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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-10
Cone and Tao Win
Recreation Tennis

Fred Cone defeated Allen
Citrenbaum, 6-3, SO, 60, to
win the unrestricted junior
boys division in the District
Recreation Department tennis
tournament yesterday at Ia
koma courts.
David Tao defeated Willis
Thomas, 60. 90. in the boys
unrestricted division and Jane
Friedman won over Marilyn
Kaplin, 6-3. 2-6. 6-1, in
Junior girls unrestricted.
Other results:
BOYS, SINGLES, NOVICE = Gus
Smith defeated YoYo Wang. 81,
JR. BOYS SINGLES NOVICE
Carlo Baioni defeated Tim oberdick.
Girls SINGLES. NovIcE-Bonny
Martin defeated Nancy oberdick.
ii JR Girls s, Nov1cE-Yvonne Nor
row. defeated Livia Lemanzi, "a.
JR. GIRLS DOUBLES Bonny Mar
tin and Nancy LOberdick, defeated Elsie
JR. BOYS DOUBLES-Carlo Baioni
and Frank Pastor defeated Jim Zim-
norman and Bill Frazier. 60. Go.
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County Title Won
By Chapel Heights

Chapel Heights defeated de.
Tending champion Green Mead.
ows. 1910. for the Prince Geor.
ges County intermediate base.
ball championship and Greer
Meadows-West Hyattsville beat
Landover Hills. 81. for the
midget title yesterday at River.
dale Field.
Jim Lucas struck out IL anc
hurled a two-hitter in chalkins
up his third shutout of the
playoffs for Chapel Heights.
Bernie Maxwell pitched hi:
sixth game in seven days, in.
Guiding a no-hit victory. fol
the midget winners. He gave uE
only two hits and struck out
nine.
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IMochrowicz Tops
Drag Race Entries
lat Old Dominion

Tod Machrowicz. winner OF
three top eliminator trophies
in the weekly drag races at
Old Dominion Speedway, heads
the field for tomorrow's events
at the Manassas track. Match
dragging is scheduled for 1890
am. and final Examinations at
2 pm.
AL Gore. speedway director
announced today that no stock
car racing would be held at
the track tonight or next Sat-
urday. The races will be re-
sumed August "a.
Last nights $50 lap,
NASCAR-sanctioned late model
stock car race was won by
Johnny Dodd, jr.. of Glen
Burnie, Md. with frankie
Schneider of Baltimore Sec
ond and bill Morgan OF
Fairfax third.
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|Rout Of Aussies
Fails toStir
bill TaIbert

SOUTH ORANGE. N. J..
Aug. 10 (R.-Bill Talbert
United States captain, refused
today to count his Davis Cup
chickens despite the erasure OF
three Australian stars from
the Eastern grass-court cham
pionships by Vic Seixas. Ham
Richardson and Dick Savitt.
1T doesn't mean that much
now" Talbert cautioned prior
to the all-United States semi.
finals at the Orange Lawn
Tennis club. ITS better to win
than lose. But this is August
best two Of three sets. Let's
wait til December best three
Of FIVE"
Talbert was referring to the
Davis Cup challenge round
scheduled for Melbourne, Aus
tralia, December 1928. The
United States must still elm
mate the Philippines and Bel
GUM.
Seixas was a 6-3, rs con.
queror Of Ashley Cooper, the
top AuSsie.
Richardson showed no rust ir
whipping Roy Emerson, the No
4 Aussie. 8-6. 6-1, before
Savitt polished of Australia
No. 8. Nal Anderson, liz
"a. Savitt is not a Davis Cur
candidate.
Savitt. a hometown hero, will
be a stiff challenge for Richard
son. his Westfleld, N. j.. neigh
Dor. following the duel between
Seixas. Philadelphia. and Gil
Shea. The Los Angeles veteran
ousted Herb Flam, Beverly
Hills. Calf, A6, 12-10, @3
In the women'S semiflnals
Jeanne Arth, the surprising st
Paul school teacher. faces HRS
Barbara Scofleld Davidson, Mil
waukee. Second-seeded Janet
Hops. Seattle. plays fourth
seeded Mary Ann Mitchell. San
Leandro, Calf.
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MAJOR LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING biased on $50 at BATS
Williams, Boston, .39l; Mantle, New
York. -;374. Woodling. Cleveland
c chic; s0y $50. Baltimore 'S@s; Fox
RUNs~Mantie, New York. OF; vii.
liams, Boston, and Sievers, Wash.
tngton. rs: Piersall. Boston, 20; Fox
Cnicago, and Mcdonald. New York
RUNS BATTED IN-sievers. Washing.
ton, 20; Wertz. Cleveland. rs. Man.
Tie. New York. a; Skowron, New
YorE.. %; Jensen. Boston, 20.
hIIS-Malzone; Boston. 1876: Fox
Chicago, and Mantle. New York
Ist p W,l,lliams' Boston. 1873: Gard
DOUBLES-Minoso. Chicago, 81; Gard.
ner, Baltimore, and Kaline, Detroit
355: Malone and Williams, Boston
TRiPLEs-Boyd. Baltimore, and Nc.
Dougald, Bauer and simpson. New
York, 2; Nieman. Baltimore. anc
Aparlcio. Chicago. 9.
HOME RUNS Williams. Boston: Man.
tle. New York: and sievers. Wash.
66e etaoit' IS cleveland, and Maxwell
PITCHING biased on 10 decisions,-
Narleski.. Cleveland. 9-l. 300: Don.
9yan' CHICAGO, l2-3. ana Ditmar
YORK lo;3' .769: Burning. Detroit
sTRiKEOutITs-wynn. Cleveland ,4z,
Pierce. CHICAGO, lis: Bunning. De.
rolt, II: johnson, Baltimore, anc
Foytack. Detroit. 90.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on $50 at batO-
Aaron, Milwaukee. .J34: Oroat
Pittsburgh. 1913; Musial. st. Louis
Mays. New York. .325.
RUNS-Aaron. Milw aukee. So: BIas!n.
game, 81 Louis. 81. MAYS. New York
Mathews. Milwaukee. and Ashburn
RttSNsii f ss4PTE6 iN-Aaron. Milwaukee.
and Musial, St Louis. 81: Grove,
Cincinnati ~, Mays, New York
- Ennis. st Louis. 40.
HliS-Aaron; Milwakuee: IA: schoen.
c elifni1 MilWa an Mu. t EoSin n,
. l3a; .Msys, New York. i35' -O''
Hoax. Cincinnati. ~ sehocn S
Miiwaukee. and Bouchee,.. Philadel-
TRIPLES Rhia 20 sPMsn Sys New New y YnlE "a
Rruton. Milwaukee. o; Thomson
Philadelphia and Virdon. Pitts
HOME RUNs-Aaron. Milwaukee. SO
York. 20; Grove. Cincinnati, SnGG
Musial. ST. Louis. 25.
FIT, HING biased on 10 decisions)-
Schmidt, st. Louis, lO-i, 300: San.
lord. Philadelphia. IA. .77S: Bull
Milwaukee. 15.1. ia: Jackson. ST
Louis. 1915, 607; Podres, Brooklyn
Aeker' Cincinnati' and Jones, st.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Philadelphia
I36; Drott, Chicago, 12D; Jones, ST.
Louis, los: Haddix, Philadelphia,
HUI. DraboWRkN. ChicnRn. 10a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-10

The Junior National 100
meter butterfly for men is the
feature of IL events closing out
the three days of swimming
competition in the Presidents
Cup Regatta tomorrow at East
Potomac Pool. Starting time
is 7 pm.
In diving and swimming
events last night at the Brook
vile Swimming Club at Alex
andria. Owen Davies. former
Western High and Naval Acad-
envy star. own the high board
diving competition in both the
Presidents Cup event and the
D. c. AAU senior men.
Patience Richter of the YES
per Club of Philadelphia
won the national junior
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GIANTS, ~;
ALL-STARS, II
NEW YORK GIANTS

NEW YORK GIANTS
Left ends-Rote. Schneider. Bennett
YowarSky, Merry.
Left tackle--Brown. Modzelewski
Left guards-Huth, Kennard. spinks
Hun. Mangum. Burnham.
Wietecha. Hesse, Kitzelman
Right Euards-Stroud. Svare. Liv
ingsten: Deutsehmann.
Right -Yelvington. Toogood
Svoboda, Neri.
Right ends-Macafee. Topp, Roberts
Robustelli, AgaJanian.
-, 9uaLtereacks = Heinrich conerly
Left halfbacks-Giford. Filipski
Mendyk Hughes, Moore.
Right halfback-Webster, Chandler
Nolan, Bookman
Fullbaeks-,Triplett. Epps, Tunnel
'0"' COLLEGE ALL-sTARs
Left ends-Kramer. Michigan; wal
ton. Pittsburgh. Lundy, Purdue; Mi.
chael Ohio State.
Left -vereen. Georgia Tech
wharton .Msryland Owens. Miss
Left guards-Truax, Tulane: scor.
some, Pittsburgh; Wiggin. Stanford.
Centers - Anstutz. Indiana; Whit.
Texas AIM: Matsko. MichiGan state
De Luca. South Carolina: Nisbv, Col.
lege OF Pacific.
Right tackles-LegRett, LsU:- Cor.
dy. Tennessee; Parker, Ohio State
Jordan. Virginia.
Right ends-M Michigan;
Bomba, Indiana: Junker. Xavier, John.
ouarterbacks-B rode. Stanford
Dawson, Purdue: Harris, Oklahoma
Hornung, Notre Dame.
Left halfbacks - Arnett. Southern
California. Brown. Syracuse Melon
aid, Oklahoma: Underwood, Arkansas;
Ridlon Syracuse
Right Woodson. Illinois;
Podolev. Central Michigan Shofner
Baylor Barr. Michigan; Sutton, Miami
fla; Peaks, Michigan State.
Fullba cks--BosseleT. North Carolina
Barnes, Wake Forest Shinnick, UcLA:
Cothren. Mississippi: Pardee. Texas
S SsS YORK 1i,. giants 3 I Z s-fs
Giants scoring: Touchdowns--Msc
afee . I3S-yard pass-run from Con-
erly: i0-yeard pass from Conerlyl
CONVEX sionS ARajanian ,. Field goals
--Agaianian . (33. 49, Safety
Woodson tackled BY Nolan).
All-Stars scoring touchdown
Barnes (2-yard rum. Field goalS-
Cothern Q az, 49,.
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Neff and Floyd
.P|ayfor Title

MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK
Md, Aug 10 tSpeciaD The
Western Maryland tennis
championships being played
here are following the form
sheet with the Nos. and 2
seeded mems singles players
Phil Neff Of Washington. D. c.,
and Donald Floyd of Arlington
Va, meeting today in the finals.
Almost the same situation
prevails in today's finals in
women's singles as Mrs. Fritz
Hublitz of Washington, top
seeded. meets Norma Flauer OF
Wheeling, w. Va.
Neff won his way to'the finals
with an 80, 6-1. Ga VIC
tory over John Harris, also OF
Washington, yesterday while
Floyd defeated Doyle Royal
Of Bethesda, Md, Ga. rs.
Mrs. Hublitz turned back
Wanda Naylor of Baltimore,
60. 81, and Miss FlaueI
BANKED Dorothy Kott of WASH
ington, 60, 60. in semi
finals. Miss Flauer previously
upset Dorothy Buttrey OF
Washington, seeded second,
6-3. GO. in third-round play.
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Davies and Miss Richter
Win Presidents Cup Divine

l-meter diving championship
for women.
Summaries:
Diving CMen)
Presidents Cup Shishboardl-Il
john SSsn Li Rasiss 7s.6 Ssck Francis 3
payi.s; Z, Francis; 3, WAYNE johnson
DcAAu Senior dowboardl-l, Fran.
els; 2. Johnson; 8. Gordon Fowler
Diving (women)
National Junior l,meter champion
Blades; 3. jamie George,, % IS.
B. F5sias Wosrm cgp Mss osSrss
Sara Watt 57,76.
DCAAU thishboard-1, Pat chas
tain; .. Judy James: 3. Nancy Up
DcAAU tiowboardl--l. Miss Watt
2. Miss chastain: 8. Miss James
DIVING Uuniorsl
Mems hishboard-l. John White
.. Dan Fink ~ 80.
Mems lowbOssrd6is Fowler =
Women's Iowboard-l, Miss James
., Suzzie Sharpe: 3. Brenda Burroughs
Women's hishboard-1. Miss James
President's Cup swImminr tBoys
50-meter breaststroke 40 and I'm
der)-1. Dick Oliver. .. Peter Arnold
3. Dane Bernhard. Time: As seconds
50-meter breaststroke ul-l2(-l
Fred Woertman and Spencer Alpert
tie; .. Bobby Mudd: 3. SHELDON Arey
Time, Ala seconds.
5O-meter butterfly 90 and under
Il, Oliver: 3 Bernhard 3. Brue,
Foster Time. 80 2 seconds.
50-meter butterfly Ul-12D-1, Arey
.. John Collins and Jim Murphy. tie
3, WORKMAN. Time; 81 3 seconds.
Presidents CUP swimming tGirlsl
50-meter breaststroke 40 and un
derl--l. Patricia Eure: Q. Sally Nc
Ilwaine; 3. Dale Bernhard. Time: a
5G-mster breaststroke u1-l2l-l
Annabel MORGAN: 2 Carol Armstrong
g. Katherine McCleary. Time: As!
50-meter butterfly 90 and underI-
!: Pat Mcdonald. ., Miss Ilwaine;
5n-meter butterfly C1-l9l-l. SUI
Gardiner: .. Margaret Canada
Marilyn Grigg. Time: 400 seconds.
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IS From GuIIuudet
To Represent U. S.
lin World Meet

Steve Kugel of Gallaudet,
cross country champion of the
Mason-Di&on Conference and
the conferences 2-mile cham
pion. looks to be one of the
busiest performers at the Inter-
national Games for the Deaf at
Milan. Italy, August 1881.
Kugel was one OF five from
Gallaudet and 40 in all who
qualified in trials Yesterday at
American University. He won
the 5.000-meter and ,500-meter
runs and was third in the 300
meter.
A similar performance was
turned in by John Smith of
Idaho and Gallaudet who won
the 100 and 400-meter dashes
and was third in the 20O-meter
dash.
Other Gallaudet qualihers
were Joe Maxwell. first in the
high jump; Gerald Wilding,
second in the 400-meter hurdles
and third in the 1l0-meter
hurdles and Tom Berg. third in
the javelin.
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BOILING OVER BAD PRESS
AItheo Says Criticism
Arouses Her on Court

SEWICKLEY, Pa, Aug. 10
@.-Althea Gibson, Wimble-
don champion, seething over
reports that she is getting
big-headed," said today AL
Of this stuff is just making me
meaner on the tennis courts. .
Althea made her statement
after a Pittsburgh paper had
chided her for failure to grant
an impromptu interview. The
paper referred to a similar in
cident at the National Clay
Courts tournament in Chicago
and indicated Miss Gibson was
proving high-hat as a result OF
her new success.
II am amazed at.these stories
about my treatment of the
press" said the 29-year-old girl
from Harlem's sidewalks. 81
have always treated reporters
with the greatest respect, but
! don't stop everytime they
bark"
Miss Gibson met England's
top player Shirley Boomer to-
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ing his first pitch to left for a
double. scoring two. Clint
Courtney, batting for Faye
Throneberry. was walked in
tentionally and O'clock nicked
Rocky Bridges to force across
a fourth run.
After Boiling beat out a bunt
in the ninth. Lemon hit into a
double-play. but the Senators
then socked Rudy Minarcin
for five straight singles. pro.
ducing three more runs. Sic
vers. Berberet. Schult. Bob
Usher and Bridges contributed
the hits.
Ramos, who walked only two
and struck out four. was aided
in the early going by three
double plays. When he got in
q jam in the seventh as Ted
Williams singled and Jim Pier
sail singled with two out he
took care of the situation him
self by whipping a third strike
past Billy Console. He retired
the Sox in order in the last
two innings.
NOTES: Schulz has contrib
uted six hits. including three
doubles. in his last nine at
tempts Williams got two
hits in four tries and lifted his
average a point to 1891 q.
Sievers got three-for- -four and
climbed to .297 Roy missed
a homer by two feet with a
blast off the leftfield wall in
the ninth and had to settle for
a single when Williams re-
trieved the ball quickly.
Boiling celebrated his 9th
birthday by swapping an 0-for-
IS string with a double in the
sixth and later beat out a bunt
=. Frank Malzone's single in
the fourth inning was the first
Red Sox hit of Ramos in eight
innings In his last outing
against them he fired four hit
less innings in relief.
The crowd of 21.621 was
hooting the Red Sox at the
finish Ted Abernathy takes
his 20 record against Bostons
Willard Nixon (8-1 in today's
game with a firm warning from
manager Cookie Lavagetto to
show him something or suffer
Punishment to the minors next
season.
Williams extended his hit
ting streak to II games. but
he won't read his praises in
Boston's newspapers today !.
They're out on strike q.
Chuck Stobbs and probably
Dick Hyde will pitch for the
Senator's in tomorrow's double
header
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Dalton KEEPS Pace
In National Sk eet

RENO, Aug. 10 (P. = Four
gunners hit perfect 100 scores
again yesterday in the National
all-gauge skeet CHAMPIONSHIPS.
They we're John c. Dalton,
Chevy Chase. Md. Capt.
George Young. United States
Marines. Paris Island. S. c.;
Alex Kerr, Beverly Hills, Calf.
and Titus H. Harris. Galveston.
Tex.
The four duplicated their per-
formances of Thursday. giving
them 20Ox200 as they approach
today's final SO targets Of the
$50 shoot.
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BASEBALL
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Continued From Page A-1O
relief, for the Cubs. who had
flrst-game homers from Dale
Long. Chuck Tanner and Bob
Speake.
The Giants had a pair of
three-run innings. the first and
third. when Roberts gave UP
eight hits in the first three
frames. Hank Sauer hit his
18th home run. with a man
on. Ray Crone took a SIS rec
ord with a flve-hitter in his
first victory since June 10. He
was 81 when he came to the
Giants in the June is Schoen-
dienst deal with the Braves.
Bob Nieman. with only one
hit in 81 at bats. drove in all
Of Baltimore's runs with his
10th homer and a three-run
double in a 3-for-3 night. Bill
Wight won it with George
Zuverink's relief although the
Yankees out-hit the Orioles.
ll-6. Whitley Ford lost it for
q 7-3 record.
The Tigers. who blew a 80
lead. cracked a 3-3. tie in the
18th. but the Sox scored twice
in their half on singles by
Larry Dolby and Nellie Fox,
who had singled a run home
in the ninth to deadlock it.
Reliever Gerry Staley won his
second in two days for a 40
record. Lou Sleater was the
loser.
A walk. an inf1eld hit and
Billy Martins single won for
the AS. Cleveland scored on
homerS by Vic Wertz in the
fifth and Roger Maris in the
ninth. Virgil Trucks was the
wilmer with Cal McLish the
loser, both in relief.
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lndiou Sprino Women
Win Team Golf Title

Mrs. Ell Amanuel and Mrs.
Harry Hirshberg defeated Mrs.
Edward Stills and Mrs. Paul
Costello, 2 and /, for the first
flight two-lady team champion
ship yesterday at Indian Spring
Country Club.
Second fight honors went to
Mrs. Herbert Buxbaum and
Mrs. John Mccarthy who de-
feated Mrs. Sol Rosenblatt and
Mrs. John Udko. 1 UP.
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Goodmuns Victors
In Woodmont Golf

Mrs. Herman Goodman with
an 86-l5-7l. won the ladies
day handicap golf tournament
yesterday at Woodmont.
Mrs. Samuel Brown was Sec
ond with 89-l4-75 and Mrs
Milton Elsberg with 96-20-7e
and Mrs. Henry Goodman with
84-8-76 tied for third. Mrs
Henry Goodman won low gross
with an "a. Mrs. Mabel Pitt
man was the guest winner with
9l-l0-8i.
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Tokomu Boys Take
Title in MONTGOMERY

Takoma Boys Club No. 2 won
the senior championship of the
Montgomery County Boys Base
ball Association by defeating
Rockville Civitan. "a. yester-
day at Meadowbrook.
Bethesda Sports Mart beat
Kay Construction Co.. l4-5. in
a midget division semifinal
game.
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CuIbreuth Breaks
World Record in
440-Yurd Hurdles

OSLO, Norway. Aug. 10 up.
Josh Cullbreath, one-time
track star at Morgan State
College in Baltimore. today is
the new world record holder
for the 440-yard hurdles.
Culbreath. who finished third
in the 400-meter hurdles in the
1856 Olympics at Melbourne,
bettered the official world mark
in the 44O-yard hurdles with
I0:50.5 seconds yesterday in an
international track and field
meet at the Olympic Bislet
Stadium.
Yuri Lituyev of Russia, holds
the listed mark of 0:51.3. eight
tenthS Of a second slower than
Culbreath's record smashing
performance.
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BOYS BASEBALL
VIRGINIA AMERICAN LEGO

VIRGINIA AMERICAN LEGION
State Finals
. Vienna, 3. Front Royal. 2. Best-of.
MARYLAND AMERICAN LEGION
State Finals
(SecOnd ROund)
Pnrkville, 10, Frederick T.
MY Maryland Seat Pleasantly. 10;
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
intermediate Finals
q Chapel Heishts. IL: Green Meadows
Midget Finals
Green Meedows-West Hyattsville. 3;
LanuOVer Hills
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ASSOCIATION
Senior Finals
Takoma Boys Club No. 9, 8; Rock
MldEet semiAnaIs
Bethesda Sports Mart IA; Kay Con.
Juniors
Second ROund)
Malone Concrete. IL, Coon. O.
Mates Paints. 3: Takoma Tigers. g.
A., carl Freeman Builders, 8; Kensing.
st. BsrnidsttS. s: Brooklsnd Co..
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day in the opening match Of
the annual Wightman Cur
tennis competition at the su.
burban Edgeworth Club.
In other matches Dorothy
Knode of Forest Hills, N. Y,
met Christine Truman. Eng
lands 16-year-old sensation,
and Miss Gibson and Darlene
Hard of Monticello, Calf,
faced Miss Bloomer and Sheila
Armstrong of Britain in dou-
bles.
Three additional singles and
one doubles tomorrow complete
the rest of five series for the
world women's tennis suprem-
acy.
Althea is boiling over what
she calls "unjustif1ed bad
press"
1T is the same thing that
happened to Sugar Ray Rob-
inson." she said. "They cut
him to bits. 1t seems when q
person gets to be a champion
or reaches some high station
that's when they start chop
ping away.
Then this week I was fin
ishing a match and was very
hot and tired and started to
the water cooler. A reporter
stopped me and said Just a
minute, I'd like to talk to you.
I said Just a moment I'd like
to get some water first He
became peeved and wrote thai
/ was becoming impossible.
All of this is just making me
a meaner person on the court
I have no one else to take IL
out on so I take it out on my
opponents. But I do feel that
I am being unjustifiably crit.
cized. I have never been biz
headed and never will be-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-10
900 020 600
1903 900 OOx-6
Philadelphia
New York

Runs-Repulski. Fernandez. O'con-
Spencer Errors-Bouchee (2), OCon-
nell. Spencer. Runs batted in--Ash-
burn 20. Jablonski. Sauer (2). Spen-
Ger; Thomas Mays stole home in
pulski Home run-Sauer' Stolen base
Mays. Left on bases--Philadelphia
tol. New York (6l Struck ovt-By
Roberts t2), by Morehead ~, By
Crone %. Hits--Oh Roberts. 5 in 4
on Hearn, . in . innings Runs and
earned runs-Od Roberts. 6-5: OF
Morehead, 90. OF Hearn. 90: on
Crone. 20. Winning pitcher-Crone
s3-6l Losing pitcher-Roberts (s-I5l
umpires--Sec Landes. Baker, Das.
coll Time-2;l3; Attendance-6,.47
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MINOR LEAGUES

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Seattle, . HOLLYWOOD. /.
Vancouver, 3; Sacramento 2.
ISTERNATI6NAL LEHAGUEs ' o.
Havana. Z; Buffalo,
Montreal g; Columbus. 3,
Miami. 4; Rochester, 3.
Richmond r; Toronto, 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Denver. ID; Charleston. 90
Ms,innps a,pp Indianapolis. /.
o"s s9oSbbrTHEkkSSp i Ssysis!IoScIArIoN
Chattanooga. 2--3; Little Rock
Atlanta 3; New orleans. 0.
Mobile O. Birmingham. 3
TEXAS LEAGUE
Tulsa. TO- Houston. 3
Dallas. a. Austin. 3
San Antonio ., Fort Worth. I
Oklahoma City. 10, Shreveport 4
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Charlotte. .; jacksonville, 1 uC
nnings).
Columbus, 10; Augusta, 4
Knoxville n; Macon. q
savannah At Columbia postponed.
80. EASTERN LEAGUE
ALBANY. B; Schenectady. 4 I'll IN.
BinGhamton. 5; Allentown. 4 90 In.
WEsTERN LEAGUE
Pueblo. Z, Lincoln. 8 IN innings)
Colorado Springs, g; Topeka, 3
Only Gamea scheduled