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Tabor City tribune., 1957-05-08
We'd MAY 8. 1857 THE TABOR CITY TRIBUNE PAGE

ing in Exercise Sledge Ham,
mer' with the lst Armored Di-
vision AT a maneuver area near
Fort Polk, La.
The mancuvcr, which is sche-
duled TO end May "a, is designed
10 test the combat readiness of
the ncwly-formed "Pcntomic''
division.
Lennon, tank driver in 2rd
Medium Tank Battalion'S Com
Tabor City tribune., 1957-05-08

A short discussion on the pro-
posed reclassification Of schools
was also heard at the meeting
led by Coach Bill Eutsler ,f
Rockingham and Sasser.
Tabor City tribune., 1957-05-08

pany c of the divisions 33rd
Armor, entered the Army in
1855 and completed basic train
ing AT Fort Dix, N. J.
The 20-year-old soldier is q
1858 graduate of Mount Olive
High School in Whhiteville.
Tabor City tribune., 1957-05-08
Armed Forces

FOkT POLK, LA.-Army Pvt
Iheopholius l.. E. Lennon, sen
OF Mrs. Ottic NJ. Lennon, Route
i, Evergreen, n. C., is participa'- :
Tabor City tribune., 1957-05-08

Poultry is second only to to-
bacco as a farm income producer
in North Carolina.
Tabor City tribune., 1957-05-08

Phillips &c keeps poc2 with the octone ond
power requirements Of TIE new supercors by
bringing you its new FlTe-FUeI, blended
tor super-psfformonee! Not only new cors,
but older com, too. will benefit from the re-
morkoeIs ssw performance qualities Of new
Phillips 2hmfutl. This bener-thon-ever
pnaupS prr,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
Sports Car Fire Proves FutuI
To Driver in Honolulu Race

HONOLULU. April % R.-
Lou Brero. ST.. 52-year-old auto
race driver from Arcata, Calf. :,
died last night of burns suffered
when his Maserati-C Chevrolet
burst into flames in the finals in
the Hawaii sports car races.
Brero was travelling at an esti-
mated lao miles an hour in a
Class E production car race when
his car caught fire on the
straightway and hurled flaming
gasoline over his body. He braked
to about IS m.p.h. and leaped
from the car, his clothes aflame.
He died in Queens Hospital
with his wife and son at his bed
side.
The pilotless sports car. trail
ing clouds of smoke, scorched
a black path for 400 yards
through the infield before il
stopped. The car was a total
loss.
Pierce Woods. Lahabra. Calf,
piloted his gold and black Jag
uar to victory in the Gold Cup
feature race. Woods averaged
some IS m.p.h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
Scout Johnny.N Nee
Severely Burned

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, April
20 R.-Johnny Nee, 81, widely
known baseball figure who re.
tired last July / as chief scout
for the Phillies. was critically
burned today when he appar-
emily fell asleep in bed with a
lighted cigarette in his hand.
Nee had been burned over 80
per cent of his body before fire.
men summoned by his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Beatrice Parker, pulled
him out of the smoking bed.
Nee, who went through a
similar experience six weeks ago
but escaped with minor burns,
was taken to st. Anthony's Hos
pital where he was reported in
very poor condition.
Nee entered baseball with a
minor league team in Spring.
field. Mo-. in 1907. He advanced
as far as st. Paul of the Amer
lean Association, then Joined
the New York Yankees as a
scout in 1925. He held that Job
for 10 years before going to the
Phillies as chief scout.
He is a native of Thayer, Mo-,
and a graduate of the University
Of Missouri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
Robbins Seeking Repeat Win
As North-South Starts Todoy

PINEHURST, N. c.. April q
up. - Hillman Robbins, slender
Air Force lieutenant from Mem
phis. Tenn, today began his bio
to repeat as North and South
Amateur golf champion, a feat
that has not been accomplished
in IS years.
Frank Strafaci, the last mar
to win two in a row in this ST.
year-old feature, was one OF
seven North and South cham
pions in the field of about 1870.
At 40 he still is a formidable fig
ure. A week ago he won the To-
hole medal play Florida State
Amateur tournament at Sara
sofa.
He won the 1888 tournament
here and repeated in '39. Not
since then has a man put to-
gether two in a rowland the list
Of winners includes some top
notch performers.
Robbins. who entered service
shortly after his victory last
spring. finished as fifth low anna
teur in the recent Augusta Mas
tiers classic.
The field today included the
No. 2 amateur of the Masters,
DR.. Bud Taylor of Pomona
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
Mar|ene Aiming
For Money Lead

LAYTON. Okla. April % (P.
The golfing gals were of for
Montgomery, Ala, today for the
Western Open starting Thurs
day with full knowledge that
Marlene Bauer Hagge may be
starting another drive for money
winning honors.
Mrs. Hagge. 23-year-old Del
ray Beach. Fla. competitor. gave
notice she was ready to dig
deeper into the Ladies Pro-
feSSional Golfers Associations
money chest by winning the
$4,000 Lawton Open yesterday.
She won first money of $3.50
with three strokes to spare over
Betsy Rawls Of Spartanburg.
s. c.. with a 54-hole total of
2l6-which equaled mems par
over the 6.977-yard course. She
was six shots under women's
standard which had par of "a
compared with 70 for the men.
Miss Rawls, who started poor
~ with n and then rallied for
~ and 10. had 2l9 and was a
stroke ahead Of Ruthie lessen.
Seattle. Wash, and Win Smith,
st. Clair, Mich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
Dreyfuss Wins
AtMdnassas

Jody Dreyfuss Of Washington
Is the newest top eliminator in
the weekly drag racing at Old
Dominion Speedway. Dreyfuss
drove a 1882 Ford coupe yester-
day to win Class BA in Is sec
onds with a closing speed of 104
miles per hour. He set the same
time and closed at los m.p.h. to
win the final eliminations.
Glass BF-Ed Sloper. Tlexandria, 1855
Class BA~eJody Dreyfass. Washington,
Class cA@Ronnie Arris. Arlington,
1892 Fora, 1872 sec. 9s m.p.h.
1898 Ford. "a s sec. 90 m phi.
Class c0--Charlie Watkins, Landover
Nd; 1867 Chevrolet l42 sec. 9s mp,b
Glass AM@Don Niemann. Palmer Park
Md, 1857 Corvette. IS sec. !. 9s m. phi.
Glass AP-Ed soncrant, Patuxent. Md.
Glass BP---Andy IWinchester, Forest.
vile, Nd. 1888 Austin-Heal 1875
sec Class IS en- cnn-oiles Thompson. AIRING.
class NJ (motorcyclesi--B A. Blake.
more, Waynesboro, Va. 1855 BSA, ia
sec, SO m ph.
Class sS-Bill Lauer, Riverdaie. Md.
1857 Chevrolet. is sec. OF m,ph.
Glass Aston Fitzgerald, Washing.
ton, 1887 Oldsmobile. 10 sec. % m p h
Class BS--Don Clark, Forestyllle, Nd.
1857 Chevrolet. I54 sec oil mp.h.
Glass CS--Joe Clark. Baltimore. 1851
Chevrolet, 1913 sec, 81 m.ph
Class DS--Iarry Myers. Alexandria
Glass ES-John HigRenbotham, Alex.
andra. 1854 Hudson Jet II sec, z:
m h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
Times Do Chance;
Bush-Leogue Trick
Fails in BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN, April % Dr.
The next time Frank Thomas of
the Pirates tries an old semipro
trick he'll be sure his intended
victim is not wise to such tricks.
The third baseman tried to
pull one on Rene valdes, the
Dodgers rookie pitcher, yester-
day and 1t Topped.
Thomas. on third base In the
fifth inning Of the first game at
Ebbets Field. called for the ball.
The Cuban Highlander, making
his major league debut. called
time and then threw the ball
toward third.
Thomas stepped aside and let
the ball roll to the stands. II
Valdes hadn't called time, Frank
would have scored.
He want ball. / let him have
It," Valdes said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
TIGERS, 8; INDIANS, z

Totals 40 8 x35 81 Totals AZ IA SO Q
1 Walked for Mossi in 9th
Flied out for Bertoia In 9th.
3 Singled for Hoeft in 9th.
Called out on strikes for Carrasouel
Struck out for Hogan in 18th
q Struck out for Narleski in 18th.
Grounded out for Avila in 18th.
Ran for Maxwell in 18th.
9Singled for. Finnigan In 18th.
xTwo out when winning run scored,
Detroit 900 002 600 OOl d
Runs--wertz, Maris. Maxwell. Small
Kaline. .Error--Carrasuuel Runs batted
in--Maris (2l. Tuttle 90. Dittmer Two.
base hits--Maxwell Boiling. Kuenn
Home run--Maris. Stolen base-.Tuttle
Sacrifices - Boone, Maxwell, Kaline
Wertz; Strickland to carrssauei tc
Wertz t2l: Hoeft TO Kuenn to Boone
Left on bases--Cleveland. II: Detroit
10. Bases on balls--Oh Garcia. 3; on
2: of McLish. Q; of Gromek
3: on Hceit. 2; of Burning; 3. Struck
a aFome6 s sy aOett e Py BURNING n,nla 4
in 9 innings. OF McLish. in 4
lnnings; of Gromek. In ga innings
on Hoett. ! in 6A innings; of Burning
9 in 8 innings: Runs and earned runs
on Garcia, 2-2: OF Mossi, 90: of
90: of McLish LII: OF
Gromek 2-2; of Hoeft 90 OF Burning
90, Hit by pitcher--By McLish tMax-
xelll winning pitcher-Bunning n -0)
Losing pitcher--McLish (0-ll. Time
3:3T. Attendance--l6.S06.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
Tennis Meet Open
Until Wednesday

Entries for the invitation ten
mis- tournament sponsored by the
Arlington County Tennis Asso-
citation VIM close wednesday
night at 8 O'Clock. At that time
the draw will be made at the
home Of H. H. Dutton, associa-
ton president. at 1915 N. Yer
mont street. Arlington.
Mems and women's singles and
doubles. mixed doubles and
singles for boys and girls IS
and under. and Is and under
are scheduled. The entry fee is
$3.50 for singles and $3.50 per
team in doubles. with no charge
for juniors who are members of
the association.
Tournament matches will be
played at three locations--Wake-
field High School, Arlington
County Recreation Center at
Quincy street and at Four-Mile
run courts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
Virginia High School Coaches
May Fill WIN Vacancies

has won 81 games and lost eight
in guiding Newport News High
School to two consecutive State
championships. is believed to
have the inside track at succeed
ing Baird II he wants the Job.
Among the leading candidates
for Freeman's post are Chester
Fritz. who has consistently
turned out winning teams at
Hermitage High of Richmond,
and Pete Sachon. who has had
three unbeaten seasons and two
State championship teams at
Woodrow Wilson High of Ports
mouth and Norview High. Sachon
is scheduled to move to Princess
Anne high as coach and assist
ant principal this fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22

Calf, making his first Pinehurst
start.
Bill Hyndman of Abingdon
Pa, runnerup to Robbins a year
ago, was among the highly re.
garded entries.
The field included Billy Joe
Patton Of Morganton. N. c.: Bill
Campbell of Huntington, w. Va;
Hobart Manley of Savannah
Ga; Don Bisplinghof Of Winter
Park. Fla. and NAL Galletta OF
Old Westbury, N. Y, all previous
winners.
The field included Claude
Wild. Maryland and District OF
Columbia amateur champion
from the Burning Tree Club in
Washington. D. c.
All sections of the country
were represented by qualified
linksmen.
Today's "a low scorers move
into match play tomorrow. Two
rounds will be played Wednes-
day. with quarter finals Thurs
day and semifinals Friday. The
36-hole finals Saturday will wind
UP the week over the 7.O00-yard,
par-72 No. 2 course of the Pine
hurst Country Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
DEFENDS Meets
Dure|le Tonight
By the Associated Press

Angelo Defends, one Of the
top prospects in the light-heavy-
weight division. is a 2-to-l
favorite to whip won Durelle,
Canadian l75-pound champion,
and run his winning streak to
seven tonight at New York's st.
Nicholas Arena.
The brawny-armed, BROOKLYN
puncher has compiled an 1872
record. including 10 knockouts.
His big punch gives the 24-year.
old Angelo the edge over the 81
Canadian who boxes, he
says, for "kicks."
Durelle. of Bale Ste. Ann, New
Brunswick, has a feet of four
fishing boats operating for him
while he's boxing. He's been busy
enough in the ring with 81
1872 record, including 16 kayos.
(The bout will be shown
in Washington over WTTG-5
at 1915 PM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
.Sehoo|boys Play
a Games Today

Only four high school baseball
games. headed by a Catholic
League Division ! clash between
st. Johns and Carroll. are
scheduled today as most schools
continued Easter vacations.
Carroll and st. Johns, expected
to battle it out for the Catholic
league title. were scheduled to
meet at 2 o'clock at Airlie Field.
st. Johns defeated Gonzaga,
defending champion. in the
league opener last Tuesday, 1l-7,
and has a 5-4 record to date.
Carroll CID is playing its first
league game today.
DeMatha. Catholic league Di-
vision II leader 900 was to
meet Mackin (0-1) at $3.50
O'Clock at Georgetown Prep and
st. Anthony (2-D was to face at
Priory t0-0 at $3.50 o'clock.
Luther Jackson was scheduled
at Dunbar at $3.50 and Walter
Reed Medical Center at Bulls
Prep at 3 o'clock.
Games Tomorrow
Dunbar at 6ninearn. $40.
OonZaga at St Adams. $3.50.
Bulls at Washington-Lee.
:, Friends VS.. st. Stephens at American
o., $3.50
Episcopal at Landon. 3:l5.
Fairfax At Fails Church. 8.
FAIRFIELD at Warrenton. 3.30.
Leesburg Douglass at Luther jackson.
Groyeton at Osbouru. 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. April
% up "A trio of successful Vir-
ginia high school coaches appear
to be the leading candidates for
the two coaching vacancies that
now exist at William and Mary.
Basketball Coach Boyd Baird,
who didn't have a winning sea-
son In his five years on the Job,
has been relieved Of that posi-
ton but will continue at the
school as a physical education
instructor.
The change Saturday came
three weeks after Jack Freeman,
head football coach and athletic
director. submitted his resigna-
ton.
Bill Chambers. one OF William
and Mary's all-time greats who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
Sd; CARDINALS, 3-6

Totals 40 IL 80 II Totals 40 10 33 1h
Kindall ran for Neeman in 9th
Called out on strikes for Kaiser in 9th
Singled for Collum in lin.
Flied out for Cheney in 9th.
Ran for Ennis in 9th.
Walked for Harmon In nth.
CHICAGO 201 600 900 02-h
st. Louis 100 O02 900 O0-3
Runs-wise. Banks, Moryn. Boleer,
silyera. .Blasingame, Dark. B. q. smith
Error-None. Runs batted in--BakeI
Neslasn. Dark. BIasinsame. Double plays
Kaiser to Wise 10 Fondy; Banks 70
Wise to Fondy t2) Cheney to Landrith
70 Musial. Left on bases--Chicego. o;
ST. Louis. o. Bases on balls--Of Collum,
|: of valentinetti, 1; of Wehmeier. ]: OF
Cheney. : Struck out--By Kaiser. 2: by
collum. L: by valentinetti. H. by
2. Hits--On Kaiser. s in 8 innings: on
Collum. ! in innings; of Valentinetti. l
inning; of Wehmeier, in . innings
faced batters IN 3dl: OF Cheney.
in innings: off Jackson. 3 In 425 in
nings: of Wilhelm. In u inning Runs
and earned runs--On Kaiser. 3-3: of
Coiium. 0-0: of valentinetti 90: on
Littleheld, 90. of Wehmeier. 3-3; of
Cheney. 0-0. of jackson. 2-2: OF Will
helm, 90. Hits by pitcher--By Wehmeier
fBanks). Winning piteher--colium U-0l
Losing piteher---Jaekson ODD. Umpire
Smith, conian. Donatelli-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
False Wire Fails
To Upset Pitcher
ST. LOUIS. April % (Rl. :

ST. LOUIS, April % up. =
Phone home Immediately
Mother desperately i'll. Dad"
That's what Pitcher Don
Kaiser Of the Cubs read in a
telegram he received from
Brooklyn shortly before he
started yesterday against the
Cardinals.
If it was sent to unnerve the
young highlander, it failed. He
pitched eight innings Of solid
baseball before he gave way to
a reliefer with the score 3-3.
Kaiser's mother died last
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
Euster Swim Meet
Draws Over 300

More than 800 entries from
Washington and IL other cities
have entered the second annual
Easter invitational swim meet
today at American University
pool. Time trials are scheduled
at / pm. and finals at 8 pm.
The National Capital SWIM
ming Association will give tro-
phies for the top three places in
each event plus medals for fourth
and fifth. There are Is events
each for boys and girls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
National Swim Records
SOUGHT at AAU Meet

The District AAU has sched-
uled a try for National SWIM
ming records in three events
Wednesday night at Naval Re-
ceiving Station.
Beginning at 1880 o'clock, trials
will be held in the 200-meter
breaststroke, l00-meter medley
relay and l00-meter individual
medley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
Comedies Tops Seguro
For Bermuda Crown

HAMILTON, Bermuda. April
% R.-Pancho Gonzales. world
professional tennis champion.
defeated Pancho Segura 10.
Ga, 60. for the Bermuda pro
title yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22

Runs--Ashburn f2): Hemus. Bouchee
t2). Anderson t2). Lopata. Lockman.
Mays. Harris. Jablonski. Castieman.
Errors-Iockman. Spencer. Runs batted
in-Bouchee Anderson. Lopata t2l.
Bowman. Lockman Mays co. Jablon-
SKI. Sanford Schoendienst, Fernandez.
tAshburn scored in LIST on Lockman's
throwing error Two-base hits--Hemus
Anderson. Three-base hits-Bouehee.
Sacrifice fiy--Mays. Left on bases
on balis-of Sanford i; OF cardweii.
! on Surkont. ]: of Worthington. a:
on @. Jones. !; on Mareoneri Q. Struck
out-By Sanford. 3: by Cardwell 8;
hy Mccall. by Surkont j; by Worth
ington, /: By O.. Jones 2; by Mar
goneri. /. Hits-Oh Sanford. 3 in 9
innings uaced 8 batters In 7thi of
Cardwen; in innings: Of Barclay. 4
IN 0 inning faced batters in Isti; of
Jones, . in az innings; OF Marsonefi
IN innings; on Surkont, 2 In ! in
ming; on Mccall ] in inning. Runs
and earned. runs-Oh Sanford. A; of
WorthinGton, s-e; on 6. Jones, 90; OF OF
MM srgs III: on surkont, III: on
ington, Bowman: By q. Jones, IAN
dersonl: By Cardwell tHarrisl. Wild
Sanford n-0l. Losing pitcher-Barclay
O-l; umpires-Ballanfan Jackowski.
Crawford, Benzon. Time-3:04. Attend
arce-14.230.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
RACING
Continued from Page Ais

Continued from Page Ais
quillo will be flown out tomor-
row.
Williams also says he is not
worried about the Derby distance
of mile and one quarter.
Hes bred to go on, and much
more improved than many folks
in Kentucky think he is right
now" the trainer said. r.
Trainer Hirsch Jacobs with
drew Promised Land from the
Derby today because he said the
colt hasn't acted well "since
he finished a distant third in
the Wood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22

Brero was driving a borrowed
car when the flames broke out,
apparently in the fuel line. He
had never driven the car before
although his son. Lou Junior,
drove the same car in the novice
race.
The connecting rods in Brero's
own Jaguar broke during trials
Saturday and Bob Gillespie. San
Francisco sports car dealer. Of
fered Brero the Maserati- Chew
rolet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
Near $500. 900 Poyoff
Sets French Record

PARIS, April % (R.-Holders
Of 50-cent tickets on the daily
triple at Auteuil race track got
back almost 100000 yesterday.
1t was the highest price ever
paid at a French track.
Winners holding numbers 20,
ID and ia ticket on all three
cost 200 francs-got back 49,
459.800 francs 1892. 739.89).
Reason for the huge amount
was that a long shot, Quimill-
grey, won the big race OF the
day, the President Of the Re-
public's Cup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
RED sox. S; YANKEES. 4
Totals 80 2412 Totals 30 s27a
Called out on strikes for Howard

Totals 81 "a IL Totals 30 3 ~ q
. ] Called out on strikes for Howard
2 Walked for Coleman in 9th,
3 Struck out for Grim In 9th.
Ran for Slaughter in 9th.
New York 900 100 12O--4
.Runs-Martin, skowron t2j. Coleman,
Klaus Williams t2l, Gernert Mauch.
EEJ5ror|None. Runs battsd in-skowron
Stephens. Mauch, White Two-base hits
Bauer. Stephens. Home runs-Skowron
I'd, Williams. Martin. Stolen base
Skowron. 5aefiflces----Sturdivant Piersall,
Double plays--3turdivant to McDougald
to Skowron: Klaus to Gernert. Left
on bases--New York. 5; Boston, q. Bases
on balls-of Sturdivant. g.: on sisler, B.
Struck out--By Sturdiyant, g. BY Sisler,
2. Hits--on Sturdivant, 8 in Z innings
faced batters in Sthl: OF Grim. 2 In
inning. Runs and earned runs-onn
Sisler, a.; Winning pitcher-sisleT
M-0i Losing pitcher Grim n-D,
Umpires--Rice.. Rommel, Stevens, Napp
Time--2:2b. Attendance--17,565.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
Single Fall Limit
For Mat Feature

The return wrestling match
between Antonino Rocca and Di
Jerry Graham at Capitol Arena
Thursday night will be one-fall-
to-the- finish.
This means that the grudge
match, opening the program at
$3.50 pm, will go until one wres-
tier is pinned or gives up.
Also, Karl Won Hess and Skull
Murphy have signed to meet
Chief Big Heart and Gene
Dubuque in a special tag team
match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
GIANTS, rs; PHILLIEs, l-s
Totals s,l:. s e., sx g, l Total, 81 q q IA

J, Flied out for Westrum in 9Th.
One out when winning run scored
Philadelphia Ol0 600 0OO--1
New York OlO 600 OOl-2
Runs-Kazanski. Mays, Sauer Error
Fernandez. Runs batted in-Kazanski.
Sauer. TWo-base hit-Repuiski Home
Mays Sacrifice-Bowman. Double plays
Fernandez to Kazanski To Bouchee: An
tonelli to Westrum to Harris. Left on
Rases--Philad IL: New York. 4.
out--By Antonelli. g. Runs and earned
runs-Oh Roberts, FL; OF Antonelli.
Ill, Winning pitcher--Aritonelli DID.
Losins pitcher--Roberts t0-2). Time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
BRAVES. 3; REDLEGs. !
----'-7-----'--H---
Totals ahao41n

Totals IS q a41O Totals % 2 % 0
Flied out for Mcmillan in 9th.
Flied out for Sanchez in 9th.
3 Ran for Adeock in sth.
Cincinnati Oin 600 00O--l
Milwaukee O00 600 0lx--3
Error-Temple. Runs batted in--Bailey
crandall (2l. Adcock Two-base hits
Hoax Crandall Aaron. Home run
Bailey Double plAys--McMillan TO
Grove; Bailey TO Hoax Robinson 10
Temple Left on bases-cincinnati, o.
Milwaukee. Z. Bases on balls--Oh
Kiippstein, 3; of SPAIN, 9. Struck out
BY Kl,ppstein, .; by SPAIN. .. Hits
to 3 in Sthl: on Sanchez o in ] inning.
Runs and earned runs--Oh Klippstein.
BE-; of Sanchez, 90: OF SPAIN, IL
piteher1Riippsteine peo.a,. TimeLS::sos
Attendance-20.2g EOS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Tigers Up on Indiuns

After playing each other for
Sc years. the Detroit-Cleveland
baseball series at the opening of
the season stands at 610-60l in
favor of the Tigers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
Maryland Tries
To Topp|e Duke
In ACC Race
RECORDS OF AREA TEAMS

Maryland travels to Duke to-
day for an important Atlantic
Coast Conference baseball meet
ing. while George Washington s
top position In the Southern
Conference is in real jeopardy
this week.
The races in the two confer
ences and GW's meetings with
Georgetown Wednesday and
Maryland Thursday head this
weeks activities for area college
baseball teams.
Duke currently is tied with
North Carolina for the lead in
ACC. but Maryland is regarded
as a real threat to the Blue
Devils. who have an overall rec
ord Of 1874. Dukes trouble is
that it plays fewer games than
most of its rivals. two games
fewer than North Carolina.
The ACC stndings are: Duke
and North Carolina (6-2), North
Carolina State (4-2), South Car
Iolina (4-N. Maryland t3-0.
Wake Forest (3-4), Virginia
t2-6) and Clemson Q-6).
Defending Champion CIV leads
the Southern Conference with a
Al mark but is idle in the league
this week, giving William g.
Mary chance to take over. The
Indians, who beat CIV Friday,
have four games this week.
Standing in the sc are CIV
AID. William & Mary OLD,
The Citadel (3-2), Furman t4-3)
West Virginia (2-2, VPI (3-3),
IVMI (2-2). Washington & Lee
u-2). Richmond d-3) and Da-
wilson d-4.
THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE
Maryland at Duke.
Syracuse ct Navy.
Tomorrow
American U. at Loyola. Baltimore.
Wednesday
georse. Washington at GeorEetown.
Yale at Navy
Thursday
George Washington at Maryland
Howard at Delaware State
Friday
virsinia at Maryland.
GEORGETOWN at GETTYSBURG
Howard at Lincoln
Saturday
Georgetown At Penn State t2).
Navy at Cornell
Catholic U. ~ Mount sa. Mary's.
American U. at Hampden- Sydney.