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LIVING ROOM. ';!!;!$II

Our Reg. Price SALE PRICE
1895 2-Pe. BoueIe Suite - 25S.AO
Red or block 7fh and Sis and NE. only
359.95 "Kenmor" 2-Pc. Suite -269.9O
BovcIs ard foam rubber. Gold and eor1l 9Th and D. .
209.95 3-Pc. Sectional 1880
Foem cushions. Blue block Of toast. Greet buy
3l9.95 Sweetheart Sectional, 1880
3pe. foam rubber in choice Of eolors Lovely.
549.95 3-Pe. Foom Sectional 399.98
"union Bros" Upholstered in deep pile bovels.
329.95 Rowe 3-Pc. Sectional 1880
Foam rubber cushions and bouels sove.
1885 2-Pe. Living Room---l79.96
Focm rubber and boucIs. Be1viifvI.
1895 KroehIer 2-Pc. Suite 1890
Modern sofo and matehins chair, Top avoliiY.
249.95 Rowe 2-Pe. Suite 2O8.6O
Foam rubber, upholstered in beige eorai
1895 KroehIer 2-Pe. Suite 228.9O
Nylon and foam rubber. Fine construction
3l4.9o KroehIer Modern 2-Pe., 279.45
Block turquoise.
359.95 French Provincial - 1886
Two-p suite in choice Of gold green.
249.o5 Rowe 2-Pc. Foom Suite 1880
Beautiful in blue coral or block Hurry in.
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IlkKasIaI FURNITURE

Our Reg. Price SALE PRICE
1926 20" Deep Utility Cabinet 1855
Double door model, a." high, "a" wide
1875 Kitchen Bose Cobinet- ---8.9S
Porcsloin top. 10" deep, 20" wide
7.e5 Adjustable Ironing Board --S.2S
Fineer.tip level control, boxed enamel
22.95 Space Sever Closet
Broom and mop Storage. ample shelf spoes
1875 81" Wall Cabinet Unit 1888
3-pees unit, baked white enamel
1895 PIostie-Top Base Cabinet l7.4S
~ wide with electrical outlet
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AT ALL a BIG HUB STORES!
Rhm Reduced ZV% @
BEDDING

Our Reg. Price SALE PRICE
$3.50 Simmons Mattresses $3.50
Finely built. firm unit. Only ~ to sell.
1895 Simmons Mottress 1000
Prsbvit domosk. Hurry, Just J TO sell.
44.95 lnnersprins Hollywood 1896
3o.ineh Twin widih While they lest.
1895 Mople Bunk Bed 1876
beds. springs. sUord rail ladder. Jus, 10.
64.95 Simmons Hollywood Beds, 1890
Prs.bviL A volvs you cont afford 10 miss.
$3.50 Hollywood Bed Ensemble, 1888
Innsrsprins mattress. box spring. hsodboord.
S.95 Metal Bed Frames 6.88
Adjusts TO fiji full. u or twin bedding
1895 FoIdowoy Bed ------ 2l.96
Comfortable moftrsss. Stores costly in closet.
34.95 Innersprins Mattresses 22.66
Double and twin-'irs Box springs TO match.
1895 Eclipse Mattresses 1900 $3.50
Prsbvi. Fvl.sils only. Fine ticking
1895 Eclipse Bedding Sets $3.50
Kins-sils so-neh length. Double twin.
1895 Mottress and Box Spring, $3.50
Eclipse sx'ra.firm smooth top. Only - sets.
6a.95 Mottress or Box Spring. 1890
Eclipse quilted domosk. Double twin
1895 PrebuiIt Mattresses ----l9.99
ThckIy padded innsrsprins unit. IS 10 sell.
1895 SeoIy Mottress Sets -- $3.50
Prebvi mattress and box springs. Just a.
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Our Reg. Price Se.e5
RATTAN CIRCLE CHAIRS
dill s;.n 81. 2 for So
APPLIANCE IS ~ ETC:

Our Reg. Price SALE PRICE
1855 Frisidoire rs Refris. 1890
1855 Admiral 8.6 Refsr. --l56.OO
349.95 Gibson IA Refsr. 268.OO
59.95 Apt. Size Wrinser Washer
1895
1885 Norge Automatic Washer
1890
2l9.e5 Maytag Auto. Flee. Dryer,
1890
249.95 Bendix II" Console TV,
349.95 RcA II" Console TV Set.
226.OO
539.95 Il" TV, Rodio, Phono $4,000
1885 n" Wood TobIe TV 1890
1895 Wilcox Coy Tape Recorder,
1895 Console Stereo Phono, l28.OO
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Dual Furniture:

Our Reg. Price SALE PRICE
1885 2-Pe. Sofo-Bed Suite 1850
"chorIton" tweed and pusiie in choice Of eolor'
1895 2-Pc. KroehIer Suite l48.4O
Two smart styles from which TO choose. Sevs.
1893 MopIe Soto Bed Suite 1S4.3O
Foom rubber soto bed and chair. 9TH and only.
209. IS KroehIeF 2-Pe. Soto Bed, 174.45
Sleeps two. Sturdy bevels upholstery. sovs now
1885 Modern Soto Bed Suite, 1860
Sleeps Two. Block, turquoise or brown.
1895 2-Pe. Soto Bed Suite $3.50
Opens 10 sleep Two. Modern styling.
1895 Convertible Soto -----l33.7O
With lnnsrsprins mattress. Sleeps two.
1895 Eclipse Convertible ---16S.SO
Foam rubber with fine quality mottress.
1885 Simmons Hide -A-Beds, 1890
Choice Of beautiful styles and
1895 AII-PIostie SIeepeFette - 48.4O
Turquoise, coral and white sleeps
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Buy Beer on Sunday
In St. Joe, No Peanuts

ST JOSEPH Mo. July "a (AP),-n you're in ST. Joseph
Sunday and would like beer you'll have trouble buying
It, But Just try to buy sack Of peanuts to nbble on Or
package Of cigarettes.
new city ordinance governing business Sunday was
adopted recently by City Council Of St. Joseph city
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ABLE! 3 L; D Z S3$2 ETC

Our Reg. Price SALE PRICE
24.95 Desk and Choir ---- 1898
Wrought iron with Plastic murproof top.
1925 Blonde Modern Tobles--- 1886
Choice Of cocktail or end style. Sensational.
1895 Round Cocktoil Toble - 1886
Lined oek ond black. step styling. Matching step ubss
24.o5 Mossive Style Tobles l4.88
cordovon lined oak, eoek,ul lamp step.
1925 King Size TobIes -------12.78
LINED ook coektoil step.
1895 Formieo Top TobIes ---- 1898
LINED oak, eordovun. eoekiuH end or step.
1895 Formieo Top TGbIes ---2S.88
Lined oak. eordOvon. large size. many styles.
l4.95 18th Century Tobles ---- B.S0
Mohosony soektoi, Plastic top Only IS.
24.95 Traditional Tobles ----l5.9S
Mohosony eoskto step or lcmp. Fine finish.
1895 Apartment Size Desk ---IS.SS
LINED oak eordoven with Formieo top. SaVs.
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Our Reg Price SALE PRICE
l44.95 3-Pe. Mahogany Suite ll6.6O
Bookcase bed. double dresser and chest.
1925 Maple 3-Pc. Suite $3.50
Colonial bed. dresser and chest. Sensational.
1898 Bossett 3-Pe. Suite 1855
Dresser, chest and bookcase bed Outstanding.
1925 Charcoal Mahogany 1886
Double Dresser. chest and bookcase bed Sovs
1895 3-Pe. LINED 0ok Suite, 1894
Modern double dresser. bookcase bed. chest.
1855 Modern Wolnut --~-- 1870
Double dresser bookcase bed und chest Greet.
1895 French Provincial ----148.OO
off.whiis dresser. chest and bed. Top quality.
1895 3-Pe. Cherry Bedroom 34S.S5
American Jefferson Square" T-drssssr. chest. bed
1895 French Provincial 1880
Cherry double dresser chest and bed. Sovs.
309.85 Donish WoInut- 222 BIS
Double dresser chest and pons bed. 9Th and Langley
1925 GFoy Modern ------- 1883
Double dresser. chest, bookcase bed. crond.
1895 3-Pe. Mahogany Suite, 1918
cerdovan double dresser. bookcase bed. chest.
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Our Reg. Price $ls.9s
Gossip Bench
s77.ss

Sturdy and comfortable.
Plostie Uph olStstY.
Wrought iron framS.
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;SIIsS2:;'x<I.X:! CARP IT'S

1895 12xl5 Tweed Rugs $500
1895 9xl2 Plush Pile Royon Rugs,
69.o5 9xl2 Wool Oval Broided Rugs.
47.88
1926 9xl2 Fiber Rugs. 7th 6 D only.
9.88
1895 l2xl2 Tweed Rugs ------49.8S
1895 9xl2 Royon Tweed Rugs, 1898
1885 exl2 Plush Cotton Rugs 1888
24.95 6x9 Plush Pile Royon Rugs,
1888
1895 9xl2 WooI-bIend, Hond-hooked
Ru0 HOO
1895 Lewyt Voeuuml Cleaners, 1888
7.95 AII-WooI BroodIOOm, So. yd.,
e.o5 Mohawk Textured Wilton, So. yd.,
500
1875 Moslond AII-WooI Wilton,
7.95 NeedIetuft Rayon/Nylon Broad
loom, 50. yd. ------------- S.SS
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EXPLOSION ENDS MYSTERIES
q Gnots Give Wilhelm
&: /. Night to Remember

| Bat Boy Johnny Rosisch oil
the White Sox rushed out with
two bug bombs. He and Um-
pire Hank Soar began spraying
the air.
Baltimore Trainer Eddie
Weidner joined the battle. rub
bling insecticide ointment ovel
Wilhelm's face and arms while
Soar sprayed his uniform with
the bug bomb.
But the gnats kept dive
bombing.
The ground crew lit papers
and went after the swarm Of
bugs like the charge Of the
light brigade. It didn't work.
Finally. Bill Week had a fire.
works bomb placed on the
mound. The explosion was
deafening, the white smoke suf-
locating.
The gnats gave UP and Will
helm returned to the mound.
Il was so gooed up with ONT
ment and stuff. I had to keep
using rosin and dirt on my
hands to keep from losing the
ball." he said.
After II was all over. Week
laughed: "Since ] probably will
be accused Of having something
to do with those bugs. ! might
as well say now / have had
them in a bottle and have been
training them for several years
for just such an occasion"
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second as Baxes pulled Power
Of first base after fielding Har-
mon Killebrew's grounder, and
came across on Julio Becquer's
single to right.
Power promptly tied the score
with q leadoff homer in the
same inning. but Allison stuck
the Senators in front in the
sixth with q solo homer. his
10th. Bob Dashed only nine
homers with Chattanooga last
season.
Grant and Podbielan re-
stricted the Senator'S to six hits,
while the Indians were held to
seven hits by Ramos.
NOTES: The Senators ended
their streak Of scoreless innings
at %. Allison's run in the
fourth inning was the first In
10 innings the Senators had
scored against Grant. The
Indians expect at least $4,000
customers for their Sunday
double-header with the Yankees.
Infielder Granny Hammer of
the Indians has left the club
temporarily to visit his III
father. Ed FITZGERALD had
been q $50 hitter with the In
dams until last night, when he
failed to get the ball out of the
infield in four tries.
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NAAhONH1 SShuO1
BATTING biased on l25 or more Q.
hatsl-Aaron, Milwaukee, .424;
s easnn ssS White. hs g. L san rs sas
BUNS Matthews: ~, Milwsahss, "a
Cincinnati. ~: Neal, Los Angeles
Runs BATTED M-Robinson. Gin.
cinnati, 4e; Aaron. Milwaukee. 80:
Banks. Chicago. Is: Ptnson. Gin
einnati. 80; Mays. San Francisco
3s.
HITs--Aaron. Milwaukee. 81: Pinson.
Cincinnati. SO: Mays. San Fran
ssisec. 50: Temple. CINCINNATI. 81:
DOUBLEs-cimoll. 81. Louis, rs;
Burgess. Pittsburgh. 10; Aaron,
II. virdon. Pittsburgh, and cepeda,
San Francisco, ID.
TRIPLEs-Pinson. Cincinnati. o;
Matthews. MIlwaukes. 5: seven play
ers tied with 4.
HOME 1UNs-Mathews. Milwaukee
II: Robinson, Cincinnati. anc
Aaron, Milwaukee, IL; Banks. Chi.
eago. IL: skinner. Pittsburgh. and
Boyer, st. Louis. 10.
STOLEN BAsEs--Eeal. Los Angeles
10: Mays, San Francisco, 8: Robin
son, Cincinnati: Moon, Los Aneeles
and cepeda, San Francisco. z.
PITCHING tbased on 5 or more de-.
ctsionsI pace, Pittsburgh, 10
1000: Mizell. 81. Louis. 81. .s55;
Antonelli, San Francisco, To, .77s;
Burdette. Milwaukee. 3d.. 1871;
Podres. Los Angeles. and Law
Pittsburgh. s-2, .7l4.
50: 8. Jones, San Francisco. 50;
SPAIN, Milwaukee. IS: Antoneilt
San Francisco. So: Haddix. Pitts
cuTgh' Of.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING biased on 1875 or more ct
hatsl--Kuenn. Detroit ,344;. Fox.
chieago, .337; Woodllng. Baltimore.
.333: Maris, Kansas City, .32S Run
nels. Boston. .324.
RUNs--Killebrew. Washington, 40;
Power. Cleveland, 90: Jensen, Hos-
.on, 80; AsgArieio. chisaso' and Yost'
RUNS BATTED N--KiIlebrev, wash
ington, 30: ekowron, New York, 81;
bostOS' ss I.mOn. wa:Sins.o Sn' 81
HTTs-Fox. Chicago. e3; Kaline. De
troit. So: tasty. Baltimore: 81:
i Runnslsi Boston. 3d. Allison wash
DOUBLEs-wiliiams. Kansas City. II:
Runnels. Boston, IA; Power. Cleve-
land, IL: Pox and Phillips. CHICAGO;
Minoso, Cleveland, and Lopez. New
York. IL.
TRIPLES-Runnels, Boston, 4: Ke-
cerV. House. and Demaestri. Kan.
sas City: Lopez. New YORK. and Al
lison. Washington, ..
HOME RUNs--Killebyew washinston,
is: colayito. Cleveland. Ia: Lemon,
washin snS i.n e.; TGi !ssnSo;I sss'
STOLEN BAsEs-Aparieio, chiesgo'
IA; Mantle. New York. o.. Lands,
chicago. and Power. Cleveland. O.:
Smith. Chicago. 8.
PITCHING biased on 5 Or more de-
eisionsj---wiihelm. Baltimore. so,
1000: Larsen, New York, SO,
1000: walker. Baltimore. and
Fischer. Washington,. Al. 500:
MeLish and Score. Cleveland. 5-2,
ia.
sTRgKEor-Tswvn ch,easo. as.
Score, Cleveland. "a: Burning. De-
troit, SO: wilhelm, Baltimore, 81;
Larry. Detroit. and Ford. New York.
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SENATORS

Continued From Page D-1
going well, and now that the
Indians are Sagging he may
spend most of his time on the
telephone trying to make q deal
Z Pestered by veeck
'eBill Week white Sox boss)
called me about every two hours
yesterday" Lane said. Hes
Fostering me to death trying to
trade, but so far he hasn't
offered me enough. Your club
wants to deal Ken Aspromonte
20 me. and Gordon would like
% have him. I don't think well
90 for 1t. Aspromonte is all
light as long as he isn't play
ing"
: Aspromonte played under
Gordon when Ken batted 1874
with San Francisco in the Coast
League, two years ago. How
ever, Lanes enthusiasm is re-
Strained If not totally lacking.
I'VE have enough infielders
Ike him." Lane said.
The Senator's didn't whip
their nemesis, Mudcat Grant,
fast night, but neither did he
whip them. which rates as an
upset. The Highlander had
defeated Washington seven in
. row since crashing the majors
last season. He was saved q
loss. when the Indians tied the
Score at % in the eighth after
Mudcat was lifted for q pinch
hitter.
Carroll Hardy batted fol
Graht with one down in the
lat of the eighth and the
Senators nursing a 2-l lead
Hardy walked, becoming the
only Indian to reach first base
against Ramos by that method
1t was costly. for Woody Held
followed with a double to right
center and Hardy scored after
Vie. Power flied deep to Faye
Tl1Foneberry in right. HELD
naoved to third on the play but
was stranded when Tito Fran.
Coma popped out.
Sanford Hits Third
Podbielan retired four in &
row in relief before the Sena'
3prs received power from ar
unlikely source. Sanford linec
hiS third homer into the left,
field seats in the 10th.
mike Baxes opened the las
~ the 10th with a single to left
hut, George Strickland forcec
him in trying TO sacrifice
Ramos then famed Pinch-hit.
Der Jim Piersall and Held t,
notch his sixth victory.
The Senators nicked Gran
for a run in the fourth innint
when Bob Allison singled, tool
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Picture on Poss d.


night. After the bug battle on
the mound delayed the game
16 minutes. wilhelm returned
to- pitch a 80 victory over the
White Sox and lift Baltimore
into. second place.
Wilhelm never will forget
that first inning.
ITS the strangest thing that
ever happened to me in a
game" he said. There was a
cloud of gnats over the mound
So thick that they were flying
in. my mouth. / never should
haEe pitched a ball until they
cleared away. But ] went ahead
and walked Nellie Fox. After
Ithrew two balls to Earl Tor
geson. I had to Quit was
chased by the bugs"
What followed sent the IT,
654 fans into Mysteries.
Oriole Coach Al Vincent
charged to the mound with a
toyel and tried to bash the
insects away. ~e="
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Club In the Touchdown Clubs
annual tournament and outing
The days activities. under
direction Of Red Krause. In
clude track events, softball and
other games and q luncheon.
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Winner--eturdivan tl-2l. Loser-
Sullivan t2-4l.
HBP-By sturdivant fBuddin. VIII
iiams. WP-coleman.
U-Tabaechi, PApaTelia. Hurley.
Runge. T-2:25. A-l4.047.
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winner-Mossi (4-2). Loser--Maas
.3-O.
HBP-By Mas CKaline). PB-How-
ard. U-Rommel, Stevens. Napp. Rice
T-2:05. A--42.26s.
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LOS ANGELES
CINCINNATI :.

Wlnnef-MaDe H-Zl. L0ser-LA-
bine go
HBP-By Drysdaie (Robinson). wP
Lawrence. U--Boggess. sudol. Cor
man, Landes. T--3.00. A--6.e49.
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CHICAGO, June 8 (AP).-
Knuckleballer Hoyt wilhelm
finally has been chased from
the mound-but 1t took q
swarm of gnats to do 1t.
It happened in the first
inning at Comiskey Park last
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REDLEes, S; DODGERS. 4
CINCINNATI

Totals 81 4 9 4 Totals 80 5 10
Ran for Thomas in sth: 3
sinsied for Mabe in 9Th; 3--Ran for
Neweombe in sth; 4--Flied out for
Lsbine in 9th.
LOS ANGELES 600 I0l 90
CINCINNATI ---- 200 100 l1x-b
thinner. PO-A--Los Angeles "a
II. Cincinnati 27-10. DP-Moon 70
Neal to Gillian to Neal: Mabs TO
Mcmillan to Robinson. LOB-Los
Anseles z. Cincinnati ..
2B-Lynch. HR-RoseboFo. Pinson.
iGF-Temple.
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Jackson $50.
HBP-By Cheney CBurgessl. u
Donatelli.. Burkhart, venson. T-2:l0
A-2s.644.
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winner--Biayloek (3-3). Loser
Daniels t3-3).
HPB-Daniels (Hemus). U--Bog-
CESS, Landes. sudol. German. Donatelli.
Burkhart, Venxon. T-2:0b. AGO..
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AS, S; RED sox. 3

E-wall. Po-A--Boston 24-l3, KAN
sas City 27-e. DP--Runnels to Buddin
70 wertz. LoB-Boston 10, Kansas
City 5.
2B-Buddin, T. Williams, House, De-
Maestri. Smith. sB-Malzone. r. VIII
liams. sF-Ward.
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(3-D.
U-smith, Daseoli, secory. Dixon.
T-2:3l. A--20.364.
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MINOR LEAGUES

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Phoenix, 81; Spokane, q.
Seattle, 3: Sacramento, 1.
Vancouver, u; salt Lake City, o.
Portland, 8: San desc. ..
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Columbus, 4-Q: Montreal 8-s.
Havana. 4: Buffalo. o.
Rochester, 8; Miami, H.
Toronto ct Richmond, postponed.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Plrmingham.. o; Memphis. /.
New Orleans, 4; chattanoosa, ..
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Houston, 49,: Charleston, 0-b.
81. Paul. 81 Omaha, a..
Louisville. o.; Fort Worth. 3.
i ndisnsDoIis. !: b BslRls:'' a.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Columbus, 2; Macon, Go inninss)
Charlotte. a.: Charleston. 8.
Jacksonville, IL: Savannah. s..
Asheville at Knoxville. postponed.
MEXICAN LEAGUE
r,i Nq:vc Laredo O. Mexico City
Other games postponed.
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Rsgular Camel

Totals 80 o so Totals 80 3 9 Q
Struck out for Tate in It'll: Flied
out for BrosnAn In It'll.
fPiTTHssSURoH - SCi SSS COS
E-Groat. PO-A--st. Louis. 24-l2:
ingame TO Musial: 0roat to Maseroski
to KlusSewski Hoax 10 Maxeroski TO
Nelson. LOB-st. Louis, z; Pittsburgh,
2b-Musial. virdon Q. 3b-whits.
IS-MaEefOski
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BRAVES, 3; GIANTS. o
MILWAUKEE

Totals 80 O5 o Totals 30 3 Q
Popped up for Miller In 9Th.
SAN FRANCISCO - 900 600 600
MILWAUKEE, ------ 100 02O OOx--3
E-Rodgers, Mathews. Po-A - San
Francisco, 24-15; Milwaukee, 27-7. DIP
Rodgers to Spencer to cepeda. LOB
San Francisco, o; Milwaukee. 0.
2b-Aaron C2l. HR-Mathevs. B.
laAaM
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winner--Ramos (6-0. Loser-Pod-
bielaB ODD.
n5rT Is ot spssts Iuent
! T-2:00. A-7,0I0
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WASHINGTON
CLEVELAND

/ Walked for Grant in Sth. .
Struck out for Podhielan in 9th. 3
Ran for Strickland in 9th.
WASHINGTON - 900 iol 900 la
E-Baxes. PO-A-Washington. 30
&; Cleveland. 30-ib. DP--Power 10
Held to Power; Sanford TO BertoiA
LoB-WashinEton, 4; Cleveland, 5.
2b-Held. sB-Allison. sF-Power
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MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
ORIOLES, ;; WHITE sox. Z
CHICAGO
BALTIMORE

Totals IS 3i23 Totals 30 2
Filed out for Lown In 9th.
- 600 OO2 0Qi---3
CHICAGO -------- 100 100 00O-2
E. carrasauel. 2. Po-A - Balti-
more. 27-1S; chicaso, aria. DIP
Gardner 10 carrasuuel 10 Lockman,
LoB-Baltimore, IL; Chicago, Q.
2b--Phillips; 3b--Lockman: HR--
Klaus. sB Dolby. o - wilhelm,
phillips.
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TIGERS, Z; YANKs, o
DETROIT
NEW YORK
totals 30 90 Total. 81 .

Totals 30 o Totah ~ , 2
Al bat for Mas when 9Th Inn
ing ended; 2 Grounded out for shantx
In 9Th. Called out on strikes for
Coates In 9th.
NEW YORK ------- IVY IVY vgV-vg
E--skowron q. Po-A--New York
24-7. Detroit 27-s. LoB-New York
3, Detroit z.
2b--Bauer. sB-Yost. sF-Mossi.
Harris,
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CARDS, 80; PIRATES, I-3
tsuspendsd Game Of May 81

Totals 20 Q 3 Totals 81 4 /
Popped up for Foiies In 9TH, .
Grounded out Tor Daniels In 7th.
s Ri IagHs : SSs SYS S5S-i
Po-A--st. Louis, 27-I2. Pittsburgh,
l25-12. pp-Foiies unassisted; Hoax TO
Mazeroski 10 Stuart. LoB--et. Louis,
.; Pittsburgh. 8.
2b--orammas. Hemus, Foiles, B. q.
Smith. 3b--Hoak. s--Dlasingame,
Mcdaniel.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

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Call Mr.. Clark. RA. 3-90ll, A. S.
GARDINER & CO., INC, MA.
G-gOo2
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Mrs. Gee. JE. 4-0454. LYMAN c
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900 50. It. for furniture storage
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

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capped by the labels some of
the public relations gentry in
the Pentagon have applied to
various items in the program.
First, several years ago. there
was the announcement of
MOUSE-the Minimum Orbital
Unnamed Satellite of Earth.
Well. the Russians beat us to
that one-and their satellite
wasn't Minimum" either. But
how much excitement could
anyone be expected to develop
over a project called MOUSE?
Then there was the bright
idea of naming rockets and
various types of ballistic mis-
Siles after Greek deities. This
resulted in such monstrous
contradictions as nike Her
cules"-a pairing of the name
of the Greek goddess of victory
with the son Of Zeus. At least,
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though, we can give those
name-givers credit for some
intellectual inspiration, even
though they have their sexes
badly jumbled.
But what can we say in be-
half of the developers of a
pending space glider whose
prototype, according to the
Wall Street Journal, would
easily cost us taxpayers "be-
tween $3.50 and 5000 million. !"
With all that money on the
line, this glider, so help me, is
being called the "Dyna-Soar." |"
And If you have heard a worse
pun this year, don't tell it to
me.
= y
It's not often that the edi-
torial columns of national
magazines carry the sort Of
"blooper" that earns failing
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grades for college freshmen
but once in a while they man
age. A few weeks ago, for in
stance, one Of the news-and-
picture magazines devote d
many pages to a piece on
Hitler's girl friend, Eva Won
Braun. In the Introductory
text appeared this comment:
Her education was limited to
six years in a convent and a
course in stenography. But her
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buttery good looks and fulsome
figure earned her a job a'
assistant to Heinrich Hoffman
Hitler's photographer"
Well, If her looks had truly
been "fulsome" she'd have had
a hard time getting a job as
assistant to Hitler's dog catch
er. For "fulsome," of course
means disgusting or offen-
sive."
(Released by the Bell syndicate)
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WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BAT MASTERSoN
BEETLE BAILEY
ON STAGE
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

I sometimes wonder If our
space program wouldn't be far
ther along if it we're not handi-