davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1959-06-07
MeduIists Gain /
Tourney FinoIs
At Goose Creek

Gil Willett prince Georges
and Harry O'Meara, medalists
in the Goose Greek Country
Club member-guest golf touI.
nament, defeated Haynes Os-
borne Court House, and Bill
Robertson, 3 and 2. in SEMI
finals Of the Championship
flight yesterday. Willett had an
individual 68.
Billy Cigich CBethesda) and
Ronnie Jamison defeated Ed
Gresham washington Golf
and Country Club and Ed
Glover. 3 and Q. in the other
championship flight semifinals
match. Jamison, son Of Goose
Creeks pro, Al Jamison, had
q 10.
In the first fight semifinals.
Glen CauSey court House,
and Dick Morton defeated Bug
Garnett (WG&CC) and Jimmy
O'Meara. / UP; and Bob Gorish
(WG&CC) and Bud Maynard
defeated Bob March (West-
briar) and Paul Astalos. / up.
Jim Spraker Court House,
and Bob Jarecki defeated
Ralph Rinaldi (unattached)
and John Boothroyd, 2 up. and
DR.. Carlton Gregory (WG&CCl.
and Lee Hanigan defeated y,
w. Fawley court House, and
F. @. Mellott. / UP, in second
flight semiflnals. :
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Giants Collect Is Hits
To WoIIop Reds, 1873 \

CINCINNATI, June 9 (AP),
The Giants smashed 10 hits
today for q 1873 victory over
Cincinnati and drew within Ia
games Of the leading Braves In
the National League race.
Sam Jones evened his record
at 6-6 with an eight-hitter. All
three Redleg runs were un-
earned.
The Giants opened the bonn
bardment early. With two away
in the first. Leon Wagner tag
ged Bob Purkey for his NTH
homer Of the year. scoring be-
hind Willie Kirkland. who had
doubled. and Orlando Cepeda,
who singled.
Every man In Bill Rigney's
lineup hit safely. Only Hal JEFF
coat, who pitched the third,
and Tom Acker. who became
the Reds sixth hurler in the
seventh. were able to retire
them In order-Acker turning
the trick In the ninth.
Only In the third inning were
the Reds able to crash the
scoring column. Jones walked
Roy Mcmillan and Jim PEN
dleton. Andre Rodgers fum-
bled Johnny Temples ground
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to its last IS billion. that res
plenisnment Is In order. Play
ers can start drawing q pension
now at the age Of SO. but that
isn't Utopia and what we need
around here Is Utopia. ~
Nope. the second All-Staf
game cheapens the first and
reduces both to the status of 4
return wrestling match, Itsit
the tawdry tactic Of q third
rate night club advertising the
direct from Broadway. bsck
by popular demand" engage
ment Of a nonentity. -
It reeks of strict commercial.
ism. One All-Star game q yen
was @ noble idea. conceived ID
the loftiest tradition Of sport.
Two q year degrades baseban.
Maybe 100000 will see tiie
second All-Star game In Los
Angeles. but there's the feeling
that baseball men should expo
rience a queasy sensation when
those fans pour through the
gates They viii be proclaim
ing. when 1t happens. that dol
lars are their substitute for dig
nifty. that they'll water fink
brandy because there's more 10
sell that way.
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Cubs Defect
Pirates With
Six in First

PITTSBURGH. June 6 (AP)
Moe Drabowsky Of the Cubs.
backed by q six-run first in
ming. beat the Pirates. SO, to-
Iday-the first time he's gone
the distance in II starts.
The victory for the 23-year-
old righthander was his fourth,
and his FIRST complete game
since he whipped Los Angeles,
7.1. last July S. He scattered
seven hits and struck out two.
Bennie Daniels. the first Of four
Pirate hurlers. was the loser.
Solo home runs by Ron Black
burn. his first in the majors. in
the seventh and by Roman
Mejias in the ninth accounted
for the Pirates runs.
Eleven Cubs paraded to the
plate in the first inning. The
big blows were Ernie Banks
triple and a two-run homer by
Walt Moryn, his seventh. A
pair Of singles by Tony Taylor.
o single by Bobby Thomson and
q double by Sammy Taylor also
figured In the inning.
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Gurvin's S Enters
SoftbuII Tourney

The Garvin's Grill girls soft
ball team. managed by Miss e.
Carter Baum, has entered the
women's national invitational
softball tournament, to be held
July As at Richmond, Va.
Garvin's finished second in two
previous appearances.
Other teams in the Washing
ton area interested in entericg
should write to Hank Wolfe
Virginia softball commissioner
at 11s Seneca road, Richmond
26, Va. o. call Atlantic 2-050b
after $3.50 pm. Deadline is
June "a.
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SENATORS
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eligible to play tomorrow,
Courtney has been on the dis
abled list for q month with q
damaged leg and mumps. but
Cookie said he won't start
against the left-handed Mossi
Bertoia has one hit in his last
26 attempts. none in his last Is
tries When Throneberry
stole second. 1t was the Sena-
tors 2lst theft Of the season
.. that's as many as they COM
piled all last year Pitcher
Frank Larry of the Tigers re-
mained abed with a l02 degree
temperature.
Kemmerer hasn't won a game
since he beat the Tigers here
May 2, but there was nothing
wrong with his effort today
Kuenn. with a first inning
triple and his payoff double,
was the only Tiger to collect
two hits.
Sievers had been missing
from the lineup for IA games
and was in the batting order
for only the 10Th time in 81
games He flied out twice,
popped out twice Idle Mon
day. the Senators open q long
home stand Tuesday night
when the White Sox invade.
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StunfeI and Doll
ToAssist Gruhun
In AII-Stur Come

CHICAGO. June 8 tAP).-
Four assistant coaches were
named to Head Coach Otto
Graham's staf today for the
All-Star football game in
Soldier Field August II.
Aiding Graham with the
1853 college stars, who will
face the Baltimore Colts. will
be Pete Pihos, former Indiana
star who played with the Phil
adelphia Eagles for nine years;
Don Doll, Southern California
graduate who played with the
Detroit Lions and Washington
Redskins and now Is an assist
ant at Notre Dame; Lou Saban,
Western Illinois University
coach who starred at Indiana
before playing for the Cleye-
land Browns, and Dick Stanfel,
San Francisco University grad
uate who played for Detroit and
Washington before joining the
Notre Dame stan.
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Braves Farm Out
Pizurro and Call
Up Bob Hartman
MILWAUKEE,, June 6 GAP

MILWAUKEE,, June s (AP)
The Braves. in q surprise
move, today sent southpaw Juan
Pizarro to their Louisville farm
in the American Association on
24-hour recall and called up
21-year-old Bob Hartman from
the same club.
Pizarro, a 22-year-old fire.
balling .strikeout artist from
Puerto Rico. had been relegated
to bullpen duty this year be-
cause Of the Braves fine pitch
ing staff. He started two games
and relieved in eight others.
losing his only decision.
Hartman. who won 20 games
with Atlanta last season. has a
l-2 record with Louisville since
being sent down last month.
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PREFERS PRE-GAME LOOKS
Big Business Of Scouting
Is Typified by Newhouser

4 seconds or less he has got
legs" said Newhouser. who has
been talent hunting for the
Orioles i've years. "A "a clock
ing Is good. Anything over
that isn't much"
"As for bonuses, the Orioles
leave that UP to my judgment
After ] study q boy and rate
him in my book ! establish the
amount Of q bonus ! think he
is worth. With me there is no
haggling ! approach a boy
and tell him honestly what the
Orioles can and cannot do with
him.
Il tell him how much
think he is worth. That's the
price and ! don't change it."
Newhouser was among %
scouts and other major league
officials from IL clubs eyeing
Illinois prep talent at the
State tourney. The Milwau-
kee Braves alone had four
watchers. including General
Manager John McHale.
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PEORIA, H., June 6 (AP).-
The big business Of baseball
scouting is typified by Hal New
houser, former Detroit Tiger
pitching great.
Hal has driven more than
1000 miles in the last several
days as q supervisor scout Of
the Baltimore Orioles. looking
over high school talent In State
tournaments In Akron. Nash
vile, Lexington, KY, and the
Illinois tourney at Bradley
University.
II think the best time to
watch q boy Is In pre-game
practices" said Newhouser. who
combs a l0-State Midwest
area. During a game you
might never get a chance to
see an outielder throw, or
maybe not even do much run
ming. You can get a pretty good
line on them in pre-game
drills.
"The two most important
things In my book when !
watch a youngster is his run
ming and throwing ability. If
he hasn't got much in these
departments. then he has to be
awfully powerful at the plate
to get consideration.
"As for a pitcher. ] rate his
poise No. /. II he has no
awkwardness out on the mound
and If he keeps his head under
pressure, I'll keep looking. The
next thing he has TO show me
is speed, and If he has any stun
on his fast ball.
"The curve Is the last thing
Il consider. You can teach q
boy to throw q curve or o slider.
but you can't teach him speed. "
Newhouser watches q game
with notebook and stop watch
in hand. He classifies boys as
to position. age. height. weight,
batting, throwing. running.
fielding and class In school. He
times each batter when he runs
from the plate to first base.
IF q boy can reach first in
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DODGERS
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spotlight with Glen Labine.
who came on In the eighth to
hurl two hitless innings and
save the game for Koufax, now
2-1 for the season.
Aaron Gets l,OOOth Hit
Henry Aaron provided the
only bright spot for the Braves.
The batting leader singled to
left-center in the seventh In
ming for the 1000 hit Of his
major league career. It was
his second hit Of the game and
his 86th of the season. but 1t
went for naught when he was
out trying to stretch 1t into
q double.
Ena AGnEtRa Mi WAIiRRR
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PliIIies Leave
Ce|Iar,Nipping
Cards in 10Th

PHILADELPHIA. June 9
(AP) The Phillies climbed
out Of the National League cell
lar today, passing st. Louis as
they defeated the Cards. 4-3,
In q a'lO-inning game. A bases
loaded pinch single by Dave
Philley won the game.
Richie Ashburn, who col
lected four Of the Phillies' 10
hits. scored the decisive run
which gave Robin Roberts. who
went all the way. his fourth
win against four defeats.
Lindy Mcdaniel t3-8D. the
Cards third pitcher, wa 9
charged with the loss.
The Phils had been In the
cellar since May Is.
Ashburn opened the 10th
with a double. Two walks,
sandwiched around a sacrifice,
set the stage for Philley's slash
Of q 80 pitch.
The Cards started on big,
scoring two runs on four hits
in the first inning. They might
have had three. but Don Bla-
singame, who opened the game
with q single. was tagged out at
home after Gino Cimoli's lone
single.
A second-inning homer by
Harry Anderson and Ashburn's
third-inning triple. followed by
Ed Bouchee's single. tied It for
the Phils. They went ahead In
the fifth on two more hits
again by Ashburn and Bou-
chee--and an error by Bias
ingame.
st. Louis made It a 3-3 ball
game in the sixth when Ken
Boyer slammed his llth homer
into the lower leftfield seats.
Evening star., 1959-06-07
MINOR LEAGUES
INTERNATIONAL LEAGuE

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Buffalo. 2; Miami, III tnningSl
Richmond. z: Montreal, /
Toronto. z: Columbus.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Spokane, 4: San Diego. 30 in
ningsl,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville, 6: Minneapolis, =
81. Paul, @: Indianapolis, 8
Charleston. .: Denver.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
BIRMINGHAM, /; Shreveport. o tfrsi
gameI.
Mobile. Z; chattanooSa, 3 tfrst
New orleans, Z; Nashville. . tnrst
game),
EASTERN LEAGUE
York. O.; Albany. 5
Reading ct Springfield. postponed
Lancaster 5; wiliiamsport. . (hrst
gamel.
Allentown. o: Binshamton. 4
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BOYS BASEBALL
MontGomery County Boys
Baseball Association
Midget Class

MONTGOMERY County Boys
Baseball Association
Midget Class
Lyons Nursery. 5; Hillendale,2.
Tskoma Tigers. 8; Silver sprins
Lions, 4.
sliso-Brandview. 8: ct. Bernadette's,
4.
Oak View, IL: Takoma Indians, 10
Sportsman. .: Food Town Jets. /.
Peoples Hardware. II; Rollingwood,
10.
A. p woodson. Is; Garrett Park. 4,
Junior Class
Burtonsville. 10; Sligo, 4.
Tacoma Tigers, IL: Orioles, 2.
Silver Spring optimists. q: Coles
vile Lions. 4.
Takoma shamrocks. 5; Conn. Bel
Air. 4
Kave Food, q: Carl Freeman. Q.
Bethesda Civilians. 5: Upper Mont
eomerv, 4.
ST. GATHERINGS, z: Rolllngwood. 5.
Coop. 10; Bethesda Optimist, Q.
Boys Club Of Greater WashinstOn
Junior Class
optimiSt, .; May Hardware, Z.
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'Faced 3 batters in the 1st.
Winner-Drabowsky t4-4). Loser
Daniels t3-D.
PB-BurGess U-smith, Dascoli.
Secory, Dixon. T-2:10. A-12,963.
Evening star., 1959-06-07
THE BASEBALL
BEA T
BY BuRToN HAWKINS

DETROIT. June g. Base
balls justification for staging
two All-Star games a year ID
hazy, beyond the crystal-clear
realization that greed and greed
alone is excuse enough for d.
luting and destroying whatever
significance TO the frolic that
showcases the games top per-
formers.
One generous portion OF
strawberry shortcake can be q
delight. two can be sickening,
A second All-Star game, to be
played In Los Angeles August 8,
win become merely a monu-
|ment to grubby little paws
reaching for more money. A
distinctive part Of the sports
scene win be reduced to carni-
val level.
Baseball's brass may plead
that the All-Star spectacle Is
Just too terriffic to be limited
to one city a season, that de-
serving fans in other sectors
should be permitted to gaze in
rapture upon the proficiency OF
the gifted more frequently than
once every is years or SO.
BY this same reasoning there
should be a pair of All-Star
football games every year
There should be two Hamble-
tonians. two National Opens
two Kentucky Derbies. Yeah,
old buddy, one more for the
road. A double, huh?
80 s.
What's wrong with two
World Series a year? Permit
'em to play before the home
fans IN New YORK and Mil.
waukee. then make a road show
of 1t. To heck with a 4-of-7
series. Make it a 2l-gamt
series. Pity the poor boobs ir
Houston. Minneapolis, Mon.
treal, Tokyo, Fairbanks, Miami
Tulsa and Honolulu who never
have been fortunate enough tc
witness a World Series in per-
son.
One opening day in Wash.
ington is sort of silly too
Think Of all the people who
cant be accommodated with
seats between first and third
Think Of the Army band crying
into its tupas when the Navy
band gets the call. Limit the
President to just one pitch q
year? Man. don't be a square
Can't quite sell me on the
idea that one 500-mile auto
race at Indianapolis is enough
either. Think of all the spark
plugs that remaiii untested ano
all those drivers still breathing
II 100000 turn out for one
race, why not 100000 for two?
Who cries II the luster dimsf
Grab those greenbacks while
the grabbing is good. Spread
the gospel Of baseball. but soft
pedal the fact that twice a yeal
the minor leagues can told up
for all we care, because every
body in the country Is goire
to be Watching those All-Stal
games on 6elevision. Somebod;
might have missed the first ont
because Of a blown tube.
Maybe baseball's brass car
present the notion that the
players pension fund Is dowr
Evening star., 1959-06-07
Prince Philip Polo StuI

WINDSOR. England. June 6
tAP). - Prince Philip scored
three goals for his Windsor
Park polo team today in a OF
victory over the Silver Legs.
Evening star., 1959-06-07

SAN FRANCISCO. June 8
(AP).-Signing Of Pitcher VII
liam Robert Lindner. l8, Of
Phoenix, Ariz., for q sub.
stantial" bonus was announced
today by the Giants. 5 :
Evening star., 1959-06-07

Totals 45I3isie Totals 80 4 3 3
out ioT i S y.SeOs. % n atS: ! ofoandsd % out
for Acker In 9th.
CINCINNATI - 003 900 000-- Q
ERodgers, Temple. Po-A-san
Francisco. 27-0: Cincinnati, .27-6. LOB
San Francisco. II; Cincinnati. 10.
.,; ssIkSi,s,sna, RdSs.S. 4,d.y Msys Sspsas. sgsn.
ner. eB-Pinson, Robinson. s-s.
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PHILADELPHIA

Totals 80 ai0a Totals "a 41O3
in a. ss !niH H. dHSs' nsS S4es Sss iS Cav stSsis oI
Smith in 9th: 3 Singled for Tate In
9th: 4 Ran for Grove In nth: 5 Lined
out for Kellner In 9th: Q SINGLED for
Thomas in 10th.
ST LOUIS 900 OOl ono O-3
PHILADELPHIA oil 010 900 IA
E-Blasingame. Thomas. Po-A- st.
Louis. 29-if: philadelphia. 3u-l0 1.-TWO
pPvBorer H ssW % 70 sIasinsame n n' 70 white ssi.
II Smith to Blasiugame. LOB - st.
Louis, Z: Philadelphia. 9.
2b-Ashburn. 3b--AShburn. HR--H.
Anderson. Boyer SB-Blayinea eame t2). /.
White. S-Fernandez, Frsese.
Evening star., 1959-06-07

er. Mcmillan scoring. Frankie
Robinson singled. driving In
Pendleton and Temple.
Evening star., 1959-06-07
CHICAGO
PITTSBURGH

Totals $3.50 4 Totals ~ . 2 2
1 Grounded out for williams In the
5th: 2 Lined out for Blackburn in
CHICAGO COL 100 0Oo-s
PrTTsBURoH - - 600 900 i0I-2
e. None. Po-A Chicago. e7-a:
Pittsbursh. s7-Ii. DP4fiosk TO MAJ.
eroski TO Stuart: Banks TO T Taylor to
Long. LOB-ChicaRo. 3: Pittsburgh. T.
2b--s Taylor 3h--Banks tal. Alt
man. HR-Moryn. Blackburn. Mejias.
Evening star., 1959-06-07

Winnsr=s Jones te-5l. Loser
y.sEpVsti. ar'SS; Crawford. ipslTor:s T%s:si i'ris1
Evening star., 1959-06-07
Los ANGELES
MILWAUKEE,
900 001 02O-3
900 O02 O0O--2

t4-n.
HBP-Pizarro (Fairly). U-Donatelh,
Conlan. Burkhard, Venson. T-2:33.
lA-26,6p9
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ST LOUIS
! pHUsADELPHI.

winner--Roberts t4-4D. Loser Me-
Daniel t3-sD.
U-Landes, Bosses. sudol and Cor
man. T-2:50. A-5.e40.
Evening star., 1959-06-07
MILWAUKEE

Totals "A 3 o 3 Totals - 2 s /
l Singled for Koufax in sth: . Ran
for Larker In sth; 3 Grounded out for
Pafko in sth;. Flied out for Mantilla
in sth; 5 Flied out for Piszaro In 9th.
LOS ANGELES - 900 o01 O2O--3
MILWAUKEE, 900 O02 000--2
E--wilis 2. Covington. PO-A - Los
Angeles. 27.1O: Milyaukee, .27-10. DIP
AdsSs6 .nA sScocf snd Msntills Mntlnsw VIE @
waukee, q
2b-Moon sB-0illiam. s. Neal.
Mantilla. 9F-Mantilla.
Evening star., 1959-06-07

Maybe baseball's brass can
present the notion that the
players pension fund Is down
Evening star., 1959-06-07
PITCHING
CLUE BATTING

York; Triando: Baltimore; .' s HE'D; Clsye. n,,e.
Allison and Lemon, Washington: Yost
and IRDcto Detroit
Evening star., 1959-06-07

HoMERs - Mathews. Nil.
waukee: Preese. Philadelphia: Skinner
and Groat. Pittsburgh: Boyer. Ct. Louis;
San Francisco.
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AccoUNTANTB-Bo OKKEEPERs
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AUTO MECIANIc8-Ford expert,
ence preferred Larae suburban
Ford dealershlD. maid vacation ant
holidays, Apply Mr., nhuliz, MON.
ROE FORD CO., 1887 koal-WeHl
highway, Silver sprinas Nd, ~
AUTO MECnANIC-openlna for
reliable and cooperative mechanic
70 work IN one 81 Northern Va
fastest Hrowing and harvest deal.
efships; modern well-llghted shop
incentive PAY .plan with paid va
cation and holidays. group hQ1pi-
tallzation, ana euaranteed salary
Apply g Mt cat,ertcn ,i or 4 ln ss
v eoi " lHs EGaS st" Fans chureh'
AUTO PARTS MAN. white; expert.
ence not necessary. Good oppor-
tunlty for young man 70 learn
parts business: employe Dement'S.
Cameron. CENTRAL AUTO PARTS.
1880 P ST. NV, No phone calls.
AUTO PARTS sALEMEN TO call On
gas stations, car dealern.. and ga
mlsslon. IA. 6-0s27. Mr.. MANUEL,
AUTO NEW CAR MAKE-READY
MECHANlC-Man exper IN new
car preparation to service new
cars. peid vacation and holidays.
group disqualification, Apply q
MI. Frltter or Mr., Cutler, BROAD
STREET MOTORS, NEW CAR
DEPT. Jos Gordon I'd, Fails
Church. Va. JE 4-Ss00.
AUTO Statesmen. exper. helpful
not nee. win train an ambitious
s sSsas s a Business ssv p por , g. s
information. see c. r. Klaubert
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
es04 Jeff Davis Hwy
FIAT-ALFA RONEO-MERC.
OF. 1890
AWNING MRN, exper.. and helpers
s4l7 Reedie dr.. Wheaton, Nd.
BANK TRAINEE = some COLLEGE,
sgle.. draft exempt, sal. open. CO.
LUMBIA EMPL. 1341 q st NV.
BARRIER. eolored, TO MANAGE s.
chair. air-cond. shop and share
profits. Call DE. e-l630.
BARTENDER, white, sober, honest,
10 work In local oficeTs club. Must
work split shift, Salary commen-
surate with ability. 9 day week.
Call Tor appointment. IL. 7-5700.
Ext o04I MpS BNrE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-15
Radioactivity
In Food Found
At Safe Limit

The Food and Drug Admins
tration says that the amounts
of radioactivity being found in
fresh vegetables are we'll within
safe limits for human con-
sumption.
The FDA reported Strontium
80 contents in vegetables
analysed ranged from 0.5
micromicrocurie per kilogram
for potatoes from California to
1853 for lettuce, also from
California. The danger point
is 80 micromicrocuries per
kilogram.
Secretary of Health, Educa-
ton and Welfare Flemming re-
leased the report at a news
conference yesterday. u
covered 400 samples of fresh
vegetables collected in the last