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DC. Junior Golfers
Win in Baltimore

BALTIMORE. Aug. II CSpe-
ciaD 1t took the l5-year-old
and under Washington golfers
to show the l6-l7-year-old
class how it should be done in
the annual team match with
Baltimore's juniors yesterday
at Green Spring Valley.
The 1917 Washington group
won only two of five matches
and halved another to trail,
CLASH, but the youngsters
saved the day.
Tom Flory Of Washington
scored a 80 victory over Brian
Young in the l4-l5 class and
put them ahead by a 6-3 mar
gin while two matches we're
taken in the l3-and-under
class. 4l2-1l2. The Washington
team won. 1914.
Results:
WASHINGTON
AR-oLD-Larry Bird. "a.
Carl Maccartee, / Dahn Linkins. ls;
Dick KRAFT; I = Logan wilton. ..
14-l5-YEAR-OLD-- McAleer. Il;
rs AND UNDER-Dave Turner. @:
marty CAREER B;AITfiMoRE
l6-17-YEAR-OLD - Hank Majeski.
2ls Ricki Kovens. Il "a; Tom Smith,
i4-I5-YEAR- OLD CLASS - Bob
Worsham. ?; Corky Connolly, D; Brian
i3 YEARS AND UNDER - John
O'Donnell. !; Butch Fisher "a.
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9Women's Swim Marks
Raise Olympic Hopes

HOUSTON. Aug. II B.-
National AAU officials surveyed
results of their 1857 senior
women's outdoor swimming
and diving championships to-
day and said prospects for the
the 1860 Olympics are great.
Two more American records
were broken last night to end
the four-day meet with new
marks for nine Of the Is SWIM
ming events.
Two of the record breakers
were Australian Champions
Lorraine Crapp and Dawn
Fraser. but in both events the
runnerup was 13-year-old Chris
Won Saltza with times that set
new records for the United
States citizens.
Miss Won Saltza scored 81
points to share individual
honors with the Oldest Of the
champions. 22-year-old Paula
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Jean Myers. Miss Myers won
the 1-meter, 3-meter and the
platform diving championships
to join Pat Mccormick as the
only competitor ever to win
all i've AAU indoor and outdoor
diving titles in one year.
Youngsters Dominate.
Otherwise. youngsters pre-
dominated as new champions
we're determined in II Of the l6
swimming and diving events.
Setting new records last
night were Sylvia Ruuska, is.
Berkeley, Calf. with a 10:45.S
in the 880-yard free style, and
Nancy Ramey. II. Seattle,
Wash. with a 1:ll.3 in the
110-yard butterfly.
Miss Ruuska broke two rec
ords In three nights and joined
Carin Cone, Ridgewood, N. j..
as the only defending cham
pion to keep their titles. The
Californian also set a record
5:49.5 in the 440-yard individ-
ual medley. Miss Cone broke
her own 1l0-yard backstroke
mark with a time of l:13.6. -.
Other Records
Other record performances
for the meet we're by Miss Won
Saltza. Santa Clara. Calf 220-
yard backstroke. 2:40.2: Miss
Fraser. ll0-yard free style,
1887; Carolyn Murray. IS,
North Hollywood, Calf, l-mile
freestyle. 22:13.9; Los Angeles
Athletic Club. 440-yard free
style relay. 1880. and Miss
Crapp. 440-yard free style,
5:O8.5.
Miss Won Saltza's new United
States citizen records were
5:13.3 in the 440-yard freestyle
and 1903 in the ITO freestyle
Other new champions are
Mary Lou Elsenius. II, Berkeley
Calf. ll0-yard breaststroke
and the 220-yard butterfly. and
the Santa Clara medley relay
team.
Santa Clara took the team
championship with 81 points
and was followed by Los An
geles Athletic Club with S.
North Hollywood, Calf, with
81, the Berkeley YMCA with
81 and Indian Springs Swim
Club Of Los Angeles with 80
and the Riviera Club Of In
dianapolis. Ind, with %.
The Walter Reed Swim Club
of Washington. D. C.. defend
ing champion. made a neg
ligible showing. In the final
competition its 440-yard med
ley relay team finished sixth
and Brenda Dietz was sixth in
the 880-yard freestyle.
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Federal Storage
Continues on
In Tourney

YOUNGSTOWN. Pa, Aug. II
Especially. - When Walt Troll
linger left the My Maryland
baseball team last week after 1t
lost in the Junior American Le-
gion playoffs and cast his lot
with the Federal Storage team
1t came just in time for Man.
ager Joe Branzell.
Trollinger, former star t
Oxon Hill (Md.) High, came on
in the seventh inning and
pitched one-hit, no-run ball to
preserve a 7-6 victory by Fed
eral Storage, Washington, d. c.,
entry. over Rich's Dairy of Buff
falo, N. Y, here yesterday. It
was a fourth-round game in the
All-American Amateur Baseball
Association tournament.
The loss eliminated Buffalo
in the double elimination affair.
Washington is 81.
Baltimore defeated Milford.
1912; Brooklyn shutout Phila-
idelphia. TO. and GAINESVILLE
eliminated New Orleans, 9-3.
Buffalo shelled Federaps
starting pitcher. AL Eichberg,
for a Al lead after three nj
nings. Washington rallied for
four runs in the fourth, high
lighted by a three-run triple
by Pinch-hitter Bill Culpepper
Two runs in the nth put
Buffalo in front again, 6-5, but
Washington came up with two
in the seventh on two singles, a
wild pitch and Garry Miller's
single and then held on for
the victory.
Trollinger' famed five, the
last in the ninth with the bases
loaded and two out.
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Totals 3s IA % II Ohm cmfTemfmf
Hit home run and flied out for
Mestrum in 9Th (batted twice IN same
2 Doubled for Barclay in Sth.
3 Flied out for Roberts in 9Th.
! Bounced out Ior Bowman in eth.
; Bounced out for Farrell in sth.
Flied out for Kazanski in 9th.
ss,iadeiphia 80 5YYY SS0!5 00SSS-S
Enthusiastically t3l. Rhodes,
zsh ss Aar Rs.an css'leT sUucse MuelSE
Jones, Bowman Fernandez 1SC. RUS
batted IN (Scl.oendienst stole home in
iStl Sastleman' Schoendienst. Rhodes
81 Harris TIs '2i, Spencer; W Jones
Kszarsk Two-base hits-W. Jones,
Harris 3. .dueller, schoendisnst. Three:
e case his x 3sndsRs E HSne FINS
~"hoendienst. NAYS, o'connell Sacri-
hce-Hearn. Sacrifice fiies--Ashburn
q Spencer. Double plays-Epencer 10
to HS new Y 1t ~ BASES Ease:
on halls-of Hearn, / on Never. Il;
side, /; OF Barclay. /: Oh Ridzik. /.
Grissom. ! Hits-oif H earn. 2 in Z
lniin0s faced 3 batters in 5thl; off
Never 3 in Q inning faced 4 batters
Of Burnside. 8 in ea. innings: on g.
Jones, :, in q inning; of Barclay. ]
INNINGS; OF Grissom, IN ga innings:
9 in i innins, Runs and earned runs
on Hearn, "A of Meyer 3-3; OF
9 Jones. Ill. of Barclay, ii; Oh
Ridzik, go: of Grissom. 90: on
farrell, 90; on Miller. 90. Wild
;S,iitehesr-Hsarn, Passed ball--homas.
ing pitcher-Meyer l0-4) Umpifes--
skhart, .oggess, German, Dixon,
tDonatelli.. Delmore Smith. colanI.
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Newport Tennis
.ShowingbyDeII
Rated Hopeful

NEWPORT. r. l., Aug. II up
Donald Dell of Bethesda. Md,
who made a big pitch for the
Newport Casino Invitation
tennis title. was among the on
lockers for today's semifinals,
but the l9-year-old Yale sopho-
more has served notice of better
things to come.
Beaten by poised Mike Green,
20, from Miami, in the quarter
finals yesterday. Dell, neverthe-
less carries the label Every
promising" after his showing.
He made his biggest splash ear
lier in the week by upsetting
the No. / seeded Ashley Cooper
Of Australia.
Green takes on Mike Davies
Of Britain today. The winner
will become the FIST non-seed
to gain the championship
bracket since Harry Likas in
1948. Likas lost in the final
to Billy Talbert now captain
of the United States Davis Cup
team.
In today's other seminal,
Ham Richardson of Westfield,
N. j., winner Of 1854 and 1855
but a loser in straight sets to
Ken Rosewall Of Australia in
last years final, faces Malcolm
Anderson, lone survivor from
Australia.
Green eliminated Dell, as,
go, GA. 6-3, while Davies beat
Ron Holmberg of Brooklyn, AS,
ST., 6-l, GA, 6-3. Richardson
ousted Sam Giammalva Of
Houston. "A, Us, 6-3, and An
derson beat Bob Mark Of Aus
tralia, 6-8, 1910, 6-3, CD.
SluBtes tQuhftef-FtnAI hOun0J
Mike Green. Miami. defeated Donald
pell; Bethesda. Nd. 40, g.. e.
Nal Anderson, Australia. defeated
Bob Marx, Australia. 6--s. l2-10.
B-3. e.
singles (Quarter-FinaIsl
Ham Richardson. Westf1eld: N. j.,
defeated Sam Giammalva. Houston.
Tex, ca, rs. 6--3.
Mike Davies, England. defeated Ron
Holmberg. BROOKLYN, 10, 81, 81
"a. 6-3
tDOublesD (Quarter- FinaIsl
Mai Anderson anu Neal Fraser.
Australia, defeated Ron Holmberg.
BROOKLYN. and Crawford Henry, At
lanta. Ga. d. 81
Mike Davies and Bob Wilson. Eng
land. defeated Sam Giammalva. Hous-
ton. Tex. and Barry Mackay. Dayton,
Ohio IS. B-3
Ash Cooper. Australia. and whitney
Reed. Alameda. Calf. defeated Mike
Green. Miami. and Mike Franks. Los
ANGELES. 6--3. 2--6. %.
Bob Mark and Roy Emerson Aus
tralia, defeated Dave Harum. Coral
Gables, Fla. and Kosei Kamo. Japan,
60. 6--3
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Gonzales was down so fast
under a punt In the fourth
quarter he knocked down both
the blocker and receiver Jon
Arnett A fight seemed
imminent when Norb Hecker
showed Leon Clarke after the
latter caught a pass in the Sec
ond quarter. H e c X e r
thought Clarke intended TO run
and knocked him off his feet.
Norm Van Brocklin missed
one 6O-yard throw 10 Clarke by
inches. -.
Coach Sid Gilman OF the
Rams said they knew all about
the Redskins new unbalanced
line offense and weren't
bothered too much about II.
. Ed Voytek's blocking was
the brand that will either get
j. d. Kimmel's Job or make
Kimmel try q little harder.
Red Stephens dad and
party Of seven almost missed
the game when Red forgot to
bring the tickets.
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CrowIs Win Honors
In Richmond Golf

RICHMOND. Va. Aug. II
(Special. - Jack and Jackie
Crowl of Silver Spring. Md, won
low net honors in the annual
Tommy Galloway Memorial
Patterson golf tournament on
the Hermitage Country Club
course yesterday. They posted
102-33-69.
Dave Ewell. jr., and his o.
year-old father won the gross
award with a par 70.
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MocPhoiI YeorIines Bring
$648, 700 at Saratoga Sale

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,
Aug. II (R.-Yearlings from
the consignment of Larry s.
MacPhail brought $64S,700 at
the Saratoga sales last night.
Forty-four youngsters were
sold for an average Of $l4,744,
a decrease from the 1856 figure,
as the SPA sales came to a
close. Last year. MacPhail sold
Al head for $667 900, an aver
age Of $l6,285.
Top purchase of the night
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CHARLES TOWN NOTES

Dorsey's Zuyder Zee and l19
on Flamingo Farms MADDOX.
Also included in the field of
eight for the mile and an eighth
feature was John M. McLana-
hans Miss Tie. the 4-year-old
filly that upset Zuyder Zee and
MADDOX here last Saturday. Miss
Tie. with 108 pounds, was pick
ing UP three more than she
carried last week.
Zuyder Zee, who was beaten
in the final strides, was drop
ping pound and MADDOX three.
Today was the original clos
ing date of the summer meet
ing here but two extensions will
carry the session to Septem-
Der z.
Attendance dipped to 3,008
here yesterday and betting
amounted TO $l96,2l3 on the
nine races.
Waterford Parks fall dates
were announced yesterday by
James G. Mcclure. chairman OF
the West Virginia Racing Com
mission. The Waterford track.
which is operated by the same
management as Charles Town,
will open September Is and run
through October is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-17
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
17.-Ournav, recently claimed
at Monmouth Park for $4,000
by his present owner, David A.
Livingston, was making his
Charles Town debut today and
was a slight favorite over Zuy-
der Zee and MADDOX in the
$4,000 Blue Ridge Handicap.
Bel Air competition was ex-
pected to hold the turnout to
about 5000.
Due to his impressive record
at Monmouth Park and two
earlier victories this spring at
Laurel and Bowie, Ournav was
carrying top weight of l24
pounds against l21 on Harry
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TITS IS 1871 TITS 3alO27 IA
ITripled for EichberE in 4th.
2Struek out for Cage in 7th
3Walked for Kreutzer In 9th.
Washington Dol 400 oOO-7
Buffalo 30l 900 0OO-a
Runs-copper. Miller. MONTGOMERY.
Farzanegan. Myse ("l. Culpepper, T.
Williams. Majtyka. KomodIinski (3l.
Slater Errors--Miller (2l. Rarzane-
gan, Myse. Eichberg az. Runs batted
in-Frarklin ~, Miller t2l culpep-
per CD. Slater f21. Panfil CO... Sor-
renting. Two-base hit-Farzaneea
Threesbase hits-Allman, Myxe. Gull
nepper. Slater Sacrifice. williams
Double play--Miller to Farzaneean 70
Altman. Left On Observation-Disclosures
q: Buffalo. 10 Bases on baHs-Of
Eiehbere. . on Cage. ! on Trollinaer.
:: on Sorrentino. ] OF Krentzer.
Struck out-By Eichberg. /: BY Cage.
=: BY Trollinser. g. nv Sorrentino. I /.
BY limerick, 2: by Kreutser. 5 wiid
pitch--Emerick Hits-On Eiehberg &
IN 3 innings: on CAGE. 4 In 3 innings:
on TrollinRer. In 3 innings. OF Sor-
rentino In 3si innings: OF Limerick.
in ga innings: OF Kreutzer. / in
o1a innings Runs and earned runs
on Eichberg. 40. of CAGE, 90 OF
Trollineer. 90: OF Sorrentino. 5-h on
EmericS. 20: on Krentzer. 90 VIM
nins piteher-Cage. Losing pitcher
limerick.
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Vita FIuffs Beaten
In ReoionuI Come

wILLIANdsPoRT, Pa, Aug.
II tSpeciaiJ.-The Vita Fluff
girls softball team of WASH
ington, D. c.. met the Erie
tPa)' team today in second
round Of the Central Atlantic
regional tournament.
Vita Fluff held a 10 lead
for four innings yesterday
against Lancaster. Pa. defend
ing champion. but lost, lO-l.
Red Malsbary started for
Vita Fluff and gave way to
Mildred Womersley in the
fourth inning when she pulled
a muscle running out a hit.
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Fred Cone Winner
OF Tennis Tourney

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. II
CSpeciaD Fred Cone of Be-
thesda, Md. is the boys ID
and-under champion Of the
Drexelbrook tennis tournament.
He won the title over Pey-
ton Howard of Washington,
6-3. Us. yesterday, while
Chris Stafford Of Lansdowne,
Pa. and Joyce Davenport of
Cynwyd. Pa. won the girls l8-
and-under and l5-and-under
titles from Carol Southmayd
and Nancy Martin of WASH
ington.
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HORSE SHOW

Continued from Page A-1O
anna is going strong in this
heat also only 4 points of the
leader.
Throughout the forenoon to-
day. the big races will become
cliffhangers. remaining in sus-
pense while the record horse
show crowd takes time out to
watch pony classes and a
small breeding division added
to spice up a program already
charged with high voltage.
Summaries:
Virsinia Horse Show equitation: I.
Bucky Reynolds. ., Betty Reynolds. g.
Wendy Hanson. Z, Heidi schmid
Professional Horsemen's Association
wSiiaoe HOLY; ! Anibas. CHUCK si AeKrr.
man; 3, Al Shook Up. New Hope Farm:
Z. Sir Passe. Ratliff Stables
Junior Omen Hunters ]. Mariana.
Sara Mar PAYNE: 2 sun Imp. Wayerly
Farm: a. sendpiper Heidi schmid
Llghtweieht green working hunters.
y Burgraves, Saxon Woods Farm .
Marlanna; .. Teddy Bear, Al Frazer
T. Mandil. Mr.. and Mrs Robert BuVke
pE if bus,s sna hsaVyE .sFH ETssn work york.
PettIbops, u; ., M sandman. MI Mr
and Mrs; G =. Blair; 3. Replace,
LishtweiEht green conformation
Farm; 2, Take Command Shawnee
Farm: 2, Mawingo,. Falrview Farms
Middle and heavyweight green con-
n 19rma, Mai hunters w'te i cameds' MT.
Squire, Waverly Farm: 3, Hans Brinker
s Mrs, Reg n;,e Jennings; a. Blue Who,
500 open Jumper stake. 1. Hail
Storm Storm a. Beauty Ray; Mrs. Robert
asorgs saddier; 4. Anibas, chuck
Junior conformation hunters; !.
hn sJna1s.i Gay Streak, qlennie
oDsS Green sun TOI ITP h Bss CHIP
Be. North Hill Farm: 3. Marihnna
Teddy Bear: 4. Gallery Lad.
open green conformation hunter
], Garden OF Eden. 2, Cameda; 2, The
$500 conforms ton hunter take: I,
Waiting Home Peggy AUGUSTUS. y
Thou Swell Mr. and Mrs, Notch. q
Duke OF Paeonlan Mr.. and Mrs John
Pettloone 4, Silver Miner, Chiduapir
Green working hunters under saddle
Be Be- Mariannai 3, oallary Lad
T. Teddy Bear
Green conformation hunters under
zest; 3, cameda: 4, Garden Of Eden
Fault and out. / All Shook Up. 2
Short Cut 3, Sir Passei 4 Beauty RAY
Two day touch and out hiah score
i AZ shook p Up 9 war, HaTk Gary
age Robert L. Beck.
owners class Homestead challenge
trophy: L Monty D. Jennepher Me-
lean. 2, Felix, Mrs. Lewis Werner II;
Farniey sure Thing. Helen Calvert.
Junior hunting attire. Sun Imp; g.
anna; 4 Tired. MiehSsl Del BAL.
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Floyd Faces SeguII
In Virginia Tennis

RICHMOND. Va. Aug. II
(SpeciaD. - The State tennis
championships move into the
semifnils today. as Don Floyd,
second-ranked player from Ar
lington. faces third seeded
Bernie Segall Of Norfolk and
top-ranked Bobby Pane meets
unseeded Bruce Sylvia. both Of
Richmond.
Floyd beat Frank Hartz Of
Richmond yesterday. 6-3. 60,
while Segall won over Bob Figg,
jr., Of Richmond. Sc. 6-3:
Payne defeated Bob Atwood Of
Richmond. 60. 1l-9. and Syl-
via ousted Bitsy Harrison OF
Richmond, SO. 60. 60.
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Muttos Nine Victor

The Mattos Paint baseball
team will play the Takoma
Tigers at 6 pm. Monday at
Montgomery Blair High field
in semif1nals of the Montgom-
cry County Boys Baseball AS
ISOLATION Junior division) play
offs. Mattos defeated Carl Free
man Builders, Us, yesterday at
Blair.
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Navy Airmun Wins
Title on 18th Hole

MEMPHIS. Aug. II Up. -
Jim Kinder of Ocean Beach,
Calf. sank an 18-foot putt on
the 18th hole to win the ALL
Navy golf tournament yester-
day with a 72-hole total Of 287,
one under par.
Kinder, stationed at Pensa-
cola, Fla. needed a par on the
final hole to beat Bruce Cudd
and Fred Blackmar. both Of
whom had already finished
with 288s.
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ytdF 5 funneruD.
Results.
Polo Streok Grows

The Potomac polo team won
its sixth straight match with a
lO-7 victory yesterday over
Seneca. Tom Matlock and Bob
Monahan scored three times
Tor Potomac and Frank Wilson
three times for Seneca.
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GIANTS. 2-S; PILLS, IL
New YORK AHoA,PhiIa. AHoJ
Totals "a s 81 Totals 80 727l3
4 Walked for Antonelli in sth.

z Ran TOT Jones IN 9th. -I-H.f
Struck out for Fernandez in 9th
New York I 900 600 0O2-2
Philadelphia 1880 01O 900 00O-l
Runs = Mays, Jablonski,. Repulski.
Error-Jablonski Runs batted in
Fernandez. Jablonski (2D. Twc-base
run Jablonski. Sacrifice-Jones. Sac
rince nv-Fernandez. Double play
e~encer to O'Connel to Harris, Left
on bases-New York. q; Philadeiphia.
g. Bases on balls-Of Antonelli, p: on
Roberts, , Struck out-By Antoneln,
8; by Roberts. q; by s, Miller. /. Hits
ON Antonelli, 9 in z innings: on S
Miller. in . innings. Runs and earned
runs-On Antonelli, .l-l OF Roberts,
-; on s, Miller. 90. Winning Pitch
er-S. Miller (5-Sl Losing pitcher
Roberts ts-l6). Umpires-Donatelli
Delmore Smith, Conlan. Time-2:IS.
Attendance-l6,733
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Runs----Robinsop t2l, Taylor ca,
Bell, Mcmillan, Adams, Speake, Tanner,
Moryn CD. Ions. banks, Walls.
DATED in-Banks 90, Long, Moryn
90. Adams, Mcmillan t2l, Gross.
Hoax, Bell, Robinson. 1wo-base hit
Mcmillan Three-base hit Gross
Home runs-Robinson Banks, Moryn.
Sacrifice bunt- Banks. Sacrifice -
Speake Kindall Double plays--Adams
TO Morgan to Long Morgan TO Banks
70 Long. Mcmillan TO Temple to
Grove Left on bases--Cincinnati | /.
chicago, Z Bases on balls-Oh Gross,
81 of Elston. ; of Brosnan, 9 Struc X
out--By Elston, 9; by Gross, 3, BY
Brosnan, g. Hits--Oh Fowler, 8 in /
inning Of Gross Z IN l0ia innings;
of Elston, 10 In z innings, of Brosnan,
In innings. Runs and earned runs
-oh Fowler, 5-5; OF Gross, So OF
Elston, 6-8: of Brosnan, 90 Hit by
pitcher--.By Elston robinson BY
Gross. lAdams). wild piteh--Elston
Pass ball-Buraess Winins pitcher
Brosnan. t3-4D. Loslns pitcher-oross
l4-f), Umpires--Jackowski Crawford.
VenBon, Ballantant. Time-3:27. At
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Runs = Aparicio. Minoso. kuenn
Boone Maxwell 81, House. Flnigan
Error None. Runs batteo in--Riyera
Boone 90. Maxwell. Finiean 60
ricio. Kuenn. Home runs-Boone, Max
well. Sacrifices-Fox, Aparicio. Hoeft
Double plays-Bolling to Boone; Hoeii
TO Finigan. Left ON bases--Chicago 10,
Detroit T. Bases on bells--On wilson
out-By Wilson, / by Hoeft, ). Hits
on Wilson, Z In 2h INNINGS: of kee.
gan, = in - inning: oil Fischer, in 4
innings: of Hughes. = In . innings
Runs and earned runs--Oh Wilson.
OF Hughes. III: of Hoeft. 2-2. Wild
pitch--Hoeft. Winnins pitcher-Hoeft
I5-1l. Losing pitcher-WilSon u3-Sl.
Umpires-paparella, Hurley, Runge,
Umont Time - 2.31. Attendance
31,445.
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Decker Playing
In Two Finals

WHEELING, W. Va. Aug. II
(SpeclaD = Top-seeded Char
lotte Decker of Washington
d. c., and second seeded
Adrienna Ayares of Baltimore
were to meet at / pm. here
today in women's singles finals
OF the Middle Atlantic Lawn
Tennis Association sectional
tournament.
Two Quantico Marine off,
GERS. 1t. Hank Spears and 1t.
Tom Bradford. were to meet at
! pm. tomorrow for the mems
singles title.
Women's doubles finals are
scheduled today with Miss
Decker and Carol Bentley, also
OF Washington. the No. / seeded
team, meeting Miss Alex Hufty
OF Chevy Chase, Nd, and Leigh
Hay Of San Francisco, the Sec
ond-seeded team.
In yesterdays matches. Miss
Decker BANKED Sosie Hublitz
of Arlington.s 60, 60. and
Mrs. Ayares defeated Miss
Hufty. unseeded. Ga. SO.
1t. Bradford was a ga.
ga, Ga victor over Fred Nc
Nair Of Bethesda. Md, last
years runnerup.
Results:
10 mems doubles quarterflnals, Don
hsiph and John Harris. Wsshineton
l u2st 70 Jack Sloat and Henry FoSs
sMasnlneton. by default Demas ana
spears defeated Bill Cruise, WheelinT
sho Hush Thompson, Charleston "a
80 bradford and It. Bruce Gustaf.
s 5onn 21antieo. defeated Edward KiiRus
nIockWood' Pa. and Lief Beck. Wash.
ny ny on, IS. 6--3. 6--2: McNair ana
5nll Meh. Washington, defeated II
oov vs mliiamson and 1t. Bill Leftwich,
IN women's doubles auarterfnals
Snaflotte Decker and Carol Bentiev
M,,,asshinston. defeated snookie Woods
Mneellng. and Anita Whitaker Wells.
ourR, I'D, 60. Alley Huftv snd
Leieh, Hay defeated Mrs. Nary FwiS
wheeling, and Mary Ann Nefi. Wash.
lntton. 0--3. Ga