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WINS TITLE WITH GREAT PLAY
Injury Fails to Spoil
Mrs. Ferridoy's Golf

found the putting touch and had
eight one-putt greens through
the 18th. The puts included
Ia 20-footer for a birdie on the
fifth and a 55-footer that ended
the match on the 18th.
She was making so many puts
that when she missed one on the
.11th hole her youngest daughter,
Kay, looked up to a friend and
said, II guess that cup must
have shrunk."
Loser Plays Well
Mrs. Barry started a little
shakily but. beginning with the
seventh hole, was hitting the
ball as she had been during the
week when she won the medal
and three matches in her first
appearance in the championship.
Mrs. Barry will be on her home
course when the Maryland State
women's championship is played
at Manor Club in September, and
might get an opportunity to
even the score with Mrs. Ferri-
day.
The new champion, winner in
1858, but beaten in the first
round last year over her home
Chevy Chase course. was hitting
the ball longer than she did
when she won the District title
two years ago.
The second flight was a re-
match of the Argyle Club cham
.pionship finals with the same
result, Betty CARRIER defeating
Mrs. Frank Cush. 3 and /. The
tournaments youngest player,
16-year-old Barbara Diggs OF
Manor, an upcoming senior at
Montgomery Blair, had an 81
in winning the third-flight final
Winners in the final matches
Championship onsolation---Mrs. How
ard Lady. Washington defeated Mrs
~. p. Trouchaud, Kenwood 3 and ..
Second flight--Betty CARRIER. Argyle,
defeated Mrs. Frank Cush. Argyle. .
and l.. Consolation-Mrs.. g. W. Cal;
Dennis. Washington, and g..
Third flight--Barbara Diggs, Manor
defeated Mrs. Herman Neugass. Wood
mnt. and g. Consolation---Airs. A. G.
ISimmonds, Washington. defeated Kath-
ryn Diggs. Manor. 9 up.
Fourth flight---Mrs. Frank Browning,
Army-Navy, defeated Mrs. Matthew
Sshrenk. Prince Georges. 3 and q. Con-
ISOLATION - Mrs. Peter Wisher. Prince
Georges. defeated Mrs, r. A. Washburn
Washington, / up lg holes.
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Bob Cage Captures
Recreation II ennis

Bob Cage proved he deserved
his No. / ranking by winning the
mems singles title of the District
Recreation Department tennis
tournament yesterday at Rock
Greek Park. In the finals he
defeated Lindy Kehoe, Ga
6-3.
Don Ralph and Peter Del
made it to the doubles semifinals
by beating Bud Day and Larry
Middlekamp, GA, 6-3. while
Barbara Cage and Loretta Lowe
advanced to the finals Of the
women's doubles by defeating
Frances Bassett and zdnks
Dalecka, 3-6, Ga, 6-1.
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Mrs. SumIer Winner

ladies day golf tournament at
Woodmont Country Club yester-
day with a score of 80. Mrs.
Samler actually had 80, but in
this tournament tee shots and
puts did not count. Mrs. Isadore
Laskin of Norbeck was best
among guests with a net 81
Mrs. Burton Ostrow scored q
hole in one on the l46-yard, 18th
hole.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
Mickey Wright
Takes Medal

MADISON. Wis.,. June IS @.
Mickey Wright, medalist hon.
ors tucked away. today began
concentrating on the business Of.
winning the Women's Western
Open golf championship.
It figures to be q rough job.
what with three players, includ-
ing the two favorites. Patty Berg
and Fay Crocker. right on her
heels.
Miss Wright. 20-year-old pro
from LaJolla. Calf. fred a par
l73 yesterday for a two-round
total of las. good for the medal
awarded at the halfway mark.
WHY Smith, steady amateut
from st. Clair, Mich, scored
another 73 for 146. The Misses
Crocker of Montevideo. Uruguay
and Berg Of st. Andrews, ILL.,.
were tied for third, each with
148.
A field of 80. including 20 pros.
made 166 or better to qualify for
the championship flight.
| n+Iaa,. 1aa rl;n0 cnnrac.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
Columbia Girls Set
For Busy Week End

Columbia Girls Clubs softball
team will play four games over
the week end. Tonight they face
the Virginia Dairy team in q
double e-header at Byrd Park
Richmond, starting at Z o'clock
Tomorrow they win play two
games with the Old German Her
Imanettes Of Cumberland, Md. at
Taft Playground. Twentieth
street and South Dakota avenue
NE, starting at 2 pm. The CO.
lumbias have two victories over
the Marylanders so far.
Mildred Womersley, Ann Hern-
don and Gloria Schleith will
pitch for Columbia with Peggy
Hawaiian and Barbara Adrian
catching.
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Golf Course Approved
By MuryIund u. Board

Work will begin shortly on the
University of Maryland's 18-hole
golf course. a 100000 project
expected to be completed in
about Is months. Play will begin
when the first nine holes are
ready.
The course, for students and
faculty. was approved by the
uniyersity's Board of Regents
yesterday.
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Laurel Feature
Tonight Goes in
Two Divisions

Reeds KNIGHT and Highland
Bow are expected to 90 Oh the
fayorites in the-two $2.25O diyi-
lions of the Ellicott City Pace
featured on the harness racing
program tonight at Laurel Race
way
rha % a,aht Y.,,r., ,,...,no
,,,,nds ~ Tsse.S. - - a.S s;,o;Ia,
stand % n,;,, se $50 ., 1 sai,a-.-;s,a e.
o;aht [ ~ pa,t;rsara n s..e p.asuau =
Jimmy arthur VIII DRIVE Neeo
hnlent IN tne seventh race, tne
second DIVISION OF tne feature
a canondate lor tne Lttie broWil
jug clasSic' Neeo hl,sns l,as
won Iour races IN MaryianG tnis
season one IN z'oaB. ne placeo
second last SATURDAY Wnen taulck
CnieI won IN tne fastest tlns
a a-year,olo PAGER ever recoroe0
IN Marylano.
Onoa hanover also owns VIC.
tory over 0eaos hnignt ano WI
De Lying 'ior announcer tomsnt
Onoa wiz De orlVen ny Deinl
Milel.
Hisn' Seiec1or, Date nnlsnt
Maose ny aho oMpe Ne"srs
aiSo are entered;
WehoeA Watnens Hlenlans =
boy, WiIiIier iast WEEK u
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District Net 7 cam
In Hotchkiss FinuIs

BALTIMORE. June 25 (R.-.
The defending champions from
Washington play Richmond in
the Hotchkiss Cup finals at Bal
timore Country Club at 2 pm.
today.
Washington defeated Balti-
timore, To, yesterday while
Richmond squeezed by Norfolk.
Sd, in the other semifinal. The
No. / singles match went to
BuzZy Hettleman of Baltimore
in an upset victory over Fred
McNair, 81. Us. But the
Washingtonians swept the re-
naming singles and won two Of
the doubles encounters.
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Joe Reagan Victor
In Federal Golf

Joe Reagan'S SO won low gross
In the Federal Golf Association s
field day at East Potomac yes
terday by three strokes. Tied at
u were Robert Early, Robert
Watkins and Carl Courtney. u
The blind bogey at rs was d
|three-way deadlock among w. e.
Molloy, j. Wallace and j. Demo-
rest. Joe Bailey won the putting
contest.
Prizes for tee shots nearest the
par 3 holes went to Bill Schumns
on No 4, Courtney on No. 9,
Paul Bride on No. II and
w. r. Campbell on No. is.
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By MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

Mrs. Edward Ferriday never
intended to use as an excuse
the fact that a slipped fifth
vertebra had hampered her golf
in the District Women's cham
pionship at Washington Coli
and Country Club, title she
won yesterday for the second
time in three years with g.
and-5 triumph over Mrs. John
Barry.
OF course, the accident did not
bother her much in the title
match-although she had to
wear a special corset for pro-
tection-but it was a handicap
until treatment helped around
& midweek She had not told any
body about the slipped vertebra
Mrs Ferriday was changing
shoes at Washington just before
the qualifying round last Mon
day when she felt something
give in her back as she stopped
over. She had an SO qualifying
and went straight to a doctor
after the match.
Even with the treatment and
corset. it bothered her Tuesday
and again on Wednesday. But
yesterday she was swinging free
ly, and never better.
Plays Her Best Golf
Mrs. Ferriday's round-one
over mems par for 13 holes-was
marked by some of the best golf
ever played in the District
women'S finals.
That 10 at the Fountain Head
course in Hagerstown last Fri
day was a tipoff that Mrs. Ferri-
day was playing her best game,
and she was heartbroken for a
while Monday when it appeared
the back injury might cost her
the title.
Mrs. Ferriday's shotmakine
was sharp yesterday and after
three-putting the first hole she
Evening star., 1955-06-25

SYRACUSE, N. Y.AJune 25
|(P.-Two rookie pitchers face
charges of assault today after
allegedly beating up a sports
writer who has never covered
their team. the Syracuse Chiefs
of the International League.
Richard Farrell, 81. of Brook
line. Mass. and Seth Morehead
20, of Shreveport, La. were
booked as an aftermath Of the
incident in a tavern here. They
pleaded innocent and were re-
leased in $500 bail pending q
hearing July /. Normile A. Han
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.CYO Baseball Teams
In Quurter-Finuls

st. Ambrose qualified for to-
days quarter-fi in the CYO
Midget Boys, baseball playoffs
with a 1913 victory over St
Michael's yesterday.
The pairings today at Turkey
Thicket Playground list St
Catherine VS.. Mount Calvary at
10 am, st. Ambrose VS.. Queen
of Peace at noon, Our Lady OF
Sorrows VS.. Nativity at 2 pm
and st. Bernadette,s VS.. Our
Lady of LourdeS at 4 o'clock.
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MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
YANKS, z; INDIANS, !
Totals 80 1O'2s7 Totals 80 5 !;

Totals 80 10S287 Totals 80 5 80 II
Walked for Hunter in Sth.
Ran for Howard in Sth.
Hit into double play for Kucks
Completed strike out for Naragon
In 10th.
one out when winning run scored.
Cleveland -- 1000 600 600 0--1
New York -=%---- 900 900 100 IL
Runs-Smith, Berra, Noren. Errors
Carey, McDougald, Hunter, Kucks. Runs
batted in-Berra, Noren. Two-base hit
Dolby. Home runs-Berra, Noren.
Stolen base-Smith. Sacrifice--Garcia.
Double plays-AVila to Strickland to
Rosen. McDougald to Hunter to Skowron.
McDougald to Hunter to Carey. Hunter
to McDougald to Skowron. Left on bases
Cleveland. Is; New York. 5. Bases on
baiis-Off Garcia, i; on Kucks, 8.
Struck out-By Garcia, 5; by Kucks, 2;
by Konstanty, /. Hits-Off Kucks. o in
8 innings; on ,Konstanty, 1 in 2 innings.
Runs and earned runs---On Kucks, 10;
on Konstanty, 60; on Garcia. 2-2.
Winning pjtcher--Konstanty 900. Los
ing pitcher--Garcia t3-e). Time-2;40.
Attendance-47.077.
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WHITE Sox, 3; RED sox, z
Totals 81 727l2 Totals SIS 10 ~ IA
/ Grounded out for Olson in 9th.
2 Announced to bat for Hurd in 9th,
3 struck out Cor q. Stephens ia 9th,
9I9 0d0e a03 a09-3 Z

Chicago - O1O 010 1903
Boston -------- 0lO 001 000--2
Runs--Lollar, Dropo t2). Klaus. Hat
ton. Error--Parnell Runs batted in
Busby, Dropo, Fox, Hatton, White. Two
runs-nHstton. runs propo. saeTiflee-con. Con.
suegra. Double plays--Hatton to Good
man TO- zauchfn CD. Minoso to Carras-
auel. Left on bases--Chicago. q; Bos-
on Parnell, 81; on Hurd. 1. Struck out
nell. L. Hits-o6 Pierce. 5 in IS INNINGS
II nass s inninss ssssf "a eonsueera cons ST ffs Is az
innings: Oh Hurd. Q in 2is innings; OF
Martin. IN v inning. Runs and earned
Tuns-2n 6n. n Pierce. s e.; e.; oti consuesrs.
OF Hurd. 90. wild pitch-Pierce. win.
ming pitcher-Consuegrs (5-2). Losing
piteher-Parnsli i2-0. Time--2:47.
AttendRnee--2S,62S.
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MINOR LEAGUES
BY the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
San Diego, 5: Sacramento, 2.
HOLLYWOOD. q. Oakland. =.
Los s,.,I Ansees; ;, s; san na,Sa%s Fransiseo; l.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis, 8: Denver, 4.
Charleston, o; st. Paul, 3.
Minneapolis. g.: Toledo. 3.
Louisville at Omaha tpostponed).
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Syracuse. 8; Richmond, 2 ia innings)
Columbus, 3: Havana, 2.
Toronto. o; Buffalo, 2.
Montreal, s; Rochester, i.
TEXAS LEAGUE
OKLAHOMA City. s; Dallas, z.
Fort Worth, 8: Tulsa, 8.
Houston, s; San Antonio, 4.
Shreveport. 3. Beaumont. ,.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Chattanooga, .: Little Rock, 4.
Birmingham 3; Mobile. ).
Atlanta, q; New Orleans, 4.
Nashville. =: Memphis. 3.
EASTERN LEAGUE
wilkes Barre, s: Schenectady, Z.
Binghamton IL: Reading, Z
Elmira, IL Allentown, 3.
WIliiamsport at Albany postponed.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Montgonery Z: Columbus. o 1S
Jacksonville. SIS; Savannah. s--s
ed game IL inning tie. called curfewl
Augusta, 2---2; Macon, Id.
Columbia. ill.,; Charlotte. 4-6.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Pueblo, .: Wichita. 3.
(Other games postponedo
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
York. 81 Norfolk, 4.
Lancaster, 8: Newport News, 2.
Sunbury. q; Portsmouth, B.
Lynchburg, 8; Hagerstown, 3.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
LAUREL RACEWAY
GRADED HANDICAPS
BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS
ALBERT DEAN, Dave Frisco.

ALBERT DEAN, Dave Frisco
Falconridge Star.
2-Impkin, My Dixie, Ameri-
Gonna Direct.
3-Miss Forbes Chief, Rose Marie
Woollen, Quicker Trick.
4-Brutus Tass, Judge Lybrook
Jewell Dean.
5-Dream Wick, Manor Chimes
Velvet Hanover.
6-L. t. Eden, Extra Special
Highland Boy.
Irish, Selector, Reeds Knight
Bobby Brewer, Meadow Bird
Romola Girl.
LOngshOt Daily Double: SYMBOL
LAND and JOE lockwood
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Indians Drop Groy
To Move Up Rookie

CLEVELAND, June Is (R).-
Ted Gray. the sore-arm south
paw who tried for a comeback
with the Indians. didn't make it.
He was released yesterday to
make room for Joe Altobelli,
rookie first baseman recalled
from indianapolis.
The 30-year-old Gray had
been signed a few weeks ago
after his release by the Chicago
White Sox. He pitched for De-
ltroit from 1948 to 1854.
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Imbros Retired to Stud

INGLEWOOD, Calf, June rs
P).-Imbros, former holder OF
two world racing records. is
being retired to stud duty in
California or Kentucky. Owner
Andy Crevolin said he hopes the
I5-year-old son of Polynesian can
remain m California and will
If he comes to terms with a Cal
ifornia syndicate.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
Woman Buqs Golf Ace

The NTH hole-in-one of the
season by q woman golfer al
Indian Spring was scored BY
Mrs. Nathan Goldman yesterday
with q brassie on the 155-yard
El1th hole. Mrs. Parsons and Mrs
Joseph Carroll were in the three
some.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
EIks in SoftbuII Come

A Softball game between MEM
bers of Elks Lodge No. Is 40
years old and over and those un-
der 40 will be played at 2 pm. to-
morrow at Fort Foote, Md, Rec
Ireation Center. Members. their
families and guests are invited.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
Stock Cars Rucinq
At Lexinoton Park

The strictly stock division oi
the Northern Virginia Stock Car
Club will present its weekly pro-
gram tonight at Lexington Park,
Md, starting at $3.50.
A field of IS is expected for
the five-event program. Dewey
Ryan, Mack Hanbury and Ray
Barbour, all winners at Lexing-
ton this season, will compete
Other top drivers entered are
Jim Mattingly, Bill Cook, Lou
Spears and George Swanson.
Evening star., 1955-06-25

Ran for Shepard in 4th.
Grounded. out for Purkey in 7th.
Hit into double play for Face In 9th
Pittsburgh - O1O 100 100 q
Chicago ----------- 005 110 30x--10
Runs. oBrien, Mejias. Shepard.
onay sas eooDsr sssa S. kinnnsr kkinn CD rrecIs sane.
Baker; Face. Runs bstted inLFriend.
Sauer, Cooper, Mejias, Cole, jackson.
Three-base hits---Baker. e. OIBrien.
Home runs-Banks, Mejias. Cooper.
Leng.. Sacrifice iy-King. Double play
jackson to Baker to Fondy. Left on
bases--Pittsburgh, 8; Chicago, 4. Bases
on balls--on Purkey. /. off Face. I; on
Minner. 3. Struck out--By Friend, p:
Hits--on Friend, 8 in 2as innings: of
Purkey. 4 In 3b innings; OF. Face, in
z innings. Runs and earned runs--Off
Friend, 5-5; on Purkey, 2-5; Oh Face.
3.3; on Minner. 3-3. Passed ball.
Shepard. Winning piteher--Minner l6-3)
Losing pitcher-Friend t4-4). Time
200. Attendance-4,424.
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PILLS, 80; REDLEGs, 6-6


Totals So Vs27S Totals 40 IA ~ {
I Tripled for Adams In Sth.
2 Famed for Bridges in 9th.
> Walked for Mcmillan In 9Th.
4 Ran for Jablonski in 8th.
3 Grounded out for Klippstein in Tth.
0 Flied out for Black in Sth.
- 600 3O2 O3O-s
Cincinnati -----.,--.- 0IO oil 030--6
Runs--Hamner t2), Ennis, Lopata,
Blaylock t2), Jones, Smalley. Post, Bell
Burgess l2). Thurman, Mcmillan. Errors
Smalley. Runs batted in
Lopata, Blaylock ~, Jones {2), Temple,
Post, Burgess, Smalley ca, Thurman (2D.
Two-base hits--Hamner (2), Blaylock,
Palys, Mcmillan, Bell Three
base hits-Thurman. Bell. Home runs
Post, Smalley, Burgess. Stolen base
Blaylock. Sacrifice ny-Jones. Left on
eases-Phiiadelphia. B.: Cincinnati 10.
NeRray. 2; on Black, q: oH Freeman, /:
on Meyer, l. Struck out--By Minarcin,
.ysy Il By siipP;tsin. Ht.o i BY ~ Nss'5a I Z ,s 81
innings; OF Klippstein, / In 4 y innings:
in. innings ffaced 2 hatters in Sth):
on Freeman, In l inning: OF Meyer.
: in innings. Runs and earned runs
on Minarcin,- $50; on Klippstein. 90:
o: Negray, $50: of Black, 3-3; OF Free
man, 90; of Meyer. III. Passed ball
Burgess Winning pitcher--Negray, (1-0).
Losing pftcher-Minarcin t4-3). Time
.2:56.
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Totals 80 4 "a 10 Totals 80 10 81 /,
4 L..

Cincinnati --------- 020 00l 30x--6
.Runs-Palys, Kluszewski Post, Bell,
Adams, Nuxhail. Error--Adams. Runs
ski 49,. Two-base hits-Lopata, Paiys.
Home runs--Post, Bell, Kiuszewski. Sac
riice-Tempie. Double plays--McMillan
to Temple to Kluszewski, NIxhall to Nc
philadelphia. q; Cincinnati. 9. Bases on
balis--On Dickson. 3; on Nuxhaii, /.
Struck out-By Dickson. 8: by Nuxhali.
ss1 R,sse- aisso Dickson; ,nn,nd in innings; Ed
earned runs--ofi Dickson. go: off Kip
per. 90: on Nuxhall, 90. wild pitch
Kipper. Passed ball--Seminick. VIM
ming pitcher--Nuxhall (T-4) losing
pitcher--Dickson (5-6), Time :Ol.
Attendance--lS.326.
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BRAVES, 8; DODGERS, 2

eAhWaukee --------- l3J OUU luz
Runs--Gilliam t2), Bruton. Logan
Mathews t2). Aaron, Thomson. Adcock
Crandall. Errors-Koufax. Walker. Run.
batted in-Campanella, Walker, Mathews
Adcock, Crandail (2). Aaron go. Two.
base hit,-Adcoek. Home runs--Mathews
Crandau, Aaron Stolen base--Bruton
--Rees to- Hodges, Reese to Gillian tC
Hodges; Left on bases--Brooklyn, Iii
ErsEine 4 Oh Koufax ssss L. o. On Esbine Dsson q
on Roabuck. l: of Burdette, 4. Struck
out--By Erskine. 2; by Hughes, /: BY
:. HitsLoa EfsEine. S. in ~ Z Sqnadrss; inninss
tpitched to in 3d.; on Hughes, / in z
INNINGS; on Koufax. In 2 innings; OF
I inning. Runs and earned runs---Ofi
Erskine, 7-7; on Hughes. 90: Of Roufax,
60: on Labine, 10; on Roebuck, 90;
on Burdette. 2.2 Winning pitcher
Burdette f5-4). Losing pitcher-Erskine
tS-D. Time-2:43. Attendance-43.06 .06S.
Evening star., 1955-06-25

Nelson; Disring. Runs batted In
Finigan to Demaestri To Power. Demaestri
TO Pinisan TO- Power. Left on bases
Kansas City q: Baltimore. g.. Bases on
stDck q on e.
German: 1: By RoRovin. 1; BY Moore. 3.
Jfaced 2 batters in 6th): on German, 2
on Moore. in 4 innings. Runs and
earned runs--OH Portocarrero, 90; o1
German. 90; on Rosovin, 81; on
Moore. 90. Winning pitcher-portc-
u-D. Tme-2:14. Attendance-e,320.
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GIANTS. |; CARDS. o

Totals 20 3 81 IA Totals 80 627 13
Struck out for Poholsky in Sth
2 Grounded out for Hemus in 9th.
New York --------- 900 100 000--1
lSt. Louis ------- 900 600 0O0--0
Run-Locknan. Run batted in--Lock-
man. Two-base hits--Musial. Poholsky.
virdon. Home fun--Lockman. Double
Iplay-Stephenson to Schoendienst to
Musial. Left on bases---New York, 4; st.
/: on Lapaime, 2, struck out--By
Gomez, 8; by Poholsky. 8. Hits--Ofi
Poholsky, 9 in 8 innings; on Lapalme,
o in u inning; OF Wright, 0 in a
inning. Runs and earned rufis--On
Gomez, 90: on Poholsky. Ill; on La
paine, 90: OF Wright. 90. Wild pitch
I--Poholsky Winning pitcher-Gomez
Time--2:05. Attendance--9.521.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
BOYS BASEBALL

CATHOLIC YOUTH ORGANIZATION
Midget Playoffs
st. Ambrose. 10; st. Michaers. 3.
BOYS CLUB OF WASHINGTON
Limited LEAGUE
!, FEDERAL Storage, 5; Home Plate Club,
so. MD. AMERICAN LEGION
NY Maryland. 8, Hyattsyille. q.
Greenbelt. o; Cheverly, 4.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
AS, z; ORIOLES, o

Totals "a 8 2714 Totals 20 4 81 1e
l Flied out for Rogovtn In 5th.
2 HIT into double play for Miranda
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SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $3.50: 1.-THE
.llicott City: Second Division: pace: 16
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CUBS, 10; PIRATES, 3

Totals 80 S24 412 Totals as IA ~ .,
Ran for Shepard in 4th.
Grounded out for Purkey In 9TH.
HIT ink0 double ulav fnr Face iY 9th
Evening star., 1955-06-05

Electrical Center
Ala : 10th Street, NV.
J. c. Flood Co,
20l2 l4th Street, NV.
X 8 W Plumbing 6 Heating Co.
6&4 H Street, NE,
William ludks
1907 Nichols Avenue, Sc.
Square Deal Furniture
sol Eye Street, NV.
Standard Tire 8 Battery
10th 3 II Streets, NE.
J. J. Sullivan Co.
1893 18th Street, NV.
United Sewing Machine Co.
so5 9th Street, NV.
Walker-Thomas Furniture Co,
1881 7th Street, NV.
Weather Master Co.
N, J. Avenue s Eye Streets, S.W.
Matthew a. WEIGH s Sons
2726 18th Street, NE.
Evening star., 1955-06-05

cAlTHEaSHURe
Farmers Supply
GERMANTOWN
W. J Clements Store
HAGGasIoWN
FearnoW & Cline
hYATISVllLE
C. /. BeFYett
A5ol Hamilton Street
Hysttsyiile Home Appliance
5034 Rhode Island Ave.
INDIAN HEAD
EBS Department Store
JEFFERSON
II. c. Summers 8 Co.
kENsINGT0N
Jack Routten & Co.
1893 PiyeTs Mill Road
LA PLATA
Love Gas Co,
LEoNkRDIoWN
Bell implement Co.
MITcAELLvlLLE
J. /. ingalls,
Evening star., 1955-06-05
WASHINGTON, D. c.

WASHINGTON, D. c.
Hynes Brothers, Inc, Distributor
Ath 8 Bryant Sts.. NE. ~
Adams Appliance ceater
2519 Pennsylvania Ave, NV,
American Home Improvement Co.
25Il 6ladensburg Road. NE.
Anderson Furniture Co.
743 9th Street, Sc.
Cameo Appliance Co.
5ll 4th Street, S,W
Congressional Tile CO.
1914 Wisconsin Avenue
Depended Refrigeration Co.
l244 9TH Street, NV.
Evening star., 1955-06-05

ARLINGTON
Service Tire 8 Appliance
PAPA Wilson Boulevard
BERRivIlLE
J. 0, Richardson, Inc,
cRANTlLlf
Byrnes Furniture Co.
RERNDoN
Humme 3 Robinson
MANASSAS
R. J. Waylsnd
R0KESvlLLE
MeMichsel Service Center
PUacELlViLLE
Whitmofe & Arnold
STEPHENS CITY
Splt2er furniture
WINCHESTER
c. /, Brunback B Sons, inc.
B. r. Goodrich Co.
WEST VIRGINIA
CHARLES TOWN
Peoples Supply Farm Mchy., inc.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
MARYLAND

ANNAPOLIS
Farmers Supply 8 Equip. Co.
BERWIN
BerWyn Fuel s Feed
5i07 Refwyn Road
RERWYN HEIGHTS
S 6 S Sales & Service
S506 6oth Avenue
CLINTON
Wilton I. Jowett
CORAL NILS
Coral Hills Firestone Store
473l Marlboro Road
DIckERS0N
Mercer Jones 8 Son
DISTRICT HEIGHTS
The CFeel Co.
7l3o Marlboro Pike
FAULKNER
Hugh c. Gardiner. lr.
FREDERICK
n. 3. Duvail
Evening star., 1955-06-05

MT. RAINIER
kenny's Sewing Center
3s05 34th Street
PRINCE FREDERICK
Calvert Service Corp.
ROCKVILLE
hehin's Electrical Center
SANDY SPRING
Robert Stanley
Msloney'S, inc.
sl26 Georgia Avenue
TAkoMA PARK
WUerstliH Bros.
722 Erie Avenue
WALDORF
Maryland Tobacco Growers Assn.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA
Thomas !. Fannon 8 Sons
Duke 8 Henry Streets
lucketts
1642 King Street
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02
Sa bozitne zabave
Gniiezda br. 81 HBz

s. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. -
Gnijezdo br. 81 Pomlatka H.
B. z. priredilo je velicanstve-
nu proslavu - otkrice ra-
svjetljenje Bozicnog Drvca u
subotu, 18. decembra 1854,
koja je potpuno uspjela u We
selom zadovoljstvu odusev-
ljenom programu priredjen "a
djecu, njihove roditelje sve
prisutne ma zabavi. Moralni
uspjeh je po tome, sto je pri-
sutnih clanova djece cd 16O
bilo njih 140, uz roditelje i
goste ma broju oko 80, a "a
wise posjetnika mjesta nije
bilo. Svakako, prisutan je bio
i Santa Claus, koji je djecu
zabavljao i veselio "a sve vri-
jeme zabave, onako kako sc
je to cd MEGA ocekivalo.
Programom Sc je pocelo
najprije sa osvjetljenjem Bo-
zicnog Drvca, a onda svi pri-
sutni pod vodstvom rodjenih
sestara, Catherine Marvin i
Anne Page otpjevali americ-
ku himnu - White Christ
mas, uz druge razne bozicne
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owe proslave sa Zajednicom.
Da je ova bozicna slava
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