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AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING biased on 225 or more ~
batsD-Runnels. Boston, .32s: Gerry.
Kansas City. 327. Goodman, chi
cago ,325. Power, Cleveland. III:
Fox. Chicago, $40.
RUNs-Mantle, New York. II: cerv.
Kansas City, go; Minoso and Power
Cleveland, So; Runnels, Boston, DO.
RUNS BATTED IN-Jensen. Boston.
IS; Cerv, Kansas City. %; Sievers'
Washington. 81; Lemon. WASHINGTON.
SIS; Malzone, Boston, SO.
HITs-Fox, chieaso. 100; Mal1ons.
Boston, lis; Power. Cleveland, Ill;
Runnels. Boston, 106: =. BollinE'
Detroit. i02
DOUBLEs-Kuenn, Detroit, 20: Power
Cleveland, 22. sKaline, Detroit. 20
Runnels. Malzons and Jensen Bos-
TRfPLEs-Lemon. washington, 9:
City. 3; Harris Detroit, and MARTIN,
HoMR RINs-jsnssn. Boston. rs
cery. Kansas City Mantle, New
York. and Sievers, Washington. 20
colavito, Cleveland. 10,
STOLEN BAsEs-Aparieio. Chicago
10. Rivera. chicaso, 81: Landis
Chieaao, and Minoso, Cleveland, Vi
Harrell, Cleveland. 8.
PITCHING biased on : or NOR, 9 n6d
sionsl-pelock. Boston. 100; lgVO
TgrIsy. New YORK. 1 sS5. 81 30 Eve Ess
work ia. .76s: Pappas, Baltimore
and Kueks, New York. 5-3. 200.
BURNING, Detroit, ant
.sseo 100. Ford. New York. 100
Pierce. Chieago, 20.
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FBI Nine Snaps
Loss Streak

The FBI sandlot baseball
team Is having a rather up
and down season In the Indus
trial League, but Silver Hin
doesn't understand why.
The Omen beat Silver Hill.
so, behind the three-hit pitch
ing Of Manager Billy Carroll
yesterday on the West Ellipse,
and that made two victories In
two meetings with the Gravel
men. Also. II snapped a four
game losing streak for FBI.
FBI climbed into q tie with
Union Printers for NTH place
with a ST. record. while Silver
Hill remained third at 6-6.
Carroll struck out six batters
and knocked in the second FBI
run with q single In the NTH
inning. Gino D'Ambrosio got
two Of the hits of the former
Georgetown righthander.
In the Gauzxa League st.
Ambrose strengthened It's hold
on first place when Congress
Heights couldn't field nine men
on the South Ellipse and for
feited. The 6970th Red Devils
took a To victory from st,
Cyprians on the East Ellipse
and climbed TO q 40 record in
the Departmental League.
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MISS JANSEN STATE CHAMPION
Mrs. Eeenroud Through
With Title Coll, She Says

"oh. come on" said Mary
Pat.
mo. sir, my minds made up"
said Mrs. Egenroad. now a los
ing finalist in three State
tournaments.
Miss Jansen never gave her
Arlington rival a ghost Of a
chance. The we'll nigh incredi-
BILE fact is that in SIS holes Of
the match play against four
opponents, she only lost five
holes.
Yesterday she put Mrs.
Egenroad seven down after
only nine holes by traversing
the first nine of their sched-
uled 36-hole title tuSSel in even
par 37-a virtually unheard Of
feat in this women's tourna-
ment.
She still was 7 up after Is,
won the first five holes in the
afternoon, dropped the sixth.
then won the seventh to close
out the match on No. Is.
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PIRATES

Continued From Page AIR
Bill Henry (3-D won it in
relief
Juan Pizarro, a lefthander
Just recalled from Wichita, won
his first decision Of the year
with a nine-hit job in the
nightcap. Joe Adcock was s.
for-3, driving in two runs, and
Hank Aaron hit his 2lst homer
for the Braves. Taylor Phil
lips (6-4, another former
Brave, lost it.
Both games were decided in
the ninth at st. Louis. Don
Newcombe, whose only victories
are a pair over the Cards, lost
his 10th by walking the tie
breaking run home with two
out in the first game ninth,
Bill Wight, late Of the Ameri-
can League. gained his first Ma
tional League complete game
with a seven-hitter for a 81
record.
A walk, sacrifice and an error
broke q "a tie for the Redlegs
in the nightcap ninth. Jerry
Lynch's two-run homer gave
the Reds an early lead. but Star
Musial's single driving home q
run tied it. Bob Purkey. hit
! ting his major league high, wor
his 18th. winless Chuck Stobbs
another American League vet
eran, lost his third in relief.
The Dodgers blew 20 leac
in the eighth, then scored five
in the ninth. Junior Gillian
singled for two and Don Tim
mer tripled for two. Glen
ILabine ,t3-3) won it and jim
Hearn d-3l lost it, both IL
Irelief.
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HOT SPRINGS. Va. July &c
up. - Frisky Mary Patton
Jansen Of Charlottesville to-
day had a brand new trophy to
add to her impressive collection
after she won the Virginia
State women's title with a Z
and 6 victory over Mrs. Made
lyme Egenroad of Arlington.
1T was a long, long after
noon" said an exhausted Mrs.
Egenroad. Mary Pat played
some of the finest golf I ever
had the pleasure to see-only
under the circumstances il
wasn't much of a pleasure"
Then the quiet-spoken. gritty
title competitor made two
revelations-she happens to be
over so years of age land III
never go So holes in the finals
again"
That, Mrs. Egenroad ex-
planned, meant she won't be a
contestant when the 1859 State
Amateur rolls around. Shell
play in the seniors division
"where folks my age belong"
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DELAWARE
Continued From Page Ala


in a thrilling finish with Calu-
NETS Princess Turia over Mrs.
Ada L. Rice's Fucker Up.
Searching was carrying 100
pounds.
The only entry in the race,
Mooring Stables Tempted, LOG,
and Christiana Stables Endine,
Ill, also was due some backing
especially from Wilmington
area turf enthusiasts. Tempted,
a 3-year-old, was third in the
Oaks and Endine, third in the
New Castle.
Longshot shoppers were look
ing at Harold H. Folks Mile.
Dianne, Russo liz. who was
second in the New Castle at
SOL; D. and H. Stables Par
dala (Choquette), l16; king
Ranch's Dotted Line (Ussery)
1l6 and George D. Widener'S
Rare Treat, (Cole) 113.
In the 30-1 group or longer
were Marion H. Van :Berg's
EStacion, (Batcheller) Ill;
Mrs. T. A. Randolphs Wana,
q. R. Adams LOT; Mrs. w. H.
Venneman's Woodlawn, (Sell-
ers) 1903; Mrs. Mabel D. Lewis
Happy Princess. lie Blanc)
1l2; Foxcatcher Farms Lopar
Oovato) 101, a 3-year-old, and
Morty Freedman's Gay Life,
(McClearyJ ITO.
The victor in today's Della
ware was assured slightly in
excess of $4,000 the exact
amount being determined on
the basis of her nomination
and age.
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AItheu Plays
SuIIy Moore

HAvERFoRD. Pa, July &c
R.--Althea Gibson. the ma
tional and Wimbledon cham
pion, and Sally Moore OF
Bakersfield. Calf. meet today
for the seth Pennsylvania
Women's tennis title.
Miss Gibson. who won the
Pennsylvania title two years
ago. advanced TO the finals
yesterday with a Ga. Ga VIC
tory over Margaret Warner Of
Fl Paso, Tex. In q listless a.
minute match.
Miss Moore and 0wyneth
Thomas Of Shaker Heights.
Ohio. showed plenty Of power,
depth and full stroke action
In O match taken by Miss
Moore. 81. 6-4.
Miss Gibson and Karol
Fageros of Miami. Fla. meet
Miss Warner and Mrs. William
du Point. jr.. Of Wilmington
Del, today for the women's
doubles title.
Sammy oiammalva Of Hous.
ton. Tex. who eliminated top
seeded Vic Seixas Of Philadel-
phia Thursday. meets Alejan'
dro Olmedo. United States In
tercollegiate champion from
Peru, in the only mems singles
action today.
The winner viii play Barr
MacKay Of Dayton, Ohio, fol
the State championship tomor'
row. MacKay won a two-hou
and 50-minute thriller yester
day from Ron Holmberg
Brooklyn. l0-l2, 1912, 81
6-l, Ga.
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Zeke Barnes, Giants Pitcher
In "a World Series, Dies

WICHITA, Kans., July 26 up.
virgil Jennings (Zeke)
Barnes. 81. former major league
pitcher. died in the Veterans
Administration Hospital Thurs
day night, Death was attrih-
uted to a heart condition.
With John McGraw'S New
York Giants for nine years,
Barnes closed out his l0-year
major league career with the
old Boston Braves in 1929 with
an overall record of 81 victories
and SO defeats.
In his best year. with a 1910
record, he helped pitch the
Giants to the National League
title in 1924 and was starting
hurler in two World Series
games against Washington. The
Senators won the world cham
pionship, four games to three,
that year.
Zeke teamed with an older
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Argyle Pairs 1877
Wins D. c. 2-Mun
Handicap Golf

Frank Clark and George Ash
ton of Argyle are the new
champions of the District Golf
Association two-man handicap
tournament, held yesterday at
Indian Spring, and Ashton
rates the major share of credit.
Clark. a one-handicap player,
shot a one-over-par 70 while
Ashton, a nine-handicapper
contributed a surprising "a.
Their 147-10-137 won the
event by two strokes. A couple
teams from Manor tied for
second, John Grubb-Jerry Nc
Ferren and Tom Mudd-Calvin
Hartman, with net 1895.
Frank PaSsero Of Argyle
scored a hole in one on the 2l5-
yard secon dhole with a 2-iron
but finished with 80.
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brother, Jesse Lawrence Barnes,
for one of the rare successful
brother pitching acts in major
league baseball. Jesse, five years
older than Zeke. was a winner
for the Giants for six years,
1898. He broke in with the
Boston Braves in 1915 and after
three seasons went to the
Giants.
He later rejoined Boston.
1923-1925, and completed his
career as a player with Brook
lyn, l926-'27.
Zeke Barnes had lived in
Wichita Is years.
Survivors include the widow
and a son, Jim, of Wichita. and
a daughter, Mrs. Ray Achepohl,
of Topeka.
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Federal STORAGE
SIuqs to Victory

Eddie Berger and Tommy
Brown from Montgomery Blair
High School led Federal Stor-
age to a Tel victory over
Brightwood Lions in the Clark
Griffith Memorial Baseball
League game on the North
Ellipse yesterday.
Berger, beSpectacled right
handler, struck out II while
scattering six hits. Brown
slammed a home run and a
triple to lead the 13-hit slug
ging.
Federal Storage. winner OF
the first half and now Nnbeaten
in two second-half games
played Agriculture at II am
today on the Ellipse.
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Continued From Pare A-lx
In Tulsa. Bolt Is at l43. seven
shots back Of Player. and lin
great danger Of losing one OF
his three titles.
Dow Finsterwald. the new
PGA champion from Teouesta.
Fla, outwardly unperturbed by
Thursdays N. forged back into
contention with a blazing s.,
the best round Of the day. His
seven-under-par performance
came within two inches Of the
course record set by Bolt in the
opening round Of last years
Eastern open.
Finsterwald's Putter Hot
Finsterwald's opening round
of n included 38 puts. Yes
terday, his round included q
puts. He had eight brides
on puts OF up to 20 feet and
a DOGGY on the 18th, where his
approach was trapped.
Bethesda's Deane Beman,
almost sick over a second
straight II because 1t was a
round Of five brides, and John
ODonnell.' the host pro. are at
i42. two under par, and lead
the Middle Atlantic players.
Beman. a University Of Mary
land junior. is four strokes In
front for low amateur. Ted
Mckenzie. the Duke student
from Waynesboro. Pa, Is sec
ond with a pair Of 73s for l46
Larry, Beck. the lS-year-olo
Carolinian, and low amateur
last year. is at lat and Claude
Wild of Burning Tree anc
Glenn Young. clerk at Hogan:
driving range. are at 148.
Yesterdays rounds vert
played. in perfect weather
However, the course still Il
heavy and the lies uncertain
because of the recent rains.
Finsterwald didn't make thu
biggest comeback Of the day
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
National League

NAHuMAt LEaNNt
BATTING Ss:fd on LS SSS q sss n0 M.y =.
San Francisco. ;l4s Ashburn,
Philadelphia. and DARK; chieago'
.32s; Skinner, Pittsburgh. 1924
RUNs-Banks. Chicago. 70. Mas.
san Francisco, 90: Aaron. .Mll-
waukee. 81: Walls Chicago' heal,
Los Angeles, and Skinner Pitts
burgh, 50.
RUNS BATTED N-Banks. chiesgo,
and Thomas, Pittsburgh, ": An
derson, Philadelphia, 90: Cepedas
San san, Francisco 90; BOYER 81
HTS - Mays, San Francisco. l22:
Walls and Banks, Chicago, us
AshDurn, PHILADELPHIA, ~: Cs-
peda, San Franelsco' ana Auslal'
ct. Louis, liz.
DOUBLES - oroat. PittsburEh, "a;
Thomson, Chiaeso' aoak Glnei99.
Aaron. Milwaukee. 81.
TRIPLES virdon. Pittsburgh; y:
Chicago, and Blasingame. 81. LOUIS
=: RoseboTo, Los Angeles. and Ash
burn. Philadelphia, z.
HOME RUNs--Banks. Chicago and
THOMAS. Pittsburgh, %; walls, Chs
eago. and Aaron. Milwaukee, Il:
Mathews, Milwaukee, 20.
PITCHING Jbased on 8 or more de-
cisions - Mccormick san Fran.
cisco, ~. 77s. Purkey, Cinclnnati.
and semoroeh. Philadelphia, l2-e'
6GT by Miiwakuee, FarTfls
Philadelphia and Grissom, ban
| francisco. s-3 .67T.
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BALTIMORE
SELECTIONS

Lakewood Jimmy. Jimmy Dee. Dr.
lana Star
--Benny's Day. Mabel HI lie. Ma
tional Hanover
April FIRST, Dusty Sue, Red Marvel
Boy, Valentine Direct. NorA
Lassie
Martial Spirit, wynaway, PEGS
Anne Able
Indian Drums. Banata.
NED ROSECR0FT, Pleasant Lady
Widowlind.
warrik
-FinRok Boy. Frisco Eay. PeGgy
Castle
Best Bet-Ned Rosecroft
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Arcade Gets Shutout

Arcade Pontiac beat The
Saints, SO, and Deoudes for
feited to the Meteorettes last
night at Guy Mason Recrea-
ton Center in opening playoffs
for the District Recreation De-
partment's Class A women'S
Softball championship. The
winners and losers play each
other Monday evening at West
Potomac Park.
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doubles still lacked compile
ton of a second-round match
but may reach the finals today.
Mems doubles still we're in
the quarter-f1nal stage and
mixed doubles in the third
round. Results yesterday:
Mems Singles
uarter-finals--Tarr defeated Nen
40, g. st. Roger defeated
Ernie Ingram by default
Wemen's SINGLES
Quarter finals--Nancy Corse de-
feated Brittle Sauer by default
Mems Doubles
Third rouno---RogerS and Jack
Packard defeated Clyde Freeman anC
Bill Stewart BY default, Eddie Bealt
and Bob DAVIS defeated Fred Cons
and Frank Goeltz. 81, FL Jsck
Sloat and Pred Reed defeated Edgal
Lee sIn Hail Freeman. S--6, 6--3
arter-hnalS---MyerS and Hush
lynch III defeated Larry MdlekRmI
and Bud Day, e., 6-2.
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BALTIMORE
RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; pace; /
Esteila's Gold twhitel $50 $50 2.4O
Guy ElkinGton lHubbardD $50 ESQ
Alton Dust, cuDid's Direct Time,
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500: trOt;
Peppers JOY IRd'wy) lo.4O $50 $50
Norton Hanover (Smith) 400 $50
Lois Protector (CarteF) s.2O
Gay Revelry, Nip Song, Royal Maize,
Pearly Prospect, Time, 2:1lh.
Daily Double AID Paid $2S
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500: pace
Class c cond.: ] mile,
Gay Scotch IGartonJ also $40 $50
Peach Brandy tSavage) 500 800
Josedale Cavalier (El Myerl $50
Sweet Georgette, Queponco Lady,
Sweet Petootie,. Boss Windswept, Little
FOURTH RAcE@Purse. $500; pace
sandy McEiien SAY $50 SEQ ESQ
Pat Gibson (R0bins0nl 1880 $50
beth Brewer tRidgeway) $40
Happy Adam. Elvin Rosecroit, Home;
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $500; pace; C
class. / mile.
Cadillac GoIdust GOekermAn. JrJ
S3.OO S.4O O.UV
Victory Helen (wiIeutts) $40 400
Good Boy tCr0ekettD 4.20
Adrian Rosecroft DR.. Giles. Major
Star, Banners Bride, Homestretch
Spud Time, 2:074s.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500: pace;
Wsrthy streak tRuo) 4I.2O II. 40 TAG
Eastern Dream Chick 500 4.20
Twilight Star tJonesl 7.4o
Flicka J. B., Dorchester Miss, Jimmy
Lynn. r. V. Chief. Time, 2:0Sb
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $1,000,
pace; B class; l mile.
No. ~ tJOnesl $50 500 400
shady Farvel (E. HobbsD $40 asa
Impkin (Flemingl 4.fo
Bawzo York. Faiconridge Peter, Ma
ME B. Time, 2:052s.
EIGHTH RACE--Purse. 81 900: pace
/ B class, / mile
Alton Express (Rid'kl 500 500 24G
Gear Shift Banks 500 2.sf
Joyce York Davis 800
Albert Astra, Bonnie Truax. Brooke
Scot, Hasty Boy. Siliko Direct Time
3.n4as
NINTH RAcE-Purss, $500: pace; {
class. / mile
Hal law tRathbsneD SEQ asa $50
| Rhythka Greed tCherrixD $50 4..t
Red Bear tWarrinEtonl 6.6s
crumptonian. Runnymede Vioia
I Narilyn Lee, Blaze Ellen. Time, 2.0s1'
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SemifinuIs Scheduled Today
In Area ennis Tourney

The Greater Washington
tennis tournament was re-
Sumed at East Potomac today
with finals in at least four of
the five divisions slated to-
morrow. Sunday action will
start at 10 am.
Jack Tarr, an upset winner
over Phil Neff, As, Ga,
So. in quarter-finals yester-
day. was set to meet Johnny
Myers and Ted Rogers to pay
Don Floyd in mems singles
semifinals today.
Olga Mahaney and SosH
Hghlitz we're to play a women'S
uuarter-flnal, the winner meet
il;G Nancy CorSe. Women's
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Eastern Open Pocers
Paired for Sd Round

That honor went 10 Dave Coll
linRwood. an amateur from
Court House In Fairfax, who
chopped is strokes from his
opening % with a 70.
Scores Of lee and lower for
the pros and i54 for the anna
teurs made the 36-hole cut for
the low go pros and low 10
amateurs for the last two
rounds. Major casualties
among the name pros we're Ed
Oliver, with 75-75-l50: al
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REDLE6S, +-3
CARDS, Sd;


Totals 80 49, Totals SO II s
Ran for Dropo in Sth;. Ran
for Musial in Sth; Popped out for
Fondy in 9th; Ran for Landrith in
9th: 5-Sacriiced for wight In 9thi
6-Grounded out for Amaro in 9th.
CINCINNATI $500 900 O02 020-4
ST. LOUIS -------- OLE 900 Oils
E-Freese, Bailey. PO-A-Cincin-
natl 1910 1.-TWO out when winning
run scored), st. Louis 27-i4. DIP.
Flood to Boyer; Temple to MCMILLAN
to Dropo. LOB-Cineinnati Q, 81.
Louis o.
5b-Musial .. Ennis. Freese, HR-
Cunningham. Robinson. SB-Morejon,
Temple s-Moretob, Temple, Smith.
SF-Ennis.
TT 40.
Wight -- 3
Winner-wight t2-1). LoSer-Nsw-
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WASHINGTON -
DETROIT -.
ab-Harri.. Martin. sP-Harris.

xFaeed one batter in 9th; II Paced
one batter IN 9th.
winner-CieyenEs t6-e. Loser
Axuirre go.
Umpires%Runge, Tahaeehi. Papa
rells, Stewart. Time-2.23, Attendance
-l2.726.
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Continued From Page A-lS
third after Kuenn flied deep to
Jim Lemon in right and scored
as Ken Aspromonte bobbled
Harris grounder. Truman Clev-
enger held the Tigers scoreless
for the next three innings.
Yost Starts Fireworks
Susce was sailing along Sc
renely with a four-hitter. but
Ed Yost opened the eighth with
a single to left and Ramos ran
for him. He moved to second
when Ossie Alvarez grounded
out and scored on Sievers' sin
gle to center.
Susce walked Clint Courtney
to start the ninth and he was
yanked while Julio Becquer was
announced as q pinch-hitter for
Norm Zauchin. Against the
left-hand Hank Aguirre, Man.
ager Cookie Lavagetto dis
patched Ed FITZGERALD to bat
for Becquer and Fitz plunked
a single to right Steve Kor-
check. running for Courtney,
stopped at second.
Paul Foytack was summoned
to pitch to Neil Chrisley and.
after throwing three wide ones,
famed him. But Herb Plews
batted for Clevenger and dashed
a single to right-center. getting
Korcheck across with the tying
run.
Bobby Malkmus' liner fiicked
of the top of Harris glove for a
single, scoring FITZGERALD, and
Dick Hyde came along to pre-
serve the win for Clevenger
Hyde yielded a single to Frank
Boiling with two down in the
ninth but stabbed Martins
liner for the game-ending out.
Notes: Sievers boosted his
runs batted in production to 81
:. Herb Moford is due to pitch
for the Tigers today, with
Frank Larry and Aguirre slated
Ito work in tomorrrow's double
header the Tigers have re-
called ex-senator AL Cicotte
from Charleston, W. Va, where
he compiled a 5-1 record.
Lavagetto took over flrst
base coaching duties wher
Ellis Clary came up with 9
stiff neck Red Wilson ha'
collected Is hits in "a trie'
. against the Senators :. Lemon
made a fantastic catch against
Francona in the fifth inning
leaping high on the run t
snare his drive few inches
from the fence in right center
The Senators pinch-hitter'
have supplied hits in is Of theil
last 26 official times at bat .
regardless of their low Statui
in recent years the Senators
usually find one team to maxi
miserable ~. this year it coulC
be the Tigers, against whom
they have an 8-6 record, blu
the Red Sox remain in the run
ming, i. against Boston thu
Senators are IA.
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DODGERS, 7; PHlLLIEs, ;

Totals 81 z s7 Totals 80 3 8 1
Flied out for cardwell in eth;
. Took ard strike for Kazanski In
Sth: I base on balls for LAbine in
9th Ran for Bilko in 9th; Hit
home run for Meyer in 9th. 4.
LOS ANGELES - 600 l0l 00h-I
PHILADELPHIA -- 900 600 O2l-3
E-Neal. Gray. PO-A--Los Angeles,
a7-p: philadelphia 27-9. DP-zlmmer
TO Neal. LOB-Los Angeles. 2: Phila-
delphia, 3
2B-Anderson. Ashburn. Larker,
3B-zimmeT. HR-Roseboro, Post
S-Cimoli.
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Polo Club Match

The Washington Polo Club
will play the Maryland Polo
Club at $3.50 pm. tomorrow at
BarnSley Field in Olney. Md.
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MINOR LEAGUES
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

INTERNATIONAL LEAOuB
Richmond, b-2 Rochester, "a.
Columbus. 2; Buffalo, 9.
Havana, s.; Montreal, 4.
Miami, 4: Toronto. o.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Vancouver. 3 4: Salt Lake City, %. p
Scatter III. Spikane, b-4.
Phoenix, 8; Portland. 4 III inningD.
Sacramento. z; San Diego, 3.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Charleston, 8; Denver, 4.
wichita. 10; 81. Paul, /.
Omaha, 9; Louisville. 2.
Minneapolis, s: Indianapolis. .. -
TEXAS LEAGUE
Fort Worth. 4; Victoria, 2.
pSiIss, 5: CORPUS S' christi, 4.
Austin. s.: San Antonio. 4. g.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION -r
Mobile. Birmingham, 0.
Atlanta, g. New Orleans, 3.
Nashville, 4: Little Rock, o.
Chattanooga, IL; Memphis, 2
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Charlotte, 4-3. Savannah, O-s.
Macon. 4, Jacksonville, 3
Augusta, 12; Knoxville. 8
EASTERN LEAGUE -
Springheld. 4: Albany. 90 inningsD
Williamsport. 8. Binghamton, 2.
Lancaster 4: Allentown, e.
York. 8; Reading, !.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Sioux CITY, 2; Amarillo, ,.
Lincoln, 10. Pueblo. o.
Topeka at Colorado Springs post
'oned
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winnsr-Ford n3-4l. Loser.-Ndr-
leSh 10-el.
WP-Ford, Ferrarese, U-Chylak.
Berry, Flaherty, Mckinley. T-2 AS.
A-2S,359.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uO-bl Loser--
Grim (0-2l.
Nspp. Rice. RommeL T-s;2e. A.
1857.
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PIRATES, 10; GIANTS. o
SAN FRANCISCO PITTSBURGH

Totals rs 0 0 Totals 80 10 10 10
. struck out for johnson in sth.
SAN FRANcIsco - 900 600 600 Q
PITTSBURGH 80 ITO los 02x--lO
Hail Po-A San Francisco.
o4-e. Pittsburgh, 27-7. DP-Groat 70
Mazeroski 70 Stuart. LoB-San Fran
cisco, 8: Pittsburgh, g..
2b-Groat I2), Skinner, Hall. Stuart
(2). 3b-Virdon, r. Thomas, Clemente.
HR-Skinner SB-Mays.
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Winner-Labins t4-3). Loser
HBP-By cardwell (Roseborol.
WP-Cardwell. U-Dascoli, Donatelli.
Crawford Smith. T-3;Oe. A.
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x-Pitchsd TO one man in ard.
winner--ponovan t7-i0), Loser
sullivan ts-4i.
HBP-By Bowsneld dFoxl u-sum-
mers, Honochick. Soar and umont. T.
$40. Al. 900,
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YANks, s; INDIANS. o


Totals 20 olO4 Totals ~ % o
Popped out for Lumpe In sth; .
sinaied for Martin In sth: Hit into
double play for Throneberry in 9th.
NEW YORK $3.50 600 003 20l-6
CLEVELAND $50 600 900 600
EAvila, Ferrarese, PO-A-New
York, 27-l3: Cleveland, 9T-13. DIP
Moran to Avila TO Power; Averil 70
Aviia 70 Power; Kubek to McDougald
10 Throneberry Harrei TO Avila to
Power. LOB-New York. IL; Cleveland,
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ADMINISTRATION ga. Loser
Miller t3-5l.
u-oorman, Bosses Burkhart. T.
2:27. A--30,b45.