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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-27
Dell Opposes
Moss Today
In SemifinuIs

EVANSTON, H.. June q
tAP).-Don Dell of Yale faced
Jerry Moss Of the University OF
Miami today in the semifinals Of
the National Collegiate Athletic
Association tennis tournament.
The second-seeded Dell ad-
vanced at the expense Of fifth
seeded Crawford Henry Of Tu-
lane, 60, Ga, while Moss
ousted Dan Nicely Of Georgia
Tech, 60. 6-3. Moss, although
seeded fourth in this tourna-
ment. had beaten Dell earlier
this year. But so had Henry.
Top-seeded Whitney Reed OF
San Jose State meets Notre
Danes Max Brown in the other
seminal match.
Brown and Bill Heinbeckel
whipped Michigan's Jon Erick-
son and Gerald Dubie, 6-3
Ga. and Stanford's Dick
Goden and Dave Nelson elimi-
mated Georgia Techs Ned Nicely
and Bob Nichols. SO. 60
6-3, to reach the semifinals In
doubles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-27
INGo AWES D. c. AUDIENCES
Emotional N Fans
Anxious for Remotch

In the peanut gallery" fioated
down such cracks during the
first two rounds as where's
that great right hand, va bum, 4"
and there he goes, there he
goes" when Floyd Unbiased a
quick furry in the second
round.
Announcer Drowned Out
Chris Schenkel, the Tv an
nouncer. was inaudible during
the closing minutes as the
crowd roared louder each time
Patterson went down.
Jerry Baker, managing di-
rector at Keith's. said he never
has seen such an emotional
audience In his life. Many in
the crowd Of 1900. Baker said,
'1eaped up and leaned toward
the screen during the third
round"
I've never heard such shout
ing in my life,I Baker said.
They were completely fiabber-
.gasted and so was /. But they
quoted down to hear the final
announcement, as If to regard
Johansson."
The big show also had been
scheduled for Loew's Palace,
but was withdrawn yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-27
Thompson Team
Wins Maryland
Doubles Crown

BALTIMORE. June q CSpe-
ciaD - Tony Thompson OF
Washington and Buddy Miller
won the doubles championship
of the Maryland State Junior
tennis championships yester-
day. However. both eliminated
from the singles competition.
Thompson and Miller de-
feated James Busick and Philip
Greenwell. 2-6, 6-1, 6-I. in
the doubles final. Thompson
was knocked out Of the singles
competition by Busick in the
semif1nal round. 6-3, 60,
while Miller was defeated by
Arthur Ashe. jr.. Of Lynch
burg. Va, 6-1, 81.
Carol Southn1ayd Of WASH
ington won the girls under-1 10
championship by defeating
Jane McCleary, Ga. 6-l.
Cynthia Goeltz captured the
under-l5 title with a 6-1, 6El
victory over Patti Neubert.
Susan Beer took the under-l3
class by default.
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SENATORS
Continued From Page ALL

Continued From rage ALL
Maris on a fly 10 Allison In
short center, then retired Bob
Gerry on an easy grounder to
First Baseman Roy Sievers.
Very seldom has Cerv expert
enced such Illustration. Earlier
Pascual had famed him four
times. Camilo struck out 10
lifting his season total to 70.
Bill Fischer, striving for a
seventh win, will oppose Ray
Herbert as the clubs clash again
tonight. Fischer owns a rs
victory over the AS in his only
effort against them. while Her
bert has lost to the Senators
in two 'of three meetings.
Senators In Sixth Place
The Senators victory ele-
waited them from the cellar to
sixth place and they're hoping
IL ignited q winning streak
which will carry them closer
TO the first division.
They picked up a run of
Carver in the first inning when
Killebrew walked and Sievers
and Lemon singled. Pascual
pitched out OF trouble repeat
eddy to make that lead stand
up and Throneberry rewarded
him with a shot over the CEN
terheld fence at the 42l-foot
mark in the seventh.
Allisons blast of Grim in
the eighth scared over the left
field fence and Killebrew then
smashed another Of his tape
measure jobs. This also sailed
over the centerfeld wall at
the 421-foot sign. but was far
more distant than Faye's
wallop.
Meyer was summoned from
the bullpen and he walked
SieverS. Lemon then cracked
the third home run of the in
ming over the leftfeld wall.
NOTES: Killebrew's double
in the sixth inning would have
been a home run here last year
when there was no screen atop
the leftfield fence. Will
liams was thrown out of the
game in the seventh inning
when he was ruled out at third
base trying to stretch his dou-
Bile. Umpire Nestor Chylak
thought Williams was too en-
phatic in his long protest.
Sievers' right shoulder is
bothering him again but he's
determined to remain in the
lineup. Killebrew was
spiked slightly on the right leg
by futile in the first inning
when Bill was forced at third
base on an attempted sacrifice.
Killebrew and Lemon each
got two Of the Senators IL
hits. while Williams, House and
Joe DeMaestri collected two
hits each among the AS 10,
. E. The Senators are 1915 on
the road 1A.21 af horna
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WIN, LOSE OR DRAW
Continued From Page ALL

Continued From Page ALL
ever brought with him. One by one the police began to
admit the JohansSons into the stadium underground
Mama Johansson Papa Jens, Brothers Rolf and Henry
SISTER eva Bright Lundgren and Annette no relation
Johansson, hanceeS of lingo and Rolf unces and aunts
and nieces.
Sister Eva was crying for Joy but Mamma Johansson
seemed to wear dreamly happy look After five weeks
OF cooking nothing but steaks and lamb chops for the
athlete she can now turn loose her culinary art and
make the skbular fish pudding the sottssek beef roasP
the julsknka ham, the knottbular meat balls the
potatiskorv sausage the ostkaka cheese cake
For her boy is the heavyweight champion of the world
Sweden'S new national hero.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-27
BY JOHN SEGRAvEs
Star stan Writer

Stunned, surprised. fiabber-
gasted.
Those are just a few of the
adjectives that could be used
to describe the Washington
movie audiences that sat-or
stood-in on Ingemar Johans-
sons eye popping technical
knockout Of Floyd Patterson
last night on closed-circuit tel
evision screens.
OF the three theaters, Keith's,
Lincoln and Loew's Capitol,
only the latter reported empty
seats. The Capitol. biggest Of
the three. drew 800. about
800 below capacity. However,
all are anxious for the expected
rematch in September, which
should set a theater record
here and everywhere else in
the Nation.
The Capitol crowd, which in
the main was roofing for Pat
terson, was brought to its COL
lective feet when lingo sent
Floyd sprawling for the first
Of seven knockdowns.
A Different Mood
At the astonishing end, 1t
was not the same fight crowd
which usually files out Of a
theater or arena. 1t was an
awed one.
While the "I-told-you-sos"
we're, as usual, in attendance.
most Of those on the way out
we're shaking their heads,
launching their shoulders and
trying to figure out an answer.
Many stayed on for the
video-taped rerun of the
knockdowns, and at least 95
per cent were still standing
and watching the big screen
after the actual fighting was
over and the ringside an
nouncer was proclaiming Jo-
hanson the new heavyweight
champion.
The Johansson skeptics high
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ErdeIutz or Tom Hamilton
Muy Head New Conference
SAN FRANCISCO, June Q

SAN FRANCISCO. June q
(AP).-Two top names in the
football world cropped UP to-
day as candidates for head
man Of the new Athletic AS
ISOLATION Of Western Univer-
stiles.
A source close TO organizer.
of the four-school league
California. UCLA, Southern
California and Washington
confirmed that Tom Hamilton
athletic director at the Univer.
sity Of Pittsburgh and former
head football coach at Navy
is one Of three men under con.
sideration.
The San Francisco Chron.
icle speculated that Eddie
Erdelatz. another ex Navy
football coach, was another hoi
prospect.
The Pacific Coast Conference
dies and the AAUW comes intC
being June 80.
A Pittsburgh spokesman saic
Hamilton had been offered {
job Of heading a conference bu
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he did not identify 1t. Hamilton
wasn't saying anything.
There was no comment from
the new associations spokes-
man. Greg Engelhard, Califor-
MAS athletic director. He said
the conference has yet to de-
eide whether to make the top
man a commissioner or execu-
tive secretary.
AT the present time, we're
In a state Of flux. so / can make
no comment" Engelhard said. !
We're right now in the for
NAL stages Of getting ready to
go into business next Wednes-
day. Until then, we're working
just as an org nizin g
committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-27
Two District Golfers
Score Hole-in-One

Harry Swagart III at Con-
gressional and william Outer.
bridge at East Potomac joined
the hole-in-one club member.
yesterday.
Swagart. a junior golfer al
Congressional. aced the 1870.
yard last hole on the new nine
with a 6-iron while playing
with John Porter. Outerbridge
made his ace on the I65-yarc
first hole on F course with q
4-iron.
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MINOR LEAGUES

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
portland. 3-5; Sacramento, %,
vancouver 9 San Diego o.
Salt Lake City, a: Spokane o.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto. 3: Columbus, o.
Montreal. 6; Richmond. I.
Rochester, 5: Havana. ..
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Houston, "a; Denver, ii.
indianapolis, 11-7: Charleston. SIS
Omaha, II Louisville. 9.
Dallas, \; ST Paul, ].
Minneapolis at Fort Worth. post
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Mobile, 40; Atlanta, 2-5.
Memphis ID, chattsnooTa. 3.
Nashville, II: Shreveport, 4.
New orleans, 8: Birmingham 0.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Springfield. 3; Binghamton. 2.
Lancaster. q; York g.
Other games postponed.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Jacksonville, 3. Charlotte, ..
Columbus, I ASheville, 9
Knoxville. q. Savannah. 4.
Macon, b. Charleston. 1.
PAN-AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Texas League Division
Austin, 81, Amarillo. 2 Is inninssl
Victoria, As. Tulsa, 2e2
San Antonio, 2-10; Corpus Christi
Mexican League Division
Nrevo Laredo. 3 Monterrey. 0,
Other games postponed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-27
Packers Get Tunnel

NEW YORK, June q (AP) =
Emlen Tunnel. veteran defen-
sive halfback Of the New York
Giants, was sold yesterday to
the Green Bay Packers. Tun-
nell, former Iowa State star,
will be starting his 18th year
in the National Football League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-27
FIGHT RESULTS

NEW YORK yankee Stadium -
Sweden, stopped Floyd Patterson, is5''
New York, g. (Johansson dethroned
Patterson as heavyweight championI
NEW YORK Madison Square Gar
den Ralph tTiger) Jones, 16i, New
York. .outpolnted Victor zalazar, 1907.
Argentina, 10.
MELBOURNE-Ron Rush, I42.
Trinidad. and All O'sullivan, $40.
Australia, drew, 12
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DODGERS, s; PIRATES, S
PITTSBURGH Los ANGELES

I IOIaN 30 IotaB 81 2
I2 Flied out for Blackburn in sth;
| 3 Struck out for Virdon in 9th; 4
Struck out for Porterneld in 9th,
PITTSBURGH ----- 0O0 100 1919
Los ANGELES 49, 900 900 20x-6
E--stuart C2). Po-A - Pittsburgh
o4-l3; Los Angeles, 27-ll. DP-Neai
to Hodges; Mazeroski TO Groat TO
stuart LOB Pittsburgh, Z. Los
Angeles. @
2b-Podres, Meiias. Burgess. HR-
Snider. Roseboro, BRIGHT. Hoax. Neal.
Stuart GF--Qilliam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-27

xFaeed one batter In 9th.
Winner--Podres go. Loser-Kline
t6-5l.
WP Kline U Sudol, German,
Landes, BoEgess. T-2:l7. A--22,T19
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-27
MAJOR BOX SCORES
ORIOLES, l2-4;; TIGERS, II
49, FIRST GAME
bALTIMORE DETROIT
Lepico,3b / ! Q
Totals 81 IL Ioll Totals IS Z 1O7

Totals 81 IL 10 IL Totals IS 10 Z
! Homered for Burnside in It'll:
Ran for Eieman In Sth: Tripled
for Schultz In 9th; 4 Walked for VIII
son in 9th: Reached base on catch
er's interference in End.
BALTIMORE 49, ell OS0 OOO-1e
DETROIT ----- 0l0 900 1865 Z
E-Klaus, Yost Q, Wilson, Narleski.
PO-A-Baltimore. 27-5: Detroit. ~
IL. DP-Yost to Boiling TO Harris;
Boliing to Bridges 70 Harris 2. LOB
Baltimore, 8: Detroit, g.
2b-Tasby. Nieman, Wilson Q. 3D.
Groth. Kuenn. HR-Nieman. Kaline.
Zernial. Maxwell. SB-Yost.
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BRAVES, II; CUBS, l
MILWAUKEE
CHICAGO

Totals 3s III Totals 43il19I1
Grounded ont for Drabowsky in
9Th: Singled for Singleton in 9th.
| CHICAGO .---- 600 01O 000--I
MILWAUKEE 300 301 l3x-11
EFT. Taylor, Walls. MantiIla. PO-A
Chicago 24-7, Milwaukee 27-lI. DIP
.-Mantilla TO Adcoek. LOB-Chicago
II. Milwaukee 10.
2b--Dark, crandall, Burton. Aoron
HR-Spahn. SB-Mantilla
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INDIANS, II; RED Sox, 5
CLEVELAND


Totals 3s5lI5 Totals 80 II IL 10
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winner-o'Del 4-6. Loser-Nar-
leski (4-s)
U--stewart. Runse. PapareIla. Hur-
leg. PB-Wilson. T-2:4O.
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Winner-MeLish $50. LoseT-Cas-
cal 800
Monbouquette Power. wP--
McLl5h. g-Eapp' Rice, Rommel and
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MAJOR
LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE


BATTING tbased on l7B or more al
nels, Boston. $50; KaIine, Detroit
SSaaittimdpEOsn. ' SShnbleaso' and wOodiins'
RVNg-PQwer, Cleveland. and Kilis.
Prev Mashington, hb; Yost, De-
EolL oyi Mantle. New York, -blj
s ssnoen; Boston and Aparieio, CHI
RUNS RATED IN--Knlebrew, wash.
meton, ~: ekowron, New York, So:
land. 81; Allison. wsshinsHton. 50
HIs-Runnels, Boston, and Kuenn,
isa SS.' E RSstr0i'' S. Allison washing
Runneis, Boston, and Kuenn, Be-.
Moit' lgi Fox, Chicago. and Lopez
TRIPLEs-DeMsestri. Kansas City. s.
Chicago. Kuenn, Detroit, Lopez
s ssS York and Allison washins'
HOME RUNs--Kinebrek. washington.
2bi coiayito, Cleveland. 2s: Allison
$s.E,S MsSsis. Ssw YORK and Lemon
STOLEN BASES - Aparieio. chicaso
~ Mantle, New York, IL: Jensen
i Boston, q Lands, chiessO. and ALI
PiLCHING biased on, 5 or more de.
800; Wilhelm, Baltimore, 90. SIS:
Johnson, Baltimore. and cleveneer
c GIsSnlInssons 4-5lSz 500; MeLish
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING Chased on 17b or more Al
White. st. H euis .s SSsl" cunninrS SsU
81. Louis. .333; cepeda. san Fran.
cisco, 33I: Temple. Cincinnati art
oSilliam Los Angeles. $50.
s se sHci Msys 81 ssn A SIsn:,l Mlwss
Neal. Los Angeles So.
Runs BATTED N-Banks, CHICAGO
~. Aaron, Milwaukee, 6s; Robin.
son, cincinnati, 81; cepeda. ean
snd soSei "a; pTem IIs Los Angeles
HITs--Aaron. Milwaukee, lie: cepedA,
San Francisco, o.; Temple. Gin
s an1s 81; Pinsons Cincinnati. Of;
Aaron MiWaSsss "a s 4 TS@isi a: Ss
PlnSon. Cincinnati. FL; Burress,
Pittsburgh and cepeda, San Fran
IhirLES-Dark, Chicago, Pinson, Gin
cinnati, Mathews, Milwaukee, and
White, 81 Louis, 8; Moon. Los
and Blasineame. 81. Louis, 5.
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Louis, 9-3, $50: Antoneili, San
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