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Washington Club
Downs Potomac
In Canoe Racing

Washington Canoe Club il
of to a promising start in what
looks to be a big season in the
sport, with a decisive victory
yesterday over the Potomac
Boat Club. Led by Bill Ravens
IT,, who scored 80 points
Washington totaled 81 against
Potomac's %.
Lance Parker paced the Po-
tomacs with IS,
Washington twice won the
war canoe race, which matched
l5-man crews. When the Po-
tomacs swamped at the start
their rivals completed the
course. but q rerun was Or
dered. This time Washington
gained the lead at the start
and finished ahead by a length
of open water.
Paddlers OF both clubs are
looking to the Presidents CUP
Regatta here in August. the
Middle States and National
championships in July and
the North American regatta in
August.
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Completing the lineup are
Senator spanglsr. Lucky Eden
Pleasant Lady. and Adios Mont
Holiday Atmosphere
Rosecroft will take on a holi-
day atmosphere for Grand Cir
cult Week. Flags and bunting
will drape the infield as a back
ground for ceremonies in the
winners circle. Octave Blake,
president Of the Grand Circuit
and Walter Michael, president
of the United States Trottins
Association. will take part in
the proceedings.
Following the Miller tonight,
Rosecroft will present the IS, 00O
Governors Cup Trot tomorrow
night; the $1,000 Sonny Shep-
.pard Memorial Trot Wednes-
day night and the $500 Will
liam N. Reynolds Memorial
Trot Thursday night and finally
the $500 Oxon Hill Pace on
getaway night Saturday.
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PIayoff Opens
For Inferhighs

AnacostiA High School and
Western open the seminal
round Of the Interhigh League
baseball championships at $50
pm. today at orifhth Stadium.
Anacostia Is the East Div-
sion champion with an I'LL
record. while Western took
second place in the West Di-
vision with q 90 mark.
Wilson, the West Division
champion at 1919. meets Tech.
the East Divisions second
place team, at $3.50 pm.
Thursday at Grifnth Stadium.
The winners today and tomor-
row meet In the championship
game June 2 at the stadium.
In the Maryland Bi-County
League. Montgomery Blair and
High Point will break their
first-place tie when they meet
at 2 pm. today at High Point.
Both are 90. Bladensbure,
still in the running with a
To record. plays at North
western at 2 pm.
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
NATIONAL LEAGuE

|
BATTING biased on rs or more at
NAYS, San IRA Francisco GO 40 Hr.'i skinner me
Pittsburgh, 343: Spencer, San Fran.
cisco pa: Grove. Cincinnati, .333.
RUNs-Mays San Francisco. 80; Ce-
Pittsburgh 20. Walls and Banks
Chicago, and Spencer, San Francisco,
Runs BATTED IN-Thomas, Pitts
burgh "a Banks, Chicago. and MAYS
and Spencer San Francisco. 80; Ce-
u, Psda, San FTsneiSSc Co. y? 90. ,,,
sial, 81. Louis, IS; Spencer. San
Francisco. So; walls, Chieaso, and
Cepeda. San Francisco. 81.
DOUBLES-Hoak, Cincinnati, 10; Mu-
sial St Louis, IL: Moryn. Chicago.
Aaron, Milwaukee, Skinner, Pitts.
burgh' and Davenport San Fran.
TRiPLEs-Mays, San Francisco. 6:
Gillian Los Angeles, and BlaSin-
game st. Louis, 4; six players tied
HOME RuNs-Thomas, Pittsburgh and
Ss SSs s and cspeds san San Franc SEQ
~: Mathews, Milwaukee, 10.
STOLEN BASES-T. Taylor. Chcaso,
2. AshBurn, Philadelphia. s; Skin
ner, Pittsburgh, g; Robinson, Gin
cinnati. Gillian and thinner, Los
Angeles. and Mays, San Francisco, 5.
cisionsl SPAIN, Milwaukee, 81,
.S57; Elston, CHICAGO. and Purkey,
Cincinnati, 5-l 1913: Friend. PITTS
p!nTgh; e. "a; Buhl and Rush.
srRi iHSSEff; Go CO. san Francisco.
a.; SPAIN, Milwaukee, Al Anton
ELI, San Francisco, 40; Jones Sc.
Louis, 80; Podres, Los Angeles, So
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BY the Associated Press
anapnWrax, vra=nE
RArrINC 1Rased nn "a ~ mnr,

BATTING Based on Is or more al
Ward. Cleveland. 367; Fox, chicaEo
;3eO McDougald; New York. 35s;
RuSs@cerTT. .eE Kansas CITY atl 80: F. Boil
ling. Detroit, 80: Minoso' Cleveland,
30 Kuenn Detroit, 30; Jensen and
Piersall; Boston and Mantle New
RUNS BHTTED IN-cerv Kansa,
CITY er R ss Sen scr sO sons s ps Gs9n
?3: Maxwell. Detroit, 50.
HITS, Fox; chiceso, 40; Kuenn. De
troit, As; F. Boiling, Detroit. Al;
Jensen, Boston. 40; Malone, Boston
and McDougald New York. 80
DOUBLES-Kuenn, Detroit. 10; Avils
Ma, Mantle New York s; six players
naturalization and futile. Kansa.
City and Lemon, WASHINGTON, 3.
Robinson. Baltimore, Ayila, .Cleve,
land land. K S.n ind and Lsu' Detroit and
Jensen, Boston, 8: MaTise Cleveland
z; Triandos. Baltimore, Gernert
Boston and Minoso, Cleveland, 6
STOLEN BASES-Aparicio. Chicago
70: Wilson, Detroit s., Jensen and
Piersall. Boston, lands, Chicago,
M Hyila aq New M YopT' Cleveland and
cisionsJ -Turley, New York. 20,
600 Carver, Kansas City. 81
;S57; sisler, Boston, Al. 500;
Hartman. Baltimore and Ford New
sTRIIKEoUTs4Pierce, Chicago. a..
Turiey. New York, 40: Wynn. Chi
caeo and Ramos, Washington. 80;
Pascual, Washington, 81.
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Greenock Nine Wins
To Tie for Lead

Greenock's sandlot baseball
team defeated Gwynn Park
l2-l, yesterday at Greenock tc
move into a tie for first place
with Baden in the Prince
Georges County League at foul
wins and one loss.
Bristol (4-2) handed Bader
its first loss, 20, at Bristol
Also, Silver Hill 90 won, 1877
over Cedar Grove (2-3 anc
Clinton (2-3) defeated Marl-
boro, 1871. Marlboro has a Ia
record.
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Moore Eyes KO Mark
In Fioht on Coast

cago in a lightweight match
Wednesday at Chicago Stadi-
UNI. 1t will be televised (WNfAL
%.
Scanlon is a Buffalo, N. Y,
boy who moved to San Fran
cisco where he has become a
main event fighter. In his last
three fights he has stopped
Wallace BUD Smith, out
pointed Lauro Salas-b o t h
former lightweight champions
and knocked out Luke East
err.
Rogers has won his last three
from Chuck Taylor, Angel
Garcia and Ernie tSonny Boy
Williams for a l4-4-3 record.
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Given Good Chance

Bryan, AAA and USAC ma
tional big car champion three
Of the last four years, will start
in seventh position in the hor-
izontal-engine Belond Special
in which Sam Hanks won last
years 500.
Other veteran contenders
will include Tony Bettenhausen
who has been in the big race
IL times; Jim Rathmann,
runnerup last year, a starter
eight times: Rodger Ward,
seven times; and Jimmy Reece,
Don Freeland and Eddie John
son. five times.
Dick Rathman, brother OF
Jim, made his reputation as
a stock car driver and will be
starting in the 500 for only the
third time.
Rathmann's teammate in the
Mcnamara Specials, owned by
Lee Elkins of Kalamazoo, Mich,
will be Shorty Templeman Of
Seattle. who last year became
the first driver ever to win
the National. Midwest and Pa
ciflc Coast midget car cham
pionshipS in the same year.
other strong teams include
Eli Elisian, Reece and Jud
Larson in the link Specials;
Bob Veith and Johnny Boyd in
the Bowes Specials and Russo
and Cheesbourg in the Novis.
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HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS

BASEBALL
Today
Anncostia vs.. Western al Griffith sta.
dium untgrhirh League ehampion-
ship semihnan, $3.50.
BladensburG AZ Northwestern, q
MontEomeFy Blair at High Point, Z.
Wheaton az Suitland, 2.th.
Oxon Hill al Bethesda Chevy Chase, 2.
WashinGlon-L al Fairfax, y.
Geerge Washington vs.. Hammond al
Alexandria Municipal stadium, 4.
Tomorrow
Mount Vernon al AnnandaIe. $50.
Falls Church W. Groveton at Mount
HAMMOND vs.. wAshinEton-Lee 81 Four
Mile Run, ~
Mclean at Wakefield. $50.
GeorEe Mason al LandOn, 3.
OsbOurn at Garfield, \.
Longiellow al Richard MONTGOMERY,
Walter johnson at Frederick. sac.
TENNIS
Tomorrow
Western W. cardoEo at Pierce Mill,
$3.50.
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RosEcRoFrs BIG NIGHT 0
Hdughton Pair Tops
Rich Miller Pace
by DICK 0BRIEN
star stan wrilss

The sl7.50o william 4. Miller
Memorial Pace kicks on Rose
croft Raceway's Grand Circuit
Week tonight as the Oxon Hill
track begins It's final week.
Ten Of the Nations top g.
year-olds are entered In the
Miller, richest Of all Maryland
harness events.
The Billy Haughton entry Of
Esquire Direct and william
Way is favored 10 take the lions
share Of the Miller purse. but
the pair viii have some stern
opposition.
0'Brien Hanover Tough
Despite the fact that he fin
lshed third In the second d.
vision Of the Miller trials last
week, Del Miller's O'Brien Han
over Is not being overlooked.
OBrien Hanover had some
tough racing luck in the trial.
being parked out for at least
half Of the mile distance and
couldn't make up all the ground
in the turn for home.
Esquire Directs time of
BOSS in winning the first d.
vision Of the Miller trials in
dicates that the Hugh Grant
owned speedster is at top form.
Simpson Entry Cited
Another formidable team is
the John Simpson entry of
First Skirt and Jacob Hanover.
First Skirt, fourth recently to
Esquire Direct, will be driven by
Joe OBrien, leading driver Of
the meeting with nine winners.
Jacob Hanover will be driven
by Simpson himself.
Many fans will be keeping
an eye on Gear Shift also to-
night. Gear Shift was the long
shot winner in the second divi-
sion of the trials at ALL, with
Haughton's William Way a fast
closing second.
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CARDS, as; REDLEes, IT
FIRST CAME
ST. LOUIS CINCINNATI

Totals "a 494 Totals 30 2 8 .
| Doubled for Acker in 5th: . Flied
out for Grammas in 9Th; 3 Struck out
for Nuxhall in ith: Ran for Kat in
ST. LOUIS O2s 600 600
CINCINNATI O10 600 1000
E--Hoak. Po-A-St. Louis. 2T-12;
Cincinnati, 21-s. DP-Hoak. Temple
and Grove. LoB-St. Louis 9, Gin
cinnati O.
.b-Boyer .. Brosnsn. Temple, Bell,
Thurman. SB-Blasinsame. S-Blas-
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Cage Come Okoyed

LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 26
R).-A Kentucky-Illinois bas-
ketball game at Freedom Hall in
Louisville December 80 has
been approved by the Big, Ten
Conference faculty committee.
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] Struck out for Mabe in 9TH;
> Walked Intentionally for Grammas
IN Sth: 3 Ran for Grove in sth;
! Doubled for MiksiS in Sth; 5 Struck
out for Paine in 9th.
ST LOUIS 0iO 600 OLA
CINCINNATI - 0OO 4O2 Oix-7
E-Schofield Flood, Lynch PO-A-
ST Louis, 2i-l4: Cincinnati, 27-l3.
DIP - Musial unassisted. LOB - ST.
Louis, 2: Cincinnati, 3
2b-Bursess, Hoax, Mcmillan, Had
dix, Thurman, Schofield, HR-Bilko,
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BY DICK SLAY
Star stan Writer

Washington Lees varsity
eight-oared crew. victorious Sat-
urday in the National Schoolboy
championships for the second
year in a row. will resume
workouts tomorrow at Potomac
Boat Club.
The Generals have within
their grasp an opportunity to
participate in England's Royal
Henley Regatta, the summit Of
international rowing. but there
is no certainty they will attend
The Henley committee must
receive wills decision by June
/. Sunday. The school needs
$500 from public subscriptions
and it needs permission from
the Virginia High School
League. which has q rule that
no member can compete more
than 600 miles from school.
Permission to go to Henley
on-Thames for the July Us
event was requested by letter
last week. The matter Of money
will be discussed tonight by a
committee Of the Washington
Lee Boosters. who will decide
to whom the subscriptions
should be sent.
Rally Wins Race
Ordinarily, details for such
an occasion would have been
worked out weeks in advance.
Coach Charlie Butt received the
Henley invitation several weeks
ago. but it was decided that the
trip could not be justified unless
the Generals repeated as Ma
tional champions. Now time is
critically short.
WI rallied in the last half
mile to win the title by 5 feet
Saturday on Philadelphia
Schuylkill River course. 1t was
the fifth time in the schools
10 years in the sport that it
won this main event Of the
National Schoolboy Regatta.
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Totals 80 9 2 5 Totals IS q /
Grounded into q double play for
Raydon in eth: 2 Safe on an error for
Face in 9th.
SAN FRANCISCO O1O O03 O2O-6
PITTSBURGH OIO 900 OOO--l
E-Stevens. Raydon. Cepeda PO-A-
San Francisco 81 Pittsburgh 27-ll.
DP-Cepeda and Spencer; Spencer and
Cepeda. LOB-San Francisco >, Pitts
bursh Q.
2b-Msys. 3b-clemente. HR-Speake.
SB-OConnell,
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SECOND GAME

Totals 3761O6 Totals IS 3 S 3
Singled for Simpson in 9Th:
2 Walked for Kelly in eth; Struck
out for Wilhelm in 9th.
NEW YORK --- 600 OO6 O00-6
CLEVELAND 80 900 900 300-3
E-Kubek Q, Ward. PO-A-New
York. 2T-l2: Cleveland. .27-l2. DIP
Throneberry and Howard LOB-New
York p: Cleveland, ..
2b--Minoso HR-Howard Slaugh-
ter GF-Gefpar
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Totals 40 5i55 Totals "a 2

Totals 40 5155 Totals "a . o 1
IN: ! struck out Tor PortsrfIeId In
9th.
SAN FRANCISCO O10 0I0 elO-5
PITTSBURGH &c. Dol 100 00O--2
E-KravitZ. Kirkland. Gomez, &C.
ptds PO-A--San Francisco, 21-l1;
Pittsburgh. 27-i2 DP-Kirkland to
Spencer to Cepeda: Law to Mazeroski
70 Kluszewski, LOB-san Francisco,
s; Pittsburgh. s.
port 3b-Mays. HR-Schmidt SF-
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Winner-Ford OAR Loser-Nar-
leski i5-4).
HBP-By Ford IHarrelD. U--Hur-
ley. RunEe,s Tabacchi. Paparella. T.
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Seeded Boys
Move Up in
D. G. Tennis

Top-seeded Peyton Howard
and second = seeded Hugh
Lynch III, led the advance Ia
the quarter-finals in the junior
boys division of the D. C. Ten
mis- Center championships in
yesterdays fourth round al
East Potomac Park.
Howard defeated Richard
Cunningham, 81. 60. while
Lynch beat Glenn Adams. 6-l,
1913. Also, Tony Thompson
BANKED Harris Maclay, 60,
60; Bud Miller defeated Har-
ny Hips. 20, 6-3, "a;
Grimm Payne took Peter Bar
ton. 6-3. 6-3; Sandy Walker
beat John Shaw, 60, 6-l;
David Pao defeated Bill CRUDE,
60. SO, 6-l. and Frank
Goeltz. jr., defeated Philip
Herrick. 81, 81.
Play resumes at 4:3O pm. to-
day at East Potomac. with
quarter final matches in the
junior boys and boys l5-and-
under division. Seminal
rounds are slated in the boys
l3-and-under division and the
girls 10. is and 18-and-under
Other results yesterday.
BOYS
THOMPSON and Miller def. Homan snt
hn .TIs e- IL, 81 stsWsrt Neill a5 s
Herrick and Walker def; Wayne, Arm
Howard and Goeits def. GeorSe Gala.
han and jay Casper, go, 60 Cunning.
ham end Peter Barton def. Maclsy
and Maclay. 60, ell; Ted Mascot
limo and Pastor. s-iO, rs, 81.
def. jerry coprtney. i ga 81. So
John Pratt def. Mehdi ALL 6-l. 81
Larry Freedman def Jack Costello;
Cd. 40. So. Jed Courtney def Ed
a. HS sS RoS.r 9S TssoS ssyaqinfssS o9
Hall def Garth Doherty. 81, g.;
Willis Thomas def. John Clark. 90
So: Clark Lpikart def. Wayne
s,l Sand soS. o. sns ds, Quarter.
msn io00 az 0e Jors Sei pS SIa1s r dst
james Luikart, 6-l, 6-3: Dick BEL def
Jack Murphy. l1-9, o.: Lynn Foss def
Jimmie Gilbert. g.. 6-3.
15-and-under doubles: Hall and
Kurtz defeated Friedman and Bernhoh
So, 81; Pulupa and Rosden, de-
f.atsd WI whit ing and dSss5t sscf
ney and Holden. 6-3, 40, 81;
Schwartzman and Wang, 3-6, 60,
S. Murphy and Warner defeated
Goeltz and Foss, Ga, 20, g.;
pay and Barton, defeated Gilbert and
GIRLS
Juniors touarter- finals): Marilyn
Kaplan defeated Lorraine Salmon,
&S1; $751; 6s.si,.S areelyn, witt defeated
I5-and-under Quarter iinals); Nancy
Martin defested susan southmayd;
Rathy schaeffer, 90. 6-2: Betty
Anne Murphy defeated Holly Winters
I3-and-under Quarter insis): Tishs
Myers defeated Lucy Hilmer' g.
juniors doubles cirst round,: witt
and Kaplsn defeated oberdick and
Jan Harris. 60. 60: Joan Benton
and Perkins, lO--12, Ga, 81,
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By the Associated Press

The next time Archie Moore
knocks out an opponent he will
become the kayo champ Of all
time. Charlie Norkus, the Port
Washington, N. Y. veteran
could be the unwilling victim
tonight in San Francisco.
Moore, who admits TO Al al
though the record books claim
he is A, has 1876 knockoutS &C.
cording to the records dating
back to 1886. That puts him
in tie with the late Young
Stribling who stopped l26 from
1921 to 1893.
Old Archie had to settle for
decisions in his last two bouts
against Will Besmanoff and
Howard King. His 1858 KC
victims we're Julio Neves in
Rio, Bert Whitehurst in Sar
Bernardino, Calf, and Bob Al
bright in Vancouver. British
Columbia.
Sugar Ray Robinson ano
Rocky Graziano. two former
middleweieht champions. are
supposed to show up in the
same ring tonight at st. Mich.
olas Arena. They won't be wear
ing gloves, of course. but will
be working in the corners Of
two welterweights.
Robinson will second Otis
Woodland and Graziano will
work behind Eddie Andrews OIL
Lowell, Mass, in a 10-rounc
rematch. Woodland won the first
bout, April IA.
Matchmaker Teddy Bremen
has two other 10-rounders
Harold Smith of Washington
D. c., meets Chico Velez Of
Puerto Rico in a lightweight
bout, and Ray Greco of 10:
Angeles boxes Eddie Armstrong
of Elizabeth, N. j., in a weller
match.
The Andrews-Woodard fight
will be on television tWTTG-
81 at 10 pm.
Unbeaten Bobby Scanlon, whC
has only one draw to mar 9
perfect record in 20 pro fights
will box Bobby Rogers of dhi-
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Winner-GomeE SD. Loser-Lsw
t5-3l.
HBP-By Gomez fMazeroski) D.
Dascoli. Donatelli Crawford, smith.
Tees.
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YANKs, 6-6; INDIANS, 10
(FIRsT GAME
CLEVELAND
NEW YORK

Totals 80 10 Totals 80 1
l Hit into force play for Narleski
in 4th; Struck out for Ferrarese In
9Th: 3 Flied out for Kelly in 9th.
NEW YORK -- 600 Sol O2O-6
CLEVELAND ------ 600 100 00O-l
E-Harrell. Avila. Po-A-New York.
27-s: Cleveland, 21-l0. DP-Ferrsr.
s and Wsr warren Lo ca york xii H. cleV.l
land D.
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W-LCrew Champions
Hope forHenIey Trip

and the second time 1t won
twice in succession.
Also, the Generals junior
eight repeated as champion in
its race. giving Westinghouse
an unprecedented two year
grand-slam in the regatta's "a
years.
Unlike l949 and 1850, when
WI won the varsity eight
titles in its first two years with
the sport, this time WI re-
peated as champion with an
entirely new boatload Of eight
oarsmen and coxswain. Butt
points out, too. that the 1949-
so crew was led by Pete Spar
hawk, who later stroked Cornell
for three years.
Formed Smooth Crew
Butt speaks of his present
stroke. Harvey Montgomery, in
the same vein. Montgomery.
Kirk Evans, Bert Thurber and
Steve Emery rowed in wills
National champion jayvee shell
a year ago. Bob Cavaiola,
Frank Benson, Pete Peterson,
Tony johnson and Coxswain
Mike Hanley were promoted
from other boats. All had ex-
perience. but none in the 1857
varsity eight.
Hanley put their experience
to a supreme test Saturday.
Victors in nine races this sea-
son without defeat, the Gener-
ais were a smooth-st roking
eight who preferred the slower
beats, seldom working more
than IS strokes per minute.
At the half-mile in Phila-
delphia, WI was in fourth
place and three-quarters Of q
length behind the leading La
Sale Prep shell. Hanley called
for a 81 beat and the boat came
up to half a length back with
a quarter mile remaining. The
coxswain then raised the beat
to a killing ~ in the last Is
strokes and Montgomery and
his mates responded for the
narrow victory.
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Winner - Brosnan t4-4. Loser -
Rabe i0-3l.
HBP-By Barnes Robinson u
Delmore, Bsrliek, Jackowski, Landes.
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Winner - Kucks GID. Loser -
Tomanek 1-D.
HBP-By sTomanek Simpson,. BY
Paparella. Hurley T-3:55 A-4OI56
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BOSTON

Totals 80 3 Z 3 Totals rs 4 1e 2
Singled for Francona in 9Th; . Ran
for Jackson in 9Th. 2 Flied out for
Smith in 18th; walked for Pierce
in 9th.
BOSTON ----- 010 010 1908
CHICAGO -------- O1O 002 00l-4
E-Lepcio, Jensen, Buddin, Fox.
PO-A-Boston, 25-l5; Chicago. 27-ll.
DP--White and Lepcio; Aparicio, Fox
and Dropo; Pierce, Aparicio and Dropo;
LOB-Boston z, Chicago 8. One out
when winning run scored in 9th.
2b--Lepcio, Phillips Piersall. Sc
Lands.
Ell; ; ;i:;:: -; J. I ! ! ! !
Winnsr571Piercs t2-4). IOser-For-
u Rommel. stevens, Nspp, Rice
T-2:3s. A-19,121.
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Parsons Prominent

ence on Others tracks, had 70
make trial runs in two cars
before he got one fast enough
to stay in the lineup. He made
II in the last hour with a
Sorensen Special.
The only other driver who
finished his l0-mile trial run
yesterday as one Of the best 80
was big Bill Cheesbourg Of
Tucson. Ariz.. who qualified
for his second start in a
powerful Now VS..
Cheesbourg's car is a twin TO
the Now which Grandpa Paul
Russo, Oldest man in the field
at A. qualified last week end
for his 18th start. He has been
second twice but never has
won.
Johnnie Parsons Of Van
Mugs. Calf, winner Of the rain
shortened 1850 race. was the
only former Memorial Day
champion in the field. He'll
start from the second row in
a Gerhardt fiat-engine job that
was the sixth-fastest qualified.
A. j. Foyt Of Tucson. %. is
the youngest driver in this
years field. His Birthplace
start is the highest for a rookie.
He will be a definite contender
in the rebuilt Dean Special,
winner of the new 500-mile
race at Mona, Italy. last year
with Jimmy Bryan at the
wheel.
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ATHLETICS, 4; ORIOLES, o
BALTIMORE KANSAS CITY

Totals - % o Totals 81 4 8 4
| Grounded out for Busby in 9TH;
Flied out for Miranda in sth; 3 Flied
out for Zuvernik in Sth.
BALTIMORE 600 600 0O0--0
KANSAS CITY --- 30l 600 0Ox-4
PO-A - Baltimore oI-10: Kansas
City, 27-l4 DP--Huhter, Baxes and
Herzoe. LoB-Baltimore ;, Kansas
CITY s.
Williams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26
Iry, Venom. I-2;ll
SECOND GAME
MILWAUKEE,
CHICAGO

Totals IS . s . Totals $3.50 5
Singled for Fodge in 5th; . Dou-
bled for Mayer in It'll: 3 Famed for
Goryl in It'll: 4 Lined out for Free
man In 9th.
CHICAGO --- 900 900 600
MILWAUKEE, 600 40l 0Ox-5
Banks. PO-A-Chicaeo, 24-a;
Milwaukee, 21-9. LOB-ChicaRo, q;
Milwaukee, 8.
2b-TanneT, Dark, Sehoendienst,
Aaron, Rice. HR-Covington. sB-
Walls.
ip h er bb so
Mayer . . u .
R RTsh --- z { g 9 9 !
Winner-Rush 4-2). Loser-Fodge
| u.
HBP-By Rush (Wallsl. U-Secory,
Venom, Conlan. T-2:06. A--40, 962.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26
Fastest Lineup
Ever Is Ready
AtIndianapoIis

INDIANAPOLIS. May 20 dR.
The 80 fastest drivers In the
indianapolis Motor speedway's
long history will wheel their
glittering racers onto the old
brick and asphalt track Friday
when the Purdue band plays
Back Home In Indiana" for
the start Of the 42nd 500-mile
auto race.
The 80 drivers average quail
flying speed was li3.272 miles
an hour. II beat the 1856 rec
ord OF i42.5o7 set when rules
permitted engines almost 10
per cent bigger than the pres
ent limit Of 266 cubic inches
Of piston displacement.
Eight newcomers made the
lineup In two week ends Of
time trials that ended yester-
day-but veterans will Ill the
first three Of the three-car
rows and defy the rockies To
pass them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26

Unbeaten Bobby Scanlon. who
has only one draw to mar q
perfect record in 20 pro Nights,
will box Bobby Rogers of dni-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26

Totals 81 I ] Totals y Q O
Famed for Trowbridse in eth,
CHICAGO OO1 600 00O-l
MILWAUKEE, 900 0O0 900
E-Goryl, Trowbridse. PO-A-ChI-
cago, 21-l5. Milwaukee, 27-l5. DIP
Banks, Goryl and Long; Adcock, Logan
and Trowbridge: Logan Mantilla and
Adcock; Logan and Adcock. LOB
Chicago 10. Milwaukee s.
-narvl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL BOX SCORES
GIANTS, SIS; PIRATES, 2
FIRST GAME

SAN FRANCISCO PITTSBURGH