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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.
HAYWOOD GARDENS
APIS. FURNISHED-VA.

ALEXANDRIA, downtown-s75 to
$50 80. all utils incl. Call TIE. g.
$3.50 between 10 q m. and 8 pm.
ARL.--2 bedrms.. liv. rm., kit. and
bath; 500 with utils min
d. c.. Pentagon. ia. 2-S254
ARL. = MISSIONER = Attr, we'll
furn. bedrm,, liv. rm, din. kit,
bath. Mod bldg. sos. IA. g
gdbJ.
ARL.--Lovely, clean 1-bedrm, apt.
Must see to apprec.; excel. loo /;
Si10. KE. $4,000, IA. 5000.
ARL., l4ll N, Rolfe-l -bedrm
apt; 500, utils. incl: nicely
furn. bus lines; 10 Minis. Pen
.agon. ia. 7-sl23, OIL. 6-4477,
ARL.-2 or 3 bedrm. duplex: ia
baths; gas h.-w.h. fenced I'd.
nice furn, $40 mo. ia. 2-2l65
ARL. -Attractive vell-furn. bedrm t,
living rm. din, kit, BATH modern
bldg, SOS. ia. 2-ls90: IA. 4-63a7
ARL.. N.-Lee. l-bedrm.. apt bldg &.
3 closets, attrac. furn. Near shop
and bus. S94. ia. s-5sss
BRIARCLIFF MANOR-Newly furn.
and decor. ] bedrm. apt, Minis.
DC. Mr.. Fl Mver and bus stop.
$50 incl. utils IA. 5-1654.
PVT. HOME, / lge bedrm. apt.
all utils furn,; ldry.; work. cple
S76 mo-: child care. JE. 2-0S29.
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES

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CHAN. MODEnN ROOMS. viii
and Without private bath maid
~ ass's 20, .sssaAscs o. no s.sioi' -
sLEgP on roam MATTRESS
wake W 70 mualc, clock radio
~. rsisrs sFiill tI-ss each *
sISoLg on DoupIE FRONT nm
Win nfepla, pvt, bath and balcony
perch efeFiQokine hoct creei
faTk. 1850 irving q, nv,
EMBASSY sECTION-eiag n ST
Quiet, Comfortable, DBL, agla.i
maid, hi, privl SPECIAL sum
AER RATES co, b-fld5..
toe RANDOLPH sT,-Dedrm, ans
H'ny-.Sgs. WIN H' P"''''s''
lass R0xANNA ND. N.w.-sinsl,
room. pft bath, conv, tfanap. Cal
Tor Appt., ia, N-10ab,
ROW. nousE-Elsvatof. maid
=, f.slls . ,sl9enrpi i'm, WI py,
WALTER REEb uo.=ssR. %
To, s-pAh3 alter B pm.
THE WESTMINSTER
18th 81, NV. 1907 no. e-07st
TV, lobby, elevator, maid service
running water every fm,. daily, 81
up. wkly fNb0 up.
Hinalen--Doublen
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Brothers Furniture Co,
LOOK AT THESE VALUES

LOOh Al THESE VALUES!
Reg. $iss.5O S-pc. bed
rm. suite $4,000
Reg. $500 2-pc. sleep
erette suite $500
Reg. $l99.50 3-pc. mod
ern bedroom 800
Reg. $3.50 5-pc. dinette
suite $500
Reg. $s0s.s5 2-pc. Sec
tional sofa - 1850
Reg. $259.50 3-pc. living
room suite 80 5000
Reg. $l4.95 table lamps 3.94
Reg. $9.95 boudoir lamps 1877
Reg. $99.50 sofa bed $500
Reg. SLABS cocktail
tables 3.97
Reg. SLABS step tables 3.97
Reg. $199.95 famous tele-
vision 1900
Reg. $l49.95 nous
washers $500
Reg. 1929 famous refrig-
orators -. 1900
Reg. $685. maple bunk
bed 80 $500
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ROOMS FURHIsHED-N.W.

CLEVELAND PK.-well furn. I'd a.
cor. rm. mr.. bath, shwr Det. home
Maid svc.; man; S45. EN-. 3-037l
CONN. AVE, 271i-Large. modern
attr. furn. corner studio rm, DE
2-4145. rs
DUPONT CIR.--Nice rms, s7 wk.,
up; some with hot plate and re-
far. mod. baths. 2014 P st. NV.
QUE ST. NV l756-"The Ken
merit; unusually nice; redee.
single rooms; 81 and IS wk.
SHERRIER PL. NV, 5O58-Furn
or unfurn.: paneled nm, pvt, bath,
pvt. entr.: man. WO. 6-S07S.
UPPER NV. = Attractive single
room next to phone and bath
Quiet adult home. RA. 6-6260.
WYO. AVE. MANSION, sgle.. pvt.
b.: newly furn. Use Steinway; ar
tistic home; S35 mo. Do. 7-31S3
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POULTRY AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
ROOMS lURE-MD..VA.

ARL. N.-Roon for young profess
Sional or business man; home pri-
vileges; refs. KE. s-b43l.
NICELY FURN. FRONT-Pvt. entr.
Convenient transp. AP. 7-1940.
ARL., N.-Lge. attrac. rm. for
empl. adults. Lge. closets. pvt. bath.
IA. 1889 after 400 pm.
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS, APIS. TO SNARE

ARL., N.--0irl to share 5-rm.
apt, with another sirl: COW. TO
Hecht's, everything. ia. 7-5620.
W HYATTsvI4LE-0irl TO share
attractive apt. with another girl;
COW; reas, WA. 7-1l53 after 8.
GIRL to share apt. with another
girl. telephone in rm.; all priv
ileges: sos mo. JU. 9-2l26.
DESIRE ANOTHER GIRL to share
After $50. be. s.i3es.
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ssA D ST. Sc, near MINI, ave =
incl. util. ia. s-3102 aft. Sis,
Sos. SO. newly painted. ,Iiv rm.,
bedrm. kit, bath Vac. See Mgrs
Apt. B. 1888 Columbia I'd. NV
CORNER APT, cd A.. 1913 Z. Cap
itol; $50. Call II. 1915 or MA.
S-5S63.
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MlscTlLAnEoUs WANTED

ANTIQUE sILvERWAnI, lssslTIi
lass wisconsin ave NO 7.010o
nEDno0M, dinlng rm.. contents Of
home, cAah. We Do moting, htnl-
aEsi feaionabls rates. IA p;sns7
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APIS. FUREIsHED-MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD. - Efhciency
apt, air-cond., furn.; 500 mo.
Avail. June 10. Call Mr.. THOMP-
SON, OIL. 6-7s0O.
COLMAR MANOR--Lge. enc. apt.
with kit, pvt. bath and entrance,
utilS. incl: $40 mo. 1912 Both
ave WA. 1929.
HYATTsVHLE-6l 90 49d pl., 3 Ice
rms. and bath. pvt. entr, ofistreei
park. wash, utils incl, $40 mo
Adults only. WA. 7-S964.
RIvERDALE-Entire LIST a. 8 Ice
attr. rms. bath, priv. entr.; quiet,
cool; adults. WA. 7-7243.
SEAT PLEASANT, Md, SIS 10th
St rooms, kitchen and bath.
Pvt. entrance: utils. fuTn. Ss5 mo
RE, 5-6404
SILVER SPRING, Z, blk. Ga. ave
bus. / blk. Colesville I'd, rms,
kit, Adults, JU. 9-.s2H.
SILVER SPRING-Sub-le for Q mo.
/ bedrm. liv. rm., kit. and bath /:
quiet location; lovely surround
ingS; S1l2 incls all utils Call
weekdays between Q am, and 5
pm, JU. 9-s0S1.
TAKOMA PIX. : 2-rm. apt, S55.
Bus; sunny. clean; wooded dist.
Adults only. 1920 Carroll ave.
FRONT APT.-Adjoining bath. End
floor. Nicely furn. AP. 7-1940.
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thrash REMOVED
Yards, bsmts. cleaned. Free estss
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nv REPAIRS. free estimates; day,
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I year. ia. g.7992.
HORNER q son. painting. paper.
hanging, roofing, -plastering. Free
estimates RIA. 6-3s34, RA. 3-372e
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BEACON APIS. 1901 calvert q
nW.-EleV 3 bedfma, W. rm.
sIHs 'T ma ~ ss..sssg s S''A' balcony
cArIrQL niLl, lie ssrgoNH,
pAvls CO. hssa < s,'' az "a
CONN. AVA, -Klsy. BLDG. i.bedFm. !
Nv, Tm,, din, kit, bath, foyer, y
closets, 800 plus utlia. NO, 1-o0eai
CONN. Avn. lao5-Bsdrm, Twins
lmg klt, disposal air eond. DE-
bI, ONT cIRcLE AREA-i-bed.
fm. apt, IN lafge apt hldm,i newly
decorated. convenient nv, To-
eatlnn. Cal managef until 7 Pm,
| ~, I.dtNu.
FoO0Y BOTTOM, a6i7 Eye ~. nv,
= expos. 81. s.Saao, W. s-sbia,
oKoRQEfowE-2-esqrm apt, y
apt bldg, TX. a-onb0 for add
tlonal information,
GEORGETOWN : hsdFms,. mod
III, diahwasher, lovely apt BIDS
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'sssouRi AVE-, NV. as bed
Mod apt blds,i $40, OF, e-a070
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s ssdi a., a.. . ssn ADJ Rppls . WIZ
o. 03 TRACY CO. w. s.s6ei.
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soMERsEr n. NV, itos--i bed
rm, apt. redee, COW, trantp
i Tm'i ~ sbsd bsts sos 50 Key via is
S SHs,!G IA sPsysP .d n n, es q
ONE. YEAR LEAsEl ggar. Asain..
rent lnereasesi Eood LEGATION; y
: and . bedrm. ants 10, s.0ibs,
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Modern Mount bids: i Va.
S sna mel Win 6fsnd-nsS Y.
S By res s m S1nu't o. eail III. s.icsc
orr THOMAS CIRcLE-Llv. rm,
uI0NW ne kANH N8hNs
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itia 4 ST. N.w,-pesirabls and
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18Th ST. N.w,-Excei paneled
bachelor apt n you are looking
for something out Of the ordinary,
this b ~ s15 mo, Avail immeo.
Ise3 SUMMIT PL. N,w.-i bedrm {,
blds. Gross vent. no. e-eli6.
1iSl 9Th. ST. S.E., Apt. 4-fse
bedrm.. liv. rm., dinette, kit. and
bath, refer and stove: auto. gas
heat. REDEC. Only SIS mo. Key
Apt. A. Inspect or call CO. D.
ATTRAc.. SPACIOUS NV, APT.
2 bedrms., foyer, fun din. I'm.
Ice. closets, scr. pch,. air-eond
after + D m. no. 2-sa36,
18th ST. Sc. $500 rms, d.
nette KIT and bath. $50. so. Key
at $40 18th, apt ). FLOYD
DAVIS CO.. 1899 X ct. NV. MA
s-O352.
1854 D ST. Sc, near MINI. ave =
. rm., kit, din, bath. S61 30,
incl. util. ia. S-3102 aft. 5;l5.
Sos. so. newly painted. ,Iiv rm,
bedrm. kit. bath Vac. See Msrs
Apt. B. 1888 Columbia I'd. NV
CORNER APT, cd A.. 1913 Z. Cap
itol; $50. Call Ii. 7-62lo or Ma
s-7Sfi3. .--------
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bath, S55 mo. Mr.. Yount, FRANK
s. PHILLIPS, INC. pI. 7-l4ll.
WALK TO WORK, 9 biks. 70 Wood;
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bath, S6S; 4 rms, kit and bath,
$50. In the well-kept 64-unlt
elev. bldg. THE PLYMOUTH, 1895
18th ST. NV.
4et z. CAPITOL ST. rms. KIT,
and bath; completely redee.; 500
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Apt. 1. Inspect or call CO, 5-6s22,
3e2O sth ST. NE. Apt. Tive
rms, dinette. kit. and bath. Rk-
DEC. Refgr. and stove; new lino-
ieum; only $3.50 mo. incl. heat
and h. " OPEN. Inspect or can
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Evening star., 1958-07-13
Bert Rechichor
Goes to Cords

BALTIMORE. July IL tR.-
Bert Rechichar, one of the top
field goal kickers in the coun-
try. has been traded by the
Baltimore Colts to the Chicago
Cardinals for a future draft
choice.
Rechichar. 28-year-old half
back from Tennessee, kicked
the longest field goal-56 yards
lin 1858 against the Chicago
Bears in his first attempt as
a professional. He was voted
the most valuable player in the
Vests 1910 victory in the 1857
Pro Bowl after kicking four
field goals.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

SAN FRANCISCO, July II
R.-Rookie Orlando Cepeda
smashed his second game-win-
nlng home run in as many days
as the Giants beat Milwaukee,
5-3. today and moved within a
half-game of the league-lead-
ing Braves.
A crowd of 22,806 saw the
Giants triumph behind the
ten-hit pitching of Johnny An
tonelli in the first of a three
game series.
Milwaukee's runs all came on
homers, a solo smash by Joe
Adcock in the second inning and
a two-run blow by Hank Aaron
in the sixth.
San FranciSco's five-run out
burst in the fifth, capped by
Cepeda'S 400-foot homer into
the rlghtf1eld bleacherS with
two runners on base, more than
made up for the southpaw's
gopher balls.
1t was Warren Spahn's sixth
defeat compared with his 10
victories.
The standing room only
crowd swelled the attendance
for 40 playing dates here to
1884, ,408. surprising the Giants
total attendance of 1923 al
the polo grounds last year.
Antonelli struck out four and
walked two in going the dis
tance to record his ninth VIC
tory against seven setbacks.
In the fifth. Danny O'Con-
nell and Antonelli singled,
Felipe Alou was called out on
Evening star., 1958-07-13
PROBABLE
PITCHERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Kansas City at WASHINGTON t21--
UarvG tS-5b and Terry f5-7l vs.
ascuaI t4-4l and Romonosky tO-01.
Chicaso at New York t2) Moore
i5-3l and Pierce 1851 vs.. Larsen
"a - and Shantz f5-3).
Detroit at Baltimore t2l-FoytscE
t6-SD and Susce il-0l VS.. O'Del
ts-9l and Beamon u-0l.
c-veland st .oston-MeLish t6-5l
vs. Brewer t3-7).
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia at Chicago t2l-Sim-
mons f6-Sl and Meyer u-1) vs.. Briggs
t2-0b and Hillman u-0l.
Pittsburgh ct st. Louis t2)-Raydon
t3-3) and Witt f2-1) vs.. Brosnan
f7-6D and Mcdaniel t5-5l.
Cincinnati at Los Angeles t2l-New-
eombe 1-s) and Nuxhali (5-4D vs..
Williams f4-3l and Labine 1922
Milwaukee at San Frsnciseo-Willey
CID Vs. Worthington (S-D.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

CHICAGO. July 10 (P.-Ray
Semproch, 27-year-old fresh
man righthander, today became
he first National League pitcher
to win IL games as he hurled
the Phillies to a 1872 victory
over the Cubs.
Semproch scattered nine hits
as the Phillies, breezing after a
four-run first inning. posted
their ninth win in the last II
games.
The Phillies pounded 16 hits
against four Cub pitchers, with
Evening star., 1958-07-13
Semproch Wins No. II
AS PhiIs Better Cubs

Dick Drott taking his seventh
loss. Richie Ashburn paced the
Phils with four straight hits
after drawing a game-opening
walk.
Dave Philley's double and
singles by Solly HemuS. Harry
Anderson and Ted Kazanski
marked the first-inning out
burst. A five-run splurge in the
ninth made it a runaway.
Ernie Banks hit his 23d
homer for the Cubs in the first.
PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO
Evening star., 1958-07-13
ROCKIES HOMER NARROWS RACE
Cepedo Lifts Giants
Over Braves, 5-3

strikes, but the bases were filed
when Daryl Spencer drew a
walk. Willie Mays fly to deep
center brought in O'Connell.
Ray. Jablonski singled home
Antonelli and then Cepeda
unloaded his 18th homer into
the rightf1eld bleachers near
the flag pole.
Cepeda returned to the
lineup yesterday after a hitting
slump put him on the bench
and his 12th-inning homer
beat Cincinnati. IA.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
Yanks WaIIOp
Tribe, 100, in
Weird Game

NEW YORK, July IL (R.-
The Yankees walloped Cleve-
land. 100, today in a bizarre
game interrupted three times
by rain. played under protest
by the Indians. and capped by
Herb Scores first appearance
against the Yankees since his
almost tragic accident IA
months ago
The victory, coupled with
Chicago's two victories over
Boston, boosted the Yanks' lead
over the Red Sox to 12h
games-their biggest margin
Of the season.
Highlighting the Yanks'
fourth victory in the fivesgame
set with Cleveland were Andy
Carey's two homers, good for
five runs, and a brilliant relief
job by Art Ditmar, who blanked
the Indians without a hit in
the 42s innings he pitched.
But it was Score and Gil Nc
Dougald who provided the high
drama for the players and the
1882 fans on this rainy, mug
gy. long afternoon.
It was the sore-armed pitch
er's first effort since June ID.
Fans McDOugald
Ironically, the first batter to
face him was McGougald and
he struck him out on a curve
ball. It was Gil's line drive
smash to the face that almost
cost Herb the sight in his right
eye in Cleveland, May Z, 1857.
Score was through with base
ball for the season.
This year he has been
plagued with arm trouble. The
25-year-old southpaw injured
his salary shoulder April 80 and
pitched only three innings
after that. Until today he had
hurled only 33 innings, yielded
81 hits and had a % record.
He entered the contest in
the fifth inning with the Yam.
KEGS leading 40, the field
soaked and dark clouds hang
ing low over the stadium.
Herb pitched three scoreless
innings before going out for a
pinch-hitter in the eighth. He
famed five. all on curve balls,
gave up single to Elston How
ard and walked McDougald the
second time he faced him.
Ferrarese, MOssi Blasted
In between the rain storms,
the Yankees sewed up the
game with two runs each in
the first and second innings
off starter Don Ferrarese and
six runs in the eighth of Don
Mossi. fourth and last Cleve-
land hurler.
Carey's two-run homer in
the second and his three-run
blast in the eighth were the
big blows of the Yanks' nine
hit assault.
Ditmar (4-D was given
credit for the victory although
he relieved Rookie Zack
Monroe in the fifth with the
Yanks ahead. 40, two men on
base and one out. Art sue
ceeded Monroe after two time
outs for rain.
The official time Of the game
was 1853 but the three timeouts
alone totaled hour AZ min
utes. They were for II. 81 and
So minutes. In addition the
lights were turned on at 1892
pm.
Manager Joe Gordon an
nounced he was playing the
game under protest after play
was resumed following the Sec
ond timeout. This happened in
the fifth inning when Bobby
Avila came to bat with two on
and two out. Rocky Colavito
had Just flied out in a pinch
hitting role.
AS Avila stepped to the plate,
Rocky told him it was too
slippery in the batting box to
keep his footing. Gordon came
out, the arguments began and
the umpires called back Cola
vito from the bench. Rocky
and Umpire Hank Soar got
See YANKEES. Page ca
Evening star., 1958-07-13
GoIIont Man Wins;
Round TobIe End

MGLEwOOD, Calf. July Il
B.-Gallant Man closed fast
to defeat Eddie Schmidt by hall
a length in the sl62.l00 Holly
wood Gold Cup Handicap be-
fore a roaring crowd Of $4,000
at Hollywood Park this after
noon.
Seaneen was third in the fielc
of flve as Gallant Man, carry
ing i3O pounds. turned on q
tremendous burst Of power In
the run to the finish line. Ed
die Schmidt got a 20-pound
weight concession and Seaneen
carried 1l8.
Jockey Willie Shoemaker. on
his way TO his third straight
riding victory in the Gold Cup,
had to give Gallant Man a bit
Of urging. but 1t was enough to
win and earn 100000 for
Owner Ralph Lowe. Texas oil
man.
The time for the mile and q
quarter was 2:0l3S and Gallant
Man paid $3.50. $2.20 and $2.1O.
Eddie Schmidt, ridden by Alex
Maese. returned $3.50 and $2.10.
while Seaneen, whose jockey
was Willie Harmatz. also paid
$2.l0 to show.
Race Closer Than Expected
This was Gallant Mans first
race since he whipped Bold
Ruler in the Metropolitan Han
dicap at Belmont Park, June
IA, and was another race in
his campaign for the horse-of-
the-year honors which he lost
to Bold Ruler in 1857.
1t was the little 4-year-old's
first appearance in the West
since he won the first race of
his career at Hollywood Park
as a 2-year-old on June 10, 1856.
Gallant Man was flown from
New York last Sunday. The l2-
hour trip. and getting accli-
mated in such a short space of
time. caused some concern to
See GALLANT MAN. Page C-5
Evening star., 1958-07-13
CHICAGO

Totals 40 l2 rs 70 Totals IS 2 2 2
/ Grounded out for Henry In 7th:
Popped out for Hobb'e In 9th.
PHILADELPHIA 400 01G 025-12
CHICAGO 200 600 600 Q
E-Hemus Ashburn PO-A-Phila-
delphia. 27-9; Chieago 27-13. DIP
r. TAYLOR to Banks to Long, Dark to
T. Taylor. 70 Long. Hemus TO Fernandez
Chlcaso. s
2b-Philley Ashburn. Lepata. Kaz
ansh. Thomson. HR-Banks.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
Tigers Rally Tops Senator'S 81;
Big Effort Upset Victor in Oaks
Rain Eruses
Bid by Griffs
In 9th Inning
BY BURTON HAWKINS
star stan Writer

The Senators were making
threatening ninth-inning ges-
lures yesterday at Grifhth Sta
dium. but a second downpour
blotted out their efforts and
gave Detroit a 81 victory in
a game which reverted to the
eighth inning.
The Tigers had nicked Tru-
man Clevenger for a run in the
ninth inning to forge ahead,
Al, but the Senators quickly
picked up a run in the ninth
when Ossie Alvarez doubled
and Bob Malkmus delivered a
pinch single.
While 1904 customers and
3.2l3 youngsters. who were
guests Of the management
whooped it UP, heavy rain
prompted Joe Paparella, plate
umpire, to call for the tar
paulin. 1t never was spread on
the infleld. The mud caked on
the sheet. plus the torrential
rain which mired the infield,
made it impossible.
Long Delay Earlier
The game had been inter.
rupted for 81 minutes in the
eighth inning. with much time
being consumed spreading dirt
around after that shower in
order to make the field play.
able.
The ninth inning, which in
eluded a run and three hits
by the Tigers and a run and
two hits by the Senators. was
erased from the records. So
was the first appearance at first
base Of Ed Fitzgerald. who
played the ninth inning there
but not officially.
Thus the Tigers scoring Of
f1cially was jammed into the
NTH inning. when they scored
the three runs that counted,
with Ossie Virgil igniting the
rally against loser Hal Griggs
with a home run.
Morgan Effective
Tom Morgan, second of three
Detroit pitchers. emerged with
the win, his first after four
losses. He allowed only two
hits in five innings and retired
the last IL Senators he faced
in order.
The Senators had a chance to
blow the game wide open in
the first inning when they
loaded the bases with none out.
but Herm Wehmeier extricated
himself from that predicament
nicely.
Ed Yost touched off what
loomed as an uprising with a
single to center. Roy Sievers
walked to fill the bases, but
then the Senator's attack came
to a Screeching halt.
Clint Courtney tapped back
to Wehmeier, whose toss to the
plate forced Yost. Jim Lemon
went down swinging-the first
OF his three strikeouts-and
Neil Chrisley, grounded out.
Runner Picked OF
In the second inning the
Senators started out in much
the same manner. Ken Aspro-
monte walked and Ossie Al.
varez singled to left. Aspro.
monte hating at second. While
Griggs was in the process of
attempting to sacrifice, he
missed a bunt and Aspromonte
was picked off second.
Alvarez stole second and
moved to third when Grlggs
grounded out. Yost got ossie
See SENATOR'S, Page ca
Evening star., 1958-07-13

GriggS t3-D.
WP-GTigzs (2D. U-Papareila. Stew
art, Runge and Tabacchi. T-2:54.
A-3.504
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Winner-Semproch l1l-5J Loser
Drott f4-7D.
wP-semproch U-Bariiek. Jaekow-
ski Landes, Delmore. T-2:35. A.
17.l14.
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WASHINGTON

Flied out for Wehmeier In I'd;
7th; 3 Singled for chrisley in sth.
DETROIT 600 030 O0--a
WASHINGTON -----. 0l0 900 00--1
E-None PO-A - Detroit, 24-14:
Washington, 24-S. DIP. Boiling TO
Martin 10 Harris; Courtney 70 sievers
TO Alvarez: Aspromonte 70 Alvarez TO
sievers LoB-Detroit. 8; Wsshington.
2b---Martin, Alvarez. sB-Alvsrez.
S-Aivafez, Kuenn
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White Sox Rip
Boston Twice
On 6 Homers

BOSTON, July ~ R.-
Homers by Sherm Lollar, Jim
Lands and Earl Battey ac-
counted for all but five Chicago
runs today as the White Sox
swept a doubleheader from
Boston, IA and 1875.
The twin victories boosted
the White Sox from seventh
place into a tie for fifth.
Lollar slugged a grand-slam
and a solo homer in the
opener. Lands belted a two
run homer in the first game
and a three-run drive in the
niohtcap. Battey connected
with two mates aboard and
again with one on after inter-
mission.
SiSIer, Wilson Chased
1t was Lands who delivered
the tie-breaking blows in both
cases for the team which had
been unable to beat the Red
Sox at Fenway Park in seven
previous appearances this sea-
| son.
The White Sox chased the
ineffective Boston starters, Dave
Sisler and Rookie Duane Will
son, respectively, with first
inning outbursts. Both times the
home forces pulled even before
a crowd of 14,991.
Lands, the fleet centerfi0l1er
who has hit safely in IA of his
last Is games, homered in the
fourth inning of the opener
behind a single by Nellie Fox to
/ break a 4-4 deadlock. In the
nightcap he dissolved a SIS tie,
also in the fourth.
Jensen Stopped
Fox and Frank Malone of
the Red Sox each passed the
l00-hit mark for the season.
Fox reached 103 with a 5-for-9
afternoon while Malone went
to 101 with a 4-for-9 per-
formance.
Jackie Jensen. who entered
the twin bill riding a i7-game
hitting streak for the Red Sox,
was blanked in both ends.
Ted Williams. who received
a silver bat emblematic OF his
1857 batting championship
prior to the contests. boosted
his current mark nine points to
.319. Ted doubled and singled
twice in the opener and singled
as a pinch-hitter in the night
cap.
Dick Donovan went the dis
See WHITE SOX, Page ca
Evening star., 1958-07-13

CHICAGO. July u (R.-
Bernburgoo. a 1871 shot. put on
a blazing finish today to upset
mighty Round Table and win
the Se5.000 Warren Wright
Memorial Handicap before a
crowd Of 26.443 at Arlington
Park.
The 5-year-old bay. owned
by w. H. Bishop. picked up
$53. 300 for the victory, exceed
ing his total previous earnings
for the year.
Round Table. who appeared
to be heading toward another
easy victory after overtaking
Shoerullah at the three eighths
pole. pulled into a two-length
lead going into the stretch.
Shan Pac, Shoerullah's stable
mate then challenged but
Round Table shook him OF.
Then, apparently coming from
nowhere, Bernburgoo put on a
blazing finish and nipped
Round Table at the wire in a
photo finish.
Near Track Record
The time for the mile and an
eighth was 1:483s, one-fifth of
the Arlington Park track
record.
Round Table finished second
and Shan Pac third. Bernbur-
goo. ridden by Clarence Meaux,
paid $4,000, $3.50 and $3.4s.
Round Table returned $3.50
and 1920 and the entry of
Shan Pac-Shoerullah was $40
to show.
Johnny Longden rode Round
Table, who carried 130 pounds,
26 more than the winner.
maryland fans will re-
member Bernburgoo as the
winner Of the Laurel Spring
Handicap on the grass at S
to l last May 8. A week be-
fore that, the Bishop horse
ran fourth in the Laurel
Handicap behind Oligarchy,
See ROUND TABLE, Page C.5
Evening star., 1958-07-13

Winner--AntonelH lB-1l, Loser
SPAIN l10-6l,
u Dascoli. Donatelli. Crawford