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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25
George W. Myers
Dies At Residence

George w. Myers, 81, retired
farmer, died Wednesday at his
home on the Arbuckle Road follow
ing a several months illness. He
was returned Tuesday to his home
in the Schlechty-Flchner ambu-
lance from st. Anthonys Hospital
where he had been a patient for
the past month.
Born in Ross County November
3, 1874, Mr.. Myers had spent the
greater part of his life in Somer-
ford Township. Mr. Myers was a
well known and popular old time
fiddler and caller for square dam
ces, very often participating in the
figures.
He was one of the founders of
the Madison Farm Bureau and a.
bout a month ago received pin
for 35 year membership; he was
a charter member of Science Hill
Grange; was a member of the
Madison County Farmers Club and
of the Midway Presbyterian
Church.
Surviving are three sons and
two daughters; Floyd S. Myers,
Mrs. Myrl Harris and Gale 0. My
ers of London; Wood j. Myers
and Mrs. Fanny Bettinger both of
Columbus; 10 grandchildren; six
great-grandchildren and three sis
ters, Mrs. Halle Pierce of South
Charleston; Mrs. Mary Allen of
Sedalia and Mrs. Inis Warner of
Jeffersonville.
His wife, Mrs. Mae Selover My
ers, died three years ago.
Funeral services at the Schlech-
ty-Fichner Funeral home Satur-
day at two o'clock. Interment in
Kirkwood Cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral
home.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25
Officers Named
By County Group

The Madison County Tuberculo-
sis and Health Association held its
annual meeting and election of Of
ficers on Tuesday evening, May
% Officers elected were Mrs. Will
bur Hume, president: Mrs. Glenn
Davey, vice president; Mrs. Rich
ard H. Meade, secretary and John
w. Stroupe, treasurer. New MEM
bers elected to three year terms on
the board of directors were Wen
dell Steinmetz and Mrs. Albert
Engle of West Jefferson; Mrs. Max
Porter and Leon King of London.
Reelected for three year terms
were Mrs. Herbert Kell, Mrs. j.
w. Kilgore, Mrs. Wilbur Hume,
Mrs. Reynold Slaughter, Mrs.
Richard Meade, Bryan Jenkinson
and Mrs. Glenn Davey. Serving
with the above named to form the
executive committee, are Mrs. P.
F. Mooney Mrs. Elton Kile and
Mrs. John Taylor Maurice Beat
VI CN1CDlCh IliC O1IlCC vi CAGGu-
tive secretary for another year.
During the business session the
executive committee voted the ap-
proval of the purchase of a new
autoclave sterilizer to be placed
in the county health offices. This
has been a much needed piece of
equipment and there were no
county funds available for such a
purchase.
Plans were made for the use of
the state mobile x-ray unit which
is scheduled for an appearance in
Madison County in December and
it is the hope of the Board of Di-
rectors that all Madison Countians
will avail themselves of this OPP
portunity for free chest x-ray. It
was brought out that $500 new
cases of tuberculosis were discov-
cred in Ohio last year and that
early discovery and treatment plus
preventative care is the only hope
Of stamping out this dreaded dis
ease. Mass x-ray is the most succ-
essful method Of early discovery,
say the experts.
At the conclusion of the meet
ing of the association, MIR. Beat
hard presented very Informative
film entitled Within Mans Pow
err. which portrayed the struggle
of those first cognizant of tubercu-
losis as a communicable disease
and their fight to make both the
medical profession and the public
aware of the need for competent
care and preventative measures.
This interesting film is available
to any groups or organizations
which might desire TO use it.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25
Democrats Name Coleman
As Party State Chairman
Georgia Simmons
Dies On tuesday

Georgia Alice Simmons, rs, the
wife of Charles Simmons, died at
her home at 155 West Center ST.,
London, on Tuesday. May %, fol-
lowing five-month illness. She
was the daughter of Harley and
Sarah Alwilda Williams and was
member of the Church of Christ
in Christian Union.
Surviving besides the husband
are three sons, Lloyd and Layton
of Lancaster and Homer of Nat
ional City, California; four daugh-
tiers, Mrs. .1'heo Shaw of Dayton,
Mrs. Glenna O'Brien in Florida,
Mrs. Myrtle johnson of Urbana
and Mrs. Cleo Steele of London;
Is grandchildren and three great
grandchildren.
Funeral services Friday at 2
D. m. at the Church of Christ in
Christian Union, the Reverend
Harley Bennett officiating. Burial
in Kirkwood Cemetery by the Luz
kens Funeral Service. Friends may
call at the funeral home.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25
Confirmation For
u At Trinity

The Right Reverend Henry Wise
Hobson, D. D. of Cincinnati, Bish-
op of Southern Ohio Episcopal
Church, will administer the Apos-
tolic Rite of Confirmation for a
class of % persons at 7:30 o'clock
Sunday evening at Trinity Episco-
pal Church.
A reception in the Parish Hall
will follow the ceremony of con-
firmation which falls on Trinity
Sunday.
The Reverend Sanford c. Lind
sey, rector of the church invites
friends of his parish as we'll as
parishioners to the service and re-
ception.
The Boys Choir of the church
will present special music at the
Holy Communion at 1890 o'clock
Sunday morning.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25
Herbert Ireland
Dies Wednesday

Herbert Ireland, 80, a retired
farmer and former railroader, died
Wednesday morning. May %, at
Mercycrest in Springfield. He had
been a patient there only a few
days. Mrs. Ireland was the last
surviving son of Benjamin and Ra-
chel Shoemaker Ireland and was
a familiar figure in London. He
was a member of the Fraternal
Order of Eagles, Aerie No. $50
London Surviving are several
nieces and nephews.
F. o. E. services at the Lukens
Funeral Home on Thursday eve-
ming at 8 o'clock. The funeral SER
vice will be held at the funeral
home on Friday at a p. m, the
Reverend A. M Shenefelt officiat-
ing. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25
lmbrie To Speak
AT Commencement

The Reverend Greer Imbrie,
minister of the First Presbyteian
Church, Bowling Green. will be the
speaker at the commencement ex-
ercises for London Highs 8S sem
iors in the school gym on Friday,
May 25, $50 pm.
Baccalaureate services for the
seniors were held on Sunday, May
20. when Pastor Lawrence Rugh of
the st. John Lutheran Church here
gave memorable address to the
class and others attending
Recognition Day for the school
will also be held on Friday, May
IS. The program of the Central
Building will start at 8:45 am. in
the gymnasium for the kindergart-
en- and grades |, 2 and g. Grades
A. 5, 6 and Z report at 9:45 am
The high school program will start
in the gym at 12:45.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25
Legislators Study
Bank Tax Rebate

Governor Frank j. Lausche has
summoned the Ohio General As
sembly to special session begin
ming at noon on Tuesday, June %.
Purpose of the special session
will be to provide legislation to
prevent local governments from
losing nearly $10.000.000 in the
form of tax rebates to banks and
savings and loan institutions. The
financial institutions paid taxes for
the past six years on federal secur-
tiles held. Such taxes were ruled
illegal in a recent decision of the
Ohio Supreme Cert
George Taylor chairman of the
Madison County Commissioners
ARD president of the County Com
nissioners Association of Ohio, has
ret with other local government
representatives of Ohio and Cover
nor Lausche in attempts to prevent
the burden from falling so direct
ly on local governments.
Taylor has stated that Me iison
County would GIVE S24. 700 to tie
state for TIER share of the rece,pss
from these now illegal taxes. Tay-
lor has also stated that there were
no funds available at the local level
Tor the immediate repayment OF
such taxes.
The special session of the AS
sembly will also consider the leg
islation necessary to permit sale of
water to consumers by corpora
tions when the consumers are be-
wound nrpsent distance limits.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25
Fleeing Car HaIts
After Chief Fires

London headlined the news
again as two daring police Off
GERS captured a fleeing armed rob-
ber after an auto chase with speeds
up to 100 m.p.h. and the firing
of three shots from the riot gun.
A statewide alarm went out for
Harry Francis Winters, 40, follow
ing the armed robbery of groc-
cry store in Urbana on Tuesday
at about HAS am. Winters fled
the scene in stolen car Local
law officers established roa d
blocks and look-outs, but the car
was spotted by London's Chief of
Police German Clark and Ser
geant John Sherman as they wait
ed at the intersection of Routes
40 and 38. They gave chase to the
speeding vehicle, heading east on
U. S. 40 At high speeds, Chief
Clark leaned out the window of the
city cruiser and fired the riot gun.
In three shots, he peppered the
car and smashed out the rear Win
dow. Clark said when the window
went out, the bandit laid down on
the front seat, losing control of
the vehicle, which went into the
ditch, slowed up to the other lane
in the highway, turned completely
around and stopped abreast of the
cruiser near the Lafayette Gene
terry. Clark and Sherman covered
the bandit, but he offered no re-
sistance, though he was armed
with two loaded 80 calibre revol-
vers. Clark said the bandit told
him he laid down because he
didn't want to get killed.
The police officers returned
Winters to the London City Jail
where he was picked up by Cham
paign Co. and Urbana officials
Urbana Police Chief Douglas
Storts expressed his thanks to the
local officers for their fine work
in the capture of the desperado
who Storts said, had a long rec
ord of criminal activity, and had
Just been released on April &c
from the Ohio Pen.
Loot in the holdup, which
amounted to about $3.50, was re-
covered.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25
National Holiday
Will Be Observed

All veterans organizations and
their auxiliaries in London and vi
cinity. including the American
Legion, the Veterans of Foreign
Wars, the Arnvets, the Daughters
of Union Veterans and the local
National Guard company, are CO.
operating in the observance of Me-
mortal Sunday, May q. and Me-
mortal Day, May 80. All Boy and
Girl Scouts are also participating
in the observance.
All groups are invited to attend
a church service at the Methodist
Church in London on Sunday, May
81, at 1890 am. Groups may meet
at the church at 1918 am.
On Wednesday, May 80, all
groups will meet at Oak Hill Gem
etery at $50 am. for services at
the GAR. Circle at 10 am. The
London Public School Band will
head a parade to the Circle and
participate in the program.
All groups will meet at the High
School at 1920 am. and form a
parade headed by the colors and
the band to march to the Court
House square for a Memorial Ser
vice with a firing squad from the
local National Guard.
The Memorial Address will be
given by the Reverend Ralph l.
Harmon of Lafayette.
All residences and business
houses are requested to display the
flag on Memorial Day, May 80, a
national holiday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25
Governor Calls Special
Session OF Ohio Assembly
Student Cited At
Stephens College

Columbia, Mo, May % Miss
Roberta Wood of London has been
cited as an outstanding junior at
Stephens College here. The an
nouncement was made at the an
nual Junior Class Commencement
Dinner last night at which time
Miss Wood received a certificate
to this effect
Miss Wood is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Wood of
244 E. High st. She was recently
elected president of Civic Associa-
tion student body organization,
for 1956-57 AT present she is pres
ident of the junior class, and is a
member of Stephens Independent
Association and of Stephens Rec
reation Association.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25
Silver Harvest
Opening Friday

The first in the local Silver
Harvest" events sponsored by sew
eral London merchants will take
place this Friday, May Is, at 9:10
D. m. in the business block be-
tween the railroad and First ST.,
according to a spokesman for the
sponsors.
The Silver Harvest" is sponsor
ed by % local business houses, and
will take place at the same time
each Friday night for 50 weeks,
the exact place of the event to be
announced each week.
Complete details of the program
may be obtained from any partici-
pating merchant.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25
Swimming Pool
To Open May 30

Ray Ballenger, chairman of the
London Swimming Pool Commiss-
ion, announces that the pool will
open on Wednesday, May 30 Man.
ager of the popular summer spot
this year will be Ray Chadwell,
London's high school basketball
coach.
Mr.. Ballenger said that admiss-
ion prices would stay the same as
last year and that family and sea-
son tickets would be sold for the
same prices. The pool is open to
the public.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25
Attending Annual
Synod Convention

The Thirty-sixth Annual Conven-
ton of the Synod of Ohio of The
United Lutheran Church in Amer
lea is being held this week, May
21-24, at First Evangelical Luth-
eran Church, Findlay, Ohio. A
mong the pastors and delegates of
the 293 congregations represented
will be Rev. Lawrence t. Rugh
and Kenneth loops of the local
st. Johns Lutheran Church.
RETURNS FROM FLORIDA
Sheriff and Mrs. Joe S. Smith
have returned from vacation in
Florida. where they spent the past
two weeks fishing and relaxing in
the sunshine.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25
PHEASANT ANYoNE7

County Game Protector Alan
Ward came into the office this
week with a basket which all
of us city slickers thought con-
tanned baby quail. Alan straigh-
tened us out. He had seven
baby pheasants whose nest had
been plowed up by c. NJ (Pete)
Cox on his farm. Mrs. Clark
Gill, Georgesville Road, had
taken the eggs Pete discovered
and Matched seven out of a pos
sible nine. Alan's looking for a
foster home for the birds.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25
I'D Readied For 4fh
Major Operation

Master Jimmy Nelson, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Nelson, Liber-
ty Street, was taken to Childrens
Hospital for treatment prepara-
tory to another major operation.
His room number is 309 This will
be Jimmy's fourth major operation
in his two and one-half years.
DENNIsoN IN HOSPITAL
Mr. Earl Dennison, 131 North
Oak St, is a patient in Mt. Car
mel Hospital, Columbus, an as
thma victim. His room number is
BAT.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25


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Evening star., 1956-08-30
Qualifying Opens
In Fuirucre Golf

HOT SPRINGS. Va, Aug. 80
lR. - Defending champion
George Fulton, jr., of Roanoke
heads up the list of more than
$50 golfers who opened qualify
ing play today in the 32d Fair
acre golf championship at the
Homestead's Cascade course.
Entrants were on hand from
Virginia, Maryland and the
District of Columbia. Fulton
won the title last year by de-
feating John Rice of Roanoke,
ii and 8, in the 36-hole finals.
Match play begins tomorrow.
The S6-hole final match is
scheduled for Monday.
Evening star., 1956-08-30
BY the Associated Press


BATTING lbased on 800 at bats)-
Mantle, New York. 1857; williams
Boston, .342; Nieman, Baltimore. .33O
knenn. Detroit, .a29: Vernon. Boston
RUHs-Mantie, New York, 11o; Fox
Chicago. 92: Minoso. CHICAGO, and
Yost, WASHINGTON, SIS; Bauer. New
RUNS BARRED N-Mantle. New York
III; Kaline, Detroit, I02; Simpson
Kansas City. 93; Wertz, Cleveland, Sc;
Sievers, Washington, "a.
New York, 1877: Fox.
Chicago, 16b: Kaline. Detroit, l59;
inasnn. ki1esnn. Detroit i55; Runnels. WASH
DOUBLES -Piersall. Boston. s2. Kuenn,
KKaline' KoIEa o. Detroit. ae; ssrTa, New
TRIPLEs-simpson. Kansas city. 10;
Jensen Boston, and Lemon, Wash
mst nsten. 9; Fox, CHICAGO, and Runnels,
HOME RUNS--Mantle. New York, 46;
Sievers; -Washington, 20: Vert, Cleve.
land, n: Kaline, Detroit. "a: Berra,
t Mew york, and Lemon. Washing
STOLEN BAsEs-Riyera, Chicago. 1e;
Aparicio. ChicaGo. Ia Aviia, cleye.
land. 13; Francona, Baltimore, 10;
KUs,L'o KKus,nn' Detroit. and Mantle, New
Chased on IL decisiOns,-
Fierce, Chicago, 1916. .750; Ford,
New York, l4-h,. .737; Brewer. Bos-
ton: and Kucks, New. York, ~; .7OS;
NsS york cleS.s1s ss; s4 ono
Pierce, Chicago. ISL; FoytacE netroit
I42; Pascusl, Washington, 1877; Hoeft,
Detroit 12g
Evening star., 1956-08-30
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
NATIONAL LEAGrr

RAFTING biased on 900 at-batsl--
Moon, st. Louis. $50; Aaron, Nil.
Waukee, .326: Schoendienst, New
a14; Musial. st. Louis, .31O.
RUNS-Robinson, Cincinnati. 107: sni.
ss. ger. lsu l5src,onkyp, e.; Aaron. Msilwaukes
sswsks S katgsss r,rci,nsti NiilWs4kee' 81 sH hius'
RUNS BATTED IN--Kiuszewski, Cincin-
natl, and Musial. st. Louis, 03: Ad-
cock, Milwaukee. SS; Lopata, .Phila-
delphia "a; snider. BROOKLYN, 81.
HlTS-Aaron. Milwaukee, 157; Ashburn,
Philadelphia, 1853; Temple, Cincinnati,
and Musial St Louis. $50; Moon,
DGMgnLEsL0P MasIa 81 RoSi ss sRhSsRa SSsIRH b,osS 3d.
lyn, and Aaron. Milwaukee, "a: Bell,
Cincinnati. and Ashburn. Philadei-
TRiPIEs--Aaron. Milwaukee. 10. Bru-
ton. Milwaukee, II; Moon. st. Louis.
10; 10; op,c.cnnsll; p,I.sSrll; Milwaukee,. and vir-
HONE RUNS = snider, Brooklyn, 81;
MsGS1asHn c4enRs % sSd 4dcSGs eISCn
natl, and Mathews. III Isaif%snI Milwaukee osSin- ss
STOLEN BAsEs~-Mass. New York. 81; F.;
Gillian. Brooklyn, 10: White, New
York, ~; Moon. st. Louis, IL; Tenn
PITCHING biased on IL decisionsl- -
Newcombe, Brooklyn. GIG. .77S:
Buhl. milwaukee,, 1876. .762; Free
man. Cincinnati, l1-4 .T33; Haddix.
Mhi1adslpeia MilHsSEesa IN lsS 7oe; surdstse'
sTRikEoUTss II - Haddix. ,SSS Philadelphia,
l4l;. Jones. Chicaeo. i37; Friend,
Pittsburgh. 1876; Mizell, st. Louis.
l2Sii Roberts. PHILADELPHIA, III,
Evening star., 1956-08-30
Syracuse HuIfbuck
Out With Mumps

SYRACUSE. N. Y, Aug. 80 (P).
Jim Brown, star halfback of
the Syracuse University football
team. has the mumps. Coach Ben
Schwartzwalder has been in
formed.
Brown is at his home in Man
hasset, N. Y, and will not be
able to report TO rthe opening of
fall drills Saturday.
Brown. a 218-pound senior,
plays left halfback.
Evening star., 1956-08-30
Three Americans Cut
By Edmonton Eleven

EDMONTON, Aug. 80 Dr.
The Edmonton Eskimos of the
Canadian Football League have
cut four players, including three
American imports.
The American players are
Tackle Charlie Olson, formerly
with Denver University; Center
Verl Scott. University of Me-
braska, and Dick Heatly, Uni
versity of Oklahoma. The
Canadian is Guard Bob Waugh,
with the University of Toronto
last year.
Evening star., 1956-08-30

Runs-aRobinson (2l. Simpson te).
SsskiSas. ssd. Pilarcik, Slaughter, McDousaid.
Mantle, Skowron, Bauer. Collins, Car
roll Errors Robinson, McDougaid c2)
Mantle Morgan. Runs batted in
Robinson, Lopez, Mantle (2), Skowron.
Hunter t2l, Collins. Berra. Two-base
Three-base hit-Hunter.
aome sna runs-3Robinson. Mantle. Collins.
2acrlnce ,-BaxeS, Sacrifice fiy-LoDez.
Double plays-Skowron to Hunter; Nor
san San to Hunter to Skowron: Martin to
Kansas CITY. 5; New York. Y. BASES on
H 6sllsmof McMahan. 8; of crimisrns. i: I;
on kucks: .; of Morean, .. Struck out
BY McMahan. q, BY crimian. /. by by
sSanahnIz' sanhIz' BY Kucks. a. Hits--Of Nc
) Manan n n Z In q innings; of crimian,
nins: of Kucks, 4 in 8 innings: ofi
S Morsan; z n z innings. Runs and earned
SE-,2: on shantz. III; OF Kucks, 81: Of
sznr;;, snzorgan; 90. Hit by pitcherLBy Kucks
sSsespiail winning pitcher-Morgan
ilme-2;"b. Attendance-14,Os1
Evening star., 1956-08-30
REDS, 4; GIANTS, 3
Totals 3t 1224 Totals 80 "a /;

Walked for castleman in Sth.
= Struck out for Spencer in Sth.
3 Singled for Antonelli in 9TH.
4 Ran for Westrum in 9th.
New York -- 010 200 000--3
Cincinnati O30 100 Uux-4
Runs-white, Brandt, sarni. Post,
Bailey, Grammas, Mcmillan. Errors
Brandt, Schoendienst. Runs batted in
Castleman, Sarni ~, Temple 90, Nc
MILAN l2). 2-base hits - White. ~.
Bailey, Grammas ca, Robinson. Home
run-Sarni Double plays-Mays to SarA
nj; Mcmillan to Temple to Kluszewskt
Left on bases-New York. s; Cincinnati,
D. Bases on balls-Of Antonelli, 4: on
Fowler. . Struck out-By Antonelli. 8:
BY Klippstein. 2; by Fowler. 3. Hits
on Klippstein. 9 in 3 innings (faced 3
batters in 4th; of. Fowler. 3 In Q in
nings. Runs and earned runs-Oh
Klippstein. 80: off Antonelli, "A: of
Fowler, 90 Winning pitcher = Fow-
Ter ll0-l0) Losing pitcher--Antonelli
u3-l3. Time-2:21. Attendance
Evening star., 1956-08-30
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
By the Associated Press

cHIcAGo.--spider Webb. 1884, Chi
easo. decisioned Rory Calhoun. l62,
White Plains. N Y. 1O).
LOS ANGELES Aragon, 144lz.
Los Angeles. stopped Cisco Andrade.
l3I. Compton, Calf. (9).
MESSINA. Sicily. Tiberio Mitri,
! 66ta. Italy, decisioned Constant Alcan-
tara, l61. French West Indies (10).
Evening star., 1956-08-30
DODGERS. II: CUBS. 4
Totals 33 IL 81 IL Totals 81 IL "a
! Grounded out for Hughes in 5th.
Gftao1aA fnr Tst,3kf i,1

! Grounded out for Hughes in 5th.
2 Singled for Chit in 7th.
3 Struck out for Hacker in 7th.
4 Flied out for Va.entinetti in 9th.
Brooklyn -- 800 030 210-11
003 00l 00O-- 4
Runs-Gilliam, Reese, snider (3). Rob-
inson. Amoros t2l Furillo,. Campanella,
Hodges. Fondy. Hoax, Baker. Hughes.
Fondy. Runs batted in--
tnrillo i3l, Campanella 49,. Hoax l3l, !,
Baker. Snider. Gillian. Two-base hits
Campanella. Moryn. Home runs--Hoak
Gampanella; Baker. snider. sacriaces-
to Gillian to Hodges; Banks
to Baker to Fondy Left on bases
OF Kaiser. /; Of Hughes. 4: on Hack
er. l. Struck out--By Erskine. 4; by
Hughes. Hughes. IL Hts. Hitsmoa KaiseT nd,n.s in y
Hacker, 2 in 2 innings; of Valentinetti,
IN 2 innings, Runs and earned runs.
Hughes. 3-3; Hacker. 80. off valen-
tinetti, Ill. Winning pitcher-Erskine
12-7l. Losing pitcher-Kaiser (3-SD.
243.
Evening star., 1956-08-30

GrOunoeu OUT lor GoeS IN 1tn
clevelond ---------- 900 002 O10-3
Gardner. Errors-MirRnda. Smith. Runs
batted in--Nieman, Colavito, Wert1 (2).
Two-base hits--Pope. Nieman. Three
base hit Colavito. Stolen bases =
Smith, Avila. Busby. Sacrihce--Boyd.
Sacrifice fy-Wertz. Double plays
Miranda to Gardner to Boyd. Left on
6ases-Cleveland. 8: Baltimore, 10;
Mossi. /; OF Wight. i; OF Loes, /. Struck
out-By Garcia, 4: by Mossi,- .: by
Lemon, / by Fornieles. 4; by Loes, ::
Hits--Oh Garcia, 8 in 6ls innings; of
x inning: of Fornieles, Z in rs innings;
of Wight, / in Q inning; of Loes, /
in I = innings. Runs and earned runs
Winning pitcher-Mossi (6-4J. Losing
pitcher-Fornieles t3-D. Time-2:43.
Attendanee-S. .SS2. }ff
Evening star., 1956-08-30
PHlLLlES. 8: CARDS. 6
Totals SO 14a7le Totals 30 u !

/ 1Grounded out for Baumholtz in Sth
2 Struck out for KonstRnty in 9Th.
3 Grounded out for Llddle In 9th.
FFnllaoeipnla -------- W. u2d uu22dd nou-ss
Runs-Ashburn, Lopata. Ennis (2l.
Jones. Baumholtz. Hemus. Smalley, Bias
ingame (2l, Dark. Lockman l.i, Katt
Runs batted m - Musial tsl. Moon,
Katt (3l. Ennis t3l, Smalley (2l.
Hemus. Jones' Two-base hitS-katt (2),
Moon. Musial Smalley, Jones. Ennis.
Home runs--Katt, Ennis. Sacrifice
Roberts. Sacrifice fiy--Ennis. Left on
ases--Philadelphia, ~: st. Louis. Z.
Bases on balls-Cf Dickson. A. cff Col
lum, 3; of Liddle. l. Struck out-By
Roberts. 81 by Dickson, Il by Konstanty.
by Liddle. 3, Hits-Of Dickson. 4 IN
22s innings; of Collum, 2 ine1 "a innings
tpitched to 3 batters In 5thl; of R.
Blaylock in 0 inning (pitched to .
batters in 5thl: of Konstanty, 3 in ,
innines: of Liddle, 3 in 3 innings. Runs
and earned runs-Of Roberts. 6-6; of
Dickson. -; of Collum, 3-3:. of r:
Blaylock. 20: of Konstanty. Ill; of
Liddle. 90. Hit By pitcher--By Collum
(Hemus): Roberts (RepulskD. Wild pitch
Passed ball-Katt. Winning
pitcher-Roherts t15-15l. Losing pitch
Err. Blaylock t1-5l. Time-2:56. At
tendance S0S