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The Sidney herald., 1957-08-01
Mrs Melvin Yari0tt H0nored
At Farewell Party

Mrs. Jay White and Mrs. Cor
don Beagle were hostesses at a
100 dessert bridge and farewell
party for Mrs. Melvin Yarlott,
given at Mrs. Whites home Tues
day. Flowers ornamented the ia
hles at which a tempting dessert
course was served, after which
an afternoon of bridge was enjoy
ed. Mrs. Yarlott was presented
with a farewell gift from the
group and bridge prizes were
awarded to Mrs. F. B. Lauster
and Mrs. Jack Suckstorff. Mrs.
Friday Peterson drew the trav-
cling prize
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-01
DIR. and Mn. G. A. Beagle
Hosts at Barbecue

LII. anu Mk8s ~. ~. 0co8lf r.
Hosts at Barbecue
DR.. and Mrs. Gordon Beagle
entertained 70 guests at an out
door barbecue in their yard Fri
day evening as a farewell for
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mowbray, and
in compliment to Mrs. Rudy
Lachenmeir of Portland, Oregon,
and Miss Joan Bunch of Corpus
Christie, Texas.
DR.. and Mrs. Beagle were
pleasantly surprised when their
guests presented them with q
lovely gifts in observance that
day Of their wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Mowbray were
presented with a goging away
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-01

Clyde Whites Announce
DauGhter's Wedding Dote

Clyde whites Announce
Daughter's Wedding Dete
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde White OF
Wil;iston, N. Oak, announce the
approaching marriage Of their
daughter, Shirley Ann to Ernie
Charles Cotter Jr. Of Fairview,
Montana. The marriage will take
place Saturday, August 10 at ZOO
in ST. Joseph's Catholic Church In
WilHston.
All friends and relatives are
invited to the wedding and also
TO the reception which will be
held in the church basement i'm
mediately following the marriage
ceremony.
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-01
Monthly Covered Dish
Dinner August Bird at
Sidney Golf Club

Hosts and hostesses for the
monthly covered = dish dinner at
the Country Club on Saturday
night, August Bird will be Mr..
and Mrs. E. E. Edmondson, Mrs.
Mary Magruder, Mrs Phyllis Ed
ington, and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. /.
Turner.
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-01

for making my trip possible. IT'S
been a wonderful experience and
I wish that every boy and girl
such as me could do the same.
7 will never forget such an ex-
perience. All in all, ! think TINS
wa a very nice trip.
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-01

gift from the group, and hostess
gifts were presented to Mrs. Lach-
enmeier and Miss Bunch.
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-01
cARn OF THANKS

T wish to thank all my friends
for cards and flowers sent to me
during my recent operation.
also thank Drs. Pennepacker ana
Harper and special nurse and
other nurses for their splendio
care during my stay at the hos
nital. All is very much appreciat-
ed. ~
Mr.. Frank LaFreniere. (p)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21
Blair Golfers
Win League,
Linkins Sturs

Montgomery Blair finally broke
Bethesda Chevy Chase Highs
monopoly on the Maryland BIZ
County golf league title. In q
match that was considered a
Itossup it took extra holes to give
Blair a 5-4 victory yesterday at
Argyle.
Blair now plays the Northern
Virginia winner June 4 at Belle
Haven. and the winner Of that
will play the Private School or
1nterhigh champion for the title.
The Northern Virginia winner
probably will be determined FRI
day when favored Washington
Lee meets George Washington at
Army Navy.
Dahn Linkins, playing in the
No. 6 spot for Blair, was the man
OF the hour when he defeated
Carl MacCartee, l UP in 10 holes
to break the A. tie.
Bobby McFerren and John
Stecklein gave Blair a 3-point
edge in the first bracket: Paul
Gelfeld won point in the sec
ond. and Linkins and Clifford
Habblitz won the best ball in
the third. plus Linkins' triumph.
Other matches yesterday:
Northern virginia
Washington-Lee q; Hammond O
George Washington. 8: Mount Yer.
MARYLAND Bi.COunty
Richard MONTGOMERY g; wheaton, q,
bladenSburg. z: Northwestern, 2.
N0n-League Matches
81. Johns. O.; Special Six. o.
GEORGETOWN Preh, 6: Wilson, 9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21
beechanl Subs
For Sandy in
Tv Bout

They've changed the cast again
for Friday nights television fight
program at Capitol Arena.
Welterweight Jimmy Beecham
Of Miami is the new boy. sub
shutting for Randy Sandy in the
hereunder against Virgil Atkins
Earlier. Promoter Goldie Ahearn
had substituted the Sandy Atkins
match for Paolo Rosi against
joey Lopes because Of an injury
Rosi suffered in a fight in Cali
fornia.
This latest substitution also is
due to an injury, with Sandy re-
porting an eye cut while training.
Now. with all that settled,
Ahearn is getting down to the
final phases of building up pub
lie interest in the fight. He has
Atkins. the star of the program
because he has a national rank
ing. reporting here today to COM
plete his training. Atkins, from
st. Louis and No. 5 among con-
tenders for Carmen Basilio's
welter title. is scheduled to work
out at Billy Edwards gym, l24lI
Fifth street NE.
Beecham. unranked, is cast as
the bright young spoiler in this
production. He's younger than
Atkins and has had fewer than
half as many fights, but his pros
poets are good. Among other
things. he's beaten Washington's
Holly Minis recently. making up
for a Minis victory last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21
.Youngster Pitches
.No-Hitter in Debut

Chuck Ryan threw q no-hitter
yesterday in the first baseball
game he ever pitched, leading
the Braves to their sixth straight
victory in the College Park Pony
League. $50, over the Hurons.
Ryan struck out IA batters in
the five-inning contest.
The Cards beat the Cherokees.
1913. in another B division game
ana the Indians blanked the
Athletics, 30. in the A division.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21
Hoyos' Top Athlete
Is 7 ennis Player
I'd Straight Year

For the second straight year
"a tennis player has the distinc.
ton OF being named George.
town University's athlete Of the
year.
The trophy which goes with
the honor was presented to Al
McGimpsey, captain of the ten
mis- team. at the annual athletic
awards banquet at Mcclure
Hall last night. Tony Valenti
Of the tennis team was last
years winner.
Trophies as the OUTSTANDING
athletes in other sports were
presented Joe INSECT in bas-
ketball. Dale Smith in baseball.
Perky Cullinane in golf, Ed
Zurmuhler in swimming, Dick
Buck in soccer, Bob Ryan In
sailing and Al Baker in rife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21
Comedies Wins Again
Over Ken RosewuII

BOISE. Idaho, May 81 R.-
Pancho Gonzales overpowered
Ken Rosewall in straight sets,
"a. 81, here last night to run
his victory string over Rosewall
TO 47-2S in their professional
tennis tour.
Pancho Segura and Australian
Dinny Pals battled to a 1O-l0
in the preliminary one
set match. Gonzales and Segura
teamed in the doubles to bowl
over the Australian pair. as.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21
GuIento to Referee
On Wrestling Card

Tony Galento. who once boxed,
later wreStled and now referees
wrestling. will use his talents in
the latter capacity Thursday at
the Capitol Arena.
Galento and Cowboy Rocky
Lee will ofiiciate on the card
which will present IL top wres-
tiers and will feature q battle
between Ricki Starr, who knows
something about ballet, and Skull
Murphy. who knows how to use
his head as a hattering ram.
Professor Roy Shire, who says
he's been to college, and Jerry
Graham. who repeatedly has
given himself a degree in hyp-
notism. will take on Arnold
Golden Boy) Skaaland and En-
rico Ventura in a team match.
while in other bouts it will be
the Zebra Kid against Czaya
Al Smith against Chief
Big Heart and John Smith
against Larry Hamilton.
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SENATORS
Continued From Page A.2O

Continued From Page A.2C
was purposely passed before Al
Aber was summoned from the
bullpen. FITZGERALD batted for
Lou Berberet and cracked q
grounder to the left Of Rene Ber-
toia. The third baseman made
a diving stop but Runnels crossed
the plate before Bertoia could
regain his feet.
The Tigers obtained their lone
run on Ramos in the first inning
when Harvey Kuenn doubled and
Ray Boone singled. The Senators
tied it in the same inning when
Whitley Herzog doubled to left,
took third on a passed ball and
scored on Plews' single to left.
Bill Tuttle singled in the Sec
ond inning. but the only hit OF
Ramos in the last 725 innings
was Lary's pop-fiy single to left
in the fifth. No runner reached
second base against the Cuban
Highlander in the last eight
innings.
NOTES: Chuck Dresser re-
ported that the Yankees knew
about the rumored offer
they were supposed to be ready
to make to the Senator's a few
days ago and added there's no
chance Of any kind Of a trade
with New York at this time.
Milt Boiling made a spiffy
play at the expense Of Frank
Boiling when he dashed to his
right in the eighth inning for
his brothers grounder and whip
ped him out with q strong throw
;. The Senator's collected seven
hits. with Runnels the only
player to get two. The AS
will be here for q day game
tomorrow. :. The Senators will
be idle Thursday. then open a
four-game series at New York
Friday. Plews has hit safely
In eight straight games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21
Benny Robinson
Funeral Tomorrow

Funeral services will be held
tomorrow for Benny Robinson
IS. veteran sports ticket seller
who was killed in an auto &C.
cident Sunday.
The services will be at the
Hines Funeral Home. 1901 Four
teenth street NV. at / pm,
with burial at Arlington Gene
terry.
Robinson was in charge OF
athletic ticket sales at the Uni
versity OF Maryland at the time
OF his death. Before that. he
had handled various types of
sporting events at such. places
as Capitol Arena, Grifiith Stadi-
UNI. Riverside Stadium and Uline
Arena.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21

against . 20 per cent guarantee. /"
fumed Emil. whoever heard Of
. challenger demanding q guar
antee for a chance at the title?
Twenty per cent Is plenty for Q
challenger"
jackson is the drawing at
traction. not Patterson" re-
butted Lippe. The television
people want jackson. I asked
Lence II he had the date. site
and television deal set up and
he told me he couldn't tell me
about that. So said this Is no
offer and I would have to get
the $4,000 guarantee on the
line"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21
Crosby Golf Prize Money
Increased to $4,000

PEBBLE BEACH. Calf, May
81 up. - Expansion Of Bling
crosby's annual golf clambake
here into . four-day $4,000
AFFAIR. q change long in the
rumor stage. was q fact today.
Crosby and Ed Carter, tourna-
ment bureau manager for the
Professional Golfers Associa ton.
announced last night that the
54-hole pro-amateur event will
be expanded TO include q 72-hole
PGA co-sponsored tourney.
Dates Of the dual event are
January Ola.
With the Murray Corp. Of
Detroit buying the broadcasting
and Aim rights TO the tourna-
ment. the prize money was
boosted to the $4,000 figure
with proceeds from the gate. con-
ceSSlonS, programs etc., 70 go
TO charity as usual.
OF the total prize money, SlO..
900 will be distributed In the
pro-amateur with $4,000 to be
split up in the 72-hole event.
Crosby's tournament in recent
years has divided $4,000 with
$4,000 to the pros on leading
teams and SlO,5O0
split between low individual pros
In the three-day, 54-hole event.
Play next January will start on
q Thursday with the pro-ama-
teur to end on Saturday. The
extra 10 holes will be played by
the professionals on Sunday at
Pebble Beach.
Three -fourths Of the 40 pro-
fessional entries will be taken
from the 1887 PEA top money
list. The other players will be
invited by the crooner or by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21
MINOR LEAGUES
~ the Associated Press

~ the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Seattle st Vancouver a., postponed
,oL Los Angeles .I. a, san Francisco post.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Hsvsns, 40; Richmond ISnnesIs' 40
Columbus. s. Miami. 5
5unalo At Montreal %. postponed
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
M Mlshiss; H. pep Gs.,,; Z
81 Paul. 4: Louisville. i. '"
indianapolis 81 Omaha POSTPONED
TEXAS LEAGUE
Port Worth, 2. San Antonio. a.
austin, y; Dallas, ].
snTeveport at Oklahoma City post
Houston at Tulsa postponed rain).
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
New Orleans. Z: Birmingham. Z.
NASHVILLE. -: Little Rock, 3.
Chattanooga, a: Memphis, /.
Atlanta. iS Mobile.
EASTERN LEAGUE
sprinSheld at Albany postponed
poned rain).
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Macon. 4: Columbus, o,
savannah. .: Jacksonville, Q.
Columbia. 2: Augusta, 5.
chpriotte, Il Knoxville. @.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Topeka. b: Colorado SPRINGS. a.
AipuQuerque at Des Moines POSTPONED
IA, amarillo at Sioux cit, postponed
Pueblo at Lincoln POSTPONED rain).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21
Berry, Downey Staging
Duel for MA Golf Title

vile. are seven strokes OF the
pace with sos.
1t wasn't that Mrs. Click and
Miss Jansen played poor goli
to fall so far back. it was that
Miss Downey and Mrs. Barry
had two superb rounds on a wet
chilly day over a tough course
The only other players within
nine strokes of the lead are Mrs,
A. H. Allen Of Army Navy with
81 and Mrs. Frank Cush OF Ar
gyle. 50.
Mary Ann was out in 80 and
then dazzled the field with a IS
coming back. one under mems
par, with brides on IS and II
from Is and 8 foot puts. and
a lone DOGGY on the 18th.
Short Holes Decide
The difference in the rounds
OF Mrs. Barry and Miss Downey
was on the four short holes
Mary Ann played them in one
under par. with three pars and
q deuce on the 18th. whilesMrs
Barry played them in three over
with only one par and three
bogeys.
Players are grouped by handi-
caps. although no handicaps ap-
ply in the tournament EXCEPT
for the Zaharjas trophy. Mrs,
Cush was low among players
with 2-3 handicaps with an 80.
Miss McKeever was low in the
As group with 70: Mrs. Nudge
kaufman Of Baltimore low in the
81 group with IS: Mrs. Clarence
Doser Of Woodmont in the SO
group with 50; Mrs. ]. p. Pitt
man OF Army Navy and Mrs.
Sam Croker Of Columbia tied
with GAS in the 10-l1 bracket:
Mrs. L. A. Francisco Of Belle
Haven low in the 1918 group
with 81; and Mrs. Edward Silas
OF Indian Spring low in the
l4-l5 group with "a. All prizes
will be awarded on gross scores
The separation Is to give all
players an opportunity for prizes
In their groups.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

NEW YoRK.-Archie Mcbride, iso,
~. nton. J.. outpointed Willie Bes.
manor: 1875. Germany; 10.
NEW ORLEANS. - Charley J0aeDh.
1904, New Orleans. outpointed Al viii
hams. 1854. Los Angeles: 10.
PITTSBURGH - Reybon etubhs.
1914. Pittsburgh. stopped Fernando
TIJUANA. Mexico -Iauro salas. 127.
Mexico. outpointed Noel HumphFeys.
l27. Charleston. W. Va: 10.
TUCSoN-zora Foley, 1875, Phoenix,
stopped Jimmy Woods. 1919. New or.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21
FIRES RECORD 81 AT BETHESDA
BossIer Appears Set
For PEA, Open Trips

The Bethesda Medical Center
course is only 1882 yards long
for its nine holes. but It's tricky
and has some good holes. Forty
eight pros competed and only
Bassler, Walter Romans with SO,
and Jack Lowe and Paul Havi-
land Of Baltimore with SOS broke
par. Three had los, Clarence
Doser of Woodmont. Ward Bur-
CESS Of Chevy Chase and John
Bass Of Clifton Park.
Representative Jack Westland
Of Burning Tree led the anna
teurs and won the Bobby Jones
Cup with a 35-37-72. Bill Deck
OF the host club had "A. and I'm.
hon and Roger Stang Of the host
club had 76s. Low net among the
amateurs was a tie between T.
Norman Lodge. q member Of the
Queens Club in New York, o.
28-6S, and Comdr. Tom Hills
OF Fort Belvoir. 83-l5-68.
Next Monday the pros will play
SO holes at Chevy Chase for four
places to the National PGA
championship and the following
week will play Columbia for an
inannounced number Of places to
the Open.
Bassler. who broke into pro
golf as an assistant at Chevy
Chase. plays both that course
and Columbia well.
In the meantime. the pros will
play a Pro-Member Thursday at
Woodmont.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21
Mcbride Wants
jackson After
Beating German

NEW YORK. May 81 R.-
The heavyweight situation 4
getting more like q comic oper,
every day.
The champion. Floyd Patter.
son. is chasing the challenger
Tommy tHurricane) jackson
and now Archie Mcbride ha!
come out Of nowhere to chal,
lenge the challenger and Will.
Pastrano for good measure.
Archie. %. who hasn't beer
in the ring much lately. stepped
into the limelight by decisively
defeating Germanys will Bes.
manor at st. Nicholas Aren,
last night.
Mcbride. Of Trenton, N. J.
hadn't won since May IL, 1855
when he outpointed Bob Satter.
f1eld. Since then he's had only
three fights-with Patterson
Jimmy Slade and unbeaten Ale,
Miteff of Argentina--and lost
them all. He dropped q split de.
cision to Miteff December 10 in
his only fight last year.
Winning Streak Gone
Besmanon had a winning
streak Of Is snapped. The pudgy
24-year-old German had beaten
Calvin Wilson and Bob Baker In
his two American fights to be
ranked ninth among the heavy
weight contenders.
Will said he had q cold last
week and that made him weak
and tired. He looked that way
dull and sluggish. in losing the
unanimous decision. Archie was
sharp and fast and much stronger
although outweighed l05 to 1856
A l3-to-S underdoe, Mcbride
earned an S-l-l vote from Ref
cree Mark Conn. Judge Mike
Davidowitch had 1t So, while
Judge Nick oamboli made II
closer. Sal. The AP card had
Mcbride ahead. TAI.
Archie's record is only a medi-
OGRE 2l-l2, but he's lost to the
best. including two decisions to
Jackson. the No. l contender.
Wants Jackson Next
Il thought I beat jackson both
times" said Mcbride. "I'd like
to meet him next"
IF not Jackson, we'd like Willie
Pastrano." said Manager Sammy
Rlchman. "Pastrano ducked out
OF q night with him In Chicago
last year"
While Archie was pulling his
upset. Gus D'Amato, .Patterson's
manager. was busy In the back
Of the Arena comforting sepa-
rately with New York Promoter
Emil Lence and Jack Hurley.
Seattle manager and promoter.
D'Amato has appointed Lence TO
promote Patterson's first title de-
Tense. and Hurley to put on an
other title fight in the Pacific
Northwest.
Lence couldn't get to first base
with Lippe Briedbart. Jackson's
manager. yesterday. Hurley is
Just looking right now. He said
he had no opponent lined up yet.
No Deal Made
Lence, ohetime promoter Of
Monday night television nights
at his Eastern Parkway Arena
In Brooklyn. said he had offered
Jackson 20 per cent but Lippe
wouldn't bite.
He demanded $4,000 guar
antee plus $4,000 expenses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21

for the remaining
places.
The pro-amateur section still
viii be exclusively Bing's. He
faces the job Of reducing the
applicant list. including celebri-
ties. down to the approximately
l40 amateurs.
The is previous Crosby tour
naments. IL, Of them on this
Monterey peninsula. have netted
more than $350.0o0 for charity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21
By MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

The PGA and National Oper
qualifying rounds are upcominf
the next two Mondays at Chevy
Chase and Columbia. respec.
lively, and there doesn't appear
to be anything to stop Charley
Bassler from winning trips t.
Dayton and Toledo for the biz
ones.
The big. handsome guy from
Rolling Road Is getting better
every week. and still hasn't
played a long. tough course, the
ones ON which he usually excels
He had q 50 two weeks ago al
Argyle for most Of the marbles
was In q three-way tie last Mon
day at Washington G6CC with
a SO and was all by himself al
Bethesda Naval yesterday with q
three-under-par 81.
The weekly Mid.Atlantic PGA
event yesterday was q Pro-
Celebrity tournament played In
connection with the Presidents
Committee for the Employment
Of the Physically Handicapped
It was q big day In which nu-
merous Government and service
ofiicials competed, with Judge
John c. Fischer. Leopold v.
Freudberg and Myron A. Dy-
singer in charge.
Nichols Shoots IS
Contestants included Jimmy
Nichols. the one-armed pro from
MISSIONER. Mass, AFB, who had
a rs. a relatively poor round for
him. Maj. Gen. MalvIn Mas.
the blind Marine Corps general,
hit the first ball.
Once the tournament was I'M
derway, BasSler excelled. He was
out in SO. one over par, but
roared home In 81 with four
straight brides from four
through seven. three of them
with iron shots so close to the
cup he had "simmie' puts for
brides.
Bassler and Gen. Albert Wat
son II Of Army Navy won the
Pro-Celebrity play with a best
ball Of 50. with Gen Watson
a 9-handicap golfer. helping
Bassler five shots Gen. Watson
won the Freudberg Trophy.
Ties for Second
Bassler also tied for second in
the Pro-Celebrity with Col
Howard Snyder Of Army NAVY.
They had So, as did Johnny
Morgan and Larry Imhon Of
Kenwood. Morsan's round OF
u included two eagle threes on
the par five fourth. and three
brides.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21
National League Sets
New Dates for s Comes

CINCINNATI. May 81 R.-
Warren Giles. National League
president. has set new dates for
six games called of due to ad-
verse weather. The postponed
games. with the new dates in
parentheses, are:
April II. 81. Louis at Cincinnati
MAY %. night: April II. New York
81 Pittsburgh June 3. nightl April 20,
Chicaso at st. Louis august 3. nightl I:
April 20. 81. Louis ct chieaEo AUGUST
16: May 10, Cincinnati at CHICAGO
is. Pittsburgh AZ chieago June 26.
6ouble-header).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21

The switch in the Middle At
lantic Women's golf champion
ship from match play elimina-
tons to just three days Of medal
play seemingly has turned the
event from a free-for-all at this
stage Of the tournament in pre-
vious years to q private duel
between Baltimore's Mary Ann
Downey and Columbia's Mrs.
John Barry.
In the past a bracket of IS
would be starting match play on
the second day of the tourna-
ment. But now only two rounds
remain today and tomorrow, and
Miss Downey and Mrs. Barry
are seven and five strokes ahead
of the players who figure to give
them the most trouble.
Miss Downey. Curtis Cup play
er and recent semifinalist in the
Women's Southern Amateur at
Memphis. took the lead with a
course-record 70 over a heavy
course yesterday at Woodmont.
with Mrs. Barry. the defending
champion, two strokes back at
IS.
Old Opponents
They played together in the
hrst round. and just a few weeks
ago were first-round opponents
in the North-and-South at Pine
hurst. a match Miss Downey won
after being 2 down after 8 holes.
Argyle's Georgia Mae Nc
Keever put together a pair Of SOS
for a Is for the third best score.
The women golfers played for a
special George Zaharias trophy
donated In connection with the
Productivity event yesterday at
Bethesda Naval. and Miss Nc
Keever won it with a 70 minus
five for a net 70.
Baltimore's Mrs. Maurice
Click. three-time Mid-Atlantic
champion, and Mary Pat JAMS
sen. last years British Women's
Amateur flnalist from Charlottes-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21
DODGERS, 10; CARDS, 4

Iot nlos 81 La Totals IS II "a is
Z MaIfed for B. Smith In sth.
KAN Tor Cooper In 8th
= walked for Davis IN 9Th.
ssrookIyn Ell 200 ZOE 4O1--iO
e', LOUIS ------- 100 Dol O2O-
Runs---oilliam t2I, snider t2l, Puriilo
~. Hodges, Amoros t2D. Blasineamc,
Ms nnaL Moon ~, Errors = Musisi.
.2l;, Hodges. Amoros 12I, Furillo IA.
Waker 90, MusiaL CUNNINGHAM, II.
Smith. Landrith. Two-basc hits -
I'd. Cunningham.- Musial. Home runs
2nider' Amofos rurillo, Stole base =
PARK, saerifee fys--Musiai. II. Smith.
Double nlays-blasingame TO MusiaI:
noyer 70 Blasingame to Muaiai: OIii.
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