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0atman Leading
Virginia Open

NORFOLK, Va, May IS (Spe-
cialD Harold Shorty Oatman
had a commanding four-stroke
lead over defending champion
Jack Isaacs going into today's
second round of the Virginia
State Open golf tournament after
posting a sizzling 63 yesterday on
the par 10 Ocean View course.
1t was the best competitive
round ever played. said the
5-foot-6. 184-pound pro from the
Naval Base Golf Club, who needed
only % puts.
The 46-year-old Oatman's
round was one stroke better than
the previous Ocien View record
held by Randolph Miller of Nor
folk. and tied the 18-hole mark
for the State Open hung up by
Chandler Harper of Portsmouth
in 1916 at the Cavalier course at
Virginia Beach.
One stroke behind Isaacs, seek
ing his fourth straight title, were
Johnny Kelly. a pro, and Bill
Whistler. an amateur, both of
Norfolk. with 68s.
Still in the running with COS
were four amateurs, Wynsol
Spencer Of Newport News, and
Woody Poore. Herman Hope and
Tom Strange. all of Norfolk.
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Top Navy Awards
Won by Smiley
And Mussimino

ANNAPOLIS. May IS (R.-
Dave Smalley and Andy Massi.
mino are winners of the Nava
Academy's two top sports awards
Smalley. captain of the has.
ketball team the last two year,
and also a star baseball player
will be presented the Nava
Academy Athletic Association
Sword during ceremonies mex
Wednesday.
Massimino, captain of the has.
ketball team and also a soccer
star. win get the Thompson
Trophy Cup.
The sword is for the graduate
who has personally excelled il
athletics during his years of var.
sity competition" while the cur
goes to the midshipman who ha.
done the most during the cur.
rent year for the promotion o.
athletics at the Naval Academy.
The presentations will b,
made after dedication ceremonies
at the academy's new field house
Smalley is only the secont
midshipman in Navy history t,
captain the basketball team
twice. He averaged IA points ,
game in his three years of varsit,
competition. and was leadinI
scorer twice. In baseball, hi
.4l8 average won the Eastern
League title last year.
In addition to captaining tn
baseball team. Massimino was ol
the All-America soccer team tn
last two years and has been
leader in Nays intramural pro
gram.
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FIGHT

Continued From Page A-10
between Jimmy Cooper. 1877. Of
Washington and Wall Living
ston. 1924. of New York. was a
lcorker. Cooper knocked down
Livingston. recent conqueror Of
Gene Smith. twice in the first
round and appeared headed for
an early win. But the wild-look-
ing New Yorker roared back TO
win a split-decision in a toe-to-
toe scrap.
Kid Hurricane. 1877, won a
four-round decision over SAKE
Robinson. 1856: Jimmy Thomp-
son. $50. scored a t.k.o. at 1924
of the first round over Henry
Maddox. ITO; Willie Gray. Isl,
and Ray Butler. l57. fought to
a draw. and Roy Roberts. 1874,
scored t.k.o. over Harold Smith,
l3l. at 2:59 of the fifth and final
round. All except Roberts, who
is from New York. are Washing
ton fighters.
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MAJOR LEADERS
By the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

L ~ = AAA(hN LEAOUL
hams. Boston. .4lI: Fox oA's chicSso
.i5s; Mantle. New York, az: Ber.
t Ss. Detroit. .s6s; werta. Cleveland
RUNs-sIevers. Washington. "a; vii,
nams; Boston, and Mantle New York
~; FOX Chicago. %: Boyd. Balti.
RUNS BATTED IN-s,ev,r,. w.,n,r,.
ton "a. Dolby chicago. "a; Jensen
Boston. ?2; Minoso. chicaeo; Werts
K srsas e,,s snS zernial and Simpson
Kansas City; and sievers. Washingto ton
BfrtoIa, Detroit. ~.
Dowv Iap,s.,drox chlssso. and plews
Gardner. Baltimore; Maizone. Boston
Minoso. chicaeo: Kuenn. Detroit, ans
IS,eyers. Washington, ..
Ni emsn snd sona Kansas CITY. Z
Detroit: Gran, Kansas City: Me Ieon
Eald. New York. and Lemon. wash
HOME 0nl R1Ns-wfnisms. Boston. 10
Kansas City. 81; Mantle. New York. Z
STOLEN BAsES--Landis. Chicago, 8
Bait%ors iss islssl Boston, Par snt
n, AAppsrisio. Fox and Minoso, chicago. I
Trucks; Kansas City, S:S. I.oSo
ssso sf'io ssi Brewer SSa; S SUsson. G snt
Pierce, Chicago 90. .ibo, -
sTRIKEouTs-Pierce. CHICAGO. as
t wsnn' Gle Senr. a.; B By D.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
bAIIiN0 biased on rs at batsl-
honinson. cineinnsti. 800; AARON
sSc MSsia Louis uHs' si6 5:'i sSiIss
RUNs@xsron. Milwaukee. 80; Robinson
TTi nnsI1 ~; Post cincinnati. 20
temple CINCINNATI 20; Mays. New
RUNS BxfrED N-rurillO BROOKLYN
4 ~ Aaron. Milwaukee. 90: Robinson
S vs pIaS,r, a. Hs ross Cincinnati "a
HIIS-Roblnson. CINCINNATI, 50:. Aaron
YORK. al Musial. St. Louis, rs; orost
DouBLEs ~ Hoax. Cincinnati an,
Musial, st. Louis, ~. Gillian. Brook
lyn, 10; Hodges, Brooklyn, Post, Gin
ssinnati;s Boucheea Philadelphia. ant
York and Bouches. Philadelphia, 3
ON ' au M Milwaukee. ii
MSOFp 81 and L sSn:r q New Ms YdSS Nh AZ
players tied with q.
STOLEN BAsEs--Mays. New York. is
Gillian. Brooklyn. Temple. Cincinnati
and Brgton; Milwaukee. 0; Fondy
PITCHING (based on 8 decsions,--
Cincinnati. Sanford. Phiiadsiphis. an,
jackson, 81. Louis, b-f, ,S3a
Lawrence. Cincinnati, Al. ,anO.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Brooklyn, ~
Fhiiss.lphis, 81 RoSsi,, S' eslis'
deiphia. and Jones. 81. Louis.
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Brothers Drive
.Favorites for
Rosecroft Race

Tonight's $4,000 Variety Club
pace at Rosecroft. which drew
IL entries, could be a family
affair If 22-year-old Herman
Graham. jr., and his 19-year-
old brother Tom are in tor
driving form.
The two will drive Goose Win
and Secret Brook, respectively
and on past performances the
entry figures to be about a 2-to-1
choice. Their father owns the
horses.
OF the two, Goose Win APP
pears to have the best chance
going after his fourth victory
in four starts after taking the
Quick Trick Memorial last Tues.
day night.
Adios Fancy, a 3-year-olc
owned by Alex Parsons Of Lon.
don. Ontario, and Jack Smith?
entry of Direct Walnut and Jad,
Hanover are expected to be w
with the leaders. Adios Fanc,
won the first time out this yea
in 2:052s.
Chauncey Hanover. driven b.
Clarence Martin, and John W
Miller's Impkin might also b.
troublemakers.
William T. Maybury's 5-year'
old Galaphone won last night,
$4,000 Symbol Gantle tro
before almost 5000 fans for hi
third victory in five starts. Tit
winner went off at Q to 5 anC
paid $3.50. $2.40 and 1920 Will,
Boosting his all-time earning,
to $4,000.
Galaphone, fastest trotter o.
all time on a half-mile track
beat four rivals by two anC
three-quarter lengths in 2:042s
only one second of the tract
record held by Katie Key.
Carl Scholl's 8-year-old mart
Lady Dunn set the pace anc
finished third behind Charlie
Kings Lady's First.
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ROWING
Continued From Page A-1O

Continued From Page A-1O
than that of favorite George
Washington. which won the
second heat for jayyees.
In all. the three suburban Vir-
ginia schools entered eight boats
in six Of the eight trial heats
yesterday. Five were winners,
one grabbed a second place and
the other two missed qualifying
for today's finals.
The other victors were the
George Washington junior fours
and the Washington-Lee senior
four. Hammond was second in
its only race to that hot WI
Junior varsity eight. Eliminated
beside the CIV varsity eight was
the WI junior four.
Perfect racing conditions con-
tributed to the excellent times
yesterday in all events. The
skies were clear. the wind follow.
ing the current downstream and
the surface not quite choppy.
Yesterdays qualifiers ar,
Joined by crews in five othe,
f1nals at 2 pm. today. Not re.
curing trials yesterday wer,
races for junior and senior singh,
SOULS. Junior and senior doubI,
SOULS and senior quadrupl,
SOULS.
Summaries:
h.s S,nAmPionship eisht-oared shells. frs
1920; 2. Lower Merton IAlHdinssUn-P Ps
4;457; g. Belleville. N. j., HIN la 4
H. Seorge Washington. no time.
ans iltxnplonsnip eiehts. second heat,
deiphia, i:s6s: 3 0s 81 Jo.s rrseP, Phila
Institute. Buffalo. 4:57 Th Sou ~,
Scnool. PRINCETON. n j.. no time 4 a.,
MEX Oh Of Noun, Mount Carmel. Wyandotte
championShip four-oared shells Wit,
eoxsswaIn' nrst heat. 3 aualify-i' Hayer
ioId, Pa. School, 5:2s. 2. Delta See
9enS Nu,g. School. Hamilton. Ontario. SIS rs
ontario. 5:32.2; 4. Lower Merton n,
s nS liz Arlington. POuShkeepsie. N. z
-, c,h.iamDiOnship fOurs. second heat.
81 tny Hndrs Msrrisson; Ontario. .5:3I.9; !
Poughkeepsie. N. y. Hieh M $50. DoO'
u Junior eishts. first heat. 5 aualifv-1
xW VS. u Lee, 4:49; ., Hammond
n theodore 9.rcr Roosevelt, wyandotte. Mich
L George Washington. 4:5S9 Tscn
Sun 1nnt o:95I 5. Lower Merton. S :Ga. :
,course 100 yards abort Of miiei -ni
h hnen Park. Mich. High. b:i2.0:
T3isssnpa mon, Buffalo. 5.I4.3: 4
ns IN Franklin Delano Roosevelt
, n Park. y. Y. no time; s, WashinT
ton.iee, no time; g, Arlington, no time
Junior forrs;. second heat, ouaIif
course short OF mile)-1. George Wash
Bishop Fallon. Buffalo. 5:3s; 1. Ponvh
kkeepsie' no time: 8. Msgr. Bonner. phiia
atss ms no time: 0. Lower Merton. =,
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Silver Spring Dog
Wins at Bio Show

Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Pisci-
otta's l3-inch beagle. Oh. To-
Bar-To Little Mo has added the
Morris and Essex Kennel Club
shows best-of-breed award to
his growing list of triumphs.
Little Mo. whose sire, Mighty
Mo. is a retired champion, de-
feated 81 rivals.
The Morris and Essex, held at
Madison. N. j.. is the worlds
biggest and attracted over $500
entries.
Little Mo. whose owners live
at 1l4l3 Newport Mill road,
Silver Spring. Md. won in the
last National Capital show here
and also was judged best in the
hound group in the Annapolis
show last October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-25
ANN HABERCOM
BOWLING VICTOR

Ann Habercom defeated
Phyllis Jones. 371-342. last
night at WMAL-TV in the
Jackpot Bowling Derby.
In running up a margin
Of 20 pins Mrs. Habercom
rolled games Of 1875, 1919
and lit against lis, ia and
l13.
Mrs. Habercom, who holds
the all-time record for game
and set in the National
Duckpin Congress cham
pienships with l97-469, is a
member Of the Washington
Brick team Of the Capital
Women's Major League.
WMAL-TV tonight at $50
will inaugurate a novel
duckpin program. Bowl
the Champ" with Gerry
Stair opposing four bowlers
in a box-by-box contest.
A sad note in last nights
program was the announce
ment of the death from
a heart ailment of Lou
Kramer, director of the Penn
Recreation Bowling Center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-25
Stock Cars Race
At Old Dominion

Pete Minor of Falls Church
and Ray Hendricks of Richmond
will receive undivided attention
at Old Dominion Speedway to-
night in a five-event program
for sportsman stock cars begin
ming at $3.50.
Minor has put his No. 10 car
fist across the finish line in
three consecutive feature races
in this area. including the 25-
lappers the last two Saturday
nights at Old Dominion. Hen
bricks has been runnerup each
time.
AS many as IS entries are
expected tonight to give Minor
and Hendricks as much compe-
tition as possible. The field in
cludes the other nine top-point
scorers at Old Dominion besides
Minor.
Drag racing for hot rods and
motorcycles will resume at Old
Dominion at 1890 am. tomor-
row.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-25
Injury to Perez Costs
lopes Another Bout

SACRAMENTO. Calf. May
IS R.-Lightweight joey Lopes
Of West Sacramento has had a
second scheduled fight pulled
out from under him by an in
jury to his opponent.
Promoter Jackie King said
Lulu Perez, slated to meet
Lopes here Tuesday night. came
up with a swollen hand after
knocking out Julian Vasquez in
Los Angeles Thursday night.
King said the bout was can
celed on the advice OF Perez
doctor. No substitute was an
nounced.
Lopes was booked to fight
Paoli Rosi in a Washington
ID. c.. televised fight last night
An injury to Rosi led to SUBJ
stitution Of Virgil Atkins and
Jimmy Beecham on the card.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-25
Handicap Strokes Make
BoegIen, DiMoio Tough

When Durwood Boeglen and
Sal piMaio of Manor Club won
the medal in the Congressional
Member-Guest tournament it
generally was regarded as an
upset.
And while there are star
amateurs who are playing better
individual golf in the Congress
sional event, there are no two
partners teaming better. Boeglen
and DiMaio still are in there
in today's semif1nals. and could
be troublesome for the favored
Col. Rennie Kelly-Lew Russell
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Stock Cor Pilot Dies
AT fredericksburg

FREDERICKSBURG Va, May
rs R).-Charlie Dyer, about Al,
Of North Bergen. N. j.. a stock
car race driver. was pronounced
dead on arrival at a hospital
here last night after his car
smashed into the raceway fence
during a race.
First reports said Dyer might
have suffered a heart attack.
Another driver said Dyer had
been taking medication for a
heart condition.
Dyer, the 1880 NASCAR cham
pion, raced with great success at
Old Dominion and Marlboro in
recent years. He won the 300
lap feature at Old Dominion last
year and won several other dis
lance events at both tracks. He
was known as a money driver
and consistently finished near
the top.
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WOMEN'S GOLF
REDWOOD Diffenbaugh

n r N w OOO tDl1enDaugn
trophy Class AIRS. D. j
Ward. 90-17-73; Daphne Dut-
ton, 91-16-75: Mrs. T. K. Allen,
86-10-76: Mrs. N. F. Hollander:
91-15-76. Gross-Mrs. Betty
Meckley. "a. Glass B-Mrs. A.
w. March. 95-2O-75: Mrs. John
Schott, 99-23-76; Mrs. w. N.
Denton, 99-2l-78: Mrs. D. C.
Kohlhaas, 104-255-79. Gross
Mrs. F. r. Kadie. "a.
WASHINGTON G&CC ladies
Day)-Mrs. H. w. Porter. I'LL
27-74: Mrs. Robert Hart, GLIB
70; Mrs. E. L. DUTIES, 98-l9-79;
Mrs. A. H. Adkins. 104-24-80:
Mrs. F, F. Williams. l13-33-80;
Mrs. Lloyd Dennis. 89-7-82.
PRINCE GEORGES-Mrs. Bill
Werber of Columbia won the
invitational tournament with a
94-18-76.
Mrs. c. P. Phoebus of Army
Navy took low gross with "a,
followed by Betty CARRIER with IS.
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GRADED HANDICAPS
FOR ROSECROFT
BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS

Sidney Gallon. Centerville
Girl, Miss Martha D.
MERRY volstadt, Jacks Benny
Lorraine Dee.
.3-MEADOW PET, Gay Louise
Hot Flash.
4-Shy Counsel. Ranger McEllen
l.. j. f.
5-June First. Linda Joan, Last
Chance Nose.
6-Sea Rover. Albert Astra, Bos-
ton Beau.
Smith entry. Graham entry
Adios Fancy.
.8-Patsy York. Morning Sur
prise. Sumter Boy.
LOngshot Daily Double-GALI-
CHA HANOVER and DEAN
KENT.
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HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS

BASEBALL
YESTERDAYS
AnnAndale. 10; Mclean, a.
Fairfax, 81 Fails Church, 2
Wakefield. IL. 0eorge Washington. 8
9eoree Mason. z. GARFIELD. q.
Luther Jackson. 5; Leesburg Doug
Margaret Brent. 4; LAPlata. q
Landon, s: Wilson, z.
Hohman-Boston, q: Spinearn, 4,
Cardozo, 24 Roosevelt. 10.
Western. 20; Bell. u.
Chamberlain, n: Eastern, q.
Coolidee. 10; Dunbar. 9.
Armstrong, z: Tech, q.
Anacostia, q. Phelps, /.
Mount Vernon, % Hammond, .,
Washington-Lee, 10: Oroveton, 9.
To-day
Stafford at GARFIELD. 2.3O.
TRACK
Today
Maryland State, championships, cias,
- Johns At 81. james, Hagers.
CREW
Today
az National ,schoolboy Resatta finals
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Score Moy Leave
Hospital Tuesday

CLEVELAND. May rs P).-
Herb Score may be ready for
release from Lakeside Hospital
next Tuesday, three weeks to
the day after a batted ball in
jured the right eye of the In
dams pitching ace.
That's the latest word from
DR.. Charles Thomas, eye special
list, who has been treating the
23-year-old southpaw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-25
Wilson High Wins
CITY Golf Honors

Wilson High Schools golfers
took the city title with ease yes
terday. banking Phelps. 90, at
East Potomac.
Wilson, winner Of the West
Division, was paced by Chuck
Lubar. who trounced Leo Wilson.
8 and z. and Sonny DeForce.
who downed Roland johnson.
6 and 5.
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Silver Hill Triumphs
Over Union Printers

Vernon McManamay's relief
pitching featured Silver Hills
.7-3 victory over the Union Print
ers yesterday in the Industrial
League.
Silver Hill collected is hits in
tightening its grip on second
place. one game behind the un-
defeated FBI nine.
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team If the medalists continue
their teamwork. and make use
of their handicap strokes.
Col. Kelly plays from scratch
in that seminal. Russell re-
ceives three strokes. DiMaio
five, and Boeglen seven.
I nthe other semifinal. Tom
Pritchard and L. E. Hutchinson
of Columbia meet Vernon Briggs
and George Cornwell of Manor
Pritchard and Cornwell play
from scratch today. Briggs gets
four strokes and Hutchinson five
An oddly of the semifinals
is that Boeglen and Briggs are
frequent golf partners at Con-
gressional. and DiMaio and
Cornwell play together once OF
twice weekly at Manor. If both
teams win today. tomorrow;
pairing would be Boeglen-Di-
Maio VS.. Briggs ornwell.
The medalists defeated T. T
Gotham and Buddy Sharkey Of
Kepwood, Q and l. yesterday
ShArkey. playing from scratch
eagled the fourth hole. but only
got a halve as the others birdiec
it with stroke,
Col. Kelly and Russell were
five under par with their best
ball in defeating Harry Berg
mann and Don West of Colum-
bia, 5 and 4.
Pritchard and Hutchinson won
2 and /. over H. S. Daniels anC
Frank Mann of Belle Haven
Briggs and Cornwell were 3-and'
2 victors over George Moore ant
Bobby Brownell in an upset. Tit
match was even at nine. bu
Briggs won the 10th with a ne
birdie. Cornwell won the 18TH
with a birdie deuce. and the 18Th
with a net birdie.
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MINOR LEAGUES
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
vancouver, b-3: Seattle, "a.
san Diego, 2; San Francisco. /.
Los ANGELES, 3; Portland. z.
sacramento. o. Hollywood.
,,.MTEhNATIONAL LEAGUE
Richmond, !; Miami. !.
HHochester, Z: Buffalo, 9.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Omaha, 9; Louisville. 3.
Denver, \: Charleston. 4.
Wichita, 2; 81. Paul. q.
M'np sSGTaEs Il iSa ssScISTlliioS
Atlanta q; New. Orleans, 3.
Chattanooga, 10; LATHE Rock, 4.
Memphis, Z: Nashville .
TEXAS LEAGUE
rort worth n San Antonio. ..
Houston. 3; Tulsa. o.
-, EASTERN LEAGUE CIV q
syracuse, g: BinGhamton. 3.
'sDrinsns wldkis4TEFhNsa d aiPpEs;cI,r
Albuaueraue. s: Sioux City, 4.
Lincoln, z; Colorado Springs, 1.
SOUTH xTLxNfiC LEAGUE
Knoxville. SIS: Columbia, IA.
n.n nran' bE7 Charlotte; Ga.
CAROLINA LEAGUE H''pO"'u'
p Durham. 81; HisS POint.Thoma'
psnSills. 10. wilson. =. {,
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Runs-Thomas. Skinner t2). Ashburn
Hammer, Lopata, Jones t2l, Repulski.
Fernandez. Error-Fernandez. Runs
batted in-iskinner scored on wild
Pitch. Fernandez. Hammer co., Groat
Baker. Repulski ca. Jores. Two-base
hits-Skinner, Hammer, Thomas Home
runs-Fernandez, Repulski, Hammer
Jones. Stolen base-Fondy. Sacrifice
Sanford. Double play-Jones to Fernan.
dez. Left on base-Pittsburgh. 10:
Philadelphia, 4 Bases on balls-On
Friend. y: of sanford. 8. Struck out
BY Friend. 3: by Arroyo, .: by Sanford
.. hy Farrell. l. Hits-Oh Friend.
in INNINGS: OF Arroyo. ] in / inning;
OF Sanford, in 72s innings: OF Far
rell. in u innines Runs and earned
runs--On Friend. 6-6; on Arroyo, Ill
OF Sanford. 30: of FARRELL, 40 Hii
by pitcher-By arroyo fReuulskil. Wild
pitch--Bv Sanford. .: by Friend Win
ming pitcher-Sanford Odd. LOSING
lpitcher-Priend (3-4l. Umpires-Landes
Baker. Daseoli and Secory. Time 81
Attendance-l7.34O
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I Grounded out for Sullivan in eth.
, Ran for T. Williams in Sth.
Grounded out for ceccarelli in Sth.
Boston OO2 600 02O-4
Baltimore ------- 900 O3O OOO-3
Runs-Mauch. T. Williams. Jensen.
0crnert. Kell r. Williams. Brideweser
Runs batted in--qernert, .: Brideweser.
.: Malone. Stephens. Two-base hits
7 Williams. :. Home run-Bridewese
Double play--consolo to Mauch to
zauchin. Left on bases--Boston. o;
WiSht, .: OF ceccSrelh. l. +" struck out@
BY sullivan 81 BY O'clock. l; by Wight.
J; BY johnson. l. Hits-On Sullivan. s
IN 8 innings; OF O'clock. ! in 3 innings:
man in % inning: on ceccsreiii.
!nn IN st BUN inning Ing on johnson. in
Ivan 3d.; on O'clock. O-O;- on Wight.
80: on Houtteman. 90: OF Ceccarelli,
90; on Johnson, 90. Passed ball =
White. Winning pitcher--Delock Cs-3l.
Losing pitcher-wight t0-2l. Umplres
Mckinley, Soar, Tobacchi. Berry. Time
- ID. ttendance--l5.970.
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Runsa-Aparicio. Fox, Rivera, Smith
ca. Avila. Error--Fox Runs DATED In
ls-colavlto JaI, Hatfield, Fox, Siinoso'
Wertz ,Two-pase hits-Aparlcio. Smith,
Sacrifice f---Colavito. Double plavs---
Hegan "a. Strickland: Aparicio 70 FOX to
Rivera; Werts to carrasauel: Lollar 70
n alls-on Lemon, 81 on Harshman,
IoutS-By Lemon as, By Fischer tsj. By
Narleski (4l, BY .Staley t2). Hits--Ofi
Fischer, a In 6h. innings; Cd LSpaime'
n,lnSs; "a HSrleski o in 2 innings; Oh
Lemon rs: n Fischer. So: on staley.
90; on Tomanek: 90: on NarleskI, 90.
Hit by pitcher-By Lemon UollarD: by
Fischer tcarrasdueD. Wild pitcher
LLem2gn Winning pltehers-ToIanek q
n np; Loiln ls. piteen nm fischer ed I'm
rime--242. Attendance W
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DODGERS, s; GIANTS, o
Totals 5924IO Totals 80 lO27 9

Runs - Reese. Furlllo (e), Hodges.
campanella 81. Runs batted in--Camp-
amelia "a, Furillo C2l. Two-base hit
Snidsr s HSme ssernc
Campanella Left on bases--New York.
8; BROOKLYN. 5. Bases on balls--Of Bar
clav, l. Struck ort--Bv .Antonelli. 3;
q: oY Newcombe. g. Hits-Cn Antonelli.
g IN 4 innings: of Barclay 2 in .
INNINGS; OF -Ridzik . in inning; OF
consuegra. in inning. Runs and
AntonelIi. "A: of Barclay, 90: OF Rid
xix. 2-2: Oft Cousueera, 90 Winning
pitcher--Newconbe (4-3l. LOSING pitcher
Deimore smith. Conan Tfme-o:i5.
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CARDS. 9. REpL Ecs. s
Totals 80 II 27IO

JRan for Jones IN fourth, -.
3Popped out for Jaffcoat In 9Th,
4Sineled for Sanchez in 18th.
5Singled for Fowler in 9TH
CINCINNATI -------- 100 100 O04--6
Runs---Musial f2l. Boyer. Moon C3,.
Smith t2l. Kasko, Temple. Grove.
Bailey l2l, Mcmillan. Burgess. Error.
None Runs batted in--Blasingane f4l.
y. Smith iel. Miksis Cunninghar,
Jackson, Robinson. Bailey. (el, Burgess.
TEMPLE Post. Two-base hits--H. Smith.
Bailey, STANDARDIZATION, Sacrifice ~
Kasko to Biasingame: BiasinSafne 70
Dark 10 Musial: Hoax TO Grove; Temnle
70 Grove. Left on bases-st. Louis. / O:
Cincinnati. 9. Bases on balls-Of Jones
5 OF Nuxhall, p: OF Hacker. 81 Of
SSs Sc chez. Struck ,ou.-By Jones: /:
on, Jones, = in 3ss INNINGS: off JACKSON.
N 5h innings; on Nuxhali s In
INNINGS uaced batters In Sd inning),
On Hacker. 3 In ~ innings: on Jeffcoat.
Wilhelm; | in . inning Runs and earned
o GSp' NupSai Jones In oh ~ Igssk'Sn IS
Jenccst 90; on SANCHEZ. 's 81 on on Po vi
Ter. 90: on wilhelm, 90, hit Nv nitcpsr
BY Hacker IJones. Winning piteher.
Jackson tS-D. LOSING pitcher-Nuxhaii.
81 Umpires-BoEgess German. Dixon.
,Bnnrrsshhart. Time-sGs. Attend nee
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CUBS, 5; BRAVES, !
Totals SO Q "a 8 Totals 20 Q

Totals SO "a 8 Totals % ~ 10
Hit by pitch for SPAIN in 9Th.
2Ran for Tore n 9th.
3Fouled out for O'Connell IN 9th.
4Struck out for Murd in Sth.
Milwaukee lOO 600 0O0-i
Chicago 0 IO 202 00x--5
Runs-Mathevs. Long. Bolger t2). En-
maya 20 Errors-None. Runs batted in
--Adcock. Ernaga CD, Neeman 90, Boil
ger Two-base hits-Adcock, Morgan.
Littrell Long. Bruton. Three-base hits
Ernaga. Home run--Ernaga. Sacrifice
Walls. Sacrifice hy--Neeman. Double
plRys-Crandall and OConnell. Mathews.
O'Connell and Adcock Left on bases
Milwaukee, l3: Chicago, 5. Bases on
of jolly /, Struck out--By SPAIN. .:
by Drabowsky. 8: by Murff, 3. Hits
on SPAIN. 8 in 5 innings; on Murfi.
8 in 2 innings; of Jolly. D in inning
OF Drabowsky. III; of Murff. 20; on
Jolly. 90. Hit By pitcher-By prabow-
sky (Torrel. Winning pitcher-Drabow.
ski l2-3). Losing pitcher-spahn t4-2).
umpires--JackoNski. Crawford. venson.
9allsnfant. Time-2:45. Attendance
6.4S7.