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Top-Seeded Duos
Lead Advance in
Woodmont Tennis

Eight surviving teams play
at Woodmont Country Club
today to determine the oppo-
nents in the final of the 10th
annual Woodmont Invitational
doubles tennis tournament at
2 pm. tomorrow.
The survivors of the two
rounds today were expected to
come from the four top-seeded
teams. all of which won yes
terday.
Fred McNair and Steve Potts
(No. - defeated DR.. David
johnson and Henry FoSs, 6-l,
60. Charles Charming and
Tim Coss mo. % defeated John
Bennett and Fred Cromwell,
81. 6-1. Col. Robin Hip
penstiel and 1t. Col. Lew Weth-
erell, No. 81 defeated Earl
Brown and Jack Sloat. 60,
60. Buddy Adair and Fred
Barclay (No. q defeated Hal
and Clyde Freeman. TO, Ga,
6-3.
Today's quarter final pair
ings were McNair and Potts
against Alex Kettles and John
Myers, Charming and Coss
against Ted Rogers and Tom
Moorehead, Hippenstiel and
Wetherell against Bud Day and
Mort Stimler and Adair and
Barclay against M. A. Erana
and Ward Stewart.
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Duren took several swings at
him.
Duren was treated at a hos
pital for cuts and bruises after
the fight and showed up with
a medical turban and a black
eye this morning. Both players
were released pending a Police
Court hearing later today.
Officers quoted Duren as say
ing the fight occurred because
Of a clash of personalities. y
They also quoted the band
leader as saying he and Duren
had exchanged words earlier
i nthe bar where Klingman
works when Duren objected to
Klingman talking to a girl who
set up drinks for the band
Siebern is the American AS
sociation's leading hitter with a
$40 average and Dureh holds
a 30 pitching record.
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McFerren Brothers Win
Handicap Golf, Dad Third

The District Golf Associa-
tion's 2-year-old two-man. com
bined score handicap tourna-
ment is a light addition to the
golf schedule in which good
and high handicap golfers alike
can initiate their ego by play
ing tournament golf from the
everyday tees.
Columbia Country Club was
made comparatively easy yes
terday as the field of 80 teams
played from the white tees. the
shorter ones which make a
tremendous difference in yard
age and shotmaking.
But for some reason Manor
Club members took the most
advantage. The McFerre n
brothers. Jerry and Bill. ir.,
were the winners. Jerry with
a So. minus one handicap for
n net 81. and his brother
70-6-66 for a 1873 total.
And George (Peewee) Corn
well, Manor's greens chairman.
made a belated appearance and
posted the best round Of his
/. life, a 3-under-par 81. His
partner was George Thornton,
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Two Denver Players Arrested
After Ruckus in Coffee Shop

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 10
R.--Two Denver Bears base
ball players were arrested here
early today after a fight with
a bandleader and a plains
clothes detective in a coffee
shop.
Pitcher Rinold Duren, jr.. and
star Outfielder Norman L. Sic
bern were charged with disord-
erly conduct and assault and
battery.
The Bears last night won a
40 American Association vic
tory over Louisville.
Vice Squad Sgt. Jacob Mey-
ers said he was sitting in the
coffee shop when Duren. Sic
bern and Robert Klingman, 26,
leader Of a three-man band in
q bar, got into q tuSsle.
Meyers said he tried to break
it up but finally had to use
his blackjack on Duren after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-13

Country Club of Washington,
81. and Walter Reed. 81.
The Congressional Country
Club. not deep enough for team
honors. nevertheless grabbed
some of the glory with a Ma
tional age-group record in the
200-yard freestyle relay and
two meet records.
Eileen Canada. Teresa
Slaughter. Carol Briggs and
Janet Gallagher swan the 200
relay in 2:l4.l to better the
mark for girls IA and under
that stood at 2:l6. Meet rec
ords we're set by Tom Murphy
GA and underl. 30 seconds. So
meter freestyle, and Dennis
Johnston tl6 and under
l:0l.5. l00-meter freestyle.
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Manor's golf chairman, who
usually gives Peewee one up a
side in friendly matches
Thornton had 75-4-7l, Corn
we'll 67-3-64. and they were
second with 1876.
Bill McFerren. ST., had IA
40 and Jim Whitaker a IL
5-66 and they were third with
1856. And everybody on the TOP
three teams except Thornton
complained that they kicked
away two or three strokes each
Forty Of the 1874 players were
from Manor and 10 from Argyle
Prize winners included:
Can't. Joe Brinkley, Quantico, s3-14
--69and Roy Kelly, S5-l7-6S for l37
George Winkler. Court House. 7O-4
SO, and William Jeffries. 19-7-7g
for 1873: Spencer Davis. Bethesda
chevy Chase o 7S.4Ms si for h iss CAPT
William BRYANT, Manor. S4-l6-6s
and Chester Leakin. S5-i4-TI for 13g
AND Jim Ellis; Manor, s5'2S-9a
for. 13a Bill Teunis. Manor, 75-6-6s
79-s-7l for 40; Buddy Bowie. Co.
lumbia. 1880 and Ed Hickey, 76-s
I'll for lao; r, W. williams, Ken.
wood, ss-s-74 and j c. Larson
75-S-67 for 14i; Bill Robinson
9s.7s for al Wa Wsrr ear WEBS %sAle Ar.
gyle. T6-s-6S and Arnie Prada
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Bethesda Golfers
Have HeoIthyLeod
In Junior Golf

Bethesda and Washington
Golf and Country Club meet in
the final match of Section Il
OF the Interclub Junior Coll
League Tuesday at Woodmont
with Bethesda holding a four.
point lead over it's opponents
and closest challenger. Wash
ington must win To to take
the title and qualify for the
playoff against Section I,
In yesterdays matches al
Bethesda. Argyle defeated
Manor, To: Washington won
over Prince Georges, 5-4, and
Bethesda defeated Woodmont
5h-312. Bethesda leads with
28la points to 241s for Wash
ington, followed by Prince
Georges, ID; Woodmont, 1872:
Argyle. 12h, and Manor, 8.
Chuck Lubar of Woodmont
had 70 to top the scorers.
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MAJOR LEADERS


BATTING biased on zoo at BATS
Boston, .34S: Skowron, New York
1886: Boyd. Baltimore, 1927; NAL
zone, Boston, .325.
RUNS-Mantle, New York. 20; Will
So; Klaus, Boston. McDougald. New
York. and Sievers, Washington, So
RUNS RATED IN - Showroom, New
York, so; Mantle, New York and
sieyers, WASHINGTON. SO; Malone
HITS - Malone, Boston, l06: Fox,
Chicago. l01 Lemon. Washington,
AS: Minoso. Chicago, 81; Gardner
Baltimore, and Mantle, New York,
DOUBLEs-Gardner, Baltimore, Mino.
SO: Chicago, and Kaline. Detroit. 81;
Malzone, Boston. 20; Fox, Chicago,
and Bauer, New York, is.
TRIPLES - Nieman, Baltimore. and
Mcpougald and Simpson. New York.
q a. BS 1,9S Baltimore 8; nine PLAYERS
home RUNS-Mantle. New York. "a:
Williams, Boston, 30 Sievers. Wash
ihngton; 20; Maxwell Detroit, LS;
Stolen BASES . . Aparicio, Chicago,
~: Pilarcik, Baltimore. and Lands
and Rivera, Chicago, IL; Minoso.
Pitching biased on seven decisions,
--Shantz. New York, 81, 400: Dit
mar, New York, 81, 1857; Burning.
City. ~, ia; Mossi, Cleveland,
sTRiKE0uyTs-wynn. Cleveland. ITO;
Burning. Detroit. 90: Pierce, Chi
caeo. SO: Johnson. Baltimore, For
nieles, Boston, and Mas Detroit, 20.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING HsTUS M Ssssd On SSS Mu Hsf' St
Louis, 342; Fondy. Pittsburgh. $40
Groat, Pittsburgh, .315 cimoli.
Brooklyn. 313
RUNs-Aaron, Milwaukee, 81; Robin
son Cincinnati, So: Mays. New York
Mathews, Milwaukee. SO.
RUNS BATTED IN-Aaron, Milwa lkee,
rs: Musial. St. Louis, 81: Grove
and Hook, Cincinnati. 50; Ennis. St.
HITS@Aaron. Milwaukee. l22: Musial.
waukee, l03: Robinson. Cincinnati.
l0l Bell. Cincinnati. 90.
Hoax. Cincinnati, 81: Spencer. New
York, 10; Banks, chicaeo. Mathews.
Milwaukee, and Bouehee' Philadel'
TRIPLEs@Mays. New York. II; sru-
ton. Milwaukee. o. snider. Brooklyn
and virdOs; PITTSBURGH siNna g; walls !.
and Bouchee, Philadelphia. s.
HOME RUNS Aaron, Milwaukee, IS:
s srodslyn St Grove Hsui' cincinnati Elm sns snd
Mathews. Milwaukee. IS
STO:EN BASES--Mays. New York. 81:
Temple. Cincinnati, 10: Bruton,
Milwaukee and Blasingame. st
Louis. n: Gillian. BROOKLYN and
Fernandez, Philadelphia. 10
PITCHING biased on decisionsl -
Schmidt, 81. Louis. I'll. .S75: San
ford. Philadelphia. il-2. .s4R.
Jackson. 81. Louis. iO-4. .7il: Jones
St Louis T-3. 700. Acker. Cinein-
natl. "a, 6ae
sTRIKEOUTS Sanford, Phila delphia
ion Drott. chiceeo 90: Haddix
Philadelphia. So Friend Pittsburgh,
81 Jones. St Louis. so
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MADDOX Favored
In Handicap at
Charles Town
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star stan Correspondent

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va,
July 13.-Cleveland Skinker's
classy MADDOX, conqueror of
Star Rover in an allowance
race recently at Delaware Park,
was made an early 2-to-1 ia
vorite here today for the
$4,000 Shenandoah valley
Handicap. feature event of
Charles Towns Saturday pro-
gram.
The Washington owned horse
will be ridden by Sammy Pa
Jumbo and will carry 122
pounds, second high weight.
The handicap is to be run over
the Charles Town Course, 100
feet more than 6 furlongs.
Harry Dorsey's fast-moving
Zuyder Zee, an allowance win
ner here after compiling an
impressive record at Bowie and
Laurel during the Maryland
spring meetings. looks like
Madok's chief challenger. Zuy-
der Zee will be handled by
Carl Gambardella, promising
apprentice.
Peter Vischer's Arch Rival,
carrying top weight of 1874,
and r. r. McLarnin's Spring
Grove also were held in high
esteem as the field of nine
awaited Starter Harold Hol-
lands go signal.
Others in the race are Blue
Ray. Fast Charger, the entry
of Clever Dancer and Bellator
and an invader from the West.
Setubal. owned by J. j. Pichot.
The race is restricted to
3-year-oldS stabbed in the
area who have not run for a
claiming tag Of less than $500
tbic vaor
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CARDINALS, 5; GIANTS, /
rotals "a . ~ .

Totals ~ y ~ y Totals 49, % IA
! Ran for Musial IN sth
FLIED out for Mccormick In eth
81 Louis 600 2iO COO
New YORK 600 600 Dol -
Runs Blasingame DARK. Musiai
Boyer. Jones Mays Errors-Bres-
soud, Kasko. Runs batted in.-MuSisi
Landrith Dark. Blasingame (2D May
Home runs--Musial. DARK, Blasin.
game MAYS Stolen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Boyer Double plays-Blasingame n
Dark 20 Muslai; Thomas 70 o'Con
nell. Left on bases--St, Louis t4I. Nev
YORK go. Bases on balls-Qn Jones
on Gomez 2. Struck out--By Jones. s
By Gomez. 2; BY Mccormick. Hit,
-on Gomez. IN innings faced
N irnins Oh woPthih mioS'I ] Il !
Jones. III on oomef, So: Cd Ne
Cormick 10; on Worthington, o.
Hit bl pitcher-By Jones Harris
wtnnl1 pitcher--Jonts t7-3l Losin
pitchq -oomez tiO.sl. Umpiref-
CORN Burkhart Dixon ard sldol
Time@2:is. Attendance--ii.ol7.
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Swimming Entries
WiIICIose Monday

Entries for the District AAU
Junior Olympics swimming
meet will close Monday. but not
with Bill Armstrong, director Of
swimming at the Ambassador
Hotel pool.
Armstrong is out Of town and
contestants are instructed to
send their entries to Director Of
Meet, Box 5752. Bethesda.
The meet will be held July
20 and 20 at Takoma. not July
80 as previously reported. There
ill be events Cor boys and girls
Nom 10 through is.
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CUBS, 5; PHILLlES, Z


Totals 80 277 Totals IS 10 "a q
! Ran for Neeman In 9Th
Flied out for Morgan In 9th
3 Struck out for Drabowsky in 7th.
4 Walked for Farrell in 9th.
Chicago 100 900 O22--5
Philadelphia lOl 600 OOO--2
Runs--Kindall ~, Moryn. Banks.
Runs bstted in-Kindall I3D, Bouehee.
Repuiskl. Banks I2). Two-base hits
Banks. Hammer, Brosnan. Home runs
kindall 90, Banks. Stolen bases---Bou-
chez. Kindall Sacrifice = Hammer.
Double play--Banks TO Morgan to
Ions. Left on bases--Chicago 8;
Philadelphia, 10. Bases on baIis-Off
Drabowski, 2: on Brosnan, /; on Rob-
erts, ]. Struck out--By Drabowsky, 3;
by Brosnsn, 3: By Roberts. q. Hits
on Drabowsky, IN 9 innings: on
IL in ga inninss. OF Farrell, l In a
INNINGS. Runs and earned runs--Oh
Drabowsky, 2-2; on Brosnan. 90: on
Roberts. b-5. Passed ball--Neeman.
Winning pitcher-Brosnan fl-2). Los
Ing pitcher-Roberts GID UmpiTes
-VenEon, Ballanfant, JackoWsky.
Crawford. Time--s;35. Attendance
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
BY the Associated Press

CLEVELAND.-Harold Comes, 100,
Brooklyn, q.
BuENos AIRES. - Pascual Perez,
i06ss, Buenos Aires, outpointed Luis
(non-title)
MEL BOURNE.-Roy Riojas. Houston.
TEX. stopped George Bracken, Austria
liza, 4: nsightweiEhts)
MILAN. Italy. --Artenio Caizavara,
l13b2, Italy, outpointed Gerhard
Hecht, l74ih, Germany, is. CFor Euro
pean lfeht-heavyweieht titlel.
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MINOR LEAGUES
By the ssoeisted Press
PACIFIC COAsT IRAcIr

Ds tnN nooctNtNo FFeoN
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
seattle. 8; Los Angeles, 5 al In
Vancouver. l; Sacramento. o.
Portland, 9; san Diego. 5.
HOLLYWOOD, z; San Francisco, o.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Montreal, g. Buffalo, L.
Rochester. \: Toronto. 8.
Richmond. 2; Havana, 0,
eO' HMERSiIcASS ' asssocrATroN
wichita, 3. St. Paul. ia innings).
Denver, 4; Louisville. o.
Indianapolis. IL: Minneapolis. 1.
Charleston. 4; Omaha, 3.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Tulsa. I'll; Shreveport, SIS.
Houston. q Oklahoma City. 4.
Fort Worth. 4, Austin,
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Chattanooga, 4; Atlanta, o.
Little Rock. 81 New Orleans. ..
NASHVILLE. 10. Birmingham, z
EASTERN LEAGUE
Springfleld. .; Syracuse. 2.
keading. Z; Schenectady, 4.
Binghnmton, 10; Albany. ..
WESTERN LEAGUE
Des Moines. 10. Colorado SPRINGS,
Lincoln. B; .Albuauerbue. A.
Amarillo, IA; Topeka. s.
Sioux City. IA; Pueblo, n
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Jefksonvtlle, ,; Columbus, "a In
s annah. 10: Macon. s.
KMxville. s; Augusta,
Charlotte. Q: Columbia. 2.
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BY CHARLES COvELL
star star Correspondent

OCEAN CITY. Md. July IS.
Anglers from as far as Cali
fornia and Panama were
headed home today after the
most disappointing competition
in the IL years Of the Interna-
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Judy's Homers Help

Judy DolAn slammed out two
homers to lead Garvin's Grill
to a 16-5 victory over the
George Deoudes team in FIRST
round action of the District
Recreation League No. girls
softball playoffs last night at
West Potomac Park.
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Graham Wins Golf

George Graham fred a gross
81 to take the Redrnire Trophy
in the Almas Golf Clubs
monthly tournament yesterday
at Kenwood Golf and Country
Club. Low net honors went to
Jack Smith with SO.
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BALTIMORE
SELECTIONS

Miss Helen watson. e. D. Hawk
Lucky Duke.
MARY oSIe' Mabel III Ls. Margaret
Lybrook.
Golden Harvest Tronias Bill. Pine
Ridge Dudley.
shy sons, Homestrsteh Sandy. Car.
5-wayrsisn. Top Roseeroft. Dynamic
Hal
6-pas Hanover. Miss Jessiea. crystal
Royal
7--Adios volo. Joss Rsx. Congress
81 gRaSb r. voLo. indIrsets BOY.
Twins Guy
p7sHughis Boy, Hallies Queen. volo-
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Pittsburgh - 900 009 002--4
Runs-Losan. Mathews ~. Aaron.
Covington, Thomas. Fondy, Baker,
Freese. Errors-LoCan, Foney Runs
batted in-Aaron CD, Tore t2), Lo-
gan. Skinner, Fondy scored on Logan's
error virdon. Maseroski, Tvo-base
hits-Mathews. Spain. Baker. Three
base hts -Coyinston, Mathews. Home
runs--1Aaron, Logan. sacrifices--skin-
ner. oroat, Virdon. Sacrifice Fly
Aaron. Double olay--Rand and Mazer-
eski. Left on bases--Milwaukee, ii:
Plttsburgh. s.. Bases on balls on
Struck out-By SPAIN, 8: By Law, :;
BY Face, 3: by Trimble, /. Hits-Ofi
SPAIN, 8 In Sls innings; on McMahon.
D,n IN :, ~ in nl1 on Law. in 3 In
On Face, 2 in innings: on n. Smith,
n innlrs,. Runs and earned iuns
or SPAIN. 40; on McMahon, 90;
on on Lay: 2z2; on Face. Ill Oh Trim,
pie. 2-l; on r. Smith. DO. Winning
pitcher--Spahn, t9s7. LOSING pitcher
Face, l3-5,. umpires ---Dascoli sec
cory: Landes and Baker. Time-2:44.
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DODGERS, 3; REDLEGS. ]

vailed van for ri zimmsaro 'A A 7t 81 3 - 3
IRAN for Valo in Sth.
CINCINNATI ------- 900 900 1901
5rooklyn --------- 0l0 900 02x-3
Runs - Gillian, Kennedy. HODGES.
Grove. Runs batted in--Campaneila. !,
Hodges. Cimoli. Sacrifice-Whise-
nant. Sacrifice fiy-Campanella. Left
on bases--Cincinnati, 4; Brooklyn, 4.
Bases on balls-Off Klippstein. 6.
Struck out--By Klippstein, 10: By
IN 7ls innings: OF Lawrence. o in q,
inning. Runs and earned runs - on
klippstein. 3-a: on Newcombe lei; on
lawrence. 90 Hit BY pitcher-By
--Newcombe 1q-6). Losing pitcher-
klippstein t3-9D. UmpiTes--bonateIli
Delmore Smith, Conlan. Time-2 :06.
Attendance-23 472
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BOYS BASEBALL
CoIINTyIEac

WUNIGOMEHY COUNTY LEAGUE
KensinE ton Wheaton MidGeis
Atoms. 3.
:, Wheaton. Merchants. 9: Potter's
Cleaners.
KAY Construction. z: 81. Catherine
fsboure s.
ColevSille Lions. : Takoma Blue
Bethesda civitan. 3: oakdals. ,.
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Runs--Bertoia, Kaline, Maxwell tS).
CLAUS. Williams 90, Error = House.
tSI KSlins. Finley. TWo-bSse hts
IhitEBcone. Home runs--wiiiiams TaC.
Kaline. stolen base--ConsolO. Double
Klaus to Console TO Vernon. Left on
bases-Boston, 8: Detroit, 3. Bases on
balls---On Sullivan, 3; OF Burning, 3.
Struck out-By sullivan, 4; BY Bun.
ming. Q. HIts-on sullivan, n 9
Runs and earned runs--Ofi Sullivan.
5-b: on Porterfield. 90: OF Burning.
80, Wining. pitcher--BunninE l1l.2S.
Losing pitcher--eullivan 1851. UNI
P Pisf fs kttsn SGI; EGSsi 4 SSSmmel
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Ralph Sets Pace
As Junior Netmen
Reuch SemifinuIs

BALTIMORE, July Is (Spe-
ciaD .-Top-seeded Don Ralph
of Bethesda and third-ranked
Bob Schwartzman of Washing
ton moved into semif1nal play
in the Mid-Atlantic junior boys
tennis tournament here today.
Ralph got past his quarter
final opponent, Waller Harrison
OF Richmond, Ga. 60, yester-
day, while Schwartzman de-
feated Peyton Howard of WASH
ington, 6-3. Go. In other
junior matches. Bruce Silvia of
Richmond defeated Chuck
Abelson of Baltimore. GA.
8-6, and Bruce Brian of
Baltimore won over Jim Pear
son Of Wheeling, w. Va, 6-l,
6-3.
Other results:
Junior Doubles - Ralph and
Schwartzman defeated John Rideely
and Bill Gayle, HUNTINGTON, w. Va.
So. 81. Harrison and Silvia de-
feated Myron Gessner and Pearson.
6-2. 3-6. 81. Howard and Fred
Cone. Arlington, Va, defeated Tom
Rowe and Bob Knight. Hsserstcwn.
Nd. 81, e. Brian and Abelson
defeated George ouellette. Norfolk. va.
and Andy Addison. Baltimore. O.,
60
Boys Sinsles-James Busick, Cam
bridge. Nd. defeated Raw Gordon.
Baltimore, 6-4. 81, John Shaw.
Arlington, defeated David Franz.
Hagerstown 81. Ga. Is, Mac
Pardew, Baltimore, defeated MELON.
aid Wexford. IT,, Richmond. 40.
SO. T-5. Frank GoeltE. Washing
ton, defeated Bill Siiverthorns, Cam.
bridge, Nd. 81. 6-I, 6-l
Boys Doubles--Frank ooeltz and
Sandy Welker. Washington, defeated
Franz and Ray Lessard. Haeerstown.
al, ll-9. Cuffy Train. Arlington.
and Shaw defeated Gene Gerber.
Baltimore. and Gordon. "a, "a.
6--3, Ronald Wexford and Mcdonald
Wexford defeated Mac Pardew AND
Peter Glib, Baltimore, .6-4. 6-i
Cotton and J. p. Harr, Haeerstown
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INDIANS, 8; ORIOLES, s

Totals 80 II 27ll Totals. 80 eS25 s
lFiied out for carrasauel In Atm.
2Caleu out on strikes for Wynn In
ant sacrifice ny for Raines in SIN.
sPiseSS osl f HS' G III bSgd az ~
Chit into double play Tor Daley 10
7Flisd out for Miranda IN 9th
zone out when winninG runs scored.
Cleveland 900 ago O0s--s
Baltimore --- 005 100 0OO--8
Runs-Avila ~. woodline "a,
Mario, Calayito Altobelil, Brown. BOYD.
Goodman, kieman. oinsberg, Miranda.
Johnson. Error ---arrasqutl Daley.
Runs lated In Goodman lgD Hiemsn
/ 80 Busby. ColavitO t2l. Brown f2i,
Altobeln, VERT, Woodling t.l. Tvo-
base hit-oinsberg. ZONE funs---Kie-
p msn: colayit s,, Broyyn. woodl.ns Stolen
Ayiis sseTife. fssewsrts 'er Double
lplays-Ayila 70 Strickland 10 Altobelli.
Lett on bases--Ba Baltimore, B; Cleveland,
y. Bases on balls-Oh Johnson 2. of
Lehman, ] on Moore, on Wynn,
10. Hits---oh johnson, q in 4 innings
tpitehsd 70 one batter in 5thl. OF Leh-
man, In y inningE tptched 70 two
ha.tsrs is ethl on wynn . in IN.
Moore, I in S innings. on oafcis. In
] inning. Runs and earned runs--oR
johnson Deb; on Lehman, i.l OF
Wynn. Sci; Oh Daley, 90. on Moore.
2.2 on Garcia. 90 Hi BY pitcher
Garcia ls.5l. LOSING Pitehef-Moors
tb-el Umplres-Runge. Papareila,
Hurley. and umont Time-3.0o. At
tenoanoe--ss22
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MAJOR BOX SCORES
TIGERS, S; RED SoX, )

Totals so 10 270 Totals So 8 ~ lS
Flied out for Sullivan in eth
HIT into force play for Porterheld
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STRAIGHTFORWARD, Mantle 81, s.mp-
son Power Held Errors-carey. Nc
PP o1ss s Nv Run. batsed 1 in7rMsntle
hits--Larsen. Richardson Home runs
Mantle. Power. Simpson. Held
stolen base DeMaestri. Double plays
--Carev to Richardson TO Simpson
Larsen 10 Mcdonald to Richardson
Power TO DeMaestri. MeDougald 70
Ris Char son to Simpson: LEFT on bases
on balls-Off larsen, 8; on Terry 3
Struck out--By Larsen. 3; By Byrne, 1;
BY Terry, 5. Hts on Larsen, 5 In z
lnnlnEs on Byrne, 0 in u lnnine: of
Terry, In ~ innings. on Kucks. 3
in ! y innings, on Cicotte. In N In
nine. OF Urban. In - innings Runs
and earned runs---Oh Larsen, III; on
Kucks. l.l: on Terry. Al Hit b.
lpitcher-Terry tcsrey, Bauer). Win
hing pitcher-LaTsen i5.2I Losing
pitcher--Terry t3-41 Umpires--Chv-
AK. Summers, Honoekick Flaherty
Time-2:46. httendance-23,12i.
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YANKEES, 4; ATHLETICS. 8


ASNe'S 10 - ~ Aothib ~ Z "
] SINGLED for Larsen In sth
Forced runner for Thompson In
sth 90
Struck out for Urban in 9th.
New York 100 600 O3O-4
Kansas City --- 900 OOl OOl-2
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BRAVES, S; PIRATES, 4

Totals 40 IA 271e Totals "a Q "a 8
] eingled for Face in 9TH.
2 Singled for r. Smith in 9th.
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THE EVENING STAR Ais
Washington. d. G. "
SATURDAY, JULY Is, 1887
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900 ago O0s-s
005 100 0OO---8
Cleveland
Baltimore

9TH
7Fiied out for Miranda IN 9th
zone out when winning runs scored
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Serum for Cancer
Tested in BruziI

RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov. 20
R.-Brazil's National Cancer
Institute has said a Bra
lillian scientist reports he has
isolated virus causing cancer.
The scientist, DR.. Paulo
Bueno of the Sac Paulo Biolog-
zeal Institute. said he is testing
a serum made from the virus on
Brazilian cancer victims.
Both the institute and DR..
Bueno emphasized no claim is
being made for discovery of a
cancer cure.
The National Institute said
DR.. Bueno reported that. after
working on the problem since
1851. he isolated a fllterable
virus from a woman's breast
infected with cancer. He said
he tested the serum from the
virus culture on a cancer-rid-
den mouse. with successful re-
suits. He has since begun tests
on human beings.
In New York a spokesman
for the American Cancer So
ciety declined to comment. but
noted that there has been con-
siderable research in the United
States based on the possibility
that cancer is caused by a
virus United States cancer
experts have described it as
one of the most hopeful lines
of research today.