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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-12-11

ID I1olIIlOii llelus dlulOuBn most OF
the bequest will go for purchase
of classroom equipment and
school facilities.
The superintendent must have
each item on the list approved by
the executors before the money
can be released to the schools.
One request will be presented
for each local school. The ele-
mentary school share will be
S,115.60 and the high school
share will be S32, ,3O6.
Expenditures on Harmon field
will not exceed $4,000 the board
decided after considerable discus
sion. All this money will be
drawn from the high school
share of the receipts.
Projects under consideration
for the recreation center include
grading, draining and reshaping
the football field, adding more
lights, installing suitable soft.
ball diamond, running track and
small dressing ROBINS under the
stadium.
Most other fund requests had
been decided before the board
took up the Harmon field prob
lem, which had been left blank
at the start of the discussion.
Some $4,000 remained to be allo-
Gated but the members agreed
this was out of proportion to the
rest of the expenditures they
hoped to have approved.
The $1,000 maximum was sug-
gested by Robert Simcox, who
said the remainder of the money
could be channeled into other
fields which the board consider
ed.
Included in the requests which
the superintendent is to present
to the executors are plans for
cafeteria equipment, equipment
for several high school depart
ments, musical instruments, new
lockers to be used in the high
school, visual aid equipment and
several sets of encyclopedia.
Details of the school board
plans will be revealed as soon as
final approval is granted from
the executors.
The Schoonover estate left over
81, 100000 in stock to be distri-
buted to public schools and col
leges in Allen and Auglaize coun-
ties. The Bluffton elementary
school share represented the
sale of 200 shares of City Loan
stock and the high school share
is the proceeds from the sale of
800 shares in the same insttu-
ton.
Bluffton college will also share
in the estate, receiving the pro-
ceeds from the sale of $50 shares
of stock in the Metropolitan Bank
of Lima.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-12-11

of the means they have found to
counteract the need to grow big.
Dairymen who are. faced with
limitations on manpower, land
or capital are expected to study
the discussion closely.
Winter Dairy Day is sponsored
by the Ohio Dairyman's associa-
ton and the department of dairy
science of Ohio State university.
The meeting will be in Plumb
hall on the university campus.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-12-11

stops will include the Mara-Alva
House on the college campus at
Spring street and College ave-
nue.; the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Gordon Bixel on South Main
street and the home of Mr.. and
(See Caravan, page a.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-12-11
Council Sets Record
For Short Meeting

Bluffton's village fathers set
a new record Tuesday eve
ming for short meetings. Us
ually lasting until Ill O'Clock
or midnight, this weeks
meeting adjourned at $40.
Lets set an al-dme
record" said Councilman
Charles Hankish Dr., when
he looked at the clock and
offered the motion to diourn.
1t was promptly seconded
and passed.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-12-11
TRASH COLLECTION

The regular monthly trash
collection has been set for Mon
day, December Is, it was an
nounced this week by Street
Commissioner William Gaiffe.
Residents are asked to have
their trash in cans at the Gus
tomary pickup place ~ noon.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-12-11
LAUD CHAMPS

The Board of Education passed
a resolution congratulating the
Bluffton Pirate football team
and coach Frank Osborne during
their meeting Tuesday night. The
motion praising the team which
tied for the Northwest conference
championship was made by
Kenneth Luginbuhl.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-12-11
Births

The following births were re-
corded at Bluffton Community
hospital during the past week:
Mr.. and Mrs. Arley Criblez,
Bluffton, a girl, Barbara Ann,
born Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Kohl,
Bluffton, a girl, Karen Christine,
born Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fleck, Find
lay, a boy, Peter Bryan, born
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle Tuttle,
Findlay, a girl, Jeanette Sue,
born Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dukes,
Pandora, a girl, Margaret Beth,
born Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Mar,
quart, Portland, Michigan, a girl
LeAnn, born November 30. Mr.
and Mrs. John Marquart of Bea,
verdam and Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]
Waggoner of Dexter, Michigan
are the grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Hartman
Tucson, Arizona, a boy, Tony
Ray. born November Is. Mrs
Hartman is the former Bonnie
Lou Burkholder.
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Village Curtails Garbage
Pickup to One Trip a Week

The village garbage truck, which made it's twce-a-
week pickup trip the year around for good many years.
will go once-aweek schedule beginning next Monday.
Street Commissioner William Gaiffe was instructed
by council Tuesday evening to put the schedule in
effect week after discussion disclosed that the pick
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-12-11
Harmon Field Improvement,
New School Equip. Asked
Out Of SchOonover Bequest

The Bluffton Board of Education took an i,nor+6 6n+
step toward acquiring its bequest money under the T.
Schoonover will Tuesday evening they prepared list of
requests for superintendent A B. Murray to present to
ecutors of the estate
High on the list of items scheduled for Improvement
Evening star., 1958-07-14
Bad Knee Injury
Puts Gene Baker
Out for Season

ST. LOUIS. July IA CP.-
Third Baseman Gene Baker is
lost to the Pirates, probably for
the rest of the season. because
of a serious leg injury.
Baker fell on his left knee
in charging a ground ball yes
terday and ruptured a ligament
that attaches the knee cap to
the leg.
DR.. I. c. Middleman, st.
Louis club physician, said the
knee would require surgery and
would have to remain in a cast
for two months or more.
The 33-year-old infielder was
carried of the field in the
eighth inning of the first game
of a double-header.
Baker was batting .241 en-
tering the game and had a .266
lifetime batting average before
this season.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
Area Boys Bow
In Four FinuIs Of
Junior Net Meet

RICHMOND, July IA (Spec-
iaD Washington area young
sters had a crack at all four
championships yesterday in
Middle Atlantic Junior tennis
tournament and, although they
drew a blank, they gave their
favored opponents anxious
moments in all of the finals.
Hugh Lynch, III, had Bitsy
Harrison of balance and SEEM
ingly confused before the top
seeded Richmond junior re-
covered and won the 18-and-
under singles titles, 4--6. So,
8-6, Us.
Lynch and Sandy Walker did
it again to Harrison and Gar
land Carlton before the latter
team won the older doubles.
Us, 6-3.
Mac Pardew Of Baltimore
needed five straight games in
the second set to beat Wash
Larry Freedman. 60,
Us, for the 15-and-under
singles championship.
Freedman and John Pratt ex-
tended Jim Busick and Joel
Polin of Cambridge. Md, for
the boys doubles crown. the
latter winning finally by 6-3,
6--3, 8-6.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
BALTIMORE ENTRIES

sIxrH RAcE-Purse. $500: pace;
Evening star., 1958-07-14
Don Dell Loses
Western Doubles

INDIANAPOLIS, July IA (R.
-Top-seeded Bernard Bartzen
Of Dallas meets Alex Olmedo Of
Los Angeles and Lima. Peru, for
the mems singles title today in
the western Amateur tennis
tournament at the Woodstock
Country Club.
In other final events, Marilyn
Montgomery of San Antonio
and Susan Hodgman of Kala-
mazoo, Mich. battle for the
women's singles crown. and
Bartzen and Olmedo play Gus
tavo Palafox of Mexico City
and David Harum Of Coral
Gables, Fla, for the doubles
title.
Palafox and Harum defeated
Donald Dell Of Bethesda, Md,
and Crawford Henry of Allan
Ia, Ca. SIS. 60, 60, in the
doubles semifinals yesterday.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
Jersey Man Tops
Drugs at Aquusco

Walt Kinsley from Sewell,
N. j., won top eliminator and
top speed trophies in drag
racing at Aquasco Speedway
yesterday. His dragster with a
1856 Mercury engine in the
rear reached lila miles per
hour in a quarter-m mile. Glass
winners:
AA-Bud Hurley. Baltimore, '32
Ford-'57 Olds, go m.p.h., 15.2 sec.
AR--,Joe LaRoQue. Clinton, Nd. 81
Fcrd-'t1 Ford, 81 % m.p.h.. l4 3 sec.
AO--Walter Kinsley. 'Sewell. ~ j..
DsseJ skJohn ap1f ArmstTons mR wheaton III ssS 'ss
Ford-'4S Mere. a4.3 m.p.h.. 1871 sec.
BG-Richad McKeeyer, Drexel Hill,
Pa, 's2 Ford-'51 olds, 900 m phi.
co@Bob Bernardon. hillside. Nd,
Dd-Len Zappardino. Baltimore. 'ss
olds, S4,1 m.p:h.. 1876 sec.
M dTJonn M, AndTeTS, eg Glen sHrnis' ME
cxpeFTy MsTc ,wiEinson' aa nj Hysttsvis aaS ne
Nd, '5s Corvette S3.7 m,p.h.' i6.4
SSA--Bill Raush, Port Republic, '5S
Pontiac, -94.7 m.p.h., 15.a sec.
SS-Marvin Brooks, North Beach,
SO Pontiac, 9O;9 m.p-h;. l5.5 sec,
Pontiac, 81 8 m.p.h., 17.3 sec.
AS--Hugh McKinnie, Camp Springs,
'6s Chevrolet. S6.5 m.p.h., 1853 sec.
BSA - Mike Maiatico, Hyattsville,
81 Olds, s2.5 m.p.h., 1873 sec.
Bs-Bob Brown. Huntington. Nd,
'56 Chevrolet, S33 m.ph., 1875 sec.
CSA-Dan Critics, Baltimore, "a
Olds, 755 m.ph.. IS.e.
CS-Everett. Witter. Washington. $50
Chevrolet, 1877 m.p.h.. III sec.
DS-Jim Lemons, Brentwood, Nd.
'53 Olds. 7S.7 mp.h.. 173 sec.
ES--Thonas Thompston, Ellicott
City '53 Plymouth. 652 mph., 1913
sec,
Fs-Jaspsr Petrillo. hillside, Nd.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
AveriII and HurIer
Rejoinino Indiuns

BOSTON, July IA [P. -
Inf1elder Earl Averill and
Pitcher Hal Woodeschick were
called up from San Diego today
by Cleveland and the Tribe OPP
toned Outflelder Carroll Hardy
to that Coast League club.
Averill, 26, originally was a
catcher but after troubles with
the defensive duties of back
stopping was moved from be-
hind the plate by the Padres,
for whom he has been hitting
at a .348 average.
Manager Joe Gordon Of the
Tribe said he will spot Averill
at third base and move Vic
Power to second.
Woodeschick, 25-year o i d
southpaw, is the leading Coast
League hurler with a 9-2 record.
ord.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
|. A.. 3-s; REDLEcs. OF
RIRsT 0AaiEl

cINcrNNATI Los ANGELEs
Evening star., 1958-07-14
Drug Record Falls
AtOId Dominion

Dan Weis of Richmond
smashed the drag racing record
at Old Dominion Speedway yes
terday when he forced his Cad
illac-powered 1929 Ford road
ster to 1T miles per hour to
win the top eliminator trophy.
The old record was 109 mp h.
Glass winners:
Class AR Dan weis. Richmond,
i929 Ford Roadster, Time. 139. Clos
Glass RR-ciarence wilson, Rich
nfond, 1882 For ia, 90 ,mp.h.
mond. 1894 Ford, l4o. 81 mp,h
,pfs f'is FORD PAIo' i3 as Tsysfi m eh euAnti'0'
Glass cA--Carl Woodward. Rich
mond, 1890 Ford. 1873. "a m.p.h.
Glass BsA-Clarenee Stone, Fairfax,
1887 PontiaG, lS:4i 81 m;ph n.r.
Church, l957 Pontiac, I5,7, 79 mph,
Church, 1858 Corvette. 1888. 9s .mp.h.
Class AsA-Dick Hedrick,, culpeper
1921 i.i Pon,sjss 1SSi 49, - stTrpdn mpn Ar,,rs
Glass AS-Don Parks Aiexandria,
1857 Chevrolet, 1874. SS m,ph
Class BS-Frank Sealey Fredericks-
burg, 1857 Chevrolet, l4,9, 81 mph.
Glass CS-John hammond, Chiilum,
Nd, 1858 Chevrolet, I5,a, rs m.ph.
Glass DS-Tony Trapp Fails
Church. 1852 oldsmobile, l5.S 76
Glass Es-walter Simmons. ohillum.
1881 Ford. 16.3, SO m.ph.
Glass AG---John Overton, Hillside.
Md, 1858 Chevrolet. IA seconds. "a
Glass BG-vernon Rowlev. Balti-
more Md. 1884 Ford 1874. az mph.
Glass CG--Mike Deep, WashinRton.
1857 Chevrolet. 1873. S6 mp.h
Glass DG--Fred Chandler. Manas-
sas. 1855 Chevrolet l3.2. So mph
Glass EG-Larry Robinson, Manas-
saS. 1854 Ford lS7, so mph.
Glass SG-Happy Roberts. Arlins-
ton 1855 Ford, Is s, so mph
Class SsA-Charles Frederick. Cul-
pepet 1858 Pontiac, 3 81 m.ph
Glass SSG---V Clasgett, Rockville.
Nd 1910 Plymouth. l54, IS mph
Class SS-Bob Bailey, Kensinston.
1857 Chevrolet l4.2, SS mph
Glass M--wt,lie Glass, Richmond,
BSA, l@e. 81 mp.h.
Evening star., 1958-07-14

SSS III SSSSS SSSS-S
Evening star., 1958-07-14
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL BOX SCORES
w. SoX, IA; YANKS, As
NInsT 0AAIBI

CHICAGO NEW YORK
Evening star., 1958-07-14
HarVardCreW
Beaten AGAIN

HAMBURG. Germany July
IA R.-Harvard's lightweight
eight, winner Of the Thames
Cup at the recent Royal Henley
Regatta. went down TO defeat
for the second straight day yes
terday. finishing second TO the
Hamburg Rowing Club crew in
the feature event Of the Ham
burg international Regatta.
/. Harvard, loser to the same
eight in a two-crew race Sat-
urday trailed yesterday by
three lengths in the 2,000-meter
race on the Alster River. The
Allemannia Rowing Club Of
Hamburg was another two
lengths back.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
Montgomery Mines
Open AII-Stur PIuy

The Montgomery County
Boys Baseball Association
opened its annual series of all
star games yesterday with Be-
thesda defeating Wheaton, 9-3,
in the midget division at Sligo
field.
Bethesda next meets Silver
Spring at l pm. Sunday
at the Rock Creek Meadow
Brook field. Also scheduled for
Sunday at Rock Greek is the
junior all-star game at $3.50
and the senior game at $50.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
Fort Meade Man
Takes Rifle Title

Sergt. Allan Davis Of Fort
Meade scored 1.l59xl 200 to win
the grand championship Of the
outdoor four-position, small
bore rife championships yester-
day at Manassas, Va.
Arvid F. Benson and his wife,
Dorothy, Of Arlington captured
both mems and women's honors
in the Virginia State division OF
the meet. Arvid fired 1,153x
200 and Dorothy scored 1,128x
200. Thomas Verzi. also OF
Arlington. won the junior cham
pionship with a score of 1,135x
ZOO.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
Areo Drivers Take
Seconds in Requttu

HAMPTON, Va. July IA
(Special) Three power boat
drivers from the Washington,
D. c.. area were runnersup yes
terday in the annual Langley
Air Force Base regatta.
Herbert Thornton of Alexan-
dria was second in the 225-
cubic inch class. Bell Engel Of
Washington in F service run
abouts and Art McDougall of
Silver Spring, Md, in 48-cubic
inch hydros.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
Youthful Archer
Winner of Meet

Tim Cantwell of st. Louis,
youngest member of the United
States world championship
archery team at 16, scored
1.456 points to win a meet yes
terday at Sixteenth and Ken
nedy streets NV.
Dick Wear Of the Potomac
Archers was second with 1882.
followed by o. K. Smathers.
world champion from Brevard,
N. c., with 1860 and Kinsey
Plummer of the Potomac Arch
ers, with 1926.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
Josef in Polo Ends
Washington Streak

The Lancaster, Pa. Polo Club
scored a ga upset victory over
the Washington Polo Club yes
verday at Olney, Md, to end
q 25-game outdoor winning
streak for Washington.
Gil Miller paced the victors
with four goals and Junior
Turns added three. Washing
ton PLAYING without the services
of Don Bradley who lost a finger
IN an accident last week. was
leo by DR.. John Keeler's three
goals.
Evening star., 1958-07-14

FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500; trot:
conditioned tnon-winners Of 81 200
in 1858 posted c Class; mile.
Mays Daughter tRathboneD - s-1
Q SnnnN nhilarnnrl IL nn-iel Il
Evening star., 1958-07-14
DeMoIoy Results

George Flemming Moore de-
feated James S. SipeS. 9-6;
Robert LeBruce beat Woodlawn,
2l-4, and Seat Pleasant wal
loped Osiris, 20-4, in DeMolay
softball games yesterday on the
Monument Lot.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
Swim Entries Close

Entries close at midnight to-
night for Junior Olympic and
Age Group swimming cham
pionship meets of the District
AAU. Entry blanks may be OBJ
tanned from Bill Armstrong at
the Ambassador Hotel Swim
ming Club.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

STANTON. Del, July IA. -
With the first Of Delaware
Parks Distaff Big Three races
jumbling the ratings in the
3-year-old filly division, Train
er Elliott Burch, who saddled
the victorious Big Effort for
Saturdays Oaks. is eyeing the
rich Delaware Handicap, to be
run on July rs, Delaware
Parks closing day.
The 3-year-old daughter of
Endeavour II and Sun Mixa
polished of both Idun, last
years undefeated 2-year-old
champion, and Calumet Farms
A Glitter at equal weights in
handy fashion Saturday. with
Pete Anderson recording his
third straight stakes triumph
here.
Big Effort will not start in
this week ends New Castle
Stakes, the second of the three
races, but she might tackle
older fillieS and mares in the
longer Delaware Handicap, if
the weights are favorable.
As the last two weeks of rae
ing opened at Delaware Park
today. it looked like the New
Castle might develop into a
two-way battle between Mrs.
Ada L. Rice's Fucker Up, last
years champion mare. and j.
Graham Browns BornaStar.
Another strong contender for
the sixteenth New
Castle. which will gross about
1000, is Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs
Searching. All told, 123 fillies
and mares are eligible for the
New Castle, but a field of a
dozen is anticipated.
AS a warm-up for the New
Castle, Delaware fans will be
treated Wednesday to the first
running Of the $10.000-added
Blue Hen Stakes for 2-year-old
fillies at 5l2 furlongs.
Jockey Bill Hartack was un-
communicative after his defeat
with Idun, the 7-10 favorite, in
Saturdays Oaks, refusing to
make any comment as he mere
ly shook his head when asked
II the f1lly had tired.
1t was a far different Har-
Evening star., 1958-07-14
Miss Supertest
Wins Hydro Race

ST. CLAIR, Mich. July IL
(P)-Miss Supertest II of Sar-
mia, Ontario. won the fourth
annual St. Clair International
Boundary Trophy race for un-
limited hydroplaneS yesterday.
Miss Supertest won all three
heats over Wildroot Charlie,
driven by Bob Schroeder of
Buffalo. The Canadian boat
averaged 81.7 miles an hour
over the three heats. with a
total elapsed time of 80 minutes
10 seconds.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
BALTIMORE
SELECTIONS

Jimmy Dee, Ray Reward, Burrsville.
2-Selkirk. Brown Star, congress Mite.
3-Queponeo Jse. Quick Lady, Urbana
Star.
4-shy Song, Castle Key. Norton Ham
over.
Granger McEllen. Ploretta Morris,
Humming Byrd.
6-Banner's Brother, sandra Jean,
Busy Chuck.
7-safety First, Master Scott, Roger
Key.
s-speers Direct, Princess Adios, Dom
nie'S Pride.
9-worthy Volstadt. April First. jose
dale Cavalier.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
Regatta Runnersup

NORFOLK, Va. July IA
(SpeciaD. Two Washington,
D. c.. area speedboat racers
earned second places in the
Tidewater Racing Association
regatta yesterday. william
Crowell of Chevy Chase, Nd,
in the BU class and Tom Bar
rett Of Bethesda. Md. in the
Gu division.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
WEEKEND FIGHTS

HAVANA Oscar Suarez, ia. Cuba.
outpointed Ray Ruiz Il3is. Mexico.
10 Edwin sykes, 1laA, Panama, out
pointed Orlando Lagartiia, 1l6, Cuba
DETROIT Henry Hank. 1884,.
Detroit stopped Joe Fuseo, 1874.
waterbury. Conn, tsl
HOLLYWOOD. Calf Irish Tommy
EDDIE dGspora. 1es. HanttinstohS S S0is1iIS Park.
Calf, 10.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
DETROIT =
BALTIMORE

E-Castleman. PO-A-Detroit 27-11,
Baltimore 27-I6. DP-Boyd to Miranda
to Boyd: Gardner to Boyd: Miranda to
man to Boyd. LOB-Detroit 8, Balti-
more IL.
2b-Williams, Harris HR-Harris.
SB-WoodlinR S-Gardner. Robinson.
SF-F. Boiling.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
DETROIT -----
BALTIMORE -

winner--susee 900. Loser-o'Derl
$40.
HBP-By zuverink tSusce). pB-Tri-
andos U-Napp, Rice, Rommel. Stew
ems. T-2:20. A--13,70s.
Evening star., 1958-07-14

xFaeed three batters in Sd.
Winner--Duren (4-2). Loser-Kee.
gan (0-1J.
WP-ShantZ, 2. U-Summers, Homo
chick. Soar, Umont. T-2:56. A.
39,S54.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
a.I-ven1On. conlan' sscOry. T.
SECOND GAAIEI
Totals SO 8 IL 5Totals

IotaIs 80 Q Z 5Iotals SO 5 IS
] SINGLED for Blackburn in 4th:
Flied out for Mabe in 4th: walked
for Blasingame in 4th; 4 Flied out
for Stobbs in 5th: 5 Singled for
Freeze in 5th; 8 Lined out for Paine
PITTSBURGH 500 02O OI0--S
ST. LOUIS 211 600 O0O--S
Err. Smith, Thomas. PO-A-
Pittsburgh 27-l9. st. Louis 27-6. DIP
st. Louis 10.
2h--virdon. Failes, skinner, droat.
HR--Landrith, MaEeroski. S-Cun-
Evening star., 1958-07-14
GIANTS, s; BRAVES, 5
MILWAUKEE :
Totals 365IO6 Totals

l Grounded out for Miller in 7th;
2 Ran for Adcok in Sth: Hit by
Pitcher for Giel in Sth; Ran for
Sauer in Sth; Singled for O'Connell
in Sth; Struck out for Throvbridge
in 9Th.
MILWAUKEE, 400 900 O01--5
E-Jablonski, cepeda, Mccormick.
cisco, 27-7. Zone out when winning run
scored.) DP-Logan to Adcock;
Mathews to Sehoendienst TO Adcock;
Spencer to Connell to Cepeda. LOB
Milwaukee, q; San Francisco. IL
2b-Logan Adcock, Schmidt. HR-
Jablonski, Cepeda. s--Covington, Dav.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
FiIIy Ratings JumbIed
By Big Efforts Victory

tack than the one who last
summer captured all three
events in the Distaff Big
Three, winning the Oaks with
Bayou, and the New Castle and
Delaware with Calumet Farms
Princess Turia.
After the Oaks, Hartack left
for Monmouth Park where he
has been riding daily. He prob
ably will have a mount in both
the New Castle and Delaware
Handicap.
Jockey Johnny Choquette,
who celebrated his 29th birth
day Saturday by sweeping the
first three winners on the
week end program. will not be
overlooked in the remaining
doubles at this meeting.
Last week he started no less
than five of the six daily dou-
bles and rode both ends Thurs
day ($30.00) and Saturday
($49.80). He also won both
halves of a $30.6O double on
July 2. The French Canadian
rider has participated in ten
of the 80 doubles at the cur
rent meeting.
Eldon Nelson went into the
last two weeks with a COM
manding lead over his riding
rivals. When he guided the
longshot Endine to an upset
triumph in Saturdays fifth
race, he picked up his 46th
victory of the meeting and
added his 47th in the eighth
with Pender. Steve Brooks and
Apprentice Robert Corle, who
is sitting out a To-day Suspen-
sion. are tied for second with
26 each. but Choquette is chal-
lenging with rs after his triple
Saturday.
With IL days left, Delaware
Parks meeting is running ap-
proximately 8 per cent below
last years session in the bet
ting department with the daily
average at $987 1000 after 80
days.
Evening star., 1958-07-14

Winner--Foytack U-sl. Loser--
Beamon l0-9).
HBP-By Beamon (Kaline P.
Bollingl. WP-Loes. PB~-Wilson. u
Stevens, Napp, Rice, Rommel. T-3 .03.
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Winner-Mccormick (6-D Loser
johnson I3-1l
HBP - BY ThFowbridge (Sauer)
Smith Dascoli. T-2;45. A-22. S33.
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Winner-Briggs t5-ol. Loser---Meyer
(1-2l.
U-Jackowski. Landss, Deimors and
Barlick. T-2:04
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EcoNn GAME
CHICAGO

Totals 80 "A 3 Totals 80 I3 5
walked for Quarters in 5th:
. Grounded out for Kucks in Sth;
3 Singled for Bauer in 10th. -
CHICAGO 600 100 900 o.
NEW YORK -- 022 900 900 LIS
E-None. PO-A-Chicago 2S-l4;
New York, 30-14. DP-Aparieio and
Chicago. 3; New York l3.
2b--Skoron. Howard. 3b--Aparicio.
HR-Landis. SB-Mantle. S-carey
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INDIANS, 8; RED SoX. 4

Totals 35 10 8 Totals 81 4 8 8
L. Grounded out for Bnddin in 7th;
2 Grounded out for Brewer in 9TH:
8 Walked for Wall in 9th.
CLEVELAND ------ 400 113 0o0--a
BOSTON 600 $50 010-4
E-Buddin C2l, stephens, Held. Po-A
Cleveland, 27-I5; Boston, 27-13.
DP-HarreiI to Hunter tolPower: Moran
to Hunter to Power. LoB-Cleveland,
z: Boston. 8.
2b-Power. Runnels, Williams. HR-
Held. s-Hunter. sF-Power t2).
sss!:s g4.g:s ..'R ..-,-..,, 3 tT 7 : g 9
wall ----------- D o 2
winner--McLish t7-5). Loser
Brewer (3-S).
HBR--By Brewer Brown. by wall
(Heldl WP-Brewer, McLish. u--Mc-
Ktnley, Chylak, Berry, FlaheFty
T-2:46. A--15, ,S97,
Evening star., 1958-07-14
BOYS BASEBALL

MI. VERNoN-LEE LITTLE LEAGUE
viFeinia Hills, ~; Cal Delientessen, 4.
Bneknsll ManeT, 1e; jefferson MRner
Pharmacy, Q.
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SPs SPs SSS GSSSl

E-Goodman, skowron. Carey. Po-
h5chicssc Al ,s, a7.ls; New YORK ro,.s.cs: sass
Aparicio (unassisted); Bkowron lun-
assistedl; McDougald TO Kubek to
skowron, LOB = chicaso, 10; New
York, 10.
sb-Fox. McDougald. Carey. 3b--
Goodman, Carey. SB-Torgeson. s.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
ae-.RoseeorO. HR--FurlllO. Neal.
1sEC0ND GAMED

WInnef--WIIlaInH Na-oI. Lo1eF-
Newcombe (1-e)
HBP-By Labine (Bell) WP--New-
Ooruan ir--o.o0
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PHILADELPHIA
CHICAGO

E-Banks. Po-A---Philadelphia a.
10; ChicarO, 27-14. DP-Dark TO II.
TAYLOR 70 Long; 7 Taylor to Banks %
--Philadelphia. A; Chicago, a.
gb--Bouehee. Ashburn. 7. Taylor.
HR-Walis