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Evening star., 1958-07-03
FBIHanded
I'd ShutOuf
By Printers

Only two shutouts have been
recorded in the Industrial
Sandlot Baseball League this
season and Federal Bureau of
Investigation. defending cham
pion. has been the victim of
both.
Three weeks ago, Southpaw
Dennis Hill Of Federal Storage
gave up only three hits TO the
G-Men for q 100 victory. Yes
terday. Greg Morris, also a left
handler, applied the second
shutout as the Union Printers
won, 80.
Morris also gave up only
three hits while striking out 10.
His tesmmates backed him up
with r. blows. paced by two
home T1ns by Billy Kallas and
one by Sam Webb and three
runs hatted in by each.
st. Ambrose took over the
lead in second half play of the
Gauzza League with a SCI VIC
tory over the Black Sox while
in the Departmental League,
Health, Education and Welfare
defeated the Navy Tars, 8-3.
Rockville scored three times
in the first inning and behind
the four-hit pitching of George
Corbin. defeated Sandy Spring,
6-1. in a Montgomery County
League game last night at EN-
ory Grove. Corbin struck out
nine.
In games today, all at $50
pm, Jack Pry plays MSsM Dis
tributors on the West Ellipse,
Peoples Drug meets Woodbridge
on the East Ellipse and Nation
al Security Agency takes on
the 6970th Red Devils on the
South Ellipse.
No games are scheduled to-
morrow because of the holi-
day.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
MAJOR
LEADERS

BATTING (nased on $50 or more al
bats)--Fox, Chicago, .327: Vernon
Cleveland, 1926; Cerv, Kansas City
:322: Ward. Kansas City, .3l9;
Power, Cleveland, .3I5.
New York, 40. Lopez. Kansas City
4S: Minoso, Cleveland. A.; F. Boil
ling. Detroit, 46.
RUNS BATTED IN-Jensen, Boston
81; .cerv, Kansas City, 80: sievers
HITswFox' chicaso. Se: Malzons, Bos.
ton, 81: Cerv, Kansas City. 81;
Power. Cleveland, 81; p. Boiling
Detroit and Bridges, washington, so
DOUBLES--Kuenn. Detroit: %; Power
Cleveland. Is: Kaline, Detroit, II;
Maxine, Boston, and Pearson, Wash
ington.
TRTPLES-Tuttle. Kansas City and
Lemon, Washington. O.; Power. Cleve-
Cery. Kansas City and Plews, Wash
HOME RGtNs - Jensen, Boston, "a;
Washington, Is; Trisndos. Baltimor,
STOLEN BAsEs-Aparicio' Chicago,
u; Landis and Rivera. Chicago and
Harrell and Minoso, Cleveland, g.
PITCHING (based on z or more de-
eisionsl-Larsen, New York. 7,l,
.cto' luriey. view Iofk. Id, .1Sb,
Baltimore, Sullivan, Boston and
STRIKEOuTs-Turley, New York. 81:
Pierce, Chicago, 80; Harshman. Bal
ttimore and Ford, New York, 70;
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING (based on $50 or more al
batsl--Mays, San Francisco. .387;
nn., Musial 81: Louis, .357; Ashburn'
;355: Dark, Chicago, .333.
Banks, Chicago, So: Aaron. MilwS1.
kee. SO; Walls, Chicago, and Neal.
RUNS BATTED IN-Thomas, Pitts
\ burgh. SO; Banks, Chicago, So:
Cepeda, San Francisco. so; Spencer,
san Francisco 40. Mays San Fran
HITswMays. San Francisco. IO5:
Walls and Banks; Chicago, 90; ce-
philadeiphia, .SS.
DonBLEs-Hoak; Cincinnati, 81;
Moryn. chiesso. Skinner. Pittsburgh.
and Mays, San Francisco, rs.
TkIPLES-Virdon, Pittsburgh, q;
Banks. ChicaRo. and Mays. San
Francisco. 8; Ashburn, Philadelphia,
HOME aUNs@Thomas. Pittsburgh.
e2; Banks, chicsgo, 20; Walls, Chi
cago, Mathews. Milwaukee. and
Mays and cepeda, San Francisco,
10.
STOLEN BAsEs-Mays, San Francisco,
"a: Blasingame. st Louis, IL: Ash
burn. Philadelphia. II; T. Taylor,
Chicago. 10: cepeda. San Fran
PITCHING fbased on z or more deci-
sions)-McMahon. Milwaukee, 81.
S57; SPAIN, Milwaukee, 10-4, ia:
Phillips. Chicago, and Farrell Phil
ssdelphia. 81 "a; Koufax' Los
Francisco, Ia, 700.
STRIKEOUTS-Jones st. Louis ~.
Antonelli. San Francisco. IA Drott,
Chicago. 70: Podres, Los Angeles.
50; SPAIN, Milwaukee. and Sanford.
Philadelphia, 6s.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
First-HuIf Title
Wrapped Up by
Federal Storage

Federal Storage clinched the
f1rSt-half championship of the
Clark Griffith Memorial Base
ball League yesterday with a
so victory over Agriculture on
the North Ellipse.
Denny Hill, George WASH
ington University's lefthanded
star, pitched a three-hitter.
struck out IL and walked two
in leading Federal to its seventh
win without defeat.
The flrSt-half schedule ends
today as Brightwood meets Gas
Light at $50 on the North
Ellipse. Brightwood and Rotary
open the Second-half tomorrow
with a pm. game on the same
diamond.
Federal will play exhibition
games with the Local Ala team
from Johnstown. Pa. Saturday
and Sunday at 2 pm. on the
West Ellipse. This union-spon-
sored club has won the first
half title of the 19-and-under
league in Johnstown.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
MiIlner Quits as Buugh Aide
To Remoin Close to Job Here

Wayne Millner. former Notre
Dame and Redskins end, is out
OF football for the FIRST time in
80 years. He resigned yester-
day as assistant to Sammy
Baugh. his old Redskins team
mate. who Is head coach at
rdin-Simmons In Texas.
Millner. who came to the
Redskins in 1887 from Notre
Dame. says this doesn't mean
he is through with football per-
manently. He had to drop the
Hardin : Simmons connection,
he said. because the school was
too far from his job as q sales
man for an automobile agency
IN Arlington, where he resides.
I've had flve years Of It, and
the boys were the greatest"
Millner said. "but it's Just too
far to keep moving the family
down there and back every fall.
If ! can find a football Job in
this section. I'll grab It,"
At Hardin-Simmons Millner
went after things in whole
hearted fashion. The players
bought him a l0-gailon cowboy
hat and string tie. which with
Millner's naturally bowed legs
made him look more like a
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NuvyEIeven
Scheduled by
W.Vu.for'63

MORGANTOWN, w. Va,
July 3 (SpeciaD A football
game between Navy and West
Virginia will be played here
September 81, 1868. it was an
nounced today by Red Brown,
West Virginia athletic director
The game was arranged as
part of the celebration of West
Virginia's Tooth year of state
hood. Oregon also will be
played here in 1868, Brown said.
The rest of the schedule has
not been completed. but it is
proposed to make it the best
in the schools history.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
AIsab Is Sold
For S11,5OO

LEXINGTON. KY, July 3 up
--Alsab, a bargain basement
yearling who became a bis
name in racing and later q
successful sire, has been sold
for $11,500.
Dan Midkif and Dud Burke
Lexington horsemen and real
estate dealers. purchased the
19-year-old stallion at auction.
Midkiff also bought the as
acre Alsab farm for $57,0 900 as
Mrs. AL SABBATH disposed of the
property and her thoroughbred
horses.
Alsab, champion 2-year-old
of 1941. cost $700 as a yearling
He won IS of his 81 races,
earned $350.0i5 and sired 81
stakes winners. AlSab is best
remembered for his nose de-
feat of Whirlaway in their 1912
race at Narragansett
Park.
His offspring include Myrtle
Charm, leading juvenile filly
of 1913; Sabette. Armageddon,
Alsab's Day and Toby B.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
Ham Richardson
To Play Seixos at
Sherwood Forest

Vic Seixas of Philadelphia
former Wimbledon and United
States tennis champion, ano
Ham Richardson of Arlington
Davis Cupper, will meet at {
pm. tomorrow in an exhibition
match at the Sherwood Forest
Club in Anne Arundel County
Md.
C. Alphonso Smith and Ed
die Jacobs, former United
States senior doubles cham
pions, will split their combina =
ton to join SeixaS and Rich
ardson in a doubles match.
The tennis show will be q
part of the colorful Sherwood
Forest Independence Day cele-
bration.
Evening star., 1958-07-03

has grown wealthy in oil opera
tions.
Mccormick went to training
camp with the Redskins in 1947
but was traded to the Colts be-
fore the start Of the regular
season. He spent two years with
the Baltimore club before re-
tiring to devote his full time
to law and business The Red
skins remember him as a con-
genial teammate and a tough
competitor.
The Fowlkes ranch embraces
100000 acres-half the size Of
Rhode Island-and is listed as
one of the IL largest privately
owned ranches on the North
American continent. Located
where the Rio Grande makes a
deep, southwark bend, 1t is rich
in wild game. Thirty miles of
the ranch front on the river.
Mccormick did not reveal
the purchase price, but he
bought all mineral rights, live
stock and all equipment and
structures on the place.
Evening star., 1958-07-03

Logart, a 1-2 favorite, went
in front with powerful body
attack and occasional left hooks
to the face.
Jordan appeared to tire in
the ninth. but he landed a solid
right to the head and a ques-
tionable blow to the body. Lo-
gart indicated it was a foul
but the referee took on notice.
Referee Mushy Callahan and
Judge George Thomas scored
it for Jordan, 1894 and 97-95,
respectively. Judge George Lat
ka had 1t 97-93 for Logart.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
Bolt Picked
TOTOpFieId
In Rubber City

AKRON, Ohio. July 3 lP.--
The Nations top golfers were
set TO crack apart the par n
OF the Firestone Country Club
course in the $4,000 Rubber
City Open starting today.
Tommy Bolt. the National
Open champion. who has
played only one practice round
since last weeks New York
tournament, where he picked
up and was slapped with a $500
fine, said he was in good physi-
cal shape. He has been picked
to succeed Arnold Palmer, Mas
ters champion who won the
Rubber City title last year in
a Sudden death playoff with
Doug Ford.
The 72-hole tournament over
the 6.6S5-yard course opens
with a starting field Of 1877
players. After tomorrow's Is
holes. the field will be sliced
at the midway point to the low
so pros and 10, low amateurs
for the final two 18-hole tests
Saturday and Sunday.
Seven Of the top eight money
winners on the golf tour--alI
except Ken Ventura were
shooting for the $4,000 first
place check.
Ten golfers bettered par in
practice rounds yesterday.
Ernie Vossler. Kansas City
Open winner from Midland.
Tex. shot a 33-32-65, while
Jackie Burke, 1856 Masters and
PGA champion, had a 34-32-66.
In addition to Bolt-who won
here in 1854 with a record low
Of l65-and Palmer, other
former Rubber City winners
entered are Henry Ransom and
Ed Furgol. Four former PGA
champions and 1ive National
Open winners also tee of. They
are Chick Harbert. Burke, Ford
and Lionel Hebert, PGA win
ners, and Open kings, Bolt. Dick
Mayer, Furgol, Jack Fleck and
Julius Boros.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
Dodgers May Hit
Million Tonight

LOS ANGELES, July 3 (P).-
The Dodgers may become the
first major league team to reach
the l-million mark in home at
tendance tonight.
The Dodgers, returning after
an extended road trip, take on
the Cards in a twi-night double
header at the Coliseum. The
teams are idle tomorrow be-
cause of a holiday celebration
in the Coliseum.
The Dodger attendance to
date is 49,802-so it will take
a crowd of so, 1893 to enable the
club to hit a million. The Dodg-
ers did not reach the 1-million
mark in Brooklyn last season
until September 8. They wound
up with 1.028,258.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
Shorpshooter's Two Wins
Boost HumbIetoniun Stock

GOSHEN. N. Y, July 3 up,
-Sharpshooter, Arden Home
stead Stables brilliant 3-year-
old trotter, has proven again
he'll be tough to beat in the
Hambletonian August q at Du
Quoin, III.
Driven by Harry Pownall. sr,,
SharpShooter won both heats
of the Dickerson Cup yesterday
at Historic Track. In the first
heat. the top money winning
2-year-old of last year defeated
McColby by a neck in 2:05B
and came back to win the Sec
ond by three-quarters of a
length from Mr.. Proxy in
2:0S9s.
In winning the two heats Of
the famed race. Shsrpshooter
Evening star., 1958-07-03

defeated his top rival as a g
year-old. Mix Hanover, who
had beaten him four times in
as many tries last year.
Mix Hanover broke stride
and finished seventh in the
first heat and tired to fourth
in the second after challenging
SharpShooter in the stretch.
Sharpshooter, who warmed
up for yesterdays twin tri-
umphS by winning both heats
of a Reading Fair Futurity
event at Laurel Md Raceway
a week ago yesterday; paid
$3.50 in the first heat and $3.50
in the second.
His next start will be in the
Runneyfnede Trot at Sara
toga Springs, N. Y. July Is.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
HuIfbuck Tuseff
Signed by Colts

BALTIMORE. July 3 (R.-
Halfback Carl Taseff, sidelined
most of last season because of a
broken nose, has signed a 1858
contract with the Colts.
TaSeff, a former John Carroll
of Ohio athlete. has played six
seasons in the pro football
league. He was obtained by the
Colts in a 1853 trade with the
Browns.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
Huge Texas Rdnch Bought
By Ex-Redskins Linemun

Len G. Mccormick, former
lineman for the Washington
Redskins and Baltimore Colts,
has purchased one of the
worlds largest ranches-the
fabulous Fowlkes Brothers
spread in the Texas Big Bend
country-the Associated Press
reported today from Midland,
Texas.
Mccormick, 35, played COL
lege football at Baylor before
graduating to pro ranks.
Teammates called him the
Senator" because he wore a
10-gallon hat and was con-
stantly discussing law. He is
a Midland, Tex, attorney who
Evening star., 1958-07-03
British Boxer Wins

GLASGOW. Scotland, July 8
R.-British bantamweight
champion Peter keenan, last
night outpointed Billy Peacock
of Los Angeles in a 10-round
bout. keenan, took the play
from his American opponent in
the third round and in the
sixth had Peacock reeling un-
der a barrage of lefts and
rights.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
By the AssocIated Press

The Nations race tracks
checked the betting machines
and creased the turnstiles to-
day in preparation for handling
more than a half-million
people and upward of $40 mil
lion during the next two days.
On the basis of last years
figures, nearly 100000 fans will
wager in excess of $18 million
at the major running tracks
on July 4. The harness rae
ing tracks, headed by Roose-
velt Raceway. figure to add
another $4,000 people and So
million to Uncle Sans birth
day.
With an added holiday on
Saturday. attendance is ex-
pected to exceed 100000 and
the wagering climb to around
the $40 million mark for the
two days as the smaller tracks
chip in with their contribut-
tionS.
Four Rich Stakes
Heading the rich July 4
programs at the thoroughbred
tracks are the 75,000-added
Suburban Handicap at Bel
mont Park, the SIS, ,000-added
Stars and Stripes for 3-year-
olds at Washington Park and
the S50.000-added American
Handicap at Hollywood Park.
Richest of the purses for
trotters and PAGERS is the $1O8,-
sos Messenger for 3-year-old
PAGERS at Roosevelt Raceway.
Ten top-notch sidewheelers are
eligible for the mile race under
the lights.
Bold Ruler. beaten once in
four starts this year, is the
probable odds-on favorite for
the acknowledgements Sub
urban--a race won in the past
by many of the turf titans.
The Wheatley Stable ace
picks up top weight of 1874
pounds and will be ridden by
Eddie Arcaro. Only two horses,
Whisk Broom II in 1913 and
Grey Lag in 1923, carried more
weight to victory in the Subur-
ban. But Bold Ruler hasn't
packed less than 1873 in any of
his races this season.
Arrayed against him will be
such proven. distance perform
erS as Promised Land Q16),
SharpSburg Q14. Master Boing
d0G), Third Brother I10) and
Clem Q09).
Lincoln Road Running in Derby
The Stars and Stripes, a test
of a mile and one-eighth, fea-
lures Lincoln Road, Tim Tam's
Shadow from the Sunny Blue
Farms. After running second
to Tim Tam in the Florida and
Kentucky Derby and in the
PreaknesS, Lincoln Road finally
came through with a victory
in the Jersey Stakes at Garden
State Park. That was his last
start.
For tomorrow's test, Lincoln
Road will pick UP top weight
of l24 pounds and be ridden by
1smael Valenzuela. It was VAL
Evening star., 1958-07-03
2Teun Bouts
TopTonights
Capitol Cord

Chief Big Heart and Kit Fox
take on Soldier Barry and
Tony CoSenza In one Of the
two team wrestling matches
tonight at Capitol Arena. In
the other team bout the
Graham brothers. Jerry. and
Eddie, win meet All Costello
and Roy Heffernan.
In other matches Dick Hut
ton meets Man Mountain
Managoff, Johnny Valentine
grapples with Steve Stanlee
and Chito Lopez wrestles Mark
Levin.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
NLVotes Thomas
Player of Month

CINCINNATI, July 3 R.-
Frank Thomas, Pittsburgh'S
slugging third-sacker with q
talent for hitting homers, is
the Nationals Leagues player
of-the-month for June.
Thomas, who currently leads
the league in homers with %
and runs batted in with &C.
picked up Is votes in balloting
by newsmen and broadcasterS.
His closet competitor for the
monthly award was Dick Far
rell. star reliever for the
Phillies. who collected 1922
votes.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
Gonzales, Seguro
Win Pro Matches

T LOS ANGELES, July 3 (P.-
Pancho Gonzales, defending
champion, had trouble defeat
ing Rex Hartwig last night ir
the $4,000 Masters round.
robin pro tennis tournament.
The erratic Hartwig won the
first set 10-8 but Gonzales
came from behind to win the
last two, 6-8, 60.
Pancho Segura won his third
victory, troucing Lew Hoad
60, Ga.
The triumph puts him in a
tie with Frank Sedgeman fol-
the singles lead at 80. Con-
zales is 81. Hartwig is IA and
Hoad is last at 0-4.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
MINOR LEAGUES
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
san Diego IL: Salt Lake City. II
Seattle 8: Portland, O.
Phoenix, IL: Vancouver, 5.
Sacramento at Spokane, postponed
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto, z; Rochester, 5 az in
Miami. s: Richmond, 2 40 innings)
Montreal, z: Buffalo,
Columbus, 8: Havana, q.
- AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Wichita, j: Louisville, o. :
St, Paul. 8: Minneapolis, /.
Denver, IL; Omaha, q.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Austin, 6-22 Houston, 3-6.
Corpus Christi, IL; Tulsa. g.
San Antonio, 4: Fort Worth, /.
Victoria, ID: Dallas, 4.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
New Orleans. 8-2: Little, Rock, 4-6
Memphis. s. Mobile. 8.
Chattanooga, 4: Atlanta, /.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Binghamton. 4; Reading. 0.
York, 81. Williamsport, 3.
Springfield. 3; Lancaster, 3.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Sioux City, IL; Des Moines. %.
Amarillo, 4; Albuquerque, 8.
Pueblo. 9; Colorado Springs, 3,
Lincoln at Topeka, postponed.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Macon. 2: Jacksonville. L 90 in
lings)
Knoxville, r.; Augusta. s.
Charlotte. ?; Savannah. O.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
KID HOGS SHOW
IN LITTLE LEAGUE

AUSTIN, Tex, July 3 (P.
Mike Williams not only
pitched a no-hit game last
night, but he also hit two
grandGslam home runs in one
inning.
1t happened in a Little
League game as Williams
led his team to a 1871 tri-
umph, striking out IA. The
losers run came on a passed
ball.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
Summer Basketball

wilson and st. Johns scored
victories yesterday in the sum-
mer basketball league, spon-
sored by the Jelleff Branch Of
the Boys Club of Washington.
Wilson conquered the De Matha
B team, 68-25, while st. Johns
upset Lyman A. c., 46-45. In
an unlimited game. Food Serv-
ice outScored the Virginia ALI
Stars, 5s-55s
Evening star., 1958-07-03
Marlboro Holds
Holiduy Races

Marlboro Motor Raceway
holds its Friday night sports
man and modified car races
tomorrow, together with a fire.
works display. First heat will
start at $3.50 O'Clock.
The motorcycle races sched-
uled Sunday have been can
celed. The sports car will race
the following Sunday.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
BALTIMORE
RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-.Purse, $500: C elassl-
BIa'he Bre'r tGar'y) 44.sO 1900 400
Syms Best (FlemlnED 2.2O
Nonette Hanover. Hale Akala, Ny
Dixie, Jerry Mitewyn, Peach Brandy.
Time, 2:069s.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500: C
Cars Bon'y {Rob'ni 1910 II.eO 4.IO
G0ldie Herman (BelOteI 4EO 2a(D
Norton Hanover (Smith) 2.8O
Barbie Banata. Dial Tone. Nip Song,
sonny Nardin. Time, 2:0S2s.
DAILY DOUBLE t8-D S594
THIRD RAcE1Purse. $500; pace;
Mipd Hover Dayisl 400 2.io 2.eo
J, s.. Adios (Riddick) $50 900
Good Pick (SmithD 330
Master Pick. Bondsman, Catchup,
Brown Star, Jarrettown Meadow. Time,
2:06ss.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500; C
CSpt. NiSblte Crank, $40 800 s.4O
Seattle seattle VietSry Warm 100 $50
Lorraine Dee Maxey Direct, jimmy niny
Lynn, Llndas, Lizzie, June Elkington
Time, 200.
/ mile.
Julian Natn fEyIerD 1850 ESQ $50
Mabel Hile (JamesD 500 500
Virginia Danny tCrank) 8.2O
Alexander Boy. Jackie Eden. Under
taker. Time, 2:0sss.
SIXTH RACE-Purse $1,000; B
CLASSIFIED; pace; l mile.
J. ID. 5. Hobbs) $50 $50 500
Pansy Chief (StOkley) ESQ 2.f;t
AmerieOnna Direct tWilc'ts) $40
Ann Hayes, Merry Goboy, Frank
lord, kits Hanover, RoXburgh Hero
Time, 2:054s.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; A
CLASSIFIED; pace; l mile.
ke'gy Scott (M'y'rl 3I.40 1900 400
Majors Br'nie Lewisl $50 $40
J. Irving Guy, chestertown Boy, Pro-
Jester, Sure Con. Jenny L. Time, 2:O31s.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500: c
classified; I mile
Drain EIeise Te'is) I2.e0 $40 3.se
ponssal Do Bay 49, tChsr'D $50 2.so
Maids Hat, Runnymede Viola. Nome
stretch Lady. Worthy Volstadt, Day
dream Hanover Time, 2:O73s.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
BALTIMORE
SELECTIONS

Gay Scotch. Pegs Lady. Jarret-
town Scott.
Mary s., Eta Key. Homestrsteh
Dode.
-Homestretch Ruth. Victory Red
Stone. Pat Gibson.
Lord Vanity, Mary Pat. Flaxey
.Elieka J. B.. Shy Counsel. Wee
Glow.
-Homestretch Sandy. Tanseria, In
dian Drums.
Victor Lou. Sumter Boy. Hasfy Boy.
HOBBS Express. Elvin Rosecraft,
Dynamic Hanover.
est Bet-Lord Vanity. fourth faee.
Evening star., 1958-07-03

cowboy than many native
Texans. Millner. who comes
from Massachusetts,, admits
though that there hardly is
more than an armed truce be-
tween him and horses.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
GIANTS, S; CUBS, 2
SAN FRANCISCO

Totals 80 5 6 5 Totals 81 2p2
| 1th: . Flied out for Elston in 9th.
( SAN FRANCISCO O01 003 100---s
| E.-Bsnks, Dark. PO-A--ssn Fran
spsncer so iS 70 Bressond Shiffeo to cepsdas Los
San Francisco. 8: Chicago. z.
2b-T. Taylor. s. Taylor, Moryn,
Walls. 3b-Spencer HR-Walls, Jab-
lonski; Schmidt, Mays. sB-Cepeda Q.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
MAJOR
BOX SCORES
TIGERS. 5; AS, o

Totals 80 O4 o Totals IS 5144
] Struck out for Terry In sth:
Singled for Maxwell in sth.
Kansas City 600 OnO onn--o
Detroit oil 00I O2x--5
E-Lopez Carrasquel. PO-A-Kansas
city. 24-14: Detroit. 27-S. DP-Lopez
70 DeMaestri to Simpson: Martin to
Harris. LoB-Kansas City. 8. Detroit,
2b-Terry. DeMaestri. Kaline. HR-
Harris. SB-Kuenn. S-Kuenn.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
YANKs, 4; ORIOLES, /

Totals 80 4 II 4 Totals 3OIs
Took called third strike for o'Deil
NEW YORK 100 non Ioo-4
BALTIMORE OO0 OOI 000--f
Po-A---New York 27-13, Baltimore
27-lS DP--Carey to McDouEaid:
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Winner---Monroe 90. Loser
o'Dell $50.
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mel. T-2.20. Ali .605.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
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| Ran for Tore in 9th; Flied
out for Bruton in 9th.
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TO Schoendienst TO Tore. IOB-Cin-
cinnati 5; Milwaukee, T.
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Jay 1-3D.
CESS. T-2:25. A-Is.2I2
Evening star., 1958-07-03
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-28
DR.. K. G. Simonini, Jr.,
TOI4ead National
Council Program

Dr. r. c. Simonini. Jr., head of
the LongWood College English de-
partment. will be chairman OF an
afternoon program on linguistics at
the convention Of the National Coun-
Gil OF Teachers OF English to be held
in Pittsburgh, November 27-29.
The program on Utilizing Lingu-
istics in Teaching Writing and Re-
lated Language Skills' will feature
demonstration and discussion by
professors from the Carnegie Insti-
tlte Of Technology. Oklahoma State
University. the State College OF
W a hingto the University Of
Puerto Rico. Moorhead State Col
lcge. M in Re S o a. and English
teachers from Fenger High School.
Chicago. and Staples High School.
Westport. Conn.
DR.. Simonim is a member Of the
NCTE board of directors and is
chairman Of its Committee on Inter-
national Cooperation.