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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-27
REDLEGs, ]; CARDS, 6

Totals 406l3 6Totals 4I7l47
Planned for prammas in 9TH; Q
Pepper out for Jackson in 9TH: a.
Fouled out for Lawrence in Sth; a.
Flied out for Mcdaniel in 9th 81
Forced runner for Tate in 10th: g.
Ran for Bailey In 10th.
ST LOUIS ----- 900 900 $50 %
CINCINNATI - 900 ITO O40 ~
Po-A-st Louis 2S-4; Cincinnati 30
l5-One out when winning run scored)
pP-Boyer unassisted; Temple TO Kas-
Cincinnati IL.
2B-Blasingame, White 2, Temple
Bell, Kasko, HR-Cunninsham. Boyer,
Musial 2. S--Cimoli.
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YANKs, 8; WHITE soX, 4
NEW YORK
CHICAGO
Totals 81 s14s Totals

Totals 81 s14s Totals "a 4IO4
Walked for Phillips in 9th: Hit
sacrifice fly for staley in 9th; 3 Inten-
tionally walked for Pisoni in 7th:
singled for Terry in 9TH; Struck out
for Lown In Sth.
NEW YORK ------- Dol 023 2OO-s
CHICAGO - O20 O02 GJOO-4
E-Riyera, LollAr. PO-A-New York.
27-l0; Chicago, 27-l0. DP-Aparicio
to skowron; McDougald TO Richardson
10 Skowron: Fox TO Aparicio to Tor
Seson. LoB-New York, II; Chicago, 3.
2B-Skewron Simpson. Lands, 2,
Mantle, MeDougald. 3B-Pierce HR-
Lopez McDouEald SB-Fox. S.-Pi .
IOni. RichardSnn- EE-Cash
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VERY NICE IS Garwood Day cruiser:
Big cockpit, Chrylser Royal: must
sell 800 firm for quick sale.
s.HaADYsIDE BOAT YARD. Shady
MIG Htb T Ts1ssct Ss sgas I3tt rpaaRSSt
is.f 8 RuiSxBoUf; I n,o.OT and trailer;
fully equipped; $3.50. Call AP. =
| 323S after D pm.
go CABIN CRUISER. custom built,
sleeps Evinr lss gseSgi I head twin 2S-
thips complete Sc, 900 : H %uss Be eV seen
70 be appreciated. Corinthian Yacht
Club. 2nd and SITS. s.v.. between
NEW 1s-FT. cupboard and 2I-ft. in
BOARD; sleeps 2. Lapstrake and copper
| IiVeted: very sturdy and beautiful.
Finnish built ia. 2-2569,
lift. WHIRLWIND-35 hp. motor,
trailer. compl. equip. $3.50. IKE. s.
og11 after = pm. weekdays.
49-FT. sloop r class. Condition GOOD
throushout: sails and riggins good
| Asking $4,000; offers considered Call
Gibson Island IS.
cHRYsLER-Marine engine; Q to i
reduction; priced to sell SI65. IA.
4-4s17.
TR0JAN-2O-ft. cruiser: 20 h.p, MeT-
curry; fully equip. excel. eond.: Owner
abroad. COLUMBIA ISLAND MA
| RINA. Dock Dill, Sat, Sun. after
noon or cali FE. 7-494S weekdays
1i-FT. DUNPHY lapstrake cupboard
rpnabout: l4-ft. nodded plywood run
about y their cost. JU' 7-Ts53.
BRAND-NEW i5-ft. Giasspar, uphoI-
steted. windshield and eonV. top and
SIDE curtains. Complete with Scott
so h:k,p, Original cost, S2,2O5. Must
sell. Sl,6s7, sP. 2-7397.
PROFESSIONAL ABB cupboard racing
hydros and motors, KRIS. SRs, and
NIX sO,H Top eond. Sale or trade.
a0-FT,. BAY BUILT deadrise boat, suit
sple tor nshing parties or family use.
Glassed-in pilot house All modern
impTovements. Call univ. 7-sS49,
25 HIP. JOHNSON MOTOR, excellent
eonaition; reasonable price. Call IA.
6-394l.
MFG nodded fbergias l7-ft. de luxe
MODEL with upholstered seats, sets
steerine, Si'Is5' THE BOAT CENTER.
So36 Ga, ave. JU 5-77T3.
1858 lift. CUSTOM CRAFT, inboard.
@bo HIP. Buick Marine engine orig.
owner; boat and motor have less than
30 mrs. tully equip, life preservers,
prox. so m.p.h. S2.395, Call bet. o.
am. and 10 pm, JU. $1,000. ask
for MR.. GAY.
22-FT. CRUISERS so h.p. Johnson with
generator: lS-gal. gas tank with g.
gal. spare: $3.50 or make offer. Call
42-FT BAY BUILT CABIN CRUISER,
sleeps 4. See Mr.. J. p. GARRISON,
West Beach, Nd, Alpine 7-426l.
sKIFF. 17x5h-ft. beam, 9 IT, high,
seats and backs. CHIP. Wizard: very
clean: S13b or best offer. After 1880,
10. 1910.
FIBERGLAS OUTB0ARD CRUISER,
10 IT, with flying bridge, bunk mats.
steering wheel, 20-gal fuel tank;
5000 value, special S2.19a. THE
BOAT CENTER. S236 Ga. ave. Ju
2O-FT. CABIN CRUISER, ali access.
head. galley, 35-h.p. cleo. starter
motor; S2,195 NO 1854.
l6-FT. WHIRLWTND, day-cruiser. 3s-
h.p. electric start motor. trailer and
lots soo Of c sece sS -oo Almost s new
FIRST TIME OFFERED
AT REDUCED PRICES!
Direct factory clearance sale New
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Baltimore. Md. Mulberry $4,000
Dealers protected)
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Winner-.-spahn d0-s). Loser Bug
hardt f4-3l.
U-Dascoli Secory. Dixon, Smith
r--2.3B. A-35,262.
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GIANTS, 8; PHILLIEs, o
PHILADELPHIA San

Totals 20 0 o Totals 32 sos
1 Grounded out for Farrell in 9th.
PHILADELPHIA - 900 900 OOO-O
SAN FRANCISCO 49, OLE 900 5Ox-s
-Mays. PO-A--Philadeiphia, PAL;
San Francisco, 27-I4. DP-Bfessoud
TO Spencer to Cepeda; Owens TO Hoppe
TO Philley. Notwithstanding, e. San
Francisco, Q.
2b--Landrith, Kirkland (2). HR--'
Mays, Brandt.
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winner - Paseual to-D. Loser -
Carver (6-6).
.U-summers, Mckinley, Soar, Chy-
lax. T-2:2e. A--s,272.
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KANSAS CITY
WASHINGTON
KANSAS CITY

IOtaN ---------- 30 Z 10 Z
T So1 bs i S, os5vf n i3 5h LINED
for Meyer in 9th.
wAsHINoToM, $500 100 900 1Sl-s
KANSAS CITY 49, 900 900 1913
E-Throneberry Po-A-washinston,
27-9; Kansas City, 27-1l. DP--Lumpe
TO De Maestri to Hadley: Killebrew TO
Bertoia to Sievers, LOB-WashinEton
q: Kansas City, 10.
2b-williams, 2; House, Kiliebrew.
6-Lumpe, Pascual.
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Winner---MeCormick t6-7J. Loser
Owens 40.
WP-Farrell U--Barlick. Jackou-
a.. 1856.
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FIBERGLAs 0UTBoARD CRUISER,
steering wheel, so.sai fuel tank <;
5000 value, special S2.lee. THE
BOAT CENTER. S236 Ga. ave. Ju
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head, galley, 35-h.p. elec. starter
motor: S2,l95 NO. 7-6534.
l6-FT. WHIRLWTND, day-cruiser. u.s.
h.p. electric start motor. trailer and
lots OF accessories Almost new,
$1,000. Call so. 5-7700, Ext. 26237
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06

Heot- proof glass and sleomins
metol. Complete with eondle and
metol stund. Porty size l2-eup
capacity. Use to serve hot or cold
beverages. Nice Mothers DoY gift
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06

Again this year your Giant is pleased to offer you the
seasons finest Genuine Spring Lumb-GlANT TOP
NOTCH-the top USDA Government grades. It's tender,
it's young, it's fIovofuI-und it's close trimmed and
weighed before you buy! Treat your fumiy and your
guests to wonderful "first"-Genuine Gunt TOp-Notch
Spring Lomb the seasons finest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06

Moulded wood with gloss enomel
finish and chFomed brass hard
ware. Choose from q vorietY Of
coIors to contrast or hormonizs
with your bathroom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-26
HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL

mEsULtns TESIEkDAt
csSdczo. a2 Beii, .. "
Carroll, 10; Wilson, o.
Coolidge, 49, Western, 10,
z. C: Glass, 10; Washington-Lee o.
Eairtax. ~; George Waghineton. o..
FAIR siEmS chur nflsa so S cr sssss is
oaithersburg, 81; oeoTEetowh FREQ.
Landon. 10; o,conneli. Q. H
Luther Jackson. go; Leesburg Doug
Marshall, IS; cedar-Lee, O.. y
Mount Vernon. 10; GrQveton, 10.
Northwestern, 49, NorthWood. o,
Osbourn, 20. Loudoun County, 9,
Roosevelt, 30; Dunbar. Il,
~, stephens ~ Friends. .. =
"'u''p GAMES i TO-DAY
Phelps at Eastern, 1890 am.
qonzaga at Episcopal, $3.50.
~, ooed Counsel At Mount st. Joseph
R Pen sUI 4 !. MG %aSIfsq Tr sls
Biadensburs At wheaton, =.
sherwood at Richard MONTGOMERY, 2
Glenelg 81 Edgewater, o..
Howard County at South Hagers'
EsPiats at Southern ,Lo.hian), 2.
Lackey at Quantico Post. o..
Hammond w, Aanandale at CIV, 8
Handley at Lee, 2
JEB Stuart VS., James Madison a
= Jeb StuaE Us. James Madison a
Herndon AZ. Gar Field. 2.
Parker-oray at st. Emma MA (Rocl
Castle. Va) 2.30
Woodberry Forest at Augusta M
CFort Defia9 GSM yaA si,SSD.y
st.. Johns VS.. Calvert Hall at Noun
50 Joseph (BaltimoreD, Q.
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Goithersburq
Spells Opener
Of Little Hoyos

Gaithersburg High School
ground out a 67-yard scoring
drive in the second quarter and
struck two more times before
the half on the way to a $40
whitewash of Georgetown Prep
last night at the Gaithersburg
Agriculture Center.
Halfback Mike Norris got the
second score on a 38-yard burst
around right end, and counted
again in the last quarter with
a 55-yard run after taking a 10
yard pass from Quarterback
Kenny Torreyson. Fullback
Garland Kirk. who scored on
the first touchdown drive,
added the final six points when
he ran 40 yards with a Prep
tumble.
Prep, opening its season, got
to midfiield in the first perio!
and to the Gaithersburg As on
a pass in the third quarter, but
a penalty erased the Little
Hoyas' deepest thrust.
GEORGETOWN PREP 0 o 0 o. q
GAITHERSBURG o 10 12-3l
Gaithersburg scoring: Touchdowns-
Kirk 2 a., run: 40, run with fumblel
Norris =? t3S, un; 65, pass-run from
rorreySon): Burdette (2, plunge)
Observation-Disclosures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-26

Carroll High School, whom
practically everyone thought
would have lost a football game
by this date, yesterday scored
its easiest of three straight
victories. 1870, at Wilson.
The Lions struck quickly for
two touchdowns in the second
quarter on Halfback Jim
Prices 50-yard run and on a
36-yard push in eight plays,
after End Bill Mould fell on a
Wilson tumble.
In the second half. the de-
tense. led by Guard Jack More
land, Tackle Tom Fitzgerald
and Carley Stedman at safety,
recovered a third Wilson FUN
BILE and intercepted four passes
to thwart the Tigers.
The third touchdown came
on Tony Stevens 15-yard run
around right end with about
a minute left, three plays after
Chuck Rohan returned an in
Perception to the IT. Stedman,
the Carroll quarterback, con-
nected on seven of II passes
for Sc yards, leading the Lions
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Cash Brothers
Garry Majors to
Marrow Victory

The Cash brothers, Arnold
and Butch. scored all of Mount
Vernon's points last night to
lead the Majors to a 1912
football victory over Groveton
at Mount Vernon. tsb
Arnold threw TO Butch for
a 76-yard scoring pass-play
early in the game and later
scored from the 1-yard line
and kicked the vital extra
point, all in the first half.
The Tigers, led by Julio
Betancourt, scored on an 85-
yard drive in the second quar-
ter and had a chance for the
tie after Betancourt teamed
with End Satch Fraley on a
45-yard scoring pass.
a aoSSSFr1 VERNON 8 2 9 &lS
Groyeton scoring; Touchdown
iM from setsn e, rqn'' Fraiey '4o' pass
downs-B. Cash C76. pass from A
CASH. A. Cash II, run). Conversion
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St. Stephens
Beats Friends

st. Stephens struck for four
touchdowns from outside the
35-yard line as it defeated
Friends, 1876. yesterday in an
Interstate Athletic Conference
football opener for both schools
at Friends.
Bob Clore, a transfer from
George Washington in Alexan-
dria. ran back a punt 70 yards
to start the spree. He added
his second touchdown midway
in the opening period on a
5-yard run.
Allin Pierce. who scored
Friends only touchdown near
the end of the first quarter.
tried to keep the Quakers in
the game with SO yards in 10
running attempts. He averaged
As yards on his punts.
Fl TRIE sT5sHENs - 4 lS 9 So
St. stephsn,s1clore 20. punt return
pass 'P frSm ' shepherds 9 run 'cl0rs
rrlends-Pierce As, run (run failed).
81, hen's--RumberRer SIS, mass
from Stephenson pass failed)
u IStephen's-qrifnth rs. pass from
St stephen'-Sebrell ss' mass f,or
Cronin run failedl
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Northwestern
Spills Indiuns

Northwestern High School
put together four long scoring
drives to defeat Northwood,
$50, last night at Northwest
ern in a Bi-County League
football game.
The Wildcats moved 40 yards
in five plays near the end of
the first half for a touchdown
and reeled of touchdown drives
of IS and so yards in the third
quarter.
Richie Melbourne finished the
Northwestern scoring. running
over from the five to cap a So
yard march in the final quarter.
NORTHWOOD o o q o. q
Northwestern scoring: Touchdown
Brock recovered tumble in end zonel
stanton g, rum, Miller rs, pass
from BadaczewskD, Milbourne Is, rum
Conversion-Badaczewski. 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-26
BY BOB HANSON
Star stan Writer

Falls Church High School
isn't going to knock off the
big three in the Northern
Virginia Group / League In
football this year, but the
Jaguars should finish with
their first winning season
since 1855.
A loser to powerful AMMAN
dale last week, Falls Church
doesn't figure to get by either
Wakefield or Washington-Lee,
but it Is no worse than an even
bet to win its other league
games.
The Jaguars now are I'LL
following a 20-18 victory over
Mclean last night on their
home field.
IA First Downs
Fails Church ran UP 1872
yards Of which 1872 was on the
ground and made IA first
downs. Ron Oleyar. 5-foot-8
160-pounder was the biggest
contributor averaging seven
yards per carry in is attempts
and scoring all three Of his
teams touchdowns. But Larry
Axes two placements were the
winning margins.
The Jaguars marched 80
yards with the opening kickoff
to score with Oleyar going over
from one yard out. A 19-yard
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Bee Victory
Fails 10 Show
True strength

Bethesda Chevy CHI ase,
stunned by Wheaton, 100, last
Saturday. apparently must wait
at least another week to learn
its true football strength. Par
tisans of the Barons gained
little insight from a 27-0 white
wash of Oxon Hill yesterday
at B-CC.
Friday night the Bi-County
League champions will play
High Point at Northwestern
High. High Point trimmed
Oxon Hill, 1876. last week in
the season opener for both. and
should provide the type of OPP
position the Barons need be-
fore claiming a rebound.
Yesterday, Guard Pete Coun-
tryman blocked a Clipper punt
for a safety in the first quar-
ter, the Barons tackled on three
touchdowns in the second and
Carl Middledorf mopped up
with a 36-yard run off tackle
in the last period.
oxoN HILL 30 0 0 o. O
B-Cc ----- . 10 o 6-27
B-cc scoring: Touchdowns-Guth-
RE I'll, pass from Lengenfelterl /:
Eaton %. plungeb. Dewilde go. pass
from Boone: Middledorf t36. rum
Safety = Countryman blocked punt
rolled through end zone). Conversion
Eaton trushl.
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WARWICK
WAKEFIEL
WI Shut Out
By E. G. Glass

LYNCHBURG. Va. Sept. 26
(SpeciaD. Fullback Garland
Cox ran for three touchdowns
as E. c. Glass defeated Wash
ington-Lee from Arlington,
1910, here last night. 1t was
Glass third straight football
victory.
Glass took the opening kick
off and moved to the Generals
42-yard line in five plays. Cox.
5-foot-10. $50 pounds. raced
around left end to score.
Cox capped a 30-yard march,
diving over from the / in the
second quarter, and again
toured left end in the fourth
quarter on 50-yard scoring
jaunt.
WI. -- o o 0 o. o
E. C. Glass scoring: Touchdowns--
Cox, 3 .t42, run: l, plunge; so, RUM.
Conversion-Berry.
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Folls Church MoyPost.
Best Mark Since AS

pass play from AXE to Ralph
Hidalgo set II up. "
Mclean came back TO score
q touchdown in the second
quarter with. Fullhack JEFF
Warner bulling UP the middle
for IL yards to end a 77-yard
drive. Mclean took a third
quarter 1877 lead as Ev Rever-
comb scored from the i've on q
quarterback sneak.
X Receivers Rumble
!. A. recovered tumble on Nc
Leans 81 set up Falls Church's
second touchdown. in the last
quarter, with Olegar going over
from the five. The Anal score
for the Jaguars was a 46-yard
run of right tackle by Oieyar
with less than four minutes re-
naming in the game.
The Highlanders, who made
eight first downs and 1876 yards
total, hit the end zone in the
dying seconds Of the last peroid
when T. A. Bayne skirted his
left end from 10 yards out.
Defensive Halfback Ken Lewis
Of Falls Church was taken te
Arlington Hospital with a bro
ken left ankle received in the
first quarter.
FALLS CHURCH = 3 Q lS-5i
Mclean scoring; Touchdowns =
Warner III. rum. Revercomb Is, rum
T. A. Bayne 10, rum.
Falls Church scoring: Touchdowns--
Oleyar, 3 Il. run; 5, run: 40, rum
Conversions-Ake, 2.
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Landon Victory
Reveals Shaw
As Big Asset
BY CARL SELL
star Stan Writer

Dick Shaw, a f1ashy 6-foot,
l75-pound halfback. has given
the Landon School football
team a breakaway runner to 60
with the passing and running
Of Quarterback Buzz Bastable.
Shaw. who returned to Lam
don this season after spending
two years in California, scored
one touchdown yesterday and
set UP another With long runs
as Landon defeated q scrappy
O'Connell High team, 1876,
yesterday at O'Connell' in
Arlington.
Landon. playing without its
big linemen. George Manger
and Fred Hetzel. was stopped
by the middle of the O'Connell
line until Shaw got things roll
ing with a 33-yard pass to End
Bob McConnaughey in the first
period, which put the ball on
the O'Connell 36.
Halfbacks Bill Shinnerer
and Rick Erickson worked the
ball down to the 20 in three
plays. Shaw then skirted left
end and skidded into the end
zone for the Bears first touch
down.
Bastable got Landon's sec
ond touchdown seconds before
the half ended on a l0-yard
run.
O'Connell. aided by a tough
defense, came back in the
second half and narrowed the
gap to 1876 on a 17-yard pass
from Quarterback John Deepen
brock to Halfback Bill Duryee.
Landon controlled the ball in
the final period and finally
scored a touchdown after
Tackle Bill Avery recovered a
tumble on the O'Connell II.
Fullback Art Burket ran to the
one. and scored on. the next
play.
LANDON IL n an
lO'CONNBLL o o q
70 Landon scoring. Touchdowns-Shaw
| ;O rum: Bastable 90, rum: Burket
y, rum ConverSion-Shaw, pass
from Bastable
o'Connell scoring: Touchdown -
Dudyee az. pass from DepenbrocE)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-26
ANACOSTIA'S SLATE CLEAN
Coppo's Return Gives
Coolidge New Power

Anacostia High School, which
has won three straight football
games-one more than last
years total-and has rolled up
an 1919 point margin over its
opponents, still is untested and
looking ahead to its toughest
games.
The Indians squeaked by
Mckinley Tech. 1912, yester-
day, at AnacoStia, to open up
the Interhigh League East Divi-
sion schedule. But Zu Stewart,
Anacostia coach. says frankly,
I'VE were lucky"
jerome Carter. Trainer half
back, ripped of touchdown
sprints of So and SO yards, but
both were called back because
of penalties.
Tech held a 1875 halftime
lead. Fullback Tom Dunn and
Tailback Jerry Droze clicked
for touchdowns in the third
and fourth periods to lead the
Indians from behind.
Halfback Don Chapman put
the Trainers out in front mid
way in the first quarter with a
32-yard run up the middle to
cap a 65-yard march.
DroZe got AnacoStia back in
the game with his first score in
the second quarter. Tech came
back on a 65-yard drive with
Fullback Bill Clark bulling over
from the 2.
TECH Ec:Haos-, -------- g g 9 0-ls
Anacostia scoring: Touchdown
Droze. 2 a, run: 4, rum; Dunn Is,
Tech scoring: Touchdowns-Chap-
man (32. rum: Clark e, rum.
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MAJOR
LEADERS
AMERICAN LFAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
batf --Kuenn Detroit. .35i: Ka.
line; Detroit. .3e7; RunnelS, Boston
IL: Fox Chicago, 800. Minoso
New York. iO4; Power, Cleveland
lO2; .'ensen, Boston, 100; Kuenn
Detroit, 90.
RUNS BATTED IN-Colayito. cleve.
LAND Ill; Jensen. Boston, 100: Xiii.
ebrew, WASHINGTON, lOI:. Lemon
washington 100; Kaline, Detroit
HITS - Kuenn. Detroit, 1875: Fox
Chicago. lS9; Runnels, Boston, l73
DOUBLEs-Kuenn. Detroit. AZ: Nal
zone, Boston. and Fox. Chicago. "a:
Runnels, Boston. 33: Mtnoso, Cleve-
land and Williams, Kansas City,
TRIPLES Allison. washington, q
Mcdonald, New York, S; Lands
Chicaeo, kuenn. Detroit, Maris
Kansas City and kubek. New York
HOME RUNs-colavito. Cleveland, AZ;
Killebrew. WASHINGTON. 40: Lemon,
WASHINGTON, 49, Mantle. New York,
II Maxwell, Detroit and Allison,
Washington, 80.
STOLEN BASES - Aparicio, Chicago
q; Mantle, New York, II; Jensen,
Allison. Washington. II.
PITCHING biased on rs or more de-
ctsion1-Shaw, Chicago, 1915, .139.
McLish. Cleveland. 1913, .TO4:
WYNN, Chicago. 2l-l0. .67I; MosSi
Detroit, Ia '654; O'clock Boston
sTRIKEoGTs-Bunning. Detroit, aOI:
Wynn. Chicago. III; Pascual, WASH
ington. ia; Wilhelm, Baltimore
and Score, Cleveland, 139. ~
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING BASED on 400 or more at
bats - Aaron, Milwaukee, .354 /:
CUNNINGHAM, st. Louis, 34s; Pinsor
cinAcinati and cepeda. San Fran
CISCO 30: Boyer, 81 Louis 81
San Francisco. ll9; Aaron, Milwau-
kee. 115: Mathews. Milwaukee, ia:
Robinson, Cinncinati, l06.
RUNS BATTED IN--Banks, Chicago,
i43; Robinson ,tIISo cinnnncinstii, LIS;
cinnati, and Mathews, Milwaukee,
mTs-Aaron.M Milwaukee. els: Pinson,
Cincinnati, 20l; ,cepeda, San Fran
cisco. 1SS, Temple. Cincinnati, 1888;
Zee. and Blasingame. st. Louis, us
DOUBLES Pinson. Cincinnati, AZ:
Aaron, Milwaukee, 70: Mays. San
francisco. Al; Cimoli. st Louis, So;
Temple. Cincinnati, 50. a
TRIPLES-Moon, Los Angles. II; Pin
son. Cincinnati, Neal,Los Angeles
and White, st. Louis, 8; Taylor
and Dark. Chicago. and Mathews,
Milwaukee, 3.
HOME RUNs- Banks. Chicago and
Mathews, Milwaukee, As: Aaron.
Milwaukee, 80: Robinson, Cincinn-
att, 80: Mays, San Francisco. 81:
Los Angeles. 20; Cepeda, San Fran
cisco, %; Pinson, Cincinnati. 20.
PITCHING Biased on Is or more
deciSsions)-Face. Pittsburgh. 1871,
.947: Law. Pittsburgh. 1879. 1857:
Craig, Los Angeles. 1915, .667;
Antonelli. San Francisco, 1910.
665; Pordes, Los Angeles las. .636.
STRIKEOUTS-- Drvsdale. Los An
geles, 239; s. Jones. San Francisco.
c03: Koufax, Los Angeles. l72;
Antonelli, San Francisco, 1854: Had
dix, Pittsburgh and Mccormick,
San Francisco. 14S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-26
BY JIM CAWOOD
Contributing Writer

Tony Coppa, Coolidge's 100
pound senior fullback, returned
to full duty yesterday in time
to play a major role in the
Colts Interhigh League football
opener, their first victory after
a loss and a tie in non-league
games.
Thanks largely to Coppa. who
gained 80 yards in Is carries
and scored the first touchdown,
Coolidge took a 1870 lead into
the last quarter at Western and
emerged with a 1913 victory
Coppa had seen limited duty in
previous games because of a
foot operation.
The winning margin was sup
piled by a 69-yard march in the
last period. Halfback Tom Rich
ards plunging the final yard
with about four minutes re-
naming. Western retaliated
with a 41-yard pass from Quar-
terback Paul Lewis to End
Howard HUMPHREYS. with only
seconds to play.
Coppa's score came on a
4-yard run over right tackle N
the first quarter, after Bob
Willis recovered a Western FUN
bic on the 10. Halfback Harold
Draughn's plunge over right
tackle, climaxing an 81-yard
push after the second-half
kickoff. made it 1870.
The Raiders narrowed the
score to 1876 on a 7-yard toss
from Lewis to Bob Herrold
early in the fourth quarter.
Lewis completed 10 of l6 passes
for ITO yards, with HUMPHREYS
snagging six for 113.
WESTERN - 9 Q 3 ia
Coolidge scoring-Touchdowns: Coppa
-, rum: praughn q, plungel; Rich
arcs Il. plunge. Conversion, Fender
Western scorins-Touchdowns. Her.
fold Il, pass from P. Lewis; Hum
pnries al, pass from p. Lewis. Con-