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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-05
Sweet and Gold
For Summer

Mrs. J. F. E., ARLINGTON
For Mrs. c. S. s.: Here is a
good recipe for old-fashioned
vanilla ice cream that does not
form ice crystals. Blend 1l2
teaspoon cornstarch, = tea
spoon salt and "a cup sugar in
top of double boiler. Stir in
2 cups milk slowly to keep
smooth. Cook over boiling
water for 20 minutes, stirring
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occasionally. Beat 2 eggs until
light and gradually stir into
them a little of the hot mix
ture. Pour the eggs into the
double boiler with the rest of
hot mixture and cook and stir
2 minutes longer. Remove
from heat and cool. Then
strain and stir in l more cup
milk, 2 cups whipping cream
and IL teaspoons vanilla.
Pour into freezer can and
freeze according to directions.
Makes approximately 3 to 4
quarts.
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Family Histories
Mrs. /. I. B., Arlington

AA o. 4 - - a. TT StOES
Some years ago I received
a notice from the Maryland
Institute OF Research concern
ing family histories. My COR
reSpondence to the address
given has been returned. Does
anyone know anything con-
corning its whereabouts. or a
similar source in Maryland,
Virginia or the District?
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Upchurch-Gorner

Capt. Clement L. Garner, C.
and G.S. (ret.J and Mrs. Gar
ner of Chevy Chase announce
the marriage of their daughter
Alice Elizabeth to Mr. David
Lee Upchurch, son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. C. j. Upchurch of Bis
marck, Mo. The wedding took
place June 80 in the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church.
The couple will live in Airing
fnn
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Zevqolis-Pot0riS
Munn-Clurke

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert H.
Clarke of Tampa, Fla, former
~ of Arlington announce the
marriage of their daughter
Shirley Lee to Mr.. Harry Indy
Mann. son of Mrs. Arthur
Mann and the late Mr.. Mann
of Ronceverte, w. Va. The
wedding took place June 80
in the Clarendon Presbyterian
Church. The couple will live in
Arlington.
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Benemon-Silberstein

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sill
bernstein of Baltimore announce
the marriage of their daughter
Susan Adelaide to Mr.. Jay
Barnet Beneman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry G. Beneman of
Cumberland, Md. The wedding
took place July l in the garden
of the brides parents. The
couple will live in Philadelphia.
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Seipt.Moore

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Robert
Moore announce the marriage
of their daughter jeanne Ruth
to Mr.. Fred Leonard Sept, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Sept
of Lansdale, Pa. The wedding
took place June % in the Met
ropolitan Memorial Methodist
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For Souce. Thanks
I. NJ. r., Silyer Sprino

7. VI n, SWIbI DpT UlV
Many thanks to Mrs. L. and
all the other ladies who so
kindly sent in the recipes for
the freezer sauce. R. c. H.
is wonderful!
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Lee-ThompSon

Mrs. Howard Thompson an
nounces the marriage sof her
daughter Barbara Jean to Mr..
Hugh Emery Lee, jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh E. Lee. The
wedding place June 80 in the
Fountain Memorial Baptist
Church, The couple will live
IN Washington.
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June is in the rectory of Our
Lady of Lourdes Church,
Bethesda. The couple will live
here.
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Robinson-Olney

The Rev. and Mrs. Stephen
Berry Olney of Brownsville.
Md, announce the marriage of
their daughter Jean Arlene to
Mr.. Harry Elmer Robinson.
son of Mrs. Mary Robinson of
Takoma Park. The wedding
took place June "a in the Sew
enth Day Adventist Church,
Silver Spring. The couple Will
live in Scranton, Pa.
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Goldstein-Lo

MI. and Mrs. Harry Lo-
patln announce the marriage
of their daughter Barbara Wv
ian to Mr.. Edward Goldstein,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris G.
Goldstein. The wedding took
place June II in the Shoreham
Hotel. The couple will live
here.
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NJ. B., Arlington

Please-can anyone tell me
where a working mother can
get swimming instruction for
a 9-year-old daughter in the
evenings or on Saturday. We
live in Arlington, so would pre-
fer someplace in that general
area.
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Hook-Dobrovolny

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dobro-
volny announce the marriage
of their daughter Beverly Joy
to Mr.. William Arthur Hook,
son of Mrs. Ruth DeMotte
Hook. The wedding took place
June 16 in the Lewis Memorial
Methodist Church. The couple
will live here
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their daughter Carolyn Sue to
Mr.. James Thomas Mckenzie
of Washington and Pinehurst.
N. C. The wedding took place
June 30 in the Temple Hills
Baptist Church. The couple
will live here's
Deon-Rush
Mr.. and Mrs. William L.
Rush of Hyattsville announce
the marriage of their daughter
Shirley Ann to Mr.. John Paul
Dean, son of Mrs. Louise Dean.
The wedding took place June
90 in the First Baptist
Church Of Hyattsville. The
couple will live in College
Park.
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3.99.4.99 HOmeydeb Shoes
2.99

Soft eothers ond stretchoble strows in postes end
n1utcoors. Big sovines IN time for vocoton
sd FL Washtnator, Rrd FL,
Sitter Spring and PARKiroton
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Markell owner

Rear Admiral and Mrs.
George c. Towner of Airing
ton announce the marriage
of their daughter Patricia Ann
to Mr.. Donald Eugene Markle,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira w.
Markle of Silver Spring. The
wedding took place June 80 at
the United States Navy Chapel
in Washington. The couple
will live in Alexandria.
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Gill-SnYder

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mar
shall Snyder of Durham. N. c.,
announce the marriage of their
daughter Lois Isabelle. to DR..
Charles Richard Gill, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Teiser B. Gill of
Chevy Chase. The wedding took
place June Is in the Duke
University Chapel, Durham.
The couple will live in Roches-
ter, MINI,
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Coburn-Moore

Mrs. Muriel knight Moore
of st. Louis, Mo. announces
her marriage to Mr.. Royal L..
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McKenzie-Nicely

Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith A.
Nicely of Temple Hills. Md.
announce the marriage of
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w ED N GS

Coburn, formerly of st. Louis.
The wedding took place June
81 in the courtyard of All
Souls Unitarian Church. The
couple will live here.
Zevgolis-Potoris
Mr.. and William PotariS of
Tyrone, Pa, announce the
marriage of their. daughter
Lula to Mr.. Emmanuel Zev-
COILS. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Zevgolis. The wedding
took place June II in SITS.
Constantine and Helen Greek
Orthodox Church. The couple
will live in HVattSVille.
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MurrdY-Prince

Mr.. and Mrs. D. Finley
Prince of Bethesda announce
the marriage of their daugh-
ter Martha to Mr.. Thomas
Richard Murray, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Joseph
Murray of New Rochelle. N. Y.
The wedding took place
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ToYlor-F ireStone

Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Walker of Connellsville, Pa.
announce the marriage Of
their daughter. Sidney Lee
Firestone, to Mr.. Joseph NJ.
Taylor, son of Rev. and Mrs.
Joseph P. Taylor of Boaz, Ala
The wedding took place June 2
in the First Baptist Church,
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Connellsville. The couple Will
live here.
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22.9B-S2j ALL.YEAR SUITS
SO

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Young Wo,hinoioricp sbop Casual ana WonsrI
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Queries in Short

P. H. B.. South Arlington
Wonder if anyone can sup
9ply me with the name of a
firm which can make over a
doll-baby with a lovely face
but wobbly head? Thanks.
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Emmons-MuyS

Mr.. and Mrs. William Irma
Mays of Staunton. Va. an
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Franklin League announce the
marriage of their daughter
Patricia Ann to Mr.. Boyd Ber-
nard Hicks. .jr., son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Bernard
Hicks of Raleigh, N. C. The
wedding took place. June 80
in st. Francis Xavier Church.
The couple will live here.
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Bunninq-M

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S.
Montgomery announce the
marriage of their daughter
jeanette to DR.. Bruce Cramer
Banning. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George S. Banning of Takoma
Park, Md. The wedding took
place June. 30 in the Trinity
Episcopal Church in Upper
Marlboro, Md. The couple Will
live in Detroit, Mich.
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.eoqher-Quinter

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Head
Quinter of Chevy Chase an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Patricia Louise to
1t. David Emmett Meagher,
USMC, son of MI. and Mrs.
Patrick Joseph Meager of st.
Cloud, MINI. The wedding
took place June Is in Santa
Marguerite Chapel in Camp
Pendleton, Calf. The couple
will live in St. Cloud.
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nounce the marriage of their
daughter Agnes Ann to Mr..
Conant Hersey EmmonS, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Albert
Emmons. The wedding took
place June 80 at the Mt. YER
non Place Methodist Church
in Washington. The couple
will live in ARLINGTON
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Miracle fobrics, docrons Jerseys, cottons Voes II
coot and dressy styles. Sizes 2 TO 20; l4l2 to
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Evening star., 1956-08-16
SENATORS

COntlnueu from rage C-l
AN Intentional pass and Billy
Gardner broke up the game with
a sharp single to left.
The Senators picked up a run
off Fornieles in the third inning
Yost singled, stole second and
continued TO third on catchre
Gus Triandos' throw into center
field. Ed scored on Runnels
long sacrifice fly to center.
Pascual, hurting one of his
better games. was clipped for
two runs in the sixth. BOYD
singled and Franconia tripled
and Tito later came across when
IPinch-hitter Bob Hale grounded
out.
Byerly took over the Senators
pitching chore in the eighth and
disposed Of IL Orioles in success
sion until the payoff 18th. The
only MT ne allowed was the one
that beat him.
NOTES: Plews has hit safely
in eight straight games.
When Yost stole second base II
was his sixth theft of the season,
tying Jim Busby'S 1855 club
high. The defeat bumped
the Senators Az games back OF
lsixth-place Baltimore.
The Senators have stirred UP
only two runs in % innings, one
of them unearned. It's now
I0-for-36 for Washington's No
IS hitters, with Roig extending
the streak by going hitless in
five efforts.
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Strick's Plays Anocostio
For SondIot Title Today

One sandlot league champion
was crowned yesterday and
another will be decided today,
closing out regular season play
The winners and runnersup will
participate in the City Series
starting next Monday.
Strick's Restaurant and Ana
costa A.C.. each with a victory
in the best of two series in the
Gauzza League, meet at $50
pm. today at Fairlawn for the
title.
Silver Hill made 1t two straight
over Federal Bureau of Investi-
cation with a 1912 victory yes
terday at the West Ellipse to
take the Industrial League
championship.
Both starting pitchers, Stew
Bauk for FBI and Ernie Clifford
for Silver Hill, were knocked out
early. Grey Brockman and Wal
Evening star., 1956-08-16

|ture at the Colorado High School
Coaches Association.
Sanders scoffed at q report
from Los Angeles saying Rom
MES decision to turn pro was
prompted by UCLA's failure to
support his claim that he hasn't
received financial aid under
cover.
I'VE can't prove anything" he
emphasized. Harvey Knox
(Ronnie's father probably got
that in the papers"
II don't have anything to do
with him. The coaches just
treat him like any other parent.
The trouble is he makes a lot
of statements for publication. +"
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Federal Storage
Wins Opener in
Boys Tourney

JOHNSToWN, Pa, Aug. il
(Speciall Federal Storage Of
Washington. D. c.. was one Of
the six teams to advance un-
beaten into today's second round
of the All-American Amateur
Baseball Association tournament
out Manager Joe Branzell's pitch
ing staff could be wearing thin
already.
Although, outhit, IL to 7, by
New York yesterday. Federal
built up a 1912 lead after five
innings and used five of its seven
pitchers to preserve a 1911 VIC
tory. The only regular pitchers
not used by Federal yesterday
were Steve Barber and Tony
Baker. both lefthanders.
Buddy Montgomery got WASH
ington on to a 10 lead in the
first inning with a home run over
the leftfleld fence. Washington
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Red Sanders Says
He Doesn't BIome
Knox for Leuvinq

DENVER. Aug. l6 R.-Red
Sanders. UCLA football coach
said yesterday he was sorry
to lose Ronnie Knox. He called
him the greatest tailback" he
ever had.
Just a few hours earlier, he
had learned Knox had decided
to play with the Hamilton Tiger
Cats of the Canadian Football
League rather than play his
senior half-season for tn c
Bruins.
II can't really blame him. :
Sanders said. "The kids have
just been sitting around tryine
to find out what is going to
happen"
Under the latest Pacific Coast
Conference edict. seniors-to-be
at the University of California al
Los Angeles will be able to play
just five consecutive games Of the
1856 season.
If Ronnie has really signed.
I'm sorry to hear it." Sanders
said II can say he's the great
est tailback I've ever had"
Sanders is in Denver to lec-
Evening star., 1956-08-16

Jasinski finished up for FBI and
Vernon McManamay for Silver
Hill.
McManamay, who only the
day before rescued Clifford with
a two-hit performance in 525 in
nings. again saved the day ano
brought Silver Hill the league
title, its first since 1852.
1t was 30 FBI with two outs
in the first inning when McMan-
amay took over. Silver Hill tiec
it up in the same inning, ther
went on to cuff Brockman ano
Jasinski. Meanwhile. McMana-
may held the G-Men scoreless
the remainder of the way, giving
up but four hits.
Manager Reds Bladen with 9
triple and two singles, Elmer
Leukhardt with a home run ano
Mickey Meinke with three runs
batted in led Silver Hills nine
hit attack.
Evening star., 1956-08-16
2 DC. Girl Teoms
In SoftboII Tourney

Columbia Girls Club and Ar
cade Pontiac are entered in
the Central Atlantic Regional
Girls Softball Tournament open
ing tomorrow in Richmond.
Arcade won the District
championship Monday and the
Columbia Girls qualified for the
tournament as defending cham
pions. The winner at Richmond
will advance to the, world
tournament at Clearwater, Fla.
along with is other regional
champions.
Columbia will carry a 37-7 sea-
son record against Baltimore at
Is pm. tomorrow. Ann Herndon
will be Columbia's starting
pitcher. Gloria Schleith, for
mer pitcher with Columbia, will
face Virginia Dairy Of Richmond
for Arcade at 9 pm. Arcade's
record is 30-6.
Evening star., 1956-08-16
MAJOR LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE


BATTING Based on ESQ at bats,--
Mantle. New York, .376; Williams
Vernon. Boston S52; Kuenn. De. De-
RUNs-Mantle. New York. 1o4: Fox
Chicago, 81; Bauer. New York, anc
Yost, Washington rs; Minoso, Chi.
RUNS BATTED IN-Mantle. New York
Kansas City, SS; Wertz. Cleveland
u,s; 81; Dolby Chicago, 10.
Detroit, l42;.. Fox. Chicago. i40
kaenn, Detroit, 1875; Jensen. Bos-
DoUBLES@Piersal. Boston 30. Yer.
non; Boston Is; 90 Kaiine Detroit. "a q
Buddtn,, Boston. and Lollar, Chi.
TREPLEs-,simpson. Kansas City. o
Jensen Boston Fox, Chicago. snt
Runnels Washington. :.
HoniE RuNS-Mantle, New York 42
si MsxTelI nq Detroit. m Aainf' and esTSls sis1ers
STOLEN BAsEs-Rivera, Chicago. 1e
tA,psricio. Chicago II; Francona. Bal
trsit. and Mantle, New YORK, o.
ESfa; Sey sSssG SoTk e IA s9 assi',?Rsl Pls1ee
fssl;as0 s l9i RqE5 s nsS sEsyf5 YORK, s0i5o9 s
sTEiKEOUTS-score, Cleveland, Is.
roit Pierce Ghisaso l3a; Eoytsck, Ds.
Hoeft, Detroit, ia. II "a
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on $50 at bats) -
Aaron Aaron MY .IMglIlwarukee,, 80; Neon. st
RRaqis RaIsv & Mgsiai aSS 81 Louis Louis: az
cago. and schoendienst, New York
Robinson. Cincinnati. 90; sni-
der. Brooklyn, so; Aaron, Milwaukee
RUNS BATTED IN-Musial St. Louis,
81; Kluszewski. CINCINNATI 70; Ad-
foais fGsf and MilTssss nUpsfs phiadiRiSSSSfiss RSSSfs
HlTs-Aaron. Milwaukee, l45; Ashburn
Philadelphia. 1877; Musial. st. Louis,
l3i; Temple, Cincinnati. and Boyer,
Furilio, Brooklyn. Aaron. Milwaukse
and Muslal' ST. Louis %; Bell. Gin
see is oconnei ned flasUa MlSaukee MiiWs1 snd
Moon, st. Louis, 0; five players tied
HOME RUNS snider. BROOKLYN. se;
Cincinnati. ~: Robinson. Cincinnati
20; Banks. Chicago. and Mathews
STOLEN BAsEs--Mays. New York. 90
Gillian. Brooklyn IL: White. New
York, and Moon, st. Louis. IL; Tenn
pie, Cincinnati. o.
PITCHING biased on l2 decisionsl -
Haddix, sddS.. PhlI,adeglphia. lll-22 77sss;
Newcombe Brooklyn. 1876, $50;
Buhl. Milwaukee. 14-5. 737: Freeman
Cincinnati l0-4 .7l4.
STRIKEOUTS-Friend Pittsburgh. 1875;
Hsddix. Philadelphia. 121; Mizell. st
Louis. 10; Jones, Chicago. 113; Rob
erts. Philadelphia. 1OS.
Evening star., 1956-08-16

broke q 2-2 tie with seven runs
In the third. The only hit Of the
inning was Gary Treon's grand
slam homer after a hit batsmar
and flve walks scored three runs
and left the bases filled.
Other scores yesterday: zanes.
vile (OhioJ 8. Waterbury Conn
1: Philadelphia II, Clifton (N. J.)
|3: Allentown tPa.l 5. Pittsburgh
a: Maryland State 9, Buffalo 4
and New Orleans 18. Schenec.
'tadv A
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Cunudions Cut Iowon

VANCOUVER. B. c., Aug. 16
lR.-Bill Reichardt, an out
standing back at Iowa, has been
dropped by the British Columbia
Lions of the Western Interpro-
vincial Union. Reichardt has
been hampered by sore legs.
Evening star., 1956-08-16
ORIOLES, g.;
SENATOR'S, 2

Totals 80 8 z 36 IA
I Grounded out for Triandos In 9th.
Singled for Pascual in Sth.
Ran for Berberet in 9TH. as
xOne out when winning run scored.
Washington O01 900 01D 000--2
Baltimore 900 0O2 600 OOl-3
Runs batted in-Runnels (2). Fran
coma, Hale, Gardner. Two-base hits
Plews. Runnels. Three-base hit--Fran-
coma. Sacrifices--YoSt. Gastall. Sac
rihce fly--Runnels Left on bases
Washington. s.: Baltimore 6. Bases on
balls--Oh Fornieles, 3; of Pascual. / /; of
Byerly. .. Hits-oh Fornielea, Z in
on Pascual 6 in z innings: on Byeriy.
in 2 innings. Runs and earned runs
on Paseuel. 2.2 Of Byerlv. IL; OF
pitcher-Wight t7-1Ol. Losing pitcher
-Byerly 1-3l. Umpires-Napp. Umont.
Berry. Honochick Time Of game-3:2O.
Attendance-9.S51.
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Fairfax Title
oAnnanda|e
FAIRFAX RECREATION LEAGUE
FINAL STANDINGS

AHnduQdto ~ fdlTIAX o
Mclean o d Vienna 3 IL
The Fairfax Recreation Base
ball League winds up its second
season tomorrow night with an
All-Star game at 8 o'clock at
Fairfax High. Players from Nc
Lean, Oakton and Vienna will
compete for the North" and
players from Annandale, Fair
fax and Centreville for the
South"
The regular schedule ended
last night as Centreville pounded
Mclean, 1916, much to the de-
light of Annandale partisans in
the stands at Fairfax High. The
Mclean defeat gave Annandale
the title.
Gene Mills. making his second
start for Centreville, had a no.
hitter and 14-0 lead until the
fifth inning. He came away with
a six-hitter, IA Strikeouts and
three walks for the victory.
Evening star., 1956-08-16
MINOR LEAGUES
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Vancouver. IA: Los Angeles. 4.
Portland 4: san Francisco, 3.
Seattle, .; San Diego. a.
Sacramento. 81 HOLLYWOOD 20.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Montreal, q; Richmond. 5.
Toronto. Cd; Columbus. 40.
Buffalo. 4. Havana. B.
Rochester at Miami t2). ppd
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Omaha. 8; Louisville ..
81 Paul. Z: Denver 4
Wichita II: Charleston. 3.
Minneapolis, <: Indianapolis. 4.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Austin. IL. Fort Worth. 4.
Houston. n. Oklahoma City. as
Dallas 3, San Antonio. 3.
Tulsa. IL: Shreveport. g.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Montgomery, 3--l1; Atlanta. -.
New Orleans, i2: Chattanooga. 1
Memphis, q; Birmingham. A.
Mobile. / Nashville o
EASTERN LEAGUE
Reading, u, Albany, 1.
Schenectady. 4: Allentown, o
Binghamton. 3: Williamsport o.
syracuse. 3--2 Johnstown. 2-1.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Aususta. .; savannah. /
Columbia. O. Knoxville. O.
Macon at Jacksonville. ppd.
Evening star., 1956-08-16

Totals "a 72714 Totals "a IL 81 Is
Ran for Wenarski in 5th.
Struck out for Lopinto in 9TH.
3 Singled for Nunez In 9th.
Washington - 1T Oi0 309-I5
New York - 200 OO4 SOL /
Drace, Pagano (21, Maney. Runs-Fro-
man, copper, Miller. MONTGOMERY f21,
Tash, B. Brown (2l, Natoii. carretta,
Coekrell t2l, Treon (2), O. Brown,
Ques.a. DeBlasi. Huns batted in
Miller MontSomery g, Tash, B. Brown,
Cockrell. Treon t4). Elichherg, Littieri
SER, mn6e Ren6ettO' dDs Drses !4 TTwo.base 8
7, con, Littieri. Drace. Stolen bases
Froman, Miller, B. Brown t2l, Natoii.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-18

ators blanket the nation, on the
alert. Rushed into action, they
score the first triumph over
polio-SAVING LIVES.
Survival, when it means i'm
prisonment in an iron lung, is
not enough. March of Dimes
funds have developed new me
chanical breathing aids - the
chest respirator and rockinr
bed. AT respirator CcntcrS, most
patients are quickly wcancd
from total dependence upon
their steel jackets.
Listen to yourself breathe
Suppose each breath depended
Gpon power c~-t~~"rd b. ~r,.. =
Dnc else? ~ ShgJ e.. .nc..rni-
al device &, br.a =; in -
without e. lis O
thousands OF patients served b.,
your March OF Dimes.
when polio'S first impact has
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-18
TIC SCHOOL NEWS
School Exams Couldn't Siop Cupid

exam. One Of these stray arrows
went directly to the heart, OF
was it the mind, of a certain girl
who came up with the idea OF
Passion Week."
So here's warning to all fell
lows who .are n little "woman
SHY" - You better take to the
hills, for this week has been of
ficially declared "Sakie Hawkins
Last Chance"
Faye Cox, everyone certainly
did enjoy your party last Satur.
day night. Tabor City's social
life certainly seems to be grow
ing. For between ball games ami
parties (not to mention a little
homework we are thankful to
say there is hardly time left for
the mischeivious mcanderings
found so prevalent in other
schools.
To those who wear the red
and white silks every Tuesday
and Friday nihgt - We just
won't to tell you how proud our
school is to have such fine ball
teams. How about you spectators
showing your pride by helping
the cheerleaders support your
team.