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Evening star., 1955-07-02
MAJOR LEADERS
By the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING tbased on 175 a

BATTING tbased on IT'S at bats)-Ka-
smtb ns petES cfsyelaas % rSS Cheese knsDn aSs e.
t%roit. % .,sii; poss. Cleveland. ueah' Bio. De
RUNs-;Mantles New York. So; Smith.
Cleveland Cleveland 81; Kaline: Detroit. 5s;
RUNS BATTED IN-Jensen. Boston, SO:
ksaaiinei IS! Detroit "a; Berra. NeT York
HITs@Kaline, Detroit, 1o4: smith,
Cleveland, and, gs; Eos; Chicago; ae; dGed-
DoUBLEs--Finigan. Kansas CITY. 81;
White, Boston. Is: Smith, Cleveland,
HdSh dSSSitofi RiuNs;-Mantle. n; New York, ls.
zsfns zsnebn ksnsas hosson CITY z 1ensfn p.an and
sToGEN sTo esa BAsEswRiSeFas, Es RdSeKs e CHICAGO II;
Min9so; }snss Chicago; 8: Smith. clsyeland,
ra,;n ;Jensen; boston' Busny, Cncaeo:
game. Detroit and Hunter, New York,
PITCHING tbased on decisions,--Kon-
stanty; New York so, I900: Nor
esissyelsnsSg le.. 80 ss bsnssan nov WsRh sRP
sTRikEouTsscore. Cleveland. 100:
Turley, New York, 117 sullivan, Bos-.
ton. u; Hoeft, Detroit, 90; Pierce,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING (based on IT'S at bats)-Ash-
burn; Philadelphia. .353; CampaneIla,
Br0oklyn. .335;, virdon.. st: Louis.
v;32S: Aaron; Milwaukes, Mueller. New
lRuNSSswsniders Brooklyn. 62; Bruton,
Reese. BROOKLYN. 81; Logan. Milwau-
RUNS BATTED rN-snider, BROOKLYN.
": Campanella. Brooklyn, "a; Klus-
.adelphia 81; Mays, New York. 81.
New York. 81; Braton, IN MiiWauhee %
92: Dark. New York. SO; KiuszewsEi
Cincinnati and Moon, st. Louis. s5.
EOUBLES-Repulski. st. Louis, 10: Bru-
ton and Logan, Milwaukee, is: six
| PLAYERS tied with Is.
HOME RUNS-Snider. BROOKLYN and
Kluszewski. Cincinnati "A: Mays
and Banks. Chicago. l9.
STOLEN BASES-Boyer, st. Louis, IA:
Gillian, Brooklyn. Ii; Bruton, Mil
waukee, 10; Temple. Cincinnati. o.:
Baker. Chicago: Mays, New York, and
Moon: st. Louis. 6.
PITCHING biased on decisionsl-
Newcombe. Brooklyn, 13-1, .929; La
bine Brooklyn. 6-1. S51: Loes,
Brooklyn. ~. 77si Arroyo. St Louis
81; $50: Collum, Cincinnati. g..
|sTRIkEoUTs - Jones, Chicago. 1o5.
Roberts. Philadelphia. 9l; Conley
Milwaukee, S5: Neweombe, Brooklyn,
81; Haddix st. Louis, II.
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BY JAsPAR NAMES

Competition for the 1855 Mid
die Atlantic clay court tennis
singles championships starts to-
day on the Edgemoor Club courts
with 90 men and 81 women en-
tered.
First seeded Tim Coss. ranked
|25th nationally, Is favored to
retain the title he won last year
but several players are capable
of upsetting him. Coss meets
Sam jenkins at l pm. in the
opening round.
Donald Dell Of Bethesda.
seeded No. 2. won't start until
tomorrow. He is playing in the
Middle Atlantic juniors tourna-
lment at Richmond, which ends
today.
Fred McNair, seeded third;
Buzzie Hettleman, fourth, and
Evening star., 1955-07-02

Mrs. William Hodges accounted
for several firsts when she won
the Women's District Golf As
socfation's Class C Cup tourna-
ment yesterday at Columbia
Country Club.
1t was the first cup victory
for Mrs. Hodges, who had 81
minus 16 handicap for q net IS:
the first cup tournament victory
Iby a Bethesda player in about
three years. and the first time
the winner had scored as low as
92 in anything but an informal
round.
Mrs. Hodges and Mrs. Rae W
Stewart Of Manor and two OF
three others upheld the honor
Iof Glass C players with handi-
leaps Of 16 through 10. Other
wise. it was an extremely high
scoring day, with only six play
ers in the starting field of 81
managing to break 100.
Mrs. Hodges had her putter
working. and included 35-foot
putt for q birdie three on the
I17th in her winning score. II
Twas the third Class c tourna-
:, ment of the year and the first
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Middle Atlantic Net Tourney
Starts Today at Edgemoor

Phil Neff, sixth, all play this
afternoon. McNair. ranked third
in the Middle Atlantics, faces
Jack Sloat; Hettleman, Balti-
more star, meets Paul Gilbert,
and Neff encounters Hal Slouth'
The four ranking women start
today. Mrs. Ann Gray. runnerup
for the title to Connie Ball last
year and top seeded, meets
Nancy Gates.
Two young nationally ranked
stars, Judy Devlin Of Baltimore
and Belmar Gunderson of Wash
Iington, play Margaret Graham
and Ann Webster. respectively.
Fourth-seeded Charlotte Deck
Ier faces Mrs. Hugh Thomas.
The mems and women's dou-
Ibles drawings will be held to-
night, with play starting at ]
pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
Fay Croker
Holds Big Lead

WICHITA, Kan. July 2 (R.-
Fay Crocker Who insists her
most valuable weapon is her
head" started the final So holes
in the $4,000 Women's National
Open golf tournament today
with an 8-stroke advantage over
her closest rival.
Miss Crocser, of Montevideo.
Uruguay. brought her 36-hole
total to l46 with a par 70 on the
Wichita Country Club course
yesterday.
Mary Lena Faux of Thomas
willie, Ga. figured the Swift
winds tor her second successive
In and a l54 total that left her
within striking distance of the
So 900 first place money.
The pre-tournament favor
Iites, Louise Suggs of Sea Island.
Ca, and Patty Berg of st. An
drews, H., weren't in too good
shape at the start today. Miss
lSuggs made the second round in
IN, but her total of 156 left her
Il0 strokes behind. Miss Berg,
who called a two-stroke, penalty
on herself, started the final day
lat 158 after an 80 yesterday.
Miss Crocker, whose most i'm.
portant recent victory was the
Weathervane Open at Detroit,
played the course in 1886 yes
Iterday. par for both mines. She
capped it with a 60-foot putt
for a birdie 8 on the last hole.
The leaders:
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Lundreuu's S No-Hitter
Beuts League Leaders

Mike Landreau of the For
tuna Luggage midget baseball
team in the Montgomery County
Boys Baseball League, pitched
a no-hitter and batted his team
to a 10 victory over league
leading Carriers Drugs.
Landreau walked none, struck
out 10 and the only batter to
reach base was on Landreau's
error. He got two hits in three
times at bat, one OF the hits
driving in the only run.
Evening star., 1955-07-02

for the member guest tourna-
ment.
Most clubs will have flag tour
naments and other events over
the three days. with driving,
approaching and putting con-
tests for Monday afternoon.
The three hole-in-one contests
continue. The event for the
benefit of The Stars Summer
Camp Fund ends Monday night
at East Potomac, as does the
contest at the Manor Driving
Range on Georgia avenue. ex-
tended for the benefit of the
Crippled Children's Fund.
There's $1,000 in prizes at East
Potomac in the contest spon-
sored by the s. G. Leoffier Co.,
while cars are the prizes at
Manor Range and the contest at
Miller's Range on Wisconsin
avenue for the benefit Of the
Bethesda Klwanis Charities.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
Auto Racing Leaders Clash
On Manassas 3-Duy Program

Defending ch a m pions and
point-scoring leaders of NASCAR
will be among more than 80
entries in the 150-lap national
championship late modei stock
car racing at the Old Dominion
Speedway at, Manassas tonight.
Two 20-lap qualifying heats,
the first at 8 o'clock, will open
the action.
Tonight's competition viii in
augurate a three-day holiday
schedule at Manassas.
The weekly drag -acing con-
tinues at noon tomorrow while
members of the Old Dominion
Northern Virginia and Winches-
ter. Va. Stock Car Racing Asso-
Citations clash in a triangular
meet at $3.50 pm. Monday tha.
will be combined with a fire.
works display.
Jimmy Reed of Peekskill, N. Y.
NASCAR's two-time defending
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Golf Victory by Mrs. Hodges
Accounts for Several 'Fiirsts'

not won by Mrs. W. W. Teeter
of Belle Haven. who is on va
cation. Mrs. Teeter won the
Meckley and Shorey Cups.
Mrs Stewart. the low gross
winner. won the WDGA Cup in
1853 and yesterday missed q
tie by only q stroke with 95-18-
n. Mrs. Hodges had both the
low net and gross score but
there is only one prize to Q
contestant.
Other net prize winners, IL
order, were:
Mrs. Peter wisher Of Prince George:
a7-IS. 79: Mrs. Edison Moliohan Of
Columbia. ee-19, so: Mrs. seaghsr
MSnss e.F.on e sssnsssA g A1sse s ss So HTs
Mrs Ellis Ediovits Of WoOdmont. iai-
los-ls, s.; Mrs, John Eyersen q
6Sss 6Sna0. cf lss @a.hihstoa. So 1Si,s Mrs. = s.
Ms, Ms Purcell Smith of Congressional
Manor, 1919. s5; Mrs, Joseph Hop,
sprins. io5-i7. Sc: Mrs. Edward re.
Long of Prince Georges. 1o4-lS. SO;
Mrs. L <; Jenscn of Army Navy. I06-
ii65eis. 81 81: Mrs.. & John Davis q CAT At.
Columbia. I05-i7. IS: Mrs. Eiizabett
Hanna Of Court House. 1o6-1s. IS
Mabie Of Manor. io5~i7. as, and Mrs
Alvin Brown Of woodmont. 'os-i7. IS
Evening star., 1955-07-02
Donna Floyd Adds
Public Parks Title;
lFuther Is Beaten

Donna Floyd added another
tennis title to a rapidly growing
list when she defeated Barbara
Cage, 6-3, rs. yesterday in
finals of the women's singles in
the Public Parks championships
lat Sixteenth and Kennedy
streets NV.
Miss Floyd's father Don, seeded
No. /, was upset in the quarter
finals by Bob Magala. seeded
fifth, 6-1, 60.
AL Talkin defeated Bob Cage,
I2-6, 6-2, 60. in the semi
finals.
Magala and Phil Nef meet at
I3 pm. today in the other semi
final.
Evening star., 1955-07-02

champion and 1855 point reader
and Lee Petty of Randleman
N. c., defending champion and
top man of NASCAR's Grand
National. Circuit. will be topseed-
ed tonight.
Buck Baker, Bob Welborn, jim
Paschal, Roscoe "Pappy" Hough
Charlie Dyer, Bud Geiselman
Jim Lewallen, Gober Sosebee, Bill
Morgan. Elmo Langley. Bill
Gross, Mack Hanbury, Harvey
Henderson, Mace Mattingly ant
Johnny Dodd, ir., are other tor
entries.
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st. Mory's Speedway
.Stunes Races Toniuht

Members Of the Northern Vir.
ginia Stock Car Club will COM
pete against those Of the South
ern Maryland Association in a
flve-event program starting at
$3.50 tonight at st. Mary's Speed
way, Lexington Park. Md.
Among the NVSCC drivers
entered are Ray Barbour, George
Swanson, Bill Cook, Rusty Simp-
son and Bobby Weese. The
Southern Maryland competitors
include Gene Marohl, John
Brawley, AL Mattingly. Jim Mat
tingly and Johnny Hall.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
DADS SELECTIONS
GIVE DAUGHTER
3 WIN TICKETS

TORONTO. July 2 R.-
Eleanor Bird. daughter Of
woodbine racetrack's vet
eran clocker, pulled on Q
bettor's dream yesterday by
cashing a winning ticket on
each of the eight races.
Eleanor. daughter Of Tom
Bird. also collected on six
place and seven show wagers.
Her father marked her card.
Miss Birds winnings came
to $273.40 for al 50 tickets.
He biggest payon was on
Some Pigeon who took the
third race and paid $l0l.70.
$40.50 and $3.50.
Miss Birds smallest win
payoff was $3.50 on Festivity
in the fifth.
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Lawson Leading DecothIon,
Richards Threat in Windup

tfoot-3 Lawson in the high jump
but didn't do so well in other
events and stood eighth.
The Rev. Bob Richards, Church
of the Brethren minister from
Long Beach, Calf, and defend
ling champion in the meet. was
running fourth, but his speciality
the pole vault. is one of today's
tests.
Back of Lawson were Jim
Podoley of Central Michigan
College with 3.735 points: Joel
lW. Shankle of Duke University
with 1888 and Richards with
I3,647.5. Among those still In
contention Is Perry c. Moore,
University Of Maryland, 1924.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
Federal Storage
Rullies to Win

Federal Storage. bolstered by
the addition of several high
school and college players in the
area, figures to make strong
bid for second half honors in the
Industrial League.
Evidence Of its potential was
demonstrated yesterday when
Federal Storage overcame a two
run deficit with a five-run ninth
inning to score an 11-8 victory
over Jack Pry.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
Junior Girl Golfer
Continues Streak
With Unofficial 80

Barbara Berry, the new Dis
trict girls invitation junior
champion, continued her amaz-
ling scoring streak for a young
ster with less than a year in
golf when she shot an 80 on
ladies day at Congressional yes
Iterday.
Barbara had the lowest round
of her career last Friday, an 83
and followed it by winning the
medal and title in the girls
tournament at Argyle.
Actually her 80 was not official
yesterday as it was a selectiye
I9-hole tournament and her best
nine holes totaled 80 strokes
From that she deducted eigh,
strokes, half her handicap, fol
| a winning net IS in Glass A
The Class B winner was Mrs
w. B. Maroshek, 41-13-28, and
in Class C Mrs. James L. Nc.
Grath, 40-14-26. Mrs. George
E. Rosden was the low-putts
winner with 20.
There was a tie on ladies day
lat Woodmont between Mrs
Jerome Footer, 102-26-76 and
Mrs. Burton Ostrow, S9-13-76
Mrs. Frank Cush of Argyle won
low gross among the guests with
an m
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Pair Of PAGES
ICo-Featured on
|BaItimoreCard

BALTIMORE. July 2 tSpecial)
Baltimore Raceway continues
its holiday weekend racing pro-
gram tonight with an eight-race
card featuring q $500 AA
handicap pace and the 5000
Eastern Shore Pace for 3-year-I
olds.
Selector, whose winning streak
of seven straight was interrupted
by his last two races at Laurel,
is favored to return to his win
ming ways over his hometown
track in tonight's fast handicap
pace, the seventh race. The f.
|year-old gelding is owned by
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edward Elliott
|of Baltimore.
Out to beat Selector will be
Joe Eyler's L. T. Eden and Wen
dell Wathen's Highland Boy. Pat
|Hubbard's Hughie Boy. direct
from a win in 2:07M. drew the
lrail. Others in the field are
Magde Hy, Indian Song and
kits Hanover.
Hi-Lo's Mite. 3-year-old
brother Of the retired worlds
champion, Hi-Lo's Forbes, is
favored against six Of the Ma
ltion's top sophomore sidewheel-
ers in the $4,000 stake event,
the fifth race. Seeking her
fourth straight victory In this
one is the classy Direct Walnut,
A couple of long shots domi-
mated last nights feature $2,250
lPikesville Trot as Seattle Widow
a 3-year-old bay filly. won the
first division, and Little Myrtle,
making her second start Of the
season, took the second division
Seattle Widow returned $3.50
$7.20, $4.40, with Able Gallon
second and Mighty Blaze third
Little Myrtle paid $45.80, $11.20
I$6 as Long Song finished second
and Jim Fay third.
The feature pace went to
Snipe Reward, the favorite. who
won in 2:06, fastest time Of the
night, to pay Sc. $3.50, $3.50.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
Boil Teams Playing
Interstate Tourney

Federal Storage plays the
Millington .(Md) team from the
Eastern Shore at pm. today on
the West Ellipse in the second
annual Interstate Limited Glass
baseball tournament.
Leones Of Baltimore. defend
ing champion, plays Whining
ton. Del, also at on the South
Ellipse. The winners meet for
the championship at 4 o'clock.
Evening star., 1955-07-02

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, July
2 R.-The long legs and power.
full shoulders of Bob Lawson
2o-year-old University of South
ern California freshman; gave
him thin lead today going into
the last five events of the Ma
tional AAU decathlon.
The 175-pounder from Aber-
deem, Wash, won the 400-meter
dash in 51.3 seconds yesterday,
tied for first in the high jump
with a robust 6-foot 4h-inch
leap and finished we'll up in
three other events to tally 2,886
points.
Dale Saxton of Eastern New
Mexico University tied the g.
Evening star., 1955-07-02

Runs-Kaline. R. Wilson, Slaughter
W. Wilson, Astroth. Errors-Torseson
Lopez. Runs batted in--Tuttle. W. vii.
son (2I, Astroth. Two-base hit-W. viii
son. Three-base hit--simpson. Home
runs W. Wilson, Astroth. Double
piays--R. Wilson to Hatfield, Finjgar
to Power Left on bases - Detroit
8; Kansss city. g; Bases on balls
b., Aber. BY Boyer. 5: by German. 1
Hits--Of Birrer, 3 in 2 innings: of
Cristante. 2 in 2 innings: of Aber. ] ir
off German, Q in pa innings euns and
earned runs--Of Birrer, 3-3; of Girls.
tante. 90; OF Aber. 90; of Boyer, 2-l
of German, 90. Winning pitcher
d-I). Time-2:40
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INDIANS, l; WHITE sox. 0

Run - Dolby. Errors - None. Run
batted in-Doby. Two-base. hits--He-
gan. Smith. Home run--Doby. Sacri-
ssaue q roP PfFsf r. DropS pou's LEI. Cn Bases
Chicago, 8; Cleveland. 8. Bases on
balls--On Wynn, l.; OF Pierce. 3. Struck
out-By Wynn. 4: by Pierce, B: Runs
tpitcher--Wynn U1-2l. Losing pitcher
Pierre (5-5). Time-2:09. Attendance
l---11l1a
Evening star., 1955-07-02
BOYS BASEBALL
MONTGOMERY COUNTY BBA

MONTGOMERY COUNTY BBA
West Div. MidEets)
Fortuna Luggage, 1: Carriers Drug. o.
John Lison. 10; Maloney Concrete, g.
Oliver Appliances. IA; Bethesda Cinder
Central Div. MidEets)
ST. Catherine Laboure, 5; Glenview
Rockets, 2.
Cave Ford. 10; Edgemoor Bicycle
shop,
Kensinston Blue Jets, o; Parkway
- East Div. Seniers)
Oakdale,. 4: Takoma Boys Club, Q.
burtonsville, g.: Columbian Sauires, g.
CYO
Gunior)
st. Thomas. Sr. st. James, z.
St John the Baptist, 10: Sacred
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REDLEGS, IA; BRAVES. z

Runs--Bruton. Adcoek, Temple 81.
Palys (3l, Kluszewski t3l. Post ca Bell.
BURGESS. Jablonski, Mcmillan, Error.
os,connell. Runs bstted inpmKluszeTssi
Mathews. Adcoek. Palys. Two-base hits
Iz;Jablonski. palys. Bell Home Home. runs rs,
Mathews, Post. Double playsnLosan TO
Temple; Mcmillan to Temple to Kluszew-
ski; Kluszewski to Mcmillan; Left on
Milwaukee. 8: Cincinnati. 8. Bases
on balls--off Buhl. |; OF jay, z: on
Struck out-.-By Bull, /; by staley. 1; by
VARGAS. /; by Black 3. Hits-on staley.
). In 2h innings;. of Edelman. in
"a inning; of Black. 2 in So inninss;
of Jolly, Q in. 0 inning: tfaced three
batters in SIXTH; off Buhl, in ~
innings: of Vargas. Q in 2as innings: of
Jay. 8 In "a ,innings. Runs and earned
runs--of Staley, III; of Jolly. 3-3; on
80: of Vargas. III. on Buhl, 3-3,
Passed bali-Crandall Winning pitcher
t5-6j. Time-a:32. .09s.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
HoIe-in-One Tourney
Hos Holiday Hours

The Bethesda Kiwanis Clubs
hole-in-one tournament will
have special hours over the
holiday week end from noon
until II pm. today, tomorrow
and Monday.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
MINOR LEAGUES
PACIrIC COAST LEAGUE

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
GalIyWaoda GakiSnS; s a. sss4ame,to- Seattle; 2-1
San Prsncisc9, .! I6; s,ss,a, ssn DIEGO l.
f0r'ishMHEs AMEsRicAS Ii AZ AsssocfAiTioN AnsetsfiAi
Toledo, @; Louisville, 3. s
Omaha, IL; Minneapolis, T.
Denver. 8; st. Paul, 3.
Charleston, 4: Indianapolis. 8.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Columbus. 10-1; Toronto, a-2.
Havana. 5-3; Montreal. A.
Syracuse. 4: Rochester, 3.
Buffalo, 4 Richmond, !,
TEXAS LEAGUE ar
Oklahoma City. 3; Fort Worth. 1. r.
Beaumont. 13, Houston. 4.
San Antonio. q: Shreveport. 4.
souTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta, z; Mobile, g.
New Orleans, 8; Birmingham, z.
Little Rock, 2; Chattanooga, 0.
Memphis, 3: Nashville, Q
EASTERN LEAGUE
Binghan1ton, 5-5: Reading, 3-6.
Schenectady, IL; Elmira, 4.
Allentown, s.: Johnstown, 4.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Augusta, 7-9; Columbus, 2-5. 81
Savannah, /: Charlotte, 0.
Montgomery, 10; Macon, =.
Jacksonville, 3: Columbia. 4.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Hagerstown, b; Lancaster, 4.
York. 4; Sunbury, 2 ;
Newport News, 4 Portsmouth, /.
Lynchburg 8; Norfolk. 5. E@
Evening star., 1955-07-02
YESTERDAYS MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
CUBS, II; CARDINALS. J
To-als 50 10 PAS Tot

To.aIs 50 13 PAS Totals SO 13 ~ Is
! Grounded out for lawrence In 4th.
2 Grounded into double clay Tor @.
Jones in 9th.
Grounded out for Smith in sth.
st, Louis -~--------- oI1SS 600 600 100, ;
Runs-Moon. MusiaI t2). Repulski t2,.
Stephenson, Sarni. Miksis. Baker, Banks,
Sauer t2) jackson. Fcndy. McCullough.
Rush Errors--Miksis. tirdon. Runs
batted in-Repulski t2l. Sauer. jackson,
Baker az Musial t2). Stephenson. King
t2). Banks, McCullough. Miksis. Sarni,
Hemus Two-base hits--Moon, King.
Stephenson Home runs--Repulski f2).
Sauer. Jackson. 3aker. Musial. Banks.
Sacrifice fly---Stephenson. Double plays
Banks to Baker to Fondy: Stephenson to
Schoendienst to Musial. Left on bases
st. Louis. 9; Chicago. g. Bases on balls
on Lawrence. 1: of q. Jones. 3: of
Rush, /; of Davis. 2: OF Smith. /.
Struck out--sy Arroyo. 1: bv Rush. Il;
81, ?; Hits-of' Arroyo. ) IN 4, inning I y
innings: off Lawrence, in . innings:
of @. Jones, in Q i.ninss; of Smith.
4 In . inninss: off Davis. q Il, s INNINGS
Of Wrisht J in ! inning: of Perkowski
in y innings. runs and earned runs
or Arrovo. 4-4: off Lawrence. 20; of
@. Jones 2-2: of Rush. 3-3. of Smith.
3-3: off Davis. A: off Wright. 90: of
Perkowski, 90 Wild pitches Davis tsl
Winning pitcher--Davis f5-3) Losing
t9-3). Time-2:42. At
tendance-7,244.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
SECOND GAME
Totals asl424I2 Totals a4 1O ~
Struck. out for Cristante In Sth.
. Walked for Sain In 7th.
Detroit oil OO2 1O0-5
Kansas City .---- 900 600 70x--5
Detroit -
Kansas Cit


Runs = Kuenn. Tuttle.- Torseson,
Boone. Delsins. DeMaestri. valo, Wilson,
Simpson. Power. Finigan. Renna. Err.
ror-Tuttle. Runs bated in--Kaline
Iorseson, Boone. House ICY. DeMaestri,
Wilson t3J Simpson, Power. Finigan.
Two-base hits-Delsing. Wilson. Three
base hit---House. Home runs---Boone
Power. Double plays Finigan to De-
Maestri TO Power. DeMaestri to Finigan
to to Power peMaestri to Power. Left on
on bails--on Carver .: of Hoeft, L.
on Ceccarelli, Struck out--By Gee
Carver, in eas inninss: Oh Hoeft, I
in inning: on Cristante, o In y in
ming: OF Birrer o in ] inning: Of Her
bert, o In inning: of Ceccarelli, . IN
5 innings; on gain. 3 IN inning: of
Gormsn. 2 in2 innings. Runs and
Il: on ceccarelli, 4-4; Of sain, IL.
Passed ball--House. Winning pitcher
German s3.D. LOSING pitcher-Hosft
IE7O.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
SELECTIONS
AT BALTIMORE

adam Pointer, Card Trick,
Mamie B.
Hanover. Cindy's Up,
Par Flight.
3-Stinky. Merry r osecroft,
Birthday Special.
4-Jamb. Lady Rodney, Mary
Lybrook.
5--Reed's Knight, Great Water,
My Dixie.
6--Dusty Direct, Sandy McEllen,
Belle Vile Boy. y
7-HIGHLAND BOY, Selector,
L. T. Eden.
8--Mighty Dexter. Cannonite.
Dream Wick.
Evening star., 1955-07-02

Runs--Dark. Harris Antonelli, Ash
burn (2). Hammer t2) Ennis. Greengrass
Smallev f2l. Blaylock. Errors - Dark
batted in--Mueller, Jones. Roberts. Mays
Harris Blaylock t2) Greengrass t2l
Two-base hits-Terwilliger Lockman.
Greengrass l2), smalley.. Dark. Ashburn
lock. Double plays-Thompson to Ter
williger to Harris: Dark to Terwilliger to
Harris. Left on bases--New York: 10:
toneiii, 4: of Giel o.. on Roberts, !.
BY Wilhelm. 1: by Roberts Z. Hitsofi
Antonelli. 8 in innings; on Giei ]
of wilhelm. in Y inning, Runs and
earned runs--of Antonelli, AZ: of Giel,
lac; of Mccall. 10: of Wilhelm. 10;
toneili iAshburnl. Winning. pitcher
Roberts (11-0 Losing uitcher-Anto-
nelli (6-10) Time-2:49.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
AS. 81; TIGERS, Is
FIRST GAME

Totals 33624s Totals 90 8 ~ 3
] Ran for r. Wilson In 9th.
Popped for Birrer in 3rd.
3 Walked for Cristante In 5th.
Ran for Fain in 5th
5 Lined into double play for Abe
in 9th.
Detroit - 0O1 O0I 000--2
Kansas City 210 900 O0x--3
Evening star., 1955-07-02
FIGHTS LAST MIGHT
BY the Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS. Joe Dorsey. 116
New Orleans knocked out Ted Donald
2O3, New Orleans, 2.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia
Georgie Dunn. 13a, Edmonton, and Bill,
Woods, 1876, Spokane, drew, 10.
Evening star., 1955-07-02

Runs---Thomas. Long. Groat, Gillian,
batted in-.-Law. -Amoros t2t. Groat t2l
Two-base hits. OBrien, Long. Three
base hit - Amoros, Sacrifice = Podres.
7. Bases on balls--On Law. 2; of podres
4: on Hughcs.'I Struck out---By Law. s;
6y Podres. a; by Hughes. /. Hits--Of
Podres. In q inninss; OF Roebuck. o
In inning: OF Hushes, O In innings
Runs and earned runs---Off Law, 10;
on Poores. 3-3; on Roebuck, 90: OF
HUGHES, 90. winning pitcher---Law "a
80. Losing pitcher--Podres t7-5). Time
l2:35. Attendance---I0,325,
Evening star., 1955-07-02

Dosson $1,000. wy wv 2nnp NY
Runs - Jensen, Zauchin t2l, White
Pope t2l, Marsh Errors---Klaus tol
Moore. Runs batted in---Triandos .t2l
White. Piersall t2l Zauchin. Two-bass
hits-.-Pope, White, Marsh. Home ruin
1auchin. Stolen bases - Pope. Coan
Klaus. Sacrifice---Iiatton. Double play
Hatton to White to Zauchin. Left or
10; Baltimore, z; Base,
Cd wilson i; ofs Dorish. ?. sifrfucl
out---By Brewer. 2; by Kiely. 2: b.
Kinder. 2; BY Wilson, 3; by Moore, 4
by Dorish. l.. Hits-On Brewer, 8 in
of Kinder, o In 3 innines; OF Wilson
4 In 6h Innings; OF Moore, 3 In 22s
innings: of Dorish, in innings
Runs r. I,,, and earned runs-on Brewer; 3-2.
tWhite). Winning pitch.
sr = Kinder GID. Losing pitcher -
Aorish t3-2). Time-3:24.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
PILLS, 9; GIANTS, 3

Totals 80 IL 2410 Totals 35 IL 81 8
Took third strike for Antonelli in 9TH.
2 Singled for Katt in 9Th.
Ran for Hoffman in Sth.
Ran for Greengras in Sth.
Popped out for Wilhelm in 9th.