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AvroMoBILrs FOR SALE
PONTIAC 1854 2-dr. sedan; fully
equipped; s.tcne blue; fully snaF.
ARCADE PONTIAC

PONTIAC 1854 2.dr sedan; fully
eouipped; satcne blue; fully guar
ARCADE PONTIAC
1897 Irving st, NV. AID. $4,000
PONTIAC '5l Chieftain de luxe So
etc; very good cond.: perfect End
car, as low as $50 On, tull price.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
5000 Pa. Ave. Sc. LIZ. 2-gs27
PONTIAC 30 Convertible: radio and
heater; SIS down and payments as
low as So week!
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1907 E.-M. Hwy. tat Ga. Aye.l
sill. Spg., Md ~. $4,000
PONTIAC '55 Star Chief Custom
VS.; hvdramatic, r. and h., Wv.
tires, 2-tone. all-leather interior;
turquoise and winter white; ST.
ARCADE PONTIAC
i4a, irving ST NV. AID. ASSOC
PoNTIACS-'pl 2.door. hydramatic,
. .s,, hydra, 7; and b.. like new,
HCJo, "a N4llel oc luxe S-QOQI.
hydra, 7. and b.. 81. 1873. HoR-
NER'6 CORNER. Buick Dealer, Fla.
ave. ne. at 9th Ii. 6-6464
PONTIAC SO VS. club sedan; fully
equipped, auto, transmission: co.
car; new-car title and guarantee:
S2,3e5; low as 1895 down. Nc
NEIL PONTIAC, 1920 wis. ave.
OIL. $4,000 dn the Heart of Be-
PONTIAC $50 VsS 4-door station
wagon: auto. transmission, heater,
turn signals. numerous other ac-
cessories. co. car: new-car title and
guarantee: special at S2.595: top
trade Tor your car MCNEIL Pom
TIAC, 1920 Wis. ave, OIL. 4-S000
I'm the Heart Of Bethesda).
PONTIAC 81 Chieftain 49, de luxe
Catalina coupe, r, h., hydramatic,
very clean. finest cond,. S5n5: terms,
$40 dr., S3S per mo.
WOLFE MOTORS
1891 WIS. AVE. NV. EN-. 3-0142
PONTIAC 1851 Catalina coupe: =
tone ivory and blue. radio. heater.
See and drive this beauty today;
only S6S5
KENYON-PECK
263d Wilson Blvd. AL Va.
IA. 2-9o0l Open Til d PM.
USED CAR SPECIAL--Good transp. !:
pick from many; 500 ca. CLINTON
USED CARS & PARTS, Box 294,
Route B, Clinton, Md. CY. 5-S1t3,
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AUTOMOBILES ION SALE

|STUDEBAKER $50 Champion 4-dr.;
drives one owner: 5000 MI: S596.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1909 E.-W. Hwy. lat ca. Ave-
sIl. spg.. Nd. ~. $4,000
eTUDEBAKER 1859 Champion hard
top: 2-tone gray and blue: gas,sav-
rs B6T GIsFcisSS; s. ss sSsn't '''n
Lee d. Butler, Inc.
1l21 21st ST. NV, DI. z-0lll
sTUDE So VS. Parkyiew station
new; $500.
Silver Spring MFR. Co. of D. c.
7e0I Ga. Ave. NV. IA. 9-stos
WILLYs station wagon model 4-53-
As; splendid cond., r.. D.. o.u.i
sacrifice, S29a; .erfns, $40 down.
Mr.. ARTHUR. La. 6-2100.
STUDEBAKER 1851 Champion sport
coupe: blue: economical overdrlve;
heater. The style leader. BUTLER
BONDED; S3s5.
Lee D. Butler, Inc.
112l 21st st. NV. d, 7-0lli
WANT A REAL DEAL on new 1856
Oldsmobile? Wen, see US, 600 Fla;
ave. NE, IL, 7-04b6. Open until
pm. DEALER
1856 OLDsMOBILEs--For the deal
you have been waiting for see
64S5, 500 Fla. ave. ne. Open until
2 pm. DEALER.
80 CADILLAC 4-dr, s7q5
80 BUICK 2-dr. - 1875
80 DODGE 2-dr. - 2N5
AS CHEY. 2-dr. ----------- 1876
4 AZ FORD -IucQF ----------- lso
AS DE SOTO 2-dr. -------- l45
AZ BUICK conv. club 1880 l30
20 OTHERS
SIS DOWN
BEACH MOTORS. 1910 14th St. NV.
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AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

PACKARD 1856, Patrician sedan.
Beautiful g-tone blue with, matching
power steering brakes. seats and
windows: white tires: torsion ride.
Company off1cial car Orig. price,
S5,712. Now at special price Of
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Lee d. Butler Inc

Lee ~. BuCler, Inc.
1921 21st ST. NV. DI, 7-OI1I
PLYMOUTH '55 Plaza 4-door: blk:
heater; best offer above S1,300.
OwIer ASSIGNED abroad. ia. 2-976O
PLYMOUTH "a station wagon; hy-
drive. r, and b.. light blue; 81. $50
XII. S-5062
PLYMOUTH 'b5 4-dr.; fully equip
ped, original sea-mist green; very
clean l-0wner car with 30-day no.
cost guarantee. Only SI9b down.
Full price. S1,195.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ga. Ave. NV. IA. D-2a00
PLYMOUTH "a Savoy sedan; radio.
heater, turn signals: light gray;
Sxtra eIs s qns eTns5; II 0SS
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1900 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. 2-l020
PLYMOUTH "a sta. wag. CDR. Bel
| yedere;. r.. h. turn signals, Wv.
tires: Al cond.: orig. owner; low
mileage, Val finance. RA. 3-4377.
PLYMOUTH 1855 2-door Belvedere:
radio. heater. powerfiite: low mi. /;
must be seen to be appreciated: out
standing for the low price Of 81 6q5
! LOVING CHEVROLET
1880 E.-W Hwy, sil. Sp. JU. 9-s003
PLYMOUTH 40 Special de luxe; ex-
Gel. cond.; sac: terms, $40 On. S16
mo. Call today. get car tomorrow.
Mr.. ARTHUR. La. 6-2700.
PLYM. 81 Custom de l.: brand-new
cond;:, wonderful care by pvt. own
err; $4,000 mi. sac. S545; terms.
S45 dn. Mr.. ROPER, LA. 6-27OO.
PLYMOUTH '55 Plaza sedan: heat
er. turn signals; dark gray finish /;
very clean one owner: Wheelmobile
'FREE warranty; Sl,3p5
WHEELER. CHRYSLER-P LYMOUTH
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. 2-l02O
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Lee D. Butler. Inc.

1871 2ist st. NV. DI. 1-041l
PACKARD 1851 convertible coupe
green. black top; leather uphols.
auto. trans, r, h.: thousands Of un.
used miles. BUTLER BONDED
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SO OLDSMOBILE
AIR-CONDITIONED

"9s" de luxe sport sedan. Striking
2-tone finish, French gray body,
POLAR white top. luxurious APP
pointed interior: all the features Of
the. future incl GETAWAY hydra
matte. r. and h.. power steering and
brakes; Rocket T-350 engine: beat
the heat enjoy living room COM
fort" on the highway no matter how
high the temperature scars The
wonderful air-conditioning unit de-
livers a constant even flow of clean,
cool, filtered air free Of pollen, dust
and humidity. Only $500 actual
miles. Car sells new approx. SIS 900,
Be sure to drop in. see and drive
this beauty today for sure. remark
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KENYON-PECK

1856 Wilson Blvd, All Va.
IA. 2-900l Open Til & PM.
USED CAR SPECIAL-Good transp. /:
pick from many; 500 ca. CLINTON
USED CARS & PARTS. Box 294.
Route 5. Clinton. Md. cY. 7-S163.
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AUToMosILEs FOR SALE


MERCURY ,5s Monterey nardtop;
Z. and h.. Mereomatic drive; 81 ,405.
Used car, No. 1894. MONROE
FORD. 800 Wis. ave. nv. WO
$4,000.
MERCURY '53 Hardtop: I. and h.,
a-tone I'm; Wv. tires: plastic
sea SANDERS SHSsTs i WASH y Oldest ads H FIJI
Dealer, 1114 Vermont ave. NV,
AID. 4-430O. Open ewes. til o.;
sat. I'll
MERCURY "a Monterey conv.: fully
equipped. r. and b.. ppwer steering
power brakes, Wv, fires. custom
chrome wire wheels Continental
kit, outside spare Wheel auto. vim
dows: sacr., 81 Sgb. terms. MR..
ROPER. La. 6-27O0
MERCURY SIS Monterey 4-dr.; o.
tone hire, Wv. tires, r. and h..
Mercomatic. Terms or trade: 81 .S95
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HO4tOSOAAiCly -NlbuOOO
LINCoLN-MERCURY DEALER
37l5 Bladensburg Rd. AP. 5-2a29
OLDSMOBILE 1855 "9s" Holiday
coupe; bronze and beige finish.
radio. heater, hydramatic. fun power
dows, 6way seats. offered at more
than $1,000 savings. Special this
week. terms or trade. -
iAkerS Odds Cadillac Co.
FairlinEton Shopping Center
Alexandria, Va OV. 3-035O
OLDSMOBILE 1866 de luxe 49,
Startlre convertible coupe. green and
white. fully equipped, power steer
ing. power brakes, S2,SS5. CCC guar
antee,
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
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III 21st St NV. d, 7-Olll
PLYMOUTH '55 Plaza 4-door: blk:
heater; best offer above Sl,3OO.
OKi.er assigned abroad. la 2-Q7fin
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BEACH MOTORS. 1910 l4th St. NV.
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WOLFE MOTORS

1891 WIS. Ave. Nv. EN-. s-ol42
LINCOLN 1856 Continental; new;
sells SI0,b0a. ! have been COM
mlssioued IN sell this car. viii
ALLOW $1,000 In trade ON a sc Lin
coin or Caeillac. Replies confiden-
tfaI Boy 45S-H Star
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PONTIAC '55 star Chief Custom
VS.; hvdramatic, r. and h., Wv.
tires, 2-tone. all-leather interior;
TURQUOISE and winter white; S.
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TIL list 50. NV. DI. l-UlII
sTUDE Sc VS. Parkyiew station
wagon; automatic Shift practically
new. Sc. Hlh
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Lee ID. Butler. Inc,

IHoE Champion nafu-
op: 2.tone gray and blue; gas.sav-
S4EI 9y sE B.. sla Svnsr' clean
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ROSENTHAL Chevrolet


Glebe Rd. and Columbia Pike
Arlington. Va. ia. 1851
NASH 1855 Metropolitan: like new.
low mi; best offer BURROWS MO-
TOR CO., 900 M st. Sc. Ii. 4-S300.
NASH RAMBLER IS wagon: by
dra.. fully equipped. very nice, low
mi: best offer. BURROWS MOTOR
CO. 900 M st. Sc. Ii. 4-S3O0.
OLDSMOBILE "a Super "SS" 4-dr.
sedan. hydramatic. radio, heater,
power brakes. power steering, low
mileage: 81 700. Elk. 3-5474.
OLDSMOBILE "a de luxe "SS" A.
dr.; hydramatic. r. and h.. a beau
tiful 2-tone finish: sold and serv-
iced by US since new; Sl,795. PAUL
BROS. tOlds.), Wis. and Ellicott
st. NV. kE. T-130S.
OLDSMOBILE 1853 "ss" Holiday
coupe: $1,000 or best offer. OIL.
$4,000. Mr.. ALE.
OLDSMOBILE '53 super "SS" Sc
dan power steering and brakes,
hydra, r.. and h.: S1,I99. HOR-
NER'S COR, Buick Dealer, Fla.
ave. ne. at 9th. Ii. 6-f54tS4.
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1897 Irving St, NV. AID. $4,000
PONTIAC '5i chieftain de luxe So
very T'S sood s cOd p sea- psri.c cGs sn
car, as low as $50 On, tull price.
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ARCADE PQNTIAC
Suburban Cadillac-OldS

BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
Bethesda, Md. OIL. f5-7TOU
OPEN THURS. TILL 0 Pm
OLDS 81 "9S'' convertible: light
green, black top. hydramatic. vim
dow lifts. r, and h. . extra snow
tires. only 26 600 miles. Original
owner going overseas, $775 or best
offer. DE 1-SOI3
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5000 Pa. Ave. Sc. LIZ. 2-gS27
lPONTIAc 40 Convertible: radio and
heater. S25 down and paYments az
low as SIS week!
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ARCADE PONTIAC

1891 WIS. AVE. NV. EN-. 3-oI4,
PONTIAC 1851 Catalina coupe: .
tone ivory and blue. radio. heater
See and drive this beauty today
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SENATOR'S

Continued From Page Ais
ming against Mel Parnell, tied
the score again at SIS, then
wilted after Jim Piersall pro-
jected Boston into its third lead
with a homer of Stewart after
Jackie Jensen singled in the
fifth.
Piersall collected a home run
and two singles in the first game
to whack across five runs. He
added a double, two singles and
a sacrifice fly in the second game
as he batted in three more runs.
Ted Lepcio Clipped in with a
home run, double and single in
the second game and. smacked
across four runs. Piersall, Lepcio
and Billy Klaus each gathered
three hits in the second game.
NOTES: Baltimore invades for
"a night game tomorrow and a
day game Thursday, following
which the Senators hit the road
for 20 days. They'll be back
September % to wind up the
season in a three-game series
with the Orioles.
Mrs. Jane P. McCallum, GA, Of
1901 Inverness drive, Chevy
Chase, was carried from the
stands on a stretcher after being
hit on the head by a Mickey
Vernon foul in the first game.
|. ;. She was taken to Suburban
Hospital and held overnight for
observation.
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Yankee Bross Defends Releasing of Rizzuto

situation and would accept any
move necessary to help the club
win"
Rizzuto since has turned down
a job with the St. Louis Cardi-
nails. VINO had claimed his con-
tract. and now is a free agent.
The Yankees said. This could
terminate his salary" but that
he will be paid through the end
Of the season. Any World Series
share. assuming the Yankees win
the pennant. is up to player vote.
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THE BASEBALL
BEA 7
By BURTON HAWKINS

ager. repeatedly has lined up a
front Office job elsewhere.
4 X y
In their last three games with
the Senators. the Red Sox have
scored Is runs in the first inning.
=. 5, 4 and 4. The Senators
have yielded 107 runs in the
first inning alone this year.
Things got hot in the Boston
bullpen yesterday when a dis
carded cigarette ignited canvas.
Ed Yost. who once had a
bright chance to break Babe
Ruth's record of ITO walks in
"a season. now needs 80 bases on
balls in the Senator's remain
ing "a games to do it Since
Art Ditmar and Troy Heritage
walked Yost four times in one
game he since has walked only
twice in 10 games.
Mel Parnell, who owns q 23-5
lifetime record against the Sen
atorS, has opposed them twice
this season and was chased
quickly on both occasions
Best catch of the season here,
although Jim Lemon is allowed
to dissent. is the one Jim Pier
sail made at Lemons expense
in the first game yesterday
Piersall grabbed the centerfield
fence with his right hand, leapt
with precise timing and stabbed
Lemons drive as it was about
to descend into the seats.
Jackie Jensen has punished
Washington pitching at a 1865
clip this season. The SEN
Iators' paydays at home are over
|. After yesterdays losses to
Boston, tonight's game with the
Red Sox won't tax the turn
stiles. And thereafter the
Senator'S home games consist Of
five dates with Baltimore.
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Labor Day Golf Featured
BY Blood Bank Tourney

ball of 81, with Walker and an
other partner. r. F. S. WHITLEY.
next with So.
MANOR-R. Abercrombie fin-
ished in the cup on the 18th
to win the flag tournament. K.
B. Lewis, 9 feet from the cup,
and D. L. T. Callahan. in the cup
on the 18th, were next.
Mrs. Don Swain won the wom-
EMS event. in the cup on the
18th. and Mrs. John r. Daily
won the inside nine tournament.
playing her last stroke Is yards
from the 10th green.
John Grubb with a 260-yard
average for three balls and Bar
bara Diggs with $50 put the
juniors on top in the driving.
Approaching winners were Mrs.
H. E. Davies and Larry Hill.
WOODMONT-Chuck Lubar.
the clubs l5-year- old star, won
net and gross in a Glass A hand-
leap tournament with Is, and
a net of 81 after deducting 8
handicap. Lou CORN was next,
1910. Hubert Hoff won the
driving contest and Milton Mem
dlesohn the hole-in-one contest.
Class B winners were Ellis
Barron, gross of So and net 81
1873, with Nat Lubar, Chuck's
father, next with 86-14-72. Lou
Newmeyer won the driving and
Steve Mittleman the approach
ing.
Glass c winners were H.
Gladstein. gross 88 and net 3D.
1850, followed by Milton Els
hey. 89-19-70. Club President
Frank Luchs was among the
prize winners with 92-20-72.
DR.. Alex Chase won the driving
and Jerry Mittleman the ace
contest.
In Class D Norman Diamond
won gross and net with 105-
PITT. Charles Goldstein won
the driving and Carl Gewirz took
the nine-hole play with 40
12-34.
BROOKE MANOR FARMS
Norman Mckay played his last
stroke in the 18th cup to win
the flag tournament. Tom
McLarney was next, is inches
away. Mrs. Dorothy Hook was
the women's winner, on the 18th
green, and Dorothy Rock was
next on the 18th fairway.
John Fraser made a hole-in-
one on the l50-yard third, using
a 7-iron.
COURT HOUSE-The mixed
scotch foursome produced a tie
between Betty Corday and Joe
Murphy. 94-20-74, and Mrs. w.
L. Howard and Steve Truck, 89-
15-74. Low gross went to Mrs.
Robert Howard and Pierce
Bragg, So.
GOOSE CREEK - Howard
Vesey. former member Of Burn
ing Tree and Columbia, and now
a LeeSburg resident, won the
Harry O'Meara Cup with rounds
of IS and SO minus 80 handicap
for net 1876.
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Runs batted in.--pernert t2) Piersall
90, Lepcio t4l. Daley t2)s Brewer 90
Klaus f2l. Two-base nits--Lepcio. Klaus.
Piersall. Runnels. Jensen. Herzog Three
base hit--Daley Home run-Lepcio
Piersal Double play--Yost to Piews
to Runnels; Klaus TO Lepcio 70 Zauch-
In; Grob to Piews to Runnels. LepcioI
% Buddin to zauchin: Lemon to Run
nels 10 Yost; Valdivielso 20 Plews toI
Runnels:. Yost TO Plews. Left on bases
Boston. z; Washington T. Bases on balls
-Of Grob. .; Oh Brewer 3; on chakales
!. OF GrlgRs. i on Stewart, 3. Strike
egut-Hy chslkales y By Crisis BY
innins; on orob, in 2A inningsI
lpitched 70 5 batters in 4th); Of. Cha
kaies, IN innings; on origgs, In 1
inning; on Stewart. In 2 INNINGS
Runs and earned runs--off Brewer, 90;
on Wiesler. 49, ON 0rob. B-5; OF
Stewart. 2-2. Hit By pltcher--stewart
Daley. Winning pitcher = Brewer
US-7b Losing pitcher---Wiesler f3-11l.
Umpires--Flaherty Mckinley Summers
Rice Time-2:31. Attendanee--13 271 !.
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Cleveland
Kansas Cit

to be made to maintain the clubs
position Gin the pennant race a..
Rizzuto was consulted about pub
lished statements that he was
considering leaving baseball for
an announcer's position.
He admitted such considera-
ton and 1t was explained to him
at that time that the club might
need his place on the active list
and II he was not 10 be available
in the future 1t might become
desirable TO replace him on the
active list.
He stated he understood the
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Totals 80 "a 8 Totals 81 % ~
1Singled for Kaiser in 9TH.
Gran for Kellert in It'll.
ST. Louis O10 100 20x--4
Chicago 600 600 300
Runs-Moryn, Landrith. Dark, Musial,
Boyer, Lockman. Error--Kaiser Runs
batted in---Dickson (2), Repulski CD.
Moryn. Kellert. Two-bsse hit---Landrith.
Home run--Moryn. Double play-Blas-
lngame TO Dark to Musial Left on bases
-Chicago 5; st. Louis 8. Bases on
balls-Off Kaiser. 3; OF Hughes, 1: of
Davis, of Dickson. l. Struck out
Kaiser. 5 in 3 Innings S' OF Huehes. / in
q innings; of Davis. in o innings
(pitched to ] batter in 7thl: of Lown.
1 in | "a innings. Runs and earned runs
of Kaiser, 2-2; OF Hughes. go: of
Davis 90; OF Lown. 90 of Dickson.
20 Winning pitcher-Dickson 12-9)
Losing pitcher-Hughes u-S). Time
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Runs batted in--Vernon. Piersall f5).
Lepcio, Runnels, Sievers. Herzos t2).
Plews. Home run--PiersalI. Stolen bases
Vernon. Herzog White. Sacrifice
Klaus Sacrifice fy---Lepcio Double play
--Lepcio to Buddin to Vernon: Buddin
to Lepcio to Vernon, Q. Left on bases
Boston. 8: Washington. g. Bases on
balls-Oh Griggs. 3; of Parneli. 9:
l. Struck out--By Stewart, s; BY Hurd,
3: by Chakales. |. Hits-Oh Parnell.
in innings (pitched to battersl.
on Hurd, z in o innings; of Griggs 8
innings: Oh chaRales in : INNINGS
Runs and earned runs-Off Parnell, 4-3.
on Hurd, Ill; on GrieRs. "A: of
Stewart. 80: on Chakales, 90. Hit
by pitcher--By Stewart tBuddinl. Wild
pitch-Stewart, Hurd. Winning pitcher
-Hurd l3-3l, Losing pitcher-Stewart
f4-7). Umpire-Rice. Flaherty, Nc
Kinley. Summers. Time 80.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 4 tP.-The
unconditional release which
came "as a surprise" TO Phil Riz-
quito 10 days ago had been Eek
planned" 10 the veteran short
stop ahead Of time, the Yankees
said today.
The release OF the favored lit
tie shortstop after nearly is sea-
sons brought the club criticism
from some baseball writers and
broadcasters.
In a 6o0-word press release,
the ball club said. When !, be-
came evident moves might have
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Totals 81 1927 Totals 30 g n IA
2 Flied out for Mcdaniel in 5th.
q Tfpn1 nt1f frr CofI.T,,1 IN rff

Popped out for Konstanty in 9th.
St Louis - 600 900 000---l
Chicago 900 101 022--S
Runs-Fondy. Hoax, Baker. Banks (2I.
Moryn (2l, King. Errors-Katt. Banks
Morgan. Runs batted in--Moryn t3l
Whisenant, Banks (2). Baker. Two-baSe
Fondy, Banks. Third-base hits-Moryn.
Blasingame. Home run - NORM (2l.
Banks. Stolen hsse-Hoak Sacrifices
Hoax. Double plays--King to Landrith;
cago. 9; st. Louis, 10. Bases on balls
on Brosnan. |; on Mcdaniel, g. Struck
out-By Brosnan. 8; by Mcdaniel. 1: by
Mcdaniel. 6 in ) innings of Colum, 2
in 2 innings: off Konstanty. 3 in 9 in
nings. Runs and earned runs--Of Bros
nan. 90; of Mcdaniel, 3-3; of Collum,
IL: on Konstanty, A.. Winning pitcher
Mcdaniel (2l. Winning pitcher
Brosnan f4-7). Losing pitcher-McDaniel
(4-6l. Time :35. Attendance-14,0 24.
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YANKEES, 6-5; ORIOLES, 10

Totals 80 2 "a 3 Totals "A 8 81 ~
Filled nut for Paliea in 9th.
Baltimore 600 900 001--1
NJ, York 0l0 210 20x--d
Mantle, BerTa (2l Error--Miranda
Runs batted in--Nieman. Berra (3J, Me-
Dougald t2). Two-base hits---Hatton,
Ho g s hoahrdner
Mantle. Sacrifice--Nieman. Double PLAYS
Martin. McDougald and Showroom: Me-
DoJgald,. Skowron; McDouRald, Hunter.
y. Bases on balls--Oh palica, 3: OF
Kucks. ] Struck out---By Palica, 8; by
kucks. Runs and earned runs--Off
Paliea, 90; of Kucks, ~ Hit by
Ipitcher-By Palica (Kucksl. Wild pitch
-Paliea Winning pitcher--Kucks u.s.
IO Losing pitcher-Palica Gid. Time
--2.O5.
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MINOR LEAGUES
BY the ASSOCIATED Press

BY the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
San Diego 100. Sacramento 49,
Portland rs, Vancouver Ga
Los Angeles lis, Seattle "a
San Francisco SO, Holiywood IA
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Havana SIS. Miami 90.
rochester 10. Montreal Al.
Buffalo 20. Toronto 1-3.
Columbus 81, Richmond o-3
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
indianapolis 10. Louisville SIS.
charleston 4--3. Denver 81.
g. Paul 9--6, Minneapolis 81,
Omaha 3---3. Wichita ID,
TEXAS LEAGUE
Dallas b-S. San Antonio 20.
Austin 4. Fort Worth 2,
Oklahoma City 6--7. Houston 3-S
Tulsa 3--5. Shreveport 2-3.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta Sc. ChattaIfooga 81
Birmingham Sd, Nashville As.
MONTGOMERY 80 Mobile 2-s.
Memphis "a. New Orleans lis.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Schenectady "a, Albany III.
Williamsport 1-6, Johnstown 90,
Binehamton B. Syracuse 8.
Reading 5, Allentown /.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Augusta 3, Macon l.
Charlotte IL. Columbia e.
Jacksonville 9--l6. Savannah 6--1.
Knoxville lis. Columbus 90.
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ATHLETICS, 81; INDIANS, ~
Totals 80 8 241O


9Th.
. Popped out for German in 9th.
Grounded out for Naragon in 9Th.
Popped out for Teller in 9Th.
Cleveland - 600 020 O0O-2
kansas CITY -------- 200 OO2 10x-5
Runs--Coavito. wertz, Skizas. Power
t3l, Simpson. Errors--Rosen f2l. Runs
batted in ertz (2l, Power 49, Simp-
son. Robinson. Two-base hit--Simpson.
Home rnns-.Power go. Wertg. Stolen
Double playS--Rosen to Avila and Wertz;
Narleski to carrasquel and wertz, Left
on bases-Cleveland. 8: Kansas City. q.
Bases on balls-Of Garcia. 4; of Cor
man.. L; of Shantz, l.. Struck out-By
Garcia. q; by Narleski I BY German 3:
BY Shantz. / Hits--ofi Garcia. 4 in ga
INNINGS: of Teller, 2 in Ia innings: OF
Narleski. 2 In inning; of German. 3 in
q inninEs. of Shantz. 3 in 3. Runs and
earned runS--Oh Garcia, A.; of Teller.
III; OF German. 20 Hit by pitcher
BY Garcia lopez Winning pitcher
German $50. Losing piteher---Gacria
iI0-l2l. Time - 2:35. Attendance =
13.459.
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MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
PHILLlES. 81: GIANTS IL

IolaS 30 "A Totals ay p 9
:, Flied out for Gomez in Sth.
New York 100 600 f100--1
Philadelphia 40t 900 00x--5
-Schoendienst Ashburn. Jones,
Lopata GU, Ennis. Error--Jones Runs
Greengrass, Mays Three-base hit
Schoendienst. Sacrifice f1y--Mays. Double
play-Jones to Hammer to Blaylock.
Left on haSes-New York, 3; Philadel-
phia. 4. Bases on bails-Of Margoneri,
"; on Gomez, .. Struck out-By Gomez,
% by r.. Miller. 3. Hits-Od Margoneri,
2 In 70 innings: of Gomez. 5 in 6ss in-
nlngs; of Mccormick, q in l inning.
IL; on Gomez. ii; of r. Miller, Il
Winning pitcher-R. Miller (3-5). LOSING
pitcher--Margoneri t5-5). Time-2:O3.