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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23
TurIey Will Speak

Pitcher Bob Turley Of the
Yankees will be guest speaker
at the monthly dinner-meeting
Of the Alexandria Grandstand
Managers Club at Z pm. to-
morrow at the George Mason
Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23

In yesterdays workout. the
Black knights spent q majority
Of the time setting up means
to stop Virginia's anticipated
passing game.
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GA. AVE. Mr.. DECATUR NV
Pvt, aif-cond., nicely furn.. liv.
rm,. bedrm., kit. bath: $40 with
uttls. transp. at door. RA.
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studio room. Lee; Kitchen and
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R0CKvILLE--i bedroom. liv. rm.,
dinette.. kitchen bath and rear
screened porch: mr.. schools and
shopping; S62 so to SOS plus utils
PO. 2-4296.
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eral 1 and 2 bedrm. apis. now
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3 very bright rms, KIT. and bath.
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CAPITOL HTI.L--Assume unex-
pired lease at reduced rent
Smartly decorated In black and
white in handsome. restored bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11

COLORED - IOWA APTs.. 1925
bedrm.: newly decor; stove, rsfgr. !,
blinds, heat. hot water incl. Eley.
bldg; See janitor or call CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-09

first start Of the season. gave
the Pirates a split.
-Four ex-Yankees led the
Athletics to their triumph over
the White Sox. Lou Skizas
opened the 18th with a walk.
raced to third on Billy Martins
single and scored the winning
run on Woody Held's fly. Jack
Urban went all the way for
Kansas City, limiting the Sox
to five hits. The rookie right
handler pitched nine consecu-
tive hitless innings, between
the fourth and 18th.
Charlie Maxwell collected
three hits and Dave Philley
scored two runs in Detroit's
triumph over Cleveland. Billy
Hoeft. putting together two
consecutive victories for the
first tine this year. hurled a
seven-hitter. Gene Weddings
homer deprived him Of a shut
out
Dick Gernert slammed a two
run homer in the seventh for
Boston to break up a scoreless
duel between Fornieles and
Baltimore's Billy O'Dell. 1t was
the second straight 20 defeat
for O'Dell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-09
Mail Truck Driver
Wins Stock Cor
Race at Marlboro

Ray Byers. 30-year-old mail
man from Falls Church who
proved his quick thinking in
trafilc last week. returned to
the race track yesterday with
more than usual success.
Byers won the l0O-lap race
for sportsman stock cars at
Marlboro Motor Raceway yes
terday by a quarter-lap over
Bill Dove from Greenbelt. New
conner Bert Robbins was third.
Last week. Byers made the
headlines when he backed up
his mail truck to stop a run
away automobile in Arlington.
The brakes had failed. causing
the car to sideswipe a bus and
narrowly miss another car be-
fore meeting Byers' truck. The
driver escaped with bruised
knees.
Yesterday. Byers started far
back in the field of "a in the
feature and gained the lead on
the 9lst lap. Robbins, Clyde
Carnahan and Bobby Ballan-
tine won the l0-lap heats and
Buzz McBee took the l0-lap
consolation.
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Road America Race Won
By Ferruri; Wallace Fourth

drove the entire distance with
two pit stops each.
John Kilbourn of Decatur,
Ill.,. and Howard Hively of Gin
cinnati where fifth in a 3.5-liter
Ferrarl behind Wallace and
Bennett. Then came Dick
Thompson of Washington. d.
c.. and Paul Shea, Port Chester.
N. Y. in a Mercedes Benz 800
81 roadster.
Frank Baptista and Charlie
Kolb of Washington Travelled
only seven laps in their Elva
Nix II before mechanical trouble
forced them out. However, they
were awarded second place in
Glass G behind DR.. M. r. j.
Wyllie and Bob Donnelly in a
Lotus Nix II.
Others in the top 10 at the
finish we're: Z, Ed Lunken and
Jim Kimberly. Ferrari Tesla
8. Donald Berlin and
James Lowe. Porche Snyder: 9.
Rod Carveth and George Con-
Stantine. Aston-Martin: 10,
John Cook and Robert Durbin,
WB Special.
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Toronto Takes.
Pennant in IL.


Toronto is the regular-season
champion Of the international
League for the third time in
four years by virtue Of a half
game margin over Buffalo.
Eighth-inning homers by Archie
Wilson and Mike Goliat sewed
up the pennant on the last day
Of the season yesterday with a
4-3 victory over Rochester.
Mani will play at Toronto
and Richmond at Buffalo in the
opening playoff games tomor-
row. League batting honors
went to Joe CAME Of Buffalo
with 1871. Luke Easter, Buffalo
first baSeman. slammed 40
homers and drove in 127 runs
to lead in those departments.
Norm Siebern, Yankee farm
hand at Denver. won the Amer
lean Association batting title
with .349. while a Denver team
mate. Marv Throneberry, had
40 homers and l24 run-batted-
in to win those departments for
the third straight year.
Atlanta won the Southern
Association pennant for the
18th time. an all-time minor
league record, while Jim Frey
batted 1886 to take batting hon.
ors in the Texas League. Frey
is an outfielder with Tulsa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-09

ELKHART LAKE, Wis, Sept.
. Especially About the only
similarity between the two
sports car events at nearby
Road America this year was
that Charlie Wallace from
Chevy Chase, Nd. placed
fourth both times in a D.
Jaguar owned by Briggs Cum
bingham.
While Wallace was in the
third best D-Jaguar in the
shorter race here in late June,
yesterday he and John Gordon
Bennett from New York shared
the only D-Jag to finish in the
top 10 in the 500-mile race.
Phil Hill, the Californian
who has been racing in Eu-
rope for two years, drove a red
Ferrari to victory in 6 hours.
8 minutes and 80 second for
an average speed of 81.4 miles
per hour. Carroll Shelby of
Dallas was a full lap behind in
second place in a Maserati and
Ed Crawford of Mortified, Ill,
was third in a Porsche RS. still
another lap back. All three
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-09
Westbriur Elects
Governing Board

Members of WeStbriar Coun-
try Club elected their first board
of governors last night at the
club, a group of is who will
serve for one year.
The board members will be
installed September % at the
time Of the presentation of
prizes in the club championship.
Those elected we're: Charlie
Beall. Frank A. Bevacqua,
Clarence Boyes. Paul Cam
panaro. DR.. Ira Franklin,
Charels Hammer, Neil Linger,
Raymond Pascoe. Robert Rion,
Leon Simon. w. Gilbert Weller,
Robert Wright. Bob Ricketts,
and Ray OMalley.
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District Boy Shares
Table Tennis Title

TORONTO, Sept. 9 (SpeciaD
Billy Keim Of Washington,
D. c.. teamed with Steve Weiss
Of Chicago to win the junior
division doubles title of the
Canadian international table
tennis tournament here yester-
day.
The winners defeated Oran
Shaver and Elm Kahn Of
Montreal. 2l-18. 21-23, 24-22.
Col. Tom Abellera and Kaye
Young, also of Washington,
D. c., were eliminated in the
quarter-flnals of the senior
division mixed doubles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-09
Foster Aqoin Wins
Top EIiminutor
AtOId Dominion

The sitter competition pro-
vided by the Middle Atlantic
regional drag racing champion
ships at Old Dominion Speed
way yesterday didn't seem to
make much difference. AS on
the previous three Sundays in
the regular weekly programs.
Steve Foster was top elimin-
ator.
The speedboy from Wood
lawn, Md. used a 1928 Ford
roadster powered by a 1856
Chevrolet engine to cover the
Is mile in 1872 seconds and at
a closing speed of 100 miles per
hour.
Class winners:
Class BF-Fred Baker. Riverdale.
ppragster, Special. Time. IA seconds.
Glass AR-pan weis. Richmond,
Glass hR@stevs Foster. woodlawn.
Nd. 1923 Ford. 122, 30 m.p,h.
Glass Acton Santini, Burtons-
Vile; Md, 1882 Ford. IA seconds. 90
Glass BA-Iohn Reynolds. Alexan.
dris, 1882 Ford, l42, 9S m,ph.
Class Calm Diaz. Richmond,
1898 Ford, 1873. % m.ph.
Glass ACTON Burke, Cheverly.
70 Class sa B b : Davis Alexandria
Glass cGGBob Bernardon. Hillside,
Md; 1889 Chevrolet. IFS. 81 m.p.h.
Class DG--Roger Wheatley. Balti-
more. 1855 Chevrolet. 1873. 30 m.p.h.
Glass EG--Larry Robinson, Manas-
sas. 1864 Ford, 1876, 81 m.p.h.
Class SG-Frank Fannan, Alexan-
dria. 1882 Chevrolet, las, 50 mr.. h
Glass AM sports carsl-Dcnald
Niemann, almer ark. Md, 1867 Cor
vette. 10 seconds. % m. phi. -,
well. colmar Manor, Nd, 1857 Cor
vette, IA. 95 m.ph.
Glass CP (sports carsl--Fred Lessee,
Bethesda. 1857 Alfa-Romeo, 1872, So
Glass M (motorcyclesl, Leonard
Kasey. St Petersburg, Fla, 1852
Triumph, II seconds, as m.ph.
Class SS-Bob Biadtiek, Sellmann,
Md, 1857 Chevrolet, l4.3, ~ mp h.
Class AS-John Hammond. Lang
ley Park. Md. 1857 Chevrolet, l"'s'
o. Class "a I. a. Bs-pon Baker. Marriotts-
vile, Nd. 1857 Plymouth. 15.4. 50
Glass CS-Fred Shaver. Riverdale,
Nd, 1855 Chevrolet, l5.6, SO m.ph.
Glass DS-Walter OF Hanover, Pa.
1855 Oldsmobile, 1872, so m.p.h.
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MUSIAL RETURNS.
SEES TITLE BID
AS SECONDARY BID

ST. LOUIS. Sept. o (P).
Stan Musial. the Ma
tional Leagues leading hit
ter. says there will be a lot
more at stake than his bid
for the batting title when
he returns to the Cardinals
regular lineup tomorrow.
At .34l. Stan leads Willie
Mays Of the Giants by
seven points.
The 36-year-old star was
referring to the teams
chances Of catching first
place Milwaukee from So
games behind.
Musial, out since August
% with a shoulder injury,
singled as a pinch-hitter
to keep an eighth-inning
rally going yesterday in a
4-3 victory over Cincinnati.
He received an ovation
when he appeared after
missing is games.
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D. 6. Sailor Wins
Penguin Class in
Maryland Regatta

BALTIMORE. Sept. 9 (Spe-
ciaD .-Byard Tysor Of the Po-
tomac River Sailing Associa-
ton, Washington. D. c., was
among the winners yesterday
in the annual Star Spangled
Banner sailing regatta spon-
sored by the Maryland Yacht
Club. Tysor sailed Sea Urchin
to victory in the Penguin Glass.
Bob Seidel Of the Annapolis
Yacht Club sailed Early Bird
to a sweep in the Hampton
series. He is the national
champion in this class.
Hamptons: !. Early Bird. Bob seidei,
MiilisTss. Beau oe. tlG2 ANNAPOLIS aOsi h
z G. (2-2-2---l .e66D; 8. Gygnet, A. 81
Cecil. Annapolis Y. c. t4-4-3-i .T751
Nationals: ! Opus II. Mike Philips.
S q. 3 s.r 4 y 55isii,ii@sIiIssl: p pog
M 4, susauehsnns River Y. e
PenEuins /. Sea Urchin. Byard
Jssps: Potomac River u-e.2-l .234l !;
island Es' Z K 3 fh!st 9 1sip oi ssS
yasbaek. Pete Ensor. Bush River 7 z.
Comets: j: White shark, Ed Mclean.
Severn g. A. G-2-I-62al: 2, Pogo.
5 's sSiFsn 9 Ra.sT I I:ls5s .o
Potepskui s. A. t3-did not start
3-2OSi.
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BASEBALL

Continued From Page Ais
Bob Wills pinch single pro-
duced two Chicago runs in
the 10th.
Dale Long paced the Cubs
l0-hit attack with a double,
two singles, q walk and two
runs batted in. Dick Drott, who
replaced Moe Drabowsky in the
ninth, won his 18th game
against II defeats.
Leading the chorus of Mil
waukee optimism after the set
back was SPAIN. who stopped
the Cubs on five hits Saturday
night for his 10Th win.
Recession Sets In
Were not feeling any pres
sure yet" he said. Its Just
that a recession has set in.
You've got to expect it after all
those runs we've been scoring
and the way we've been win
ming.
And the other clubs" he
went on, ARE under no pres
sure, because they have Moth
ing to lose. It's different with
us. We have everything to
lose. ! just hope we won't get
down to the point where we're
only 3l2 or ga games ahead.
Then we're bound to feel it."
Unsuccessful sacrifice hunts
helped the Cards score the
tying and winning runs in the
ninth. Joe Nuxhall held a 80
lead when Del Ennis opened
the Cards ninth with a walk.
Ken Boyer, after bunting foul,
swung away and singled.
Wally Moon fouled of two
attempted sacrifice hunts, then
singled to score Pinch-Runner
Herm Wehmeier. With the
bases loaded on an intentional
walk TO Irv Noren, Alvin Dark
singled of Pitcher Hershell
Freeman 10 drive in Boyer
with the winning run. Larry
jackson. in relief of Vinegar
Bend Mizell, won this 14th.
Three Of the Giants five hits
on Don Drysdale and Ed Roe
buck accounted for all their
runs. Willie Mays opened the
fourth with a single. Ray
Jablonski scored him with a
triple and Hank Sauer blasted
his 25th home run.
Rip Repulski's three hits-a
home run. triple and single
accounted for four Philadelphia
runs in the first game, won by
the Phillies with a four-run
rally in the ninth. Bob Smith,
hurting an eight-hitter in his
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Area HydropIunes
Score in Regatta

IRVINGTON. Va. Sept. 9
Especially The Washington
area racers won five places
here yesterday in the Tappa-
hammock Yacht Club regatta
for hydroplanes.
John Huntington Of Be-
thesda picked up two trophits
by winning the 225-cubic-inch
event and takinf second in the
226-cubic- inch class with his
Miss Methesda.
Art McDouglass Of Silver
Spring won the 48-cubic- inch
race in his. Road Runner.
Frank Vernon Of Washington
was second in the 135-cubic-
inch in Fancy Free and Francis
Racioppe of Washington drove
Docs Trash to third behind
McDouglass in the 48-cubic-
inch class.
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Warriors Keep
Senesky as Pilot

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 9 (Pl.
The Philadelphia Warriors
announced today that George
Senesky has come to terms for
a third season as head coach
Of the National Basketball As
ISOLATION club.
Senesky will have eight vet
Grams back from last years
team, with Tom Cola also due
back from the service in De-
cember.
Senesky. in his first season
as coach Of the Warriors, won
the MIA title. Last year the
Warriors finished third.
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Dr.. Lawson Soils
lnAII-Stur Requttu

MARBLEHEAD, Mass, Sept.
8 tSpeciaD DIR. Walter Law
son Of Washington. d. c.. was
one Of eight Of the Nations top
shippers to begin competition
today for the Clifford d. NAL
lory Cup in the week long
North American senior sailing
championship. They will race
planning sloops Of the Thistle
Class.
Others in the field are George
ODay. representing New Eng
land: Lightning champion Bill
Cox, Noroton, Conn, Charles
Morgan. st. Petersburg, Fla.
Paul Mclaughlin, Toronto;
Don McVittie; Seattle; Leugh
Brite, Balboa. Calf. and Harry
Melges, Lake Geneva, Wis.
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Runs-Oilliam. Drysdale. Mays. ia
bionski, Sauer. ErTor-Spencer. Runs
batted in-Gilliam co.. JablonSki,
Sauer t2l. Two-baSe hit-OConnell
'Three-base hits--Jablonski. Mays
base - Hodges Sacrifice-OCo
Double playS--O'Connel to Spencer to
Lockman en-. Barclay TO Spencer TO
Lockman. Left on Brooklyn. z;
New York. 4 Bases on balls-Od Drys-
dale, 1 of Barclay, 3 Struck out--By
Drysdale, 3. by Roebuck, 2. BY Bar
clay, / Hits-on Drysdaie. 4 in q in
ninRs: of Roebuck. in . innings: off
Barclay. in 6ls INNINGS. of Grissom.
in 22a innings Runs and earned
runs-Oh Drysdale, 3-3: on Roebuck,
90; of Barclay, -; of Grissom. 90.
Winnine pitcher-Barclay Oh. Los
ms pitcher-Drysdale u4-Ql. Time
l:53 Attendance-22 376
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CUBS, 5; BRAVES, 3

Totals 81 10 3Ol3 Totals 80 o 30 IL
. Grounded out for Buhl in 9TH.
Ran for Tore In 18th.
Walked for Adams in 9th.
Ran for Tanner In 9th.
Ran for Jones in 9th.
Grounded into double play for Nc
Singled for Morgan in 10th.
Chicago --~- 020 100 900 2-5
Milwaukee 900 10 OOl %
Runs-Banks t2). Moryn, Morgan,
VIII, Schoendienst Coyington. Bur-
dette. Errors--Silvera. Banks, Gram
dali. Runs batted in-Long ~, Sill
vera, VIII. Kindail, Covington. Aaron,
Schoendienst. Two-base hits-Long,
Tore. Jones. Three-base hit-Mathews.
Banks. sacrifice-Morgap. sacrifice fly
Aaron Double plays--Banks TO Kim
dali to Long: Schoendienst to Tore.
Left on bases-chicago, IL: Milwau-
kee. IL. Bases on balls-Off Drabow-
SKY. D. of Drott, l. of Conley. 3; of
Bull. i: of Mcmahon. / of Johnson,
Z Struck out--By. Drabowsky. 2; BY
R Ry MsMfh0 Ritso n pE 9aRsSH HIy
s innings tpitched to J in 9th); on
Drott 3 in 2 innings. of Conley, g in
3s5 innings: of Phillips, q in " in
ming: on Bull. ] in 3 innings; of Nc
Mahon. . in . innings: of johnson. l
in % inning: of PizarFo, in y in
boy :, 3-3; Of, Drott' 90: of Con-
90: of Mcmahon, 90: of johnson.
20: OF Pizairo. 90. Winning pitcher
-Drott ibid Losing pitcher-John-
son t7-3). Time-3:23.
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WEEKEND FIGHTS

HOLLYWOOD. Calif-Jimmy Car
ter, 1874, New York, Outpointed
Mickey Northrup. 1876, Los Angeles,
LOUISVILLE. Ky.-Paolo Rosi. 1915,
BROOKLYN, outpointed Ray Portilla, l41,
Houston, o.
JUAREZ. Mexico. Raul Macias, 121,
Mexico City, kayoed Panchito Con-
zalez, 12i, Juarez, 3.
BUENOS AIRES--Frederick Thorn
son, 100 Argentina, outpointed Gun
ther Hase, l4S, Germany 10.
KINGSTON, Jamaica Sugar Boy
Nance, lob, Netherlands West Indies.
stopped Hush Serville, 1856, Trini-
CA0LIARI. Itaiy.--Piero Roilo, italy.
outpointed fanny Campo, Philippines,
RENO Ney.-Milo savass. 1884,.
Salt Lake City, drew with Willie
VAUGHN, 1911. Los Angeles. 10.
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Knox and Lee Play
For I'd Army Title

FORT LEE. Va. Sept. 9 R).
Fort Knox. KY. plays Fort
Lee at 2 pm. here today in the
title game of the double elimi-
nation I'd Army baseball tour
nament which rain postponed
yesterday.
Fort Knox. indicated in
three playoff games, could cap
ture the title today. If defend
ing champion Fort Lee (5-D
should win the afternoon con-
test. final game will be played
at Z pm.
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RED SoX, z; ORIOLES, o


. Ran for Triandos in Sth.
3 Grounded out for O'Dell IN sth.
Baltimore 600 900 000--0
Boston 600 600 20x-2
Malone. Gernert. Runs bat
Malone. Home runs--Gernert. Double
plays-Gardner TO Miranda to Good
man; Gardner TO Goodman. Left on
Baltimore, A. Boston, 2. Bases
on balls--Of O'Dell, ! on Zuverink,
of Fornieles. !. Struck out--By
ODell. in innings. zuvernik, o II.
inning Runs and earned runS-Of
O'Dell, 90; of Zuverink, 90; on For
lieles, 90. Winning pitcher--Fornieles
g-l3). Losing pitcher-O'Dell t2-1Ol.
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Duren Fined $100

DENVER. Sept. 9 (R.-Ed
Doherty. American Association
president, has fined Ryne
Duren. ace Denver pitcher, 500
and suspended him for two days
for throwing a ball at a heckler
in the stands while warming up
for Friday nights first game
against st. Paul.
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Runs--Ashburn t2). Repulski, Fer
nandez. Bowman. Haddix. Jones, Skin
ner 90. Foiles Friend. Errors-Groat,
BAKER. Skinner Runs batted in
Foiles. Baker, clemente. Virdon. Re-
pulski "a: Jones. Ashburn. Anderson.
Iwo-base hits-Virdon. Haddix Three
base hit-Repulski. Home run-Re-
puslki. Stolen base-Harmon. Sacrifice
= Mazeroski Sacrifice fiies - Foiles,
ANDERSON, Double plays-Foiles TO
Mazeroski: Groat to Mazeroski 70
Thomas. t2); Mazeroski TO Groat 10
Thomas t2l; Bouchee to Fernandez to
bouchee. Left on bases-Philadelphia, Z:
pittsburgh, p Base on balls-On
rel. L; OF Friend. 3; on King
Struck out--By Friend. i: by Arroto /;
BY Cardwell. 8; by Farrell /. Hits
ON Cardwell, 7 in 62a innings: OF
Morehead. ! in u inning: on Friend.
IN innings; of Face. in u
inning: on Arroyo in y inning: of
Purkey. 3 in . inning: on Farrell /
IN ! inning; of King. . in a innine:
on Roberts. ! in. ] inning. Runs and
earned runs-OR Cardwell. "A; OF
Morehead. 90; OF Friend, 3D.: on
Face, 90: OF ARROYO. 90: on Purkev.
3-3; off Farrell. 90; on King, ii: OF
Roberts, 90. Winning pitcher-Far-
ren tS-2l, LOSING pitcher-Purkey
Q0-1A. Time-2:42.
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Runs-Bouchee, Bowman, p Smith,
virdon, Groat t2l. Baker. Peterson
Errors-Jones, Bowman Runs batted
in-Virdon. Groat. (Virdon scored on
Jones error IN 3D., Skinner, P Smith.
Ihomas, Jones. Kazanski Two-base
nits-Bouehee, Baker, p. Smith. Groat,
Jones. Three-baSe hits-Bowman, Re-
pulski Stolen bases - Mazeroski.
BAKER. Sacrifice-R. Smith. Sacrifice
ny-Thomas. Double OVERWHELMINGLY
70 kopsta 70 Jones to oualters. Left
on baSes-Philadelphia Z: Pittsbureh
80, Bases on balls-On r. Smith. /;
on Morehead, |. Struck out-By r
smith O.: BY Morehead, .; by Quail
ters. 3. Hits-Of Hacker, 5 in "a.
innings: on Hearn, 0 in y inning:
On Morehead, 3 in 2 innings: of
Quaiters' : in innings Runs and
earned runs-Of Hacker. 4-3: Oh
Hearn, 90; or Morehead, %; of
Qualters. 90; on r. Smith, 20. Win
ninS pitcher-R. Smith U-3l. Losing
pltcner-Hacker t9-6). Time-2:IS.
Attendance-l2
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TIGERS. 3; INDIANS, !


Urounded out Tor Maris IN 9th.
Lined out for Aguirre in 9th.
Cleveland - 600 900 Ol0-1
Detroit 200 900 Olx-3
Runs-WoodlinR FiniEan. Philley
Maxwell. GPhiiley scored on McLish's
wild pitch in ist). Home run-Wood-
ling. Stolen Williams Double
plavs-Strickland to Avila to WertZ;
Aguirre TO Strickland to Wertz Left on
Balls--Oh McLish, .; OF Hoeft. g.
Struck out-By McLish. 3; by Hoeft. : /.
Hits-On McLish. 8 in ia innings; on
Aguirre in a inniSg Runs and
earned runs-Oh McLish. 3-3; of
-McLish. Winning pitcher-Hoeft
$50. Losing pitcher-McLish $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-09
LYNN Garrett.
HAS Big Day in
Horse Show
BY ANNE CHRISTMAS

Lynn CARROTS Title won her
FIRST blue ribbon and her first
championship all in the same
day yesterday at the Potomac
Novice Horse Show on the Po-
tomac Polo Club grounds.
The event, which attracted
100 entries, averaging Is to a
class, was a prelude to the Po-
tomac Hunt Junior Horse Show
September %.
Reserve behind Tillie was
Penny Van Hover with Mrs.
Lyttleton Gould's Crazy Quilt,
who was in the ribbons con-
sistently in both performances
land horsemanship classes.
In the small pony division,
Kristie Duckett rode Glenn
Norton's Jingle to the cham
pionship by a one-point mar
lgin over Bobby Christmas
Scamper.
Among the juniors Kristie
Miller rode her purebred Ara
bian hunter. Afmaar, to the
championship over Sandy Mel
ton on Nola Norwich.
Small Pony Hacks. seameer.
BOBBY Bobby chrIstm ma. 2. Jingle. Glenn
ton; 4, Social outcast, Taffy Kneipp.
Barnes; :. Tahy Kneipp; 3. CLAYTON CLAYTON
Doing: T., Johnny Christmas
Large Pony Hacks. Title. Lynn
3, Teddy. Kristie Duekett; T. Star Star
Dust, Alan Lord
Maiden intermediate Equitation-1.
Bobby Christmas; 2, Penny Van Hover:
D. Judy kneipp; 4, Lauralyn Smith
Sandy Melton; .. Afmaar. Kristie Mil
Ter; 3. Cloth Of Gold Donnie Buchan-
an: 4. Gay Weed. Lauralyn Smith
Leadltne-i, Hush Norton: .. Miles
wheeler; g. Ann Wheeler; 4, Eddie
Maiden EauitatiOn over Fences-1.
anthony Van Hover; 4, Diane De
g. Donnie buchanan: 3. JUDY R neippp;
4, Louise Goldberg
Small Pony Hunters. Jingle: 2.
Tass, Becky Bauersfeld; 3, scamper I:
4, Social Outeast.
LARGE Pony Hunters. Crazy
quilt. Penny any Hover; 3, Golden
Jubilee. Louise Gcldberg; 3. MerrileRs.
Michele Brooks: 4. Tillie
Junior Hunters, Cinderella Belle.
Diane De Franeeaux; =. Afmaar; 8.
Teddy; 4. Spooks, Judy BRYANT
Small Pony champion-JinEle: re-
serye-Scamper.
Larse PONY Champion Title: reserve.
Crazy Quilt.
Junior champion-Afmaar: reserve
Nola Moryich.