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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Raeins Editor

BALTIMORE, May 3D.
Robert S. Lytle's Shutdown II
suffered a pair Of badly cut
heels in a workout today and
may be scratched from Satur-
days Preakness.
In an unorthodox tandem
workout, Shutdown II outf1n-
Shed Briardale Farms Rico
Tesio at a mile in 1:44, with
Rico Tesio clicked in 1:46. Both
are listed in the Preakness adj
lance line at 20 to /.
Festival kin, a rank outsider
owned by Cecil B. Fishbach,
had the best workout of the
day among Preakness eligibles,
going 1:272s over the sloppy
track for z furlongs. He went
Eve Fights in SO and three
quarters in 1:132s. Jockey
William NJ. Cook, who will ride
him in the Preakness. was
aboard for the workout.
Sword Dancer Works
Sword Dancer, favorite in
the classic, worker 6 furlongs
IN a rather slow. 1:18 and gal
Hoped the 7th furlong in 1892 Is,
The workout was held between
showers, with George Miller,
The horses regular exercise
boy, insthe saddle.
Elliott Burch, Brookmeade
trainer, said he never works
Sword Dancer too fast and was
satisfied with the colts per-
Torrance. 81 had hoped he'd
20 a little faster" Burch said,
shut the horse is good and fit"
Of the dozen entered in the
.Preakness the only one who
has not arrived is Our Dad,
owned by Patrice Jacobs, and
he is due late today from New
York.
Z First Landing, last years 2
.year-old champion, arrived yes
terday by van from New York
and is scheduled for q workout
tomorrow.
Eight in Race Today
With trainers of the Freak
ness colts fretting over final
drills, a mediocre field of eight
S-year-old fillies today was
eeeking the richest prize Of the
Spring meeting for the turf
ladies, the $23,600 Black Eyed
Susan Stakes.
Unfortunately, most Of the
-tancied fillies in the 3-year-old
division were passing up the
Black Eyed Susan in favor Of
Belmont Parks $4,000 Acorn
Stakes to be run Saturday.
,Toluene, now owned by
Elmendorf Farm, won the Mar
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SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

1-HiIlside Miss. iEh Vision. Maurice
SIS. .
Bright Bindo, BeIloscope.
3-Bubbling Spring. Pepsi Soda. lara
pat.
first Question. Cherry Branch. FRA
luxe.
5-Mr. Bowie. Alike. Penson.
Pulsation, Peters
joy.
T-Elsol, Defenseless. Belmont Honey.
S-Supreme Ruler, Poetic. Royal
s-Grecian Bells. Lancaster Rose.
BEST BET-BUBsLINo SPRING.
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FIGHT RESULTS

YUMA. Aris.--Art Aragon, 1921
Los Angeles, knocked out Bobcat Ter
rance. 15S, Chicago, 2.
CARIBOU, Maine WON Duretle
IT'S, Bale st. Anne. New Brunswick
Canada, knocked out Teddy Burns
RICHMOND, calif.-BiIly Murray
1852, Stockton. outpointed Chico Cirino
1874, San Francisco, 10.
LONDON. England-Dave Charnley
1891. England, knocked out Willie
wins British Emp Empire I ihi titlei
TOKYO - Kenji Fukuchi, 143h
Japan, knocked out steve Tony, 146
SAN JOSE, calif.-Louis Molina
1913, San Jose, knocked out KildC
NuneZ, 1877, Tijuana, Mexico, 5.
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LONDON, May 10 l(AP).-
Dave Charnley, a 23-year-old
British southpaw, knocked out
Willie Towel of South Africa
in the 10th round of a sched-
uled l5-round fight last night
for the British Empire light
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Balkan 0'Dea
Heads CLASSY
RosecrOftFieId
ny DICK OBRIEN
star star Writer

Five 2-year-old trotters. al
nominees for the $4,000 Ma
tional Capital Trot. a stakes
event to be held at Rosecroft
Raceway during Grand Circuit
week OF May Is. win compete
tonight at the oxon Hill CMd.)
track. They include Ruth May
hew's Balkan oDea. the pre-
race choice for the feature
mile test.
Also facing the starting gate
for the first time under the
Rosecroft lights win be the
promising juveniles: Farmstead
Acres J. 7. Hennsey. Walter T,
Gamblers Duke Of Decatur,
Newport Stock Farms Bright
Newport. and Carolus Wade's
Scamp Victor.
Others In the field win be
Grif1th Hanover, Pinehaven
Rip and Impatient. They are
going for a purse Of $1,000.
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CHICAGO

Totals a. Ala 4 Totals 43 3 Q 3
, wsIs:s e. M, 10 n IN;
Ran for Ennis In 9th.
S 5sfcEc - SSfOO SSS HOS OOSa
E+PhiIlips. Po-A--chieago, 3o-iS;
Boston. 36-l0. DP-Buddin 70 Rum
nels 70 0ernert. y; Loliar TO Aparicio.
LoB-chicago - 2oston. Is.
2b--Qernert, Lands. Phillips. Run
nela,. Malnone, Lollar. HR-Donovan,
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HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS
BASEBALL
Results VeRfardRw

BASEBALL
Results Yesterday
kAnnandale, Ill; Fairfax, 2.
sAnacostia, a. Phelps,
sCoolidge at Dunbar. postponed, rain.
Great Mills. 8: Ryken, z.
SLackey, g.: Charlotte Hall. 4.
SLa. Plata, II; Calvert County, 10.
s&a ICafai 81 &: H fssnqso g.
Western, 2: Bell, 0.
Western Prep, 8; NTs, 5.
sWoodberry Forest. IL; Culpeper, 2.
Games Today
speMatha VS.. Mackin at Rock Greek,
st Stephens at st. James, 3.
st; Johns a. episcopal, $3.50.
'Priory at Lonsfellow, 4.
ro'Conneli at GEORGETOWN Prep ",
- $3.50.
= Games Tomorrow
= Chamberlain at Eastern. $50.
= Cardozo at Roosevelt, $3.50.
:. Coolidge at Dunbar, $3.50.
TGroveton at Mount Vernon, s.
tHammond at CIV Municipal Sta
sueorFetcwn Prep at Landon. $3.50.
Blue Ridge ct Quantico Post, 3:45.
Woodward Prep At Sherwood, $3.50.
.Bisaensb9rg ct Hish Point,
tsuitlsnd at Walter johnson. $40.
NorthWood at Blair. $3.50.
Wheaton at B-cc, $50.
TRACK
Results Yesterday
Washington-Lee ". SO; Episcopal ",
AZ.
Today
Bates Tubman at FaiEmont Heishts.
oCnzaea. o'cOunsn at oeorgetovn
Prep, $3.50.
Tomorrow
Wakefield " at Osbourn, f.
Coolidge, western, Phelps at wilson
Dunbar. Eastern, spingarn at Tech,
csrdoEo. Anacostia, Chamberlain at
Roosevelt, $3.50.
TENNIS
Results Yesterday
Wilson. 4: Cardozo, 3.
s-Anacostia, a; Eastern, O.
sRooseyelt, 4; Dunbar, 2.
Today
ST. Stephens at st. James, 3.
B-cC at Walter johnson. $50.
LACROSSE
Today
euitland at Annapolis, $50.
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Winner--AriaS (2-0). Loser-Wall
HBP-By Donovan CMalzone). wP-
Mckinley. T-4:23. A-22.Oi2-
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WHITE SoX, 4; RED Sox, ;

Wi9neF1-AeLish tb-ol. Lossr--plt-
~ 1sSsssh,, Rse.ssIIa. Runs~ Hur-
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MAJOR BOX SCORES


Totals 90 sea Totals "a 9 '
bS psssrs ssi ~ s ~ Sssl.F
ses Leas y, - Rsa; n. ssrsna-slam
t-Losan. po-A-Mliwaukee. xae-
~: chicago. a1-ii. x-TWo. out In
pth when Ninnine run scored. Dr.
nilwsufss. 10: chissso. y
Iessa, Z. fssloi s'1 nsissss. Horsn.
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winner-Danisls DID. Loser
O. Jones u-2).
U-Burkhart, Venzon, Donatelii.
Conlan. T--3;51. A-s,0e4.
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HBP-Blaylock (McAGillRn). u
JsskoTski; Crawford pelmors' Bar
Winner-Blaylock DID. Loser
Lawrence (3-2).
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winnsEr-Eiston dbl. Loser-Bur-
dette tb-2).
Balk--Andsfson, U-sudol, ooFman,
Bosgess. Landes. T-2:24. A--e,ses
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DODGERS, 3; PHILLlES, I
PHILADELPHIA
Los ANGELES

Totals 80 81 Totals 2s 3 2 /
Struck out for G.. Anderson in Sth;
SinGled for Conley in Sth; 8 Ran for
Hammer in sth.
PHILADELPHIA 100 900 01O-1
Los ANGELES 200 020 01x-3
E-Koppe. Po-A-Phildelphia "a
to Hogan to @. Anderson. LOB
Philadelphia, 4; Los Angeles. 5.
2b-Bouchee, Larker. HR-Jones.
S--Moon.
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CARDS, 7; REDLEGS, 4

Totals "a "a 3 Totals IS 7I2 q
Grounded out for Pena in 5th:
2 Walked for O'Toole In 7th; 8 Ran
for Eeycombe In It'll; Fouled out for
Rudolph in 9th.
CINCINNATI ------- 900 O02 300
ST. LOUIS ---------211 100 00x-7
E-Blasingame, Grammas. McMil-
LAM. 2. PO-A-Cincinnati, 24-1l; St
Louis, 27-13. DP-Boyer to Blasin-
game to Musial; Blasineame to Gram
mas. TO- Musial. LOB Cincinnati, 6;
St. Louis. o.
2b-Lynch, Robinson. Mcmillan.
Boyer, BlSyIOck. sB-Robinson.
EE: :s. -----g;H$ ~ T = :
9,EsSlIs -.-------s ] 3 3 / g
Blaylock ----- So 9 4 3
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Balkan ODea has drawn the
No. ! post and will be handled
by Johnny Amato. Balkan
oDea has shown good early
form this season and won a
matinee event at Rosecroft by
two lengths several weeks ago
Supporting the 2-year-old
trotting event tonight is q B
pacing test for eight side
wheelers. Alton Express, q 4
year-old Trooper Lee horse,
rules as the pre-race favorite.
Alton Express will be refined
by Roy Riddick and has the
No. 2 post. He will be chal-
lenged by such consistent PAGERS
as Joyce York, Gorgeous Wild
ow. Seattle Victory, Widowlind.
Sister Mack, Hegewood Fingo.
and Banners Brother.
Two horses whose trainers
attempted to scratch them from
last nights card because Of the
off-track conditions turned UP
as surprise winners. Peter
Bohemia won the third race,
and Vic Flanagan, the sixth.
Peter Bohemia, driven by
Glen Garnsey paid $500 to
win, while Vic Flanagan. with
Pete Russo in the sulky, re-
turned $3.50.
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Conley DID.
U-Dascoli. secory, Dixon, Smith.
T-2:05. A-12.562.
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Track Is Heavy

Because of the intermittent
rain last night, the heavy track
produced slow times with one
exception.
Newport Admiral handled by
Del Cameron made it two in a
row, winning by two lengths
with a time of 2:084s.
Newport Admiral, a 3-year-
old son of Good Time, in
creased his chances for the
$35, 900 William E. Miller Me-
mortal classic May rs and re-
turned 81, $4.2O and So to his
hackers. Galen Hanover was q
firing second at $500 and $40,
and Camden Warrior finished
third, paying So in the B pac-
ing event.
DR.. j. Earle Gilfillan's Star
Queen, overlooked at wagering
windows, outdistanced a good
field of A-trotters in the fea-
ture. winning by q length-and-
a-half over Taylor's Song. Ann
Gallon, second choice in the
field Of six, finished third.
Driver Elmer Hastings had
Charles Farmers Spunky Mite
up to win the first race, a c trot,
to start a 5000 daily double
Spunky Mite paid $14.80. $500
and $3.50. Nutter D. Marvel's
Widow Woman came from the
outside to win the second race
and complete the double fol
holders of the 2-1 combination
A crowd of 5,S1l wagered
,$226,S15.
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NINTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: ayr
olds and IN. Claiming; six fiIrInnrs-

keel TO? al c. sehsideT..M lIh and snd
Mrs. J. N. Andrews entTyi GA. 3
Hummer entry.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

BATTING biased on 275 or more at
batsl = Aaron, Milwaukee, .36S:
Cunningham, st. Louis, $40; White.
St Louis, .326: Temple, Cincinnati,
;325; Cepeda, San Francisco 800.
kgNs-Plnson, Cincinnati. -S6; Neal,
20; Mathews, Milwaukee, rs; Mays,
San Francisco, 20.
RUNS BATTED IN-Banks. Chicago,
80; Robinson, Cincinnati, SO; Aaron,
Milwaukee, SS: Bell, Cincinnati,
Mathews, Milwaukee. and Cepeda
San Francisco, 70.
HITS-Aaron, Milwaukee, 1874: Pinson.
GG 1n: patti 1879: Temple. Cincinnati,
Neal, Los Angeles, 12S.
DOUBLES Aaron, Milwaukee, and
Cimoli, st. Louis. So; Pinson,, Gin
cinnati. 20: Temple, Cincinnati, and
Mays. San Francisco, 20,
TRIPLES-Neal, Los Angeles, Mathews,
Milwaukee, and White, St. Louis, 8:
PinSon, Cincinnati, and Blasingame,
st Louis. z.
HOME RUNS = Mathews. Milwaukee.
80: Banks. Chicago. and Aaron, Mil
"A: Cepeda, San Francisco, 81.
STOLEN BASES-Mays, San Francisco,
90; 7; Taylor, Chicago, and Cepeda,
cinnati. 10; Neal. Los Angeles. IA.
PITCHING biased on 10 or more deci-
sionsl = Face, Pittsburgh, 14-O
1000; Antonelli. San Francisco,
l5-6. ia: Drysdale, Los Angeles
1876, 700; Newcombe. Cincinnati
10.5' 1857. Law, Pittsburgh, 1877
STRIkEOUTS-Drysdale, Los Angeles
173; s Jones. San Francisco, IA:
Hiddix. Pittsburgh. 49, Antonelli
San, Francisco. 116; SPAIN. Mil
waukee, 104.
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING biased on 215 or more at
bats Kuenn, Detroit, .343;
Chicago. .329: Kaline, Detroit. .3S3;
Maris. Kansas City, .32l
Runs = Power. Cleveland. 80: Yost,
Is; Jensen, Boston and Aparicio,
Chicago, II.
Runs BATTLD N-Killebrew. Wash
ington, 81; Colavito, Cleveland, 70:
Jensen, Boston, 70; Maxwell, Detroit,
Minoso. Cleveland and Lemon,
HITS - Fox. Chicago, l4O; Power
Cleveland, 100: Kuenn, Detroit. 1875;
Rdnnels, Boston, ia; Allison, wash
DOUBLES - williams, Kansas City.
80 Kuenn, Detroit, 20; Runnels
E sostSn; 70; Fox Chicago and Power
TRIPLES Allison. washington, s;
Kuenn, Detroit, 8: Fox, Chicago
Maris and DeMaestri. Kansas City,
and Skowron and McDougald. New
HOME RuNs-Killsbrew. washington
30: Colayito, Cleveland. 81; Allison,
washington, ~; Lemon, Washing
ton, 25: Triandos. Baltimore, Jen-
sen, Boston, and Maxwell. Detroit
stolen BASES = Aparicio. Chicago
Power, Cleveland, Yost. Detroit, and
Tuttle, Kansas City, 9.
RITCHING (based on 10 or more decl-
sions)-Lown, Chicago, So. 500;
Shaw, Chicago. 1913, .769; McLish
Cleveland, 13-4. .765: Perry. Cleve-
land, SO. .727; Mossi, Detroit, 10-4
E714.
TRIKEOUTS-Score, Cleveland, 1873;
Wynn, Chicago, and Pascual, Wash.
ington. 1879; Burning, Detroit, 1870;
Larry. Detroit, Ill.
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MIA Sturs to Play
IN Stokes Benefit

MONTICELLO, NY. Aug. 5
tAP).-A benefit pro basket
ball game will be played here
August 10 for Maurice Stokes,
bedridden star of the Cincin-
natl Royals team.
Bob Cousy of the Boston Gel
tics and Dolph Schayes of the
Syracuse Nationals head ar
all-star cast of National Bas-
ketball Association players who
will take part. Proceeds will
help pay hospital costs fol
Stokes, who was stricken with
a brain disease in the spring
Of 1858.
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leuiroNines
0pt Tourney

A pair of long winning
streaks will meet head-on to-
morrow at the University OF
Maryland's Shipley Field when
Greenbelt Post opens defense
of its Maryland State Junior
American Legion baseball
championship.
Greenbelt starts of by fac
ing Overlea-Glenmar from
Baltimore County at 3 pm
The tournament opener will be
at 10 am. with Francis Scott
Key Post from Frederick meet
ing Talbot Post of Easton.
Greenbelt has the least i'm
pressive season record of the
four teams, IA victories and
six defeats. but has won its
last nine games in succession
Overlea- Glenmar has the
best record, 14-l. and has won
Is in a row. Leroy Schauk is
the leading pitcher for the
Baltimore champions with II
victories in IL decisions.
The Frederick team has won
II games out of IL and the Eas-
ton entry 10 of IL.
The double elimination tour
nament continues Thursday
with games again at 10 and 3,
Saturday with a single game
at 2:30 and Sunday at / pm.
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Army Morksmun
Wins National
Title Sixth Time

CAMP PERRY, Ohio, Aug. S
tAP). - Army Sergt. Huelet
Benner, AZ. of West Point, yes
terday became the second man
to win the National pistol
championship six times-and
he did it by the margin of a
single point.
Benner scored 2,6l5 out OF a
possible 2.700. He finished fir
ing a half hour before Marine
Capt. William Mcmillan of Tur-
tie Creek, Pa, who needed 296
out Of 800 in his final 30-shot
match of the day to earn a tie.
Mcmillan got 295 for a grand
total Of 2,6l4 and second place.
Going into the last of the
three days Of competition, Ben
ner was third with LAO, and
Mcmillan had a 1897 for the
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vious championships were here
in l947, 1855 and 1866. in Chi
cago in 1919, and San Fran
cisco in 1852.
Shooting continues today
with four-man teams firing the
90, .S8 and AS caliber pistols.
The Department Of Army's ma
tional trophy matches are
slated for tomorrow.
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first two days Of firing with
the 90 and .38 caliber pistols.
Mcmillan, the 1857 champion,
scored 877 of a possible 900
yesterday with a .45-caliber
pistol. Benner got 875.
Only Benner and Harry
Reeves, a Detroit police inspec-
tor, have won the pistol crown
more than once. Benner's pre-
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MINOR LEAGUES

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
vancouver, ID; sacramento, O.
San Diego, .; Portland, 0.
Phoenix, 5; Spokane, g.
Salt Lake City, 3; Seattle, /.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
ST, Paul, SIS, Dallas, 81.
Fort Worth, fl; Minneapolis
-
Charleston, A: Indianapolis. 3.
Louisville, 5; Omaha, 2.
Denver, 8; Houston, q.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Buffalo, 8; Miami, o.
Montreal, 3; Columbus. 0.
Toronto, 3; Richmond, /.
Havana, 3; Rochester, g.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Chattanooga, SIS; Atlanta, ID.
Birmingham, - Nashville, /.
New Orleans. z: Shreveport, 9.
Mobile, o; Memphis, l.
PAN-AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
(Texas-Mexican Leagues)
Poza Rica, 3; Corpus Christi. g.
Victoria. 4 Mexico City Reds, 9.
Austin. 2; VeracruZ, o.
Tulsa, IL; Mexico City Tigers, 8.
Amarillo, g. Nuevo Laredo, !.
Monterrey, z: San Antonio 3.
EASTERN LEAGUE
York, IL. Albany %.
springfield, 3; Reading, 2 u2 IN
1ingsl.
Lancaster. z: williamsport, 2.
Allentown. s: Binghamton. 3.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Charlotte, 10: Macon, l
Asheville, IA; Savannah, 4.
Knoxville, Z: Jacksonville, Q.
Charleston, o; Gastonia, 2.
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FIGHT RESULTS

SACRAMENTO, calif.-Zora Foley
1854. Phoenix, outpointed Howard
King, 203, Reno uO).
SAN JOSE. Calif.-Joey Padilla. 1873
San Jose. outpointed Henry Salcido
1856, Peeos, Tex. l10).
OKLAHOMA CITY. Alvin Green
IT'S. Big Spring, Tex, outpointed CHIEF
QO.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex.-Santiago Gu
terrez, 159, San Antonio, knocked on
Roy Sparks, 1853. Austin u1).
PITTSFIELD, Mass.-Harold John.
son. 1872, Philadelphia. stopped Johnn,
York, 206, Norristown, Pa. (6I.
HONOLULU. - Virsil Atkins. 1479l
st. Louis, outpointed Stan HARRINGTON
149. Honolulu u0).
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Net Coach Named

NEW YORK, Aug. S (AP).-
Clarence C. Chaffee of VIII
Jamestown, Mass, coach of the
Williams College tennis team
for % years. has been named
coach Of the United States
Junior Davis Cup squad.
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KANSAS CITY
BOSTON

Totals "a see Totals "a g s 5
Grounded out for Gernert in
5th; . Reached on error for Sullivan
in Sth. 3 Hit by pitch for Geiger in
9th; Struck out for White in 9th.
KANSAS CITY - 900 0e6 000-s
BOSTON - OLE 600 2lO-6
E--Schroll. Hadley. D williams,
Malone. PO-A-Kansas City 27-7:
Boston, 27-l5. DP-D. williams to
Terwilliger to Boone; Green TO Bud
din to Runnels: Chit to Terwilliger.
LOB-Ksnsas City, 3; Boston IL.
2b-Scholl. Buddin. Chit, Malzone.
Runnels 3b-Maris. HR-Boone. s.
TerWiliRer SNYDER
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C. II. Phillips of AlamOsa Colorado, has 64O3 and
$685. both with VS. that going all the time in some
of the most rugged mountain country knoWn to
Ask any trucker WhO's been OUer Wolf Greek Pass
1880 feet up in the San Juans: emile pull to the
summit and lou gear all the lOay dODn Mr.. Phillips
is up OUer Wolf Creek the year round taking sheep
and beef to pasture later marketing the stock in Den
In less than year, his Chevy niddLeuCeights haze
averaged about $4,000 miles of this kind of treatment
and they're going stronger than eUer!
Watch Chevy trucks at work out in range country It's
sight to the way they pack into hgh-up mountain
pastures and handle through brush and rock like cow
mans favorite cutting horse.
Take any truck work for that matter. Chevrolet's
popular mddleweghts like the two you see above prob
ably handle bigger variety of jobs than any trucks
alive. About anything you name, including work that
used to be reserved strictly for bigger rigs. When
trucks built the way Chevy is ean-muscled and
rawhdetough it takes to ugly trails the way most
trucks roll over the highway 1t just keeps going with
out big todo but looking good every mile of the way
HOO they do it is your Chevrolet dealers department
He'll be glad to supply details.
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Winner-Diekson (2-0). Loser
schroll G-2l.
HBP-By B. Daley (Buddin, Busby)
Balk-Sullivan. PB-Chitti. U-Stev-
vens. Napp, Rice. Rommel. T-3:07.
Al ,034.
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BRAVES, 6; GIANTS, l
Totals So $40 8 Totals 80

Totals SO 6 Totals 80 l 3 /
Grounded out for Mccormick in
9th; Struck out for g. Jones in Sth
MILWAUKEE, lOl OoO O2O-6
6AN FRANCISCO 600 900 OOl-l
E-Mccormick (2), Bressoud, ce-
peda. McCovey. PO-A = Milwaukee,
27.11; San Francisco. 27-7. LOB
Milwaukee. 3; San Francisco. 5.
2b-Kirkland. HR-Crandan SB-
Aaron. Mantilla. S-Mathews, Logan.
SLOGAN.
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PILLS, z; CUBS, I


Trials 80 . 8 . Totals 81 l 5 l
Ran for Sawatski in eth, Ran
f. Noreu i Sth.
PHILADELPHIA - 600 600 020-2
CHICAGO - 010 900 OUO-1
PO-A-Philadelphia 27-l? CHICAGO
oT-l5. OPT Taylor to Banks to
Long. LOB-Philadelphia =. C.IIcasJ
d.
2B-Banks, Dark, H. Anderson. s.
Lonnett.
ip h er BIB so
Roberts - 3 5 ! l 2
r. Anderson 9 . . 3
winrerARoberts t10-10, Loser -
r. Anderson t1-S).
HPB-Roberts (Noren - U-Bog-
cess, Sudol, LandeS. T-2:09. A -
S,34S.
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=. Winner--Lary 14-7. Loser-Grba
WP-Lary. U-Flaherty, Umont,
Berry, Honochick. T-2:43. A-32,972.
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winner-Nuxhall (5-9). Loser-wil-
liams (4-5).
Eon. Donatelli. Burkhart. T-2:1g. A.
HBP-By Williams (BelD. U-Ven-
17,446.
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Winner = SPAIN u5-1O). Loser =
Mccormick 10-S).
u = Delmore, Barlick. Jackowski,
Crawford. T-2:33. A-22,959.