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FRANKLIN FOREST: $40. 900-EnT.
lish-Georeian custom brick, on q
paneled family rm.. din. rm., irepl..
equip, kit powder rm. laundry
nm. washer. deep freeze: 2nd level.
versatile rms. one 80 II. with
flrepl, u baths Gear garage: So
600 cash; Sl50 mo-: immed pos.
LUCILLE COOK. Aet.. JE. 2-33Ta
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HOLMES RUN Al

HOLMES RUN ACRES = Modern
beamed ceiling ramb.: firepl.. auto.
wash. air cond cor. wooded.
fenced lot v/patio; S15,750. as
sumo hleh Gl loan. NORMA JEAN
POE. XII. a-l145.
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1 BEDRM.. ga bath, new split.
E sye ns Sye' s srsi i rm s eSss 70
transp c. B. o'sHAUGHNESsY.
AGENT, JE. @-2024, il. 2-11Ol.
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TT. BELv0IR AREA-why pay rent
when for $500 DIP you can own
your home. Low mo payts Q
bedrms; Colonial semidet; Anchor
fenced OWNER. FL 6-4455,
ewes. DU 5-S2qS
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
RAMBLER

spacious HaHoi iivin9. DINING roons' s com:
bination.. kitchen with table space,
bgmt.: detached zsraee k14Nh0
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n. AkL. HAMBLEH-LiV. nm. DIN.
rm. kit bedrms. and bath on
LIST floor: attic with heat; 3-bed.
rooms and bath in walkout base
showing JOSEPH W sEAY COM
PANY ll3 W. Broad St, Falls
Church. Va REALTORS.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD,

ROCKvnLE-S50O down to non.
OF or. GI. buys lovely :I-bedrm
brick home. payments less than
rent; quick uoss. Mr.. FRANK
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n. AM. RAMBLER-TJV nm ain

N. ARL.-4 bedrms.. > baths, den,
sep. din. rm.. breakfast nook patio;
$4,000. NICHOLS REAL ESTATE
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$1O5 to SITS

Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE. $4,000 IA. 7-os4O, EWES
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REAL ESTATE SALE Of ExCM

TRADE OR sELL-4-bedrm. home
in excel cond. and section OF N.
Arl. will trade for commercial or
Investment prop. IA. 7-950S.
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CHASE RAMBLER. close in
100000 trust available; owner
wants quick Sale-5-year-o brick
center-hall entrance, livins rm +.
dining rnn, Ice kitchen with eating
space, 3 twin-siZed bedrms., >
baths, full basement, built-in ga
rage. fenced garden with patio.
Priced in the 20s. BILLIN0SLEY
REALTY CO, EN- 2-2326; ewes.
can III S9~no
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no FINANCING wORRIEs-ownfr
bedrm brick rambler: Ice. liv. I'm.
equipped kit. hot-water Dashboard
heat, full hsmt.; close-in location.
S1S.50O. c. B O'SHAUGHNESeY,
AGENT, JE. 2-a024. JE. 2-ll01,
OF 4-.Ioo
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SILVER SPRINGS bedrms., IN
baths in this lovely Cape Cod; large
lot; carport. rec. rm. Price SIS. 900
with $1,000 cash. HOLMEAD
REALTOR. JU a-120O
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PINES. Annandale-We
love our mod 3-yr -old. full-sized
3-bedrm brick rambler on Q lovely
Is 000-sd. 1T. Handicapped lot. in
this areas most desirable residen.
tial section. but must sell quickly,
TO go into business out Of State.
12x20 scr brick porch. full bsmt..
e esSi. G Pc kit Te ll an. and man.
by deallns direct with OWNER AZ
q rock-hottom orire Of &lSQ50,
conYenient fin avail CI R.a3oa
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CHEVY CHASE Lafayette School
bath. today's kit. bedrms.. ;
baths. dormitory on Sra A., porch
2-car garage. I'm. rec. rm gas
INV heat. trees: S2S.500. SAM
UEL Z. BoGLEY OF ND, INC.
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SILVER sPRING = II you've been
rambler G in prim nse S sres ~ D Din
homes; Ia baths. well-built rear
scr. porch, cleo. KIT. and hart. to-
md din. rm. You've not seen so
lse. q rambler at Sl7,g5O. owner
committing to BALTIC. will consider
s sry Esssi pssSro5pstpTLIoos 6-sess.
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CHEVY CHAsE-AttrGctive. spacious
white brick home, built when they
built the best Lee. modern kitchen.
: bedrms.. . baths. storage attic,
maids rm. and bath, screened
porch. wall-to-wali carpets. other
extras. Asking $23.500 BILLING
sLEY REALTY CO.. EN-. 2-23@o;
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ARL.. s., Bancroft area-a-bedrm !,
semidet. home $3.50 down and
assume ~ OIL loan. Monthly pay.
msnt t., $50 incl; o taSes and ins.
ia. 5-3335. o to $50; CIR. 3-26eS
evenings.
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CHEVY CHAsE.All schools close
Charming 0-bedrm. 3:hath Eng.
15x2s liv. rm, l5x15 din. rm. Kit,
pantry, powder rm, study. Full
basement Really outstanding. KOR-
zENDORFER. Realtor. OIL. ASH
al a
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CHEVY CHAsE-5-bedrm.. 2h-bath.
split level rambler; ultra de luxe
tranSp.. priced in lower 30's.
Shown by appointment only: .
am.-g pm. Call EN-, 2-1400
METzLER. Realtor- Builder. 5022
Conn ave
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ARL.. NORTH-Lge. family haven
Where can you find a 4-bedrm.,
e-bath home ali freshly decor; full
din. rm.. dream kit; lge level lot;
bsmt. cow to everythine. on .
tree-lined ST.; 10 min. to D. C.:
at S15.950? Call ALLO REALTY
CO. ia. 7-950s.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. al approve

BETHESDA-Sl7,200, OF approved
mr.. express bus and schools; very
cute brick Cape Cod with slate roof
beautiful wooded neighborhood; liv.
rm.. frepl.. din. rm.. nice kit,
Isl fioor; cs' An r rms SI upstS Iis fSiI
bsmt. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC,
OIL. o-1nnh. hVeE WO h.4k0h
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BRADLEY HILLS GROVE AREA
Concrete swimming pool; 30-ft.
Ions, on s4-acre lot with handsome
rambler: 3 bedrms., . baths. rec.
3 BOO 1 o' sAM1 5aEIaf s. gS ooShEY sF' 81
Md. INC. OIL. R-7AOn TIL O.
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CHEVY CHAsE-First Offering: un.
usual 3-bedrm. 2-bath brick home;
wide center hall. huge dining rm
l5xlS IT.. large kitchen with
breakfast nook. recreation I'm. with
fireplace in bsmt.. . scr. porches
and garage ] blk. LAFAYETTE School
3 blks: Blessed Sacrament Trans
BERENS JR. CO, til o pm.
EN-. 2-5an0
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BURNT MILLS AREA = Lady re-
dueesl Lovely 3-bedrm., 2Is-bath
split -lefel reduced BY widow. nov
too c aiIbEBs sil Co. .nS Su re- $3.50
BURNING TREE ESTATEs-New
s S.Enc., # ne, ran 5f,mblsT' .G-cas
bedrms baths den: fuii' ,dsviiirht
bsmt. with rec. rm. area and hTepl. I;
covered patio with outdoor drepi.
Unusual buy Price $4,000 Cali
HA 7-7675 or OIL. 4-6626 for de-
fafls
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Griffs Slug for Stobbs;
Schulz May C|inch Job

the bases. Colavito's ny to
Sievers scored Avila.
Stobbs doubled across two
runs in the seventh after Fitz-
Gerald singled. Bridges sacri-
feed and Runnels was pur-
poSely passed.
With one down in the ninth,
Colavito singled and Williams
followed with a long drive to
left. Sievers got his glove on
the ball, but the gate in the
leftfleld fence opened as he
bumped it and Roy dropped the
ball, giving Williams a homer.
With two down, the weary
Stobbs walked two and Byerly
came along to end it by whip
ping a third strike past Smith.
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Cards Regain
Lead as Jones
Clicks Again

Continued From Page CT
White Sox defeated Baltimore
81. Boston lost to Kansas
City, 4-3 in IL innings, but Ted
Williams took the league bat
ting lead from Yankee Mickey
Mantle. Washington halted
Cleveland's five-game winning
streak. 11-6.
Jones Fans Dozen
Jones. tagged "Toothpick
Sam" because he's never with
out one on the mound, has had
three complete games in the
four-game string that has put
his record at 8-3. He turned
in his first full-route Job ever
at Ebbets Field last night. The
big guy gave up 10 hits-three
to Sandy Amoros, who hon.
ered-but struck out IL and
never was in much trouble. At
one point he retired 10 in a
row, 6 on strikeouts.
Newcombe, who had won IL
in a row from the Cards since
August %, 1851. finally got his
Jumps in a four-run fourth
spanked by Wally Moons two
run homer. The big right
handler now is 81. He lost
only seven all last season, when
he won 81.
Del Ennis also homered and
drove in two runs for the Cards,
who have won only two of sew
en- on the present Eastern trip
Jones getting credit for
both. Sad Sam held the Giants
to two hits for the other deci-
sion last week.
Jones, whose league-leading
strikeout totals for the past
two years were dulled by the
fact he also led in bases on
balls. passed only one last
night. putting his walk total
this year at only 33 for 1903 in
nings. He's third in strikeouts
with 90. tanning 30 in his last
80 innings.
Pills File Protest
The Braves made it six out
Of nine with a five-run seventh
to chill the Phils. who protest
ed the game in losing their Sec
ond in a row since taking the
league lead Monday. The big
beef came on first-inning Mil
waukee double play. leading to
q quick shower for starter Rob-
N Roberts when he menaced
Umpire Jocko Conlan during
The row. Jack Meyer lost it,
while Lew Burdette won his
eighth with Don McMahon'S
help in a three-run Philadel-
ohia sixth.
George Grove, replacing Ted
xluSzeWski again. drove in
four runs with his 10Th and
both homers for the RedlegS
as Brooks Lawrence won his
10th with relief help. Robinson,
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CARDS. 7; DODGERS, )

Totals "a S27 II Totals 361O27 IL
GROUNDED into double play for
struck out for Craig in 9TH.
Ran for Jackson in 9TH.
GROUNDED out for Bessent in 9th
81 LOUIS ----~-- 600 400 OlO-7
Brooklyn ------- 100 OO1 OOI-3
Runs--Blasingame (2). Dark 10Y
moon. Ennis CD. Neal (2), Amoros
f6rrors-Hodges. jackson, Gilliam
boyer, Musial. Runs batted in-(Neai
scored as Ctmoli grounded into double
plaV, Musial. Moon (2), Boyer Ennis
VI; tBlaSingame scored on Roebuck's
wild Pitch, Meal scored on Bower 3
error. Amoros. Two-base hits-Ennis
Gillian. thinner. Home rtns-Moon'
8 MIS-, Am0ros; Stolen base-Boyer
SSa asn tlyIMusial Double plays
Dark 70 Musial; Dark to BlasinEame
70 Musial. Left on bases-St. Louis. =:
5rooklyn. a. Bases on balls-On Jones
/: on Roebuck, 2. Struck out-Rv
Jones; IL; by Newcombe, 8: BY CRAIG
INNINGS: on Roebuck. l in IA innings:
On CraiE. in 2 innings; on Beseent.
IN innings. Runs and earned runs
or Jones, 80: on Newcombe IA:
W HsiSsent; a III wild pitchIRoebucf.
pitSner-Newcombe (9-7). Umpires@
ballaniant, Jackowski Crawford. Ven
1oh I1me-2;31. Attendance-I7.O 900
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Continued From Page CT
Pascual will start against Stan
Pitula. The Senators will shift
to Detroit for a three-game
series starting tomorrow night,
with Pete Ramos, Russ KEN
merer and Truman Clevenger
due to face the Tigers.
In swapping Cleveland's FIVE
game winning string. the Sena-
tors and Stobbs got of falter-
ingly. Singles by Vic Wertz
and Rocky Colavito preceded
Strickland's smash in the Sec
ond inning to give the Indians
a 30 lead, but It existed only
momentarily.
StObbs Starts Rally
The Senators rebounded with
four runs against Mossi in the
third as Stobbs touched OF the
rally with a single after Run
nels took a third strike. Milt
Boiling singled and the bases
were filled when AL Smith bob
bled Bob Usher's grounder.
Lemon belted across two
runs with a double OF Strick-
lands glove into leftfield.
Sievers was purposely passed
and Usher scored when Schult
forced Sievers. Walks to Ed
FITZGERALD and Rocky Bridges
forced over the fourth run.
The Senators advantage
mounted to 7-3 in the fifth
against Garcia. Lemon, Sievers,
Schulz and FITZGERALD singled
in succession to provide two
runs and Bridges got another
across with a sacrifice fly.
Lemon doubled before Siev-
ers unloaded his homer into
the teeth of a strong wind in
the sixth. The Indians picked
up a run in the same inning
after Stobbs had retired IL in a
row. He walked Bobby Avila,
yielded a double to Gene Wood
ling and walked Wertz to fill
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MAJOR LEADERS
By the Associated Press

N, AMERICAN LEAGUE
bATTdNG Biased on 200 at bats)-
WW VIII Boston, 1897; Mantle, New
s S n 99S sS a,3,n. New York
C IDS and WOodiinE. Cleveland.
RgJN:-Msntle. New York. 81; vii.
c cSii SlsVe Es Washington, 81; Fox
Runs sATTHED rN-skov,on r.r
YORK o.: Slevers. washington, es:
W.. Mertz. cleveland, eli; Jensen. Bos.
hlIs-Fox. CHICAGO, los; NATION.
lemon. Ws:hinetOSSSo. 1 Gon1lca Hs.d h0Si
Dc aasdnsr. R, M1t,InS:c. chisasS. %;
Detroit eli MaiSon.. 3. Boston SANG se:
Fox, Chicago. 10. ~
Mscpougsld and Simpson. New York,
csso SV Sndi ss,e ~. Aparicio. Chi
HOME RUNs-Wiliism ms. Boston. "a;
W,na . 81; Maxwell. Detroit.
STOLEN sxsHs clsSTsl1Rd H. .ro ,,v..
chicago isi PiisrciE. Sai tim E,'s snS
AMinoso and lands. Chicago. ii ~
riIChING--tBased on 10 decisionsj-
5i hnn'f n. New York, 9:2, SIS; Bun
Thte, DetIoit' ll-J, 1855: Donovan,
c527: Harshman. Chicago, Moss G'
SSIesVeie1n nd and Trucks. Kansas City.
sTRIKEOUTs-wynn. Cleveland. ~;
SSIs.sc e5 G'r Mas, BE Detroit Pi' snd
Iuriev, New York, "a.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
bA h.rnNG biased on 200 At bats
Louis, $40: Fondy. P PR MSflA az p:
4rosat' IPittsbnrGh, .a25; MAYS. New
RUNs-Aaron. Milwaukee. II: Robin
s sn1 Gl,In n:,nn. MAYS New York.
Mathews, Milwaukee. IS.
kuNs BATTED IN---Aaron. Milwaukee.
Gin cinaeinnsti. 81 HOai Cincinnati
HITs--Aaron. Milwaukee. isO; Musial
wsukee. III: Bell. Cincinnati, AND AND
no IhSmas PITTSBURGH los; -
DGHS osk' cInsinnsn St Louis 49,. q
Y YORK. sSi Banks. s ERsIssac N sss
Mathews. Milwaukee. 10
TkIPLES@Mays. New York. IL; Bru-
iyn. Bouehee. PhiiadeiphiS. and e'V VIZ
HOME RUNs@ASron. Milwaukee %:
ilusisi. st. Louis. 81 snidsr. BROOK.
yn, and Grove, Cincinnati, 90:
Mathews, Milwaukee. IS.
STOLEN BASES---MAys. New York. Is.
Milwaukee. Fsrnsndez, PhiladslpSia..
and Blasingame, st. Louis. II.
PITCHING biased on 10 decisions)-
Sanford. PHILADELPHIA. 1879, .S57.
Brooklyn. "a 700: Aeker. cins ss
natl. and Simmons. Philadelphia.
"a, 6Q2.
sTR1KEOUTs-sanfo Phiiadelphia.
Ill; Drott. Chicago. az. Jones. 81
Haddix. Philadelphia, SIS
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who suffered a conclusion from
the beaning, had a single in
four trips and figured in two
runs. Rookie Curt Barclay lost
it.
Yanks Beat Burning
The Yankees handed Jim
Burning, the All-Star Game
winner. his first defeat since
June 81 while gaining q SIS
record in the season series with
their fifth in a row over the
Tigers. Burning now is 11-3.
Bob Turley won his NTH with
a six-strikeout six-hitter that
included Charlie Maxwell's 18th
homer. Yogi Berra and Jerry
Coleman homered for the
Yanks, with Coleman opening
a three-run fourth inning with
his first since 1854.
Bob Keegan won his fifth
in a row for the White Sox
and singled home the clincher
in the fourth against Bill
Wight, who walked seven.
Keegan now 6-3, had a four-hit
shutout for seven innings, then
needed Bill Fischer's relief in
the ninth.
Williams, 3-for-3, upped his
average to 1857 while Mantle
fell to $50 with 0-forD and
walked three times for the Red
Sox, who scored one in the
top of the 18th. then lost it on
three consecutive singles of
Bob Chakales. Tim Thompson's
hit brought the payoff for re-
lever Tom Morgan after Frank
Sullivan and Ralph Terry
battled through IL innings to a
% tie.
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YANKS. S: TIGERS. l
Is,ruek out for samford in 9TH. ;

-, Totals 81 8 27.6
lStruck out for Sanford in 18th.
2Struck out for Burning in eth.
new YORK -------~ 600 80 100
Runs-coleman (2), Mantle. Berra,
Simpson. Maxwell Errors-Bolline
Guns batted in-Coleman, Richardson.
Simpson, Berra (Simpson scored on
eollings error in 4thl, Maxwell. Two
base hits-Simpson. Coleman. Philley.
Hone runs-Coleman. Berra. Maxwell
Stolen bases-Kubek, Philley Sacrifice
tly-Simpson. Double plays-Richard-
son TO Kubek to Simpson; Kubek to
Richardson to Simpson: Sanford to
Philley. Left on bases--New York. ::
Detroit, e Bases on balls+Off Turley.
4; off Burning. 3. Struck out-By
Turley, 9; by Burning, g. by Mas, 2.
Hits-0ff Burning. in z innings: off
ed runs-oti ,Turleys II; off Bun
er-By Burning CKubek, Turley).
Winning pitcher-Turley t5-2l. Los
ing pitcher-Bunning Q1-3D. Empires
Hurley. Umont. Tabacehi, Paparella. =
rime-2:29. Attendanee-4O.715
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BRAVES, 10; PHILLIEs, 3
tails 80 IS 81 IS Totals IS 1927 8
Grounded out for Morehead in 5th,

Tot 5.Io 80 - q IS Totals IS 1927 9
20 Popped out for Farrell in eth.
Milwrukee OIL 100 5OO-IO
Philadelphia 900 OO3 900 8
schoendienst t3l. Mathews,
Aaron go. Tore (2l, .Covington. Ham
ner Bouchee. Repulski. Errors-Bur-
dette. Schoendienst. Fernandez t2).
Runs hatted in-Pafko (2). Mathews
s2l tHammer scored on sehoendienst's
on Fernandez's throwing error in 9TH.
pitch in 7thl. Two-base hits-Schoen-
dienst,. Aaron. Bouchee, Jones, Tore.
Three-base hit-Hamner Sacrifice
Logan. Sacrifice fy-Pafko Double
plays-Logan to Schoendienst: Ma
thews to Schoendienst to Tore: Logan
to Schoendienst to Tore Left on bases
-Milwaukee.7: Philadelphia. g. Bases
on bells.on Burdette. 1. on Farrell,
Struck out-By Burdette, 2; BY Me-
Mahon: 3; BY Meyer. 2; BY Morehead
by Farrell. /; by Haddix. l. Hits
On Roberts; in I inning; on Meyer.
i IN Rsir. "a Hacker in " innings h.
In n 2 in n, ser q. BgTdstts: u IS
Meyer. 3-3; OF Morehead. 90; Of
Hacker. AZ; Of Farrell. 10; on Bur-
dette, 80. Wild pitch-Farrell. VIM
ming pitcher-Burdette (S-6). Losing
pitcher-Meyer (0-1). Umpires-Dona-
tell, Delmore. Smith, Conlan. Time
PAS. 500.
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Braves Seek Games

The North Forrestville, MD
Braves are seeking games with
other area boys baseball teams
in both IL and under and IA
and under age limits. Call
Redwood $3.50 for further
information.
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QUALIFICATIONS

E.E. or Me. degree with emphasis on cleo
tronics, or equivalent experience. Electronic
technicians, preferably with bombine-navi-
gational or radar systems background, may
qualify. Military clearance necessary.
Starting salaries-among industry's high
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performance. As an IBM Representative,
you will gain broad experience with systems,
leading to increased responsibilities in this
area or to advanced engineering work in the
IBM Laboratories. -Four months training
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CUBS, 4; PIRATES, 3

Totals "a lO2713 Totals 30 10 81 IA
l Grounded out for Morgan in 9TH
. Singled for Drabowsky in eth.
3 Ran for Long in 9TH
Singled for Rand in 9th
Sacrificed for Kline IN 9th.
Chicago - lOl 900 600
Pittsburgh - 020 100 O00-3
Runs-Speake (2l. Banks. Hillman
Virdon, Thomas, MazeroSki. Errors
Baker. Groat. Runs batted in-Banks
(2l. Speake. Banks scored on double
play. Baker, Peterson (2l. Two-base
hlts-Speake, MaZeroski. Three-base
hit Banks. Sacrifices - Peterson,
Groat O'Brien. Double plays MAJ
eroski to Groat to Fondy Groat to
MaZeroski to Fondy. Left on bases
Chicago. g: PITTSBURGH, g. Bases on
balls-Off Drabowsky. . on Kline. 3
Struck out-By Drabowsky, G: by Lit
tlef1eld, L; by Kline, 3. Hits = on
Drabowsky. 8 in 6 innings: on Little
held. , in 3 innings Runs and earned
runs-On Drabowsky, 3D.: on Little
neld, 90; OF Kline, 4-3 Hit by pitcher
BY Drabowsky (Skinnerl. Winning
pitcher Drabowsky (5-Sl. Losing
pitcher-kline Glib. Umpires-Gor--
man, Burkhart, Dixon and Sudol. Time
-2:39. Attendance-S,534
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SENATOR'S, H.;
INDIANS, s

washington ------004 032 200-11
Cleveland 80 O30 Dol OO2-0
~. BRIDGES (2). Fitzgerald. Sievers
20. stobbs t2) strickland (3). Cola
vito, Williams co.: Two-base hits
Lemon 90 Woodling. Stobbs. Home
runs Strickland. Sievers, Williams.
Sacrifice = Bridges. Sacrifice ny -
Brown a'' to SViIa; smith 70 Ayiis to
Wertz. Left on Observation-Disclosures, g:
Cleveland. 4. Base on balls-On etobbs
4: of Mossi 4: OF Garcia. l. Struck
out-By stobbs. 4; BY Byerly, /; By
Mossi, 4; by Garcia, 2. Hits-Of
stobbs 8 in sss innings: on Byerly.
0 in u inning: of Mossi. 4 in 3 in
nings: OF Garcia, Q in az innings;
on Tomanek. 0 in 2A innings. Runs
and earned runs-of Stobbs, 6-6:
of Byerly. 90: of Mossi. 4-2 OF
Garcia. ~: of Tomanek, 90 Win
ming pitcher-Stobbs (3-13). Losing
pitcher--Mossi cd Umpires-Napp.
Rice Rommel. Stevens. Time-2:55.
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Totals 80 8 ~ IA Totals SO z 27 IA
Grounded out for Lynch in Sth.
Walked for Mccormick in Sth.
Ran for Sauer in 9Th.
Walked for Thomas in 9th.
HIT into forceout for Worthington
8 Ran for Jablonski in 9th.
Cincinnati Ol3 OlO OOO-b
new YORK --------- 100 DOL 011-4
Runs = Temple. Bell, Robinson.
Grove 90, Lockman. oConnell (21,
6ressoud. Runs batted In : Mays,
Grove az. Thomson (2l. Jahlonski,
GTemple scored on wild pitch in 5th).
Two-base hits-Lynch. Temple, O'Con-
nell, Sanchez. Three.base hits-O'Con-
nell, Thomson, Bressoud. Home runs
Grove (2l. Sacrifice-Temple. Left
on bases-Cincinnati,- 5; New York. 3.
Bases on balls-Oh Lawrence, 8; of
sanchez, l; on Barclay. /; on Nc
Cormick, .. Struck out-By Lawrence.
:; by Barclay, l.; BY Mccormick, .
Hits-off Lawrence. 8 in IA innings
on Sanchez. l in Ia innings; OF Bar
Gay, IN ga innings; of Mccormick,
IN 30 innings; of Worthington, /
IN inning. Runs and earned runs
ON Lawrence. 80; of Sanchez, II: off
barclay, 40; of Mccormick. ii, of
90 Wild pitch-McCor-
mick, Worthington Winning pitcher
lawrence t1O-5). Losing pitcher-Bar-
Gay clay 40. Umpires--Landes, Baker,
IDaScon ana Secory. Time-2:15. At
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Totals 80 s 2416 Totals 81 ~ Ia
Hit into double play for Miranda

Totals So 8 2416 Totals 27627 Ia
Hit into double play for Miranda
in 5th..
3 Ran for 0insberg in 9th.
4 Popped out for Lehman in 9th.
Baltimore --------- 0000 000 9dO-l
Runs-Francona. Aparicio. Torgeson,
Phillips: Errors-Kell, opposite. Runs
batted in--Phillips -(2), Keegan. Boyd.
Two-base hit-Boyd (2). -Sacrifices-
Torgeson. Keegan. Rivera. Double plays
-Torgeson to Aparicio to Torgeson;
opposite to Fox to Torgeson; Wight to
Ginsberg to Boyd: Fox to Aparicio to
Torgeson. Left on bases-Baltimore, 8;
Chicago, 10. Bases on balls-On Kee-
gan. 3; on Wight. z. Struck out
l. Hits-off wight. 8 in Z innings:
OF Keegan. 8 in Sls innings. OF Leh-
man, o in l inning: on Fischer, in
q INNINGS Runs and earned runs
on Wight. 3-3; on Lehman, 90; OF
Keegan. 10: OF Fischer, 90. Winning
pitcher-Keegan, t8-3) Losing pitcher
-Wight (2-5l. Umpires-Honochic
Flaherty, Chylak. Summers. Time
2:2S. 70S.
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Runs - Williams, Jensen, Gernert.
Martin. Cerv ,2l, Thompson. Error
Malone. Runs batted in-DeAaestri.
son. Two-base hits-Thompson Held.
Console, Noren. Gernert. Klaus Home
runs-Jensen, Cerv. Sacrifice hy-
DeMaestri. Double plays-Terry to
DeMaestri to Noren: Martin to No.
ssS CITE S On Eases sasessSstSn IL K1n
van, 3: on Chakales. l; on Terry, S;
on Morgan. 2. Struck out-By Sulli-
y van 8; by Terry. 8; by Morgan. l..
on Chakales. 3 in o inning; OF Terry,
inning. Runs and earned runs-On
sullivan, 2-2 on Chakales. 2-2: on
Terry, 2-2; on Morgan. IL. winning
pitcher-Morgan (4-6) Losing pitcher
sefrs Mskinisy ri1 1%Di5ss Attend sSsF
ance-lO,6Sl
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