story on Pose CO.
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tSee BOWIE, Page C-5.)
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CONTINUED on Page CO. CotA5.)
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Todoy's game between the Senotors
ond Pirotes at Orlando will be broad
cost by Station WWDc at l::55 pm.
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Billy Graham -

CONTINUED from Back Page)
in each OF the gospels, shows Jesus Christ acting in oil the
strength Of His perfect manhood When Jesus the
things going in the Temple His face flushed His eyes
flashed He overturned the tables and the coins yng
and drove the onsYehsnssrs from His Fathers House.
Yes. Jesus Christ angry Some people 10 think
neongrvov TO associate His with anger They
think Of Him supremacy gentle. Of infinite patience with
ovnsnsnes married by tears and acquainted with grief but
snsms with The fact OF the matter that anger
can be cod-lks dsvish.
Anger. has sometimes been remarked Is like steam
which blow things turn the wheels Of industry and
the world along Anger explode in the wrong way
or II can be . mighty force Tor righfsovsnsss.
Wrong done TO others caused His burst forth like
. Thunderstorm. II 10 . divine capacity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-21
Seek We First The Kingdom Of God
and His Righteousness, and All
Things Shall Be Added Unto YOU!
life More AbundantIy"!-
A HundredfoId"!-

-quofes OF JESUS
Bv-Hsbrsws, Catholics and the inferior breed OF Prot.
ans have little understanding OF Gods security - stated
Jesus Hence the imperative necessity OF Gods Christ Mas
tier Absolute Miracle Science Universal Messiah Millennium
reaching the first page Of the newspapers OF the world!
Leadership and the vast middIsesss. and miIons OF the
little felows-who destined TO reach Chrsks maturity
need 10 gain understanding OF svpsr-sbvndsnf mex
hsvsible SUBSTANCEl-not matter the MYTH bot In
finite Spirit Cod the and only REAL Mind Soul Parent
nsnd o-ths entire vnivsrssl-dvns lovsl-dvins rrn-
|eshs only SUBSTANCE Of that one real Lite which |"
ssnsIy harmonious, in which we find our true bsins-ns
sney scientific Christiks, and spiritual sA'o.
RATES every ota Of the universe with heaven and eternal
sand whose apprehension demonstrates The translucent
counterfeit MYTHICAL nature OF the human race and me
material. so-esllsd 'worldl THE CHASTITY FARCE Or
MATERIAL so-essd) EXISTENCE" Up. 49, s&H)-ef which
God dictated His beloved Mary Baker Eddy Daughter
Successor 10 His Holy Ghost conceived Messiah Son, Christ
lsus WHY STAND AcHAsT At NoTHlNcNEssf
frHE SUM TOTAL OF HUMAN ERRoR"i ts&H)
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Hebrews, Whom Satan Hath Bound

sales conspiracy halted in Federal Court Yesterday when
enc Of the defendants became i'll.
Judo. Ralph IA. Freeman declared misrsI and re-
the case September after George Gosnbsrs
Of Beverly Hills Calf. rushed to Dsseonsss Hospital
celdsnbsrs collapsed while launching with ether defend
ants and his attorneys Dr. Sydney Bsrks ordered mmsd'sts
surgery.
ssIsetien Of l7man Jury had Just been completed bot
Ne witnesses had been heard.
Other defendants in the case Philip Weiss OF New
York City, Emanuel Weiss his brother OF Cleveland and
Sidney Bergman. also Of New York
The government charges them with eonsPlrinS to trans
por sell and barter ssp stolen from the WHY'S division
% Kaiser Motors in Toledo May n through Nov ~
1851.
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"See COP Ending 20 Years Of
CONTINUED from Back Pass)

Continued from Back Page)
The former COP national chairman addressed the annual
statewide $25apIsts Embarrassing dinner
In earlier press conference Brownsi said u think
the President will again" in 1885.
Browns said in his speech that during the last two
the present has secured 20 indictments under
the aekstesring and Taftsrsy laws compared to
five by the Democratic administrations In the eight years prior
10 1883
He said the FBi has undertaken 400 investigations Of
possible violations Of the laws and opening
AZ the OF 50 . month.
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Whv We Need Real Court Reform
(Continued from Back P.re)

(Contnued from Back Psge)
and assault and fined the defendant $2s for reckless
driving.
There several mysteries about this scsndalous per-
formanes One 10 why Zuris had jursdctioin inasmueh
"a he IL assigned to the branch that hears narcotics
cases. Presumably he carried the with him from the
Jury court where he formerly presided and to which the
case had been transferred the defendants motion
Yet when the trial held, jury summoned.
Another mystery why Judge Of Zurs csber has been
permitted sit in either the narcotics jury divisions
both Of which important branches He would be able
tContinued next column. TOP)
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to do less harm in Of the district police courts.
There be nothing that be done to reetify
the miscarriage of justice in the Kalvaitis case, unless
evidence of bribery other undue influence be
proved Our Democratic states attorney hardly be
expected to take any action Until system IL
reorganized the only hope that the Democratic party
bosses who, for all practical purposes nominate and elect
all the judges of the Municipal court will show little
mercy when Zuris term expires.
Our readers doubt observed that the KAIvaitis
decided the day that Gov Stratton and
Mayor Daley at private conference in Springfield,
agreed drastic revsons in the proposed judicial
amendment. One of the changes would preserve the
present method of eectins Municipal judges which
regularly produces unfit csndidates Rep. James j. Ryan,
who Mayor Dsleys spokesman in the house. boldly
planned that the Democrats wanted the Municipal
left alone With straight face he added at the
closet to the people"
The governor and the mayor also scutted other inn
poran features of the proposed amendment and made
unacceptable to leaders of the bar who have been work.
ing for years to raise the standards of the Illinois courts
Mr. Saon yielded to the Democratic demands in return
for promises of support in the package deal for in
crease in the sales tax and city sales tax
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5AA fsiGlPART 7Enl nsflt
Continued from Back Pase)
The Devil Foists Matter The Myth!
-Phony' Substance Upon 90 per
cent Of The Human Rate!-As An
Extra 'God'!

Gods two highest Representatives since Mosss-chrisi
Jesus end Gods Dsvghssveessor TO the Master His Rev.
Mary Baker Eddy defined and demonstrated God TO be in
finite exclusive spr-absoIvfsy and positively. the only
SUBSTANCE Of life and the universe!
All eavsaon is msnisr-Cod to Mrs. Eddy. Also. mat
tsr mental phsnomsnons dsmonsfrsbIs MYTH to the
pure in hssrr!-pvrs enough 10 become Gods Chosen
Pseps-chrsks Christian Seisntistsdssnsd 10 bsrats
the devils Adams and Ewes from their SHINING stupid blum
dsrns ssos Of their human psrsntdslnqvsn Adams and
EvsslM
CALL NO MAN ON EARTH FATHER'-christ Jesus.
And Jesus to His Mother Mary, At the wedding feast.
when Mary informed her Holy Ghost conceived Messiah
They have wns."
Jesus answer: Women. what have 10 do with ihss?"
God has revealed 10 this writer that that gentle
warning TO Mary not 10 be too prsumpfuous GOD DID NOT
RAISE UP JESUS TO SUPPLY DIMINISHING WINE AT
WEDDING FEAsTsl
twill be recalled that Jesus had fed multitude with
few and fishes and when they sought Him TO make
Him King He rsbvksd them. and said I'VE seek Ne because
satsh the Iosvs and fishes and filled Labor not for
the which psrsheth For this and 10 this end
born into the worldha should bear witness unto
The Truth!
Detroit Free Prsss)-"Jamss Anthony Hsvssr-ihs son
Of Or. and Mrs. l. Jerome Havssr died a. his home.
HE was . student a. Detroit Country Day School.
Services will be in the Ira Kaufman Chapel
with burial in Beth FL Memorial Park.
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The Wagner Labor Relations Act was not written ny se"
Wagner p Of New York. He the dvps the trent tor
Communist inspired and dictated Wagner lsbsr Relations
si And might have fvnetionsd in Christian manner
for the Hsbrs Red and spiritual bastard bresd o.
Christians fvncfonins in the spiritually frsforeos psms
ratio administrations which set the devils Nsfons LABOR
Relations Boardopsrssd by ssbossvrs spiritual traitors
pivs unatics God condemned spiritual hssfsdsi-wheh
permitted such damnsbs Ovirssss the co Allschsmsrs
s running for months. and hindsrins The ProdUeo" OF
YER machinery That when Josef Stain and Hitler were
pill 'palsl