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on Richie highway, . miles 70
ANNAPOLIS. Phone severna PIX. 9el.
BAY RIDGE-Attractive year round
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location.
over 250 Of fine waterfront is
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hoored attic New two-ear earage
with workshop. Pile-driven pier
SOUTH RIVER-Ftne waterfront
with excellent anchorage, 2-bed-
room summer cottage; IS $50.
EVA GUIDE BRANDT. Realtor
Annapolis. Nd. Colonial 1862
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COR. 5th ANDK SITS. NV.


HOO sa. 10, Of second floor space;
Freight elet., all services. Rental
$4,000 per month.
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IsS Sat1fb A vfGRdSsiA S1sErREIETTso
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FACES OPERATION NEXT WEEK
Tim Tam Will Be Retired
ToStud, Calumet Decides

NEW YORK, June IL (P.-
Tim Tam's racing days are
over. Trainer Jimmy Jones
said today. The Calumet Farm
3-year-old star will be sent to
the University of Pennsylvania
next week for an operation on
his injured ankle.
The decision was made after
Jones conferred with DR.. Will
liam o. Reed, his veterinarian
at Belmont Park. Jones also
talked on the transatlantic
telephone with Mrs. Gene Mar
key, Calumet owner. who is in
Europe.
Il have no hopes he'll ever
race again." Jones said of the
colt who won the Kentucky
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DELAWARE NOTES

at Monmouth, also will ship to
Delaware for Saturdays fea-
ture.
Mrs. Irving Gushen's Star
Rover, who ran a diSappoint-
ing 10th Tuesday in the Ocean
port Handicap at Monmouth,
has returned to Delaware,
where he has been named for
the $20,000-added Diamond
State Stakes at a mile and a
sixteenth June 81.
THE Spirit of 10" as some
of the betting gentry like to
call the 7-and-6 combination
in the daily double, clicked at
$525.80 yesterday when Little
Chains won the first race with
Joe Regalbuto up, and Adabull
the second. with Bob Corle in
the saddle.
Little Chains paid $l4.80 and
Adabull $1,000. Adabull was
a first-time starter. The 3
year-old FLY was sired by
Colonel Mike. whose offspring
have been having a fine season,
A crowd of 10.509 turned out
to bet $787,897 on the eight
race card.
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MAJOR
LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 100 or more at
bats)-Nteman, Baltimore. 1857:
Kuenn, Detroit. BAL: Mcdonald.
New York, 1886; Fox, Chicago. .32s;
Vernon, Cleveland, 1927.
RUNS-cerv. Kansas City, 3s; r Boil
ling, Detroit, 81: Mantle. New York.
80: Minoso. Cleveland. "a: Power.
Kansas City, 81.
RUNS BATTED N--Cerv. Kansas City.
as; Jensen, Boston, A: Gernert,
Boston. 30: Sievers. washington, "a !;
Minoso, Cleveland. +. Boiling, Detroit
and Skowron, New York. 20.
HITS-Fox. Chicago. o.: Malone.
So aneso. c sT1asss 81; RaeSn
DoT fsiHEs; 0K Detroit, 10; Avila,
Cleveland, Is; Malzone, Boston. IL;
Seven players tied with 10.
Jensen. Boston, IA Triandos. Balti-
more, 10: Gernert, Boston. Mantle,
New York. and Sievers. Washington,
STOLEN BAsEs-ApariciO. Chicago,
Chicago, and Minoso, Cleveland, g.;
Pilarcik. Baltimore, and wilson,
PITCHfNG biased on or more deci-
ssio3n a3 NeE York; 90 30.
Dickson, Kansas City, Al, 800;
Grayer. Kansas City and Ford. New
STRfKEOUTs-Turley. New York. IS;
asEsh%an so B' WEnn c6iearo ' snd
Pascual, Washington. 53.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING Based on 100 or more at
bast)-Musial, st. Louis, .406: Mays,
Phi Philadelp5 5' .s42; Green Gree; st. . Louis,
BAL; Cepeda. San Francisco, .336.
Ru RsSE gySeas ssn e ra cepeSs san sT
francisco, az: Skinner, Pittsburgh,
Aaron Milwaukee, and Thomas.
R iSSSsuf BsATT FL N-Thomss. Pitts.
Mays, San Francisco. ~; Cepeda.
San Francisco, Al; Spencer, San
Francisco, 81.
HI I San FRANCISCO, as. S.
Gspeds san Frsnsises 72 Bsines
20; Musial, st. Louis, SO.
DOUBLES-Hoak, Cincinnati. ~:
Aaron Milwaukee, and Mays. San
Francisco, I41 Thomson AND Moryn'
eift esbgG s snd Muss hd 81 Iais
HOME RUNS-Thomas, Pittsburgh. 10;
Banks, Chicago, is: Walls, Chicago,
Isl Mays and Cepeda, San Francisco,
STOLEN BASES-Ashkurn. Philadel-
phia, and MAYS. San Francisco, 10;
T. Taylor, Chicago, and Skinner,
Pittsburgh, s; Gillian Los Angeles
PITCHING-CBased on 5 or more
decisions --Purkey, Cincinnati, 81,
.S75; s. Mcmahon, Milwaukee, 5-1,
1913: SPAIN. Milwaukee. so, 800;
Mccormick, San Francisco, al,
500: Friend, Pittsburgh, 81, 1852.
STRIKEOUTS--JoneS St Louis, IL;
Drott. Chicago, So: AntoneIli, San
Francisco, "a. Phillips. Chicago,
PodreS. Los Angeles, and Friend.
Pittsburgh, So.
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Derby and PreakneSs. Tim
Tam missed the Triple Crown
when he broke a sesamoid bone
in the Belmont Stakes last
Saturday and finished second
to Cavan.
Hes ruined. and about all
we can do is save him for the
stud" Jones declared after
examining latest X-rays of the
right forefoot.
DR.. Reed said the operation
would be- performed at the
Veterinary Medical College of
the university. He said it
might be next Tuesday or
Wednesday, depending on how
successful they are in reduc-
ing the swelling in the leg.
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LAUREL RACEWAY
RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500: trOt;
i: !; NJ; tH.smaD goo e..e 4.ge
benny's Day tETeyl $3.50
MELVIN, Dial Tone. NibbieS Prince
Time, 2:13ls.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: pace;
Red Rain tCherri4) 1.sO $50 s.Oe
Cold Banner Lewis 500 $50
Mighty Dexter (McIntyFe) $50
Cindy's Up, Miss Wingo, Tips Son,
Billy Harris, Star Way. Time, 2:I33s
DAILY DOUBLE (2-D PAID $50
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $3.50; pace;
the Potcmae; fiTst division; / mile.
Golden Gallon (Norris) $50 $50
knight Rainbow CDaneeFl 2.40
Urbana Star, Master Pick, Yankee
star, Shadydale Peach. Belly Acres.
Time, 2:l32s.
FOURTH RAcE-Purss. $3.50:
pace; The Potomac, second division;
Ch'sey Farvell ts'n) $50 sea 2.4O
. Import Freight (Bradb'yl SEQ 2.a0
Check N Up, Son e Of RoIindA, Milfo SS
Hanover. Catch Up, Jsrrettown Scott.
Brown Star. Time. 2:l2h.
al. Simpson entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500: pace;
I mile
wise whoever tDay) $50 $50 400
DraftOn EIOise Lewis 32.2O 1910
Daydream Hanover (FleminE) 6.40
Mighty Surprise, Gorgeous Widow,
Equity Hanover, Dynamic Hanover
Martial Spirit. Time, 2:119s.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; pace;
! mile.
The Engineer tKeIly) 4.2O $40 2.6O
HedgewOOd FingO Lewis SEQ $3.50
Sure Con (CherFtx) 300
Irving GUY, Hedgewood Fingo
Solicitor General Time, 2:10is.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000
The ANNAPOLIS trot; | mile.
Silver Dancer (C'nl 81 so 81 go S.2C
. Alec Hanover DaneerD i.90 BOO
Alexandria Bay MARTINI S.2C
a Mr.. Proxy, b GAY Yankee, b Tri-
nette Hanover. Herman Soma, Jenko-
randa. Demon Girl Anna DareS. Time
2;09ss
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. 5000; pace
I mile
Wiimico WAY tG'y) A3.s0 I4.A0 7.sG
lanes r. WOIlen (Wilc'tsl 1889 ia
kinRsWay FOSTER 500
Sis Brown, JENNY L. Sandy McEllen
Or. Giles. Majors Brownie. Time
Attendance. s.sos. Mutusl handle
S921,263.
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BoldRuIer, GoIIontMon
ToDueI Again Saturday

Carter Handicap with 135
pounds, picks up the same
weight in the Metropolitan
He'll give five pounds to Gal
liant Man. who had 1913 in the
saddle when he finished thirC
in the Carter. That was hi;
first start of the year.
Hartack Stays Sharp
Yesterdays racing saw Bill
Hartack continue his brilliant
comeback at Monmouth Park
Hartack, sidelined for some
six weeks by a broken leg
added a double to the triple
he put together on the opening
day at Monmouth Park. The
YOUNGSTOWN. Pa, native won the
third with Logana at $4.40 and
the seventh with Tropic King
at $3.50.
However. the Nations cham
pion Jockey of the last three
years had to be content with
second place as Sammy Boul-
metis' booted Brookfield Farms
Irate to victory in the 6-furlons
feature. Hartack, up on Bril-
liant Gem, was beaten half g
length. Irate paid $3.50 ano
completed a double for the
stable.
Rafty ($8.70). a proven grass
specialist, won the $29,40C
Bowling Green, Handicap al
Belmont Park by a length over
One-Eyed King. Owner Ste
phen Gaddie) Sanford picked
up $18.810.
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Redskins Sign
z Free Agents

The Redskins today an
nounced the signing of two
more free agents, bringing to
26 the number of new players
under contract for the 1858
season.
Latest to sign were Len
Black, former Duke end, and
Myrel fRock) Moore. 6-foot-l,
210-pound halfback who cap
tanned the California Aggies.
Black played with Duke in
the 1856 Orange Bowl and last
year performed with Toronto
Of the Canadian League. To-
ronto gave the 6-foot-2, ZOO
pound wingman his release so
that he could sign with the
Redskins.
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Barbara Romock
Granted Divorce

RENO. June II (P1.-Bar-
bara Romack and Edward
Porter went their separate
golf1ng ways today, divorced
because their interest in golf
was too divergent.
She is the former womcn's
National Amateur champion.
He is a golf instructor at In
dian Wells, Calf, and at
Denver.
Miss Romack, whose maiden
name was restored by the di-
vorce decree. told District
Judge John Sexton that golf,
which brought them together,
caused their divorce.
They were married at Car
mel, Calf, on April Z, 1857.
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MINOR LEAGUES
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Vancouver. ! Seattle. 0,
Salt Lake City, I: Phoenix, 2.
Portland, D: Spokane, =.
San Diego, Sacramento. 9.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville, 1896; Denver, 3-1I.
81 Paul, 2: Indianapolis, A.
Omaha, q; Charleston, 3.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Havana. 40: Montreal. O-l.
Rochester, 49,: Columbus, O-6.
Toronto, SO; Miami 20.
Richmond z. Buffalo, ia In.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Memphis, As Birmingham, O-3.
Nashville 3. Mobile. o.
Atlanta II Little Rock,
New orleans. l2' Chattanooga 3,
TEXAS LEAGUE
Austin, 81: Fort Worth, O--6
Houston. 3; san Antonio, .
Dallas, 10. Tulsa. O.
victoria, z. Corpus Christi. .
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Macon, IS, Savannah, l--2.
Knoxville, &: AUGUSTA, 3.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Allentown, 10; Binghamton. 0--2
Reading, SIS; Springfield, A..
Other games postponed.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Colorado Springs, 49,, sioui
amarillo. o topeka . III iuninrsl
Pueblo, 10, DsS MnineS, l.
Alhuoueraue. s, Lincoln, =
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Stunt Show Set
For Marlboro

Marlboro Motor Raceway
stages its first Saturday night
Show of the year this week end
when the Thunderbird Hell
Drivers put on a two-hour pro-
gram of stunt driving, starting
at $50.
AS the name implies, the
stunt cars will be Ford Thun-
derbirds, one of the most ex-
pensive models ever used in
this type of show. Motorcycles
also will be put through their
PAGES.
Features of the % dangerous
events will be an 80-foot cata-
putt by a Thunderbird convert
ible onto a descending ramp
and a 40-foot ramp-to-ramp
hop through a burning hoop
by a motorcycle.
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Cords Fat Bonus
Takes Grid Star
From Missouri

ST. LOUIS, June IL (P.-
The Cardinals paid a $4,000
bonus yesterday to a teen-age
hometown outfielder. Mike
Shannon.
The 6-foot-2 Shannon, who'll
be 10 next month, attended the
University of Missouri this
year and was a star quarter
back on the freshman football
team. He will work out with
the Cards a few days before
he gets his assignment.
Manager Fred Hutchinson
watched Shannon swing in
batting practice and termed
him lone of the finest boys
have ever seen" Shannon
slammed seven home runs dur
ing practice, several of them
king-size blows.
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D'Amoto Okoys
WE'LL to Promote
Patterson Bout

NEW YORK. June IL R.-
Gus D'Amato. manager oil
Floyd Patterson, the heavy
weight champion, is willing to
have AL Well promote a heavy
weight title fight.
Well managed Rocky Mar
ciano when he was heavy
weight champion.
II received a wire from Well
in Los Angeles asking me if
would accept him as promoter
of one of two title defenses to
be made by Patterson, Dam
alto said yesterday. II answered
him yes.
D'Amato said, however, he
was unable to name the site OF
the opponent for Patterson's
next title defense.
In Los Angels, both morn
ing papers were highly opti-
mistic that the fight would take
place this summer in Los An
geleS.
Melvin Durslag wrote in the
Examiner that Patterson would
definitely meet third ranked
Roy Harris if resistance can
be overcome from our State
Athletic Commission"
Braven Dyer in the Times
said that if present plans ma
terialize the fight vii be held in
August in Memorial Coliseum.
The Examiner story said
WE'LL was having trouble get
ting a license from the COM
mission.
1--we got D'Amato'S word
that he Patterson will box
for me here" WE'LL was quoted
by the Times.
Harris, A 24-year-old ex-
soldier from Cut and Shoot.
Tex, is undefeated in %
bouts.
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By the Associated Pres,

Three of the swiftest horses
campaigning on the American
turf viii be seen in action Sat-
urday at two widely separated
tracks.
Two of them are entered in
the $50,000-added Metropolitan
Mile at Belmont Park. The
other has his eyes on sixth
place in the all-time money
winning list with victory in the
$50. 000-added Citation Handi-
cap at Washington Park.
The Wheatley Stables Bold
Ruler, unbeaten in his two
starts this season after win
ming horse-of -the-year honors
in 1857. opposes the stretch
running Gallant Man from
Ralph loves barn in the Met
ropolitan.
Seeks to Repeat
At Washington Park, where
Balmoral winds up its meeting.
E. Gay brakes Swoon'S Son
bids for his second straight CT
tation triumph under top
weight of 131 pounds. This
race also is at a mile-a dis
tance made to order for the
homebred 5-year-old son of
the Doge.
Already winner of $787, $40, a
victory would send Swoon's Son
past Armed in the bankroll de-
partment and within striking
distance of Swaps, who is fifth
with S848,900.
Bold Ruler, who won the
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Eugene Hinton Dies;
Miami Sports Editor

MIAMI, Fla, June II (P.-
Eugene H. Hinton. SO, execu-
tive sports editor of the Miami
News, died at a hospital today
apparently of a heart attack.
He Joined the News in 1858
as a copy reader after a long
newspaper career which in
cluded Is years on the Atlanta
Constitution.
On the News he rose to the
position Of chief copy editor
and last March was named
executive sports editor.
Surviving is the widow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12
King Dixon Thrown
For Political Loss

LAURENS. S. c.. June IL up.
king Dixon, fleet first-string
halfback for the University of
South Carolina, got thrown for
a loss in his attempt to tackle
a seat in the State House OF
Representatives.
Dixon ran fourth in a five
man race for three House seats
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PIRATES. IA; GIANTS, s
PITTsBURGH

Totals ~ IA Is IA Totals "a 6 s 6
l Popped out for Miller in 9Th 2
4 Ground.d un a,,t t0 for J Rrsssnid Ia on:
4 Popped out for Monzant in 9Th.
PITTSBURGH $40 O02 0O2-l4
SAN FRANCISCO - 200 02O 300 8
E. Davenport, MonZant. PO-A-
Pittsburgh, 27-7: San Francisco, 27-9.
DP-Thomas to Mazeroski to Stevens:
Spencer to BreSsoud to Cepeda. LOB
Pittsburgh, 9: San Francisco, 8.
2b-skinner, Davenport. HR-Maz-
King. SB-Skinner Skinner.
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Bouquet Tonight
For Pinderhuqhes

Friends Of Charles L. Finder
hughes, longtime coach at
Dunbar High School, will honor
him at a banquet at 1880
O'Clock tonight in Howard Uni
verSity'S Baldwin Hall.
Pinderhughes will retire this
month after Al years at Dun
bar, where ne taught many
District professional men and
current public high school
coaches. He coached Dunbar
football for 81 years, track for
more than 20 and swimming
all Al.
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lnjurySideIines
Jockey Gilbert

OCEANPORT. N. j., June II
R.-Apprentice Jockey Roy E.
Gilbert may be out of action
for three months as the result
Of an injury in Tuesdays fifth
race.
Gilbert broke two bones in
his left leg when his mount,
Foxey Chief. clipped the heels
of Subway Strike, spilling the
19-year-old rider from London,
KY, to the turf and then rolling
over the fallen jockey. Gilbert
is being treated at Riverview
Hospital in Red Bank, N. J.
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BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

STANTON. Del, June II (40.
Larry MacPhail, who has
gained more money from SELL
ing stock than from his
thoroughbreds' performances,
came a cropper again yester-
day at Delaware Park.
The former major league
baseball magnate saw his s.
year-old gray filly, Jean K. NJ.
go postward as the 8-to-5
favorite in the fifth race. In
three starts. she had been fifth,
second and third.
However, this time she re-
fused to break from the gate
and had to be pushed out by
an assistant starter.
Harry Howard, agent for
Steve Brooks. who had the
mount on Jean K. NJ, said
that "the filly seemed to think
she was somewhere else than
in the starting gate. She Just
wouldn't run"
Policeman Day, who has be-
come a champion steeplechase
horse after converting from
an ordinary performer on the
fiat. has been assigned l48
pounds for tomorrow'S 100000
added Georgetown Steeplechase
Handicap.
However, Mrs. Ogden Phipps'
Ancestor has been top-weighted
with 1859 pounds by Handicap
per j. Gilbert Haus. Other ELI
gibleS for the about 2 miles"
feature are: Shipboard, 1859:
independence, l56; Narcissus
II, 1856; Arywa. lag, to be rid
den by Danny Marzani;
Rythminhim, l46 Air School,
l42; Pine Shot, l4l; Bavaria,
1874; Carthage, 1870; Nizam S
Pet. 1870 and Gridiron, 1870.
Jockey Joe Culmone, who
has been riding at Monmouth,
will return to Delaware Park
Saturday to ride MacPhail's
promising Demobilize in the
$4,000 added Christiana
Stakes. Joe was aboard the
Intent gelding in his two pre-
vious victories.
Willowbrook Stable has OBJ
tanned Tony Russo to ride
Weather Prophet in the Chris
tiana. Bans Up, who has been
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DODGERS. 7; PHILLIEs, 4
PHILADELPHIA
LOS ANGELES

Totals "a 4 9 4 Totals 81 IN 6
l Walked for Neai in Sd: . Flied out
Tor Hearn in eth: Grounded into
force out for Fernandez In Sth. 4
GROUNDED out for Gray in 9th.
PHILADELPHIA - O22 900 900
LOS ANGELES 49, 104 900 O2x-7
E-Hemus, Neal. Po-A-Philadel-
phia, 24-12; Los Angeles. 27-12. DIP
thinner to Neal to Hodges: thinner to
Hodges; Hodges to Reese; Hearn to
Fernandez to Anderson: Hemus to
Fernandez to Anderson. LOB-Phil-
aoephia, z; Los Angeles, 4.
-. 2b-Jones, Hodges. 3b-Post. Neal.
Cimoi HR--Hodges. SB-Gilliann
Reese. s-Furillo. SF-Furiilo.
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Laurel Gets
Okay toHo|d
Grace Cards
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star stan Writer

Laurel Raceway turned its
attention today to a pair Of
important weekend stake
events after getting permission
from the Maryland Racing
Commission to hold nine-race
cards tomorrow and Saturday
night.
There is no early closing
event on tonight's card. How
ever. Laurel runs the $4,000
Clover Hill Pace for 3-year-olds
tomorrow and the $4,000
Washington Cup Trot son Sat-
urday.
After turning down three
earlier pleas for nine-race
cards at Laurel, the Maryland
Racing Commission has had a
change Of heart, prompted by
Tuesday nights cancellation of
six races. A power failure dur
ing an electrical storm forced
the raceway to call of the pro-
gram after running only two
events.
S91.SO PayOff
The biggest upset in the his
tory of stake events at Laurel
was recorded last night when
Silver Song, a 3-year-old bay
colt owned and driven by How
ard Camden of Freehold, N. j.,
won the $1,000 Annapolis Trot.
Silver Song paid $91.80.
Beaten in four earlier starts,
Silver Song won by five lengths,
leaving a field of top drawer
3-year-olds far behind. Despite
a slow track caused by a late
afternoon rainstorm, Silve r
Song went the mile distance in
2:093s.
Anna Dares Seventh
Anna Dares, the 2-5 favorite,
finished seventh after breaking
early in the race. Alec Hanover
was second and Alexandria Bay
third.
A pair of 2-year-old PAGERS
trained by Johnny Simpson
made a sweep in the $500 Po-
tomac, a two-division stake race
held over from Tuesdays card.
FreightlesS won the first divi-
sion and Chancey. Farvel the
second division. The latter beat
his stablemate, Import Freight.
by head.
The IA daily combination
resulted in a $50 payoff. S.S.M.
and Red Rain won the first two
races. Total wagering from the
1906 gate amounted to $221,-
1853.
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MILWAUKEE,
CHICAGO n
CARDS, 3; REDLEGS, z

HBP--Adcock fPhillipsl. wP-Phil-
lips, conley, U-Sudol, German, Burk-
hart, Boggess. T-3:05. A-12,747.
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Winner - Pappss (3-I1. Ioser-
TomRnek (2-3).
WP-Geiger. U-HOnochick, Soar.
umont and Summers. T-2.37. A
1915.
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YANKS, 1912; As, I'll
FIRsT CAME
KANSAS CITY NEW YORK

Totals 81 ? Z 2 Totals sslO14I0
Popped up for Brunette in 4th;
. Struck out for German in 9th;
3 Singled for Keliner in sth.
KANSAS CITY - 600 100 100. .
NEW YORK 100 COS OSLO
E-cerv (sl. Chit. Po-A--KAnsas
City, 24-9; New York, 27-S. DIP
Hunter to De Maestri to Power; Kubek
TO Richardson to Skowron; Richardson
to Skowron. LOB--Kansas City, IL.
New York, 10.
2b--Howard. Carey, Richardson. Sd
Howard. HR-Kubek, Berra.
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ST LOUIS

Totals AZ 2 re Totals 43 IA .
Ran for Ennis in sth: . Walked
ior Jones in Sth: 3 Struck out for
Mcmillan In 10th.
CINCINNATI - 0lO 900 100 OOo-2
ST. LOUIS O10 0l0 600 001-3
E--Musial. PO-A-Cincinnati, So
II; st. Louis, 36-I6. DP-Hoak TO
Temple; Burgess TO Temple: Green to
Musial. LOB-Ctncinnati. B: st. Louis
H. None out when winning run scored
2b-crowe Ennis. HR-Robinson,
Bower. S--JoneS.
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BRAVES. 10; CUBS. 4
MILWAUKEE
CHICAGO
totals 3sIOlaio Totals a. II.

AVtaS DC ~ IL ~ TOTALS AZ z IL D
Hit into force play for HilIman
In 9Th; ? Singled for Conlev in 9TH;
3 Grounded out for Drott in Sth: 4 Sim
scored for Adams in 9th.
MILWAUKEE, 4Oi 0aO 03a-lO
CHICAGO ------ 600 $50 oil z
e Msntilla. Po-A - Milwaukee,
27-l3; Chicago, 27-7. LOB-MilWau-
kee, .; Chicago. g.
2b--Loean, Aaron Crandall. Pafko.
3b-Banks, Long HR-Adeock, Walls.
S-Roach,
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ORIOLES, 7; INDIANS, 4
CLEVELAND


Totals 35 4124 Totals 337lO7
Fouled out for Pappas in 9th; Q
Flied out for Constable in 9TH; 3 Ran
for Woodling in 9TH Hit sacrifice
f1y for Geiger in 9th.
CLEVELAND --- 900 100 OO3-4
BALTIMORE ------ 600 500 20x--7
MORAN. Williams. PO-A-Cleve-
land. gala: Baltimore, 27-lI. DIP
Tomanek to Carrssouel to Ward:
Miranda to Gardner to Williams. LOB
Cleveland. 8; Baltimore, 6.
2b--Nixon. Pilarcik, Moran 3b--
Coiavito. SB-Pilarcik, Robinson. s.
Moran. Triandos SF-BroWn.
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Winner-Law (6-4). Loser-Gomez
(6-5).
u-Jackowski. Landes, Barlick. T.
.2:3S. A-7,912.
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SECOND eAME)

Winner-Larsen l5-Ol. Loser--Ur-
Dan t5-3l.
PB-chiti t2).
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Winner - Turley QO-D. Loser -
Trucks (0-ll.
D - Runge, Tabscchi. Paparella,
Hurley. T-2. 35. A-S,949.