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mean practically the same as
the word lettered F. Write this
down as 1-F. When you have
checked all the anskers, see the
correct pairings at the bottom.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-09
Entregado a Autoridades de
Immigration en- Miami Photo
que Lego a Marathon Key

de 1886 eentavos la libra, libre a
oordo en- Cuba. Anteriormente una
TRINA habla dado a conocer que Sc
rumorabs que una SubaSta de Ma.
rruecos fue cubierta con azucares
cubanos de dos cargamentoS que
no Ilegaron a las $4,000 toneladas
requeridas por ese territorio. En-
cuanto d la zafra ell Ministerio de
Agriculture inform6 que habian
reportaGo la termination de la
misma % centrales azucareros, con.
tinuando sus labores So en- toda la
nacion.
MARIACHI INFANTIL
Ell creador y director de la Gu
dad de los NinoS e~stablecida en- ell
municipio de Bejacal, cercano a La
Habana ell Reyerendo Padre Is
mael Desp. inform6 que ell proxi-
mo domingo Sc presentara en- la
misma Ell Marlachi Infantil de la
Ciudad de los Ninos de Monterrey,
Mexico .Agregd que ejecutaran va.
rios numeros como I'm obsequio a
sus hermanos de la institution
creada por el, con motive de pasar
por nuestra capital en- viaie a We
neZuela
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-09
LA TEMPERATURE

Cuando va Sc ~obServaban las al
taS temperatures caracteriSticaS
del verano, comenzaron a bajar
nuevamente debldo a presentarSe
ell vigesimoquinto norte de la tenn
porada in%vernai, cue fue calificado
por Ell 0bservatorio Nacional como
tardio v flojo. Nc obStante, en- al
gunoS Iugares de Pinar del Rio Sc
reportaron temperatures de haSta
14o c., notandose tambien marcia
daS pequenas en- Ia costa norte del
occidente de Ia Nacion. Ell norte
Sc rodujo como consequence del
choque de las atlas y bajas presto
mes, segun informo ell observatorio.
DRAMA PASIONAL
En- ell municipio de Colon, Ma
tanzaS, Bienvenido Armas, de 26
amos, a.nante de Carload Lima, de
rs, Sc INTRODUCE en- la casa de la
misma cuando Sc encontraba au.
Sente ell esposo de ella, Carlos L6-
PEI, agrediendola con I'm cuchillo
y rociandole Ell cuerpo con alcohol
y dandole fuego. Seguidamente Sc
dlo Candida el tambien. Los veci-
nos les condujeron al hospital.
donde fallecio Carload. I'm hiio de
esta y de Carlos, de z amos, sufrio
quemaduras leyes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-09
Jvsesa ofsrfa
AvstraIunu
q Petersen

NUEVA YORK, mayo 8 (UP)-
Gus D'Amato, manager del titular
de peso pesado Floyd Patterson,
declare hoy que 'merece conside-
racion" una oferta de un sindi-
cato au~straliano, de dar a Patter-
son 100000 dolares por una de-
tensa de SUI titulo.
La oferta fue hecha por Charley
Rose, promoter independents, a
r1ombre del Sindicato Australia
no, que ansia presentar una Delea
entire Patterson y ell peso pesado
~australiano King Allen Williams,
en- Sydney, en- fecha que debera
deslgnar ell campeon.
Isl Patterson no esta dispuesto
a If a Australia, Williams esta pre-
parade para venir aqui", dijo D.
Amato.
Williams, que gan6 ell ti'uio aus
traliano en- 1855, ha tenido SO pc
leas PROFESSIONALS, de las cuales ha
ganado SO, con veinte knockouts.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-09
OLA DEL PHOTO

La Comision Organizadora de
'os actos del Dia del Photo que Sc
celebrars manana sabado, informo
que los mismos Sc iniciaran en- no.
raS de la maiana en- Ell aeropuerto
Domingo RosilIo, construido en- la
Playa de Baracoa, donde aterriza-
ran en- las primeras horas del dia
miembros de la Association de Pr
lotos de la Florida. Luego llegaran
tamblen a ese aeropuerto aviones
de las distintas empresas aereas Gu
banas con sus Executives. Los actos
Sc extenderan al domingo II, Y en-
horas de la mafana at~errizaran
aviones del ~ejercito, la Marina de
Guerra y partlculares, en- I'm ira.
mo del Paseo del Malecon Y luego
aviones del ejercito haran manic.
bras sobre ell litoral.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-09
INVENCION PARA CALMAR
Ell MAR

LONDRES -(UP)-Los peritos
Oritanicos, de de1ensa, consideran
"a posibilldad de sscar partido de
una invencion que calma ell mar,
mediante la liberacion de aire COM
primido debajo de la superficie.
La tecnica sera probada ell vier-
mes en- Dover, ante funcionarios del
Ministerio de Guerra. I'm vocero
manifesto que puede ser de gran
utilidad militar" en- desembarcos v
proporcionar "puertos p~ortatiles"
cuando Sc neceslte desembarcar
sin tomar en- cuenta Ell tempo rel
mantle.
La invencion consiste en- un ca
no perforado, que Sc coloca en- ell
tondo del mar E. aire comprimido
4ue sale con fuerza por los aguje-
ros del cano rompe las olas y calma
Ia superficie.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-09
DtARio LAS

FL proximo rs de noviembre. Il.
Reina y Ell Duque de Edimburgo
asistiran a la consagracion de la
nueva capilla norteamericana de la
cathedral Esta cap;lla es un obse.
quio de Gran Bretana a Estados
UnidoS Y estara dedicada a la me.
moria de los $4,000 norteamerica-
nos que cayeron en- accion en- la
ultima guerra combatiendo desde
las Islas Rritanicas.
DERECHO DE APELACION
EN- MONACO
MONTE CARLO. -CUP)- Ell
Principe Rainlero Tercero, impuso
una ligera limitacion a u poderes
absolutos ,SObre este diminuto pals
exento de impuestos, al acordar a
Sus subditos ell derecho de apelar
Jas decislones de estado
En- verdad, es dificilmente con.
cesion slguna, pero seguramente
provoca a agitaci6n en- TODD Mona.
co, que cubre POGO mas de I'm XII.
lometro cuadrado de la costa de la
Riviera
Tecnicamente ell decreto CORES
pondiente no limita en- absolute eli
poder del Principe, puesto que en-
ultlmo analisis sera el mismo quien
Sc pronuncie soble cualquier ape.
laci6n.
Pero para muthos monegascos,
parece como ell primer paso hacia
m%onarquia constitutional DIES.
pues de 400 amos de regimen abso.
luto de la familia Grimatdi.
En- enero ultimo, 931 de los
1,216 electores elegibles de Mona.
co, cuya %poblacion total es de 20.
Az, fueron a las urnas y llevaron
al Consejo Naclonal del Principado
una mayUria antiabsolutista.
Ell Colsejo es I'm ORGANISING me.
ramente %consultivo y carece de ia
cultadeS legislativas. Sin embargo,
uno de u primeros pasos fue Pc
dir al principe la reforma que es.
te acordo hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-09
RECIBO DE

Ell Presidente Batista recibio a
$50 alumnos de los Institutes CT.
vico-miLtares que reSultaron triun-
fadores en- la competencia de atle-
tismo celebrate hace dias en- Ell
Centre de Ceiba del Aqua y en- Ell
cual compitieron escolares de los
distintos planteles de ese tipo ms.
taladOs en- toda la Republica. Los
g~anadores de la competencia per-
maneceran durante varios dias en-
esta capital.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-09
Wiene de Ia Primera,

encuentran sujetos a eXpedientes
son los doctores Alfredo Herrera,
Presidente de la Sala Segunda de
10 Civil v Contencioso. y Fernan-
do Alval ez Rahio Presidente de la
Sala Segunda de 10 Criminal, todos
de la Audiencia de La Habana.
Tambier los Magistrates Enrique
Hart Ramirez, Juan More Benitez
y Jorge A Cowley de la Sala Pri-
mera de 10 Civil de La Habana,
Y Manuel Urrutia Lleo. Magistrate
jubiladt del Tribunal de Urgencia
de Santiago de Cuba Igualmente
los jueces Felipe Luaces y Juan
Rodriguez Soriano. ambos de Juz-
gadoS lie Primers Instancia de es-
ia Capital Estan siendo juzgados
al amparo del acuerdo Ley del
Console de Ministries que modified
la Ley Organica del Poder Judicial
y como Jueces induetores actdan
sOs Magistrates Mario Quiros Ma
cias y Raul LOPEZ Ibanez, del Tri-
bunal Supreme, y Taurino Rodri-
guez Valdes. de la Audiencia de La
Habana
AGGRESSION A GARRIDO
Ell actor de la radio y television
Alberto Garrido, resulto lesionado
de una herida leve en- ell pie al
ser atacado cuando abandonaba TN
estudio de una emisora de televi-
sion, en- union &c SUI companero
Federico Pinero y otros artistas
mas. Segun Sc informo. ell agresor
10 fue Gerardo Villegas Maldona-
do, de 80 amos, ell cual fue deteni-
do, comprobandose que habia es-
tado recluido en- una clinica de ell
fermedades mentales hace I'm ano.
Sc lie ocupo ell punal con ell cual
agredio a Garrido y fue puesto a
disposition del Juez Correctional
sin que explicara los motives de
su actuacion contra Ell actor.
CUESTI0NES AZUCARERAS
En- circulos a%zucareros Sc infor.
mo que no Sc haoia podido confir.
mar la rumorada compra de 10000
toneladas de azucares cubanos por
Casablanca, Marruecos, al precio
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-09

estaba en- una c%onferencia en- Wa
shington a 40 Kilometres de dis
tancia, tomaron posiciones en- ell sa-
Ion de espera de. edificio. Dijeron
que no Sc moverian de ALI mien-
tras Strauss u otro miembro de la
comision no les ~recibiese.
Sc les permitlo quedarse despues
de las cinco de la tarde, bora en-
lue Sc cierra Ell edificio pero Sc re-
forzo la vigilancia con tres guar
diaS mas
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-09

Ell mismo inventor, Alec Laurie,
ha perfecciona1o e! sistema que Sc
ra probado ell viecnes en- una IONA
de 300 metros en- ell Canal de la
Mancha frente a Dover.
FERROVIARIOS EXIGEN LA
HUELGA
LONDRES -(UP)-Los impa-
clentes ferroviarios exigen una
huelga nacional, para apoyar u
demands de aumentos de salaries,
pero dice que sus dirigentes no es-
tan decidIdos aun a declarar una
huelga que paralizaria ell Sistema
ferroViario nacionalizado en- TODD
ell pals.
Ell conflicto de los ferroviarios
con la ComisioE Britannica de
rransportes, esta llegando rapida-
mente a su elimination
CONSAGRACION DE ALTAR
RECONSTRUCT
LONDRES -(UP)-La Reina
Isabel IT asisti6 a la consagracion
del re%construido altar mayor de la
catedral de San Pablo, 18 amos des-
pues que fuera destruido por los
bombarderos alemanes en- la
"Blitz" de 1910.
Ell ali. n fue reconstruct como
I'm monumento a la memoria de
los subditos de los paises de la CO.
munidad britannica de naciones, que
cayeron en- las dos guerras mum
diales.
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eviene de Ia Prssneras

Molotov fue enviado al cargo en-
Mongolia Exterior, en- una "suave
d%epuracion'' que sigui6 a la victo-
ria de Khrushchev sobre los Stall
nistas, que aspiraban a dominar Ell
poder- tras las bambalinas de la
Union Sovietica.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-09
MARIACHI INFANTIL
REFORMA A~RANCELARIA

Ell dia 10 del actual mes vencera
ell plazo concedldo por la Comision
Ministerial de la Reforma Arance-
laria para revlsar los adeudos y
tratamiantos arancelarios de los
discos fonograficos e Information
Publica La solicitud de la infor.
macion fue formulada por los i'm
portadOl es de discoS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-09
EXPERIMENT. CON UN
SHARK"

CAPE CANAVERAL-(UP) -
I'm Shark, proyectll de largo alcan-
ce EN- realidad avi6n sin photo
de la fuerza aeres salio entire la
maradas con I'm gran estruendo,
de | abase de Cape Cafiaveral y Sc
perdio en- Ell horizonte.
Con anterioridad ell ejercito no
pudo disparar su Redstone, pro-
yectll baliStico dc corto alcance.
FL Shark, aparato de alas Sagita-
les de % metros de longitud, eS ell
unlco proyectil guiado de largo al
canoe que tiene listo este pals pa
Ia entrar en- accion. Cuatro por 10
menos de los so Sharks, disparados
aqui, han recorrido SUI distancia to-
tal de $500 Kilometres.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-09
PROTESTAN POR NO SER
RECIBIDOS

GERMANTOWN. Maryland.
CUP)-Diez enemigos de las explo-
stones nucleales de prueba, esta.
blecleron campamento en- ell edifi-
clio de la Comision de Energia Alto
mica y decidieron quedarse en- Ell
toda la noche, a menos que no los
reclba, Lewis L. Strauss presidente
de la comision o algun otro MEM
bro de ella
Los dlez, son miembros de la Co.
mission Nacional de Accion no Vic.
.enta Contra las Armas Atomicas.
Llegaron al nuevo y reluciente edi-
ficlo de la comision POGO despues
del mediodia.
Cuando Sc les dijo que Strauss
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testing a strained elbow, didn't
last very long. After getting the
first man out, Drabowsky gave
up a double to Mel Roach, a
single to Frank Tore and a
two-run homer to Aaron before
departing. Excellent relief work
by Glen Hobbie and Don Elston
was wasted.
Aside from Banks 26th
homer and Longs 10th. the
only other Cub hits we're sin
giles by Tony Tayor in the
third. Hobbie in the fifth and
q two-out infield blow in the
ninth by Sam Taylor.
After Taylor had beaten
out his hit. Bobby Thomson
slammed a tremendous drive
into leftfleld, but Andy Pafko
went UP against the wall TO
make a fine catch.
The crowd boosted the Cubs
season mark to $50, 452-only
40,177 less than the entire 1857
total.
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Braves Nip Cubs, 81,
As Jay and Aaron Star

CHICAGO. July 10 (R.-
joey Jay. gradually turning
into the ace Of Milwaukee's
pitching staff, cooled the up
start Cubs. 80, today with a
snappy flve-hitter.
A roaring crowd Of 37,9lS
saw Hank Aaron hit his Goth
homer as the Braves took a
80 lead in the first inning.
The crowd waited for the Cubs
to put on one of their late
inning rallies, but it never
came.
Although clipped for homers
by Ernie Banks in the second
inning and Dale Long in the
seventh. Jay turned in his fifth
triumph against three losses.
His three defeats were by
scores Of 81, 81 and 10. He
walked four and struck out
seven today.
Cub starter Moe Drabowsky,
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A'sTop Duren
As Tutt|e Hits
Homer in 18th

NEW YORK. July 10 R.-
Bill Tuttle's three-run homer in
the 18th inning OF Ryne Duren
brought the Athletics a GA VIC
tory over the league-leading
Yankees today. The defeat cut
the Yanks' margin over Boston
to 10 games.
The triumph was Kansas
City's second straight over the
Yanks. 1t was the more delec-
table because 1t was scored over
Duren, the flreballing fireman
who has had fantastic success
this season, and because young
Ralph Terry, an ex-Yankee. put
out a New York blaze in the
bottom Of the 18th.
With one out in the 18th and
the score 3-3, Bud Daley, Kan
sas City's third pitcher, slashed
a double to left. Mike Baxes fol-
lowed with a walk and then
futile smashed one into the
lower rightf1eld seats for his
fifth homer Of the season.
After getting Jerry Lumpe on
q liner to short, Daley wound
up kneedeep in trouble when
Bill Skowron, Country Slaugh-
ter and Norm Siebern singled
in succession for one run. II
was Siebern's fifth single in six
trips.
When pitcher Don Larsen
was sent up to bat for Bobby
Richardson, Terry replaced
Daley. Terry came through by
tanning Larsen and getting
Elston Howard to hit into q
force play. xq
Earlier it looked like q couple
Of other ex-Yanks, Pitcher Bob
Grim and Bob Cerv, were going
to take charge Of their old
team. Grim held a 81 lead for
ia innings. but the Yanks raj
lied against him and reliever
Ray Herbert for two runs to
tie. Grim was making his first
start in two years.
The Yanks grabbed a 10
lead in the third on Hank
Bauer's single, a tumble by
Cerv on the play. and Lumpe's
See ATHLETICS. Page ca
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Round Table
EdeesCIem
In Armour

CHICAGO. July 10 Dr.
Round Table, who lost q photo
finish a week ago, today won
one against fast-closing Glen
in the $87.100 Laurence Ar
mour Memorial Handicap.
Ridden for the first time BY
Bill Hartack, Travis Kerr's
great 4-year-old covered the
mile and one-eighth on Airing
ton Parks grass course in a
track record matching time OF
1:482s.
Mrs. Ada L. Rice's Hoop
Band was third.
A week ago on the main
course under Jockey Johnny
Longden. Round Table was
[nipped at the wire by Bern
burgoo in the Warren Wright
Memorial.
Today Bernburgoo finished
last in a field Of 10 while
Glenn. owned by Mrs. Adele L.
Rand and ridden by Ted At
kinson. tried for upset honors.
Aysha. one of a trio entered
by Hasty House Farms, led
from the start with Glen a
See ROUND TABLE, Page &C.
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ninth that chased starter Frank
Larry.
With one out Sammy White
belted his third homer Of the
season into the bullpen in
right-center. Pinch-hitter Bill
ly Klaus flied out but pinch
hitter Lou Berberet was hit
by a pitch. 3.
Gene Stephens and Runnels
then singled and it was SIS.
Williams grounded to first to
end the inning.
White also got a triple and
single in five trips. Runnels
had 2-for-5 plus a sacrifice.
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NEW RULE BARS
SHORT FENCES IN
FUTURE STADIUM
PHILADELPHIA. July 10

PHILADELPHIA, July 10
R.-Right and leftfleld
fences in any new major
league baseball park must
be at least 325 feet from
home plate. James T. Gal
lagher. chairman Of the
Ofhcial Playing Rules
Committee, said today.
The l0-member commit
tee unanimously approved
a change in the rules call
ing for the new minimum
in a mail vote, said Gal
lagher, director Of scouts
for the Phillies. Commits
sioner Ford Prick asked for
the vote. !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
ny CHARLES M. EGAN
SPORTS Editor o. The star

ocEANPoRT. N. j.. July 10,
Neither i34 pounds. q Cruel
ling fnile and a quarter nor q
combination Of those two haz-
ards proved enough 10 stop
Bold Ruler this afternoon at
Monmouth Park as the Wheat
ley's Stables great 4-year-old
sped on toward a repeat tri-
umph for horse-of- the-year
honors.
Tested 20 the utmost by
Sharpsburg. Q Calumet castofi
who was getting a weight con-
cession of Fl pounds. Bold
Ruler won the sl10.650 Mon
mouth Handicap by a widening
three-quarters Of a length
under one Of Eddie Arcaro's
coolest hand-rides.
TwO-Fifths on Record
Six lengths farther back. the
almost unnoticed lightweight,
Bills Sky Boy. with only iO2
pounds up. came in third. a
neck In front Of Third Brother.
the second choice. But few in
the crowd Of 30.727 had eyes
for either Of these. Nearly
everyone was concentrating on
the bitter struggle between
Bold Ruler and Sharpsburg and
the riding duel between Arcaro
and Nick shuk. who came up
from Delaware Park to ride
Sharpsburg. Eddie won his
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Crone to Minors

SAN FRANCISCO, July ls
@-The Giants today sold
Pitcher Ray Crone to Toronto
Crone joined the Giants In the
clubs 1857 trade with Milwau-
kee along with Danny O'Con-
nell and Bobby Thomson in
exchange for Second Baseman
Red Schoendienst.
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Ted's Two-Run CIout
Defeats Tigers in 18th

BOSTON, July 10 (R.-Ted
Williams answered mingled cat
calls and cheers with a two-run
homer in the 18th inning today
for a 7-6 Boston triumph over
Detroit that extended the Red
Sox' victory streak to six.
Jeered by some Of the crowd
of 1892 for miSplaying q hit
into a double and grounding
out with the winning run on
third in the ninth inning, VIII
liams belted a high drive OF
Hank Aguirre with Pinch-hit-
ter Jim Piersall aboard.
The drive to the rightf1eld
seats enabled Leo Kiely to post
his fourth victory of the sea-
son. He was making his fifth
relief appearance in seven days.
Billy Martin Of the Tigers
had put his club ahead, 6-5, in
the top of the 18th with a
double which chased home
Harvey Kuenn.
Three times Boston had
taken a one-run lead and each
time the Tigers knotted the
count.
Williams let AL Kalnne's
smash get past him for a two
Dagger in the eighth inning.
Kaline took third on a long out
and scored on Gus Zernials
sacrifice fly to left. Williams
throw was short and wide.
The Tigers went ahead, SIS,
in the top of the ninth when
Jim Hogan hit the third
Detroit solo homer Of the con-
test of Dave Sisler, who has
surrendered IA gopher balls in
lot innings. Ossie Virgil and
Kuenn had homered earlier.
Pete Runnels sent the game
into extra innings with a single
to right in the bottom Of the
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White Sox Hold off Griffs, rs;
Snead Pulls Into PEA Lead
BriIIiunt 81
Tops Casper
By ! Stroke

HAVERTOWN. Pa. July 10
R.-Sam Snead. at his very
best charged In with q three
under-par 81 today and seized
the third round lead In the Pro-
fessional Golfers Association
championship with q score Of
207.
The man in the traditional
straw hat. winner Of 100 tour
naments but never the National
Open. took a one-stroke edge
over Bill Casper Of Apple VAL
ley, Calf. who missed n tying
10-foot putt on the final green.
Casper shot SO for 208.
Snead tore the Llanerch
Country Club course apart for
l6 holes and then reverted to
character. He three-putted the
18th and missed q birdie four
foot putt on the 18th which
would have showed him farther
to the front.
bod Finsterwald. who shared
the halfway lead with jay He
bert at l39. had to sink q
dificult 10-foot putt on the
final green for a 10 which gave
him third spot in the packaged
finish at zoe.
Lionel Scrambled 10 73
Jay Hebert. elder brother Of
defending champion Lionel,
scrambled to a 70 which left
him five strokes of the pace
going into tomorrow's show
down round.
Jack Burke. jr.. winner Of
both the Masters an dthe PGA
in 1856, was at 211 after q
third round SO. He was fol-
lowed by Jay Hebert and Doug
Ford, tied at 212.
In the 213 bracket were big
Mike Souchak, who got Q favor
able officials ruling for a SO,
and Julius Boros, who lost his
groove and took a 70.
Dick Mayer Of st. Petersburg,
Fla. 1857 National Open cham
pion, was tired at 214 with
Buster Cupit. q darkhorse club
professional from Fort Smith,
Ark, both had SOS.
Missed Only One Green
Colts reconstructed rebel,
Tommy Bolt, lost his form after
o brilliant start and finished
with a Is, tying Walter
Burkemo Of Franklin. Mich. at
215. Burkemo shot the days
hottest round-a 66-coming
from far back in the pack to
strong contention.
Snead, at As, is shooting to
become the Oldest man ever to
win this professional event. The
Oldest man ever to take the
title was Chich Harbert. who
did it at the age Of 80 in 1854.
Continued on Page CO. Col. 4
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LATE BASEBALL

Philadelphia ell 90 -
Los Angeles 900 2
Roberts and sawatski; Kou-
fax and sRosebOro.
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PROBABLE
PITCHERS
~ the Associated Press
AMERICAN LRAGuE

~ the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at Washington t2)--Dono-
Van t5-10) and Moore (5-3D vs. KEN
merer t5-0 and 0riggs t3-7).
Cleveland at Baltimore Wilhelm
t2-4) Va. Portocarrero 800.
Detroit at Boston C2) - Burning
T-6) and Susce (2-0l W.. Sullivan
lS-2) and O'clock t9-0).
Kansas City at New York o.
Carver (S-6l and Urban (T-5D vs. Ford
ala and sturdivant u-4l.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Milwaukee ct Chieago - Burdette
(9-O vs.. Phillips t6-2).
st. Louis at Cineinnati-Jones l6.7)
W. Lawrence $3.50.
Philadelphia at Los AngelsS-sim-
mons t6-9) W.. Podres Ce-@.
Pittsbgrgh at San Francisco -
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Singled for Ramos In "a; Doubled
for HYDE IN 9TH; Ran for Goodman
In sth: SINGLED for Paseual In 9th:
8 Ran for Courtney In 9th.
CHICAGO - 31I OIO 1907
WARRINGTON ----- 020 O03 O0l-e
washiastso Rs a7cs. "a DGlsHs pss1ieio' -s q
For 70 Torgeson: Aparicio TO Torso
son. LoB-chieago II: Washington, ..
2b-Landis. Fox. Malkm1s. Lemon.
eB-Torgeson. ApaEieio. SP-Battey.
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ARuirre t3-2).
HBP-By Larry CBerberetl. U-soar
Umont, Summers, Honochiek. T-251
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Bold Ruler Wins
Thriller Despite
134-Pound Load

third straight Monmouth. but
II certainly didn't come easy.
The crowd backed Bold Ruler
down 10 3 10 10. and then DID
a lot OF worrying as the bic
son OF Nasrullah had 10 ruT
the mile and q quarter In 2:Dl9.
IN order 70 bag the big end Of
the purse. That was only two
fifths on the track record, SET
by Round View In ie47,
The victoFy--his NTH IN siS
Stakes this year-earned a mel
Of s70.772.50 for Mrs. Henry
Carnegie Phipps' wheatley
Stable. II pushed Bold Rulers
total earnings TO s764. 204 So
He's stu ninth on the all-time
earning list. but now Is only
about $4,000 behind Native
Dancer.
sharpsburE Third Choice
The triumph was a great oc-
casion Tor Sunny jim Fitzsim-
mons, Bold Rulers s3-year-old
trainer. who joined Mrs. Phipps
In the winners circle, where she
received q gold trophy from
Amory L. Haskell. Monmouth
Park president. Less than q
half-hour before the race. they
had gotten the bad news that
Nasco. Bold Rulers 3-year-old
brother. had. lost by a neck 10
Victory Morn in the Dwyer
Handicap at Jamaica.
Due TO the small field of six
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