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jected ~ the lyommunique and
asked that II he toned down.
They said tie original wording
gave an oyer-optimistic impress
sion about what has been ac-
complished az the meeting.
In its final form. the state
ment was put out as an un-
signed communique. Il earlier
had been planned as a formal
declaration TO be signed by the
81 republics.
Operation Pan-America"
The meeting Of the Commit
tee OF the 81 was called 10 study
Operation Pan-America. a plan
put forward by Brazilian PreSi-
dent Kubitschek 10 expand aid
to Latin America.
The resolutions approved
mainly recommended further
stury of various questions, A
subcommittee Is TO report fur
ther on the Kubitschek plan at
the conference in Quito in Feb
ruary
One Of the conference high
lights was Cuba's proposal en-
visaging a Latin American
Marshall plan with the United
States putting up $50 billion
over a l0-year period.
The suggestion. made in a
speech by Cuban Prime Minis
ter Fldel Castro. was withdrawn
by the Cuban delegation with
out going to a vote. But the
Cubans said they were not Civ
ing up the idea and would pre-
sent it later to the GAS.
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CRASH INJURIES
FATAL TO WOMAN

LA PLATA, Md, May 9 (Spe-
ciaD An 83-year-old Balti-
more woman died of injuries
suffered yesterday when a car
smashed into concrete culvert
off Route 3 near Issue, Md
A Baltimore couple also was
injured in the accident. =
Mary Rudolf died of hemor-
rhages in La Plata Hospital late
yesterday afternoon. h,
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Earl
.O'Connell of the Baltimore ad-
dress were taken to the hospital
with fractures and cuts.
Maryland State police re-
ported a 1858 sedan driven BY
Mr.. O'Connell ran off the road,
skidded across the highway
into a ditch and hit the culvert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-09
BY BOB. HANSON
star star Writer

This Is Jimmy Davis fourth
gear as track coach at Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School and
when he says this Is the best
all-around squad he has ham
died at the school. no one Il
inclined 10 argue.
The Barons have dominated
meets they have entered this
year. the latest a romp at
Wheaton High School yester-
day where they won the Mary
land Bi-county championship
for the third straight year.
The Barons will be going
after their third successive
Montgomery County title next
Friday. and the State cham
pionship May % at the Uni
versity OF Maryland. The
Barons are prohibitive favorites
TO take the county title again
and are no worse than an even
bet TO dethrone Northwestern
as State champion.
Bethesda took five first places
and six second places in the Is
event meet yesterday TO collect
IS points. Walter johnson was
far behind in second place with
80 points and Northwood third
with 2812 points.
Montgomery Blair was
fourth with Is points followed
by Northwestern. z; Wheaton,
6la; Bladensburg, S; High
Point, 3: Suitland, 2, and Rich
ard Montgomery. /.
The Barons set new records
in the 440-yard dash. 180-yard
low hurdles, 880-yard relay and
l-mile relay. In all, 10 new
records were set.
Little Billy Grey Of Walter
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Veteran Car Drivers
Head Cord Tonight

OldtimerS Dutch Schaefer,
A, and Len Duncan, 46. head a
group of 20 to % midget car
drivers from the American
Racing Drivers Club which will
open the 1859 season at Old
Dominion Speedway tonight.
Time trials will start at 8:15
and the first of four 10-lap pre-
liminary races at 8:45. The fea-
ture will cover Is laps.
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B-CC Trockmen Win,
Aim at TwoMore Titles

johnson was the individual
star, winning the 100 and 220-
yard dashes. placing second IN
the broad jump and anchoring
the winning 440-yard relay. He
established new records in the
two dashes.
There was one casualty
Mike Rafferty, OF Blair suffered
a deep cash on his left heel
when spiked by a runner be-
hind him during a pileup
shortly after the second sec
ton OF the s80-yard dash got
under way. He was taken 10
Washington Sanitarium and
after emergency treatment. re-
leased.
iO0-yard dash; i-orey wv. -; 2
shelton 1Northwoodi: 3-Wowra
lRladensburgl; 4--punlap tw. ~
ego: i-orey tW Jli a-Movra
B ssKisSIiIes'1 sRieh ' MONTH. TINE S e
40: white lB.cc); Burt
ley tNorthwoodl Time: SIS seconds
B.cci: 3-coie iBsccl; i--orimsiey
tNorthyoo0 and Brown wheaton
mile l-sseklsy sBlair, e.
ss5csossSS, E @niTSOsdSd3 CsSitisRSS55'' Time:
lsO-yard low hurdles; l-Borth tB-
cC); Mitchell iRladensburgl; -
ee nan. Seconds S 1Ssa sfscord az
12O-yard high hurdles l-.-Merry-
man wv. j.; 2--Borth tB-CCl: s.
Knight lB-ccl payne tsuitlandl
Tine. 1879 seconds new recordl
wi siaS.-U 7sstcc5 ra s@fsSis SIslaRI 4
Prentice CB-ccl. Distance: 81 feet
inches (new recordl.
Discus: i--Ladd tNorthwoodl; p
Lyons lB-ccl; 3-Bar6er SHigh Point. I /;
i eetl Ss inches M new rd Psssao'' 100
Broad lump: lmoTaham North, ,NoTEt,hh,
T SSoalS wss.,soqT Tsy " si,eSy Fi gHisS
POHp r6 PistSnce ash 5sss, iRshfs
westerly and Watson (Northwoodl tie;
3-Slye (Northwoodl and Glockler
Northwood) tie. Height; 5 feet. 2
inches
Pole vault: Shoots CBlairl: p
Crowell (B-CCl. 3-Ferguson tB-CC)
4-Felier .fNorthwestern). Height' /
feet, ga inches
440-yard relav; 1--Walter johnson
fGrev, Hartley, Dunlap, Fresh); p
B-cc; 3--Northwood. Time: 400
us $50 relay reiay. BIO Gauss. Guthrie.
coherd and Brownins); 2-Northwood
3-walter johnson. Time: l:32. ?
(new record)
l-mile relay: 1-B-CC white,
Malloy Bowles and GausSl; blair
3-Northwood. Time: 3:3.S NEW
record.
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SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

Busy Phil. Ashenden. why Tino.
Sour Note Suez. Chakee.
oOker. Old Soft Shoe, No To-
morrow
4-Little Weeper, First Question, Car
DINA Rex
Air Warrior, Aghabhai
Rita's Reward. Next ia
Closing.
-Euripides, Gang War, Black Knife
S-Atys. Grand Stevie, Atheneum.
Bob, Ann-Adair, Hero's
Prince
BEST BET-ADvICE
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HOyas Seeking
Upset Victory
Over CIV Nine

Georgetown Universltys base
ball team, staggering toward
the end OF a bitter season. get
a bic chance for a bit Of glory
&C the expense OF high-fiying
George Washington az 3.30
pm. today on the West Ellipse.
The Hoyas have a solitary
victory against Loyola OF Bal
timore 70 stack up against an
otherwise all-losing record. The
Hoyas take their lilo mark
against their arch rivals gilt
terine 9-3 record.
Meanwhile. Maryland hoped
10 knock a team out OF the
Atlantic Coast Conference lead
for the second time In two
days. The Terps did II 10 Wake
Forest. 9-5. yesterday at VIM
ston-Salem and today visited
North Carolina, the new leader.
In other games today, VIII
liam and Mary's Norfolk Divi-
sion team plays at American
University. Catholic visits
Lynchburg and Howard travels
TO the Elizabeth City IN. c.
Teachers. Navy. 30 winner
over Columbia yesterday at
Annapolis. travels TO Pittsburgh.
Dick Reitz went the distance
for the Terps against Wake
Forest, giving up 10 hits in
winning his seventh against
two losses. Phil Rodgers rap
ped out a homer, double and
single to pace Maryland's 49,
hit attack.
Howard went to Hampton,
Va. and lost to Hampton
Institute, IA. Art Williams
held Howard to five singles.
It was the ninth loss for the
Bisons against seven victories.
Chuck Davis, a sophomore
southpaw, struck out Is bat
tiers in leading Navy to its
victory over Columbia in an
Eastern intercollegiate League
game. Davis walked three and
gave up six hits as Navy
earned a tie for the league lead
with Brown with a 5-l mark.
The Middies are liza overall.
Columbia is 3-5 in the league
and TT overall.
Montgomery Junior College
wrapped up the title in the Tri-
State Conference by trouncing
Wesley Junior College, 14-4, at
Dover, Del. John Papanicolas
went the distance for the
Knights, giving up six hits,
striking out Is and walking
one. Chef Martin banged out
four singles in five trips to
lead Montgomery's 18-hit at
tack.
Montgomery 0O3 403 1914 Is 3
1 Wesley 0I0 00l 0U2- . 3
| Papanicolas and Martin; Haines and
| Buckworth, Alder CD. Home run
Townsend, Wesley. 9Th, none on.
/ Maryland 240 600 102- 9 10 4
/ Wake Forest 010 900 30 10 3
! ReitZ and Rodgers: Plemmons. Law
4 -ence (2), Barr 90 and Skinner Home
! run-Rodgers, Maryland. 18th, none on.
Howard 800 0O1 600 4 5 4
| Hampton 202 001 COX 7 o .
Williams and Riley; Morrow and
| Johnson.
Columbia 600 600 600 o 8 /
Navy 800 All O0x- Q IA 3
Benson, Pepper 80 and opposite,
/ Russano "a. Davis and Bellino,
Evans 49,
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Warrior Nine
Draws Closer
Loop Lead

Fairfax High Schools base
ball team is on top In the
Northern Virginia Group I
League. but Wakefield Is hang
ing In close enough 70 make a
race Of II.
Barring an upset between
now and May 20, Wakefield
may force a showdown when
II Is host 10 the Rebels on that
date IN It's final league game Of
the season.
The Warriors kept pace with
an "a victory over Groveton
last night at home while Fair
fax got by Falls Church, ll-9,
at Falls Church. Wakefield has
a 6-l record. Fairfax is al.
Billy Funkhousers won his
fourth straight without defeat
this season for the Warriors.
His mates backed him up with
IL hits, paced by Paul Dirks'
four-for-four and Randy Nc
Graw's three-for-three.
n. Va. Group I League
0roveton IOl 600 "a 10 2
Wakefield 900 O35 KS ii
Schools. Everett (5l, schools (5l and
whitehead, Funkhouser and Dirks.
Home run--schools toroveton6 list,
none on.
Fairfax --- $50 QlQ oil .
a CROSBY S9arS KOwaIskG t ~ and md aoho1
way; Walsh and Duncan.
Hammond 200 100 ID . 5
Mclean 600 100 L. . 4
YounEs. Lowry 80 and Rivereomb.
Annandale 600 00i o. 1 Il 4
lee 900 800 x--3 .
Walker, MCGUIRE 90 and Weich
Chart and Schwartz
Interhigh LEAGUE
Cardozo o 90 600 o. o . 3
Wilson 1S O2 600 x-2O rs 4
cartledee, Allen ~ and Lowry: John
Perazich and John Luce, Albert
Home run-Tom Alternately WILSON,,
LIST, two on.
Coolidge 30 ito x-5 4
Robert Donaldson and Mike Martz;
chip Eslin and Bill Cocker,
Home run-Harry Burchette Cool
idge), list, one on.
Dunbar Oe4 0O2 O-S . 1
Roosevelt O:O III O-5 q
Dempsey, Holloway t7) and Pickett;
Berryman and Hughes.
HR-Pickett Dunbar, I'd, l on;
Morgan ROOSEVELT 4th, none on.
EE sssepn 90 o66S 10 a !
Temple and Thomas; Baum, Moore
~ jackson a. and Rusten.
Catholic League
p ReMatha 1890 1999 99d % 4 6
Nom and Ragocy; Burton and Monte.
lac League
sidwell Fr, 49, 100 100 o. 9 /
Gtown Prep 900 600 90 3 6
Steve Bralove and Allin Pierce; Ed
Connolly and corky Reed.
Other Games
81; Anthony's 200 002 o. q /
Priory $50 600 x-7 8 l
Schmidt. porto (2), GreenwelI (2J
and Greenwich, Faltone (2): Ron Mar
tin and John Pratt
HR-Frank Greenwell CSt. An
thony's), LIST, none on.
Bulls Prep 100 $50 O61-I3i5 4
Hagerst'n &c O02 02O 300 7I2 4
Butler and Nisewaner: frey, PARIS
90, Kuhn (sl and Helmintroller.
Douglass 010 O01 Al 3
Hoffman Boston 100 241 Ks 9 9
Evans and Paige; Seymore Hotter.
George Jones (3) and Molten Green.
st. Stephens 100 O21 o. s o
oil 040 x-6 o
Davidson, Stewart (5) and Phllin-
game. Davidson 80; O'Brien, Solan
90 and Bartos.
Gonzaga -- O22 ia 0-101O .
Episcopal 10I 010 O 3 Q Z
Anderson and Cunningham; Rose.
Gibson 90 and Wysong. HR-Ander-
son (Gonzaga), I'd. one on.
Garfield 600 oS0 o--s 8 1
Eco. Mason 300 104 Ks 10 3
FUR. John Maher ~ and Hayes:
Dan McNab, Albert Bassett "a. Jim
Ebert 80 and Dick Thompson.
splngarn 140 600 as 6 o
Fairmont Hgts. 900 900 90 0
Harrison, Lawson f5l and Armstrong;
Blackwell, Ellerbe ~ and Franklin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-09
Ecuador Invites Heads
Of American Republics

BUENoS AIRES. May 9
Cap. - Ecuador invited the
Presidents OF 81 American re-
publlcs 10 meet next February
Immediately following an inter-
American economic conference
in Ecuador.
The invitation 10 meet IN
Guayaquil. Ecuador. came as
delegates Of the 81, republics
ended a two-week economic
conference last night. They set
their next meeting for Febru-
airy In Quito, Ecuador's capital
The Brazilian delegation
announced Immediately that
President Juscelino Kubit-
schek would attend If the meet
ing is held.
More Meetings Urged
Some other delegates said
they believed their Presidents
would accept the invitation but
were unable to speak officially
for them.
Formal invitations will be
sent through diplomatic chan
nels. Ecuador's del egation
spokesman said.
Thomas Mann, head of the
United States delegation, said
he would relay the proposal TO
President Eisenhower. There
was no indication whether Mr.
Eisenhower would accept.
The Buenos Aries conference
urged more meetings at high
levels to discuss hemisphere
economic problems.
The conference adopted 81
resolutions and revised a final
communique because som e
members called it too opti-
mistic.
Wide Ranging Agenda
The Committee of the 81, an
economic branch of the Organ
ization of American States,
opened its meeting April %. In
the final communique it said
agreement reached on a wide
ranging agenda represented the
progressive development of
Latin American economies. 1t
vowed to work for greater de-
mocracy by fighting economic
Acknowledgement.
A special subcommittee agreed
on the wording of the final
statement after last minute
differences cropped up. Only a
few hours before the closing
session, Cuba and Mexico OBJ
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$500 Pace Tops Card
At Rosecroft Tonight

Stocked In 1874 at Duouoln,
Ill.
Esquire Direct several weeks
ago at Yonkers scored from the
eighth post In 2:02ts.
O'Brien Hanover. trained and
handled by Del Miller. won the
Messenger Stakes last year. He
won si24.5Ss In 1858.
Prudence Adios, the only
mare In the lineup. win have
Tom Crank guiding her. She
has won ~ OF 20 starts and was
rated one Of the fastest fillies
in last year.
Meadow Mystery Wins
Meadow Mystery scored a
head victory over the 4-to-5
choice, Frisky Thomas. In the
feature $4,000 Pacific Pace last
night. A crowd OF 6,4S4 wag-
cred s299.s2l on the nins-race
card.
The 8-year-old Meadow Mys-
terry owned by the Robertson
Brothers Of Greenwich, N. Y,
posted a time Of 2:044s for the
mile, paying 1920, $40, $3.50
Frisky Thomas returned $500
$3.50 and Uncle Dave. who was
only a head back in third, paid
S3.40.
Meadow Mystery scored two
wins in five starts at Yonkers
Raceway earlier this year.
A % combination turned up
a $3.50 daily double as Lynn
Boxwood won the opener at
$24 40. and Fleetwood took the
second trot at $3.50.
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GIANTS, 9; DODGERS, 3
Los ANGELES SAN FRANCE

Totals "a 3 1913 Totals "a 10 8
Walked for McCsrdel in 9Th Q
Grounded out for Klippstein in 9th.
LOS Angeles O30 600 nOO-3
SAN FRANCISCO 600 1O3 32x-9
Davenport, Drake, Fowler. PO-A
Los Angeles. 24-10: San Francisco,
27-12. DP-Davepport to Spencer to
Cepeda Larker to PiRnatano to Lsrker;
Antonelli to Rodgers to Cepeda LOB
Los Angeles. 3; San Francisco. 3.
2b-McDevitt. Davenport. Cepeda,
Brandt Spencer FR--Brandt. Mays
SB--Drake. S--Larker, Rodgers. SF-
Rodgers.
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Auto Races OFF

Because of the weekend
Armed Forces show at Andrews
Air Force Base, the sportsman
stock car races scheduled at
Marlboro Motor Raceway to-
morrow afternoon have been
postponed until May II.
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Shenandoah
Scratches

/ 1-Laurnie. Delicious. Msry's Mint
Beau Dee.
2-Phil Ranallo, Sour Note, Hello
Sun. Bolted Ring.
3-Gang Girl
.7-Tamora
! S-Babcha.
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CUBS, 8; CARDS, z
Totals Al 3123 Total SO . 8
CHICAGO

Totals Al 3l23 Total SO ]
/ Ran for Dark in sth; Walked
for Anderson in Sth; Ran for s.
Taylor in Sth: Ran for Long in Sth;
; Ran for H Smith in 9th; 6 Struck
out for Num- in 9th: 7 Struck
out for Flood in 10th.
CHICAGO -- O10 900 010 1-3
ST. LOUIS l01 600 900 o.
[Blaylock. Po-A-Chicago 3O-13;
St Louis. 30-s. DP.-T. Taylor to
sial LOB-Chicago, IA: st. Louis. T..
2b-Blasingsme, Cunningham. 3D.
Dark, White, R. Jackson. SF-Musial.
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winner-Antonell t4-2). Loser
McDevitt I'D.
PB-Piqnatano. U-Dascoli, Dixon.
Secory, Sixth. T-2:34. A-22 700.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-09

Faced one batter in the 9th.
Winner-Conley 1-0). Loser Witt
(0-4).
HPB-Witt (Postl. U-Landes, Su.
dol, German, Boggess. T-2:56. A
1891.
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MINOR LEAGUES

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Seattle, o; Phoenix, ) (2l inntngs)
Vancouver, 80: San Diego, 0-2.
Spokane, . Salt Lake City, l..
Sacramento at Portland, postponed
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Miami, 4: Havana, 0.
Richmond. .: Columbus /.
Buffalo. q; Toronto, 8.
Rochester. l3: Montreal T.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Dallas. 5; Fort Worth, az in
ningsi
Charleston, 8: Denver
Minneapolis, 4. Louisville, 3.
Houston 3: Omaha ?.
Indianapolis. 6: st, Paul l.
TEXAS LEAGUE
San Antonio, 3: Tulsa, ..
Corpus Christi, q: Austin, 3.
Victoria at Amarillo, postponed.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Shreveport, 3; Chattanooga, 12
Nashville. s: Memphis, z.
New Orleans, 10: Atlanta 9.
Only games scheduled
EASTERN LEAGUE
Binghamton, }: Albany .
Springfield, s: Williamsport 4.
Allentown, 10: York 3.
Lancaster. q; Reading
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Charlotte 3; Jacksonville, O.
Columbus, Z: Asheville. ]
Knoxville. IL Savannah, 5.
Macon at Charleston, postponed.
aFR R~O @ntA1rr n
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HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS

BASEBALL
Results Yesterday
Coolidge, 5: Western, 4
Dunbar. 8; Roosevelt, 8
Mckinley, 49, Eastern, 0.
Chamberlain, 8; Phelps, 4,
Ssckin' g.: DeMatha, :
Priory, z; st. Anthony. 4.
Bulls Prep, 10: Hagerstown &c, Z.
0'Connell, 8; st Stephens, 4.
Friends, 2; Georgetown Prep, o.
Wakefield. s. Groveton. 4.
Lee, 3: Annandale, /
Fairfax, IL: Falls Church, q.
Hoffman-Boston. s: Douglass, 4;
a deGrgeH Mason 81 IO s: GARFIELD, 5.
LeonsT wn, 8; Ryken, 4.
Woodward Prep. 6; Quantico Post, l.
Games Today
Gonzaga VS.. Mackin at st. Johns, II.
DeMaths VS. 81. Anthony at Geo,
st. Alba Adams s at St. James. ..
Gettysburg Frosh at Bulls Prep, ?.
Hoffman Boston at Union Bowling
Green), /.
CREW
Today
Northern Va. championships, Potomac
Boat Club, II.
GOLF
Results Yesterday
washsington-Lee, 81; GEORGE Mason 4.
Bulls, o; Gonzaga, 0.
st. Stephens, So. Carroll y.
| GEORGETOWN Prep, ga: st. Alhans, "a.
! St. Johns, =; Good Council, 4.
Special Six, 8: OuanticO, ],
High Point. I: Biadenshurs, ..
Montgomery Blair, 6; Northwood, :.
wheaton, 8: Richard MONTGOMERY, 3.
Annandale, Sla: Lee, "a.
TENNIS
Results Yesterday
Thomas jefferson, 8: WI, 3 IVA. state
Group I championship.
Geo. Frosh, Z. Coolidge, 2.
Today
Woodbury. Forest at Landon, 2.
st. Alhans. at st. James, 2.
TRACK
Results Yesterday
B-CC. IS: Walter johnson, 80: North
wood. 2sls: Blair. ~; Northwestern,
Z. Whea ton. ga: BladenShurg. ,
High Point, 3: Suitiand, 2; Richard
MONTGOMERY. 1 Maryland Bi-County
League chamDionshipsl.
Herndon, Ssh; George Mason, 4Slz
Friends, 3794: Episcopal B, 3034
Roosevelt, 65iz; st. Johns, 50ss.
Northern Va. Group I championships.
Hill School, woodberry Forest at Epis-
cIkA meet at virginia state Peters
burgl.
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MAJOR BOX SCORES
PHILLIES, 8; PIRATES, |
PHILADELPHIA PITTsBUR,

Totals 37S13s Totals SO ! g l
l Struck out for Giel in 9Th;
Popped up for Smith in Sth.
PHILADELPHIA - 600 $50 OBS
PITTSBURGH 49, 600 600 010-l
E. Bouchee. PO-A - Philadelphia
27-5: Pittsburgh. 27-s. DP-Groat to
Mazeroski to Kluszewski .. JOB
Philadelphia 10, Pittsburgh 8.
2b-Post, H. Anderson, Mazeroski
Skinner. Virdon. SB-Ashburn. ST.
Conley SF-Hoak
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CHICAGO
ST. LOUIS
REDLE6S. 3; BRAVES, Z

Winner-Henry t3-D. Loser-Bros-
man t0-3).
u - Donatelli. Zurkhart, Venom,
Conlan. T-2:51 A-9.245
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Tigers. S: As, 4
KANSAS CIT


Totals 81 7 4 Totals 80 5 4
1 Flied out for Mossi in It'll: 2
Foulsd out for Bridges in 9th; 3 Ran
for Berheret in 9th
KANSAS CITY O03 O01 900
OrTRoTT 100 010 O03-5
EDemaestri .. Lopez. Bridges. PO-
Kansas City 25-11. Detroit 27-1l
DP-Mossf &c BRIDGES to Osborne. LOB
-Kansas city 3. Detroit 3. lone out
v'>"' --'-~'"s run scored in 9TH
3b-Cerv. Boiling HR Berberet
SB-LopeZ G-Cerv.
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INDIANS, 3; WHITE sox, !
CLEVELAND

Totals 81 8 , Totals % l 5 /
l Grounded out for Donovan in
9Th: ? Struck out for Shaw in sth.
CLEVELAND 600 100 600 4
CHICAGO 600 100 0OO-l
E-Donovan Aparicio. PO-A-CIeve-
land, 27-lS: Chicago. 27-16 DIP
Martin to Power; Nixon to Held: Mar
tin to Strickland to Power. LOB
Cleveland 3: Chicago.2
2b-Fox. HR-Landis, Colavito SD
-Minoso
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CINCINNATI
MILWAUKEE,
300 900 O00--3
600 900 020-2

E-Temple, Mathews. PO-A---Cincin-
natl. 27-10; Milwaukee, 27-6. DIP
Pinson to Robinson; Mcmillan to
Temple to Robinson: Temple to Rob
| inson: Logan TO O'Brien to Tore.
LOB-Cincinna 3; Milwaukee. Q.
Robinson. o'Brien, Logan. 3b-
Thomas. HR--Mathews, Tore. s.
/ O'Brien.
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Burdette GID.
HBP-Lawrence (Coyingtonl. WP-
Lawrence, 2 U-Jackowski. Crawford,
Delmore, Barlick Tees. A-16.624.
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ROSECROFT
GRADED
HANDICAPS
Saturday, May o

Saturday, May -
Post Time, SEQ PM.
Best Bet-MeadOw Helene, Second Race
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500. % pace
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South Cardinals Billy Latham
and Dukes Cary Weisiger COM
peting.
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SHENANDOAH DOWNS
GRADED HANDICAPS

Post Time-7:45 pm.
FIRST RACE Purse, $1,000:
-year-olds and up: claiming; 51a fur
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Columbia 600 900 600 0 8 /
Navy 800 All 00x-- Q IA 3
Benson, Pepper 90 and opposite,
Russano "a. Davis and Bellino,
Evans (S).
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Karamu Opens Season
With Simply Heavenly

sic coupled with Langston's
prose make Simply Heav :
enly" a theatrical master :
piece. Some of the tunes you
will hear again are: LET Me
Take You For A Ride" did
You Ever Hear The Blues?",
Lets Bail A While, a n d
many others.
Karamu comedian, Nolan
Bell, resumes his role al
Jes Simple, an honest easy
going Harlemite trying to
raise enough money to div
orce a wife he does not love
In order to marry his true
love, Joyce Lane. 1t a $50
concerns many of his other
experiences with various ne
ighborhood characters, and
his unsuccessful attempts to
escape a hussy who is bent
on leading him astray.
Joyce Lane is again play
ed by the lovable Marie
Wick. Zarita, whose charm
and overtures are rebuffed
by Simple, remain in the de-
sirable hands of Ruth Col :
Inns and Millicient w o o d S
Mary Bradley Marable and
Maxine Brown alternate in
the role of Miss Mamie, a
domestic; Charles Grimes
plays Bodiddly; Odessa G.
Seab remains Bodiddly's wi
fe; Calvin Thomas plays
Neon; and others are: Gen.
try Prince, James Brown,
Lawrence Barclay, Charles
Pearson, Harold Saxon, Joan
Galbreath, Joe Ivy, Robert
Few, Dorothy Roberts and
Robert Knight.