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ing system used. with a buddy
system technique pairing an ex-
periarced observer with new
volunteer during duty hours.
Joseph Weinberg, post super
visor, has over so active volun-
teers at the post, and Is proud OF
the unselfish record OF public
service compiled by the members.
Assisting Weinberg are L. A. Dix
on; chief observer and Mrs.
Maude M.ssinier, assistant chief
observer and publicity Chairman.
The 25-foot tower will have
water and telephone connections
and its broad au-sideS windows
Will offer fine visibility. II sits or
ient-free land owned by the mu-
inequality.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-23

Massacre" Dave Clark. captain
of a group Of Mexican soldiers leads
his men in search of trader selling
guns to dangerous Yoqui Indians.
Beautiful scenery, but tediously
paced. Adults. young people and
ehildren-,nediocre
The Trouble With Harry"
Fanciful mystery with corpse and
several New Englanders who think
they are responsible for Harry's de-
misc Adults and young people
very COCO. children-no
Rebel In Town When his small
sen is accidentally killed by a trig-
ger happy Confederate renegade.
John Payne thinks only of personal
revenge. His wife's understanding
and his own good sense show him
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Dr.. James B. Wilson and chill
dren. Don and Cindy, Of Alexan-
dria, are visiting in the S. A..
Brooks home.
Miss Margaret Hail, of Will
mington. N. c., is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Farrar V. Shelton
Mr., and Mrs. r. H. Nottingham.
of EaStvllle, arrived Tuesday to
spend the Thanksgiving holidays
with their daughter and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. K. Baldwin. Mrs.
Baldwin's brother and family, MI.
and Mrs. T. H Nottingham. il.
and children, Of Charlottesville.
were also guests in the Baldwin
home Thursday.
Mrs. Emanuel Weinberg is the
guest of her brother and family,
ME-. and Mrs Samuel Kramer. in
Martinsville
Recent guests in the Joseph
Weinberg home were Mrs. Wein
berg S mother, Mrs Rose Bloom,
and brother, Millard Bloom, both
of Baltimore.
Miss Anne Stratton Glenn. a
student at Wesleyan College III
Macon Ga, is spending the
Thanksgiving holidays with her
parents NJ. and MIS-. c W
Glenn
Miss Frances Johns, student
at Agnes Scott College in Decatur.
Ga. arrived Wednesday to spend
the Thanksgiving holidays with
her parents MI and Mrs. j. Mon
roe Johns il.
Mi. and Mrs. c. T. Fleenor are
spending the Thanksgiving holidays
IN Martinsville with their son and
family. Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Fleenor.
III
Wilbur Burger, of RandolphMa-
cen College. Ashland will be the
guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Burrar, for the week end.
~ 1kN I~X .~sH -
Miss Eileen Sicily has returned
from Nacalioning in Kansas city.
KanS.
Nh. and Mrs. NJ. Y Putney and
daughter. Dorothy. of Tappahan-
mock. arrived yeaterday to spend
The holiday week end with Putney's
mother, Mrs S W Putney
Nh. ard MIS-. c H Lafoon and
children, Kipper and Lisa, are
spending the holidays in Roanoke
with Mrs. Lafoon's mother, Mrs. A.
< Loven
Nh and Mrs. S w Putney Jr
sid family are guests of Mrs. Put
= VS. sister and family M and
AIRS. j r Hicks, al Huntington
! l. Ny
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Old Abilene

DR.. and Mrs. While r Pankey
of Richmond. will spend Thanks
giving with Dr.. Pankey's mother
Mrs. Cora Daniel Pankey.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Albert
Davis. Moody Davis and Miss Ma
Die Davis attended the turkey
supper at Charlotte c. H. for the
benefit Of the Met lodist church
Mrs. Thomas DriSkill is a pat
lent IN Southside Community
Hospital
Mrs. Elizabeth Denis IS in
WASHINGTON. D. c.. tor a tonsil-
lectomy
Nh. and Mrs J. S King and
Mrs. Albert Davis Will attend the
o-TA supper Tuesday night at
Charlotte c. H.
Mr. and Mrs John Didlake
ana girls, Of Richmond, are the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-23

Ms. W. K. Carter demonstrate
I'd Christmas decorations at the
uectino Of the Garden division Of
he Womans club Thursday 4.
he home Of Mrs " w McClin-
1!c.
Following the demonstration.
-lub members exhibited fruit and
iloWel ARRANGEMENTS Ms w. S.
Cverson won tbs blue ribbon III
the fruit division, With Mrs w.
A. Watson, il. second. and Mrs.
5 R Geyer, third IL the flow Fl
divis. on. Mrs, M u Leete won
he blue ribbon and Mrs. Eura
Morris the red
Mrs Watson will be hostess to
ithe next meeting Of the club
J which will be held December l3-
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he cannot ignore the law Adults
and young people-fair. children
nc
Run for the Sun" Based r.
metely en- Richard Connell's famous
short story. The Most Dangerous
Came. This is an extremely well
put together adventure film. Adults
and young people children
no.
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~ ,soua( Mlntion

Miss Ida Southall was recent
guest of her niece. Mrs. w. w.
Woodland. Jra in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Putney
have returned to Alexandria. after
visiting Mr.. Putney's mother.
Mrs. S. w, Putney.
Miss Ada BierboWer is the guest
Of Mrs. Mary O. Garner in Salem
for the holidays, and will attend
the rd-Schumaker wedding
in Roanoke Saturday
Barbee Hamersly. of V. P. l.. in
Blacksbuprg is spending the
Thanksgiving holidays With his
parents. MI and Mrs. Burton
Hamersly.
Mrs. Margaret D. Bruce spent
Thursday IN Fork Union, where
She visited her son, Bill, and at
tended the Fork Union Staunton
homecoming game. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Hamers
ly. and Dr.. and Mrs. w. P Ter
IX attended the v p. Nv. M. l.
game in Roanoke Thursday.
Miss Kay Lacy Of Westhamp-
ton College, Richmond, is spend
ling the Thanksgiving holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Fl.
f. Lacy.
MI and Mrs. Donald Hook and
daughter, Karen. of Duke Uni
versity, Durham. are guests OF
Mrs Hooks parents. Dr.. and Mrs
Conrad Blackwell.
Rockye Bruce is the guest OF
Cherry Blanton III the Douglas
Blanton home in Front Royal for
the holidays
Miss Elizabeth Burger and her
guest, Miss Marjorie Cadet. of
London. England, are attending
the National Hockey tournament
in Philadelphia, Pa during the
holidays
Dr. and Mrs Oscar c. Slime left
yesterday for Charlestown, w Va,
where they will spend Thanks
giving holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs Felix Hargrett. of
Madison. N. j., are visiting Mrs.
I1argretts sister, Miss Emily
Barksdale.
Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ BedloW and
son, of Norfolk. are spending the
holiday week end with Mrs Bed
lows mother MIS- stella Gibbs
Nh and MIS-. L. J Cosby and
family, OF Richmond, are guests
Of MIS-, Cobsy's mother Mrs. NJ
NJ. Layne.
Scotty Boggs son of Dr and
Mrs. E r. Boggs. and a sopho-
more at Indian Springs School III
Helena, Ala. is home for the
Thanksgiving week end.
Miss Ernie Button won two
tickets to the William and Mary
game in Richmond this week II
the teen-ager football contest
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-23
Movie Guide
Compiled by the WOman's club
motion picture committee

Between Heaven and Hell An
aristocraGc young Southerner, who
has been bosslng share-croppers
with little regard for their prob
lens. finds himself and his sense of
fairness while a soldier in World
War IL Adults and young people
very good chIldren--no
Walk the Proud Land"-T h e
might have- story OF Christian
l1ing the Indians while preserving
and sharing their cultural heritage.
Adults. young people and children
excellent
ahe Moose Lodge Saturday at 9
pm.
Music Will be provided by the
Pat Partridge band
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Continued from page l
Center 10 whom observers here
report. Their record for aircraft
Hash calls made during alerts has
been above average. Fletcher re-
ports. He credits il TO the train
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Moose To Celebrate
With Saturday Dane,

A semi-formal annive1s airy.
5ance for m ambers of the Moose
and t.eir Guests Win be held al.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-12-13

For the gift that keeps on Civ
ing, give U. S. Savings Bonds.
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in the hospital and after return
ing home.
Several of the NimrOds have
been lucky this season. Among
those who have bagged deer
are Raymond Kemp, Roland
Green, Bill King, Phillip Watkins,
Ralph Howard and Buddy Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deets Warfield
and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Kemp
spent Sunday in Washington
where they enjoyed Cinerama
Holiday and supper at Hogate's.
They were all helping to celebrate
Mrs. Kemp's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pope were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Boyer.
John King and Herbert S. Hy-
att attended the Redskins foot
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-12-13
Final Adventure
Thedter Play

Adventure Theater gives its
final production of Aladdin and
the Wonderful Lamp" at 2 p. m.
Saturday, December IS at Whea-
ton High School This perform
ance will be sponsored by the AS
ISOLATION For Childhood Educa-
ton, and the cast will include
Tom Fisher in the title role, CARL
Dreyfuss as the Princess, and
Rhodes Scherer, Dick Roistacher,
Heather Batson, Rita Henig, and
David Schumacher.
An adult group engaged in pro-
ducing plays for children, Adven-
ture Theater plans to have as its
next show, 1.-THE Emperor's New
Clothes" under the direction of
Carl Eardley.
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The present with a future
U. S. Savings Bonds.
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ness meeting. Instead members
and guests will enjoy the school
Christmas program entitled THE
Story of Christmas" Members
of the kindergarten will sing a
welcome song preceding the pro.
gram. The story is told in six
parts: "a Child is Born" by the
fourth grade; "A Tradition Is
Born" by the fifth grade; "A Gus
tom is Born" by the second
grade; "a Legend Is Born" by
the first grade; "A Song Is Born"
by the third, and "a Story Is
Born by the sixth grade. Every
one is welcome
Plans are under way to have a
Laytonsville Community Christ
mas tree to be erected on Mr.. Bar
ber's vacant lot next to the Meth
odist parsonage. If any of our
readers have strings of outdoor
lights you can spare please bring
them to the parsonage. Be sure
to tape your name on them SO
they can be returned.
The MYF of the LaytonsviIIe
Methodist charge will meet Sun.
day to pack baskets of food and
clothing for needy families.
The Sunday School of st. Bar
tholomew's will hold its Christ
mast party on Sunday, December
% at 5 pm. 1t will be preceded
by short pageant in the church.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-12-13
Goucher Field Trip

Miss f. Jane Stuber, daughter
of Mrs. Ethel Mcdaniel of Rock
vile, was among a group of %
Goucher College students partici-
pating in a field trip to Washing
ton this week.
The students visited the head
quarters of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee and the Amer
leans for Democratic Action.
The Washington field trip was
planned by the Field Politics Cen
ter which was established at
Goucher in 1854 through a gener-
Gus grant from the Maurice and
Laura Falk Foundation of Pitts
burgh.
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Church Honors Carney

The new North Bethesda Meth
odist Church at its Sunday Morn
ing services viii observe appre-
citation day for Warrant Officer
and Mrs. John Carney of 1904
Edward Avenue, Bethesda. The
couple has been instrumental in
helping to organize the new
church, Mr. Carney serving on
the Official Board and Mrs. Car
ney being the pianist.
The couple, with their three
children, Karen, Jack and Peter
will leave soon for Honolulu
where Mr.. Carney will continue
his duties as Warrant Officer in
the United States Coast Guard.
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ball game Sunday as guests of
the Riggs National Bank.
Mrs. George Fuller and Mrs.
James Nicholson were Sunday
guests of Mrs. John King.
The WoodfieId All girls met
Saturday at the church hall.
Plans were made for their an
nual Christmas party.
Mrs. William Mathers has
asked the column to express her
thanks for the many cards and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-12-13
LaytOnsville

BY Mrs Ulysses Griffith Nv
Telephone Clearwater 3-26S2
The LaytonsviIpIe Elementary
School PTA win meet Tuesday,
December IS at 1880 pm. at the
school. There win be no bust
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Each child is asked to bring a toy
or clothing in good condition
which will be passed on to deserv.
ing families.
We are glad to report that Mrs
Merhle Warfield is back home
from the hospital and is doing
well.
The LaytonsvilIe Boys All met
Wednesday at the home of Tom
my Low.
WOODFIEI4D
The Methodist Men of Wood
field will hold a community
Christmas party on December 81
at 7:30 pm. in the church hall
for all the children in Woodfield.
Parents are also invited.
Mrs. Russell l.. Burdette has
asked the column to express her
thanks and appreciation for the
many remembrances and kind
nesses she received while she was
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kindnesses she has received dur.
ing her recent illness.
Mrs. j. ID. Morris has been a
patient at Montgomery County
General Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-13

CLEARWATER, Fla. Mar. Is
R.-It was only = three-inning
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PEA Tourney Head
Wants Ford Fined
For Pensacola Rift

PENSACOLA, Fla, Mar. 10
P).-Ray O'Brien, PGA tourna-
ment director. has recommended
that Doug Ford be fined the
maximum amount possible for
conduct unbecoming a player"
Ford said it was his under
standing that the maximum fine
under new rule was $1,000.
OBrien said, however, that it
was only 500.
/ The recommendation was made
by O'Brien to the Tournament
Committee. Ford said the COM
mittee is to meet today at st.
Petersburg, Fla, and probably
will consider the recommends
Ition.
1t was the outgrowth of an
argument which followed a pro-
test by Ford against slow play
by Mike Fetchick in the third
round of the Pensacola Open
Saturday. O'Brien overruled the
protest.
Persons waiting outside
O'Brien's Office Saturday night
said they could hear a heated
exchange between Ford and
O'Brien.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-13
Alumni Recruit
Strong Eleven 10
.PIayGWVarsity

Most of the cream of George
WaShington's football talent fol
the last five years or so has been
signed up by Andy Davis, one
time CIV star and now an as
sistant coach, for the alumni
team that will play the varsity
Saturday in the game winding
Iup the Colonials' spring practice
They tangle at 2 o'clock on the
Friends School field in the first
game of what is planned as an
annual rivalry.
On paper, the alumni team is
a powerful outfit, but some OF
the players look to be a bit out
of condition. They have won
one concession in that they will
be allowed unlimited substitu-
lions. The varsity will use the
collegiate rules.
Fred Mulvey, who played al
CIV back in 1881 and now
coaches at Western High. will
coach the alumni.
The alumni lineup:
EndS-George Dancu IS, LOT
Donofrio IS, Charlie Butler so
Pat Kober "a, Hank Bartelon
AZ, Richie Gaskell "a, Jim Eng.
land 80.
Tackles-Carl Butkas '48, jim
Fuela so, John Posta SIS, Johr
Prach SO, Clarence Drayer 81.
Guards-Duke Mathieson so
Bill Neal '53, Carl Bodolus SO
Hank Agusiewicz AZ, Frank Con-
tinetti ST..
Centers-Tal Dredge so, Johr
Yednock 81, Dick Gaspari IS
Dick Geisler IS.
Quarterbacks-Bob Sturm IS
Jack Baumgartner 80.
Halfbacks - Bill Weaver IS
Jim Wagner IS, Len Ciemniecki
IS, Dick Rooster '49, Mike Slice
SIS, John Safer IS, Andy Davis
81, Jim Kline so, AL DuGoff so
Fullbacks - Joe Boland "a
Stan Burak '49, Joe Keneally 81,
Dunnie Waldron so. Nato Mad
dec SIS, Joe Bernot '49.
ANY alumnus not mentioned
who is interested in playing is
invited to phone Andy Davis at
Sterling 3-0250, extension 500
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|DeMuthu Five Meets St. Johns
For K. of c. Berth Tonight

tournament. DeMatha took
Division II of the Catholic Lea
que and has piled up 20 victories
in % games.
Even though tonight's winner
must tangle with defending
champion st. AIMS of New York
in the first round of the K. of c.
tourney Friday, the honor of
appearing is incentive enough.
DeMatha is enjoying its most
successful basketball season since
it began interscholastic sports in
1913. Visions of another victory
tonight have prompted Ernie
Cage, the Stays sophomore star,
to state, Il think Wen do better
against st. Johns this time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-13
EXHIBITION BASEBALL

New York (N) -00e 900 133-9 Il
Hsafn, Broglio 90. zanni %, Bar:
Moore, Wilson "a, Zuverink ca, Shall
lock (9l and Smith, Gastal 49, Win
ming pitcher. Broglio. Losing pitcher,
zuverink. Home run: Baltimore--Pisoni.
Milwaukee - o2o 900 00o-2 2 l
Brooklyn 010 O20 02x--5 z Q
crene, Robinson -, TrowbriSgs -
a., Koufax t7l and Camganella,
Walker a.. Winning pftcher--Wlllfams
Losing pitcher-Robinson. Home run:
Milwaukee-Aaron. Brooklyn--Neal
Pepper, McMahan go, King go and
Shepard; Simmons, Roberts "a. Owens
"a and Seminick Lonnett az. Winning
pitcher Simmons. Losing pitcher -
Pepper.
list. Louis '.B" 010 300 010--5 /
Chicago (Al "B' 900 600 0Q2--2 o
Cheney, Hughes 90 and Rand, Czetak
%; Dqfour, Cain 81 Richards 81 and
Sawatski Romano "a. Winning pitcher
Cheney. Losing pitcher-Dufour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-13

DeMatha High School, which
lost its bid for the Catholic
League championship Friday.
tonight goes after another prize
"a berth in the Knights of
Columbus basketball tournament.
The hurdle for the Stays is a
formidable one. Their opponent
at 8 o'clock at Carroll is st.
Johns. which dealt DeMatha its
first defeat of the season after
six straight victories, 67-53, back
on January 6.
Since then, st. Johns has
compiled a 20-6 record, finished
second to Gonzaga in Division I
of the Catholic League. and won
the WaShington-Lee Invitatiorial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-13
By the Associated Press
roDAY's GAMES

TODAY'S GAMES
At Tampa, Fla: WASHINGTON vs.. Chi
At Sarasota. Fla: New York CAD VS.
q Phoenix. Ariz.: Baltimore VS.: New
At Mesa. Ariz.: Cleveland VS.. Chi
At 81. Petersburg, Fla: Detroit VS.
At #. Myers, Fla: Kansas City VS.
AZ Miami. Fla; Milwaukee VS.. Brook.
A clearwater. Fla: Cincinnati VS.
Philadelphia.
TOMoRRow's GAMES
-, At Orlando, Fla: Philadelphia vs.
At St Petersburg. Fla: Boston VS.
At Tucson, Ariz.: Baltimore VS.. cleve-
At Lakeland, Fla: St. Louis VS.. De-
a. West Palm Beach, Fla: Milwaukee
Al veTo Beach, Fla: Cincinnati VS.
\. Al y PheoePsiy, Ariz,; Chicago 'N VS.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
S Se1eaSSS york a! N S S$9 SO go 9 gSS Il
PIERCE, heegan N4l, wren til anc
serfa, Howard 1a ' ls5 Minnins pItcs Se
Ford. Losing pitcher, Pierce. Home run
New York-Mantle.
Boston 202 900 000--4 2
Kansas City 004 O10 O2x-G
:, Parnell. O'clock a., Smith "a anc
Zimmerman; Craddock, Heritage "a
HARRINGTON ~ and Astroth, Mckenzie
90. Winning pitcher, Herriage. Losins
pitcher, O'clock. Home run: Kansas Cit.
-Pilarcik.
Cleveland Dol 100 05x-7 IL
Chicago tNl 020 100 030--6 s +:
Rush. Thorpe a.. Lown % and Land
nth. Hannah 90; Garcia. Tomanek "a
Narleski %. McLish 90 and Nixon,
Averill 80. Winning pitcher. Narleski.
Losing pitcher, Lown. Home run: Cleve-
land-Ayerill.
St. Louis 900 100 090-l 4 9
jackson. Collum "a. Jones 90 and
s sd SSSpeF and Rf BAILEY Ack Winnns
Losing pitcher-Colum.
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stint, but Curt Simmons pitch
ing performance against the
Pittsburgh Pirates yesterday has
the PhillieS camp in a happy
mood.
! The big lefthander, generally
ineffective last year following an
arm injury, looked like his old
self as he BANKED the Pirates
during his turn on the mound
with just two hits. Robin Rob-
erts duplicated his performance
and Jim Owens finished up the
ST. victory.
Catcher Andy Seminick said
Simmons curve was working
well and that on several occa-
sions his fast ball was the same
iscorcher that made him a feared
sight for National League batters
before his arm injury.
FORT MYERS, Fla, Mar. 10
Jap. - Manager Bobby Bragan,
who has said the Is best"
players in the training camp
would make the 1856 Pittsburgh
Pirates. is confronted with the
problem of three bonus players.
Bragan's problem revolves
around Pitchers Laurin Pepper,
Art Swanson and Jake Martin,
who must be carried on the
rooster or possibly be lost to
other teams.
With Pepper, Bragan's situa-
ton is not quite so acute. The
25-year-old Highlander loses his
toonus designation in June and
thus can be farmed out. Martin
and Swanson. both right
handlers, must be kept with the
parent club at least one more
season or be lost.
SARASOTA, Fla, Mar. 10 (P,.
E-Southpaw Mel Parnell, hob
bled by injuries the past two
years. reported he was very
satisfied" yesterday although he
gave up four hits and as many
runs in three innings against
the Kansas City Athletics.
Il felt fine, very satisfied"
IParnell said. II didn't feel even
a twinge in my shoulder or my
knee. worked mainly on my
control, but I did break off a
couple of curves that were real
pretty"
Parnell suffered a fractured
left wrist when hit by a pitch by
Maury McDermott at Washing
ton in 1854 after winning 81 and
losing 8 in 1858. Last season he
suffered a knee injury and then
a troublesome left shoulder.
The Red Sox collected only
two hits against the AS and
dropped their first decision in
three exhibitions, IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-13
Bob MiIIer's Wrist
Not Broken by Grob

LAKELAND, Fla, Mar. IS (P).
Pitcher Bob Miller of the De-
Itroit Tigers suffered no fractures
in his left wrist when he got it
in the way of a pitch by Connie
-Grob of the Senators in Sundays
game at Orlando, X-ray tests
disclose
Young Miller, a lefthander
who lost his bonus player stand
ing only last June, is counted on
by Detroit this season as a reg
ular starter. The injury left his
wrist bruised and swollen.