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Griffith Files
Formal Offer
By Minneapolis
BY BURTON HAWKINS
Star STAFF Writer

A new turn in developments
on the Washington baseball club
situation, which will result in
the Senators remaining here,
will materialize this week, a top
baseball official predicted yes
terday.
Something will happen Tues
day. Wednesday or Thursday
which could eliminate the ne
cessity of the American League
meeting in Chicago September
g." the informant said.
Minneapolis is destined to be
disappointed in its long quest
Of the Senators, the official said
He added that action in Wash
lngton is a possibility even be-
fore the Minnesota city's Board
OF Estimates and Taxation votes
on a So million bond issue
Tuesday which would enable
Minneapolis negotiators to trig-
ger immediate work on enlarg-
ing their stadium to major
league proportions.
Minneapolis Offer Filed
Indications that something
big is in the wind came Friday
when the Senators board of di-
rectors failed to take action
See FRANCHISE, Page B-3
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Longs Homer
In 10Th Beats
Cardinals, 81

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 80 (AP).-
Pinch hitter Dale Longs 10th
inning homer broke up a ii
pitchers duel between Dave
Hillman of the Cubs and Sam
Jones of the Cardinals and
brought the Cubs a 81 victory
tonight.
Longs homer, his 10th of the
season, followed a leadoff sin
gle by Sammy Taylor.
Taylor Phillips came in for
the Cubs in the 10th after Hill
man, faltering in the late in
nings, yielded a leadoff pinch
double to Irv Noren. Phillips
got Del Ennis, Gene Freese and
Stan Musial in order.
A ninth-inning run by the
Cardials dissolved Hillman's bid
for a 10 shutout. Singles by
Lee Walls and Bobby Thomson
gave the Cubs a run in the
second.
Joe Cunningham opened the
Cardinals last-chance inning
with a double to left and scored
after a sacrifice and Gene
Green's long sacrifice fly.
CHICAGO ST LOUIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31
BY stan Correspondent

WINSTON SALEM, N. C..
Aug. 30.-In good spirits after
their stunning. PIT upset VIC
tory over the Colts at Baltimore
last night, the Washington
Redskins arrived here today to
begin pointing for their next
game with the Philadelphia
Eagles at Jacksonville, Fla,
Saturday night.
Three rookie players were re-
leased before the squad de-
parted from Baltimore, includ-
ing Fullback Phil Perlo of
Maryland. Guards Paul Dju-
basak of Notre Dame and Don
Glantz Of Nebraska also were
waived. Leg injuries hampered
the last two in training, but
Perlo showed enough promise
to attract the interest of a
couple of Canadian teams and
NAV play north of the border.
Meanwhile, Ed Sutton, a
halfback in last years crack
rookie backfield. and at least
two other newcomers are ex-
pected here within a few days.
Sutton was supposed to join
the squad at Baltimore, but APP
parently delayed his departure
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Redskins Drop PerIo,
Expect 3 New Players

from the University of Tennes-
see Medical School, where he
is a student.
John Tatum, Texas center
and captain who was drafted
two years ago, and Franklin
Delano Brooks. Georgia Tech
guard and linebacker, are
among those expected. Both
were drafted two years ago and
have been in military service
since.
Tackle John Miller. who got
in the 1855 season with the
team before being called into
service. also is expected back
before the start of the league
campaign. Buddy Payne, North
Carolina end who was the Red
skins eighth draft choice this
year but signed with Montreal
in Canada also is reported to
nave changed his mind and
wants to Join the team.
Kuharich gave the squad the
day of but Halfback Sid Wat
son went 10 the hospital for
X-rays.
Kuharich disclosed late to-
day that the X-rays showed
See REDSKINS, Page B-6
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Restless Wind Nips
COL Shot to Win
$164,725 Futurity

CHICAGO. Aug. 80 (AP)-
Llangollen Farms Restless
Wind. ridden by Willie Shoe
maker, today approached the
all-time winning money record
for 2-year-olds by taking a
photo finish decision over the
COL shot, Winsome Winner, in
the $164,725 Washington Park
Futurity at Arlington Park.
Dashing the six furlongs in
l:093s to match the fixtures
record set by Swoon's Son in
1855. The son Of Windy City
II collected SLEEPS as a sup
Elementary nominee.
This boosted the chestnut
colts earnings to $271, 1888 and
left the color bearer of Mrs.
Elizabeth Whitney Lunn of Up
perville, Va, only $77,S09 short
OF the juvenile winning mark.
This was set last year by Jew
els Reward.
Restless Wind in a driving
head-to-head finish with Triple
c. Stables Winsome Winner,
with William Carstens aboard.
withstood an inquiry to pay IS,
$500, and $3.50.
Brushing Claimed
Carstens claimed Restless
Wind. running on the outside
brushed him at the one-six-
tenth pole, but the foul was
not upheld by stewards after
viewing film of the richest q
year-old race in Illinois history
To hackers in a crowd of
24,251 Winsome Winner paid a
staggering $1,000 and $14.8O.
while Demobilize, another sup
Elementary entrant, returned
$500 to show.
The victory margin was a
neck, while Winsome Winner
took second by a length and a
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MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 80
(AP) .-Intercity bitterness and
political mitigating sowed new
today into efforts to
bring a major league baseball
team into Minneapolis-St. Paul.
The chief of the Minneapolis
big league negotiating team
said he wasn't worried by yes
terday's move by st. Paul to
issue up to 81 million in bonds
for stadium expansion there if
st Paul signs contract with
a major league team.
Gerald Moore, chairman of
the Minneapolis Metropolitan
Sports Area Commission, called
it "a last-ditch try" by st. Paul
baseball campaigners to beat
out Minneapolis in the bidding
for a major league franchise.
In st. Paul, Sew Mortinson,
a city commissioner, accused
Minneapolis of pulling the
plug" on a joint Minneapolis
st. Paul big league venture
and indicated st. Paul was in
the fight to the finish.
Remain Confident
Confronted with brush fires
inside their own borders and
what is beginning to look like
a siege from st. Paul, Min
neapolis baseball promoters
remained publicly confident
that a big league team-pre-
sumably Westinghouse headed
their way.
But opponents of Min
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half. Demobilize was third by
81 lengths.
The triumph was Restless
Winds seventh in nine starts
this year and his fifth stakes
score. On August 2 he won the
rich Arlington Futurity, also as
a supplementary candidate, to
start his sweep of Chicago Ju-
venile stakes this summer.
Restless Wind got of quickly
and moved steadily on the out
side Of Winsome Winner at
mid-stretch. He caught the
longshot, but seemed to bore
over on Winsome Winner in
in close quarters. Restless Wind
was increasing his margin
slightly at the end.
Fifth place went to Ounce,
the 2-1 second favorite, who got
on slowly, but was racing
strongly at the end after lack
ing early speed. Taking fourth
place was a supplementary can
didate, Intentionally.
Following Ounce in the To-
horse field were in order, Peter
the Hermit, Master Palynch.
ridden by Eddie Arcaro, Jack
Flynn, Rare Rice and Helen's
Man.
Tried to Lug In
Shoemaker said after the
race, Il was sure there wasn't
any brushing in the stretch.
This race" he added, was
a little tougher for Restless
Wind than either Of the two
others when I won on him. He
seemed to be trying to lug in
and that is the first time it
has happened"
Carstens commended Shoemaker
was trying to ''lay on through
the lane"
The days total mutuel han
die was $1,966,654.
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Giants Defeat
Dodgers, 81

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 80
(AP) Rookie Jim Davenport
blasted a pair of solo home
runs today as the Giants de-
feated the Dodgers, 80, in the
first game of daylight dou-
bleheader.
Ruben Gomez pitched a FIVE
hitter and had a three hit shut
out going until the ninth, when
John Roseboro singled and
Duke Snider hit his 18th home
run of the season. AL Worth
ington choked off the threat.
The game drew a crowd of
1906.
Davenport's .homers were his
ninth and tenth homers. Five
of the ten have come against
the Dodgers
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Top Official Predicts Surprise Action
Will ForestoII Any Shift of Ball Club
Confusion, Bitterness
Mount in Twin Cities

neapolis' city backed SO million
bond issue, approved yesterday
by the Council, renewed their
call for a wide-ranging study
of the plan to see if taxpayers
are adequately protected.
Stanley Stabno, business
agent for a Minneapolis city
employees union. said he under
stood number of private indi-
vidualS we're considering a tax
payers suit against the city.
Stabno's union is against the
bond plan because it says public
money should go first for wage
increase for city employees. He
was told by councilmen last
week that no money that could
be used for wage increases is
involved in the bond issue plan.
sees Fassase TUESDAY
The Central Labor Union
representing many city locals,
has refused to endorse the bond
plan until it gets Qualification"
of how it will operate.
The bond issue proposal
cruised through City Council
without trouble but was
snagged yesterday by the Board
of Estimates and Taxation,
which has to give gnal author
ization.
Moore predicted the board
would take favorable action
Tuesday. Three of the mem
See TWIN CITIES, Page c.
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PROBABLE
PITCHERS
By the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

By the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York at washington-Shantz
t7-3) VS. Remmerer t6-13l.
Baltimore at Boston-Wilhelm en-
vs. Brewer (a-10l
Detroit at Chicaso-Bunnins te-el
vs.. WYNN 1l-l3l.
Cleveland at Kansas city-MeLish
u4-6l vs.. Terry tS-l0l.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia at Cincinnati 2)-
Roberts tl4-lll and Semproch tl3.Sl
VS. Haddix t7-7l and Nevcombe t4-1ll
Pittsburgh at Milwaukee Kline
12-l2l vs.. Wiley tS-4l.
chicaEo at st. Louis-Drabovsky
Gid VS.. Msglie t2-6l.
Los Angeles at San Francisco
loufsx (e-S) vs.. Miller (3-1.
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FOOTBALL PAGE
GIVES TV SLATE

coIlesiott football practice storts
tomorrow for most Of the Notions
teens.
Teens in the Washington cree
ore given o sendoft with stories.
pictures and schedules on POss B-S.
Also included is o list Of comes
on teIevision and rodiO on Wosh-
insten stations this toll. We sus-
eest you clip this, end the schedule
Of comes. for reference during the
season.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Los ANGELES s

Totals 80 2 2 Totals 80 3 s 3
Flied out for Birrer in 9Th: .
out for Alou in 9TH: 1 Forced runner
for Neal in Sth: Hit into double play
for KliDDstein in sth, Ran for Larker
in 9th
LOS ANGELES 600 600 O0e-o
SAN FRANCISCO 20l 900 O0x-a
[Cepeda. Po-A-Los Angeles. "a
10. Sat- Francisco, 27-ll OP-Spencer
to O'Connen to Cepeds: O'Connell to
Soeneer TO Gomez O'Connell 10 Cepeds
LOB-Los Angeles 4 San Francisco &.
2B-Brandt .3B-May5. HR-Dsv-
enOOrf > SNYDER
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Vito, Hyde
HoIdChumps
To Six Hits
BY BURTON HAWKINS
Star stan Writer

Vito Valentinetti and the
customarily reliable Dick Hyde
pieced together another excel
lent pitching effort for the
Senators yesterday at Griffith
Stadium as they nipped the
Yankees. 81, to make it joy
Gus afternoon for 10.388 GUS
toners and 1884 youngsters
who were admitted free.
Valentinetti, who made his
first start against the Amer
lean League champions a win
ming one, gave up six hits in
the seven innings he toiled be-
fore yielding to the submarine
ing Hyde. Dick disposed of the
last six batters in order.
Hyde, who was saving his
18th game and reducing his
earned run average to 1,89.
hasn't permitted a run in his
last eight innings Of relief work.
He has allowed one run in his
last Is innings and hasn't given
up hit in his last 6ks innings.
Nine-Hit Commandment"
The Senators accumulated
nine hits against Art Ditmar.
the loser, and Virgil Trucks.
This was the equivalent Of
bombardment, even though all
hits we're singles, for only once
| in IL previous games had the
Senators compiled that many
hits.
In spanking the Yankees for
the second straight time, the
Senators received a timely
pinch hit from Julio Becquer in
the sixth inning to snap a IL
tie, then added an insurance
run off Trucks in the eighth
when Ken Aspromonte's sacri-
flee fly scored Jim Lemon.
Washington pitchers, who
have permitted only three runs
in three games, have learned
effectiveness on their part is
imperative these days and are
operating accordingly. They
have issued only three walks in
three games, averting disaster
from that source.
The Senators scored in the
first inning when Roy Sievers
walked with two out and came
around on singles by Clint
Courtney and Lemon.
Mantle Fans Twice
| Valentinetti, who struck out
seven, twice tanning Mickey
Mantle, gave up the Yankees
lone run in the fifth after Ell
ston Howard singled to right
and Andy Carey beat out a
bunt. First Baseman Norm
zauchin Scooped up Ditmar's
attempted sacrifice and fired to
Ed Yost. forcing Howard. Gil
McDougald flied out, but Norm
Siebern ripped a single to right,
scoring Carey. Mantle then
lifted an easy fly to Sievers.
Sievers touched off the Sem
ators' rally in the sixth when
he singled to left and con-
tinued to second when Siebern
bobbled the ball. Roy moved to
third when Courtney grounded
out. After Lemon walked, Bee
quer batted for Zauchin and
punched a single to left, scor-
ing Sievers.
Clubs 55th Pinch Hit
Neil Chrisley batted for Yost
and the bases were damned
when Shortstop Tony Kubek
made a spectacular stab Of
Neil's grounder back of second
base but tipped too late to
force Becquer at second. Chris
ley was credited with a hit,
the 55th by Washington pinch
hitters this year.
Faye Throneberry batted for
Ossie Alvarez and fouled to
Carey. The chance for a big in
ming expired when Valentinetti
famed.
Lemon opened the bottom Of
the eighth with a single to left
and romped to third on Rocky
Bridges single to right. Aspro-
monte got Lemon across with
a deep fly to Mantle.
NOTES: The Yankees, who
have lost IS of their last 20
See SENATOR'S, Page B-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31
NIGHT BASEBALL

Cleveland 400 900 OF -
Kans. City O2O O2O o
Grant, MOSsi ~ and Nixon;
Carver, TOmanek (S) and
Chit.
Home runS-Cleveland, Cola
vito. Dolby. Kansas City. Lopez.
L. Angeles 900 0
S. F'nciScO 100
POdres and Pignatan0; Me-
COrmick and Schmidt.
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RaydOn SheIIed

farmland, was shelled from the
mound in the third when the
world champions registered six
runs. He absorbed his fourth
loss against seven victories.
Raydon surrender five runs
and his reliever. Bob Smith,
gave up four more in two in
nlngS. Ron Blackburn pitched
hitless ball for the last four
innings, but by that time the
Braves had built up a big bulge
padded by Torres fifth homer
and Mathews 29th.
Torres circuit blow ignited
the Braves in the second. Del
Crandall followed with a single
and raced home on Burdette's
double to the left-center fence.
Burdette UnIOads
Mathews found the range in
the third after Johnny Logan
drew a walk. A walk to Hank
Aaron led to Raydon's dismis-
sal. Smith then got the next
two batterS but issued an inten-
tional pass to Crandall.
Billy Bruton beat out an in
field chopper and then Burdette
unloaded the bags with a triple
to the centerfield fence. Red
Schoendienst's single scored
Burdette to complete the six
run inning and put the Braves
ahead 30.
The Braves added their final
run off Smith in the fourth as
Andy Pafko, batting for Yves
Covington, doubled and scored
on Torres single.
uVrrcnryn-n ,Erx ~ y,,,--
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ST. LOUIS

Totals IS 3 Totals "a s /
Ran for S. Taylor in 10th: Hit
home run for T Taylor in 10th;
3 Doubled for Jones in / 9th; Ground
ed out for Blasingame in 10th.
CHICAGO - 0lO 600 600 %
ST. LOUIS - 900 600 O01 OIL
E-Eone. PO-A-Chicago 30-lS.
st. Louis, 30-S DP-Banks to T.
Taylor to Marshall: Musial TO Blasin-
game, LoB-Chicago. 8. st. Louis, 2.
2b-Musisl CUNNINGHAM. Noren
HR-Long S-Moon. SF-Green.
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TODAY'S SPORTS
ON TELEVISION

Baseball
Baltimore at Boston, WJz-13
tBaltimore), 2 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31

7Raydon pitched TO 8 IN Sd,
Winner-Burdette $500, Loser
Raydou go
HBP-By Raydon Loganl. U-Bar-
lick. Jackowski,. Delmore, Landes. T.
2:21. A-2S.64S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31

winner-Gomsz Slid. Loser-Me-
Dewitt I2-6l.
U-Dixon. German. Burkhsrt Bog
Fes. T-2.1o A-16905
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PITTSBURGH


Totals IS l01 Totals 80 q
Doubled for Covington in 4th;
. Called out on strikes for Smith in 5th,
IPITTSBURGH 600 010 OO0-1
MILWAUKEE, 026 100 00X-9
E-Stuart PO-A-PittSburgh. 24-11:
Milwaukee. 27-16. DP-Burdette to
Logan to Tore. LOB-Pittsburgh, 3;
Milwaukee.
I3B-Burdette. HR-Torre, Mathews.
ip h er BIB so
'Raydun - . 5 5 3 . o
Smith 9 4 O
iacthurn - q o O 0
5urdette 9 10 / l l 4
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Senators Beat Yanks Again. 81;
Burdette Turns Back Pirates 81
Lew Bats In
Four Runs in
Winning 10th

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 80 (AP).
Lew Burdette beat back the
menacing Pirates today with a
double and a triple good for
four runs and an effective 10
hit pitching job that added up
to an easy 81 victory for the
Braves.
The loose-jointed right
handler, with home-run help
from Frank Tore and Eddie
Mathews, put the league
leading Braves 7la games ahead
of the runnerup Pirates once
again.
A County Stadium turnout of
28.648 witnessed Burdette's 10th
triumph, his fifth in a row. and
his ninth since the All-Star
game break.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31
LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN

Results Yesterday
Wash. 3: N. Y i
BALTIC, T; Boston ..
Detroit. 8; Chi 3
Cleve at K. c. (nD
Comes Today
N. Y. at Wash, 2
pm.
BALTIC. at BOst.
bet. at Chi.
Cleve. at X. c.
Genes Tomorrow
Baltimore at Wash
ington 90, pm
Det at x c. ~
CleVe. at Chi, t2)
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NATIONAL

Results Yesterday
Mil. 9: Pitts /
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31
Comes Todoy
Comes Tomorrow

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
HOLLY WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Guinness to Play Buddho

well taken care Of. Eddie FISH
er's income for the next three
years is repeatedly 100000.
|. :. The reason Marilyn Monroe
few back to New York for the
week end with husband Arthur
Miller was to keep q date with
her doctor. Marilyn has shed
seven or eight pounds recently,
Also, Elizabeth Taylor was
dieting when I saw her lunch
ing with her agent, Kurt Frings,
at Romanoff's. The only thing
wrong with her diet was that
she was washing the steak down
with beerl
Mel Ferrer and Audrey Hep
burn hope to spend November
at Burgenstock, Switzerland.
They have rented a lovely villa
there overlooking Lake Lucerne.
but don't get to see it too often.
They'll need the rest after COM
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