davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04
'SPARTAKIAD,' OR SOMETHING,
DRAWS 7O3, 900 RUSSIANS

MOSCOW. Aug tP1.-More than 100000 Russians
will be hand tomorrow to something called
"Spartakiad"
The ticket holders who paid up to 81 each know they
are going TO some sort of athletic competition.
But they're not quite just what it will be.
One is that there will be 000-meter race and
javelin competition to determine who will represent
Russia in these events at the Olympic Games
Another is that there will be a6 000-meer race
game and gymnastics
It's like selling out the Yankee Stadium to people who
anxious to sporting event they'll settle for
anything from archery to parches
Whatever the program is it will be stupeNdous show
it It's called the Peoples Sports Display of the
Nations of the Unions of Soviet SocalStic Republics and
for all ntentS and purposes might be called the Olympic
tryoutS
There will be nearly 10000 athletes and 1000 referees
and umpires in the games which will be held in the
Lenin Stadium
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04
Mat Seats on Sale
Monday at Stadium

Promoter Vince Mcmahon an
nounced today that 10000 gem
eral admission seats will 20 on
sale at Griffith Stadium at 10
am. Monday for the wrestling
snow that night at the ball park.
The Capitol Arena box Office
meanwhile will be open to s pm.
today and from 10 am. TO 6
pm. tomorrow. The s.45 pm.
show will feature Antonio Rocca
and Karl Won Hess in a match
70 be refereed by Jersey Joe
Walcott.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04
GIenmor Post Nine Takes
Role as Legion Fovorite

Sharptown and Glenmar are
the double winners. surprisingly.
That makes today'S schedule
read: Glenmar VS.. SharptoWn at
10 am, Westport VS.. My Mary
land at pm, and the Glen
mar-SharptoWn loser VS.. the
Westport-My Maryland winner
at 4 pm. The final round will
begin at l pm. Sunday at the
university.
The ace of the Westport pitch
ing staff, Lefthander Lee Mason.
actually was outpitched by Walt
Trollinger of My Maryland in
the morning game at Greenbelt.
But My Maryland committed
four errors, two in the disastrous
third inning when Westport got
two of its three hits and all its
runs.
FIRST ROUND
NY NY Maryland 0l0 0lO 000-2 : 4
g
berry. "''N -'e
Fart Cumberland 0Q0 i03 n0O---i 10 I
Olenmar l0t 600 Q0x-5
She9he "a: Woods and Blevins
Sharptown 0OO O00 3oiI 4 .
Smith and Garrett; Grifith and Elliott
SECOND ROUND
rreQericE - 003 0i0 100 3 Q =
Ny MARYLAND 900 O02 73x-II (
MOSS, Lips ca and Garrett; Peter
GGl sl $685. 600 400 300-6l2 3
Ey and Blevins; Gray. Mcintyre al
4nn New berry Home runs; Glenmar-
DiDomenico. 9TH. i on: Rhodes. eth.
Sharptown OIL Oo0 1n2-eto n
Williams. Griffith (sl and Mitchell
Eliott ~ Winters, Payne al. lines lei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04
McNair andNeff
Meet in Final

MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK,
Md, Aug. 4 (R.-The Washing
ton, D. c., area supplies all the
contestants in two finals and a
Semifinal match today in the
Western Maryland tennis cham
pionships.
Fred McNair and Phil Neff.
both of Washington, qualified
for the mems singles final yes
terday while Charlotte Decker
of Washington and Nancy Corse
of Bethesda, Md, made it into
the women's singles final.
A mems doubles semifinal pit
ting Alex Kettles and Henry Bar
clay against Buddy Adair and
Doyle Royal will find final OPP
position for Henry Foss and
John Harris, all of Washington.
The womens doubles enters
the Semifinal round today. Kettles
and Charles Brooke of Baltimore
won the only final played yes
terday. in veterans doubles, as
they defeated Asa Maness of
Charleston, w. Va, and Herb
Stansburg. Beckley. w. Va, 6-1,
Go.
Other results yesterday:
MEMS SINGLES = Quarter finals> i:
EIea H MSHs WSa,iinSTo1 defeated
e., 3-6, 81; Doyle ROYAL. Washing
ton, defeated Larry Middlecamp. College
Park, Md g., "a; Phil Neff, Wash
ton. Ga. "a; Alex KeiIes, Washins-
ton defeated Frank Hartz Richmond,
Nair defeated Royal. 90, d.: Neff
WoMENs siNGLEs-icuarter finals,
Charlotte Decker, Washington. defeated
Snookie Woods Wheeling W va, 6-I +,
IT,. Pat Reeves, Wheeling defeated
Mary Ewing. Wheeling, defeated viz
ssiniss Bets Ions Beach. Calf. Sc.
Reeves Rev eoselmiffnajs' DeekeT defeated
MEMS DOUBLES " (ouarter-hnals, !:
MAcNair and Earle Brown, Washington,
defeated Joseph RAIDER. and Baine Per-
VIZ Ia GnarIeston,, ". Va. 60. ell:
ION. defeated Middlecamp and Bob
Burgess. COLLEGE Park, 6-3, f--3; Rabbi
Adair and Royal, WASHINGTON. defeated
Hartz and Ralph WHITAKER. Richmond,
WASHINGTON. defeated Ron Ryan and
Bill Cruise. Wheeling. &C.. 81; Kelies
and Barclay defeated Nef and John
Sloat Washington, 6-3, %, Sd
McNair and Brown, 6-3, Id. a.
WOMEN'S DOUBLES-Ouarter-h nalsl .
Decker and Corse defeated Dorothy Rose,
Wlnber' Pa, and Dorothy Kott, WASH
Ellen Burt, Wheeling, w. va. defeated
Tommy Parran and Peggy Wheelock,
Baltimore. by default. Catherine O'Brieri
ana Anna Whitaker Wheeling. defeated
Of Barrinatnn. III e Ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04
BASEBALL
Continued From Page A-1O

Continued From Page A-1O
double made it 30 in the ninth.
Then the Pirates nicked Warren
SPAIN for singles by Bill Virdon
and Dick Cole. added walk from
reliefer Dave jolly and sewed it
on Dick Groat'S two-run single.
Vern Law won his fourth in 16
decisions.
Curt Simmons, no longer a
sore-arm case, scattered 10 Gin
cinnati hits. losing his Shutout
on three unearned runs in the
eighth. 1t was his eighth victory
and fifth in a row. Four runs in
the third. capped by Willie Jones
two-run triple. won for the Phils,
handing Brooks Lawrence his
third defeat.
Rush Hurls ShutOut
Foster Castleman hit two of
the Giants four home runs be-
hind Jim Hearn's five-hitter in
the opener (Hearn's first COM
plete game since May u. but
Bob Rush BANKED them with a
four-hitter in the nightcap for
his 10th victory. The Cubs were
shut out on two hits before SOUTH
paw Dick Littlefield was lifted for
a pinch-hitter in the eighth. then
tagged Marv Grissom for Jim
Kings triple, Don Hoak's sacri-
flee fly and Dee Fondy's home run
in the ninth.
Charley Maxwell hit his 2lst
home run and three singles in
the Tiger assault. with a five-run
fourth mailing down Billy Hoeft's
18th victory. Bill Skowron
homered for the Yankees, who
lost starter Whitley Ford when he
was struck, on the pitching hand
by a first-inning line drive.
Yangee outfielder Bob Cerv also
was injured, bruising his right
knee when he crashed into the
left field screen. Rip Coleman
lost it in relief.
X-rays today showed that both
Ford and Cerv escaped serious
injury and were bruised only.
Mel (No-Hit) .Parnell gave the
Indians just four hits and their
run was, unearned. Jackie Jen-
sen and Milt Boiling each drove
in two runs as the Red Sox
scored five in the fifth to beat
Mike Garcia.
The White Sox scored IL in the
first inning and Pierce coasted
to his 18th straight over cile
Orioles, giving only four hits
after Gus Triandos banged a
one-on homer in Baltimore's
three-run first. Billy Loes lost
it. Minnie Minoso and Les Moss
socked White Sox homers good
for five runs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04
Two Horse Shows
Set for Week End

The horse show schedule this
week end lists the My Laws
Manor at Monkton. Md, today
and the Bull Run Hunt Show
near Manassas, Va, tomorrow.
The My Lady's Manor was
scheduled to get underway at
$3.50 am. with the best Mary
land horses competing in the
day-long activities. The Bull
Run Hunt Show will be held on
the Portner estate on Route 20
outside Manassas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04
TIGERS, 10; YANKEES. 4
Totals 33 s - IL Totals 80 IS 27H
! Struck out for Morean in 9Th.
g0r

l Struck out for Morean in 5th.
Ran for Kuenn in sth
New York ------ 600 2o2 600 4
Detroit iOI ba0 0Cy--1n
Runs-Cerv, Berra. Mantle. Showroom,
kuenn t2). Toreeson. Maxwell (3l, Ka-
line '2l, Boone, Hoeft Errors-Berre,
Bauer t2l, Kaline (3). Maxwell, Bol:
ling 80, Tuttle. Two-base hits-Hunter,
Berra. Boiling Home runs-Skowron.
Maxwell. Stolen base--Bolling. sacri.
hce--Tuttle. Sacrifice fiv-Tuttle double
piays-Hunter TO Showron, G Coleman
to Hunter &c Skowron. Hunter to Cole
man to Skowron. Boone to Torgesor.
Left on bases--New York. 3: Detroit,
Is; Bases on balls-oh Ford, I Of r,
Coleman, 4, or Norren. I nf @McDef-
mott. 5: of Hoeft, 3 Struck out-By
Hoeit. .; Hits-On Ford 8 in ~ in.
nings, of R.. Coleman. In 2 innings;
OF Morean. , in q inning; of McDer.
mott. 5 in 4 innings Runs and earned
fTuns.9f Ford: IL of R. Coleman.
BE-, of Hoeft, "A Winning pitcher
hoeit tl3-Sli Losing pitcher-R. Cole.
man t3-3). Time So. Attendance
43,47S - - /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04
Moore, Croker Play
For AT Net Title

Col. Fred Moore and Col.
George Croker, both stationed
at the Pentagon. were to meet
this morning at Boiling Air
Force Base for the senior sim
giles championship of the North
east Air Force tournament.
Moore and Croker teamed yes
terday to win the senior dou-
bles title from Mai. Henry Palm
er and Mai. AL Herzenberg
ARDC in Baltimore, As. as.
60.
The open singles final was
scheduled to get underway at
$3.50 am. today with George
'EwenS of Westover ALB meet
ing George Turner of Otis AFB.
Ewens and John Buell. meet
Turner and Bob Ewing in the
doubles final this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04
Mrs. lesson Low Net
In WGCC TOURNEY

Mrs. K. T. lesson won net
honors in the Washington Golf
and Country Clubs medal play
tournament yesterday with a
i0i-23-78.
Mrs. c. r. Miles was second
low net with s6-l7-7s and Mrs
c. A. olmstesd third with o.
1851
Mrs. A. O. Simmons posted an
80 70 score in the low gross
event. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04
MINOR LEAGUES
BY the Associated Press

by Lne Ahsoclated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
cortland 4-ooi5: Sacramento. la.
seattle. 80. San DIEGO. I--B
Los Angeles. San Francisco, 9.
vancouver y Hollywood.
NTEkNATI0NAL LEAGUE
Havana BIS Buffalo. %,
ssfGsbhester' z Mani Mani. I
AMERICAN association
81 Paul Id Louisville o.
charleston. 5--9i Minneapolis. "a
Denver Id. Indianapolis. O--e.
80, TExAs HAGUE
Tulsa. =. Dallas III lnninRsl
san Antonio s Houston. 2
Oklahoma City . Port Worth. 4
souTHfaRSS' s aessociA1,ox
Cnattanoosa. ll--e. Mon Eomsry
New orleans 81 Atlantis. o.
Memphis ! NASHVILLE o
EAsTtRN ITSGrf
READING willismspoft : III In
s sy,.,a. . sfhsass,.dy j.
wEsIERS IIsGrI
b, Msissss. c coiefseo sprinn o
amarillo TO- Topeka
soIIH ATLiNIiC LEAGUE
5arhnnah g. Columbus z
Charlotte. ? Auaufta .
COLUMBIA 3 Macon
kaoEvilis a. Jaeksonvilis. postpousd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04
RED SoX, 7; INDIANS, /
Totals 35927Is Totals ao427o

Ran for Vernon In 9th.
Flied out for Strickland in eth.
3 Struck Nout for Mossl in eth.
4 Ran for WertZ in Sth
> Flied out for McLish in 9th.
Boston 0l0 $50 010-7
Cleveland 600 100 000-l
Runs-Goodman (2), Klaus. Vernon t2),
Jensen Piersall. Colavito. Errors--Par:
nell, Buddin. Hogan. Vernon. Runs batted
in-White 90. Jensen t2). Buddin CT.
Klaus. Hogan, TWo-base hitS-White. Av-
lila, Double plays Buddin to Goodman to
Vernon: Parnel to Buddin to Vernon;
Wertz y Carresuuel to- Wert2. Left on
bases--B Boston, 81 Cleveland. s Bases on
balls-Off Parneil, 6: of Garcia s. OH
Hontteman, I {; of Mossi, .. Struck out
BY Garcia. by Mossi, | F: by McLish 1.
Hits-Off Garcia, ) in rs innings: OF
Houtteman, | in u inning; of MoSsi
n innings: of, MeLish. 3 in . innines.
Of Garcia H eI s: Of Houttem rslne 90 on
Mossi. 90: of McLish. IL Wild pitch
----MeLish Winning pitcher-Parnell
lD-2). Losing pitcher-Garcia (7-10).
Time-2:35 Attendance--lS,S5S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04
BOYS BASEBALL

FAIRFAX RECREATION LEaGUE
Cen,erviiie. . Fairfax. %
Mclean 2 Annandaie
LITTLE LEAGUE TOURNAMENT
Va. District 3 Championship
Fails Church Fedora ]. spfinr
MONTGOMERY COUNTY Bra
Midsst Tournsment
Takoma Tissrs, - oseraert Twin.
Paeke,ts Phafmaey. q. Be,hssda
Metropolitan Homes, 3. SILVER sprint
Lions. q
3, Bsrnads;ssL Q; Potisrs cisansy,.
'a'' ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04
Wins WDON Trophy

The WIDOW Trophy is in the
possession of Mrs. R. D. Watson,
who shot 79-11-68 yesterday at
Manor to win the tournament
net figuring. Mrs. w. Edman
was second with 86-16-70, and
Mrs. K. Diggs shot 80 for the
gross prize.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04

Runs-Garner (2l. Bauroth. Webb a..
Buschling co. Valentine 81, Barbara
t3l Wesley, Collier t2). Dietrich. Err
rors-McCarron C3l. Steen. Barbaza,
Dletrlch. Melito. Runs batted in--Pope.
Garner. Wesley. Collier, Webb, Buschling
-. Two-base hits-Webb Dietrich,
Three-base hit-Buschling Sacrifices
Wesley: Pore. Stolen bases-Bauroth.
Valentine, Webb Wesley. Collier Double
plays-Weslev to Webb to Buschling
Webb to Bauroth to BuSchling 90,
Schrieber to McCarron to Ashton Steen
to McCarron. Wild pitch--Fest Passed
ball-Schefel Bases on balls-Of Yed-
hall. 3; of Kappel. / of Fest. /: of
Pope, ?. Struck out---By Kappel =: by
Pope, D. Winning pitcher-Pope. Losing
Ditcher-Fest.
New York - 420 1903 cola 10 3
Detroit 003 600 Oo0-
Loberto. s. Fiorello q and Slsttery.
hAsoglia t3l and G1ida 49,; Don Smith,
Smith ts)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04
Louis - 123 600 600 OO3-11
)oklyn 0oO OOI 400 non 9


Runs-Dark. Musial, Boyer. Moon (3),
Lockman. Repulski, Cooper (2), Pohol-
sky. Reese. Snider t2), Furillo. Robin.
son. Hodges go. Errors-Reese. Musial
Runs batted in-Moon co., Cooper (4),
Musial, campanella t2l, Poholsky. Lock-
man. Jackson, Robinson go. Hodges tol.
Two-base hit-Musial. Three-base hits
Moon. Dark. Home runs-Cooper
HODGES. enthusiastically Lockman
Sacrifice flies-Musial Lockman. Double
play--Dark to Musial: Poholsky to Dark
to Musial; Boyer to Blasingame to MI.
sial. Left on bases-St. Louis. S: Brook
lyn. IA. Bases on bslls--Of Poholsky. 8;
on Jackson. 2: of Collum, 2: of Craig
=; on Lehman. /; of Labine, .. Struck
out-By Poholsky 4: by jackson. / by
Collum, 4; by Craig, 2; by Bessent. 3;
by Labine, 2. Hits-On Poholsky. ii In
6i5 innings; of Jackson, 4 in rs in
nings on Collum. ! in "A innings; of
craig; IN innings: of Lehman. l in
. inning daced 2 men in 3rdl; of Bes-
sent, 4 in innings; of Drysdale, in
I inning of Labine. in innings
o. o-5; of JACKSON. S-3 OF Collum. 90;
sent, 3-3; of Drysdale, 90 OF Labine,
:S-3. Wild pitches-BesSent Poholsky. .;
Labine. Passed ball-Cooper. Winning
piteher-Collum f5-l). Losing pitcher
Labine 9-5l. Time-4:10. Attendance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04
WHITE soX, -; ORIOLES, )

Totals 80 "a IL Totals SO 10 % 6
lsineled for opposite in list.
2Ran for Northey in LIST.
3Popped out for johnson in eth.
4Struck out for Zuverink in 9th.
Baltimore 800 900 000-- 3
Chicago GD00 600 00x--l3
Runs--Kell, Nieman. Triandos, Espos-
ito. Fox. Dolby t9l, Minoso (2l, Dropo
e., Moss t2). Rivera Aparicio. Pierce.
Evors--Gardner Runs batted i'm
Nieman, Triandos t2l Dolby, Moss IA.
Rivera. Aparicio, Northey (ol, Fox.
Minoso 90. Two-hase hits-Kel Doby,
Moss Miranda CO. Home runs-Triandos,
Minoso., Moss. Double plays--Mirando
to Gardner to Triandos. Left on bases
&; Chicago. s. Bases on
balls-Oh Pierce, /; of Schmitz, .; of
Loes. .: of Johnson. .; of Palica. 3
struck out--By Pierce, 2: by johnson
:; by Palica, /. Hits--Of Schmitz | in
innings; of johnson 8 in 5sg innings:
on Palica, in ! inning; off Zuverink, q
IN ] inning; of Loes, 2 in o inning
faced men in 1stl. Runs and earned
runs-Oh Schmitz, 3.3; OF Loes, "a; of
Johnson: So of Palica. 90: of Zn-
verink, 90; on Pierce, 30 Hit BY pitch
er-By Johnston PIERCE Winning pitch.
er1Pierse n1,4, Losing nitcher--Loes
I'D Time-2:39. Attendance-12.i III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04

Runs-Miksis Fondy.s Errors-Rush,
Banks. Runs batted in--Hoak. Fondy
Two-base hits-Bapks. Thompson. Three
base hit-King, Home run-Fondy.
Saerifees-Brandt, Baker. Sacrifice fly
Schoendienst to White Left on bases
Chicago. 81 New York. T. Bases on balls
of Littlefield =. Struck out-By
Rush. 3; by Littlefeld. 7. Hits-Off
Littleheld, 2 in innings: of Grissom,
: IN ] inning. Runs and earned runs
On Rush, 90; of Littlefield. 90; eff
Gnssom, 20. Winning pitcher-Rush
MO-4. Losing pitcher-Grissom DID
Time-2;20. Attendance-6.2 4f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04
MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
GIANTS, 70; CUBS, Il
Totals 20 5 246 Totals 80 8 .
] Famed for Westrum in sth.
go -- 100 600 0O0-l
York ---- 900 0l0 33K-7

NN Nh, vL ---------- NV d0n NV NV ygg0-i
Runs = Hoax Brandt. Schoendienst,
Mays t2l. White, Castleman CO.. Runs
batted in Moryn Castleman a.
Brandt Mays t2). Two-base hit-Fondy
Home runs -Castlemsn t2i, Brandt.
Mays. Stolen base--Maqs. Sacrifice ny
-Moryn Double plays--Fondy to Banks
to Fondyi Schoendienst to Spencer to
White. Left on bases--Chicago, s. New
York. 8. Bases on balls-Off Kaiser, /;
Of Lown, 3: of Hearn, 4 Struck out
BY Kaiser. +; by Lown, /; by Hearn 8
Hits-Of Kaiser. . in ia innings of
Lown. q in "a inning. Runs and earned
runs-OG Kaiser. ~; off Lown, 90;
of Hearn, III. Passed ball--Westrum
Winning pitcher-Hearn (4-10l Losing
pitcher-Kaiser 800 Time-2:22.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04
a; BRAVES, 3
Totals a4 SIG 14 Totals a410 FL

Totals "a Sx2b IA Totals "a 10 81
Two out when winning run scored.
Ran for Covington in 9th
? SINGLED for Mazeroski in 9th.
3 Ran for Cole in 9th
Walked for Law in 9th
Milwaukee 0i0 600 0a9-3
Pittsburgh DOL 900 OLE
Runs = Mathews, Thomson. Bruton,
Walls t2). Virdon, E O'Brien. Error
None. Runs batted in-Mathews, Gram
dali f2D, Clemente. Thomas. Groat (2),
Two-base hits-Crandall Groat. Home
run--MathewS. Stolen base-Covington
Sacrifice fiy--Thomas Double plays
Dittmer to Mantilla to Adcock; Groat to
Nazeroski to Long, Left on bases
Milwaukee, g. PITTSBURGH, 8, Bases on
balls-Of SPAIN, 2; of jolly. /; of
Law, ]. Struck out-By SPAIN. /; BY
Law. D. Hits--Off SPAIN, Q in ga
n nGdin ssrn cd I Tahso IL sns inning RUM
Law. 3-3: jolly. 90. Hit by pitcher
Mantilla CLaw) Winning pitcher-Law
l4-l2l. Losing pitcher-Spahn u0-e).
Time-2:l2. Attendance-l9,47a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04

Totals Is = Il Totals SO q II
! Doubled for Spencer in sth.
Ran. for Thompson in sth
3 Hit into force out for LittIefeld in
tn
! Ran for Mangan in Sth.
) Tripled for Drake in 9th.
q Ran for King in 9th
Z Flied out for Westrum in 9th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04
PILLS. s; REDLEGS, 3

lOtalS 30 ~ "a II 4OldIS 30 = ~ 4
1Struck out for Black in 4th.
sFlied out Scantlebury in the
3was safe on an error for Nuxhall in
the 9th.
Cincinnati 600 600 03O-3
Philadelphia Ola 900 0lx-6
:. Runs = Robinson, Kluszewski. Bell,
Blaylock, Lopats 60. Ennis. Valo t2).
ErrorS temple, JablonSki, Blaylock,
kazsnski. Runs batted in-Ennis (2),
Valo, Jones, t2), Jablonski t2l. Three
base hits-Jones, Lopata Stolen bases
Robinson. Valo. Double plays-McMillan
to Temple to Kluszewski; BlayIock to
Hammer TO Blaylock Left on bases
Cincinnati, 10; Philadelphia, 6. Bases
on bslls-of simmons, .. Struck out
BY Simmons. :; by Lawrence. /; BY
"a innings; of Black. in Is inning:
on Scantlebury. ] in :. innings of NuX-
hall. IN = innings. Runs and earned
runS--of Lawrence. ga OF Nuxhall.
Il on simmons, 80. Hit by pitcher
Hemus Thy NuxhallD. Winnins pitcher-
Simmons $50 Losing pitcherMLawr-
ence 1879. Time-2:22 Attendance-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04
CARDS, II; DODGERS. 8
Totals I'D l2 a621 Totals 30 1a

I Hit into force out for Craty in end.
z Struck out for Peete in ard.
3 Singled for Bessent in 9Th.
Z Grounded out for Drysdale in Tth,-
3 Fouled out for Del Greco in 10th.
o Ran for Cooper in 10Th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-10

BEAUTIFIED-After being shod the
New York Giants outfielder had to be
given a May Queen face, which few
ballplayerS have to start with. Bill
Herman, makeup man for the program,
applies a new complexion to continue
the metamorphoSiS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-10

MYSTERY GUEST-The clues on
ABC-TV's Masquerade Party (Wednes-
day, 9 pm, WMAL-7) may be far
fetched, but they are purpoSeful. Thus
it was that Willie Mays recently was
disguised as the Queen of the May"
starting with this dainty ID slipper
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-26
Jesenska zabava Hrv. 4
Kat. zupe u Torontu

OWN dajemo do znanja da
nasa zupa priredjuje svoju
,jesensku zabavu dine Is. ok
tobra (listopada) 1856. Ia
bava Sc priredjuje u Crkve-
moi Madjarskoi Dvorani ma
Dundas i Spadina. Pocetak
tocno u 1880 ma vecer. Ma
z b &c svirati hrvatska
glazba. Bit .ce izvanredna
tombola. Izigravati &c Sc pre-
ko 20 raznih %predmeta.
Uz to &c gosti biti podvo-
reni sa raznim picima i "a
kuskom. Ovo je prva zabsva
tie vrste u Torontu priprem-
LENA cd naseg Crkvenog Od-
bora! Saw prihod ide u ko-
rist zupe "a isplatu kuce i
zemljista w kucu. Ulaznica
je samo jedan dollar.
Najljepse Sc pozivaju svi
zupljani, kao i svi Hrvati il
okolnih mjesta Toronto. Do
bro dosli svi pri.iatelji!
Ia Crkveni Odbor,
Nikola Pehar, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-26
ProsIava sv. Jeronima

Detroit, Mich. - Hrvatska
Crkva sv. Jeronima proslavit
&c 32-godisnjicu svoga op-
stanka u nedjelju, 80, sep
tembra owe godine, u Hrvat-
skom KatOlickom Domu ma
POI West Seven Mile Road.
Proslava &c poceti tocno u
2 sata poslije podne.
Ma programu, koji &c biti
dosta kratak, zabavljati &c
nase mile goste nasi najpo-
pularniji svirci Balkan Cava-
Tiers.
Glavni govornici biti ce:
Predsjednik Gradjevnog Cd
bora nase move crkve, Her
man Drazic ma engleskom i
FIR. Victor Rogulj ma hrvat-
skom. Postoji NADIA da &c ma
kon owe proslave FIR. Rogulj
i ostati KIDD mas u Detroitu.
Detroitski Hrvati srdacno
Vas pozdravljaju i klicu Yam
- Dobro nam dosli!
Najuljudnije umoljav a m c
say mas narod da owl lijepu
proslavu posjete u sto vecem
broju.
Matilda DOmitrOyich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-26
Cianstvu odsjeka 541

TraffOrd, Pa. - DIVINE da-
jem do znanja sveukupnom
clanstvu naseg odsjeka SAL
H. B. T., da je sestra Helen
Cigich, koja je prize obnasa-
la cast predsjednice Odbora
Bolesti u nasem odsjeku, da-
la ostavku ma ovoj casti. Pre-
ma tome ma nasoj redovitoj
sjednici, odrzanoj 16-og sep
tembra 1856, prisutno clan
stvo je izabralo meme, da W.
Sim cast predsjednika Od-
bora Bolesti "a preostatak O.
We tekuce godine.
Stoga molim clanstvo ma
Seq odsjeka, koji &c imati BIZ
10 kakve trazbine u vezi boil
ne potpore, da Sc obrate ma
meme kod mole kuce iii ma
nasim odsjecnim sjednicama.
Toliko yam svima do INA
MIA i ravnanja.
Bratski YAM pozdrav,
Rudolph Mandich,
SIS - 7th Street,
Trafford, Pa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-26
Poziv ma koncert

Windsor, Ont, Can. - Cd
sick broj 952 HBZ. p%riredju-
ie jesenski koncert, koji ce
sc odrzati u subotu Is. okto-
bra 1856, u HrvatskOm Ma
rodnom Domu ma 2520 Semi
mole Street, Windsor, Ont.
Koncert poeima tocno u 1880
ma vecer.
Ia koncert &c svirati, kao
i sam program izvadjati do
bro poznati u Kanadi dobrom
diielu Amerike tamburaski
zbor pod vodstvom brata Mike
Tomicich, koii su ujedno cla-
now naseg odsjeka. Nasi mia
di i vrlo sposobni tamburasi
sc spremaju, da Sc vec sada
moze zakljuciti, da &c biti O.
val koncert jedan Cd najljep-
sih, koji su do sada odrzani
u ovom mjestu.
Stoga pozivamo say mas ma
rod Windsora i okolice, da mas
recenog dana posjete. >Ulaz-
nina &c biti samo SOC pc oso.
bi. Wee oko podne biti ce ma
raznju pecene mlade praseti'
ne.
Josip BenSic, izvj