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Evening star., 1957-08-31
McFerren Team Is Second
In Stute Futher-Son Golf

jr., OF Rolling road won low net
with an 89-24-65, only one
stroke ahead Of John Horst, sr.
and jr. OF Country Club of
Maryland who had 80-14-66.
Other Washington area lead
ers were Leo and Chick Cullin-
ane OF Bethesda. rs and r. w.
and Keith Bowie. Prince
Georges, also 76.
The McFerrens. starting after
the Bartolecs had finished. knew
they had TO beat par TO win.
They started with an eagle two
at the first hole, pared the Sec
ond but double -bogied the
third.
They bogied the seventh and
eighth then from there on
played par golf. but couldn't
get the brides needed for a
vAtory.
Evening star., 1957-08-31

The host Congressional team
won two of three trophies in
the seventh annual Country
Club championship swimming
meet last night.
Congressional. with II points.
won the team trophy and the
Founders Trophy for girls all
age. The third award vent to
Prince Georges Country Club
as its boys all-age relay team
won the George Neville Trophy
in a new pool record time of
1915.
Prince Georges also took
second-place team honors with
SO points. Kenwood was third
with Al. followed by Washing
ton Golf g. Country Club, As;
Columbia. 80: Bethesda. 35.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
Motorcycle ests
On in Eurnest at
Marlboro Today

The American Motorcycle
Associations four-day meet at
Marlboro Motor Raceway
reached the halfway point to-
day with the start Of actual
competition at 1890 pm. Trick
riding and other exhibitions
occupied the opening schedule
late yesterday.
Slated today is a 30-mile test
on Marlboro's road course for
Glass B (novice) drivers. The
novices will open tomorrows
show at / pm. with a 50-mile
race. The big event Of the
week end. the 75-mile Tobacco
Trail Classic at $3.50 pm. to-
morrow, will find some of the
Nations finest going for a
$2.500 purse.
The Labor Day program will
begin at noon. when some ITS
drivers will race on lightweight
cycles.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
Rhodes Subpor Finish
Defeats Champion

Ted Rhodes is the pro cham
pion Of the 31st United Golf
erS Association tournament and
Charley Sifford. who lost the
title, today is a trifle dazed.
AS practically the entire field
moved over to Langston for
an added weekend tourna-
ment, condolences we're coming
from many directions for Sif-
ford, who came down from
Philadelphia confidently gun
ming for his fifth UGA cham
pionship and over the 72 holes
of play at East Potomac. did
everything expected Of him.
There was no holding back
Rhodes. who won the event in
1850, the last time it was
played here. Trailing by one
stroke at the halfway mark.
the st. LouiSan cut 10 strokes
of par in the final So holes
yesterday to leave Sifford. a
sub-par golfer himself, trailing
by seven.
Sifford was Mister Consist
ency with rounds of SO, ~,
70. 70 for his total Of 283.
Rhodes had 70. 70. SO. SIS for
ZIG. Par was 70.
For his victory Rhodes
picked up $500. Sifford got
1925.
The Evening Star Cup.
awarded to the women's senior
champion. went to the only
Washington winner. Mrs. Helen
Harris. an English teacher at
Banneker Junior High School.
Mrs. Harris scored a l-up VIC
tory over Mrs. Elizabeth Landry
of Toledo.
The pros go for a $1,000
purse in the Langston tourna-
ment. They'll play 81 holes
today through Monday. while
amateurs and women will play
36 holes.
Match play decided most of
the other winners in the UGA
tournament. Southpaw Harold
Brown of Saginaw. Mich, de-
Evening star., 1957-08-31

BALTIMORE. Aug. 81 tSpe-
ciaD Bill McFerren and his
son, Jerry, from Manor Coun-
try Club near Washington, ran
second to Andy Bartolec and
son. Tommy Of Aberdeen in the
nth annual Maryland State
father-son golf tournament
yesterday at Rolling Road.
The McFerrens shot 37-35--
70, two more than the winning
score Of 37-33-70 posted by
the Bartolecs. The tourna-
ment was played as a selective-
drive. alternate-shot affair.
Roland Mackenzie and son,
Clark, flew in from Cape Cod
to defend their title, but had
trouble on the green's and
finished far behind with a 70.
Or. Glenn Steele and Glenn,
Evening star., 1957-08-31
Insurance City
Opens I'd Round
With 3-Wuy Tie

WETHERSFIELD, Conn,
Aug. 81 R.-There was a
three-way tie for first place
today as the touring golf pro-
fessionals entered the second
round of the $4,000 Insurance
City Open at the Wethersfield
Country Club.
Gardner Dickinson Of Pam
anna City. Fla; Ed Whalley of
Salem. Mass. and Bob Crow
ley Of Weston, Mass, were
showing the way with 5-under
par 66s.
One stroke behind the lead
ers came four others. including
last years winner. Arnold Pal
mer of Latrobe, Pa. who missed
his 66 when he flubbed a g.
foot putt on the 18th green.
Bracketed with Palmer were
George Bayer Of Los Angeles,
Art Wall of Pocono Manor. Pa,
and Bill Nary Of Tucson. Ariz.
All the top 20 scorers cracked
70 on the exacting 6.524-yard
| rot1rca with ife QE-2R II nor
Evening star., 1957-08-31
Bethesda Man Killed
In Five-Story Plunge

Alphonsus p. Folliard, 54-
year-old real estate man Of
7511 Exeter road, Bethesda,
leaped or fell to his death from
the fifth floor of the Stoneleigh
Court Building, 1925 Connecti-
cut avenue NV, yesterday.
He and his wife would have
celebrated their 25th wedding
anniversary today.
Mr.. Folliard, manager Of real
estate investment properties for
the Adams Properties, Inc,
1904 K street NV, had visited
the fifth floor Of the building
twice during the day and was
last seen sitting on the open
window sill by an elevator
operator.
Detective Sergts. Pete Ia
zanis and Louis B. Sims said
they were .alled by a tenant
Evening star., 1957-08-31

at another window who re.
ported seeing a body fall.
Mr.. Folliard was found on
the lobby roof, about 40 feet
below the window. He was pro-
nounced dead at District Gen.
eral Hospital at 2::55 pm. A
rosary was found beside the
body.
Mr.. Fclliard had been en-
ployed for q years by RKO
Pictures as q motion picture
salesman. When RKO was pur-
chased late last year, he joined
Adams Properties.
Victor J. Orsinger, president
Of the properties firm. de-
scribed Mr.. Folliard as being
very respondent" about the
sale Of RKO.
The Folliards have four chill
dren.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
VACCINE
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
facturers now shipping vac
cine. The other is Lederle,
also in Philadelphia.
A District physician told The
Star today that he has been
able to inoculate about so pa
tients in the last two weeks. He
received his vaccine from
Lederle.
And. he said. more has been
promised him by tomorrow or
late in the month.
A spokesman for Pitman-
Moore. for instance, said:
We've been getting call after
call from physicians wanting
the vaccine. But we can't
get it.
The firm does not expect to
be shipping vaccine until Sep
tember Is. he said.
Different Policies
Complicating the vaccine
picture is the fact that the
manufacturers have different
policies for distributing the
vaccine.
An individual physician can
call the National Drug Co. di-
rectly and request vaccine. The
same may done for Lederle.
But, the spokesman for Pit
man-Moore said. "a phone call
to our headquarters in Indian
apolis would be a waste OF
time"
Pitman-Moore. he explained,
plans to distribute vaccine
through area statesmen.
The National Drug Co. rep.
resentative said vaccine can be
obtained by one Of three ways
from his firm.
/. Contracting the company
in Philadelphia.
2. Contracting a local whole
Saler.
3. Contracting a physician's
supply house.
He stated that District ply.
sicians have been very vel
taken care Of" by the com.
pany.
National. he said. "is elimi-
mating any stockpiline Of the
vaccine altogether"
A District physician. who
Evening star., 1957-08-31

feated Jimmy Flowers Of Balti-
more. 3 and /. in SO holes for
the mems amateur champion
ship. Ann Gregory of Chicago
beat Washington's Ethel Fun
cheS. 6 and 4, in the women's
amateur final. while J. c.
Davis Of Cleveland defeated
James Burris of Jacksonville,
Fla. l up. for mems senior
honors and James Mayfield of
Baltimore successfully defended
the junior championship, a
medal play event, with a 68-
68-136.
In another medal play event
Jean Robertson of Chicago won
the girls junior title with So
$3.50.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
CoweII Team Loses

WILLIAMSPORT. Pa. Aug.
81 (SpeciaD Pitcher Wally
Farnes Of the Myron Cowell
softball team of Washington.
.. c.. gave up but three hits,
but one was a triple in the first
inning that led to the games
only run as Myron Cowell lost.
10. TO the Martin Bombers of
Baltimore here last night in
the Central Atlantic Regional
playoffs.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
Gorvin's Girls Ploy
In SoftbuII Tourney

RICHMOND, Aug. 81 CSpe-
ciaD .-Garvin's Grill of WASH
ington. d. c.. was scheduled 20
meet Martel's Furniture of
Hampton. Va. at 4 pm. today
in first-round play Of the wom-
ems National Invitational slow
pitch softball tournament.
Sixteen teams are entered.
representing five States and
Washington. d. c. Quarter
finals are scheduled tonight
and the final two rounds to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
Argyle Junior Crown
Taken hY McAIeen

Jimmy McAleen is the junior
champion at Argyle Country
Club. a title he won yesterday
by beating Bill Mcbride. 4
and 3. For the Is holes McAleen
was just three over par.
Buddy Franklin took honors
for boys II and under by de-
feating John McClelland. 2 and
!. over nine holes. Pam August
won over Betsy Beale in the
girls 13-and-under class.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
MAJOR LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING (based on 800 at bAtsl--
Williams, Boston, .377: Mantle. New
York 31e: Woodline, Cleveland.
3aS; Fox, Chicago, .31s; Boyd,
Baltimore. .3l3
RUNs-Mantle. New York, if5: Fox
Chicago. "a; Williams. Boston. 81.
Piersall Boston. and Sievers, Wash
ington. SN.
RUNS BATTED IN-Mantle. New York.
and Sievers, WRShington. 40: Jensen,
Boston. 81: MinoSo. ChicaGo. and
SkoWTon. New York. ~.
HlTs-Mantle. New York. 1873: Fox.
Chicago, l6l: Malone. Boston. 81;
williams. Boston. l5O. Gardner,
Baltimore. i45.
DOUBIES-Gardner Baltimore. and
Minoso, Chicago, 20 Malzone, Bos.
ton. rs Williams. Boston. and
Mantle, New York. 20.
TRIPLES-McDougald, New York. .,
Boyd Baltimore. =: Bauer and
Simpson New York. q; Nieman,
Baltimore, ana Apartcio, chicago, q
HOMh RUNS-Mantie, New York: rs
ington.. 80; colavito. Cleveland. 81;
Maxwell. Detroit, 80
STOLEN BASIS = Aparieio, Chicago.
81; Mantle. New York. 10: Pilarcik.
Baltimore. and Minoso and Rivera.
PITCHING based on ie decisiOns,--
Donovan. Chicago, 15-4. .5Sg: Grim.
New York. III. .533: Shantz, New
York, iO-l. ia: NarleSki. cleve-
land -; .os2' Bunnins. Detroit
sTRIKEOUTS-wynn. Cleveland. 1874: +:
bunninR. Detroit. 14.; johnson,
Baltimore. l3S: Pierce. Chicago
I3i: Turley, New York. 100.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 200 at batsl-
MuSiaL st. Louis. $40 Mays, New
York, .3J2; Aaron, Milwaukee, 323:
Groat Pittsburgh, .322; Robinson.
RuNs--Aaron. Milwaukee 95: Mavs
New York. 20: Mathews. Milwaukee.
aS; Blasingame. ST. Louis, SO; Banks,
RUNS BETiED @ IN-Aaron, Milwaukee.
New York. Sd; HODGES, Brooklyn, "a
Grove, Cincinnati, 81
HITS--Schoendie Milwaukee. 1873:
Aaron, Milwaukee. and Mays. New
x9Tk' fSI M,,s lss 4 Ro4lnsGn' Inss 81 Cincinnati
DOUBLEs-Musiai 81. Louis. 3e: Hoax,
Cincinnati, 5S, Spencer, New York.
and Bouchee, Philadelphia, 81 Mo-
ryn, Chicago. SchoendienSt, Milwau-
rp,.; lss and Thomas, S. PitSsepprEhs sDp ~
ton, Milwaukee, q. Virdon. Pitts
burgh, " seven players tied with z.
HOME RUNS-.Aaron, Milwaukee. 81
Snider. Brooklyn, :l4 Banks, Chi
eago 80. Musial. St, Louis, ~.
STOLEN BAsEs-Mays. New York. ~.
Gillian, Brooklyn. -. Blasineame,
81, Louis, ~; Temple, Cincinnati
PITCHING biased on L. decisions =
Sanford, Philadelphia, l1-5;. .f53.
Bull, Milwaukee, 1915, .721: SPAIN,
Milwaukee. I7-s, $50: Drysdale,
Brooklyn, and Burdette, Milwaukee,
la-5 CIV
STRIKkOUTs-sanf Philadelphia.
81. Drott, Chicaao, l4b; prabowsky.
Chicago. 1874. Jones, 81 Louis. l21
Haddix, Philadelphia, 1.6.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
MINOR LEAGUES

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Seattle, 81; Los Angeles. 20.
San DieRo. 5; San Francisco. 2.
Vancouver. 2: Portland. 3.
Hollywood. 3: Sacramento. Z.
InteFna tional League
Buffalo. -. Montreal. 3-2.
Toronto. .: Rochester /.
Columbus. 4; Havana o.
Miami i--3 Richmond. 0-3.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville. 3; Charleston. ..
Indianapolis. 5-6: wichita. 3-2.
Denver At 81 Paul. ppd. rain.
Omaha At Minneapolis ppd. rain.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta, 4: Chattanooga O.
Nashville 4 Birminghnm o.
Memphis at New Orleans. ppd.. rain
Little Rock. 20: Mobile. 80.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Dallas. q. Oklahoma City. o.
Tulsa. g. Fort Worth. 3.
Houston. 4 Austin. l.
Shreveport. 2: San Antonio, I
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Columbia. 3; Knoxville, ?.
Augusta, q. Charlotte. l.
Jacksonville. rs: Macon. o.
Savannah. s: Columbus. Z.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Albany. 4; ReadinG. T.
Binghampton. 81 SprinRfield.
Schenectady. ID. Allentown, 90
WESTERN LEAGUE
Topeka. 5; Des Moines.
Lincoln. r.: Sioux City. 4.
Amarillo. 3: Albuquerque. 2.
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1957-08-31

Although the Municipal
Court of Appeals upheld the
Domestic Relations Court on
the question Of concealing pre-
marital nonchastity, neverthe-
less the appeals court reversed
the lower court judgment and
ordered a new trial because OF
other issues.
Mrs. Osborne accused her
husband of telling her right
after their marriage he had no
place for her to live so she
would have to stay with her
sister. Failure to live with his
wife raised enough doubts
about the Osborne marriage to
justify a new trial. Judge Rover
said,
Evening star., 1957-08-31
Toft and Fort GrebIe
PIuY for Championship

Taft 800 plays Fort Greble
(3-D at 3 o'clock tonight at
Turkey Thicket for the base
ball championship in the Dis
trict Recreation l7-and-under
league.
A victory for Fort Greble,
however. will neceSsitate an
other game, to be played next
Wednesday at 8 pm. at Turkey
Thicket
Sousa defeated Francis, 80
yesterday then lost TO Fort
Greble. 8-3.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
Flu Still Spreading,
u. N. Unit Reports

GENEVA. Switzerland. Aug.
81 (R.-The World Health Or
ganization says there has been
a further spread Of the Asian
fiu epidemic in Europe. Africa
and South America. but that
no increase in the severity Of
the disease has been noted.
WHO'S weekly report issued
yesterday said the epidemic
continued to decrease in Asia
where it began last spring-and
seems to have passed its peak
in Australia.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
Donna Floyd Aims
For Net SemifinuIs
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA Aug. 81
(SpeciaD. = Donna Floyd of
Arlington, Va. and Gwyneth
Thomas Of Shaker Heights,
Ohio, hope to land in the dou-
bles Semifinals in the United
States girls grass court tennis
tournament here today.
They took the court early
today all even with Karen
Hantze of San Diego and AL
bertina Rodi of Beverly Hills
in a quarter finals match
halted yesterday by darkness.
Each team had won a set.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
CARDINALS, z; CUBS. |

Kunb--BIn8InRnme, Moon, HOIHcr.
Errors--Dark Runs batted in--Moon,
Morgan. Ennis. Two-baee hit--Cooper.
Sacrifce-Cooper Sacriice fiy--Ennis
Double plays--Blasingame 10 Dark 10
10 Moran 10 Long. Left on bases--St
LOUIS, Il, Chicaeo, Bases on balls
on Drabowsky, 4 on Mizell, {. Struck
olt--By praboWsky ~ by Mizell, / D.
Runs and earned runs--Oh Mizell lei
on Dfabow sky, -. wild pitch--Mi1ell.
pitrhef-l lDfaboWSky tp.l3l Umpires--
Daseoli, necory. Landes, Baker.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
Court House Juniors
Led bY Lillian Leo

Lillian Lea, one of the top
area golfers in the girls junior
class. is the junior champion
at Court House Country Club.
to the surprise of nobody.
Miss Lea won the title yes
terday. scoring over Dianne
Goodrich. 6 and S. In the con-
ISOLATION final. Joan Helm de-
feated Sally Cooper. 4 and 2.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
/ RED Sox, 8; ORIOLES, /


pialS HhI l-fll TOTALS .t1 0.4lO
Ran for Williams in Sth
:. Struck out for Lehman in Sth.
9 Grounded out for Triandos In 9th
Boston 100 OO5 OoO-S
OOU 600 col
Runs-PierSall 90, Stephens Nal
zone. Jensen. Console. Daley, Porter
fleld, Boyd. Malone, Miranda.
Goodman Runs batted in--Malzone
81, Jensen t2l. Daley, Piersail 90,
Williams, Goodman Two base hits
Goodman taD, MalEone Csl. Poterfield.
Boyd. Three-base hit-Consolo. Home
Iun--Jensen. Sacrifice ny-Malzonc
Double Miranda to Gardner 70
Boyd Left on bases---Boston, 10; Balti-
more, g. Bases on balls--On Loes, 3.
OF Lehman, =. Struck out--By Porter
held, :; BY Loes, b: By. Lehman. ?; by
ininss s Of fsbmsD S0n i1es 10 Ss ,nn,nss N o.
OF Walker ! in inning, Runs and
earned runS-0n Loes. d-6: OF Leh-
man. 30 OF Walker. 90; of Porter
field, li Hit by pitcher-By Loes
tJenssnl. Pass ball--Triandos. Win
ming pitcher--Porterfield (4-4l. LoSing
pitCher-IOpS a ~
Evening star., 1957-08-31


Court ruled that the alleged
fraud was not sufiicient to an
null the Osborne marriage.
I'VE agree with the .(Domes-
tic Relations) court in its ruling
that concealment Of nonchas-
tity by the husband was not a
sufficient ground for annul-
ment." said Chief Judge Leo
A. Rover.
There are holdings to the
effect that the fraud necessary
to obtain an annulment must
be Of such character as to 60
to the very foundation of mar
riage.
I'VE do not think that con-
cealment Of nonchastity by a
husband is of this character. {"
Evening star., 1957-08-31
PILLS, 4; PIRATES, 3
Totals 3ISe4 ie Totals ae 4 IOg77


/ Struck out for King in 9TH
. Grounded out for Foiles In 9th.
Struck out for Face In 9th
Pittsburgh UO3 OIO OOO--3
Philadelphia III 600 OON--4
Runs-clemente Vrdon, Groat.
RepulSki. Bouchee Lopata. Sanford,
Errors-N None. Runs batted in--LOpata,
Hammer - Repulskl, Groat .l,
ThomaS Two-base Virdon Ash
burn, Lopata, Hammer, Bouchec
Three-base hit--Clemente. Home run
Groat Sacrifice flies Hammer. Groat
Double play--LaW 10 Groat 10 Thnmas
Left on bases--PittsburEh. n, Phila-
delphia, IN Bases on balls---On Law
.. on King on Sanford. =. Struck
out-By Law, by Arroyo g BY san
nings. on King. q IN 4, inningS. on
ARROYO . IN Innings: on. Face, 2 IN
I inning. Runs and earned runs --On
Law. 4-4 on Sanford. 3-3 Hit bv
pitcher--By Arroyo tAndersonl. Win
ming pitcher-=-Sanfofd 1T-bD. LoSlng
pitcher-Law uO-6l. Time-221
Attendnnre--k IN
Evening star., 1957-08-31

--schoendicnst t3b. Tore (2),
Mathews. coWnRton, Mantilla Sawa-
atski, Post, Grove C2i. Hoax, Mcmillan
Error--CroWe. Runs batted in--Torre
t"l Mathews f.l Sawatski. tMantilla
scored on Groves error in 9TH. Bur-
cess. Taylor, Grove. Whisenant, Cow
ington. Temple. Aaron. CTorre scored
on wild pitch In athD Two-base hits
Grove. Mantilla. Home runs--Mathews
Sawatski. Tore. Coyinzton Double
plavs-Mantills TO schoendienst to
Tore Sanchez 10 Mcmillan to Grove
Left on bases--Milvaukee q Cincin-
natl. 10 Bases ON balls--On SPAIN.
3; of Gross, .: OF Klippstein, .: of
Mcmahon, 4 OF TroWbridge, | Struck
out--By SPAIN. .; by Podbielan. / by
Gross, 4 by Sanchez, / by Mcmahon.
q. Hits ON Podbielan, 3 In 2 INNINGS.
on Gross. 4 In 4 innings: on Sanchez,
. In . innings. on Klippstein. :. In
3 inning; on SPAIN. > In 4 innings
Paced . batters In fth). on Mcmahon,
I In @aa innings. on Trowbridee, q In
y inning Faced ] batter In Dthl; on
Phillips. q In ~ inning; on Acker, u
IN inning Runs and earned runs
on Podbielan, 3-3; on Gross, Re-: of
Sanchez III; OF Kllppstein, -; OF
SPAIN. 3-3. on Mcmahon, 80. on
Trowbrldge. 90; on Phillips, 90; on
Acker, 90 Wild ptches--Spahn.
Klippstein. Winning pitcher--spahn
lI7-Sl Losing pitcher er---GrOSs t4-g)
Time--3.Ol. Attendance---gl nos.
Evening star., 1957-08-31

Tommy Curtis, Is, is the
junior golf champion Of Manor
Country Club. He won the
title yesterday by defeating Ken
johnson. 3 and 2.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
Mrs. Lonqton Wins

Mrs. w. E. Longton won the
Jim Gibbons Cup at Army
Navy Country Club yesterday
by posting 82-l5-67. Mrs. S. H.
Browning shot low gross. 50,
with Mrs. L. H. Kinderman
secupd with 86.
Evening star., 1957-08-31

Runs-Kuenn, Kaline. Maxwell tel.
Small, Raines t2l. woodling. Wertz 90,
Smith. Errors-Carrasaue go. wertz.
Raines. Runs batted in-tKuenn and
Maxwell scored Oh Raines' error in
4thl. Maxwell (2l. Hoeft. Woodine.
Colavito. Smith 90, Hegan. Wertz
Iwo-base hit--Smith. Three-base hit
smith. Home run--Maxwell. Stolen
base -- Raines, Sacrifices 49, McIish,
Finigan, Avila. SRcrifice fies--Colavito.
HeRan. Double plays--Carrasaue to
Avila to wertz 90: Raines TO Ayiia to
Mertz. Left on bases--Detroit. 4;
Cleveland, :. Bases on balls-O.i Hoeft.
=; on Burning, OF McLish. .. Struck
out-By Hoeft, y. by McIish, / Hits
on Hoeft, ; In 9's innings of Me-
Lish, = In 9ia innings. on Burning, I
IN Inning; of Valentinetti, u In 2 !,
inning. Runs and earned runs--On
hoeit. d-0: on BunninR, 90. OF Me-
Lish, S-l. of valentinetti. 90. Hi by
pitcher - Boiling by Valentinetti
winning pitcher--Valeutinett u-m
Losing pitcher -HOeft tB-gi. Time
I'D. Attpndhnce--S
Evening star., 1957-08-31

Totals 20 3 25a Totals 81 3 IS Q
Singled for Dellert In ninth.
Ran for Mole in ninth.
Washington OOI O10 OOO-2
Pittsheld 02O 600 O01-3
Runs--Combs t2l. Rivers. Christian
son, Culvert. Errors Byrne. Dellert.
Christipnson Runs batted in-Kuppert,
Ciatti. Rivers. Ritoldi. Two-base hits
- Rivers t2l. Bases on balls - on
Southcomb. 4: Fowler. / Connolly. g.
Struck out--By Southcomb, 3; by
Fowler g. BY Connolly. q
Evening star., 1957-08-31

Runs---Lollar,- Power, Martin, Smith.
batted in--PoWer, zernlal Drop0
Smith Two-base hits-Power, Lopez.
Held. Sacrifice fiy-Dropc. Smith. Left
on bnSes---ChicagO lDD. Kansas City
10, Bases on balls-Oh Keegan t4D
Ean 90. by Kellner t7l Runs and
earned runs--On Keeaan a-a; on
Keliner, lei Hit BY pltnher--tn nllar
fby Keilneri. Passed ball liar Win
nlng pitcher--Keilner t6.bi Losing
pitchg -Keegan lB-D, Time-2.il
AttensNnce-l2,2O1.
Evening star., 1957-08-31

Totals 33 - Il Totals 81 81 II
lBatted for Dellert in 9th.
2Ran for Mole in 9TH.
Pltts1eld OO2 O01 OOO-3
Washington 100 2l0 O()x---4
RunS--Rivers Smart, Kelly. Haley
t2l, Kuppet. Schwab Errors-Del-
lert. MacCartney, Nolan. Fontana.
Runs batted in Byrne. Kuppet.
Schwab. Nolan, Ritoldi chrlstianson,
Frank. Two-baSe hits-Christianson
Byrne. Green Bases on balls-On
Belanger, 4. on Green, J. Struck out
-4-By Belaurer =. hy Green
Evening star., 1957-08-31
Nonchostity Ruled Out
AS AnnuIment Grounds

husbands failure tell wife before their marriage OF
his premarta nonchasy is not grounds for annuiment
of the marriage the Municipal Court Of Appeals ruled yesterday
The wife of Lawrence Osborne accused him Of waiting
until after their marriage to tell her he faced nonsupport
charge for iegitimate child The Domestic Relations
Evening star., 1957-08-31

Runs--GiliRm, snider. HODGES feb.
FurillO t3l, Neal l3) Errors Reese
Mays, o Connell. Runs batted in---Nea
81, Hodges, Furillo meal scored on
OConnell's wild throw, Reese. Jack
son. Drysdale. Cimoli Two.base hit
Cimoli. Home runs--Neal, HOdges. Fu-
rillo. Double plavs---O'Connell to Spen-
eer to Lockman. Spencer to Loekman.
O'COnnell 10 Lockman. Left on bases
New York, q Brooklyn, 3, Bases on
balls-On Monzant, 4 OF Constable,
L on Drysdale, Struck out = By
Gomez, !; by. Miller, Constable, |.
by. Drysdale, 4. Hits--On Gomez, IN
y innings taced one batter In 4thli OF
Monzant, In "a innings, on Con-
stable, ! In ga innines. on Miller. . IN
! inning. Runs and earned runs--On
Gomez, 4-4 of Monzant, b-5 on Con-
stable, 90, OF Miller, Ill Hit by
pitcher Gomez O4-iD, Umpire
ming pltrher--Drysdale ia-ii Losing
Dixon. German, Burkhart Bosses
rink -2:07. Attendance ee-l8,1l3.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
BRAVES, 9; REDLEcs, 7!

Totals 3s1l 80 \ Totals 81 az s
| Singled for Podbielan in End.
> Walked for Gross In 9th
3 Ran for Kluszewski In 9th.
Z Singled for Sanchez in Sth
, walked for Mcmillan in 9th.
Ran for BURGESS in 9th
Evening star., 1957-08-31
As, ;; WHITE SoX, |

Totals ~ q "a ~ Totals ~ 3 "a 2
Singled for Keegan In 9th.
. Ran for Moss in 9th.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
INDIANS, s; TIGERS, S

Totals "a 4x2a Totals - . 80 IL
Ran for House in 10th
\ Two outs when winning run scored
Detroit OO0 zoo O09 l-b
Cleveland 800 100 900 2--B
Evening star., 1957-08-31
DODGERS. 10; GIANTS, o


singled for Roseboro in 5th.
Z Ran for AmOrOs In 9th
3 Struck out for Constable in Rth.