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DEATHS

Announcements o.
Services By Chambers
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LEMON. =. BERNMARD. suddsnIy.

LEMON, Il. BERNHARD. suddenIy,
sERshARbS 'RRsisIR Ss Of II %lm ass:
III, husband Of Grace Roberts
Lemon. father Of Mrs D. Robert
I. Dunn 81 evanston. u nj NJ s0S ~
Is survived oy one grandson. serv-
At 1880 pm, at funeral home, 100
qreenleaf ave, Wilmette, III. In
Of bowers. contributions NAV he bs
made to the Chicago Heart Asso-
citation, 81 West Washington st :,
CHICAGO, Ill
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MnnnMELL. uRIAH on rhnrsda,

septem6ef II. is5s. URiAH NC Nc.
P .UVsd .S 81 l e p wsSstsE s. 1T
brother of Mamie, Albert and Ed
ward Mcdowell. He also Is sur
viyed by other relatives and friends.
After. s. pm. Monday, September
the Jarvis Funeral chnpel. 1882
You st. NV, where funeral services
will be held on Tuesday, September
10, at pm. Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery. Is
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sssRt:n1asER MAckfAN At LA RI resi- Il
S SSSS ~ Ms IS Mssy he E.m ssp ssS
brother Of Miss Winnie and Samuel
Lamar. He also, IS survived BY
pm. Wednesday, September M,
friends may call at his late resi-
ddenee. Funeral services will be held
A. the Metropolitan Baptist Church,
1928 r st. NV, the Rev. q, c.
Smith o1nciating, Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. Advancement
BY William Spansier Funeral Home,
524 Sth st. NE. "a
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Brafhs

S SsR'i%psE Va. s y 6so! 5eGsst nun n
man, N D.; mother OF Ethel Louise
Smythe and Richard NJ. HUFFMAN,
NJ. D.: grandmother OF Gay and
Guy GU s s1Emsn and I Lynn: Keith s sn
at GRwler's Chapel. 1880 Pa. ave.
NV. le0urtesy parking onpositeE,
from p am. TO nm. Sunday. Sep
TENDER. IA Services and interment
Millersburg, Ky, IA
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MCCARTHY, MARY ELIZABETH.

Saturday, September i5, 1855, at
Circle Terrace Hospital. NARY
North 9th st.. Arlington. Va. wife
OF the late Walter Fletcher Nc
Clarity, mother OF Mrs. Mary Hope
Stewart, Mrs. Virginia Casteel and
NAV car Al The ives Funeral Home on
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va,
after o pm. on sunday. Septem-
Der IA. Notice Of funeral services
later.
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VERA TADLocK' 's secrst ss''G Is
MCCARTHY. CHARLES HENRY. sud

CHARLES HENRY. Sud
Is5S g CHARLES asiIsSAi HENRY S1sss MccAR.,
THY. beloved husband of Katharine
Grace REYNOLDS Mccarthy and ia
ther of Charles Henry Mccarthy,
IT., and Mrs Charles A. Sullivan.
1856 Pennsylvania ave. NV, where
prayers will be said on Tuesday,
September 16. 1T $3.50 am Mass
VIII be offered at st. Matthews
Cathedral, Conn. and Rhode Island
Gate Gate Of heaven cemet met fM rs
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Iunn. InHN EnGAR nf anna Ma..a.

ehusetts ave. Sc. on September 10,
1888, husband OF Frances II. Judd,
Jacauelyn JUDD, son Of Mr. and MA.
Archie Judd. brother OF Jay Judd,
Mrs. Jessie wyman and Mrs. Jean
johnson. Remains at Chambers
Funeral Home, 5l7 18th st. Sc,
~ noon. Services al the First Yves
leyan Methodist Church, 3ist and
Massachusetts, ave, sc. ct | pm.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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4OWD, JACK I. The oficers and
M HsTafInrs cSapte Maii Ne. 81 81.
w o. E. g.. are hereby no.
&RA tined Of the death Of Past
1sfRS Patron Brother JACK i.
w LOWD on Thursday, Sep
TENDER IL, 1858. Call at
the Domaine Funeral Home, $50
South washington ST., Alexandria.
Va. Funeral services at the Trinity
PRESBYTERIAN Church, 18th and North
Englewood SITS, Arlington, Va, on
Tuesday, September 10, at 1870 pm.
JOSEPHINE DIXON,
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September IS. 1865. ct the Wash
ington Hospital Center, ETHEL r. L.
MEL0Y of Lanham, Nd, beloved
wife of Guy 8. Meloy. ST.: mother
mother OF Timothy Guy Casey and
sister Of Mrs. Edna Mary Derrick
SON Friends may call at the s, H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 290l 14th
September September IL tparkin Son fac SlSaJ'
Services ct the above funeral home
on Tuesday, September 10, at 10
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. IA
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LESLIE. GEORGE y, suddenly, on Prl-

Gay, september IL, 1908, at the
Alssx,andria Hospital, GEORGE r.
Helen Leslie. father OF George w.
Leslie, Alexandria, Va; Howard y.
son, both Of Santa Re, N. Mex.
Friends may call AZ the B. Wheatley
Funeral Home, 500 King st., Alex
andria, Va, where funeral services
viii be held on Monday, septem-
Mount Comfort c EN- snssrp Masonic IL
services at the grave BY Andrew
jackson Lodge No. 100.
LOwD, JACK l. On Thursday, sep-
TEMPE TEMPER II, 1888, a Doctors Hos
ington DIR. Alexandria, va, hus-
band of Claire Z. Lowd. father Of
Mrs Imogene L. Sternbeck Of Alex
andria, Va. and brother Of Mrs.
and Mr.. Howard q. Lowd Of Miami,
Fla son Of Mrs. Irene c. Lowd
He also is survived By two
grandchildren. Friends may call at
the Domaine Funeral Home, $50
South washington ST.. Alexandria,
We. Funeral services at the Trinity
Presbyterian Church, 18th and North
Underwood SITS. Arlington. Va, on
Tuesday September 10, at 1880 m !.
!nterment Arlington National Gene
terry. is
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RODIER, JULEs B. On Ihursday,
ssp6EsRssr son Ii Jules and St ths late
Bessie B. Rodier, brother Of Donald
e. and John NJ. Rodier and Mrs.
Elizabeth Portner. Friends may
ave. NV. (courtesy parking oppositel,
after 0 am, Sunday, September "a,
where services will be held on
Monday, September Is, at ] :15. pm,
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry ff IA
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a ssmess Hospital tsHo' cLARENcE Rich
Of 638 L st. swy devoted. sou 81
Bessie and Claude simpson. he
sisters. two brothers. other rela-
tives and many friends. Remains
resting at the John 7 Rhines 4
Co. Funeral Home, 3U15 18th st
ne. (ample parking facilities ,sdIoin-
incl, where friends may call after
pm Sunday, September. 4, and
where funeral services will be held
,on Monday, September rs, at 2:30
pm, the Rev, B. II, Whiting ON
chatting. Interment WoodlaWn Gene
terry.
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I. There will be a special
meeting Of Washington
Printing Pressmen's Union,
No. j, on Tuesday, Septem-
Der l6, 1858. az IL noon,
to attend the funeral OF
RICHARD b. SEBASTIAN,
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HAIEIE. on friday, SEQ
temper IL 1gSs. A ESsssme n I HSs
Madison st, NV. She is survived
BY one brother. Mr.. Charlie Davis of
Detroit, Mich: two sisters, Hester
and Cornelia Davis of Blackstock,
s. c.; a host of other relatives and
Sunday, September IA, friends may
call at the B. F. Taylor Funeral
Home, 1902 10Th st. NV. Services
will be held Monday, September 10,
at Guildfeld Baptist Church, $50
v ST. NV, the Rev. s. 8. Williams
ofiiicating Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery.
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Rg RS9nan st. MH MN. On September PIP Is,
1858, wife Of the late. Arthur F.
Rudolph and mother Of Miss An
toinette M. Rudolph and Mrs.
Charles Du Pont Ridgely Of Della
ware. Services at the above resi-
dence on Tuesday. September III,
at pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Services by
Chambers.
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PINDELL, EDNA (nee stephensl. on
Friday, September 10, 1865 ct her
home. 5I23 WOrthington dr.. EDNA
PINDELL lnee Stephensl, beloved
ana mother Of William H. Pindell.
jr. Services at the William J. Tick
ner a Sons Funeral Home. North
and Pa. ayes. Baltimore, Nd. on
Monday. September 10, at ] pm :.
Interment Lorraine PARK cemetery
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LUWUI JACh I. 4 SPECIAL communlca-
n ton of Joppa L odgs
IN - hereby called for the pur-
AMW pose Of attending the fu-
MIA neral OF our late brother
my JACK l. LOWD, on Tues
NJ day, September Is, 1865,
II. NELL TAYLOR, Master.
Attest: ROBERT A. MAYER
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MILLER. PERCY P. On Thursday,
sosSiRa PERCY M Il AHsS q LIS
West Howell ave. Alexandra, Va.
husband of Elfreida D. Miller.
fngton. D. c. Friends may call
at the Demaine Funeral Home, $50
South Washington ST., Alexandra,
Va. Mass will be offered at st.
Rita's Catholic Church on Monday,
will be recited at the above funeral
home on sunday. September IA. at
4 pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery on Monday, Sep
TENDER 15, At ! pm. with full
military honors. ~
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FRAY. AVS T. v Tns , H,.ssy. q Of the the
of her friends for their many acts
Of Kindness during her Illness and
for their kindness, cards, kilograms
and noral tributes at her demise.
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nAHDEN N LhNCAoIEh,
RICHARD a, BURTON. Secretary.

E 1sss at al HiDi mSnd 4. p seP ZEE
slough. beloved son q Mr. and
and brother Of ms Mrs John BTynseison
of Minneapolis, MINI. Graveside
services on Monday, September IS,
at 1880 am. Arlington National
Cemetery. IA
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ssptsmseT H., is5s, ~ NANCY iScS'O- Z
pARDEN Of 1908 18th, st. NV
Many relatives and friends survive
is. friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home, $3.50 Rhode Island
ave NV. where funeral services
will be held on Tuesday, Septefn-
Der 10, at 1880 pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. is
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HAIRLESS. JOHN r. Suddenly. on Fri
day, September IL, 1865, JOHN r,
cousin Of William A. Meyers. Friends
may call at the Rinaldi Funeral
Home, $40 H st. ne, where services
will be held on Monday. Septenl-
Der Is, at IL am. Intefment Fort
Lincoln CemelerY. lb
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o day, September Der, Il. 1858. al he
Masonic and Eastern Star Home,
5000 New Hampshire ave. ne, GUY
Agnes c. .otterback Of LexinGton
Park, Nd. Services At the s. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2g0l 14th
st, n W.. on Monday, September is
tsrIasnt cedar Ai Hi csmstery. u
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cosTER. N. MARVIN. suddenly, o.

DANISH, NINA. On friday. Sep
Danish OF Philadelphia, Pa, and
DR.. Abraham Danish. She also is
survived BY a sister. Mrs. Anna
Charlab OF Montreal, Canada, and
ices and interment Philadelphia, Pa
tDanzansky Funeral Service.l IA
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NAftOSAl mann

BITING hesed On 80 OF more Al
bats M rs Al, u. LQulk, tuf NAYS
y EFa,e 60. fnbi Crosse. cin,
S sl.sSs asi iS ssnssl' i siIi.S snsR'
RUNs--Mays. san Franci.so. a.;
cepeaa, San Franeiac0. 10, Thomas,
fitt.huTgh sfi .Wailf, Chlcano. and
Neal los Angeles, IS.
Runs nATTED IN--Thomas, Puts.
pureh ana spencer, san Francifco.
iji Mays san Franchise, ~, Ce-
en ds %. sna esas, e,n,,gn, alls'
Hi ITS, Ser ryTssnsissso; So ~;
laneiseo, ts walls, chleaeo and
Thomas Pittsbura, ~,
DouhLEs-=Iloek. Cincinnati Is; Mu.
tiAl ~ Louih, IL; Motyn, ChleaEo,
and skinner. Pittsburgh, ~. Ions
chlcaeo, Aaron, Milwaukee and
haferoaki, Pittsburnh. 10,
TnirLEs-Maya. san Francisco, 5;
rs.,ss.nsam6si,n, toam - oorlli
virdon,, PITTSBURGH, 3.
ONT RuNs-Thomas, Pltisburgh. ial
Walls, chicago. and NAYS and ce-
pfda, san Francisco, IL, Mathews,
Milwaukee. and spencer and eauer,
san Franeisoo, o,
STOLEN BAsEs-T. Taylor, CHICAGO.
.: Ashburn' Philadeiphia, = oiiiism
and thinner, los Angeles, skinner,
Pittsbufeh. and NAYS, san Fran
cisco, b,
PIrcnING-spahn, Milwaukee. 80.
1000; Elston, chicago. so. 1000.
Mccormick, san Francisco, 40.
1000; Paine, 81, Louis. 80, 600
sTRIKEOuTe-0ome san Francisco.
40. Friend. Pittsburgh, Antoneili,
San Francisco, and Jones, 81. Louis.
10. Podres. Los Aneelea, -.
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AnERlc saH.Gue

BATTING lbescd On ~ o. moff Al
hAfsi Nirhan nhh'rs fthi
FsoNFon, Ksw Yor aiai verlen
CieYeland. luhi kuenn, ussrolt
'1ai Meporgald' New York 80.
CLEVELAND and " 6eilins Detroit
"is kuF9n. Detroit, "ni Loren and
Power, Kansas Civ, 10
RUNS RATED IN-cefy, Kansas City
lUi Jensen, hottQu, .l oerneft
Boston, eNi p. Bolilng Detroit, ~
iix PLAYERS tied With ~.
Kuenn, Detroit. az Fox. Chi,
case 40. Runnfla and MalEonf, Boa.
ton, 37' = nollina Detroit IS
DOUBLES Huenn, Detroit. ie, Nj ..
rene Boston and csrv Kansas
TRIPLES - Lemon, washlnaton. =,
Robinson. baltimore Ayila, clevt'
~ n0 ana aa srt sna s S n''s civ snd
naaer New Yqgk. .,
Jensen. boston. \. MARS. Cleveland
~ oeInert. Boston Lollaf, chieaeo,
and Minoao, Cleveland, y,
STOLEN nAsEs - Aparacio, chienao
l0;. Piersail and Jensen, Boston
hylla. and Mlnoso, Cleveland, and
MANTLE New York
PITCHING - Turley, New York, go
900; shants. New York. go; 900,
York, so. ,OOO' Portoearrero
baltimors and ByeFly' washington
sTRIkE0uTs-Turley. New YORK, -,
Ramos. Washinaton, afl Score
Cleveland: ana Pasegal WAahinston'
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SENATORS

a Continued From Page C-l
Lopez and Power - produced
two runs. The AS got a third
when Hyde failed to touch first
base after taking a throw from
Julio Becquer on Woody Held's
grounder.
The AS completed their scor-
ing in the sixth when Joe
DeMaestri cracked a home run
over the leftfield fence.
NOTES: The AS collected IL
hits. with Lopez and Tuttle
chipping in with three each.
Norm Zauchin got the
thumb from Umpire Larry Napp
in the third inning when the
big first baseman tipped his
bat and helmet in the air after
watching a third strike. +. !.
Norm beloved loud, long and
futilely.
Lemon squawked face-to-face
with Umpire John Rice after
being picked of first base by
Carver in the sixth. :, They
shouted at each other for q
long time. too, but Rice didn't
alter his opinion.
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Idrds Trade
Dark foCubs
For BrOsnan

ST. LOUIS. May q R.-In
an attempt 10 bolster their
pitching stan. the Cardinals
have traded on Alvin Dark 10
the Cubs for Jim Brosnan. 2s-
year-old righthanded pitcher.
The Cardinal front once said
no money changed hands In the
deal.
The 6-foot-4 Brosman. who
has a "a record and a SIS
earned-run average. win be-
come a regular starter. Man
ager Fred Hutchinson said.
Dark. 35-year-old shortstop
and one Of the best sparkplugs
In the game. will be used at
third base by the Cubs. The
former Louisiana State half
back. veteran Of IS big league
seasons, made the switch In
time to play for the Cubs at
Pittsburgh last night.
The trade was the first ma
jor deal made by Bing Devine,
new general manager Of the
Redbirds. Frank Lane. whom
Devine replaced, said in Cleve-
land. where he is general man.
ager Of the Indians, that he
had considered q similar deal
before he left st. Louis but 1t
would have included two other
Cub players. Pitcher Dave Hill
man and Outfielder-Infielder
Jim Bolger.
Dark was one Of the highest
salaried players on the Red
bird squad. He has been in
and out Of the lineup lately,
being benched part of the time
for Dick Schofleld. who covers
more ground and has a
stronger throwing arm.
BroSnan has a major league
career mark Of Ills. which
includes q Al edge over the
Cardinals.
Dark. one Of the best hit
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NATIONAL
Continued From Page CT

Continued From Page C-l
on Sauer's ninth homer of the
campaign.
Still another bonus pitcher,
$4,000 Sandy Koufax, limited
the Braves to two hits for his
first victory of the year. Duke
Snider. In a pinch-hit role.
drove in the winning run for
Los Angeles with an llth-
inning double following q two
Dagger by Junior Gillian. Carl
Furillo's single and John Rose
boro's sacrifice fly furnished
the final two runs. Roseboro's
seventh Inning homer had tied
the score at 3-3. The defeat
was charged to Gene Conley,
his second without a victory.
Frank Thomas raped his
18th home run, Bill Virdon his
first and Bill Mazeroski and
Hank FoileS cracked two
doubles each as the Pirates
dubbed six Chicago pitchers
for Is hits. Bob Friend went all
the way for the winners, regis
tering his sixth success against
two defeats.
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and-run men In the game.
came TO the Cards from the
Giants In 1856 In a multiple
player trade in which he and
Red Schoendienst were the key
men. Schoendienst is now
with Milwaukee.
Dark batted 1855 In his first
season with the Cardinals and
was instrumental in lifting
them into the first division
from their seventh-place fin
ish in 1855. He takes a life
time average Of ,292 TO the
Cubs.
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AU Athletes Get
Awards Tonight

One hundred and thirty
American U. athletes in nine
sports will be presented their
letters tonight in ceremonies
starting at 7 o'clock at Mary
Graydon Hall.
Ron Crown, senior co-cap-
tain of the track team and
president of the "a" Club, will
be master of ceremonies.
In addition to the letters, a
trophy will be presented to the
outstanding athlete.
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MINOR LEAGUES

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Phoenix, z; Seattle, g.
Vancouver, 8: Spokane, 6.
Portland, 4; San Diego, 3.
Sacramento, 8; Salt Lake City, 8.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
q Richmond, 60: Miami, rs.
Montreal 8; Buffalo. q.
Toronto. O.: Rochester, 3.
AMERICAN Association
Minneapolis, 4: Omaha, /.
wi's solstnirR Ii sSdi AsssssESSo5iixrioN
Mobile, z: Little Rock, l..
New Orleans, o: Memphis, 5.
Atlanta, z: CHATTANOOGA, 3. n
Nashville. 10; Birmingham. z,
TEXAS LEAGUE
Dallas. 10; Corpus Christi. 8 az
Fort WORTH; Victoria. l.
Austin, 4 San Antonio, p.
Tulsa, 10; Houston, B.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Albuquerque. .; Des MoineS. i.
Amarillo, l3; Sioux City. 4
Lincoln. IL; Colorado Springs, 4.
EASTERN LEAGUE
READING, -; Binshamton, s.
Allentown, g. Albany, z.
Lancaster, 8; Springfield. ..
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Jacksonville, !: Savannah, o.
Knoxville, 3: Charlotte, o.
Macon at Augusta, postponed.
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winner-Garver 6-D. Loser-Hyde
(S-D.
RICE a Ronmsi, Stevens Rs nso'T 2:2d I A@
9,069.
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Pin AII-Stars
BoostLeague
To 10 Teams
BY ROD THOMAS
star star Writer

With heavy backing by the
bowling. proprietors. the ALI
Star Major District League,
which operated with only six
teams in the season just ended,
is going up to 10. with aspira-
tons to become some day
possibly the strongest duckpin
league in the country.
In a meeting last night at
the Bladensburg Bowling
Center the sponsorships of 10
bowling establishments were
accepted by the league. Each
plant viii contribute $500 to its.
team. An outside sponsor may
acquire a team by posting
another $500. and it looks as
though the opportunities will
be snapped up.
To balance competition a
team will be limited to a COS
starting average. To preserve
class the minimum individual
average will be lit. A team
cannot use more than two
bowlers with averages of 122 or
better, assuring a distribution
of stars.
Team Captains
Formation Of teams will be-
gin Immediately. Bowlers de-
string places in the league
should contact the following
captains: Billy Mischou, Rock
vile; Perez Wolfe. Takoma; Pat
Crescent, Suitland; Woody
WinSlow. Silver Spring; Jack
Moulton, Bladensburg; Nick
Rinaldi, Wheaton: Pete San
toro. Anacostia Spillway: Billy
Stalcup, Clarendon; Bob Lock-
hart. Fairfax Duckpin Club. and
Cecil Blue. Bethesda Forty
Alleys.
Wolfe, for many years a
pillar of the league, presented
awards won in the last season.
Falls Church Furniture, spon-
Sored and captained by Stalcup,
won the team championship
Tin a stirring finish). Norman
Titus of Pepsi Cola. took the
individual title with a six-pin
edge over Lockhart. at 126-17.
Three-Way Tie
Titus, Lockhart and Falls
Church's Tommy Mock tied for
high spares at 1854. Frank
MicaliZ1 OF Pepsi Cola, with
great final night performance,
nosed out Willie zehring for
high strikes at 90.
Bob Miciotto. National Boz
hemian. had the high game of
1S1, with Roger Groettem, Falls
Church, and Santora, Wheeler
Restaurant, next at $50 each.
Clete Pannell, Chevy Chase,
had the high set of 459, a pin
better than runnerup Frank
Krenlich, Silent Sales Coin
Machines. Falls Church shot
the best game, 721, and Chevy
Chase the two best sets. 2,012
and 1878,
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WASHINGTON
KANSAS CITY

Fouled out for Hyde in 7th: 2 Flied
out for StobbS in 9th.
WASHINGTON go 2QI 600 000--3
KANSAS CITY ---- 800 OBJ 00x-7
E-Garver. Hyde. PO-A--washing-
ton, 24-l4: Kansas City, 27-l3. DIP
House to Lopez; Aspromonte to Bridges
to Zauchin: Aspromonte to Bridges to
Becduer LOB-washington, o; Kansas
CITY. g.
=. ab.M.rtyn: PIsys t2l. Bseauer.
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-10
I'm THE AIR FORCE"
BY EloIns townsend DIeksrson

Tom said, "Sure" and the sergeant
over the public address system pag-
ed, Major Dickerson." AS soon as
Tom heard the name he whirled
around to the desk again and said,
mot Major l.. HI. Dickerson9 The
sergeant affirmed and then Tom
told him to page Major Pick Dick
erson." ''Pick" was nickname
Hayes acquired in high school and
Tom thought he'd surprised Hayes
by announcing the familiar name
over the P. A. system.
Too bad Hayes had already left
st. Louis. but it was fun to hear
about the coincidest anyway. On
board the plane to ST. Louis from
Dover was an officer soon to be
assigned in Greece. Hayes asked
to be remembered to Major Lloyd
dig" Baxter, who is currently in
Greece with his family "Diz" will
hear of Hayes in round about way,
but through another coincidence
that will happen between service
personnel.
We've had nice holiday season
hOi { III oui new uel60DOTnOOO. In
our Likens-Foster home we lived
entirely with Air Force people and
moving away from it we didn't
know if we'd miss that close asso-
citation. Here on Christmas Day a
civilian across the street, an Army
Colonel next door and an Air Force
Major on the other side of us. all
had open house for all the Nc
Alister neighbors. Christmas Eve
we invited our neighbors in to help
Santa. All of our married life we
have had our friends in Christmas
Eve-when we lived on Shawnee
Road in Mr.. Tom Abbott's house,
when we lived on School Place next
to the Nelson Halls, and each Air
Force Christmas as well.
Tomorrow our children begin
school again, Hayes returns to
work and l certainly return to my
old routine-cleaning house, catch
ing up with my wash, writing every
other day to my parents-all these
things have been neglected during
the busy past few days and now it's
back to schedule<for me- You, too?
Until next week.
Always,
| Elaine Townsend Dickerson