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that exists between Anne and her Aunt Margaret Anne
loves her aunt and will doubt love her more as she
grows up to appreciate the unusual depths Of Mar
garet's personality.
A few months ago there was significant incident.
The Royal Family at Windsor Great Park watch
ing Philip play polo. During a time-oW a public
address announcement requested spectators
to the field and stamp down the turf which had been
kicked up by the horses hoofs Anne took advantage
Of the moment to slip away into the crowd. Only
person noticed person who had not taken her eyes
off the child Princess Margaret Ignoring the crowds
not easy for princess - Continued on page rs
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Wisooker Shares
Drag Race Honors
With Bob Simon

Bob Simons Of Washington
and Louis Wisooker of Hyatts-
vile shared the applause yes
terday in the drag racing pro-
gram at Old Dominion Speed
way.
Simons won the top elimina-
tor award in his 1882 Ford
roadster with a "a DeSoto en-
CINE while Wisooker won his
class for the 18th time this
season in his 1857 Chevrolet.
Class winners:
CLASS AR-Tod MaehrovicS. Falls
Church, 1884 Ford. Time. las sec
onds. CLOSING speed. 90 miles per hour.
CLASS BR-Bob Simons. Washins-
ton, 1889 Ford roadster, 131. "a
CLASS so-p.n Huminik. wash
ington. 1880 Ford, 1916, 90 mp.h.
CLASS CG--Roy TillinghaSt, Alex
andria. 1887 Chevrolet. IA seconds.
Class po-Jim whitloek. Enua-
CLASS E0--Larry Robinson, Ma
nassas. 1854 Ford. Is seconds, IS
CLASS AM-Don Niemann. Palmer
Park, Nd, 1857 Corvette, 13.2, e5
mp.h.
CLASS AP Alan whiteleather,
Washinston, 1897 Corvette, IA Sec
CLASS SS-shelton McNair. Plym-
outh. n: c.. 1857 Chevrolet, IA sec
onds. ~ m.p.h
CLASS AS-Louis Wisooker. Hyatts-
vile, 1887 Chevrolet. l4.3. % mp h.
CLASS BS-Sonny Ordorff. Win
chester, 1856 Chevrolet. 1875. SO
m phi.
CLASS DIS - Vincent Tranchltella,
WASHINGTON. 1858 Oldsmobile. 10 Sec
onds. 81 m.p.h.
CLASS ES-Don Dodd. Alexandria,
1853 Ford. 17.2, "a m.ph.
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BRINGS WIMBLEDON TROPHY
AItheo Returns Home
After Biggest Victory

Negro ever to play in the Ma
tional tennis championships at
Forest HIS and it took an
act Of nature in the form Of
a violent squall to bring her
from the brink of victory over
Louise Brough to a heart
breaking loss the next day
when the match was resumed.
In 1881 she received her
first invitation to compete in
the Wimbledon matches. Al
though she blew her chance in
the bird round against Bev-
erly Baker. she still carried
home the distinction Of being
the first Negro ever to compete
there.
Her National stature was
recognized in December. 1854,
when she became the first Ne
gro ever to be named one of
the top 10 tennis players in the
country. A few days later. the
Eastern Lawn Tennis Associa-
ton named her the No.
woman's player in its ranks.
Last year she lost to Shirley
Fry in the quarter-flnals at
Wimbledon but still salvaged a
part Of the doubles crown.
This year, she took all the
marbles.
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NEW YORK, July s R.-
Althea Gibson. bringing the
gold plate presented by Queen
Elizabeth, returns here late to-
day to the first tennis" court
she ever played on-WeSt 143d
street in Harlem-and for once
she can smile and know there
won't have to be a year-long
wait for another chance"
The long-limhed. 29-year-old
blaster has fulfilled her self
admitted goal-to become the
first Negro ever to win the
Wimbledon crown. She did it
by defeating Darlene Hard Of
Monticello. Calf, 6-3, SO.
Saturday.
For Althea it was the cul-
mination Of seven years of do
nestle and international tennis
play, all starting on the asphalt
of Harlem's streets and school
yards.
While the tour down the
tennis road to supremacy has
been a long and ardous one. it
has not been without its re-
wards and distinctions.
In 1850. she was the first
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Totals "a 9241l Totals 80 1927 s
Struck out for Acker in 3rd.
. Fouled out for Sanchez in 4th.
Called out on strikes for Fowler
Ran for Dark in 9th.
Struck out for Klippstein In sth. =
Cincinnati 020 100 1925
St. Louis sol 03O OOx-9
Runs Temple. Whisenant CO..,
c CIS. Bailey go: DARK al, Muslai Cum
B. @. smith. Runs patted in-Moon
CD, B. g. Smith "a. Landrith (2),
Bailey ~. Robinson. Whisenant CD
Two-base hits-,Moon., MiSell. Grove,
Home runs-B. 9. Smith. Landrith.
Bailey Moon. Whisenant, 2. Sacrifice
fiies--Bailey, Robinson. Landrith Dou-
bic plays-Dark to Blasingame to Mu-
sisl. Left on bases--Clncinnati. q: St.
ost e saneh e J.s q KlDgste in Wen. on
meier, >: of NIGEL. / Struck out-By
Acker. by KlippStein. L: by jackson,
|, by Wehmeier, / by Mizell, 3. Hits
On Jencoat. o in y inning; of Acker.
inning. Cd Sanchez, | in y inning: OF
Fowler, 3 IN innings: of Klippstein,
! IN > innings: of jackson, 4 in 3a
iinningS' on Wehmeier, In "a inning
innings; on ossteen: | in inning.
-; of .Acker. 80: of Freeman. II;
of Sanchez. 90: of Fowler. 3-3; off
klippstein, 90: OF OSteen. 90: of
Jackson, 3-2; of Wehmeier. 90 OF
Mel; 30 Passed ball = Landrith.
ptcher&Je seasr 1sI u3 SS2 Losins
Dry. Landes. Baker. Dascoli. Time
:, 81. Attendance--30,5
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MAJOR LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE


BATTING biased on 200 at bats)-
Boston. .543: Boyd Baltimore, ,33s;
skowron. New York. .S3s; NAL
zone, Boston. 227. - 80 ,,
Ians, Boston. So; Piersan. Boston,
So; Klaus and Jensen, Boston. Nc
Dougald. New York, and Sievers,
WASHINGTON, ST.
RUNS BATTED IN-Skowron, New
Mantle Gln on new YORK "a 81 MaIzo ne
Boston, Sc: Minoso. Chicago, IS.
CHICAGO. 100; Minoso, CHICAGO. o.;
lemon. Washington, 90; Gardner,
DoUBIESNGSrdner, Baltimore. Mi
noso. Chicago, and Kaline: Detroit.
81; Malone, Boston, 10: Fox. Chi
caso, and Bauer, New York, Is.
TRIPLES-Nieman, Baltimore, and Nc
8; Boyd. Baltimore. 5; nine players
HONE W HUNS Mantle. New York.
%: Williams, Boston and Sievers,
Washington. 20; Maxwell, Detroit,
sToLEN BASEsALandis. Rivera, and
Aparicio, Chicaso. IL; Pilarcik. Bal
timore, and Minoso, Chicago, 10.
PITCHING biased on decisions)-
shantz; New York. 81; 900; Bun
Rams D ctS o2 "a T @S;st T cIsHs
land. 90. $50: Donovan Bono ' chicsSo.
STRIKEOUTS-wynn. Cleveland, 100:
Burning. Detroit. 90; Pierce, Chi
caEo, Sc: Mas. Detroit, 20; For
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 200 at batsl-
Aaron. Milwaukee, 347; Fondy.
Pittsburgh. .344; Musiai. st. Louis.
;341; Robinson, Cincinnati. .312;
, Groat' Pittsburgh. al.
son, Cincinnati. 81; MAYS. New York
and, BlasinRame, st. Louis. So;
Banks, Chitaso. SO.
Runs BATTED IN-Aaron, Milwaukee.
~ %; M AUss e. Louis Sc: Grove
HITsEHaron, Milwaukee. III; Musial.
81. Louis, 104; Robinson, Cincinnati
and and SSs;hoendienst Milwaukee 90;
DOUBLES = Musial. st. Louis. 81;
York. 10; Bouchee, Philadelphia. rs:
Banks. Chicago and Temple and
rR GETTs clasinna New York. II; sru-
ton, Milwaukee, o; Snider, Brooklyn.
Milwaukee. Bouchee. Phiiadeiphis
Ho snf Y RGNs RittsSurs Mi,v:us,. o.
Musial, St. Louis, 90; Grove. Gin
cinnati, Is; Mathews. Milwaukee.
II; Snider. Brooklyn. 16.
STOLEN BASES-Mays, New York. %;
Temple. Cincinnati. IL; Bruton. Mil
waukee, IL; Gillian. Brooklyn and
Blasingame. st. Louis 10.
PITCHING biased on decisions)-
Schmidt. st. Louis ri. -.S75; San
Hcf S cineinnati. 90. i $50; J JACK
son. st. Louis, 10-4, 714; Bull.
Milwaukee, "a. .692.
STRIkEOUTS-Sanford, Philadelphia,
g6 Drott. Chicago. 30; Friend.
PITTSBURGH, 70; Drysdale, Brooklyn
and ARROYO, Pittsburgh, IS.
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IPennant Hopes
High as Cards
Maui Red|egs

Continued from Page ALA
homer. and the winner with u
single in the 10th.
Cunningham got plenty of
help from Wally Moon and
Bobby Gene Smith in the Sec
ond game. Wally whacked a
double and a homer, and his
fellow outfielder sent home
four runs with a single, triple
and homer.
The Braves drew 1855 Gus
toners to become the first club
in the majors to hit the mil
lion mark in attendance. This
is becoming a Milwaukee tradi-
ton. The Braves have drawn
1908, $50. The big crowd in
County Stadium went home
happy as Lew Burdette spun
a six-hitter for his first victory
since May 18. Yves Covington
and Frank Tore climaxed a
three-run first inning with sue
cessive triples and that did 1t
for Lew.
A crowd Of 1906 in Brook
Ign didn't have much to cheer
about as the Phils took their
first double header from the
Dodgers in nearly three years
Ed Bouchee's ninth-innins
homer beat Sal Maglie in the
first game and Chico Fernan-
DEE, an ex-Dodger, hit a three
run double in the sixth inning
to snap a % tie in the windup
Thomas, who beat the Giants
with a 13th-inning homer Sat-
urday, hit three more homers
and was on base nine times in
10 tries in the Sunday double
header. He homered with q
man on the first two times UP
Sunday for three in a row
Groat collected a homer In
each game-both times follow
ing a Thomas four-bagger-
and drove in five runs in the
nightcap. In all the Pirates
dubbed seven homers.
The White Sox ran their win
ming streak to five. They came
from behind a 60 count to mir
the Indians. go. in the 18th
inning of the opener, which
lasted 4 hours, and % minutes
Jim Rivera's triple and Luis
Aparicio's single won the game
Then the White Sox dubbed
Early Wynn for three runs in
the first inning of the second
game to make things easy fol-
Jack Harshman. Jack pitched
a five-hitter, including Rocky
Colavito's homer. Rocky got
one in the first game. too.
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ALL-STAR
Continued from Page Ala

Continued from Page Ala
players in the starting lineup
Musial and Bailey are the only
starters who bat Nefthanded.
The American League will
have four southpaw swingers
and a switch hitter in Mantle
Each team has a wealth OF
reserves. The Americans have
such power hitters as Roy
Sievers of Washington, Charlie
Maxwell of Detroit and Gus
Triandos of Baltimore, but il
would come as no surprise il
Stengel winds up with a yam
kee tinge" including Bill Show
ron at first, Bobby Richardson
at second, Gil McDougald' at
short, and Elston Howard be-
hind the plate.
On the National League
bench will be such stalwarts as
Eddie Mathews, Milwaukee:
Gus Bell, Cincinnati; Gil
Hodges, Brooklyn, and Ernie
Banks. Chicago.
The American League holds
a comfortable pitching margin
over the National. It's seven
selectees own an aggregate 65-
81 won-lost record. compared
to 1924 for the National.
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W. soX, 81; INDIANS, 81 |
FIRST GAME
Totals ~ lOx36 10 Totals as II 80 l.
| Popped out for Fischer in I'd
SINGLED for Derrington in eth.
3 Doubled for opposite in eth.
I Ran for Northey in. 18th.

Ran for Northey in 9TH
> Popped out for Altobelli in Sth.
Grounded out for Nixon in 9th
None out when winning run scored
Cleveland 060 600 002 900 0-S
Chicago OlO 400 200 600 Ia
Runs-Smith, Avila, Colavito, Alto
belli. Nixon. Carrasauel. Mossi. McLish
Fox. Lands, Derrinston. Toreeson,
Rivera t3l. opposite, Phillips. Error
'carrasauel Runs batted in--Colavitc,
Nixon. Smith, Avila C2). woodling t21.
McLish. opposite ~. Fox (2). Minoso,
Northey t2). Aparicio. Two-base hits
Rivera. Fox, Northey. Avila. Three
base hit-Rivera. Home runs-Colavito
McLish. stolen bases-Aparicio. forge
son. Fox. Lands Sacrifices-Fox. La
Paine. Battey. Dropo Sacrifice fiy-
Smith. Double plays-Carrasque to
Avila to Wertz; Smith to Avila to
Wertz. Left on bases-Cleveland. 5:
Chicaso, 10. Bases on balls-on Dono-
van, on Derrinston, 1; on LaPaime.
2; on Mossi. 4: on Garcia. 2; OF Nc
Lish. 8. Struck out-By Donovan. 1: by
Derrinston .; by Garcia 2; by McLish
3: BY Howell 2. Hits-on Donovan in
/ inning faced batters in 2dl; of
Fischer. in INNING: of DerrinRton.
IN innings, of LaPalme. . N 2
innings; on Howell, in 4 innings; of
Mcssi; q IN 3 innings faced 3 batters
N ATM; on Garcia, 8 in 32s innings;
4 IN 3 innings. Runs and earned runs
on Donovan. SIS; of Fischer, Ii; on
Derrington, 90; on LaPalme, 20; OF
Howell, 90; OF Mossi, "A: on Garcia,
Wild pitch-McLish. Passed bail
NIXON. Winning pitcher-Howell (3-3l.
Losing pttcher-McLish t4-3). Umpires
Summers, Tabacchi Flaherty. Chylak
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Americans Score
lin Italian Meet

TURIN. Italy. July 8 (P.-
Ten American track and field
stars walked away with top
honors at an international
meet here last night, winning
five of the six events.
Despite scattered showers, S.
600 TurineSe turned out to
cheer the American aces.
Cliff Cushman of Kansas won
the 400-meter hurdles in 52.6
seconds. The 400-meter dash
went to Lang Stanley of Los
Angeles in 48.3 seconds. Ira
Murchison Of Chicago took the
200-meter in 21.3 seconds. The
shot put was won by David
Owen. Michigan, with a 55-foot
5l2-inch toss. and Jerry Well
bourn of Ohio State won the
pole vault with a 14-foot. S
inches.
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Horkins Wins Twice
In Vistu Cycle Races

Newt Swift Of Gaithersburg
retains his scoring leadership
at Vista Raceway for at least
another week, but Robert
Harkins OF Washington is only
one point behind after a double
victory yesterday on the motor
cycle program.
Harkins nipped Swift py less
than a length in both the IL.
lap seminal and l6-lap feature
races to pick UP IL points for
q total Of 81. Swift collected
nine points and has IS for the
season.
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PIRATES, los; GIANTS. I'll

Totals 30 Is ~ 10. Totals IS 10 81 20
lHomered for Monsant in eth.
2Flied out for Kat in 9th.
flttSpurtn 3O3 OOl 5000
New York - 900 O02 30i-- q
Runs virdon ~ Maseroski. kondy
l2l, Thomas -, Groat ~. RAND
spencer ~ Harris l2l. Bressoud
5auer Error None. Runs batted IN
---Fondy, Thomas ca, Groat. Rand
MaIeroski. Harris. 90, bressoud. t3J
Baker, Mehas, Sauer. Two-base hits
MazeroSki virdon. Spencer. CT
runs-Thomas, (2D. oroat. RAND. Beers.
soud Sauer, harris, Double plays
Groat to Fondy: Katt to Bressoud,
swanson to Mazeioski to Fondy. .Lett
:, Bases on balls-Oh crone. /. on
Mccormick. l. Struck out--By swan
son,l, by crone. 8. BY Mccormick.
Hils--Oh Swanson. 8 in ga innings
of king. | IN ia INNINGS. of King
| in "a innings OF Worthinston. Z
In ia lnnings: OF Crone, In as
lnninss; on Mccormick. U in !. innings
Runs and earned runS-Otf Swanson
S-5, on Kins. ID. on crone, IA
. Monzant, 90 on Mccormick. 90
Passed ball Kat. Winnins pitcher
swanson, ELL. Losing pitcher
Worthington, t7-5).. Umpires-venson
Ballanfant. JAekowski. Crawford. Time
--ntOQ
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ORIOLES, 8: RED sox, 4
Totals 30 Q 27l3 TotS1s "a 7a7I5
Lined out for Brewer in It'll.

Totals 80 q - 13 Totd1s "a To7l5
l-Lined out for Brewer in 1th.
2.Called out on strikes for chakales
in 9th.
Baltimore 400 0l2 O2O-S
Boston Dol 600 03n-4
Rurs-Gardner . Boyd .. Good
man ,. Busby. Piersall, Klaus. Vernon.
Jensen. Errors-Busby. Piersall Rur
batted in---Nieman 4, Gardner. Good
man Goodman scored on doub''
play in firstl. Vernon .. tVerno,
scored on wild pitch In ethl. Jensen
scored on wild pitch in sthl. Two-base
hits-Gardner. Nieman. Vernon. Three
base hit-Goodman. Sacrifces--John.
son. Boyd Sacrifice flv-Nieman
Double plays---Lepcio TO Klaus to Yer
non: Vernon 10 white Left on bases
Baltimore. q; Boston, 4. Bases on balls
CT Johnson. ;, OF Brewer, .. Struck
innings. off Chakales . in . innings
Runs and earned rurs--on johnson.
81 Wild pitch--Johnson T. Winning
uitchsr--Johnson (7-Al Losing pitch.
er-Brewer t9-sl. umpires-Paparel.
IA. Hurley. Umont. RunGe Time-2:13.
Attendance-14.75s.
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Totals 81 - :

l-Grounded out for Wynn in sth.
.-Grounded out for Pitula in 9th.
Cleveland 600 OIO OOl-3
Chicago 400 100 lox-7
Runs-colavito. Avila, Fox. forge
son 2, Minoso, Rivera, Moss 9 Err
ors' -Harshman. Runs batted in -
Minoso 2, Moss .. Aparicio, Brown,
Torgeson. Harshman, Colavito. Three
base hits-Aparicio Homeruns-Tor-
eson. Coiavito. Stolen bsses-Aparicio
Rivera. Sacrifice-Esposito. Sacrifice
fly-Brown. Double plays-Carrasouel
Torgeson. Left on bases-Cieveland Z.
Chicago Z. Bases on balls--Off Harsh
man. 4; off WYNN, A.; off Pitula, ! .
Wynn, :, HitsNoff Wynn 7 in in
nings,, off .Pitula, 3 in ] inning. Runs
and earned runs-Off Harshman, 80:
off Wynn, b-5: off Pitula. 20. Win
inc pitcher-HarShman t1-3l Los
ms pitcher-Wynn u1-lOl. Umpires-
rabacchi. Flaherty, Chylak, Summers.
rime-2:27 Attendance-2s.6l2,
.
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Totals "a o s7l2 Totals 81 % .
Flied out for Labine in 18th.
Grounded out for Kennedy in 9th.
3 Singled for Erskine in 9th.
= Ran for campanella in 9th.
Philadelphia O02 O03 000-5
Brooklyn zoo 900 Ol0--3
Runs-Ashburn, Hammer. Repulski
Bouchee, Lonnett. Gillian, Amoros t2l.
Error-cardvell. Runs batted in
valo t3D. Hammer l2l. Fernandez ca.
Two-base hits-valo. -. Fernandez.
Amoros. Home run-HamneT. Stolen
base--Repulski Double plays-Neai 10
Gillian 20 Hodees: Hodses 10 Neal 10
Hodges. Left on oases--Philadelphia
cardwell,- /; OF Hearn, . Oh Podres,
on Labins, 9. Struck. out-By
bv Erskine !. Hits--On CardWen, .
IN y inning: on Hearn in "a in.
nings OF Farrell l in y innings; on
.'odres, in 5 lnnlnes: Oh Labtne. . in
Runs and earned runs-off cardveil,
s-2. ~ Hearn. l-l; on Farrell, 90: OF
Podres, 2-2. on Labine. 3-3; % En-
skine. 90. Winning pitcher-Hearn
Cell Losing pitcher--Lahine t3-s).
umpirss-pixon. sudol, German. Brfk-
hart rime-2:e4. Attendanee-N6,-
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Swim Record Broken

TOKYO. July 8 (R.-Takashi
Ishimoto. Japan's Olympic
swimming star. yesterday broke
the world record in the 100
meter butterfly. He was timed
in i:01.3. two-tenths Of q sec
ond faster than the old record
set in 1855.
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PHILLIEs, Is; DODGERS, l.
Totals op5e7s Totals 81 8 "a

Ran for Anderson in 9th
PHILADELPHIA 600 Ol0 Dol -
Brooklyn 600 600 t0O--l
Runs-Bouchee. Jones, Snider. Er.
rors-None Runs batted in-Hacker,
Hodges. Bouchee. Two-base hits
Bouchee. Snider. Home run-Bouchee
stolen base - Harmon Sacrifices =
Fernandez cimoh. Double plays
TO Neal TO Hodges, .. Left on bases
Philadelphia, s.; Brooklyn. 4. Bases on
balls--oh Maglie, g. Struck out
BY Hacker. 8 BY FARRELL, BY Maslie,
Hits---Or Hacker, in Sia INNINGS;
earned runs-Od Hacker, Ill: OF FAR
rell 90; of Maglie. 30. Hit by pitcher
BY MAglie anderson. Winning
pitcher-Hacker (4-2l. Losing pitcher
--Maglie i3-2). Umpires-Burkhart.
niYnn. Gndnl Gnrman TinA-o.I2
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Ihuros Wins Race
BUDAPEST.

BUDAPEST, July 8 (P.-
Sander .Iharos, Hungary's
champion distance runner, yes
terday won a slow 3,000-meter
race-his first appearance since
he returned from self-exile in
Belgium at the end of May.
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Totls 80 IL Ell Totals 3l427Il
Doubled for Mejias In IND.
= Walked for Conner In kth

Walked for Gomez in SIN.
3 Struck out Tor Monzant In eth.
PITTSBURGH OU3 u20 l20-S
New York 600 OOU OiO-i
Runs--virdon. Mazeroski 81. Thorn.
as ~, oroat. Skinner, Foiles. OCon-
nell. Error--Westrum Runs batted
in-Groat Isl, Thomas, Foiles 90,
O'connell. Two-base hit - skinner
Ihree-baSe hit-Groat Home runs
Thomas. Oroat, Foiles O'connell. sac
rihce hy--Groat. Double plays-Bres-
soud 70 Spencer to Harris. Mueller &c
Westrum. Left on bases Pittsburgh.
Z. New York o Bases on balls-Ofi
Friend, 3: on Conner, 5; Oh Monxant,
/. Struck out--By Friend. .: BY Co
mez. 1 by Davis. Hits-on Conner.
3 in ) innings: on Monxant. . IN 2
innings; on Davis, ; In . innings
Runs and earned runs-Of Friend.
III; on Gomez, SIS: on Monzant,
ii on DAVIS. 2.2. HIT by pitcher
By MonIant CThomasl. Winning pitch.
sr-Friend t6-el. Losing pitcher
Jaekowski. Crawford and VsnSon.
Time-2;16. Attendanee-1o,s21,
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Runs-Moryn. Banks, schoendienst.
Mathews. Aaron. Covinston. Error
Morean. Runs batted in-Morgan
Moryn. Convington, (2). Tore. Ma
thews. Two-base hits Banks, schoen-
dlenst. Aaron. Three-hase hits-Coyina-
Ton. Tore, Burton. Home run
Moryn. stolen base--Bruton. Sarcifice
assisted. Left on bases-Chicaeo. 4 {:
Milwaukee. :. Bases on balls-Of Hill
man. 4: on Brosnan. /: of Drabowskv
Brosnan. q: by Pohoisky. j: by Burdette
O.; Hits---Of Hillman. in 3 innings:
on Brosnan. q IN 3 innings: on Pohol-
SKY IN inning pitched to one in
Runs and earned runs-Of Hillman
3-3' on Brosnan 90: of Poholsky.
IL; on Drahowsky 90: of Burdette
20; winning Burdette f6-6'
Losing pitcher Hillman II 81. Umpires
Smith. Conlan Donatelli. Deimore
Time-2:2S. Attendance-33.6l6
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Net Title to LIumos

NUREMBERG. Germany, July
% (R.-Mario Llamas defeated
Panchos Contreras, 6-3, 6-3,
yesterday in the all-Mexican
final of the Nuremberg interna-
tional tennis tournament.
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MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
CARDS, 80; REDLEGS, 2-6
Totals 3911x29l3 Totals 81 9 80 10
1Grounded out for Mcmillan in Sth
XTW0 ont Uhen winning run scored
Cincinnati
st. Louis
OI0 00I 900 %
200 900 900 Ia

Cincinnati 0l0 001 900 o.
St. Louis 200 900 900 Id
Runs-Burgess ., Dark. Musial, Gun.
ningham. Errors-None. Runs batted
in-Cunningham t3I, Burgess. McMil-
Ian. Two-base hits-Robinson McMil-
liam. Temple Cunningham. Home runs
CUNNINGHAM BURGESS Doubles plays
Temple to Grove; Blasingame to
Dark to Musial Left on bases-Cincin-
natl. o; st. Louis. 8. Bases on balls
on Lawrence, 3. of v. Mcdaniel. 2
Daniel, /: by Jones, 8. Hits-of v
Mcdaniel. 0 in innings: of Jones, 4
in 3 innings. Runs and earned runs
on Lawrence. 3-3: OF v. Mcdaniel.
20: on Jones 90. Winning pitcher
Jones (0-3l. Losing pitcher-Lawrence
(9-5i. Umpires-Dascoli Secory. Lam
des. Baker. Time-2;3A
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Runs-skizas, Thompson. Kuenn,
Boiling (2l. Kaline. Maxwell Errors
None. Runs batted in-Thompson. Max
wen 20; kaline go; Two-base hits
Lopez Noren. Boiling, Kaline (2).
kuenn. Home runs-Thompson max
well. Kaline. Double plays-DeMaestri
TO Hunter to Power (2). Boiling to
Sanford to Boone. Left on bases
Kansas City. 8: Detroit. o. Bases on
balls-Of Portocarrero. 1 off McDer-
mott, :; off Morgan. .: off Foytack. .
Struck out--By Portocarrero, /; BY
McDermott' 1: by German / BY Ur-
ban, /: BY Foytack. . Hits-Off Por-
tocarrero. 5 in 2 innings Cfaced . bat
tiers in 3rd): OF McDermott. / in / "a
INNINGS; on German. 3 in q innings
On Morgan. 2 IN 2 innings: on Urban
IN ] inning. Runs and earned runs
On Portocarrero, 3-3: on Nc
Dermott, 90; on German, IL. on
Morgan, III: on Urban. 90: OF Foy-
tack; 2.2. Winning pitcher--Foytack
go. ,Losing pitcher-Portocarr
l3-4. Umpires-Berry. Mckinley and
Soar Time-2:11. Attendance-ll ,0O4
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TIGERS, 5: AS. z
Totals 80 7241S Totals 80 II p
Kansas City 600 O0n n02-
Detroit 2O1 OIL OOx-

] Struck out for German in 18th.
2 Lined out for. Hunter in sth.
Doubled for Morgan in sth.
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MESTERN LEAGUE

WESTERN LEAGUE
Lincoln. 40; Des Moines, 20.
Amarillo. 15-4; Pueblo. 3-3.
Topeka. A.; Sioux City. IL.
Albuquerque, 1915; Colorado Springs
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BRAVES, 4; CUBS, z

Totals 3@ 6 "a 10 Totals 80 o 81 {
Planned for Hillman in 4th.
2Grounded out for Brosnan in 9TH
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