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In Mrntnriatit

AFTER. MRS. MARGARET NJ: WHETTs;
our comrades Mrs MARGh3ET NJ
AFTER retired president who tod am
January 20, 1855, and Miss SARAH
WHETTs, chairman Of finance, who
entered eternal rest one year aSo. jan
uarv Il. 1865.
The wonderful things you did
Live in our hearts each day.
Though you have gone away.
WoMAN'S DISTRIST BAPTIST CON-
VENTION. Mrs. Lessie Fortune. Pres
idept.
BOWsER. JAMES WILLIAM. In loving
memory OF my dear husband JAMES
WILLIAM BOWSER. who passed away
two years ago today, January - 1854.
precious one . from me. ne is sone'
place is vacant in my heart
Which never can be filled,
have lost my soul companion.
A life linked with my own,
md day by day ! miss you more
As ! walk through life alone.
They say time heals all sorrows
And helps one to forget,
But time so far has only proved
How much l miss you yet.
think OF you in silence.
No one can see me weep,
But many silent tears I've shed
While others are asleep.
l do not need this special day
- To bring you to my mind:
The days l do not pray for you, darling.
Are very hard to find
YOUR LOVING WIFE. Rox1E,
BOWSER, JAMES WILLIAM. In loving
memory OF our dear father. JAMES
WILLIAM BOWSER, who passed away
two years ago TODAY January IS. 1854.
Somewhere above this troubled world,
safe beyond all rrief and care.
God grant some day we meet him
YouR LoViNq DAUGHTER AND SONS.
BEITY. JAMES w. JR., AND HAIR
BURGESS, JOHN N. In loving memory
to our dear husband and father.
ter, years ago today January rs,
Dear husband. you have. found release,
From pain. and God has given you
] cannot mourn that you are gone.
But viii await the golden dawn.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE AND Chill
DREN.
CARTER, KEZIAH r. In loving memory
o. our beloved mother. KEzixE r.
20. 1850
Lord give us wings of faith to rise
Within the vale to see
Our loved one above,
How great her 10y, how bright her
glory be.
She marked the footsteps Thou hast trod.
The zeal inspired within her breast.
md following her incarnate God.
She reached the promised rest
HER CHILDREN AND GRANDCHIL-
DREN.
CONRAD, LESLIE A. In loving memory
OF my husband, LESLIE A. CONRAD.
who departed this life nine years ago
today, January rs, 1g47.
Not Just this day. but every day,
I'll always think OF you
HIS WIFE. LILLE CONRAD.
EDWARDS. ROSETTA In loving mem
DRY Of our sister-in-law ROSETTA
EDWARDS. who departed this life three
years ago today, January 20, 1858.
No one can paint the sense Of loss
Like diree throb In our hearts:
Nor understand like God.
Whose will II was that we should part.
MARY AND MARTHA.
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Braths

FULLER. FRANCIS 2. tFRANK). On sun
day, January 2: 1856; at sibley Hos
ppi.tal, FRANCIS T SFRsA,NRn FULLER
and Alvin L Fuller and beloved friend
Of Ida v. Payne; Funeral from the
Simmops Bros. Funeral Home, 1861
Good Hope I'd. Sc, on wednesday. jan
Church Of Assumption, Where mass mass VIII ii
be offered at am for the repose Of
ms soul. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
BEULAH NJ. On Monday. jan
BEuLAH N. GARBIs Of $500 18th St,
Gsrbis sister Of O' Mrs. Russell aaff Pai r
child. sr :. Glenn and Ronald Hether-
inRton. all of Oregon. Services at the
8, H. Hines Co Funeral Home. a90l
At II am. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
GARNER. GEORGE s. Suddenly. on
S. GARNER Of 1OI0S 5lst ave. Col
lege Para Md. beloved husband Of
Anne Z. Garner. father OF George and
s. Garner. Mr. Garner rests at the
Warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home,
where services viii Be held on Friday,
ae0pss washinston n Memorial M p's ceme.
terry. IS
GARNER, JAMES L. Suddenly on Mon
gay, January p, at his residence. 2l03
Maple St, Groveton, Va. JAMES L.
GGARNER, son Of Milton and Rashel
lasasr 81 dsTk q Mr. rh %nne
Wood and Mrs. Mae Moss. Funeral
services. on Friday, January -, at !
pm, at the Fort Myer Chapel. In
with military honors. friends may can
a. the Everly Funeral Home. Fair
fax. Va.
OVENS. RUFUS. On Sunday. January
-. 1856. RUFUS OWENS OF 90s 18th
ST. ne. devoted husband OF Mrs. Min
ME Givens. He also Is survived by
snd RUFUS Gisen ms t%o 5rohels s other
relatives and many friends. After 4
pm. Wednesday, January rs. friends
may call at the Palmer Funeral Home.
Az \ ST. ne. Funeral and interment.
Camden, s. C.
COINS. JOHN. Suddenly, on Tuesday.
January "A. 1856 JOHN COINS OF Il
Coins. father of MIS-. Luella Greer,
Mrs Matte Goode. Mrs. Lilly Mae
Dock and James Coins. He also is
survived by twelve grandchildren. four
AAosb otAANA
relati and friends, Notice Of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Barnes &
Matthews.
. UESI, John .. Suddenly. on Monday.
aBuary ~. 1856. al his residence.
31l5 Minnesota ave. Sc. JOHN J.
GUEST. beloved husband OF Anna A
Guest; brother OF Anna Wheeler of
Lecontes. Pa, and Mary BenJock OF
Lake Worth, Fla Friends may call al
the Robert A. Mattinely Funeral Home.
1871 11th ST, Sc. until THURSDAY jan
uary %, at . am. Requiem mass at
st. Francis Xavier Church at 9.3O q m
Relatives and friends invited. Inter
GUEST, JOHN l. al members Of the
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john J. Ml members Of the

JUHN ]. Al members OF the
Catholic War Veterans and
Auxiliary are requested to as
semble at the Robert A. Mat
tingly Funeral Home. l3l 18th
st. Sc. at 100 pm. Wednes-
day. January rs. 1856. for
services for the late JOHN j.
=. He was q member OF the
iiliapn II rnrkraap " PnSf
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR HILL sITEs-H of for cash or
sites and cash tor car or car dn, and
rent buys home. AID 10000. --27
ste csii Adams aosSs7 iii.:rl VS p n m
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CARE. MAMIE '. on Tuesday, january
MAMIE NV = Carr A E% of issS r aHsP's a.
NV. beloved wife OF the late James
Bruce Carr and sister Of Mrs. Elsie B.
koiner. Mrs. Mildred B, Perkins and
Cornelius c. Bean Friends are In
vited to call at the aome OF Mrs. Olive
Z: Carr. sos Reading ave. Rockville,
Nd. Services on Friday. fannary 81 al
u m. at Christ Episcopal c. utch.
Rockville, Nd Interment Rockville
Union Cemetery 20
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BooRDE. OLIVER G, On Monday, Jan.

nary 81. 1855. Oliver G. "ooRDE Of
4116 S Both St. Arlinston. Va, be-
loved husband OF Gladys 3oorde. father
of Oliver H. and Thomas Boorde, son
brother OF Mrs elizabeth B. Cojan.
Myrtle R., Thomas E., jr. and Eusene
e Boorde. Services at the S H Hines
Co, Funeral Home, 2a01 4th ST. NV,
on Thursday. January 20. at 10 am
parking facilities Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery ob
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uary %, 1883, at Freedmen's Hospital.
WINNIE EDWARDS, loving wife OF
John Edwards Also surviving are
tno nephsHS, one 9ieGe Sae n9sI o.
pm. Wednesday. January Is. friends
may call at the johnson g. jenkins
Funeral Home. 1902 18th St NV
Funeral on Thursday, January 20
at pm. from the Salem Baptist
Church N ST.. between 9th and 10th
sts NV, Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry
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and Boyer, st. Louis. Ii: Post. Cincin.
natl and Musial. 81 Louis. Ia.
TRIPLES Bruton and Aaron. Nil
waukee and MAYS, New York 5 O'Con.
neil HOME MiI%aRTes anf msiS chcasa
KluSZeWSki Cicinnati and BOYER St
Louis. "a. Srider BROOKLYN 10, Robin
son Cincinnati, IS
STOLEN BASES-Mays New York 5
Gillian BROOKLYN and Moon, St Louis
-. Temple, Cincinnati. and White. New
York
PITCHING biased on 9 decisions =
Lawrence Cincinnati. 10. LOCO. Craig
Brooklyn 81 500 Labine and Rush
Chicago ~. 200. Bull. Milwaukee. 81
69!
Hsddix Philadelphia, and Mlzell. s.
Louis So Roberts Philadelphia. so
NuXhall Cincinnati 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-05
LEADERS
BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING

BATTING biased on I75 at BATS
Mantle, New York 81 Maxwell,
Detroit, 300; Kuenn, Detroit .33S,
Skowron, New York, 80; Kell, Balti-
more, $40.
RuNS-Mantle, New York go. Yost,
WASHINGTON. 81; Lopez, Kansas City.
- Fox Chicago, and Sievers. Wash
inston. 81.
runs BATTED IN-Mantle, New York
II; Wertz Cleveland, %. simpson
kansas City ~; Lemon, washington
80; Sievers, Washington, So
son, Kansas City. and Runnels, WASH
ington. 50; Lemon, Washington, 81;
Fox, Chicago. 81
DOUBLES-Piersall. Boston, Is, Kuenn
Detroit, IL. Vernon. Boston, and
TRIPLES-SimpSon. Kansas City. s.
RunnolS and Lemon Washington. +;
Jensen, Boston, and Fox and Minoso
Chicago. )
HOME RUNS Mantle, New York, 90
Wertz Cleveland. and Berra. New
YORK. is; Sievers, Washington. -;
Maxwell. Detroit, ana Bauer. New
STOLEN BASES -Francona. Baltimore
and Rivera; Chicago. : Jensen, Bos-
ton, ana Kuenn, Detroit, : Ayila
and BIsby Cleveland, D,
PITCHING biased on, decisions =
want, New YORK. - rs. Brewer
Boston lo-3 769; Wilson Chicago
III, .'3a, Kucks, New York, 1914
IA
STRIKEOUTS- Score. Cleveland, ia;
Pierce, Chicago. a3; PaScual Wash
ington, ~ WYNN, Cleveland, IS; Foy-
tack, Detroit II.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased OH l75 at bats
Barley Cincinnati B3l BOYER st
Louis 80 Robinson Cincinnati 3l6
Aaron Milwaukee, BIZ Moon. St
Louis 3l3
RUNS Bower st. Louis. 81: Robin.
son Cincinnati, 81; Snider Brooklyn
81 Gillian. Brooklyn. 40; Banks. Chi
cago -
RUNS BATTED IN-Boyer. St Louis
Cincinnati ~: Banks, Chicaso and
Long Pittsburgh, As
HITS--Boyer ST. Louis 90: Ashburn
Philadelphia 90; Musial ST Louis So
Temple, Cincinnati So Bell. Cincinnati
and Aaron. Milwaukee 81
OUBIES-Lopata. Philadelphia %,
Furillo, Brooklyn. Il; Bell Cincinnati
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-05
Columbia Girls Take
Two Games in EImiru

The Columbia Girls Club soft
ball team is en- route home after
sweeping all five games in its
annual invasion of Canada and
Western New York.
Columbia concluded its tour
last night by taking a double
header from the Elmira Comets
in Elmira. N. Y, 14-0 and 1872.
A one-hitter by Jean Fielder and
"a three-hitter by Mildred Wom-
'ersley shackled the Comets. Betty
FRY had two homers, a triple
and a single for the day while
other homers we're hit by Dawn
Shenk and Ann Herndon,
The Columbus play Virginia
Dairy of Richmond here Sunday.
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West Virginia Plays
CIV, Virqiniu in 81

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w. Va, July 5 (P).-WeSt Vir-
ginia University's 10-game 1857
football schedule has been an
nounced by Robert N. (Red)
Brown, the athletic director.
The five home, five away game
schedule includes a new oppor-
ent, Boston University, which
the Southern Conference cham
pions haven't met since l949.
1t does not include two new OPP
ponents the West Virginians
will meet this fall-Texas and
the University of Miami.
Also removed from the 1857
schedule are Virginia Military
and Furman.
The 1857 schedule:
September 81, Virginia; IS, Virginia
Tech
october >, Richmond IL. at Boston;
IS. at George Washington night, 20,
William & Mary.
November >, at Penn state; 9, at
Pitt 10, Wake Forest at Winston Salem,
n. c. %. Syracuse.
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CARDINALS. 81: BRAVES, as
FIRST CANT

Totals 357 Totals 32sa7lo
Flied out for Dickson in IN.
FLIED out tof Rice In 9th.
iGrounded out for jolly in eth
4Linec out for Johnson in 9th
81 Louis 600 100 5n0--R
NJ lVaukee O0l U3u OOO-i
+ Runs B lssingame. Dark Bower Moon
.Repulski Lockman. O'Connell LOGAN
Mathews Aaron Errors-Dark Bower
.Coniey Runs batted in-Bover Bias
ingame t"1. Dark ~ Musial Logan
Aaron Two-hase hits RepulSki Iogan
Aaron Three base hits-Dark O'Con-
mel Hone run Bower Double nlays--
Dickson 10 Dark and Musial: O'Connell
TO oean 10 Adock LEFT or bases-st
Lou's. 8 Milwaukee Bases on balls
Of Dickson. Of Schmidt of Con
ley OF Phillips ! Struck out-Bv
Dc;son ! BY schmidt I BY conlev 3
llits- on Dickson 6 in innings Of
Schmidt q in innings. on Conlev Z
On Phillips q IN o inning pitched to ="
" sthl.. of Johnson In innings
Runs and carneo runs-Of Dickson 40
on Schmidt 40 m Conlev 81. Of
Jolly 90; OF Phillips O-n on Johnson
90 H. ~ nitcher Rv Dickeon tThom-
son winning pitcher Dickson CR-1)
Losing pitcher Conlcy 80 Time . /
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National League
Gains Boost July a
Attendance Mark
BY The Associated Press

Major league baseball attend
ance yesterday showed an in
crease of rs over July 4 of last
year, largely because National
League fans turned out in great
er numbers.
The four National League
double-headers drew 116,463
fans, compared to 103,316 last
year, for an increase of 13,147
BY contrast, the American Lea
que turnstiles clicked only a.
007 times for a decrease of 49,
OIL. Total attendance last year
was 1913.
The total attendance yester-
day was 2l0,470. A year ago il
was 210,394.
The breakdown:
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Runner Is Scholar

Dartmouth Track Coach Ellie
Moves doesn't have to worry
about the scholastic standing of
his 600-yard runner Paul S.
Berry. The athlete was named
to Phi Beta Kappa.
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PhiIudeIphion Wins
Tukomu Park Run

Bob Chambers. representing
the Shanahan Club Of Phila-
delphia, won the annual l0-mile
distance run yesterday at Tako-
ma Park. His time was So 40.
Jack Barry, defending cham
ri ii. also from Philadelphia. was
a. ond and Ted Futio of New
York third. Chambers went
into a lead after six miles and
Was never headed Twenty OF
the 70 starters finished.
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Totals 36l1.7I2 Totals 81

Runs-Bsnks, Moryn. King. Irwin, Post
ror-PO,t Runs batted in-Baker. Mo-
ryn, KluS1eWSki 80. Temple. Mcmillan
Hoax. Fondy, Banks. Two-base hitS-Post
Mcmillan Home runs MOryn Banks,
nee fy-Fondy Double plaVs-BankS to
Baker 10 Fondy GrammaS to Temple
10 kms2ewski. Left on baseS-Chcago.
$ cincinnati. , Bases on ballS--On
Rush, of Fowler. 3: of LoWn, !.
Struck out-By Rush ! by Fowler, u
BY Hughes. T. BY Lown. | Hits-ofi
Rush in Is INNINGS; of Hughes. Q IN
I. Innings of Fowler / in innings
inning of LoWu. in ! innings. Runs
and earned runs-Or Rush, A. II
Hughes 80; off Fowler "a. Of Free
man 90: OIL Lovn. 90. Winulne pitcher
HuPhes - Losing pltcher-FoWer
.C5-Sl. Time-2:ll
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SECOND CANE
Totals asae4l4 Totals aa 1n "a

Tripled for Miller in 5th
. Grounded ont for Miller in tn.
3 Grounded out for Negrsy in 9th
Philadelphia 600 13n on0-4 . =
Pittsburgh 500 200 OOx-S 10 .
Runs - Ashburn Ennis. Seminick
Greengrass Virdon ~ Groat '@l
Walls Thomas Clemente Long Errors
Blsvlock co. Thomas OBrien Runs
hated in Walls 90 Munger - Viz
dor. Ennis ~ Greeneraes Ashhurn
Tvo-base hlts-Baylock Valo Three
base hit--Greengrass Home run-Ennis
Double Dlavs-Shepard 10 Cole. Hammer
10 Blaylock Grost to J O'Brien TO Long
L LEI. on, 6 s Phiadi,slphtsr . ,Pitts-
Struck out-Bv Miller 4 b. Ne
srsv L BY Munger .: BY Face ! Hits
OF Miller. in innings Of r
Miller I in . innings of Npgray. ! ir
innings of Munger : IN 42l innings
of Face in A. innings Runs anc
earned runs-oH s Miller So, Of r
Miller, 90. of Negrav 90. OF Nun.
ger. az of Face 90 wild ritch-s
Miller Winning pitcher-Face e6-4l
Losing pitcher-S Miller 40. Time
."tl2 Attendance-16.O1f
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ON Y Nv 4 Y ~
q Walked Tor Kat In Sth
. Papnrd up for Mcdaniel in S'h
~ ou4e 600 auH dui II
NifDapkeo 600 400 33N q
RUNS DafF LOGAN Mathews Aaron
CuEaptun Adcucf Bruton Erro,
tathcNs Run, hated N Brutor CO.
RE Aaron g.! Two base hits Re
pu1eEi BrutOn Home run Aaron Sac
III e. ocan Double ulay Dark TO
Baslneame to Musiai Left on bases
81 Louis Milwaukee ~ Bases on
il lls of Mcdaniel . Of Wehmcier
or Buhi 4 Struck out BY Mcdaniel
h rs Wehmcicr f by Bull . Hits
or Mcdaniel IN innings on Web
runs on NcDaniel ~ OF Wehneitr
3-3 Of Buhl 10 HI hv pitcher By
Wehmeier LOGAN Wild uitch--Buh
R2iB nitnr b Ml9hnins mdpspns ot.s1l
ITime-2 OF Attendanee-36 BOB
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
Rx The Associated Press

14G Oakland outpo!nted Joe MlceN, l49.
New York rt0l
PORT ARTHUR. Tex Paul Jorgen-
sen 1926. Port Arthur outpointed Jackie
B lair, l3l Dallas 40.
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Totals A. 0X3" ~ Totals 70 ~ 33 -
Two out when winning run scored.
/ Sinsled for Bauer in 9th.
= Ran for Noren in 9th.
3 Hit by pitch for Carey in 9th
Grounded into double play for kucks
) Hit into force play for siebern in
+ Reached on error for O'clock in 9th.
Ran for Gernert in 9th
New York "O0 400 OO4 0n--h
Boston 0U3 600 3ul Oil
Runs-Martin -. Siebcrn Collins
Carroll McDcueald Goodman. Klaus
Williams. Buddin 60, Nixon CO. Errors
Goodman Carey, Coleman. Runs bat
ted in--Berra, Collins. Skowron. Martin
~. Nixon Vernon, Williams CD. Jen-
Bauer Home runs-Wilhams. Martin.
bic playS-KuckS to McDougald 10 Mar
tin 70 Collins Buddin to Vernon. Left
on bases-New York, :: Boston, |
Bases on balls--Of KuckS, ! of Nor
San. of Byrnc of Sturdivant !;
of lXon Struck out-BV Sturdi-
want - b, Nixon 3 Hits-Of Kucks
in : innings of Byrne q in Is in.
nlnE off Morgan in q inning faced
! batter in 9thl; of Sturdivant. in
. innings of Nixon, in : innings
faced : battcrS IN 9TH, of D|lock
Runs and earned runs-Of Kucks. 30
lock II of Kielv 40 Hit by pitcher
BY KucEs Vernon: by O'clock (SkoW-
ron WinnnG pitcher-Kiely a..
LosinE, pitcher-sturdivant G-@l. Time
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SECOND GAME
rots, 34a275 Totals 4e71;
Flied out for Mas in 9Th.
. Struck out for Mssterson in sth

. Struck out for Masterson IN eth
Cleveland wv ~ unnnn
Detroit - u"o WV l"'-i
Strickland Woodling. Rosen
Boone Runs batted in-Smith 90 car
rasouel futile Two base hitS-Rosen
smith Sacrifice Carrasaue! Double
n'avs-Bolline N Ruenn to Toreeson
I III IN bases-Clevelaud. s. Detroit.
Bases on balls-Oh WYNN. Of Mas
\ struck out-By WYNN 8 by Mas, 4
~ Aber Hits-Of Mas, in IN;
nines of Mssterson in innings on
Amer in innina Runs and earned
rnns-of wynn ii Of Mas, a.; Of
Nastprson %: Of Aber 90. Winnina
pitcher-Wvnn ta-A losing pitcher-
Nass C0-5) Time-2to5t Attendance
33l51
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MINOR LEAGUES
Nv the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Hy the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
san Francisco. g.; Sacramento
Seattle. q. Vancouver So
Portland %; HOLLYWOOD -
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Buffalo. 30 Montreal 80
Toronto. 6-3 Rochester o..
Ricbmond - Miami. 10
Havana 80 Columbus, a..
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
indianspois 81 Charleston o-5
MINNEAPOLIS. iO-5. 81 Pau %.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Memphis. So; Nev orleans. ~. j..
Chattanooaa. - Birmingham 0--3
Little Rock -. Mobile ID
Atlanta, \ Nashville 2
TEXAS LEAGUE
Shreveport, -: Oklahoma City
Dallas. l3-5 Austin. I'll,
Tulsa. SIS: Houston -
Port worth a-g San Antonio OIL
EASTERN LEAGUE
John,toWn 4--6 Albany, - 10
Readins 9-6: syracuse -
tOther sames postponed
WESTERN LEAGUE
Pueblo. 1910: Colorado Springs
Amarillo. li-4; Albuquerque ~
Des Moines 6--6, Sioux CITY 10
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Columbia II. Knoxville 4.
AUGUSTA, D Savannah
Macon 2. Jacksonville 4
Charlotte. Columbus. 2.
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Runs Power. Zerniai, Rivera. FOX
tri Lopez. opposite Runs batted in
LCllar e., Dolby. Dropo. Rivera Skizas
90. Two-ba hlts-Finiean Power, Lol-
lar Sscriflces-P Pierce Fox opposite Sac
Aparcio to Dropo. Dropo CunaSSiSted
Left on baseS-KanSas City. g. Chicago
li Bases on balls-Of Pierce, 3. off
McMahan .; of Lasorda, ;: off Crimina
l. Struck out-Bv Pierce. : BY LaSorda
= HitS-Of McMahan. " in u inning.
of LaSorda, 3 in 5aa lnninss; of Grim
ian 3 in innings Runs ana earned
runs-Oh McMahan. 81; of Lasords
~ of Crimian IL off Pierce 80
Hit by ptcher-Bv LaSorda Espisotol
Wild pitch -Iasords Winning pitcher
Pierce ol3-") Losing pitcher-Alc-
Mahsn t0-2J. Time IS.
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Kansas City
IChicsgo

Runs-Pover. sauEhter Sklzas. Rivera,
lFoX ErrorS-Aparicio Lolar Simpson.
Kellner Lopez. Runs bstted in Skzas
simpson. Lopez Lollar Sacrifces--Fini-
Ran Skizas Double play-Power lun-
assisted Left OIL baseS-Kansas CITY
III; Chicaeo Bases on balls-Oh
Stalev / of Kellner of Howell l.
on Ditmar of Shsntz / of Iepalme
X Struck out--By Stalev .; by Kellner,
OF Staley Is IN ) innings OF Howell .
in > innings: of Keilner in 4 innings
4 faced . men in 9Th of Dltmar . in "a
innings off Shantz in - innings.
of Lapalme, l IN > inningS. Runs ard
earned runS--Of Staley, 81 of
Howell 90 Oft Kellner "-l Of Dtmar
Winning pitcher KeIlner I6-3l Losing
! pitcher Stsley t3-D. Time-@:9S. At
I tendanCe-lS $50
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DODGERS, 1876; GIANTS. FL
FIRST GAME


1Fouled out for Littlefeld in 6th.
Flied out for ConSt able IN SIN.
3Singled for NeNcombe in 9th
BROOKLYN ~, ~l3 321-l5
New York 600 600 600 >
Runs-Glliam C3). Reese. Sn!der go.
Jackson go, Hodges Robinson Furillo
Campanella Newcombe Lennon Spencer
Errors-Lennon Reese White Runs
batted -Newcombe t2l, Jackson 60,
Hodges ~ Campanella Snlder r!l
Furllo -, Neal BreSsoud 90 Two base
hits-Furillo C2D Hodges Jackson
Three-base hit--Snider Home runs
Campanella. Snider. Stolen bases-Gil-
liam Reese Sacrifice Hodges Double
play-Reese to Robinson to Hodges Left
on bases Brooklyn ! q, New YORK
Bases on balls OF Newcombe off
Gomez, 3; of Ridzik .; of Constable,
Struck Cut-Bv NeWcombc > BY Roe
buck | by Gomez of Rtd2ik. Hits
OF NeWcombe. > in $ innings, of Roe
buck q in ! inning of Come " in ,
innings of Ridzk 3 in ! p innings; of
littleiield y in nnine; Of Constable
in > innings of Mccall =" in inning.
Runs and earned runs Of Newconbe
-; of Poebucs 0-0 of Gore 80.
RjdziI a. of Litilehed 90, Of Con-
abe - uF Mccall u lit by
ritcher - Rid2ik tJaCkeonl Winning
nitcher-N eWcowbe lu-5D 10 ing pitch
cr-Gomez 4Sl Time--3ld.
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Blaylock. Lopata Valo 90 Wiz.
don. Grost Errors-Walls Blaylock
Clemente, Jones Kline Runs batted in
Blaylock Valo 30 Walls 90 Two base
hits-Groat Cole Three base hit-Walls
Home runs-Blaylock Valo 90 Double
.llayS-Ha ddiX TO Kazanski to Blaylock
Hammer TO Kazsnski TO Blaylock Left
on bases-By Philadelphia ! & BY Pitts
Struck out-Bv Haddix s hy Kline 3
Hits-Of Kline II in :: of Face 4 In
>. Runs and earned runS-Off Kline
AZ of Face, IL; of Haddix - Win.
nlnr pitCher-Hadd!X t6-3l LoSius
pitcher-KlinP (6-9D. Time-240. At.
/ tendanCe-I601 6
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YESTERDAYS MAJOR LEAGUE SCORES
RED sox, "a; YANKEES, 50 WHITE sox, 81; As %
Totals 8e624Ie Totals 70 So .

| Singled for Ginsberg IN 9th
= Struck ont for Lasorda in eth
3 Lined into oouble play for Demses
tri
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SECOND GAME
Totals 359947 Totals 80 y
/ Popped out for Jones in eth.

leWskl ~ Robinson Errors None
Runs batted Kine t31. Kluszewski
a, Robinson Two base hit-Bell Home
runs -Kmc -. KluSlewski 80 Robin
son stolen base-BsnkS Sacrifce- Ten
pie Double playS-Baker TO Banks &c
Fondy Temple to Mcmillan to Klus-
zewski Lett on bases-Chicago.- ); Gin
cinnati. .. Bases on ball-Of Jones.
of Hu2heS, . Struck out-By Jones
by Hughes 4 by awrcnce d Hils-Of
Jores in 6: of Hughes 2 in . Run.
and earned runS-Of Jones ~ of
HUGHES go: of Lawrence, 81 Wlnniu7
pitcher-Iawrence til-0). Losing pitcher
Jones 4-1. Time-2:0l Attend,
ance-19,O"5
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INDIANS. So; TIGERS, Al
FIRST GAME
Totals 81 So Totals 80 e27l,

~
Ran for Boone in 9th
Pan for Phillips IN 9th
Singled for Foytack in 9th.
Cleveland 600 OOl n32-s
Detroit 600 OOl On3-4
Runs-St ricklard Woodling t"l.
smith. Wertz Score Boiling, Kallne,
Small Torgesor Errors-Rosen, Phil
iins Runs bstted Woooling Wertz
a. Smith C2i. Kaline. Phillips Ken
nedy - Two.base hits-Wood !ins
Home run-Wertz Sacrifice-Fovtack
Double pIays-Cssrrasonlel 70 Ya strie &
Phillips Left on bsses-Cleveland ::
Detroit. Bases on ballSmof IS scos seo-a
s nv Fovtack Hits-Of Score, 6 in
So innings Mclish Q N timing Run IN,
and earned runs-Of Score. ID ot
McItsh 90 of Fovtack. 6-5 Wild
pitch-Foytack Winning pitcher,
Score ls-5i Losing pitCher-Fovtsck
CS-sl Time-2:3s. Attendance-30.0 900
ESTIMATED.