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Red SoxShade
Chicago on Hit
By Berberet

BOSTON, June 7 (P.-Lou
Berberet lined a seventh thinning
bases-loaded double into center
field today and gave the Red
Sox a 7-6 triumph over Chi
cago.
Jim Lands made a valiant
try for the catch but the sink
ing drive dropped direct in
front OF MIN and role d
through, scoring three runs.
The deciding blow came at
the expense of Early Wynn,
making his first relief appear
ance of the season after II
starts.
The White Sox gave way
grudgingly, getting one run
back in the ninth when Nellie
Fox tripled and scored on
Sherm Lollar's double near ths
top of the leftfeld wall of
winner Ike O'clock.
Leo Kiely was called from
the bullpen with one out and
retired pinch-hitter Earl Bat
tey on a foul pop to Berberet
and Bubba Phillips on a rou-
tine grounder to third.
The victory was Delock's Sec
ond in as many days in relief.
Boston filled the bases on
See RED SOX. Page C-S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
BY BURTON HAWKINS
star stan Writer

With a muscular single to
left-center, delivered with one
out in the ninth inning, Herb
Plews lifted the Senators from
the cellar to fourth place yes
terday at Grifith Stadium.
Plew's bases-loaded blow of
Vito Valentinetti scored Rocky
Bridges from third base and
gave the Senators a 4-3 victory
over the Tigers before. 6.804
customers and 5000 members
Of nearby Virginia safety pa
trolls.
Herbs smash, which would
have been at least a double
: under other circumstances,
broke a 3-3 tie which had ex-
listed since the sixth inning and
staked Truman Clevenger to
his fourth triumph against
three losses.
Bridges Starts Rally
Held hitless for the previous
51a innings by an assortment
of three Detroit pitchers, the
Senators got their winning
rally in motion when Bridges
singled to left after is batters
had been retired in order.
Ken ASpromonte sacrificed
and Julio Becquer was purpose
ly passed. When Herb Moford,
recently graduated to the Tigers
from Charleston. w, Va. where
he compiled a 60 record,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
SPORTS Car Pilot Dies
After Marlboro Spill

Steve Splitter, 81, one Of the
beSt-known foreign car me-
chanics in the East, died yes
terday of injuries received in
a race car accident at Marl-
boro Motor Raceway while
practicing for ttoday's sports
car program,
He was thrown about 30
feet from a D-Jaguar and land
ed on his head. He died about
three hours later, about 4:30
pm, at Prince Georges Hos
pital from multiple injuries.
According to another me-
chanic, Ed Brown Of New
Jersey. the accident occurred
this way:
Splitter entered a fast right
turn behind the oval little too
fast, lost control and his rear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
Giants Farm Out
kirkland and Sell
ReIiever to Tribe

SAN FRANCISCO, June Z
R.-The Giants today sold
Southpaw Jim Constable to
Cleveland and sent Willie Kirk
land. a highly-touted rookie
outfielder, to their Phoenix
farm club.
Manager Bill Rigney, hungry
for relief pitching, recalled
Paul Giel, a highlander, and
Outfielder Felipe Alou from
Phoenix.
Rigney said Kirkland, with
a PIT batting average, was 60
ing to Phoenix to "see if he
can find that strike zone again. 4"
The rookie is on the clubs
national defense list and thus
could come back without be-
ing counted against the limit
OF Is players.
Giel, former All America
halfback at Minnesota, is in
the same category.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
GRlFFS JUMP TO FOURTH
PIews' Hit in 9th
Tops Tigers, 4-3

pitched two wide ones to
Pinch Hitter Neil Chrisley, he
was supplanted by Valentinetti
Valentinetti completed the
walk to Chrisley, filing the
bases. Plews then cracked his
vital blow to break up the game
and snap the Senators three
game losing streak.
Detroit accumulated u hits
to the Senator's seven and
among them was a two-run
pinch homer by Ray Boone
when the Tigers chased Russ
Kemmerer with a three-run
uprising in the sixth.
Sievers Hits No. 10
Roy Sievers crashed his 10th
homer for the Senators of Jim
Burning and also drove across
two runs to boost his season
total in that department to 30.
The Senators went to work
on Burning with two runs in
the first inning. Plews opened
as he closed, with a single. AL
bic Pearson sent Herb to third
with a single to right. and
Plews scored when Sievers
forced Pearson. Roy contin-
ued to second base when
Shortstop Billy Martin threw
wild past first base attempting
a double play.
Clint Courtney's double to
right scored Sievers. Jim Lem
See SENATOR'S, Page C-S
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wheels hit the dirt shoulder on
the outside of the turn. He
tried to power out of the spin
and the car rolled over sideways
three times. Splitter was thrown
clear after the first flip.
His safety belt was not fas-
tened and he was wearing an
old-style helmet which has
been barred by the Sports Car
Club of America. effective
July !.
The D-Jaguar belongs to
Jim Robinson of Alexandria,
who was to codrive with Dun
can Black Of Parkton, Md. in
the featured six-hour race to-
day at 4 pm. They we're the
favorites.
Splitter was to have driven
Sea MARLBORO, Page ca
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Cavan Beats Tim Tam 8 Lengths
As Calumet Coli Finishes Lame
Giants Trim
RedIegs, 70,
Tie for Top

SAN FRANCISCO, June I
(P.-Al Worthington pitched
no-hit ball for four innings
in relief today and the Giants,
despite hitless Willie Mays, got
10 safeties for a 7-3 victory
over Cincinnati before a crowd
of 20,297.
The decision moved San
Francisco into a half -game
lead over Milwaukee, although
both teams have a 500 per-
centage. The Braves play a
night game in Los Angeles.
Mays, who was hitting ABB
going into today's game, cooled
of, although he was credited
with two runs batted in. His
batting average is still .424.
Starter Joe Nuxhall took the
loss, his third against two VIC
tories. The triumph was Worth
ington'S fourth.
San Francisco had its big
inning in the eighth, scoring
three runs on three hits, two
walks and an error. After Or
lando Cepeda and Hank Sauer
singled. Bob Schmidt hit an
easy shot to Shortstop Roy Nc
MILAN. who threw home to
get Cepeda. However, Catcher
Smokey Burgess dropped the
ball. Then Jim King singled,
scoring Pinch-runner Whitley
Eockman, and Worthington
brought in Schmidt with a sac
rif1ce fly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
By JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

STANTON, Del, June T.
Backbone. a game-running s.
year-old son of Worden II, cap
tured the 21st running of the
$32,8O Kent Stakes by a head
at Delaware Park today after
dueling with the 13-to-1 shot,
Piano Jim, from the three
eighths pole to the wire.
Jockey Walter Blum rated
BoncriSt Farms Backbone per-
fectly in the mile-and-a six
teenth feature as the winner
led all the way except for an
instant near the top of the
stretch when he was headed by
Piano Jim, owned by Walter
M. Jeffords.
About 312 lengths back of
the first two was the disap-
pointing Talent Show, the Z
to-5 favorite, owned by Mrs.
Ada L. Rice. Talent Show never
got the lead although he was
close to the pace throughout.
Edward Potter, jr.'s Plion, top
weighted with 123 pounds, fin
ished another length back in
fourth among the 10 starters,
Fourth Straight Stakes
Backbone. in recording his
fourth stakes triumph this sea-
son. and his third in a row,
carried 100 pounds. The colt
was a bit neglected despite his
fine record, which included a
triumph in the Chesapeake
Stakes at Laurel. and paid
Sl0.40 $3.50 and $40.
Piano Jim returned $l1.8O
and $40. and Talent Show
$40. Backbone ran the mile
and a sixteenth in 1:44 fat,
which was the fastest time
since 1852 when King Ranch's
High Scud was clicked in
1:421s.
Delaware Park recorded the
highest betting totals of the
current meeting when the
crowd of 23.899, enjoying more
ideal weather. wagered $1,79l.-
$50.
Backbone added $23,550 to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
ROYAL FAMILYS
SKIPPER WILL
PILOT SCEPTRE

LONDON. June 7 (P.-
The royal family's sailing
master today was named
Helmsman Of the Sceptre
in the America Cup races
of Newport. r. l.. in
September.
Commander Crab am
Mann has achieved success
sailing the Queens Dragon
and Prince Philips Blue
bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
PROBABLE
PITCHERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Detroit at washington-susce 600
VS.. Ramos t3-4D.
Kansas City al Baltimore Gear.
yer t1-ll and Mas t2-5) VS.. Porto.
carrero t4-2) and Brown (0-0).
Cleveland at New York (2)-Narle.
ski t6-4D and Grant t4-3) VS.. Kucki
AID and Maglie I'D.
Chicago at Boston t3)-Pierce t4-4'
and Donovan GEO VS.. Sisler t4-2) anc
Brewer t2-5).
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia at St. Louis (2)-Rob.
erts t5-6l and Sanford (4-5l VS.. Jack.
son t4-2) and Brosnan e6-4).
Pittsburgh at Chicago C2)-Klin,
tf-5) and Ravdon (0-2) VS.. Drabow.
sky (3-5l and Hillman C0-0),
Milwaukee at Los Angeles-Conle,
(0-4 VS. Podres (5-4l
Cincinnati at San Francisco-Law.
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Yankees Down
Tribe, s., on
Berra' S Blast

NEW YORK, June Z (P.-
Yogi Berra provided the power
today as the runaway Yankees
blasted Cleveland for the fourth
straight time, 6-3, before a
crowd of 22,262.
The squat Yankee catcher
drove in four runs. three of
them with tie-breaking home
run in the sixth inning. That
was all the league-leaders and
Whitley Ford needed. ?
The lefthanded pitcher was
reached for 10 hits but he went
all the way for his sixth
straight victory and his seventh
of the season. He has lost two.
Lefty Don Mossi (4-5) was
the victim of Yogi's game
winning blow. The score was
2-all until the Yanks broke
loose for four runs in the sixth.
HarrelI Opens Gate
Shortstop Bill Harrell opened
the gate for the Yanks by boot
ing Mickey Nantes grounder.
Bill Skowron followed with a
single to center. Then Yogi
clouted the ball into the right
field stands. 1t was his eighth
homer.
Rocky Colavito leaped high
in an effort to snare the ball.
He not only didn't get it but
toppled backward over the
four-foot wall and disappeared
from view.
After two men got on base
with one out In the same in
ming, Mossi was replaced by
Hoyt Wilhelm. Andy Carey
lashed a single to left, scoring
Body RlchardSon from second.
Tribe Opens Scoring
Cleveland got the first run
of the game in the fourth on
Chico Carrasquel's walk, a balk
by Ford and Harrells single to
left. The Yanks came back
with two in the same inning
on Tony Kubek's walk, Nantes
single, a sacrifice fly by Berra
and Elston Towards force out.
Roger Maris' homer-his 9th
of the year-tied the score in
the fifth and set the stage for
Yogi's heroicS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

Observation-Disclosures Az. Loser
-Nuxhall t2-3).
PB-Burgess. U-Jackowski, Landes,
DelmoIe and Barlick. T-2:26. A.
20.297.
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SAN FRANCISCO
CINCINNATI

Totals 80 9 3 Totals 80 z 10 8
Singled fer Thomas in 9Th: 2
Fouled out for Taussig in 9th; 3 Walked
for Acker in 18th: Ran for Sauer in
Sth: Fouled out for Mcmillan in 9th,
CINCINNATI 100 02O O00--3
SAN FRANCISCO = DOL Ill 03x--7
E-Temple. Nuxhall, Burgess. PO-A
Cincinnati, 24-10i San Francisco,
27-13 DP-Nuxhall to Mcmillan to
Bilko; Bressoud to Spencer to Cepsda;
Temple to Bilko: Sauer to Thomas
LOB-Cincinnati. 5: San Francisco, s.,
2b-Burgess. Cepeda Bell. Mcmillan,
Bilko. S-Nuxhall Temple. SF-Mays,
Tpmnle Worthfpofap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
NIGHT BASEBALL

Milwaukee - 900 0
Los Angeles - OIL
Burdette and Crandall; Kou-
fax and RosebOrO.
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Blum Likes Mount

In describing the Kent, Joc-
key Blum said: Hes a real
game horse. / wanted to go to
the front and it worked out
that way Piano Jim got a head
in front at the three, sixteenths
pole but I still had plenty of
horse left.
my wife is expecting any
day now and this will help to
buy Shoes"
Bill Hartack. who had a hand
in the $704.40 daily double Il
and 8, riding Pomposity. the
second winner, at $3.50, denied
reports that he had severed
connections with Calum e
Farm.
Roy Dever's Bremerton
started the liberal double re-
turn by capturing the first race
by a nose from High Affair,
the 6-to-5 choice. Bremerton,
making only his second start,
paid $71.20 straight. Jockey
Robert Dever. a cousin OF the
owner. rode the rank outsider
Hartack. who cancelled his
mount on Tuscanaway in the
Kent. said he would be riding
at Belmont Monday and at
Monmouth for the balance OF
the week.
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TODAY'S SPORTS
ON TELEVISION
Baseball

Kansas City at Baltimore,
WJz-13 CBaltimore), 2 pm,
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FavOrS Right Leg

Meanwhile, Tim Tam did not
seem to be in excessive pain but
favored his right leg when he
moved. The colt definitely was
of his feed.
Pete Anderson, a 26-year-old,
run-of-the-mill jockey from
southampton, L. l., was the
happy young man who rode
Cavan to one of the most sur
prising upsets in many years.
Anderson, who earned the
mount a week ago when he and
Cavan made up Is lengths to
win the Peter Pan Handicap.
is just about the only nom
Irishman in the Cavan retinue.
O'Connell, the 66-year-old
Boston flnancier who owns the
colt, is a nephew Of the late
Cardinal O'Connell of Boston
and a former football and base
ball player at Holy Cross in
the days before World War I.
His mother was born in County
Cavan. Cavan's trainer, Tom
Barry, is a native of Ireland
who broke into racing as an
amateur rider there before he
came to the United States in
1880.
First Irish Winner
Cavan deserves the appela-
ton of Irish aristocrat for he
is by Mossborough, a son OF
the unbeaten Nearco, and his
dam is Willow Ann. an out
standing mare. Nearco also s
the sire of Nasrullah. Cavan is
a beautiful chestnut red like
the "shanty Irish" Silky Sulli-
van, but the aristocrat can run.
1t was the second straight
! Continued on Page c., Col. 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
TALENT SHOW, rs, THIRD
Backbone Wins Kent
As Fovorite Fails

his bank account. which has
been mounting steadily since
he hung up his first stakes
triumph at Laurel in April.
The chestnut colt has now
earned $85.415 this year in 10
races.
His two other stakes victories
were registered in the Lincoln
Downs Hartford Handicap and
the Suffolk Downs Stakes.
Christopher J. Devine, Wall
Street f1nancier, who owns Bon
crist Farm. purchased Shooting
High, the dam of Backbone,
when she was in foal to Wor-
den II in England although she
gave birth to the colt in this
country. Worden II won the
Washington, D. c.. Interna-
tional in 1858.
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44,o25s See
Big Upset
In Belmont
BY CHARLES M. EGAN
Sports Editor Of The star

NEW YORK. June Mill
lions, of words were written
this spring about the wrong
Irish horse-a sort Of "shanty
Irish" colt from California
named Silky Sullivan, who
Topped in both the Kentucky
Derby and Preakness.
But Joseph E. O'Connell's
Cavan, a real Irish aristocrat
who was foaled in the Ould
Sod and named for a county
over there, made up for all
that today when he thwarted
Calumet Farms bid for a third
Triple Crown by running away
from Tim Tam in the Goth run
ming of the Belmont Stakes.
Tim Tam, winner Of the Derby
and Preakness, finished lame.
Cavan won this $1l4,6O0 race
by six widening lengths from
Tim Tam, who had been
backed down to 3 to 20 by the
crowd Of 44,025, most Of whom
believed him a cinch to become
the ninth Triple Crown win
ner and the first since Cita-
ton won 10 years ago.
Lost Ground Steadily
Tim Tam. who lost ground
steadily in the last quarter and
appeared to pull up in distress.
had enough stamina left to
finish 5 lengths ahead of C. v.
Whitney's Flamingo, who ran
last in the field of eight dur
ing most of the mile-and-one
half grind.
Nasco, a full brother of Bold
Ruler and Eddie Arcaro's rather
forlorn hope for a seventh Bel
mont Stakes triumph, finished
fourth, three-quarters of a
length behind Flamingo. After
him came Chance It Tony.
Martins Rullah. Saferris and
Page Seven, in that order. They
were the ones who provided all
the early excitement as each
OF the first four finishers was
held back of a rather slow
pace.
Tim Tam's jockey, Ismael
Valenzuela. dismounted at the
clubhouse turn and his limping
mount was taken back to his
barn in an ambulance. Calumet
Trainer Jimmy Jones. another
mighty disappointed man. i'm
medlately ordered X-rays to
determine if a sesamoid bone
had been broken. Jones feared
that one Of the two small bones
(seSamoids) was broken or that
there was a bruise high IN
on the hoof.
However. DR.. William N.
Wright after viewing the X
rays said he did not believe that
any bones were broken and
expressed the opinion that the
llgaments surrounding the sesa-
mold were torn. More X-rays
were scheduled and DR.. Wright
said he would not be able to
tell exactly what was the trou-
BILE with Calumet's priced colt
until tomorrow.
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LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN


Results Yesterday
wash 4; Det.. 3
N. Y, &: Cleve., 3
K. c., b Baltic, =.
Boston, :; Chi g.
Games Today
Det. at Wash, .
pm.
Cleve at N. Y (2l.
x c. at BALTIC 90
Chi. at Bost. t2)
Games Tomorrow
Chi. at Wash, 6
pm.
Cleve at BALTIC. tn)
Det at Boston fn)
(Only games
scheduled,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

l Grounded out for Burning in 4th:
? Hit homer for Morgan in 9Th
3 Walked for CleyenEer in 9th.
DETROIT 600 OO3 600
WASHINGTON - 20l 600 OOl-4
E-Martin. Po-A--Detroit. 25-10:
Westminster, a7-ll zone out when
winnlne run scored DP-Cleyenger
Detroit. 10: washinpton. $.
2b-Courtney. Kaline BRIDGES
Harris, Maxwell. s-Aspromonte.
Cunning $500 y 3 J & ? s. 5
MoforG - 81 4 / ] > .
x ysIs9 7siTst = g. / 9 9 9 8
winnsr--cisvenEe C4-3l. Loser
Moford f0-11.
wP-Bunnins. U-Honoehick, Soar.
umont. Summers A-6,so4. t. AZ.
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NATIONAL

Results Yesterday
Pitts. s. Chi. &
Phila IS: ST. L., q
s. r, =; Cincin.. 3
sMilw at L A tn)
Last niEht's game
not included In
STANDINGS.
Games To-day
Phila. at ST l. f2l
Pitts. at Chi 80.
Nilw. at L. A.
Cine. at 8. p.
Games TemorTow
Cincin. at San P
/ only game SEIZED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06

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slavenski narod nasoj naseobni svi nas prijate.
Proslava odrzaje u novom Hrvatskom Parhu, IVA
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Srda6oa hva|a ma hjepin, dopnoosa Croatian Centru
! priznanju ojegovu Tajniku Uredniku Zajedoicara

vatsk); brat Milan Vranes g podpredsjednik odbor-
mix bivsi predsjednik Croatian Centra brat Joseph
Bella ime Izvrsnog Odbora HB.Z; brat Milan skrtic
ime Gavnog Odbora Zajednice brat Joseph zalac
ime odbora Glavne Porote. Glavn govornk e bio mas
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On je odrzao majstorsK govor znacaju vaznost
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice vekoj ulogi urednika
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stranog svijeta. Zakucnu rijec je imao (izim
cara) moi dobr prijatej, brat Martin Krasit glavn
blagajnk H. B. Zajednice. Moi kolega engeski ured-
Mix brat Stephen F. Brich, bio je stooravnate koju
je duznost vrlo dobro zveo mnogo zaduzio sv-
sto je svecanost ucinio. - Hvaa, kolega
Najjepsa dirlivija tocka programa je ba nastup
nase poznate omladnske grupe Pittsburgh Junior Tam,
buritzans pod vodsvom svoga direkora, brata Johna
Gregurica.
Ovoliko, da pak ukazemo ma znacaj ovog sveeanog
banketa. Potanje &c stvar opsat i pravoj sic pri
kazati mas koega brat Brkich engles1i.
Sa ovom priredbom, priznanjem postovanjem, sto
mi tako lijepo oda brojni prjatelj svh strana,
moi Izvrsni Odbor, namjestenici glavnom uredu
lkom broju izim malih iznmki odbor Ujednjenih Od-
sjeka, nasi svesni delegati Pttsburgha okolice po
rotnci 81. odbornci casnici Zajednce sv cd reda
to duboko dirnulo, da je tesko bio uzdrzat
Sestre brace, svma wanna srda6na hvala i mole
iskreno postovanje. Prznajem da imam ce-
mu j zahvaliti posto ovakovo prznanje postovanje
rjetko kome, tako odlcn lijepi naein dae. ia
to mnogo cijenin postujem to mi je zivotu MAJ
VEGA cast plaza ponos.
Rekao sam, da wanna svom narodu bio VIE
petnaest godina, kao urednk Zajednicara. Lo-
jalan mojoj Zajednici lojalan mojim prateljima mo-
narodu. Nikada nikoga nsam izdao iii iznevjerio
i radio sam, zalagao najgorim casovi-
ma borbe Cast priznanje moga naroda i nase Ia
jednice. Tako Gu vjeran ostati do zadnjeg casa
moga zvota.
Dobar je moi narod prema svakom covjeku,
koji posteno iskreno suz, sto je pokazao ovom
zgodom. JOS jednom svima wanna, sestre brace srdac
hvala mole postovanje. - Vas odan Philip W.
kelich, hrvatsk urednik "a ajedncara.