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Evening star., 1955-01-24
|Ex-Marine Denies
Killing Sergeant in
|Deserf, Accuses Girl
BY The Assoei1ssd Press

LAS VEGAS, New, Jan. PA
young ex-Marine, who claims to
be the son of a former State Sem
ator in Maine. has been booked
here for investigation Of murder
in the desert Staying of an Air
Force sergeant.
Leland B. Currier, ir.. %. the
former Marine. was arrested al
Bakersfield, Calf, Saturday
California highway patrolmen
said he was driving a blood
stained car belonging to MfSergt.
Hollie Prestage. "a, whose bullet
riddled body was found on the
desert near Las Vegas Saturday
morning.
Investigators said Currier
would be taken today to the scene
Of the Staying, three miles north
Of here. A desert search also was
planned for the gun used to kill
Sergt. Prestage.
Capt. James A. Bryant of the
California highway patrol said
Currier denied he shot Sergt.
Prestage, but blamed it on a girl
friend. whose name he refused to
disclose.
Currier gave his home as
Litchf1eld, Me-, and said his
father had served a term in the
Maine Senate. In Brunswick
Me-, Mrs. Dorothy Currier, "a
said yesterday she has a stepsor
by the name Leland B. Currier
jr., and that his father, the
former State legislator, died last
November 8. She said Leland
jr.. Joined the Marines in 1858.
| Nevada officers brought Cur.
rier to Las Vegas from Cali
fornia last night and said they
had been unable to find any
clues linking a girl to the
shooting.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
13Moiorists Permits
Revoked in Week;
N0thers Suspended

Driving privileges Of Is motor
lists were revoked and 40 others
had their permits suspended in
the past week. the Driver I'm
provement Section. Department
Of Vehicles and Traffic, an
nounced today.
OF the 13 revoked permits,
four were for driving while In
toxicated and eight for an ac-
cumuIated record amounting to
o minimum Of IL dement's.
The tally for suspended per-
mits included 20 suspensions for
an accumulated record Of at
least eight points, 10 for failure
to satisfy court judgments and
one for failure to file insurance.
The complete list follows:
Revoked fer driving while drunk
Ernest L.. Hubball. 2024 Q street NV
William A. Radtke. I07 z street NV.
Me-; MEET keifer K. Johnson sSa $3.50 sixteenth
street NV.
Revoked for accumulated record Of
tr.nse yialations tetalinE IL points o.
nere,IgSmes more, r 6ayss: ,Sfo es5 Lamon, anon
s.E.: & EDWARD am Il Ii. walsh. zoos ~ %oodreeyt reeve
road, Avondale, Nd Carroll e, Shields
az Tenth street Sc: sidney IA Prise ts,
o0, 600 street sW, Ben Ro6iniS1S; SnS,asST 4SSi
29I4 South Nineteenth street Arlington
Va: John M. THOMPSON. Han sta
Revoked Tor leaving after eollidlng
With personal injury--Lester u. kenon
lS4S Kalorama road NV.
ls.ss sisSs psin.!lfstns % a' Nina
days: Howard L; King. 241s Twenty
5ss fso isi N6 e dsss Erarh a.S
Carl NJ -Gimes. 1908 Twenty first stree
Mw1 l5 days; cleyelsnd Geryin; 1884,
shifet. seis Pinsy Branch road, gilys!
II Wsr assas. va. Ib davs.
NJ Also, Dsprsst Az, Austin; . 14ss ,,.r 3 stree TS.
sehool:' 't5sfI csrson ST B. Felson Sas' IT, I ROUTE
Box 81. Clinton. Nd. so days; olive
E Taylo5 T.: 1901 .hoos street w,,lSaw Mm"
Nd. Is days: Eddie Smith 1914 ]
sos savsnnah street sE is days.
Also. Carl v. Amburgey. Edgewsteer
Maryisnd Ma a. dsys AVENUE sass Es sTs ana rfs
School: Martin y. Reilly, 400 Berkle,
1913 Dent street Ne is days: Hsnni.
I. Archer aa36 Georgia avenue NV. "
ohs oisee Ew.s E9a'c 80 G.:mEsid days; Edward Eiss.
s days and Trafic school: samuel n
ssnslesOa sss. sSa rl,s laTs seSss, rrss street NV"
road a'G W. EoOsr' dsys: ~ roFGi James ST sunssT
School. James H. Ayerett.. 6Sle Crege
Sr. Strest seat Eat. Pleasant Isls:t Ma Nv oayss n
says: % wiiiisEma' MscLane. IyEens. Pa, Is
davs: james A. Holt. 70 Rhode Island
, W Bonham 90s c street NE. ID
DAYS.
SUSPENDED untll satlsisetion Of jgdE.
NE: john r. smith. 4bS Manor place
NV: walter II. Bailey. 1928 Seventh
street NV, Cephes B I.S WSilliams;a arIgs. 32Sl
snsss sss s.-r syans rc.l sW ssnsld Rssnd s
Ernest r waters. 2,6 WAYNE plaes.
FsS:Ss REED aunfs; lao osfs ssss 'tsses css
terrace Nv: joseph A. Blackman. 2l21
n streat NV
suspended for failure 20 Ale insurance
Fletcher Johnson 1881 Mt. oivet
road NE
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Oar MiSfUEce-YOasa' Gain!
OUT THEY MUST GO Ar
ONCE AT THIS PHENOMENAL
Low PRICE!

of the hundreds Of thousands Of meas.
arements pe took the last 10 months, ,ce
measured scrone just 243 times. Our mis-.
take your gain
Evening star., 1955-01-24
Products Of Indiu

cALCUTTA.-The words cal
leo and cashmere are derived
from the names Of the places
where these goods originated
the city Of Calcutta and the
state of Kashmir.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
~ n. A.,aeia,.d Rr..,

ROME, Jan. 24.-one of Pope
Plus consulting physicians. Sem
ator Ranaele Paolucci di VAL
maggiore, is the new president
Of the National Monarchist
Party.
DR.. Paolucci, a leading sur
geon. was elected by the party
Saturday night. He pledged TO
work for a reconciliation with
the Popular Monarchist Party
Evening star., 1955-01-24
First Site of Buuxite

PARIS.-Bauxite. an impor-
tant source of aluminium. was
originally discovered at Les
Beaux, France, from which it
derives its present name.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
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Evening star., 1955-01-24
SnowfIukes Transparent

MINNEAPOLIS. - Snowflakes
are transparent rather than
white. but their crystals reflect
light in so many different direc-
tions that they appear to be
| white.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
One Of pope's Doctors Heods ItoIion Party

led BY Achille Lauro, shipping
millionaire and longtime Mayor
of Naples, who split the old
Monarchist Party last June.
Evening star., 1955-06-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING tbased on 125 ct batsl-Ka-
line, Detroit. .3T9: Kuenn, Detroit
Bag: Power, Kansas City, 1873: LoilaT,
Chicago, .319: Mantle, New York, .30S.
RUNs-.,Mantie. New York. 54: Smith.
ton, Al.
Runs BATTED IN-Kaline. Detroit, "A:
Mantle. New York, 43: Jensen, Bos-
ton, Al: Berra. New York. 40: Vernon,
Washington. SO.
HlTS-Kaiine. Detroit. 81: Smith, cleve.
petroi % s5 GS MsSte. SthefsS New sna YSlk kssnn s
D0UBLEs-Finisan, Kansas city, IS;
Jensen, Boston. and Power, Kansas
City, -: Smith. Cleveland, and Kuenn'
TRIPLEs-Kaline. Detroit. and Mantle
New York, 8: Stephens. Boston, Fox,
chicago, and Carey, New York, 4.
HOME RUNS - Zernial, Kansas City,
Detroit, and BeIra and Robinson, New
York. IL.
STOLEN BASES-Minoso and Rivera
Jensen, Boston, Busby, Chicago, Ka.
line, Detroit, and Mantle, New York. 8
PITCHING tbased on 5 declsions)--
saegrs. e%hieago. % Al. .sooi:o ioSp; Donovan, van,
Chicago. and Ford, New York. ~
.77S:.. Houtteman, Cleveland. Kucks,
New York: 5-2, .714.
Turley, New York, 90; Lemon, Cleve-
land. 81: Garcia Cleveland, 81: Sulli-
van, Boston. and Pierce. Chicago 55
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 1875 at bats)--Ash.
burn, Philadelphia. 359; Kluszewski
Cincinnati. and Long, Pittsburgh. .33S
Mueller. New York, $3.50; Snider anc
RUNS-Snider. Brooklyn, So; Bruton
Milwaukee. 40: Gillian. Brooklyn, As
Logan. Milwaukee, and Mays, New
RUNS BATTED N-snider, Brooklyn
3d., Campanella, Brooklyn. IS: Ennis
Philadelphia. A: KluszewSki. Cincin-
natl, t3; Mays. New York, 40.
Milwaukee. rs: Mueller
and Bruton. Milwaukee, 60; SnideI
and Campanella. Brooklyn, 6S.
Evening star., 1955-06-15

in the second inning. Duke
Snider boosted the spree with
his 10th homer Of the season.
It came with two on.
Home runs by Rookie Gail
Harris and Willie Mays gave the
Giants three scores in the Sec
ond and sent Sam (No-Hit)
Jones to his eighth defeat. Ruben
Gomez won his third while
hurting the first shutout of the
season by the New York staff.
A homer also won for Mil
waukee. Ed Mathews belted his
14th with a man on in the
eighth to beat Robin Roberts.
Mathews had three of the seven
hits given up by Roberts, who
now is 9-5.
Pittsburgh broke out for eight
runs in the fourth inning to
rap the Cardinals. Dale Long
drove home four of the Buc
runs. hitting a solo homer in
in the second and contributing
a double and bases-loaded sin
gle as 13 Pirates came to bat
in the fruitful fourth. y
Evening star., 1955-06-15
'NCAA Tourney
Near Showdown

OMAHA, June Is R.-Western
Michigan. Wake Forest and
Oklahoma A. and M. were set
today for a dogfight over the
NCAA college world series PEN
nant.
All three teams have a 81
record thus far. Tonight either
Wake Forest or the Oklahoma
Aggies will bow out when they
meet at 10 pm. washington
time) to see who tangles with
Western Michigan tomorrow
night in the title game.
Yesterday the Aggies. top
rated going into the tourney. sent
Arizona to the sidelines in a 5-4
thriller that went IL innings and
was won on a hard infleld drive
that Tom Wright. Arizona second
baseman, knocked down but
could make no play on as Jim
Wollard raced home.
Then Wake Forest handed
Western Michigan a first defeat,
10-7, in a free hitting game that
saw Wake Forests Bill Barnes
triple with the bases loaded and
then steal home, and Pinch
hitter Fritz Messner hit q bases
loaded homer for Western Mich
igan. Suffering a first loss, the
Michigan team got a bye today.
Evening star., 1955-06-15
LITTLE SPORT
BASEBALL
Continued From Page CT

Continued From Page C-1
| ing Aber who was lifted for a
pinch hitter, walked Joe Col
llins and Noren followed with a
single to set up Nantes drive.
Mickey slammed the first pitch
to bring in Collins from second
with the deciding run.
Can Narrow Lead
With two games in a twi-night
bill against last-place Baltimore
today while New York again
meets the tougher Tigers, the
White Sox have a fine oppor-
tunity to narrow the Yankees
lead before meeting them head
on in q weekend series in New
York.
Saul Rogovin walked in the
winning run in the eighth in
the White Sox victory over Bal
timore. Jack Harshman al
lowed just three Oriole singles.
but Sandy Consuegra had to
come in to pitch a double-play
ball to Hal Smith for the
clincher in the ninth.
In the American League day
game, Norb Zauchin and Ted
Williams drove in seven runs
between them as Boston wall
loped Kansas City. Zauchin
homered with two on in an
eight-run third inning while
Williams smacked his fifth
homer and two doubles. Ted
now is hitting at a 1878 clip.
Dodgers Whip Redlegs
In the National League, the
Dodgers moved to an 111a-game
lead by pounding Cincinnati,
80, after the Giants smacked
the runner-up Cubs. SO, in an
contest. Milwaukee
beat the Phillies. AZ. and the
Pirates downed the Cardinals,
1915.
Johnny Podres hurled a seven
hit shutout for Brooklyn as
the Dodgers ran across six runs
Evening star., 1955-06-15
Extra Coin Inspires
Auto Stur's Rivals

AS an extra incentive to stock
car drivers at Marlboro Motor
Raceway attempting to end the
winning streak of Bill Morgan,
track officials have put up 500
in addition to first prize money
to the driver defeating Morgan.
The winner will have to top
Morgan's present record of 8
minutes and 3 seconds for the
25-lap feature and his car con-
form with the Northern Virginia
Stock Car Club specifications.
The drivers given the best
chance Of overhauling Morgan
include Elmo Langley, Mace Mat
tingly, Bill Prunier, Marv Gold
berg, John Brawley. Ray Bar
bour. Mike Taylor, Bill Dove,
Tom Irwin and Gene Marohl.
Evening star., 1955-06-15
MINOR LEAGUES
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Hollywood, 8; Portland, 90 ii
oakland, 4; San Diego, /.
Sacramento, L; Los Angeles, 0.
Seattle 3; San Francisco. /.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Syracuse, 5---5; Columbus. 2-3.
Omaha, 2-5; Toledo, 0--I.
Havana, 8; Richmond, 5.
Rochester. 9; Toronto, f..
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Omaha, 2-5; Toledo, OIL.
Charleston. IL; Denver, z.
Louisville, 8; Minneapolis, 5.
Indianapolis, z; st. Paul, 4.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Birmingham, q; Chattanooga, 4.
Nashville, g.; Atlanta, 3.
Only games scheduled.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Albany, 4-16; Elmira, 2-5.
Binghamton, 8; schenectady, 4.
Allentown, 8; Williamsport, 8.
\ Reading, b; Wilkes-Barre, o.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Jacksonville, 20; Columbus, 81.
Charlotte. 8: Macon, 8.
Savannah. 8; Montgomery, 4.
Columbia. A; Augusta. l.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Hagerstown, 8; York, z.
Lancaster, 5; 6unbury, 4.
Lynchburg, 4: Newport News, B.
Norfolk. 13; Portsmouth, 8.
Evening star., 1955-06-15
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS


DOUBLEs-Repulski, st. Louis, IS:
Snider Brooklyn, II; Reese, Brooklyn,
and LOGAN. Milwaukee. l3; nve players
TRIPLEs--Mays, New. York. q; Bruton.
MiIwaukee; &; Gillian. Brooklyn;
Milwsukee. and Long, Pittsburgh. 5.
HOME RUNs--Snide1, Brooklyn, 20:
Campanella. Hrooklyn. 10: Kluszewskk
Cincinnati, Is; Mays, New. York, IL:
Banks, Chicago, and Mathews, Mil
waukee, IA. hN
STOLEN BASEs---Boyer, st. Louis, Is;
cinnati, q: Moon. st. Louis, g; Baker,
Chicage; 9ruton; Milvaukee. and
Jefcost. chicsso. SO, i. 900; TaSine.
Brookiyn. 10-i, eos; Erskine. Brook
ly1, 81 800; cOilum. Cincinnati
sTRIKEoUTs-,Jones. Chicago, 81:
Roberts, PHILADELPHIA. "a: conley,
AntoneIh. New York, 81.
Evening star., 1955-06-15
PERSONAL

CHILD CARE--Nice home. fenced
yard. playroom; licensed. AP.
LICENSED practical nurse wants
employment in home of elderly
person. Live In or out. JE. 2-01g7.
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25-yrs. exper., Roux or Clairoi.
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COMPANION NURSES in demand:
Jobs open to mature women Cup to
65.) Simple training in your spare
time. Excel. pay. ST 3-S67I
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phone orders. ia. 5-S245. 1Ss
A HOME away from home for. re.
tired men and women; excel. food
to your taste. Elevator. telephone
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selling EXCH. SERY, Co, 1740 4
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Evening star., 1955-06-15
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
BY the Associated Press

MIAMI BEACH, Fla.-willie Pep.
1854, Hartford. stopped Mickey Mars,
Fl PREEPoRT. SsoisT NJ n Y.--Rinzi Nocero.
1874, Brooklyn, .outpointed Vic cardell,
: b suFFAIo. Fisaflo.o N. Jimmy Watkins,
l5Q. Buffalo; outpointed Livio Minelli,
DETRoITEDick Ramazetti, 1917,
DETROIT. KNOCKED out Dick Murphy. 1856,
cHfCAGo.Kenny Hammer, 1s5. De.
trett: outgpointed BENNY Thomas 179'
BosToN--Bob Murphy, 144h. Bos-
Sst.r,o1t tSH; optpSintfd + ts Fitzis PFuden' 14s
OCEAN PARK. Cslif..aBout between
and Ray Perez, 14e, Los Angeles. ruled
one round technical draw. 1Peres suf-
and referee. stopped bout
HALIFAX. n. S.-Gabby Paliotti.
f2S, Halifax (S).
MONTREAL. = Bobby Courchesne-Pat
Marcune bout postponed to tonight.
rain.
Evening star., 1955-06-15
Suxton Gets Bout

BROCKToN, Mass, June is
R.-Johnny Saxton. former
welterweight champion, will fight
Jim Fuller of Wilmington, Del,
June 20 in a hereunder at
Maple Arena. Saxton's appear
ance will be the first since los-
ing his crown to Tony DeMarco.
in Boston April l.
Evening star., 1955-06-15
SPECIAL NOTICES

HOYERT e. YOHO, attorneys at Law,
College Park, Md. TAYLOR Q.
TfMBERLAKE and ROBERT c,
WARD hereby announce that they
are the sole owners of Hil-Tot
Nurseries and are holding them.
advisors. TAYLOR o. TIMBER
LAKE. Hil-Tot Nurseries. Briggs
Chaney I'd. Silver Spring, No.
tors having claim against T q 7
to them for Incorporation in Our
Lady, queen OF Peace School and
Convent. are directed to present.
such claims to the CARoLSE1LA
CONSTRUCTION CO.. NC 1900
Perry St o ne; impsaisssly;a mSnNayya, III 4,
any debts, contracted by any one,
other than myself. SELBY G. HAHR.
1000 Potomac ave. Alex. Va. To-
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RED sox, IL; ATHLETICS, 4
Kansas C'y A.H.O.A. Bostl
no u "a

Runs-Power t2), Wilson. w. shantz,
Goodman (2), Klaus t2l. williams l2l,
iivan. Errors-Klaus, Lopez. Runs batted
l3). Piersall 12). Power (2), Wilson (2).
Two-base hits-Willisms (2l, Power.
Williams, Wilson. Double plays-Lopez
to Demaestri to Power: Demaestri to
Lopez to, Power; Goodman to. zauchin.
Left on bases-.Kansas City, 8: Boston.
Sleater, 4; of German, Q; of Sullivan, 1.
Struck out-By Sleater. l. by German,
4; by Sullivan, T. Hits-Oh Ditmar, Z
in 2s innings: of sleatef,. 4 in y
Runs and earned runs-Of Ditmar,
S-3: of Sleater, SO: of German. ii;
OF Sullivan. A. Winning pitcher
(3.3l. Time-2:l3. Attendance@,277
Evening star., 1955-06-15
AUCTION SALES
THOS. ]. OWEN q SON, Auctioneers.
iii z St. NV.

gstsfbr BufibrNe ea1s kNowN Sass0i Hs Il2s NV
JERSEY AVENUE NORTHWEST
duly recorded. In Liber No. ESQ,
and At ths request Of the party
trustees VIII sell. ct public AUCTION
r. front q !hs lsR44tA RTsTlsss; qn pAH NosS 81
TINE }TgHNfEErY AD: Do:,ciockI tSssI AT Ap.m.i Sovs: .s:
foilowins-describsd land and prem
lumbia, and designated ns and
being Part Of .orisinal Lot Q tn
sse SnsrS On Ssv Rev jersey Gsesnas Ave- at ~ poins
distant 43 feet southeasterly from
the. Northwest. corner Of said let
and running thence Southeasterly
along said Ave. 10 feet thence
hastsrs Ave. $3.50 feet sn' thsnss sse' :aa
1880 feet thence Westerly and az
right angles TO said Ave. SO. 81 feet
to the beginning known a. Lot $40
in SQUARE 557.
tbuiidins ass sssocist tionI deed Of trust
for approximately So, 800. 90 fur
ther particulars Of which Will be
announced at time Of sale: the
purchase price above said trust q
be paid in cash. 4 deposit Of
recording. ETC., at purchasers cost:
Adjustments made IS Of date Of
sale. Terms to be complied with
within hftsen days, otherwise. de-
posit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resoid at
the discretion Of the trustees.
u. SPENCER FTTZ0ERALD.
Surviving TruBtee. q
fes,1l.13.1b.lS
If,nnfinnaA r.n HnNt YaaaA
Evening star., 1955-06-15
BRAVES, 4; PILLS, z

Runs Hammer, smal1ey, Mathews
ner Grove. Runs batted in-Blaylock,
Hammer, Tanner. Mathews (2l. Three
base hit-Bruton. Home runs-Hamner,
Tanner, Mathews. Sacrifice Roberts.
to Grove: Mathews to Grove. Left on
bases--Philadelphia, 10: Milwaukee, 4.
Bases on bans--of Rurdette, 4. Struck
cut-By Roberts, 6; by Burdette, 4. Runs
Burdette. 2-2. Winning pitcher-Bur-
dette t4-41. Losing pitcher Roberts
(9-5l. Time 2:21. Attendance -
Evening star., 1955-06-15

Runs-Cfemente, Cole. Lynch. Thomas,
Long i2), Atwen (2). E. Freese. Groat,
Hemus (2). Moon (2). Frazier. Errors
Clemente, E. Freese. Lynch. Hemus. Runs
batted in---Long t4,. e. Freese, Groat
l0. Cole t2l. Noon "a. Two-base hits
Lynch, Long. Groat .Sarni, Frazier, Mr-
sial. Home runs-Long. Moon f2l. Sacri-
hce--Kline. Double play-Schoendien
to Boyer to Musial (2): Hemus to Schoen-
diepst to Musial; Long TO Groat: Cole to
z. Freese to Long. Left on bases-Pitts-
burgh, z; st. Louis. o. Bases on balls
On Kline. 2: on jackson. 8; Of Lawrence.
Z; Of Jones, 1. Struck .out-By Purkey.
holsky, z. Hits-of Kline. o in 8 in
nings tfaced in 7thl; on Purkey. in
3 innings faced 6 in 4th): on Lawrence,
2 In inning tfaced 2 in 5th): of Jones,
l IN innings;, of Poholsky, 4 in In
nings. Runs and earned runs-Off Kline,
3s2; of purkey; 2-2: on jackson. ~
On lawrence 22: on Jones, 90: of
son (Thomas), by Kline tMoonl. Win
ning pitcher-kline (4-Sl. Losing
.962.
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Run-Carrasquel Errors-Young Fox.
Runs batted in-Lollar. Two-baSe hit
Pyburn, Young. Harshman. Double plays
Young TO Triandos; Kennedy to Fox
to jackson; Dlering to Triandos: Mir
anda to Young to Triandos; carrasauel
cago, o: Baltimore, 5. Bases on balls
on Rogovin, 4: on Harshman, 4. Struck
ogt-By Rogoyin, 4: BY Harshman. Z;
@Hits-oH Hts Eogovin, in ipnlaes on On
= inning: OF Harshman. in 81
innings; on consuegra. o in 7s inning.
Runs and earned runs-OR Rogovin, III.
Winning pitcher-Harshman t5-4l. Los
ing pitcher-RogoYin G-6l. Time
2:37. Attendance--29.725.
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GIANTS, 5; CUBS. o
New York. A.H.o.A.

Totals s29279 Totals "a 8 "a 8
Grounded out for Jones in 3rd.
2 Called out on strikes for McColloush
in 7th.
8 Fouled out for T1ilIman in 7th.
A walked for Perkowski In 9th.
8 Ran for 5Guer In 9th.
New York -----------031 010 000-6
Chicago -------------000 600 O0o-0
Runs-Lockman. Mueller, Thompson,
Harris. Mays: Error-Thompson: Runs
Two-base hit-Baumholtz Home runs
Harris, Mays. sacriflss-oomez. saeri-
play-Dark to Williams to Harris. Left
on bases-New York. g.. Chicago, 10.
/: of Gomez. 3. Struck out--By Hillman,
1; by Gomez, g. Hits-Oh Jones, In 8
innings; OF Hillman. 4 In 4 innings: of
persoyski: l IL L., I inning. Buns ms, and
IL; of Perkowski, 90: on Gomez, 90,
Winning pitcher-Gomez 1881. Losing
pitcher-Jones l6-S). Time-2:11. ATT
endance-14.912. !
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7; TIGERS, 6
: Totals 80 9 x29I4 Totals AZ 12 80 Is
! Bunted into force out for Hunter in

Totals 80 x29 IA Totals 43 IL 30 ID
] Bunted into force out for Hunter in
. Ran for Skowron in 9Th.
2 Struck out for Grim in 9Th.
Doubled for J. Phillips In 9th.
5 Flied out for Aber in 10th.
xTwo out when winning run scored.
Detroit -.---- 900 040 o02 O-6
New York -------- Ol2 600 003 IL
Runs-Kuenn (2), Tuttle (o). Bertoia,
Carver, Collins t2) Noren f2l. Mantle,
Robinson, Carey. Errors--Wilson, Ber-
toia, Fain, Aber. Carey, RiZzuto. Runs
hatted in---Kuenn, B. Phillips (2l. Malm-
berg. Delsing t2I. Hunter, Noren go,
Mantle. Two-base hits--Kuenn, Delsing,
Collins, Carey. Three-base hit--Kuenn.
Home runs--Noren f2l Sacrifce-Kon-
stanty Left on bases-Detroit. a.: New
York, 13. Bases on balls--Of Carver, 3:
on zuyertnk, l: on Wiesler. a.: of Grim
Z; OF Ronstanty. l. Struck out-By
aasryer ast az 2; by BY Wieslsr; 2; by Morgan, j
two, batters in 9th inningl;. off Aber, 0
on Wiesler in a. innings; of Grim.
Q In Ia innings: of Konstanty, in 3
innings; OF Morgan, in inning. Runs
and earned runs-of Carver. 5-3: of
Aber, 1-0: of znverink. IL: of wiesler.
Az: of Grim. 90: of Konstsnty. %;
OF Morgan. 90. HIT by pitcher-Bv
Carver tRobinson> Winning pitcher
Morgan t4-0). Losine nitcher--Zuveriuk
(0-4. Time-3;1s Attendance-20,1 "a
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Games Tomorrow

Cleve. at Wash, 200.
Chicago at BALTIC.
Detroit at NJ. 7.
K. C. at Boston.
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NATIONAL.
Games Today

Bklyn at Cine. tn)
Phila. at Milw. ln)
Pitts. at st. L. tn),
New York at Chicaso
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Games Tomorrow

Bklyn. at Cine. (n).
Pitts. at st. l.. (n).
Phila. at Milw.
New York at Chicago.
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DODGERS. 9; REDLEes, o
Totals 40 IA 278 Totals 35

Iran for Burgess in 9th.
fth.
3Feuled out for Black in 9th.
Brooklyn ----- 100 001 1903
Cincinnati 900 900 Oo0--0
Runs Gillian (2). Reese (2), snider,
HodGes,, Robinson. Furillo. Podres: En-
rors Gillian: Burgess: Runs batted in-
Snider 90. Gillian, Reese, Podres, Furil-
To-, Two-base hits-Robinson. Kluszew-
ski (2). Home run-Snider. Stolen
bases-Gilliam, Palys. Left on bases
BROOKLYN. 8: Cincinnati, o. Bases on
balls--Of Podres. l.; of Ridzik, 2; of
Klippstein. /. Struck out--By Podres,
z: by Freeman, 3; by Black, 2. Hits
on Klippstein, in IA innings: of
Ridzik 2 in 0 inning (faced 4 batters
in second; of Freeman, in 5h in
nings; off Black, 2 in 9 innings. Runs
and earned runs-Of Klippstein, 5-4:
of Ridzik. 2-2; of Freeman, 90; of
Black, 90; of Podres. 90 Hit by
pitcher - BY Freeman (Reese) Wild
pitch - Klippstein. Balk Freeman.
Passed ball-Burgess. Winning pitcher
Podres (7-3). Losing pitcher -
Klippstetn 1-D. Time-2:31. Atten-
dance-10,41S.