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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-24
ST. ANTHONY HILL GARDEN
CLUBS FLOWER SHOW
SUNDAY, JULY Is

st. Anthony Hill Garden Club
will present its 18th Annual Flower
Show Sunday, July 26, at Maxfield
School, st. Anthony and Victoria
AYES, st. Paul, from 4 to 7 pm.
Most of us would like nothing
better than to have flowers al
ways in our homes as they add
freshness and beauty in a way that
nothing else can compare. But we
oft times forego that pleasure be-
cause we haven't fully realized the
possibilities of simplicity and the
attractive results to be obtained
with just a few flowers.
Simplicity does have charm, and
it is basic to the designs of all
the floral arrangements that mem
bers of the st. Anthony Hill Gar
den Club will have on display.
The perfection of one rose has
universal appeal. but do come and
see how we combine the beauty of
roses with crystal, silver and milk
glass in simply styled arrange
ments. The show is free and open
to the public.
Please let us greet you there
Sunday, July 26.
The regular meeting of the club
was held Monday, July 20, at 8
pm, at the home of Mrs. Raymond
Bledsoe, 939 Dayton Av. Mrs. X.
w. Fisher spoke on the subject,
How to Do Arrangements with
Little Material" and gave demon
STATIONS.
Mrs. Lester E. Boyd, 1901 Day.
ton Av. was a guest.
Plans were completed at this
time for the Annual Flower Show
The next regular meeting will
be August IT, with Mrs. Frank
Corners, 1899 Fifth Av. s., Min
neapolis, at 8 pm.
Mrs. Hazel Clark, publicity
chairman.
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Weak c.R.'s Bill
Squeezes Through
Senufe Committee

Washington (ANP) - BY the
narrow margin of 4-3, the Senate
judiciary subcommittee voted to
extend the life of the Civil Rights
commission to Jan. 81, 10 l, des-
pite strong opposition from Dixie
crat senator's.
All the Dixiecrat members voted
against the measure. They were
Sens. John L. Mcclellan, Arkansas;
Sam ]. Erwin Jr., North Carolina
and Olin Johnston, South Caro-
lima.
Two Democrats and two Repub-
licans teamed to push the bill
through to the full judiciary COM
mittee, headed by Sen. James o,
Eastland, Mississippi, an avowed
segregationist.
The four are sens. Thomas c.
Hennings, Missouri and John A,
Carroll, Colorado, Democrats; and
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the preparation and service of
food on July IL.
The fifty year old organization,
one of culinary arts, was organized
in Geneva. Switzerland. Member
ship in the organization is limited
to hotel restaurant and catering
trades. Recipient of the award
Oscar Howard does catering serv-
ices for several firms in Mime
apoEs.
Mr., Howard. a graduate of Tus-
kegee Institute in dietectics, re-
ceived his award from the organ
ization for outstanding contribu-
tons to the preparation and serv-
ing of foods in Minneapolis the,
past year.
The International culinary group
ended it's annual meeting at the
Pic-Nicollet Hotel in Minneapolis
Sunday, July IL.
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BACK IN NEGRO AMERICAN
BASEBALL LEAGUE

Louisville. KY. (ANP) - Leroy
"satchel" Paige, the oldest active
pitcher in baseball and one Of the
most tabled, is back for another
fling in the Negro American
league.
The lanky hurler, who has de-
fled both age and tradition to re-
main a standout for more than
two decades, will pitch for the Gu
bar Giants against the Baltimore
Elites of the Negro National league
in a game at Fairgrounds stadium,
Sunday afternoon, July 49,
Paige repeatedly started pitching
in 1925. He crashed the major
leagues late in his career, but
helped pitched the Cleveland In
dams to the American league pen
nant in 1913. In the successful
campaign, Paige had a 81 record.
He followed Bill veeck from the
Indians to the old st. Louis Browns,
and then to the Miami Martins Of
the international league. He sew
cred relationships with the Martins
recently.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-24

Roman L. Hruska, Nebraska and
William LANCER, North Dakota,
Republicans.
Earlier, Senate Minority Leader
Everett Dirkson (R., NJ announc-
ed he would support any parli-
mentary shortcut which Majority
Leader Lyndon Johnson d., Tex,)
would attempt to bring the rights
bill to the senate floor.
Up To johnson
But he contended that Johnson
should take responsibility for in
itiating the move. He was referring
to the maneuver which the Sen
ate used two years ago to bring
the Civil Rights act of 1857 before
the Senate for action.
The House passed the bill first;
then the Senate voted to act on
the House-bill without allowing it
to go to the judiciary committee,
The majority of the Senate real
lied that if the bill went to the
Senate committee, it would be
bottled up by Chairman Eastland
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The
HIGH
And Low
I'D Wv M
BY BAIIT THOMAS

News Digest: Oregon became the
fourth state to enact a fair hous-
ing law the other day when Gov
Mark o. Hatfield, Republican
signed the bill and made it statu-
tory. Oregon joined the states OF
Colorado, Massachusetts, and Con-
necticut in making it unlawful for
discrimination in the sale or &C.
cupancy of private housing on the
grounds of race, color, religion or
origin.
The Oregon statute is in two
parts the second of which pro-
vides for revocation or suspension
of the licepse of real estate brok-
ers or statesmen, violating the Ore
gon Law Against Discrimination
in Housing.
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Wallace Records
Growth Of MosIem
Group In u. S.

New York.-"The Hate that Hate
Produced" a Mike Wallace news
beat, a documentary series on the
black Moslem Movement in Amer
lea was aired over New York TV
station July IS thru July IT.
Interviews with the leaders of
The Muslin Movement" Elijah
Muhammad and Minister Malcolm
X. and with James r. Lawson, head
of the United African Nationalist
Movement, are included.
The news release issued by
WNTA says, This Black Supre-
macy Movement is not confined
to the local scene as will be seen
by pictures of mass rallies in
Washington, D. c., and other cit
les. Authentic documents show
that the states of Illinois and Mich
igan have licensed parochial Mus
linn schools where the hatred of
the white race is indoctrinated in
youngsters"
Reviewing Movement
On Wednesday, July %, from
s to 10 pm. on Channel 10, the
entire 2-hour period will be spent
reviewing the complete movement
which claims approximately a
quarter of a million members, &C
cording to the release, and rep
resents a serious threat that will
amaze Negro and white, since tel
evision for the first time showed
actual scenes photographed in the
headquarters of the two organiza-
tons, and at Harlem street corn
ers, in bathrooms and mass rallies.
Louis Lomax, who has just ac-
cepted a post as a permanent re-
porter on Newsbeat, has been COW
ering this story with a special
camera crew for the last two
months.
Critical opponents of the Mos
lem movement, particularly min
listers of the Protestant and Cath
Ole faith in the East claim the
Moslems preach race hatred, claim
ing all whites are "blue-eyed dew
lis"
This they say is as injurious to
the us. as the preaching of the
white supremacists.
In Minneapolis and st. Paul the
group has a slow but steady
growth. Locally the members of the
Moslem faith peddle from door to
door a eastern Negro weekly which
has a weekly column by the leader
Of the movement Elijah Muham.
mad, whose headquarters Is ir
Chicago.
The Mike Wallace newsbeat is
not carried by his Twin City out,
let KMSP-TV channel 9 which
does carry the Mike Wallace In
terview" show regularly.
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EARTHA KIT ON THE
Ed SULLIVAN SHOW"
SUNDAY. IlIlY IL

New York CAMP - Popular
singing star Eartha Kit leads off
a lively hour of top entertainment
on THE Ed Sullivan Show" Sun
day, July 20 CCBS Television Net
work, 100000 pm, EDIT
Pianist Roger Williams will play
Summertime" and THE World Is
Waiting for the Sunrise"
Prominently featured win be the
madcap singing antics of the Hap
py testers, the comedy of Phil
Foster and Pat Henning, the color
full routines of the Jamaica Dane
ers, the dancing of the st. Glars
and the lightning magic of LaValle.
A special feature will be Eartha
Kit singing an ancient Israeli
song, Xxi Mi Tsion."
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and never reach the floor for
vote.
johnson Urges CeIIer
Johnson voted against the pro-
cedure in 1857, but it was reported
on the Hill last week that he is
now urging Chairman Celler Of the
House judiciary committee to pass
the bill as soon as possible.
The majority leaders action two
years ago prompted one Southern
opponent to quip that he couldn't
believe Johnson would lead a fight
to bypass the judiciary committee.
It is believed Johnson listed a
civil rights bill as part of the
must" program for this session
because he hopes to avoid a party
splitting fight on the issue in the
next session, that might have ad-
verse effect upon the Presidential
and Congressional elections.
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INTERESTED IN BUYING,
RENTING OR SELLING?

Unitarians for Equal Opportunity
in Housing wishes to help establish
an integrated housing pattern in
our city. We are starting a listing
of houses, apartments and rooms
currently available in non-segreg-
ated neighborhoods. We have no
financial interest in any transac-
tons, nor can we make any guar
antee to either party as to the
state of the property or the buyers
credit. At the moment our istings
are a small number of houses avail
able for sale at reasonable prices.
We can also obtain apartments for
rent. Call and see if we can help
you. Telephone FIR. 1869 from
10 amp noon. Mon.-Fri. SD
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

SPECIAL: by owner leaving city.
3-Bdrm. house in Nicollet Park
area. Could "duplexed" Only SILL
500. Reasonable down payment and
terms to reliable buyer assuming
Az rs year mortgage of about
$4,000. TIA. 5-4324. $50
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Catering Firm
kecd Receives
Geneva Pldcaue

Oscar Howard, Minneapolis Cat
erer, received a PLAGUE at the
twenty-first annual convention of
the International Geneva Associa-
ton, an organization comprised of
businesses engaged principally in
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ct. Paul
Who's Who
Who's New
Where's TO Go
.Whuf's 10 Do
BY SHERRIE MAZINGO
CA. 5-2845
WHO'S WHO


INVITATIONS wedding reception OF
Dorothy Marie Edgar Saturday August
at he Temple Minneapolis
WATCH FOR THE PLAY wornou Shoe" to
be presented Halle Brown House Finish
ing being made for its final production August
MISS DIANE MOORE daughter of Mr. Eugene Moore
e66 Iglehart Av hospital Wednesday Of last
infected The cut on the leg resulted
injury returned home Sunday July ~
ENJOYING A camp New London Mime
sofa July through July Benjamin Taylor 1O11 St An
thony Tayors position for Baptist Junior
High Camp
1T WAS GALA DAY Credaawn Club and their
guests when they Sunday morning the Oxford play
ground participate Clubs picnic The group
St Crox where they spent the entire
day swimming fishing and eating.
ABOUT TWENTY of the Baptist Youth
Fellowship Pilgrim Saturday July IS
Thompson Park in St they
m Chaperonng and Mrs Jesse Smith Mr.
Clarence Harris and Mr. and Mrs Eugene MacMller
1T WAS A WEEKEND n Chicago Wilson and
daughter The Wilson's motored down
leaving Thursday Monday July 20 The Wilson's
reside at 924 Carroll Av
SPENDING WEEKS Coast visiting family and
St Paul Mr. Ffnney motored and
hopes return the 29th of July.
you it. I'm
speaking Vquns popular young
adult The of the record Failing Star and
by Rays Members the Velquns
Peacy Allan John Stafford and Car
Hufe Wright The Velqns will have another recording
October
ONE THE FEATURES of the July edition of the Crer the
company newspaper story
Mazingo" The column story featuring
subject tells about her family
Mazngo Controlling
the duties include training all
girls hired in her department
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Hundreds of persons find that
apartment they want by reading
this papers classified ads.-Advt.
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CARDS END BIG
NEWK" WIN SKEIN

st. Louis amp - Don New
combe, fast-balling highlander of
the Cincinnati Reds, ran into
trouble here last week as the st.
Louis Cardinals bombarded him
with II hits to snap his winning
streak at eight straight games.
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WHO'S NEW


ENJOYING A VACATION as houseguests Mr.
Bailey Morris Mackubin A.
spner splers Friday
plan to spend weeks the Twins Mr. sper the uncle of Mrs
Morris.
MR. AND MRS JOSEPH FORD and children Judy and Joseph
Monday, July Washington
they spend
Washington visiting
accompanied daughter
the been many
here Those entertaining include Mr. and Mrs Tonv 1cas Mrs Mamve
Anthony
Monday Thursday July
Mr. Mrs Clark the daughtenlaw
Clark, 779 St Anthony.
WHERE'S GO-WHATS DO
THE JUNIOR CAMEO CLUB will Sunday July pm
at the home of John utche Wilson 24 Carroll Av Club president
is Michael Richardson
IT'S PART OF THE BIG celebration that's Aquatennial
Night tonight pm Minneapolis
Tickets Northwestern Bldg lobby
All seats reserved.
FROM NOW THROUGH AUGUST you enjoy
Avalon Moonlight Friday Saturday
Sunday only Rides
23O $50 plan exciting trip
wagreens Drugs and
Ncoet Minneapolis Enjoy free dancing
Masters
TAYLOR 1854 Thomas Ave. will be the 1859
speaker Sunday July Pilgrim Baptist
topic Attention Day
Mines LAMAR Smith dynamic
speaker you won't want to miss
COMING FROM MOSCOW August Minneapolis Audi
forum for three days Thursday Saturday Aug
u 49, matinee Saturday 2:3o
Festival with featuring and
Leningad Ballots Ukranan
full symphony orchestra Office North
western Bank Bldg Mpls
WANT TO GO TO WONDERLAND you and the kids Then
this weekend "wondeand-Hghway 1o-AnoIa Free
live animals and special rates for groups
THOSE VISITING THE OPENING Pizza restaurant on
Lexington between University and Aurora Friday
were entertained by the Vequns singing
quartet Both featured opening
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Until then, big Newk", who
once led the National League with
26 victories, had won nine and lost
three.
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MINI EAPOLIS
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

APARTMENTS FOR RENT
FIVE ROOM apartment. Private
bath 256 18th Ave. South. Call. Mr..
Blackman FEE. $500 for informa-
ton. S-tf
TwO-5 room apis. Private bath,
256 18th Ave. So. Call Mr.. Black
man, FEE 9-5610. S-TF
SEVERAL APARTMENTS for
rent. TIA. 1929. S-tf
221s % AV. s., UPPER duplex,
rooms and bath. Will allow rent
for making repairs. Vacant S-tf
TWO ROOM apartment. Newly
decorated, $65 per month. FIR. A.
5474. ia. 5-14S7 S-tf
5 ROOM APARTMENT, private
bath, FIR. 7-9747 after 8 pm.
s-oz
g ROOM APARTMENT. furn-
ished or unfinished South loca-
ton. ia. 4-9745. ST.
FOUR UNPUBLISHED rooms
and bath. South location. FEE. D.
$3.50. $50
THREE ROOMS furnished, utilities
paid. TIA. 4-46S5. 500
FOR RENT
1928. 18TH AVE. SOUTH. Four
room apartment. $55. ia. 1854.
HA. 1-222o. s-oz
KITCHENETTE apartment, furn-
ished. Utilities paid. South location.
FEE. 6-23S2. $50
FOUR AND FIVE room apart
ments. Private bath. FIR. 4-1857.
$50
APARTMENTS, furnished and I'M
furnished. South, North, East or
West. FEE. 5-1329. SO
NORTH. SIX room apartment for
rent. IA. 5-6788. $50
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT
Plymouth & Girard, 6 rms. $40.
9Th and Girard, 5 rooms. $66
LIST and Irving. rooms. $66.
$50
EE. s-o375 WA. 6-36I7
ROOMS FOR RENT
CLEAN HOUSEKEEPING rooms
for old age pensioners. FEE. 5-1329
SIT
FURNISHED ROOM. South loca-
ton. Call FEE. S-1715. $50
SINGLE ROOM. Nicely furnished.
Kitchen privileges. South location,
TIA. 5-2126. $50
SLEEPING ROOM 29O9 9Th Ave.
South. Ia. 3-7697, Ia. 4-9O61.
$50
ROOMS, FURNISHED or unfurn-
ished. South, North, East or West.
FEE. 5-1329. SD
HELP WANTED
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED. Two
small girls. Working mother. Pri-
vate room. Kenwood. FIR. 1899.
$50
BABYSITTER. Beginning August
20. Five day week. One child. $50
week. PA. 1900.
CHILD CARE
CHILD CARE in my home, north
location. ia. 1881. $50
NEAR 3sTH g. CLINTON Az. S.
S., 800. 81 On. $SS per NTH.
Five room stucco home. Sparkling
with new roof and paint. Garage,
full basement, gas heat. Immediate
possession. Til Rogness Realty. FEE.
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1890 CLINTON AVE. so. Three
bedrooms. 5000. $500 down.
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THOSE of the Pfzza restaurant on
Lexington between University and Friday
entertained the vquns singing group Mel Carter
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HELP WANTED

BABYSITTER. Beginning August
26. Five day week. One child. $50
week. PA. 1900.
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TwO-5 room apis. Private bath,
256 18th Ave. So. Call Mr.. Black
man, FE 9-5610. S-TF
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ENJOYING VACATION IN THE Twins houseguests Mr.
Bailey Mackubin ST, A.
Sper of St Louis Missouri The Slers moored here Friday
plan spend Spier
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Johnson Urges CeIIer

and never reach the floor for a
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TWO BEDROOM Home. AK 4th
Ave. So. $12,500. Small down pay
ment.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-13
Charlotte Lands
Three Places in
AII-Stur Lineup

DOTHAN, Ala, July Is CAP)
Knoxville and Charleston
each landed four players on the
South Atlantic League all-star
team announced today by
League President Sam Smith,
jr.
Charlotte, a Washington Sem
ators farm, placed three players
plus the teams manager, Gene
Verble, former Senators second
baseman.
The all-star game will be
played in Charlotte Monday,
July 20, against Gastonia, the
league leading team.
The team:
Man ger-Gene Verble. Charlotte.
Catchers-Bob Rodgers, Knoxville
AM Jam nairsCon, Charleston.
Pitehers-Jim Proctor and Bot
Dustal, Knoxville: Ken, Rove. Macon;
Bob BoltZ, jacksonville Ralph Lu-
menti Charlotte, who pitched for the
Senators, and Jim Darlington, Charles
ton.
First Base-Don Mincher, Charles.
ton; second baSe-Ben Tompkins
Asheville; third base-Clif Cook, Sa-
yannah shortstop, Frank Kostro
Knoxville; utility infielders-Juan GuZ-
man of Jacksonville and Bobby Case OF
Charleston.
utfielders-Manuel Jimenez, Jack.
sonville; Gene Davis and Sandy VAL
despino. Charlotte; Sheldon Brodsky
Macon: and Tom st. John, Savannah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-13
MARQUARD AND HUBBELL SET THEM
2Long-Time Records
Threatened by Face

Little ElRoy Face. the
Pirates relief ace, says he
isn't interested in breaking
records now" but he is in a
position to take dead aim on
a couple of pitching marks that
have stood for a long time.
One is RUDE Marquard's feat
Of winning 10 straight games
in one season, and the other is
Carl Hubbell'S "a straight in
two seasons. Marquard set his
record in 1912 and Hubbell's
feat was accomplished in 1886
81. Both were pitching for the
New York Giants at the time.
Face, a 5-foot-7 highlander
who uses a battling forkball
as his best weapon, came
within five victories of equal
ling both marks yesterday
when he won his 14th straight
game this year and his 10Th
in a row over a two-year span.
The 155-pound relief artist is
unbeaten this year. He hasn't
lost since May 80, 1858.
No goth century pitcher
other than Marquard has won
more than l6 straight games in
one season. Hubbell is one OF
the six major leaguers who
reached 16 in one season. The
others were Walter Johnson,
Joe Wood, Lefty Grove, School
boy Rowe and Ewell Blackwell.
Works in Both Games
The 31-year-old Face worked
in beth games yesterday as
Pittsburgh defeated the Card
inals, 6-5. in the opener and
led. Sd, in the ninth when the
nightcap was halted because
of the Pennsylvania 7 pm.
curfew law. The game will be
completed August 10.
Milwaukee's Braves defeated
San Francisco, Az, to move
within game and a half of
the league-leading Giants. San
Francisco retained its one
game margin over Los Angeles
which bowed to Cincinnati, 4-3.
Chicago split with Philadelphia,
the Cubs winning the first
game, rs. and the Phillies
taking the second. Al.
Face rescued Harvey Haddix
in the eighth inning of the
first game. He yielded the ty-
ing run in the ninth, but was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-13
BY DICK SLAY
Star STAFF Writer

A House District subcommit-
tee this morning approved an
extra pay bill for DC. high
school coaches and other teach
erS performing certain after
hours duties.
The bill was reported favor
ably to the full House District
Committee by decisive" vote
of the seven subcommittee
members present. 1t now goes
before the full committee.
Representative Ma t h ew S,
Democrat of Florida, subcom-
mittee chairman and sponsor
of the bill, said there was one
important change made in it
today: Extra pay shall not ex-
coed is per cent of the teach
er's base salary.
Under the original proposal
sent to the Capitol by the Dis
trict Commissioners, extra pay
ments we're prescribed in sums
ranging from $3.50 to 5000, &C
cording to whether the teacher
is a head coach of a major
sport, an assistant coach, ad-
visor to the choir. etc.
The Matthews bill, an
amendment to the Teachers
Salary Act of 1855, is more
flexible than the Commission
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TODAY'S SPORTS
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credited with the victory when
Roberto Clemente singled with
the bases full. He was called
on again in the second game to
protect a 5-4 lead in the ninth.
The Cards had a runner on
first and none out. The little
highlander famed Pinch Hit
ter George Grove, hut before he
could pitch again, the clock
halted proceedings.
The two appearances were
the 34th and 35th of the year
for Face. who worked in So,
SO and 81 games, respectively,
in the three previous cam
paigns. Besides his IA victories,
Face has saved nine others for
Pittsburgh.
Mathews Drives in 4
Eddie Mathews batted in all
of Milwaukee's runs with a
three-run homer, his 26th of
the year, and a sacrifice fly.
Mathews slugging helped Lew
Burdette gain his 18th triumph.
The fidgety highlander scat
tered seven hits, including a
two-run homer by Jackie
Brandt which ruined his shut
out effort. The crowd of 40,953
was the largest since opening
day.
Gus Bells ninth-inning sin
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