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ROSECROFT
RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500; pace;
Class Sas.s 20 conditioned; ! nile n oo a "A
SS sSsson ssE BiIly E.nln 80 s:SS ssS
Newsom Rosecroft (Hylenl $50
Keepers 6tarlite, Mighty. Surprise,
ssta loS.r HAn E,s 5 HIgpy Duke Future
SECOND RAcE--Purse. $500: pace;
class 2e Conditioned; / mile.
Return Dividend sep $50 40 $50
MadEe Brewer (Myer 1880 $40
ponnie's Pride, MEADOW win. Polly
Mac. Camden Nibble, Hi-Lo's Mars
DAILY DOUBLE (I-5), $3.50
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $500; pace;
Lady Lady Adiiosi tESmsnds, $50 500 400
Ricky ,Ironner sLhSnas) $50 20
Camden Cardinal, Shasta Daisy. Bon.
ME Truax. Bea Windswept, Malesty's
Chick ibid not fnish). Time. 2:li%.
FOURTH RAcE--Purse, $500; pace;
EI.tis s'i piDey toSlnsl IsAO 100 4.sss
Dorchester Miss Honkl $40
. Es''i Nsss' 4hS Sfls F F ~! M:
FIFTH RAcE--PurSs. $500; pscH c
B biGssV b. ss' ssgaSl..r i''O SsS S
nut, Ranssr MeEiien, VOio Majesty.
lis sixT I'll YslcE--purs.. $500, pace; &C
VII;sS en-. T:r, IsI::I 1890 ssS "a. az
: Elsa Hanover tStokley) 40
- Quiet Guy. Counsel Eden, Volo
Brewer. Fort Apache, Time. .2:1i.
Elsa Hanover finished fourth and
page QUIET isIiS Guy. t,nishsd third. disqusl..
ned and placed fourth Tor unrestricted
Z sEs " RAcE-Purss. 5000; pace.
sumter Boy tEdwardl) 100 $50 800
Miss Chief Forbes lTaylOrD eco $40
worthy Captain (Flemlngl $50
Jade Hanover, Mr.. Cool Breeze. Super
Chief Garcia sue, Rayscn. Time, 2:0eM.
18TH RAcE--The symbol qantle;
purse. $4,000; trot: free-for-ail; &c
S S:ls SsS. S'EsIih::;,|| iT.sO ssS s.ss
Lord Steward twilliams) $50
Faber Hanover. Darn safe, Famous
chiids Hanover. Time S:ii tnsW track
l.i Myth RAct--PurD.. $500; pse.i &C
frisco Sofa CdinnlsaS) 4.sO $40 SEQ
Hail McEllen (Iones) o.20 $40
worthy Voistadt (Croekettl 100
The Boss, Perky Madge, Chris Averil.
Princess Indy, CANDLES BOY. Time. 400.
Attendance--b.1A2
Total mutuei Rsndis-s274.ses.
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Races at Marlboro
Set for Tomorrow

Rain forced postponement Of
last nights stock car racing pro-
gram at Marlboro Motor Race
way until tomorrow. The show
will be shifted intact. with the
first bf three 10-lap heats begin
ming at 2;S0 pm.
A 12-lap consolation race will
precede the 50-lap feature for
sportsman-hardtop automobiles.
The Northern Virginia Stock Car
Club viii enter SO drivers who
will try to qualify for the "a po-
sitions in the feature,
Favored to win tomorrow will
be the Hillcrest team of Elmo
Langley and Bill Morgan, with
Mace Mattingly, Mary Goldberg
and Ray Byars of Falls Church
expected to provide the stiffest
competition.
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Anderson Plans to Break
More WeiqhtIift Records
George Ravens.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2 (R.-
Paul Anderson, Americas mighty
weightlifter, today set himself a
new goal after setting three
world records.
The 24-year-old Olympic can
didate, breaking two Of his own
marks. amassed a total lift of
LIS pounds in the National
Weightlifting Tournament spon-
sored last night by the Amateur
Athletic Union.
The heavyweight champion an
nounced he would try now for a
total of 1900, hoping to add 10
pounds in the snatch and is in
the clean-and-jerk.
The 320-pound 6-foot-2 giant
from Toccoa, Ca, made the new
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|Rosecroft Meet
|WindsUp With


Rosecroft Raceway ends its
1856 meeting tonight with q
program Of nine races.
A sidelight win be the climax
|of the battle for the leading
driver awards. After tonight the
standardbearers will make the
short hop to nearby Laurel Race
way. which opens its 24-night
meet Monday night. {
The $1,000 eighth race pace
will headline tonight's activity.
Favored at 5-to-2 in the feature
probably will be Gypsy Gal.
classy Knight Dream mare who
has won two out Of three starts
lat RoSecroft. the fastest in
2:05H. Jack WilcuttS will pilot
her from the No. 6 post.
Johnny Edmunds, one Of the
leaders in the drivers battle, will
have the chief threat in Port Of
Call, while the third choice is
|Adios Helen, a recent winner who
starts on the outside with Eddie
Morgan driving.
The seventh race pace has
Impkin favored at 5-to-2 against
such veterans as Jim Carroll
and Cannonite.
The latest calculations show
Buck Minniear in front in the
race for the driving title with
eight wins, four seconds and
three thirds in % starts. Tied
for runnerup are Bill Fleming
and Johnny EdmundS.
A trotting record for the mile
and one-sixteenth was set last
might at RoSecroft when the
lightly regarded Galophone, q
4-year-old brown horse, owned
by William T. Maybury of Dex-
ter, Me-, and driven by Bob
Walker, steamed home to win
the $1O,OOO symbol Gantle Gas
sic in 2:11.
A champion as a 2-year- old
and a champion trotter among
the 3-year-olds last year, Gallo
phone made a stirring comeback
reaching the stretch to overcome
the 1855 Maryland champion,
Lady Dunn, and win by the sur
prisingly large margin Of four
and three-quarter lengths.
Galophone was in the money
% times IN IS starts last year
for $64,860 earnings, but was
without a victory in five starts
this year.
Lady Dunn showed the way
at the outset but at the three
quarters Galophone roared up
from the outside to win. The
time of 2:11 clipped 2Hs seconds
on the track mark set last year
by Lady Dunn.
Galophone paid $17.80. $e.40,
$500; Lady Dunn, $3.50, $4.20,
and Lord Steward, the show
horse, $3.50.
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PodoIoff and Irish
Give Dispositions

Attorneys for the Washington
basketball group trying to get
into the National Basketball AS
ISOLATION will go to New York
early next week to take deposit
lions from MIA officials.
The dispositions are a prel-
ude to the trial of a suit filed
by the Washington group. The
attorneys, Thurman Arnold and
Abe Krash. have scheduled dep
ositions with Maurice Podoloff,
president of the MIA, Monday.
and Ned Irish. vice president
Of Madison Square Garden and
an NBA director, Tuesday.
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Auto Race Card Of
At Old Dominion

The double-header auto rae
ing program scheduled tonight
at Old Dominion Speedway was
called of this morning because
Of the rain.
Al Gore, director Of the track,
Is negotiating with the American
Racing Drivers Club and the
United States Auto Club to. bring
back the midget cars on July Z.
The regular stock cars formed
the other half Of tonight'S bill.
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Jim Totum Getting
Hospital Checkup

CHAPEL HILL. N. c., June 2
R.-Jim Tatum, head football
coach at the University Of North
Carolina, rested today at Me-
mortal Hospital here which he
entered for a checkup.
Chuck Erickson, North Caro-
lima athletic director, said Ia
tum was run down" when he
entered the hospital yesterday.
Tatum has been on the 60 most
of the time since he became head
coach Of the Tar Heels 1--WE
months ago after leaving Mary
land.
DR.. w. G. Morgan said q pre-
liminary examination yesterday
disclosed no specific disorders.
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First round results.
Johnny Carson Wins
Atlantic PubIinx Title

ATLANTA, June 2 (R.-John-
my Carson. former University of
Georgia end who now plays pro-
fessional football for the WASH
|ington Redskins, is the winner
of the Atlanta publinx golf
championship.
He posted a 73-68-141 in two
tours Of the par-7l. 6.303-yard
Bobby Jones course yesterday
to defeat Jimmy Sutton. Georgia
Tech golf team member. by four
strokes. Sutton had a 74-7l-145.
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record total with 400 pounds in
the press, 335 in the snatch "a
record and 440 in the clean
and-jerk (another record.
Jim George, an Ohio State
sophomore. won the light-heayy
weight title with q total lift Of
875 pounds, succeeding Tommy
Konno Of Hawaii.
Defending Champion Joe Pit
man of York, Pa, lifted 785
pounds to retain his lightweight
title and Chuck Vinci, also Of
York. equaled his previous lift
Of 500 pounds to keep his ban
tamweight title.
Competition win be held in the
other classes today.
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PIMLICO

Continued From Page A-12
favored Case Tip a nose to the
rear and a similar distance
ahead of O'Meara. The latter
was a nose in front Of Fogle Lee.
Press box observers agreed with
the placing judges on the call.
Eb Pons, one of the three
placing judges, said he and his
two associates, marking their pro-
grams separately, were unani-
nous on the order Of finish.
Di-Ore-Model and 23-year-old
Apprentice Edward Cape both
were recording their first
triumphs.
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Eagles Get Matthews
In EortY-Niners Deal

PHILADELPHIA. June 2 R.-
The Philadelphia Eagles yester-
day obtained Bill Matthews, 225-
pound linebacker and defensive
tackle, from the San Francisco
Forty-N Miners in exchange for q
future draft choice.
Matthews joined the Forty
Miners in 1850 and, except for
two years in the service in 1851
and 1852, has been a regular.
Last year he was defensive cap
tain. He is a graduate of Geor-
gia Tech.
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BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS

bee Handy, Calsway, Patra
Morris.
2-Abbe Gene, Miss Rachel,
Northampton.
3-Peter Bohemia, Homestretch
Justly. Wicomico Nib.
4--Nebada, Gallavant, Nibble
Scot.
5-Mr. Lee Brook. Mike Bohe.
mia, Scarlet Direct.
6--Banner's Bride. Frankford,
Rough Time.
Jim Carroll, Jmpkin, Belle
Vile Boy.
s--GYPsY GAL, Adios Helen.
Port Of Call.
y--Millard, Dauntless Hanover,
Manor cnimes.
Longshot Daily Double Peter
GOlddust and Poppy's Queen.
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MRS. BRlDGEFORD WINS AT MANOR
Mrs. Borry's q Sets
Congressional Record

Other net winners were Mrs.
r. d. Watson, 87-11-76: and
Mrs. Tuffy Leemans. 96-19-7T.
Mrs. F. w. Chambers won the
hole-in-one prize. while Mrs. j.
8. MacBryde had the most fives
and Mrs. Charles Even the most
skies.
Inside nine winners were Mrs.
C. Z. Henning, 48-l6-32, and
Mrs. Matthew Fenton. 1913 IS,
with low gross to Mrs. A. c,
Knowbbler, 4S. Blind DOGGY win
ners were Mrs. v. L. Gingerich
and Mrs. r. U. Sherman, AS,
while the beginner winners
were Mrs. G. c. Ellerton, So. and
Mrs. F. E. Parker, 81. on the
inside nine.
WASHINGTON G&CC - Low
met, Mrs. c. r. Miles, 92-17-T5;
Mrs. j. E. Richards, 94-l9-75;
Mrs. A. @. Simmonds, 85-9--76,
Mrs. John Connolly, 86-9-77,
Low gross. Mrs. Charles Egen-
road, SO.
ARMY-NAVY-Wives of Navy
and Marine officers defeated an
Army-Air Force team, 1917, in
the annual service match. with
the losers buying the lunch.
In the finals Of the match play
tournament for the 9-hole be-
Iginner group. Mrs. s. s. Butt
won the first fight and Mrs,
u. M. Gavin the consolation,
Mrs. T. F. Hooker won the Sec
|ond flight and Mrs. F.. E. Miller
the consolation and Mrs. P. W.
|Schwelenbach won the third
flight.
WOODMONT-In a 9-hole
event. because Of the rain. Mrs
Henry Goodman's net 81 was low
with Mrs. Judy Sanders net 80,
second.
CONGRESSIONAL - Mrs
Charles c. Collins, defending
champion in next weeks Glass 3
Evening Star Cup tournament,
won the Golf Committee Chair
mans Trophy with 88-15-73
Nina Champion won low gross
with So. Other net winners were
Mrs. Charles Wilson. 98-24-74
and Mrs. Charles A. De Zevallos
l93-18-75.
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BusebuII Meeting Set

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 2
R. - George M. Trautman.
president Of the minor leagues,
said yesterday he would meet
with Commissioner Ford Prick
at 10 am. June z. in Frick's
New York Office to discuss
charges the major leagues have
a monopoly on baseball players.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-02

Mrs. John X. Barry. who has
been scoring sensationally in
short takes all spring. either for
Ia few holes or some mines, put
Ia course-record round together
yesterday at Columbia to. win
the 54-hole Hinshaw Cup tour
|nament by nine strokes.
Mrs. Barry. Manor Club cham
pion and District champion
|medaIist and runnerup last year.
| finished 2-3-4 at Columbia for
Ia 73, q new women's amateur
competitive mark. For the three
rounds of the intraclub event.
Mrs. Barry had 84-77-73 and
deducted three handicap strokes
each round for 225.
Part Of Mrs. Barry's round
was played in the rain.
Her card:
Mems par
q Out --------. III 81 s sit-sS-7c
Out ---------4 Az ar 5 4ss44-$s--z,
Mrs. Richard Kreuzburg won
low gross honors with 84-84-81--
249.
Mrs. Barry was the second
low handicap player in i've years
to win the event played as a
memorial to william Wade Hin
shaw.
Other net winners: Mrs. Herb
Goodman, 96-94-92 minus 48 for
235; Mrs. Kenneth Kimble. 98-
97-95 minus 81 for 236; Mrs
Edgar Brawner. 96-99-94 minus
81 for 238; Mrs. Julian Heron
100 102-106 minus SO for 239;
Mrs. Ed Hickey, 103-101-95 min
US so for 239.
Pro Clagett Stevens not only
donated the Stevens Cup. but
treated q record field Of 80 play
ers to refreshments after the golf
lat Manor Club yesterday.
The trophy went to Mrs. A. r
Bridgeford with SO minus 1S
handicap for q SO. one Of the
lowest net scores Of the season
and the winner by eight strokes
Mrs. George Martin won low
gross with 81. with other gross
prizes to Mrs. w. A. DAWN, So
and Mrs. H. E. Davies. SO.
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|HowIey and Walker
Meet in Feature
AT Chevy Chase

The match between Charles
Hawley and John c. Walker
promised to be the quarterfinals
feature in the Chevy Chase Club
championship today. Semifinals
and the finals are scheduled to-
morrow.
Hawley'S 70 in the rain was
the best round from the back
tees yesterday, while Walker de-
feated Manly Parks, recent semi
f1nalist in the Schoolboy Cham
pionship, / up. Hawley won over
Harrison Brand, 5 and 3.
The 1854 and '55 champions
met in yesterdays feature and
the defending titlist, Dick West,
lost to Jack Barr, his predecessor,
3 and 2. Bobby Brownell was
among the eight winners, as
Expected.
First round results:
4 Bobby Brownell defeated Joe Sears,
ana i: Bob Norman defeated j. w.
5nrke ~; and Jack Barr defeated
defeated. W. B. Mason, / up. 1S holes;
mTefl ir1 and 4; H: T. Allen defeated
l. =: Maekal, 2 and /: Charles B.
3 and 3, and John c. Walker defeated
Manly Parks, j up.
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GoIf.Set

ST. LOUIS. June 2 (H.-The
$1,000 st. Louis Women's Open
golf tournament win be held at
Norwood Hills Country Club Au-
gust 1919, it was announced
yesterday.
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RED SoX. S; ATHLETICS. 0
Totals 81 524s Totals "a is ~ 10
Ilied out .or shantz in 18th,
2 Ran for Goodman In LIST.
3 Ran for williams IN Sth

Kansas City -------- 600 600 OOO--o
soston ---------- O2O DOL l1x--6
70 Runs--Jensen te), Piersall, Buddin
White. Buddin. Lepcio -t cs1. Pie sS TTo-
base hits-Vernon. -droth, Lopez, Klaus.
Three-base hit - Piersali. Sacritice 49,
Brewer. sacrihce fy--Buddin. Double
RsDco e Sernd 70 Fewer Fewer E'q s.x e
to Power. Left on bases---Karl-
sas City, 8; Boston, IA. Bases on balls
ON Heritage, 9; on Crimian, 1; 81
nings. Runs and earned runs-Of Herr
Iiage, 3-3; on Shantz, 90; on Crimiar,,
2-2; on Brewer. 90. Winning pitcher
Brewer (7-D. Losing pitcher-Her-
riegss sl-D. Time--2;17. Attendance
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
nl tha Aaloelated Prom

NEW YORK madison Square Gar
den) Larry BoGrdman. i37M. MARI
borough. Conn. Knocked out Frankie
RTtn SsI lsiH' New c Yo5h; 2 v.Ia., e,o.
Havana, stopped Ken Hammer, 1876,
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Runs--Ashburn. LopAta. Ennis Jones
Hammer. Dlasingame, Moon. Errors
Sc MSo 5 SAINT En;: sI Moo EHs ss.
hits--Boyer. Sarni, Lopata. Three-bast
hit--LopAta Home run--Moon, Stolen
sssssss;s=.Blaylosk,, Vale, ,. Jones, Hsmnsr
. Si%SsE e ssI:ySSs;l r5 at
Bases on baiis-oi simmons, 8; Oh r
Miller. Il on Poholsky. 2; on jackson; 2
!; By Poholsky, 81 By. Jackson. 2. Hits
M SiTn IN n m o PcSols *
in ) innings: Oh schmidt, i in . Innings
S % yseE 1sSnn;o nn,ns' Buns 81 apS
Miller, 90; OF Poholsky., 3d.; on
pitcher--Simmon (2-3). Losing pitcher
--Poholsky 1881. Time-2:34. Atten-
dances. 1913.
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GIANTS, 5; REDLEGS, 2

Rups-Spencer. White. Katt, Bell. Bur
CESS. Error-Temple. Runs batted In
Temple. Bell Home TOM; TuSsMB ss Kat
Sacriflces-Hofman Post. Double plays
Katt TO spencer, Mcclellan to Temple e
Klusaewsh. Lockman 70 Mansan, Left
Bases es'e on Ssiis-0 Saff MaSSo nssnna y q
STUCK cGt@pS IMn at1on 3 ~ 2; 81 RiIdsiE
en- BY NTxhSIl Il; Sy PYEl'E Hits a
kidsiE, 3 Il ~ inninsss;? 81 on NusHsr, y
ming: ,,Od FcyisT. o N ! innlng; @
1 MSSa Il M,r6 1Hi9E Egn' En- sHd s ss5nsc
III: on husHali. III: on i wiiSslrn. 90;
nine pitchef-.Ridsik iS.ol. Losing
pitchsr.-NuTshSs AL (i-Sl. Tims-s:2S. A.
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Kan Tor jackson IN 10Th.
Grounded out for Valentinettl in 10th.
Grounded out for Davis IN 10Th.
brooklyn 600 900 O2O 900 600
|chicaRo---- 900 900 900 900 002-4
Runs--Gilliam. snider. Miksis. Baker,
Fondy. Banks. Gillian. Landrith
(3). Reese. Runs batted in--Banks t2).
snider (2), Baker (2l. Two-base hit
Hodges. Home runs - Banks. snider.
Baker. Stolen bases - Gillian. Reese.
sacrinces- Gillian. King. Double
TO Gillian TO Hodges;
Baker to Banks 10 Fondy; Banks TO
Baker 70 Fondy; thinner 10 campanella
to thinner. Left on bases-Brooklyn, IA;
Chicago. 8. Bases on balls-on Brosnan.
/; on Craig. !; on Lown, 81 on Labine,
1: on Davis, 2: on MaFlie, o; on Jones. ?.
Struck out--By Brosnan, 81 By crais. ?;
BY Lown, 2; BY Labine, 81 BY Davis. 2;
by Roebuek. .; By Jones, /. Hits--oi
Brosnan. 1 IN q. innings; Oh Craig. 3 In
innings; OF Labine, 4 In innings; on
Lown, 5 in 2n innings; on Valentinetu.
II IN ga innings; on Davis, Q IN 3 In
ninGs; on Maelie, none IN innings
faced 2 batters In l4thl; on Roebuek,
In l y innings; on Jones' none IN
Ipninss: Runs ane earned. rgnI-on
S o vs SG Sa S' o o. SO ia 81 LGEp
D SH SS a .Sn' & mil ~ tSsse
Jones l-2l. Loeing piteher-Roe
l1-2). Time-4.O4 $3.50,
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PIRATES. q; BRAVES. !
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee

Runs--oroat, Walls, Long, Facet Ad-
cock Runs b,t.sd ip1-wens go. Lo Lens.
rrSRSssewsiIs S' ions.
j; So.SrIsn u osoS. q ESss; EotsS Z
Eh Tisns. "a KlSsss.' 'ii % q ssssa, Z
Struck qnt-.-By Friend, 81 ~ SPAIN. q:
hy Murfi, Z: ny johnson, Hits-od
Friend. + n 2 lnninesi on King, IN
Hu ai 1 n innins, z on Johnson. Ii d
1 inning, Runs and earned runs-On
Friend. 1-ls 0f King. 90; on SPAIN,
40; % Murn. 90; o. Johnson, 90.
piteher-epahn cd. Time-2:1o
Attendanee-24,62S.
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DISTRICT PLAYOFFS
IN NCAA BASEBALL
BY the Associated Press
- District I've tFIr.s Roundl

By the ASSociated Press
District Two CFirst Roundl
NYU 10, Penn State
st. Johns fBkn.) 3, Delaware /.
District Three best Of 81
Mississippi 4, Tennessee Tech 8
mississippi leads, 1-0l.
Elorida state 2, Duke fFlorida states
District -Four tBest Of 81
Minnesota. 8, Ohio University o.
minnesota leads, 1-0l.
North Dakota State s. Oklahoma 2
tN; Oak. state plays Bradley today for
800 District seven (Best Of 81
District One (First Roundl
Boston University VS.. New Hampshire
poned to today,
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Rung--Philley, Rivera. Hale. Prancona
.s.N., & I JcSa..D RIVERA N..s.0 s1 az.
s sIss Rii.Imns ke a On ee q S,i
% ksssa S' I; N Johnson. ]" Struck
5 in 8 inninsS; on consussSs. 3 n z
pnlnss s Sns On aa gohs sssnsd Ian' WIN
ming piteher--Johneon O-D. Losing
pitcher-Keegan I'D. Time-e:0o.
Attendanee-l2,114.
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Runs - Kaline, Tuttie (2), Boone,
pousald. Byrne. Error = McDcuEaid.
Runs patted in-Tpttle. Lary. Kennedy
bebe kity-W Wilson. Martin. Thrse.base
hits = kaline, 6kowron. Home runs =
Inttle. Kennedy, Robinson. ByTne, pop-
PIE plays-Martin 70 MeDougald 10 Rob
Martin 70. Robinson. Left on bases--De-
On Lary NV 4 o 0I BSrs: rs s.r SS 0s out
b. Lary. 9 ~ 9yrne. u Runs and
e.e. Hit b plteher-by Larry (Berral.
Winning pitcher-Lary t4-5). Losing
pitcher = Byine le-il. Time - 2.39.
Attendaneo-21,763.
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MINOR LEAGUES
By the Associated Press


PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
San Diego 4, Vancouver 3.
Seattle g.. Hollywood 2.
Portland 3, Sacramento 1.
san krancisco y Los Angeles 2.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Columbus ;. Richmond 2.
MMDi an, .y Toronto ].
Buffalo 81 Rochester. postponed,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Denver a. Minneapolis Q.
Indianapoiis q. Charleston 3.
wichita B. Louisville 0.
Omaha o. r b AHsG nlEkeUE
san Antonio 8. Oklahoma City 2 III
Austin 3. Tulsa 1 40 inninEs).
Dallas IL, Shreveport 2.
Houston 3, Fort Worth I.
SOUThERN ASSOCIATION
Little Rock TO-. Birmingham s.
Memphis z. Atlanta 4.
Chattanooga 3, Mobile /.
EASfERN LEAGUE
Schenectady 1. Williamsport I'll
Syracuse 8, Reading q.
Johnston n Albany 5.
Allentown at Hlnghamton, postponed
WESTERN LEAGUE
Topeka 81, Sioux City 2-6.
Lincoln 10, Des Moines /.
Amarillo 8. Pueblo 8,
Colorado springs 4. Albuquerque 2.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Jacksonville Sd. Columbia SIS,
Other Games postponed.
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pills. S; CARDS q
Totals 81 9 ca 10

Totals 81 "a 10 Totals 33727 10
/ Struck out for Kazanski in 9th.
Flied out for Poholsky in 6th.
3 Lined out for Schmidt In 18th.
Popped out for Sauer in Sth.
Forced Harmon for jackson IN 9th.
Ran for Cooper In 9th.
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TIGERS, s; YANKs. ,
Totais "a p27e Totals Sc

Totals "a 9276 Totals 3oe "a ~
Tripled for Carey in 4th.
2 Grounded out for Coleman In 9th.
3 Ran for Byrne in eth.
Detroit -----------Oo0 $40 OOO-e
New York ---------- 900 iO2 0o0--3
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ORIOLES, 3; WHITE SOX, 2

Totals 80 5 .4l4 Totals 20 "a 8
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Totals 81 10x44 20 Totals so 8 as II
xTwo out in 18th when winning run
/ Popped out for Crais In 7th.
2 Singled for Labine in 18th.
3 Ran for jackson in 18th.
4 GROUNDED out for yslentinettl II 10TH
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