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FRIEELAND' IaEL,AD' LOUISE LEE. On Sunday.

January 10. 1860 at Washington
Hospital Center. LOUISE LEE FREE
LAND, wife OF the late James 3.
tha E. KoWslski and Mrs Cathe-
crime L. Shughrue There are nine
grandchildren and II great grand
Ghiloren Friends may call at the
Iakoma Funeral Home 254 Carroll
81. NV parking oppoSItCJ. after
pm. Tuesday. January IL. Fu-
neral Thursday. January a. al o 30
m Requiem mass at the Church
OF the Nativity at 10 am Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery
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GARDNER, 1T. EARLE G.. sr., USN
tRettredl. On Sunday, January 10,
IigsSg' IT, EARLE, G; GARDNER, sr..
pSN RETIRED OF Ana n. Chelsea
band OF Theresa 3, Gardner and
father OF Capt Earle @. Gardner,
jr.. USN. brother OF Miss Ida Gard
ner, Mrs. 8. w.. Archibald Mrs W
Mrs, Florence Parish OF Leeds, Ala
Also survived by three grandchildren.
Friends are invited TO call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
oi Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda.
Md.. services Thursday, January IA,
at Fort -Myer Chapel, Fort Myer,
Va, at 10 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. I3
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Dtpdl iultHL FItSluent.
FREELAND, LOUISE L. The mem
bers OF Gen. NJ. Emmet
~ Urel AuXiliary No. 8,
$$aS U. 8 W. v. are requested
sfnt TO attend services Tor our
w. departed sister. LOUISE L
@Y FREELAND. at the Takoma
Funeral Home 254 Car
roll St NV, on Wednesday. Jan
uarY - 1860. at 4 pm.
ISABEL .HUMM, PrPsident,
CARMEN RAMOS. Seer etary.
FREELAND, LOUISE L. The members
OF the Military ORDER OF the | iZard
will assemble q. the Takoma Fu-
neral Home. 254 Carroll st. NV,
for services for cur late Fast Grand
Gila Monster. LOUISE L FREE
LAND, on Wednesday January I3,
1860. at $50 pm.
SALLIE OMARR,
--u Grand Gila Monster.
ESTHER ERHARDT
Grand Chameleon
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day January 10, 1860, a. Ehe Dis
tTlet GsnsEal Hospital; NARY FRAN
SES x ESEiWT seioSsd VIZ d;S y ta6 seinon isns ben M
mis- Boswell, mother Of Mrs. Charity
Bell, Mrs. Catherine Jackson. Miss
Mary c. Boswen, RemuS, Leonard
and Edward Boswell. She also leaves
srandehiidrsn, one Brother, Norman
Rose: one sister-in.law. Miss Carrie
Frazier. four daughters-in-iaw, two
sons-in-lAw, nieces, nephews and q
h9st Of other TslatIyss and friends.
friends may cali ct the Snowden
Funeral Home. N. Wabhington st.,
Rockville. Nd. Funeral on Wsdnes-
day. January IS, at 2 pm, at
vie VIE M6 MSp ne ls'fST Rev B = HaIi iO ota-
eiating. 1nterment church cemetery.
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FRALEY, vICKIE. On Monday, Jan.
1itai hTy vldssffR2 p fRShHSSF SShhHiSF'nS s,,aE.s a0.
daughter Of Winired and Beatrice
Fraley and sister Of Betty Los
Honda Lee and Hickey Lee Fraley
Erien1s may call at the Takoma
Funeral Home. 254 Carroll St NV
from 7:3O pm until 20 pm Tues
aay. January u. Services and in
terment in Boonsboro, Md on Fri
day January Is
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"G9hn }SHasys George 5e6 j. M Rn Ssls5ssy SASsSys
devoted husband OF Mrs Mar
Moore He also. is survived By two
brothers. Samuel T. and FreasrieE
Moore three sisters, Mrs. Ethel
DORSEY. Mrs. Florence Tucker ana
Miss Grace Moore one nephew Ru-
dolph TYmus, and other relatives
and many friends Remains may
be viewed on tuesday, January IL.
siter pm" at the Hal Bros.
NV, where services will Be hsid
on wednesday. January IL. AZ
pm Interment Woodland Gene
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HUNTINGTON. OLIVER WALSH. on

Saturday. January 8, 1860. al wash
ington Hospital Center, OLIVER
WALSH HUNTINGTON OF 463l
South, 9th St. Arlington. Va, be-
loved husband Of Katherine 3. hunt
Huntington OF LItchheld, Ne: brother
OF Earl F Of Sequel. Calf, and
Paul Huntington, Mrs Agnes Maxim,
MIS- Martha Hutchins and Mrs
Mary Nickerson. all Of Maine
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington,
va. after 10 am. Monday, JanU-
sry IL Funeral services will be
neId In the funeral home chapel
on Wednesday. January 10. al 10
Am. lnterment Arlington National
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BEHRENs, ELvA z, (BETTYE) In,

Dayis). on Monday, january u,
SS2EsafRkss S2sf 'i n., EbSA bs7 = II. SsfaElYsa S.lo1sda
wife Of Theodore J, Behrens, sr.,
and sister OF Mrs. Mildred l. Rhodes
and william r. DayiS. Relatives
Funeral Home, 4th st. and I4ass,
ave. ne. where services will be held
on Thursday, January u, at $50
pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Gem
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EDGAR FRANKLIN. on
Friday. January :, 1850. at staun:
HAtENLR Of 50 X st. NV. Wash.
Rose HST.nsf' S nq'Ofna taShs4 81 oi ths Mrs' re
oenevieve Hudson OF Norfolk Va
brother Of Charles T; Havener oi
Loudoun County Va; Mrs Mary
Buckingham Of Oxon Hill, Md; Mrs.
Sally ShanholtE OF Vienna. Va; Mrs.
Maggie NJ AtWell OF Falls Church,
Va Friends may call at the Ives
Funeral Home. 2S47 Wilson plvd.
ices will be held on Wednesday,
January 10. At 2:30 pm Intcrment
ArlinCtop Natinnsj CerSfary 10
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NALLE. IAMEs IsRAEL. on Sunday.

January ~, 1860, JAMES iisRRdfT isRaETL
MALE Of 1890 corcoran st NV,
devoted father Of Mrs Corinne
Parker. Mrs Evelyn E Williams
Mrs Joan Washington. Morris and
James Male He also leaves
10 mourn their loss one SISTER, Mrs
beSSle Brown. a brother. Taylor II
Male. eiEht grandchildren. three
sOnS-lniaV one sister.in-lav two
nephews. other relatives and friends
remains resting at the John T,
RhineS & Co. Funeral Home. 3OI5
I'm s.. re. where friends may
can aiter " pm Thursday. jan
uarY H., and where funeral serv-
ices vii be helc on Friday January
70. at ~ am. Father Quinlsnd
Sotdon Ghlcia ling. Interment REM
HsIOH' va IA
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NhsH' EFFIE VI. on Sunday, january
~ at her residence, 1856 Randolph
wife Of the late Harry d Mash
mother Of Harry c. Nash, sister OF
Cora Miller Friends may call At her
Iate residence until Wednesday, Jan.
uary IL. at 0:l5 m Requiem mass
AZ st: Dominic's Church at 10 am
Relatives and friends invited Inter
ment Confessional Cemetery. Mat
tingly Funeral Service. -
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DUNUNAN, KUSA I. The oficers and
~ members of Ladies AuXil-
R@A larry. No. so. knights OF 81.
WH6<sI John, are requested to meet
NE%U at 1911 Taylor ST. ne. the
W sister. ROSA L. DONOVAN,
at s pm. Tuesday, January
~ s1rIEHIi 70 reslIs Hi is,,Ies, the IrNosi5y.
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EARLE G. A special COM
munication Of King Solo
mon Lodge, No. 81, F. A.
A. M. will be held at 8
am. Thursday, January "a,
1850. at the Masonic Tenn
pie, sol 18th st. NV. for
the purpose of conducting
funeral services for our
her, EARLE @. GARDNER.
G. HARRINGTON. w NJ
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LL ~ DIR THOMAS 5. Members OF
~ the Policemens AIsocia.
M@@M :ion will attend the fu-
Mh~&4M neral Of ;heir late brother.
IN mi THOMAS 8. FLETCHER.
W%z2 TO be held al Nicholson,
Wf@V Pa" on Thursday. January
IA. 1860. Remains will
be resting 4: the Lee Funeral Home,
4th ST. and Mass. ave. ne. until
kpMNSAER4Rs EkPpMARR i RINS; BIN ZOE iI1rsssidsnt. ss.l
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LA"ToN' MANLEY. The members Of
AIN keane Council, No ana
MA Knights of Columbus. arc
He7Ta SsSifkA requested to assemble al
-I W. the Timothy Hanlon Fu-
WV neral Home. 1891 Georpia
NM/ ave NV. on Tuesday, jan
uRTy IL, 1900. al sir
IN: Tor the recitation OF the
rosary yS,rt,o,y n
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FoLLANSBEE. THOMAS U. On Sat.
H5.pi, fHTSayi JAh4fHT65 1890 q poS;9gs
BEE brother OF Miss Muriel Folians.
bee and Mrs Ruth 5earle Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home
4th st, and Massachusstts ave ne,
tnterment private In Arlington Ma.
tionAl Cemetery. 70
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RENNEBERGER, RAYMOND OF 1905
Stoneleigh court, Rockville, Md,
on January IL. 1850 husband OF
Emma c. Rennebtrger, father OF
Raymond c. Renneberger. sr., and
Mrs. Doris L Day. Five grand-
children and four Great- -Erandchil-
dren also survive Services at
Chambers Funeral Home, 3072 NJ
st. NV. on Thursday January II,
at IL am Interment Forest Oak
CemCterY GnitherShurR Nd Il
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S. DEE. special commu-
M Lodge, No. as, F. A. NJ,
- IN Is called for 7.30 pm.
NM Va Wednesday, January ~,
I'M" 1860. in Stansbury Ma
WL% sonic Temple, for the pur-
~ pose of conducting Ma
sonic services for our late brother,
6. DEE HANSON at $3.50 pm at
the s H, Hines Co Funeral Home.
RAYMOND p. BROWN Master
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LAWTON. MANLEY. On uordav
January II. 1850, MANI EY I SW
TON brother of Mrs. Louise Bagby
ol Annapolis, Md Funeral rom
the Timothy Hanlon Funeral Homo
22o1I Georgia ave. NV, on Wednes-
gay January 10, at N.3O am
Requiem mass at the Shrine Of he
sacred Heart, 18th ST. and PARK
rd. NV, at 10 am. InIsrment
Cedar Hill Cemetery, -''''i ii!Sh' y
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January o, 1860, BELLE ROBERT.
wife Of Herbert Robertson she
also is survived by other relatives
and friends. After pm. today
remains may be viewed at the
Crouch Funeral Home. 81 K st n ".
Funeral and Interment On WedneS-
haV january II In Rock Hill S c
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January 10, 1860, at Washington
Hospital Center. MARGARET L.
HURLEY OF 2l22 Massachusetts ave
NV, sister OF Mrs. Anne BaStresS,
Mary and George Hurley. She also
is survived by several nieces and
nepheys Friends may call at the
S. H Hines Co Funeral Home, 2gOI
l4th st NV after 4 pm Moaisy
parking facilitiesl. Prayers from
the above funeral home Wednesday,
January -, at $50 am. thence 10
st. Matthew's Cathedral, 18th ST
and Rhode Island ave. NV. where
the holy sacrifice OF the mass will
be offered at 10 am. for the repoSe
81 her soul. Interment Holy Gross
Cemetery RFonkiyp
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%NS }sNSSiFs j, 5tSSS$ +HELNA + T'f5s; .sS.; f1s;
VIE Of Harold Carter and daughter
Notice Of funeral later. SrranSe.
mani kv pnrnaa 4. MalLhnr.s
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allowing only five hits, and the
Pirates retained their five
League race.
However. the cast of charac-
ters in the runnerup spot
switched once more. Milwaukee,
which had been in second place,
lost to the Dodgers, 80, while
the erstwhile third-place Car
dinals were taking a double
header from the Phillies, 5-4
and 60, to jump into second.
San Francisco was rained out
at Cincinnati.
Two veterans were largely
responsible for the Cardinals
twin triumphs. The venerable
but perennially youthful Stan
Musial cracked a pair of
doubles in the first game,
scored each time, and knocked
in another run with a sacrifice
fly.
The second game was all
Curt Simmons, who turned in
his fourth victory against two
defeats and his third over his
former teammates. When the
Cards gave him three runs in
the sixth inning without getting
a hit, it was all he needed. Gene
Conley was the victim, losing
his eighth game against seven
victories.
Lindy Mcdaniel, making his
44th appearance, was credited
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NATIONAL
Mize|| Trode Pays;
Vets Boost Cards

with his ninth victory in IL
decisions in the first game. He
allowed one hit in the 2h
innings he worked. Musial's
second double in the. eighth re-
suited in the winning run. He
scored on Curt Floods single
to break a 4-4 tie.
Johnny Podres, on the mound
for Los Angeles, had everything
under control for eight innings.
He had famed 10, walked only
two, and had allowed the
Braves only five hits.
Then the roof started to sag.
Ed Mathews opened the ninth
with his oath home run. Podres
got the next two batters, but
Bill Bruton doubled and
Johnny Logan and Felix Man.
tilla singled and the Dodger
lead was cut to one run. Larry
Sherry came in to get the third
out and preserve Podres' 10th
victory.
The Dodgers pushed across
what proved to be the decisive
run in the top of the ninth
off Ron Piche, who took over
after Bob Buhl was lifted for
a pinch-hitter in the eighth.
Maury Wills third hit-a
double-and a single by Wally
Moon brought the score. Wills
also stole two bases and got
two singles, and Norm Larker
got three hits to boost his
league-leading average to $50.
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SENATORS
Continued From Page d.

continued FROM Page D-I
in which Washington hurting
was tagged for 16 hits.
Julio Becquer, hitherto iden-
titled as a first baseman,
pitched the ninth inning for
the Senators. He retired Bill
Tuttle on a fly to right and
disposed of Norm Siebern on a
grounder. but about the time
he was thinking that perhaps
he had missed his calling, Dick
Williams doomed his fifth
homer of the season high over
the leftfield screen. Julio then
got Ray Jablonski on a foul to
Third BaSeman Reno Bertoia.
Don Larsen, recently recalled
after a demotion to Dallas, won
his first game after six losses.
Ken johnson stepped in to give
him an assist.
Jack Kralick and Tom Nor
gan were the principal victims
of Kansas City's uprising in the
second game. There were an
assortment of cheap hits in the
contest, with eight failing to
travel beyond the infield.
Ken Hamlin contributed four
hits, and none of them went
more than Is feet. He beat out
three buntS and a trickler.
Along a more robust line, Norm
Siebern also swatted a home
run, his 10th, after blasting No
is for Kansas City's lone run
in the opener.
Becquer'S test as a pitcher
could be brief, but not neces-
sarily ended. Lavagetto has
been forced to use so many
pitchers in recent weeks that
his staff is arm-weary. He is
using Becquer simply to keep
the arms from falling off his
recognized hurlers.
Julio's debut was a compare
tive success, at that. Against
Kralick. who lasted four in
nings, and Morgan, who pitched
four more, the AS accumulated
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MINOR LEAGUES

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto, 4-IO; Miami, %.
Jersey City, 80; Montreal. 81.
Columbus, B; Rochester, l III in.
lingsl.
Richmond. 3; Buffalo. l.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Seattle. ,; San DIEGO, 1
Portland. 3; Tacoma, 5.
Spokane, z; Salt Lake City, 4.
vancouver. 3; Sacramento, ..
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Houston, 3; indianapolis, 4.
Louisville. >: Denver, /.
Dallas-Forth Worth. 5; St Paul, 8
Minneapolis. 2: Charleston. /.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Mobile. .; Memphis, l Q3 inninEsJ
BlrminRham, 6; Nashville. 4.
shreveport, 2; Chattanooga. &.
Little Rock at Atlanta, postponed
PAN-AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
(Texas-Mexiean LeagueS)
Poza Riga. +: Tulsa. I.
Amarillo. Q; Mexico City Reds, 8.
Victoria 10; Monterrey. ..
Rio Grande Valley. &; Veracruz, 2.
San Antonio. IL; Pueblo, 10.
Austin at Mexico City Tigers, post.
ooned.
EASTERN LEAGUE
WilliamSport. rs; Binghamton, "A
ninssl.
Allentown. 3; Lancaster, ..
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Jacksonville, 81; Knoxville, -.
Savannah. / ASheville, 5.
Charleston, 4 Columbia, !
charlotte at Macon, postponed.
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at least two hits in every
inning
Don Lee connected for his
first homer in pro ranks in the
third inning of the first game,
and it enabled the Senators to
carry the tuSsle IL innings.
Siebern matched Don's solo
homer in the fourth inning,
and that IL situation existed
until Dan Dobbek beat out a
bunt to start the 18th and
Killebrew lashed his 18th
homer over the centerfield
fence.
KuckS and Lee hooked up
in a tense struggle, with Lee
leaving the premises for Pinch
hitter Jim Lemon after 10 in
ningS. Hal Woodeshick took
over the Senators pitching in
the .llth and Siebern singled
with one down. Mary Throne
berry slapped a double play
grounder to Billy Gardner, but
the second baseman's throw to
Jose ValdivielSo was wide and
both runners were safe.
| Lavagetto switched to the
righthanded Ray Moore to op-
pose the righthanded hitting
Williams, who fouled to Ber-
toia. Gardner then threw out
Danny Kravitz to end the
threat.
After Killebrew's blast, Moore
retired the AS in order in tile
18th, posting his fourth win
against three losses.
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Robbye King, Jane Bostrom
Take Honors at Westbriur

old class with 46-36-82. Bev
Jones of Court House was run
nerup with an Sc.
Mary Frances Edmonston Of
Columbia was the winner in
the l5-year-old group with a
So and Sue Morrell of Bethesda
was runnerup With los.
Donna Blumenthal of Wood
mont won the 14-year-old class
with a SO and Joan Sampson
of Army Navy was second. The
winner of the 13-year-old class
was Carol Carragher of Be-
thesda with a SO. Kathy Muse
Of Army Navy was second with
104.
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Robbye King and Jane Bos-
from between them have taken
most Of the girls junior golf
honors this season and yeSter-
day at Westbriar they didn't
change the script.
The 17-year-old Miss King,
from Army Navy Country Club
and runnerup in the District
junior tournament, won the
United Voluntary Services Cup
with 38-38-76 at the Vienna,
Va, course.
Jane Bostrom of Prince
Georges. the District junior
champion, won the 16-17-year-
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MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING Biased on $50 or more at
bsts)-Smith, Chicago. .3ls; Minoso,
c2h1iScase; III: Skowron, New York,
cie1a,sSd i5i1 SisVersi Chicago and Power
New York. Is; sievers. chicaEo, %A6tS' s.:
R6EtGn Min9So' "a Chicago 65' Runnels'
RUNS BATTED IN-MaEis, New York,
Gentiie' Gentle BaiRtimoMTes.f Msftss "a. Boston ~
HITS-Minoso,, Chicago, 1871; Smith.
CbticaES; Gbt: Sox lsS; RO6inson; BaltimIOre'
DOUBLEsWskowron. New York, 26;
Kansas CITY; q; Malone, Boston,
rRiFLfssFCx. R nse ftsd With caicaso, ~ .; Brandt
and Robinson. Baltimore. Freese and
Aparicio. Chicago. Siebern. Kansas
m City. and snd Bee9uer' WASHINGTON 8,
H9ME Mants suNSSE' New YoaE New Sm90 9Ork Wss5 sS
ington. 70; sievers; Chicago, and
STOLEN BASES-Aparicio, Chicago,
3I:r.EanS q; Lands; Chicago; % II: pisrsall,
Temple, Cleveland, and Fernandez
PITCHING Based on 10 or more de-
cisiOns1mCoates: n.-e e:,.ISE New Y9rk' 29sis.
Estrada, Baltimore, i3-6, 687;
Pascual. Washington. 100. .667
lkEOUTS-Bunning Detroit, l54;
Cleveland. los; Wynn, chicago. TO-:
Monbouauette. Boston. 100.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING BASED on $50 or more at
bats)-Larker, Los Angeles. $50;
Mays. San Francisco; BAL: Wills,
:3l4; .Clemente, PITTSBURGH, .31l.
Mathews, Milwaukee. IA; Ashburn,
ShicasS. and Aaron and Bruton'
Runs Nis"faSTT BATTED D. N-Banks. Chicago,
So Aaron. Milwaukee. SO: Mays,
San Francisco. and Boyer, St. Louis,
"A; Cepeda. San Francisco. 70.
HITS-Groat. Pittsburgh, 1877: Mays,
San FRANCISCO. ia; Pinson; Cincin;,
White. st. Louis. 125.
DOUBLES-Pinson. Cincinnati, 30;
Cepeda, San Francisco, and Cum
ningham.St. Louis, %: Banks. Chi
ecsgo; Mays, San Francisco, and
White, St Louis, s; Bruton, NIL
Taukee. and Kirkland and Mays
San Francisco. T..
HUME hUNS-banks' chicago and
Aaron. Milwaukee. 80: Mathews
Milwaukee, and Boyer. st. Louis "a;
Mays, San Francisco, 81.
STOLEN BASES-Wills. Los ANGELES
-: Pinson, Cincinnati, 25: Mays
San Francisco, II: Taylor. Phila-
delphia. 10: Bruton, Milwaukee, 10
PITCHING biased on 10 or more de-
cisionsl - Law, Pittsburgh, 1875
$50; Farrell, Philadelphia, and Nc.
Daniel, St. Louis. 9-3, $50; Will
liams. Los Angeles, ia. 1873;
Roebuck, Los Angeles, S-3, .727.
STRIKEOUTS-Drysd Los Angeles
l75: williams, Los Angeles, ano
Friend, Pittsburgh, 1877; Broglio, St
Louis, l25: Jones, San Fran
cisco, 1913.
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90-POUND MARLIN
CAUGHT BY GIRL, 13

OCEAN CITY, Md, Aug.
10 (AP). A 13-year-old
Virginia girl caught a 90
pound white marlin Z feet,
10 inches long yesterday
of the Atlantic Coast.
Mary Lynn Brault of
Fairfax was fishing with
her father, Adelard Brault.
when she landed her catch
with a 50-pound test line.
The largest caught this
year off this resort town
weighed about 100 pounds.
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ST. LOUIS PHILADELPI

Totals 35 6 s Totals 80 0 o
Struck out for Conley in 9Th:
Flied out for Short in Sth.
ST. LOUIS 600 1O3 OO2-6
PHILADELPHIA - 600 900 0OO-0
E Conley t2l, Herrera. PO-A -
St. Louis. 27-l2; Philadelphia, 27-l5.
to Javier to White LOST. Louis, 10;
Philadelphia, :.
2b-Boyer. sB-Taylor S-Spen-
Ger. SF-Flood.
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FIGHT RESULTS

LOS ANGELES Gonzalez.
l25R. BuenoS Aires, knocked out Hank
Aceves. 126. Los Angeles, s. Boots
Monroe. l27l2 Los Angeles. knocked
out Noel Humphreys, 127. Charleston,
W. Va. 4
RENO. Nev.--Frankie Ramirez. l44.
Los Angeles, knocked out Moses Cooper,
l4a, Stockton. Calf, :.
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Winner = Simmons 4-2). Loser -
Conley (7-s).
WP-Conley U-Gorman, Smith,
Sudol Boggess. T-2:1S. A-2l,3l2.
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Winner-Arroyo u-0). Loser-Bau
mann T-51.
HBP-By Turley CGinsbergl. by
Duren tMinoso) U-Flaherty, Hurley,
Stewart, Soar. T-3:07. A-4s,40s.
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KANSAS CITY
Totals

Grounded out for Console in Sth;
: Flied out for Lee in lth; 3 Grounded
out for Hamlin in 18th; 4 Struck out
for johnson in 18th.
WASHINGTON - 00l 600 600 002-3
KANSAS CITY 600 100 900 000-l
E Valdivielso. Gardner. PO-A -
Washlngton. 36-l3; Kansas City, 3D.
is DP-Consolo to Gardner to Kille-
brew: Console to Killebrew: Gardner
to Killebrew: Williams to Lumpe to
Throneberry co.; Hamlin to Lumpe to
Throneberry. LOB - WASHINGTON, 4;
Kansas City, 10
Screen, Dobbek.
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Winner-Larsen u-6). Loser-Kra-
lick t4-2I.
Balk-Kraliek. U-Chylak, Stevens.
Mckinley, Honochick. T - 2:36. A
1888.
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2b-White. Coker, Javier, Musial 9.
SF-Musial, Flood.
SECOND GAME

Winner-McDanlel I9-3). Loser
Green t3-5).
U-Boggess.s German. Smith, sudol
T-2:42.
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CARDS, 5-6; PILLS, 40
First Game)
Totals 80 5lI5 Totals 30 4lO4

Grounded out for B Smith in 9Th:
> Grounded out for Mahaffey in 9Th:
3 Grounded out for Del Greco in 1th;
ST. LOUIS 300 OOl ,OlO-5
800 900 20 l0Q-
E-Del Greco. Po-A-St Louis ~
II. Philadelphia 21-l0. DP-Javier to
White; Taylor to Amaro to Herrera.
LoB-St. Louis 8. Philadelphia s.
oh-Mhite cnker Iavier Misial Q
Evening star., 1960-08-10
YANKs, 7; WHITE sox, 4
CHICAGO
NEW YORK

Totals 80 71I5 Totals 33 1O4
IWalFed for Grba in 7th: . Sim
gled for Richardson in eth; Ran
for Cerv in eth; 4 Safe on Fielders
choice for Boyer in sth 5 Ran for
Blanchard in Sth: 6 Walked for Staley
in sth: Ran for KlusZewski in Sth.
NEW YORK - 100 100 ca
CHICAGO ------- 0l0 03O O0-4
E. Aparlcio, Ginsberg, SieVerS
PO-A-New York 24-l3, Chicago pa
=. DP-Minoso to Freese: Kubek to
McDougald to Skowron. LOB-New
York s. Chicago 9.
2b-Landis, Berra, Aparicio,. Boyer,
Skowron. HR-Freese. SF-Howard.
Evening star., 1960-08-10
{ SECOND GAME)
WASHINGTON
KANSAS CITY

WASHINGTON 900 100 O20-3
KANSAS CITY -- 00l 32l 0lx-S
E-Allison, Console. PO-A--Wash-
inston, 34-S: Kansas City, .21-s; DIP
console to Gardner to Killebrew;
Gardner to Console to Killebrev.
LOB-Washington. 1: Kansas City, 10.
@b-Daley. Green, Williams. Gard
ner, Console, Bertoia.
Evening star., 1960-08-10
MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
INDIANS, s; RED Sox, 3
CLEVELAND
BOSTON


Totals 80 3 : 3 Totals 80 g II
Walked for Borland in 7th: 2
Walked for Sullivan in 9th.
BOSTON .----- OO2 OIO OOO-3
CLEVELAND ------ 01O 22O 1Ox-6
+Nixon. Perry. Po-A-Boston. "a
10; Cleveland. sf-ll. DIP Wertz
1unassisted), LOB-Boston, 3; Cleve-
land, 5.
2b-Clinton G), Power. HR-
Francona, williams, Power. SB-Pier-
sail (2). S+Aspromonte. SF-TaSby
Mopsoqqu.tt. - i, ; : fF s p 's g
s0TlSnG s0IiiHan --- ia Q Q Q Q |
Perry - q z z /
Winner = Perry u4-5). Loser -
Monbouquette G2-9.
WP Monbououette. U - Runse,
Rice, Smith. Paparella. T-2:25. A
S,152.
Evening star., 1960-08-10
ORIOLES. 3; TIGERS, 0
DETROIT
BALTIMORE

Totals 80 3 Totals 80 0 0
Flied out for Chit in Sth; > Sin
sled for Larry in Sth; 3 Fouled out for
Vlreil in Sth.
BALTIMORE ----- 600 900 OOO-3
DETROIT - 900 900 00O-0
Po-A-Baltimore. 27-7; Detroit. ~
IS DP-Klaus to Hansen to Gentle:
Robinson to Klaus to Gentle; Virgil
to Boiling to Cash; Fernandez to
Boiling to Cash. LOB-Baltimore, 4
HR-Robinson. S-Robinson.
Detroit, l.
ip h er BIB so
Estrada 9 q q ,
Larry
Fischer y U
Winner-Estrada d2-6). Loser
Larry 10-1D.
HBP-By Larry Courtney. U-Umont,
Drummond. Berry, Napp. T-1:59. A.
22D07.
Evening star., 1960-08-10
PIRATES, 7; CUBS, |
PITTSBURGH


Totals IS l 5 / Totals 81 : :
Grounded into force out for
Schaffernoth in 5th; Grounded out
for Ellsworth In Sth.
CHICAGO -- 600 olo OoO-l
PITTSBURGH - oO5 900 2Ox-1
Po-A-chicago 24-1s, Pittsbursh
.7-l2.. DP-MazerosN to Nelson;
Kindall to Banks to Thomas >; Groat
to Mazeroski to Nelson, >. LOB-Chl-
cago Q, Pittsburgh /.
2b-Mazeroski, Heist, Skinner. 3b
-MaZeroski.
nr.0ovskv dtP, h : E sr pO 50 :
sIIhat5s1F6noth sIi1 ads16 ia ! . Q 9 .
Mizell - 9 ) 3
Winner-Mizell C9-5). Loser-Dra-
bowsky cd.
U-Landes. Pelekoudas, Barlick
and Jackowski. T-2:15. A-26,791