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SHENANDOAH DOWNS
GRADED HANDICAP

Post Time: 1:45 PM.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000; 4
'ear-olds and up; claiming; 5h fur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-18
fsECnNn GAMRl

Wtnner-wsiker 800. Ioser--Perry
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Four Shenandoah Victors
Meeting in Sprint Tonight

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
May Is (SpeciaD. - Shenan-
doah Downs tonight offers what
looks like its best card since
opening night, as the new track
prepares to test its drawing
mettle against Bel Air and
Rosecroft Raceway.
There are no name horses on
the program, but the 6-furlong
Potomac Purse has drawn four
winners from the young Shen-
andoah Downs meeting. These
include Broom Party, Madalena,
Chan and Rita's Reward.
Elsewhere on the nine-race
card there are more than a
dozen Shenandoah Downs win
ners, as form begins to shape
up on the horses performing
here. Races filled better after
some caution on the part Of
horsemen when rains of last
week end had sthe track in of
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READINESS
Continued From Pace AL

Continued From Psge A-1f
him immediately after the race
No irregularity was discovered.
Lester G. Robinson's surpris-
Ing Marauder, who finished
fourth and earned $500 for
his owner after setting the pac
to- the stretch. will be shipped
to- Garden State. Marauder
went off at 1913 to /, and gave
his few hackers a real thrill
while it lasted.
DESPITE a So million plus bet
ting day Saturday, Pimlico fin
ished its 12-day spring meeting
8per cent behind the 1858 ses-
sion, which also ran for two
weeks. The added competition
of Shenandoah Downs was par
italy blamed for the decrease.
as well as the smoller turnout
and wagering total on Freak
less Day.
The Pimlico management
was resuming work today on its
modernization program. This
summer another section of the
wooden stands will be replaced
with a steel grandstand to be
completed for the fall meeting,
which opens here November is
Next summer the building Of
q new clubhouse is scheduled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-18
Comedies Takes
Lengthy Match

PORTLAND Greg, May ID
(AP). - Pancho Gonzales de-
feated Australian Nal Ander-
son, 81, 2-6, Ills, in a
professional tennis match here
last night. The encounter lasted
2 hours and Is minutes.
At one point. Gonzales dis
puted a call on an Anderson
serve and demanded a change
in linesmen.
Come on, get him out Of
there" Gonzales said.
Umpire Vic Ramis asked: do
you want to bring your own
iinesman?"
i've got all night" Gonzales
replied. The change he asked
soon was made.
In another singles match, be-
ore about 1000 fans, Lew Hoad
beat Ashley Cooper. 6-9. Ga.
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and purse earnings. will be an
nounced early this week.
Hillsdale melted $4,000 in
the Los Angeles. His 1859 earn
ings are sos. 450. second only
to Vertex. and his all-time win
nings are $348.295.
Smith, a Detroit industrial
list. bought the horse for $685.
900 In April. 1858.
Next Saturdays opposition is
expected TO come from Ter
rang. Royal Living. How Now,
Amerigo. Seaneen. The Search
err and one or two other eligi-
bles.
"A mile and e-sixteenth
should be perfect for Hillsdale, .
Smith said.
Hillsdale's victims last Sat-
urday included the second fin
ishing Seaneen, third-place
Amerigo. pace-setting Alham-
bra and How Now.
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Middies, Hoyus, CIV
Troll as Sailors

GREAT NECK. N. Y. May Is
(AP).-Navy, Georgetown and
George Washington finished
fifth, sixth and ninth. respec-
lively. in the Middle Atlantic
intercollegiate sailing cham
pionship regatta here yester-
day.
Princeton won with 1853
points gained in 10 races, fol-
lowed by Columbia with 164.
Cornell with 152, Webb Insti-
tute with l43, Navy with 40.
Georgetown with 125, Rens-
selaer with 1l9. Kings Point
with ITO, CIV with 90 and Ha-
verford with II.
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condition for four days, five
events draw the regulation To-
horse field.
Shenandoah Downs wrote two
new records into the books
Saturday night when William
B. Casilear's Ware turned the
mile in l:41 in winning the sew
enth race, and Peter Vischer's
Arch Rival won at six furlongs
in l:124s.
The night plant showed
sharp upturn in betting an
attendance at the end of last
week. General Manager Bob
Leavitt is counting on it to con-
tinue. Saturday nights crowd
of 7,494 bet $279,554. the latter
figures the highest posted since
opening night. The upswing
left the average mutuel handle
at $192, $50 and average attend
ance at 400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-18
Flu Keeos Hogan
Out of Memphis

MEMPHIS. May IS tAP).-
Pre-tourney fsvorite Ben Hogan
withdrew from the $4,000
Memphis Invitational Open
yesterday because he's been i'll
for the last week.
Hogan, who has been battling
a seige of influenza. notified
tournament official Vernon Bell
of his withdrawal by telegram.
The tournament opens Thurs
DAY.
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RED sox, 10; TIGERS. |
DETROIT


8; Boston, 27-1i. LoB-Detroit. IL;
Boston, H.
2b--Runnels Daley. 3b--Runnels
HR--Gernert, Keough SF-Williams
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100000 Californian :
To Test HiIIsdoIe Again

MGLEwooD. Calf. May Is
Cap Hollywood Park pre-
sents the Californian. first Of
its four S100.000-added race
specials this week end. Seven
or more candidate are expected
to take q shot at the probable
favorite, Hillsdale.
The Indiana-bred 4-year-old
signaled q major bid for the
rich purse with a scorching VIC
tory in the $50.OOO-added Los
Angeles Handicap Saturday.
Racing for the first time since
February, c. w. Smiths con-
sistent colt carried ,i24 pounds
and won by nearly three lengths
In a race that was just one
second over the world record Of
lao for Z furlongs.
Thirty-nine horses have
been nominated for the Cali
fornian. Weights, based on age
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Maryland to Get
SchooIboy Star

A much-sought-after hfg h
school basketball star has ac-
cepted a grant-in-aid from the
University of Maryland.
David Shuck. 6-foot-9.. 220-
pound scoring star Of Nuttall
High School of Lookout, w Va,
will enter Maryland in the fall.
A resident of Handisburg, w.
Va, he led Nuttall to the State
championship among class IA
schools last. season.
The University of West Vir-
ginia and a number of other
colleges had their eyes on
Shuck. He is 10 years old.
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Ally Khan Horses
First, Second in
Lonchump Races

PARIS. May 10 tAP).-
Prince Ally Khan had a good
day at the Longchamp race
track Sunday.
One of his horses. Ginetta,
won the featured French
Guinea race for 3-year-old Ill
lies. and another. Tabourn. ran
second in the Companion fea-
ture for 3-year-old colts.
Thymus, owned by Nine. A,
Plesch, won the S-million-
franc ($16.200) race for colts,
finished q length ahead Of
Taboun.
Ginetta, ridden by G. Moore,
finished the $4,000 race for
fillies half a length ahead of
Favreale.
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Veterans Earn
Lead Positions
AtIndianapoIis

INDIANAPOLIS. May IS
CAP).-Three Of the hardest
driving veterans Of American
tracks johnny Thomson, Ed
die Sachs and Jim Rattmann-
will start in the front row Of
the 43d 50O-miIe auto race May
80 at the Indianapolis Motor
Speedway.
They won the up-front start
ing positions In weekend time
trials marred by two spectacu-
lar wrecks and the death OF
driver Jerry Unser from in
juries suffered in a crash May 2.
Tony Bettenhausen Of FINLEY
Park. H., twice national bis
car driving champion, hit the
wall and overturned Saturday
in a practice run and Johnny
Tolan Of Norwalk, Calf. looped
and crashed yesterday in a
qualifying run. Neither was in
jured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-18
Baltimore Booters
Lead in Arnold Cup

The Baltimore Kickers took
over first place in the Arnold
Cup soccer competition yester-
day with a 20 victory over the
Washington Sports Club at
Twenty-third street and Con-
stltution avenue.
In the second game of the
double-header. Central Valet
Knights of Columbus shut out
Baltimore's Dnipro Club, SO.
The Kickers now have Z
points in the competition, fol-
lowed by the Sports Club with
4, Myron Cowell and knights of
Columbus, 2, and Dnipro. l.
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Miller Trials
Featured
All Rosecroft
BY DICK O'BRIEN
star stan Writer

Qualifying trials for the Will
liam e. Miller Memorial pace.
Maryland's richest harness
race. gets the third week Of
Rosecroft's 24-night meeting
under way tonight.
Twenty seven s-year-old
PAGERS. comprising some Of the
best in training today. will
compete for juicy purses worth
s33,i00. This is only $1,000 shy
of the original estimate when
some so were declared in last
winter.
Eighteen of tonight's con-
testants are eligible for one or
all three of the worlds rich
est harness races-the $4,000
Little Brown jug September
"a; the 100000 Yonkers
Classic July 16 and the $780,
900 Messenger Stake August 81.
First Four Eligible
Tonight's qualifying trials
will be held in three divisions
with the first four finishers in
each division returning Mon
day night May Is for the finals.
The aggregate purses for to-
nights three divisional trials
is S11.l00.
The trials are the sixth, sew
enth and eighth races which
will find all the big names in
the driving field on hand for
the sessions.
Del Miller's trio in the trials
are Rosemary Frost, Julia Frost
and Bristol Hanover. Johnny
Simpson will be represented by
the two good PAGERS. Import
Freight and Chancey Farvel,
while Stanley Dancer is import
ing High Walter, The Scotch
man and Lucas Luck. Cali
fornia's Joe O'Brien has en-
tered Kings Meadow.
Brown Star Favored
A great deal of local interest
is building up in the trial in
which Brown Star, owned by
Dave Legum. is entered. Brown
Star is the early So choice to
win his heat of his record of
three straight triumphs at
Rosecroft. His competition is
tough with Rosemary Frost,
High Walter and I'm port
Freight in the same event.
Ben Kempne's Tanglewood
John, is the 81 choice to win
the seventh race qualifying test
with Butch Harmoney a 81 ia
vorite in the third of the tests.
The Miller Trials tonight are
dedicated to the Lions Clubs of
the area who have a ticket pro-
motion going for two of their
charities. Half of the funds
from ticket sales of the Lions
go to the Eye Bank and the
other half to CARE to aid
needy school children in CO.
lumbia, South America.
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Speedy MiIkmun

HARRISBURG, Pa, May Is
(AP) Mitch Smith, a milk
man from nearby Linglestown,
sped to an easy victory yester-
day in the feature 25-lap modi-
fed stock car race at Williams
Grove Speedway. Trailing the
28-year-old Smith to the fin
ish line by more than a quar-
ter-lap was Leroy Felty Of
Jamestown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-18
HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS

BASEBALL
Games Today
Suitland at Bladensburg, $50.
High Point at B-CC. 800
Northwestern at Laurel, 8.
Surrattsville at Sasscer. 2.
Fairmont HEIGHTS at Douglass, $50
Blair at Oxon Hill. ..
Wilson at Landon. $40,
Richard MONTGOMERY at Wheaton, $3.50
Sherwood at Poolesyille, $40
Games Tomorrow
Phelps at Eastern. 3.3O.
Chamberlain at Spiusarn, $3.50.
western at Dunbar. 800.
Wilson at Conlidge 7:30.
Bell at Cardozo, $40.
DeMaths At st Johns. $50
Annandale at Mount Vernon g.
Groveton. at Fails Church. 8.
Wakefield at Hammond, 4.
Mclean at Fairfax. s.
CIV at WI.
Loudoun at Herndon. .,
Nokesville at Osbourn. 8.
St Stepben's ct st. Adams. 3:30
George Mason at Woodward Prep, 8.
tongfellow at Neale. $3.50
O'Conneil at Landon w. $3.50
Gaithereburg at Larkey.
TENNIS
Tomorrow
st. Stephens at ST Adams, $3.50.
GOLF
Today
METROPOLITAN schoolboy qualifying al
Norbeek.
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Poo Wins Net Title

David Pao continued to make
a shambles of the seedlings yes
terday as he beat John Shaw.
As, 6-3, 6-3, for the junior
boys singles championship of
the Arlington County Tennis
Association tournament at Bar
croft Park. Pao beat top.
seeded Glen Adams in the
semiflnals Saturday. Shaw
was seeded second.
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Coolwood
Winner at
Annapolis

ANNAPOLIS, May IL (Spe-
ciaD &C. w. Stephens Cool
wood yesterday won the grand
championship Of the Mary
Helen Horse Show near here,
ridden alternately by Chuck
Gore and Linky Smith.
: Coolwood earned sufficient
points for the grand title by
taking the junior crown and
then piling up more points in
the working hunter division, al
though he did not win another
championship.
Working hunter champion
was Mollie Maslin's Jamie, who
scored over DR.. Christine
Kehne's High Girl.
ii the green division, Caro-
line Muldoon's Did Not Done
wasridden to victory by Bobbie
Gardner. Reserve went to June
Martyrs Playreel, who was
making his show ring debut.
Gardner Hallman rode Miss
Martyrs homebred horse.
The Gardner family scored
onestwo in the jumper division,
as Gary Gardner rode Henry
Yozelle's Miss Furs to the
championship and his sister
Bobbie rode her own horse,
Tauia. for the reserve.
IItedline: f-Kste Cannon; Doug
las Hugg; 3--Carla Gibbon.
tSouthern Maryland hacks: 1--chal
Night. Luther Shepherd: 2-My Pun.
chase B, Leroy Myett: 3 Liz Shepherd.
Maiden hosemanship: l. Don Sim
mons; Butch Gardner; 3--Fat Re-
Southern Maryland hunters: l.
Chal Might; 2-Linky's Thorne Sbeila
Graham; David Gray. Marilyn Hugg.
Junior hacks; 1-Compromising Lady.
Cockatoe Stables; 2-Jallamar. Rich
ard Zimmerman; 3-Grant Bridge, Ann
dreen working hunters: Ibid Not
Done. Caroline Muldoon: Galway,
Harry SpFadlin; 3--Limeriek, Belvedere
Warmup jumpers; IL Miss Furs.
Henry Yczeile: Country Brother,
Jack Piersol; 3--Miss BeIvedere, Bel
vedere Farm.
Junior jumpers: 1-Tania, Bobbie
Girl, DR. Christine Kehne
Working hunter hacks: 1-coolwood.
@. w. Stephens; Jamie, Mollie
Maslin; 3-Jallamar.
Green hunters: 1-Capers. Col. and
Mrs. F. c. Roeckel; 2--Playreel, June
Martyr: 3-Did Not Done.
Junior hunters: Lockwood; p
Jallamar; 3--Limerick.
Krockdown- and-out: 1--Tania; p
Timber Boy, Bob Gibbon; 3-Country
Brother.
Ladies' working hunters: David
Gray; 2-High Girl; 3-Vixen, Bel
Green hunters under saddle: L.
Playreel: Him Boy, lsidore Small;
Hope Of Gladewinds, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Kramer.
Open jumpers; miss Fnrs; -
dibbon. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Gibbon.
Road hacks; Grant Bridge; 3
Coolwood; 3-vixen.
W,orking hunters: High Girl; PHI e
Junior hunter hacks: 1-cooiwood;
2--Jallamar: 3--My Purchase B.
Modified olympic: 1-Tania; p
Ladies' green working hunters: L.
DID Not Done: Him Bow: 3--Vixen
Hendy hunters: my Purchase B. /:
miss Belvedere; 3-T-Jamie.
Mcdonald: miss Belvedere; 3-Trig-
ger. Diane Berbruk
Junior hunter Coolwood;
reserve. Jallamar.
Green WORKING champion--Did Not
Doe: reserve Piayreel
Wnrktn- hunter champion-Jamie;
reserve. High Girl
Jnmrsr champion---Miss Furs; re-
serve. Tania
Grand pion-- co"lwood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-18
BY ANNE CHRISTMAS
star staff Writer

The old adage about like
father, like son" proved to be
true as a 3-year-old colt de-
feated his distinguished sire in
the final day Of the East's first
all-Arabian horse show yester-
day at Al-Marah Farm near
Bethesda.
Champion stallion was E. D.
Shea's Radamason, from st.
Marys, Pa. who was one of
six stations called back into
the ring for the final judging.
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SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

! Count D'uove. Deere. Do hIt TI'ne
s--0uatre Pass, Avg i'nsniativs 1sa'
Dee.
3--Alaska sur GsTans eraule.n
Ninety North
Poetic. q ~ Ar r.tLfy Bush
5-Ponder ''s Chstterer, fountain
6 -.Iuii4t ri 3, leef, En- -hay Elm
Rslel tina, Weepina r IN.
cess.
:" cl,sing Brudou. Jet eirf
Z Il.
J-7,1s N. Mr.. P B M. Swear on.
BEST BIT Jublet.
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Brundoqe in Rome

ROME, May 10 (AP) Avery
Brundage of Chicago, president
of the international Olympic
Committee. arrived here last
night for a meeting aimed at
streamlining the 1860 Rome
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Shenandoah
Scratches

Noble Harmony, Jack Tyrie. Mel
rose.
2-Jimmie NJ. Bennys Choice.
5--NauRhty Nymph
6--Friendineed, High Vision, Battle
Night.
s-Next to Closing, Brudou, Pulsa-
ton, Jeanne X.
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GIANTS, 9; REDLEGS,
SAN FRANCISCO
Totals 80 IsI Totals IS slOa

Totals 81 J Totals 30 lOH
l. Struck out for Purkey in 7th;
. Ran for Wagner in 18th
SAN FRANCISCO 300 O2O 4Ox-9
E-McNilian. Temple. Miller. Daven.
Francisco. 27-6. DIP Thomas to Tenn
pie 70 Robinson LoB-cincinnati. B;
San Francisco. 6.
2b-Pinson, Kirkland Mays. c.
peda. 2h-wagner HR-Rodgers 2,
MAYS. SB-Pinson, Cepeda
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PIRATES, Sc; CUBS, At
FIRST GAME

Totals 80 5 q Totals rs 4 II 3
] Lined into double play for Ander-
SON in 5th; . Flied out for Porterhsld
in 9Th: Walked for Bughsrdt In 9th;
Ran for s. Taylor in 9th.
PITTSBURGH -- 91o I'll oo0-5
CHICAGO O10 oil 001-4
E. Banks. PO-A - Pittsburgh. 81
IL: CHICAGO. 27-11 DP-T. Taylor to
BANKS to Long: Groat to Hoax; Law
to Mazeroski TO Nelson; Hoax to Ms-
-ernski to Nelson LOB Pittsburgh g.;
Chicago z.
gb- Burgess. Virdon HR--T Thomson,
Mszeroski t2l. Clemente, Long. SB-'
Skinner Virdon.
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fsEcoND GAMEl

XFaced two batters N Hth.
Winner-Law t3-1D. Loser-Ander-
son t2-2l.
U - Jackowski. Crawford, Delmore
and Rariick T-9:23
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-18

/ Struck out for Daniels in eth:
9 Flied out for. Virdon in Sth. Flied
out for R. @. Smith in 9th.
PITTSBURGH 100 Ill 0l1--6
| CHICAGO 900 $50 20x--7
E-Groat. PO-A-Pittsburgh 24-9:
| Chicago. 27-g. DP-T. Taylor to Bank
| to Long, Groat to Kluszewski, LOB
l Pittsburgh 9, Chicago 4.
oB--T. Taylor ., Burgess. Virdon.
s. TAYLOR, Mazerossi HR-Hoak. Long,
Banks. Skinner. Clemente. sF-clem-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-18

Winner-Miller t2-0l. Loser-Pur'
KEY f4-4l
WP-Jeffcaat. U-Secory, Dixon.
Smith and Dascoh. T-2:2O. Az
eCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-18
go 9ol 4oS 90
CT EvELAHD
BALTIMORE

E-oardner, Triandos, carrasquel.
Klaus. Martin, Strickland (2l. PO-A-
Cleveland. 32-14. Baltimore, 33-lO.
pp--Strickland, Martin and Power (2l
LOB--Cleveland, q: Baltimore, 10.
3b--Taehv. HR-TriandoS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-18

KANSAS CITY
NEW YORK

Totals 80 t012 10 Totals 2s o 2
Walked for Mas in 9Th; 2 Ran for
ward in 9TH; Flied out for Kucks in
KANSAS CITY 06e 600 220-1O
NEW YORK - 900 900 O00--
E-None. Po-A-Kansas City. 27-1o.
New York, 27-l1 DP-House 70
DeMaestri. LOB--Kansas City 5, New
York 4. HR-Williams, Hadiey. s.
Grim, Lopez.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-18

Totals 81 SUI Totals 32 3 Z 3
Walked for johnson in sth.
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Close to Record

Thomson's average speed to
win the pole position, inside of
he front row. was 145.908, a
watch tick under Dick Rath-
fnann's l45.974 record. Sachs,
Center Valley. Pa. tavern oper-
ator, was clicked at 145.425 and
Jim Rathmann, Dicks brother
from Miami, at l44.433.
Johnny Parsons of Van Mugs,
Calf. winner of the rain
shortened 1850 race, announced
yesterday that he was through
at the big Indianapolis track.
The veteran. who was national
big car champion in l949, will
continue to race midgets and
stocks.
Only two drivers, Jack
Turner of Seattle and Jimmy
Daywalt of Indianapolis, COM
pleted qualifying runs yester-
day as wind and rain short
ened the session.
Dick Rathmann made the
lineup's second row with a
144.248 performance in the
record -holding Mcnamara Spe-
cial and he will share it with
newcomer Bobby Grim of In
dianapolis and veteran Rodger
Ward of Los Angeles.
Other drivers who qualified
were Don Branson of Cham
paign. ILL.,; Bob Veith, Oak
land, Calf: Eddie johnson.
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio; Gene
Hartley, Indianapolis: Johnny
Boyd, Fresno. Calf, and
Duane Carter, Indianapolis.
All qualifications are subject
to next week ends trials. Any
car now in the lineup can be
bumped" if it is not one of
the SO fastest on the final tally.
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MAJOR BOX SCORES
cLEvELANp RAlrIMuRE

Totals Is 7lOS Totals as sI3s
/ Singled for Gardner In 9Th; Flied
out for johnson In 9th: POPPED out
for MeLish in 18th.
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YANKEES. BIO; A's. z.lO
u WNNIET
NEW YORK

1UIHIs % IWz IuthH -
sRff for TX kubs * Is ss ST. Kan 's iSi
skowron In 9th: 4 Ran for Larsen IN
KANSAS CITY Dol 600 9lo--2
NEW YORK &c., 600 900 003--3
f. Smith, Maris, Po-A - Kansas
City 25-9; New York, 2T-l1 tone out
when winning run scoredl. DP-Mc-
Doueald 70 Kubek: Mcpougald TO Ku-
New York 10
% House. Lopez, Daley. HR
Maris. 81 Cerv.
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KANSAS CITY
NEW YORK

Winner Grim t4-3). Loser-Sturdi-
want t0-2).
HIP by Mas tWilliams). u
Summers, Mckinley, Soar and Chylak.
Tt. 100 A-oSoS1
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win Try Again

The durable 42-year-old Bet
tenhausen, USAC circuit cham
pion last year. announced that
he win try again next week end
in the new Epperly nat engine
car owned by John r. Wills of
Nashville. Tenn, and originally
assigned to rookie Rex Easton
Of Springfield. III.
Unser. 26-year-old member
of famous Colorado racing
family. died yesterday of COM
plications from burns he suf-
fered in q practice run crash
is days before. He had started
for the first time in last years
500 and his car was tossed over
the outer wall in the oscar
wreck on the first lap.
Unser's death was the 49th
from a speedway mishap since
the plant opened as a Mac
Adam track in 1909. There have
been AZ deaths since the 500
miller was started on a new
paved track in 1911.
The IA weekend qualifiers
left 10 spots open in the 33-car
starting lineup. The 10-mile
qualifying record set last year
by Dick Rathmann of San Ga
briel. Calf, was not broken but
Thomson, 81 year old Scot
from Boyertown. Pa. turned in
a one-lap (2la-mile) record OF
1852.