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EASTERN LEAGUE
WESTERN LEAGUE
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Team Wins

Marathon Restaurant won the
Gallaudet Softball tournament
yesterday with a TO victory over
Kendall AC.
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Runs-Bauer (3), Coleman ti). Berra
|(oj, Mantle, Skowron t2), Howard, Nc
Dougald. Carey 90, Byrne, Cerv. Turley.
Causey, Abrams, Dyck. Triandos, Gastall,
Miranda. Errors-McDousa Berra,
Causey Runs batted in-Berra t5),
Byrne. Bauer t2l, Collins, Skowron,
Pope. Cery t2I, Turley, Mantle. Cole
man (2l Two-base hits-Bauer CD,
Byrne, Collins. Diering, howard, Cerv.
rhree-base hits-Dyck. Abrams. Home
Berra Sacrifice flies,
Carey. Pope Double plsys-McDouga I'D
to Coleman to Collins; Coleman to Nc
Dougald TO Skowron; McDougald TO
Richardson to skowron Left on bases
New York. IL: Baltimore. IL. Bases
on balls--Or Byrne. q; of Schallock. :;
OF Dorish. 5; OF Zuverink. - Of Gray.
=; of Turley, =; of johnson. .. Struck
out-By Byrne, s.; by Wilson; :; BY
Byrne II in 6as innings of Konstsnty,
% in "a inning; OF Turley, l in : IN
nings; of Wilson. 3 in Ia innings: of
% in o inning Oh zuverink. 4 in 3aa
innings; Oh Gray, 2 in "a inning; of
johnson. 3 In 3 inning; of Brown, 2
In inning; Runs !and earned runs
Turley. 90: OF Wilson, 5-5 off schal-
lock. 3-3: OF Dorish. ii: off zuverink,
90; OF Gray. 5-l; of Johnson, 5-5:
on Brown, Ii. Hit by pitcher-By
Wilson tBerrs. Wild pitch--Gray. Win
ming pitcher-ByTne UI-3i. Losing
pitcher--Wilson tS-lH. Time-3:47.
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SECOND GAME

Flied out for Hall in Sth. A
Ran for Atwell in 9th.
Pittsburgh 900 600 t00-1
New York . OIL 900 11x-3
Runs-Ward. Gordon. Katt, Hearn.
Error-Groat. Runs batted in-Iockman,
Groat. Gordon Two-base hits-Terxilli-
ger, Thompson. Three-base hit-Katt.
ger. z. O'Brien, Double plays-Thomp-
son to Terwilliger to Harris Groat 70
j. C'Brien Gordon 10 TerwllltRer to
Nov York 8. Bases on balls--od Hail.;
BY .Hearn, T.. Hits-ofI Hall. & in
and earned runs-ofi Hall %; of
BY Hall tMueller) Winning pitcher.
Hearn tl3-lol. Losing pitcher--Han
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SECOND GAME
Totals A. llx3S II Totals 459

Walked for Bessant in 7th.
. Grounded out for Labine in 9th.
3 Flied out for Meyer in llth.
SINGLED for Craig in 18th.
xTwo out when winntng run scored
Philadelphia O10 201 600 900 o.
Brooklyn 2l0 001 900 900 l.!
Runs-Greengrass Ennis t2), Lopata
Snider c). Campanella. Furillo t2l
Runs batted in---Campanella (2), FurlllC
(3D, Blaylock, GreengrasS. Lopata. En-
mis-. Two-base hits---,Ennis, Hodges
Home runs-Campanella, Furillo c2l
Greensrass, Lopata, Ennis. Stolen base
Ennis. Sacriflces-Hoak, Jones. Double
plays-Furrillo to Hodges: Hammer Il
Morgan to Blaylock. Left on bases
Philadelphia. 3; Brooklyn. s: Bases or
balls-On Dickson. 5; of Erskine. L; Of
Labine. !; OF Craig. l.. Struck out-BS
Meyer. O.: by Erskine, 3; by Labine, .
by Craig, /; by Spooner. /. Hits-of
Dickson, 5 in 8 y INNINGS: or Meyer
o in 32s innings: of Miller, 4 In . z,
innings; of Erskine, z in y innings; on
Bessant, l in ] inning; OF Labine, N
2 innings: of Crais, . in 2 innings; OF
Spooner. o in l inning. Runs and earned
runs-Oh Dickson. 4-4; of Meyer. 90;
of Miller. ii: OF Erskine, a. OF Bes-
SAINT 90: of Labine. 60; of Craig: 90;
on Spooner. 90. Winning pitcher
Spooner (5-4l. Losing pitcher-Miller
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GIANTS, 4-5; PIRATES, 81
FIRST GAME
Totals 80 6x26 IL Totals "a s % I2
xTwo out when winning run scored.
. 600 600 020-2
New York OIL 900 0U2-A

Runs-Groat. Peterson. Gordon, Mays,
Mueller, Antonelli Error--Amalfitano
Runs batter in-Antonelli, Peterson t2).
Gordon t3i. Two-base hits Terwilliser.
Mays. Home runs-Gordon. Peterson.
Left on baseS-Pittsbursh z; New York.
II. Bases on balls-Of Law. 3; of An
tonelli. > Struck out-By Law, =: by
Law, 4-4: of Antonelli, 81. Passed ball
Peterson Winning pitcher-Antonell
! IG0-14: Losing pitcher-Law 0-e).
iTime-2:22
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WORLD GOLF SCORES

CHICAGO, Aug. Is lP.-Top
scorers and pro money winners
in the world golf tourney at
Tam O'Shanter:
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Runs-AviIa, Dolby. Hesan Power.
DeMaestri. ErrorsELopes. Felier. Runs enn,
bstted in -Hegan (21, Ayila. Simpson
.t2l. DeMaestri. Lopez 90 Ditmar. Two
base hits--Simpson, DeMaestri. Home
i-Strickland to Wertz; Lopez to Finfean
to Power: Finigan to DeMaestri TO Pow.
er. Left on bases-Cleveland 4; Kansa,
City, Z. Bases on balls-Of Feller, /: of
Shantz. .. Struck out--By Garcia. >; by
Santiago, 2; by Mossi. .: by Shantz, 81
by Ditmar. 3. Hits-Of Garcia. 0 in d.
Innings of Shantz. in 4h innings: of
Feller, | in 2 innings: OF Oitmer. 2 In
of Mossi, in innings Runs and
learned runS--On Garcia, 6-6: cff Shantz
I2-2; of Santiago. l-l of Ditmar, III
Winning pitcher-Ditmar $40. Losins
lAttendance-21,l l03.
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BRAVES, 4; CUBS. 3

Milwaukee 600 200 100 IL
Chicago ---- 900 2l0 900 0--a
Runs-o'Connell. Mathews, Aaron
Grove, Baker Banks. Speake. Errors
Aaron. Speake C2), King, Grove, Logan
Two-base hits--Aaron. Banks, King
Hacker, O'Connell. Home runs---Speake
Grove Sacrifices--Burdette f21. Dou-
Bile piays-Logan to o'conneli to Grove:
O'Connell to Logan TO Grove. Left
on bases Milwaukee, q: Chicago, Z;
10 in 92s innings: of Davis. O in y
and earned runs--Od Burdette: 3-3; of
Burdette. 8 in s innings; of Hacker,
10 in 9z4 innings; of Davis in y
earned runs0or Burdette, SO; Of
Hacker A; of Davis. 90: on-Crone
90. Hit by pitcher-By Burdette
tSpeakel Wild pitch--Hacker. Passed
ball-chiti winning piteher-Crone
CD. Losing pitcher-Hacker 10-11l
Time-2:ll Attendance-24.o47.
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PHILLlEs, 3-4; DODGERS, rs
FIRST GAME
Total 81 5 80 10 Totals 80 IL 80 10
Ran for Newcombe in 10th.
Philadelphia 020 900 900 Ia
Brooklyn 020 900 900 o.

lilo, thinner. Error-Morgan. Runs
batted in-Greensrass t2), thinner t2),
Jones. Two-base hits GreenerasS,
Morgan Double nlaysmHamner to Nor
gan to Waitkus t2l Left on bases
Philadelphia, s; Brooklyn, T. Bases on
balls-On Newcombe 3. Struck out-By
earned runs-of Roberts, 90; OF New
combe. 3-3. Wild pitch-Roberts. Win
ming pitcher-Roberts 19-9l. Losing
pitcher-Newcombe 1S-3b. Time-2.2S
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YESTERDAYS MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
WHITE soX, 5; TIGERS, 4

Runs-Minoso. Rivera. Kennedy. Lol-
lar. Carrasouel Kuenn, Tuttle, Kaline.
Malmbers. Errors-Fox. Kell. Kuenn,
Boone Runs batted in-Minoso l2l, Fox
(2I, Dropo. Tuttle t2), Kaline.. Two base
hit-Mincso; Home runs-Tuttle; Ksline.
bic pIays-carrasaue to Fox TO Dropo;
Kuenn TO Malmberg. to Torgeson. Left
on hases-Chicago 8: Detroit. .. Bases
S,ruck out-By Pierce. g.: BY Carver. >,
| Runs and earned runs-Of Pierce. A:
of Carver. 5-l. Winning pitcher-Pierce
L9-SI, Losing pitcher--Garyer 1O-121
iTime-2:0 :09 Attepdance--14,9SG
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Easy Schedule
Gives White Sox
Edqe in Race
Continued From Page Ala

NUutluucu CEO1H age A"4S
in the eighth when he singled
of Ned Carver.
Although in third place, the
White Sox are only five percent
age points out of first and Marty
Marion. the manager, is still
bubbling about the pennant.
1--WE may surprise a lot of
people and still take this thing"
Marion said. I'VE could win easy
Iif we had another RBI man.
say someone like AL Kaline.
Think the Tigers would lend him
Ito us for a while?"
We've been winning our
games with bunt here, a stolen
base there. Wen just have to
keep it up"
In 60 Close Games
The White Sox have played
112 games, with go of them de-
Icided by one or two runs.
Pierce has been the victim of
five one-run games. He has
dropped four 10 decisions plus
a 80 count in 10 innings.
"It hurts to lose the close ones
like that" Pierce said. but I'm
mot worrying about it. I'm always
giving my best out there, and
you can't do any more than that.
But If I had won those four 10
games. instead of losing them,
we'd be in first place"
Kennedy Big Surprise
A big surprise in Chicago's
pennant push has been the hit
ting of veteran Bob Kennedy,
whom they reacquired from the
Orioles May 30.
The 34-year-old outfielder- in
fielder is hitting 1850 with the
White Sox. getting 81 hits in 86
times at bat. His play in recent
games has pushed Jim Busby
to the sidelines.
Kennedy first came up to the
White Sox back in 1899. He was
touted as a brilliant prospect.
Now, Is years later, he may pay
Ioff.
:, Hector Lopez three-run homer
of Mike Garcia and two-hit re-
lief pitching by AL Ditmar COM
bined to give Kansas City victory
over Cleveland.
Ford Wins 18th
Two-run homerS by Hank
/ Bauer and Mickey Mantle of the
] ex-Yankee. Eddie Lopat, helped
Whitley Ford win his 18th for the
Yankees in the opener. The
Yanks clubbed seven Oriole
pitchers for 20 hits in the night
cap. Hank Bauer cracked
another homer and Yogi Berra
drove in four runs with q home
run and single.
Willie Jones 10th inning sim
gle scored Richie Ashburn with
the run that gave Roberts his
, 18th win against nine defeats
J and Newcombe his third los:
compared to 18 triumphs. Car
Furillo smashed two home run.
. in the second game. then sin.
gled in the winning Dodger rur
in the 18th of Bob Miller, ths
loser.
8 Southpaw Johnny Antonell
: registered his 10th victory witt
s six-hitter and Righthandel
t jim Hearn followed with q four.
q hitter for his 18th triumph il
the Giants twin successes. Sic
: Gordon was the big gun at tn,
plate. pounding a homer in eacf
game.
! Johnny Logan's single scoreS
8 Danny O'Connell with Milwau'
! KEGS winning run in the 10th.
Rookie Bill Virdon singled
home Ken Boyer with the Cards
winning tally in the 10th. TeC
Kluszewski hit his 40th and Ais
home runs to take over the Ma
tional League lead. His seconC
5 fourbagger came after Harr!
Walker. St Louis manager, re
placed Righthander Tom Pohol
sky with Southpaw Luis Arroyo
with Poholsky moving to left
= field. After Kluszewski's homer
5 Poholsky returned to the mouns
and finished the game.
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SECOND GAME

Totals AS 2027 8 Totals SO IL 81 10
Flied out for Roren in end.
. Walked for Collins in 4th.
3 safe on error for Zuverink in lth,
Doubled to left for Konstanty in eth.
1 Struck out for Brown in 9th.
lNev York 140 400 056-2O
Baltimore - 900 100 800
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ATHLETICS, 7; INDIANS, )

Totals 80 "a 10 Totals 81 Is 81 9
/ sineled for Strickland in 7th.
Grounded out for Dente in 9th.
Flied out for Hegan in 7th.
Flied out for Feller in 5th.
5 Grounded into double play for San
ltiaeo in 7th.
Cleveland - 020 600 Ql0-3
Kansas City .--- 303 0lQ 00x--7
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CARDINALS, 5; REDLEos, 4

Total 80 10 29xl3 Total SO s 80 IL
] Grounded out for Fowler in Sth.
. Popped out for Grammas in 5th.
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Chattanooea, o, Birmincnam. 7.
Little 9ock, 80; Mobile. 5--3 FIRST
game 10 inningSl (second game. called
end of 9Th inning, curfew-ruled as
completed ssmel.
Atlanta -; NASHVILLE. IL .hrss
innings).
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YANKEES, 7-zO; ORIOLES, 2-6
FIRST GAME

Totals "a TO- 27l2 Totals 80 10 27 II
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MINOR LEAGUES
BY the Associated Press
parTEIxy COAST IFAGUF
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

CharIeston, 3; 81, Paul. Q.
Minneapolis 10: Toledo. 5.
Denver, .. Indianapolis, !.
Louisville, l2. Omaha, s.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

buUtIO, IF, WObIFtAh W-.I.
Rochester, SIS; Toronto, 5-6.
Columbus, $40: Richmond, 80.
Havana, So; Syracuse, AS.
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Ing q Probate Couxs.-Eetfte OF
IS, 51S, Administr stion Debit iSx.
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hercin fog probate q TIE last VIII
and testanient Of eatd deceased.
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Of Columbia. Letters Testamentary
on the estate Of Mary Y. Cpnhoye.
late Of the District of Columbia,
against the deceased arr hereby
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The vouchers thereof. legally aa-
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need men ezpsfieneed N grsrar;;
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Fairfax drive. Falls Church e 2
II RslAN, construction. thorolsAly
Common Common lsS ST. ets. LzRcHMoNT'
CONSTRUCTION CORP, 1913 W.
Broad e. Fails church. IN 2-4SCl.
FOUNTAIN HkLP-PoErER-Ezps-
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T u Rep On sai SALESMAN - Inside
selling only. Perm position a t9I
III Srr 1Iaa s CO. LIS 4 pE * ne
a asST ISLAND ATrEEDANT-Brsnch
Of leading automcttye concern has
opening for experienced shift man.
eve, shift. z:30-pidnight. Only ex-
perieneed, ambitious, ann couIte09es
men should apply: n5ssllsnss .s ssaEs-
ABBY sl VA. co SI IN eALE CARL.
NC. a. ave, and colesvflle I'd.
e Aye IssPRInlhRS HcrrENpANTs -
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lent starting salary and company
cARL NC isos West virginia
daE ~ fisa AND LAWN NAN, ezpsr.
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GROCERY PnoDUCg, experiences
man only. Apply IN person. HElgN.
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able. Statistical data processing. |
Eor Interview. call Nh. 5000.
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men. Report 0216A Blair I'd. nv
MO Co. $50 S.m.-JA. S-ss$I
yANlTO1, white. for gardIn-type
apt; 4alary and quarters. Apply
Mr.. SPENCER, Building 1908. |
Abingdon dr.. side entrance, Alex
andria. HARBoR TERRACE APIS. |
JAs1f0R. for small s.rsen at.
project. experieneed, fun time,
white. must be able. 70 make sma1l
Is2s.sp; NJ Rs: .szsS. re.itdssn'
yANIT6E not over 36. must have
stoker e1peH. matntenaHee work:
married: NO children; good pay.
plus large apartment. IA. 3-4A64.
niddi:;sssd. Win Vie.
ia:AsPt pun tlns; Apply btxfI
LEADMkM-Msn q obtain leads forl
tnR9 unlimited. Ii. 3-0100. 30
LxNOTYRE ORkRATOR - Must bel
4teedyi Mon.union shop. gERV-l
ICE PRINTING Co. 2110 18th ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
HENRY q. BERGER, Attorney
1910 Wisconsin Avenue, NV.
STANLEY KLAVAN, Attofpey
investment Building

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FILED Aug. II. 1sSS. Harry NJ Hun
UNITED STATES DfsTRIcT COURT
Re FOLLY r. PARKS. Patient.-|
Mental Health no. 1bi7.S4s;=.I
ORDER NIHI,-THE NATIONAL
BANK OF WASHINGTON, commit:
tee Of the person and estate q
Polly r. Parks. having reported 70
the Court ,. recent tot.s q dssaer Gs5
Ss premises z. Is sa i4is Juniper gsrses.
NV, for the sum of Eighteen
Thousand rive Hundred dollars,
(SIS, 300. 00), terms cash subject
to q real estate commission in the
sum Of $e26. 600 and said commit
tee having recommended accept
ance Of said Offer. It is, by the
SSSHgEE sh4a llts . day ss Il o aSsuib J:
acccrtsd and the sale ratified and
Confirmed unless cause be shown
70 the contrary or higher .oner
for said real estate acceptable 70
the 18th day Of september. 1855,
ct 10 am. IN Motions Court e.
which time higher offers wiz p
considered and ohjections TO said
sale heard; providsS, snet eo2y
e e. ri: S5Gs5 Ss pvp hepor. Snos s
ence a The Evenine Star Nevs.
least ID days before the last-men-
Toned date. 20 BURNfrA 9Hn.
Ton MATTHEWe. Judge, tecsQ; a
sus copy;, ,,HE 4 q 49, q ELL SUlt
Clerk. su1e 4