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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
JESUS GIVES POWER

Jesus continued to in
struct his disciples. And
Jesus came to them and
spake unto them. saying,
All power is given unto me
in heaven and in earth.
go We therefore, and
teach all nations, baptizing
them-into the name Of
the Father, and of the Son,
and of the Holy Ghost:
Teaching them to observe
all things whatsoever | have
commanded you: and, 10, |
am with you always, even
unto the end of the world"
Matt. %: 1920
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
Failure Can Be
Stimulus To
Children

ANN ARBOR Failure to one child is traumac
but 10 another II may be necessary challenge says
Stanley Dimond professor of education at The Uni
yerSity OF Michigan
Failure is tool threapy 1t is a part of the
guidance function and not panacea AS such ii should
be individual geared to specific child he states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-31
BY ANNE CHRISTMAS
star Special Writer

Maryland's crop OF green
hunters is about as likely
looking a group Of young
horses as has appeared in
many a year-and spectators
who wanted to see some future
champions in action needed
only to visit yesterdays Iron
Bridge Hunt Horse Show near
Laurel.
Big time show stables were
using the Iron Bridge as a
chance to school their in
experienced stock for the ring
wars ahead. Thus it was that
when the green hunter
championship was pinned on
15-year-old Teddy Kay's lovely
brown youngster, Ports Image.
it was a well-earned victory in
excellent competition.
Teddy, daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. Alvin I. Kay of Potomac,
had the fun of riding Ports
Image in all but one of his
classes. She also rode her more
seasoned campaigner, Ripple
Boy, to the hunter champion
ship.
Mrs. Ray Norton, jr., took
Ports Image for his maiden
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-31
ROSECROFT
RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; trot. C
conditioned; l mile.
Indian Drums 6Myer) 4IO go go
Eta Key (Smithl 900 200
Carr Hanover tMOtherSelD 800
HomeStretch Daisy, Sonny NaTdin,
Fay Lullwater, Vanessa Hanover. Con-
slant Lawrence Time, 2:07is
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500; pace;
Black Trooper CHay'nl 400 ESQ e.4O
Grand Easter VoIo (GarnseyD $40 2.SC
Keen's Jaw Bach 4.2O
Kent C.. King Of voleta. Barbara
Rosecroft, Billy Mitewyn' Lusty Tune
Time. 2.0S2s
Daily Double GA Paid $1,000
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $500; pace
conditioned; | mile.
Direct Dee (Cherrix) $50 1884
FingO'S Boy webb i.2O
Worthy volstadt, Betty Ann. Seattle
Victory. Camden Cardinal Spotty Fingo,
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500: pace,
G conditioned; | mile.
Rose York (Davisl $50 40 34O
Ken Adam (Ellerman) 100 $50
Sub R0s (Wileutts) sea
Eddie Brooke, Sir Dudley. Melvina
Todd, Cindy's Up, Fred S. J. Time
2:Oq35
FIFTH RAcE-Purss, $500; pace. c
conditioned; | mile.
Elaine ,s, spsns,r Ksiiy) $3.50 $40 20 s.e g
Colonel GrAttan (Cherrix) BOG
Danny Windswept, rronia's Bill
shady Fsrvel Crosby Hanover. Time
2:O1ls
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; pace
B classified l mile.
Victory Pete GonEl 36.4O 100 500
WicOmicO Tom Quinn $40 3.6O
Princess AdiOs (Wilcuttsl 2SO
Linda Joan, Missed N, Kingsway
Albert Astra, Reggy Scott Time, 2:072s
SEVENTH RIA c E-Purse. $1,000.
pace; AA-A Handicap: l mile
Milm'g tOn Star lMyerl 400 800 2.4C
The Engineer kelly $50 3.2G
Sea RON er (Grahaml 2SC
Sure Con, Meadow Mystery. Bag
Goose, Brooke's Honor Time. 2:03.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500: pace
g classified: | mile.
Billy G. COm'd (AmatOl $40 $50 900
Tarr's WidOwer Story i2O $3.50
Worthy Streak (RuhinOl $50
Victory Helen, Shadydale Lassie, Eta
", Donegal Bsv, Village Prince, Time
! 2;O74s.
Attendance. s.1qS
Mutuel handle, 1899, 247.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-31
Split Decision
To Spider Webb

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, May 81
(P).-Ellsworth Spider Webb,
Chicago, stood of a steady, bat
tering attack by Miami's Jimmy
Beecham last night to get back
on the winning path in his
campaign for a middleweight
title fight.
Webb, former national COL
legiate champion now rated
No. 6 in his division, was a
81 favorite over Beecham, but
he faced rugged going all the
way before winning a split de-
cision in the l0-round battle
in Miami Beach Auditorium.
But both judges voted for
Spider. Gus jacobson gave it
to him, 97-95, and Carl Gard
ner favored him, 1894. Referee
Cy Cottfried saw it as 1895
for Beecham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-31
by DICK OBRIEN
star stan Writer

The $500 oxon Hill Pace
tops of tonight's Anal race
card AZ Roseoroft Raceway
Monday. harness racing In the
area shifts 10 Laurel Raceway
for another 24-night stand.
Laurel Raceway announced
today that the nightly races
will start az $50 o'clock. with
the daily double window closing
at Sis.
Kenny J makes his NTH start
at RoSecroft and is a So choice
TO win the feature. The bay
Relding won an earlier race and
placed second In another.
Kenny J was fifth 10 Canny
Scott last Saturday when the
latter PAGER chalked up q
2:03Is mile victory. II was the
fastest time OF the meeting
until last night when Whining
toms Star won the Greater
Southeast Washington Hospital
feature in 1908.
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Young Show RiderWins
Honors at Iron Bridge

voyage over an outside course
which he won, and she also
rode the reserve champion
Never Say When.
DR.. Kay purchased Port.
Image at the race track as q
yearling. feeling that the son Of
Macbeth might be on the order
Of his retired show champion
Portmaker. now Is years old
And Mrs. Greenhalgh received
Never Say When as a gift from
her father-in-law, the late
George Greenhalgh, ST., who
bred many fine horses al
Springsbury Farm in Berryville
Va. where his widow still sends
thoroughbreds to the Saratoga
yearling sales.
For Teddy Kay. who attends
Walter johnson High School in
Bethesda. it was a day Of
memorable firstS-the first time
she rode her own colt in the
show ring, and the first time
she jumped Ripple Boy in any
but strictly junior competition
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SECOND GAME
CHICAGO DETROIT

Totals 3hAlO 3 Totals 30 . 8 .
1 Hit into force play for Hogan IN
eth: . Fouled out for Susce In Sth;
3 Filed out for Dropo In 9th.
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Elliott Seeks
Unturnished
Mile Record

MODESTO. Calf. May 81
(P.-Herb Elliott, Fit, well
strong and happy" goes after
an untarnished mile record to-
night in the California Relays
boasting an international field
and champions in many cate
gories.
The 20-year-old Australian
who ran a paced mile in 3:57.S
two weeks ago, will be racing
on a hard track for the irst
time in this 18th annual re-
newal Of an always outstanding
track and field show.
Meet director Tom Moore
said no pace settlers will be al
lowed in the mile, an interna-
tional event featuring Valisa
MugoSa. a Yugoslav attending
New York University; Hungar-
ian refugee Lazlo Tabori, and
perhaps DR.. Stefan Lewandow-
ski, OF Poland.
American opposition includes
Joe Villareal of Texas and Bur-
Grim, formerly of Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-31

E-smith. Martin. Po-A-chlcago
Chicago, 3; Detroit, 3.
= 2ils-smith, Kuenn, Boone. HR=
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WILMINe1oNs STAR SETS MARX
Kenny Is Fuvored
In Rosecroft Final

The Engineer finished second
and Sea Rover third 10 VIII
mingtons Star.
Driver Ellis Myer. second
leading driver at Roseeroft. had
little trouble IN getting VIII
mington's Star home first. He
didn't use the whip In the mile
drive.
Kenny Us chief opposition
tonight Is expected from jess
Direct and chestertown Boy,
Dave Legum Of Washington,
ID. c, again win handle jess
Direct who has scored a double
victory and has won place and
show positions In four earlier
races. Chestertown Boy, whose
life earnings total S56,593, won
In ZOOS In his last Rosecroft
race.
Daily double ticket holders OF
the pa combination received
$40 when Indian Drums scored
In the first race and Black
Trooper won the second, A
s,leS holiday crowd wagered
s339,247.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-31
INDIANAPOLIS
STANDINGS
INDIANAPOLIS, May 81 (PI

INDIANAPOLIS, May 81 CP).
Final official finish of the
And 50O-mile auto race yes
terday at the indianapolis
Motor Speedway with average
speed and laps completed:
I. Jimmy Bryan, Phoenix, Ark
Belond Special, 1873 1g1, 200 laps
2. George Amick, Venice, Calf Del
mar Special 1897, 200.
Bowes Special, 1914. Oa9, 200,
4. Tony Bettenhausen, FINLEY Park,
NJ Jones g. Maley Special, 1872 $50,
5. Jim Rsthmann, Miami, Leader
g.. Jimmy Reece. indianapolis, link
Special. 132 443. 200
T. Don Freeland, Indianapolis,
Estes Special, 1872 403, 200
az %. s g1d Larson Miami link Special
Q. Eddie johnson, Cuyshosa Falls
Ohio, Bryant Special l30l56, 900,
10, Bill Cheesbourg, Tucson, Ariz
Now Special, .149, 900.
II Al Keller. Green Acres City, FLA
BarTdaahl Special I.s.49s' zoo ,,
Calf. Gerhardt Special, 1eS '254. 200.
IL johnnie Tolan. Norwalk, Calf ,
Greenman- Casale Special, 12S. $50, 200.
u. Bob Christie, Grants Pass, Ore,
Federal Engineering Special, 1883 laps.
Calf, sorenson Special tiiEn Isl "T laps
10. 4 J. Foyt, IT,, Houston, Tex,
II. Mike Magill Haddonheld, N. j.,
Dayton Steel Foundry Special. 1876
Is. Paul Russo. Webster Groves
Mo. Now Special. 122 laps
~. Shorty Templeman, Seattle, Nc
Namara Special, 100 laps
go, Rodger ward. Los Angeles, VOL
colt Special, a3 laps.
81. Billy Garrett. Burbank. Calf
Chapman Special. SO laps.
90. Eddie Sachs, Center Valley, Pa
Schmidt Special, rs laps,
%. Johnny Thomson. Boyerton. Pa
"a Chuck weyant, Springfield, III
@5. Jack Turner, Seattle Massaslis
.e Bob veith Oakland, Calf, BOve,
The following cars we're unable tc
finish the first lap due to d dsmase II
cording to their starting positions
"a Dick Rathmann, Miami, Nc.
2s Ed Eiisian. Oakland, Calf. zinI
30 Pat O'connor, North verson
Ind. Sumar Special.
80 Paul Goldsmith. St Claii
Shores Mich, City Of Daytona Beaer
Special
81. Jerry Unser. Long Beach, Calf
Mckay Special
20. Len Sutton. Portland. Ore Rob.
bins Special
~. Art Bisch. Phoenix, AriS., HelsC
Special. n
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AMERICAN

Continued From Page Ala
home runs in each game. Ray
Narleski's six-hitter beat the
AS in the morning game, which
drew l2,319, as Larry Dolby
homered for his first extra
base hit of the year for the
tribe. Bob Cerv, the AL home
run and RBI leader (40) hit
his 18th homer and drove in
four in the nightcap, which
drew 1929.
AL Pilarcik singled in the
first and fourth for the only
hits off Sullivan Old, who
has won six in a row from the
Orioles, Frank Malzone's
homer followed a walk to Ted
Williams in the fourth and
beat Connie johnson (l-4)
Portocarrero gained his fisrt
Shutout since 1855 with the
help of three doubleplays. The
Orioles handed rookie Bob
Riverboat) Smith his first de-
feat with a walk and singles
by Gus TriandoS and Dick Will
liams in the nightcap second
as II ,904 sat in at Baltimore.
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FOURTH RAcE-pnrse. $1,000; :

FIFTH RACE--Purse. $500; c
pace. l mile.
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3 Terp Stickmen
On South's Team

GARDEN CITY, N. Y. May
81 (Specia)l.-Maryland placed
three players and Navy and
Virginia two each on the
South team announced today
by Coach Bob Sandell of Vir-
ginia for the annual North
South lacrosse game here at
Adelphi College next Saturday.
Midf1slders Ernie Betz and
Stu Carlisle and Defenseman
Dick Szlasa will represent
Maryland. John Carter on at
tack and Leo Giles at midfield
made it from Navy. Virginia S
twosome is Attackman Joe
Dyer and Goalie Bob Hoover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-31
Call From Indiuns
Surprises Pitcher

SEATTLE, May 81 P.-
Gary Bell. young Highlander,
was on his way today to bolster
the Cleveland Indians pitching
staff.
When Cleveland called him
up on rush order from its own
San Diego Pacific Coast League
farm club, Bell expressed sur
prise. You're kidding me-" he
said to George Metkovich, San
Diego manager. .
Its the biggest moment of
my life" he said after his ini-
tial surprise. Il like it in the
Coast League, but this is my
big chance"
He had a 60 record this sea-
son and was San Diego's top
pitcher. He struck out IL bat
tiers in two different games.
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6FrOrn Area
In Windup Of
IC-4A Meet

VILLANOVA, Pa, May 81
(SpeciaD Six trackmen from
the Washington Metropolitan
Area and Annapolis qualified
for today's IC-4A finals. but the
team title boiled down 10 a bat
! Tie between defending cham
pion Villanova. with seven
qualihers. and Penn State with
eight.
Marylands Ed Cooke was
sixth In the jayelin with l49
feet 3 inches and third In the
shot put with 81 feet 674 inches.
Teammate Elliott Thompson
also was still in the broad Jump.
ranking fifth with a leap OF %
feet ga inches. John Buckley
of Villanova was out In front
with rs feet a inch.
Wayne Morris OF Navy was
Second in the javelin with oil
feet 2 inches and had 10 forego
today'S last three chances be-
cause Of the dual meet with
West Point. Manhattan's Don
McGorty appeared 10 be a sure
winner in the event with 300
feet 2ls inches.
Don Whitaker Of Maryland
made the finals Of both dasheS
by taking second in the CEN
fury seminal won by Ira Davis
Of LaSalle in 0:9.7 and fourth
in the 900 won by Bob Thomas
Of Brooklyn College in OKLA.
Larry Salmon Of Maryland
was second in the 220-yard
low hurdle seminal won by
30 Robertson Of Cornell in
I23.4.
Norman Williams Of George
town made the 880-yard final.
finishing third in 1873, but
Tom Cawley fell by the way
side.
Carlos Tan OF Georgetown
missed qualifying for the 44O-
yard run by two-tenths of a
second in a fast field.
Today's program featured
Ron Delany's final appearance
| in the mile before being grad
uated Monday from Villanova.
The slim Irishman also quail
fed for the half-mile, where
4 he met Ed Moran Of Penn
State and Joe Soprano of
Manhattan.
Davis of LaSalle had an
outside chance for a triple
crown in the dashes and broad
| jump.
Tops among other qualifiers
for today's events were Rudy
Smith of Bates in the 440-
yard run; Sam Eliowitz of
Michigan State in the discus;
Joel Landau of Harvard in the
220-low hurdles and Carl Shine
of Penn in the shot put. John
Gray of Penn was favored in
the pole vault. Manhattan,
Michigan State, Penn State
and Pitt looked best in the
mile relay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-31

MIS-. Ray NOIJOh, il, VOOK
Ports Image for his maiden
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Richardson Gets
To Tulsa Semis

TULSA. Okla, May 81 (P).-
Top-seeded Dick Savitt of New
York fell behind, "A, then
won 10 straight sets yesterday
for a "a, Go quarterfinal
victory over Cliff Vickery of
Houston University in the Tulsa
Tennis Clubs invitational tour
nament.
Ham Richardson, Arlington,
Va. seeded No. 2 in the mems
singles, scored a 6-3, 6-3 VIC
tory over Jim Schmidt, Beau
mont. Schmidt of Lamar Tech
was small college champion.
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Roberts Sets Mark
In Trenton Race

TRENTON, N. j., Nav 81
P.-Glenn. CFirebalD Roberts
OF Daytona Beach, Fla, lived
up to his nickname and whizzeo
home in record time to wiz
the Northern 500-mile stock
car race yesterday.
He powered his 1857 Chew
rolet over the Trenton Speed
way course in 5 hours, SIS min
utes and IS seconds to earn the
$500 first prize. Total awards
amount to $4,000.
His time was IL seconds
better than the previous mark
for the course. His average
speed was 1882 mph.
Thirty-five cars. all late
models, started in the race but
only IS finished.
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Jacobs CIinus
To Lead in
Western Open

DETROIT. May 81 R.-
Young Tommy Jacobs OF Whit
tier. Calf. clings 10 a pre-
earious lead over Ave tested
professionals going into the
third round OF the 72-hole
Western open golf tournament
today.
The freekled 23-year-old sees
IA letdown as his biggest
obstacle TO his first major
championship.
He pitted calmneSs against
loss OF his initial drive yeSter-
day as he held 10 a two-Stroke
lead at the midpoint Of the
55th renewal OF the tourna-
ment. Jacobs totaled 1875 at
the end OF SO holes.
Jacobs. who turned pro IS
months ago, faltered after his
blazing "a Thursday. But he
still managed 10 card a one
under-par II on the $685.
yard layout at Red Run Golf
Club in suburban Royal Oak.
Bob Rosburg OF Palo Alto,
Calf, Dow Finsterwald Of
Tequesta. Fla, Doug Sanders
Of Miami, Gene Littler Of Sing
ing Hills. Calf, and Don Whit
Of Alameda, Calf, were at 1877.
The days best round was
turned in by Doug Ford, the
defending champion from Para
disc. Fla. who shot a IS. 10
strokes below his opening
round.
The original field Of l46 was
pared to 70 pros and three
amateurs after the second
round. The lowest qualifiers
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AItheu Keeps Title

SURBTTON. England, May
81 (P.-Althea Gibson of New
York, reigning Wimbledon
singles champion, today re-
tanned her Surrey lawn tennis
championship with a 6-l,
60 victory over Mimi Arnold
of Redwood City, Calf.
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

burn, Philadelphia, and Virdon,
PITTSBURGH. 4.
HOME RUNS-Walls, Chicago, Thomas.
PITTSBURGH, and Mays. San Francisco,
IL. Banks, Chicago, and Cepeda,
San Francisco, II.
STOLEN BASES-T Taylor, Chicago,
ner, Pittsburgh and Mays, San
Francisco, Z. Robinson. Cincinnati.
Gillian and thinner Los Angeles,
and Cepeda, San Francisco, 3.
cisionsl-Spahn, Milwaukee, 7-l,
SIS: Purkey. Cincinnati, 81, .S33
Mccormick and Grissom, san Fran
cisco, Al, 500 Elston, Chicago,
81 $50.
STRIKEOUTS-Ant San Fran
cisco, and Jones, st. Louis 46; Had
dix, Cincinnati, and Gomez. San
Francisco. As: PodreS, Los Angeles,
and SPAIN, Milwaukee AZ
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HurkeyWins at Vista,
RiyerduIe Driver I'd

Bob Harkey of Charlotte,
N. c.. won yesterdays midget
racing feature at Vista Race
way, negotiating the 20 laps
in 8 minutes and 10 seconds.
Hal Koran of Riverdale was
second and Carl Miller of Balti-
more, third.
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SECOND GAME
MILWAUKEE, PITTSBURGH


Totals 30 61l6 Totals IS 10 is II
/ Homered for johnson in the 5thi
. Flied out for Bruton In the sth; 8
Lined out for Littleheld in the sth,
NIL WAUKEE ---- oil 100 300
| PITTSBURGH 102 l02 42X--l2
E-Kravitz, Thomas. PO-A--Mil-
waukee. 24-9 Pittsburgh, 2T-2. LOB
Milwaukee, s; Pittsburgh z.
2b--Stevens, Mazeroski 81, Tore.
Groat. Thomas. 3b-StevenS. Kravitz.
HR--Covington, Crandall C2). Hane-
brink. SB-Skinner. S-Raydon t2).
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Tiger-Cuts Sign
Bernie FuIoney

HAMILTON, Ont, May 81
P).-The Tiger-Cats of the Big
-Four Football League have
signed two quarterbacks-Tony
Curcillo, formerly of Ohio
State. and Bernie Faloney,
former Maryland star. Both
were with the club last season.
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nnels. Robinson, Triandos.
FIGHT RESULTS

MIAMI BEACH. Fla.--spider Webb
100, Chicago, outpointed Jimml
Beecham. 1871, Miami. 10.
HAMBURG, Germany-Willie Hoop.
ner, ia, Germany, awarded decision
over Artemio Calzavara. 114A italy
(Calzavara disqualified for butting IL
sixth round, Hoepner wins European
light heavyweight titlel.
MELBOURNE - George Bracken
134iz, Australia, outpointed Tomm,
Romulo, 1891 Philippines, II.
OSLO. Norvay-Tommy BARS. ives
Indies. stopped Left CBaggisD Hansen
Norway, 4. (welterweights)
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SECOND GAMD

Totals 81 STA T Totals 39I0151O
l Walked for Phillips in 3D.; =
| Doubled for Nichols in 9th; Hit
| sacrifice fly for Pignatano in eth; s.
/ Walked for Bessent in 7th; 6-Ran
I for 5nider in 7th; Popped out for
I Walker. in 9th; S-Grounded out for
Roebuck in 9th.
nos ANGELES 41f 100 100 8
| CHICAGO 0nt 2O3 COLO
EFT Taylor. PO-A--Jos Angeles,
| 24-9: Chicago. 27-a. LOB-Ios An
| geles. 10; Chicago, z. None out when
| 3b--Furillo, Neal, s. Taylor. HR-
| Hodges, thinner, Banks. Moryn C3),
Tanner. S-Cimoli, thinner. ST.
l Walker
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MINOR LEAGUES
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

fAClFIC COAsT LEA1Nt
Vancouver, A.; Sacramento, 20.
Phoenix, "a: Portland. O-5
Seattle, 5-3; San DIEGO AS
Spokane 8, Salt Lake City, > 40 IN
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Richmond, 6-3. Columbus, 10.
Rochester, 2-B Montreal 10.
Havana, -: Miami O-3
Buffalo, S-b; Toronto, I'LL
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Charleston. g-l Louisville, SO
Omaha, 6-13: Denver, 5-4.
Indianapolis, S-3; Wichita, 0-l0,
Minneapolis, 6-l. ST, Paul. 3-2.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Dallas So San Antonio, 3-3.
Houston, 81: Fort Worth, OIL.
Victoria, "a Tulsa, ~,
Corpus Christi, 81 Austin, o
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Nashville. As: Atlanta, 0-6.
Chattanooga, q; Birmingham, 0.
Little Rock, 10. Memphis 4.
Mobile at New Orleans, postponed.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Binghamton, 7-3; York, 81.
Williamsport. 6-10 Reading, All.
Allentown, 30: Albany, 1-3.
Springfield. 3-3; Lancaster, l-6.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Albuquerque, 5-11; Des Moines o..
Colorado Springs, 1912; Topeka %.
Lincoln, As; Pueblo. 81
Amarillo, q-t6. Sioux City, sill
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Augusta, q; Jacksonville,
Charlotte, IL Savannah. 5.
Knoxville, @: Macon, 2.
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CUBS, 80;
DODGERS, 2-S


Totals "a 2 z Totals 81 3 s 3
l Flied out for T. Taylor in Sth; .
Hit into double play for DrsbowkSky
in sth; 3 Purposely passed for Thorn
son in 9th; 4 SINGLED for Neeman in
9th.
LOS ANGELES 100 100 600
CHICAGO 900 900 003-3
IL; Los Angeles. X26-l6 (xl--Two out
in 9th when winning run scored.
DP-Zimmer 70 Hodges; Fodres to
thinner to Hodges; thinner 10 Neal to
Hodges LOB-Los Angeles, Z; Chi
cago, 5
HR-Hodges. Walls. SB-Gray
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INDIANS, 7-6;
ATHLETICS, ~
FIRST GAME

IotaIs % TO Z Totals y
/ Fouled out for Terry in eth; 2
fouled out for DeMaestri in 9th
CLEVELAND -----O lO 1O2 O3O-7
KANSAS CITY O1O 600 OOO-l
E-Baxes. PO-A-Cleveland 27-I1:
Kansas City 27-1O DP-Martyn to
Baxes to DeMaestri: Avila TO Harrell
TO Ward; Harrell to Moran to Ward.
LOB-Cleveland, 4 Kansas City. T.
2b-Avila. Minoso 3b-Tuttle. HR
Dolby, Colavito. SB-Harrell. s.
Power. SF-Maris
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Totals 80 8 2 8 Totals 2S7 5 6
] Struck out for Kelly in It'll; .
Flied out for Brown in 9th: Ran for
COlavito in 9th: 4 Grounded into double
play for Lemon in 9th
CLEVELAND - 021 600 0O3-f
KANSAS CITY 213 O01 OOX-7
@Power, Po-A-Cleveland, 24-14;
Kansas City, 27-6. DP-Harrell TO
Avila to Vernon, ?: Kelly to Harrell to
Vernon: Avila to Harrell to Vernon;
Power to DeMaeStri to Power. LOB
Cleveland, 2; Kansas CITY, O.
3B - Power HR -- Colavito, Chit,
Harren. Gerry Vernon
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xFaced two men in 9TH
! HBP-By Burdette (Grostl, by Rob-
inson Thomas. U-Donetelli, Craw-
ford. Smith, Dsscoh. T--2:43. A.
s2,42s. a
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ssEcoSp GAME .,,,

Totals IS y Totals 34sl3s
Struck out for Burnside In sth.
SAN FRANCISCO 600 200 i0o--i
ST. LOUIS ..--- $40 600 20x--s
PO-A-San Francisco, e4-i3; st.
Louis. 27-10. DP-Mays 70 Lockman,
Q'Connell TO Loekman. Blasingame 70
kasko 70 Cunningham LCB--San
Francisco, g. St Louis. Z
eb-Ennis t2l. CUNNINGHAM CO..,
Boyer t2). Thomas.