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Evening star., 1955-07-11
BY MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

Deane Beman is only II years
old. but he grew up all Of q sud-
den yesterday in the eyes Of the
few hundred spectators who fol-
lowed the finishing holes Of the
columbia Country Club Member
Guest golf tournament.
/ It wasn't exactly Beman
against Bobby Brownell. 10-time
District Amateur champion, but
they were the dominant members
of their teams in the best-ball,
no-handicap tournament.
Even the Brownell rooters had
to admire the way the little
blonde youngster knocked in q
10-footer for birdie on the 18th
hole, with Brownell only eight
feet away and threatening to win
the hole. And you had to like
Beman on the 18th, where
Brownell again was threatening
to birdie the hole and send the
match into overtime.
Rams Home Putt
Deane played a fine 5-iron
shot from the rough within Is
feet Of the pin and rammed
home the birdie putt. For the SO
holes Beman had eight brides
in individually outshone both
Brownell and in the morning
round John Eisinger, one of the
Districts top amateurs.
Beman's partner in the vic
tory was John (Elbows) Harding,
who played some very good golf
and won some important holes.
They beat Brownell and Earl
Skinner, l up, or 3 up, depend
ing upon whether you'd concede
Brownell that 14-foot birdie putt
on 18. In the semif1nals they
beat Bill Werber and Eisinger,
S and 8, while Brownell and
Skinner won. l up, over Karl
Kellerman and Ralph Bogart,
despite the latter's Sc.
The last three holes of the
title match were full of drama.
Beman and Harding were 2 up
with three holes to play and on
the short 10th Beman knocked
his iron shot 10 feet from the
hole. and Brownell eight feet.
Beman made his putt, which
meant Brownell had to make his
to keep the match alive. He did.
| On the par four 18th the win
ners made par fours as did
Brownell. Skinker was faced
with a 25-foot putt to keep his
match alive. He made 1t for a
birdie.
Beman hit a poor drive on IS
but it bounced favorably and set
up his excellent 5-iron shot to
the middle of the green and the
pressure putt.
Big Putt 50-Footer
Beman's lack of experience
told on the 18th. Harding was
lying three. just an inch or so
farther from the hole than
Brownell in two. 1t was expected
Harding would pick up his ball
rather than show Brownell the
line, inasmuch as Beman had a
sure four should he miss the
three. But Harding pdtted, to
show Bobby the line on a putt
he didn't get a chance to make.
Beman made his before 1t was
Brownell's turn.
However. the big putt of the
day was Beman's 50-footer on
Evening star., 1955-07-11
BASEBALL
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subdue the Orioles. A bases
loaded walk by Harry Dorish
and two-run singles by Billy
Goodman and Norm Zauchin
did it. Gus Triandos homored
twice for Baltimore.
The Giants won the rubber
game of their three-game set
with the Dodgers as Willie Mays
single drove in the winning
marker in a two-run ninth
inning. Three consecutive singles
and Duke Snider's first error of
the season had sent home the
tying run.
Milwaukee won its sixth
straight in the opener before
Cincinnati ended its own six
game losing streak. Ted Klus-
zewski belted his 29th homer in
the first game, but two unearned
runs in the sixth won for the
Braves. It was Gene Conley's
11th victory. The Redlegs en-
ployed four unearned runs and
Wally Posts two-run homer to
take the nightcap from Warren
SPAIN.
Arroyo Wins 10th
Luis Arroyo made his third
try for victory No. 10 and won
for the Cards. Switch-hitting
Red Schoendienst slapped two
doubles righthanded and a left
handed triple in support of the
rookie southpaw. Stan Musial
Fadded his 10Th homer as st.
Louis ran up a SO lead off HOWE
Pollet in the first two innings.
Ned Carver tanned the AS on
four hits in the nightcap after
Kansas City had clipped the
Tigers for 18 safeties in the
first game. Ray Boone doubled
and hit two singles for five runs
in the second game. Vic Power
homered and hit two singles, and
Elmer Valo Dashed a two-run
homer in the AS triumph.
Curt Simmons held the Pi-
rates to six hits in the Phillies'
victory, with Marv Blaylock driv-
ing home two runs. Pittsburgh
scored three times in the third,
with Jerry Lynch's single good
for two runs, as Vern Law
pitched six-hit ball in the night
can.
Evening star., 1955-07-11

Runs-Kluszewski, Post, Burgess, Nc
MILAN, Logan, Mathews. Aaron. Thom-
MILAN. Harmon, Logan. Runs batted in
-Burgess. Temple (2), Kluszewski.
Aaron, Conley. Crandall, Thomson (2).
Two-base hits-Mathews, Aaron. Conley.
Home runs = Kluszewski, Thomson.
stolen base-Temple. Sacriices-Black,
Conley. Double play-Temple to Me-
MILAN to Kluszewski. Left on bases
aset S MlwaSkes y s BASES ,cp Sp
out-By BLACK. 2: By Fowler, i: By Con-
ley, 8. Hits--on Black, 4 in 5as in
nings: on Nuxhall, o In h inning; on
In y inning. Runs and earned runs
on Black. 90; OF Nuxhar. 90; on
Fowler. 2-2: of Minarcin, 90; OF Com
ley, .4-3. Passed ball-Crandall Winnine
pftcher-Conley 11-6). Losing pitcher
-Black (2.1). Time-2:14
Evening star., 1955-07-11
Wurrenton Polo Club
Defeats Wushinqton

Don Hopewell scored three
times to lead the Warrentor
Polo Club to a ia victory yes
terday over the Washington
Polo Club at Olney.
Riggs Jones scored twice fol
the Washington team.
Evening star., 1955-07-11
Girls SoftboII Teams
Divide DoubIe-Heuders

Garvin's Grill and Columbia
Washington's two major girls
softball teams, each divided a
double-header with out-of- town
opposition yesterday.
Garvin's won the nightcap
from Virginia Dairy Of Rich
mond. 4-3, after losing the OPEN
er, 8-4, at Mount Rainier Play
ground. while Columbia took the
first game from the Pottstown
(Pa) Cardinalettes, 8-5, and lost
the second, 20.
Evening star., 1955-07-11

Runs-,.Temple. Kluszewski co. Posi-
81 efoNs esS1Sn crsnGs aa5GH Thomson fr1ors
Nichols, \ Rice Runs ba.tsd inLPalys
Paiys, Bats, Brdton. Three.bsse hit
Aaron. Home .run--Post. Double plays
KKlgs7swski Kh,s1s,. sgnassistsd u Freeman Il
Cincinnati. 8; Milwaukee. g.. Bases or
balls-Of Nuxhaii. i: on Nichols. 81
on Paine. L.. Struck out--By .Collum, 2i
8: .by Paine, 3; by SPAIN. l.. Hits-on
Collgp, 9 IN g inninss, (pitched 70 2
fesnan se o. fn1ns " ,nnins.. q "a iqsalaaE slse
,n,in 2 IN inninE; linz. Of, NICHOLS; 8 IN u |
Burdstte, 1 in U inning: OF SPAIN. :
n, n inninss Runs and earned runs.
Freeman, IL: OF Black. 90: Oh Nichols,
81; on Paine, 90: on Burdette, 90;
Nichols (Colluml; BY Burdette (Adamsj.
Winning pitcherLFreeman l3-D. Los
ing pitcher-Spahn (7-e). Time-2:27.
206
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ATHLETICS, 81; TIGERS, $40
FIRST GAME
Totals Al 271S Totals 81 IL ~ 15
Grounded out for Mas in 4th.
2 Tripled for Coleman in 9Th
3 Grounded out for Aher in 9th.

Runs-+slaughter. valo (2), Simpson
geson, Boone, Delsing, wilson, Hatfield.
Errors = SLAUGHTER. Lopez, Torgeson.
DeMaestri. Lopez go. Finigan, Tor
geson. Hatfield, Phillips ca. Two-base
hits - Simpson. DeMaestri. Finigan.
Three-b base hit-Phillips. Home runs
Valo, Power. Torgeson. Sacrifice-Fini-
gan. Double plays-DeMaestri to Fini-
gan to Power (2): Kuenn to Hatfield to
ITorgeson; Torgeson (unassisted): Kuenn
TO Torgeson. Left on bases-Kansas
CITY 8: Detroit, IL. Bases on balls
|: of Foytack, Q. Struck out-By Boyer.
p; by Harrington. 8; BY Gromek, 1; BY
Aber, /. Hits-on Boyer, 8 in s in
nings tfaced batters in 6th); of Sain,
= IN 70 inning; of HARRINGTON, in 32s
innings; of Gromek, 8 in 31s innings;
on Mas. l in inning; of Birrer, in
inning: off Coleman. / in / inning;
len Absr. 2 in innings; OF Foytack. 8
n inning; Runs and earned runs
on Boyer, .3-2: Off Sain, 90: of Har-
rington. 90: of Gromek, Sd; OF Mas,
%; on Birrer. %: off Coleman, 90:
pitcher-By Boyer (Hstfield). wild pitch
y Foytsek: Winning pitcher = Boyer
45,d,. Losing pitcher--oromek (s-6).
Evening star., 1955-07-11

Runs-Hoak (2), Thompson, Katt,
Hearn. Errors--Erskine, Snider. Runs
base hits-Snider, Hoax Stolen base
Mays. Sacrifice--Thompson. Double
plays---Walker to thinner; Reese to zims
mer to Hodges; Williams to Dark to
Harris: Hodges (unassistedl. Left on
s; New York, IL. Bases
on balls-off Erskine.. 81; of Podres, i;
SOM o e. struet onss Mssf Erskine, on fs by
Podres, I; by Loes, /; by Giel. 9. Hits
2 in innings; Of Loes. 3 in q inning;
4 in innings; Of Grissom. Z in 3 in
nings; Of Gisl. l IN innings; Runs
90; off Maglie. 20; of Grissom. 90;
|of Giel 90 Hit by .pitcher--By Gris-
som Rohipson); BalkazMasglie. u Win
|pitcher-Loes l9-9. Time-2:44. At
tendance-34,790.
Evening star., 1955-07-11
SECOND GAME
Totals SOFA 8 Totals s5 10 81
Popped out for Kellner in 3rd.
Popped out for Portocarrero In 9Th.
Flied out for Delsing In 9th.
Kansas City ----- 600 O10 o00--- 1
Detroit ------ 25l 10l O0x---1O

>. Runs-Finigan., Kuenn (2), Kaiine
90, Torgeson (2), House (2), Carver.
Error7-Lopez. -, Runs batted in--Fini-
psIs,ns EsnI; Kusnn no 1S: HoCne % 81; ToEgsson.
Home runs--Finigan. Kuenn. stolen
base - Torseson. Sacrifice = Malmberg.
Double play--Boone to Malmberg to
j. bsss Bases Sn esssiknsa; on Saso fs fei
ner, i: OF Portocarrero, 8: on Sleater,
!: on Carver. !. Struck out-By Raschi,
!: by kellner, l; by Sleater, J.; by Gar
nings: of Kellner ! in s inning; on Of
Portocarrero in 3 innings: of Sieater.
In 3 innings, Runs and earned runs
on Raschi. 5.3: OF Kellner. 30: OF
Portocarrero. %: of Sleater. Ill. on
Carver. III, Winning pitcher-Garyer
l7-9. Losing pitcher--Raschi 2-2)
Time--2:10. Attendance-23.751.
Evening star., 1955-07-11

~ ~N'1 @SA ANASSuiOubA III dtu
Chicago ------------ 600 00f 001-2
Runs-Baker, sausr, Musial. Repul-
ski, Schoendienst (2), Virdon, Sarni
@ m m as. Errors - Schoendienst,
Speake. Runs batted in Musial.
don. Banks, Sauer. Two-base hits
schoendienst t2), Sarni, Grammas,
Home HSSper iunsMss ThrsMsssss sse7 ssehoessenst
virdon, Sarni, Arroyo. Sacrifice fly
Virdon. Double play--Hillman to Banks
70 Speake. Left on bases-Chicago, s:
81. Louis, z. Bases on balls--ofi Pollet
1; of Hillman, 2; of Perkowski, 1: OF
Hiil@sn. i: riss 81 PerfowsEi 0 81 Ge by Arroyo Sy
p Hits--on Pollet. g. In ia innings;
on Hiliman. 3 In as innings; off Per-
earned runsMof Poilet, 5-5: on ofi Hill
man III: On rerkowsk, IL: on Arroyo,
2-2; winning pitcher--ArIoyo I0-3).
ts:ss.s Nssadsacs@is NsaadIseniiis .csS. Time
Evening star., 1955-07-11
RED sox, 10; oRIoLEs, 7
Totals 80 IL "a IL Totals SO 13 81 Il
Singled for schallock in Sth.
2 Walked for Hurd in 9Th.


Runs-Marsh, Hale. Philley, Triando,
l2), Diering, Miranda. Goodman (2l,
Klaus, Williams tsl. Jensen. Hatton t2l'
Klaus. Runs batted in--Williams t3l,
zauchin ,l3l. Pierssll. ,qoodman (2l,
(2). Coan. Marsh. Two-base hits
Piersall,. Smith. Three-base hits-White,
Jensen. Home runs-Williams, Triandos
(2): Sacrihces-McDonald. Nixon. Left
on bases-Baltimore, g: Boston, 8. Bases
"a porish. e: Oh Nixon. 8; Struck out
Hits@os aiaen Sspoaaid, aa1s 4 5'AGsai AiGnsaains:
lfaced 2 batters in 4thD; OF schallock.
/ In 4 innings: OF Moore, Q in y
inning: OF Dorish, 2 in inning; of
Nixon. In innings; OF Hurd. 5 IN |
and earned runs--or Mcdonald. 5-5: Oh
schallock. 90; OF Moore, 3-3; on Dorish.
Kinder, GO. Hit By pitcher-By schal.
lock tGoodman). Winning pitcher-Hurd
l5-3). Losing pitcher-Moore (3-7).
Time-2:34.
Evening star., 1955-07-11

SECOND GAME
Totals 81 624 0 Totals 81 8 81 10
1otounded into double play for Miller
In 9Th.
Grounded out for Dickson in sth.

Runs--Ennis, safiell. Freese, Law.
(2), Long. Two-base hit-Smalley.
Stolen base-Law, Double plays
FreeSe TO Groat to Long t2); Ashburn
on bases--Philadelphia 4; PITTSBURGH, z.
Bases on balls-Off Negray, 2; OF Law,
l. OF Wehmeier, J., strpck out-By
hsSTss hSSsn BY Hi,s Law. Il h S,s1ny Miller /; b
INNINGS (faced Z men In adj on Miller.
In 2 innings; on Dickson, 3 In 8 in
nings; on Wehmeier, I N ! inning. Runs
law Cav 'flosd .o Oh Tapiiii Miiis3 osc s bisi.G a S
Law -{s-3l. Losing pitcher -Nssrsy
2-O. Time-2:o2. Asa
Evening star., 1955-07-11
PHILLIEs. Al; PIRATES. l-3
FIRST GAME
III Totals 80 8 81 IS
TotaIS 81 B ~ II IotaIs 80 II i
Ran for j. O'Brien in 18th.
2 Grounded out for Kline in 9th.
8 Struck out for Friend In 9TH

Runs-Morgan, Ennis. Jones, Blay-
lock, Clemente. Runs batted in--Blay-
lock l2l. smaliey. Cole, Gorbous. Two
base hits-smalley, J. o'Brien. Three
run-Biaylock. sacrifice -0orbous. Sac
Mejias TO Freese to Long, Left on
sssssPhiSSepata bases Friend PittsbgTsk s kns
1. Struck out-By Simmons, 4; by
Friend, 2: Hits-Off Friend, in Z in
nings; of Kline, 2 in 2 innings. Runs
Friend, 80; OF Kline, III. Winning
pitcher--Simmons (5-5). Losing pitch
er--Friend (5!5). Time--2:00.
Evening star., 1955-07-11
NORTHEAST

Joe BeIlo Texaeo
1901 Blodensbvrg Rd. NE.
II. 4-5442
FiFestone Stores
6o4 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
AD. 2-3533
Howkinson Treod Service
l235 kenilworfh Ave. NE.
lu. 2-l4o0
Hite's Shell Service
18th and Monroe Sts. NE.
Ia. 6-0740
SOUTHEAST
Coral Hills Firessone Store
N3l Marlboro Pike Sc.
20. $1,000
District Home 8
Auto Supply
1920 Good Hope Rd. Sc.
~. 1850
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
kelley's Texaeo
King 81. ond Braddeek Rd.
ov. 3.9s47
Luekett's Inc.
1912 King 81. ki. 9-oo9o
Mendelson's Hordwavs
100 King Street
XII. 9-o766
Perrine Bros.
Service Center
1885 W. Broddoek Rood
kl. 9-272o
ARLINGTON, VA.
Amerieon Serviee Center
5e5 N. Clebs Rd.
IA. I'm
Anderson 9 Tsw Sunoeo
550l Lee Highwoy
JE. 1000
ArIex ESQ
Opp. shirllnsfon. shopping
Cenferk
ov. 3-z60
Evening star., 1955-07-11
Fjre<f0ne
ArIinston-cont.

NuiH9tUU-SOuts
Firestons Stores
4o43 18th Street South
Shirling.on ki. S-6e4o
Firestone Stores
100 N. Highlond Street
Clarendon IA. 4-ilol
heeht Co.
Wilson Blvd. end clsbe Rood
MA. $500
Burr Heishmon's
1908 lee Highwey
IA. 7-ool2
Burr Heishman's
10th ond North Irving Sis.
IA. 7-7@42
Ray WeIeh Texoeo
SOL Lee hiahwoy
JE. 2-5550
cENTREviLLE. VA.
Cations ESQ Service
Browning s-S6os
FAIRFAX, VA.
ESQ Clinic
EA,SfaS f...I. re a H06S
Fairfox Circle. Texaeo
Foirfox Circle cR. 3.9s0o
FALLS CHURCH,
VA.
Burr Heishmon's
Seven Corners JE. 2.2lV
HERNDoN, VA.
Douglas Ford, Inc.
Herndon l26
MANASSAS, VA.
Merehcns's Firestons
2l6 Center Street
Munossas ass
Pittard Bros.
Csn,ervills Rd., M. Yorkshire
lone Monossos los-J.ll
Evening star., 1955-07-11
TRIBE So; WHITE soX, "a
FIRST GAME
Totals 34927 IA Totals "a 81 II
l Struck out for Byrd in 9th.
2 Walked for Fornieles in 7th.
3 Hit into f1elder's choice for Hogan

Runs - Smith, Avila, Strickland.
Hegan. Houtteman, Fox. Minoso. Error
----Harshman. Runs batted in-Kell
base hit-Doby. Three-base hit-AviIa.
bropo to BrideWeser. Left on bases
Cleveland Z: Chicago Z, Bases on balls
of Narleski, I. Struck out--By Harsh
man, 2; by Houtteman, 3; by Byrd, l.;
BY Fornielss 2; by Narleski.- |; by
innings; of Byrd, 2 in 1ts innings: of
Fornieles, 0 in Q innings; off Houtte-
man, 5 in .53s innings; of Narleski, Q
in ga innings, of Howell, 2. in 2 in
and earned. runs-Off Harshman. 5-5;
Of Byrd, 0-0: off Fornieles, 90; off
Houtteman, 2-2; OF Narleski. 9-0 of
Howell. 90; of Mossi, 90. Wild pitch
-Harshman. Winning pitcher-Houtte-
man l6-3). Losing pitcher-Hars shman
(6D. Time-2:49.
Evening star., 1955-07-11
MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
GIANTS, 3; DODGERS, z
BROOKLYN. A.H.o.A. New York.
Totals SO 7x25 IL Totals SO IS ~ !

Hit into force out for Maglie In 9Th.
Ran for Westrum in 7th.
3 Hit into force out for Grissom In 7th.
4 Ran for Holman in 7th.
Singled for Giel in 9th.
8 Ran for Taylor in 9th.
Ylna nut When thinning rim snnred
Evening star., 1955-07-11
HURRY! HURRY!
STARTS TODAY!
NORTHWEST

Arcade Pontiac Co.
l437 Irving Street NV.
Ao. A.e50o
crosstown Auto Supply
l4sh and S NV.
HO. 2-9565
FiFestone Stores
18th and K Streets NV.
MA. $500
Sgd FolIin Texaeo
Wis. Ave. and @ ST. NV.
no. 2-3779
}. J. Freemon Texoeo
goth and N. Y. Ave. NV.
ST. 1904
Kennedy Service stosion
542o N. n. Ave. al Kennedy
81. NV.
RA. 6-3s39
Merehont's Tire Co.
l4ls p 81. NV.
De. 2-33ls
Poul's Tire Shop
2sih and IA Streets NV.
Ao. 1852
Petworth Shelf Servieenter
Georgia Ave. at upshvr 81.
NV.
RA. 6-o975
L. p. Steuort, Inc.
l44o P Street NV.
DE. 2-4soo
SOUTHWEST
WIN. A. Barber
ESQ Service
10th, g 81. ond Moins
Ave. S.W.
Ex. 3-l5lS
Bruee's Tcxaeo
eth and Morylond Ave, S.w.
NE. s-4e63
Evening star., 1955-07-11

Cleveland --------- 0l0 900 o01--s
Chicago ------------ 900 200 02x--4
-, Runs-Rosen. Dolby. Fox. Minoso -t2)
batted in-Doby, Nieman (2), Dropc
CD, Smith. Two-base hits--Brideweser
gnsby, Dropo, Rosen.. Home runs-Doby
Nieman; Stolen base-Fox: Double
Strickland to Hogan. Left on bases
Cleveland, 5; Chicago, 8. Bases or
balls-of Trucks, 2: on Score. 1; of
Sas 81 Score SsrSsI By aarcIs Gaf Sy cnsns
l. Hits-oh Score, in innings: ofi
Garcia, 3 in l inning; OF Trucks, 4 In
S3s innings: of Consuegra, l in " In
2-2: of Garcia, 2-2; of Trucks, 2-2; Of
Consuesra, 90. Passed ball-Hegan
Winning. pitcher-Trucks t9-6). Los
ing pitcher-Score tS-0. Time-2:2s
Attendance-35,14 145.
Evening star., 1955-07-11
Totals 271a Totals q

Totals 81 81 16 Totals 81 IA ~ II
l Announced ss batter for Nuxhsll in
Popped up for Brovia in 9Th.
3 Singled for SPAIN in 9th.
4 Lined into double play for Paine In
Evening star., 1955-07-11

Manor Club was host to an
invitation tournament for the
Districts junior girl golfers to-
day and tomorrow. with about
40 expected. The boys were in
Richmond for the qualifying
round of the 18th Middle At
lantic Junior championship.
Evening star., 1955-07-11
BRAVES, 7-6; REDLEGs, At
FIRST GAME

Totals "a 8 s2415 Totals "a II ~
1 Grounded out for Harmon in 9th.
2 Grounded out for Nuxhall In 7th.
Flied out for Minarcin in 9th.
Evening star., 1955-07-11
WOODBRIDGE, VA.

WOODBRIDGE, VA.
. Mifeo Service
Highway No.
oeeoqvon 52-j
DEFENSE HEIGHTS,
Nd.
Diekerson's
Atlantic Service
64'h and Defenss Hwy.
UN. 4-9735
LAUREL, ND.
Totes Texceo
Rte. Across from Ironsif
Truck Center PA. 5.9863
ROCKVILLE. ND.
AIS Texoco Service
so6 G. Montgomery Ave.
Rockville Pike 70. 2-4@2o
SILVER SPRING,
ND.
Bobinser's Texoeo
Go. Ave. and Wayne Ave.
JU. 9-9ss9
Firestone Stores
ASH Georgia Ave.
~. 5-2334
Silver Spring Tire Corp.
5000 Georgia Ave.
~. o.773s
TAKoMA PARK,
ND.
GIoseoek Texueo
N. n. Ave. and Eoh.Wssf
Hwy. JU. o-24ol
2uimby's Sunoeo
Carroll ond philo. Avss.
~. $500
Tokomo Park Shell
CorrolI ond Ethan Allen AYES.
~. 9.9575
WHEATON, MD.
Wheoton Firestone Store
1907 Ceorpip Ave.
10. 5-3322
Evening star., 1955-07-11
SECOND GAME

Totals 325247 Totals 80 o ~ I
2 Grounded out for Hegan in Sth.
g Grounded out for Score In Sth.
4 Struck out for Strickland in 9th.
Ran for Wertz in 9th.
Evening star., 1955-07-11

]. M. Baker and e. H. Welch
will play of next week end for
Kenwood's Donal Chamberlin
trophy. Baker had 74-11-63
and WEIGH 78-15-63 to finish a
stroke ahead of w. A. Buchanan
who had 81-l7-64.
Evening star., 1955-07-11
CARDINALS. =; CUBS, z
Totals IS 2 PAIL Totals 3o1I,

! Struck out for Hillman In 7th.
Singled for Perkowski in 9th.
3 Ran for McCullouRh In 9th
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

home Thursday evening
Worsham Hardy. OF Ridgewood
n J vas the guests Of Nj and
Mrs George O. Hardy. Jr.. over
.ast week.
DeWltt Wilmington who won
first Junior place in the All Club
at Amelia High School will 10 70
Camp farrar in July on a schol-
asshlp provided by the County
Home Demonstration Federation
Mrs Richard D. Hardy Of Anne
ia who Is spending the winter III
Newport News was guests 81
relatives here and at Beaver Pond
over last week end
D. and Mrs n T. Rucker OF
Chla returned last week from q
! feN weeks stay in Norfolk
Al the recent Gaping exercises
held al Grace Hospital School ol
Nursing in Richmond Miss Betty
Osborne a former graduate Of
Amelia High School. received hel
cap There we're fourteen mem.
baYs III the class. The Reverend
Robert Olton Of All Saints Rpls.
copal Church Was the speaker for
for the occasion. Miss Osborne /
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Mss Sadie Meador " Rich
mond, spent last week end With
Mrs a G Mann and attended the
25th anniversary 81 Mr.. and
afrs NcStcr jenkins
Mir AND Mrs Henry Oliver and
family spent the wee. end with
lAfir daughter and son Z Law.
mr. and Mrs Chuck Brown, os
South HUI
Mr and Mrs Stanley Guls
pcnt week recently ID Ports
mouth with MI and Mrs Tommy
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ellis ard family
Mr. and Mrs Winston Garter
and family and Mr. ard MIs
John Pollard visited n, and 7sra
Henry MASH. Wednesday night
MI ard AhS A c Mann .sit-
ed Nh aad Ms Alden CayruthcrS,
OF Dillvyn. wednesday MI. car
ruthers has been sick Cor several
weeks.
Mrs Bette Carter remains .I
Mt and Ms Robert Green Of
Akron, Ohio, and Nj and Mrs
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

Claude Weaver Of R.ce ss.tcH
Mr. and Mrs Harry Jcukins au
Thursday night Sunday MI ANA
MIS- David Jenkins and font
jenkins 81 Richmond. Afr amt
Nir Ea} Woocyard Mrs Rosa
Berry ot Rice MIS- Emmsg
Sheppard and dauahter Margaret
visited tn the same home
Mr. and Mrs Robert Mesdor
visited her father il I Carson.
( Who was patient "a tHg NCjcr-
ans Hospital
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Amelia Social News, Events

aT and MIS-. Cary Moon
usf1gny Here III Morganton = e
laat Heck end 70 attend the one
hundred birthday celebration Of
Mr. and Mrs. McConnauglley a
grandmother, Mrs W r. NJ
Gonna ugIley one 80n esg1t
grandchildren aud thirteen greet
grandchildren we're pseeut Utn
some 81 t;3eir lamsae to@atsng
thirty-flpe # tno buffet dinner
with large three t{aead ogfa-
day cake part b: tie last course
one gFandchiid ua8 two far away
10 attend
At the annual meeting 81 tae
village Garden club &I Hs
william n NoFtime February l3
tl1e neB officers foF gue year we're
c}ected and installed MI D9uald
FTE .an As president. Mr GeoFae
q. HARDY. III as rice p.e dent
and recording secretary Mr.
Jack Deekens as treasurer and
corresponding secretary Ms Ice
+ Rhodes was appo.n d PROGRAM
chairman N4th ile following
committee. Mrs jaime h1aa and
Mrs. Cary McCouuaa&s
Mrs Cary McCoanaugaey 81
outgoing president u tac Village
Garden ClaD entertained A YEA
on Weduesday Marga f9r the
new officers and to clu3 mem-
beers
The latest news = Iaa lhere
vii BE- four Amelia County Wom
en- On the 9us ieagiua Richmond
March - tor tie United Nat.3n
Tour. put on BY taa Ieur.oo
Home Demonstration Cia1 M
George Anderson and 81 Ed
Hard Burton q t3le @amozur
Club. Mrs Chafles Moyet Sr of
Pine Grove Cllo and Mrs R1y
Saunders d the Matt0ax Cub
We wish them a 3ond s44 tsp
and hope 10 hcag al. a30t3 it
y hen they arrive home Thee
bus load 81 81 pa sel eaca
VIII make ti1e trip
Mrs william y jefferson tet
on Tuesday fol Greensboro N q
10 attend course -four of sna G4.-
don Club School March 8 10 and
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Amelia County
Spiritual Mission
Completed This Week

The Spiritual Life Mission Of
the Auelia Charge which ln-
ciudes Trinity Moores and Je-
tersvIlle Methodist churches. va
the sister Of Harold OSBORNE b!
Chula.
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Mis- agnes N4sn. 81 Richmond
spent laat gock IND with Her par
ents Nh ana MIS- Henry Nash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-07
The Court and the Police

There are encouraging indications
that relations between the Juvenile Court
and the Police Department are improving.
Absurd as such situation might be, there
has been noticeable lack of cooperation
betweenrthe court and the police In the
past, largely because of the courts strict
secrecy policy with regard to It's records.
There have been times when the police
have been unable to obtain any informa-
ton from the court as to the disposition
OF Juvenile crime cases. They have been
denied information even as to whether
certain juveniles had been committed to
an institution, released to their homes or
otherwise dealt with. The only excep-
tons have been made by the Judge, her
self, after direct appeals to the bench
:. Now, however, Judge Cockrill has
announced that she is considering adopt
Ing plan under which such data auto
matically would become available to
police. She made the disclosure during
q visit to the Police Departments new
training class for officers assigned to the
Juvenile Squad. The police cannot do
their job efficiently and effectively with
gut proper information from the court
p certain delinquency cases. They should
have had immediate access to such
information long ago.