davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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PILLS, z; GIANTS, o

Totals 33 = Z 2Totals 20 o = o
Flied out for Mccormick in 9th;
2 Flied out for Blasingame in 9th:
Grounded out for Amalfitano in 9th
PHILADELPHIA oIO O1O OOO-o
SAN FRANCISCO 900 900 OOO-0
Po-A - Philadelphia. 27-I2: San
Francisco. 27-s. LOB-Philadelphia
z: San Francisco. 2.
2B-Walters. Amaro. SB-Taylor
t2). s-Maheffey
ip b h er bb so
Mahefiey q . q O o
Mccormick 9 Z s &
Winner-Mahefiey t4-O. Loser
Mccormick 11-10).
WP-McCormick. U-Landes, Pele-
koudas, Barlick. Jackowski. T-2:1O
A-10,062.
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FIFTH RACE-Purse. So, 700; allow
ances; 4-year-olds and up: furlonss
Orion ia All -Four ia
Bonus ia Prime Boy ia
Inescapable III xxF't & Fr'dly 1O1
Trackdown ia
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rlhSl RACE-fuIse' Sl'uU. IuT-
Thorny Moose GGibson, 100 4.9O
Fairy Worth (GibsOn) 1000
Ban RfaOPs FscaTo RS Ace Tos' Sir Rdss Er dfsss
placed out. Time. 1:14+s.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, 1000; 8
Picture window P2 $40 $40 500
KenelIar Hiddle) 1900
Kiliarnev's Boy, westover, Legal
Limit Brown jug Jimelwyn' Aro-Tar
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s1Os.4O
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $1,000; 8
TsH Free Mover tcave, $50 $50 $50
His Bid Espinosa) 2.4O 40
MI Lady d. Trsii. Gsfnl M, Run, Patty Ellen, NY Ms
Forte. Time, 1:09+s.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; 5h
EssS. Fs:s...s whfs ,s... 1rd' oo ssS sss s:S s:S
Miss High HedEe (soIlars) $50
Katie K, Fal, Catch, Traders Re-
ward, Risky Jim, Lapsanfooshong
Time 1:O9zs.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: 8 fur
Defenseless tsmaID $3.50 1910 1000
Grand Suspense Root 40 3.ss09
Sir Hope, Magic Luck. Bold Relic
Bachelor Al, Mister L.. Hit Maid.
Time, 114.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; 8 fur
Bits Baby CWaEneD 1l,4O $40 4. 10
Bold Somm.nd tHags., $50 100
Top Union tR. GordOn) 2.6O
Fast and Far, orleans Sun, Majestic
Move Reddy Jones. Time. l:0s%.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000;
Idsai MatsS GEspo $40 80 $50
Gioconda tPhelpsD $50 $40
Steven S. Florio) $50
Jioueneta, occu-Pet, Joe Cream,
Colonel Tim. Time, 1.0s%.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: 8
River Rhythm ts.) $50 $50 4.sO
Miss Munster tEspin0sa) 2I.OO 1900
Lady Colonel, War Gang, Beauion,
Big Nom, Playful Nurse, Time 1.144s.
NINTH RAcE-Purss, $1,000; Ii.
Ihotse s tBaueD 1920 40 $40
See See B. tSamuelb l.6O 90
Abies Baby, Rare Dance, Mile 3" B.
Attendance, 4245 Handle. S223,15s.
Biz Bonanza-one person picked
nve winners and received SS.7la.20;
Little Bonanza "a persons picked
Winning Numbers =, q, = 4, ,, 7
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Grid HopefuIs Called

The District Heights Boys
Clubs 125-pound football team
will hold its first meeting at
$50 pm. tomorrow at Popies
Field. New candidates are
urged to attend.
Evening star., 1960-08-30
Aqueduct
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse. S3.7OO; claim
ing; 3-year-olds: 8 furlongs.
Greater Rew'd (We) 11.6O $50 $50
Star Act Heonard) 600 3.8O
RoadtOwn (Yother) 4,1O
Our Dread, No Teasing, No JOY,
Lords Angel, Cubic. Regal Song, Battle
Empress, Scarlet Lilly. Time, 1:1O3s.
SECOND RACE - Purse, S3,7OO;
claiming: 2-year-olds: 6 furlongs.
lester G. neonard) 2O.SO II 90 1.oO
Royal Ration Bailey $50 an
Fhng Dang (Boulemitisl 500
Social Engineer. a Brass Knuckies,
Golden Cal. Ripper Jack, Cottage, Look
away. Melrose Lou, Lucky One and
Dusty Lad
Kroy Wen Farm -Audley Farm en-.
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RACING
RESUL IS


By the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 4.year-olds and UP. furlongs.
Lees Heart (Cape) 1.20 4.40 $50
Charbern Ckirk) $40 80
Patty Reign Unger) 3O. 10
Scepter. Dishes Flying. swear on.
Loud Applause. Lilly's Gal, Royal
Haight. Time. 1:29.
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WASHINGTON

E-Power. Po-A-Cleveland, 27-ll;
Mashington; 27-10, DP-BidRes to
Bertoia to Killebrew to CONSOLE; Kilie-
| brew to Bertoia to Becquer; Bertoia to
Becauer. LoB-Cleveland, Z; Wash
sb@Francona t2p. Romano 10Y,
Power. Green, Becouer. 3b-Phillips'
SB-Francona. SF-Powers.
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HAMBLETONIAN FIELD

DUQUO1N, Ill, Aug 80. (AP)-This the field for tomor
rows Hambetonan listed in starting position order:
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Wlnner-Grant Go-6). Loser-Pas.
eual 02-S).
: U-smith. Mckinley, Soar and Runge
T-3:0l. A-I3.239.
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PIRATES, 10; DODGERS. z

Totals AZ 10 16 10 Totals SO . 8 .
Singled for L. Sherry in 7th:
Grounded out for Palmuuist in 9th.
PITTSBURGH - 600 302 1910
LOS ANGELES = 100 001 600 2
ERoseboro, Clemente. Groat, -PO-A
-PittsburEh. 27-9: Los Angeles. 27ol3.
2b-Wills. 3b-Hoak. HR-Smith.
Davis. Hoax, Law. SB-Wills.
ip h er bb so
Roa5ss F. sS:r,, s. ; 3 3 ! !
Palmuuist - . 3 >
Law q 4
Winner-Law u9-5). Loser-Podres
11-1M.
HBP-By L. Sherry lGroatl. u
German. Smith, Sudol, Boggess. t
2:31. A-37 1853.
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MAJOR BOX SCORES
CARDS, 5; BRAVES, o

Totals 300 s 2 Totals 800 3 o
ST. LOUIS OOO 600 I1I-3
MILWAUKEE ----- 900 900 OOO-0
lSingled for Jay in Sth.
Etoean. POA-st Louis ga
milwaukee 27-l1. DP-Crandall to
Logan. boB-St. Louis 4. Milwau-
2b-cunninsham. s+Javier. jack
,,,k,o, ip h r T bb SO
Jaw
Piche q n
Winner-Jackson Q5-lu. Loser
PB-Crandall U-Donatelli. Burk-
hardt; VarEo, Conlsn. T-2:O9 A
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FOURTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: 5Ia
furlongs.
Phara Wheel (Ard) 1I.OO 500 $50
Teduesta (ROoD $3.50 3.2O
Miss High HedEe (SOllars) $50
Katie K. Fal, Catch, Traders Re-
ward, Risky Jim, Lapsanfooshong
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Shenandoah Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, Sl,00: 8 fur
longs.
Pinefeather esp 1.6O $50 $50
Thorny Moose tGibSon) 400 4.20
Fairy Worth (Gibson) 1000
Reaping Bull, Tony's Fury, Pete's
Brain. Tacaro Ace, Sir Ridge, dqLast
Figure. daRan third. disqualified.
placed out. Time, 1:14+s.
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ORIOLES, 4; WHITE sox, 0
o BALTIMORE
- rht ~ - = ,

Totals ~ o. o Totals 81 4 s 4
l Grounded out for Bushy in I'd;
popped out for Aparicio in sth:
3 flied out for Kemmerer In Sth
CHICAGO - 600 900 OOo-0
BALTIMORE --- 201 900 10x-4
E-Aparieio leI. Breeding. Po-A-
Sievers Uunassisted); Fisher to Hansen
to Gentle: Goodman 10 Sievers. LOB
CHICAGO. &; Baltimore, &.
2b-Woodline. Robinson, Brandt.
HR-Brandt.
s:mn.r.r sss5s ~ * : Il 2 9
Staley ~ l o 0 Q 0
Fisher 9 O O 3 8
Winner-FiSher (10-9). Loser
Score (4-9).
WP-Kemmerer U-Flaherty, Rice.
Hurley and Stevens. T-2:14. A
22,372.
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FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: 8 fur
longs.
Grand Suspense tR0oD 4.iO 3.20
Hawk Man (Root) 4.SO
Sir Hope, Magic Luck. Bold Relic
Bachelor Al, Mister L.. Hit Maid
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Stanley Danr-trained Ralph Baldwin
4 pm
Ss50l9o4 Ss5424 S4
compiled parimuue
bettine the Duouoin State
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S1O3.4O

THIRD RACE-Purse, $1,000;
furlonEs.
Free Mover tCave) $50 $50 $50
His Bid tEspinosa) 2.4O 3.40
Mr.. G. P. (Gibson) $40
Lady Trail, Mr.. Run, Patty Ellen, Ny
Forte Time, 1:094s.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID s1s1.7o
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OTHER ENTRIES
Atlantic City
BY the Associated Press

SECOND RACE - Purse. S3,l00:
4-year-olds and up: 8 fur
Evening star., 1960-08-30

SECOND RACE-Purse, 1000;
furlongs.
Picture window (P3 $40 $50 600
Cosmic BeSS (McMullen) $50 $40
Kenellar uiddlel 1900
Killarnevs Boy, Westover. Legal
Limit, Brown jug, Jimelwyn, Aro-Tar.
Time. 1:l4.
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SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; 9 fur
longs.
Bits Baby tWagner) 1I.4O $40 $40
Bold Command (Hausel $50 400
Top Union (R. GOrdOn) 2.60
Fast and Far, orleans Sun, Majestic
Move, Reddy Jones. Time. :Osts.
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--20'l SING SONG oIRl tRoofl 10. !
ZOO; eloir,ins t$l.7So); 4-yeer-oIds
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. 81.
and Up; l/i6 miles.
NINTH RAcE-Purse. ST. 900; eomns tsIzso 4-ysor-o


SIR ADRIAN (CombcrdeIlo) ISL
xApprsnties ellowenss eIoimsd.
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Wlnner-BreTer tS-llD. Loser-Lar
wP-Larsen. BERRY, Napp, stew
art, Umont. A-10,426. T-2:29.
Evening star., 1960-10-19
Pirutes' Official
Needles Leaders
On Stodium Need

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 10 (AP)
Vice President Thomas P.
johnson Of the Pirates indi-
Gated yesterday the Pirates may
move to another city unless
Pittsburgh ofiicials move ahead
with plans for constructing a
new stadium.
People here are dragging
their feet" Johnson told a
breakfast meeting of the Cham
ber of Commerce of Greater
Pittsburgh. I'VE know Forbes
Field has to 60 because of ex-
pansion by the University of
Pittsburgh. but Forbes Field al
ready is obsolete in this city"
johnson said the Pirates and
the Pittsburgh Steelers have
had many offers to move their
franchises.
1--WE don't intend to-" john
son said, but unless Pittsburgh
wakes up to the fact that we
must have major league facili-
ties. I can't promise that this
opinion won't change"
Forbes Field. the Pirates
home since 1909, has a seating
capacity Of only $4,000. Plans
have been made to build a $2S
million stadium with a capacity
of about $1,000 on the city's
North Side.
Evening star., 1960-10-19
Sellers Wins
JerseyRaces
nv the Associated Press
By the Associated Press

Jockey Johnny Sellers rode
five winners at Garden State
Park yesterday, including Rum
Punch in the featured Wood
lynne Purse.
Rum Punch's head victory
over his stablemate, Ycrky,
gave Calumet Farm q triple for
the day. Yorky was ridden by
Steve Brooks, who returned to
the races on the afternoon card
after suffering serious injuries
in an auto accident early last
month.
The entry paid $500, with
Rum Punch running the 8 fur
longs in 1:1l%. New Com
mander was third.
Sellers, who rode all three
Calumet winners. started his
hot day aboard Bimrard
H$l7.8O) in the first race. then
took the third on Sailor Be-
ware ($6). He won the fourth
with Calumet's Plum Cake ($4)
and the sixth with Calumet's
Fango ($8.20).
Sellers finished second on
Jazzy in the fifth race, won by
Milagro II.
Evening star., 1960-10-19
Bock-of-Week Honors
Go to Quarterback

IOWA CITY. Iowa, Oct. ls
(AP.-Wilburn Hollis. a l9-
year old 200 pound junior
quarterback. is the Associated
Press back-of-the-week after
his S4.yard scoring pass and
two touchdown runs led Iowa to
a 1921 victory over Wisconsin
last week. 16
Hollis touchdown pass came
In the last minute after q 29-
yard pass on the preceding play
for an apparent touchdown had
been called back by an offside
penalty.
Il knew we could score ever
after that pass was called back, .
the calm, shy Hollis said. 1--WE
still had four downs and one
minute to play-and q minute
is a long time.
Hollis, Negro orphan from
Boys Town, Neb., has played
key roles in Iowa's first four
victories. scoring five touch
Evening star., 1960-10-19
EGHTH AcE-Purse $l2oo eIaimins ($l.2oo TO 81 ooo;
4. YeaE-olds and up; I lIS miles. $s ni
MEETING CLOSES SATURDAY
Marlboro Not to Run
Missed Bel Air Date

boro track Saturday. There
will be no racing until Laure,
begins the major fall season
Saturday October 20, with ar
day stand which is also
dotted with two dark" days.
Pimlico follows the Laurel
meeting with a 28-day session
starting November IA.
The poStponing of Bel Airs
washed-out program brought
up the possibility that the lost
day may never be run. Bel
Air of1cialS have admitted, after
earlier denials, that they have
been dickering for the sale OF
their plant.
Baltimore Raceway has in
dicated it is interested In buy
ing Bel Air and transferring the
IL days to its harness track,
Last week, Baltimore Raceway
officials said they would back
legislation at Annapolis this
winter to give them SO nights
of thoroughbred racing in 1861.
Pimlico and Laurel have op-
posed Baltimore's proposal for
night thoroughbred racing. but
Bowie officials seem in favor OF
trying it.
Evening star., 1960-10-19

The Giants, preseason favor
ties, finished fifth in the Ma
tional League this year.
The Examiners Prescott
Sullivan noted Stengel's release
and Stoneham'S statement that
he wouldn't hire Stengel unless
his other two prospects fell
through.
"It may be years before two
dumber plays are recorded in
Q single day." Sullivan wrote
Stoneham refused to name
the men he was considering.
/ ColumniSt Jack Mcdonald o1
the News-Call Bulletin sug.
geSted Stoneham is thinking oi
Joe Gordon. under contract tC
manage Kansas City; Box
Schefing, Milwaukee coach
and /or Ed Stanky, st. Loui,
! Cardinals scout.
Evening star., 1960-10-19

downs and passing for three
Iothers.
Sharing honors with Hollis is
the AP hneman-of the e-week,
E. j. Holub. center and line
backer at Texas Tech. He's a
6-foot-4. 2l7-pound senior who
was a Second-team All-America
last season.
Holuh's team was defeated,
i4-7. by Baylor last Saturday
but it apparently would have
been worse without what OBJ
servers call the best game oi
his career. He is credited with
is unassiSted tackles and assists
on eight others, and also blocked
a pass and recovered a tumble
Tackle Tom Sandwich ot
Maryland was among others
getting strong consideration for
lineman honors.
Evening star., 1960-10-19
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
star Racing Editor

r. Bruce Livie, chairman of
the Maryland Racing Commits
sion, who in the past has had
troubles making up the States
annual racing dates. has been
unable to at in a single day lost
at Bel Air last month and has
shelved the problem until next
year.
Marlboro, in accord with Q
verbal request by Bel Air Of
ficials, had planned on running
next Monday the program
washed out by Hurricane Donna
in September.
Now Marlboro will close the
minor racing season Saturday
instead Of Monday, although
tickets had been printed and
other arrangements made to
run q l3-day meeting instead Of
the usual 12-day session.
Livie announced yesterday
that Bel Airs lost day would not
be run at Marlboro but would
be held over and presumably
tackled onto Bel Airs 1861 dates.
This leaves a gap Of five days
in the Maryland racing sched-
ule after the close Of the Marl-
Evening star., 1960-10-19
WRITERS

Continued From Page GIL
as anybody this side of Babe
Ruth. rg8
". :. 1t is indicative Of the
mans stature that the big
question raised by the an
nouncement was not, Who's
the new manager?" but rather,
'Whatu you do now, Casey?'
"The feeling here is that he
earned the right to call his
own play. Nudging him out was
sheer effrontery."
Another Rap for Topping
In the Daily News, Dick
Young wrote:
$50 Casey Stengel took the
$160,000 severance pay and
kissed the boys good-by. He
fingered Dan Topping as the
man who fired him. This
was his reward for having won
10 pennants and seven world
championships
a.. tTopping) dwelled upor
what the Yankees had done
for Stengel rather than what
Stengel had done for the
Yankees"
Said Sports Editor Oar
Parker of the Mirror:
Losing the late World Sc.
ries was just a slight mishaI
compared with what happened
! to the Yankees Tuesday
Officially (Casey's) sin was il
reaching the ago of 10. (Shade
of Connie MackD In view o
this utterly unconvincing rea
son for firing a genius, it wa
a wonderful break for tn,
Yankee owners that the clul
lost the recent series with Pitts
burgh's Pirates. The underly
ing reason for Casey's dismissa
could have been that his phe
nomeal success had left Top
ping and Webb completely ou
of the picture, eclipsed by tn
huge shadow their manage
cast :"
Ken Smith of the Miro
wrote:
/ There is no Joy in Mudvill
nor New York - the might
Casey Stengel struck out, vic
tim of a fast curve by the from
Office"
While the writer's set up
farewell dinner for Casey to
night. a majority of fans ais
we're for the old man, as
street survey clearly showed.
There were only a few VIII
, agreed with Yankee reasonin
that at 10, Casey was too ol
Evening star., 1960-10-19
Filipino Feather
Koyos Tokoyosu

TOKYO. Oct. 10 (AP). =
Flash Panic. powerful Filipino
featherweight. knocked out ia
pans Goro TakayaSu In 2 min
.utes IS seconds Of the first
round at the Korakuen gym to-
day.
Thailand's Chartchi Laem-
phapa took q unanimous deci-
sion from Yoshikatsu Furu-
-kawa Of Japan in an eight
round bantamweight bout
which preceded the Panio- Ia
kayasu fight in the double main
event.
Panic caught Takayasu- or
the back Of the head with a
wild looping right which decked
him for q two-count shortly
after the fight started.
AS Takayasu arose and back
pedaled, the Filipino caught
the japanese flush on the Jaw
with q terrific right cross and
Takayasu fell like q log. Panic
weighed 12S pounds, Takayasu
1875.
Evening star., 1960-10-19
San Francisco CoIumnists
Want Casey to Pilot Giants

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1s
(AP).-Columnists in all three
San Francisco newspapers urged
Horace Stoneham to sign Casey
Stengel after the New York
Yankees had fired him yester-
day.
But Stoneham, president of
the Giants, said he's been
thinking Of two other men to
succeed Tom Sheehan, the
teams manager of record.
II hadn't the slightest idea
Casey would be available. p
Stoneham said.
Art Rosenbaum, executive
sports editor Of the Chronicle
said today:
Casey is the logical man to
bring together the ruptured
forces of a potentially strong
club"
Evening star., 1960-10-19
Vito, Two Aides
Picked to Coach
CurroII Cuqers

Frank Vita. an All-Prep Sec
ond-choice halfback while with
Gonzaga in 1854 and a graduate
Of Holy Cross. today was named
head basketball coach at Car
roll High School.
Vita, "a, an English teacher
at Carroll and backfield coach
Of the football team, succeeds
Bob Dwyer. who resigned last
month. Dwyer since has been
appointed head basketball coach
at Priory School.
Oficials at Carroll also an
nounced that Pat Canan has
been appointed junior varsity
basketball coach and Pete Col
Inns freshman coach. Both
also are on the faculty.
Evening star., 1960-10-19
It'll Be Different
Mickey Mantle Says

DALLAS. Tex. Oct. 10 (AP) .
Mickey Mantle appeared sur
prised yesterday when in
formed that Casey Stengel had
been fired as manager Of the
Yankees.
It'll be different" Mantle
said. 1--WE never played for
anyone else"
Mantle, whom Stengel de-
scribed as possibly the best
player in the American League, {"
said he was not shocked by the
firing. "just surprised"
"I'd like to see him back and
thought he would be back, "
Mantle said.
Evening star., 1960-10-19
EX-CHAMP BEATS MCCARTHY
Pittmon, Dezendorf Gain
In North and South Seniors

PINEHURST, N. c., Oct. 10
(AP).-In its nine-year history
the North and South Senior golf
tournament has yet to produce
q two-time champion.
OF the 16 men competing in
today's second round, two are
former winners seeking to upset
that tradition.
One of the pair, Thomas Rob
bins Of Pinehurst, won in 1856
The other, j. Wolcott Brown oi
Sea Girt, N. j., scored in 1858
Each was an impressive first
round victor vestsrday. Rob-
bins, former National Seniors
champion, defeated one of the
co-medalists. Martin Mccarthy
of Chevy Chase, Md, 4 and 3
Brown, in the most one-sidec
match. eliminated Carl Hay.
mond of Los Angeles, 6 and 5
James Kirkpatrick Of Man
chester. Conn.,. whose 10, tw'
under par for the 6,800-yart
Evening star., 1960-10-19

No. 2 course of the country club
had tied Mccarthy for the
medal, had a close call. Down
one through the 18th, he went
ahead by winning the 18th and
18th holes and closed it out
with q half on II against
Lennox Haldeman of Chicago
Two of yesterdays l6 matches
went 20 holes. In one OF them
Col. Arthur Dezendorf of Wash.
ington, D. c., rolled in a 25.
footer on the second extra hole
to edge John Ledbetter. jr.
Scarsdale, N. Y. in the lower
bracket.
| Eugene Pittman. also Of
Washington. D. c., defeated
George Barnes, Cleveland,
and /. in an upper bracke!
match.
Today. Pittman plays Georgl
Haggerty of Detroit, and Col
'Dezendorf meets Frank Steven
of New Rochelle, N. Y.
Evening star., 1960-10-19
Tribe Adds Three,
Cuts Horshmun

CLEVELAND, Oct. 10 (AP).-
The Indians yesterday gave an
outright release to Pitcher Jack
Harshman and put three minor
league players on the clubs
roster. which now numbers 80.
Harshman, q 33-year-old
southpaw. won two and lost four
In IS games last season. He
saw no action until late July be-
cause Of q back injury.
Advanced to the Tribe from
farm teams were Pitchers Sam
Mcdowell and Dave Tyriver and
Shortstop Gordon Lund.
Evening star., 1960-10-19
AU Hurriers Beut
Towson Teachers

American University's cross
country team won its fourth
straight meet yesterday. de-
feating Towson State Teachers
College, 1886, at AU.
John Marinenko of AU was
the individual winner for the
slightly less than three-mile
course with q time of 1921.
Towson took second and third,
but the next five places were
held by runners from American
Evening star., 1960-10-19
Slaughter Released
As Houston MANAGER

HOUSTON, Oct. 10 (AP).-
Enos Country Slaughter was
released yesterday as manager
of the Houston Bluffs of the
American Association.
Also released was Grover
Resinger, third-base coach.
Spec Richardson, general
manager, said the releases we're
made so both men could have
maximum time in which to
make arrangements for 1861.
Evening star., 1960-10-19
Giants Soy
Redskins Use
Illegal Play

NEW YORK. Oct. 10 (AP).-
Coach Jim Lee Howell Of the
Giants yesterday cited three
instances in which he said Red
skins pass receivers Illegally
blocked New York defensive
backs enroute to that upset
24-24 tie with the Giants Sum
day.
He said these were border
line cases, most Of the other
times they ran the pass pat
tern"
The plays in question were
"X"-type pass plays. where two
receivers line up on one side
then criss-cross beyond the line
Of scrimmage. When playing
a man-to-man defense the
Giants defensive backs must
also cross over to pick up their
man.
Howell said Washington
players made contact three
times on these patterns, keep
ing the Giants back on the
right side, usually, from get
ting over to pick up his man.
He pointed out that football
rules specifically forbid pass re-
ceivers downfield from doing
any blocking until q pass has
been completed.
The New York coach said
the Skins obviously had picked
up the play from an exchange
Of a Aim Of q previous game
where one Of the Giants OPP
ponents had used the play, and
had almost beaten them with it.
The Redskins saw it and
just refined it q bit," he said.
Measures have been taken to
prevent q repetition Of such an
incident. Howell added. He
wouldn't elaborate further.
Evening star., 1960-10-19
BY LEWIS r. ATCHISoN
Star star Writer

The Pittsburgh Steelers, who
make their annual appearance
against the Redskins at Grif-
nth Stadium Sunday. have been
one Of the big surprises this
season.
Better make, that one Of the
big disappointments. because
their % record is behind the
pace that landed them in fourth
place in the Eastern Division
last year with q 6-5-1 record.
Many experts picked the Steel
ers to engage in q three-way
fight with the New York Giants
and Cleveland Browns for divi-
sion honors.
Offense BOgs Down
They say Coach Buddy
Parker has the worried look
Of q man with a hatful Of bills
and q losing ticket on a long
shot in the fifth race. The
steelerS trailed at the end Of
the FIRST half in. their frst
three games and ended UP los
ing two Of them. But where
there's life-and Bobby Layne
there's hope. and the Red
skins are guaranteed plenty OF
trouble this week.