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Evening star., 1955-07-09
D. c. Women Beut
Richmond Golfers

RICHMOND, Va, July 8. (Spe-
ciaD The District of Colum-
bia Women's Golf Association
team made a successful invasion
of the James River course yes
terday, walloping the Richmond
Women's team, 1872.
Mrs. A. H. Allen, Virginia
women's amateur champion from
Arlington, paced the invaders
with a 71--six under women's
par. Her card was only one
over mems par for the course
which will be the scene of the
mems National Amateur tourna-
ment in September.
Evening star., 1955-07-09
SELECTIONS
AT BALTIMORE

Gay Don, Lydie Jills, Flowing
Chuck.
2-Par Flight, Homestretch Ruth,
Banners Bride.
3-Royal Crusader, Mary Darn
ley. Bee Handy.
Hanover, Nibble Ex-
press, Prince David.
Sis Abbott. Patchover, Ohio
Boy.
6-Carrie's Boy, Cannonite, Di-
rect Walnut.
KNIGHT. Reeds
Knight. Highland Boy.
8-Velvet Hanover, Mighty Dex-
ter, Laurelite Hanover.
Evening star., 1955-07-09
MAJOR LEADERS
BY the Associated Press
BATTING Ibased on son saS' g. ~

BATTING biased on 200 at batsl-Ka,ine
smit6 sSstt3i'' c,cysisira ;ysSi Fox chieagO ,535
RUNS -,-Kaline. Detroit, II Il. Smith
Coos. tGooedman' Boston, 81; Tuttie. De-, De-
Runs BATrED rN-Jensen, Boston, 20.
| KKalins Detroit 81; Mantle and Berra,
New New. YORK, ns,, 5a; zauchin, Boston. and
SisysIsna l9$; Sos: chieases isi sTi5a fo7;
DoI1s, ane Psswer; r;,,s Kansas City. IS.
DoWSbbihesRrini5an; Wbits RastnD Kansas City. 21;
Smith. Smith, Cleveland; Keunn. Detroit. RD's1n and
rover, Kansas City. Is
TRMiaPILESlMantle, New York. Z: Ka-
csrsy, c.sG' New Tinlson YoTk kaniss s. PS. GI my
Busby, chicasO. and Simpson. KAN
HOME asa,n,I ,RUSSsmkalins, Ss;,as Detroit. 10:
York; Is; Jensen, Boston, and
STOLEN BAsEs-Rivera. Chicago. 10:
sms ceSes1d Sesfsa o. !eRRssR RSs6v BGssGn esssvS
| KKalihne,s Detroit, and Hunter New
FnfSaISS kSbaiss,, biased sss Yo, sessiqnss, s,7
oyan. Chicago, 1o.a, .s3s; Abe;r, De De-
dr9it' scdi 3oi' .s33; Boyer, Kansas City,
lsTRIKEOUTs-score. Cleveland, 13o:
Turley. New York. l26: GARCIA. cleSe. Se.
Rnsdon tsnd :" Hoeft, Detroit. 20; Sullivan,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING tbased on goo at bats)-Ash-
burn. Philadelphia, BAG; Can,psnelia,
brooklyE: .335: snidsr Brooklyn, .325;
.ssSRee. MH1Ri st 'sls. ss0ui'' 'ais' Aaron MIL
RuNs~snider. Brooklyn. "a: Bruton,
Mays: New York, 81; Reese, Brook.
Runs sATTED IN-snider, BROOKLYN.
Szewski, Cincinnati and Mays. New
York. b.i Musial, St. Louis, go.
IhIIS--Aaron. Milwaukee, 1O4. Mueller.
New York, 102; Snider. Brooklyn; Bru-
ton, Milwaukee, and Moon, st. Louis
lDouBLEs--Logan, Milwaukee, and Re-
pulski. st. Louis, 20; Snider, Brooklyn,
" Reese Brooklyn, and Bruton, Mil
Milwaukee. 0; Fondy
liam Brooklyn Baker. Chicago: Ash
ndrn, Philadelphia, and clemente and
trng Pittsburgh e.
HOME RUNs---Snider. Brooklyn. and
Kllszewski, Cincinnati, IS; Mays, New
York, 27 Banks; Chicago ~; Math-
P1TCnING biased on five decisionsl--
Newcombe, BROOKLYN. l4-l .933; Loes.
Brooklyn, a-2, SIS; Iapiue, Brooklyn.
h-2. 500 Arroyo. st. Louis. e-3, $50
l,1n Minner ,chicssOo6, and colium, Gin
sTRiKEoUTs--Jones, Chicago. ia;
Roberts, Philadelphia, 97 Conley
Milwaukee, 92; Newcomhe, Brooklyn,
So: Haddix, 81. Louis. 81.
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TIGERS, II; l;ATHLETICS. 8
Totals AZ 16x 81 . Totals AZ 10 80 IL
One out when winning run scored.
Singled for w. Wilson in 9th.
. Called out on strikes for Sleater IN
7th,
3 Flied out for German in 9th.
Ran for House in Sth.

Kansas City - oo1 600 o52 90, 8
Detroit ----- 0l0 N30 20 O3-i /
Runs-DeMaestri go. w. Wilson,
Slaughter, Zernial t2). Simpson, Fini-
gan. Kuenn t2), Tuttlc. Kaline f3l,
Torgeson (2). House, Phillips. Maxwell.
Errors--Astroth. DeMaestri. Power. Fin
igan. Runs batted in--Simpson t2l,
Zernial. Finigan (3l. Power t21. House.
Torgeson (6,, Kaline t2). Maxwell co.
Two-base hits-Power. Simpson. Home
Kaiine, Faf NAIVE Maven. Gss Stolen base@zernisi,
Sacrifice--Hatfield. Double plays-Ftn-
igan to DeMaestr to Power; Boone to
Hatfield TO Torgeson. Left on bases
ballsr-Oi Portocarrero. g; of Hoeft, L.
Struck out--By Portocarrero,. l.: by
Sleater.- l.: by HarringtOn. l; by Sain.
3; by Hoeft, 3. Hits-Of Portocarrero,
) in 4h innings: of Sleater, o in 1as
innings: of HARRINGTON, in ! inning;
off German. ] in inning: of Sain, 3
in ga innings of Hoeft, 10 in in
nings daced batters in sth,: of
Foytack. l in l inning; of Birrer. :
in - inning: of Aber. 3 in ia innings.
Runs and earned runs--Od Porto
carrero, 4-4 of Sleater. 90: of har-
rington, 81; of German. 2-l: off Sain.
3.3 off Hoeft. 5.5: of Foytack, Ill:
of Birrer. 80; off Aher, 90. winning
pitcher---Aber t5-D.. Losing pitcher
Sain I2-5). Time--3:23. Attendance
27.770.
Evening star., 1955-07-09
Final
Matches Coss
Against McNair
Nv CASPAR NANNEs

The interesting battle Of a
hitter against a defender will
feature the Middle Atlantic Clay
Court tennis championship finals
today when Tim Coss faced Fred
McNair on the Edgemoor Club
courts at 2::30 pm.
Mrs. Ann Gray and Judy Dev-
lin of Baltimore were to meet
for the women's singles title in
a morning match.
Coss. had to go three sets to
beat back the challenge Of Buzzy
|Hettleman of Baltimore yester-
day, 6-8, 60, So. McNair was
playing headsup tennis in tax
ing the measure of 1st 1t. Steve
Potts, a lawyer in the Judge Ad-
vocate Generals Corps, 6-2, 6-2.
Coss Stages Rally
For one set it looked as
though Coss, who has played
three long-drawn-out matches
in succession this week, was in
for another rough afternoon.
Hettleman, playing all parts of
the court well and volleying
sharply for the needed points,
led at So before his steady op-
ponent caught fire and took
three games in a row to even
the score. Tim went ahead at
|6-5 by breaking the Baltimore
youths delivery, but Hettleman
played brilliantly to run through
the next three games for the
set.
The loss seemed to give Tim
the incentive he needed, for
while Hettleman fought hard he
was playing uphill during the
next two sets. Coss became
steadier than in the first set
and added a little extra pace,
forcing BuZzy into errors.
Girls Score Upset
McNair was at his best yester-
day. He combined his heavily
topped drives with undercut
shots that skidded along the
ground, and then added further
problems for Potts by rushing
the net and volleying decisively.
Potts showed flashes of top
notch tennis, but he made too
many errors to bother a ram
pant McNair.
Two young and coming Wash
ington girls. Nancy Corse and
Belmo- Gunderson, scored an
upset in the women's doubles
event by beating Marjorie Norris
and Charlotte Decker, 60, 3-6,
60.
Mems -Hettleman and Dave
Freishtat defeated Bob Malaga and
Mems SINGLES semifinais-Tim coss
defeated Buzzy Hettleman, 6-S, 6-2,
8-SS; Fred McNair defeated Steve Potts,
Mems doubles CONGRATULATIONS
Malaga and. Nick Powell, 6-1, 81:
henry henry Barclay and Buddy ..Adair de-
1ee1eq ioMna sqe s2 saStneTa and Eddie Phillips
wohen's doubles. semifnals-Judy and
Sue Devlin defeated zdenka Dalecks and
FRANCES Bassett. 6-1. 8-2
Hippenstiel and Peggy Sinclair defeated
Barclay and Carol Coolidge, 60, 81
Evening star., 1955-07-09
AFTER WIFE SCORES ACE
Shonnon's Putt Wins
Member-Guest Match

quarter-finals win be between
Bill Werber and John Eisinger
of Congressional against Russ
Woodfield and Lieut.. Bob Ben
ming Of Purdue. the Big Ten
champion in 1854.
Eisinger and werber tossed a
five-under-par best ball for Il
holes at Dick Essex and George
Cornell as they won. 6 and S
Eisinger was two under.
The four-way tie for the medal
was determined by MATCHING
cards with Earl Skinker ano
Bobby Brownell winning as they
started with a pair of brides
Four teams tied with 66s.
Championship flight matches
start at 1:42 today. with the
semiflnals and finals tomorrow
The other flights are eight teams
each, with SemiflnalS today anC
finals tomorrow. Title flight play
is from scratch.
Championship flight results:
columbia members named first,
Earl Skniker and Bobby Brownell
Chevy Chase, def. Page Cornwell and
Jack Barr, Chevy Chase, 2 and /; Will
liam E. Shannon and George Smell
Washington G&CC def John Walker and
Jack Burke. jr., Chevy Chase, / Up:
John Holzberg and Harold Hair. wash
ington G&CC def. Jimmy Gardella and
Mike Jankowski, Prince Georges, / up,
II holes: Kari Kellerman and Ralph
Bogart.. Chevy Chase. def. Martin F.
Mccarthy and Gil Willett. Prince
Georges, / up. 10 holes.
Bill Werber and John Eisinger, Con-
gressional, def Dick Essex and George
Cornell. Confessional, 6 and 6: Russ
Woodfield and Lieut.. Bob Benning,
Quantico. dfe. C. A. Slater and Don De
Veau. Chevy Chase. and 8; Karl Corby
and r. W. (Bus) Fleming. Chevy Chase
def. D. B. Tuxhorn and r. H. Yeatman
Manor, 2 and 1: John c. Harding IT,
and Deane Beman, Bethesda, def. Shorey
Allen and e. B. Heimer, Manor. 6 and
Quarter-hnal pairings: Skinker and
Brownell VS.. Shannon and Smell; Holz-
berg and Hair vs. Kellerman and Bogart:
Werber and Eisinger VS.. Woodfiled and
Bennine; corby and Fleming VS.. Harding
Evening star., 1955-07-09
Juniors Qualify
In JaNeeeGo!f

In q rather loosely-run golf
tournament on three fronts yes
terday four junior golfers from
Bethesda and four from Silver
Spring qualified for a trip to
Salisbury. Md. where they will
play with other Maryland young
Isters for an undetermined num-
of free trips to the National
Junior Golf Championship
sponsored by the National jun
ior Chamber of Commerce at
Columbus, Ga.
Meanwhile four others quali-
fled at Indian Spring for a trip
direct to the Nationals. starting
August Is. The Indian Spring
|qualifiers represent the District
Jaycees and will go to Colum-
bus in a new Nash. as the lat
ter company co-sponsors the
tournament. The District Jay
Gees furnish the money for in
cidentals.
Inasmuch as a majority of
the top junior golfers in the
District area live in the su-
burbs. it would seem wiser to
send a Metropolitan Washington
team, rather than four from the
District, and make the subur-
ban qualifiers go through an
other trial. This is suggested
each year and kicked around,
but never agreed upon.
Only 10 players showed up at
Indian Spring, II at Bethesda
and four at Brooke Manor
Farms. Thus only Is played for
free trips to Georgia, while as
many as rs turn out on field
days to play for golf balls. The
event needs more promotion in
this area.
At Indian Spring. John Red
man and Mike Moyanhan with
79s. and the Haney twins, Joe
with 80 and Bob with 81, quail
fled to go to Georgia. Redman
and Moyanhan played of for
the trophy for low qualifier and
Redman won it with a par on
the first extra hole.
In the event sponsored by the
Bethesda Jaycees at Bethesda
&c. c., Deane Beman played his
home course in 73 to edge his
closest rival, Bruce Kessler, who
had "a. Bob Lerner had n and
Chick Cullinane won a playoff
from Jack Doser for the fourth
spot after both had 79s. These
four go to Salisbury July 21-22.
Only four showed UP at Brooke
Manor Farms where the Silver
Spring Jaycees were host, and
thus they go to Salisbury auto
matically for the State playoffs.
The scores were Carl Lohren II.
John Owens 70, Dick Kraft SO
and Bob Brenner 81.
Evening star., 1955-07-09
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star RaeinR Editor

CHARLES TOWN, W. Va,
July 9.-George Mohr, owner
and trainer who claimed Car
olina Rex from Cary Boshamer
at Delaware Park recently. will
send out his new charge in the
featured $500 Liberty Town
allowance purse, the sixth race
on the program of nine here to-
day.
The 3-year-old gelding shows
10 consistent record at the mile
tracks and win probably be
heavily favored to defeat his
nine rirals this afternoon over
the Charles Town court which is
about 6 furlongs.
Another Delaware Park cam
Ipaigner, j. H. Veins Juesbu
also viii be strongly backed in
the fifth race. a $1,000 purse for
S2,500 platers. His main rival
is Carol Sims One-in-a-million
who won here Tuesday.
If the weather becomes cooler
the largest turnout of the meet
ing is expected here today and
the betting record of $640, 1874
established March 81, 1853 will
be threatened.
Haydar Cork, recently ap-
pointed Turkish Ambassador to
the United States, and his wife
will be distinguished visitors here
today. Accompanying them will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Nuzchet Baba
Mr.. Baba is the Turkish press
'attache.
The Turkish party will be
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hickey of Washington.
The name of Arthur Godfrey
Evening star., 1955-07-09
Forty-Niners Send
to Giants
SAN FRANCISCO, July o. (F

SAN FRANCISCO, July 0. (P),
Johnny Williams, defensive
halfback and former Southern
California star, has been traded
by the San Francisco Forty
Miners to the New York Giants
for a high draft choice. +
Williams came to the Forty
Miners last season from the Red
skins.
Red Strader, San Francisco's
new head coach. starts drills to-
morrow at st. Mary's College
with SIS rockies. The veterans
report July 18.
Evening star., 1955-07-09
Mrs. BuiIey Scores

Mrs. G. H. Bailey. jr.'s 86-9-
n was low net, and Mrs. H. r.
Lady's 80 low gross in ladies
day play yesterday at Washing
ton. Mrs. H. A. Albers' 1922
and Mrs. H. Hopkins 106-25 put
them in a tie at 81 for low net.
Evening star., 1955-07-09
Bones ToyIor
Lone Redskin
Yet to Sign

Bones Taylor. the Redskins
crack pass-catching end, was the
only player unsigned today as
the front Office hustled with last
minute plans for the start of
practice Tuesday at Los Angeles,
Calf.
Linebacker Ralph FELTON,, for
mer Maryland star, returned his
signed contract yesterday. be-
coming the 58th man signed on
the largest squad ever taken to
camp by the Washington team.
Club officials expect Taylor to
make decision about his future
over the week end. Always late
in coming to terms. Taylor never
has waited this long before and
there is a chance that he may
retire.
Len Ford, Cleveland end who
played high school football in
Washington; Doug Atkins, an
ott er defensive end, and Guard
Kersctiel Forester have returned
their signed contracts to the
Browns the club announced to-
day. Abe Gibron. offensive guard
and Coach Paul Browns ines
senger" for carrying plays to the
quarterback, is the only veteran
unsigned.
Evening star., 1955-07-09
Wins at Woodmont

Mrs. Sidney Greenspan won an
Ieven-hole tournament at Wood
mont yesterday, finishing with
I3712. Mrs. Arthur Sims was
only half-point behind in sec
ond place. Mrs. Fred ChaimSCn
.of Prince Georges led the guests
with Al, a half-point better than
Mrs. c. D. Phoebus of Army
Navy.
Evening star., 1955-07-09
WORK INTERFERES WITH ACTORS FUN
Cooper's Fovorite Role
Is Sports Car Race Pilot

thing except racing" he says,
"and I don't have much time
for that. Last year I directed
and acted in a play and was on
television quite a lot. Now I'll
have to start these films. I tell
you, all of that stuff is interfer-
ing with NV racing
Evening star., 1955-07-09

Runs-Pope l2), Philley f31, Trian.
Williams. Kiely, Errors-Dierins. Good.
man: Runs batted iIEPhilIey t3l
Sausey p Jensen. Two;bass hits-vptsains uI21,ir
Jensen, Piersall. Three base hit-Mir-
anda. Home runs---Triandos. Philley
Stolen base-Pope. Sacrifice-Miranda
Double plays,-Kielv 10 Klaus to Eau
chin; Miranda to Marsh TO Triandos
bases 8; Boston: 10. Bases
on balls-Off PiIlette, 3: off. Dorish. |.
doyski. /: OFF Hurd J. Struck outSBy
Pillette, .: by Dorish. ., by Moore. ?: by
Kiely. 1: by Brodowski. Il by Hurd. /.
n.;. bits.soT Pillette, 3 IN "a lnnninss:, Of n
) innines; q OF Sullivan. in in IS inninss' s.
oti Kiiely, In I inninss; Of Brodowski.
Runs and earned runs--off Piliette. / i !;
OF Dorish. 2-2: of Moore, 90: of Sulli-
90; OF Hurd, III. Wild pitches-Pil-
letts; Dorish. Winning pitcher-Dorish
f4-2). Losing pitcher-Sullivan an.
$50.
Evening star., 1955-07-09

Runs-Baker, King, Banks t3). sauer
Musial, Repulski. Whisenant, Stephenson
Errors-Baker. Boyer. Runs batted in
King Banks CD. Sauer t2), Musial. Bur-
brink. Schoendienst Two-base hits
Minner Baker, Whisenant Home runs
King. Banks t2l. Musial Sauer. Sacri-
fices-Sarni. Chit. Double piays--BakeI
to Banks to Fondy; Jackson 20 Baker to
Fondy; Schoendienst to Grammas to
Musial. Left on base--Chicago, 10; st.
Louis. 10. Bases on balls-Oh Minner,
bridge. 2; of Wright, j OF q. Jones. i.
Struck out--By Mtnner. 9: by Davis, /;
by Perkowski. /; by woodbridge, /; by
Wright. g.. Hits--or Minner, 8 in 6ia
Jeffcoat. none in Is inning: oil Psrkow-
ski, in l "a innings; off Woodbridge. IL
Of G. Jones. 2 IN =, inning; of Law,
renee, ssnce, none none in nr inning. Runs and
90; O., , efi ,JJeticoat 90: Of Perkowski 0-o
q, Jones. 20: of lawrence. 90. Hit BY
pitched ball-By Minner (Grammasi.
Wild pitch-wooldridg winning pitcher
,.Perkowski I-4. Losing pitcher-o.
Jones tl-4. Time-3:40. Attendance
16,54S.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
900 300 OIL 4
3lO Ol3 03x-11

Runs--.Gorbus, Ennis. Jones. Lopata
Roberts. Clemente l2J, Z. Freese, Lynch
Thomas. Ward, @. Freese. Cole, Shepard
Atwell. Groat. Errors--D. Cole. Morgan
surkont. Runs batted in = Lynch
Thomas ~. @. Freese tel. z; Freese.
Mejias t2l, Lowrey. Two-base hits
Clemente (3). G. Freese, Morgan. Three
base hit--Torgeson Home runs--Jones
Thomas. Stolen base--E. Freese. Sac
rihce ny-Thomas. Double plays.--D
Cole to Lopata to Toraeson; Lynch tc
Groat TO Ward: MorEan TO smalley Il
Toreeson. Left on bsses---Philadel
;. Pittsburgh, l3 Bases on balls--Of D
Cole. l: on Ripper, 3; of Surkont 3
Struck out-By Surkont. 3: BY b. Cole.
|; BY, Ripper, Hits--on D.. Cole
. in innings; Of Ripper 5 in ga in.
nings: OF Mrostnski, z IN "a innings:
on kuzava, IN inning. Runs and
ear ssrned runs-oa ns G,a, 2; SOls. 4-2 GfI Kip
3-3. on surkont, sd. Winning pitcher
t1:sl. Losing .pttcher--D
Cole t0-3l. Time-2:4s. Attendance
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DODGERS. IL; GIANTS, 8

Totals 81 IL ~ IA Totals 81 10 81
Grounded out for Maglie in 4th.
Flied out for Hughes IN 9Th.
3 Singled for Westrum in 9TH.
Hit into double play for Terwilliger
Flied out for Walker in sth.
6Walker for Labine in Sth.
7Struck out for Aantonelli in Sth.
Brooklyn ----------000 $40 213 --1e
New York --~-----U U42 900 200 s
Runs-Hosk c2l Snider t3). Hodges
(2) Amoros Gillian ,2), Zimmer 20,
Dark. Mays t2j Thompson 90. Harris.
ReS.rum SSs satia Err9TsHosE Hodge, sr. Sat-
zi@mer SsfeS HoaE Hsiris Si'fh RhoSss ss,
Roebuck t2j Two-base hits-Dark,
Mays. Threesbas hit-Hodges. Home
EGnDaFS Enase sfo,sI Thompson zi%mer MUsk
Sacrifice -Magiie Double play--Ter-
yyilliger to- Harris Left on bases
balls-oft Neweombe. Il, of Hughes, q;
Of Of LiddIe 1: !. Of Of Antonslli LET /; on MasIis
Mccall, j. Struck out-By Newcom6e
zant. 2. Hits-Of Newcombe. s In 2ia
INNINGS: of Labine. in INNINGS; of
r Eoe9ock i5ninas IN innings Mogsans On MaSs
innings. off Gomez. 5 in 1b innninss;
of Antonelli o in ]. inning: OF Mccall,
9 in o inning tfaced 8 batters in 9thl
Of Liddle, in Q inning (faced batter
IN and 9ts s.rSs e gis gs.oT L heTeomSe R1nsS Fg5; s
Roebuck, 90 of Masiie, SIS: of Mon
zant, III: of Gomez 3D.: of Antonelli.
90; on Mccall, 3D.: OF Liddle, 90; of
Gel 90 o,rr winnins DisnsrLsoine
Timp--9.O1 AttpndAnce-AAbTS
Evening star., 1955-07-09

Runs .Ashburn, MORGAN. Blaylock.
sma!ley. Wehmeier. Lynch. Error--Cole.
Runs batted ln--Gorbous, Morsan ca
Clemente. Lynch. rhree-bass hit
Blaylock. Sacrifice fy--Jones. Double
to Groat TO Donoso. Left
on 6ases--Philadclphi l0:. PITTSBURGH,
Wehmeier, 4, of Martin. 4. Struck out
BY Surkont, y; by Wehmeier, s. by
Face, :; by. Martin !. Hits-Oh Sur
cont. 2 in ; innings; off Face, 9 in
Donoso' in II, iinninss Runs and
Surkont. 4-4; Of Pace, 90; of Martin.
Iii i,l Of, Denoso, 90. ,Htt Dr. by pitchsr.-
kont Winning pitcher---Wehmeier t6-5).
LOSING pitcher-Surkont (7-9i. Time
2.46. Attendance--7, 900,
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INDIANS. |; WHITE Sox, o
Totals 80 s27 10 Totals 80 5 81 IL
/ Grounded out for Brideweser in eth.
. Ran for Kiner in Sth.
3 Grounded out for Pierce IN sth.
4 Grounded out for Lemon in 9th.
Ran for Lollar in 9th.

Run--smith, Error-Brideweser Run
batted in-Rosen. Two-base hits--Ro-
sen. Lollar, sacrihces-Avila. Hegan
Left on bases--cleveiand. s; Chicago.
:. Bases on balls-of Pierce. i: OF
Lemon. /, Struck out--By Pierce, g.;
by Narleski. 1. Hits-Of Pierce, Z in
= innings; of Lemon, in 4 innings:
of Consuesra, / in / inning OF Mar
leski. in l inning, Run and earned
run---Oh Pierce, III. Hit by pitcher
BY Lemon. lFoxl. Winning pitcher
Hn So. Tims0a.25. Atten4anssEIsssS. isesIissts
Evening star., 1955-07-09
FIGHTS LAST MIGHT
BY the Associated Press

ToKyo.--Sandy saddler. 1914, New
YORK. stopped shigeti Kaneko, 12s.
Japan, o (non-titlel.
NEW ORLEANs.--Arthur Persley, 1876,
SsS Sro,S IA Ne S:v 'tSpps6 oq1ssS, Nst Kie
DALLAS.-Bohby spseth, 1888, Dallas
and ,william red Worley, 1s5. San
Angelo, drew. 10.
Evening star., 1955-07-09

Rms. Temple. Post, Logan. Mathews
t2i, pafko Error-Temple. Runs batted
in-Batt' Post. Crandall. Mathews t2,,
Tho'"soE Two-base hits--Logan. Thorn
son Hnm run Mathews. Sacrifice
Spann Sacrifice fiy--Batts, Crandall.
cock. L,gar to Adcock. Left on bases
Cincinnati z; Milwaukee, s. Bases on
ealls--Cf Fowler. Il OF SPAIN, 3.
struck out--By Fowler. 3: by Klippsteln.
8 innings; of KlippsteIn, 2 in . in
ninPs Runs and earned runs OF Fow-
Ter, ?.3; of Klippstein. III: off SPAIN.
2:2 W. d pitc h - SPAIN. Winning
pitcher--Spahn 7-sl Losing pitcher
Fowler t4-5J Time--2:12.
Evening star., 1955-07-09
SECOND GAME

Totals IS IL "a 10 Totals 20 z % 10
Grounded into forceout for Ridzik
Q Ran for Brovia in 9Th.
Famed for Freeman in 9th.
Sin1slnnam Gi1Ss,Itna --------- Joooo 09Il 9io-3
milwaukee, ---------- 200 120 O0x--5
Runs---Temple, Bell. Burgess. Adams.
Bruton. Logan, Matthews, Aaron. Thorn
son. Runs batted in--Bell t2l, Broyia,
Aaron t2). Thomson. Logan, Matthews.
ThIee-base hit-Logan, Home runs
BEL. Aaron. Thomson. Sacrifce---Rice.
3yuton to Aaron, Logan to Aaron to
Left on bases--cincinnati, 8: Milwsu.
q on Burdette. 8. Struck out-By Min.
Sy syciR Ra,d.,ts ;. Dy sidziE l; ez FREEMAN. 81
IN = innings of Ridzik 0 in / in
ming on Freeman, 2 in 3 Innings. Runs
and earned runS--OT Minarcin 5-5;
on Ridzik 90; on Freeman, 90; OF
arcin tMathewsl. Winning pitcher---
Burdette ga: Losing pitcher Min
--3S63I
Evening star., 1955-07-09
CUBS, s; CARDINALS, 4
Totals a Is SO II Totals SO 80 Il

/ Hit into double play for Davis in 10th
2 Sacrificed for Woodbridge in 9TH.
3 Ran for Burbrink in 18th.
4 Grounded out for Whisenant in 10th.
Grounded out for Wright in 10th.
Evening star., 1955-07-09
BRAVES. As; REDLEGs, %
FIRST GAME
Totals 80 24e Totals aO7e71C

RAJ for Bats in 7th.
Grounded into double play for Fow-
Ter n 7th.
8 Fliei out for Klippstein in 9th.
Evening star., 1955-07-09
PIRATES, II; PHILLIEs. 5
tCompIetien Of suspended gam,

Totals "a 24l1 Totals AZ 81 % IL
! Grounded out for smalley in 7th.
2 Walked for Mrozinski in sth.
3 Filed out for KuEava in 9th.
4 Ran for Clemente in 7th.
Evening star., 1955-07-09
ORIOLES, 3; RED sox, 3

Totals 401s279 Totals "a s 27 19
l Called out on strikes for Brodow-
Evening star., 1955-07-09
PHILLIEs, 5; PIRATES, |

Totals 80 927 o Totals 80 27 l3
| Grounded into force play for Sur
,ont in 5th.
. Struck out for Face in .7th.
s Struck out for Donoso in 9th.
Evening star., 1955-06-28
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