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Cumberland Of
Cumberland Youth Fellowship Plans
Program Sunday At Grove Methodist

week end guests o. their grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Hayes
G.. M. and j. T. Hickman. Johr
and George Hickman, of Farmville
were among the recent guests o.
Mr. and Mrs Howard r. Bryant
| Mr. and Mrs. Larkin c. Garrett
attended the funeral Thursday Of
last week of Mrs. Alice A. Tilman
in POWhatan.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Dandy and
daughter, Linda spent the week
end in Lynchburg visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H Hopkins, Jr., and Miss
Beth Hopkins.
Bill Newman returned home last
week from Fort Riley. Kan, where
he had been stationed the past two
years in the service of the United
States Army.
Mrs. Charles S. Miner is spend
ing some time in Richmond with
her daughter, Mrs Aubrey L. Flip
pen. and her family
Miss Kathrine Lee Peters spent
few days here this week with her
cousin. Miss Rebecca Peters. She
returned home with her for week
end visit in Farmville
Hospital Patient
Mrs. Eva Smith has been a pa
tent at the Southside Community
Hospital in Farmville since Tues
day of last week.
Mrs. Gordon T. Garrett is visit
ing her husband this week at Lake
City. S. c.
Recent guests of Mr., and Mrs N
H. Huskey were Mr. and Mrs. c
H. Bradshaw and their children.
Debbe and Chuck. Of Norfolk.
Mrs. Harry Mcconnell, Of Pow
hatan. and Mrs Marvin H Maxey
Jr.. of Clinton, accompanied Mrs.
Joseph Franklin. also Of Powhatan
to charlottesville Friday where she
is patient at the Blue Ridge SAM
tarium.
Miss Patricia Dowdy is spending
this week with her grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Harris. at Ar
vonla
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Ok Forest News
StOnnells Return
From Tour OF
Western States

Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. stonnell and
daughters, Nellie Mae and Janet.
have returned from two week 5
tour of the Western States, which
included Mexico and the famous
King Ranch at Kingsville, Texas
They visited their cousins, MI and
Mrs. D. u. Hazelhurst, at San Juan
en- route home, they also visited
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Stonnell and
Mr.. and Mrs Bill Walton in Char
lOtte. N. c.
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Cumberland Items Of Interest

Cumberland Youth Fellowship
group will meet Sunday. Septembe
6. at Grove Methodist Church nea
Sunny Side. Following recreation
and box supper on the grounds
at 6 pm. Harry Harrison. tn
president. will be in charge of tn.
worship service and panel discus
sion entitled Problems of Friend
ship" The meeting will be held il
the church at 3 pm.
Miss Carol Harlan spent few
days this week in Powhatan visit
ing her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. B. Harlan
Recent guests of the j. W. Nc
Carter family at "Woodside' were
Mrs j. M Beasley and children
and Miss Emma McCarter. of Rich
mond
Mrs. John T. Flippen was a guest
during the week of her son. Vernon
L. Flippen. and his family in Rich
mond.
John P Stratton and Frank Fer
guson. of Guinea community. were
visitors Sunday afternoon OF Mr..
and Mrs D. M Beasley.
Mrs. John Russell Young. Jr.. of
Washington, D. c., is the expected
guest this week of her mother.
Mrs Lewis CraWley
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Franck,
Miss Barbara and Bill Franck. have
arrived from Syracuse. N. Y. for
a weeks vacation with the Rev.
and Mrs. Luther B. Franck and the
Phil Franck family at Mount
View
Mrs R. B Peters, the Misses
Carolyn and Judith Peters attended
the DuncanRyburn wedding which
took place Saturday. August %. at
4 pm. in the Powhatan Methodist
Church They were present for the
reception which followed in the
War Memorial Building.
Visits Friends
Mrs Ada B Shepard spent a few
days thiS week at View Mount
in Buckingham county as the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs Glen Toney. After
the Labor Day holiday week end
Mr. and Mrs1 Toney will return to
their home Charlotte. N. c.
Mr. and Mrs A H. Anderson and
daughters. Lovins and Charlotte.
have returned to their home in
Dover, Del. following a visit here
with Mrs. Roscoe L. Lovins. Miss
Margaret Lovlns. of Petersburg,
was the week end guest Of her
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Foster had
as their recent guests Mr.. and
Mrs Curtis Shaw and son. Stevie,
OF Wheaton. H. Mr. and Mrs. Fos-
ter accompanied by Mrs. Lola
Wheeler, of Richmond. Miss Mar
garet Garris. of CaIra. and Miss
joyce Ransom. spent the past week
end in Hampton as guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ Foster.
Mrs. Meriwether Vaughan Smith
will be hostess to the Cumberland
Woman Club Thursday. Septem-
Der 10, at BIS pm.
Miss Beth Hopkins. Of Lynchburg.
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home after spending a week with
her brother-in- and sister. Mr..
and Mrs c. R. Morton Mrs. Camp
bell and Mrs. Morton visited friends
and relatives in Richmond an d
Hampton during her stay.
Lewis and Henry Morton attend
ed the annual meeting of South
side Electric Cooperative in Crewe
Oh Saturday.
MI and Mrs Bentley Mason and
son. John, Of Milan, Mich, were
guests last week Of her brotherin-
law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. w.
Bruce Redd, and family.
MIS-. John NJ. Quarles and chill
dren recently spent several days
with Mr. and Mrs. R E. Quarles.
pr Quarles visited his parents, Sun
day afternoon. and his family re-
turned to Amherst with him. Other
Sunday callers were Mr. and Mrs
Vaughan and son, Fred,
Of Roanoke, and Nh and Mrs.
Bruce Redd and daughters
Mr and Mrs Randolph Vaughan
and son Fred spent the week end
Eth his mother. Mrs J G. Vaughan
alid sons
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honoring Mrs. P. i. Duncan, j
Mr. and Mrs, L. L. F'lippen and
children visited in the John LIE
Sueur home Friday night
Lacy Dunkum and mother. and
Mrs. Hanna Fhppen. Of Richmond
called on Mrs. w. O. Flippen, Sun
day and they all attended homecom
ing at Seay's Chapel in Shores.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Duncan are
at home in Lakeside Village.
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Sandra and Joe Eddins and JOSEF
David Crute. Jr., Of Farmville
were guests this week Of Mr.. an
Mrs. L. B. Dandy. Dinner guest
Sunday were Mrs. J. F. Blanto
and Joanna BlantOn. of Farmville
anu David Newton, of Richmond.
AT Lakeside Village
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Davis wit
their guests, Johnnie and j. A
Hayes. visited Mrs. R. T. Davis AM
Mrs. R. S. Flanagan last Sunda.
at Lakeside Village. also Mrs. Wiz
GINA Meadows and G. NJ. Jeffe
ries. Of Trenton Mill.
The Rev. T. P. Reynolds. Mrs
Reynolds. Jean and Tommy, accom-
panied by Miss Louise Reynolds. O
Richmond. spent a few days las
week at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Thomas
of Richmond. and Mrs. H. G. Akin.
son. Jr., Of Tobaccoville, we're
lunche0 guests Monday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Atkinson. Mrs
Atkinson spent the past week end in
Richmond. guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. L. Walker.
Among the recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. E. Allen Carter were Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Hancock, of Sed-
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Angle
with their sons. Steve and Don. of
Rocky Mount.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvln A. F1ippen
have returned from a weeks va
cation at Virginia Beach. They also
visited jamestown and attended
The Common Glory" performance
at Williamsburg.
Judy Peters in Congress
Miss Judy Peters was among
those who attended the All Elec-
trio Congress in Richmond last
week
Mrs. NJ. M. George has as her
guest this week her niece. Miss
Miss Donna Lou Collins. Of Rich
mOnd
Fitzgerald Baptist Woman's Mis-
sionary Society will meet Thursday,
September "a. at pm, in the
church Members will note the
change in the date.
Mrs. Frank z. Thomas left last
week for visit with relatives in
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Sympathy is extended the Rev.
Luther B. Franck in the passing OF
his brother, Charlie Franck, at
Glen Allen. The Rev. and Mrs.
Franck with their son, Phil. at
tended the funeral in Richmond on
Thursday of last week.
Week end and Sunday guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Pembelton we're
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Talley. Mr.. and
Mrs. N. t. Jamerson and son.
Tommie. of Richmond. and Mrs. X.
D. Ownby. Of Trents Mill
Visit Warren County
The Rev. and Mrs. Trueman r.
Tremble and daughter. Mary Jane.
spent last week in Warren county
visiting Mrs. Trcmble's mother.
Mrs. Garnett Updike. Rennie ITEM
BILE joined them there and returned
home after spending a month visit
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Mrs. Irene Bradbury returned Il
her home in Culpeper Sunday after
spending some time here with hel
sonlnlaw and daughter, Mi and
Mrs. l. E. Pickett. and Other rela
tives in the community
r. J. Whit. Of Roanoke. spent
the week end here AZ guests Qf tAe
Pucketts
Mrs. Jay speas and daaghter
Beverly Ann were overnight sugSj n
Tuesday Of Mr. and Mrs Y E.
Wood and family ~ Richmond
Week end guests IF Mt. and Mr7.
c A Stonnell and family @are
Frederick Smith and miss Nancy
Mills, Of Charlotte. M C
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STORE ROBBERY

Ashbury Park, N. j. Nobody
really got excited when a million
dollars was taken from the J J.
Newberry store
The loot was all play money
and the bandit was an -year-old
boy who was turned over to iu-
venile authorities upon being ap-
pretended
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Mt. Pleasant

Miss Nancy Quarles attended the
wedding of Miss Roney Chesson Of
Richmond, to John f. Morton, Jr,.
Of New Orleans, La, August % III
Richmond Both were graduated
from William and Mary College
They will make their home III New
Orleans.
Mrs. Gordon H. Campbell Of
Ralnelle W. va, has returned
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ing relatives in Wellsburg. w. Va
Visitors of Mrs. W. T. Atkins last
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Basil
T. Atkins and their children, Kitty
and Larry, of Farmville.
j. A. and Johnny Hayes were
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Keep Virginia green
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Gas Light Team
To Open Legion
PIoy Wednesday

Defending champion q 8
Light Post A. Of Washington
win play the first game
"wednesday in the Junior Amer
lean Legion regional baseball
tournament ct the University
of Maryland.
The tourney win include for
the first time an entry from
Panama, expanding the number
of contending teams to five.
The Washington champions
play the Delaware titlist, Laur-
ence Roberts Post q from VIII
mington, at 10 am. Wednesday
at Shipley Field. Greenbelt Post
1856. Maryland State champion
for the second straight year.
and Parkersburg, w. Va, play
in the second game at 1880 pm.
The Panama team receives
10 bye the first day and viii
meet the first game winner at
10 am. Thursday. Wednesdays
two losers play at $3.50 Thurs
day. Games are scheduled at
the same times Friday and
Saturday to eliminate four Of
the five teams with two losses.
The West Virginia club, Par
kersburg Post Is, is competing
for the first time in the regional
tournament. Parkersburg has o
1873 record.
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SENATORS

Continued from rage D-A
plate caught Carrasquel trying
to score.
Able Pearson. running fol
Woodling, halted ct second on
the play. but Griggs Offset the
previous play by uncorking Q
wild pitch. advancing the rum
ners. Bob Nieman then was
purposely passed, filling the
bases. before Woddeschick
made an entrance.
Bob Boyd. batting for Walt
Dropo. got Pearson across with
10 liner to Lennie Green in
right. Robinson walked to jam
the bases again, but further
trouble was averted when Kem-
merer came along and got
Gardner to hit into q force
|play.
NOTES: Pedro Ramos, who
has lost six straight. win try
to end that streak when he
opposes the Orioles here tomor-
row. Idle Monday. the
Senators open Q three-game
series at Cleveland Tuesday
night.
Manager Paul Richards Of
the Orioles was elected from
the game in the seventh inning
when he protested q fourth ball
to Courtney -. The Senators
have averaged i've hits for
their last six games When
Sievers doubled. 1t was his first
hit in IS tries. +. The victory
moved the Orioles into third
place ahead Of the Yankees.
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Pirates Rout Burdette,
OutIost Braves, 1913

PiTrsBUR0H. Aug. Is (AP).
The Pirates made 1t two in .
row over the Braves today. but
did It the hard way as they
took q 1913 victory.
The Pirates jumped on TO 4
|four-run lead In the FIRST inning
when they scored I'VE runs on
Lew Burdette. They built UP q
|lO-2 lead, but the Braves.
helped by two errors in the
seventh inning and one In the
eighth, roared back and nearly
|overcame the Pirates.
The Pirates collected II hits,
four Of them by Bob Clemente,
The Braves accounted for Is
|safeties.
Burdette, going down TO his
18th defeat against is wins,
was lifted for q pinch-hitter In
tine tnlru INNING.
Ronnie Kline received credit
for his eighth victory In 10 de-
|cislons. He had to have relief
help from Roy Face In the sew
enth. but Face proved no prob
lem to the Braves. giving up
four hits and q walk in lls in
|nings. Fred Green came on In
the eighth to finish Up the
mound duties.
The Braves scored one run in
the first inning on q single by
Bobby Avila and Joe Adcock's
double. but the Pirates came
right back in their half Of the
inning with five runs. Clements
delivered q key double and
Burdette was clipped for singles
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Reds WulIop
PhiIIies, 8-3,
On a Triples
PHnADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Is
(AP)-Four triples drove in
seven runs todsy as the Reds
handed the Phillies their third
straight defeat. 8-3.
The Reds jumped on Ray
|Semproch (3-8) for four runs
in the first two innings. A
triple by Jerry Lynch knocked
lin q pair in the first, and Vada
|Pinson duplicated the feat in
the second inning.
Three singles provided an
other Cincinnati run in the
third and Eddie Kasko's triple
behind Willie Jones double
scored one in the seventh.
Whitley Lockman's ree-bagger
drove in the final two runs in
the ninth.
Joe Hoppe smashed o two
run homer in the seventh that
helped knock winner Joe Nux-
hall C7-O from the mound. II
was Nuxhall's fourth consecu-
tive win.
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Giants Plan
ToAppeol
On Protest

CHICAGO. Aug. is (AP).-
Bill Rigney, manager Of the
Giants, said today he will re-
new his protest Of Thursdays
game with the Cubs.
Warren Giles. president of
the National League. yesterday
disallowed q protest lodged by
Rigney in q game which the
Cubs won. 20-9.
Rigney said that Giles an
swer left him confused over
the ruling and said that he will
appeal the disallowal.
In the fifth inning Of the
game. with the Cubs leading.
10-7. Tony Taylor was on third
base with two out. Ernie Bauzs
Init O ground foul outside third
base. and Taylor stepped out
10 few feet and fielded the ball.
Rigney protested the game
when the umpires failed to call
Taylor out for interference.
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Sovurine Setting
Pace at 1866 in
Class D League

CHICAGO, Aug. Is tAP).-
Bob Savarine, 17-year-old ORR
oles bonus baby who is playing
shortstop for Bluefield, w. Va,
lis leading the Appalachian
League in batting with a .365
average.
Savarine's father, Joe, was q
football and baseball star at
Georgetown University. The
|youngster was much publicized
last spring when every major
League team tried to sign him
after graduation from Darien
Comm High School. It was
|rumored that he accepted about
$85, 900 from Baltimore.
Appalachian League statistics
compiled by the Howe News
Bureau through games Of Aug
lust Z also credit Savarine with
league leadership in base hits
with as, in triples with six, in
runs scored with As and In
total bases with LOG.
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S|1errYieads
DodgersOver
Cardinals, 4-3

ST. LOUIS. Aug. is tAP)-
Young Larry Sherry belted
three hits including his first
home run. and pitched q sit
innings Of scoreless relief ball
today to lead the second-place
Dodgers to . 4-s decision over
the Cardinals.
Sherry. o native Of Los
Angeles. drove in the Dodgers
first run with Q single In the
second and rified his homer into
the leftfield bleachers after Don
thinner walked in the nth.
The 24-year-old rookie right
handler. who took over from
Johnny Podres after the Cards
scored all Of their runs In the
FIRST. finished up with o flourish
by striking out the side In the
ninth.
Although clipped for seven
hits. Sherry managed to stifie
the Redbirds.
A great throw by Ron Fairly
cut down Broglio at the plate
in the sixth. and Sherry twice
got rookie Gene Oliver for the
third out with the bases loaded
Duke Snider's 10th homer Of
the campaign In the sixth
proved TO be the deciding blow
Sherry got his circuit blow in
the nth. Bill White and Ker
Boyer homered for the loser.
before Sherry came on the
scene. It was Whites 10th and
Boyer's 22d.
Sherry picked up his third
victory against two losses.
Broglio took his ninth loss
against six victories.
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SotcheI Paige Set
To Perform Here

Satchel Paige. who needs no
Introduction to baseball fans,
win make an appearance with
the Cuban All-Stars when they
come In Thursday night for q
game against the Kansas City
Monarchs at Grifith Stadium.
Game time is 8:15.
Paige broke into organized
ball with the Monarchs In the
Negro American League. He
played for the Cleveland Indi-
ans in 1889 and with the old
st. Louis Browns in 1878.
Since leaving the major
leagues, Paige has pitched for
the Miami Martins Of the Inter-
national League.
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Mcmillan, out for the season
with a broken collar bone.
Mcmillan was placed on the
disabled list. Heinrich will re-
port to the Reds in Philadel-
phia tomorrow.
The commissioners permits
sion for the recall was needed
since July 81 was the last date
for the regular recall Of players
from the minors.
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ORLANDO. Fla, Aug. II
(APl.-Catcher Tony Con.
zales Of the Sanford club was
suspended for the remainder
Of the season after he shat
tered q pitchers elbow with
a baseball bat. Julian jackson,
president Of the Class D Flor
ida State League. said today,
Ward Goodrich, Sanford
business manager. said Pitcher
Evilio Oliva's left elbow was
shattered during the seventh
inning Of the game with Pa
latka last night.
Goodrich said Olivia, q right
handler, allegedly had made
disparaging remarks to Con-
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AAU Diving Slotted
At Indiun Spring

The District AAU senior
lowboard and highboard diving
championships win be held at
8 pm. today at Indian Spring
Country Club.
Competing for women's titles
win be Defending Champion
Sara Watt. Nancy Upchurch
and Susan Bouma. all Of Am
bassador Swimming Club, and
Frances McCampbell, Lynn
Daniels and Mary Ann DeBag-
gio.
In the mems field are Bill
Hickey. Charles Thompson and
David Matson Of the University
of Maryland, and Vernon
Chewing. Frederick Stevens
and Paul Kavale.
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Pitchers Elbow Shattered
BY Angry Teammates Bot

zalez during the early part o.
the game.
When the Sanford team
left the field at the end Of
Palatka's half Of the seventh
| the two players engaged in 9
short but heated debate in. the
Sanford dugout. Goodrich re.
ported.
Gonzalez. bat in hand, was
about to step from the dugout
to lead on the inning at bal
when Olivia apparently made
as If to kick or spike Con-
zalez. the business manager
said.
Olivia raised his left arm in
defense, Goodrich added, and
the blow from Gonzalez bal
shattered the elbow.
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Pierce Goes Out
With Back Injury

KANSAS CITY. Aug. Is
(APl.-Billy Pierce Of the
White Sox injured himself
pitching against the Athletics
tonight and Is expected to be
out for four or i've days.
Pierce t12-l2) suffered q
pulled lumbar muscle in his
back and also injured his liga-
|ments while pitching to Dick
williams in the third inning,
Pierce was replaced BY Barry
Latman.
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BALTIMORE. Aug. l5-
Gamblers posing as newspaper
men and sportscasters have
been telephoning major league
clubhouses and chatting with
managers. coaches and players
to obtain information about
starting pitchers. lineup
changes and condition Of play
ers. All Of which has
prompted the Orioles brass to
instruct It's manager, coaches
and players to refer all such
calls to the public relations Of
fice.
II the Senators average
5000 for their remaining 10
home dates they'll top 100000.
but this win not be pleasing
to Cal Grifhth, who thought
he had an interesting club the
first half Of the season and
believed fans should have sup
ported 1t more heartily.
Could be. Cal. that fans. un.
derstandably skeptical aftel
watching second division teams
so many years. refused to be.
come excited until 1t could b
proved the customary COLLAPSE
wouldn't follow the hearteninl
start. j. Could be. too. tina
the Senators blew vital games
before big crowds at home
after doing well on the road.
Gould be, also. that they
didn't regard the importation
of Pitcher Jim Kaat and Catch.
Ter Steve Korcheck as all-ouf
moves on your part, particu'
larry since you permitted a lont
losing streak to materialize be.
fore taking those timid steps
/. :. And since Kaat had q bach
operation after pitching les
than three innings in his frs
effort. has there been a pitcher
to replace him? There ha.
not Under the circum.
stances. with the Senators ir
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Andy Carey Back
In Action for Yunks

NEW YORK. Aug. Is (kP)-
Andy Carey. who has been out
OF action since June 2 with a
blood disease, returned to the
Yankee lineup today as a
pinch hitter in the ninth in
ming Of the game with Boston.
The infielder had been put
on the disabled list June IL
and ordered to rest in the hos
Ipital and at home for at least
80 days.
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RedIegs Allowed
To Coll Heinrich

CINCINNATI, Aug. is (AP)
With the permission Of Com
missioner Ford Prick, the Reds
today recalled Infielder Bobby
Heinrich from Savannah.
He replaces shortstop Roy
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by Dick 0roat. Don Hoax. Dick
echofleld and Kline.
Cleinente's leadoif tingle
spanked q two-run attack IN
the NTH. and in the sixth his
third single kept alive . rally
which Melted three runs.
Catcher Del Crandall hit his
18th homer for the Braves In
the nth.
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MINOR LEAGUES

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Columbus, 3; Buffalo, /.
Miami. 8: Montreal, 1.
Rochester. IL; Richmond, 8.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Salt Lake City, 2; Portland. /.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Charleston, 9: st. Paul. 2 (frsI
game).
Denver. 10: Louisville. 8 (first camel
indianapolis, les: Minneapolis, Oh
EASTERN LEAGUE
Albany, g.: Binghamton, 1.
Reading, 3: Lancaster, 3.
York, 8: Allentown, (frst gamel.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Nashville ct Shreveport. postponed
MEXICAN LEAGUE
Mexico City Tigers, 5-7; NuevC
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sRAND-SLAM HoMERS - Freese. Phila-
delphia, three; Averiil. Chicago. tive:
Mathews. Milwaukee: Skinner and Groat,
Pittsbufsh; Boyer, Grove and white. st.
Louis; Banks and Dark. Chicago: Rob-
inson. Jones and Purkey. Cincinnati;
wasner and Brandt. San Francisco;
Bouchse. Philadelphia. one each.
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No-H1T GAMES - Haddix. Pittsburgh
tperfect game for - inninss. one hit
in l3thI. Mccormick. San Francisco Is
innings).
oNE-HTT oAMEs-Hobble and Buzhardt.
Chicago: 9. Jones and Sanford. san
Francisco.
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no-(6-9).
HPB-By Sherry (orammas). wP-
Duiiba U-Gorman, Sudol Landes
|T-2:41. A-12,s77.
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