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Routh Robbins
REAL ESTATE CORP.
H. $4,000

ALExs town house. zoo n; Royal
Compilation. $4,000. $1,000 down
OWNER, IL, B-3g5S, Dl, 7-4b36
ALEX.-fmmacula 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; has full basement. Under
$4,000, owner financing. HERN-
HOLM REALTY, XII. 9-14if.
ALEX. AREA, Brockland Estates
veteran, 3-bedrm. brick rambler
BY OWNER, XII. s-210a.
" Easy living n this modern brick
beauty located in Country Club
Hills, Charm to deliaht the whole
family. = bedrooms, with space
10 expand, 24x1h living room,
open hearth, super kitchen, huse
32-ft. paneled club, . baths. leyel
ground and many extras. FULL
PRICE ONLY, S23.750. with q
b. fs - SHANNON a IucHs.
REALTORS. sOSS wilson blvd.
ANNANDALE-cape Cod. 4 bedrms.
large ~ rn1 ,;u, sepsrass DIN ain06 Tm.
situated on beaut, h-acre lot.
81, 400 down. FLA loan for
$4,000 avail. Can be seen at
Clemens court, Annandale Acres.
BY OWNER, CT. 6-1343.
ANNANDALE = New brick rambler,
center-hall entrance, 2 nreplaees'
. full baths, 3 large bedrooms,
Dashboard heat, banquet sized din
ing room, kitchen with large eat
ing sDace. Closed carport. Price,
S22,750. SONNETT SPAONOLA
CO.. Realtor, KE. $4,000.
ANNANDALE, mr.. st. Michaers-
Four-bedrm. split-leyei. Rec; rm.,
. full baths. carport; nr schools
shop: no agents. CT. 6-2S31
ARLINGTON, close in--Don't miss
this brand-new brick home featur-
ing 3 bedrooms PLUS 4th bedroom
or den AND side screened porch;
trance. Close 10 Pentagon. Navy
Annex, Fort Myer, transportation
and churches. SHANNON d.
LUcHs, REALTORS. 2055 Wilson
blvd. IA. 5-6SO0
ARLINGTON FOREST = 3-bedrm.
brick Colonial; sep din. rm., lac;
porch: fenced I'd. ia. 7-2677.
ARLINGTON, N.-Out Of the ordi-
nary class into something special
IN this picturesque home near
Tara. Most convenient location:
3 bedrms.. full bsmt.. screened
porch: brick wall topped with
white pickets surrounds the attrac-
tive yard. Price only $4,000.
Low down payment. MUNSoN
REALTY, JE. a-O699.
ARLINGTON FOREST. 23s N;
Granada--All brk: 8 rms full
bsmt., I'm. rec. rm. with bar. scr.
porch, sep. din. rm.. disposal:
storm windows and screens; close
to Pentagon, Navy Annex. IT.
Myer. schools, churches, commu-
S17 1850. OWNER. IA. s-6533.
ARLINGTON BLVD; ATTENTION,
split-level. on Barbara lane Man
car car Sarase HoT-wATER BASE.
f S9aoD family family home. see this;
S36. 500. c. B. o'SHAUGHNEssY
Exclusive Agent. JE. 4-l4O2;
ewes. OF. 4-7122. --
ARLINGTON, NORTH
ige. bedrms. plus den or 4th
bedrm., 2ls baths; Ice. Nv. rm'
nice kit, full bsmt.; cor, tree
shaded lot. Drive BY, on 5th st.
north, / blk. east OF Glebe rd
to open sign. Vacant. Move N
with dn. pymt. ST.: 900 nrst trnS Us,
car csso Be assumed S W a. o. SAA IA
4-1919.
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7n6I BrookhPld Plaza
springiield. Virginia
Fleetwood $4,000
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COMPLETELY

NOlM1 LIE ELL
AIR CONDITIONED
Big, beautiful brick rambler, only
q few years old. priced at
$23,850
You viii absolutely fall in love
with the yard. too, The landseap-
ing 'ik, 3 DREAM Of flowers, shrubs
and trees. II you are q connolseuI
of gracious living, with the pride
that comes from entertaining your
friends in lovely surroundlneS, %
1t indoors or out. you VIII want lo
see this house. Location IS aoou!
, miles tTo from c s59 Tsn sScoppn anu
Mannas Rlty., JE. 2-311O
DOVER is that beautiful section
that you have always admired lust
of close-in Lorcom lane. Here we
have a unique and most attractive
bi-level rancher; 3 twin bedrooms
9i1 baths, clubroom with nre-
place and picture windows; House
and Garden kitchen with eye
level unit, dining room, patio
garage. Priced within your reach
in the low 3Os-Cwner overseas,
don't miss your opportunity. Gall
IA. 5-6S00. SHANNON q LUShS'
REALTORS, 2O55 Wilson Diva.
FAIRFAX TOWN; sale by OWNER
-4-bedrm.. new brick, modern
home: reasonably priced. CIT
3-49S4
FAIRFAX-3-be drm. brick rambler
. baths, full din. rm,, Walk-ou'
bsmt. Walk TO all schools; $40, t2u
FLA loan of Sl5,5OO aVallsoie
OWNER. CIR. 3-l4l9.
FAIRFAX-1h acres; 2 bedrnls.
full bsInt; walk-up attic: unoeI
$40, 600. / mile west OF GalloHs
I'd. on Arlington blvd. BY OWNER
JE. 4-l5S1.
FAIRFAX Split-level, S2,uulp
down, 49, loan; 8 bedrms., q
baths, new wall-to-wall carpeIins
finished rec. rmS,, gaarnaee,; w yISys
Anchor fence; S21'5oo' o"NEH
CIR. 3-495f. -...,-,.,
FAIRFAX = 5-bedrm,, 2z2-6atn
brick srlit-level; "5-ft. PINK XII
dishwasher, disp.i center naIii a SeR
ri closets. Assume $4,000. 412'eo
loan. S5,00O down viii hanoie,
y Of an acre lot with all city
fscilitieS. Total S2S,9b0. e.
STFFFY METRO REALTY E4-
CHANGE. JE. 4-0064.
FALLS CHURCH-S17.2QO, assume
4igcS CT losn: 3-yr -old, 3-bedrm
RANT. mr., Z Corners and schools
Ice iy din. rm., mod, equip. XII
wItab;e space: daylisht hsmt.,
nic1 ouiet neighborhood, oWnel
leaving area. OWNER, JE. 81 2s1
FALLS CHURCH, OWNER--3-bed-
rm brick rambler; daylight osmt !,
level lot; quiet street; Sl7'9SO
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FALLS CHuRCHi siJ,sOO-Ram'
bier, immaculate condition. Twins
room With fireplace wall, din
RdfAL iSTf.EufY. ,sI Ra ssfI anon;
towering trees and nowerini
shrubs. Cal "a. f-ff75, HULA
s. BANKsoN, Rsaltor,
FALLS cHURCH-a-bsdrm. hriel
rambler. full hsmt, din, space
caTport, on corner lot on circle
. blkf. from Westlawn school
Si3.0OO. astumable OF loan, o.
si7,5U0 total. Call anytime
OWNER, ~, t-ei0i
FALLS CHURCIs--3-bedrm bricl
rambler, full hsmt, scr. real
porch. fenced cor, lot, storm win.
dows and doors Sin,oO0, Sl,iOO
dir. FHA, OWNER. w 3-n.sN
FALLs CHURCH, wEsTLAwN--
3-hedrm. rambler, excel eond
foidine stairway 20 fioored attic
aluminium storm windows, eNtfe
insulation, AOxisO fenced, Corner
lot. near 4 Corners, ] biz, q
school. $4,000: assume Az,
FHA, OWNER. JE. 3-1B30. NC
AGENTS.
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YEONAS REALTY
IA. 8-2100

-
SLEEPY HOLLOW GEM.-Gorgeous
split level brio; with charm galore!
Big living room with fireplace and
wall-to-wall carpeting, separate
dinins room, de luxe equipped
. kitchen, 3 lovely bedrooms, full
tiled bath. large closets; spacious
room With fireplace and bath;
large attached carport; "a acre,
beautifully Handicapped. Near shops
ping and schools. AND BEST OF
ALL. ASSUME LARGE 49,
LOAN WITH MONTHLY PAY.
MENTS ONLY Sl19 PER MONTH,
INCLUDING EVERYTHING, WITH
VERY REASONABLE DOWN PAY
MENT. Call for appointment. ia.
4-5SS5. SERVICE REALTY, INC.
SLEEPY HOLLOw-Swimming pool
membership avail to buyer OF this
3-bedrm. brk center-hall rambler.
Completely euuip. kit. alum, storm
windows throughout 2Lx26 rec.
rm. in full ground-level bsmt.
Less than yrs. old. excel. cond.
Stairs to attic suitable for ex-
level lot. Price S23,750, OWNER,
JE. 3-96a6.
SLEEPY HOLLOW-A stone-and-
brick amber to gladden. the heart
a wears old and in tiptop cond.
Features center-hall ertr.. Spa
cious cleo kit. with eating space,
sep. din. rm.. 3 bedrms. az baths,
rec. rm. ct ground level, and large
rolling ward. Priced to sell at
S21,950, with terms. Call VANCE,
GREEN g. CO. ia. $4,000.
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ARLINoTon-EAfnRAx
A BEDROOMS
$4,000
Newly decorated brick Cape Coz
.Ds s.fls sJ ssl ~. "a '' seoo s'''
81 TREES
S21.950

custom built brick SPLIT
level IN beautiful Wrendale Acres
Has charming bay window and
the door plan IA The k-"pfTT=
OMY OF unusual afchiifctufM
plannina. Never have you seen a
Kitchen like this, with a break
fast nook AZ one end, 4 completely
functional. center section with
wall oven, thhle-top range. dis
p0sAl, de luxe refriRerator, exhaust
Ian and dithwaaher-end A. the
other end, tclevislon room
where MON can watch All the
soap operas while eooklng dim
ner, and where POP can relax
IN an easy chair and watch NON
10 make sure she cooks what be
WantSl Picturesquely nestled amid
toWerina shade trees, the home
presents masnifsent picture,
baths, living room. dining room
and q daylight basement, with
huge nnlahed recreation room.
Only $1,000 down and excellent
nnanclnei IA, 10000.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

A-A BUY; g,g5O--Wi;l rake 81,
no-doWn contract on this 4-oedIm' |
home on wide lot; ideal LOT Bel
voir or Quantico personnel; va;
cant; immed; .t 9esTpafcS S On r sppti
HAMMER REAL ESTATE, XII.
Al DEAL. ALEX. AREA-,Four;;
bedrn sbestos shingle; fenced
I'd: S13,75O. small d. payment;
assume OF loan of Sl1,500 at S7S
q mo. p.i,ti. IA. 7-bSOO' MR..
WRIGHT : |
AIR CONDITIONED, keep COO
This home is loaded with, charm
and immaculate, 3 large oeorms'
Well-arranRed living room, sep
arate dining room; full basement
screened porch and detached ga
rage. Reasonably priced in more
expensive community, ROUIH
ROBBINS REAL ESTATE CORP |
XII. $4,000. -----
AIR CONDITIONED Laush at the
summer heat with this spick and
span 4S-ft. rambler. on a shaded
corner lot, with Servel central air
cond.. liv. I'm. with paneled nre-
place. sep. din. room erignlt - SE
pig baths and one Of the most
terrific rec. rooms we've seen. A
real buy at S26.50O, with terms.
Call VANCE. GREEN q CO. ia.
4-62O0. ----------
AIR CONDITIONED brick BIZ
level: 3 blocks from Lake 5ar-
croft: 5 large bedrms., 2 living
rms. . fireplaces; separate dining
nm, luxury equipped kitchen; at
tached earport In q park-ilke SET
tins. large loan may be assumed
500 $50 JE 4-22SS. PARKER
SMITH & poNNELL, INC.
IITXANDRIA-Trade in my beau
tfful home with > oedrms.. fv.
nm, din. rm.. kitchens; full esmt.
and , baths for INCOME PRO-
pUcING PROPERTY. Ewes, TE.
ALEXANDRIA,. Beverly Hills CT
anproyed 81 500 down. monthly
nsyments approx S1O6; brick;
bedrms,: den: liv rIn with hrepi
sep. din. rm.; eouip.. modern klt-'
Tarage: pretty yard. Phone eyes,
II. 6-4457.
AK, Beverly Hills-Lovely 2
hedrn. house: den, hv. room WIN
Hrepisce, sep. din. room, mooeIn
fiteheFl Pull hSmt., rec. room
SaraTe; . baths. 81 500 down. Gl
Months payments APPROXIMATELY
fiO6.50. Phone TE. 6-4457' eyes,
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EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
REALTY

1917 Quaker Lane
Alexsndria. Virginis
King $3.50
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& co.

216O N. Glebe Realtors IA 5-0707
LAKE BAREFOOT - Terrific con-
temporary bi-level, only 3Iz years
old Bright spacious liv. rm. with
fireplace, dining ell, light modern
kit family-sized bedrms.. 2
full baths, daylight rec. room with
End fireplace, screened porch, trees
outdoor living: S3l $50, with only
$4,000 cash required. Call VANCE,
GREEN a. CO., ia. $4,000,
LAKE BANCROFT; So. $50. and a
3-bedrm., 3-bath split-level; day
light bsmt; with picture windows
in rec. rm. scr. porch: carport
excel. financ. C B. O'SHAUGHN-
ESSY, Exclusive Agent, JE. A.
1902; evenings. on. 4-7122
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Home and Investment

Add 10 your income or retirement
By living in one OF these nearly
new brick semidetached homes.
Each has Twins room, Separate
dining room, kitchen, full base
ment, . bedrooms. ceramic tile
bath. and gas heat ASSUME
S1a.40O 5hse loan with reason
able down payment.
TIE. 6-1415 9 TIL 8
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PENTAGON'S
nONTOR
RESTORED COLONIAL
S39,500 ON 10 ACRES
$50 mn ON so ACRES

Country living at its finest de-
scribes this 3-bedrm. den, 2-bath
home arranged perfectly for
gracious entertaining ialouSled
ern Kitchen, 3-rm ant over =
ca rarag~ 1i-gtall horse barn;
spring and stream. Ideally located
for your owA privat" lake. The
grounds and all buildings are i'm
maculate. Substantial cash re-
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BLVD; ATTENTIol

BLVD; ATTENTION.,
split level. on Barbara lane. Man
car car garage: HoT-wATER BASE.
BOARD HEAT: If you want a
gracious family home. see this;
$50, 500. c. B. O'SHAUGHNESSY
Exclusive Agent, JE. 4-l4O2;
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-23

1896 COLT rd.: rooms and bath !:
gas heat; garage; up, and adults
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-23

IN Euclid: 3 rooms second; utilities.
$50. w. 1-0104.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-23

CLEAN 5 rooms up, I4III JeftIt
ave-. off East 140th st.
LARGE room efficiency up, stove
and utilities furnished; own en- :
trance; $40; inquire suite 3. 1851 !
Waterloo rd.
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F + N a L E
Contoct Miss Miller

SECRETARIES: Excellent down
town co. needs 3 women to IS
yrs of age. variety S35o-S375
SECRETARY: Engineering dept.
heovY shtd.. to 35 to S365
SECRETARY: Accounting dept.
Euclid. 25-40 yrs. .S335-s350
SECRETARY: Lob. dept. Euclid.
to rs years ...... S300-S325
SECRETARY: No shtd.. l girl
office. cor ........... $500
N. c. R. OPERATORS aloo. exp.
Euclid ......... S245-S325
KEYpUNcH OPERATORS. exp.
Euclid ......... S25O-S3l5
BOOKKEEPING TRAINEE, credit
work .......... S260-S300
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR,
soles dept. 25-45 yrs. $3.50
PIX. No tYping. experienced.
to IS yrs. ...... S295
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HELP WANTED HELP WANTED
n ALE
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

- - ~ -
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Contact Mr.. Anderson
We olwoYs have good job
selection in this category with
soloIies ronging from $4,000 to
$4,000. They encompass the
technical. commercial and soles
fields ond ore both local as
well os out of town. Merchdndis-
ing service provided for you.
Phone for On appointment.
TECHNICAL
Contact Mr.. Anderson
CHEMISTS: Several excellent
openings for young men and
one exp. in polYmer research.
Solories 80. 81. .800Sll 900
CRAFTSMEN. product exp. on
oircruft ports go. .S450-S550
CRAFTSMAN with electric and
mechanical exp. =. S520-S570
DRAFTING TRAINEE. VI. exp.
and HIS. courses .S290-S325
I. E.'s (3) degree. IL yrs. exp.
relocate ............. Sc. 300
l.. Els C2) degree. $40 yrs. exp.
local .............S S75O-S05O
I. E. Degree. foundry experience.
stonddrd ........ $3.50
M. Els Rubber and plastic back
ground ....... to $500
M. E.'s Stress specialists. cir
croft ......... S800-S900
METAILURGISrS. stainless steel
production ....... TO $500
METALLURGlST. degree. prod.
end eng. ............. $500
TIMESTUDY. Men AZ speeds and
leeds ............S4 S4S0-S5OO
SALES
Contact Mr.. Anderson
SALES. degree. department drug
stores exp. to o5 .S9-Sl0.000
SALES TRAINEES. degree. 23-
26, A and B students SIS. 700
INSIDE SALES. degree. leeds to
o,,,;Ja Ssnn
SALES ENG. M. E.. northern
Ohio. experienced -. $500 r
SALES. contact oIchitects and
builders. degree .S5o0-S600
SALES. insurance. excellent CON-
ponies .......... S4OO-S6OO
SALES. some college. relocate.
................ s4oo-S5OO
SALES. 1927. some exp. cor
and expenses ......... .S425
SALES, office furniture expe-
yience ........... S400-S500
COMMERCIAL
Contact Miss Dovis
ASST. ELECTRICAL DATA SUP
ERVEOR. degree -. $4,000
PURCHASING AGENT, prefer
Me. background So0o-S850
TRAFFIC RATE CLERK. some
college. experience s425-S45o !
interviewing Hours: 9 An
Evenings BY
Offices Open $3.50 to
Free Parking In
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FURNISHED 3 rooms and bath Off
I4Cth and st. Clair; third flool.
adults only, white. PO. 1-7376,
after g.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-23

ST. CLAIR, 1911: large room,
bath. decorated hot water, parh =
ing: white. YE. 2-76O2, CE l-5463.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-23

4 ROOMS down, beautifully deco
rated; new kitchen, adult couple
Eddy off Freeway. w. l-2252, AN.
1-O725
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PORTLAND CLAIMS MONOPOLY
Suit for $1.8 Million
Filed Against Majors

courts would enjoin the majors
from trying to monopolize and
order them TO sell every minor
league club they own.
In addition, the suit said no
major league team should be
allowed to own or control more
than 40 players.
Unfair competition from
televised major league games
also should be enjoined, and
the majors should be forbidden
to exercise arbitrary authority
in expanding the leagues, the
suit said.
The defendants included
Commissioner Ford Prick, both
leagues, their presidents and
all l6 major league teams, in
GLIDING the Kansas City Ath-
leticS, with whom Portland has
a working agreement.
In New York, Prick comment
ed: 1T looks as if it is another
one of those suits like the one
filed by Frank Lawrence of
Portsmouth. Va, which was
tossed out of court"
Arch Kingsley, Portland's
president, disagreed and said:
The Portsmouth case was one
of breach of contract. Ours is
under the antitrust laws charg-
ing monopoly and unfair COM
petition. 1t is altogether diff
ferent."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-31

PORTLAND. Greg, July 81
CAP .-Baseball's major leagues
are a monopoly, the Portland
Beavers said yesterday in a Fed
eral court suit that asked
among other things, $l.8 mil
lion damages, a chunk of tele-
vision money and the breakup
of the majors farm system.
The suit we'll might have Leen
averted, an official of Portland
minor league club said, If the
majors had been willing to sit
down and talk things over
seriously.
But now, as the Beavers are
faced with dwindling attend
ance, the suit represents the
clubs ultimate hope for sur
vival, another official said.
In addition to the damages
sought, the suit asked the courts
to revamp the structure of the
majors and white their power.
Through the suit ran the con-
tention that the majors have
violated Federal antitrust laws.
The damages were sought, the
suit said, because The ways in
which the majors acquired
players and televised their
games had brought loss Of
income.
Things could be straight
ened out, the suit said, if the
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Simmons to Stuy
At WiIIiomsport

PHILADELPHIA, July 81
(AP).-President Bob Carpen-
ter of the PhillieS said yester-
day that Pitcher Curt Sim
mons has requested he be. al
lowed to finish the 1859 season
with Williamsport in the East
ern League.
Carpenter said he telephoned
Simmons and asked if the left
handler wanted to come back to
the Phillies. yesterday was the
last day major league clubs
could recall players sent to the
minors on option.
Simmons said he would pre-
fer to remain at Williamsport
because he felt he could get
the work necessary to regain
his winning form" Carpenter
said.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


BATTING biased on $50 or more at
bats)-Kuenn, Detroit. .343 Wood
ling, Baltimore, .339 Fox, Chicago,
and Maris, Kansas City, .337; Ka-
line, Detroit, .329.
RUNS-Power, Cleveland. so; Yost
Detroit 70: Killebrew, Washington,
C ~ Jensen; Boston and Aparicio,
RUNS BATTED IN-Killebrew, Wash
ington, 81; Colavito, Cleveland, 70;
Jensen, Boston, 10: Maxwell, Detroit,
6S; Minoso, Cleveland, Sc
HIT5-Fox. Chicago. 1877: Kuenn. De-
troit, 1876 Power, Cleveland. 124;
Runnels, Boston. III: Allison, Wash
ington, 115.
DOUBLES - williams, Kansas City
IS; Kuenn, Detroit, %; Runnels
e eNston' Fog * Chicago and Power
Kuenn, Detroit, 8; Fox, Chicago,
DeMaeStri. Kansas City, ard Skow.
ron and McDougald. New York, 5.
HOME RUNS-Killebrew, Washfn eton,
30; Colavito, Cleveland, 30: Ali
son, washington, 26 Lemon, Wash
lngton, %; Triandos. Baltimore,
t Jea$en 20 Boston and Mexwell' De-
STOLEN BASES-Aparicio Chicago,
80: Mantle. New York, IL: Lands,
ChicAgo, IA: Jensen, Boston, 10;
Power, Cleveland and Yost. Detroit,
PITCHING biased on 10 or more deci-
sions) - McLish, Cleveland, 1874,
.765; Shaw, Chicago, 9-3. $50;
Wynn, Chicago, 1916, 700; Mossi.
Detroit, "a 692; Pappas, Balti-
more. 11-5, .6SS.
STRIKEOUTS-score, Cleveland, 1873:
Wynn. Chicago, 1919; Pascual, Wash
ington. 1913: Burning, Detroit. lI3;
Lsrv Detroit, 1O4.
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 200 or more al
BATS -. Aaron. Milwaukee, .361;
Cunningham, St. Louis, .339; White
.32S; Robinson, Cincinnati, 1924
RUNS-Pinson. Cincinnati, 81; Neal
Los Angeles, II; Robinson, Cincin-
natl, Mathews, Milwaukee, ano
Mays, San Francisco, 10.
RUNS BATTED IN-Banks, Chicago
81; Robinson, Cincinnati, 50: Aaron
Milwaukee, 80; Bell, Cincinnati, ano
Cepeda San Francisco, II.
HITS-Aaron, Milwaukee, IA; Temple
Cincinnati, 1884, Pinson. Cincinnati
Neal Los Angeles, 1876.
DOUBLES-Aaron, Milwaukee, and CT
mol st. Louis, 80; Pinson, Cincin-
natl 90; Temple, Cincinnati, rs;
Mays, San Francisco, ~,
Milwaukee, and White, St. Louis, s.
HOME RUNS-Banks, Chicago. anc
sssMathews, Milwaukee, %; Aaron
M hat 54 censda s BOB F4anc,s cncin
STOLEN BASES-Mays, San Francisco
Cincinnati, 10; Neal, Los Angeles, anc
Gepeda. San francisco, IA.
PI d,:idnSt 7.Ibased on 10 or more de-
oS6 AtoGeH san aisSPPq ranoisco ~ 10
., 1000 Drysdale. Los Angeles
1875, $50 NeWcombe, Cincinnati
19-5, .667 Mfzell st. Louis II-6
sTRiKEoUTs-Drysdale. Los Angeles.
i59: s. Jones, San Francisco, i4i;
Antonelli, San Francisco, 113; Had
dix, Pittsburgh, III: SPAIN, Mil
waukee, l01.
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MINOR LEAGUES

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Portland, 3: Sacramento L.
Spokane, 10; Salt Lake City. 4.
San Diego. A. Seattle, ..
Phoenix. 4 Vancouver, .
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Buffalo, 7; Columbus, 4
Richmond, >; Rochester, /,
havana, 8: Montreal, 4
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Fort Worth, q; Omaha, 2 I'll in
Dallas. /: Houston, O.
Indianapolis, 8; ST Paul, 5
Louisville, /: Minneapolis, o.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Memphis htlnnta 81 sbrs BiTmiTns65am' %.
Chattanooga, 3: New Orleans, /.
SOUTH ATLANTiiC LEAGUE
Macon, 1875; Asheville, 11-6
Jacksonville, 6; Knoxville > 40
Gastonia, 5; Charleston
Savannah at Charlotte. postponed.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Williamsport, SO: Lancaster, 3-5
Allentown, Z; Binghamton, o
Springfield, 4: Reading. 3.
Only games scheduled
PAN-AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
(Texas-Mexican Leagues)
Vera Cruz, 81; Victoria, a
Mexico City Tigers, >; Amarillo, 4
Tulsa. g. Monterrey. q.
San Antonio. s: Nuevo Laredo, g.
PoZa Rica g; Austin, )
Mexico City Reds. 4 Corpus Chris
d, 0.
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Carroll Hur|s
FB|toEasyWin

Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton, behind the three-hit pitch
ing of Manager Billy Carroll
and a 16-hit barrage, blasted
Jack Blank, 1872, yesterday on
the Ellipse in an Industrial
Baseball League game.
The G-Men, scoring five times
in the third inning and four
times in the seventh, brought
their record to 81 in second
half play, good for second place
behind Silver Hill.
FBI Ol5 100 4l-l2 IS .
Jack Blank 100 00l o. , 3 4
Carroll and Mccarthy; Kissner, Cloud
a., Evans ca. Smith lS) and Dewoney
(Sl and Martz, Gray 90. Called after
s innings, darkness
Today-Union Printers VS.. Silver
Hill, $50 pm, West Ellipse. Federal
Storage VS.. Volkswagen, $50 pm,
Monument Grounds.
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Bob Mohu Dies,
Ex-MiddIeWeiqht

MILWAUKEE,, July 81 CAP) d.
Bob Mucha, SO, who fought
as a middleweight under the
name of Bob Moha, died of a
heart attack yesterday.
Although only 5-foot, Mucha
fought some of the best fighters
in the business from 1910 to
1922. Among them were Harry
Greb, Billy Papke, Billy Miske
and Ted Jameson.
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FIGHT RESULTS
BY the Associated Press

BOISE. Idaho-George Logan, 1877
Boise, knocked out Ezzard Charles, 1870
Cincinnati (S).
LOS ANGELES. - Curly Lee, 1888
Phoenix. knocked out Paul Andrews
1876, Buffalo, N. Y TO-.
NEW GLASGOW, Nova Scotia
Jesse Watson. 1873, New York, out.
pointed Jackie Hayden, 1874, New Glas-
gov 10l
SAN FRANCISCO. - Jess Bowdry-
SiXto Rodriguez bout Cancelled.
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PITTSBURGH
LOS ANGELES
Totals AZ 5145 Totals 40 4 : 4

| sinsled for Friend in eth; . Flied
out for Wills in 1th 3 Grounded out
for Labine in eth; Grounded into
double play for Face in 9th.
PITTSBURGH 10 100 100 00l-5
LOS ANGELES 900 POI OlO 0O0-4
E-Hoak, Skinner, MeJias, Gillian.
les, 36-l2 DP-Hoak to Mazeroski to
Stuart; Podres to Wills to Larker:
MejiaS to Hoax: Neal to thinner to
Larker LOB - Pittsburgh, 10; Los
Angeles, q.
@bGroat, Neal Virdon HR-Mejias
SB-Skinner S-Kravitz, Nelson.