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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-21

HOLLYWOOD CNANA). =
Natalie Wood win be sweet 10
again when she stars for Ella
.Kasan In "Splendor In the
Grass" This viii be one Of her
Independent pictures - Mats
: new'contract permits one movie
q year away from Warmers. 1t
{. follows her co-starring film
with Sir Laurence Olivier,
tlsThe Entertainer In London
this August. Natalie told me
on the set Of her current
."Cash Mccall" with James
[. Garner at Warmers.
Bling Crosby wired son Phil
after the birth of young Cros-
.by's daughter: II hope it's a
strend.n Bing's own baby has
snn October dateline Phil
, explained to me why his
daughter was named Dixie Lee.
I'VE always said that the first
sgirl any Of us had would be
named for our mother"
Gary Crosby, ringside at the
Tropicana show where two OF
his brothers found the gals
they married. repeatedly muir
lnured, "Okay, which one dc
j marry" =. and. while
we're still with the Crosbys
Lindsay. youngest Of Bing''
your sons. will star for Jerry
WaId next year in 1.-THE Hound
Dog Man"
John Wayne is negotiating
with Frank Sinatra to PLAY
Captain Travis in 1.-THE Alamo.
.. Anita Ekberg's ex, Anthony
Steel, has been dating Sharmar
Douglas. who prefers to work II
Hollywood as q press agent thar
live with her wealthy exam
bassador father, Lewis Douglas
and mother on their Arizoni
ranch. Two items abou
Enrol Flynn: He has finished
a, film In Cuba with SOM
scenes including Fidel Castro
And his autobiography is flnall.
completed. AS yet untitled. tn
tome contains a million words
Diana DORIS announced II
England that she had retireG
as q movie actress then wa
amazed when everyone believes
1t. But one thing she says sh
meant: no more brassy blond
roles. Diana has joined tn
business tycoons with her owl
special shampoo-for blondes
of course.
Fredric March, always q grea
actor and 50 good in Columbia
Middle Of the Night" Is Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-21

arrived at the Ishpsming Local
ton with his private barber
and his own makeup man. !.
Tennessee Williams is cruising
on the yacht chartered by
Eddie Fisher and Elizabeth
Taylor for their honeymoon.
(. In Lindy's some TV and
radio men were comparing stars
who'd worked for them at the
beginning Of their careers. Nat
Hiken won this comparison
sweepstakes by revealing that
he'd once hired Alan Ladd for
50 q show. on radio-a morning
comedy show.
Bob Elegant, Newsweek's cor
respondent In Hong Kong. is
back here for the publication
Of his new book. The Dragon
Seed" He's been inquiring
among friends who'd had shoes
made for them in Hong Kong.
wondering whether the shoes
fit. Chinese Just can't make
shoes" Elegant insists. And
la these Chinese-made shoes
At, 1t marks the end Of our
civilization"
4 %k&
Helena. Rubinstein gave q
champagne fete at her home,
to announce the first winners
Of her $4,000 scholarship fund
for Israeli artists and musi-
clans. Among the winners il
Itzhak Pearlman. IS. who was
stricken by polio and plays the
violin while seated =. william
Marchant. who's writing the
screen version Of Fanny" viii
60 to Marseilles for local color
After the curtain came dowr
on 1.-THE Nervous Set" the new
musical about the Beat Gene.
ration, composer Tommy VOL
kept muttering Eleventh anc
Flower, Eleventh and Flower
He kept repeating this. at FIRE.
quent intervals, until he reas
the first notice-the New Yorl
Times review, which was fay
orable. well. now I can forge
Eleventh and Flower" sais
Wolf. in relief. That's wher,
I go. in Los Angeles, when
have to collect unemployment
insurance"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-21
Films Of More Than Routine Merit

aTHE DOCTOR'S DMEMMA"-Leslie Caron and Dirk Bo-
garde in frst-rate Aim Of the Bernard Shaw play
"GIGI'The lifting nne-Oscar musical BY the my Fair
Lady" team; with Leslie Caron, Maurice Chevaer.
THE INN OF THE SIXTH HAPPNESS"-Ingrid Bergman
as . most captivating missionary in the Orient.
1.-THE LAST HURRAH-Spencer Tracy affect0nateIy plays
John Fords sentimental tribute to Irish politician
"IY UNCLEJacques Ta in the French comedy that won
the best-foreign- film Of the-year Oscar.
"THE OLD MAN AND THE Seattle Ernest Hemingway
novel as . dramatic acting solo for Spencer Tracy.
"THE SHAGGY DOG"-Hghy comic Disney fantasy about
small boy who becomes large dog; Fred MacMurray.
"SOME CAME RUNNING"-The James Jones novel on film,
an Oscar near-miss for Shirley MacLaine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-21
LYONS DEN
Continued From Page Gil

Continued From rage C-l6
dinner-plates.. In front of
Sweden's King were small
golden egg-cups. This was be-
cause the first Bernadotte. $50
years ago. suffered from stom-
ach trouble and the egg-cups
he used have become part of
the Royal Dinner tradition,
and never replaced.
Duke Ellington has . one
minute scene in the movie,
Anatomy Of q Murder" He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-21

TAIRYAY FsirfoH, We. ca. 5-7'SS
AAAAAA SAA Free Perking
ALIAS JESSE JAMES" BOB HOPE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-21
8 Citation
Winning
Washington
Area Homes
fEAIOkED TN
june
AMERICAN
HOME

These local houses have.
been commended by
American Home for
their many excellent
features. One is a colo
nial-style home in Falls
Church. Built by Kett-
Ter Bros, it sells for
$780, $50, including land.
The second-a gracious
home with " acre of
land in BetheSda-sells
for $4,000, was built
by Bennett Const. Co.
The third is a four
bedroom home in Nc
Lean. Selling for $780,
$50 including land, it
was built by Devon
Corp. Cast your vote
for one of them as Best
House-for- the Money in
the Washington, D. C.
area.
Area ~ YtIR tIAtR aeeatH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
Shrimp
Risotto
V cup salad oil

" cup salad oil
cup chopped onion
! cup chopped celery
6-ounce can tomato paste
2 cups water
! package spaghetti sauce mix
2 teaspoons seasoned salt
2 cups cooked rice
2 cups cooked and cleaned
shrimp
Cook onion and celery In
salad oil in large skillet about
10 minutes. Add tomato paste,
water, spaghetti sauce mix and
seasoned salt. Stir thoroughly
Cover and simmer about rs
minutes. Meanwhile, cook rice
In sailed water, then drain.
Add rice and shrimp to sea-
soned mixture. Cover and heat
thoroughly, about 10 minutes.
Serves six.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-18
LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
Wash. ~; Chi,
2-10.
N. Y, 30: X. c.,
40.
Baltic, So: Cleve
7-S.
Bost., 10; Det., 1.
Games To-day
Chi at Wash R:Oh
Cleve. at Baltic I'M
bet at Boston.
Only games sched-
uled
Games Tomorrow
cleve. at Wash,
sos.
Det. at N. Y. (n).
X. c. at Bost. M.
Chi. at BALTIC. en-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-18
WASHINGTON CLICKED IN "a
Jersey Youths 9.3
Edged Cordozo Boy

scored in the American Uni
versity invitational meet two
weeks ago Mostyn's best had
been 9.6, made twice in dual
meets.
Like MoStyn, Washington is
a senior and 10 years old He
stands 5-foot-9 and weighs $50
pounds. Mostyn is a 5-foot-11,
l60 FOUNDER.
Will FOrsake Athletics
The New Jersey youth who
attends Bergen Catholic High
School and lives in Oradelle,
N. j., will torsake athletics after
four more meets to enter the
st. Mary's Novitiate in West
Park, N Y. for a years train
ing preparatory to joining the
order of the Christian Brothers,
the same one that operates the
high school he now attends.
AS a novice in the brother
hood, he will not be permitted
to take part in athletic COM
petition. He then goes to Iona
See SPRINTERS, Page ALI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-18
Kuenn Suffers
Injury to Knee

BOSTON, May Is CAP) -
Harvey Kuenn. Detroit out
fielder who is leading the
American League in hitting
with a .404 average, injured his
knee in the third inning of
yesterdays game with the Red
Sox.
Manager Jimmy Dykes said
Kuenn twisted his knee and
injured his sacroiliac in making
q dive for a ball in the third
inning. He was replaced by
Johnny Groth.
Dykes said Kuenn's knee is
swollen. but he may be able to
play today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-18
Sneod at GoIfing Peak
Winning Own Tourney

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
w. Va, May 10 (AP) "A phe.
nomenal SO followed by a tidy
So. An ll-stroke victory in hi,
own Sam Snead Festival. /
may not be too late, after all
for Slammin' Sam to win tina
elusive National Open golI
championship.
Snead wound up his com.
petitive tuneup for the Oper
yesterday by shooting the low.
est 72-hole total score of hi,
25-year professional career
259, q under par. It left run.
nerup Mike Souchak wallow.
ing in his wake by IL strokes
and started up talk again that
this may finally be the yeal
for Snead, only nine days away
from his 47th birthday, to win
the Open title.
1t was the 103d tournament
victory for Snead. including
all of note except the Open, in
which he has been runnerup
three times.
Sure. I'd like to win it," he
said today, because then I'd
have won them all. But it's
only a prestige tournament.
Il can't seem to get in the
mood to win it. The field is
not as good as some of the
regular PGA tournaments be-
cause some of the better play
ers fail to qualify.
THE courses are doctored UP
to make them unusually tough
That's not golf"
Snead himself will try to
quality for the Open in Wash
ington June /.
Snead, who is famous for his
putting blowups. showed nc
signs Of them in his last two
rounds. He putted only Is
times during the third round
and 26 more ON the last.
AT last I know how those
other fellows who knock in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-18
MAY MEET TONY LEE ON COAST
Royal Orbit Already
On Hand for Belmont

surrendered his chance by
heading back to California
after winning the Derby and
nobody expects to see him In
the east again this year. His
next start will be in the $780,
900 Hollywood Derby at Ia
miles on June 81.
Royal orbits smashing,
come from behind Preakness
victory, following his stout nm
ish in the Derby, virtually re-
moved all doubt that there are
any 3-year-olds who can beat
him over a distance of ground.
Jockey Sammy Boulmetis, who
rode Ounce Saturday, probably
best summed up Royal Orbits
Belmont prospects in these
words:
"All they'll have to do is keep
him between the fences and
he'll win sure"
Worried Over Early Move
Royal Orbits victory was
popular with most horsemen as
well as those fans who like to
see an outsider win. It was a
gratifying triumph for Cornell,
the butt Of numerous sallies
last year after the overpubli-
cized Silky Sullivan finished
way back in the PreaknesS.
Royal Orbits time of I:57
was considered good in view of
the fact that he wasn't under
any pressure for the last six
teenth of the heightened Pim-
leo stretch. The colt began his
move from seventh place on the
far turn and some observers,
Cornell included, first feared
Jockey Willie Harmatz was too
hasty. But the big chestnut
kept coming, picking up Manas-
Sa Mauler, Shutdown II. the
fast-fading First Landing, and
drawing a bead on the pace
making Marauder and highly
touted Sword Dancer.
ArcarO Disappointed
Jockey Eddie Arcaro, making
his 18th Preakness appearance,
was bitterly disappointed in
First landings poor showing
The master, who has won six
Preakness trophies for various
owners, openly scoffed at the
colt.
Trainer Casey Hayes, who
saddled Hill Prince for his 1850
Preakness victory, was more
disturbed. He feared that Royal
Orbit had been tempered with
and had a veterinarian inspect
See PREAKNESs, Page Ais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-18
Killebrews Batting HEROES
Thrill Big Sunday Crowd
22,24O on Hand
AS Harmon Hits
His 18th and 18th
BY BURTON HAWKINS
star stan Writer

It's still a long. uphill haul
before spectacular Harmon
Killebrew approaches any REC
ords with his homer heroics,
but the IA he has crashed so
far this season are sufficient to
revive baseball interest in this
long-suffering sector.
The Killer has clouted IL
home runs this month. but it's
quite q distance 10 q record, for
Rudy York of the Tigers
slammed IS homers in August,
1887. Harmon has Is games
remaining this month. barring
rain.
Killebrew may or may not be
headed for the record books,
but he is convincing people that
they'd better rush right out to
Griffith Stadium and see him.
A crowd Of 22.240--largest to
see the White Sox play here in
many years-watched Killebrew
sock a double and a single as
the Senators beat Chicago, AZ,
in the first game Of q double-
header yesterday and unload a
pair of home runs in q 10-7 loss
in the nightcap.
Lemon, Bertoia Homer
That made the fifth time
this season that Harmon has
hit two homers in a game and
it's a habit the customers love.
Hank Greenberg holds that
record. incidentally, hitting
two or more homers II times
in a season.
Killebrew, tied for the MAJ or
league lead in homers with the
Braves Ed Mathews, and Lead
ing the American League with
81 runs batted in, isn't the
Senator's only boom boy. Jim
Lemon walloped No. 8 in the
first game and Reno Bertoia
promptly followed with No. S,
Bob Allison, who has
thumped eight homers, went
hitless in the first game as
Pedro Ramos turned in a five
hitter to notch his fourth win,
but rebounded with a pair Of
doubles in the second game as
the Senators pounded out Is
hits only to stumble.
Early Wynn, beaten by Alli-
sons bases-loaded homer in
previous try against the Sem
ators in Chicago, will take the
mound here tonight. Chuck
StobbS, searching for a second
win, will pitch for Washington.
Stop S-Game Streak
The Seniors won only six
games against the White Sox
last season, but they've won
three Of four this year. They
stopped Chicago's eight-game
winning streak in the opener
and they had their followers
thinking they were going TO
pull the second game out after
trailing by six runs.
Chicago had moved into an
81 command in the second
game, cuffing Bill Fischer and
Dick Hyde freely, but Killebrew
See SENATOR'S, Page Ais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-18
Yankees Can Be Glad
Things Aren't Worse

Hank Bauer, came on Relievei
Ralph Terry and drove in the
winning run. Don Larsen
(3-0) won 1t.
The runs on Daley were thu
first he had allowed in 10 in.
nings. IA of which were pitchec
against the Yankees. Daley
pitching in relief May 6 al
Kansas City. checked the Yam.
KEGS for six innings on two hits
On May IA he pitched five in.
nings Of scoreless ball against
Baltimore, allowing three hits
Then came his eight scoreles.
innings yesterday before New
York found the range.
A six-run second innine
against Tom Sturdivant, high.
lighted by Dick williams
three-run homer. doomed the
Yankees in the finale.
TriandOs Big Gun
Gus Triandos was the bis
gun in Baltimore's uphill vic.
tory over Cleveland in theil
opener. He smashed a three.
run homer with two out in the
ninth to tie the score at TT
In the 18th. with the bases full
and two out, Billy Klaus coaxec
a walk of Relief Pitcher jim
Perry to force in the winning
run. Gary Bell, backed by ar
l1-hit attack. won his thirc
game for Cleveland in the
nightcap. Vic Power drove in
three runs with a triple anc
single.
Ted Williams (now for 22)
went hitless again but Dick
Gernert had a perfect four fol
four as the Red Sox won their
first game in the current home
stand. Ike O'clock spaced six
Tiger hits for his fourth victory
against one defeat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-18

The Yankees, who've GER
tainly been having their trou-
bles in the American League
this season, can take some
slight measure Of solace as they
survey their seventh place
status. Things could be worse.
The world champions mar
rowly averted a humiliating
double setback against Kansas
City yesterday, rallying for
three runs in the ninth inning
to edge the Athletics. 80. in the
first game Of a double-header
in Yankee Stadium. They we're
BANKED, 100, by ex-teammate
Bob Grim in the nightcap.
While the Yankees couldn't
improve their position, however,
neither could the leagues top
clubs as double-header splits
were the order Of the day for
all teams except the Red Sox
and Tigers, who played a single
game.
Indians Protect Lead
Cleveland protected its half
game lead over the White Sox
by beating Baltimore, 8-3, after
the Orioles had taken an 81
victory in IL innings in the
opener. The White Sox took
the nightcap from the Senators,
l0-7, after dropping the opener,
Az. And the Red Sox snapped
q flve-game losing streak by
shellacking last-place Detroit,
10-l.
Lefthander Bud Daley lost a
heart breaking first game for
Kansas City. He had a three
hitter against the Yankees
going into the ninth. Then a
walk and four consecutive
singles gave the Yankees their
three runs and the game. The
last Yankee hit, a single by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-18
NATIONAL

Results Yesterday
Pitts. 5--6: Chi.
~.
Milw., 8: L. A., 3.
s. F., 3; Gin, /.
Phila. At st. L. t2),
rain.
Games Today
Milw at s. r.
Gin. at L. A I'M
Only games SEIZED
Games Tomorrov
Phila. at Chi.
Pitts. at st. L. (n).
Gin. at L. A. (nl.
Milw. at S. =. (n).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-18

everything they hit feel" he
said with a big smile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-18

John Mostyn, the New Jersey
schoolboy who electrified the
track and field world Saturday
by tying the world record for
the 100-yard dash and beating
Jesse Owens all-time scholastic
mark. was less than a stride
ahead of Jasper Washington of
Cardozo High School, who also
starred otherwise in the Engle-
wood Memorial meet in Engle-
wood, N. j. He was the key
figure as Cardozo won the open
championship.
MoStyn was timed in 9.3 sec
onds, a clocking achieved by
seven others. including such
greats as Mel Patton, Dave
Sine and Bobby Morrow. It
was a tenth of a second under
the scholastic standard set by
the great Owens in 1888. Six
watches were on Mostyn. Four
caught him in 9.3, one in 90
and the other in "a. Washing
ton was timed in "a.
To forestall any possible
questions when the time is SUBJ
mitted for. official recognition,
Fred Burns, the meet referee,
had the course measured and
Chief Judge Bill Carr was
quoted: 81 am ready to sign a
statement there was no aiding
wind even though we didn't
have a wind measuring instru-
ment."
Washington Gaining
The century got off to a false
start when Washington beat the
gun. The second start was
f1awlesS, and Washington
gained on the flying Mostyn in
the last few yards. according to
Cardozo Coach Sal Hall.
Washington won the go in
21.8. with Mostyn third behind
Alvin Napier of Bayside, N. Y.
Ronald Moore of Cardozo was
second in both the high and
low hurdles. He and Washing
ton earned all of Cardozo's II
points.
Washington's best previous
time in the century was go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-18
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

BALTIMORE. May 18.-Mrs
Halina Braunstein's Royal Or
bit was flown to New York yes
terday to begin pointing fol
the Belmont Stakes June 10
And the winner Of Saturdays
$l90,30O Preakness-richest in
history-left the definite i'm
preston at Pimlico that he i:
headed for the 3-year-old
Championship.
The 3-year-old title may be
settled this year in California
where Tony Lee retreatec
after winning the Kentucky
Derby. Royal Orbit will go West
after the Belmont, according
to Trainer Reggie Cornell.
The next head-to-head meet
ing between the two may come
at Hollywood Park in July, ano
it could have a decisive bearing
on the championship. In the
first flush Of his Preakness VIC
tory Cornell said he was con-
fident Royal Orbit could ham,
ole Tony Lee. Later he hedged
a bit, like a football coach
looking forward to his next
game.
Others Head for Belmont
Brookmeade Stables Sword
Dancer. runner-up Saturday as
he was in the Derby, was
scheduled to leave Pimlico by
van today for New York. Clai-
borne Farms Ounce, who was
seven lengths back in third
place, and Christopher T. Chem
ery'S First Landing, a disap-
pointing ninth in the field of II
also are going to New York. But
most observers think it's just
for the ride.
Cornell said nobody really
knows the true potential of
Royal Orbit. The ruddy-faced
trainer noted that the colt had
been forced to run most of his
previous races without a proper
tuneup. He won the Preakness
Prep last Monday, and rival
trainers agreed that they never
had seen a horse come up to a
race better than Royal Orbit
did for the Preakness.
Cornell said he'd enter the
son of Royal Charge-Admirals
Belle in the lH-mile Peter Pan
Stakes before sending him out
for the 1la-mile Belmont.
The Belmont is the last of
the Triple Crown events but
there1l be no Triple Crown
champion this year. Tony Lee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-18
Aaron Marks
Time Despite
Batting Feats
Hank S llth Homer
Helps Braves to
Win Over Dodgers

Hank Aaron, who may be-
come the National Leagues
first 400 hitter in 20 years, must
feel like a guy swimming
against the tide.
The Milwaukee mauler raped
a home run and single in the
Braves So victory over Los
Angeles yesterday. That gave
him a spectacular run Of eight
consecutive games in which he's
gotten two or more hits. Yet,
during that time he's tackled
on only one percentage point to
an average that now stands at
.4S4.
That's not all. The smuggling
outfielder has hit safely in each
Of his last 81 games. Yet, DUR
ing those three weeks, he's
actually lost is points. He was
batting an even 500 when he
started the streak. Hammerin'
Hank is in a spot now where
his average drops II he collects
two hits in five times at bat.
Cubs Gain on Reds
Aaron's 18th homer came in
the fifth inning, broke a %
tie. and set the stage for the
Dodgers fourth straight defeat.
The victory enabled the Braves
to retain their 2l2-game mar
lgin over the runnerup Giants,
who defeated the Reds, 81.
The Cubs crept to within two
percentage points Of the fourth
place Reds, pulling out a split
in their double header with
Pittsburgh. Ernie Banks ninth
home run provided them with a
7-6 triumph after Pittsburgh
had won the opener, 5-4. Rain
forced the postponement of the
scheduled double eader be-
tween the Phillies and Cardi-
nails in st. Louis.
Lew Burdette needed only
"a pitches in subduing the
Dodgers for a 60 record. The
Milwaukee Highlander per-
mitted eight hits, including
home runs by Don Demeter and
Charlie Neal. Del Crandall had
four hits. including a homer,
for the Braves. Aaron now has
SO hits in 90 games. Bill Terry
eqlialed a league record with
254 hits when he batted .4O1 in
1880.
Rodgers Hits Pair
Shortstop Andre Rodgers sup
ported Stu Miller's five-hit
pitching with a pair of home
runs and a single as the Giants
won the rubber of their three
game set with Cincinnati. Will
lie Mays. continuing his hitting
spree. slammed a homer and
double. The defeat was charged
to Bob Purkey.
Ten home runs featured the
Pirates-Cubs twin bill. Bill Ma
zeroski hit two for Pittsburgh
in the opener. Vern Law was
the winner but he needed help
from Elroy Face in the ninth.
Face, who has a 60 record in
relief, came in with runners on
first and third, none out and
Pittsburgh ahead. SO. He re-
tired the side with only one run
scoring, that on a double play.
Dale Long hit two home runs
for the Cubs. His second, in
the nightcap. tied the score at
2-2. The Cubs went ahead 5-3
in the fifth on a three-run rally
capped by Banks homer of
loser Bonnie Daniels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-18
PROBABLE
PITCHERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at Washington Cnl-wynn
t5-2l VS.. Stobbs u-3).
Detroit at Boston Burning (3-3)
VS.. Sullivan t1-2).
Only games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Milwaukee at San Francisco-spahn
(4-4l vs. s. Jones Odd.
Cincinnati at Los Angeles mi
Schmidt t1-0) or Mabe t2-I) VS.. Will
liams H-0l.
Only games scheduled.