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The Nome nugget., 1957-04-24

Fifty years of in International engi neer1ng and production !FC Auto Wagon and the Golden Jubilee" pickup one of the new International Ane light medium heavyduty motor trucks being inula area by Ben Young Box 331 Nome The Auto Wagons 20 horsepower oylnder compares with five gasoline and four LPG sxcylinder high toque truck from 112 154 the International models Wagon specifically for hauling produce market International of four and and models for specialized general trucking applications Golden Jubilee pickup, pounds vehicle weight features pickup body new Sweep Around windshield with 1,131square and 65inch cab which has the widest inside dimension model Wheel 114 inches 112horsepover and 154horsepower engine is optional.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-24
Yukon Barge Line Has Labor Difficulties

The Yutana Barge Line Co.,, op- erating on the Yukon River and oWnel by Jack Bullock and Art Peterson, is having labor diff culties.
 It is feared that if the riverboat workers are accepted into the union to which they have applied that the entire riverboat opera tion will be affected.
 The Yutana Barge Co. is in a difficult spot as it had already submitted their freight rate to the Department of Commerce before the raise was asked.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-24
CUB SCOUTS PASS TEST TOO SUCCESSFULLY

CORNWALL, Vt, 1.-Two Cub Scouts were too successful in their effort to start a fire by scraping two rocks together.
 Firefighters said the blaze the youngsters started in that ancient manner yesterday spread through Is acres of grassland.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-24
PETE CURRAN FILES SUIT
 AGAINST NORTHERN MINING

Pete Curnan ST. has filed suit against the Northern Mining Co. for the sum of $6OO.OO for services rendered.
 This company was managed last year by Don Stewart, who was killed in a plane crash at Cape Nome last year at the close of the mining season.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-24
N o T I c E

Sales Tax reports on retail sales and services for the quarter end ing March 3l. 1857. must be in the City Clerks Office Tuesday. April 30. 1857.
 Carrie M. McLain
 City Clerk Publ. Apr IT, "A, 29.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-24
MONDAY BASEBALL American League

Baltimore ', Boston , Kansas City II, Detroit New York IS, Washington 6
 National League New York 3, Pittsburgh 1 Brooklyn 5, Philadelphia Milwaukee g, Chicago 4 Cincinnati 10, St. Louis 6
 Pacific Coast League Vancouver 6, Sacramento l
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-24
BASEBALL SCORES (By The Associated Press) TUESDAY BASEBALL
 American I,ea0ue

 Cleveland 5, Chicago 0 Kansas City 5, Detroit 4 Washington 3, New York 1 Boston 3, Baltimore 1
 National League New York 1, Pittsburgh 0 Chicago 3, Milwaukee 2 Cincinnati 6, St. Louis 4
 Pacific Coast League Seattle 3, San Diengo 2 Sacramento ', Los Angeles 2 Hollywood 4, Portland 3 San Francisco 3, Vancouver
Evening star., 1957-11-20

II PERI. 995 Beacon Printed Blankets, Tx
84-in, 2 for 50
OF rayon for warmth nylon for wear. sin.
matching acetate bindings. 72x84-in. in
pink blue. green. gold and red.
Evening star., 1957-11-20

OF water repellent rayon-
acetate with warm wool quilt
Innings. Navy. charcoal and
brown. 36-46 in the group.
Evening star., 1957-11-20

Heavy textured rayon-cotton draperies in
handsome prints and colors to enhance any
setting. Clip several pairs together for extra
lengths
Evening star., 1957-11-20

White. no-iron dacrons, 96 in wide to pr,
54-63 in. long. 1881 in. long, 81; 80 in. long
IS; 1OS in. wide, ~ in. long, SS; 80 in. long,
80 in. long, SIS.
Evening star., 1957-11-20

Perfect quality all-wool jackets
in grey, navy and other colors.
Sizes for most in the group.
Evening star., 1957-11-20

Famous make, no-iron Dacron tailored cur4
tains in 54-in., 63-in., 72-in.. sl-in and 90
in. lengths. Imperfections are slight, will
not affect t-~'-~ ~ wear
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INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE

INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE
n. ARL.-Bqilder desires to sell new
duplex brick bldg: 2 separate two
bedrm; units with. brick nreplaces
for each unit: huge yard: S225
per month net income. Excel.
priced ct S23.950. BUILDER. IA.
zoe WARREN ST. N.E.-Duplex;
two Groom and bath apis. Total
rents, $50 per month; all sep. utils
Price, S6,950: 81 900 down: bal
ance In one trust. FLOYD 3.
DAVIS CO.. 1929 X St. NV, Ma.
s-0352; ewes. JU. a-244a.
s-UNIT APT. IN WEsTOvER, N.
Arl.: all apis. rented: low cash Of
$1,000 down. HOLLEY REALTY.
$500 Lee hwy. KE. s-6350.
INVEST IN A RICHER way OF life
5-acre domestic. river view. glori-
Gus dogwood trees: an ideal site
Modestly priced. Call FairvieW 2.
1872 for appointment.
VALLEY AVE. s.E.-2 apts.. semi.
detached brick: rent. &l42 month,
win sell for Si2.950. OF list trust
AZ Of $4,000: monthly payment
SS5. includes taxes. ROBT. L.
LoWERY. ~. $4,000: ewes. Ia
9-O163.
TRADE 4-fam.. 2-b.r. mod. garden
apis. excel. loo. LANGLEY Pk). fol
mod. serv. station. Give details. AL
replys aeknowl. Boz 346-D. Star
iO-UNrT. SOLID BRICK BLDG
NV. excellent rental area: stable
rents. Gross approximately ~ 600
trust, 81, 900
4-uNTT BRICK. UPPER NV
Tenants pay all utilities including
heat; always rented. Live in and
rent out the other 3. Ewes. WO
o-Oi66 or WO. 6-O344.
FREDERICK H. DENSTON CO.
Investment Bldg. Ritors.. DI. 7-4300
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
(coNriNUeD)

WAREHOUSE. 5s ft.x42.e IT,; soned
s ssayy ineuss ;. cn 4sao H9 Ss, steel
College Park, Nd. 1 blk. east Of
B; a. o, R.R; borders airport; avail.
VI. MIN. lease. S-5, WE. 5-b971:
aft. 5. WE. 5-69s6.
1900 SO. Fl in modern 1-story brick
bldg. Drive-in door, railroad siding.
Convenient location; attractive price.
See Mr.. Norris.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
REALTORS
WASH. BLDG. DI. $4,000
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SPRINGFIELD $1,000 down, as
sumo 4hss CT loan. Brk. Colonial.
3 bedrms., Ia baths. sep. din. rm..
nrepl., full bsmt.; lge. lot. Payts.,
Sis. 5914 Grayson ST.. FL. 4-69S5.
6TRATFORD HILLS, S27 .S5O-The
most terrific financing Is available
S On this H sSrSf d dvx1RY IA RAM NM
maculate home. Assume present
S31. 900 4taes loan. Owner will
take small cash payment and the
balance less than rent: immediate
possession. Call METZLER. IA.
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COUNTRY CLUE AREA Of N. Afl.-

COUNTRY CLUB AREA Of N. Arl.-
shadsd ot G ISafi iv. On rm. with with frspl.
formal din. rm.. scr. porch. fully
equipped it, breakfast nm. plus
scr. breakfast porch. bedrm. and
full tiled bath. compl LIST a.; 2
hedrms and tiled bath up; full
With rep O buiit.in sSra gSsi walk
to schools and transp. Priced at
S21.950 with ST.. 300 FHA trust
avail. To inspect. call THE DARBY
Co. Realtors. IA. 5-9393. (Oflce
men @ tn Ql
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
leoNIlNuEpl

FINE RIDGE, / ACRE-$2s.500.
Custom-b built. 5-BEDRM.. 2-BATH
brick home; entr. hall, liv. rm..
firepl.. charming din. rm.. spacious
equip. kit, Q twin-size bedrms..
walk-in closets. bath: End a.. 3
bedrms., bath; bsmt.. rec. rm..
firepl.. washer. drier. deep freeze.
oil h.-wh.; 3 air conditioners; p
car garage. LUCILLE COOK. JE.
2-3272. JE. 2-4664.
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TIE. e.es77 Ep. s.Si4s Kr. s-17as
> ACRES OF green grass, nice roll
able. Priced. $4,000. terms.
FALKLAND. MD-7h acres NJ
woodland: 900 IT. on Falkland I'd.
2 acres restricted homesites, out
Ga. ave-: nice rolling land: one @
quick; Call JOHN BURDoFT. Nv.
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RAMBLER. , acres. beaut. trees:

NAMBLBk, 2 acres, beaut, trees. 3
hedrms.' frepl; about z Minis; from rem
cash; win exchange. OWNER. Ia.
SI9.050. CT APPROVED-4-bedrm.
2-bath split-leyel, on wooded "a
acre lot, close-in Falls Church loo.
94-ft. liv.. rm., lge. din. ell, porch.
fully equipped kit: bsmt.: level.
Diet. garage. Owner wants offer
For further details, call THE
DARBY CO.. Realtors. IA. 5-9393.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

BRICK CAPE COD. $1,000. OF
appraised - Full basement. large
living room. two bedrooms and
ceramic tile bath down: staircase
to second floor with space for two
more bedrooms. Situated on large
lot, fenced yard. In Falls Church,
walk TO school, close to shops and
ALMOST AN ACRE Of beautiful
anSdsscaDed grounds S, g with with this
basement; fireplace in living room;
separate dining room; beautiful
s17,95O. viii take q CT or FLA
contract. ARFAX REALTY, JE. A.
CENTER-HALL brick rambler. True
California style: bedrooms. spa
cious living room, large fireplace,
2 air conditioners. BULLETIN book
cases cases. uitTs% ned Kitchen many ~
FLA. or reasonable down payment,
assume excellent financing, ARFAX
REALTY. JE. $4,000.
GET VALUE for your CT rights
Here is more house for the money
than you have seen for some time.
Spacious 3-bedroom brick ram
blr, full daylight basement, fire.
place in living room. dining room:
beautiful lot with trees. Conven-
praised, $4,000; will go with low
down payment. ARFAX REALTY.
JE. $4,000.
WHAT A BUY Only $1,000 down
and priced to sell fast at S16.95O-
full basement. scarport, 60 with B.
bedroom modern rambler. situated
in excellent Falls Church locality
with low monthly payments. AR
FAX REALTY. JE. $4,000.
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THE EVENING STAR C-13
Washington, D. c.
FRIDAY. MAY 10, 1857
FARMS
tcoNTlNuED)


WEEKEND RETREAT, in mountain:
accessible year-round - 10 acres,
pond site. . springs; partly wooded:
new 4.room bungalow, basement.
electricity. $4,000.
Dandy stone home: 7 rooms, Ia
baths, oil h.-w.h., bedrooms, stone
fireplace In living room. recreation
room, stone garage, fenced yard;
town water. and sewer. $4,000.
M syn Sy Apt; wpA,.rv npoxvps
Phi, OF. 2181-2731 Hamilton, Va.
lHROOM COLONIAL HOUSE with
large white columns: 20 acres land,
2 cottages. S22,500.
Cottage In the mountains on nice
stream, good spring. $500.
307-acre farm on Shenandoah
43-acre farm, 7-room house.
a. 8. KNOWLES, BROKER
Phone 329 or 14S5J
Front RavnI We
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STONE FRONT lends distinction to
this quality-built 3-bedroom brick
rambler: many extras including
beautifully finished recreation room.
fenced-in yard. Only S20,g50, lib
eral terms. Call IA. 4-1300. Q til
g; N; z; BRoYHILL d SONS
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CHAMPAGNE
GEORGETOWN STYLE

REvERSE-PLAN LIVING ROOM
AND FAMILY ROOM with sweeping
views Of beautifully landscaDed lot
DISTINGUISHED CUSTOM-PUILT b
y yrPR9on Mn SAT fsn HONE ONLY ONLY
mahog, -paneled firepl. wall and built
IN bookcases; mehoR .-paneled femilv
room opening onto huge patio: finest
construction throughout: BASE
BOARD HOT.WATER HEAT: built
IN garage This Is q home ri dis
tinctive architecture IN AN ExcI o.
sIvE COSE-N NE1cHBoRHOOD
Price sliced TO s3i. 500
Parker, Smith & Donnell
IA: 7-6lal Realtors IA. 7.ssI7
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Howard County Special
SPECIALS

From our large file. Of listings:
el60-PER-ACRE farms are almost
2 dream OF yesterday. Ask US about
:, TRADE-Wili accept home on
this 20 acres with 4-bedroom home:
near INTERCHANGE.
1O0-ACRE MONTGOMERY place near
potomac River: under $500 per
1915 ACRES. central Montgomery
County, at little over $500 per
acre
400 ACRES, close in: strategically
located farm with long road 'front.'
G.AITHERsBUR0 interchange farm
OF 2S5 acres for investment or de-
velopment.
CHECK our large file. anytime.
ROMER a. CO.. Gaithersburg 2e9
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Attn. Officers
Sleepy Hollow

Situated on q quiet street Of beau
front rancher has 3 bright bedrms,.
~: IA Hatfns :, lse; ~ ,m with ~ fisepl.
sp sn P ior 1S S ssd nSs Price rec s ss
Fisxibis terms. All exclusive with
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co.
1855 Wilson Blvd. IA. 5-266l
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TARA z! a., n; AF H.; ,aE ,.-6as a,
on large lot with trees: 2-car ga
rage. Priced in mid-20s. ELIJAH
O. ARNOLD lCol. USA. ret.), EN-.
3-433S IF 0-7166
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Open House 1 to 5 PM.
Saturday and Sunday

Cape Cod. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths.
soft. family room. large livine room,
fireplace; dining. room, fully equipped
with trees. Convenient to Wakefield
Junior Senior High School and grade
schools; new shopping centers and
Pentagon. Family living at its best,
Financing available. Bargain at
$4,000. 504S 8. 22nd St ia. g
77I0 mi. to entrance Ciaremont
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Big a. LOAN, payments less thal

BIG Az LOAN, payments less than
rents, 900 dn.. 2 bedrms., ex-
pan. attic. big liv. rm. with firepl.,
fully equip. kit; lot, 60xl2U and
Dashboard heat. Ideal for Pentagon
or Melpar: $12,950. JE. 3-0145.
AIR CONDITIONED-Why stew in
assume an $4,000, 4iaes loan on
q fully air-conditioned 3-bedroom
rambler on beautiful corner lot.
Ony l year old. SHOWN BY AP-
POINTMENT ONLY. Call 8 til ..
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC,
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the bullpen into a mud puddle
and Keegan fell. thrashed around
in the ooze and was late arriving
at combat headquarters.
~ y
Although the Senators trail in
home runs Smacked at Grifflth
Stadium by only a 1920 margin.
they're being outslugged on the
road. 20-37. .. The Yankees and
Athletics have dashed Washing
ton Litching for II homers, with
the Indians chipping in with 10.
the Tigers 8, Red Sox 7 and
Orioles and White Sox five each.
There's no doubt in the, Sem
ators minds that the White Sox
are the fastest team in the
league. :. They've attempted 10
stolen bases against Washington
and made good eight times. (.
Jim Lands. with 10, and Minnie
Minoso, with 8, have stolen more
bases individually than the
Senators have as a team. :.
Earl Battey is the only Chicago
player to fail, being whipped
out twice.
White Sox attendance trails
last seasons by 130,032 despite
the fact Chicago never has been
lower than second or more than
one-half game of the pace this
year. -. Continuous bad weather
has been a big factor.
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SENATORS
Continued from Page CT

OsAAAC0 AIOm rage III
first time and in giving the
Senators staff its second COM
plete game in their last IT.
NOTES: Jim Wilson (6-3) and
Jack Harshman (5-2) will take
the mound for the White Sox
tomorrow against Pete Ramos
(4-6 and Dick Hyde (2-3) or
Truman Clevenger t5-0 :.
The Senators will return to the
Capital by plane after the double
header Idle Monday, they'll
open stand against Western
clubs Tuesday night when they
meet Kansas City.
The victory was the Senator's
first over the White Sox in 10
games Chicago won the
final four of last season and had
beaten Washington five times
this year Aparicio. who has
compiled eight hits in nine
chances against the Senators
in two games here. is hitting
$40 for the season against
Washington.
Catcher Clint Courtney was
sidelined with a pulled groin
muscle, while Centerfielder Larry
Dolby Of the White Sox sat out
the game because of a stiff neck
One of the White Sox hits
was pop fly by Bubba Phillips
which Plews lost in the sun and
two others were scratch singles
by Aparicio.
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Giants Score I
After K|u' S Booi
10 Trip Red!egs

NEW YORK, June is Dr.
The Giants rallied for seven runs
III the eighth inning, sending IL
men to the plate, to trip Cincip-
matt, 8-4, today. Manager Birdie
Tebbetts of the Redlegs was
thrown out of the game for dis
putting an umpire's call on Red
Schoendienst's double down the
rightfield line during the rally.
Don Mueller, whose fifth-in-
ming single was the first hit of
loser Brooks Lawrence, collected
two singles in the big inning that
was featured by Dusty Rhodes
two-run single with the bases
loaded and the score tied.
Trailing 81 going into the last
Of the eighth, the Giants knocked
out Lawrence and continued to
bomb Hersh Freeman for six
singles and a double.
An error by Ted Kluszewski on
what would have been the third
out kept the Reds from holding
the Giants scoreless in the
eighth.
The Reds had scored two on
Ruben Gomez in the fifth when
Johnny Temple singled with two
out, stole second and scored on
Gus Bells single. k.uszewski's
single knocked in Frank Robin
son. who had walked and taken
third on Gus Bells single.
Robinson's 18th homer put the
Redlegs out front. al. in the
seventh.
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|PhiIley Stors
AS Tigers Nip
Red Sox, 81

DETROIT, June IS R.-Held
to one hit over the first six in
nings by Willard Nixon. the IT.
gers strung together four singles
in the seventh inning and went
on to whip the Red Sox. 81, for
their ninth triumph in II games
Three Of the safeties were OF
the scratch variety. Dave Phil
ley, just acquired in q deal with
the White Sox. had two of the
seven hits of Nixon and scored
"a pair Of runs in his first appear
ance in a Detroit uniform.
The Red Sox hit safely in eight
of the nine innings against Frank
Larry but four double plays helped
the stocky right-hander to his
fourth victory.
Boston took a 10 lead in the
seventh on singles by Gene
Mauch. Nixon and Jim Piersall.
Philley led of the Tiger sew
enth with bloop single behind
shortstop. j. w. Porter dribbled
% base hit between short and
third Philley moved up on an
outf1eld fly and scored when
Frank House lined q single to
right. Reno Bertoia's scratch
yrounder scored Porter. e
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Orioles Drub
Indians, S-3

CLEVELAND, June is (R.-
A home run by Bob Boyd and
Gus Triandos' four hits, which
scored three runs, helped Billy
Loes post his sixth victory today
as the Orioles defeated the
Indians. S-3.
Al Smith, Rocky Colavito and
Vic Wertz hit homers to account
for the Indians runs.
Bud Daley. who was knocked
out in the seventh. was charged
with his sixth loss against one
victory.
Boyd broke a % deadlock
with a blast into the rightfield
stands in the fifth with Loes
on base by way OF a walk. The
Orioles added a run in the sew
enth and picked up three in the
ninth on a single by Boyd, a
walk, a triple by Triandos and
single by Jim Busby.
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Cards Nip Dodgers, 6-5
With Three Home Runs

BROOKLYN, June is Dr.
Wally Moons two-run homer In
the sixth inning stood up for a
SIS Cardinal victory over the
Dodgers today. Del Ennis also
hit a homer with a man on in
the first and Stan Musial added
his 18th In the third-inning at
tack that chased Roger Craig.
Sam Jones. making his first
appearance since he twisted his
left knee on May "a. needed re-
lief from Lloyd Merritt to save
his third victory.
Ennis eighth homer was the
big blow of a three-run Cardinal
squirt in the first. One run
scored when Musial hit into a
force play after a walk to Don
Blasingame and a single by Al
Dark.
Musial's homer into the left
field stands in the third opened
the Cards lead to 40. When
Ennis followed with a double,
Craig gave way to Carl Erskins,
veteran Dodger pitcher who was
making his first appearance Of
the season.
Brooklyn got a run back in
the third on Erskine's single,
Junior Gilliam's double, a walk
and Duke Snider's sacrifice fly,
Gino Cimoli's double, an infleld
out and Charlie Meals single
added another score in the
fourth, and Snider hit his 18th
homer in the fifth.
Moons 18th homer, over the
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Legion Race Tied
By One-Hit Victory

Walt Tollinger of Oxon Hill
High pitched a one-hitter to
give the My Maryland Legion
nine an 30 victory over Cissel-
Saxon yesterday at Montgomery
Blair High field in a Southern
Maryland District game.
The result left My Maryland
and Cissel-Saxon tied for first
place with Al records. Mark
Shriver Of Mackin High hit the
first pitch Of the game for a
home run to start My Maryland
on its way.
In other games. Greenbelt de-
feated Hyattsville, 5-l, and
|Cheverly won over Rock Greek,
1928.
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Federal Storage
Continues Streak
CLUB BATTING

The Federal Storage baseball
team won its sixth straight VIC
tory yesterday. 1876, over Lorton
Reformatory.
Federal plays Fort Myer at 2
pm. today at Fort McNair.
Fred Farzanegan hit a grand
slam homer in the second inning
and Tom Brown a solo home run
in the fourth, while Buddy Mont
gomery got three Of Federal
Storage's IL hits. Ev Cloud, for
mer Mclean High player, and
Jim Eichberg shared pitching
duties for Federal, Cloud striking
out six in the seven innings he
pitched.
FEDERAL STORAGE isl 100 40i--f3.i2.2
LortOn O0O 1Oi iOo- Kin.
Cloud Eiehbers (sl ana Myse, Tssh
Poster. Walls tbl. Williams ca and
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Pony Loop Opens
At Mount Vernon

The Mount Vernon-Lee Pony
League will open its third year OF
play tomorrow night at Mount
Vernon High School Stadium
Bob Wolff. broadcaster of the
Senator'S games. will throw out
the first ball.
Ihe opening game pits
Herby's. Inc. against Twin Bar
rel Service. The league has
scheduled double-headers night
ly Monday through Thursday.
The league-leading team on
July IA will meet an all-star
squad composed of players from
the other seven teams in the
league on July Is.
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Williams Leads
|A|I-Star Voting

NEW YORK, June is (R.-
Ted Williams of the Red Sox, the
old favorite. held a slight edge
over Mickey Mantle of the yam.
KEGS in the vote count today as
each led at his position for the
American League All-Star team.
Williams topped voting in
both leagues, drawing 23,306 as
the leading AL leftfield candi-
datefor the July 9 game at St.
Louis.
Stan Musial led the National
League voting with 1922 votes.
The latest figures released by
Commissioner Ford Tricks office:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
First base Vic Wertz, Cleveland TO-.
81; Bill skowron, New York. s.39s; Vie
Second base: Nellie Fox. Chicago.
l9,459; Gene Mauch, Boston, 1867:
Billy Martin. New York. 2,349.
q Obj dhird 4 base Reno Bertoia. Detroit.
Frank Malone, Boston. 5.li4; Georse
washington, 2,O79
. s y, Harvey Kuenn. Detroit.
500: uis Aparicio. Chicago, 1890.
Lettheld: Ted Williams Boston, 49,.
3O6: Roy Sievers. WASHINGTON, 3,O91:
Minnie Minoso. Chicago, 2,044
Centerfield: Mickey Mantle. New York,
% .454; Jim Piersall. Boston. 1898.
Rlghtfeld: Al Kaline, Detroit. IL ,O44;
Jackie Jensen. Boston. 1875; Rocky
so Catcher , Yogi Berra; New York: IA
sherm Lollar; CHICAGO: 4.6s2.
First base: Stan Musial. st. Louis,
IL. l22; Gil Hodges, Brooklyn, 1858.
:. second base: Red Schoendienst New
YORK, ll,0e4; Johnny Temple. Cincin-
matt, s'6l4; Jim Gillian. Brooklyn.
Third base: Ed Mathews. Milwaukee
lO.5lS: Don Hoax, Cincinnati, s,726:
Ernie Banks. Chicago. 3.276
Shortstop: Roy Mcmillan. Cincinnati,
6.67e; ALVIN Dark, ST. Louis, 6,353;
Johnny Logan, Milwaukee, 1858; Don
thinner. Brooklyn. 2.O12
Leftneld: Frank Robinson. Cincinnati,
10, 339; Wally Moon, st. Louis, 2,Ss5
Centerfeld: Willie Mays, New York,
10. 4O!; Duke Snider, Brooklyn, 6.240.
Rightfeld: Hank Aaron. Milwaukee,
l5.56S;' Gino Cimol, Brooklyn, 5,O24;
Carl Furillo, Brooklyn, 2,225.
Catcher: Ed Bailey. Cincinnati, 1880;
Roy Campanella. Brooklyn. 1852 stan
Jopata, PHILADELPHIA, 2.6RQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16
Two Comes Corded
In Old Dominion

Colonial Restaurant 600
plays Fairfax Legion DID at
Alexandria Municipal Stadium
and Forestville (0-2D is host to
Atkinson & Keller DID in
sandlot games today in the Old
Dominion League. Game time
for both contests is 3 O'Clock.
In the Montgomery County
League. p. j. Nee of Rockville
t4-2) is at Silver Spring 500,
Redland (3-3 as at Damascus
(2-D and Sandy Spring (3-0 is
at Westmore (0-O.