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New Faces Appear
In Auto Racing at
Manassas Tonight

About two dozen drivers will
compete in the 150-lap late
model stock car race tonight at
Old Dominion Speedway, Ma
nasSaS, Va.
Time trials. starting at Z
O'Clock, will be followed by two
l0-lap qualifying heats and the
feature.
Tonight will mark the first
appearance in this area of
drivers from the Circuit of Speed.
Inc, of Buffalo. The circuits
two top performers of last year,
Lennie Justa and Ken Warming
ton. head the list.
From New Jersey come Charlie
Dyer, Roscoe Hough, George
Wasdyke and Harold Frankel
while from this area Wally Gore
of Arlington tops the entrants.
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member of the Wake Forest
varsity team for the last three
years. took a l-up lead in the
first five holes sbut lost his adj
vantage when Wild COPIED the
seventh and ninth.
Wild played sharply from then
Ion and closed out the match
with brides on the 18th and
10th holes. He toured the first
nine in 80.
Webb was out in "a but lost
his touch in dropping the 18th
and 18th holes and needed a
birdie on the 18th to end Kallio's
threat.
Brownell had "a on the first
nine and played the remaining
four holes in par to GUST West.
one : time Princeton football
player. on the 18th.
Overton was three over par
on the front nine, but got con-
troll of his game and played the
last eight holes in even par to
clinch his semifinal berth on
the 18th.
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Recreation Holds
Net Doubles Today

Women's doubles finals were
on tap today in the District Rec
reation Department tennis tour
nament at Sixteenth and Ken
nedy streets NV.
In mems singles yesterday
Edgar Lee turned back Bob
Davis, 6-3, Ga, and Clyde
Freeman ousted Emil johnson,
3-6, Ga, 81, to gain the
quarter finals.
In women's singles quarter
finals Carol Bentley defeated
Lynn Harpster, 6-1, 6-1, and
June Meleney defeated Felicia
Elmer, 6-1, 6-3.
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shocking line rule" hammered
the Daily Sketch.
Amazing decision shocks An
|gela," complained the Daily Mir
ror.
IF it had been any other place
than Wimbledon, there might
have been a riot" shifted the
Sketch's Lourie Pignon.
In other matches yesterday
Louis Brough of Beverly Hills,
Calf. turned back Angela Nor
timer, 3-6, Ga. rs, and
Mrs. Beverly Feltiz of Alameda,
Calf. and Mrs. Dorothy Knode
of New York outclassed Shirley
Bloomer and Pat Ward. 6-1,
Ga.
Althea Gibson won her 10th
tournament of the spring in
Bristol when she defeated
Daphne Seeney of Australia,
Us. 1913, in the final of the
West of England championships.
The 28-year-old New Yorker,
however, did not show her usual
mastery and at times the crowd
of 1000 packing the stands
thought Miss Seeney might pull
it out. She dictated the STRAIT
egg much Of the match.
Sam Giammalva from Hous-
ton. Tex, United States Davis
Cup hope, and Nal Anderson of
Australia met in the final of the
Kent championship today. Some
day in the future the two young
sters could face each other in
the challenge round of the Davis
Cup.
Giammalya gained his bracket
with a 6-3. 8-6, victory over
Hugh Stewart of Los Angeles.
Anderson. No. 7 in Australia, adj
by scoring a major upset
over Ken Rosewall, 6-3. So.
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Don Dell Regoins
SchoolboyNet Title

NEW YORK, June Is Dr.
Donald Dell of Bethesda. Md, is
king of the roost once again in
Eastern interscholastic tennis
circles.
The Landon School ace re-
gained his title yesterday with
a decisive victory, Ga, Ga,
60. over Eugene SchOtt of
Lawrenceville. N. j., at the
Manursing Island Club.
Deerfield Academy's team of
Edward Simmons. jr.. and Rich
ard Ogen won the doubles crown,
defeating Scott and Kay Cham
pion, Is. 6-3, Ga. The VIC
tory assured Deerfield of the
team trophy.
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MINOR LEAGUES

BY the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Hollywood. L. Los Angeles, o.
Seattle. .; Sacramento, ..
Other games postponed
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Rochester. So Havana, 6-5.
Richmond. 10: Toronto. 3.
Montreal, 8; Columbus. 3.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Denver. 4; Charleston. 3 10 innines)
Wichita; 10: Minneapolis. 0-S.
Louisville. 2; Omaha. i.
81. Paul, 3: Indianapolis. 2.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Memphis. 9: Chattanooga. /.
other games postponed
TEXAS LEAGUE
Oklahoma City. 7-4 TT. Worth, 3-3
Dallas, 2-l2; Tulsa. 1--5.
Houston. 2; San Antonio. ..
Shreveport. 2: Austin. j.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Syracuse. 2; Albany 4.
Schenectady. 4: Binghamton. 1.
Johnstown. f. Reading. 3.
Wiliiamsport, 8; Allentown. s.
WESTERN LEAGUE
. Lincoln z; Colorado Spring. III
Amarillo, 2; Des Moines. 3.
Albuquerque. g. Sioux City. ..
Topeka. o; Pueblo. 2.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Augusta. 10; Charlotte. 5 us innings)
Jacksonville. 4--l1: Knoxville. 81
Columbia, 3; Macon. 3.
Savannah. 2; Columbus. /
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U. S. OPEN
Continued From Page A-12

Continued From Page Ala
69-139. He's young enough
strong enough, experienced
enough and anxious to add the
United States title to his two
British Open crowns.
Hogan finished with SO yes
terday, but he bad par for a great
Sc coming to the last three
where he wilted on Is and l8
Contrast Among 141 Group
There's a contrast in the three
playeds who started at l4l today,
There's little Jerry Barber, who
actually was in eight sand traps
yesterday and still shot SO,
thanks to wizadry with the
wedge and putter.
Then there's Ellis, far more a
dark horse than Fleck was at
this time last year. Fleck had a
number of money-winning APP
pearances in circuit tourna-
Ellis has had one. Ellis
is a 24-year-old former Unlver-
Sity of Texas student. who as
the boys say. "can play" From
a touring pro, that's compliment
enough.
Middleton, also in the group,
probably didn't sleep a wink last
night. Middlecoff's fear of being
even near a sand trap is becom-
ing more apparent. His big 7
on the opening day was the re-
suit of flubblng an approach over
a sand trap and another in it.
The fourth player at 14l was
another TITO man, Ed Furgol,
1854 champion, who must lead
in the birdie department with
eight, but he's had too many
bogies.
Sam Snead. who as the years
slip by apparently never will win
the Open, is z shots back at 146.
Fleck failed to qualify for the
final SO holes, missing by one
stroke with 76-74. But the de-
Tending champion took it nicely.
At the moment that Thomson,
Harvie Ward and Ted Knoll
knocked him out of the low so,
Flick was having a beer with a
buddy in the dining room and
laughing heartily at something
that was said.
The failures included Jack
Burke. the Masters champion,
who was three too many at 152
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MAJOR LEADERS
By ths Assoelated Pres

AMERICAN LEAGUE
BA MIas,C based on l2S 81 batsl7a
Detroit, 1913: Kuenn, Detroit. and
Vernon. Boston, 1858; Berra. New
RUNs-Ms Dti New York. SO; Yost.
York 40; Lopez, Kansas City, 80:
Sieyers, WASHINGTON, IS.
RUNS BATTED IN--Mantle. New York,
S FL Simpson; Kansss City: 4S; WeTtS,
Lemon. Washington, ~
HITS Mantle. New York. 81: Kuenn,
Detroit, IS: Simpson. Kansas City,
cIsveI Lemon snS w9sninstOn 81 wsrtz
D0uBLES-KEenn. Detroit, l6; Vernon.
Piersali Boston: Fox. Chicago; simp,.
s snd i kansns Sity Mantle New York
TRlPLES-Simpson, Kansas City, 6:
Jensen, Boston. and Runnels. Wash
ington 5; rox, Minoso and PhilIey,
f Tn,caeo' Ud MSs,Lsi1; New York, and
HOME RUNs-Mantle, New York, 90:
Berra, New York. I6; Wertz, Cleve-
land. and Sievers. Washington. ia:
STOLEN BAsEsMfrancona. baltimore.
and kuenn. Detroit. z; Busby. Cleve-
land. 9; Carey, Mantle and Martin.
pIF EeT xSrk' ,b I ~ a.,,.,on.,
cago. 90 SIS; soeft, Detroit, 50.
500: Wilson, chicago, and Ford and
kYcks; New York. SO. ..727.
Pascual, Washington. 6S; Pierce. Chi
New York. 81. ~ - 's'
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 1875 at batsl---Lone,
ass s psiIsv s7S; Giemente' PITTSBURGH.
n 81; Louis. .341: Moon, st. Louis, .337.
st. Louis, AZ; Snider,
BROOKLYN and Blasingame. ST, Louis,
P py; ba11lnso "a Cincinnati and Long
RUNS BATTRD IN-Boyer. st. Louis, 40;
Ions, Pittsburgh. 40; Musial. st. Louis,
AZ Banks, Chicago. So; Kluszewski
81. L LOUIS, -; Long on Pitts
bursh, 20; .Ashburn, Philadelphia. 81
Noon, St Louis, 81; Temple and Bell.
CINCINNATI; az.
Philadelphia. IL: Puriiio. BrooElyn
and Dark, st. Louis, IL: Walls, Pitts
= hurgh and Boyer. st; Louis, II.
Bruton, Milwaukee, 2: Aaron,
Iittsburgh; 9: o'cOnnell Milwaukee, 5,
HOME RUNS-Long, Pittsburgh, II:
BOYER. st Louis, ID; Snider. Brooklyn.
Banks, Chicago and Post, Cincinnati.
STOLEN BAsEs--Mays. New York, Ia.
2Moon, st. Louis, 9: Temple. Gin
cinnati, q: Robinson. Brooklyn, Whis-
enant. CHICAGO, Jones, PhiladeIphia,
Clemente, Pittsburgh and Blasingame,
st. Louis, f.
PITCHING biased ON s decisions,--
Lawrence, Cincinnati 20, 100: La
bine. Brooklyn, Valentinetti, Chicago
Freeman, Cincinnati and Mcdaniel
st. Louis, Al, 800.
= Friend. Pittsburgh, "a;
Mizell. st. Louis, So; Roberts. Phila-
delphia, 90; Newcombe, Brooklyn and
Haddix, Philadelphia. 5b
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WOMENs GOLF

Familiar names cropped up
on the prize-winning lists as
women golfers defied yesterdays
heat to stage their weekly events.
At Columbia Mrs. L. G. Pray
had 9l-l0-81 for low net in
Glass A. while Mrs. A. C. Minnix
turned in 95-l8-77 in Glass B.
Mrs. Albert Adams won Glass C
with 118-34-84.
At Congressional. Miss Nina
Champions 81 was low gross in
Glass A. and Mrs. John w. Flat
ley won Class B with 96. Mrs.
David S. Mari took Glass C with
97. and Mrs. Richard T. Sullivan
took the low puts award with %.
Mrs. Howard Snyder won the
Glass A division of a medal
handicap tournament at Army
Navy with an 82-8.74. Mrs. B. j.
Moynahan was runner-up with
|88-11-74.
Mrs. Robert Muldrow scored in
Glass B with 96.22-74 while
Mrs. w. T. Reed and Mrs. E. w.
Reisner were tied for second with
net 78s.
Mrs. w. P. Corderman won the
Army class of a nine-hole Army.
Navy, Air Force nine hole tour
nament with a 56-18-34.
Mrs: j. F. Davidson triumphed
in the Navy tourney. 42-7-35,
and Mrs. r. P. Wollner captured
Air Force honors with 49-l3-36.
Mrs. Morris Ross was a double
winner at Woodmont, taking the
Ladies Day tournament with &C.
1911 and low puts with %.
Mrs. Herman Goodman was run
ner-up with 91-15-76. Mrs.
George E. Martin of Manor won
the pIIpSt. nrize with her ala "a
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Air. Force jets
Hold command
.lnDepdrtnenfa|

The Air Force Jets disposed OF
their toughest threat for the
first-half title in the Depart
mental Sandlot League with an
80 shutout yesterday over Lin
colnia.
The Jets now have a I'll rec
ord as against IL for Lincolnia
and with. only two games re-
naming, both against weak
opposition. are almost assured
of the first half championship.
The games will be against st.
Ambrose $3.50 Monday and NSA
(3-D Tuesday. Lincolnia has
one game remaining, against
Columbia Heights (4-3) Mon
day.
Tom Johnson. coach of How
ard UniverSity's baseball team,
was the standout in the Jets
victory. He gave up but two
hits. both singles in the second
inning, struck out seven and
walked one. The only batter to
reach base for Lincolnia after
the second was Randy Jones, on
an error.
The Jets put the game away
with a four-run sixth inning
featured by Harold Simpsons
two-run triple.
In the Industrial League FBI
defeated Colonial Restaurant.
8-5, and Silver Hill, first-half
champion, broke the three-game
winning streak of the Union
Printers with a So victory.
Steve Bauk of George WASH
Iington University. making his
first start for FBI. singled in
two runs to help his own cause.
Bill Young homered for the G.
Men and Jim Hill and Don
Niedringhaus for Colonial.
Steve Bolen hit a home run
for Silver Hilland Bubba Kallas
a homer for the Printers.
Merchants found their batting
eyes late in their Vic Gauzza
League game with Swift's Elec-
trio. scoring eight runs in the
last three innings to win, 1916.
King of Swift's homered with
one on in the seventh.
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Sam Gunst, 4S. Dies;
Baseball Stutisticiun

RICHMOND. June is (R.-
Sam B. Gunst. baseball statis-
tician widely known in major
league circles, died yesterday
after an illness of three months.
During his career he had worked
for the Baltimore News-Post;
the Hartford. Conn. Courant
and the Associated Press in New
York. For a time he was sports
editor of Trans Radio Press.
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Langley Leeds Drivers
AT Marlboro Rucewuy

Elmo Langley had a comfort
able leady today in the scramble
for Marlboro Stock Car racing
honors after posting his fifth
straight victory in last nights
25-lap feature. Langley was
clicked in 8 minutes and / Sec
ond. second fastest time of the
season, for the one-third-mile
track.
Bill Love and Mace Mattingly
trailed the winner in a tight
finish.
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Shortstop Recalled
To Bolster Braves

MILWAUKEE,. June 16 (P).-
The Braves. worried over the
weak hitting and spotty fielding
of Shortstop Johnny Logan, last
night recalled Felix Mantilla
from Sacramento of the Pacific
Coast League.
To make room for the 22-year-
old Puerto Rican, the Braves
optioned Utility Infielder Jim
Pendleton to their Wichita farm
team on 24-hour recall. Man.
tilla hit .27S with Toledo last
year.
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YANKs, s; INDIANS. Z

Totals 70 81 ~ Totals 2s327 2
/ Struck out for Noren in eth.
. Flied out for Cara sauel In sth.
Grounded out for Mossi in 9Th.
New York ZOO O4O OOO---6
Cleveland 900 600 OiI-2
Mcdonald. siebern 90 Mantle
Collins, Noren, Smith Busby Error
Siebern. Runs batted in--Mantle ~,
Collins Noren, Carey Coleman, Busby.
Rosen. Two.base hit-carey Home runs
Mantle. Busby Sacrihce ny--Rosen.
Double plays--coleman 10 McDouRald
70 Collins. McDougald 10 Coleman 10
Collins LEFT on bases---New York. q.
Cleveland. g. Bases on balls--of Garcia.
z; on kucks = Struck out--By Garcia.
s ~ kuesi CARLY z Sy nO IS By Daley c
Mossi o In 8 innings on Daley u in
lf,inninR. Runs and earned -uns-on
90. on Kucks. GEL hit by pitcher
Garcia lBerral Kueks fNarragonl VIM
ming pitcher Kucks sd Lotlne
pitcher - Garcia tf-7i Time - s.fO
Attendance-Jf.O25.
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Albert Stevens Dies

TAPLOW, England, June is
(P. - Albert John Stevens,
manufacturer whose initials be-
came the trademark of the world
famous A. j. S. racing motor
cycle. died today. He was one
OF five brothers who built the
first A. J. S. in 1914.
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Lightning DemoIishes
BuImoruI Photo Tower

CHICAGO. June 16 (P.-Three
persons escaped injury yesterday
when lightning demolished a
tower housing the photo finish
crew at Washington Park where
the Balmoral horse race meeting
is being held.
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LAUREL RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500; trot; class
M Tss.s , ff",. tBuek'On' 4.sO ssS saS q
National Hanover (AmatoD 80" $50
Johnnie McElwyn. Saipan. Lydia Jiils,
Bidtnday Special, Boy Bohemia. Time
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500; pace;
Miss spanslsr tsmithl TAO 4.2o a.eo
Tracer asSr' P Ps1s '1 swdu., $50 s sS
Bob TELLER. oveTlite. Harriet Marie.
DAILY DOUBLE 1-2), $3.50
THIRD RAcE-Purss. $500; pace;
s s|.;s, II bliss. syrD 4ao ESQ :.S
Mary Pat (WalteFs) 2,8O
Wicomlco Way. Little High. Eddie
Adssms; M G. Counsel Time, 200.
FOURTH RAcE--Purse. $1,000; trot;
B.BB Handicap; mile,
Ts ssfT Ly sTS Dn MIsS..n 100 ssS as S
MLord, Oailavant, Abe Hanover
Worthy Brucita, Time. 2:obas.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $3.50; pace;
frankiord JFiemInE) SEQ 500 asa
Suit Yourself (LambertsonD $50 3.2O
Shep York (St0kely) i.20
Joyce York, Irving Guy, Cannonite,
Martial Spirit, Wee Willie Wrinkle
Time, 2;O44s.
SIXTH RAcE--Purse, $1,000: pace;
Nobel ROsecreft tw'rD 500 geo e.2O
Top R0secroft lMyer) $50 g.6O
Garcia Sue (Daisey) 32O
:. Port OF Cali, 1--WE Session. Kernel Don
Time, 2.O3AA
scratched-Real Day.
SEVENTH RAcE--Purse, s2.25O; pace;
class rs lsecond division): 1 mile
some KNIGHT lSan'dl 1900 11.2O asa
Albert Aatrn lBuID 1920 100
Hl.Lo's Mite (Stokelyl Pan
Gypsy Gal Majesty Hal, Lana's Byrd,
Crosswinds. lmpkin. Time, 2.O4Ns.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $500; pace.
class G; / mile.
agbuFys YoTt SMy.Il $50 $40 $40
Mac rewer tWllcutts) $50 $50
Ivan Eaes (Matthewsl 0.an
CANDLES Boy, Joe Boxwood. Ikey,
Marie Duean. Erie's Lou. Time, 2 OSia
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ORIOLES, !; AS, 0
Totals 30 3 "a Totals a4 I "a 1oI

y" y - y 1VNHIb N III
ashanti ran for Zernial in sth.
Offering ran for Kell in 9th.
in 9th.
Baltimore 600 600 OO1--1
Kansas City 600 900 O0o-o
Runs--Diering Errors Miranda,
kretlow Lopez Runs batted in-Smith.
Two base hits Moore, Groth, Simpson.
Double plays Miranda to Haley:
thompson to Finigan. Left on base
Baltimore z. Kansas City q Bases on
balls-Moore ]; zuverlink I: Kretlow 4,
Harrington ]. Struck out--Moore ?.
Hits--od Moore 4 in q inninxs, Oh
kretlow In ~ innings. OF Zuverink
in Ia innings. of Harrington Q in
u innings, Ferrarese ] In "a innings.
Winning pitcher--Ferrarese t2-4l. Losing
pitcher HARRINGTON U-n. Time-2:35
RAE
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SECOND GAME

lotals 81 IL " Totals 32 - -
lBase on balls for Nearay in 9Th.
2Struck out for Kazanski in 9TH.
3Popped out for Flowers in Sth
chicaeo o9n OOa ooo---s
Philadelphia O3O 0IO IO0--5
Runs--Miksis t2). Baker Kellert,
Irwin. NORM, whisenant. Hacker Blav.
lock .t2D Valo Jones, Smaley. Errors
Smalley Chit Lopata. Irwin. Runs
batted in-Miksis. Baker f2D Valo Ash-
burn. Blaylock, Ennis Whisenant (3)
Keliert. Two-base hits--Ennis Kellert
Three-base hits---Miksis. Home run
Xalo. Whisenant. Stolen base--Jones
yalo., Miksis. sacrifce--McculIouEh
HIayi sss;. SS a. Left on basesLrChicaso
Hacker. 2; Valentinetti o. simmons 81.
s = Miller; lEssT,ay; F'nwsrs &
Simmons, 2; Negray. Flowers . Hits
on Hacker, 3 in 12s innings: of
Valentinetti 4 In AZ innings: on Davis
9 In innings: OF Simmons. z In 3
irnines; of r Miller . In Z. innings:
OF Negrav.. | In y inning on Flowers
] in . innings; Rogovin. ! In inning
Runs and earned rmns--of Hacker. AZ.
valentinett 2-l; Davis 90: Simmons
A.; r. Miller "a: Nesray %:
Flowers, 90; Rogovin 90 Hit by
piteher--By Morvn (FlowerS) wild
oitch--NegrAv Winnins pitcher--VaI.
entinetti AID. Losing pitcher---R
Miller u-9l. Time--320. Attendance
1H253
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Goods in Golf Final

LAFAYETTE. Ind, June 10
(Pl.-Marlene Stewart of Rollins,
I5-foot-l par shooter. and Ruth
lessen of Seattle, long driving
freshman, met today for the
lwomen'S National Collegiate golf
championship
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Runs--o'connell Bruton, Aaron, Bur.
dstte, Snider, Nelson "a. Hodges, Fu-
RHO Error Mathews Runs batted in
-, Futlllo t3l. Bruton 81. Logan. Nelson.
Walker. Two-base hits-Oillian1, Snider'
home runs Bruton, Furillo. Nelson
Sacrifice fly - Logan Double plays
Tore TO Logan 70 Burdette. Maglie 10
Reese TO Nelson. Loft on bases-MiI-
on Burdette. 4. on jolly. off Slea-
ter, 2; Maglie. 4 Struck out--By Bur-
dette, o BY Maggie. 4 Hits-Ofi Bur-
dette. in Z y innings; OF Jolly / In o
Magic, 4 in z innings. of Labine, in
! inning. on Roebuck. u IN / inning.
Runs and earned runs--Od Burdette.
80 of jolly. u-0 of sieater. III. on
40 Wild pitch = Maelie Winning
pitcher oebuck t3-2J. Losing pitcher
--sleater III. Time--3 OF. Attendance
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ST. Louis - 600 900 100
Pittsburgh -------- O33 OO2 I3x--12
Runs-Boyer. virdon. Long, Thomas
l2l. Freese Walls (2l, Foiles l3I. j..
@ Brien t2l. Errors-Dark. Lockman
S2) Runs batted in-Walls. Groat (2).
Thomas. Foiles "a. Virdon (2l. Gle
mente. Two-base hits---Thomas. Foiles.
Moon. Three-base hit--Walls Home
run-Foiles. Sacrifice-Kline. Double
plays--Long unassisted; Dark to Blasin-
game to Lockman.. Left on bases---St
on Mizell 2; of Mcdaniel /: on
jackson 3; on Kinder /. of Kline. /
Struck out-By Mizell. 3: By Mcdaniel.
/: by. Jackson. /; BY Kline. Z. Hits-Off
Mizell.. 8 in . innings; of Mcdaniel. 3
in 3 innings: of jackson, . in . in
nlngs: of Kinder. . In | inning Runs
and earned runs---Of Mizell, 5-5 of
Mcdaniel III OF Jackson. Bel; of
Kinder. 3-3 of Kline, Ill Wind pitch
jackson. Passed bali--Foiles. Winning
pitcher-Kline l6-4l Losing pitcher
Mizel G-3). Time-2:39. Attendance
~
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SIANTs. 4; REDLEGs. 3

Runs Robinson Jablonski. Bailey.
Mueller, Gomez. Bressoud. Schoendienst.
Kluszewski, White Klippstein Temple.
Schoendienst t2l, Mangan Two-base
Ihits--Wl,i tie. Spencer Three-base hits
kluszewski. Bailey Home run-,Schoen-
noes - Klippstein. Antonelli, White,
Bailey. Grammas. Sacrifice fiy---Temple.
Double plays----Castleman TO Sarni 70
gastleman 70 Spencer Left on Eases
Cincinnati, :. New York, 10 Bases on
'halls-on Klippstein. 3: OF Antoneili. 4.
STRUCK out--By Klippstein. 4: by An.
tonelli, 9: by Mccall. L. Hits---Off An
tonelli. In innings: off Mccall. 3 In
innings. Runs and earned runs--On
klppstein, "A OF Antonelli 3-l; of
McCaI, none in no inning Winning
pitcher--McCall (2-2) Losing pitcher
niippstein s6-3. Time---3:00. Attend
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BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS

ELTON Hanover, Uncle vii.
liam, Peter Golddust.
2-Vicki Walnut, Frisco Dream,
Northampton.
$50. Colonel Rodney, Banata.
EVenture Hanover, Home
stretch Joy, Paul's Lady.
SHADY Farvel. Mighty Con,
Dauntless Hanover.
6-Miss Chief Forbes, Worthy
Captain. Jade Hanover.
7-ADIOS HARRY, Hillsota,
Philip Scott.
S-Knight Glory, Peter Elking-
ton. Yam Up.
LongshOt Daily DOubIe-Tan-
geria and Irma Abbott.
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Tigers, 5; RED SoX. 2
'otais 36'li 24lO Totals so;

Totals 36il "a 10 Totals 80 % .
] singled for Trucks in eth.
Boston ----- OO2 900 OOO--2
DetroN -----------. 600 0O2 O3x--5
Runs-Piersall. Klaus. Belardi, Mar.
Ssn Il Boone 90. Runs batted In
--Piersall Boone t2l Misunderstanding.
Double plays-Belardi tunassistedI left
on bases--Boston, II; Detroit 5. Bases
on balla--on Porterneld. 3: on Larry, 2.
:: BY Hoeft. 3 Hits-On Larry. II In
W innings; on Trucks, In y inning;
on Hoeft. In innings Runs and
earnH Iuns-Oh Porterfieid 5.5; od
Lary12-.s on Trucks, 90. OF Hoeft, 90
Hlt ~ pltcher---BS Larry tporterheidl
winning pitcher--Hoeft ts.el LOSING
Notwithstanding go. Ttme-s:gO.
Attendance-fs.gsS.
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DODGERS. S; BRAVES. 4

Totals % 4x2e Is Totals 10 iO271I
] Flied out for Maglie in eth.
han Tor Campanella In Sth
: Announced for Labine in 9Th,
Fouled out for Amoros In Sth.
Two out when winning run scored.
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!, h9ns--Miksis CO Baker f2). Irwin
55laylock, Lopata, Areengrass. KazsnsEi''
valo; Error--Fondy. Runs batted
iln.--Mlksis. Fondy. Baker (2)' Valo IN.
Sreengrass t2), Irwin. Kazanski To.
9 Ths. hits = Landrith Fondy. LopstS.
a lnree- oase hit.Baker Home RUNS
stolen bases-Fondy. Baker. Sacrif1ces--.
t p Ennis Double play-Fondy 10
banks. Left on bases-Chicago. 10. phil
adelphia, Bases on baIls-O6 Katssr
Z: on Lown. 3: OF Rogovin. /: Of Owens
Z; on Miller. l. Struck out-By Rogoyin'
!; Dy owens. 3: by r. Miller 4. Nv
Kaiser, z; by I,own, 3. Hits--on KaiSeT
? m ga innings on Lown. i in -,
innings' on Rosovin, 5 in innings; on
owens, IN innings; of r. Miller.
IN : inntnes: of Meyer. . in i innine
Runs and earned runs--Of Kaiser. "a:
On Lown, 3-2. of Rosovin "A; on
owens. 90; of r. Miller. 90: of Never
III. Hit by pitcher-Kaiser (Ashburnl'
winning piteher--Meyer f3-2). LosinG
u-3), Time--3:O0
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GRADED HANDICAPS
LAUREL RACEWAY

Saturday, June l6 1856
Post Time $3.50 PM; Daily Double Closes $3.50 PM.
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PILLS, 6-5; CUBS. So
us 80 10 1@s 9 Totals SO Q 80 10

one out when winning run scored
! GROUNDED out for Rogovin in bth
NJ nome run for Owens in lin "'".
d s'ruck out for r. Miller in 9th