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Evening star., 1960-06-25
BEMAN BOWS ON 18Th HOLE
Crawford, Smith Play
ForNCAAGoIfC Crown
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,
June Is (APO.-Dick Crawford
Of Houston, q poised, steady
shooter. defends his NCAA
golf championship in . So
hole match today with Steve
Smith, q surprise flnalist from
Stanford.
Crawford. cool in the face of
q blistering Subpar round by
his opponent, won on the 3Sth
hole of his semiflnal match
yesterday with Deane Beman
Of Maryland, the 1859 British
Amateur champion.
Smith. winner over National
Amateur Champion Jack Nick
laus Of Ohio State in the
third round, fought to a 1-up
lead over Gene Hansen of
Minnesota in the morning
round and stayed in front on
the afternoon round in the
other 36-hole semiflnal match.
Beman Has Eagle
Crawford was one under par
in building a Sup lead over
Beman on the morning 18.
After lunch, Beman fired an
eagle 3 with q 20-foot putt on
the 573-yard 22d hole to cut
Crawford's lead to ! up. The
champion had lost the previous
Evening star., 1960-06-25
Wrestlers Give
Referee Workout

George Macarthur, 285-pound
referee, got as much workout
as the wreStlers in last nights
show at the Old Dominion
Speedway.
4, Macarthur disqualified both
Karl Won Hess and Don Curtis
after they began throwing
punches, some of which landed
on Macarthur, in the feature
match. He also disqualified Ar
mold Skoaland, who began
punching his opponent, Chet
Walick. and then switched his
attack to the referee.
In other matches Bouncing
Baby Burke and Little Beaver
defeated Pee Wee James and
Tom Thumb in a midget team
battle and Buddy RoSen ano
Angelo Savoldi fought to a 30
minute draw. -
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IN HIS OWN TOURNEY
Sherwood Pro Proves
He's Reliable Partner

Graefe and Haviland both
shot SOS. three under par, and
had a best ball of IS to win
by a stroke over the 66s of
Jimmy Bellizzi of Argyle and
Art Jones, the PGA salesman,
and the team of John O'Don-
nell of Mount Pleasant and
Ronald Beverungen. assistant
pro at Rolling Road. Two teams
had CTS, Dick Mullen of Beaver
Creek and Hal Kostka of Pine
Ridge, and Ray Helms of An
napolis Country Club and Bill
Strausbaugh of Fountain Head.
Helms. who has played the
course in So in an informal
round. and Jimmy Clark of
Washington, the Mid-Atlantic
assistant pro champion, both
shot four-under par 6Ss to tie
for first in the pro sweeps.
Helms had six brides. Clark
knocked in a tying 20-foot
birdie putt on the last hole.
Graefe and Haviland tied for
third. and Mullen was next
with a 10. Graefe's round in
cluded a double-bogey six on
the 9th hole after a drive in
perfect position.
Evening star., 1960-06-25
Brewer Leads
By Stroke in
Kansas City

KANSAS CITY. June 25
(APl. - Gay Brewer, jr., of
Crystal River. Fla. who hasn't
won a tournament in four
years on the golf trail. had
a one-stroke advantage at the
start Of today's final round
in the $4,000 Kansas City
pro-amateur meet over the
new Brookridge Country Club
course.
Brewer fired his second s.
under-par SO yesterday for a
two-round total of 1873 in the
54-hole tournament. He had
five brides, two of them on
long puts in his 1884 round
Paul Harney, Worcester,
Mass, who shared the first
round lead with Eddie Meyer
son of Los Angeles at 6S, stuck
in the running with a second
round 35-36-71 for 139, one
stroke behind Brewer.
Meyerson flared to a 1910
80 and was 10 strokes off the
pace at the start today.
Len Woodward, a 28-year-
old player for Sydney, Aus
tralia, who has been on the
tour only four months, putted
expertly in a round of SO that
gave him a score of 141, third
in the standings after two
rounds.
First prize is worth $1,000.
Evening star., 1960-06-25
Aston Given
Support OF
Front Office

LOS ANGELES, June 25
(AP).-The front office hasn't
given up on Manager Walt
Aston Of the tail-Spinning Los
Angeles Dodgers the way the
Giants did on Bill Rigney. In
fact. it's taking the blame.
What happened to the club
isn't Walters fault" General
Manager Buzzie Bavasi said
yesterday. "it's mine"
He added before leaving for
Milwaukee and a. strategy
meeting with the Dodger
coaching staff that he thinks
San Francisco acted too hastily
in firing Rigney and naming
a temporary replacement when
his club was still near the top
Of the National League.
Evening star., 1960-06-25
Net 66 Earns
Mrs. Shelton
Class DCup

Mrs. Robert T. Shelton of
Brooke Manor won the Class
D Anderson Cup with an 81
minus 81 for a net 66 yester-
day. and became the fourth
player this week to win a Wom-
ems District Golf Association
cup tournament over her home
course.
The WDGA had an unusual
ly heavy schedule, with fiVe
events this week. Mrs Erwin
Ritz won the Glass B Evans
Cup at her home Indian Spring
Club Monday. Mrs. John Con-
molly won the Glass A WRC
Cup over her home Washing
ton course Tuesday, and Mrs.
Walter Densmore won the
lass C Shorey Cup at her home
Belle Haven Club Wednesday.
The only exception was Mrs.
Robert Kidwell of Manor. who
won the Class E WeiSberg
Cup at Norbeck Thursday.
Mrs. Vance SenSeman won
low gross with an SO in the
Anderson Cup.
other net winners, in order:
Amy Goode of Indian Spring
89-20-69: Mrs. v. Bradley
Tyree of Washington, 90
20-70; Audrey Raffell of In
dian Spring, 93-2l-72; Mrs.
Harry Carragher of Bethesda,
93-2l-72, Mrs. Walter Sim
mons of Belle Haven. 93-20-73,
and Mrs. w. B. Fargo of Army
Navy, 94-21-73.
Evening star., 1960-06-25

ally will join the Metropolitan
Catholic League.
Cardaci, who has been as
sistant football coach and head
baseball coach at st. Johns,
will be head coach in both
sports at Our Lady of Good
Counsel and also will teach
government and history, SUBJ
jects he taught at st. Johns
He was at st. Johns the last
four years.
Manning also will be a full
time member of the faculty
and will teach in the physical
education department. He
will be head basketball and
track coach. He is giving UP
similar posts at Hudson Mass
High School:
Cardaci is one of the all
time great linemen at St
Johns where in l949 he was
named to the scholastic ALI
America team and the Wash
ington ALL Metropolitan, team
A guard. he went on to star
for William 81 Mary.
Manning. one of the Metro
politan Catholic Leagues TOP
basketball performers with
Mackin, was graduated from
CIV in 1857.
Evening star., 1960-06-25
MINOR LEAGUES

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Salt Lake City. S-3: Vancouver, ii
Spokane, s; Sacramento. 5.
Portland, IL; San Diego, 3.
Tacoma, 4; Seattle. ..
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Richmond, O.; Toronto, ..
Havana. 3; Rochester. 0.
Montreal q; Columbus, 4.
Miami. 2: Buffalo. o.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
st. Paul, 8; Dallas-Fort' Worth, 4.
Denver, T., Louisville. 2.
Minneapolis. Q; Charleston. 4.
i0sofgHHsN soTgTHERN ksSociATioSp kSySsSn; fiSSSp0neo
Mobile. 3; Shreveport, 9.
Atlanta, q: Nashville, g.,
Birmingham, g.. Memphis, /.
ChattAnooga. IL; Little Rock 3.
PAN.AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
(Texas-Mexiean LeaEuesl
Victoria, 4; Mexico City Tigers,
Monterrey. Q: Amarillo. s.
Rio Grande Valley, 5: Poza Rica, 2
Mexico City Reds, 9; Austin, 8.
Other games postponed.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Binghamton, 6-5; Springfield, 3-2
williamsport. IA; Allentown, I
Reading at Lancaster, POSTPONED
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Charlotte, 3; Jacksonville, o.
Asheville. 4; Charleston, 2.
Columbia, z: Macon. 3.
Savannah at Knoxville. postponed
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BALTIMORE
RESULTS
Eir.t pnst a.nnnAr

81. FIRsT sIIsT RAcEn7Purse, $500; trot; c
Jackie MeKpy tcfy) 11.eo 40 a.eO
Hemestrsteh Sandy tHaEenl $50 $50
Mister Gallon (Hubbard) q .SeO
Homestretch Daisy. Lord victory
5y Jszzy Boy; Davey Dean, Hickory Eden
SECOND kAcE-Purse, $500; pace;
maiden; ! mile:
Director Pick Gsyton) 40 40 80 10
Flashy Offset (MartinD go
Jewels Heir, Homestretch Pearl.
Honest Desire. Mardela Hanover and
'DNEI; Tom Daugherty Time, 2:Os.
DNF-Did not finish.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
THIRD RAcE-Purss, $500; pace:
Pas. s'fsfnsS EItins.on 5WS, %,ls 1850 s,.o = a.
oueponeo Lady (BanksJ $50 $50
Aida Elkington Uewis) "a 4.e0
Rilma .Mitewyn, Lib Genesee. Irish
Port. Sober Counsel, Bob Rosecroft
. FOURTH RAcE-purs., $500; pace;
adams Abb CKellyl $50 s.sO 800
Danny Dares CMartin) $50 3.S0
Irne wilma fPepperb 3.IO
=, Bonnie Truax. Greek Star. Grand
Ti,ns Il 9 5ons; 5oI,ss: Elm Reedy' Lorraine Dee.
FIFTH RAcE.Purse, $500; pace; C
steve Martin q. St'y) 500, $50 e.sO
Susan York ~. Cranky 3.aO
Eddie Adams, Brooke. Scot, Days
worthy Reward, Signal P Direct.
SIS SIXTH Y sRzcE-purse, $1,000; pace;
s:ii$F sS s: dS:S: ~ Y s s;;;S sSI: sS' @
yisOrs p.t. WI EdnsSiis sasss'Fln III L H'13Ess TiSs
siyENTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: B
Cam'n War; tRid'k) $500 1920 SEA
sI%I%y sI'Sy, Ps; S.,IS1I Sw; s,,SsssS y, e. $50 $sS
Americana Direct. Magic. Time, 2:04
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $4,000;
WOfii'y stsT toak.y) $3.50 1880 7.eO
Melodie Lou (W. Fleming) $40 .80
Deacon Dean tE. WaldoD 400
Wish Bone, Red Top. a Jenkaranda
I9solaS Bomb and sunset Stormy
MI HNffkiTTHis TTiso o.iRlAcE-purs,, $500; pace
Mary Dir'ttE. Hopel 1910 7.6O 4.8C
Maiolica Byrd tE. Banks) $50 4.4G
Ellen Jay ~. Jamest 100
Lightnin Bill. Eta Mae, Hoyal HI
lie. and Erina Hanover Time. 2:O7ss
., Attendance = 4.022. Handle
S-i0'bNNs
Evening star., 1960-06-25
Cordoci, Manning Get
Jobs at Good Counsel

Joe Cardaci. former star line
man at st. Johns High School
and William & Mary College,
and Jay Manning. basketball
standout at Mackin High and
George Washington University,
have been appointed as head
coaches at Our Lady of Good
Counsel High School, Brother
Gerry, director Of athletics an
nounced today.
The Wheaton school, ready
to open its third year of or
Grafton, played sports on a
freshman Junior varsity level
the first two years. 1t will go
on a full-time interscholastic
schedule this year and eventu-
Evening star., 1960-06-25
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
star stan Writer

star stan Writer
Eddie Graefe is one OF the
Middle Atlantic sections most
successful pros from a busi-
ness standpoint, but his golf
game never has meant more
than an occasional day of
with the boys.
But the host pro at Sher-
wood Forest has been having
so much success in his own
tournament, that he's becom-
ing the Arnold Palmer of the
resort near Annapolis.
Graefe Is host each year to
the Mid-Atlantic PGA's pro-
pro and summer outing IN
which the partners are hat
drawn. He drew Charley Bass
Ter . couple Of years ago and
won it, and Of course took a
ribbing about fixing the pair
ings.
Last year he shot a So over
the par u course to tie for
second. and didn't play in an
other tournament all year. In
yesterdays event he didn't
even pair himself, but because
Of a late withdrawal, he filled
in as a partner for Paul Hav-
iland.
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SENATORS
Cnnfinnah Ern,,a parn

Continued From Page Ala
those inclined to take the pes
simistic viewpoint can see that
gap shriveling.
Lee, who was hit on the left
hand in batting practice by
Pedro Ramos, later could have
wished that the blow had been
absorbed by his right hand. He
earns his living with that one
and if bruised badly enough
could have skipped a turn.
Don was able to start, how
ever, and Immediately was
smacked around. The Tigers
clipped him for five singles
and three runs in the first
inning. When Lee walked three
in a row with two out in the
second inning. Lavagetto had
seen enough Of him and sum-
moned Kralick to work.
Jack prevented further dam
age until the seventh. With
two out in that frame Frank
Boiling doubled to left, Lou
Berberet walked and Bunning
slapped a single to left. scor-
ing Boiling.
Meanwhile, the Senators
were getting nowhere against
Burning, whose 5-4 record
doesn't reflect his pitching pro-
f1ciency. His earned-run aver
age is a natty 2.27.
In the last seven and one
third innings the Senator,
stirred up one hit against Bun.
ming and that was a sixth
inning bunt by Bob Allison
Otherwise, Bertoia beat out ar
inf1eld hit in the first inning
and Hal Naragon singled in
the second.
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upsets Trim
Name Players
In State Golf

BALTIMORE, June IS (Spe-
ciaD While Sammy Snead,
aged 48, strikes a big blow for
middle-aged men everywhere
with his play in the Canada
Cup matches in Ireland, a
graying. 47-year-old Air Force
sergeant, is making the big
noise in the Maryland State
Amateur golf championship at
the Baltimore Country Club.
In what may be the strangest
Maryland Amateur in history,
Sergt. Harold Ridgely of An
drews Air Force Base, 1857 run
nerup in the British Amateur,
is the sentimental favorite to
take it all.
Gone are such name favor
ties as Ralph Bogart, CO.
medalist and a Seven-times
winner; Claude Wild, two-time
champion and last years run
nerup; Carl Lohren, young star
from Brooke Manor. and others.
Bob (Stretch) Flanagan Of
Goose Creek is the only other
Washington area player left.
Age is a factor working
against Ridgely, who disre-
garded it yesterday while
trouncing Wild, 6 and 4, and
putting youth in its place with
a rugged, 19-hole victory over
Lohren.
Another tough So holes of
golf, more or less, today await
ed Ridgely and the others who
survived yesterdays battling. A
36-hole final is on tap tomor-
row. Working for Ridgely is the
turn toward cooler tempera-
lures. for the 6,659-yard Five
Farms course is long and tough.
Willis johnson of the Bal
timore Country Club turned
in a most startling upset in
this 40th edition of one of
the areas top tournaments
when he sent Bogart, the Chevy
Chase star, packing. 2 and /.
johnson then beat Pat Webb of
Mount Pleasant, 7 and S.
Evening star., 1960-06-25
Smith. Lynch Reach
Doubles SemifinuIs

ST. LOUIS, June IS (AP).-
c. Alphonso Smith and Hugh
Lynch. the defending cham
pions, have made it to the semi
finals of the National Senior
clay court doubles tennis cham
pionShipS.
Smith and Lynch advanced
by beating Frank Thompson
and Bob Weinstock of st.
Louis, 81. 6-3, yesterday.
Evening star., 1960-06-25

hole with q bogey on a bad
chip shot.
Crawford held his i-up lead
until the 2Sth where Beman
missed a 4-foot putt for a
bogey. But the Maryland star
snapped back with a 20-foot
birdie on the next hole and
squared the match with another
20-foot putt on the 31st hole,
That was the first time Beman
had pulled even after Crawford
went ahead on the third hole
on the morning round.
Beman went l down on the
32d where he missed q 6-foot
putt for a bogey. He squared
the match on the saith with a
10-foot birdie putt and went
up on the 35th with another
birdie when Crawford took q
par.
OverShOOtS Green
Crawford showed his cham
pionship stuff with a par 4 on
the 36th hole. Beman's tee
shot went into high grass to
the right of the fairway, and
his approach landed short in a
sand trap. His explosion was
short and he took a bogey s.
Crawford reached the green in
2 and 2-putted.
The match ended on the 38th
where Beman's approach 0ver-
shot the green and he Clipped
back short for a bogey. Craw-
ford was on the green in 2 and
2-putted.
Smith, putting better, took a
l-up lead over Hansen on the
morning round and widened IL
to 3 up by the 31St hole where
he sank a 25-foot birdie putt.
Smith took 3 shots from the
edge of the green on the 32d
hole to lose it with a bogey
but they halved the rest of the
way. Their match ended on
the 37th hole with brides.
Evening star., 1960-06-25
FIGHT RESULTS

NEW YORK 1sT. NICHOLAS
ARENA)-DouE Jones. III. New York
9utpointed Won Clay, l74%' Phila-
Stockton. alif.-Lalo Guerrero 100,
Mexico, knocked out Benny Casing,
100. Stockton, 3.
Melbourne. Australia Charley
Douglas, 143i7 New York. outpointeo
Phil wallace. 1i134, Australia, IL.
Evening star., 1960-06-25

Faced three batterS in 4th: y faced
two batters in Sth; faced one batter
in Sth.
Winner Wilhelm I5-D. Loser
Herbert (3-7l.
PB-KraVitz. u Eapp, Umont,
Drummond, Berry. T--3:17. A-l6..
623.
Evening star., 1960-06-25
MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING biased on l25 or more at
5atSD-Runnels, Boston. .345; Maris,
New York, .333; Gentle, Baltimore
chieaGo, and Herzos. Kansas sHi Seits. city.
RUNS-Mantle, New York, SIS; Maris
New York. 43; Allison, Washington,
sa:;tdH 81; Min9so' CHICAGO 4o' Runnels,
RUNS BATTED IN-Maris. New York,
hansen. Baltimore, a.: Minoso.
chieSso, "A; skoWron,- New York,
H1TSo ano Lemon; WashinEton, 80.
Gardner. washington, -; Bre.dinS i
Baltimore and Maris, New York, II
DVCbnLEs 49, Skowron, New York. IL;
sfebern tsTi engage, ks5s. 10; Runnels. Boston,
York; and Allison, Washington. is.
IklPLES-Fox. Chicago, s.; Aparaieio.
SnicSso. .; Hansen: Baltimore, Sny-
der; kansas City. Mantle, New York.
HOME RUNS-Maris, New York, 90:
lemon, WASHINGTON, II; Mantle, New
York, 10; Held, Cleveland, IL; viii
LIENS; Boston. and Maxwell and Cola
sroEiIE;Np roiI; NpfsINsi; RHsE;sl u / Aparic,o, Chicago.
Chicago, and Piersaii. Cleveland. dS' 3;
m, 5rss6inE, Baltimore. 6.
rlICnING (based on ; or more deci-
1000 B. pii.ys' psi.s, Kansas NeM egFk cptg. ,SS SS
;s55; Fornieles, Boston. and Turley'
EeT moT. fSrS' SiS 4:b; 500; Brown. Balti-
STPslK1SIuTs@RunninE Pase1sI Ws:bGTs1ainE Detroit: s7;
iand, 81; Monbouauette. Boston, 5S:
troit, So. LAZY De-
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING (baSed on l25 or mors At
Saatssl-Larksr, Pats Los Angeles, .S5S:
Mays, mays, San Francisco, .348; oroat,
pittsburgh, .344; Walters, Philadei"
pnis' aas' .sa6; Clemente, Pittsburgh,
RUNs-Mays, San Francisco. S.; Hoak
Pltts6urgh, 81; Skinner, PITTSBURGH
~; Mathews, Milwaukee, 48: Pin
R5fSSss' GeiH2TfiFnnStil eHTFES iN&.p.Dk,, +. ch,,.ro
a. 80; Mays and cepeds, san Fran
u,As aaron; Milwaukee; as,
francisco: IS; White. O st. MISsi louis ssG so;
D0uBLES-Bruton. Milwaukee. IS;
NAYS Mays San Francisco, II; Cunning
bnsnns, btnSon, cincinnati, and oroat, Pitts
TRIPIEs-Burton. Milwaukee, =:
san ssirsons ,G.1san Cincinnati and Kirkland.
Skinner and Hoax: Pittsb;ursh, 1Si and
White, st; Louis, 5.
HOME RUNS-Banks, Chicago, 81;
/ Boyer. st. Louis, Is; Aaron, Milwau-
kee, II; Mathews, Milwaukee, I6:
Thomas, Chicago, and Mays and
Cepeda. San Francisco, IA.
STOLEN BASES Mays, San Francisco,
l6;, Pinson. Cincinnati, Is; Taylor,
Philadelphia. l3: Wills. Los Angeles.
IL: Blasingame San Francisco, 10,
PITCHING (based on or more deci-
sions)-Williams,. Los Angeles, 81,
;S51; Law: Pittsburgh, liz. .S48:
Philadelphia, 81, .S33: Burdette,
Milwaukee, So. 500.
STRIKEOUTs-Drysdale. Los Angeles.
i10; Friend. Pittsbursh.- 90; Kou-
Franisco, 20; Williams and Podres,
Los Angeles, 70
Evening star., 1960-06-25
GIANTS. 5; REDS, 3
San FRANCISCO

Totals "a 594 Totals 32372
| Grounded out for Hook in 7th:
2 Ran for Dotterer in 9th; Grounded
INTO double play for Chacon in eth;
4 Popped out for Grim in 9th.
SAN FRANCISCO 200 OO2 O1O-5
CINCINNATI ----- 200 900 OO1--3
E-McCormick. Mcmillan. PO-A-
DP-Blastngame to Bressoud to Mar
shall. LoB-San Francisco, 4; Gin.
cinnati. 6.
3b-Robinson. HR-Mays C2). Kirk
land. Bell. SB--Mays, Kirkland. g.
Mccormick Hnnk
Evening star., 1960-06-25

Pitched to two batters in 9th.
Winner--McCormick (9-3). Loser
Hook t6-8).
U-Conlan, Burkhart. Vargo, Dona-
tell. T-2:24. A-l9,45S.
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ORIOLES. s; As, 5
KANSAS CITY

Totals "a 8 8 5 Totals IS 5 3 5
! Grounded out for Brown in 7th:
Walked for Throneberry in Sth: 3
Struck out for Rravitz in Sth:
Flied out for Herbert In 9th.
BALTIMORE ------ 900 III 111-6
KANSAS CITY ---- O41 900 OOO-5
breeding. Hamlin. PO-A-Balti-
more, 27-8; Kansas City. 27-10 DIP
Robinson to Gentle: Lumpe to Ham,
lin to Throneberry. LOB-Baltimore
IA; Kansas City, 8.
2b Stephens. Triandos, Herzog,
Robinson, Busby, Courtney Tuttle
HR-Lumpe. Siebern, Woodling. sB-
Busby. S-Busby.
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Pitched to 2 in 2nd.
Winner-Roebuck t5-n. Loser-Jay
HBP-By Jay CRoseboro). WP-
koufax, Jay. U--Secory, Crawford,
VenZo, Dascoli. T-3:41. A-3O.253
Evening star., 1960-06-25
NEW YORK
CLEVELAND

Winner-James i4-O). Loser
KlippStein 1-3).
WP-shantz (2). U-stewart, Soar,
Flaherty, Hurley. T-321. A-39, ,675.
Evening star., 1960-06-25
DODGERS. 5; BRAVES, 3
MILWAUKEE

Matthews t2). Crandan. Po-A-
Los Angeles, 30-1l: Milwaukee, 3O-7.
DP-Neal to Wills to Larker; Roseboro
to Neal; Roebuck to Wills to Larker:
Crandan to Logan to Adcock; Adcock
unsssisted. LOB - Los Angeles, II;
Milwaukee, 2.
2b-CTandaN. 3b - Larker. Moon.
HR--Howard, Aaron. Barker. wills,
Bruton SF-Demeter (ol
Evening star., 1960-06-25
YANKS, 10; INDIANS, s
NEW YORK
CLEVELAND
Totals IS 10 10 10 Totals "a s

Totals 35 10 10 10 Totals "a s Q 5
Walked for James in eth; Ran
for Berra in 7th; Struck out for
Phillips in 7th: 4 Singled for Briggs
N 9Th; Grounded out for Hawkins
CLEVELAND - 900 O5l 6OO- 8
E-Phillips, Richardson, Boyer, Ro-
nano and Kuenn. PO-A-New York,
"-l3; Cleveland, 27-15. DP-Boyer
TO Richardson TO Hadley: Perry to
Cleveland, IL.
2b-Coates. HR-Kubek (2). Hadley.
S-Kubek, Boyer. Richardson and
Piersall. SF-Francona, Mantle.
Evening star., 1960-06-25
MAJOR BOX SCORES
PIRATES. 4; CUBS, |
CHICAGO

Totals 81 l z l Totals 81 4IO4
Ran for Thomas in 7th; 2
Grounded into force out for Ellsworth
in 7th.
CHICAGO 900 0lO OOO-l
PITTSBURGH - -O2O OO2 OOx-4
|Hegan. PO-A-Chicago, 24-12;
Pittsburgh, 27-o. DP-Hoak to Mazer-
oSki to Stuart. LoB-chicago, z;
Clemente
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WHITE sox, 2; RED sox, |

Po-A-BoSton, 24-7; Chicago, glib.
DP-Aparicio to Fox to Sievers: Fox
TO SisVers. LoB-Boston. 4: Chicago, 8.
2b-Aparieio, Freese, Lands, Will
Lollar. Freese, Monbouquette. sF-
Lands
,.onA.,..,.. ip \ r sr bb SO
Shaw t 2 q
Winner--Shaw 90. Loser-Mon-
bouuuette on.
u-Paparella: Rice, Smith, RunEe.
T-1:59. A-29 .020.
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PILLS, 4; CARDS, 3

Totals 32 7 3 Totals % 4 8 4
Filled out for Del Greco in 4th:
2-Struck out for Wall in 5th; g.
Struck out for Broglio in Sth; 4-Dou-
bled for Javier in Sth; 5-Ran for
in Sth; Ran for Musial in 9th.
ST. LOUIS ------- e1O 900 0QO-3
PHILADELPHIA -- 400 OlO 00x-4
PO-A-st. Louis 24-1O; Philadelphia
27-l3. DIP = Walters to Herrera to
Amaro to Taylor; Boyer to Javier to
White. LOB-St. Louis 3, Philadelphia
2b-smith. Taylor .. Grove. HR-
Boyer 8 - Neeman. ST Walters,
White.
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rn,u UPPER BRACKET
Wills Johnson. B.C.c., defeated Ralph
BaSaTt, Chevy Chase, . and /
-, Bob FlanaEan. Goose Creek. defeated
jim Trebec. Fort Meade, l up
olin Wilcox. clifton. defeated Bob
SSiheI; asrol6G GqSss sSSsti Greek; and
ieated Claude Wild, Burning Tree, Q
- Carl Lohren, Brook. Manor, defeated
warren nr webb webb: krsyle, 2 and l,
Bob Chandler, Congressional, . and i
Jonn Taylor. Mount Pleasant, de-
teated I .ed Bob Lumsden' Mount Pleasant.
LOWER BRACKET
Maryland. s!, defeated Perky c1iiinans,
: 4 &sSty PARKS, Ks; Forest Park. defeated
BIZ MeFsrren,, Manor, l up.
more, defeated Ronnie Scales. c. G. Of
+ p,ye Sime;tefsr. B. C. c.. defeated
Bill Dornbusch. &C. Of Md, / up.
..sa HsrS Hsfr'qEss Fos s6afroSs s5Hy chePf Pdn
-, Ken Scales. C. c. of Nd, defeated
Mick Conts, Bonnie view, 5 and !.
Ralph Kemp, B. C. C., defeated
holes. up' 20
Bill Klages. Mount Pleasant. de-
ieaied Paul GehrinR, Clifton Park,
Second Round
UPPER BRACKET
Johnson defeated Webb. Z and &.
FLANAGAN defeated Wilcox, / up.
Ridsely defeated Lohren, l up, 10
Taylor defeated Carr. . and Q
LOWER BRAVKET
RRierries RimrHfst.I detected Ga,u. Parks. and /
scales defeated Bartolec, and
klsgeS defeated Kemp. . and /
Quali1es for fnal United States
Olympic team tryouts.
Evening star., 1960-06-25

WinneF--MiZell C4-4). Loser-Ells-
worth (3-5).
U--BoEgess. German, Smith and
Sudol. T-2:IS. A-2s,137.
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DOCKAGE, ramp; elose-in Va. side,
ideal loc. JU. 9-l351 after S; 703-
TR. 5-7316, week ends.
Evening star., 1960-06-25

1857 I4-FT. WHIRLWIND, fibersiassee
WAC h.p. Scott, fwd. controls and
steering. $3.50 or best offer. JU. g.
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lift. FIBERGLAS 1850, 40 h. pi
Scott -Atwater and trailer; 1895. RE-
R-kTA1 7