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lin his title defense because the
United States is sending it's best
players in years.
There repeatedly was no split
Iof the prize money among the
trio when they started the play
Ioff. All pared the first hole,
Furgol missing the shortest birdie
putt. Van Donck lost out on
the second hole where he went
Iover the green in two. Thomson
came out of trap within inches
Iof the cup to halve Furgol's regu-
Ilation par.
Thomson hit a miserable drive
on the third hole, was about as
far in two as Furgol was in one,
and Ed played the hole cozily for
a par. Thomson, first in, had
showered and changed clothes,
believing either Furgol or Van
IDonck would beat him after he
took 81 on the back nine.
Van Donck was the fellow who
could have won without the play
off. He booted several small puts
yesterday. He won the crowd
over as the sharpest of the Euro
Ipeans, both from shotmaking
and his all-'round game. And
there never was a change in ex-
preston whether he took a three
or a six.
On the last three holes, when
van Donck knew he and Furgol
were even with Thomson, the
Belgian came out of a trap for
his par on the 10th, played a
delicate chip shot close for a par
on II. and putted from off the
edge of the green for a par on
.18.
NOTES Judging from poor
attendance all four days rain
was an excuse only Thursday
and Saturday. people just won't
buy all-star golf tournaments
without the biggest American
names, at least not here. The
International Golf Champion
ships would be ideal for the
foreign countries and, if it is
to be a true international cham
pionship, each nation should take
a turn as host. The big diff
ference in the games of the
visiting pros and the American
pros you see on the circuit seems
to be in putting. 1t may have
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Double Win for HippenstieI
Fails to Stop Edgemoor Team

Forehand u-0), Belle Haven
1-O), Washington U-0), Park
fairfax (0-D and Holm Hills
(0-2).
In the Maryland League it is
Edgemoor Q-0), Woodmont O.
o., Kenwood Q-0D, Congress
sional (O-D. Manor (0-2) and
Columbia 900.
Results of yesterdays matches
A LEAGUE
Edgemoor, 8; Army Navy, 2.
Singles-Col Robin Hippenstiel tA-N
sees'tS sWs. 615. R0' Left % Beck tEdee.1 defeates
& SmdT 5ask Noel 1Fdsi sAE,' dssieit,d sit Pa Z
Malssr Raips cEdse Rhss fat DEBATED Frank rloflt
(A-Nl. SO, g. Doubles-Hippen:
Henry sHfSES Barclay -Baddy Adsir edge ) de,
feated Col, Roy REYNOLDS. .Cmddr. Dicl 1.:l
Mllttsmf MsbatsTSil 'AHs oBrian kdre e defests9 ae
Pate-cel. chris chaney tA-N', e-s
Forehand, 8, Chevy Chase, I.
r1i sinSlssnDop eszaIsa Fleyd tF4ree defsateSs sS
son (C.C5,. So. 6--3:, Bob Cag'
IFore> defeated Burke Wilkinson Geo
IS, 7--5.. Eddie Richardson tFore:
defeated Jack Sloat (C.C1. 81. Cd
Doubles-Potts- Craig tFore.l de
feated Bill Urquhart- Calvin Cobb tC.CD
6+4,6-2.. Earl Churchill.Hugh Kissl
William fSmokeyl Miller, 1O-S, Ga
Hal Sloat-Jack Sloat (C.C.l defeated
Eddie Richardson-Hy Ritzenberg tFore., !,
& g
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SECOND GAME
Totals 4S 10 80 II Totals 46 IL 80 12
Grounded out for Lawrence in 9TH.
Ran for Westrum in 11th.
Lined out for Mccall in 9th.
st. Louis 1890 1o2 900 200 900 1t
New York - 410 900 900 900 0-i

st. Louis ----- 1o2 900 200 900 If
New York - 410 900 900 900 0--5
Runs-Hemus t2}. Musial C2), vir.
don, sarni. Williams t2). Lockman, Mays
Thompson. Errors-Hemus, Moon, Dark
Runs batted in--Virdon, Williams, Dark
(2), Harris, Thompson, Schoendienst
Repulski, Musial 2), LaPalme: Two
base hits-Lockman, LaPalme. Home
runs-Willlams, Musial. Sacrifice flys-
virdon, Thompson, Repulski. Double
plays-Boyer (unassistedl Boyer to
Schoendienst to Musial; Schoendienst to
Boyer to Musial LaPalme to Boyer to
Musial. Left on bases--St. Louis. 10:
New York, s. Bases on balls--of Had.
dix, 1; of LaPalme, 4: OF Maglie. 2: of
MCCALL, 2. Struck out-,By Lawrence
.; by LaPalme, 2: by Maglie, s: by Girls
som, 2. Hits--Off Haddix. 8 in ! in
ming faced ? batters in 2ndl: of Law
renee, 8 in 5 innings; off LaPalme. . in
innings; off Maglie. in 6as innings;
of Mccall, 0 in ga innings: off Girls;
som, 2 in 4 innings. Runs and earned
runS-Of Haddix. 5-4: of Lawrence
90: off LaPalme, 90; off Maglie. 5-5
of Mccall. 90: off Grissom. 10. Hi,
by pitcher--By Grissom (Musian. Win.
ming pitcher-LaPalme (2-Ol. Losing
pitcher-Grissom GID. Time-3:3S
Attendance-I5.231.
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FIRST GAME

Runs-Boyer. Schoendienst, Wisenant
Lockman, Mays. Thompson, Harris 49,,
Taylor. Antonelli Errors-Katt, Thomp-
son. Runs batted in-Harris (2l. Re-
pulski, Antonelli (3). Wisenant, Lock-
man, Dark, Westrum. Two-base hit
Grammas. Home runs-Harris, An
toneIli, Wisenant, Lockman. Stolen bases
Boyer, Mays. Sacrifice-Mueller. Sac
rifice hy--Westrum. Double play
Wisenant to Boyer. Left on bases-st
Louis, Z; New York, 4. Bases on balls
Of Moford, l; off LaPalme. 1: off Schultz,
!: Of Antonelli, |: Struck 9nt-By By
Motord s in 81 IN INNINGS; ...n. otI LapaIne II
inning; of Schultz, 1 in Ia innings;
on Smith, 9 in ! = innings; Runs and
Paine. 90; of Lawrence. 90; OF
Schultz go: of Smith, II; Of An;
(Willismsl, by Schultz Mays. Wild
pitches-Antonelli, LaPalme. Winning
pitcher-Antonell (6-7 Losing pitch
er-Moford u-D. Time-2:24.
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Runs-Jablonski Kluszewski, Bell t2),
Burgess. Nuxhall t2). Adams, Ashburn
(3, Hammer. Greengrass (3l, Ennis t2l,
Jones, Lopata Simmons. Errors-Bur-
cess. Mcmillan, Harmon. Runs batted
Iinz-Post, Ennis a.. Nuxhall, Burgess
t2, Greengrass 90, Lopata az, .Klus-
zewski, Adams (2l. Two-base hits
Jablonski Ennis, Post, Bell: Home runs
mEnnis' zeIsn Nuxhan' sBurgess; Lopata, kius-
Sacrifice fly-Kluszewski. Left on bases
Cincinnati. II; Philadelphia, 4. Bases
|on balls-Off Nuxhall, 5; of Black, 2;
of Dickson 3; of Simmons, 4. Struck
out--By Nuxhall. g.; by Fowler, |; by
Dickson. 8: by Simmons, 2. Hits-Off
Nuxhall, 5 In 525 innings: off Black, 2
in y inning; off Fowler, 0 in 2 innings;
on Kuzava, 4 in l inning; off Dickson,
a In innings; off Simmons, In 4 in
nings. Runs and earned runs--Of Nux-
hall. 7-6; of Black, SO; of Fowler. 90;
on Kuzava. ii; of Dickson, 3-3; of
simmons a.. Winning. pitcher-3Sim.;;
mons (3-2). Losing pitcher-Nuxhall
dad. Time-3:02,
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MAJOR LEADERS
BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

ANEkIGAN LEANlE
BATTING biased on 125 at batsl-Ka
line. Detroit, 3S3: Kuenn, Detroit
.34I; Power, Kansas City, .324; Lollar
Chicago, .317: Vernon, Washington
| .30S.
RUNS-Mantle, New York. b3; Smith
Cleveland, AZ: Kaline, Detroit. A
Bauer; tanl e., New York Al Goodman S0S
RUNS BATTED N-Kaline, Detroit, A
Mantle New York, AZ; Jensen. Boston
Al; Berra, New York, 40; Vernon
Washington, IS.
HITS-Kaline. Detroit, so: Smith, Cleve
land. 81. Fox; Chicago and Kuenn
Detroit. So: Ftnigan, Kansas City anc
| Mantle. New York, GO.
DOUBLES - Finigan. Kansas City. Is
| Jensen. Boston, IL: smith, Clevelant
| and Power, Kansas City. i; Piersall
| Goodman End White, Boston anc
Kuenn, Detroit. IL.
Kaline. Detroit and Mantle
New York B; Stephens. Boston, Fox
| Chicago and Carey. New York. 4.
HOME RUNS-Zernial, Kansas City anc
Mantle, New York. IA: Kaline. Detroit
and Berra and Robinson. New York
| IL.
STOLEN BASES - Minoso. Chicago. s
Rivera, Chicago. Z: Hunter, New York
| 6; Jensen, Boston. Busby. Chicago
| Kaline, Detroit and Mantle, New York
PITCHING biased on 5 decisions> -
Wynn. Cleveland, 81, $3.50; Consue.
gra Chicago. Al, 500; Donovan. Chi.
eago and Ford, New York. ~. Us
| Houtteman. Cleveland and Kucks, New
York. 5-2, TIA.
STRIKEoUTS - score, Cleveland. 1O1;
Turley New York, af; Lemon, Cleve.
land. so; Pierce. Chicago, SO; Garcia
| Cleveland, "a.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 1875 at bats
Ashburn. Philadelphia, 351; KlusSew.
ski, Cincinnati. .332; Long. Pittsburgh
e ;s2si .oSIa snidsF s55 Brooklyn and Virdon
Milwaukee. 10; Gillian. Brooklyn, AZ
Aaron and Logan. Milwaukee. ane
Mays. New York. Al.
RUNS BATTED IN snider, Brooklyn
Rsdepha sH A. sEHGslsR Is cnen
HITs-Aaron' Milwaukee 10; Mueller
New York. 50; Campanella and snider
snider. IA; Reese. Brooklyn. IS; Amoro
and Hodges. BROOKLYN; and Bruton an'
Rd9gTaEn; Mtlwaukss; Nsv u york r. Gillian
BROOKLYN: Baker and Fondy, ,Chicago
Long. PITTSBURGH. 3.
, HOME RUNS : Csmpanella and SnideI
Brooklyn. 10; Kluszewski, Cincinnati
/ cb;casn &; Mays I4 New York. 49, Banks
STOLEN BASES-Boyer. st. Louis. IL
Gillian. Brooklyn. 81 Temple. Cincin
natl. z; Moon. st. Louis. g: Baker
MAYS. New York. s.
PITCHING (based on five decisions)-
Jeffcoat. Chicago. 80. .1O0n; Labine
BrooelSn BSS 1o. eoa Gp GpsEine NsMSSnRS sroofIyT
So. 500; Loes Brooklyn. 7-2. 77S
STRIKEOuTS---Jones Chicago, 81: Con
i ley. Milwaukee. 20; Roberts, Phila
5 delphia. IS; Antonelli.- New York. 81
J Newcombe, Brooklyn. so.
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MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
PIRATES, S.; BRAVES, 3-6
FIRST GAME
Totals 315 241O Totals 80 8

Totals 81 "a 10 Totals 80 81 II
walked for o'Connell in 9th.
2Struck out for Crone in 7th.
Milwaukee -------- 002 01O 000-:
Flttsourgn ------- $50 02O OUx-t
Runs-Bruton, Crandall (2l. E, Freese
Mejias, Thomas, Groat, Long. Errors
Crandall, Mejias, Groat. Runs batted
in-Thomas, Long, Crandall, Bruton
Mejias (2). Two-base hits-Logan
CrandaI, G. Freese. Three-base hits
Long, Bruton. Home runs-Thomas
Crandall, Mejias. Double plays -
Mathews to O'Connell to Grove: G.
Freese to Long. Left on bases-Mil-
balls-.on Law. I; OF SPAIN, /. Struck
Crone, 1 Hits-Of SPAIN, in 5 in
1ings; of Crone, in inning. of
S5 innings; of. Face. Q in 2s, inning
Runs and earned runs-Off SPAIN, 5-4
of Crone, 90; off johnson, 90; of
Law, 3-2: Of Face, 90. Winning pitch
40. Time-2:13.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
Boys League Opens

The Boys Club Of Washington
Limited League (19-and-under)
begins its season today at $50
pm. on the North Ellipse when
defending champion Federal
Storage meets Montgomery
Stubbs Motors from Silver
Spring.
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ORIOLES. 10; ATHLETICS, 2:
FIRST GAME

Runs--Abrams, Evers, Woodling (2l,
Triandos. Smith CO, Power, Finigan,
Errors--Simpson (2), Finigan. Runs
batted in-Triandos. Smith (4l, Young,
Miranda. DeMaestri. Astroth Two
base hits-Triandos. Young. Home run
Smith. Sacriflce--Astroth. Left on
bases-Baltimore, O.; Kansas City, 5.
Bases on balls-Of Portocareero, 2; of
Kellner, 2. Struck out-By johnson, 2;
by .Dorlsh, /; by Portocarrero, .; BY
Kellner, 9. Hits-Of johnson, 6 in
innings: of Dorish, 2 in 3 innings; of
in s innings. Runs and earned runs
on johnson, 20: of Dorish, 90; OF
Portocareero. Ill: of Kellner,- 6-5.
Winning pitcher-Dorish 1-0l. Losing
pitcher-Kellner (4-5l. Time-2:2S.
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SECOND GAME
Totals "a o "a IA Totals "a 27 13
Walked for Hunter in 9th.
2 Grounded out for Ford in Sth.
3 Ran for Robinson in 9th.
4 Flied out for Rizzuto In 9th.

New York - 110 O01 000-3
Cleveland - 800 600 40X-T
Runs---McDoueald Robinson, Grim.
Smith. Ayila, Dolby t2). Rosen, Wertz,
Lemon. Error-Wertz Runs batted in
---McDougald, Rosen, Strickland t2),
Noren. Dolby t2), Wertz t2>. Two-base
Wertz. sacrifces-Avila 25, Bauer
Lemon: Double plays-Hegan to Avila:
Avila to Strickland to Wertz; Carey to
McDougald to Robinson. Left on bases
New York, IA: Cleveland, Z. Bases on
ballsrof. Grim. 5: off Ford, 4; OF
BY Grim, 2: by Ford, .: by Lemon. s.;
by Garcia, !: Hits-Off Grim. 2 in 2
innings; off Ford. 8 in 53a innings: of
Sturdivant. 0 in inning; of Lemon. 9
in sla innings; off Garcia, o in p in
ninGs. Runs and earned runS-of
Grim, 3-3: off Ford, Al: off Sturdivant,
90. of Lemon. 80: off Garcia, 90.
Hit by pitcher-By Lemon LNorenl. Win
ming pitcher-Lemon (S-5l. Losing
pitcher-Ford G-2). Time-3:10. At
tendance-69, 532.
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-, ,Runs-Bruton, Logan, Mathews, Aaron
(2>. G. Freese Errors-Buhl, Logan
Runs batted in--Rice, Mathews, Grove
Atwell t2), oconnell (3>, Cole, Lynch
nell, Grove. Three-base hit-Iynch
Home run-Rice. Stolen bases-Mathews
l2). Aaron. Sacrif1ce-Buhl. Sacrifice
fy-Crowe. Double play-Buhl tc
waukee, A; Pittsburgh, s. Bases on
balls-Of Buhl. 8: off Surkont. 8. Struck
out--By surkont, s: by Buhl, 3. Hits
on !Surkont, 5 in innings; off King.
nings. Runs and earned runs-oh
Buhl, 3D. of Surkont, 6-6: off King
90. of Wade, 90. Winning pitcher
Buhl Ga. Losing pitcher-Surkont
Evening star., 1955-06-13
SECOND GAME

Runs--DeMaestri, Lopez (2). Errors
Lopez, Finigan. Runs. batted in--valo,
Slaughter t2l. Three-base hits--Power,
to Miranda 70 Triandos;
Lopez TO DeMaestri to Power. Left on
Bases on balls-on Psiica. 3: of Schai-
lock, 3; of Ceccarelli, 2. Struck out
BY sehallock, 2; by Ceecarelli, 4. Hits
on Palica, 1 In " inning; OF Schailock,
8 in 67s innings: OF Coleman. In
inning. Runs and earned runs-Od
pitcher-Ceccarelli CD. Losing Pitch
eT.Pslica .tG3). Time-1:ss. At
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Chicago -------- 600 6o3 o00-a
Brooklyn -- 100 900 130-5
Runs-Baker. Baumholtz, Jackson t2l,
King. Banks. Fondy (2l, Chit, Gillian,
Reese snider' ' Hodges' Fnrillo; EFrors- siS.-
jackson t3). Banks, Chtti (3). Fondy
L2l, Hodges, Reese 90. Tgo.base hit.
Jackson, Fondy. Hodges, Reese. Stolen
base = Banks. Double plays = Campa-
nella to Gillian; Chit to Jackson: King
to Fondy; Banks to Baker to Fondy. Left
on bases-chieago, 2: Brooklyn. 2. Bases
on balls-Of Davis, l: of Newcombe,. ].
Struck out-By Davis, a. by Newcombe,
81; by Spooner, 1. BY Hughes, 1. Hits
gth); on Jefcoat o in inning; of
Newcombe, 8 in 81 innings: of Spooner
o, in - inning: of Roebuck. 8 In 2 in
ming; of Hughes, 0 in ! inning. Runs
and earned runs-on Davis. 5-5: on
Spoener, 90: off Roebuck. 90: of
Hughes, 90. Winning pitcher---Davis
(4-2). Losing pitcher-Newcombe u0-1).
Time-2;20.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
INDIANS, lo-7; YANKEES, 23 GIANTS IS; CARDS. 3-6
FIRST GAME
Totals 81 "a q Totals 80 II 81 G

Flied out TOT TurIey IN Sth.
New York - 600 600 002-- Q
Cleveland ------- 900 004 60x-10
Runs--Collins, Noren, Avila, Dolby (2l.
Hogan, Wynn. Error-Pope. Runs
batted in-Doby Wertz t2l, Hogan,
Rosen. Philley, Strickland .t2>, Wynn
Home .runs-Doby, Wertz. Strickland,
Wynn, Noren. Sacrifices--Wynn, Strick-
land. Sacrifice fly-Philley. Double
plays-Hegan to Strickland t2l. Left
on bases--New York, 4: Cleveland, 6.
Bases on balls-Off Turley, 4 of Wynn,
2. Struck out-By Turley. 4: by Wiesler.
l: by Wynn. 5. Hits-Of Turley. II in
Runs and earned runs-Of Turley. 10
10; of Wiesler 90: off Wynn, 2-2. Hit
by pitcher-By Turley fSmith). Win
sTnriay nins PlTSnerWynn 7ss tS L9sins pitch
Evening star., 1955-06-13
|DuIcan Defeats
|Nord|inger in
IWoodmontG Coll

Alvin Dulcan, tournament
medalist, played par golf on the
back nine to defeat Howard
Nordlinger, many-time cham
pion, 2 up, in the feature quar-
ter-final match of the Wood
mont Club championship yes
| terday.
The match was even at nine,
but Dulcan took the lead with
! a par 8 on the 18th.
DR.. Jerry Footer. bidding for
a fifth straight title, defeated
Lou Gorin, 2 and /. Buddy
Brylawski won, 3 and 2, over
Buddy Fig and Warren Krick
defeated John England, up.
In semifinal matches next
week end DR.. Footer plays Bry-
lawski and Dulcan meets Krick.
w. B. Hawley, jr.'s, SO stood
up for medal honors in the club
championship at Chevy Chase
Club as qualifying was con-
cluded yesterday. w. J. Flather
III was next with 72 and Jack
Barr, jr., the defending cham
pion, had 70.
Bobby Brownell and Ralph
Bogart were unable to compete
because of the pressure of other
tournaments.
Prince Georges players swing
into the first round of their club
championship next week end.
Gil Willett, a former champion,
and John Jankowski, defending
champion, and Medalist Mike
Jankowski are co-favored.
Holes in one over the week
end were made by Lynn Johnson
at Argyle with a 7-iron on the
144-yard fifth hole and Pat
Foley on the 156-yard fifth at
Prince Georges.
Clare Emery was host to 46
Middle Atlantic pros and their
amateur partners in a pro-
amateur today at Washington
Golf and Country Club.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
SECOND GAME
Totals 80 8 "a 10 Totals 80 IL 81 /:
Forced runner for Meyer in 4th.
2 Walked for Rush in 18th.
Flied out for Andre in 9th.


Runs--King, Banks, Reese, snider (2l
Hodges, Robinson (2l. Errors-Chiti,
jackson. Runs batted in-FuEillo 80,
Two-base hits--Fondy, Banks, Snider.
Hodges. Three-hase hits--Robinson (2).
Home run-Banks. Stolen bases--Snider,
Fondy. Double play--Robinson to Gil
liam to Hodses. Triple play--Jackson to
Chit to Fondy to chiti, Left on bases
OF Rush, 8; of Pollet, i: of Jeffcoat,
2: OF Meyer, 3: OF Labine. 2. Struck
out-By Rush, s; by Andre, l.: by
nings; OF Meyer. 2 in 4 innings: on
Pollet, 2 in 0 innings; of Labine, in
S innings; Of Jeffcoat, 0 in Q innings;
OF Andre, 0 in innings. Runs and
earned runs-On Rush, .3-3: OF Meyer,
III; OF Pollet, 3-2; OF Labine. IL: Oh
jefieoat, 90: OF Andre, 90. Winning
Rush .t4-3l. Time-2:32. Attendance
2S.503.
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FIFTH BONUS PLAYER FOR TIGERS

SAN JOSE CaJm Small 1syeard ouieder Beamie High
ported $4,000 right Vive owen Tiger
Small the
the Small
in .-AP Wrephoo
Evening star., 1955-06-13
INTERNATIONAL GOLF RESULTS

UNITED sTATES-Furgol 279 Harbert 2s1 -
UNITED States wins $1,000 team prize m
AAusTR!AMLIA-Thomson. III 27g; Nasle, goo
BELGIuM-vap Donck, 279; De Vulder, 294--
ARGENTINA-cerda, 2s6: De VieenSo. 2s7 go
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2S7; Bessner, 2SS--
2s7; Alliss, 2ss ---------
R RIRELAND-Bradshags 2s4: DAILY. 296
CANApA--Leonard. 2ss; FLETCHER 285-e~-----
3S7: Monies, 30l-----
JAPAN-ono, 2S5: Kurihara. 296-----------
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SECOND GAME

Totals 80 27 Is Totals 35 6 ~ is
Grounded out for Groat in 4th.
2 Walked for Surkont in eth.
3 Grounded out for Wade in 9th.
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PHILLIEs, II; REDLEGs, 8

Totals 3S 12 245 Totals 33 27
! Flied out for Black in 7th.
. Hit home run for Harmon in 9th.
3 Lined out for Fowler in 9th.
- 100 I2l 012- 6
Philadelphia - 103 107 00x-12
Evening star., 1955-06-13

Clare Emery was host to 46
Middle Atlantic pros and their
amateur partners in a pro-
amateur today at Washington
Golf and Country Club.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
CUBS, 81; DODGERS, 5-6
FIRST GAME

IotaIs 80 IL ~ IL Iotals o'' ~
Flied out for Spooner in 9Th.
2 Struck out for Roebuck in Sth.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Atlanta. 5: Nashville, 4.
Birmingham. z: Chattanooga, 6 az
innings.
Little Rock. 3-6: New orleans, Is
Mobile. 6-2; Memphis, 1-3.
Evening star., 1955-06-13

San Antonio, Al: Fort Worth.
0-f4.
Tulsa, 4: Shreveport. 3.
Beaumont, 5; Oklahoma City.4 90
innings.
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hita 4, Des Moines I.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-21
Billy Graham Film
Here For Friday

Souls in Conflict" the fourth mo-
ton picture re- leased by Evangelist
Billy Graham, this one filmed against
the backdrop Of hfs~highly successful
London Crusade, viii b shown ir
Bluffton Friday evening at 8 p. m. ir
the high school auditoriumF
The story is a triol9 fly, a full
length production in kolor which
documents the life s t fries of an
actress, jet pilot nd factory
worker as they are Influenced by
Graham's spiritual me- essages-deliyer.
ed before audiences numbering as
many as 10000 persons in vast
Wembley Stadium.
Since his first hajor campaign ir
America, in Los Angeles, in 1850
Graham has supplemented his minis
try with the koast-to-coast radio
broadcast, the fHour of Decision, ,
over ABC car FED by 300 stations
here in AmeriSa and approximately
so foreign stations.
Inasmuch al the now historic
London Crusade was Graham's most
ambitious endd Rvor, "Souls In Con
flict is recognized as his most i'm.
portant picture.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-21
Hold Services
For Ethel LDearth

Funeral seYtiees were held satur.
day in the Bethel Church of Christ
for Mrs Ethel Mae Dearth, "a, Route
3, Ada, w4o died Wednesday Of last
week at 9:k5 p. m. in Bluffton Com
munity hospital after an eight day
illness.
Mrs. Dearth was born in Paulding
county, February s, 1881. She was
married November 22, 1899 to Will
liam S. Dearth whd preceded her in
death in 1914.
She was me9ber of the Bethel
Church of Christi
Survivors inclube daughter, Mrs,
Roy Rogers, Blfffton; a son, Ken
meth, Ada; fivd grandchildren and
eight great-granPchildren.
The Rev. HarAld Prong officiated
at services with burial in the Hassan
cemetery.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-21
Services Held For
Infant Jan Kae Bucher

Services were heldIa 10:3O a. m
Saturday in the PaY Diller funeral
home for Jan Kae Bucher, I'M f ant
daughter of Mr.. Ind Mrs. Vintor
Bucher. The infant born at $3.50 p. m
Friday, died at 4:5b p. m.
In addition to tEte parents, survivors
include a brothe1 Ken Doyle, and g
sister Devon Jo and the grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and MIS. Ezra Bucher, liv
ing near Columbts Grove, and Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Grismore living neal
Bluffton.
The Rev. E. ]. Bohp officiated a
the services with burial in Ebenezel
Mennonite cemetery.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-21
ON OsU HONOR ROLL

Richard A. Mincf, 152 Lawn ave-
nue., Bluffton is ote of 315 students
listed on the honof roll at Ohio State
university's college of education dur
ing the spring qharter. To earn the
honor a student, must attain an
average grade of a,5 or better.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-21
MANY DRY WALLS

Dry wall comm anly refers to wall
boards such as Hlywood, cement
board, hardboard,S gypsum board,
paper board, and fiber board, as we'll
as any other material applied in a dry
process.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-21
LEGAL NOTICE

ssa1'--~~--E LEGAL NOTICE ~uss
Harry L. Barnhill. whose residence is un-
known. is hereby naified that Opal L.
Barnhill has filed he'd petition against him
for divorce on the gIbunds of gross neglect
of duty in Casg numb@ 42979 of the Common
Pleas Court Allen County, Ohio and that
said cause YIN b fG hearing on or after
RoDGRk Rs. RDd R & WALTZ
Attys aSsxsAw ~
July tT2ss Aug. 4. II. 1s. 20
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-21

FLUSHING BARS on mowers will
cut pheasant losses, in hay fields by
one-half. County extension offices
have plans for building flushing bars.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-16
Good Morning Judge
News from Miami's Municipal Precinct Court
JUDGE L. G. THOMAS. PRESIDING
BY ELLIOTT }. PiEzE, Times STAFF Writer

Exactly III cases were listed
for trial in Judge L, E. Thomas
Municipal Court Monday morn
ing. But veteran court observers
Offered the opinion that consid-
ering all things, the number of
cases was not too far out of line
for an Easter Monday morning.
Sensational was the case of
David Lee Pariman, Walter B.
Williams and Mrs. Mae Francis.
Pariman was charged with as
sault with a gun on Williams and
Williams was charged with as
sault and battery on Mrs. Fran
els. The incident began last Fri
day night and carried over to the
following Saturday.
Both men were obviously in
tereSted in the woman, who her
self, is married to another man
who did not appear in court. Will
iams is also married and is the
father of seven children and his
wife, Mrs. Williams, appeared in
court and had much to say about
all concerned.
Mrs. Francis and Pariman live
in Coconut Grove, William lives
on NV 5th ave.
Mrs. Francis told the court that
Williams, special friend,
threatened to kill her and did
beat her Friday night when she
refused to do as he ordered. Mrs.
Francis said she ran from Will
HamS fearing for her life, and
sought refuge with Pariman. VIII
lians charged that Parinan pull
ed gun ON him and shot wildly
several times when he was fol-
lowing Mrs. Francis. Pariman de-
MED shooting at Williams and in
turn charged that Williams pulled
gun on him. It was a case of
complaints and cross complaints.
Williams wife told the court
that Mrs. Francis had been giving
her trouble with her husband for
a long time. But the judge re-
minded Mrs. Williams that Mrs
Francis could not do any more
with Williams than ne would
allow her.
The whole case proved TO be
most unfortunate on the part of
all concerned. After a series of
rigid warnings, Judge Thomas
fined both Williams and Pariman
500 or 40 days in Jail, and de-