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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18
Police Baff|ed
In Girls Killing

Another day of check and re-
check faced police today in the
murder of two Maryland teen
ayers as lead after lead fizzled
out.
Maryland and Virginia State
police admitted they still are
completely in the dark as they
beat trails and bushes for the
slayer of Mary Elizabeth Fellers.
and Shelby Jean venahle.
The body Of Mary Elizabeth,
Is, of Beltsville. was found June
g in the Potomac River near the
Brunswick (Md.) bridge. That
Iof her constant companion,
Shelby Jean, is. of North Laurel,
turned up last Thursday in
Catoctin Greek in Loudoun
County, 8 miles from the first
body.
Names to Be Checked
AS another week Of the inves-
tigation opened, police working
out Of the Waterloo barracks
said they would re-check tips
received to date. and continue
to question names of persons
found in the girls notebooks.
Sometime today they hoped to
learn from a report of the Vir-
ginia State medical examiner
what caused the death of Shelby
Jean. Physicians said there was
reason to suspect sexual moti-
walton, but proof may be impos-
sible because Of the condition of
the body.
Detective Sergt. Wilton r.
May said nobody thus far con-
sidered has been ruled out as a
suspect, including a man jailed
June 6 for burglary south of
Baltimore. The 32-year-old ex-
convict had driven a car of a
color which could have matched
a blue car the girls supposedly
drove away in from Route in
Beltsville.
While squads of detectives
from both MARYLAND and Vir-
ginia were beating the backroads
for any traces of information.
1.-THE investigation has been di-
rected principally at, Fort George
C. Meade and the Laurel race
track.
One Clue Checked Out
Thus far nothing has been
turned up in the questioning of
many soldiers and race-track
habitues. Sergt. May said as
many as 1000 persons might be
linked with a race meeting at
Laurel, but an effort was being
made to talk to everyone who
might supply Information.
One lead reported yesterday
has been checked out and found
unsubstantial. This threw sus-
picion on the driver of a light
blue Ford seen in the Prince
Georges area where the two girls
lived.
A bakery deliveryman from
Falls Church, Va, said he saw
the car on June /, the day the
girls disappeared, and jotted
down a part of its Virginia IL
cense tag. He said the driver had
acted suspiciously. refusing to
enter filling stations where other
cars were parked.
But Sergt. May said a check
of the license had turned up
nothing conclusive.
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the States highest tribunal held
that the Supreme Courts de-
cision in the case did not change
the purpose for which the Han
over school bonds were voted
July IA. 1858, in such a manner
as to invalidate the bond issue.
1T is automatic that the pro-
ceeds from a bond issue cannot
be used for purposes other than
those substantially authorized, :
said Justice Kennon's opinion.
Desperate Need"
However, the record discloses
that Hanover County was in des-
|perate need of school improve.
|ments and in order to remedy
the situation the bonds in ques-
ton were voted. It being con-
|ceded the proceeds from the
bonds will be used for the pur-
poses stated, the expenditure
thereof becomes an administra-
tive duty of the board which
neither the lower court nor this
court has the right to interfere
with.
Therefore. the cited opinion
|of the Supreme Court is beside
the point, and. irrespective Of
our views regarding the decision
lit has no place in the determine
|tion of the question before us
/. II. the decree is reversed and
the bill dismissed.
The decision of Circuit Judge
Bazile that any expenditure
from the Hanover bond issue for
|nonsegregated schools would be
illegal had wide effect in Vir-
|ginia and elsewhere in the sale
of school construction bonds.
Bond Issues Delayed
Bond attorneys apparently
were divided in views on Judge
Bazile's holding, but the effect
generally was that bond issues
were delayed, and in many in
stances in Virginia. county school
boards held up planning pro-
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i capacity for expression" Mr.
Folsom said.
eff this is the quality Of fit-
ness toward which we are NOV
ing, there may be a golden age
ahead of US; an age when each
individual takes pride in his own
physical, mental and spiritual
growth, an age when we have
common concern that each in
dividual finds inspiration to live
up to his own total capacity" he
added.
Federal Role Studied
One of the chief aims Of the
conference is to explore how the
Federal Government can assist
organizations already engaged il
physical fitness work for youths.
Among the sports personalities
participating are baseball COM
missioner Ford Prick, former
heavyweight boxing champion
Gene Tunney, Rogers Hornsby,
former baseball great and di-
rector of youth activities in the
Chicago Park district; Kenneth
II. tTug) Wilson. president Of the
United States Olympic Commit
tee; Carl H. Hansen, president
|of the Amateur Athletic Union;
Clarence L. (Biggie) Mum,
Michigan State athletic direc-
tor. and Yale basketball coach
Howard Hobson.
The fields of education, medi-
cine. motion pictures, recreation
agriculture. service and youth or
foundations also are represented.
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Fiber Increase

NEW YORK.-Synthetic fiberS
in 1850 accounted for more than
one out of every S pounds of
textile fibers used in the United
IS+ntes, a new high mark at that
time.
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MARYLAND.V VIRGINIA NEWS
w. 8 @. D. Is Asked
About Passenger Service

ownership reports on the rail-
road. for 1855. showed seven
others. in addition to Mr.. Elkins,
holding stock in the Old Do
minion.
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Virginia Court Reverses
Ruling on School Bonds

RICHMOND June Is lH-Virginia's Supreme Court OF
Appeals today threw Circuit Court
Judge Leon M Bae which held that the county school board
could issue construction bonds authorized referendum held
to the antsegegaton rulings the United States
Court
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-05
ROTARY CLUB HOST TO TEACHERS AT
 LUNCHEON TODAY

Rotary Club enjoyed hear record attendance today with 99 per cent of the members present.
 Guests at luncheon were the new teachers at Nome Public School. They were: Constance Erickson, Mrs. Thos. Knudson Francis German, Dorothy Grant, Ellen Langhous, Earl Owen, Marilyn Owen, Virginia Preuitt, Roberta Ross, Clarence Stein beck, and Elster Peterson.
 Karl Dewey of Juneau, Terri torial Tax Commissioner, and Rev. Thos. Knudson were also guests.
 Russell Hermann gave short talk explaining the Bill of Rights, the first ten amendments to the Constitution.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-05

Mrs. Ruth Lewis. who was in Nome in 1925 while she was em- ployed in the Bahlkke Restaurant, writes from Yum Yum, Washing ton, for a copy of the Nugget for news of people she knew at that time.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-05
NEW TEACHER ARRIVES

Elster Peterson is new teacher at Nome School, arriving this week from Arizona where he taught last year. MT. Peterson re- ceived his degree from the Uni versity of Minnesota.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-05

FOR SALE-Console sewing ma
 chine. Main 164 after 2 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-05
HAVE YOU "A LUCKY BUCK?
N o T c E

N v I V E
 "A special program is planned for the Nome Gospel Home Eel lowship Hour this coming Satur- day evening at ZOO pm. There will be a Christmas Party with surprises. Everyone is invited.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-05

STRICTLY MODERN apartment
 for rent. Call Main 123. If
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-05

Alcoholics Anonymous Red 250.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-11-10
Sam Bono, So

CONTINUED from Back Page)
PART
THE NoN.cHRISTIAN SCIENTIST CLERGY.
THERAPEUTICS, EDUCATION. NATURAL SCIENCE.
so-esled. AND IMPURE CULTURE. WILL PERMIT
MILLIONS OF PREMATURE DEATHsl
BUT. STEP BY STEP. HERE AND HEREAFTER.
THE HUMAN RACES WILL. BECAUSE OF SUFFERING.
IN BELIEF. AND NY OMNlPRESENT GOODNESS.
WISDOM, AND MERCY, BECOME cHRIsTLlKE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS JESUS BEING THE
PERFECT ExAMPLEl
Times) Requiem Mass will be held for Sam Bono. So
in Holy Family Church proprietor of Detroit barber
shop brief illness. President Of the HOLY Cross
Society and member Of Holy Family Church survived
by wife and daughter"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-11-10

Protsssns who recognized hs Krsmn criminals. Ivne'
Ties God condemned spiritual bastard Heb l27 q mass
murdsrers and permitted them TO nfrase American life
and then give away billion secrets 10 the krssnin!H
And so. the spiritually traorovs Democrats end that
spiritual bastard Truman. gave Kores-a FIFTY NIL
LION bUnder!-the PayoR for playing 10 fhs gallery
Bring the boys back home"-those who LOVED TINE
PRAISE Or MEN MORE THAN THE PRAISE OF coDI
Prudence and wise leadership would have dictated main
Of the dominant military strength Of Ny Messiah
Nation to all the naons
TRUCK CRASHES OVER BRIDGE
windsor Daily Start
WOODSTOCK tcP)-A truck hauling transport float
loaded with 2ston crashed through bridge At
nearby PIsttsvle Wednesday, blocking Highway ~ be-
tween Woodstock and Gait
The driver William Bessev, 81. vnhvrf his trans
Fort slid down into few feet Of water in the NTH River
He told police he had almost crossed the bridge crawl
when ihe structure collapsed.
The bridge had reported lotion capacity for vehieIss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-11-10
PART s
Six Million Christ Void Hebrews,
Victims Of Hitler!

SATAN BOUND" RABBINATE, UNREPENTANT
slNNERsI SPIRITUAL cRIPPLESl UTTERLY
INCOMPETENT TO ACCEPT AND UTILIZE NY
LOVE- PROTECTION. AND oMNlPoTeNcEl
Thsss christ<Alseuns people were proven morally ana
spiritually inferior 10 honest Christians They lacked the
spiritual disessnsnt The enlightened divnsy scientific
chrsst spiritual faith accept Jesus and Ny wonderful
promise and GUARANTEE: BEHOLD, HAVE GIVEN
you POWER OVER ALL THE [so-ea''sd power
Of shs snsny--she devils sntlchrs Adam and Eve ego
MY.rHLc,AL, "mstsrisr tmsrs'y mortal fhoushfD Gre
lionl---"AK,p NOTHING SHALL BY ANY MEANS
HURT YOUR
THE HEALING or THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ALREADY PERFECT IN NY SIGHT
EVIL AND MATTER" ARE UNREAL
MYTHICAL
pi.tnssy sesntRc Characterization and sP'r"us''zs"o"
imperative for Ill Of fhs human rseesi
And NY Chosen PsspIs-chriss'ks Christian sesn'.s's
and our indlspsnabls imperative neompsrsbls Christian
Science ,svtusns MN rsvss end demonstrate NY ps9se'
and snly ssprnu Christ Jesus being the perfect mode
be FLEssil Ess, IlAAAATERlAl SHRasIllkE cHN's''~
scIENTssTsi IN.
Hsnes ssse by STEP here and hereafter al OF me ass'
Adam sad Eve dvpss will awaken TO the omnPrsssn' ne.v
emily hlss sf Greater Parsns substance Infinite
Bile Spir enS euessiea, ssrnslly chrsfks one o"S'''
Of cnnlprSaant hssssn and eternal lissI
tcsnslnsss Nsxs Column Top'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-11-10
PART 3
No Eternity Of Hell or Everlasting
Punishment 1.-The Devils
Psychological Tool for Spiritually
Dishonest. Nom Christ Scientist
Clergy!

who lacking the spiritual diseernment and spiritual power
OF MY Chosen People, christke Christian Seientsts seek
accomplish via fear TO compensate for spiritual mpvry
and involuntary dishonesty and inability Ny require
mems: THEY SHALL SPEAK WITH NEW TONGUES"
ONLY REAL CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS COMPETENT TO
DO so!
And remember our Prophecy, Mrs. Eddys and Mine.
to that Concord Monitor newspaper early in the 10Th
csntvry IT IS UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE THAT CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE is DESTINED TO BECOME THE ONE AND THE
ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS ~! OF ALL
RACES AND PEOPLES STEP BY STEP. HERE AND
HEREAFTERlM
BLAMEs ISRAEL FOR TENSION IN MIDDLE EAST
lRAQI ENVOY SAYS REDS WILL Benefit
BY John n. Thompson tchicago Trbvne)
Iraqs ambassador asserted yesterday there would be
reel peace in the middle sincere collaboration by
the Arab world with the United States until the problem
Of Israel and million Palenian Arab refugees is solved
"fary and Justly"
Dr.. Mousse A-shahandar. former foreign minister Of
rsq said only world communism will benefit from the
middle east friction between THE artificial Of Israeli
and her Arab neghbors. The Arabs shifting
"nevtralism," he added.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-11-10
Truck Crashes

Continued from Back Psge)
realized by NV Chosen People, chrsfke Christian seien
sisisl WHO REJECT THESE THREE FALSE coDsl =
WHOSE USERS GAVE Us PEARL HARBoRl
HIssory's records spiritually rsltorous, Democratic
nssv Of The inferior breed Of Hebrews Roman Catholics
Confined Next Column Top)
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Crusade for Christ

CONTINUED from Back Psge)
THE HOW OF LIFE MORE ABuNpANrLY"-
seek YE FIRST THE KINGDOM OF GOD AND HIS
RIGHTEOUSNESS. and ALL THESE THINGS SHALL
BE ADDED UNTO YOU"
Also. l. GOD TO THE MASTER. CHRIST JESUS.
TO YOU:
ASK AND YE SHALL RECEIVE!
"sEEK AND YE SHALL FIND!
KNOCK AND IT SHALL BE OPENED FOR YOU. !
We
WHATSOEVER THINGS YE DESIRE, IN PRAYER.
believing. We SHALL RECEIVE. YOUR FATHER.
WHICH IS IN HEAVEN omnipresenf. THE ONE
REAL PARENT-'cALL NO MAN FATHER as per
Jesvs KNOWETH OF THE THINGS YE HAVE
NEED OF BEFORE We ASK HIM.!
MEssRS. MARTIN AND SEXTON NOT YET
LIBERATED FROM THE DEVILS ADAM-EvE EGO!
COULD NOT. DARED NOT. CITE MY. GODS.
'CcTATIoN TO NY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE IMPERATIVE
PoST-cvL WAR, CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE
MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES,
FULFILLING OUR PROMISE. JESUS AND MINE. OF
"ANoTHER COMFORTER THE 'coMFoRTER1
WHO WILL TEACH YOU ALL THINcs"-
"DIvINE LOVE ALWAYS HAS MET. AND ALWAYS
WILL MEET. EVERY HUMAN NEED"!-p 494, S&H
p. PREFACE TO NY indispensable. Incompatible. i'm
peratve Christian Science textbook, SCIENCE AND
HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES" dictated to
My l9h-20th Century, Incompatible MARY! BAKER EDDY
highest Representative since the Master:
ITO THOSE LEANING ON THE SUSTAINING IN
FINITE. Today IS BIG WITH BLESslNcSy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-11-10
JEFFERSON IsH RANKS HIGH AS NEGRO LEADER
Ex-coLLEcE HEAD NOW INSURANCE EXECUTIVE
BY Roi OffIey lchiesqo Tribune

jefferson c. Is vice chairman Of the board Of Supreme
Liberty Life Insurance company has established himself
a south side leader.
lsh appointed by Gov Stratton in 1855, Is The first
Negro be elected secretary Of the Illinois public aid
mission and the only south side member Of fhe national
board Of field advisers the small business administration
federal government agency.
Locally he Is president of the Burr Oak Cemetery pro-
eef Is active in f,e YcA and The National Association
for Advancement coored People, and eoehsIrmsn
Of the Friends Of Ike"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-11-10
Status Of the WorId's Ljon-C Christ
Scientist 0ergy-AII Of Defective
Sanity, Judgment, Honesty,
|nteI|iqenee!!!

Jesus is the PERFECT CHRISTIAN sciENTsT-"THE
WAY. THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE!
And Mrs. Eddy thereto: FOLLOW YOUR LEADER
ONLY so FAR AS SHE FOLLOWS CHRIST!
PART
ONE AND ONLY ONE ETERNITY!-
OF OMNIP2ESENT. OMNlPOTENT, DIVINE LOVE,
HEAVEN, AND ETERNAL LIFEl
The devl-animaI msgnetism-hss put psychological
tool Of fear into the hands Of the clergy this phony
reasoning IF YOU CAN'T PERSUADE THEM, SCARE
THEM into impure immature, inferior, spiritually dishon
doctrine which is Indifferent contempfvovs Of N.Y.
Gods post-civ War revelation and answer TO the spirit
uaIIy traorovs white South - "Saton bound" - which
plunged Ny Messiah nation into that suicidal Civil War
blood BATH and then assassnaed Ny beloved Abe Lincoln
the counterpart Of the maryrdom Of John the Baptist
which gave added impetus TO the Messiahshp Of Jesus!
And Mrs. Eddy gained inspiration from the desperate
national need following that Civil War. with its bright
midway, Proclamation of Emancipation"
And you will recall Abe's to the greving,
planning mother because the had absorbed into service
her several sons: WOMAN, THERE ARE SOME THINGS
WORSE THAN WAR;!
And Abe relative TO that period, from ihe Psalms: IF
THE WAR MUST CONTINUE FOR SOME TIME TO COME.
MUST REPEAT THE OLD SCRIPTURES THE JUDO
MENTs OF THE LORD ldivne Lovel ARE TRUE AND
RIGHTEOUS ALToGETHERT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-11-10
Canadian Minister

CONTINUED from Back Page)
There is NO SUCH THINcl l. Cod control ABSOLUTELY
and completely the ONE AND ONLY REAL creation and
universe the HsshIsss. rnaeris. spiritual. chrstIke,
and etsrnaly harmonious creation, which SATURATES
every ofa Of ihe universe with omnpresenf heaven and
eternal e revealing and demonstrating to the sfudous Of
Ny incompatible. imperative Christian Science movement
the adequately pure in heart" the utter UNHEALTHY
Of the deviIish fraudulent, MYTHICAL human and
their so-esllsd material world which Mrs. Eddy and
very properly characterized as 1.-THE CHASTITY FARCE
OF MATERIAL [socaIIedl ExIsTENcE"!-p III, the
Christian Science textbook Read the entire Mas
ter the entire book We challenge you accept profound
privilege. with heavenly eternal bIessnss"LIFE MORE
ABUNDANTLY," "A HUNDREDFOLD"l
THE DEVILS CONTROL
THE DEVL-ANMAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN BELIEF-HIs FLESH BEINGS, ADAMS AND EWES.
OF ALL NORMAL HUMAN BIRTHS! But, the devil
and MATTER ARE MYTHICAL MERELY INVISIBLE.
OR VISIBLE. MORTAL THoUcHT!!l
Nov"
windsor Daily Star, 1925
Presbyterian minister, Rev. Mario De cangi Of St.
Enoeh's Church. Hamilton, Isments that Canada is beeom
ina "a country Of dumb Christians and that religion is
being frned into museum piece" Same day, Rev. Her.
bert l. Posts secretary Of e board Of information and
stewardship United Church Of Canada voices the thought
that me whole climate Of the nation could be changed
almost overnight he churches could deliberately stand
together and declare themselves Of he funda
mental issues Mr.. Politics. Overnight" we fear, will be
long, long night.
What is meant by Fundamental issues? There are
chrissisnsand not dumb" Christians, at ihafwho
honestly differ on matters Of dogma The Virgin Birth. for
one Pvrqatory The list mile long And respectfully
suggest the moral climate" Of the nation will be
changed so long great groups Of Christians
hibsion while other groups possibly greater reject IT,
Divorce Is eondonsd by Christian denominations. de-
cried bv others The "f"-f fhe churches could deber
ssey stand together and declare themselves on some
Of our fundamental issvss'-irs big one And there's
no sober hope Of solution This side Of he Peary Gates
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DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. NOV. 10. 1855
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LITTLE SPORT
BASEBALL
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by three games on the losing
side and school would be out.
A bunch player might take
the odds that just such a thing
will happen. The tired and tense
Braves will be battling the law
of averages as we'll as the hot
test pitcher in the league in
Johnny Antonelli in the second
game. Allan Worthington, a
strong-armed Highlander, will
oppose the Braves in the opener.
Highlander Gene Conley and
southpaw Warren SPAIN will
pitch for Milwaukee.
We're going to give the Braves
all the hell we can," Manager
Bill Rigney of the Giants de-
clared. 1--WE used our best
against Brooklyn and Cincinnati,
and we're not changing now.
Antonelli and Worthington are
my strongest pitchers at this
moment"
Antonelli is roaring down the
September stretch in top form.
He beat the Dodgers twice and
the RedlegS once in his last three
starts, permitting only two runs.
Milwaukee also will be battling
the law of averages tonight. The
Braves have played nine games
lat the Polo Grounds this season
and have yet to lose. None could
recall when the Giants last lost
all ii home games to one team.
Yanks Delayed
While the Dodgers were strug-
CLING to open daylight in their
race. the Yankees were frustrat-
ed in,their effort to wrap up the
American League pennant when
they could do no better than a
split with Cleveland. The Yanks
won the opener. 1913. but
dropped the nightcap, 4-3.
Both the Indians and the Red
Sox. who dropped a pair to the
Tigers, 5-4 and 8-4, were elimi-
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OF Babe Ruth's record pace in
1927 when he hit so.
The Tigers helped eliminate
the Red Sox mainly through fine
relief pitching by Walt Master
son and Jim Burning. Master
son took over in the eighth OF
the opener for Billy Hoeft and
was given credit for the victory
when the Tigers scored three in
the ninth. In the nightcap,
Burning was touched for only
one hit in Az innings Of relief
Art Ditmar tossed a four
hitter in the second game against
Baltimore after Ray Moore had
won his 18th decision for the
Orioles in the opener.
Rip Repulski won the first
game for the Cards against Pitts
burgh with a homer in the 10th,
but the Pirates collected is hits
OF four pitchers in the second
game
Gene Baker broke up the
opener for the Cubs with a bases
loaded double in the ninth. Jack
Sanford got credit for the Sec
ond game triumph for the Phil
lies. although he walked eight
and hit one batter in the seven
innings he worked.
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mated. Only the White Sox, who
took two from Washington, Us
and To, still are in the running
The double-header between
Baltimore and Kansas City
wound up in a stalemate. The
Orioles won the first, 80, and
the AS the second, 1O-l.
In National League games, st.
Louis won the first from Pitts
burgh, 80, but the Pirates cap
tured the second. 9-3. Chicago
and Philadelphia also split, the
Cubs grabbing the first. IA, and
the Phillies the afterpiece, Al.
Maglie Gets Sixth Straight
The ancient Maglie was at his
best as he held the power-laden
Redlegs in check for S2s innings
in the Brooklyn triumph.
With two out in the ninth,
Wally Post scratched a single to
third. Smoky Burgess followed
with a home run. Then, when
Ray Jablonski also singled, a
hurry call was issued for Don
BeSsent. Ed Bailey singled as
"a greeting. But Bessent got
Stan PalyS on a grounder.
The Dodgers collected two of
their runs in the second on
doubles by Jackie Robinson, Gil
Hodges and Duke Snider, then
sent what proved to be the vim
ming run home in the fifth when
Peewee Reese singled and john
ny Klippstein walked Robinson,
Hodges and Charlie Neal in
succession.
Maglie now has won six
straight. 9 of his last 10 and has
and liza record that probably
will win comeback-of -the-year
honors for the ex-Giant and ex-
Indian.
Tebbetts poured everything he
had into the game, using seven
pinch-hitters, Joe Nuxhall start
ed but was Shelled in the second.
He was followed by Brooks Law.
renee, Klippstein. Joe Black and
Hershell Freeman. The Reds got
a bad break in the first when
Gus Bells bid for a homer missed
by inches. rebounding from the
centerfield screen.
Mantle Hits 49th
Tom Sturdivant pitched the
Yanks to their first-game victory
with an assist from Tommy
Byrne. Early Wynn, however,
put off the inevitable by beating
Casey Stengel's men in the
nightcap. Mickey Mantle hit his
49th homer, but is 10 games back