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Phelps Extends
Porker-Groy's
LOSING Streak

Phelps Vocational. scoring
twice quickly at the end OF
the first quarter and twice
more in the second, held on
through the last half for q
25-13 football victory over
Parker-Gray High School last
night in Alexandria.
The fourth time with the
ball. Phelps punched So yards
with Halfback Edward Nc
Call scoring from the rs
around left end. Soon after
ward, Tackle Raymond Bundy
blocked a punt and recovered
in the end zone for a 1870
lead.
Halfback Eddie Dickerson
ran is yards and Linebacker
Eddie Gilchrist 80 with an
intercepted pass for the two
second-period scores.
Halfback Willie Mason
threw touchdown passes to
Ends Harry Eaves and Ollie
Lawton for Parker Gray
touchdowns in the last period,
too late to avert the Bull
dogs 18th straight defeat, in
Guiding 10 last season.
PHELPS -I3 IL o O-25
PARKER-GRAY - o o 1913
Phelps scoring: Touchdowns-Mc-
Call (25. rum; Bundy recovered
block punt II enc so ope 1ickerso11
pass Conversion-Marshall pass from
MCCALL
Parker-Gray scoring: Touchdowns-
Lawton eco, pass from Mason). Con-
Eaves 40. pass-run from Mason);
verSion-Craven.
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Shenandoah Results

FIRST RACE - Purse, $1,000; 5Is
Fly Boy Fly CPker, 1900 $50 400
Comics Buster (Espinosal $40
Corlette, Jimelwyn. Hashie, Betty's
Master. Live MY Love, Romedda, How
Deep. Time, 1:OSB.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $1,000;
Tv Sue Rootl $500 300 5. 20
k M;f,9. Re d9 tsch'fferI $50 800. 90
Fiossie w, Toosin, Corn, Irish Dash.
Gabrielle, Milkgay Sun, Jimmy M.
DAILY DOUBLE (s.sl PAID sa12.GO
Tubee GsiSmbo, $50 $50 $50
Hugo You Go !SaumelD 1900 $50
Squire JACK. Sir Adrain, Yule Miss
Chan, Inspirationally, Lacy Sublime,
Bachelor Al. Tine, 1:472s.
FOURTH RACE = Purse. $1,000:
PinfestheT SBr,wer, 1910 100 500
Chantini (SmaID 1890 $50
Maid o Basis brandy $50
Sea Teddy. Bsack. Twiddle Twinkles,
Yankee Doodle. Time, LOSS.
Bonanza No. 8.
FIFTH RACE = Purse. $1,000: 8
furlongS.
S Sssssia ,t sESss 40 s ssS zee zee
Disc Jockey (Parker) $40
Defenseless, Super Ala, Eastern
Bunny, Ladyinwaiting. Time. 1:142s.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. SLIGO: claim
ing; 3-year- odds; mile
Suzie. Prohit. Time, LOSS:
S SsoSn Up Roo RoO 1p.,umho, $50 s.a 9G
Bucks Dream, Jersey Deb, s. o.
Suzie, Prohit. Time ??7?
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. $1,000;
Jimmy Jim jump tA'd'D 40 $50 e.eO
Pinch A Little CEspinosar $40 2..O
Easy Token tSaumeiD 40
Romano. Bull Wayne, Little Clown.
Time, 0:4045.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $4,000;
Royal Mustang Jr. (s'mD $50 $50
Amber Reich (RooD 80
Easy Timer, Lawful Tip, Pistolero II.
Time, 1:46.
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: ga
Music Maid tCave> s.AO 80 $50
Efie J. (Schaffer) $50 $50
Dif1cult Run. Bucks Star, Painter
Boy, Plum Nelly. Time, al.
The big bonanza One person
picked winners and received $S.437.-
Winners Ssrs '0 and received ' ss4I .o6. 'A'U
The winning numbers we're: 8 B
3 8.
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OLYMPIC SCHEDULE
AND SUMMARIES

Andrea Piatowski "
United statss-Morales Lv. Kwartler
LV. Dasaro OV.
Hunsary. 3; Italy. 6.
Hungary meets Poland for team
ssber championship. United States
meets Italy for third place
Results Yesterday
BASKETBALL
Poland, 81; Uruguay. 80. poland
Czechosiovakia, es: Yusoslavia. SO.
Overtime, czechoslovakia wins 5th
FIELD HOCKEY --
spain, 2: Great Britain. 1. tSpain
Pakistan. 1: India. 0. tPakistan wins
n i HGgn gary, 2; Italy 1, fHunEary wins
--'N ''~ EQUESTRIAN
Three-day event standings (dressags
and cross country events Completely.
Lawrence Morgan. Australia.
81 "a points, 2, Brian Crago. Australia.
16.5 so. 4, Hans Scharzenbach Switzer-
land, minus 81 80. 5. Saybaytol MUIR
sakimov, Russia. minus $50. 6, Anton
sE srE ST UT ElI minus 3s;21. Z.
Michael Bullen, Great Britain, minus
81. 80. g, Harry freeman. ireland,
minus S, Ga Al IL 10 Lev Baklyshkin, Rus
Placings after dressage and endur-
ance tests.
/, Australia plus 1853. 2. switzer-
land: minus 252.22. 3, Ireland, minus
407.51. 4, France, minus 450.51. 5,
Great Britain, minus 467. so. 8. Italy.
minus 515.71
John Plum. syosset, L. l., finished
18th with minus 1871. Michael
Page, Briarcliff Manor. N Y, An
ished 18th with minus 1850.
WEIGHTLIFTING
Light Heavyweight
]. IreneusZ Palinski, Poland l2S6ia,.
press, 49,. snatch: 397, clean and
ierk), a75A pounds: .. Jim Georses
USA aaron, Ohiol 292, press: 292,,
snatch: 1854, clean and jerk, 94S; 3,
Jan Bochenek. Poland, a26; A. Geza
10th, Hungary. 9"u; D, Jouni Kailar-
saw, Finland, 900 6. Peter Tatchev.
Bulgaria. 913 10th awarded Attn
place because he is lighter than Lail-
savil.
Middle Heavyweight
!, Arkadiy Vorooiev Russia. 1,041i7
pounds t336 press, 314 snatch; 36aia
clean and jerk. >. Trofim Lomakin,
Russia, 1,00Sia. 3. Louis Martin. Great
Britain, ISL. 4. John Pulskamp. Col
umbia. Ohio, 953 o30Sia press; 215
n snatch; 1863 clean and jerk. 5,
Francois Vincent, France, a31. 8.
Vladimir NicOlov. Bulgaria, 900.
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ROME, Sept. 10 (AP).-The
schedule of events in the 1860
Olympic Games for tomorrow
washington time), followed
by results:
= am. Equestrian: Grand prix
jumping flrst round.
10. am. - Equestrian: Grand prix
jumping second round.
Closing ceremony.
ToDAY's, RESULTS
Basketball
tConsolation)
Hungary, "A; France. 70.
SHOOTING
Small Bore Rife
Prone Position FinaD
1;peter Kohnke. Germany, $50 points
$50; 3, Forcella Pelliccioni, Venezuela
5s7: {, Vastly Borisov.. Russia, $685.
8, Arthur Skinner, Great Britain. $50;
9, Yukio Inokuma, Japan, 5s6; a. 1t
8, MARCEL Cohen. Bulgaria. 5S5: 8,
Marat Niasov. Russia, $751;. 10, lost
Sirbu. Romania, 5S5; IL, Anders Kviss-
berg: Sweden 5S4; IL, Gilmour Boa
land. $50; IA. Pierre Guy. France, $50;
10, Kurt .Johansson, Sweden, 5S2. I'm
case. of ties, .placings determined BY
number Of bullseyes)
GYMNASTICS
Mems Pommeled Horse
l. tie between Eugen Ekman. Fin
land. and Boris Shaklin, Russia, 49, 75
points. 3, Shut TSurumi. Japan,
10 100. 4. Takashi Mitsukuri. Japan,
l9.O25. 5, Yurt Titov, Russia, 1850.
o. Takashi Ono, Japan, 1885.
RING EVENT
J.. Albert Asaryan, Russia, 1925.
2, Boris Shakh1in, Russia, 1880. 3.
Tie between Takashi Ono, Japan. and
velik Kapsazov. Bulgaria, 19.@45. 3.
Nobukuki Aihara, Japan. 1890. g.,
Yuriy Titov. Russia, 1928.
FENCING
Team Saber QuarterflnalS
Poland, 2; Germany, 2.
Italy. 9: France, z.
Hungary. q; Romania, 2.
United States, &: Russia, s Omitted
states wins on basis OF fewer hits re-
United states-Tibor Nyilas, Flush
ing, N. Y 4V. Mike Dasaro. New York.
n. Y. ~. Al Morales, Tucson. Ariz,
LV. Allen Kartler, Yonkers, N Y. LV.
Rnssia-David Tyshler. 3V. Iakov
Rylskiy, ". Nugzar Asatiani, 2V.
Eusenly Cherepovskiy, LV.
Team Saber SemifinaIs
Poland. 8: United States. 8.
Poland--Jerzy Pawlawski, 2V. Emil
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Laurel Rebounds
In Lost Half to
Beut Oxon Hill

Stunned by a tumble which
Oxon Hill turned into a quick
touchdown in the first quarter,
Laurel High School scored on
breaks Of its own in each of
the last two periods for a lat
victory yesterday at Laurel in
the football opener for both.
Halfback William Scott, ALL
Suburban Maryland last fall as
a sophomore, scored both
Laurel touchdowns after hav-
ing a 40-yard scoring dash can
celed late in the first quarter
by q penalty.
The Clippers took the lead
temporarily when Guard Pat
LaFontaine ran 81 yards with
q Laurel tumble. However, Oxon
Hill did not get within Is yards
of the Laurel goal line there
after.
oxoN HILL 10y 9 Q %
LAUREL -----L---- ia
oxon Hill scoring: Touchdown-La-
Fontaine (37. run with fumble). Con-
Laurel scoring: Touchdowns-scott
z (23, run; 2. plunge). Conversions
BozeVich 2.
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Successive Aces
Shot at Quontico

QUANTICo. Va, Sept. 10
(AP).-Two officers shot con-
Secutive holes in one on the
l64-yard 18th hole of the Ma
rine Corps schools golf course
yesterday.
Ii. Col. Walter L. Williams,
Il. a Quantico operations Of
f1cer, used a No. S iron for his
ace. 1t. Col. william N. Case,
40, Of Vancouver. Wash, a stu
dent at Quantico's senior school,
swung q No. 4 iron.
Both normally shoot in the
low Dos. Williams finished with
an "a, Case with 86.
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BY CARL SELL
star stan Writer

Richard Montgomery and
Montgomery Blair finished in
a tie for the Maryland BIZ
County League football cham
pionship last year, and the 1860
title could be decided when the
two schools meet September "a
at Rockville.
Richard Montgomery, which
surprised last year with a 100
record, last night stretched its
win streak to Is. with an en-
phatic $50 victory over North
western at Northwestern in the
Bi-County League opener.
Quarterback Bruce Mackey
was the show for the Rockets,
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WOMEN'S GOLF

ARMY NAVY - Mrs. w. P.
Blackwell and Mrs. r. j.
O'Keefe will hold an 18-hole
playoff Monday for low net
honors and the AL Burton Cup.
The two women tied yesterday,
Mrs. Blackwell with 80 minus
10 for a u, and Mrs. O'Keefe,
92-20-72.
Low gross honors went to
Mrs. w. J. Ely with an "a.
There was a four-way tie for
second low net: Mrs. r. M.
oliver S7-12-75; Mrs. s. w.
Belts, 99-24-75: Mrs. r. j.
Bossidy, 99-24-75, and Mrs. J..
w. Elliott, 86-11 - u.s.. Four
others tied for third low net:
Mrs. F. D. Peters. 87-11-76;
Mrs. j. d. Koser. 92-16-76;
Mrs. r. A. Chapman, 92-16-
76. ano Mrs. Kopcsak, 1918
re.
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Redskins Return
Ross to Lions

The Redsins yesterday re-
turned End Dave Ross to the
Detroit Lions after deciding
not to keep the rockies from
Los Angeles State.
Ross had been sent to the
Redskins on a trial basis and
remained the property of the
Lions.
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Eastern Shaved
At Lebanon by
One Point Margin

LEBANON, Pa, Sept. 10
(SpeciaD.- For five years now.
Eastern High School of WASH
ington. D. c., has opened its
football season here. Last
night Lebanon scored its fourth
victory in the series and third
straight, rs, with a fourth
quarter touchdown.
Eastern threatened to score
only twice and, after pass in
Perception stopped the Ramblers
on the Lebanon 10 in the first
quarter, they made good in the
second period on a 25-yard pass
from Halfback James Spencer
to Left End Willie Johnson in
the end zone.
Fullback Rufus White tried
to plunge for the extra point
but was stopped a yard short.
A 35-yard punt return to
the Eastern 20-yard line set
up Lebanon's tying touch
down. A draw play carried
to the Eastern 4 and Right
Halfback James Wilson scored
up the middle on the next
play.
The winning conversion kick
came with less than four
minutes remaining.
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BUGS Recall Burone

PITTSBURGH. Sept. 10 (AP).
The Pirates. with permission
from the baseball commission
er'S Office, have recalled In
fielder Dick Barone from the
Columbus team of the Inter-
national League. He takes the
place of Shortstop Dick Groat.
who broke his left wrist earlier
in the week.
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claimed by the Cowboys and
will report Monday. They are
Halfback Walt Kowalczyk from
Detroit. End Woodley Lewis
from st. Louis, Guard Mike
Connolly from Los Angeles.
Fullback Mike Dukes from San
Francisco and Tackle Dick
Klein from Chicago.
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Bell Skaters
Scoring Mark
Q ~ " eAI..s. has.sa :. n'a s-as.,~ ~

Bell Vocational High School
broke its single-game scoring
record with a 1876 victory at
Pomonkey in Charles County
yesterday. opening the football
season for both schools.
End Robert Lee Stewart, a
second team All Interhigh
choice last season, scored three
Of Bells eight touchdowns and
the lone extra point. He ran Is
yards with a bad punt in the
first quarter, scampered so
yards with an intercepted pass
in the second and ran so yards
after taking a short pass from
Quarterback Tom Bradley in
he third period.
The previous single-game
record for Bell was AZ points,
scored against Quantico Post in
the season opener in 1857.
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HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL

Results Yesterday
Bell, 40; Pomonkey, 8.
Burnley, 40; Luther Jackson. o..
Gaithersbure, 13; Severns Park. 0.
Laurel. IA: Oxon Hill, z.
Lebanon. z: Eastern, z.
Phelps, 25; Parker Gray, 10.
Richard Montgomery, 20; North
western. o.
ST. Johns, -; Roosevelt, 8.
Games Today
Northwood at Blair, ,
Walter johnson at Suitland, 2.
High Point at Wheaton, 2
Bladensburg at B-CC,
LaPlata at Sherwood, 2.
Spingarn VS.. DeMatha at st. Johns,
10 am
Anacostia at Frederick, 8.
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OLYMPIC POINTS

ROME, Sept. 10 (AP).-Un-
official point score in the Olym-
pic Games FIRST places in par
entheSes):
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xFaced three men In fourth.
Winner-Shaw Q3-12). Loser-Es-
trada 16-e).
HBP-By Estrada tFreese, Minosol
U-Soar, Chylak. Paparella and Hon.
ochick. T-2:33. A-31,00S.
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MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

HGRAChN LEAOCE
BATTING BATTING Chased on $50 or more at
chicago, .314: Kuenn. Cleveland,
I'll: Sievers, Chicago, 80; Minoso
engage and Aspromonte, Cleveland
RUNS--Mantle. New York, 10Y; Maris
New York. S. SieverS. Chicago. 81;
iAparicio Chicago. and Lemon. wash
RUNS p BBATrTTED IN-Msris, New York,
80; Lemon, Washington. 81; Wertz
sisy,ers; Chicago, and Showroom New
HITs-smith and Minoso. Chicago
E ElHnnsls, Boston. 156; Powers
Do sIsS.IS s, cIsy y 80;
New York. 20; Ryn neH Sf Boston
Smith and Freese, Chicago. and Al
lisons Washington. %.
TRn5P PltiTsora Chica;so, 10; Robinson
Green. Bertoia and Becauer, Wash
HOME IRUNs-Maris. New York, and
Ssw Williams YiGrGi 81 sost SSlay Is Detroit
STOLEN BASES-Aparicio. Chicago,
a. tt:vs LIs 5S chicsgO: &c.. 90 PisT;Ssil
iGn 6 hsne on PetT OF more re- dec
;7s6; Perry. Cleveland. 1871 .esS:
s steoN WssS MiashInstSn a 1872 1857;
STRIKEOUTS-Bun Detroit, 1S9
Ia ssb;n..O Washington; I4s; Rsmos'
1872: Estrada. Baltimore. les.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on $50 or more at
Groat, Pittsburgh, .325; Clemente.
Pittsburgh. .3@2: Mays. San Fran
cisco, .317; Cepeda. San Francisco,
RUNS : Mays, San Francisco, 1O1 i:
Cincinnati, 9s: Aaron. Milwaukee.
s Mi,v AShSsrn q, Chicago and Bruton.
Runs ~f BATTE d IN-Banks, Chicago.
10S: Aaron, Milwaukee. 105; Ma
thews, Milwaukee. 1O3: Mays, San
FRANCISCO. 81; clemente. Pittsburgh.
and Cepeda, San Francisco. So.
HITS-Groat, Pittsbureh. 1s3: Pinson.
CISCO. 1875: Clements, Pittsburgh
DoU 1si sruIon pn MilHa9 cineinn ns 81
Gspeda. San Francisco. 81: Banks.
30; Skinner, Pittsburgh. 30.
TRIPLGS c,n BlEItop M WlySnn II
bgrgh, Kirkland, san francisco, and
White. ST.. Louis, 8.
HOME RUNS :. Banks, Chicago, 80:
Aaron, Milwaukee. SO; Mathews, Mil
waukee. 80: Boyer. st, Louis, %:
STOLEN BASES-Wilis. Los Angeles.
AZ. Pinson, Cincinnati. %: Taylor
Philadelphia, "a; Mays. San Fran
cisco: q; Bruton. Milwaukee. 49,.
PITCHING tbssed on II or more dsci-
.733; Law, Pittsburgh. 1877, .731:
Key Cincinnati. Tvs, $50: SPAIN,
sr MilE rHE4Ts 1879, 967, .n..,..
2I5: Sam Jones, San Francisco,
170:.. Koufax. Los Angeles. 1873;
Broglio. St. Louis. 166; Friend,
Pittsburgh, ISL.
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Shenandoah
Scratches

st Joe. Piano Girl, Magic Luck.
Admiral Al. Bunky Boy.
R-June w.
9-Hot Date.
lO-Red Arrow.
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WHITE sox, S; ORIOLES, z
BALTIMORE
CHICAGO

Totals SO 2 z 2 Totals 81 IL
Iran for Freese in I'd: 2 Sinsled for
IN Sth: SINGLED for Hoeft in 9Th;
i Ran for Woodling in Sth; Struck
out for Stephens in 9th.
BALTIMORE ---- 900 900 O20-2
CHICAGO --------- 210 900 11x-5
Po-A-Baltimore 24-13: Chicago,
27-9, DP-Freese to Fox to Kluszew-
ski; Robinson to Breeding to Gentle.
LOB-Baltimore, 8: Chicago. 8.
2B-Shaw, Smith, Kluszewski, Espo-
sito SHAW 2
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MINOR LEAGUES

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
san Diego, 1914; Sale Lake City, 80.
Tacoma. 5; Sacramento, /.
Vancouver, 4; Spokane, 3.
Seattle, q; Portland, D.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville, a; Charleston, ,.
Indianapolis, 4; Dallss-Fort Worth,
st. Paul, IL; Denver, z.
Houston, 5: Minneapolis, 0.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Buffalo, z; Toronto, 5.
Rochester, 5; Montreal. /.
Richmond, 3; Miami, 9
Jersey City, f.; Columbus, 3.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Birmingham, 81; Chattanooga, Id.
Little Rock, ga; Memphis. 2-5.
Other games postponed
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
(Semif1nal Play0ffSD
(Best-of-5 Series)
savannah, IL; Columbia. z (Savan-
nah leads, gid.
Charlotte. 5; Knoxville, 3 KNOX
TEXAS LEAGUE tSemiRnal PIayoffs)
Tulsa, ;; San Antonio. 3 tTulsa
EASTERN LEAGUE Final PIayono
(Best-of-5 Series)
Springheld at Williamsport. first
game Of series. postponed
MEXICAN LEAGUE
All games postponed.
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FIGHT RESULTS

MELBOURNE. Australia =. Auburn
visani, italy. drew, 10. Lightweights.
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Totals 80 2 3 9 Totals 80 8 10 .
/ Ran for Post in 9th
SAN FRANCISCO 600 10 600
CINCINNATI ----- 0O2 900 OOI-3
E-Amalfitano, Schmidt. PO-A-
San Francisco, 25-S, Zone cut when
winning run scored), Cincinnati. 81
II. LOB-San Francisco, /, Cincinnati,
I3.
.b-McCovy, Mcmillan. Pinson. HR
Rutland. S-Bell 2.
Odell 81 10 3 ) s
Purkey 2 3 , 2 o i
Winner-Purkey u7-sl. Loser
Odeli GID.
HBF-By o'dell tPinsono. WP-
O'dell. U-Crawford, Venom, Das-
coli, secory. T-2:22. A--10.796.
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Totals "a 4 IA Totals 80 2 z 2
Grounded out for Sam Jones in
Sth; Fouled out for Henry in 9th.
SAN FRANCISCO 900 DOL 012-
CINCINNATI --100 DOL 000-2
ELandrith. Mcmillan. PO-A---San
Francisco, 27-11; Cincinnati, 27-1S
DP-Blasingame to Bressoud to
McCoyey;, Lo5-San Francisco, 6:
HR-McCovey. Bailey. Bressoud
SB-Landrith. s-BlasinEame.
Jones 7 6 . . g 4
x Maloney ---S 5 4 2 /
Henry --- 2 o o o 2
Winner---Antonelli SD. Loser
Maloney, 0.5).
9th. ~Ai0"'' O'''ns0 20 Two 0A''sfs IN
U-secory, Crawford, Venom, Das-
coli. T-2:31.
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"Pitched to 8 in Sth.
Winner-Williams $3.50. Loser
Buhl (14-9).
U-Jackowski, Landes, Pelekoudas
and Barlick. T-2:35. A-19,732.
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Bell scoring: Touchdowns-Stewart
(3) us, unit RETURN $50. pass inter-
ception) $50, pass-run from Bradley,
Evans $50, rum, Douglas (16, rum 4,
johnson eco, rum, Bradley e., plunge) ,
Harry (35, run). onversion-Stewart.
Pomonkey scoring: Touchdown -
Mathews $50, pass-run from Thomas).
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Eastern scoring: Touchdown -
Lebanon SCORING: Touchdown-Wil-
son a. plunge. Conversion - Paul
mon.
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Winner - Mizell Q1-7). Loser -
Ellsworth (6-12).
Conlan, Donatelli, Burkhart,
Vargo. T-2:33. A-24,S31 -
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DODGERS, 5; BRAVES, 3

Totals "a 512 3 Totals 81 3 8 g
] Fouled out for Cottier in 9TH;
2 Walked for Bull in Sth; 3 Famed
for Logan in 9th.
LOS ANGELES ---O2O OO2 0IO-5
MILWAUKEE, ----OU0 200 010--3
Evils. Dark, Schoendienst. PO-A
DP-Bruton to Mathews. LOB-Los
Angeles, g.; Milwaukee. B.
2b-Howard, Neal (2). HR-Aaron.
S-Willians, W. Davis. SF-Neal,
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MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
PIRATES, 4; CUBS, 3

Totals "a 3 8 Totals 81 4 z .
Flied out for Ellsworth in 18th: 2
Singled for Wright in 9th.
CHICAGO O10 600 002-3
PITTSBURGH 80 020 O02 00x-4
EBanks, Thomas, Cimon. Po-A-
Chicago, 24-10; Pittsburgh, 27-13.
-Chicago, o; Pittsburgh, g.
DP-zimmer to Banks to Thomas. LOB
2b-Hoak, Ashburn. 3b-Schofield.
SB-Heist. Skinner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-10

Winner - Ramos Q1-1G. Loser -
Grant (9-S).
PB-Battey. U-Drummond, Hdr-
O "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-10
GIANTS, "a; REDS, %

Bruce $3.50.
u Umont, Berry. Napp, Stewart
$500. A-22.397.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-10

Winner = Daley l4-l4. Loser Il
Nichols OLD.
U-Smith. Schwarts, cinnamon and |
Flaherty. T-2:39. A-9,614.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-10

BELL VOCATIONAL 12 rs 9 6-49
PomOnkey o q O g. 8
Evening star., 1960-01-24
January Is

n,issioned 10 locote o voodoo sor-
eerer who is hexine q former bol-
let stor. Richard Long, Arlene
Howell, Andrew Duooon.
9-fothev Knews Best. C'm'dy.
Tooetherness explodes in an out
burst OF individuality when
writer for on insurance publico-
tion coils ot the Anderson home.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
Program Listinss

ounmon's leg. Clint WoIker,
Vouehon Toylor. Peter Brown.
9-This Man Dowson. Crime.
A veteran detective turns mur-
derer. Keith Andes stors.
500
4-Love end MarV'se. Com'dy.
Publisher Bill Harris forces Song
Promoter Stubby 10 resign. VIII
liam Demorest, Stubby koye stor.
5-Maios leosue BesebaIl.
Philadelphia VS.. Milwaukee.
9-The Texan. Western.
LonsIey closes in on the rnysteri-
Gus bondit known as 81 Sorbro.
Rory Calhoun stors.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
800
Gum. Crime.

StSt S8Uus Sl"'iS.
An olcoholic hires Gum 70 keep
him sober for "lust l. z hours" 50
he con meet his douehter whom
he hosn't seen in ! 5 yeors. Croiq
Stevens, John Melntire and his
douehter, Holly Melntire.
s-Douslas Feirhonks Presents.
S-The Danny Themes Show.
Danny tries 70 take over his wiFe's
household chores when she Is
summoned for jury duty. Danny
ThomoS, Marjorie Lord, Mouriee
Morsoc.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
Continued From Preceding Poas
7:l5
7-News. Weother.
MeCoffrey. Allen.
7:2S
S-rV EditoFiel.
7:3o
A.RiehnnA niAinnnd Cri

4-Rieherd Diemend. Crime.
Zine Art Of Murder" An octress
hires Diamond 10 help her re-
cover $4,000 she poid for an
"orisinol" pointing which an ort
curator row claims Is foke.
David jansen, HiIIey Brooke
star.
S-Woterfront. Adventure.
Preston Foster stors.
7-CheyenRe. Western.
! Hour. Ghost of the Cimor-
ron." 6odie Is held hostoee ond
forced to remove bullet from q
Evening star., 1960-01-24

4-Tales Of Wells ferso.
WESTERN. THE Journey" $780,
600 worth of jewels ore stolen
from jim Hordie while on stooe
coach trip. Dale Robertson stors.
7-Rourbon Sc. 6eat. Mystery.
heun Knock on Any Tomb
stone" Rex Rondolph is COM
Smyrna times., 1960-04-28
Income Guides
Set Up By VA

What is considered income
in applying for pension under
the new law which goes into
effect July l, 1860? Leon Fields,
manager of the Wilmington re-
gional office of the Veterans Ad-
ministration gave the following
guide today, since the amount
of annual income determines
the size of the pension payment
or whether or not there will be
any pension payment at all.
All wages, salaries, profits, in
terest, dividends are considered
income. So are retirement pen
sions, annuities and Social Sec
urity payments.
In fact, all money received
must be counted as income ex-
cept these eight classifications:
/. The compensation or pen
sion payments received from the
VA.
Q. Donations from private or
public relief or welfare sources.
3. Government life insurance
payments and payments of SER
vicemen's indemnity.
A. Payments by the Armed