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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19
Orioles Give Boy
Bonus Of $55,000

BALTIMORE. June 10 R.-
The Orioles announced today
the signing Of John Papa. H.
year-old righthanded pitcher
from Stratford. Conn, for the
second highest bonus the club
ever has granted.
The Orioles would not an
nounce the bonus price but ac-
knowledged that q fair esti-
mate would be in the SIS, 900 tt
$50, 1000 range. They gave Dave
Nicholson q bonus variously re.
ported at from $68, 1000 to $780,
900.
All major league clubs re-
portedly were after Papa. espe-
cially Pittsburgh and the Cubs
Papa will join the Orioles to-
morrow in Chicago to get
look at the squad before going
to Bluefield, w. Va, for the
opening of the all-rookie Appa'
lachian League on June IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19
Round TubIe Set
ToopposeFou
In BetIess Race

CHICAGO. June 10 R.-
Kerr Stables Round Table, the
only millionaire horse active in
racing. will run in q betless ex-
hibition at a mile and o six
teenth over the grass at WASH
ington Park tomorrow.
Round Table, who has earned
81 ,056.2 will face four rivals
-Styrunner, Bernburgoo, Tall
Chief II and Black Patch.
Only two horses are ahead Of
Round Table in the money
winning list. They are Nashua,
with 1885, 65, and Citation
with $1,085. 760.
Round Table is prepping for
the $50, 000-added Arch Ward
Memorial Handicap on the
grass a week from Saturday.
Round Table and Tall Chief
II, working together. went five
furlongs over the grass in
l:02b after the second race
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19

LONDON. June 10 tR.-The
Queens Club tennis tourna-
ment today is full Of filters.
With only three days to 60
before the SD Wimbledon
championships open. this is the
position:
Barry MacKay Of Dayton.
Ohio, is worried after getting
himself beaten at Queens by
Rod Laver, little-known Aus
tralian. MacKay happens to
be the only American seeded
in the Wimbledon mems divi-
sion.
Althea Gibson Of New York
is worried after being upset In
the Wightman Cup by the It
year-old English girl. Christine
Truman-at least she should
be.
Ashley Cooper, Australian
No. / and Wimbledon favorite.
is worried by a torn thigh
muscle which forced him to
withdraw from the Queens
tournament.
Mrs. Margaret du Pont from
Wilmington, DEL, is the one
player who hasn't q care in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19
Top Seeds PIuy
Scholastic Final

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va,
June 10 R.-Ray Senkowski
of Hamtramck, Mich, and
Frank Froehling of Coral
Gables, Fla, meet today for
the singles title of the National
Interscholastic tennis tourna-
ment.
The match was one to make
the handicappers proud, fol-
Senkowski was seeded No.
and Froehling No. 2.
Senkowski passed his tough
est test yesterday when un.
seeded Bitsy Harrison of Rich.
mond's Thomas Jefferson High
School forced him to three set
before bowling, As, 60, 60
It was the first time in three
days of play that Senkowsk
dropped a set.
Froehling was extended Il
three sets, too, before disposinl
of Bill Lenoir, the tournament'i
No. 6 seed from Phoenix, Ariz.
3-6, Us, 60.
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Chamberlain to Give
Trotters NeWL Look

wilt will receive $65.00o. high
est annual salary ever paid to
q Trotter. Previous high was
the $4,000 Goose Tatum re-
ceived when he was the clown
prince Of an act that combined
basketball abilities with TOM
foolery.
Chamberlain, 81 year = old
Philadelphian. quit college last
month after completing his
junior year. That means he will
not be eligible to play in the
pro National Basketball Asso-
citation until the 1959-60 sea.
son. He will be a territorial
draft choice of the Philadel.
phia Warriors. with whom Sa-
perstein has a financial connec-
ton.
while the money I am Il
receive is tremendous and viii
help out my family" say
Chamberlain, who comes from
a family Of nine, IT plan tC
make professional basketball
my future career. I know
can learn a great deal about
the game as a Globetrotter."
Wilt led Kansas to a "a;
record in his sophomore veal
when the Jayhawks lost tt
North Carolina in triple over.
time for the NCAA champion.
ship. Last season Kansas haC
an 1876 record. Wilt scored
1,410 points in AZ collegiate
games.
Chamberlain has to make uI
his mind about joining tn,
Trotters on their current toul
Of Europe that brings them Il
Brussels and the Worlds Fail
this week end.
1T all depends upon If
want to see Europe badl!
enough to give UP my summer,
he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19
LAUREL RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: pace; 1
Mary Pat Cwneutts, $40 4.oo ..so
Homestretch Lady tIones) SEQ 40
Ny Dixie Tarsotts. Valentine direct cc
Pollov Her. Evergreen Pearl Time.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500: pace;
VS. VS. S SISx tGGss ..gs:y 4.4Os ~ $50
King Of YOIeta tKellyl SD
volo Up. Worthy volstadt. Dale
E EiiInTo' H,snnsr o:os Bride HOmsstretch
DAILY DOUBLE (2-D, $3.50
THIRD RAcE-PurSs, $500; trOti
=. i E:.r tSSM'1 :.. 1880 ts 81: :S
Nibble's Prince (Webbl 4.6O
Delaware Downs, Atalie Hanover.
Dots Prince Mothers Pride. Time,
FOURTH RAcE-Purss. $500: troti
Dial Zone Ccsank) $50 $50 500
Mary oFls lMeClennyl 1I.eo so
' ssnnys hAf psy Sr'f psrlyn. peris.
chord, ssrbis, SSH. Tine, s:OsS.
FIFTH RAcE-PurSe, $500; pace; ]
Cold Banner Gewis) 900 $40 asa
.IartisI Spirit lstOkIsyI $50 500
Tip's son (1yerl 34O
Indian Dale pannir, Dennis Brewer
Might Dexter, Billy Harris, Red Bear
Time, 2:Os.
SIXTH RAcE-Purss, $500; pace;
Geo. widow Smith 40 SEQ ESQ
Lady Renei !stokleyl 1880 e.2e
Ss fndirs sSe E Bos Losrnin. De. bsy
dream Hanoyer. Black, Trooper. JUDY
Diamond. Time. 2:00aS.
SEVENTH RAcE-PurSs, $500; pace
esi. Gis.tss tcAsr) SEQ $50 -
Vndsmiie hi Le (Ksllyl 800
Captain Nlbble, Shady Farvel
Hs sfi.n. El Time NJ % s:Ss Tor" s'nd'
B1oHTH RACE - Purse. sI.2oo
sure Con ichsrtzl e;4e 80 80.
rEln; R.ysrd y; stokisy) $50 ~
Parker Hs1f Hsdsev,ood Pinsc
True Bear, Irving Guy. Time, 2;Obh
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $500; pace
Hai Revard gLevI.) 1000 $50 %.
/ Sis Brown LKeilyl 500 2y0l
/ SlE h'--Ott (ouinn) 2.0l
Miss Merry Mite. Prankford. Dor.
chester MS Ms, sandrs JEAN Dr.. Giles
READING EAInR ggTgRITY-riT.
(Non-WaReringl
| Venture (Walkerl
Newport Starlet lCameron) -
n1atora Hanover tSimpson)
| Ic.oD, Media, Princes Rhythm
Time. 2:ib.s
| READING PAIR FuTURITY--sec
ond heat; purse S5,esO.oo: trot;
Matora aianever (sImpsonD
Neu port Stariet tCameronl
/ Venture (Walkefl
COD. Media. Princess Rhythm
READING FAIR FUTURTTY-Yina
Venture CwaIksrl
MatoFa Hanevef (simpoonl
Tine, 9.1Ah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19
z Negro Teams
PIuy Tonight at
Griffith Stadium

The fabulous Indianapolis
Clowns and the Los Angeles
Hawks, Negro baseball cham
pions Of the West Coast, will
perform at 8:15 tonight at
Griffith Stadium with a base
ball game and comedy show.
The Clowns. four-time cham
pions Of the Negro American
League, have several outstand-
ing players who have attracted
the notice Of major league
scouts. A few years ago the
Clowns sold Hand Aaron, then
a shortstop, 70 the Braves.
Ed Hannah, Kin Tut and
Midget Bebop. full-time come
dams with the Clowns. and
Nature Boy Williams. first
baseman, viii stage the comedy
show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19
'TwoO dds-on Fovorites
Beaten byRiceH Horses

dows as Delaware Park fans
backed Ricci Tavi down 10 z 10
10. The Rice colt paid $3.50
IN finishine q length m advance
Of the favorite.
Riding honors went 10 Rich
ard l. Barnett. an iB-year-old
Jockey out OF Pitcher. Okla. and
Robert Lee Baird. Ss-year-old
native OF Texas.
Barnett rode four winners at
Washington Park. where 0erta
Image Cs48.20l won the s20.-
900 added Misty Isle Handicap
under Larney Hansman. Baird
scored with three OF his mounts
az Suffolk Downs.
The four Barnett winners
we're Smoke-Me-Now te27.20)
Volcanic (S7.20l Discordani
$1,000 and Aysha ttSl0)
Baird won with Tecumseh
ts7.40). Molly Bell (si3.60)
and John Hancock (So.20)
The Suffolk Downs featur,
went 10 Noble Try at 5000.
Sonny Dan (t2i.60) led from
start TO finish In accounting
for the si7.i75 Salvador Mile
at Monmouth Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19

Mrs. Ada 4. Rice. Chicago
sportswoman. and two Jockeys
one youthful and the other a
veteran. grabbed on the major
share Of the honors ON tho
American turf yesterday.
Horses carrying Mrs. Rice's
silks won the feature races Al
two tracks. with the richest
triumph coming In the t2S.sbC
Shevlin Stakes &C Belmont
Park where Judge led seven
other 3-year-olds over seven
furlones In liza. At Delaware
Park. Take Note won for mrs
Rice In the six-furlong head.
liner. 3ltt
Judge was second choice n
the wagering. paying $3.50. a
George ID. Widener's highly
regarded entry OF Jester ane
Pundit finished sixth and sew.
enth, respectively. Jester wor
the Belmont Futurity last fal
and the entry was the 3-to-l
favorite.
Take Note also was slight,
overlooked at the betting win
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19
Rocca Heads
Capitol Gard

Twelve outstanding wrestleri
will be on the flve-event pro-
gram tonight at Capitol Arena
Antonino Rocca will meet
Larry Hamilton in the open
ing bout at $3.50 o'clock. This
match will not be televised.
In a team match. DR.. Jerry
Graham and his brother. Eddie
win take on Arnold Skoalanc
and Czaya Nander.
Other matches list Johnny
Valentine VS.. The Great Scott
Luis Martinez VS.. Steve Stan.
lee and Mark levin VS.. JACK
Donovan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19
Net Stors Worried
By Upsets in Queens

the world. Winner OF the VIM
bledon singles title in lo47, she
Is playing at Queens and VIM
bledon for the FIRST time since
1854.
ITO tell you the truth" says
Mrs. du Pont. I'm not too seri-
Gus about tennis these days.
II can't say what my VIM
bledon chances are because
haven't really considered the
draw. But you may say that
! am only playing in the singles
to get myself in trim for the
doubles.
why? Well. after all, I've
been playing tournament ten
mis- since 1891. There comes q
time when every girl must
abandon any serious ideas about
winning singles titles.
This is my first tennis since
the United States Nationals last
year. Am I satisfied with my
game? Sure, it's been q little
bit better than ! expected"
Mrs. du Pont has crowded
right through to the last eight
of the Queens women's singles
She won yesterday. 60. 60
against Australia's Margaret
Carter-another worried girl OF
Il years.
"The poor girl never got
started" Mrs. du Pont said
charitably.
Does Mrs. du Pont think the
other players worry too muchi
We'll. like I say" she said
''it doesn't do any harm te
relax sometimes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19
Bad Guesses'
Put Aaron in
Worst Slump

MILWAUKEE,, June 10 R-
Free-swinging Hank Aaron Of
the Braves has a disarming
explanation for the worst
slump of his brief but brilliant
major league career:
IT just amt guessing right"
If that sounds implausible
coming from the National
Leagues most valuable player
of 1857. it shouldn't. The "a
year-old wrist hitter always has
insisted that guessing correctly
has enabled him to make
$50 ,000-plus a year.
But he admitted last night
that his minds eye is myopic
right now.
Aaron is fumbling along at a
.265 rate, with 10 homers and
only q runs batted in.
A year ago. when he led the
league in home runs with A
and RIBS with 1872 and fin-
ished with a 1922 average, he
was hitting 1886 at this time
with 10 homers and So RIBS.
Seven Of his first 10 homerI
| in 1857 were hit out of Count!
Stadium. This season he ha'
yet to find the range in hi
home park. He has driven hom'
only eight runs this month.
II know I'm doing real bad,
he said. Nobody has to tell mi
that. But I'm not worrying
none. I don't want any hell
from anybody. either. I'll ge
out Of this trouble my own wa!
III Just keep swinging"
i've had slumps before, bu
never like this. This is the wors
one Of 'em an"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19

NEW YORK, June 10 Up
you got to give the people
something for their money"
says Abe Saperstein, owner Of
the fabulously successful Har-
lem Globetrotters. II give 'em
somthing for their money" he
says.
Today, the short round man
who brought his Globetrotters
Nom ragged obscurity to inter-
national fame and riches has
something new to offer-Wilt
Chamberlain, the 7-footer who
was the biggest player with the
biggest name in college basket
ball.
Saperstein signed the former
Kansas University star to a
one year contract yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19
Perth Gets Cup Dote

MELBOURNE, Australia. June
10 (R.-The Australian Lawn
Tennis Association last night
granted the 1858 Davis Cup
interzone final to Perth in
Western Australia. It ruled the
matches must end before De-
cember %. The dates for the
challenge round are December
20, 80 and 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19
Colts Sion Rookie

BALTIMORE. June 10 (R.-
Bob Mckee, an end at Monouth
College in Illinois, signed a
contract today with the Colts
who are interested in him as a
punter as well as pass catcher.
Mckee averaged more than
Al yards on II kicks last foot
ball season. He caught IS
passes and was strong on de-
tense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19
7 Big Events
On Tonight's
Laurel Gard
By DICK O'BRIEN
star stan Writer

Fillies again have their in
ming tonight as the Reading
Fair Futurities continue to
highlight the Laurel Raceway
harness meeting.
The Johnny Simpson entry
Of Freightess and Valentine
Day is favored in the field Of
seven juvenile PAGERS. The two
year-olds will go in the fourth
and seventh races, both wager
ing affairs. There will be a
non-wagering runoff II there
are different winners in the
two earlier dashes that are
worth a total Of $8,160.69.
Other top entries are T, J..
zor11ow's Kathena, Adios Wv
ian. Style Review. Seasons Go
and Scotch Rosette.
Four New Drivers
The futurities have attracted
four new drivers: Levi Harner,
who will handle Kathena; Dick
Richardson, driving Scotch Ro-
settle: Harry Pownell. guiding
Adios Vivian, and Hal Dobbin,
driving Seasons Go.
Simpsons Anna Dares also
is being rated top choice in
the $1,000 Diamond Back, an
added feature on tonight's
card for 3-year-old trotters.
Others opposing Anna Dares
include Stanley Dancers entry
Of Alec Hanover and Mr.. Proxy;
Cyrus Bells Pickney Hanover:
Jenkoranda, Shakedown and
Herman Song.
Venture Wins RunOif
William T. Maybury's Ven
ture won last nights special
runoff with Lawrence c. Shop
pard'S Matora Hanover ana
captured top honors in the
Reading Fair Futurities for
2-year-old trotting fillies. Ven-
ture won the first heat and
Matora Hanover the second
heat on the wagering card.
Despite the loss in the rum
OF, Matora Hanover ran the
best time of the three-mile
tests, 2:l42s.
Tom Lewis. the veteran
driver, who scored a triple
Tuesday night. scored a double
on last nights card with Gold
Banner in the fifth race and
Hal Reward in the ninth race.
Holders of the 2-7 daily dou-
bic combination were returned
$3.50 when Mary Pat ($5.40)
on the first race and Wee
Glow ($4.40) captured the Sec
ond race. A crowd of 3,T3S
wagered $235,363.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19
Free Tennis Glasses
To StuFt Monduy

Free tennis lessons, under
supervision Of the District
Recreation Department, will be
given school children for an
eight-week period beginning
Monday.
The lessons will be given
at the following Fairgrounds:
Takoma. Lafayette. Turkey
Thicket. Congress Heights,
Hearst. Palisades. Georgetown,
Chevy Chase. Kelly Miller,
Hillcrest, Powell and Rosedale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19
Soccer Teams PIuy
Cup FinuIs SUNDAY

Dnipro will play Myron
Cowell in the Arnold Cup
soccer finals at $3.50 pm. Sum
day at Sixteenth and Kennedy
streets NV. field.
In a 2 o'clock game at the
same field. the Washington
Sport Club meets tn Olympians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19
SaintsAfiempf
To Pull Even
With Strick's

Strick's Restaurant plays st.
Ambrose on the East Ellipse
and Federal Storage meets
Jack Pry on the West Ellipse
IN top sandlot baseball games
today.
strick's. leading the oauzza
League with a 6-l record, will
attempt 10 choke of the on
rushing Saints (5-O. who can
pull into q tie with a victory,
Federal Storage. making q
late start In the Industrial
League because It's roster IA
made up Of high school and
college players who were still
In school at the start Of the
season. finds itself on top with
q 80 mark and win be looking
for No. 4 at the expense Of
the Jags.
Smallwood Beats Printers
Dick Smallwood, Duke Uni.
versity star. made his first APP
pearance as q pitcher for Fed.
eral yesterday a success with 9
3-2 victory over Union Printers
Smallwood had been playing In
the outfleld while recuperatinf
from q sore arm.
The stylish southpaw, In re-
lief Of Starter Frank Campana
pitched one-hit ball for ~
innings and batted in the win.
ming run in the ninth inninl
with q single. He struck ou1
-four and walked none.
The Black Sox kept in con
ltention in first-half play in tn.
Gauzza League with a l4-4 rouf
of Woodbridge. Their 10 hit
included home runs by jim
Burse. Art Van Brake anC
Harold Grier.
The 6970th Red Devils alsG
were aided by home runs in de-
feating the Navy Tars, 1877
in q Departmental Leagu,
game. Horace Willis and Der
Cardova got the round-trip'
Ipers.
CoIesviIle Wins
Another good relief PITCHING
effort was turned in by War
rem WEIGH of Colesville in de.
Heating Damascus. rs, las
night at Emory Grove in
Montgomery County League
game. WEIGH gave only twt
hits and struck out IL in AZ.
innings. A four-run eight
inning wrapped up the game
Bob Moorehead pitched
two-hitter and struck out sil
and Jack Mcknight hit a hom'
run to lead the Montgomer!
County police team to an g.:
victory over the Arlington
County police yesterday a
Walter johnson High School il
a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Police ant
Firemen's League game.
The schedule Gall games q
$3.50 p.m):
TODAY
Jack Pry vs.. FEDERAL storase' Yves
,IstrficsIkssHsS s Restaurant VS.. 81. Ambross
East Ellipse.
TOMORROW
M&M Distributors vs.. FBI. West EIlipss
e970th Red Devils VS.. HEw. sout
Eilipse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19
RED sox, 10; WHITE sox, 8


Totals IS Is 1913 Totals Al sis 8
Grounded out for Moore in 3rd;
2 Walked for Keegan IN 5th; 3 Popped
out ,Sr sh a,, in, IN az 20 Ran for White
tiers in 9th; 2 Ran for Bailey in 9th.
e s2SEOs .:....- jig jig 81 1875 -ls
E-Mal.one, .Po-A=Boston 27-l4,
Lollar 10 Goodman: Kiely 70 Buddin 10
oernert. LoB-Boston 4, Chicago 10.
% - Boone. Williams. Goodman.
White, 3b-Runnels. Keough. HR-
keough, Buddin. Jensen. Boone, Mali
gone. Williams. s-Delock. sF-Wii-
liams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19

Winner-pelock l4-0). Loser-staley
dbl.
U-McKinley, Tabacchi. Paparella.
Runge. T-2:64. A-4.O4l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19

-. winner PsppAs ti-D, Loser
U-chSsf' ssrry and Flahsrsy. T.
a:as. A-iO.et3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19

Grant tb-ll.
m, gsrR 1sssss,s, q; .I D.m,y, ~. Ussr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19
DODGERS. }; PHILLIEs. 0
PHILADELPHIA

TotaIs % 9 3 Total1 2s 0 4 o
. struck out for Yernapdes IN TIN:
erts In 9th.
los ANGELES 900 O2i OoO-a
PHILADELPHIA - 900 900 0o0-O
Po-A-Philadelphia 77-s: Los An
HnS ND on HocSsss ons q q z,h Menus e
Hodges; thinner 70 Neal 10 Hodess'
LoB-Los Angeles. Q: Philadelphia. 0.
2e-Rspulski. Jones. HR-Pigna-
,u, Up h or bb 80
ES5Sla'atR' -- go 8 I Z
Roberts (B-S).
WP-Roberts. U-cravford. Das-
coll Donatelii. T-2:l4. A-i1,39e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19
REDLEGS, s; CARDS. /
ST. LnuIs

Totals SO 1 Totals 81 6IO5
Piled ont for Lynch in 9Th: 2 sin
sled Tor Qrammas IN It'll; Grounded
S SSt k tcr wi gI AZ, n ~: Popped 9ut
Mcdaniel IN 9th.
ST. LOUIS 100 600 OOO--1
CINCINNATI 1890 102 O10 20x--6
E=Boyer. Po-A-st. Louis, gaia;
E e Ki q e,n e Mgii1l co. Los-st.
3b-Lynch. HR-Ben, MusiaL eB-
Flood. s-Temple.
&c. 49, s!iEI a: IL iii ! +
wInner-EevcOmbe d-e). Loser
WP-JseEsen. BALK-Jaekson, D.
Boggess. eudol. German. Burkhart. t.
-2:36. sA-17.0o0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19

Giel faced one batter in 10th.
Balk-Friend. U-Conlan, Seeor.
and VenSon. T-2:39. A-21.512.
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GIANTS, z; PIRATES, /

Totals 81 2 l Totals "a q 1
/ Ran for sauer in 7th; Ran for
Y. Thomas In sthi 3 Grounded out for
aui oh IN Pr susf FU ~: o out f t2E sGss
10th.
SAN FRANCISCO 100 600 900 l--e
PITTSBURGH - O0l 900 900 OIL
SOTO: piss.bunTSSA s6.iS b FP.nsa.:sS,
eroskt 10 KlussewslEi; Mazeroski 70
oroet TO KlusseEskl; Friend to 01pat
to Kluezewski. LoB-San FrantIseo
D: Pittsburgh. Q.
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E-castlsman. Po-A = nalllmess
1885, Kansas City, 27-o. Dr-carfA4'
more. ioi Kansas CITY. 2.
qh-Tutile, emith, Gardner. ward
E nss. nwc2el,ns Il neein,en, P.ppa.
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SECOND ,RAcE-Purse, $500: {
THIRD RAcE-purse, $780, c pace.

FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $500. 50:
e-year-old allies; pace; Reading Fair
r.sturit-" nrst dash: 1 mile.
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Totals ~ si1s Totals as 3 Z q
.u f Iss spv wsed,n1 S K en- ,sd h'ass
qul for Urban IN 9thl Doubled Tor
Grim IN ON.
R. sECQs err -. $50 SSs Ssl-s
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YANKs, 3; INDIANS. Z


Cleveland. s1-s DP-ornnf 10 Hunter
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n. ssa H sses,s csss.- IN Bauer
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

FonD 80 Custom -" Tudor fof.
domatie other eAtraa, 2-tnne gFeen
nnish, matching inlerloI. A tol
quality car ti.sob, Written nuar.
antee,
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ISETTA s.

go miles 10 gallon. / only at $685..
Watch for the shoving Of the new
ISETTA 1900"
Continental Motors, Ltd.
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co,m.Is Il sn6 sladssss.surs g. 7.sss,
HORNERiS CORNER
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KI s.gas6 oPE RTs MEaok sfRi' bay
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KIRK MOTOR co.
sOsA o sPs r M Az; SE AZ 81. 2-ass4

F0RD '56 Fairlane club sed.: De
luxe equip, Fordomatic. Z. and
h., pow. str; low mi; S1,3p5.
Cal OWNER, IN. 2-732s.
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etudebaker-Paekard-Mercedes
1900 Ca. Ave. RIA. 6-li2e
HUDSON '54 super wasp: look,
and runs Ike new; terms. SOC
On. ROPER MOTOR, LA. $1,000