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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-11
SORORITY MEETS
FRIDAY TO PLAN
HOLIDAY PROGRAM

Delta Phi Omega chapter of
Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority win
hold its December meeting Friday
evening, December II. at 8 pm.
at the home Of Mrs. Mary Taylor,
SSs3 Stevens Av. This meeting
win be devoted to planning holiday
activities. An SorOrs arc invited.
The November meeting was held
at the home Of Mrs. Elyse Lyle,
S144 Park Av. in Minneapolis. An
noncement was made of the an
nual Boul'e which win be held In
Cincinnati, o.. the 9th Of Decem.
Der.
The sorority also decided to give
a donation to the veterans hos
pital In Alabama as one Of its
projects for the year.
There were three visiting sorors
present at the meeting.
At the conclusion Of business.
a social hour with refreshments
was enjoyed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-11

S@Aa0 evening Iuoy went 70 n mite
spot, the Red Rooster and were
guests Of Mr.. Kirschbaum at a
cocktail party. The trio report q
wonderful time was had on their
brief visit.
Leaves For Home: Mrs. Jesse
Ben 81, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, who
has been the guest Of her daught-
er-in-law and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Ben Jr. Of 4OTs Third Av.
home 1000 Fifth Av. s.
s, for the past three weeks, left
for her home on Monday. The SEN
Tor Mira Bel was on hand to well
come her newest granddaughter,
Leslie Cecile Bell, when she ar
rived home with her mother from
the hospital.
CresaoeHndO's Held Meeting:
Final plans were completed for the
clubs annual dancing party when
the Credteundo's club met at the
home Of Mrs. r. @. Burney, 1858
Third Av. s., at 1 pm. Sunday,
December 8. Two Christmas bas-
kets viii be given to Phyllis
Wheatley House for needy families
as one Of their projects. Election
Of officers was held and David
Faison was reelected president
Other officers elected were Row
ena Warren, vice president; Hat
tie Crosse, reelected secretary; and
Mary Armstrong, treasurer. Dur
ing the social hour following the
business session, the hostess serv-
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Nurses Held Pre-chrisfmus
Party TUeSduy, December

~ ~~~~ssAN~N -
The licensed practical nurses Of
Northwestern hospital held their
pre- Christmas party at the home
Of Miss Marian Hoard, 29OO Port
land Av., on Tuesday evening, De-
cember 8.
The evening was spent playing
games and socializing. Members
exchanged gifts. Tasty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Miss Hoard was elected chair
man Of the licensed practical
nurses Of Northwestern hospital
this fall. This is a social and edu-
cational group.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-11

office, President Eisenhower on
September 70 signed q BIN with
press and newsreel cameras cover
ing the event. This one was the
measure that allowed the Treas
ury to raise interest rates on u
and H bonds bought since June 1,
1859, to S% per cent.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-11

Curry, Jay Tyson, Clarence Smith,
Harold Wright, Harold c. cumbs,
o. L. Alexander, Charles Noble,
Robert Kyle, Thomas L. jackson.
Palmer jackson. NJ. @. Evans. o.
Donald Smith, Oscar H. Newman,
Leila Copeland, Thomas H. John
son, Madelyn L. Frazier. Jessie
Shepard, Mabel d. Lacey and Toni
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-11
Grandson Of Mrs.
Jessie Thomas Is
Army HospiFuI Exec.

Major Paul w. Hubbard, MISC,
has assumed the position Of execu-
tive officer of the 249th General
Hospital at Fitzsimmons Army
hospital in Denver, Colo. The 249th
is a training unit, charged with the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-11
Social and Personal
* MINNEAPOLIS

Weekend In Omaha: Mr. Earl Burnaugh 1908 Fifth Av s.
returned home Sunday night from Omaha Neb where spent
the weekend He was accompanied the trip by Mr. and Mrs
John Patterson Of Hopkins Mimi They visited Mrs Paersons
brother Mr. Norman Krschbaum who is an instructor in the
high school in Omaha On Saturday evening they attended
class play kiss Me Kate at the high school and later the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-11

Kans. She spent Thanksgiving
week with relatives and friends.
She reports a wonderful time was
enjoyed.
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H. Allen.

Assisting the hostess were her
three daughters, the Misses Janet
NJ, Marion l. and Sandra A. Will
Hams
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Major and Mrs. Hubbard and
thsir seven children reside in Den
yer, Colo.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
a to Get Awards
In u. N. Contest

-Four area students arc amone
30 flnallsts IN a high school
contest on The United Nations,
sponsored b. the American AS
ISOLATION for the UN. They will
receive their awards at $3.50
pm. Tuesday at the Uptown
Theater.
Betsy Rowe and Susan y.
Cornell of MADEIRA School,
oreenway. Va. and Barbara
Dlebold and Carol Carde OF
Woodrow Wilson High School
viii compete for the contests
first prize. 4 European tour and
second prize. q trip 10 Mexico.
TO be announced May 20.
Carol Carlson Of Anacostia
High School viii be presented
with an honorable mention
award at Tuesdays ceremonies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

New method Of buying from Areas
largest direct-to-von manufacturer OF
quality sectional sofas saves furniture
ufactures for you Direct, as they have
for hundreds OF furniture stores. You
paw only the low factory price. Pass
up the fancy trimmings OF retail
showroom and eliminate paying the
full retail MAKEUP Lovely modern and
period sectionals with blond mahogany,
walnut or ebony legs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
Milliner
To Visit
Here

Fashion personalities seem
to stream through Washing
ton these days.
The latest to drop by our
town in time to cue women
to holiday millinery ideas is
Emme, the award-winning
milliner.
She'll be at Lord & Tay-
Tor tomorrow and Tuesday
divulging the latest news at
the top level.
Emme's turbans are IA
nous. For the holidays she
twists and twirls jewel-col-
ored satins, velvets, and bro
cades into works of fashion
art.
Some hats blaze with light
to match the glittering that
goes on as rooms take on q
holiday decor during the
holidays.
The New York visitor be-
lieves strongly in the fez
shape. For Christmas party
ing she suggests a rose
trimmed fez bonnet or her
pompadour pillbox bedecked
with a single rose and shirred
yelling covering the face.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
Turning Gray

If you are in the 1880 age
group and despair that your
beauty is fading. learn how
to augment it correctly and
reap a glamour reward plus.
When hair begins to turn
gray or, If it is still its origi-
nal shade, take a cue and
wear softer costume and
makeup tones. Never wear
unusual shades Of makeup.
but select those which are
natural. Foundation makeup
should match the color Of
your skin. Apply eye make
up more delicately and choose
lipstick and rouge of the
softer, more youthful tones.
Never follow makeup fads
which underline age. Take
scrupulous care Of your skin
with the new creams. Prac-
tice your makeup techniques
until they are flawless and
reap the new loneliness which
can be yours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
Lot Of Sparkle

Sequin separates are a
glittering outlook to possess.
Delicate chiffon blouse and
skirt sets are completely en-
broidered with sequins. A
most unusual tone has sequins
worked out in a plaid design.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
A Little Ruin

Short raincoats keep the
raindrops away. Three
quarter-length rainwear in
slim tailored models include
single and double-breasted
styles. A dark red coat has
black pony fur collar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
Silky 10 Run
InCampyRac
Al HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD. Calf. May 7
(AP). - Hollywood Park
launches It's goth summer
meeting tomorrow with about
10 speedy horses racing In the
days feature, the $4,000
added Premiere Handicap.
A contraction Is the $500
Roy Campanella Purse, honor
ing the former Dodger catcher
and featuring the scheduled
return 10 action OF q horse
hero. silky Sullivan.
silky won his last race at
Tanforan December 4, but has
been training well for several
weeks. Trainer Reggie Cornell
revealed today.
Definite starters In the Pre-
miere Handicap. at s furlongs.
include Fred w. Hooper's Al
hambra, with Jockey Willie
Shoemaker aboard: Mrs. John
ID. Hertz Fleet Nasrullah.
Poltex Stables Terrang and
Llangollen Farms Royal Living.
High weight Of i24 pounds
goes to Terrang. winner Of the
100000 added Santa Anita
Handicap last winner, with Al
hambra one pound less and
George Newell's How Now third
at l22.
Alhambra comes OF a track
record run at Gulfstream Park
in Florida in the Armed Handi-
cap. Shoemaker win appear
here for the first time since he
won the Kentucky Derby on
Tony Lee.
Royal Living also comes
back to the races after q big
victory in the 500, 000-added
San Juan Capistrano Handicap
at Santa Anita in March. The
Llangollen horse likes a longer
distance than the Premiere
offers, but has been training
in impressive fashion.
c. v. Whitney's 4-year-old
filly. Bug Brush, is a possibility.
She was rated good enough to
carry 119 pounds in the Pre-
miere.
How Now won three major
stakes at the 1858 Hollywood
meeting and once again figures
as a threat in the richer races.
Other eligibles include The
Searcher, Aliwar, Little Moon,
Seaneen and Whodunit.
The Searcher and How Now
ran one-two in the Premiere
last year.
Hollywood's 55-day meeting
concludes July %. Stakes
money, including four 100000
added attractions, will aggre-
gate $1,235,000 and the over
all prize money distribution
will hit around $3.650.O00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
1erps Opening
2oad TripWitfl
Virginia Nine

Maryland, staggered by a 14-1
loss to Wake Forest in an At
lantic Coast Conference base
ball game last Saturday at Col
lege Park, will try to recoup
with three games in as MANY
days, all on the road beginning
with Virginia today.
The Terps, in fourth place in
the conference with a 5-4 rec
ord. meet Wake Forest. on TOP
at 7-3, tomorrow and North
Carolina, second at IA. Satur-
day. Virginia. fifth at SIS, plays
Wake Forest Saturday. Mary
land has one conference game
left after Saturday, at Duke
May is.
In the only action yesterday
among area college teams,
George Washington defeated
VPI, 60, in a Southern Con-
ference game on the Ellipse
and American University was
defeated by Navy, 14-0, at An
napolis.
Sophomore Dennis Hill gave
up only five hits and struck out
five as he won his fifth game
of the season for CIV. He is
unbeaten in college competi-
ton. having won four games
last year.
The Colonials backed up the
stumpy southpaw with IL hits,
featured by a two-run homer by
Sam KniSley in six-run fifth
inning.
CIV now is 9-3 overall and
40 In the conference. VPI is
1916 and IA. g..
The Middies ratified off II
hits in beating the Eagles. They
were paced by Mike Willen's
four-for-four. Fred Marsh's
four-for-five and Arky Vaughn'S
three-for-f five. One of Wfllen's
blows was a three-run homer
in the first inning.
Navy is 1914 for the season
and AL 6-8..
VPI - OO2 600 600 8
! CIV 900 06O OOX-- o IL
Brannon. Jackson "a and Sebest
| Hill and Demelf. Home run-Knisle1
!GWl 5th' l on on ana ooo .
| NAVY 322 liz 30x-14 II
O'Brien, Grain ca and Hyde; DelanC
and Bellino. Home run-Willen NAVY
4 LIST. 2 on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
Coptoin Ball
Tops Card at
Shenandoah

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va,
May Z (SpeciaD Allison r.
Stems Captain Ball is top
weighted at 12l pounds in the
seven-horse field of the Star
light Terrace Purse, feature OF
tonight'S card at Shenandoah
Downs.
Gang Me, over his head in the
Governors Purse on opening
night, and Good Bit, second to
Turen in the Apple Blossom
Purse, last Saturday, are ex-
pected to furnish most of the
contention. Limerick, Fran
Pat, Fast and Far and Sam
Small round out the field.
Last night the track con-
Quoted the smoothest program
Of the young meeting, with
aces going poStward just
ABOUT on schedule. There were
3.108 paid customers who bet
1888
An objection by Gus PappaS
in the fifth race held up things
for about five minutes, but
Manager Bob Leavitt got the
races moving again quickly
The last event went of at 1885
and most customers were on
their way home by 11:05.
Pappas finished second aboard
the Keswick Stables Poetic and
protested crowding on the
stretch turn by Thomas Mazda
aboard the winner, AuripideS,
The stewards did not allow
the foul claim.
Leavitt announced that the
Shenandoah Downs card will
start promptly at 7:45. Earlier
cards have been delayed for 10
minutes to give the latecomers
a chance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
Southmoyd Wins
Friends Tennis

Carol Southmayd Of Bethes-
da- Chevy Chase High School
defeated Nancy Martin, also Of
B-CC, 60, 60, to win the
Sidwell Friends girls invita-
tional tennis tournament yes
terday at Friends school.
Cynthia Goeltz defeated Bet
ty Ann Murphy, IS, 60, to
win the 15-and-under title.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07

Mackin and DeMatha meet
at 4 pm. tomorrow at River
dale to decide which will re-
main a challenger to st. Johns
for the Catholic League base
ball championship.
Mackin retained a mathe-
NAUTICAL chance with a neat 20
victory over Carroll yesterday
at Taft Playground as Tom
Marshall supplied both runs
with a line-drive homer to
right-center field in the top OF
the sixth inning.
st. Johns has only two
games remaining and will
clinch a tie for its second
straight title if DeMatha loses
to Mackin tomorrow. Mackin
will be eliminated by loss.
In the other prep school
league yesterday, Sidwell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

l-Elgol. Happy Hobby, Moorestown
warriors stand. Defenseless, Exec
Deep River, Battle Flag, Hylo Son
Crying jag. Beau Bound, Ruse
l-Pleasure Time, Capital City, Shin
dig.
G-Kiperic, Kum-On-Doc. Chabine.
Annette @, Hours Later, Poor
Shah's Dish.
Ball. Sam Small. Good Bit
9-Hero's Prince, Big Crash. Bachelor
Al
BEST BET-ANNETTE q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07

Wlnner-DitmaF I'D. Loser-orlm
(3-a).
chylsk. Rahks. Mckinley. T-s:2o.
Assoc.
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CARDS, 8; PHILLIES, 7
PHILADELPHIA
ST. LOUIS

Totals SO 3 81 Totals "a z z u
. Grounded out for Kellner in It'll:
3 Doubled for H. Smith in Sth; 4 Walk
ed for Num- in Sth; Ran for Grove
in Sth: & Hit sacrifice nv for @. Ander-
son in 9th: Z Singled for Thomas in
9th: Ran for Bowman in 9th: 0 Pop
ped out for Farrell in 9th.
ST. LOUIS 600 2O2 040-S
PHILADELPHIA 600 l41 00l-7
Z - Kellner, Bouchee PO-A - ST.
Louis, 81: Phila delphia, 27-l6. LOB
st. Louis, s; Philadelphia. 3.
9b-cimoi. H. Smith. Jones, Cum
ninsham 3b--B Smith. Jones. HR-
Post 81. Hammer. Boyer, Musial. ST.
FrPeke
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
Shoes Third Preakness

This will be Shoemaker's
third Preakness. He was eighth
aboard Silky Sullivan last year
and second with Correlation in
1854, the year Hasty Road won,
Sword Dancer is expected to
work out for the first time here
today.
AS matters now stand, the
Preakness candidates other
than sword Dancer and
Manassa Mauler, are Rico Tesio
Pen Bolero, Open View, Royal
Orbit, First Landing, Master
Palynch, Festival King, Black
Hills, Mosby and Shutdown II
Easy Spur, John Bruce,
Trollus and Our Dad all were
banged up in the Derby and
are passing up the Preakness
Bill Hartack, who some
thought might be engaged for
Sword Dancer, still is without
a Preakness mount since Easy
Spur reinjured an ankle in the
Derby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07

x-Faced one batter in Sth; Xxx
Faced four batters in Sth.
Winner-Nunn U-D. Loser-Meyer
t3-2l.
PB-H. Smith U-Venzon, Conlan,
Donatelli, Burkhart. - :40. A
l2,0O5
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ORIOLES, s; INDIANS, 5
CLEVELAND
BALTIMORE

Totals 80 $40 Totals "a 4
| Flied out for Bell in 5th. . Flied
out for Martin in eth. 3 Flied out for
Briggs in 7th. Grounded ont for
Perry in 9th.
BALTIMORE 020 600 400
CLEVELAND - 900 O01 OBS
E-Tasby. PO-A-Baltimore 27-12.
Cleveland, 27-l2. DP--Held to Nixon
to strickland: Bell to Held. LOB
Baltimore. 5: Cleveland. 8.
2B-Piersall. Gardner, Miranda.
boyd. HR-GinSberg, Webster. s.
Pappas. SF-Woodling.
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(Snyder pitched to . in 6th)
winner-Giggie u-O). Loser -Fow-
Ter 2-2D.
HPB-By Jay (Demeterl. U-Gor-
man. Boggess, Lsndes, Sudol. T--3:O7.
A-l0,SS2.
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MAJOR BOX SCORES


Totals - 2 ~ 7 Totals Ven ,
struck. out for Terry IN 3d.i :
struck out fQF House IN SIN; Ground.
"a out for DALEY IN 9th: 4 Piled cut
Tor Ward IN 9th.
NEW YORK aaf 600 oOO--7
KANSAS CITY 49, 0iO O20 0iO--a
B-Bianehard. Terry. Carroll. Po-A
Mex YORK 27-S. Kansas CITY s7-ii.
pP-Dalsy, pemaestri and ward. LOB
2b--BiAnchard. Mcdonald :. Sic
bern, Maris, Tuttie .. smith. 3b---De-
maettrt HR-Kubek, eiebern, Cerv.
SB-kubek. sF-cerv. Ditmar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07

winner = Baumann u-0l. Loser :.
Foytaok ,0-tD.
wP-Brewsr, Foytaek, Burnside U
--paparells, Hurley, Tabacchi. t
1859 A-4,S54.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
BY JOHN sEGRAvEs
star star writer

BALTIMORE, May 7.-Pim-
leo officials now are figuring
on a field OF II 10 parade post
ward a week from Saturday IN
the richest Preakness ever.
The field reached an even
dozen yesterday when Emil
Dolce's Manassa Mauler was
made a supplementary nom
lnee. The Valley Stream IN. ~
restaurant owner forwarded
the required check for $4,000
10 the Maryland Jockey Club,
beating the midnight deadline
10y about nine hours.
Manassa Mauler was vanned
10 Pimlico from New York and
a groom presented Lou Pond
field, vice president and exec
utive director OF Pimlico, with
the check.
Beaten In Sprint
The colt pulled the biggest
surprise OF the 3-year-old
season thus far by winning
the Wood Memorial at SAL,
beating First Landing and
Eddie Arcaro In the process,
Two days before the Preakness,
Manassa Mauler was third in
the Jamaica Handicap. but was
nearly five lengths behind the
winner. Crafty Skipper, at the
end of 9 furlongs.
Crafty Skipper burned up the
sloppy track that afternoon,
being clicked in a sizzling
l.093s. Manassa Mauler made
q fine bid in the stretch but
needed more distance, some
thing which he'll get In the
mile and three = sixteenth
Preakness. He was not nomi-
mated for the Kentucky Derby,
Should IL go in Maryland's
glamor gallop, the gross purse
will reach $l9l 300, making 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07
HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS

BASEBALL
Results Yesterday
Bulls. 8; MARYLAND FroSh, 3.
Eastern, Il Bell, /.
Friends, 90; st. James. B.
Hoffman Boston, g. Manassas Re-
MacSin' 2: Carroll. 0.
Mount Vernon, 4; Lee,
Phelps, 10: Fairmont Heights 4.
Games To-day
Bulls at Maryland Frosh, 3.
Gonzaga at GEORGETOWN tIosn,, On
Richard Montgomery at Oxon Hill. ~.
Bladensburg at Walter johnson, $3.50.
Northwestern at Northwood, $3.50.
Wheaton at Suitland. $3.50.
Hofiman IN Boston at Parker-Gray. 8.
Surrattsville at Charlotte Hall, 2.
Sasscer at Southern, 3:45.
st. Johns at Anacostia: $780,
Damascus at Mount Airy. $3.50.
Sherwood at Glenelg. 3:15.
Games Tomorrow
Tech at Eastern. $3.50,
Phelps VS. Chamberlain at spingarn'
wilson at Cardozo, $50.
Western at Coolidge, $50.
Dunbar at Roosevelt. $3.50.
Gonzaga at Episcopal, $3.50.
Mackin VS.. DeMatha at Riverdale, 4.
Friends at GeorsetS SSnn Prep; SiSo'
81 Sua Sfpaf Post a. at WoodWsrd Prep. s;15.
Bulls at Hagerstown &c, 3:15.
spinsarn at Fairmont Heights, $3.50.
Lackey at Annapolis, $3.50.
SaiTisx At raj: Church .15 s.
Hammond at Mclean, 4.
Herndon at Loudoun County, 3;l5
RRppahannOck at OSoourn, b.
Douglass at Holman Boston, 3.
TRACK
Results Yesterday
Fairmont Heights, So: Bates. 45; Tub
oe @4ai y; Prep. so; o'connell. 4s.
Sherwood, As; Carver, 40; Gathers
burg, Al; psm TsSaS ~
Mount Vernon at WI, 1. -,
Roosevelt. Dunbar and Coolidge al
chamberisin, spingarn and Eastern at
western. wilson and cardOzo at Car
.Anacostia. Phelps and Tech at Tech
$40.
Maryland Bi-County Leasue champion
ships at Wheaton. l.
Wakefield w, Episcopal B and Friends
at Friends, $3.50.
Results Yesterday
B-CC. 9; Walter johnson, 0.
Friends. z: st. James. U.
st. stephen'ssat WI, $3.50.
/ st. Adams at B-CC. $3.50.
Tomorrow
| Friends at GEORGETOWN Prep, $3.50.
/ Episcopal at Maryland Frosh, g..
Walter johnson at Wakefield, $3.50.
GOLF
Tomorrow
WI VS. GeorRe Mason at Fairfax, 3.
Bulls VS.. Gonzaga at Manor, 3.
st. Stephens VS.. Carroll at Wasnlne
ton, 8.
st. Adams at GEORGETOWN Prep. 8.
st. Johns VS.. Good Counsel at Brook
Manor, 3.
Special Six at Quantico Post. 3.
Walter johnson VS.. Bee at Wood
High Point VS.. Bladensburs at Mary
Blair VS.. Northwood at Indian Spring, 3
wheaton VS.. Richard Montgomery a
| Norbeek. 3.
Lee VS.. Annandale at Court House, 3.
LACROSSE
Today
Bainbri6ge Prep at Charlotte Hall, 3.
| Tomorrow
lGlen Burnie ct suitland, $3.50.
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RED sox. II; TIGERS. 6


Totals tti7 isiT Totals 80 i3e
singlsd for Dolby In Bth; eHit into
force plav fnr Kaiins IN tn: 3
Grounded out for Burnside In sth.
BOSTON - 600 OiB B00-iT
DETROIT 1890 2O2 900 OeO-- 9
PoA--Boston. s7-iii Detroit s7-ii
DF-nridees 10 Bolllne 10 Osborne,
LoB-Boston. 2; Detroit 3.
sb-oeiger. oernsrt. Maxwell HI
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