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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29
Betsy ROWS Shoots Pa,
Coins on Alice Bauer

MAMARoNEcK, N. Y, June
|20 (A.-BetSy Rawls Of Spar
hamburg. s. c., shot q par 81 on
the front nine today as she set
out in pursuit Of faltering Alice
Bauer in the third round Of the
Women's National Open golf
championship.
Miss Rawls, q trim 5-foot-6
swatter who has won the Ma
tional Open title twice, was three
strokes behind Mrs. Bauer going
into today's final SO holes at the
Winged Foot Golf Club. Alice, a
tiny girl with a big backswing,
shot 72-73-l45, one under par,
on the first two rounds, while
Betsy had 74-74-l48.
Par for the Winged Foot's
6,246-yard east course is 1885,
70. 1t was a difflcult par today
as strong, gusty winds from the
west blew across the course in
the wake Of a heavy thunder
storm last night. The wind was
drying the course rapidly but
It played nasty tricks with some
shots.
on to Bad Start
Mrs. Bauer. starting over an
hour later. hooked her second
wood shots into traps on both
the first and second holes and
took bogeys on both. She made
a fine recovery from a fairway
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trap at the second and then
three-putted for q six.
Betty Hicks Of Long Beach,
Calf, playing with Miss Rawls,
shot a two-under-par IS on the
first nine with brides at the
458-yard second and the 49,
yard sixth. She was seven
strokes behind Mrs. Bauer at the
start With 1852.
Three d. c. Players Qualify
All Of the Washington area
players but one improved on
their first-day scores yesterday
as three qualified for the final
SO holes.
Mrs. John Barry. Maryland
State champion from Columbia,
added an 80 to an opening IS for
1853. Argyle's contestants failed
to qualify. Mrs. Frank Cush inn
proved her opening 90 by nine
strokes with an SO but was too
many with ITS. Georgia Mae
McKeever, who started with q
SO. had no card.
Mary Pat Jansen Of Char
lottesville had 8l-79-l6O, and
Mary Ann Downey Of Baltimore,
88-80-168.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29

the Industrial League game on
the West Ellipse. Jackie Miller
collected three Of Silver Hills
is hits as his club remained in
first place with q 81 record in
the second half.
The big hitting noise Of the
day, however, came from Fair
lawn where 1Strick's Restaurant
regained first place in the Vic
Gauzza League with a 1876 win
over Design Printing. Seven Of
Strick's is hits were home runs
and Rightfielder Leo Hampton
hit three Of the round-trippers.
Strick's. first-half champion,
remained unbeaten in three sec
ond-half starts by dealing De-
sign Printing its first defeat in
four games.
The only sandlot action today
is In the Metro League at Ban
neker, where the Travellers and
st. qyprians play at I pm.
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Golfers Press
|Co-Leaders in
Western Open

DETROIT. June 20 R.-The
race for the $1,000 top prize In
the 54th Western Open golf
tournament is q wide open one,
with no less than 80 golfers
showing sub-par scores at the
halfway point.
Youngsters Billy Maxwell Of
Odessa. Tex, the most success
full Of a golfing family that in
cludes two other professionals
and Gene Littler of Singing
Hills. Calf. shared the lead
going into today's third round.
There was no room for a slack
iening Of the pace, although Max
well and Littler are six under
par at 1856.
So stern has been the competi-
ton and so torrid the par-break-
ing pace over the first So holes
of the $4,000 medal-play test
that it took a score of 144-two
over par at the 6.892-yard Plum
Hollow layout-to qualify for
the last two rounds.
Sam Snead, pre-tournament
favorite. who shot a rs Thurs
day. bounced back yesterday
with a 50.
One Of those who failed was
Dick Mayer. the National Open
champion. who skied to a n
yesterday on the par 35-36-7l
course after a SO on the opening
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Dash Features
Charles Town
Today

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va,
June 20 Especially Mine sprint
ers were scheduled to 60 post
ward today in the 4k-furlong
Inaugural Purse as Charles Town
Race Track opened a 43-day
summer meeting. Post time is
u pm.
Expected to be well-supported
IN the sprint were Arch Rival
and zuder Zee, well-known
Maryland winners. Their chief
obstacles included Bellator,
Granneal. Top Brass, Prom Hall,
Wattaman and Blue Fury.
Several jockeys familiar here
Will return, including such pop
ular names as Sam Palumbo and
Freddy Kratz, and Carl Gambar-
della, a fast-improving appren-
tice who has been riding on the
mile circuit recently. Willie Bal
zaretti also will come I'D from
Delaware Park to ride during
this meeting.
This corps will be joined by
Richard E. Ford, Charlie and
Willie Clark and Floyd Green,
Waterford Park riders. Two APP
|prentices. Sid Malloy and John
T. Smith. also will appear here.
Smith had 20 winners at the
recent Waterford meeting.
Nine races will be held daily
and a film patrol will be avail
able to allow the stewards to
view movies Immediately upon
completion of each race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29
Strick's Butters Set Pace
For Heavy SundIot Hitters

It was a day for the hitters
yesterday on the sandlots and
there wasn't q close game in
the three leagues. Batters to-
tailed SO base hits In the three
games. and II 1t hadn't been for
Andy Lanham and Bill Holloway
the pitching fraternity couldn't
claim a single outstanding per-
Torrance.
Lanham and Holloway teamed
up to hold the Navy Tar Stars
10 a mere three hits on the South
Ellipse as the Woodbridge YAM
KEGS broke a nine-game losing
streak in the Departmental
League with an 11-2 victory.
Charlie Queen banged a grand
slam homer in the seventh to
lead the 13-hit Yankees assault.
George Bickerton did almost
as well on the mound for Silver
Hill with a seventh, 1873 VIC
tory over Atchison a. Keller In
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Smith Eosy'Winner
In Seniors Tennis

Top-seeded c. Alphonso Smith
is leading the pack going into
the semifinals Of the Middle At
lantic Seniors tennis tournament
at Washington G&CC.
He was the first to earn q
berth yesterday with an easy
60. 81 triumph over Fred
Steiber. Other winners were
Andre Najar over Fred Moore,
60. 6-3. and Nick Powell over
Charles Bo Brooke. 60, 6-l.
In doubles. Ray Renolds and
Grady Frank lost their first set
and were five games down in the
second before they staged a
comeback to beat Steiber and
Brooke. 2-6. Us. &c. Fred
Moore and Ed Galbreath also
won, defeating Frank Fiorio and
Art Freshman, 6-1, 6-3.
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Area Tennis Juniors
Seek State Titles

BALTIMORE, June 20 Dr.
Washington area players figure
in four final matches today as
the Maryland State Junior tennis
championships wind up at
Clifton Park.
Bob Schwartzman of Rock
vile plays Chuck Abelson of
Baltimore in the 18-and-under
boys final. Top-seeded Hugh
Lynch III Of Chevy Chase meets
Arthur Ashe, jr.. Of Lynchburg,
Va. for the 15-and-under title.
Schwartzman and Tony
Thompson Of Chevy Chase are
in the 18-and-under doubles
final against Abelson and B.
Brian. Lynch and p. Glib Of
Chevy Chase play T. Halves and
II. Eaton of Wilmington, N. c.,
in the l5-and-under doubles.
The Chevy Chase area lost
almost as many representatives
yesterday as were retained.
Peyton Howard was a As,
l0-8, 6-1 loser to Abelson in
an upset in the oldest bracket.
Buddy Goeltz lost to Lynch,
Ga, 6-3, in a 15-and-under
|semifinal.
Also. Buddy and Bobby Goeltz
were defeated by Lynch and
Glib. SIS, 60, in the doubles
|semiflnals.
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Langley Heading
Area Drivers in
Manassas Race

Elmo Langley, 26-year-old
lnewlywed who recently moved
from District Heights to Airing
ton. should qualify as a local
favorite tonight when 20 to "a
entries report for the NASCAR
200-lap late model stock car race
at Old Dominion Speedway.
Washington area drivers will
form the bulk of the field with a
possible 20 racing, and among
that number Langley has proven
his ability in five years of COM
petition. His recently acquired
marital status figures to put him
in the spotlight even more.
Elmo married the former
Nancy Naylor Of Arlington a
week ago Wednesday in Claren.
don Methodist Church and Bill
Wynkoop, a fellow race driver,
was best man.
The Langleys honeymooned in
Atlantic City. but Elmo didn't
interrupt his racing schedule.
The bride helped root him to
18th place in the 300-mile late
model race at Trenton last Sum-
day.
That race served as q thorough
warmup for tonight. but Elmo
and the rest Of the area talent
figure to have trouble with the
"out-of-town" contingent. Jimmy
Reed of Peekskill, N. y, Short
track champion since 1858, will
share the favorite's role with
such other NAScAR notables as
frankie Schneider, Bill Amick
and Tom Pistone.
Time trials begin at 7:30. Two
l0-lap heats will precede the big
race.
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seriously. He felt that he had
hit one Of them good. and the
other was a slice the wind
caught. He came back strong
after losing those holes and had
only one more DOGGY, on the
18th where he approached strong
and missed q 4-footer.
Cullinane was not quite as
sharp as in his five previous
rounds, one q medal winning
SO. He was "A. five over in the
morning, and was one over in
the afternoon. He had only two
hogeys in the afternoon. but In
both rounds he was scrambling
a bit. He had about is one-putt
green's for the day.
But for the week Perky played
his best golf here. He hit many
spectacularly good shots, made a
number Of long puts, and played
good pressure golf.
Bogart and Co. held of the
youngsters one more tournament.
but they're getting closer.
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Bogort Beots CuIIinone
For Mid-AtIontic Title
Continued From Pare A.12

Continued From Page ALI
in North Dakota and he at first
planned to wire her. mo-" he
added thoughtfully, I'D better
call her. She'll think the wire
Is q joke.
at had gotten so bad that
when ! came home from q golf
match she'd meet me with q
smile and say Well, honey,
where did you lose today?'"
It was obvious yesterday that
Bogart was the same fellow who
had won many city, State and
sectional titles. including this
tournament twice previously.
He was pounding the ball as
far as ever on the tee and play
ing his old regulation golf. He
never has had to do much
scrambling. And while he wasn't
making many puts, he was
trimming from way out. On six
straight holes in the afternoon
he had long puts that Tipped
the cup. one dropping. a Is
footer for a birdie on the tenth.
That was the shortest putt of
the six.
He said later that the two
bad drives on two and three
disturbed him slightly. but not
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Beaten Bourdmun
To Get Long Loyoff

BOSTON. June 20 R.-Un-
ranked Johnny Busse. 24-year-
old product Of New York's East
Side. sought a lightweight title
bout today. while the No. S con-
tender. Larry Boardman of Marl-
borough, Conn. planned a long
rest.
1T means a long layoff for
Larry" said his father-manager.
Sam Boardman. Hes been in
the gym since he was IA and now
it's time for a good rest"
A 13-to-5 underdog. Busso
hoored the 21-year-old Board
man in the first and third rounds
while en- route to his impressive
triumph before a crowd Of only
422 at Mechanics Building.
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ORIOLES. s; INDIANS, o

Runs--oardner (2l, Boyd (2). Good
Ga, smith 1sl. Nixon, coisyito. Runs
hatted in-Busby Ptlareik, Goodman.
man scored on Smiths errorl, (Pilarcik
Pilarcik. Saerifices-0oodma Bushy.
pouf,e olays--oardner 10 Boyd: Garcia
Y Carras9uel 70 Wertz; Tomanek to
NiSSn @ Altohelll; Raines 70 caTrasauei
5altimore O.. Bases. on balls-On Gar
Ga. z: on Tomanek, 8; on Moore, 3
Struck eut-By Garcia. 3; By TomsneR,
u p Si nSinss: on HTis omsosk Garcia 81 OF
INNINGS. Runs and earned runs-Of
Garcia, 6.3 on Tomanek. 10. Winning
4:5l. Losing pitcher
Stevens, Rice. Time@S:2O. ATTEND.
ance-13.945.
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Hazel Park Owners
Get Wheeling Downs

WHEELING. w. Va, June 20
R.-Wheeling Downs race track
will be sold to operators Of the
Hazel Park track, near Detroit,
for $1.780.000. "in the best in
terest Of all parties concerned. !"
That was the decision Of Fed
eral Judge Harry E. Watkins
yesterday on the half-mile oval,
formerly owned by William q.
tBig Bill Las.
The sale was In time for q
summer race meeting scheduled
July l0-September S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29
Bethesda in Leod
OF lntercIub Ruce

Bethesda leads Section II of
the Interclub Junior Golf
League with II points to l5h
Tor Washington after second
round matches yesterday at
Manor.
Bethesda blanked Argyle, 80:
Washington defeated Manor,
7n-ll2. and Prince Georges
beat Woodmont. 7h-lIa.
Low scores included Keith
Bowie's rs. Jerry Doser, n, and
Ronald Fighter. n. including q
back nine Of IS.
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Dell Meets Rogers
For Edqemoor Title

Don Dell. top-seeded. and
Ted Rogers. fourthsranked play
at / pm. today for the champion
ship Of the Edgemoor Invitation
tennis tournament at Edgemoor
Club in Bethesda.
They team UP two hours later
in the doubles final against Fred
McNair and Steve Potts, seeded
first.
Rogers yesterday disposed Of
fifth-ranked Frank Spears. 4-6,
81. Ga, to reach the singles
final.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

ROSToN.-Johnny Busso, I3p, New
YORK, .outpointed Larry Boardman,
iS siSs.d M1FIScrOuEh: Conn; 20.
l5S, PITTSBURGH. stopped Jackie Headon.
1853. Edmonton 60.
MELBOURNE. Australia. - Ramon
Fuentes. 100, Los Angeles, outpointed
SAGINAW. Mich.-Pat Lovry-Mickey
Crawford bout postponed to July II.
rain.
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MAJOR LEADERS
By the Associated Press
AMERICAN IRAaur

BATTING Ibased on 1856 At bats)-
Boston: ,557; BOYD, Baltimore. .54S:
y yoxi Cntcago' S2s; skovron. New
RUNs-Mantle. New York. go, Williams.
boston. 45: Piersall and Klaus. Boston,
W va hSimita, Cleveland and sievsrs.
Runs BxTTED M-sieyers, washing.
ten. 50; Mantle. New York. SO; skow.
rren, New YORK, 81: wertE, Cleveland.
Boston, 90; Mantle.
f New YC ~ 81; Fog. chicago, SS;
no sac. and sieyers, Mashington,- 10
DOubLES-Mal1one. Boston, and Minoso,
nsr. Baltimore: Kaline, Detroit, and
rlews and 6ievers, Washington, 16.
YORK g. s0Tpd hs sRS nsDp y New
5altimore; Skowron. New York, and
Lemon. Washington, 4
HOME RUNS-Mantle. New York, 2I:
Zernial. Kansas City. and sievers..
sTOLEN SxsEs3Landis. Chicago. 10;
MnCslos and Fihl ivers hs and ADarico
shantz. New York. 81. 900: Trucks.
Kansas City. 81, 1857; Donovan. Chi.
sg1S9p; cunning ~ Detroit, and Grim. New
sTRIKEOUTs--Wynn. Cleveland. So;
summing, Detroit, 20; Pierce, CHICAGO,
-; Mas Detroit. 81; Moore, Baiti-
NATIONAL LEAGUE
LIFTING based on $50 at BATS
Pondy. PITTSBURGH, 36l; Musial. st.
Louis. 1855; HODGES, BROOKLYN, .3ii;
t Es9''6ins1n. CINCINNATI. 1888; Aaron.
RUNs-AaIon. Milwaukee. and Mays,
New New p YORK, 81; Robinson. Cincinnati.
Runs BSTTED N-Aaron. Milwaukee.
Moryn; Chicago. and Grove. cineiS:
Milwauwee, 90: Robinson.
Elneinnsti By: sehoendienst. Milwan-
same: St. Louis. ss5. -'N's' % DiA''n'
DoLBLES-=.Musial. St. Louis, 23: Hoax,
F. Si n,ahsn is; gillian: Brooklyn;
rRIfLEs4Brdton, Milwaukee, ana Mays.
New YORK. a: snidsr, Brooklyn. 8:
SSsSn 1Isds1rSit Milwaukee. and 5Ouehee.
aG Mn.,,l RT y T5I;. Milwaukee, 20:
cinnati; Mathews, Milwaukee. and
STOLEN BAsES--Mays, New York, %;
hl yn. io Cincinnati sTStnI l2 G.IIian BroOi
Ilasinasme, 81. Louis. .. ' ana
Schmidt. st. Louis. e-i, SCI; BUbI
milwaukee,. and Sanford. Philadeiphia,
g g;rsr SIS; Asker; CINCINNATI. SO, .T27:
sThIkE0UTs : Sanford. Phiiadsiphia,
BROOKLYN, as: Arroyo, Pittsburgh, az:
Friend, Pittsburgh. 81.
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Muny Net PIuy Storts

The Public Parks tennis tour.
nament began this morning at
East Potomac Courts. Mems
singles were scheduled at 10 am,
IL am. noon and 2 pm. The
women were to begin elimina-
tons at 2 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29

Runs---Anderson, Temple. Bell t2l.
Grove, Mcmillan I2). Jefieoat. Errors-
None. Runs batted in--Anderson. Grove
Hammer, Jeifcoat. Home funs--Anderson,
Grove. Jeneoat. Bell. Stolen bases
Bailey. Robinson. sacrifice-Jefcoat
Grove. Temple to Mcmillan 10 Grove J.
Left on bases--Phila delphia, 2: Cincin-
natl. =. Bases on baIls-On Card
vel. 2: on Hacker. 1: on Jeficoat. s.:
well. 9; BY Hacker. / By Morehead, /:
BY Jefieoat. ?. Hits-Od Cardweil, d in
: innings: on Hacker. 3 in 2 innings: on
Morehead. IN innings. Runs and
Hacker. III: on Morehead. IL; on Jefi-
coat. Ill. Hit By pitcher--By Jeficoat
tFernandez. Winning pitcher-Jeff-
coat tz-5l. Losing pitcher-Cardvel
1901. Umpires-Crawford Venzen, Bal
lenIant, Jeackowski. Time-@:4I At
fendance-l6,Se4.
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MINOR LEAGUES
By the Associated Press

~ the ASSOCIATED FfeSe
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
vancouver, i: Portland. 0.
Los Angeles, 3; San Francisco, 4.
Seattle, 3; Hollywood, o.
San Diego, q: Sacramento, /,
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
. lAl games postponed.)
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Wichita, q: Charleston, 8.
Denver. 10: st. Paul, 2.
Minneapolis, 3; Omaha, 1.
Louisville at INDIANAPOLIS, postponed
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
NASHVILLE. 10: Memphis, 8.
Birmingham, 9; Mobile. i.
(Other games postponed.)
TEXAS LEAGUE
Shreveport, SIS; Austin. 1-2 (sec-
md game IS innings.
Dallas. 5: Tulsa. t12 inning tie,
Fort Worth. II: Oklahoma City, 10.
Houston, q; San Antonio, 2.
EASTERN LEAGUE
syracuse, SO: Reading. 60.
Binghamton. II; Schenectady, As.
Albany, 3: Springfield, ..
WESTERN LEAGUE
Sioux City, So: Topeka, Al.
Amarillo. 3--6; Colorado Springs.
Pueblo. 5: Albuquerque. 0.
Lincoln. q; Des Moines. 3.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Charlotte. 4; Jacksonville. 2.
(Other games postponed.)
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lsingled for Byrd in 7th.
2Ran for Vernon in Sth.
ppettolt -------------100 900 010-2
OOstoh OO1 lO4 O3x-9
Runs Maxwell. Bollins. Piersall,
Brewer (2l. Error-Kuenn. Runs DATED
in-Maxyell. Bolling. Klaus f5), Brewer
Maxwell. Lepcio. Brewer. Home runs
Maxwell, Klaus t2l, Boiling. Double
Play-Malzone 70 Lepcio % Vernon.
Bases on balls-Od Mas, 2; on Gromek,
1; o. On l Hoeit !; Struck out-sy Mas,
oT2 n innlnss; on Byr9' in "a innings;
5atters in sthl; Oh Hoeft, y in Inning.
Runs and earned runs-On Mas, 60;
Hoett, 90: on Brewer. 20. Passed BAH
wilson. Winning pitcher = Brewer
$3.50. Losing pitcher-Maas (7-6).
umpIres-sear. fabacchi, Berry. Me-
kinley. Time - 2:23. Attendance -
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LAUREL RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-Purss. $3.50: trot; !
GG. .r.:S..;,. tch ..; iiao go go
ssbrina. Holly Oaks, oaiieia Hanover sS
b5luelscket. Frances Brewer. Time.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $3.50; pace;
Jean w VI m'ie silosbo SEQ $50 500
narbarA's Pride NegumI $50 6.ON
Marcy Direct. Doctor Farley. wyn-
away 1way' oohio. Boy Little River Bruce.
DAILY DOUBLE t5-D, $3.50
THIRD, RAcE-Purse, $3.50; trot;
S SS!s"f b, s:sF s.s %s 100 sS :s sss
Overture lWalteFs) $50
:, Mabel HI lie. Eta Key. Bob MeEiien'
Shy Song, Charity Song Time. 2:O9ls
FOURTH hAcB-Purse, $3.50; pace;
Norman First tisubbardj 800 $50
Alton n. IstrIsh tRid9Ishl -, .s,AO
den Cardinal Debbie Walnut. Time. s:Os
r. FIFTH RAcE-Purss. $3.50; pace; class
s si%s;s%; Wv ., 5c s.!9 $50 ss s ss
GAY Louise tsmlthl $50
Ida's Cinco, Erla Dee. Jack Frost.
Scarlet Direct Red Jay Time. 2:07is.
class B; mile
Raider EbIis 1Riddickl 600 $40 500
Peter Bohemia (AmatO) 500 g.HO
Pansy Chief fStokleyD $40
Vernon Dale sandra Jean, Royal
KITTY Shy Counsel. Don Eden. Time.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; pace.
Parker HawH tchiek, ssaO an hso
lhestertown Bov (WilcutD a.2O 800
Hot TiD Casey $50
Susan. York, Boston Beau. Charlie, SIS
Brown. Morning Surprise. Time. 2:O5A.
FIoHrH RAcE--Purse. $3.50; pace;
MIShtS Lybrook tseetp 900 500 $50
Ilomestretch Ruth (Jonesl $40 500
Greed tCherrixl 100
ExpSe S Florstts MOTIFS r, mes noSo0
Attendance--5,h10
Total mutuel handle--S266,9I6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29
Kansas City
New York
900 600 02O-4
OO3 90 0lx-b

Me sSasa0Us5 S s%iE B Bss 4 Ta:y
E ErIc ss PEE, ca, Runs bastsd in
skowron, slaushter. Two-base hits
hit-DiMasstri. Home uI Tuns--HeI ss-O Ioe
pee. sacrifce-- MARTIN. Double plays
% skowron. Left on bases-KansSs CITY,
trucks ssS f0 III ur ss'' q stra SsI' oat
Z; BY, Grim. 2, Hits--ofi Trucks, / in
innings; on Hurley. Z In ~ Innings:
in: "a inninss. Runs and e H1
runs--on Trucks, 40. of Brunette,
i;0; on TurIey, a.: on Grim. 90
Winning .pitcher--Qrim 1921. Losing
PlLehs s,, Burnette dol umpires-chy-
2'aO Attendance--lp,O s4.
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GIANTS. 4; CARDINALS, !

totals 30 II ~ ID Totals SO 10 % IL
Walked for jackson in 9TH,
Ran for Ennis IN 9TH.
> Singled for Wehmeier In 9th.
Ran for Cooper In 9th
New York -------- 200 200 OOO-4
o. Louis --------- 900 OlO OOO--l
.Runs--Mays. Thomson. Rhodes. vir-
gil. Blasingame. Errors-Spencer, Kas-
70. Runs batted in-Spencer l2l,
Thomas. Barclay, Dark, Two-base hits
--.Spencer, Rhodes, 0rissom, MusiaI,
Blasingame ca. Stolen base-Virgii.
Sacrifice : Lockman. Sacrifice fly
Thomas. Double plays-Virgil 70 O'Con.
nell to Lockman; O'Connell to Spen-
Ger 70 Lockman; Jackson to Blasin-
game to Musial Left on bases-New
York, 8; 81. Louis. IL Bases on balls
Wehmeier. /. Struck out-By Barclay,
z; BY orlssom, 2; by jackson. ., Hits
on Barclay. 2 In innings lFaced
batters In 7thl: on orissom, 3 in 8 in
nings; on Jackson o in 4 innings; on
Wehmeier, . in INNINGS Runs and
earned runs---On Barclay. Ill; on Gris-
som. 90. on Jackson, Al: on Web
heier. 90 Winning pltcher-Barclay
l4-bl Losing pitcher--Jackson (o-41.
umpires-Landes, Baker. DascoIi, Sc
cory. Time-2:ls. Attendance-Ib.3 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29
BRAVES. Q: PIRATES q

Milwaukee 1890 $50 0i0 O0x-4
Runs-oroat. Fondy. Tore, LOGAN,
bsited in-fonds, reese S cPSnSsll H as1.
SPAIN. Two-hase hits---oroats Freese.
Tore. crandall Home run-Spahn
Double piays--Groat TO Ma1eroski 10
milwaukee. 5. 81 bases Iass- On SnlkIsLoa
.y Friend. j; bT oo'Br;Ieh, :: i 81 AS uSs
Z: ~ SPAIN. 8. Hits-on Friend,
in 2 inninKs; Oh Arrovo. In
I tnnins. Runs and earned runs -
On Friend; 81: % ,oBrien- go: on
Arr 40, 90; on SPAIN. 2-2. Winning
Friend t4-9l Umpires-Conlan. Dona-
tell. Dclmore. Smith. Time-l:52. At
OR7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29
YANKEES, S; ATHLETICS, 4

Totals 81 SEA 10 Totals IS 10 % II
! Popped up for DiMaestri in sth.
? Singled for Trucks In eth.
; Ran fol. Noren IN Sth
4 Sineled for Carey IN sth,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29
REDLEcs, 7; PHILLIEs, /

Totals % 4 246 Totals IS IL % 10
1orounded out for cardweil IN Bth.
26ineled for Hacker in 9TH,
3Flied out for Fernandez In 9th
Philadelphia - 900 Dol O0O-l
Cincinnati ----- OO3 2l0 01x-7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29
MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
RED SoX, 8; TIGERS. 2

Totals 80 Z GAS Totals 80 is "a IL
55sinsied for Byrd in 7th.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13
Teen Ayers Second
Annual Snow
Ball Dec. 20

Teen ayers at Halle @ Brown
Community House, a Red Feather
agency. will hold their second an
nual Snow BAH" on Friday, De-
cember 20, from 500 pm. to 100
pm. in the agency auditorium at
$50 Aurora. An invitation to at
tend the dance is extended to all
teen age members Of st. Paul COM
munity centers and settlement
houses.
No admission fee viii be charg-
ed, but teen ayers planning to
attend must present their agency
membership cards at the door.
Mel Carter's 'Mel-O-Men" will
play for the dance. The musicians
for this occasion are provided by
grant from the Recording In
dustries Trust Funds obtained
with the cooperation of Local 80,
American Federation Of Musicians.
Staff members Of Halle Q.
Brown wish to remind the teen
ayers who attend the agency that
no registrations are taken, no
memberships sold on Friday even
ings.