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BERTELs. MRS. MAUDE LOUISE. on
HSsDl rIl : MRS: M sIJ LOUISE
mother of Mrs. Blanche Shank She
also Is survived by two grandchil-
dren. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th. ST. and Mass
sSfy D. ths sns to chrst E niGeons
Church. $50 @ st. Sc. where .serv-
ment 0lenwood Cemetery. IA
BOWMAN. FRANCIS G. on wednes.
day sSUyJ;v,yvuNly 10 ,d l2S7' AZ. FRANCIS @
ss SwM"f husband 81 0t q the late Mar n
. faithful friend, Mrs Blanche John
son. After u noon sunday. july
9th ST, NV, where the rosary viii ;,
recited at pm. REQUIEM mass vii
be celebrated At the Epiphany Cath.
olic Church, 9Th st; and pumbartor
ssso am am 0p Int MGnSsy MOUNT SSiS olysl
BROWN. JAMES G. On Thursday
July ii. 1857. JAMES q BROWN
OF 1917 T st NV. beloved HUSBAND
o. Lillian. Brown Also surviyine arr
one daughter, Mrs, Bertha Williams
one GRANDDAUGHTER. six grandSons. one
gtepson, other relatives and man,
friends. After IL noon. Sunday. July
~, friends are invited to call at his
late residence. Funeral on Monday
July Is, from the Ebenezer A. NJ, Z
Church. 27th and o. SITS. NV, at
Pm Interment lincoln Memoria
Cemetery. Arrangements by MCGUIRE
Inc. IA
BUTLER, CLAIMING A. on Friday
July IL, 1857. GHANNINo A.. BUT
loved husband OF Nora Brown Butler
father of Hazel c. Butler and brother
Of Mrs. Florence B. Douglass anc
Mrs. Bertha B. Hammond. Also sur.
iriends " Notice OF funeral later
Arrangements by McGuire. Inc II
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Hospital sY' AlbrnF sS Il L R5eS5asns
of Eleanor A.. Loyelace and fathe
Of Mary Schilke, Margaret c. Ray
mond, James l. and Walter c. Love
lace Funeral from the James
Ryan Funeral Home. az Pa. ave
Sc, on Monday. July 10. at $50
am. REQUIEM mass at st. Anthony
Church at 8 am. Relatives an
friends invited Interment Noun
Olivpf Camaterv IA
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BELL. EDGAR HoTsYl. on satur

day. July Is, 1867. at Providence
Hospital. EDGAR BILL Of 1918 9Th
81 NV dsy as eSy YVES V MRS oq Fora hS
Bell a son. Edgar Bell, jr: sister,
Edith Bell: mother-ln-lsw, Mrs.
Beulah Murray father-in-law,
Oscar c. Murray: one niece. Mrs
tiveS and friends. The late Mr. Bell
Is resting in the Morris A. Carter &
Co. Funeral Home 305 H ST. NV.
Notice of services later,
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s "M mun,estion 81 1 coIu NH.
AE E?' ) :: 3: !. IS B s:., 4
W r: r: Pi Snspsi 81 a ouS IN:
JANIS ". SAYIoR, Master. Il
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1867, LENA KAPLAN, beloved mother
of George and Raymond Kaplan,
both of WASHINGTON, D. c.. and Jack
R. <aplan of .Takoma Park, Nd.
children and four great-xrandchil-
dren. Services at the C.. d. Goldberg
e. Son Funeral Home, 4217 9th st.
NV, on Sunday, July IA, at 10
am. Interment Friendship Lodge
land ave-. raKoma Park. Md. Family
requests In lieu of flowers, contribu-
tions be made to the Children's Hos
pital. IA
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FUKD, RUFUS. On Friday, July 70,
1857, at Norfolk, Va. RUFUS FORD
of Agnes A. Ford. devoted brother
OF Hattie Doiley. He also leaves to
mourn their loss an aunt, Bertha
MONTGOMERY two devoted cousins,
Helen Wiley and George Curtis. and
many other relatives and friends
Arrangements by the John T. Rhines
a. Co Funeral Home. 901 Bird st
sw. Notice Of funeral later. Il
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LOWEhI' hUbEHI Z, 5uddenIy, OF
Saturday, july ID, 1861 at the
LOWERY of 900 Dale dr., Silver
Spring, Md, beloved husband OF
Rhea @. Lowery. beloved father OF
c. Frank Lowery, brother of Virgil
a. Lowery ana MIS-. Marian Lapp.
Jean Lowery Friends may call at
the Takoma Funeral Home, 254 Car
roll st. NV, parking oppositei. where
services will be held on Monday, July
II. at 2 pm. Interment George
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Ell M. FLEIsCHMAN, W. NJ.
lMOND E GABLE, Secy. Is

BALDWIN, EASTON L. Officers and
members Of Potomac Com
mandery, No. 3. Knights
oNaX~ Templar, are requested to
SY0 assemble at the Ives Flu
~ neral Home 2S47 Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va, on
Sunday, July IA. 1857, at 1880
pm, for the purpose OF CONDUCTING
funeral service for our late Sir
Knight, EASTON L. BALDWIN
JAMES z. BUEHLER, Sr.. Comdr.
JOSEPH d. YERKES, Recorder. Ia
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day. July IL 1857, william u Z.
FRIEDRICH. He leaves to mourn
one niece, other relatives and friends.
After l pm. Sunday, July IA. friends
may call at the Hoffman Funeral
M MSms; Gil LII, 8 NV Nv, F Fur 60, on
named funeral home at / pm. Inter-
ment WnndlAWn t,emRierY
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DIGGs. GABRIEL

DRIFMEYER of 1888 Clark pi. NV.
Beloved husband of Mrs Helen c.
Drifmeyer,. son of Mrs Alice Drift
never and the late Ferd Drifmeyer,
weston, Ind, Mr.. Richard Drifmeyer
Of Quincy. Mass, Mrs. Harry Zieger
Of Palmyra, Pa and Mrs. Lambert
Grove Of Arlington, Va. He IS also
survived by many other relatives and
friends. Services at the s. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 2oOl 14kh st. NV,
on Tuesday. July 10 at pm. fpark-
ing facilities). Interment Arlington
National Cemetery TX
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and family Of the late GEORGE
BERRY REID wishes to express its
thanks and gratitude to their many
relatives and friends for cards, tele-
Of kindness and sympathy extended
70 US at the passing of our loved one.
THE WIFE AND FAMILY.
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july 10. 1867. al hi. rs.sdsnss, soas
Na Mas ave Sc; Mr. BOY G
oNAfp ssorsd .n ngss sS., OF n no1
JACK Oliver ana Raymond Doke.
Mrs n =. Mary Minsrd q 1855 Sarisi
ave. conogo Park. Calf: his broth
sisters. Mrs Vera ooash, Mrs. ethel
| Holcomb. Mrs. Hazel Smith. Mrs.
Doris Plymale, Mrs. Mona Larson.
Mrs. Helen santa Marias and Mrs
aasg q fnn.aa s aome 1863 seopF
NV. where services will be held on
Monday July is ct IL noon. Rela-
tives and friends invited to attend
Interment Arlington National Gene
MINARD. ROY C. washington I.ods..
INIS No. is. B. P. g. Elks. viii
| NI assemble at Hysong's Fu-
| sZCJSMA neral Home. 1900 N ST.
! .4<Z.z5 NV. on Sunday, July IA.
1 &.&. 1857. at 8 PM. to ex-
NAk@ emplify the ritual Of the
WnyV order in memory Of our
late brother, ROY c. MINARD. BY
WILLIAM I, Ill.,. T BELT IT.,
r. T. PIcKREL. Secretary.
MINARD. ROY C. There win be q
AAaA special meeting Of WASH
~ ington Printing Pressmen's
Ea;;5 { i ] &c! Co. ri
VIZ EDWARD p BEST.
ROY 7. DEAN. Secretary. II
NORMAN. JOEL. On Friday, July 10.
1857, JOEL NORMAN Of 3272 18th
pl; Sc. Notice of funeral later. Ar
rangements bv Jarvis.
III, i. S Sssz; rf EEEHfs
Helen Louise Pettis and sister 81 81
Mrs. Anna Burns. Also SURVIVING
are sister in-law, Mrs. Elizabeth
Frazer; friend. Mrs. Eva Young.
onfs ff noon s anS many yu i5snGs
friends are invited to cali at her late
residence. Funeral on Monday. Jiiy
r. -. from the Metropolitan A. M. Z.
E Sd,h r.. M st. between 18th and
ment Lincoln Memorial ap0n cem aass5-
ARRANGEMENTS by Mcclure, Inc. Ia
PETTIS. EFFIE z. oficers and MEM
~ 5ers q Martha Chapter. No.
NSN Star, are requested to at
for our late sister. p M.
NJ EFFIE E. PETTIS. on Mon
day, July Is, 1857, at II
noon. at the Metropolitan A. M. Z:
Church, M St, between 18th and
MAMIE GARY, Worthy Matron.
JAMES DAVIS, Worthy Patron.
PAST MATRoN ALICE L. LEE.
Secretary.
PETTIS, EFFIE. Omcers and mem
bers Of Mecca Court. No. 2, are
requested to assemble at 1S45 YER
non st. NV. on Sunday. July IA,
1857. at Pm, for the purpose
OF conducting burial services for
our late daughter, P. c. EFFIE
PETTIS. INEZ q. PARKER,
luxurious Commanders.
CAPITOLA HORN,
Illustrious Recorders.
PETTIS, EFFIE z. omcers and mem.
IN bers Of the Past Grand
- SIS Princess Captain Council
are hereby Z, hO sa., 4 a,i tSs
T. Princess Capt. EFFIE Z.
PETTIS on Thursday, July
II. 1857, at her residence, 1s45
VERNON st. NV. Funeral services
on Monday, July rs, at ~ noon.
ct the Metropolitan A. M, z. Church,
M st., between 18th and 18th sts
M n;'M You are requested to attend.
HATTIE c; pANpRIpoE, President.
The Supai weekly news., 1957-04-10

zBr#E 4Br#E 3 81 4 i 8
zBrf7 zBrf7 8 Il Il + + 9
Rodeo Gro11nds some Of the BOYS o51
ride broncs. Curtis Lane,
Harry Stnyol1a, Guy MARSHALL,
and Boyd Hani ia rode last Wcdnes-
day eVoning( and all were throwns
off on the ground. Z
honday. Apr1l 8, 1857, Frazier
up ' the eli HuaIapai 2Ii' fra4a aaAf 45r r aefe Few
days trip. they Will BRING 6 some SOM
hofses back to use for the bi p
Tourist Sea son.
Guy Marshall went to Peach Spgs.
Last ThurSday morning. He came
back ye sterday morning; he walk
cd down the Trail.
Walltn Blrro has a mule named
Judy and three horses named
Jennie, Bally, and Brown G.
Lest Thursday Mark Hanna went
up 'fon top" to look for one of
his team. He went by the Store
yesterday WI tn his team pulling
g great big tree. The big hor-
sos, are named, Bingo and Bleck15.
Mark wi IL do his plOWing wi tn >
this strong team.
Mr.. Chambers went to Flagstaff
Last Thursday. He came back
pa Gum0ay 1r]a = afttffrnoon. at He is feel-
FREQ Hami dreek went up to the
Grand Canyon; he left wi tn the
Mall Truck yesterday morning.
Curti S Lane ont to town M0ndav
morn1 nF and came back yesterday.
tie ana Guy and Lloyd came home
tOgc thcr.
John MOntOya and Harry Sinyellas
have gone out to get some horsR.,.
Clarence Stnyella had a big trtt@.
yesterday. k went after a
morse up on the Red vail. He & =
said ] E was Dce ttN In thorc IN = -
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Senators Mound Stoff
Neors Hopeless Stage

-Four of the Senators hits
came in the first inning-three
with two out and a possible
big inning vanished when Sic
vers was waved home on Ber-
beret's single to center and was
nailed easily.
Heise dropped Maris with a
head-high fast ball after Wood
ling homered, but Maris, I'M
disturbed. promptly stroked a
single to left Wynn's effort
wasn't one of his more notable
achievements i. He struck out
seven but also walked seven
AL Rosen. retired third
baseman returned from
three-week vacation in Florida
and worked out with the In
dams.
The Indians have thumped
the Senators 10 times in Is
games :. Wyn's lifetime mark
against his former teammates
now is 21-10 in the last
two seasons his record against
them 4-l0 Abernathy, 1-9
for the year, is 0-5 lifetime
against the Indians.
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A truck with built-in Stamina-thats Chevy From
perky pckups to tough tandems Chevoets are
loaded with staying power-built rugged from husky
"can-take-it' frames to solid, good-looking bodies
They're known for the way they stand up against
the toughest operating schedules. And whether high
balling down highways, roughing it across rugged
terrain, or doing delivery duty in town, dependable
Chevies are cutting downtme to the bareSt minimum
Because they're the biggest savers-from the original
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Eric Upton
Shifts 10 Army

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. July
II R.-After Is years of
coaching at William g. Mary.
Eric Upton was pulling stakes
today to take over as baseball
coach and coach of the newly
instituted l5O-pound football
team at the United States Mill
tary Academy. His appointment
was announced yesterday by
Earl Blaik. Army athletic di-
rector.
Upton, ~. was an all-time
great in football and baseball
at Duke. Since his graduation
in 1889. he had served con-
tinuously as backfield coach at
W&M. For IA years of that
stretch he played professional
baseball. seven with the Phila-
delphia Athletics and Cincin-
natl Reds as an outfielder.
Upton. a brilliant punter.
earned All-America rating as
halfback in 1898 when Coach
Wallace Wade's Blue Devils
went through the regular sea-
son unbeaten and unscored on
but lost a last-minute, 7-3 de-
cision to Southern California
in the Rose Bowl.
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YANKs, 10; TIGERS, 4

Totals Al Is BOIL Totals 81 s 3Ol5
Ran for Boone in 9TH
Popped out for Sanford in eth.
3 Singled for Larry in 18th.
Singled for Sleater in 9Th.
Ran for House in 9th.
q Singled for Howard in 10th
Grounded out for Aber in 10th.
New York 900 200 200 TO
Detroit 600 900 1O3 o. 4
Runs-Kubek. Mantle ca, Berra,
Bauer. Simpson, Slaughter, Richard
Hoeft. Kaline. Errors-Kubek. Kuenn.
bek t2,, Simpson, Slaughter. Richard
son, Byrne 81, Wilson, Kaline, futile
(2D. Two-base hit-Wilson. Three-base
hit - Coleman. Home runs Kubek.
Byrne. Sacrifices Simpson, Kucks.
Wilson. Double play-Kuenn TO Boiling
to Osborne. Left on bases-New York,
z; Detroit, 10: Bases on halls-on
Kucks, 3; OF Grim. /: on Byrne, 1;
on Larry, /: on Sleater. /: of Foytack.
!. .Strcck out-By Kucks, 6: by Byrne
Ku By Lery Y 8 BY Sl,saser, u Ets0o 4,
I. inning: OF Ditmar, l in 0 inning
(faeed l batter in 9TH: on Byrne, 0
in q inning: on Larry, z in z innings;
on Sleater, in innings; OF Foytack.
. in Il inning; on Aber, 3 in "a
inning. Runs and earned runs-Oh
Kucks. A: on Grim, 90: on Ditmar.
90; on Byrne. 90: of Larry, A.: of
Sleater. 90: on Foytack. 3-3; of Aber.
3-3. Hit by pitcher-By Kucks (Boonel.
by Larry tMcDougaldl. Winning pitcher
t4-3l. Losing pitcher-Foy-
tack l9-9l. Umpires-Paparella, Hur-
ley, Umont and Tabacchi. Time-3:17,
AttenHa
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DODGERS. 7: CARDS. s

Totals IS II 24lI Totals 80 II ~ II
Grounded out for H. Smith in 9th.
> Grounded out for Schmidt in eth.
8 Flied out for Wilhelm in 9th.
St. Louis O20 600 1915
BROOKLYN 900 340 10x-7
Runs-Ennis. Bower, H. Smith. Land
rith. Moon, Neal, Gillian, Snider,
Cimoli, Hodges co.. Amoros Error
Moon. Runs batted in--Kasko (2).
tCimoli and Hodges scored on Moon S
throw into dusoutl, Gillian. Snider
co. Campanella, Blasingame. Hodges,
Landrith 90. Two-base hits-Boyer.
Hodges, Gillian. Blasingame. Home
runs-Snider, Hodges, Landrith.- Stolen
bases-Smith, Amoros Sacrifice-L.
Mcdaniel Double play-HodRes and
Neal, Left on bases-St. Louis. 8;
Brooklyn,9. Bases on balls-Off L.
Mcdaniel, .; OF Schmidt, / OF VIII
helm, L: of Mcnevitt, l; of Erskine,
L. Struck out-By l.. Mcdaniel / by
Schmidt, 2: by Wilhelm, 1; BY Erskine,
.. Hits-On L. Mcdaniel, s in 4ls in
nings: OF Schmidt, 8 in l2a innings
of Wilhelm. 2 in . innings; on Nc
Dewitt. 4 in l innings, faced batters
in 2nd); of Erskine in 8 innings
Runs and earned runs-Of L, McDsn-
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MINOR IEAGUES

By the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Los Angeles, 10. Vancouver. 4
Sacramento. Il Seattle. o.
ONLY Games scheduled
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto. 3. Buffalo. .
Montreal, 4; Rochester. /.
Havana, 4 Columbus. 2.
Miami ): Richmond. 4
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
No games scheduled
TEXAS LEAGUE
Tulsa. A: San Antonio. Is.
Austin, 10: Oklahoma City, 3.
Houston, g.: Dallas, 9.
Fort Worth, 8; Shreveport. g.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta, 4; BIRMINGHAM. 8.
Mobile, z; Little Rock. l.
Chattanooga, s. Nashville, 6.
Only games scheduled
EASTERN LEAGUE
Allentown, 3; Albany. .
schenectady, 3: Springfield. o.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Charlotte 3; Columbia. ..
Augusta. 8: Knoxville, >.
Savannah, 4; Macon. 2.
Jacksonville at Columbus. post
WESTERN LEAGUE
Amarillo, lilo; Sioux City, sill
Dies Moines, s.: Albuquerque
81
Lincoln, a; Pueblo. 5.
Topeka, 8; Colorado Springs, 3.
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Continued from Page C-I

Continued from Page CT
tonight from Chuck Stobbs,
who will start against Don
Mossi. The Indians will be try
ing for their longest win string
of the season, six straight.
Ted Alternately dropped his
sixth in a row last night. fail
ing to survive the fourth in
ming He was belted for five
runs on eight hits, gave up six
walks and also baked before
being requested to leave the
premises with two out in the
fourth.
Patience Exhausted
Lavagetto's patience with
Abernathy is about exhausted.
Ted was sent into last nights
game with a Christmas is over,
get to work" warning from
Cookie, but the threat didn't
produce desired results. Cookie
is willing for Alternately to be
denoted to the minors in an
effort to learn more about his
trade.
Ted held a 10 lead shortly
after Pete Runnels' single, a
passed ball and Roy Sievers'
single gave the Senators a run
in the first inning, but Russ
Nlxon's double. singles by
George Strickland and Wynn,
plus Al Smiths srounder, tied
the score in the second.
Roger Maris walked. stole
second and scored on Rocky
Colavitos double in the third.
The Indians splurged for three
runs in the fourth on a pair of
walks, singles by Strickland and
Vic Wertz, and Gene Woodling S
double.
Lou Berberet, accounted for
three of the Senator's eight
hits, pounded a home run over
the rightfield fence after Sic
vers singled in the sixth, but
the Indians retailated with four
in the same inning off Heise.
Vic Wertz's 18th homer with
Woodling aboard featured that
outburSt.
NOTES.-The Indians COL
lected l3 hits. with Smith,
Woodling. Wertz and Colavito
each collecting a pair :.
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purchase price to the gas mileage on the latest haul
its easy to see why they're the biggest sellers
They hug the road, lug the load, give all they've
got and they've got lot to give Look at Chew
roletS roomy, comfortable cabs. There's every mod
ern safety and convenience feature you could ask
for. Bal-Gear steering Hgh-Level ventilation, PAN
oramic visibility, concealed Safety Steps host
of features that make driving Chevy seem more
like pleasure than chore.
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BRAVES. 6: PHILLIES. Z
Totals IS 49, 7s Totals 80 9 - II
Hit into force play for Never

Totals IS 27S Totals SO 8 81 10
Hit into force play for Never
struck out for v. Jones in eth.
Popped out for Miller in 9TH.
4 Walked for Hacker IN 9Th.
Ran for Lopata in 9th.
Milwaukee -- 2lO l0l k00I-6
Philadelphia - 900 200 00O-2
Runs - Sehoendienst. Mat thew S.
Aaron. Psfko, Crandall. Hammer, W
Jones. Errors Mathews. V. Jones.
Runs batted in-Aaron 81. CovinRton.
Crandall, Fernandez t2l, SPAIN. Ma
thews. Two-base hits Rouchee 90.
Mathews. Schoendienst Three-base
hits - Pafko, SPAIN. Home runs -
Aaron, Crandsl Sacrifice - Logan
Double plsys-.Ashburn. Fernandez and
W. Jones; SPAIN, Logan and v. Jones
Left on bases--Milwaukee, g. Philadel-
phia. s. Bases on balls-On Haddix.
/: OF Miller. l; of Hacker, /; of
SPAIN, 4. Struck out---By Haddix. 2;
by Never, l !; by Miller. .: by SPAIN, 3;
by Hacker. .. Hits-Off Haddix. 5 in
2!5 innings; on Meyer, in las in
nings; OF Miller, in 3 innings: on
dix, 3-3; on Miller. III: on Meyer, IL;
on Hacker, IL. Winning pitcher
SPAIN Q0-7). Losing pitcher-Haddix
$50. Umpires - Conlan, Donatelli.
Delmore.. Smith. Time--2:43. Attend
ance-24,S46
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YESTERDAYS MAJOR LEAGUE SCORES
ORIOLES, 3; WHITE sox. |

Totals a 3 = 8 Totals 81 =, 3
Grounded out for Howell in Sth.
Baltimore ----- 600 Oul O20-3
Chicago 100 600 O00-I
Runs--Boyd, Goodman (2l. Fox.
Errors-None Runs batted in-Mi-
noso, Pilarcik. Goodman ~. TWO
base hits-Fox. Home run--Goodman.
POqseson DII Left on SaseBsisimoSe 80
Chicago 49, Bases on balls-Od Viii
son Struck out-By Wilson ~, by
Moore (6). by Fischer ~. BY Loes ~.
Hits-On Wilson. in IA innings;
o in i inning; on Moore. 4 in SIS
innings; OF Loes in p inning. Runs
and earned runs-On Wilson, 20: of
Howell, 1-2; of Fischer 90 on
Moore, Ill; of Loes. 90. Wild pitch
Losing pitcher-wilson go. Umpires
Summers. Honochick. Flaherty, Chy-
lax. Time-2:lf Attendanee-l6.235.
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PIRATES, SIS; CUBS, 4-3
Completion Of tame suspended june 10

T'tals 81 724 10 Ttals 3Ill27 6
Struck out for Neeman in 9th.
2 Struck out for Littrell in 9TH.
3 Singled for Rush in eth.
Grounded out for Brosnan in Sth.
Chicago - 100 lOl IOO-4
Pittsburgh POI OIO lOx-5
Runs-Morsan t2). Banks (e). Gle
mente, Freeze 80, Fondy, Thomas.
Errors-Fondy. Purkey. Foilss. Freese.
Runs batted in-Moryn. Banks win,
Tanner, Fondy. Thomas 90, Virdon.
Two-base hit-Foiles. Home runs
Banks, Thomas Sacrifice-Fondy. Sac
rifice ilies--Virdon. Thomas. Double
play-Speake Iunassistedl Left on
baseS--Chicago Pittsburgh, q Bases
on balls-RuSh. Struck out-By Pur-
key, >; by Arroyo, 1: by Law .: by
Rush, =; by BroSnan. / Hits-On Pur-
key. in 5lS innings: OF Arroyo. o
in u inning; OF Rush, 10 in 8 inn
ingS; of Brosnan, / in . innings; of
Law. 2 in 3la Innings. Runs and
earned runs-Od Purkey, 3D.: on
Arroyo. 90; on Law, / o: on Rush,
"A; OF Brosnan, III. Hit by pitcher
BY Purkey Banks. Wild pitch-Rush,
Arroyo. winning pitcher--Law (5-D.
Losing pitcher-Brosnan do. Um-
German, Burkhart. Dixon
Attendance-lS,525.
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Gomez to Bressoud to Lockman; Nc
MILAN to Temple to Kluszewski; O'Con-
nell to Lockman. Left on bases-Cin-
cinnati, q: New York, s. Bases on
balls-On Freeman. /: OF Gomez. 4.
Hits-Of Jeffcoat. 6 in innings; of
Freeman. 2 in rs innings; of Nux-
hall, , in q inning. Runs and earned
IA: of Come, ii Hit bv pitcheTM
Gomez Robinson Winning pitcher
Gomez 01-Sl. Losing pitcher-Jeff-
aoc ttS10. Umpires-Secory Landes.
Baker, Dascoli. Time-2:2S. Attend
ance-Q ma
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SENATOR'S, 3

Struck out for Heise in eth.
Grounded out for HYDE in 9th.
Washington 100 90. 000-3
Cleveland OIL 304 O0X-a
Runs batted in-sieyers Berberet
le) Smith. Colayito. woodling (2l
Wertz 81. strickland fColavifo scored
on Heises balk in 6thl Two-base
hits-Nixon Colavito, woodling Home
runs-Berberet wertz. Stolen base
Maris Double plays-Stricklan to
Avila to Wertz: wynn 20 Nixon to
Wertz: Berberet to Bridges; Sievers to
Berberet Left on bases-Washintgo
8: Clevenland. 10 Base on balls-Od
Alternately. 6. of Heise. 4: OF Hyde. l:
of Wynn T.. Struck out-By Aber-
nathy. !; BY Heiss L. by Hyde. /; BY
3ss innings; of Heise, 4 in 2ls
innings; on Hyde. l in 9. innings.
Runs and earned runs-On Abernathy.
5-5: OF Heise. A; on Wynn. 80;
on Hyde; 90. Balk-Abernathy. Heise.
Pass ball-Nixon. Berberet. Winning
pitcher-Wynn t12-lO). Losing pitcher
Alternately G-9l Umpires-Steyers.
Napp.. Rice. Rommel. Time-2;43
AttPndance-1 065
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Totals 80 I q II Totals % So 10

| Flied out for Fornieles in Sth.
. Struck out for Groth in nth.
3 Singled for Morgan in 9th.
Boston 100 600 003-4
Kansas CITY 100 100 O0l-3
Runs-Piersall. Williams. Jensen
Vernon Martin Held t3). Error
Fornieles. Runs batted in--Jensen go.
Noren. Held t2), williams. Home runs
Held C2) williams. Jensen Stolen
hase-Jensen. Martin. Double plays
DeMaestri to Martin to Noren t2);
Klaus TO Console to Vernon. Left on
base--Boston. 4: Kansas City. :.
Base on balIs-On Fornieles. . of
O'clock. ,: of Trucks, 3 Struck out
BY Fornieles, ,; by O'clock. /; by
Trucks. .; by Morean. /. Hits-Off
Fornieles, 4 in Z innings; OF O'clock
. in > innings: on Trucks, z in SD
innings: OF Morgan 0 in p inning
Runs and earned runs-On Fornieles.
-; on O'clock, Ii; of Trucks. A.
Wild pitch Fornieles Winning
(5-6). Losing pitcher
Trucks 7-3l. Umpires-McKinley
Soar. Berry. Time-2:1s. Attendance
-11,3oA
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