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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

WARSAW. AUG. Z ODe-
American track and field men
made Il two straight IN their
big nation challenge tour To-
day. outscoring Poland's Ma
tional team. 1857.
The is-polnt victory over the
surprisingly strong Poles ex-
ceeded By a bare point the
United states mems i26-i0o
victory over Russia at Moscow
last Sunday and Monday.
American women lost 10 the
favored Polish girls. 54-S2,
after leading until the anal
event. Then q first and third In
the Iavelin gave the Polish
misses their close victory. Rus
sian women defeated the
United States girls. e3-44. in
Moscow.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

Totals 80 % o Totals 80 10 10 10
/ Flied out for Miller in 9Th; 2 Flied
out for O'Connell In 9Th; 3 Flied out
! for Monzant in Sth.
SAN FRANCISCO 900 900 600
MILWAUKEE, ---- 100 322 2Ox-lO
E-Oconnell. Po-A--san Francisco.
24-6; Milwaukee, 27-S. DP--Torre
IunassisEedj. LoB-san Francisco. 5;
2b@Kirkland. Spencer. Aaron (2l.
Wiley, HR-Roach, Aaron. Covtngton.
| SB-Jablonski. BF-Covington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
By BURTON HAWKINS
star star Writer

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 2.--The
Senators led the Athletics, AS.
after 71z innings tonight,
thanks to Roy Sievers' 28th
homer with q man aboard in
the sixth inning and Eddie
Yost's double which led to a
run on Dick Tomanek in the
seventh.
Roger Maris homered OF
Camilo Pascual in the first, and
the AS got the Cuban out in the
fifth. Ned Carver, who hurled
four hitless innings, left after
Sewers blast and a double by
Norm Zauchin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
SECOND INNING

WASHINGTON - Len o n
fouled to Smith. Carrasquel
threw out zauchin. Carver
tossed out Alvarez.
KANSAS CITY - Ward
famed. Smith walked. House
flied to Pearson. Baxes lined to
Sievers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
Braves Rout Giants Go 3 Ahead;
Restless Wind Futurity Winner
Wiley HurIs
1O-OVictory;
8 Hit Homers

MILWAUKEE,. Aug. 2 @.-
Carl Willey's sparkling four
hitter and q bristling attack
featuring home runs by Mel
Roach. Hank Aaron and Yves
Covington featured q 100 rout
of the Giants today as the
Braves boosted their National
League lead TO three games.
It was the 27-year-old VIII
ley's second shutout over the
Giants. who now have dropped
two straight to the Braves in
their critical series. and his
fifth triumph Of the campaign.
The Braves. to the delight of
a partisan crowd Of S4.770 at
County Stadium. built up a 100
lead through the seventh
inning while Wiley was now
ing down the Giants with ma
chine-gun regularity.
He retired Is Giants in order
following Willie Kirkland's two
out double in the third before
surrendering another two-base
hit to Daryl Spencer in the
eighth. The other Giant safe
ties were a lead-of single by
Danny O'Connell in the first
and a one-out single by Willie
Mays in the ninth.
Miller Takes Loss
Stu Miller. the junkman who
used to have the Braves num-
Der. was the loser. His record
now reads 3-6. including three
straight defeats at the hands
Of Milwaukee. He was the first
Of four Giant pitchers.
Roach, Aaron and Covington
collected nine of the Braves Is
hits. Roach getting three and
Aaron four. Aaron and Coving-
ton each drove in three runs.
The homers were Roach's third.
Aaron's oath and Covington's
10th.
Orlando Cepeda went hitless
in four trips after hitting safe
| ly in 10 consecutive games to
equal Red Schoendienst's league
high for the season.
An unearned run gave the
Braves the lead in the first after
O'Connell dropped Billy Bru-
tons sky-high pop fly for Q
two-base error. Bruton went to
third on q wild pitch and Hoped
across on Aaron's two-out dou-
bic.
Three-Run Burst
Aaron's second double ignited
a three-run outburst in the
fourth and padded the Braves
lead to 40. Covington singled
home Aaron, took second on an
inf1eld out and then. with two
down. Miller walked Del Gram
dali Intentionally to get at VIII
ley. The strategy backfired as
the lean rookie smacked q dou-
BILE over third.
The Braves kept rolling in the
fifth, two more runs crossing on
consecutive singles by Roach.
Eddie Mathews and Aaron and
a sacrifice fly of the bat Of
Covington. Both were charged
to reliever Don johnson.
Bruton's single and Roach's
homer of Ramon Monzant
made it 30 in the sixth and
circuit blows by Aaron and
Covington on successive pitches
by Monzant put the lid on the
scoring in the seventh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
FOURTH INNING

WASHINGTON-P1ews flied
to Maris. Ward threw out
Sievers. Lemon flied to Martyr.
KANSAS CITY-Cerv singled
to center. Ward singled to left.
Cerv stopping at second. Smith
flied to Lemon, the runners
holding. House walked. Baxes
fouled to Korcheck. Carver
took a third strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
FIFTH INNING

WASHINGTON - Carver
tossed out Zauchin. Alvarez sim
gled to center for the first hit
on Carver. Alvarez took second
as Carver threw out Korcheck.
Pascual doubled to center. scor-
ing Alvarez. Yost walked. Pear
son lined to Smith. One run.
KANSAS CITY - Carrasquel
walked. Martyr singled to right.
sending Carrasquel to third.
Maris grounded to Zauchin,
who threw to Korcheck. and
the catcher ran down Carras-
See SENATOR'S. Page ca
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THIRD INNING

Observation-Disclosures
threw out Korcheck. Baxes
went back of second base for
Pascual's grounder and threw
him out. Yost walked. Pearson
flied to Maris.
KANSAS CITY--Yost threw
out Carver. Carrasquel singled
to right. Martyr forced Cara
squel at second, Plews to Al
varez. Maris forced Martyr,
Zauchin to Alvarez.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
FIRST INNING

WASHINGTON-Yost pop
ped to Carrasquel. Pearson pop
ped to Baxes. Plews was safe
when Baxes fumbled his
grounder. Sievers popped to
Carrasquel.
KANSAS CTTY-Carrasquel
flied to Sievers. Martyr fouled
to Alvarez, Maris hit his 10th
home run over the rightfeld
fence. Pascual threw out Cerv.
One run
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
Berra Puts On
Show 10 Beat
WhiteSox,6-1.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2 R.-I
Yogi Berra. in the unfamiliar
role of an outfielder, provided
all the necessary offensive
power today in leading the
Yankees to a 6-1 victory over
the White Sox.
The star catcher was put into
rightfeld and responded with
a homer, single and double to
drive in all the Yankee runs.
The victory. fashioned be-
hind the eight-hit pitching Of
Art Ditmar. boosted New
York's league lead to an
astounding II games.
nth Loss for Wynn
Ditmar, never in difficulty
except for the second inning
when Chicago scored its only
run, gained his seventh tri-
umph against two losses. Early
Wynn, kayoed by Berra's two
run double in the eighth. was
handed his 18th defeat in 20
decisions even though he
posted nine strikeoutS, six in
the first three innings.
Berra singled home a run in
the first inning after Gil Nc
Dougald walked and Tony Ku-
bek singled him to third. The
Sox tied it in the second on a
walk and singles by Billy Good
man and Jim Rivera. The
game settled down to a duel
between Ditmar and Wynn I'M
til Berra came to bat in the
sixth.
Slams 18th Homer
McDougald walked to open
the sixth and Kubek singled
him to second. After Mickey
Mantle popped out. Berra un-
Headed his 18th homer into the
lower rightfleld stands.
Kubek opened the eighth
with his third single and Man.
tie worked Wynn for a walk
before Berra slammed a double
to right-center, chasing both
men home.
The three hits for Berra
boosted his average to .259 and
his six runs batted in gave him
Yankee leadership in that de-
partment with 63.
About all the partisan crowd
Of 1851 had to cheer was the
fine defensive work Of Catcher
See YANKEES, Page C-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
U.S.. Trock Team
Wins Over Poles

Iplon and world sso-yard rec.
ord holder. In the s00-metcl
run and a world record per.
formance by polandb Jery
chromik IN the s.000-metel
steeplechase.
Chromik won IN 8 minutes
81 seconds and the pace wal
so fast the third place finisher
Phil Coleman Of Champaign
H.. bettered the United State
National record set by Horacl
Ashenfelter IN winning the
1852 Olympic steepiechase N
Helsinki The world mark d
1886 BY Hungary's Sander
RozSnyoi.
Beaten In Stretch
Courtney. trying for Roger
Moons world e00-meter record
Of 1886. set so fast an early
pace that he had no finishing
kick. Poland's zigniew Makom.
ski rushed past the big Ameri-
can In the stretch and won IN
i:46.7-only q tenth Of a Sec
ond on the world mark.
Altogether. I'VE American
National records and foui
Polish marks we're bettered II
the impressive windup Of thii
two-day event that turned
Warsaw into a carnival town.
They cheered the Americans
every performance but ever
more they hailed Poland's
emergence as a top grade sport,
nation. one that puts IL in 9
class with America. Russia anc
Australia among the athletic
giants.
The American men. leading
1854 after yesterdays opening
program, quickly clinched the
victory after Davis won the
opening event. Ed collymore Of
Cambridge. Mass. and Ira
Davis Of Philadelphia ran one
two in the 200-meter dash
with Collymore winning by q
step In 21.2 seconds.
Rind Babka Of Palo Alto
Calf. won the discus with q
toss Of lit feet 8 inches with
See TRACK, Page c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
Ounce Next
Arlington

CHICAGO. Aus. q o.
Restless Wind. an Eastern In
vader owned by Mrs. M. z. diz
Whitney, Lunn OF Upperville.
Va, STAYED of the favored
Ounce at Arlington Park this
afternoon to capture.the $i62,-
975 Arlington Futuritg from a
field Of 2 Other top 1-year-olds.
Ridden by Willie Shoemaker.
Restless Wind took down a
winners purse Of sl00.475 as
he defeated Ounce BY three
quarters Of q length with Mas
ter Palynch third in the six
furlong event.
Restless Wind. well-rated by
Shoemaker all the way, took
the lead at the sixteenth pole
and outlasted Ounce. ridden by
Manuel Ycaza. in the run. for
the wire. Winsome Winner was
fourth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

Johnson pitched 70 In 9TH
Winner-Wiley to-oJ' LoseE-haiiisr
WP---MiIler. U-BurkhaTt, German,
Dixon, Boggess. T--2:2O. A-34.77O.
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Bought for $4,000

| kNCcblCoo WhAat NAACoeA4at
son Of Windy City, was pur-
chased by Mrs. Lunn for $l0.-
900 at the Saratoga yearline
sales. She paid $500 TO make
him a supplementary In today's
Futurity.
The colt became the nations
richest juvenile Will. total win
nings of $148.l83 because OF
today's win and took q COM
handing position in the race
for 2-year-old honors.
Third behind Namon and
I Winsome Winner on the stretch
bend, Restless Wind moved to
a two-length lead and then
battled of the fast-charging
Ounce, the 2-to-1 fayorite. The
time for the six furlongs over
q fast track was l:1l2s.
Restless Wind returned his
hackers in the crowd Of 26.05s
prices of $500, $40 and $40
Ounces return was "a and $500
while Master Playnch paid $3.50
to show.
DemObilize 10th
Highly regarded Demobilize,
who like Restless Wind had won
two previous stakes. finished q
poor 10th. Demohilize, who
ran in the colors Of Travis Kerr,
owner of Round Table. recently
was purchased by Kerr from
Larry MacPhail for 10000.
Shoemaker had Restless Wind
in contention all the way
running third at the quarter
and striding easily around the
stretch bend. The jockey said
that when he urged Restless
Wind to go all out at the suar-
ter-pole. the colt gave me
everything"
"I'd say he's one Of the best
2-year-olds around" Shoemaker
added.
Shoemaker said ReStles:
Wind ran a much different race
today than he did for Willie in
finishing third in last Satur-
days Sapling Stakes at Mon
mouth.
Restless Wind previously won
the fremont Stakes at Jamaica
and the National Stallion at
Belmont.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
LEAGUE STANDINGS


Results Yesserdo,
| Wash. q: X. c., 3
N. r., q; Chi, 4
Det.. 81 Bait, 7.
Cleve., a; Boston 1
| Comes Teddy
wash. 81 X. c. go
| $3.50 Pm.
n. Y. at Chi. (2).
Bos. at Cleve. f2).
Bait. At bet. ca.
| Comes TomoFEow
n. Y. at Balt. (nlI
Only game SEIZED.
NATIONAL
Results Yesterday
Milw.. 10; s. y. o,
Pitts, 4; 81. l., o.
L. A., 3: Cinein., 2
Chi. o. Phiia.. 8.
Genes Todoy
g v. ~ MHw. G2l
st. L. at Pitts. 90
tChi. az Phila. t2l
L. A. at Cincin. CD
Comes TomoFrow
Is. Y. at Chleaso.
Pitts. at Milw. tnl
IL. A. at 81. L. tnl
lOnly games SEIZED
used.
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TODAY'S SPORTS
ON TELEVISION
Baseball

Baseball
Baltimore at Detroit, wTTG
IS, $50 pm.
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CLEVELAND

Totals SO / Al Totals, 81 4 8 4
1 Grounded out for Brewer In 9TH:
2 Flied out for Kiely in 9th.
BOSTON 900 100 O00-1
EovsTnon. Hunter. Po-A-Boston.
3: Clevelano,
2b-stephens. Avila. HR-Minoso.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

Wash. q: X. c.. 3
N. r., 81 Chi, 4
Det.. 81 Bait, 7.
Cleve., a; Boston l
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D. c. okoys
Additional
Buildings

Recent building permits
issued by the District govern
ment include:
Gustave Pabst, jr.. owner.
1921 Orchard lane NV; Law
renee N. Brandt, builder;
Donald H. Drayer, architect:
to erect 3 3-story dwellings
in the $500 block Bancroft
pl. NV; cost $4,000 each.
Operating Engineers by j.
w. Mahony. owner. l125 10
st. NV; Geo. Lyman, build
er; Holabird g. Root g. Bur-
CESS. architect; to install 3
new toilet rooms. 4th, 5th.
9th floors, 1125 II st. n. w.;
cost. $4,000.
H. and r. Bonnet, owner
and builder, 1926 G st. NV;
w. Ellis Groben, architect;
to erect two 11a-story dwell
ings. 1400 block Roxanna
I'd. NV; cost, $4,000 each.
F. C. Boarman, owner, $500
Texas ave. Sc; builder not
selected; Earl Won Reichen-
bach, architect; to erect one
1-story dwelling, 3245 o st.
s.e.: cost. $4,000.
B8SO r. r.. owner. 916 30th
st. NV; p. Y. K. Howat.
builder; to erect cement bin
to charge ready-mix con-
crete trucks, 916 30th st. NV;
cost. $4,000.
H. Wahl, owner, 2117 Bla-
densburg I'd. me-; Jack
Brookes. builder; to erect ad-
dition and repairs to garage.
sales. 2117 Bladensburg I'd.
me-; cost, $15,150.
JAG j. Lehman, owner.
28S9 Chesterfield ,pl. NV;
Stanford Const. Co.. builders;
VoSbeck & Ward. architect;
to erect 2-story dwelling, 1889
Chesterfield pl. NV; cost.
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05
County
Advances
Projects

Recent building permits
issued in Montgomery
County include the following:
w. A. Bryant, 1887 Ord
way st. NV, owner and
builder; dwelling at 5003
Wapakoneta I'd. Bethesda;
to cost $4,000.
A. j. Wadman, 9815 Ros-
ensteel ave-, Silver Spring,
owner; dwelling at 2 Carole
CT, Silver Spring: to cost $20,.
600; George Elmer. architect.
Buchanan Building & In
vestment Corp, 800 Balti-
more I'd, Rockville; owner;
IL dwellings at 10000 block,
Woodlark dr., Rockville; to
cost $4,000 each: John A.
DEpagnier, architect; Bu-
chanan Bldg. & Invest.
Corp, builder.
independence Const. Co.,
600 Baltimore rd., Rockville,
owner and builder: 81 dwell
lings at Elizabeth ST., and
Turkey Branch Parkway,
Rockville: to cost $500
each; John A. d'Epagnier,
architect.
Brookside Const. Corp,
S710 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring,
owner and builder: 10 dwell
lings at .Rickover I'd. and
Conn. ave-, Kensington; to
cost $4,000 each; Chas. M.
Goodman, architect.
Ruize o. Tyler, Emory
Grove rd., Gaithersburg,
owner; 2 dwellings at Brink
I'd, Goshen; to cost $1.15O
each; Shanaberger Homes,
Inc, builder.
Frank Soldano, 1929 VT.
ave-, nm. owner; dwelling at
1903 Brooklawn terrace, Be-
theSda; to cost $35, 900; B. L.
Freshman, architect; Coastal
Contracting & Eng. Co., Inc,
builder.
A. r. Sprague, 2710 Colston
dr., Chevy Chase. owner and
builder; dwelling at 12715
Two dr., Silver Spring; cost
$4,000; architect, H. Clay
Ashby.
John F. Shirley, $500
Greenwood ave-, Takoma
owner and builder; dwelling
at Briggs CLANCY I'd, Bur-
louisville; cost $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
Program Listinss

coming season who will be seen
on cos. Guests: Robert Young,
Jockie Gleason, Art Carney.
jones Arness, Edword R. Muir
row, Arthur Godfrey, Garry
Moore, Danny Thomas. Dorothy
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BIoze Of Glory. A meek
plumber becomes involved with
jewel thieves. Lou Costello, Lu-
rene Tuttle, Jonothon Harris.
New foil series.)
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September n

Collins, Johnny Desmond, Red
SHELTON, Spring Byinoton, Roy
nrond Burr. Added attractions:
Wayne and Shuster. Alon King.
$50
7-Anybody Con Play.
Audience panel quiz show.
George Fennemon. m. {.
900
4-Jonet BIoir Show. Color.
Hour. Guests: John Roitt, Eide
Adams. Dorothy Kristen. Stan
Hopper. Comedy.
Storing Ann Jeftreys. Robert
Sterling.
9-GE TheofeF. Drono.
"Bloze of Glory" A meek
plumber becomes involved with
jewel thieves. Lou Costello, Lu-
rene Tuttle, Jonotaon Harris.
tNew foil series.)
$50
5-Metropoliton Movie.
IA Hours. The Locket." 1916.
A GIRL with mental block de-
veIoped during childhood ruins
the lives of the men who love
her. Loroine Doy. Brian Aherne.
7-0pen Hearing.
9-AifFed Hitchcock Presents.
The Gloss Eye" A lonely woman
loves music hall Ventriloquist.
Jessico Tondy, Tom Convoy,
Wilton Shottner. tRepeot.I
1000
4-Deeision. Drono.
Mon Against Crime" Donen
'Mc0ovir stors.
7-CFoss Current. Drono.
Gerold Moh stars.
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Entire Spring Stock
Coats Reduced
Now $50 On. $50

Second Floor, Both Stores
Nothing held back. A varied selection
Of silhouettes in spring coats and suits
that include nationally known brands.
Tweeds and solid colors in wide range
that includes pastels suitable to wear on
through summer.
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Infants Wear
Fourth Floor, Washington ONLY

Girls 59c-69c Cotton Knit Pants. Sizes 4 and
only --.- --------------- SOC
149 Polo Shirts. Short sleeves; pastels; size 3,
100
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Lao Waterproof Mattress Covers. Fitted style
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I99-299 Handmade Pillow Cases 1.5O
Girls 1.99-2.99 Straw Hats. White or natural;
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prebuilt border, floor sample, double size, 22.99
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1-475 so Serta "OrthO- cushion" Mattress, attrac-
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Sass 20" Import Bicycles, boys with trainer
wheels, floor sample --.-- ----- - II 1899
LASS Doll Carriage, folding, green, floor
sample ---k -.-----7.99
1-19.S5 Doll Carriage, folding, grey
2-9.98 3-pc. Table Sets, wax birch ------ 4.99
Hiss 3-pc. Table Set maple finish, floor
sample ~ ------ ------ $780,. 500
2-4.98 Kindergarten Chairs, maple finish, floor
sample 49, -.--.-- o. .-------. 199
1885 Vanity Table and Bench wax birch
finish floor sample 1889