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In Mrmnrianl

ANDERSON. MAMIE. In loving memory
Of our dear mother; MAMIE AMBER
ago today. April IL. 1850.
Deep in our hearts lies a picture
OF a loved one laid to rest
In memory's frame We shall keen Il,
Because she was one OF the best
YOUR CHILDREN. ALICE. LEILA,
y0HEN , ALIEN Ru n6s v CHARLIE
IND WILLIE NET
dear mother LUCY "AsRNETT, WIZ
passed away April r.. 1899
Knowing you was such pleasure. Mother
Having you was better still.
In our hearts you'll live forever,
Since our loss was Heavens will.
HER CHILDREN
our devoted son aud father MILFORD
BAYLOR. who departed this liie eleven
years ago today April L.. 1916.
We think Of you today
Resting. sleeping. lust away
In eriect peace you await US all.
Resting where no shadows fall.
We often sit and think Of you.
And think Of how YOU died.
Tc vnow YOU did not say gOod-bv
Before you closed YOUR eyes.
Goo gave US strength TO bear II.
And courage tc meet the blow:
WHAT u meant TO lose you.
The world will never know
HIS LOVING. MOTHER AND DAuoH-
TER, SARAF.
BAYLOR, WILFORD. In loving memor,
OF our beloved brother, MILFORD BAY
LoR, who passed away. eleven years
ago today April H. ig46.
God knows how much we miss YOU
Never shall your memory fade.
Loving thoughts shall ever wander
To the spot where you are laid
LOVING SISTERS, ETHEL BURNETT
AND CHRISTINE NEWMAN.
CURTIS, LULA. Time passes swiftly
wears today, April ~, 1880, since .tht
most unexpected demise OF my dear
Mother. MRS. LULA CURTIS.
tBEAuTIFuL MEMORIES
DAUGHTER. RHoDA PAULINE CUR
CONES. DIR. WILLIAM G. In sad but
bsnf WILLIAM c CONES. Who de-.
parted this life one year ago today
Aprl l.. 1885
His passing left an emptiness
That no ono else can I'LL.
And yet somehow in many ways,
He Is really with me still
His goodness and his kindness,
His wise and helpful ways.
These treasured things he left with nj
To bless me all my days,
MILDRED
COMES, DR WILLIAM G. In Towns
memory OF my dear nephew in law
VII. lam c. COMES who left us one
year ago today April IL, 1863.
Always so good and kind
Thinking OF others and trying 10 fnd
A good deed n do. some praise ~ say
That's why YOU are remembered rnd
missed more each day
HAM. FLOSsIE GENEVIEyE. In sad but
mother, FLoSsIE GENEviEvE HAM
who departed this life eight wears aac
TO-DAY. April ~, l04b
SONS AND DAUGHTERS
REMBERT. PINKIE A. In loving mem
ory OF my beloved wife, PtNKIE A
REMBERT, who passed away four year
aeo today April ~ 1883.
The silent touch OF thy vanished hand
The tender conSolins word spoken il
the stu small voice. bring comfort u
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. r.. W
SLAUGHTER. JOHN II. A tribute o,
love and devotion 10 our father JOHN
H. SLAUGHTER, who departed thi.
life seventeen years ago today, Apr
J.. lD4O,
You are gone We cannot see YOU.
Yet YOU are alive today,
just as wildly within US.
As the time you passed away.
HIS CHILDREN. JAMES. HOWARD
AND JOHN SLAUGHTER. GRACE s
MoAEE, MABEL S. HACKNEY ANIL
MARY 8 WILLIS
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A requiem mass was offered
today in st. Thomas More Cath
olic Church. Arlington. Burial
was to be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Garh If Uhanks

BYERS, GLADYS. The family of the
late MRS. GLADYS IYERs wishes 70 c
acknowledge with grateful appreciation
and all expressions Of kindness and
sympathy from neighbors and friends
extended during our recent bereave-
ment
DAUGHTER. MISS wILHEIMINA
KENNY. AND FAMILY.
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Anuriltng

COHEN. BENJAMIN S. There viii bs
memory of my beloved husband. BEN.
JAMlN s. COHEN on Sunday. April
IA, 1857, at l1:30 am at the Mount
Lebanon tGeorge WashingtonI Gene.
terry. Tifereth Israel Synagogue Section
Relatives and friends invited.
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MCCARTHY, MARY LYDIA. Members
lgM Of the Ladies'. Auxiliary, No.
GT@A 50. Knights Of s.. John, are
WSEEX Robert A.. Mattingly Funeral
! W Friday. April II 1867. at $40
ceased TO asss m A TsS"r' LY iH5 our ae
STELLA j. HAMMOND. President.
TERESA L. o'REILLY. Rec. secy.
MCCARTHY. LYDIA. All members Of
A.M c Carroll COUNCIL, No 377:
.4SS1 of LYDIA iS' MccH Al iii rei be-
! W. Carthy. State treasurer. All
sen Soul serves Il the fS5 me s Msnsy
Funeral Ho%s; l3i nr, nh st, s. at
.. S. a aAfs k rA = s o + +
SEFF 5 sFRM N NJ Nj ps 9n Thscs 4 Ao.
pital, HERMAN W. NEFF OF R. F. D.
= Fsirfax; va, husband Of Myrtle Myrtle
Lynn Men; brother OF Mrs, q. E, Van:
deermark. Mrs. DAVID ssnauist and and
v Va he vheTe srs services s'A viii h0 be held on
interment and services also al Solo
Mons Lutheran GhSTch' , TimOssville'
NUCKoLs, MoGENE B. On Tuesday.
d AR Il aos ls9 Il MdoENR RR e ftST
OF Rockville, Va. mother Of Mrs. Rob-
EFT %,,; TAYLOR Of washington, p c. Mfr Mfr
M Md MRS A A6sist Bourne ~ oxen joel NV
| Nuckos and George H. Nuckols OF
Rockville. Va Funeral notice later;
kdsUnd Va BY }SsiRh " S ea
| pers please copy l2
tBusTER, PAiMER OF OF lIis 5sth pl..
their loss a devoted friend. seven chill;
a host Of other. relatives and friends.
Friends may call after pm. Friday,
April X, At 1884 LIST St; NV. Funeral
H from s ne oisnda HPi Baptist church 45S
1 Gault pl, ne 1nterment Lincoln Me-
/ mortal Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by
4 Alexander s. Pope.
PARKER. LEON: on Thursday, April
/ II. 1867, LEON PARKER q 1856, CO;
peieTes Parker SON 0e 81 ooar u sna So
/ Parker and brother OF Mrs Mary Rob-
inson' Mrs. Betty Saunders. Irene,
Ruth; Frances ., and Ray Parker Also
! friends, Notice Of funeral later. Ar
/ rangements BY Mcguire. Inc IA
Doctors, Hosp:tsl,. Washington. b. c..
ANN ANN B BE-. PE II aTsd p e. be-
She also is survived by. three daugh-
| tiers, Susan Ann. Mary Claire and Bar
6ara Ellen, and two sisters; the Misses
Sl sPd Of Mrs s f ass Ed Shs vas an md
| Claire Y .Bubb Friends may cali al
the Hall Funeral Home. occoqusn, Va.
Services or SATURDAY Sat April Is, At
| Church, Lorton. Va. interment Gran.
fori Cemetery. IL
s 1857. LEROY A. PRUE q 1io5
| TaIbert st Sc. brother OF Mrs. Lii
; ian s ,ruwIns. nephew Of Clarence: James
| After pm, Friday. April IL. friends
/ may call at the Frazier Funeral Home.
ss 9hSde Island az ave h., NV where
Woodlawn Cemetery. /.
REEFS. HUGO +. G. Formerly Of 1855
| Z s.. Sc; on April II. 1857. brother
/ q the late William G and Ernest 7
Bees, He also is surviVed BY two
Chambers Funeral Home. 5IS iith St
7 Sc, on Saturday. April 10. at 2:3O
pm. interment Cedar Hill Cemetery
Is
REFS. HUGO .. special communica-
a, ton OF Naval Lodge No, &.
M +. A. A. NJ. is hereby called
I'm for : pm. Saturday, April
+ NMN2 10, 1887, for the purpose Of
&NOX conducting a Masonic burial
I NV service for our late brother.
W HUGO +. REEFS BY order
OF the Worshipfu, Master.
4 ROLAND NJ BROWN. Secretary.
SCOTT, ELIzABETH tAuNT BETTY.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Rinaldi Funeral Home

HINdIUI FUIlGTdI f1UIIIC
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial ALLOWANCE. SlbU
slB Il ST NE IL 3-4ssO
Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAI DIRECTORS
9Th ana Mass Ave NE. ii 3.o*O0
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r st. NV. NO. 7-0l33
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR HILL--choic, lot 8 sites. value.
Or co 5-Oo75,
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Bratts

DnNHAM. HERMAN W. Suddenly, on
fSE H III Mlass7 W. in p SEst
Nd, beloved husband Of Dorothy y'' :.
Waldron and Mrs. Richard NJ oiponnei f.
brother of Mrs. Robert c. Patterson,
Friends are invited to cali at the
ReSet n Pum Gsass E sessd HSS
where services viii be held on Satur-
gay; April Is. at pm. Interment
Parklawn Cemetery.
DuNHAM, HERMAN W. on Wednes-
% day, April 10, 1857. spe-
IN cial communication Of Be-
@ s; 8, :!::;i;I
~ Masonic burial for our late
ALFRED I Johnson. Acting H W M.
WILLIAM c. AUSTIN Secretary.
E MS,,AlaL CHARLES Z; suddenly, on
z. EMsWMER: aged 10. beloved hus-
vile No, father q Mrs. BERTHE Cough,
man. Mrs T rSdv p Srs seie wi ESiT.
Edward. Raymond and Henry EmSwiler
Two brothers, George. Preston and Ira
and twenty ,hve observation-disclosures also
| Flower Hill Church of the Brethren,
5edland. Nd. Friends may call at the
tonsyille,. Md. Services on Saturday.
Hill Church of the brethren. Inter
ment church cemetery.
wood s., SILVER Spring, Nd. on April
and carrie A. Enos, sister Of Iinwood
I; snos' q. Remains al Chambers
HG Me- sSSh s elsSs!sSd A spf
~ at an Services At the Hughes
Methodist Church, l07OO Georgia ave.
Sors IneS ala' c e pm' internsn'
FITZGERALD. WILLIAM THOMAS. on
d dnnrsaa .S;s april X 1881 a. his rest
llnRton. Va. beloved husband OF Emma
~ Washns stosne B M snd u Mas
OF Edward Oden. Friends may can
st the Ives Funeral Home ssis wilson
o!vd;. Arlington, Va. Notice OF funeral
GOINGS. ALICE L. On Thursday. April
pa ALICE at o oiissss S SiOssd s HGsl
o, Ms Ms 6 ,h T watts ,, and foster sister
can At The Lee c sunsral FT Homs 9 asS
-. and .aass. ave. ne, after IL
noon Saturday, April ID, where services
WI be held on Monday, April Is,
terry. Alexandria, Va il
GORDON. KATHARINE MORROW. sud
Denly, on Thursday. April II, 1857,
kA ri TRsSdsns MoRR SS LaT 1nD s
tei OF the late James and Kath-
arine NJ Morrow and sister OF Mrs
HUSH N Adams Of 1893 Park I'd NV.
ans lanes b Morrow Of Baltimore: Nd
&c Funeral Home, 2D0l 14th ST NV
services win DC held on Saturday
lnfernent Rock Greek Cemetery. IL
GREGG, GEORGE EDGAR. On Thurs
Gay, April II. 1886. at MONTGOMERY
E pdAR o TsnsSsl >, HGspita GEORGE
Annie villman. Elsie Hamei' Isabel
Stevens. virgie Fritz. Edgar Albert.
Henry and Clarence. Greyg Mr. Grege
Services ice s Si s Sc held !" on %s sanaas
Aprh IA, at 10 am, at the Seventh
Day Adventist Church. Damascus. Nd
t A,Ie sa Pine Grove Cemetery Mount
HENRY hys MRS; EMMA :. Departed this
:! nv mrs Ell GsIM iss'. ] henry a?a she
Miss v, 70 mourn then loss one sister
invited to call after 43O pm. Friday.
April :. at the Taft H Williams Flu
neral Home. 4A45 Deane ave ne. FLU
neral services at the Metropolitan Ban
nSt Church. 1928 r st. NV, al > nm.
SATURDAY. April ~. the Rev e c
S.,nlth ofhciating Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery,
HENRY EMMA }. Ofieers and mem
wv hers Of Columbia Temple. No
&HA 49,, l. B. p. O. E. OF W. met
HS11 IN a session of sorrow on Thurs
W~I day. April II. 1857 for our
w. late DAUGHTER EMMA i
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ANDERSON, ROBERT F.. JR. OF Sill
Barnaby st. Sc. on April 10, 1851
son OF Barbara l. and Robert F.. Ander-
shifilett and. Helen and Arthur Ander;
Home, 81 iftha st. s se, on sat unsaS,
April 10, at 10 am. Interment Wash
ington National cemetery
BAKER. ROBERT w. On Thursday,
April II, 1857, ROBERT W. BAKER
81 6435 Taylor, ST., Bladensbure Nd,
beloved husband Of the late Laura v
ard Wilmer Baker, Mrs. Mae Ensiish
Robson and Mrs Emily L. Wenzel,
brother Of James Bradley Baker and
Mrs, Betty 3. .Gorse He also Is
survived oy eleven grandchildren,
Friends may call at the Nallev Funeral
Home, 5000 Rhode Island ave. at East
held on Monday. April / 5, at : pm.
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Glenwood Cemetery IA
BAUMAN. CARL. Suddenly, on wednes-
day, April 10. 1857 at his residence.
MAN. beloved husband of Lena Bau-
man. son Of Mrs. Don F. cosbey.
Funeral from the Simmons Bros. Flu
neral Home. 1851 Good Hope I'd. e.
on Saturday. April 10, at 1890 pm
services at the Anacostia Methodist
Church at pm. Interment Wash
Hngton National Cemetery. In lieu
OF flowers. anyone desiring may make
Donations to the Greater Southeast
Hospital Fund IL
BAUMAN, CARL, a member of the Lions
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EMMA }. Oficers and mem
hers OF Columbia Temple. No
49,, l. B. p. o. E. OF W. met
IN session of sorrow on Thurs
day. April II. 1857, for our
late daughter EMMA j
HENRY Funeral services will
be held at :. pm. Saturday
), at the METROPOLITAN BaptiS:
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April -. 1857, at New Yori
Hospital. HARRY 81 SHA
PRO. Surviving are Nv,
dauhters Mrs. Florence Sach
of Takoma PArk. Nd, ant
Mrs Martin Rich OF New
YORK City N. Y, and thYei
SERVICES will be held in Nes
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HERMAN w. On Wednes-
day, April 10, 1857. A spe-
cial Communication Of Be
theSda Lodge, No. 204, A. F
a. A M, is hereby called fol
IL noon Saturday, April ID
for the purpose of conductine
Masonic burial for our late
HERMAN W. DUNHAM.
L. JOHNSON, Acting W. M.
M C AUSTIN Qerretarv
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SLATER. AMOS. On TUESDAY, April Q,
1897 al FreeCmen's Hospital AMOS
SLATER OF zoo upShur st, NV, he
Is survived By devoted vile, Mrs
Essle Slater. TWO sisters, other rela-
tiyes ano many friends. Remains rest
St NV Funeral services and inter-
Inent Lamar & C.
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ON Monday. April s. 1867. ELIZABETH
AUNT BETTY SCOTT OF $500 18Th
81. NV She is survived by two sons.
Albert and Frederick Doye. and other
relatives and friends. The remains
viii lie in state al the First Baptist
Church, $40 jSth ave. Fairmont
HeightS. Nd. on Friday. April II. after
! pm Funeral on Saturday. Aprll Is,
from the aboFe-named church at
pm, the Rev. 7. J Andrews, minister
luterinert Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
ARRANGEMENTS by the Hoffman Funeral
Service l2'
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~ 1857, ct Doctors Hospital CLAIR
ENcE DODGE Of 220f Kalorama I'd
NV. beloved husband of Mar c.
Dodge and father Of Clarence Dodge,
CHAPEL J. T5B Pa ave NV, after noon
Ssturfay. April ~ courtesy parking
oppositei Services Will be held ~ the
FCunury Methodist EPISCOPAL Church
18TH and p SIS. NV on MONDAY
April II at II am In lieu Of hoTers,
contributions fnay be sent 10 the Heart
or Cancer Funds interment Glen
wood Cemetery ~
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George Washington Univer-
sity's baseball team takes on
Georgetown on the Eilipse at
1850 pm. today and VPI there
tomorrow to close the curtain
on . regular season that has
been gratifying even beyond the
dreams Of Coach Bill Reinhart.
Boosting a 17-2 mark and
winner Of the Southern Con-
ference title. the Colonials have
an invitation TO play in the
NCAA District 3 playoffs. May
3l-June 3. at Gastonia, N. c.
CIV has not yet accepted.
All the other area schools
except Navy will be finished
with baseball tomorrow. Today,s
game with CIV Is the finale for
Georgetown. Howard plays Lin
coin today and Delaware State
tomorrow. both at home, to wind
up its successful season. Mary
land. Catholic U. and American
u. already have finished.
Navy has four games left.
strung out until June /. date
of the final with Army at West
Point. The Middies play Pitt
tomorrow. William q Mary
Monday and lafayette May ~.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Bertoia, Detroit. .5as: Fox. chicaFo,
;362: Power. Kansas City. .375; VIII
k ksms; c RS.'o ,ssis. $685. DeMasssri'
RqNs-slsvsrs. -Washinston, 81: VIII
fex. chieaso. and Mantle. New York,
RUNS BAFTED IN--sievers. washing
Kansas city, ri; Jensen - Bos amp' 10:
WilIiars, Boston. and Lollar Chi
HITs@sisver,. Washington. 81; Ber.
CIV s. ssrf eou ' cScs s@D' ss b Ssnss.
DoUBiES-Malzone. Boston; Fox Chi
eago. and sievers. washington. q:
K,nens. Detroit, and Pievs. Washing
TRIPLES Nieman. Baltimore: Kuenn.
Detroit; Gran. Kansas City. and Me-
bousald, New York. 3; nine players
sIeyers, Wsshington. &: Mantle New
York. o; Maris Cleveland; Bollins.
Detroit. and zernial,. Simpson and
Piersall. Boston. and Minoso. Chicago,
4; Pilarcik. Baltimore; Aparicio and
tox. Chleago: Kaline. Detroit, and
=, Mantle New York, 2.
Sop NaTi.s ke cI:s:,. ciss &C. &C.
1000: zuverlnk. baltimore: susce,
Y SorF' "a. snd Lax de5ssn and Ford. New
STRIKBOUTe-score, Cleveland. 10,
Pierce. Chicago, "a: Wynn, Cleveland
%; Mass and Burning. Detroit. 80.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on SO at bats)---Musiai,
81. Louis ..376; Aaron. Milwaukee,:
0roat. Pittsburgh, and Robinson. Cin-
RuNS-Aaron. Milwaukee. IS: Robinson.
Cincinnati, and Dark. st Louis. q
Post Cincinnati. and o'conneli NH
RUNS BxTTED IN--Aaron. Milwaukee
49,. Furillo. Brooklyn: Hoax. Cinein-
natl. and eauer, New York. 20: Jones.
Rhiladelphia. e.
81 Louis. 40: Robinson. cincinnsti;
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Senators Set Trode Talks
With Indions, Yankees

walked before Lands smashed
his homer into the leftfeld
stands In the sevnth Of Herman
des and Chicago added . run in
the eighth when Phillips tripled
and Fox singled.
NOTES: Bud Daley, lefthander
recently recalled from San Diego
when Herb Score was injured.
viii pitch for the Indians tonight
against Pascual Pierce's win
was his NTH against two losses
+. The Indians will be here for
a day game tomorrow. while De-
troit will move in for games
Sunday and Monday night.
Phillips big night elevated his
batting average from .10S to .271
!. Bob Usher thumped two
balls on the nose In his debut
with Washington but wound up
% for A.. =. Jerry Snyder Is now
is 0 for II. b. Faye Throneberry
will take over in center when
the Senators face righthanders,
The White Sox have tried
seven steals against the Senators
and have made good every
time. They've whipped the
Senators eight straight times,
including four to wind up last
year. ;. Milt Boiling. who took
q third strike last night batting
for Ramos. still Is under par
physically and not ready to re-
sumo, at shortstop.
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|Metkovich Named
Son Diego Pilot

SAN DIEGO. May II a.
George Metkovieh. first hasemans
outhelder who saw action with
six major league clubs. Is the
new manager Of the San Diego
Padres.
Metkovich was named yester-
day following the dismissal Of
Bob Elliott. who was offered the
position Of assistant general
manager by General Manager
Ralph Kiner. Elliott said he was
not interested in the offer.
Elliott. another well-traveled
ex-major Lacquer, led the Padres
TO the Coast League pennant In
1854 and succeeded Lefty ODoul
as manager in 1855. His team
finished second that year, seventh
last season and currently is in
sixth place.
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Vernon Lows Son
Swallows Poison
PTTTSBURGH. Nav N ia.

PITTSBURGH. May II CR.-
Veryl Law. 2-year-old son Of
Vernon Law. Pirates pitcher,
was rushed to q hospital yester-
day after ne swallowed ant
poison In his suburban White
hall home.
Attaches at South Side Hospi-
tai said the boys stomach was
pumped and that he'll recover.
He Is reported In fair condition.
Mrs. Law said the boy crawled
under the kitchen sink and
found . bottle Of ant poison
which contained arsenic. He
consumed an undetermined
quantity before his mother found
him.
Law IL In Milwaukee with the
Pirates.
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.Yanks Execute
First Triple Play

NEW YORK. May II R.-A
triple play executed last night
by the Yankees was the FIRST in
the major leagues this season.
Bob Turley. Yankee pitcher,
walked Hector Lopez and Jim
Pisoni. first two Kansas City
batters to face him In the second
inning.
Alex Kellner. Athletics pitcher.
hunted \ pop ny to the mound
attempting to sacrifice. Turley
took the ball on the ny and
threw to Gil McDougald ct Sec
ond base to double Lopez. Me-
Dougald relayed to Second Base
man Bobby Richardson, who
covered first, to retire PisonI
and complete the triple play.
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MINOR LEAGUES

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Hollywood. 3; Seattle, 1.
yaneonvef, 3; San plsso :,
San TFsneisce. 8; Les Angeles Q.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto. a; Roehestef,. ..
Columbus, 4; Miami, o.
IsSrsIIa' 4, Z; H SsHsl.. /
AnsRnICAN ASSOCIATIONS
cSalI..ssa, !; indissa1elis. ..
81. Paul. 3: Omaha Z.
Minnsapolis At Denver, postponed.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
WobiIe, q; NashviiIe. s.
Atlanta. 10; Little Rock. 5.
TgxAs LEAGUE
Houston. 4: oklsSoma city, ..
Dallas q: san Antonio. 2
Shreveport Al Tulsa. postponed.
KAsfgnN LRAGUB
echsnsets1y. FL: syracuse. 90.
reading. 8; Albany, 3.
Binshamton. .; sprlnGnsld. ..
WESTERN LEAGUE
sloaa CITY, ); kISusaersus. i.
Lincoln ~ Colorado oprings. postponet
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
JaeksoQyills, 8; .Augpsta. 9.
savsslaS. D: ceiuSSla. 9.
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Casey in Form
As Juggling Act
Proves Perfect.

Continued From Page C-l
81 times in II meetings
since Baltimore returned to the
League in 1854.
Frank Bolling's leadoff homer
gave Detroit's Jim Burning 9
lead he never relinquished as he
tanned the Red Sox with five hits
for his second victory. Ted VIII
liams' average dropped from .375
to 800 as he was held to one hit,
q double on a ball lost in the sun
by Rightfielder AL Kaline. Ted,
who famed three times. has had
only four hits in his last 81 times
at bat.
Robinson Provides Clincher
Cincinnati's victory was its
18th in the last IS games. Frank
Robinson, held hitless IN his FIRST
four times at bat, singled in the
winning run with two out in the
10th. A walk issued by Relief
Pitcher Steve Ridzik and Gus
Bells two-out single set the
stage for the winning blow.
Bob Friend weathered q rocky
ninth inning against Milwaukee
TO record his third victory for
Pittsburgh. Trailing 20. the
Braves threatened when Eddie
Mathews cracked q home run
and Joe Adcock reached FIRST on
an error. Chuck Tanner hit into
a double play. but Johnny Logan
and Bill Bruton followed with
singles. Friend escaped further
damage by getting Del Crandall
TO ny out.
Juan rizarro, Milwaukee,s
prize southpaw. was the loser.
He allowed only five hits In eight
innings but one was q fourth
inning homer by Bob Clemente
Seventh-inning singles by Dick
Groat and Gene Baker produced
the other Pirate run.
SAM y Koufax. Brooklyn'i
$4,000 bonus pitcher. struck
out Is Cubs and Duke Snider
slammed his fifth home run al
the Dodgers moved within q
game and a half Of the Braves
Ten Dodgers also struck out
matching the league record Of
% strikeouts for two teams.
Indy Mcdaniel, st. Louis
$50. 900 bonus pitcher, hurled his
first major league shutout with
10 five-hitter as the Cards routed
an ex-teammate. Harvey Had.
dix. A four-run fourth. featured
by Wally Moons two-run triple
settled the issue.
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

sehoendienst, New York, and oroat.
UnLEs--Hoak, Cincinnati, IL: Musial.
81 Louis. 10: Bouchee. Philadelphia,
" eight players tied with 4
TnIsLEszWalls: Chicago. and Bouchee.
HOME RUNe-Aaron. Milwaukee. g.:
sauer, New York. and Moon, Sc. Louis.
g Mathevs and Adeock, MilWaukes, 9.
Gillian, Brooklyn. 8; Ashburn. Phiis.
Cincinnati. Freese, Pitts6ursh. and
PIfGHiNG@La6SiSn;e. grockiyn, so. 900:
koufax and Drysdale Brooklyn: Gross,
Cincinnati: Phillips. Milwaukee, and
Cardyell. PHILADELPHIA, go. / 200.
Arroyo. Pittsburgh, 81; cardWell, San
: ford and Roberts Philadelphia.Sge
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.SoftbuII Clinic Set

The Arlington County Rec
lreation Department will sponsor
q girls softball clinic at TO- am.
tomorrow at Four Mile Run
field No. /. Players. coaches and
managers are invited.
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TIGERS. Z: RED sox. |
Totals % .7e Totals 81 5 20 10


i Doubled Tor white in bth.
2 Struck out for Porterheld In sth.
Detroit - 100 900 OlO-2
boston -.----------- OVO UOO JUL
Runs--Bolline. House. williams Err
Tcrs-Ncns: Runs Satted in7gollinss'
maxwell. Goodman, Williams. Home run
-bolllng. stolen base. Piersall, eaeri:
nce-Bunni1e. Double plays--Pofterf
vslnen. Tsft On sssss-pstTeit. I: Dos.
ton. s. Aasee on balls-of Bunning. 2:
on PerteFllsld, /; % O'clock 1. struck
entCRy Burning, 9; ey PertsEneld, I;
i1 s'GsI, Il "a p.IosE. r'Lsstnsli6 inIn n
i.i; Cd pcftsrfeid. s-s: on O'clock, 90.
wild pitch--Bunnins; Winnine piteher--
aeld Oil. Umpires-Iabacchi. Berry.
Mckinley Soar. Time--2:l2. Attend