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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-01-31
Roughriders Take
$50 Victory In
BIoomingburg Try

Coach Even Bryden's Rough
riders barely managed to escape
Bloomingburg in a tight 51-50 tilt
at Bloomingburg Tuesday evening.
But the victory did not come until
after Bloomingburg showed a
strong will in the third period
outscoring West jefferson 1873.
Jefferson made a comeback in the
final quarter with a 1873 score to
manage to pull through the VIC
tory.
1t was the best game of the sea-
son for Ron Dildine as he hit %
points in 8 field goals and four
free shots. A sprained ankle kept
the usual high scoring Miller to
only five points. Karnes pulled in
for second place with 13 to his
credit on five field goals and three
gratis shots.
West jefferson hit 9 of 16 at
tempts from the foul line for At
percent and 81 of so field goals
for IS percent. Bloomingburg hit
Ia of 26 free shots for Sc percent
and 18 of SO field goals for 81 per-
cent.
The Roughriders m ct Mt.
Sterling on the West Jefferson
floor in Madison County-Darby
Valley League battle Friday night
Quarter scoring was:
w. JEFFSON :. 9 19 9 Is
BLOOM'BURG 7 II % 8
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-01-31
Mt. Sterling Hit
By Frankfort For
5e-51 Cage Loss

Mt Sterling fell victim to
Frankfort High School Cagers
Tuesday evening by a score of Sc
81 in game played on the Mt
Sterling floor. High scoring hon.
ors for the evening went to Roger
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SLEEVE Gun, VIII Travel.
An ouicost from Boston's Book
Boy buys O eottIe ranch and finds
polodin O good man 10 hove as
on oily when the ounplcy sscrss.
Richard Boone ssors.
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500
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Hour. Guests Judy Holiday.
Featuring me Roy chohes Sing
efs, Louis Do Prom dcncers,
Mitchell Ayrss ond 0rehsssro.
S-Peris Precinct. Crime.
7-cevntEy Music jubilee.
$50
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9-Diek and the Duchess.
An adventure COMEDY series sfur-
ring Posrieh o'lNeoI. Hazel Coun
900
4-Deen Martin Show. Color.
Hear. Guests: Fnonk Sinosro,
Donny Thomos. Barbara Perry.
S-Oon Owens Jombosee.
Hsss. The cineie-o Boys. Yer
non Toyios. live.
7-Iewrenee Welk. vorIety.
9-0h! Susonno. Comedy.
When Muosey discovers She's de-
scended from royulsy. il olnost
leeds 20 nputinY on the high seas.
Cole Storm, Zoxu Pitts.
Smyrna times., 1958-06-12

Designers particularly like wal
nut, cut to show its beautiful, al
most marble-like granting. Don't
expect the grain in all pieces of
a dining room or bedroom to
match exactly when the wood is
cut this way. They are not sup
posed to match in grain, pattern
or color in all areas.
The interest lies in the varia-
tion of the pattern. New water
repellant oil finishes enhance both
grain and color of the walnut.
New details you should look
for are inlays. You will find them
in fairly large patterns set into
table tops, or used as banding on
the margins of cabinet doors and
drawer fronts. Sometimes the
contrast is provided by the grain
pattern of the same wood. Other
times woods of both different
grain pattern and different color
are used, to create a texture of
color contrast.
Teak is one of the newer fav-
orites for inlay or banding. 1t
Smyrna times., 1958-06-12
70 Years Ago

Smyrna and Duck Greek Hun
dred Republicans held the first of
series of local harmony meet
ings to be held throughout Kent
County Thursday night in the
American Legion Hall. Commit
teeman CHI aries Hanratty of
Smyrna presided.
Mr.. Walton M. Busted, of
Memphis, Tenn, was in town
Thursday receiving the glad hand
of his many friends on his way
to Sudlersville, Md. and Centre
vile, Md, before returning south.
He has been on visit to his
daughter living in New York
City
Ralph e. Stats, 81, for many
years proprietor of the Smyrna
Shirt Factory, who died Wednes-
day night of last week following
a stroke of apoplexy, was buried
Saturday afternoon from his
late residence on Mt. Vernon
Street, the Rev. ]. w. Colona Of
ficiating. Interment was in Glen
wood Cemetery. Surviving are his
wife, Mrs. Adelia FAIRIES Stats;
daughter, Miss Caroline F.
Stats, who is a teacher at the
John Bassett Moore School, and
six sons, Clay, Nelson, Harold,
Julian, William, and John. Also
4 grandchildren, two sisters, and
a brother.
Miss Nancy Slaughter, the
bright and popular daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rynear w. Slaugh-
ter of Clayton, was in this years
graduating class of Edgewood
Park, Briarcliff Manor, N Y
Miss Slaughter was a member OF
the Riding Club in '37 and the
international Relations Club. She
also held a position in the Fl
nance Committee this past year
Mr.. Winfield I. Cochran, ac-
companied by his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Cochran of Smyr-
ma, was called to New York City
last week by the illness of his
brother, Francis Cochran, a teach
er in a Military College who was
Smyrna times., 1958-06-12

is not finished in the old near
black Chinese fashion, but in its
own natural brown-gray tone.
Some of the handsome new de-
tail is in light touches of metal
on wood, such as small pewter
motifs on tops of coffee and oc-
casional tables, brass banding in
set to form geometric patterns,
dull finished stainless steel leg
tips, and drawer and door hard
ware which enhance the furniture
like a piece of costume jewelry.
Furniture fashions have obvi-
ously changed but not because of
the calendar, rather, it seems the
designers keep and develop the
best styles to help make homes
more gracious and comfortable.
Smyrna times., 1958-06-12

81 - "a . - viz
more significant will be the rat
ings given to products entered in
the contests.
The Short Course for foods
judges has been set up to offer
leading homemakers an oppor-
tunity to render a valuable SER
vice to your community by be-
coming a trained foods judge.
Certificates will be given and
those who complete the course
will be recognized throughout
the Delaware area as qualified to
evaluate baked goods and pre-
served foods.
Glasses will be held between 9
and $3.50 July 14-15, Monday and
Tuesday, at Agricultural Hall in
Newark.
If you would like to attend the
classes and have not received an
enrolment blank, contact Ruth
Adams, Post Office Building. Dow
er. Only the first 80 applications
can be accepted.
New Trends In Furniture
The latest furniture styles are
in the news lately along with
the latest clothing fashions and
Ruth Adams, Kent County Home
Demonstration Agent, says she
has the latest information on
home furnishing news.
Upholstered pieces are tending
towards the slim and trim rath-
er than bulky and arms are mar
rover.
This years modern and tradi-
tional have more wood exposed
Arms are often trimmed with a
thin fiat wood-strip running from
top to the floor.
The exposed frame style in
chairs and sofas was well accept
ed last year and is being contin-
ued. The heavy-armed thick
backed couches featured a few
years ago do not fit in with the
modern homes small-scale rooms.
The new slim line sofa will
look more in scale with the room.
New upholstering techniques and
materials will give you more
comfort than the bulky styles
did.
Woods are in darker tones. Ma
hogany is in warm-brown as well
as the more familiar red-brown
tone, in both modern and tradi-
tional styles.
Smyrna times., 1958-06-12

Smyrna is preparing for a
rousing celebration of the Fourth
of July. The ladies of the Twen-
tieth Century Club, who last year
afforded such a delightful occa-
sion for Smyrna with their
three-day Country Fair" have
decided to repeat the event with
an entire new change Of program
and on a grander scale in every
way.
Mrs. Rachel West Jefferson,
wife of ]. Henry jefferson of this
town, died at 6:15 o'clock Friday
evening after a lingering illness
She had been unconscious for a
week and it was only her re-
markable vitality that kept her
Three years ago Mrs. Jefferson
suffered a stroke of paralysis
since which time she has been in
failing health.
The annual school election took
place in Smyrna Saturday after
noon, and as usual it was slimly
attended. William A. FAIRIES an6
E. Marriott Fowler were re-elect-
ed commissioners for term OF
three years to succeed them
selves. A total of nine votes were
polled.
The Stayton Cornet Band OF
Smyrna has arranged to give 9
moonlight excursion down the
bay on the Steamer L. M. Price
on Tuesday evening next.
Bids were opened by the New
Castle County Levy Court yester-
day for grading and providing
drainage from a road from Tay
lor's Bridge to Fleming's Land
ing, a distance of four miles. The
contract was awarded to John F
Bradley for S3414.36.
r. Y. Wallen and ]. e. Merrik.
en- have invented a peach basket
top that will solve the question
Smyrna times., 1958-06-12

of shelving for fruit growers. The
top so fits on the basket that the
baskets of fruit can be piled on
top OF one another in the car
without fear of damage. Wallen
and Merriken feel so much en-
couraged over their invention
that they have rented a portion
Of the old cannery at Brenford to
manufacture these tops for the
coming season. The capacity of
the plant will be 25.000 and up
ward a week.
Smyrna times., 1958-06-12
Sign Up For Short Course In
Foods Judging

Every year many different
foods contests are held in Della
ware. There is the Kent-Sussex
Fair, school fairs, Grange con-
tests, All achievement days, plus
Smyrna times., 1958-06-12

stricken suddenly with append.
citis.
The pea cannery in Townsend
started up for the seasons first
run last weekend and will con-
tinue as long as the season lasts
Smyrna times., 1958-06-12
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
so YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

Taken from our old files Of
corresponding week, as near
date of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature of the
Times, will call to mind people
and events of the older genera
tion.
Smyrna times., 1958-06-12
Sailor Made Squad Leader

Dawson Shahan, Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson Shahan,
Sr. of Sudlersville, Md, has been
appointed squad leader of his re-
cruit company at the Great Lakes
Naval Training Center.
Smyrna times., 1958-06-12

m a ny t h e +
foods events.
CO m p e tent
ju d G e S ar e
needed to raise
the educational
standards of
these contests.
Th m ore
qualified tn e
iud q e S the
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Nevertheless. the rails have
lost ground compared with
other means Of transportation.
This decline was emphasized
this year as net income for the
first nine months, at s55e mil
lion dollars. slumped s74 mil
lion dollars from last year.
There are today 10000 fewer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
Railroads Face
Fight 10 Beat
Rising Deficits

NEW YORK. Jan. 4 Up
The American railroad industry
goes into the new year In a
familiar position: Confronted
with q crisis.
This crisis Is much more seri-
Gus among Eastern railroads
than anywhere else. More dra-
matte industrial and population
growth In other areas has en-
ahled the roads serving those
territories to avert many prob
lens confronting their Eastern
colleagues.
The chief problem In the
East. and one which appears
TO be approaching the show.
down stage. is the mounting
ldefcits measured by the Inter-
state Commerce Commission
Itormulal from passenger opera
Itions. 1t Is particularly acute
lon lines with many commuter
passengers.
| That's not the entire prob
lem. however. Eastern railroads
Ihave also lost freight trafiic.
They have suffered severely
from competition with trucks.
barges and pipelines as well as
buses. airplanes and the private
automobile.
| Problems Outlined
Bedeviled by their problems.
arrangements of Eastern roads
are searching for q way out.
The New York Central and the
Pennsylvania. the Nations two
largest roads. are studying a
merger. So are the Erie, the
Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western and the Delaware a.
Hudson.
The Baltimore a. Ohio is
seeking TO end its passenger
service between Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York
The New York. New Haven and
Hartford says Il win ask q pub
lie subsidy for commuter serv-
lice in New York and Massa-
chusetts.
And. Of course. all the roads
are clamoring for less Govern
ment regulation and lower
taxes.
How did the roads get into
this flx?
Well. iirst on. they all aren't.
Through the FIRST three quar-
tiers OF the year some roads
reported Q higher net income
than In any similar period in
their history. OF ISL Class One
railroads only Is failed TO earn
interest and rental charges.
/ Second. the urge toward Ia
mentation. so strong among
rail arrangements along the
Atlantic seaboard. slackens In
the South and West.
Third. the large funded debt
of railroads tends TO intensity
reversals in their earnings
trends In investment circles
this is known as leverage" A
slump in operating income,
noticeable this year. produces
q comparatively larger drop in
net income. But II works the
other way. too: rail earnings
can 90 up fast when economic
activity Is climbing rather than
slumping.
Income Declines
Nevertheless. the rails have
lost ground compared with
other means Of transportation.
This decline was emphasized
this year as net income for the
first nine months, at S558 mil
lion dollars. Slumped s74 mil
lion dollars from last year.
There a RI frsdav An nm fax.,av
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freight cars than 10 years ago
and 1000 fewer passenger cars
than when World War II be-
gan. Track In service has
declined by $1,000 miles since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

1910. Nearly one OF four freight
cars Is 30 years or more old.
Rails are earning less than
four per cent on their invest
ment.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-24

Suspendido
Lauro SaIas

Califor-.
mia, Sept. 23.-(UPD-El ex
campeon mundial de los Pc
SOS ligeros, Lauro Salas, ha
sido suspendido indefinida.'
mente en- ell Estado de Cali
fornia.
La Comision Atletica de Ca
lifornia anunci6 que Salas fue
include en- la lista de "enfer-
mos y no disponible" despues
de su derrota frente a Cisco
Andrade en- Ell estadio Holly
wood Legion, ell pasado IL de
septiembre.
Ell pugil mexicano debe So
meIerse a un a medico
complete antics de solicitar SUI
rehabilitation, La Comision
Atietica decidira despues de
yer los resultados del examen
81 Salas puede volver a boxear.
Salas ha realizado cinco Pc
leas este aho y ha perdido cua
tro de elias, incluyendo ell no.
caut frente a Andrade.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-24
Tres MeduIIus
de Orc Cano
Mexico en-
PeIofu vuscu

BIARRTIZ, Sept. % (UPI)-
Jorge Ugalde, Presidente de la
Federation Mexicana de Pelota
Vasca, dijo hoy que estaba muy
complacido por las tres medallas
de orc que gano Mexico en- los
campeonatos mundiales de Pc
lota celebrates aqui.
"En los campeonatos de San
Sebastian ganamos una media
LA, y en- Monteyideo dos", dijo
a la UPI. este ano regresa.
mos 4 Mexico con 5 medallas de
oro".
Las medallas de orc por ell
campeonato mundial de 1858 en-
tres categorias distintas de pelo-
ia, mas una medalla de plata,
del segundo lugar Sc entregaron
anoche a los atletas mexicanos
en- las ceremonies finaies de los
campeonatos mundiales de pc.
lota.
Los iugadores mexicanos que
recibieron las medallas de orc
fueron: Jose Beltran y Eduardo
Garibay, en- Frontenis Coma;
Miguel Salazar y Raul Sanchez
Frontenis Cuero; y Eduardo Az
cue y Jose Hamue en- Costa Pun
ia.
Una medalle de plata fue ga
NADIA por Juan Ramos y Fran.
cisco Prado de Mexico por ell
segundo lugar en- Ell torneo de
Pala Larga.
la Federation Mexicana ha
degrade algunos magnificos re.
sultados en- los campeonatos de
1852, dijo Ugalde. Particular
mente en- Costa Punta donde
Azcue y Hamue retuvieron ell
campeonato mundial.
"Pero a pesar de esta magnifi.
ca demonstration no vamos a dor.
mirnos en- los laureles.
En- enero cemenzaremos 4
prepararnos para los campeona-
tos mundiales de 1852 en- San
tiago de Chile.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-24
AnqvetiI Trivnf6 en-
la correra cicIistu

PARIS, Sept. % CUPID Ell
frances Jacques Anquetil ga
no la carrera ciclista gran
premio de naciones por ell
sexto ano consecutive.
Anquetil, triunfador de La
vuelta de Francia de 1857,
ha tenido una temporada po-
bre. de 1858 debido a una le-
sion. Sin embargo, mostro en-.
contrarse en- tai .buena forma
como en- 1857 al triunfar So
bre IA astros internacionales.
FL frances cubrio los Glen
kilometres desde Versailles al
Parque de los Principles, en-
Paris, en- dos horas 10 minu-
tos y un segundo.
LIE siguieron:
2. Gerard Saint (Francia)
2:22:59
8. Michel vermeulin (Fran-
cia) 2::25:28:5
Aldo Moser (Italia 2:25.-
1919
5. Gerard Thielin Gran
cia) 2:26:29.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-24
miss Usi" Guno
Regatta del Rio
Potomac
no ~

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-
(UPl)-La iancha motor miss
U,S.I." piloteada por Don Will
son gano la regatta por la Copa
presidente disputada en- ell Rio
Potomac, con I'm total de 1853
puntos.
"Mlss U.S.I" p~ropiedad de
George Simon, de Detroit, ga
no la copa a pesar de que lle-
60 en- ell cuarto y ultimo lugar
en- la ultima etapa de la compe-
tencia.
En- las pruebas preliminares
del sabado, sin embargo, acu-
mulo 800 puntos que lie dieron
UNI margen decisive sobre los
deinas competidores.
"Breathless IT., propiedad de
J. P. Murphy, de California, que
do en- ell segundu lugar con un
total de $50 puntos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-24
Rocky Nelson Designate por
Unaninidad Para Formar en-
"Equipo de las Estre|Ias"

Pendleton, del Columbus, jar
dinero; Dero Johnson, del
Richmond, jardinero; Tim
Thompson; del Toronto, re-
ceptor; Bonnie Daniels, del
Columbus, Ianzador derecho;
y Tom Lasorda, del Montreal,
lanzador zurdo.
La votaci6n mas cerrada
fue para elegir al ashort-
stop. Chacon, con Is votos, SUI
pero a Cletis Boyer, del Ri
chmond, que obtuvo II. Otros
que recibieron votos fueron
Bob Micelotta, del Miami, dos;
Hector Rodriguez, del Toron-
to, y Bobby Dolan, del Mon
treal, uno reSpectivamente.
Ell lanzador Mike Cuellar,
del Havana, recibio dos votos
entire los lanzadores.
Sandy Amoros, del Montreal
recibio dos votos entire los jar
dineroS, y Borrego Alvarez,
del Havana, fue favorecido
con uno.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-24
Gano Kramer
Primer Juego
en- Empire Pool

WEMBLEY, Inglaterra, Sept.
% (UPD.-Jacck Kramer gano
ell primer partido del torneo de
tents professional en- cancha GU
biarta, que Sc inici6 anoche en-
ell Empire Pool.
Kramer venci6 a George Wa
shington entrenador del equi-
pc ingles, tres-seis, s~eis-tres,
seis;tres.
f, En- Ell segundo partido de la
noche. Tony Trabert de Esta-
dos Unidos, campeon de VIM
blcdon de 1855 derroto a Paul
.Relny, frances que ingreso ha.
,ce- POGO al profesionalismo, por
seis-dos, ocho-seis.
BERKELEY, Sept. %.
(UPIJ-- Ell tenista argentine
Eduardo Soriano, fue derrota.
do p0r ell campeon de Berkeley
Don Jacobus, por cuatro-seis,
seis-tres siete-cinco.
.,srEl resultado cause sorpresa
> pues Jacobus no esta conside-
RADIO como I'm iugador de cate
goria.
Ell partido fue parte de la se.
gunda rueda del sexagesimo no.
.veno torneo annual de la costa
del Pacifico.
''m Soriano habfa ganado en- la
primera rueda por no pesenta-
eion dc So adversario. ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-24
Exclude Joe Jay del Line Up
de los Braves en- Ia Serie !
Piden Ia Inclusion de johnson

Sept. 90
(UPD- Ell lanzador novato
Joey Jay, de los Braves de
Milwaukee, fue sometido a
una operacion quirurgica de-
Dido a la fracture del dedo
anular de la mano izquierda.
Ell doctor Bruce Brewer, me
dico de los Braves, dijo que
no podra determinar ell result
tado de la operation hasta Ell
martes por la mafana, des-
pues que haya descanSado Ell
serpentinero derecho de los
Braves.
La operation impedira a
Jay enfrentarse hoy martes
a los Phillies de Filadelfia v
particular en- la Serie Mum
dial contra los YanquiS de
NueVa York.
Brewer decide operar a
Jay despueS de establecer que
sufrio doble fractura del dedo
al ser alcanzado por un pelo.
tazo la semana pasada.
Los Braves solicitaron per-
misc al Comisionado Ford
Prick para incluir a Ernie
johnson en- la lista de jugado-
res que podran particular en-
la Serie MundiaI.
johnson habia sido envia.
do al Wichita de la Liga Aso-
ciaci6n Americana a media.
dos de temporada.
NUEVA YORK, Sept. %
CUPID Ell DEPARTMENT. de
Estado piensa enviar dos
equipos universitarios nor.
teamericanos de beisbol a la
America Latina, en- viaje de
buena voluntad.
La information la die 81
repreSentante Kenneth Kea-
ting, del Estado de Nueva
York, en- I'm discourse que pro.
nuncio anoche en- ell llamado
'"Banquete de Campeones"
del comite deportivo nacio.
nal.
Heating dijo que esperaba
que la gira de los beisboIeros
universitarios sea seguida por
otra de algun equipo de las
tLigas Mayores.
"Como un equipo de las Ma
yores ha lido a Jap6n en- los
ultimos amos, me agradaria
yer que Sc hiciera otro tam
to con la America Latina.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-24
Pequeno Coehe
I%tuIiano Huce
su Apuricion
en- Mona

MONA Italia, Sept. %
(UPD-Anoche Sc dio la par
tida en- la famosa pista automo-
v~illstica de Mona, a I'M peque-
no coche italiano Fiat "Abarth"
con motor de 500 centimetros
cabicos de cilindrada, con ell
cual hay ell proposito de batir
IS records internacionales y
26 mundiales, en- una carrera
que ma de durar "a dlas.
Ell primero en- ocupar ell vo-
larte del minusculo coche fue
ell photo italiano Marine Guar
nieri. Sera reemplazado sucesi-
vamente por otros Is photos
en- un programa Embellishments
te irazado.
FL coche comenzo a ,dar .Vuel-
tas a la piSta a una Velocidad
media de 100 Kilometres por
bora.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-24

un doble juego nocturno a los
Piratas. Ell primero de IA en-.
tradas 10 ganaron 80 y Ell Sc
gundo 10.
Ashburn que recupero SUI pri-
mer puesto entire los bateado-
res de la Liga NacionaI con
.343 fue uno de los pocos juga-
dores de los dos clubes que no
fueron estucados. Bateo 2 hits
en- seis veces al bate en- ell pri-
mer juego y de A ell final SUI
biendo su promedio 5 puntos y
colocandose por encima de Wi
lie Mays de San Francisco, que
eSta segundo con .342.
Tres lanzadores del Filadelfia
= Morehead, Farrell y Meyer
estrucaron a Il bateadores
Piratas superando la marca an
terror de 20 estrucados estable-
cida por los lanzadores del st.
Louis en- I'm juego de is innings
contra los Senadores ell Is de
julio de 1913. Morehead estruco
IL en- 9 innings; Farrell, 2 en-
2 y Meyer, ell ganador, 7 en- 8,
entire ellos los seis primeros
hombres que Sc lie enfrentaron.
En- Ell segundo juego Jack San
ford estruco a 10 Piratas mas.
Las 10 victimas de Sanford jun.
to con las 81 del primer juego
establecieron otra marca de 81
para un doble-header con I'm
juego extra-inning. La antigua
marca era de q y fue estableci-
da por los Dodgers y Cubs en-
I'm doble juego ell 30 de JUNO
de 1857, con I'm total de 20
innings.
Los Orioles de Baltimore de-
rrotaron a los Senadores de
Washington 20 en- Ell unico otro
juego de Liga Grande de
aver.