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Jordunions Free
Kidnapped Boy

JERUSALEM (JTA)-2 12-year-
old boy, kidnapped by two Jordan
ian soldiers as he was playing on
Jerusalem street about 100 yards
from the Jordan-Israel demarca-
ton line, was returned to Israel at
the Mandelbaum Gate.
The abduction had led to a sharp
protest by Israel to the Mixed Ar
mistice Commission and an investi-
cation by u. N. authorities.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-10-02
81 Jewish Candidates
Seek Parliament Posts

LONDON (JTA)-Sixty-two Jew
ish candidates appear on the Con-
servative Labor and Liberal Party
lists in Britain's general elections
scheduled for Oct 8. Twenty La
borites and two Conservatives are
seeking election in the constitu-
encies they represented in the last
House.
Sir Oswald Mosley, leader OF
British fascist movements for a
quarter of century, is again a
candidate for Parliament and is
campaigning nightly in the Noting
Hill area, scene of recent racial
disturbances.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-10-02
Seattle Appointment

SEATTLE (JTA( : Howard +.
Pruzan, member of the Executive
Committee of the Anti Defama-
ton League, has ben named presi-
dent of the Greater Seattle Hous-
ing Council. The council seeks to
increase the supply of housing for
Seattle families who find it hard to
obtain housing because of their
race or religion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-18
Fraser Heads
Australia in
Test

MEXICO CITY, July 10
(AP).-Australian Capt. Harry
Hopman apparently used Neale
Fraser's unruly appendix for
a mild nerve war" to try to
unsettle his Mexican Davis
Cup rivals.
The favored Aussies and
upset-minded Mexicans meet
in the opening round of the
American zone competition to-
day.
Fraser, Australia's No. l ace,
is okay and he is slated to
take the court against Mex
ico's national champion. An
tonic Palafox. The second
match involves AuStralia's 20
year-old Rod LAYER and Mex
ico'S veteran Mario Llamas.
Hopman kept everybody on
tenterhooks with the Fraser
case until last night, when
under heavy pressure from
n ewsm he finally an
nounced the lefthander was
back to normal and would play.
Fraser became i'll Thursday
with an attack of appendicitis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-18
KenWOod Gets
Two Junior
Golf Trophies

Kenwood regained the Inter-
club Junior Golf League title
yesterday and looked forward
TO next year since it will lose
only one player from the team
that swamped Bethesda Coun-
try Club. 81, in the playoffs at
Manor Country Club.
The league, which grew to
Is teams this year, has been
in existence four years and
Kenwood has won twice and
was runnerup last year. The
winners received the Gen. Floyd
Parks Memorial trophy to keep,
and the Frank Pace cup for one
year.
Deane Beman. the British
Amateur champion, presented
the cup.
Only Richard Gambatese of
the Kenwood team will be over
the age limit next year. Be-
thesda loses only Doug Lindsay.
Marty CARRIER and Dave
Turner, in the 14-l5 bracket
for the new champions, turned
in a 81 best ball, three under
par. They had seven brides
between them.
Tom Davies and the Schmidt
brothers. Dick and Bill, also
played for Kenwood during the
league season.
Results:
1918 Class
Vito Zappala, Kenwood, defeated
Carol Carragher. and 4 Larry
Turner Kenwood, defeated Steve Burd,
and - best ball. Kenwood, 3 and 2
II-l5 Year Class
Marty CARRIER, Kenwood defeated
John Gavin, > and / Dave Turner,
kenwood. defeated Billy BortZ, and
4: best ball. Kenwood, 9 and L.
1917 Year Class
Lance RICHTER. Kenwod, defeated
DOUG Lindsay, . and |: Billy Cieich,
Bethesda, defeated Richard Gambatese,
: up; best ball, Kenwood, 3 and 2.
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LittIer Leads
ByFive Strokes

WEATHERSFIELD, Conn,
July 10 (AP) Its easy to fig
ure why Gene Littler. the
dandy pro from Singing Hills,
Calf, holds a commanding
lead today at the halfway mark
in the $4,000 Insurance City
Open golf tournament.
Littler has scored rounds of
64-66-l30 for SO holes, a blis-
tering pace, over the par II
Wethersfield Country Clubs
6.548-yard course.
His brilliant putting and PIN
pointed drives have shot him
five strokes ahead of his near
est challengers, Bruce Cramp-
ton of Sydney. Australia, and
Bob Goalby Of Crystal River,
Fla.
He has used only So puts, 20
each day. He has missed only
two greens and only one putt.
The 5-foot 8, l67-pound Cali
fornian has canned 10 brides,
one from 40 feet.
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Jockey Acquitted
Of Tipsy Driving,
Police Chided

INGLEWOOD. Calf. July
10 (AP).-A Judge acquitted
Jockey Ismael Valenzuela of
a drunk driving charge yester-
day and chided an officer for
arresting the 24-year-old rider
on SO little evidence.
According to the evidence
we have heard here" Municipal
Judge Burch Donahue said,
"the arresting officer did a very
poor job. He (Valenzuela) has
certainly been penalized un-
duly"
The jockey was suspended by
Hollywood Park Stewards the
day after his arrest July /. He
was arrested after his car
crashed into the rear of a car
stopped for a signal. No one
was injured.
He had waived a jury trial.
The jockey testified during
the three day trial that he had
three drinks during the evening
before the crash, but had not
taken a drink after 1920 pm.
His lawyer noted he passed a
Sobriety test before arresting
officers,
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gross score as Mrs. Collett is a
l9-handicap player.
other net prize winners; in
order:
Mrs. Halle Houston and
William Swan Of Prince
Georges, 82-l3-69; Mr.. and
Mrs. Cush of Argyle, 79-9-70;
Mrs. George Calomeris and B
M. Rank of Prince Georges
87-l7-70; Mrs. Collett and
Mike Jankowski, 79-9-70; Mr.
and Mrs. Roger Sheriff, 49,
1910.
And, Mrs. William Pye and
Vance Senseman of Manor
85-l4-7l; Mr.. and Mrs. Cres-
cent Miglacchio of Argyle,
85-l4-7l; Mrs. John Baum
and Warren Webb of Argyle,
84-l3-7l; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jankowski of Prince Georges,
83-l2-7l.
-WHITTLESEY.
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Fighter Gets Lesson,
Father Gets Golf Bowl

Richard RICHTER, father of
the Districts junior golf SEN
sation, Ronnie, won a silver
bowl, and his son learned a
lesson in the District Golf AS
sociation's mixed scotch four
some yesterday at Prince
Georges.
The senior RICHTER, a 10
handicap player, teamed with
Mrs. Harold Lewis to win over
a field of go teams with a Al
$50 minus IL handicap for
a low net So.
Ronnie and his partner, Jane
Bostrom, who is 16, shot a II
which would have been good
for second low gross. How
ever. the card they turned in
had their back nine score of
81 in the block where their four
on the 18th hole should have
been recorded. 1t was prop
erly attested.
So in adding the back nine
their score was 5-4-4-5-3-4-5-
3-37-70 for ITO. instead of a
four on the last hole for 81
and II.
Ray Lawrenson, District Golf
Association executive secre-
tary. adhered strictly to USGA
rules. He said the score had to
be entered in the records as a
81 on the last hole, and his de-
cision was final. Ronnie said
it was his error.
Low gross went to Mrs. Vic
tor Ottenstein of Woodmont
and Billy Buppert of Bethesda
with a 39-36-75. Mrs. Often
stein is a 10-handicap player,
but she putted like a scratch
player. They were low by four
strokes. They played in the
company of Miss Bostrom and
Ronnie, and both Mrs. Often
stein and Buppert said Jane
hit the ball for far greater dis
lance than any woman player
in the District.
Three teams tied for second
gross with 78s after the Bos-
trom-Righter score was thrown
out. Mrs. Helen Konopa and
Frank Clark of Argyle won in
the draw from Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Cush of Argyle, and Mrs.
c. E. Collett and Mike Jankow-
ski of Prince Georges. The lat
ter team had an outstanding
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BEMANS VICTORY CITED
British Golfers Told
To Change Attitude

suffered despite four years OF
planning, coaching and train
ing by the r. and A. Now
Britain's golf bosses admit the
gap with the United States had
not been closed to "any marked
degree"
The memorandum, circulated
TO all the country's top players
urged British golfers to make
a point OF starting well against
an opponent, and then adopting
"the killer instinct" to finish
the match quickly.
The r. and A. also said Brit
ish golfers must change their
putting style If they are going
to match the Americans, and
urged British golfers to make a
radical change in technique.
The r. and A. committee
pointed out that American
golfers acquired mental tough
ness" from l8-hole match play
tournaments, and promised
more tournaments of that type
for British players.
1t also called for more ag-
erosion and less playing
safe" adding that although
British golfers had a lot of lee
way to make up in chipping
and putting, it was on the men,
tai side that I'VE have the most
to make up"
The American Walker Cup
victory this year was the 10th
in II tries. Beman'S victory in
the Amateur followed a pattern
set in 1926 by Jesse SweetSer-
that an American Walker Cup
per wins the British Amateur
when the Walker Cup is played
in Britain.
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LONDON, July IS (AP).-
Britain's golf rulers, smarting
under recent defeats by the
United States, have called on
the country's top amateurs to
tougher up and develop the
killer instinct of the Americans.
The call came in a memo
randum from the Royal and
Ancient Golf Club selection
committee. 1t followed the
9-to-3 victory of the United
States over Britain in the
Walker Cup matches two
months ago, and the victory Of
Deane Beman of Silver Spring,
Md, in the British Amateur
championship.
The Walker Cup defeat was
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Auto Aces Clash
At Old Dominion

Sam Bandy and Florian Prof
fit, both from Fredericksburg,
will meet tonight at Old Do
minion Speedway to determine
which will be the first to win
three feature races at the Ma
naSsas track this season.
Yves Morgan of Alexandria,
who won the 150-lap race for
late model stock cars last Sat-
urday night, will be given. his
winners trophy tonight during
intermiSsion on the flve-event
program. The sportsman stock
cars will line up for the first
heat at 8:45.
Bandy and Proffitt are the
only sportsman-Stock pilots to
win two features at Old Domin-
ion this year. About 20 others
will be in tonight's field.
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RACING
Continued From Page ALP

sprint. The race drew a fielc
of Is, including Echoic, queer
of the Western 2-year-olo
flllieS, and Warfare, top weight
at 122 pounds. New Policy
packs 116.
Vital Force, winner of the
fremont Stakes two weeks ago,
heads a field of seven in the
Great American. Bally Ache,
Ouija Board and Greek Page,
who like Vital Force, are con-
tenders for national 2-year-old
honors, also are in the field.
1t will be televised over
WTOP-9 in Washington from
4:30 to 5 pm.
Mail Order, recent winner
of the Saranac Handicap at
Belmont. and Open View, top
a field of IA in the 1ls miles of
the Providence Stakes. Each
totes 100 pounds.
Three top jockeys put to-
gether riding triples yesterday,
Larry Adams, No. rider at
Delaware Park, completed his
triple with Michore ($6) in the
feature after winning the Sec
ond with Sew Square 1922 and
the fifth with All Four ($8).
Bob USsery, New York's lead
Ing jockey, also picked the fea-
ture at Jamaica for this third
OF the day. He won with Mus
tato ($8). His other winners
were Tropical Isle 5000 and
Our Faith ($3.7O) to run his
total for the year to 1876. On
New York tracks he has ridden
40 winners.
Bill Hartack had to be con-
tent with second as Smoothly
(S9.4O) beat Partulacs by a
head at Monmouth Park, but
he put together a triple with
Pytchley ($9.80), Quiz Mar
'S2.6OD and Moneys Tiger ($5)
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VoIkswogens,
FIJI Mines Open
Half With Wins

Silver Hill, FBI and the
Volkswagens, one two three
finishes in the first half of
the Industrial League sched-
ule, all have scored victories
to start the second half.
FBI got its new start in i'm
pressive fashion yesterday by
pounding Union Printers, 1910,
behind Steve Banks three
hitter on the West Ellipse
while on the East diamond
the VolkswagenS bumped Jack
Blank, ST..
FBI turned in its biggest
winning margin of the season
as it raked Bob Giddens for
Is runs and IT hits in the first
six innings. Silver Hill openSd
the second half with a victory
over Federal Storage Thurs
day.
FBI --- OO3 4Os 1OO-16 10 I
Union Printers 900 900 600 o 8 /
Bauk and Mccarthy. Carroll ca,
Dyer 90: Giddens, Brown a. and
Russell.
Volkswagens - 600 ZOE 10O-5 7 .
Jack Blank 49, 600 900 O0l-l 4 2
Burkhead and J. Bucci, Baggs Cs):
Cloud, Smith go and Martz, Gray (S)'
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Miss Floyd Plays
Two Semifinuls

PHILADELPHIA, July 18
(AP).-Donna Floyd from Ar
lington. Va. today plays semi
final matches in both singles
and doubles of the Middle
States women'S grass court ten
mis- tournament.
Miss Floyd won her singles
quarter-f1nal yesterday over
Carol Caldwell of Santa Mon
lea. Calf, 60, Ga. Pat
Shaffer of st. Petersburg, Fla.
who was upset in singles by
Barbara Browning of Burbank,
Calf, is Miss Floyd'S doubles
partner.
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SENATORS
Continued From Page ALP

Continued From Page ALP
pleading for one of his homers,
but he forced Allison.
Hal Naragon opened the last
of the ninth with a pinch single
but Pinch-hitter Lennie Green
forced Jose ValdivielSo, run
ming for Naragon. Asprcmonte
came up with his sixth single in
two games off Mu1ry Dickson,
chasing the veteran and keep
ing the Senator's chances alive.
Allison had an opportunity to
tie the score with a homer, but
he cracked Bob Grim's first
pitch to shortstop Jerry Lumpe,
who started the ball on a game
ending doubleplay.
The AS clipped Kemmerer
for a run in the second when
Dick Williams doubled and
Harry Chit singled, but Sievers
matched it with his 18th homer.
AS Pick Up Two
Kansas City picked up two
runs in the third after Bill
Tuttle singled and ASpromonte
bobbled Lumpe's grounder.
MariS' single and Bob Cerv's
sacrifice fly got them across.
Consoles double and KEN
merer's single produced a run
in the fifth and the Senators
tied it in the sixth on Kille-
brew's double and Jim Lemons
crisp single to left.
There was much whooping at
that point, but it was short
lived, for Kemmerer went out
and walked Lumpe to start the
seventh and Maris delivered his
third single. When Allison
threw to third in a fruitless at
tempt to nail Lumpe, Maris
continued to second.
Cerv famed, but Ray Boone
walked to fill the bases, Will
liamS singled across two runs
and Chit doubled across two
more.
NOTES: The Senators, who
saw their three-game win
streak die, now are 100.754
ahead of last seasons home at
tendance at the same stage &.
There were 4,792 uniformed
youngsters in the leftf1eld
stands, boosting the total
crowd to 1864.
Maris loves Kemmerer'
pitching he has mauled it
for seven hits in 16 tries for a
.438 average included are
a home run, two triples and a
double. Both the Senators
and AS collected 10 hits, with
Maris getting three for the AS
and Aspromonte three for the
Senators. Ken has boosted
his average SIS points in two
nights to 1853.
The Senators will play an
exhibition with the Phillies
Monday night at Philadelphia
before opening a Western trip
in Detroit Tuesday night. &.
Proceeds of the game with the
Phillies will be given to sandlot
groups in both cities.
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RideIey Golf Team
Wins London Pro-Am

LONDON. July 10 (AP).-
Ridgley, a Haverford,
Pa. serviceman stationed in
paired with Neil Coles,
young British pro. and won the
pro-amateur golf tournament
over the 6,405-yard Seladon
Park Course yesterday.
Two best-ball rounds of IS
for a 36-hole total of 100 gave
and Coles victory by
one stroke over five other pairs.
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MAJOR BOX SCORES
WHITE SoX, z; YANKs, o
CHICAGO
NEW YORK

Totals 25 . 2 Totals 20 o . 0
CHICAGO - 600 600 OOo-o
NEW YORK 49, 900 900 600
NMcAnanv. PO-A-Chicago. o.
IL; New. York, 1921. DP-Torgeson
to Aparicio to Torgeson; Lopez to
Howard Mantle to Howard. McDoug-
aid to Berra. LOB-Chicago, .; New
icio.
ip h er BIB so
Terry - 9 . .
Winner - Wynn O2-6). Loser -
Terry (3-0.
T-o.37 A-4O OOO
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Yonks Sign Big One

NEW YORK, July 10 (AP).
The Yankees have signed
Bernard Dutch Leonard, 10.
a 6-foot-5, 240-pound first
baSeman, to a 1860 minor
league contract
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INDIANS, 8; RED SOX, !
BOSTON
CLEVELAND

Totals Al . IA Z Totals IS 71O7
Flied out for Wall in 9TH; . Struck
out for Buddin in It'll; Hit into force
play tor Kiely in Sth; Called out on
strikes for White in 9th.
CLEVELAND $1,000 2o1 Oo3 OOO-s
BOSTON --------- OlO 900 3O3-7
Cleveland. PILL; Boston, o7-l2. DIP
Held to Power; Malone to Plews to
Wertz. LOB-Cleveland, s; Boston, 10.
2B-Jensen, 2; Locke. 3B-Power
hR-Colavito. Keough. SB-White,
Runnels. SF-Francona, Harshman.
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MAJOR
LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 200 or more al
GSShtiso.n-aKuen1, Detroit, .34s: Fox
3HRf5e ' ana Maris, Kansas City
nels, Boston, 1926. '"''
RUNS-Rillebrew. washington, 70,
fe0ower; Cleveland. and YoSt, Detroit
S 6Sbjj Jensen en- Boston, 81; Aparicio
RUNS BHTTED IN-Killebrew. Wash.
colsvito clev efinndH g. soS' %axwee Sit
Detroit. 50: Lemon, Washington, az
hiISEFox, Chicago, ,119; Kuenn, De-
F[TaI; 1l4 aiov RIGnnels' Boston; 100;
WASHINGTON. lO2.
D0UBLES-Kuenn, Detroit, %; Will
iiams, Kansas City, %: Fox. Chicago
nd; tunnels and Jensen, Boston, 90
klPLES Allison, Washington, Z:
saS City, and skowron and McDoug-
aid, New York, 3
LONE RUNS-Killebrew Washington,
~; Colavito, Cleveland, 80; Allison,
T washington az, %; rTriandos, Balti-
on, washington, 81. sum- anu HeH'
TOLEN BASES = Aparicio, Chicago,
e; Mantle, New York. Is: Lands,
Chicago, 13; Jensen, Boston, II;
PoTeT; Cleveland, o.
tIasfd on cisvS or more deci-
$50; Shaw, Chicago, and Fischer
Washington, SO, .727; Wilhelm and
PappaS, Baltimore, 1O-4. ia.
TRIkEOUTS-Score, Cleveland, III:
wynn wynn, Chicago, l06; Pascual, Wash
I Tnr4 D dUoj Burning Detroit 104;
Larry R SAFTHItoSNSSL LEAGUE
ATTING biased on 200 or more at
PATS Aaron, Milwaukee, 1856;
Whlte. st Louis, 339: Gillian, Los
;333; Logan, Milwaukee, .33i.
lUNS-Pinson, Cincinnati. II: Math-
eWs, Milwaukee, 20; Robinson, Gin
ecinnnsti, and Mays. San Francisco,
p, 80; Ns al Los Los Angeles, ,6s.
"T ana bR RdbiE.or iN1Banks, Chicago,
Aaron, Milwaukee, -: '!osd San Sal,
F FRANCISCO IS; Mathews, Milwaus
HIIs-Aaron, Milwaukee. 1913: Pin
TGni Efineinnati' and and cepeda, San
li5: Neal, Los Angeles, 10 W.
DOUBLES Cimoli, St Louis, "a.
Aaron, Milwaukee, 80; PinSon, Gin.
clnnati, 20: Temple, Cincinnati, 25;
81 aaS Ioui san "a Francisco and White
HOME RUNS-Mathews. Milwaukee.
Cincinnati, and Aaron, Milwaukee,
"A; Cepeda, San Francisco, Is.
SIOLEN bASES-MayS, San Fran
cisco, II: T. Taylor. Chicago, and
Neal, Los Angeles, IA; Cepeda, San
Francisco. and Blasingame, ST
Louis. 13
PITCHING biased on s or more deci-
sionsl Face, Pittsburgh. l4-0.
ia. rs; Mizell, St. Louis, i "a
ia; Law, Pittsburgh, 1913. 865
Drysdale, Los Angeles, lie. .641,
~TRIKEOUTS-Drys Los Angeles.
147: s. Jones, San Francisco, l2S.
dix, PITTSBURGH. "a: Koufax, Los
AngRles. 80.
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Winner-McDaniel $40. Loser
SPAIN U1-10).
HBP-By Jackson (Crandaln. u
Landes. Boggess, Sudol, German. t
2:30. A-22,6l2.
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Winner-Garver 90. Loser-Kem-
merer (5-10l.
WP-Kemmerer U-Hurley, Stewart,
Runge, Paparella. To -. A-9, S42.
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electric starter, remote control, . gas
tanks extra speed prop; excel. cond.
$500. Call 10. 2-S192.
Ie-FT: BOAT, with padded seats.
freshly painted. and 7i2-h.p. Elgin.
Both in excellent condition: $3.50.
owner being transferred. Call 10.
IS-FT. CONVERTIBLE DAY CRUISERS
If Ain. beam, 42-in. depth,
2s-5 ply mahog marine plywood,
white-oak battens and chimes; bronze
screws used throughout, l2-in; SOLID
transom with 3 bronze bolted knees;
comes complete, with 20-in. Plexiglas
windshield. white canvas convert. top.
steering wheel; pglleys' a. sable ,,s etc
chocks, bow eve, and self-bailer, .
tone styling and aluminium gunwale
molding: quality material and work
manship ,throughout;, reg, 1898 value
trades and terms. Open ewes. by appt.
Come down and take a ride in one
BROADWATER BOAT CO, University
7-6565, Route ga, Edgewater, Md.
lift. RUNABOUT. Fiberglas from
5 ran to S Sa With see eh BPS E F F6 Sad
I'd. Sc, oxon Hill. Md. CHI s-4ls9
CRUISER. well ap-
pointed. Mahog., white cedar, oak,
teakwood 4S-ft length, 1914 1T
beam sleeps s: dbl. rm aft cabin. 3
sgl. rms. forward cabin, . toilets len
closed, stainless-steel galley. >
Scripps marine engines (4Q0-h pl,
electrical anchor winch, electrical re-
frigeration, manual and electrical con-
troll. > ship-to-Shore radios. many
other appointments: must sell at sa
rifiCe RIA 6-30o7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-18
KANSAS CITY
WASHINGTON

E Allison, Aspromonte, Courtney
PO-A-Kansas City, 27-13: Washing
ton, 27-l4 DP-Chiti to Terwilliger;
Aspromonte to Console to Sievers
Lumpe to Terwilliger to Boone (2J.
LOB-Kansas City, 8: Washington, z.
2b = Williams, Console, Killebrew,
Chit. SB-Boone. SF-Cerv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-18
PHILLIEs, 3; DODGERS, z

Totals SO 2 10 Totals 25 4 3
l Grounded out for Wills in Sth;
. Struck out for Craig in Sth.
LOS ANGELES $500 100 O1O OOp-2
PHILADELPHIA - O10 Dol 1903
E-Lonnett, Moon. PO-A-Los An
geles, 24-7; Philadelphia, 27-11. DIP
Gillian to Roseboro; G. Anderson to
Bouchee. LOB-Los Angeles, II; Phila-
delphia, /
2b-Neal. Larker. 3b-Neal Larker
HR-H. Anderson. SB-Gilliam, Drake.
Craig ; : sF b So
Fowler -------- o 0 0 o l
owens -------- 8 10 . . 4
Winner-Owens C5-s) Loser-Craig
(4-1.
HBP-Dy Craig (Philleyl. U-Dix-
on, Smith, Dascoli, secory. T-2:21
A-16RSR