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MT. PLEASANT

A membership class for t h e
churches of the Prince E d " r d
charge is being held each Saturday
afternoon until Palm Sunday at Mt
Pleasant, by the pastor. Rev.
j. S King.
Mrs. Ruby Redd spent a part Of
the week end with relatives III
South Boston
Mrs, G. E. Garrett is improving
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Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs Bobby Redd. and
baby. spent Sunday with her parents
at Farmville
Mrs. G. T Redd and Mrs T v.
Owen attended the Presbyterian
district conference at Victoria
Thursday.
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Reserve District No
n

Sate No 80
REPORT OF CONDITION Of PLANTERS BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY OF FARMVILLE" Of FARMViLLE, PRINCE
EDWARD VIRGINIA AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
MARCH Ii. 1857. a STATE BANKING INSTITUTION
ORGANIZED AND OPERATING UNDER THE BANKING
LAWS OF THIS STATE AND A MEMBER OF THE FED
ERAL RESERVE SYSTEM. PUBLISHED IN ACCORDANCE
WITH A CALL MADE BY THE STATE BANKING AL
THoRlTEs AND BY THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF
THIS DISTRICT.
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Prospect Student
Wins Fellowship

A Prospect youth IS ona Of tbs
Two Virginia Tech students WI
nave been awarded special fellow
ships in nuclear energy technology
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More than $50 900. 600 has been ex-
pended in the restoration Of vii
liamsburg
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Charter No 1888 Reserve Dtstrtct ne. :, ,
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL pAHN
OF FARMvtLLE I'M THE STATE or VIRGINIA. a. ' ls
CLOSE OF BUSINESS on MARCH Ia, ISoI rOnl.o'eD
IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMPT ROLLER OF
THE CURRENCY UNDER SECTION SAIL, U. s. RE
VISED STATUTES.
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ASSETS
Cash balances with other banks including reserve bal
ance and cash items III process collection l3ol8623
Government Obligations direct and guar
rb,,aati il ca+as and ol+fcai subdivisions 1778l000
1ttex hor'ds ,otoe ar4 .9erentnree .... 309744 "a
Cornorate stocks lncudlng s75o00o stock Federal
r2aee Nm, 10000
oa1s d d5sc1n rncudng 1929 "a ovedrafts) 22467297
Bank premises owned S8053339 furniture fixtures
S3 33057 ....-. ~ 0o5 20
Other assets 4ol09o
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Charter No Q222 Reserve District No 5
REPORT OF CONDITION or THE PEOPLES NATIONAL
BANK OF FARMViLLE IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA,
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON MARCH IA. 1887,
PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMP
TROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER SECTION 5211.
u. S. REVISED STATUTES.
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kl-.tl 80 ~ ~
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SENATOR'S
Continued from

Continued from Page Ala
by a pitch. But Daley came in
from the bullpen to dispose of
Schult. Jerry Snyder and Milt
Boiling.
NOTES: Idle today. the Sena-
tors open a three-game series
with the Tigers here tomorrow
night Pete Ramos will pitch
for Washington Youngsters
II and under will be admitted
to the bleachers for Thursdays
2 o'clock game for a dime, with
the money being turned over to
The Evening Stars Summer
Camp Fund.
Colavito made a terrific leap
ing stab against the fence for
Berberet's smash in the eighth
inning of the second game, then
threw on the fly to third base,
but too late to catch Becquer
advancing. If he hasn't the
strongest arm ever to dangle
from an outfielder's shoulder
he'll rank with the mighty men.
Alternately. who has won one,
lost his eighth and his fifth in a
row. When Pete Runnels
started three double plays in the
first game, he tied a record for
third basemen-but it isn't ex-
actly exclusive :. it's shared by
% others.
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GIANTS. Is: CUBS. 81

Totals 80 21S Totals 81 10 "a 0
] Doubled for Rodgers in 9Th.
2 Ran for JabionsN in Sth.
> Grounded out Tor Orissom in Sth
Announced as pinch batter for FL
singled Tor Tanning in 9TH.
8 Singled for Morsan in 9TH.
Ran for Long in 18th.
:, Lined out for Lown in 9th.
s SsE york d 1Sd a sSS S SdS-55
Runs--O'Connell (2), Mays (2), Spen-
Ger, Rodgers. Banks. Moryn. Neeman.
Littrell Tanner. Lockman. Error-Spen-
Ger. Runs hatted in-Thomson (2D. Muel-
Ter. o'Connen (2), Mays. Moryn (2l.
hits-Mays tsS, oconneiii' Jabicns 1Sr
Home run Moryn. sacrince = Kat.
sacrincs zy-Mueller Double play
Antonelli to katt to Loekman. Left on
bases--.New York, 8: Chicago 9. Bases
on halls-On Drott, 8; OF Antonelli. |;
on Lown. 1. Struck out--By Antoneili.
Z: by Drott 3; by Elston, g. Hits-On
Drott. in ga innings; on Elston, in
80 innings: OF Lown. ! in . innings;
of Antonelli. z in G innings faced 2
batters in 7th): on Grissom, 3 in l in
ming: OF Miller. y in innings. Runs
and earned runs-Oh Antonelli. A: on
prott SO: on Elston. 90: on Grissom,
III of Lown. lei; on Miller. 90. Wild
pitch--Antonelli Winning pitcher-An-
tonelli t5-6D. Losing pitcher--Drott &C.
~. Umpires-Conlan, Donatelli, Delmore,
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Mantle SizzIes in Drive
For His Second TRIBE

out for six or eight weeks due to
Ia broken leg. Hank Aaron's sim
Igle won the first game in the
ninth and Bill Bruton drove in
three runs with a triple and
double in the second.
Cincinnati's power, suffering
in recent weeks, came through as
the Reds. hit two homers in one
game and three in the other to
take 5-3 and So victories over
Pittsburgh. George Grove hit
a homer in each game among
his six hits.
The Giants. who have taken
a new lease on life on their
Western tour, won their fourth
straight series. The Giants
knocked of Chicago, Us and
81, by beating the Cubs two
hot-shot youngsters, 20-year-old
Dick Drott and 21-year-old Moe
Drabowsky. Johnny Antonelli
won the first game but needed
help. Curt Barclay struck out
eight Cubs and missed a shut
out in the second on Lee Walls
homer.
1t was a rough Sunday on
managers. especially in the Ma
tional League. Bobby Bragan of
Pittsburgh was chased for ques-
tioning a decision and so was
Mayo Smith of the Phils. Fred
die Hutchinson wasn't allowed
to stay around long enough to
see his league-leading Cardi-
nails salt away their victory over
Brooklyn. He got the heave-ho
for disputing a pitch to Gino
Cimoli in the ninth.
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Totals SO 7245 Totals 80 IL %
Ran for Adcock In end.
2 Famed for Hearn in 3rd.
3 Singled for Miller in 5th.
Famed for Covington in 5th.
Famed for Phillips in 9th.
Flied out for Bowman in Sth.
Flied out for Fernandez in Sth.
Famed for Farrell in 9th. a
philadelphia --- 0o so 0 M, oVU -
RnnsNIopata. Bouchee tSS. Bruton.
Mathews. Covington. Burdette. Logan
Crandall tel Error-Morehead Runs
batted in--Harmon. Bouchee (2). Phil
lips. Bruton (3), .schoendienst. (2l'
Mathews Two-base hits--Schoendienst
IlSan. Rruton Three-base hits -
Bouchee. Bruton. Home runs-Bouchee
Mathews Stolen bases--Pafko, Bruton.
Sacrifce-Schoendie Sacrifice ny-
oruton. Double transformations 10
Logan to Tore. Left on bases-Phila-
delphia. s.; Milwaukee: 9. Bases on balls
on caTdwslI 1 Hs, "a MOsehead, z; Otl
bridge. 2. struck out@By csrdweli. Z;
lips. 81. By TroxSridse, 3 Hts Oh
Cardwell. 5 in Ia innings; OF Hearn.
o IN X inning of KILLER o in 2 innings:
on Morehead, 9 in "a innings; on Far
rell. in . innings; OF Phillips. o in
innings of Trowbridee. ] in 8 innings
Runs and earned runs-Of cardwell,
3-3: on Hearn, 90; OF Miller. 90: OF
Morehesd. 2-e of Farrell. 90: of Phil
lius 3-3; of Trowbridge. 90. Hit by
pitcher BY Farrell (Torrel. Winning
Ipitcher-Phillios (3-2l. Losing pitcher
": german. Time; 80. Attendance
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ADVERTISEMENT
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MAJOR LEADERS

EATING biased on $50 at batsl-
Boston. 1858: Boyd. Baltimore AIS:
FOX Chicago. 1885; skowron. New
RuNS-Mantie, New York. 60; Williams
Boston. 49,. Piersall. Boston. AZ;
Smitn. Cleveland and Sievers. wash
RUNS BATTED N-sievers WASHING.
ton. 81; Mantle New YORK. 81: SHOW
ron. New York so: Wertz. Cleveland.
40: Jensen. Boston and Minoso. Chi
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Lemon; Washington. IS; sEowron.
DOUBLES-Malzone. Boston. is; Fox
s snd Minoso. Chicago and Plews and
IklPLES-Simpson and Mcdonald.
New York. 8; Nieman and BOYD, Bal
timore, .Skowron. New York and
Ho nsnOn RrN MsssnMlns59E. N.v v0,. .,
Williams, Boston. 10; Zernial. Kansas
Maxwell Detroit. Smith Kansas City
~, snd Skowron; New York. l2.
AparseiO and MinOso. chicaso. .:
Piiarcik Baltimore Piersall Boston
m, a1a Rivera; Chicago. :.
PIICHING.-,h based on Z .decisionsl---
Kansas City al. $50: Donovan
Cchicago. Burning. Detroit and Grim
sTRiKEouTs--Wynn Cleveland So
10 Macs, Detroit OF: Moore. Balti.
- NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on $50 at batsl--Mu.
6aTsh 1853: Hodses. BrooEiyn. .547;
. ,MilTaSEse. and cimoli. BTOoklynH, .sSS4
MVsRSss % Nnss Ns S Yo, AarCR
BBllasingame. st. Louis. AZ; Banks
Runs BATTED IN-Aaron. Milvaukee
cinnati. AZ; Moryn. chicaeo Al: Mays
u,HTssW york; and Ennis 81. Louis. 40.
einSs,, M sDJ s: 50; RObinson. Gin.
aIssingams: st. Louis 50 %. LOUIS 90
DOuBLES-Mustal. St Louis. 81: Hoax
Cincinnati u; Gillian. BROOKLYN, / 9;
Cincinnati: Boashee Phiiadeiphia. ana
TRfPIEsIBrUSsso5nn.h Milwaukee In =; sn,der.
s sTSSosIg snd Mas New YOrs; 81
CHICAGO; Bouchee. PhiIadelphia and
BlaSingame and Moon. 81. Louis, e.
HOWE ME-. RSsN,sIE IA. ,Milws'Ikee ~
i IL; f Banks. GIhi,s1so End Robinson
STOLEN BASES-Mays. New York. 81:
B smPPle Cincinnati mat, GILLIAN
glasingame St Louis 3.
PITCHING biased on z decisionO-
Sanford. Philadelphia a-l, 300;
M fnmias 81 Louis so 81 Js So su II
Louis. a-3 $50; Acker. Cincinnati
STRIKEOUTS - Sanford. PHILADELPHIA
IS: Drott. Chicago rs: Drysdale,
Brooklyn 50: Arroyo. Pittsburgh So:
Cardwen. Philadelphia and Friend
Pittsburgh. So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-24
CisseI- Suxon Wins
On 2-Run Homer

Dave Blanche hit a two-run
homer in the final inning to
lead Cissel Saxon to a 5-4 VIC
tory over Colmar Manor in a
Southern Maryland District
American Legion game yester-
day at Blair High School.
In other games Hyattsville de-
feated Viers Mill. liza. at Viers
Mill and My Maryland. first
half champion. opened the Sec
ond round Of play with a 90
forfeit victory over College Park.
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Continued from PAGE Al.

COntlnueu from Page Ala
Williams hit his 18th and 10th
homers.
Baltimore shaded Detroit, 5-4,
on Jim Busby's tie-breaking
homer. Ray Moore had three of
the Orioles IS hits while going
the route with a six-hitter.
In the National League the
Cardinals held their one-game
lead in the ever-changing race.
The Phillies. second Saturday
night, dropped to fourth by los
ing a pair to Milwaukee, which
took over second place.
Wally Moon drove in two runs
with a triple and stole home in
the Cardinals 4-3 decision over
Brooklyn. Larry jackson won
his ninth with help from Hoyt
Wilhelm in the ninth.
Milwaukee downed the Pills.
7-6 and TO, for Bob Bull and
Taylor Phillips but lost the serv-
ices Of Joe Adcock. who will be
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CARDINALS, 4; DODGERS, )

Totals 81 q - IL Totals 80 % 10
Struck out for Drysdale in 7th.
, Ran for Campanella in 9th.
3 Grounded out for Labine IN pth.
Brooklyn 0sO 00O nnl -
St. Louis 100 500 O0x--4
Runs Cimou. Campanella. Neal
Blasingame, Ennis, Boyer. Moon. Error
Neal Runs batted in-Drysdale 80.
Neal. Moon %, lBlasingame scored on
balk BY Drysdale In LIST inningl, Moon
stole home in fourth inninel. Two-base
'hit---Cimoli Three-base hit Moon
Stolen base--Blasingsme Moon. Double
play-Dark to Blasingame to Musial
Left on bases-Brooklyn. 9; st. Louis
ID Bases on balls--On Drysdale, l: on
Jackson. 3. Stuck out-By Drysdale. s;
BY Labtne,. !; By Jackson. 3. Hits-on
2; on Jackson. 5 in 8 faced one batter
N 9TH; on wilhelm. ! IN ]: Runs and
bine. 90; on Jackson, 3-3: OF wilhelm.
90; Hit BY pitcher--By jackson Reese
Balk - Drysdale. Winning pitcher -
Jackson i9-3) Losing pitcher-Drys-
dale 3d. Observation-Disclosures JAG.
kowski. Crawford, Venom. Time-2:23.
Atfendance-9T $50
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MocKoy Defeats
GiummuIvu to Win
NCAA Tennis Title

SALT LAKE CITY. June "a
(Pl.-Barry MacKay Of Michigan
traded slams with Sammy Clam
malva for five sets yesterday
before capturing the National
Collegiate (NCAA) tennis cham
pionships, Ga, 3-6. 60, 3-6
and 6-3.
MacKay's win helped Michigan
to the team title with 10 points.
Tulane had 9, Texas 7 and Iowa S.
In the doubles championship.
top-seeded Crawford Henry and
Ronald Holmberg Of Tulane de-
feated Michigan's MacKay and
Dick Potter. 6-3. TO, Ga.
Ga.
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Totals 30 s 245 Totals 20 Is 81 o
Grounded out for Portocarrero In
9 Grounded out for Kellner in sth.
3 Grounded out for Hunter in 9th.
Lined out for German In 9th.
3 Ran for Williams in I'd.
Ran for Klaus in Sth.
Kansas City - 900 600 303-- 9
loostoh 2OJ OOU OOx-lO
Runs--zernial. Smith. Power t2),
Lopez, Held. Piersall ca, Klaus. viii
Jams, Vernon, Lepcio (2), white, Brewer.
20, Piersall t2l. Klaus 90. Vernon
Malone Brewer, Zernial. Power az, Held
90. Two-base hits--Piersall 90, YER
non, Lepcio. Lopez (2b. Home runs
Williams Zernial, Power, Held. Left on
6ases-LKansas City, 8; Boston. z. Bases
Struck out-By Carver, / by Host, 1 (: by
Kellner. 3; BY German. !: By Brewer, s
Hits--of Carver. g in IA innings; on
McDeermott, in inning: of Host. 4
IN "a INNINGS; OIL Portocarrero. ] In 2
innings; OF Kellner in 2 innings; OF
German, l in / inning Runs and earned
runs-Oh Carver 5-5; OF McDermott
~: on Host, 3-3; of Portocarrero 90:
on kellner. 90; of German, 90; of
Brewer, .6-6. Passed ball-Smith. Win
1inR pitcher-Brewer fS-6, Losing pitch
er-Garyer 49,. Umpires--Paparella
Hurley. Umont. Runge. Time-2:35.
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Totals 81 IL 26l3 Totals ~ : 90 z
lSingled for Drabowsky In 3rd.
3orounded out for Hillman in 9th.
aSmeieo for Elston in Sth
4Walked for Tanning in 9th
=, 6Straek out for Littrell In 9th
New YORK Ola 900 00O-5
Chicago 400 0OI tl00--I
Runs-oconnel. Mays, Thomson.
Spencer, Thomas. Walls ErrOrs-Bar-
clay. Moryn. Morgan Runs batted in
Barclay, MAYS. Thomson, Spencer. Vir-
gil Walls. Two-base hits-Barclay. o.
GGC onn;il Thomson. Home run--Walis;
TO Long: o'connell TO Spencer 70
Lockman go; Spencer to o'Conneil to
l.ockman. Left on bases-New York o!
Chicago Bases on balls--oft DraboT-
sly, =: on Barclay, 3; OF Hillman. /:
on Lown. l.. Struck out-By Drabowsky.
r 4 BY Barclay: 8; BY Hillman, /; BY
Z innings OF Hiliman. / in innings:
on Elston, IN 3 innings: of Lown.
9 IN ! inning. Runs and earned runs
o. Barclay. ii: on Drabowsky. "a,
on Hillman. 90 of Elston, 90 Win
ming pitcher-Barclav (3-5) Losing
ppi pitcher, t4.sl. Umpire
--2:Op za9
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SECOND GAME
Totals 6ss4il Totals s29275

aOtNAH 90 " - Iblhh = 4
! Struck out for Rand in 9Th
2 Fouled out for ARROYO in 9TH
Grounded out for Swanson IN 9th.
Pittsburgh O0i 0i0 nOO-2
Cincinnati Ola 600 O0x-bI
Runs-Skinner. Virdon. Temple, Hoax.
Grove. Robinson. Burgess. Errors
Skinner. Thomas. Runs batted in
Skinner, Thomas. Hoax t2l. Grove, Bur-
CESS. Robinson scored on Thomas error
u I'D. Two-hase hits--Baker. Hoax
Home runs1.Skinner. Hoax. Grove. Bur-
CESS. Sacrifice-Sanchez Double plays
--0roat 70 Mazeroski to Thomas; Bur-
CESS TO- Temple Left on bsses--Pitts-
burRh, Z; Cincinnati, .. Bases on balls
on Kline. ]; of Acker, !" Struck out
BY Arroyo, .; by Acker, ); by Sanchez, 9.
Hits-On Kline. : IN pa innings: of
Arroyo, in 2ts innings: OF swanson.
q . innings; of Acker in ; innings
faced 3 batters In Bth). Sanchez ] In
Z innings, Runs and earned runs-on
Kline. 5-5; of Arroyo, 90; on Swanson.
90; on Acker, 2-2; on Sanchez, 90
Winning pitcher-Acker (s-3l. Losing
pitcher--Kline Gid. Umpires-Landes.
Baker. Dascoli and secory. Time 81
Attendance-22,lSS.
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SECOND GAME


Totals "a o 81 IA Totals 34727 8
Grounded out for Ditmar in 9Th
> Grounded out for Simpson in 9TH.
3 Struck out for Carey in Sth.
Singled for Collins in 9th
Struck out for Kubek in 9th.
Chicago III 900 100
New York 900 900 O03--3
Runs--Fox (2). Minoso, Donovan.
Richardson. McDougald, Mantle Error
Phillips. Runs batted in--Doby, Torgeson,
Phillips Fox, Mantle 90. Two-base hits
Dolby, Minoso, Phillips. Howard. Home
runs--Fox. Mantle. Stolen base--Fox
y vple ulay-Esposito TO Fox to Tor
geson. Left on bases-chicago, IL: New
York, 3. Bases on balls-On Donovan.
l. of Cicotte. 4: on Ditmar. l. OF Lar
sen 3. Struck out-By Donovan. 3; nv
La Paine. . by Cicotte. 9: by Ditmar. 4;
by Larsen, . Hits-Oh Donovan, o in s
innings (faced 3 batters in eth: Of La
Paine, / in ] inning: of cicotte 3 in
Is innings. OF Ditmar, in Al innings:
on Larsen, 3 In 3 innings. Runs and
earned runs-On Donovan, 3-3: of La
Paine, 90. of Cicotte, 2-2: on Ditmar,
IL; OF Larsen. Ill. Wild pitch-La
Paine. winning piteher-Donovan t7-2).
Losing pitcher--Cicotte (0-2D. Umpires
-Rommel. Napp. Stevens, Rice. Time
2;52. Attendanee-63.7S7
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BRAVES, TT; PHILLIEs, 60
Totals 80 lO eell Te.sls 81 IOa nj

Totals 331026ll To.els 81 100 -
l Grounded out for Fernandez in Sth.
2 Ran for Bouchee in 9th.
3 Famed for Bull in 9th.
Two out when winning run scored.
Philadelphia 012 200 00l--6
Milwaukee 400 0lO lOl-1
Runs--Ashburn (2l, Repulski, Lopata,
Ferns ndez Roberts. Bruton 90. Schoen-
dienst. Mathews, Aaron, Covington.
Errors-Hamner, Jones (2l. Runs batted
in--Repulski. Bouchee. Anderson (2l,
Roberts. Ashhurn, Aaron 81, Adcock
(2), Bruton, Schoendienst. Matthews
scored in LIST on passed balD. tAshburn
scored on foul fiy in 9TH. Two-base hits
Jones. Bruton, Mathews. Three-base
hit--Adcock. Home runs Repulskf,
Bruton. Sacrifice flies---Anderson,. Ash
burn Double plays-Rice to Logan:
Logan to Schoendiest TO Tore. Left on
ss:es.PhiI,Selphis SS.r, Mii y. 0N a,n,
q. Struck out-By Roberts, 4; by Bull,
.. Runs and earned runs--on Roberts.
1:5: on Bull, Go Passed ball-Lopsta.
pitcher-Roberts .(6-O Umpires-oor-
man, Dixon, Burkhart. Time-2:1O.
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CLEVELAND
2mffb gia


lit BY pitcher for usher in sth.
. Doubled for Bridges In sth
3 Sent sacrifice fly to right for Kem-
merer in Sth.
Ran for woodling in 9th
5 Fouled to catcher for Throneberry
IN nth.
Cleveland - 600 oil l4O--7
Washington 600 00O O3a-5
Runs batted in-Iemon ~. smith
f2l. carrasquel Earleski CD Strick-
land. Berberet. Plews. BecQuer Two
base hts-Courtney Carresquel Bee
ouer. Three base Woodling Home
runs--Lcmon, Smith f2I Narleski Sac
rliice fiies--Berheret. Plews Double plays
--Runnels 20 Bridges 70 Sieyers. eleven
ger TO Boiling 70 Sievers. Left on bases
Cleveland y. Washington, IL. Bases
on balls--On Garcia 4 of Kemmerer
g. of Narleski. / of clevenger, l. Struck
out--By Kemmerer 81 by Garcia, 2
Hits-Od Garcia. in 9 innings
pitched 70 two batters in 7thl. on
Narleski. 4 In . innings pitched 10 .
batters IN ethl of Daley. o IN
inning OFF Kemmerer II In innings
of Cleyenger, ! in ! inning. Runs and
leski. 3-3. on Daley 90; of Kemmerer.
BY Garcia Iemonl; BY, Narleski
(Throneberry and Courtney. Passed
balls-Nixon. Courtney. Winning pitcher
Garcia $50. Losing piteher-kem-
merer C2-bl. Umpires--McKinley. Soar
Tabacehi and Berry. Time--2.3s. At
$50
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Totals 81 8 246 Totals 40 16 81 10
1 EIiad Out IL. piuo=a q. EAh


Flied out for Rivera in 5th.
2 Singled for Staley in Sth.
Chicago - 100 900 O10--2
new YORK -------- QUO 80 OOx-9
Runs--Aparicio. opposite. Richardson.
McDougald CD, Mantle. Bauer. Skow-
ron, Howard t2), Carey. Errors-None
Runs batted in--Dropo. Fox, Bauer ~
Howard. Carey. Skowron co. Richard
son. McDougald, Mantle. Two-base hits
hits poSs yMep %ants
Home run--Bauer. Sacrifice fiy-Dropo.
Double play--McDougal to Richardson
to 6kowron. Left on bases-Chicago 5;
New York, o. Bases on balls-OfI
Pierce, Il; OF staley, /; OF shantz. 2
Struck out-By Pierce q by Staley, Q:
By La Paine, /; by shantz. 4. Hits
on Pierce. II in 5 innings faced 3
batters In 6th): on Staley. 3 in 2
innings; of La Paine, 2 in 1 inning
Runs and earned runs-On Pierce. ~:
OF Staley. 2-2; OF Shantz. 2-2; on La
Paine. 90 Winning pitcher-Shantz
Old. Losing pitcher-Pierce 10-5).
umpires-Rice. Rommel. Napp. Stevens
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SECOND GAME
Totals 81 8 "a o Totals 3s 10 % 6
I Popped out for Terry in 9Th.
2 SINGLED for Trucks IN Efh


Kansas City - 600 OO1 600 /
Boston 300 131 l1x-10
Runs-De Maestri. Klaus. Williams
90. Gernert. Malone, Stephens go,
vernon Error-Cerv. Runs batted in
Malone al Stephens (2l, Daley. Will
liams. Gernert. stephens scored on
Cerv's error in 5th), Lopez Tvo-base
Maestri Three-base hits-Stephens.
Home runs-Malzone, Williams, Step
hens. Gernert Sacrince ny-Stephens.
Double plays-Power to DeMaestri to
on bases---Kansas City. g; Boston. g.
Bases on balls--on Terry. 9: on Truck.
!. Struck out-By Terry. 2; BY Trucks,
nni s'o on trucks n in eTri inni Ia 81
OF Morgan. ] in l inning. Runs and
earned runs-on Terry, 7-6: on Trucks,
81: on Morgan, Ill; OF sullivan, III
pitcher-Terry t2-2l. umpires-Hurley.
Umont, Runge, Paparella. Time-2:0S.
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~ Flied out for Hernandez in eth
Cleveland 400 0S5 OaI-l4
WASHINGTON coz e0O O60- .
Runs hated in-Wertz f3l Colavito
f3l. Byerly. Plews Woodling az
Raines. Brown scored on Bolling's
error in 9th. Maris Co Two-base
htts-RsineS. Woodling en- colavifo
Smith t2l. Bridges Wertz Strickland
Three-baSe hit-Byerly. Home runs
Mertz. Woodling. Stolen baSe-Smtth
Double plays--Runnels to Plews to
Sievers 80. Sacrifice fly-Plews Left
on bases-cleveland, Z; Washington. q.
Bases on bslls-Of Abernathy. /; OF
Byerly, .: of Wynn. .; Of Hernandez
!: CT HYDE. J.. Struck out-By Aber-
nathy. !: BY Byerly. 4; ~ Wynn. :;
by Hyde. >. Hits-OI Abernathy. 4
in "a inning: of Byeriy. Q in ! inning.
% Hernandez, in . innings OF
HYDE. Z Ia innings. Runs and earned
runS-On Wynn, %. of Abernathy
Al; of Byerly. 6-6 OF hernandez
lei of HYDE. SO Winnine pitcher
wynn e9-Si. Losing pitcher-Aber-
nathy u.s.. UmpireS-B Berry McKn-
les, Soar. Tabacchi. Time 81