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AUCTION SALES
THOS. J. OWEN 4 son. Auctioneers.
nm f. St NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALuAsl I
FRAME AND BRICK DWELLING
KNOWN AS PREMISES 1912 c
STREET SOUTHWEST
BY virtue of a deed of trust recorded
in Iiber No. 990a, at Folio l35 of
the land records OF the District of
Columbia We shall sell in front of
the premises on WEDNESDAY, THE
TWENTY-FIVE DAY OF JANU-
AIRY. AID. 1857, AT TWO O'CLOCK
PM part OF origlnal Lot num-
hered Four in Square numbered
Three Hundred and Fifty two. be-
Ing more particularly described by
metes and bounds in said deed OF
trust. Said property is HOW known
for purposes Of assessment and
taxation as Lot numbered Eisht
Hundred and Five in Square num-
bered Three Hundred md Fifty
two
TERMS OF SALE. ALL CASH. De-
post of 5000 required at time Of
sale Terms OF sale to be compiled
with within thirty days from date
of sale. otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right to resell the prop
crty at the risk and cost of the
detaultine purchaser, after fve
days advertisement of 7ncn resale
in SONG newspaper published in
he District Of Columbia or de-
poSit may be forfeited. tr without
furfeiting deposit. trustees may
avail themselves OF any legal OF
equitable rights against default
ing purchaser Further particulars
at time of sale Adjustment of real
estate taxes and water rent TO
date of sale. All conyeyanelng, re-
cording and revenue stamps, etc,
at cost OF purchG ser
SAMUEL SCRIVENER, Jr,
JUNIOR F. CROWEl.L.
{atIi Il 10 80 Trustees
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Communication Theory

Fundamental studies iCading 10
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ana processing.
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Varied Assignments

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I rodition Fovors Yonks,
Reds to Meet in Series

straight over New York in two
years. ended the Yanks' win
streak at seven. Don Larsen's
five-hitter controlled the second
game.
Mickey Mantle, the leagues top
batter at .377. walked six times
to come within two Of tying the
record for most bases on balls in
IA double-header, set by Max
Bishop in 1884. Mickey had to
leave the game in the seventh
inning of the nightcap when ne
twisted his right knee while
sliding across the plate. The in
jury was not considered serious.
however. and he is expected to
be in the lineup against the Sem
ators in Washington tonight.
Chicago blasted Ned Carver
and four successors for Is hits
in a romp for Bob Keegan in the
Inightcap with the AS, who got
the winning run in the surprise
first-game finish on Joe DeMaes-
iris dash home from first on a
slowly handled single by Gus
Zernial.
Rocky Colavito's three-run
homer beat Detroit for Wynn's
18th, but singles by Frank Boiling
and Charlie Maxwell and AL
Kaline's double produced two
eighth-inning runs that won the
second game for Detroit. Wynn
famed nine to boost his league
leading total to 90.
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OOneAmuCO ENOAm 8SC Ms
ninth-inning pinch hits by Bot
lSpeake and Jim Bolger in the
opener but Sam Jones saved the
lnightcap for st. Louis. pitching
q six-hitter and driving in the
deciding run. A double and
homer raised Stan Musial's ca
reer extra-base total to 1888
fourth on the all-time list, be-
hind Babe Ruth. Lou Gehrig and
Ty Cobb. in that order.
Charlie Neal and Duke Snidei
combined for five RIBS behind
Don Newcombe for the Dodger:
after the Pirates Bob Friend
had seventh Brooklyn in the
FIRST game. Bob Purkey lost to
Newcombe to snap his 80 streak
over the Dodgers.
Mantle Injuries Knee
Lefthanders Harvey Haddix
winning his seventh. and Curt
simmons, now ga. did the jot
for the Pills. although Sim
mons needed help from Dick
Farrell in the ninth after a
two-hit show for eight innings
Rip Repulski's 18th homer de-
cided it for Haddix over Ruben
Gomez and Joe Lonnett hit his
first major league homer in the
nightcap.
Vernon's dramatic homer of
Yankee Reliever Bob Grim fol-
lowed Frank Malzone's single
ana. giving Dave Sisler his fiftl
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Yankees Invode Tonight
For Three-Gome Series

sacrificed and Jim Lemon
singled. They forged into the
lead against George zuverink in
the ninth when Pete Runnels
singled, Bob Usher sacrificed and
Stobbs' grounder took q hop
over Gardner's head into right
field for a single.
NOTES: Lavagetto has aban-
doned the attempt to convert
Lemon into a first baseman only
temporarily. He'll be there
from time to time for the re-
Imainder of the season. but not
against the Yankees. When
Ed Yost returns to third base
after the All-Star Game, Rum
Inels will shift back to first, but
Cookie says, Jim will play first
base quite a bit between now
and the end Of the season. If
this club is going anywhere in
the future it can't have both
Sievers and Lemon in the out
Ifield."
Boiling. FitzGerald, Art
ISchult and Stobbs each collected
two Of the Senator's IL hits.
Goodman and Busby got two
apiece for the Orioles, who had
nine. The Senators are 8-l3
in one-run games and 3-6 in
extra-inning affairs.
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See
.Mojor League
Slate

Major league baseball teams
played before 21l,3O6 holiday
fans yesterday. about q quarter
Of them at Yankee Stadium
where 52.79l watched the Yanks
double-header with the Red Sox
A year ago. the July 4 program
drew 210.470.
Largest turnout in the Ma
tional League was 30,442 at
Connie Mack Stadium for two
games between the Phillies and
the Giants.
American League attendance
totaled 110.785, with double
headers at New York and Cleve-
land. q single game at Bal
timore and q separate-admis-
sion. mornlng-afternoon pair at
Kansas City.
The National League, with a
single game at Cincinnati and
three double-headers, drew lOO,-
sal.
In 1856 the league totals were
l16,46s for the National, 94,o07
for the American.
The figures:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston at New York (2). 52,7p1.
Detroit at Cleveland (2), 21,2s7.
Chicago at Kansas City (mornine)
10, 24l; (afternoon), IL 500.
$3.50 Ne'
Total. l1O,7s5.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
on Manwaukee at Cincinnati tsingle)
81 Louis at Chicago (2), es,5O1
New York at Philadelphia I2I. sd. 442
Tittspureh At Brooklyn (2). 20,664.
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Continued From Page Ais
third base. Jim Busby's double
scored Nieman with the tying
run before AL Pilarcik walked to
I'LL the bases.
Truman Clevenger walked into
that bases-loaded, non-out sit
Iuation and did a job. Grounders
to Shortstop Milt Boiling and
Second Baseman Rocky Bridges
forced runners at the plate and
10 Billy Gardner grounder to
Boiling erased the threat.
But Joe Ginsberg started the
bottom of the 18th with single
to right. Busky grounded to
Boiling. who had an easy force
play at second. Instead he
elected to throw to first base,
|pegged wild over Sewers head
and Billy O'Dell. running for
IGinsberg. scooted to third
Pilarcik was purposely passed
to jam the bases and Ken Leh-
man smacked a double-play
Igrounder back to Clevenger.
Once again it appeared Truman
would escape. but Jim Bride
weser spanked a single to center.
scoring ODell and dealing Clev-
Ienger a third straight loss after
he had compiled five successive
wins.
The Orioles got a run in the
second inning when Pilarcik
walked, Bill Wight sacrificed,
Gardner walked and Billy Good
man drilled a single to left,
scoring Pilsrcik.
Washington tied the score
against Wight in the eighth when
Boiling singled, Ed FITZGERALD
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CisseII-Suxon Takes
Legion Baseball Lead

cissel-Saxon moved into the
lead in the second-half stand
ings Of the Southern Maryland
American Legion Junior Base.
ball League yesterday with a IS.
5 victory over Viers Mill al
Northwest Branch.
Cissel-Saxon has a 40 record
and My Maryland. idle yester-
day. is 30 in the second half
Greenbelt defeated Rock Creek
p-5. at Greenbelt in another
Ame.
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Totals Asa ssslS:7is Totals 2! y q 10
Ran for Northey in the 4th.
Struck out for Urban in the Sth
4 Ran for Minoso in the eth.
Struck out for Brunette in the eth.
Grounded out for Hunter in the 9th.
chieaeo OOi 40 iOO--S
Kansas City O0O O2O OOi ~
Runs---Aparicio tel. Fox. Toreesorl
!sl,. Dobv, Lands. veeean, Thompson,
Held lsl Error-Phillips. Runs batted
in-Fox lsl Rivera t.i Norhey. Dnhv
Minoso Held t2l. Lopez. Baitey. Two
base hits-Aparicio, Thompson Held.
leLnial. Homo run--Held Stolen neSe
-Torgeson. sacrihce-darver Sacrifice
nies-Rixera. Dolby Double plays n rem
10 Carver; Thompson 20 Hunter: Bur-
nette TO Demaestri 10 Noren. Aparieio 10
Fox 70 Torgeson. Left on bases-Chicaeo,
Kansas City, o. Bases on balis-On
keegan. on Carver, .. on Coz, 4:
on Urban. / on Brunette. /. Struck
Sex BY Urban, by MeDermott. i.
Elts-On Carver in 3is Innings. on
Cox . In = inning. on Urban, In
| innine OF Brunette. 3 in . Innings.
earned runs@on keesan, ~; on
Carver. 3-3 OF Urban, 90: on Cox.
~; Oh Burnette, Ill. OF MeDermott,
n.O. Hit BY pitcher-0arver iMinnsnl
nurnette lKeeeanl Wild piteh.-cox
Winning Pitcher--keegan f4.Sy. Losins
piteher--oarver C3-5l Umpires-Rerry,
Mskinley. scar Jahacehi. Time--a;io
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SECOND GAME

Totals 81 2413 Totals % 6 81 8
Fouled out for Stone in 5th.
2 Hit into force play for >Porterfeld
in 9TH.
Boston - 900 100 000-1
New York -------- 0O2 ITO OOx-4
Runs - Vernon, Mantle (2). Bauer.
Larsen. Error-Klaus. Runs batted in
Larsen scored on wild pitch In 3rd).
Two-base hits--Larsen, skowron, Bauer
(2l. Three base hit-Malzone. Home
run---vernon. Stolen base = Kubek.
Sacrifice fy-Johnson. Double plays
Stone. Klaus. to Vernon; johnson to Nc
Dousald. Left on bases-Boston. 6;
New York, z. Runs batted in-Stone 4,
Porterfield (2l. Larsen 3. Struck out
BY Stone. g; by Chakales, 8; BY Larsen.
q. Hits-Oh Stone, 3 In innings; of
Porterfield, . In . innings; on Chakales,
l IN 2 innings, Runs and earned runs
Larsen, III: OF Chakales, 90. Wild
pitch-Stone, Winning pitcher-Larsen.
l4-2l. Losing pitcher-Stone. 1-3)
Umpires-Hurley. Umont, .Runse Papa
rella. Time-2:17. Attendance-52.791.
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LEAGUES

PACIFIC COAST kEAGUR
San Francisco. 13-6; Portland 90
Seattle, IA; Sacramento, O-6
San Diego, "a; Hollywood. as.
vancouver: 3; Los Angeles.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
.. Toronto M ST.; Rochester, 30. tfirst
RRS ieSnS;nd rs i5 M0H MEsmi. a a.
team! HMEs Il SSsum HUssssoctIArIoN
Louisville "a; Charleston. Ga.
MINNEAPOLIS, 5-S: st; Paul, "a.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Cnattanooga; %; Atlsnta, o..
N Ms%phs, IS H silm;ns nam al.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Dallas. IS; Tulsa nlsve6 SW1 W
Houston, Is: San Antonio, So.
= Oklahoma City, 2-3; Fort Worth
EASTERN LEAGUE
s sfinsRRsSssSS SS; S sPanselS, 10
WESTERN LEAGUE
Dies oMines. 6-4; Sioux City. "a
cd game thinning tie, called eurfew).
Lincoln, pa; Topeka, SIS.
Pueblo, SIS: Colorado Springs. lis.
Amarillo. IL; Albueroue. 10, 90
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Jacksonville. z: Columbia. 5. az in
Charlotte. 1O--1; Savannah. as.
Columbus, 10; Knoxville,
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Sundy Spring Wins

Sandy Spring of the Mont
gomery County League defeated
Burtonsville Of the Tri-County
League. 7-3, yesterday in an ex.
hibition baseball game at Bur.
louisville.
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PIRATES, So; DODGERS, l-8
Totals $50 ~ IL Totals IA z ~ IL
LINED out for Roebuck in eth.
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn


Pittsburgh - 020 or O00--5
Brooklyn 100 900 O0O--1
Runs = Mazeroski. Thomas. Groat,
Foiles. Friend Gillian. Errors-Groat.
Neal, Reese. Runs batted in GILLIAN
scored as Cimoli grounded into double
play. Baker t21. Fondy. Virdon. tFriend.
scored on Reese's error. Two-base hits
Baker, SnideT. Mazsroski, Vernon.
Double plays--Fondv to Groat to Fondy:
Neal to Gillian to Hodges. Left on bases
-Pittsburgh. =: Brooklyn. z Bases on
Roebuck =: off Koufax. /. Struck out
BY Friend, 81 by Erskine. 9 by Roebuck.
] by Koufax. Hits-Off Erskine, 9 In
ninss; OF Koufax. ] in . innings. Runs
and earned runs-Off Friend. ii: of
Erskine, 3-3; of Roebuck. 20; of Kou-
fax. 90 Winning pitcher-Friend (5-9l.
Losing pitcher-Erskine (2-D. Umpires
Venom, Ballanfant. Jackowski. Craw-
ford. Time-2:l5:
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yO,UUU Estimate
ECOND GAME
Totals 80 727o Totals 80 9 .

AVeab DO 40 1otaE ID ~
| Struck out for Hoeft in 9TH.
Singled for. Narleski in eth,
Ran for Naragon in eth.
4 Sineled for CarrasQuel in 9th.
5 Flied out for Brown in 9th.
Flied out for Garcia in 9th.
Detroit 100 0O1 OD0-A
cleveland POL 900 OO0-3
kuns-Bolling (2). Kaline CT. Smith
~; Wertz, Errors-smith. Raines, sam
ford: Runs batted in-Bolling, Maxwell
Is, Wertz, Colavito .. Two-base hits
Smith, Colavito, Kaline. Home runs
Boiling. Sacrifices-Avila, Byrd Sacrifice
fllyym,;colavito. Double plays--Bo iiing to
Philley. Left on bases--Detroit. z; Cleve-
land. z. Bases on balls-Off Hoeft /,
Of Byrd ]. off Narleski ., off Garcia 9.
Struck out-By Hoeft 2, by Byrd /, by
Narleski s. Hits-off Hoeft in & in
nings, off Narleski 4 in z innings. off
Byrd 3 in 3 innings, off Daley 3 In
2 inning; on Garcia o in Ia innings
Runs and earned runs-Off Hoeft 3-3
on Byrd 90. of Narleski 81. OF Daley
20, of Garcia 90 Wild pitch-Hoeft
Winning pitcher-Byrd (2-Ol. Losine
pitcher-Daley u-7(. Umpires-Sum
mers. Flaherty. Chylak. Time-2:3O
Attendance-21,2 27.
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4OtdlS ~ l2X32 10
! Ran for Triandos in 9th.
z Hit into forceout for Miranda in
3 Hit into forceout for zuverink in
Ran for Ginsberg in 18th.
x Two out when winning run scored
washington ---- 600 900 oil 00-2
Baltimore O1O 900 OOl Ol-3
Runs batted in-Goodman. Lemon,
Stobbs, Busby Brideweser. Two-base hits
-Busby. Sacrifice-Wieht. Fitzgerald
81. Usher, Triandos.. Double plays
Goodman to Kell to Lehman; Gardner
to Kell:. Clevenger to FITZGERALD to
Sieyers Left on washington. / ];
Baltimore. 10. Bases on balls-Off
on Lehman, /. Struck out-By Wight /
BY Zuverink, l. Hits-Oh Stobbs, In
9 81 innings T; ga Clsyenser: 8 in e. inninEs;
3 IN y innings: on Lehman l in
innines Runs and earned runs-on
Wight. III; on zuverink. IL. Hit BY
pitcher-Wight fUsher). Winning pitcher
clevenssr $50. 6mpiresPRommel,
Stevens, Napp.. Rice. Time-2:43. At
$50
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BRAVES. 10: REDLEGs, 7

Totals Al IA 81 Is Totals 80 II % IL
Singled for sawatski in 9Th.
2 Popped out for Covington in 18th.
3 Struck out for Conley in Sth.
4Popped out for Sanchez in 9Th.
Milwaukee ----- oil COZ 24O-1O
Runs-Brutcn t2), schoendienst. Ma
theTs 20, Aaron ~, Logan l2), Gran
dali, Temple t2l, Bell f2l, Grove (2l,
RoDinson Errors-Coyington, Sanchez.
GS;ovinston. sawatski, Grove 8, Bruton,
Bruton scored on Sanchezs error in
Sth). Two-base hits-Loean, Aaron 2.
Hoax Three-base hits-Bruton. Home
runs-Mathews, Grove 9, Aaron. Stolen
5ases-Bruton, Schoendienst. Sacrifice
Bell. Gross. Double plays-Logan to
ScnoendienSt to Tore. Left on bases
Schoendienst to Tore Left on base
Milwaukee 3, Cincinnati 8. Bases on
balls-Of Phillips 2, of Acker 1.
Struck out-By Phillips g. by Conley, 2;
by Acker,. :; by Freeman, 1; BY Klipp-
stein. 2: BY Gress 1. Hits-Off Acker, 2
IN innings lfaced 3 batters in 6th); of
Gross, 4 in 9b innings: of Phillips, 10
IN y inntnss; of Conley. 5 in 22s in
Mcmahon \ 2 in z innings; on Kiippstein.
on Aeker, "A Of Gross, S-s: OF Phil
lips. "A: on Conley. 80: of Freeman,
81; of Sanchez, 90; on McMahon, 90;
on Klippstein, 90 Wild pitch-Acker
Winning pitcher-Conley (2-4), Losing
pitcher-Freeman l3-1l. Umpires-Se-
cory, Landes, Baker. Dascoli Time
.:3S Attendance-20,914.
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IRAN for MAYS N Sth.
3Struck out for Westrum In eth.
New York 600 600 lOO-l
Philadelphia - 100 010 00x-2
Runs = virgil, Ashburn. Repulski.
Errors--None. Runs batted in--Bouehee
Repulsk:. Thomson. Two base hit
Home run--Repulski. Stolen bases
Ashburn: Sacrifice 1y-Bouehee. Double
plays-Rodgers TO Spencer TO Lockman
Hammer to Bouchee.. Left on bases-New
OF Gomez. l. on Haddix. l. Struck
Hout-By Gomez. 3: by Haddix. =. Hts
on Gomez, in innings. Runs and
earned runs-On Gomez. %; of Haddix,
SIKH. Wild pItch-Gomez. winning pitcher
.Haddix t7-5l. Losing pitcher-Gomez
Il0-hl. Umpires Burkhart, Dixon
Sudol, German. Time 2:1I
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Runs = CUNNINGHAM. Ennis. Rover.
Landrith, Moryn. Long t2G. Errors
Schoneld, Morsan. Runs batted in
Banks. Landrith, Long I2l, Jones tcun-
Boyer scored on oak IN sixth TWO.
base hits-Kasko. Moryn, cunninsham,
Drabowsky. Three-base nit - Ennis
Home runs-Lons. 2, saerifces-Jones.
Chicago. :. Bases on baiis--On Jones. a:
on Drabowsky. 2; on LittleneId, 1 Struck
out-By Jones 4 bv DraboWski. 3. Hits
,U1on prahowsky : IN ga innings; by
n innings. Runs and earned runs
on Jones, 3-3; on Drabowsky. Al: on
LittlefieldL 90. on Hillman. 90. Hit by
pitehes EbrsS sSnis MnlsrnprsSwoIRIc
sky. Winning .piteher---Jones- (5-3l. Los
ing pitehef--DrahQyskv (4-sl. Umpires
TT,G Gsnleynj so Donateiii: Delmer.s, Smith.
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CUBS, 7-3; CARDINALS, ga
FIRST GAME

Totals 80 1925 ~ Totals ~ IL % 10
zone out when winning run scored
in 9th.
Struck out for Cunningham in 7th.
Walked for l.. Mcdaniel in Sth.
3 Hit home run for Littleneld In 9TH.
Tripled for Lown in 9th
SINGLED for Kindall in 9th.
~. Louis ----------- 800 0Ol 1913
Chicaeo 200 900 302-5
Runs-schofeld Musial, Cunningham.
Neeman, Morsan.. viii. speake. Error
-, Banks 90. Kasko, Will GU, Tanner,
Musial. Banks. Tanner. Three-base hit
Speake. Home runs--Ennis. Will, Boyer.
Musial. Stolen base-Kasko. Sacrifice
MORGAN. Double play-B. Smith to Mu-
sial. Left on bases-St. Louis, 10: Chi
caeo, 3. Bases on balls-Off L. McDan-
iel, 2 on Rush, g.: OF Kaiser. 1. Struck
out-By L. Mcdaniel, q: by Rush, 4; BY
Littleheld, 3. Hits-On Rush, u in 5
INNINGS faced . batters in 9Th: OF L.
Mcdaniel. in inninas: on Littlefield.
in innings OF wilhelm. 3 in !. ] Y,
INNINGS; on Kaiser. in "a inning; on
Lown, ! In p innings. Runs and earned
runs-Oh L: Mcdaniel. SIS; on Rush,
- on Littleheld, lei: on Kaiser. 90;
On Town, lei on Wilhelm, Peg. Hit by
piteher-By wilhelm IBanksj. Winning
pitcher-Lown l4.3l. Losing pitcher
Wilhelm (0-4l. Umpires-Smith, Com
IAN, Donatelli, Delmore Time-9:43
Recommendations $4,000.
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Runs-Lockman. o'conneil, Hammer.
Anderson. Repulski Jones. Lonnett, Fer.
nandez. Runs batted in-Repuiski, Sim
mons (2l. Anderson, Lonnett (2), o'con-
son, Repuiski, Jones. Oconneii. Three
Stolen bases--Fernandes sacrifice-
Jones Double play-Loekman tynas-
phiiadelphia, Bases on balls--Qh
Miller. 2; on crone /: on Simmons, i
Struck out-By Miller. /: bv crone, 4.
Farrell. l., Hits-ofi Miller in ~
INNINGS: on crone, S in Sis inninss: Oh
Worthinston, In inning; on Sim.
inning. Runs and earned runs--Ofi
Miller, 3-3; on crone Ill: OF Worthing
ton. -: on Simmons 80: on Farrell
n.O. Winning piteher-Simmons ts-4l
LOSING pitcher--Miller t3-4l Umpires--
Dixon, Sudol, German, Birkhart. Time
2l4, Attendanee---3O442.
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Totals 80 2l11 Totals 80 Ii

Totals 80 "a IL Totals 81 III q IA
Grounded into double play for Face
In It'll. -
Pittsburgh - Dol 600 0O1-2
BROOKLYN -- 900 $40 lOx-S
Runs - Mazeroski. Thomas. Gillian
Amoros, Snider a.. Cimoli, Neal l2l
Walker, snider c., (Amoros scored on
wild Pitch, Reese. Foiles. Two-base hits
--Mejias, Snider Three-base hit-Neal
Home runs Mazeroski, Snider. Sacrifice
flies Walker. Foiles. Double plays
Mazeroski TO Groat to Fondy; Neal to
Gillian to Hodges Left on bases--Pitts-
burRh, Z; Brooklyn. 4 Bases on balls
OF Purkey, 2: of Face L on NeE.
Ping. !: by Newcombe, 2 Hits-Oh
Purkey, 3 in innings faced 3 men in
5thl; of Face. . in . innings of King.
/ in . innings Runs and earned runs
on Purkey. 6-6; off Face. IL of
King, ii; of Newcombe,. 80. Wild
pitch Face. Winning pitcher = New
Combe (S-6). Losing pitcher Purkey
t7-6. Ballanfant, Jackowski.
Crawford, venson. Time-2:23. Atten-
dance-20,
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INDIANS, SO; TIGERS, IA
FIRST GAME
Totals 81 2411 Totals 317.

Runs-Maxwell. wertz. woodling, Col
avito. Error-Wertz. Runs batted in
ball in 4th) Home run-Colavito' Left
or bases-Detroit, 5: Cleveland, T. Bases
on balls-On Foytack. 3; on Wynn, .
Struck out--By Foytack, 4: BY Wynn, o
Byrd 0 in / inning. Runs and earned
runs-Off Foytack, "a: of BYRD. 90,
of ynn. 10. Passed ball-Brown
Winning pitcher-Wynn u1-9). Losine
lax. Summers and Flaherty. Time-2:24
Attendance-20. 900 Estimated.