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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-03
81 Teams Enter
Maryland State
TWo-BuII Event

Eighty-two teams have been
entered in the Maryland State
two-man best-ball golf tourna-
ment to be played tomorrow
at Chevy Chase Country Club
Pairings and starting times
- ESQ; 8: Brookes-L. J. Bernard
IT Menefee-M. Steiner, Edward De.
gener:Dr. J. W. ,Nesbitt. 9:44--Rogei
eo & cSistt 'S s51 1eRsS"'f II
Beall-Robt Z Early. Ed. collins-K. NJ
Valentine. 9:5S-Claude NJ Wood d. E
Leahy, Bob Hendrickson- ode Read.
I0:05-Frank cush- Richard Layton
@. G. Whalen-W.. H. Richardson. 10:1S
MJohn Keppsl-Pete Maroshek. Mix
3artmaGfom HI%R aGd os aS1s Martin
Frank Durham. 10:26-Harry Graham.
Or. Leo Shandis. Dr.. j.. q. Reilly -Chas
Even. 1898 = NJ A. Taylor-E. C.
Graves. Maurice Filiius- Jones
ple o:4:on C. kssTanasht Capt B J
I0:S4-Bill Swann-chas Van Horn.
C. W. Beniamin-Ken Burnett
11:01-G, H.: osborne-odell CAN'T
Bill ofutt,Don Murphy Gene Boush.
Tom MecNemaF. l1:15-George z
M0SkK ,,l,a Sae Ksry:r Harvey suskinE
Koester-E Baiier, Dick stureis- Pat
Rhodes. IL ;29-0eorge Sullivan-E. L
Dieudone, jay Dalton-Fred Gianiny
l. :36-Chips Cantor-John Safer. Mar
shall Friedman-B; Dreyfuss; l Is
ball John Eisinger. IL :5OLAllan sher:
ier-M. .Emmerich, Don Burrows-Richard
McFarlan.
1a:O4-wiIliam cremen- John Mul.
holland, Larry Larson-Lee RitSer. 1871
Howard Atkisson-F. o, Day, jim
Whitaker Jim King. l2:1S-Jack Schul.
nSs5Msi Hup Anssr! fIi IarmoTe. yo,
LocEerman-R. Underhili. Bill Bryan.
Frank Maher. 12:30-Roger Stefiens'
James Reynolds, Bill Pieeo-Jack Wilson
JS S4 sUpsn H5sf pO cTliyE a eqqs
Hanlon-Ernie Werner, William Howard
r. c. Townsend. 1:00-oiaston Miller
O.. lavish, Z. HerranE-Peter Milloy
1:07-K. Poestel-Jack Townsend, J. c.
GonlsyR l. T TitgS. lIJCan Il RSTr
McGowan. ;ssMw1iiHliam oartner-Maj
o' I 1:s5Mc. [. D HutchisCnsJ. Z.
Meyer, Ray Roberts William Roberts,
1 :42-ciark snorwood-BIll Borklund,
George Thornton-ssl DiMaio. George
cornwell-Louis Fuchs. 1865 e. J,
Hickey-R. T. West. Tom O. Carnev-Dr
NJ Oristian. 2:03-Buddy Clark Brad
Collett, Orville Tate-William Croy. 2:10
IS. H. Williams-S. Webster, H. T.
Allen-J. S. Davis. 2:17-Wiiliam B.
Cochrane- Milton schlosser, l. Jacobs
H. Nordlinger. 2:24--Norman Manders-
K. Leon. 2:31-R. H. Boorman-T. p
Moves, william E. Rollov-Phillip Smith
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-03

The two players were Sus-
pended by Trautman on
charges of contacts with gam
blers who wanted pitching sig
mails given away to opposing
teams.
Bill Mccarthy, Nashville
general manager, said after
talking to Trautman Saturday:
II don't care if it results in
the expulsion of an entire
squad. This thing has got to
be cleared up and cleared up
as rapidly as possible"
At the request of the club
management, three of the older
members of the club made
statements about the investiga-
ton. All of the players told
Manager Dick Sisler they
wanted the investigation
pressed.
Ray Shearer's comment was
typical of those made by the
older players:
1--WE never heard of it, and
this is my fourth year in the
league. In the first place. who
can foul of pitches deliber-
Iately? This thing has got to
be completed now"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-03
Bill BauII Lost
In Squires' Win

The Washington Squires de-
feated Maryland Polo Club, 9-5,
yesterday at Barnsley Field for
their 10th victory in IL games,
but it was a costly triumph.
Bill Beall broke his right wrist
in a fall and will be out the
remainder of the season.
In Fairfax County, Belyoir
Polo Club scored one OF the
most priced victories of its first
season, an 81 decision over Po-
tomac. Jim Hourahan scored
half the Belvoir goals.
Don Bradley's five goals
paced the Squires, who pulled
away from a SIS tie at the end
OF three chukkers to down
Maryland. Riggs Jones scored
four for the losers.
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Virginius Team
Beuts CuroIinus
For Golf Trophy

HOT SPRINGS, Va, Aug 3
(AP).-Golfers from the Vir-
ginias rallied in the individual
competition here yesterday and
regained the Captains Putter
Trophy from their counterparts
in the Carolinas.
A 381a-to-331a edge in the
man-to-man play boosted golf
stars from Virginia and West
Virginia to a 721a-to-711a VIC
tory over a team representing
North and South Carolina. The
Carolinas had taken a 1884
lead Saturday in best-ball COM
petition between two-man
teams.
The victory by the Virginias
team avenged a 74-70 setback
administered by the Carolinas
squad in April at Pinehurst.
N. C.
Golfers from the Virginias
fashioned their match play VIC
tory in the non-senior division,
where they had a 2812-191a ad-
vantage. The Carolinas team
held a 14-10 edge in the SEN
ior division.
Kelley Grice (CarolinasD def. K R.
Tom Randall Cvirsinias) and Benny
ooedes titd. la-i z: ,,.., -, -.
ME Er ssIler na& so1 'carOhnas' 0ei Con-
= chaTies Smith ecaroinssl def
:, Jimmy Flippen tvirsinias) def
=. Harry Harry We6ich tcarolinas' def. Harry
Ed Tgtxilsr ,virrinias) def. Bill
jim EeiIey CvirEinias, def Pa,
?. j: Boatwright lcaronnas) def
Billy Dsemer (virsinias) def. A. D
Billy Campbell tvirsinias) def. Dave
:. GEORGE Fulton. il. tvrgfnlas,, def.
Jimmy Watts tvirginiasl def Bill
Terrill. 3-0
Sam Wallace (virginias) tied Gabby
Bryant. ll2-1Ia.
wrisht Garrett CvirRinias) def,
George Toms, 30.
Bobby Chapman (Carolinasl def. Bill
Battle, 30.
Tom Robbins tcarolinaS) def. Fred
Israel November (virginias) def
= FSaPk EDWARDS ijcarOlinas, def. DR.
P. T. Goad, 2A-iz.
Bill Yates tCarolinas) def. DR..
Horace Hicks, SO
Edison Ford (carolinasI def. Ed
Mustard, 2h-1a.
Doug Gunter (virginias) def Tommy
All Frank wool,ey tvire,ni.,, do,
Quentin McCombs. 81.
Lyle Davidson. ,(virginias) def Rock
Zammiello, 2ia-h.
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British Driver
Wins al Berlin

BERLIN, Aug. 3 (AP).-Tony
Brooks of Britain, driving 9
Ferrari, won the 309.5-mile
Grand Prix of Germany fol
Formula / cars yesterday al
West Berlin's AVUS, where
Jean Behra, French champion
was killed in a preliminary race
Saturday.
Brooks. driving a Ferrari
swept both 30-lap sections OF
the 60-lap test over the ST.
mile track and finished with
an average speed of 1875 miles
per hour.
Two Americans also driving
Ferraris were second and third
Dan Quincy of Riverside, Calf.
who led the field of Is in two
days of trials, was second with
a 1929 average and Phil Hill
of Santa Monica, Calf, was
third with 1928.
Britain's Stirling Moss. one oil
the favoriteS, went out after
only two laps of the first section
when his Cooper developed en-.
CINE trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-03
National RACES Next
For2 Potomac Oorsmen

Bill Engeman and Wayne
Frye of the Potomac Boat Club
who over the week end won
two rowers titles in the Royal
Canadian Henley Regatta 81
Dalhousie, ontario, today were
setting their sights on higher
honorS.
This Saturday and Sunday
they will compete in the Ma
tionalS at Detroit, which will
determine the United States
rowing representatives in the
Pan American Games at Chi
cago, in which the rowirg races
are slated September 2-6.
Also entered in the Ma
tionals from the Potomac club
are an intermediate eight, a
lightweight senior eight and
Paul Yeager in the senior 440-
yard race.
In the Canadian junior sim
giles Engeman, a 19-year-old
Brown University pre-law stu
dent, broke 53-year-old Royal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-03

| Henley record by 5 seconds in
rowing a mile and $50 yards in
1880.
He and Frye, a member OF
Nays Olympic champion eight
of 1852 and now an Air Force
lieutenant at Andrews ALB,
won the junior doubles.
In senior doubles they bowed
to their only opponents, a pair
from the New York AC.
At Detroit. Engeman is en-
tered in the association singles,
which he must win to be eligible
for the national senior cham
pionship. He and Frye will pair
in junior doubles.
Were going mostly for the
experience" Engeman grinned
today.
They're stepping up in class.
said Charley Butt, their coach.
but they're going out there for
something more than expert
ence."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-03
Weis Wins Druq
At Old Dominion

Dan Weis of Richmond
brought his 1929 Ford roadster
back to Old Dominion Speed
way yesterday after many
weeks absence and won the tor
eliminator award in a drag
racing program including a
Sports Car Club Of America
division.
WeiS' car. housing a 1856
Cadillac engine. completed the
one-fifth mile in 11.02 seconds
at a top speed of 113 miles pei
hour. Max Walther of Alex
andria won the sports car Sec
ton with his new Corvette
clicked at 1873 seconds and
Sc m.p.h.
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West Coast Youth
Wins Net Title

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Aug. 3
(AP).-Dennis Ralston's strong
overhead game defeated Bill
Lenoir Of Tucson, Ariz., yester-
day for the United States junior
singles title in the finals of the
44th National Junior boys ten
mis- championship.
Ralston won, As, Us, GA.
Ga, in the best-of- five-sets
match. He made up a SIS
handicap in winning the Sec
ond set, and he never fell be-
hind in the third.
Jim Beste of Baton Rouge,
La, won the boys singles cham
pionship by beating Rodney
Kop of Honolulu, 60, 6-3.
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Winner at Aquusco

Earl Howard Of Baltimore
captured the top eliminator
prize in drag racing at Aquasco
Speedway yesterday as his 1857
Chevrolet dragster completed
the quarter-mile in IL seconds
fiat. The Mort brothers modi-
fed 1880 Chevy coupe won the
top speed award at 109 miles
per hour but later developed
engine trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-03

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-03
College Stors See
Colt Come Films

EVANSTON, H., Aug. 3
(AP).-The College All-Stars
had a preview last night Of
what they face when they meet
the Baltimore Colts in Soldier
Field August IA.
The team went over movies
of last years title game be-
tween the Colts and the New
York Giants.
The Stars had yesterday of
but return to two-a day drills
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-03
Saratoga Meet
Opening Today

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
Aug. 8 AP).-Saratoga opens
It's 91st thoroughbred race
meeting today with bigger
purses, a new surface on the
track and more races for the
fans.
Twenty-one stakes races, in
Guiding the TraverS, the Ma
tion's oldest major event, will
be worth well over $690,O00.
That is an increase of more
than $250,000 over 1858.
The rebuilt surface promises
a faster track and could result
in some records during the
month-long meeting.
The program will carry nine
races a day, instead of eight.
This will be accomplished by
cutting the time between races
from 80 to IS minutes. as tracks
in the New York City area have
done.
Opening-day feature at the
famed testing ground for Suve-
niles is the SIS, 000-added Flash
Stakes, a 51a-furlong dash for
2-year-olds. Greek Page and
Benell are top-weighted at 122
pounds in the field of IL. Ed
die Arcaro is scheduled to ride
Greek Page and Karl Korte will
be aboard Benell.
The mile and a quarter
Travers for 3-year-olds on Au-
gust % offers a $75,00O-added
purse in contrast to $4,000
last year. The Hopeful. at So
furlongs for 2-year -olds, is the
feature of closing day, August
29 1t also carries a S75,000-
added purse and will be the
richest race of the Saratoga
season in net value. Last years
purse was $S0.000-added
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-03
Cage couch Dies

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 3
(AP) Gene Kenny, 80, former
Bellarmine College basketball
Coach. died yesterday of in
juries received in an auto acct
dent July Z. Kenny. a native of
New York City. attended Notre
Dame University where he
played basketball four years,
graduating in 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-03
Area Teams Playing
Bube Ruth SemifinuIs

. Arlin G ton Southern and
Springfield play separate semi
final games tonight as the
Virginia State Babe Ruth
League baseball tournament
resumes at Bancroft Park in
Arlington.
Arlington Southern plays
Danville Leaf at Sis and
Springfield opposes Portsmouth
at 8 o'clock. Winners advance
to the championship final at 8
tomorrow night, following a
consolation game at 5:l5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-03
Fovorite Is Beaten
In BruziIiun Ruce

RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 3
(AP).-Narvik. lightly regarded
Brazilian horse, edged Argen-
tina's favored Atlas yesterday
in the Grande Premio. Brazil's
richest race. Xaveco of Brazil
was third.
Narvik won 3la million
guzeiros (about $24.000) after
running the 3,0o0-meter (about
two miles, in 3:033s for a stake
record.
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Wins Tennis Title

AK LES BAINS. France,
Aug. 3 (AP).-Yola Ramirez OF
Mexico yesterday won the
women's singles in the Aix-Les-
Bains tennis tournament by
defeating. FRANCHISE Durr of
France, 81, 63, Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-03
SoftboII Meeting

Area softball managers are
urged to attend a meeting at
1880 tonight at Guy Mason
Recreation Center to organize
the Metropolitan Glass AA
Mems Softball Tournament.
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CARDS, As; BRAVES, 81
FIRST GAME
ST. LOUIS MILWAUKEE,
Totals 40 4Iis Totals 80 5 3

! Famed for Porter In 7thi
oSea Sa IN IT sh !'G Ran Il S's Pr
S ri E2RgTs 1879 1879 S SSI ;;SSII-s
E-Ayiia fel, Aaron. Mcmahon.
e7-s. DP-Boyer TO Blasingame to
White. LoB-st. Louis, IL; Milwau-
kee. 4.
sb--BIasingame t2,. HR-AdcOck.
sF-Adeoek.
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GIANTS. 5; PIRATES. 3
PITTSBURGH SAN Fl

Totals 81 8 8 3 Totals IS II 5
l Flied out for Brandt in 9Th;
9 Popped out for Green in sth.
PITTSBURGH - 600 800 000-3
SAN FRANCISCO - 900 col l1x-5
E--None. PO-A-Pittsburgh 24-7:
Ean Francisco, 27-10. DP-Bressoud
to Mccovey. LoB-Pittsburgh 2; San
Francisco. 10.
2b-stuart, Kirkland, Mays. HR-
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wInner-Rurdette (15-1O). Loser
Mizell u1-O.
HBP-By Mizell Mathews WP--
Mizell. U-Jackowski, Delmore, Bar
lick. T-2:33. A.-42,732.
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NEW YORK
KANSAS CITY

"a Wylnner-Maas uo-6|. LOssr-orim
- wP = Grim t2), Balk = Blaylock.
$3.50. A-31.719.
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winner-Antonelh $3.50. Loser
Porterfleld (0-1.
WP-Porterfield. U-Burkhart, Con-
land, Venom, Donatelli. T-2:2l. A
90 AKA
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MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
YANKEES, I; AS, S
KANSAS CRY
NEW YORK


Totals 81 7116 Totals 80 1875
! Struck out for Mas in 9th:
z Struck out for Coleman In 6th:
2 Walked for sturdivant in sth:
4 Grounded out for Lumpe In 9th.
NEW YORK - e1O GOA o1O-7
KANSAS CITY 80 002 O21 000-5
E-Naris. Smith. Lopez. Po-A--New
York. 27-s; Kansas city. 27sl0. DIP
IT, Kansas City, Q.
2b-Terwilliger l2l, williams (e).
Howard Shuttle. s-Grim, Terwil-
liser, Duren.
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MILWAUKEE,
Totals 80 594 Totals 34lII91

Totals 80 5 o 4 Totals "a IL IL IL
Ran 1f fer R Sst i S sth psnns ~ for
stone in 9TH. Fouled out for Miller
in 9th.
ST. LOUIS - 600 30 020- S
MILWAUKEE, - 400 O34 OOx-1l
E-Mizell. Mathews t2l. Aaron.
P S 5GS1s s4 to ior MlT e AS
cock: Mathews to Mantilla to Tore.
LOB-St. Louis. 5: Milwaukee, q.
3b-Cimoli, Burdette. 3b-Bruton
(2l. HR.-Crowe, Boyer, Mantilla. s.
Logan. sF-Crandall.
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REDS, z; CUBS, o
CHICAGO
CINCINNATI

Totals 90 o 5 o Totals 81 .
Doubled for Hillman in 9Th: .
Grounded out for Walls in 18th;
Struck out for Henry In sth.
CHICAGO ----- 900 600 1000
CINCINNATI 1880 002 900 00x-2
Ozark, Altman. Po-A-Chicago
24-s: Cincinnati, :7-9. DP-Lockman
to Mcmillan to Hook: Kasko to Tenn
2b-Banks. SB-T Taylor. Pinson.
Bell. S-McMillan, Hook.
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BALTIMORE

-----
Totals IS 3l23 Totals IS CHS
1 Singled for Gardner In 9th.
Struck out for Pappas In 9th.
BALTIMORE 80 600 OO2 OO1-3
CLEVELAND ----- DOL 100 OBS
E-Robinson, Gardner PO-A-Bal-
timore, 25-13 Zone out when winning
run scored: Cleveland. G7-10. DIP
Martin to Strickland to Power. LOB
Baltimore, O.; Cleveland, Q.
2b-Boyd, Ginsberg, Francona,
Nixon. Robinson, Klaus. 3b-Nixon.
HR-Francona. S-Pilarcik, Shetrone'
Klaus.
Papa. $50 is ss g p $
oDeii 49, "a ) 3 8 o o.
Bell -----e 10 8 8 / z.
winner-Bell (11-9). Loser-ODel,
(6-9I.
HBP-By Pappas (Minosol. PB-'
0insberg. U-Honochick, Flaherty'
Umont, Berry. T-2:20. A.--34,6S2.
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SECOND GAME

(4-si.
HBP1By Jay fBlaslnEame, wP--
Jackson. U-Barlick, Jackowski, Del
more. T-2:25
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I'd Grid Game
Planned for
State AII-Stars

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 3 (AP) i.
"A second Virginia high school
all-star football game may be
played August 20 in Alexandria.
Dick O'Connell, a Washing
ton promoter. few to Norfolk
yesterday to interview the boys
who play in Friday nights East
West All-Star game at Fore
man Field.
Both squads voted almost
unanimously in favor Of max
ing the Alexandria trip. Prac-
tices would begin August 10.
Ned Mcdonald and Buddy
Shoaf have been mentioned as
coaches Of the North stars,
with Bill Dudley and Fred
Isaacs handling the South.
Sponsored by Shrine
Mcdonald and Shoaf coach
the West Stars in Fridays
game. Isaacs and Bill Chipley
are the East coaches.
The game. to be sponsored by
the Kena Shrine Temple in
Alexandria is to be held at the
George Washington High School
stadium. If plans materialize.
A Virginia High School
League ruling opposing the use
Of high school equipment and
Stadiums for all-star games is
the biggest hurdle in the way
OF the game. Jack A. Sullivan,
recorder Of Kena Temple, said
today.
I'VE have no municipal sta
dunn in Alexandria" Sullivan
said. unless we can get a ia
vorable ruling from the VHSL,
plans for the game may have
10 De Cancelled.
Squads Little Changed
The squads for the Shrine
benefit would be virtually the
same as the ones which play in
Foreman Field, although the
boys would be split on a North
South basis. Richmond players
would be added to the East
team. The North squad would
include eight more Northern
Virginia boys. to boost the Alex
andria drawing power of the
game.
The game would have the
same number of players as the
Norfolk contest II two 24-man
squads.
The Alexandria Shriners, try
ing to raise money for crippled
children's hospitals, have tried
games between service teams
and between college clubs in
the past, with little success.
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E-Throneberry, Lumpe. Po-A-Nev
York, 24-10; Kansas City, 2T-16. pP-
Berra to Kubek to Richardson; Kucks
to Terwilliger 10 Hadley; Lumpe to
Terwilliger to Hadley; Boyer to Rich
ardson to Throneberry. LOB-New
York, 5; Kansas City. 4.
2b-Lopez, Boyer. Shuttle. sF--
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mar I'D.
HBP-By Kucks IBERIA 81. Balk-
Ditmar U-PapArella, Hurley, Stew
art, Runge. T-2:06. A-3l,977.
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DODGERS, 5; PHILLIES. 3
LATE SATURDAY GAME

Totals 80 3 3 3 Totals 80 $40 .
1 Singled for Koufax in 4th; Struck
out for Phillips in Sth; 3 Popped out
for @. Anderson in 9th.
PHILADELPHIA - 600 200 0l0-a
Los ANGELES - 900 300 20x--b
-Koppe, Freese. PO-A-Philadel-
phia 24-9, Los Angeles 27-9. DPlG
Anderson, Hoppe and Bouchee LOB
-Philadelphia, 4: Los Angeles t..
2B-Gilliam. 3B-Snlder. Hin
Post, Hoppe. S-Neal.
owens - q, 10 Z ;
shiliips ------- a g 9 9 9 !
ksSins ---5 e! I ! . /
Winner = Labine. (5-s). Loser -
Owens T-9).
PB-Roseboro. q :. Dixon, Smith.
Dascoli, Secory. T-2:27. A--3O'o3o.
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BALTIMORE
ICLEVELAND


EFrancona, FITZGERALD. Po-A--
bP%STs e so H.a g yo1.S c s9s
assisted: Fitzgerald to Power: Martin
70 Power LoB-Baltimore 10; cleve-
2b-Fitzgerald. HR-colayito. Held.
ls-Wilhelm, Dropo.. SF-Pearson
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winner-sherry (2-2). Loser-card-.
well (S-O
U-smith, Dascoli. Secory, Dixon.
A-10,20l.
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DODGERS, 4; PHILLIEs, 8
LOS ANGELES
PHILADELPHIA

Totals ~ 3 ~ Totals 81 4 8 4
Popped UP for Craig in 4th:
Fouled out for Phillips In eth: Flied
out for @. Anderson in 9th.
PHILADELPHIA - 100 200 o00-3'
Los ANGELES - 600 100 O0x-4
E-Roseboro. wills, Gillian Po-A-
Philadelphia, 24-7: Los Angeles. 2l.iO.'
DP-Roseboro to Wills. LOB-Phila.
delphia, 4; Los Angeles, 8.
2b-Philley, Roseboro, Larker. HR-'
Snider. Neal. SB-Gilliam.
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ORIOLES, S.; INDIANS, as
FIRST GAME
BALTIMORE CLEVELAND
Totals 3s b1BB Totals 371 4 10 4

AVVHI3 20 y III . IUNHIH OF 10
Filed out for carrasauei In 9th.
2 SINGLED for Robinson in sth. 3Hit
sacrifce ny for Gardner in eth. Bunt-
ed out for McLish in sth. Hit into
double play for wilhelm In 10th. Flied
out for cicotte in 10th.
BALTIMORE -. 900 I01 0e0 is
CLEVELAND - 900 210 0lO o.
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winner-Hook (2-p. Loser-Hill-
man t5-9).
u-crawford. sudoL Landes. T.
gig. A-15,750.
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AS, z; YANKEES, |
LATE SATURDAY GAME
NEW YORK KANSAS CITY

Totals 80 l z / Totals 81 . 5 I
l Singled for Ditmar in sth; 2 Ran
for Blanchard in Sth; Hit into double
play for Boyer In 9Th.
NEW YORK .--- OI0 900 000-1
KANSAS CITY ----- 900 200 00x-2
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SECOND GAME

winner-Wilhelm n1-D. Loser
Cicotte (2-D.
PB-Ginsberg. BERRY, Honochiek,
Flaherty. umont. T-2:25.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-07
Legal Advertisement

Town OF Gaithersburg for such
enforcement and administration
and for reimbursement to the
County through the collection of
license fees.
III. Paragraphs 4 to 9, inclu.
slve, of this Ordinance shall take
effect on the first day of June,
1853. The remainder thereof
shall become effective twenty
calendar days after adoption.
II. Any person or persons
guilty of violating any of the
provisions of Paragraphs 1, 2, or
s OF this Section shall be subject
TO arrest and punishment as
provided for in Section E of this
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Il. Any person convicted a
second time of keeping any such
animal shall be required to re.
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Town, and upon refusal to do
so, the animal shall be seized
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