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WILLIAM M. PASKEY,
Prothonotary
ALIAS SUMMONS IN DIVORCE

ALIAS SUMMONS IN DIVORCE
Dated February 8. 1860
To The Above Named Defendant:
If this summons is served personally
upon you. then. in case of your failure
within 20 days after such service, excla-
sive of the day of service. to serve on
plaintiffs attorney named above an an
swer to the complaint. the case will be
tried without further notice.
If personal service is not made upon
you and if this summons is published as
required by statute. then. in case of your
failure. within 20 days from service by
publication of this summons. to serve on
plaintiffs attorney named above an an
swer TO the complaint, the case will be
tried without further notice.
WILLIAM M PASKEY.
Prothonotarv
Smyrna times., 1960-03-03

FOR RENT - Unfurn. apt, A
rms and bath. Immed. poss. Ap-
ply Mr.. Golden at Golden Phar-
macy, 4 Corners.
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PUBLIC SALE

Having decided to quit farming. l Will
ofFer al public auction. my entire lot of
Farming Machinery at farm located I
miles vest of Dover. y mile south of
Pearsons Corner, mile east. ll3 mites
north of Hazlettville. on
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FOR REME-2-bedrm bunga-
low on Hamilton LarE, unfurn
except for stove and refrig
Couple preferred PosS. March L
Phone OIL 3-9S26 daily or OIL 3
6943 after g. pm.
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FOR RENT - Comfortable,
well-furnished room, 8 windows,
suitable for I or 2 persons. Phi.
OIL 3-8722. After Sunday, Mar,
6, call OIL 3-S365.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1861
Sale Starts at II 100 O'Clock, Sharp
FARM MACHINERY

FARM MACHINERY
2g N. Avery Steel Thrasher. with belts ;
Mccormick No. 2 Steel Husker and Shred |
der. Tin endless drive belts, MeCor- |
Binder. Zerk fittings; Mccormick No.
Ensilage Cutter. With 35 #. pipe; Nc
Cormick Hay Loader. Mccormick 9-ft.
Cutipacker, one eft. Cultipacker, Meteor
I2-in. Gang PIow. John Deere l6-in; S9lky
Plow. Oliver 40 Walking Plow, Motor
mick 2-section Rotary Hoe one Rotary
Hoe on wheels John Deere sss Corn
Planter. Orchard Harrow. 6-tt, Dayia M
Bradley Double Disc, one Single Disc, Van
Bruunt ll-spout Wheat Drill, John Deere
S-ft, Lime Drill. New Idea Side Delivery
Rake. Model KID. Manure Spreader.
Grove Iron-wheel Wagon and Rack WIN Win
sides; Wagon and Rack. with sides Box
Wagon, Iron-wheel Wagon Gear, SCOOP
Roard. Cattle Wagon, Mccormick 2-norse
Cultivator. Open Single Buggy, cement
Mixer Dirt Scoop. Saw Rig, Hog olier.
Road Cart.
MISCELLANEOUS
2-can Wilson Cooler. pump Jack and
motor: 40-gal. Creosote, Grindstone on
truck; Hog Crate. Canvass. Block and
Fall. Handyman Jack. Grindstone, Cellar
lack, set Dehorners. some new Kepalrs
new lift. Mccormick Platform canvass
some Harness and Collars. Anvil, fxzo IN
Split Lron Pulley, some Siding. some Ole
iron or junk, 30-gal. Copper hettie ah'
Stirrer. good Buggy Rope
SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS and man,
other articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE-CAsH
No property to be removed until settle'
for. Not responsible for accidents.
ENOS ]. YODER, Owne
J. C. Walker. Auctioneer
Henry s. Mast. inside clerk
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FOR RENT - 2nd-f. apt, A
rms and bath, furn. Heat incl. IA
mile north of Smyrna. Call OIL
3-7l72.
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FOR RENT - 2nd-f. apt, 8
rooms and bath, furn. or unfurn.
Immed. poss. Central location.
No pets. Phone OIL 3-7453.
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FOR SALE-Gas stove, prac-
tically new. Used only 2 months,
Dial OIL 3-8l4l.
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ALIAS SUMMONS IN DIVORCE

ALIAS SUMMONS IN DIVORCE
Dated February Is, 1860
Te The Above Named Defendant:
If this summons is served personally
upon you, then. in case of your failure,
within 20 days after such service, exclusive
of the day of service, to serve on plain
lifts attorney named above an answer to
the complaint. the case will be tried with
out further notice.
If personal service is not made upon you
and If this summons is published as re-
quired by statute. then, in case of your
failure. within 20 days from service by
publication of this summons. to serve on
plaintiffs attorney named above an an
swer to the complaint, the case will be
tried without further notice.
WILLIAM M. PASKEY,
profhouotsrv
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Classified Ads
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-3-bedroom bung-
allow on High st. Phone OIL g.
97l3.
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT - Furnished bed
room. Call OIL 3-97I3.

FOR RENT-80 acres on Nc
Kay Farm near Flemings Land
ing. For information call Clar-
ence Blendt at or 1895.
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NOTICES

NOTICE-Electrical Contrac-
tor. Home and industrial wir-
ing. Julian Woodall. Clayton.
Del. Call OIL 3-9558.
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ALIAS SUMMONS IN DIVORCE
In The Superior Court of The State Of
Delaware in and for Kent County
Imogene Martin
Plaintiff.
Louis Martin :
Defendant
The State of Delaware.
To The Sheriff of Kent County:
You Are Commanded:
To summon the above named defendant
SO that. within 20 days after service
hereof upon defendant. exclusive of the
day of service, defendant shall serve upon
Herman G. Brown. ESQ.,. plaintiffs at
torney, whose address is 43 The Green
Dover. Delaware, an answer to the COM
plant.
To serve upon defendant a copy hereof
and of the complaint.
II the defendant cannot be served
personally. to publish this process as re-
ouired by statute.
WILLIAM M. PASKEY
Prothonotary
ALIAS SUMMONS IN DIVORCE
Dated February 5, 1860
To The Above Named Defendant:
If this summons is served personally
upon you. then, in case of your failure,
within 20 days after such service, ex-
elusive of the day of service. to serve
on plaintiffs attorney named above an
answer to the complaint. the case will
be tried without further notice.
If personal service is not made upon
you and If this summons is published
as required by statute, then, in case of
your failure. within 20 days from SER
vice by publication of this summons, to
serve on plaintiffs attorney named above
an answer TO the complaint, the case
will be tried without further notice.
WILLIAM N. PASKEY
Prothonotary
Evening star., 1960-09-27
Seven Held
In Numbers
Ring Raid

The operation of an $8OO-a-
day numbers ring was jolted
here yesterday as police an
nounced the arrest of seven
persons, all charged with oper-
ating a lottery.
Capt. Scott B. Meyer, chief
of the District Police Gambling
Squad, said five suspects were
arrested during a raid in the
1900 block of Marion street
NV, which he called a drop"
for numbers slips. Two others
were arrested in a car in the
$500 block of Eleventh street
NV, Capt. Meyer said.
Tawen into custody at the
Marion street address were
Mrs. Theresa Coleman, %, who
police said rents the premises;
Felix L. SayleS, 81, of the 430O|
block of Fourth street NV;
Romell V. Sales, SO, of the ZOO
block of Rhode Island avenue
NV; Charles S. Key, 81, of
the 1000 block of Thirteenth
street NV, and Paul E. Holt,
so, of the unit block of Hamil-
ton street NV.
Capt. Meyer said 1926 and
some numbers slips were taken
from Sayles.
Arrested in the auto were
Robert Davis, 36, of the unit
block of S street NV, and
James P. Beatty, 35, of the
1900 block of Tenth street NV.
Capt. Meyer said numbers slips
were found on both men.
All those arrested were re-
leased on $1,000 bond, pending
arraignment.
Evening star., 1960-09-23

Rhine and Ann Habercom. lis
each.
| Kickoff m atcheS in the
women's section of the new
Major Travelling Tenpin League
will be rolled tonight at Fair
Lanes Wheaton Plaza, starting
at GAS o'clock.
The teams and their cap
tains are Congressional Plaza
Allie Ashbacher; Maryland Fail
Lanes, Bea Hamilton; Whea-
ton; Bowling Center, Norma
Winninger: Virginia Fair
Lanes, Maxine Wheaton; Bowl
America. Betty Robinette and
Silver Spring Bowl. Mary Ann
Davis.
Lots of action slated Sunday
for duckpinners. For the ex-
pertS there will be the ever
popular Pop Wolfe Memorial
Open at Hyattsville Lanes with
guaranteed prizes of 5000, $I0C
and $50 with an entry fee OF
$40. For the handicap shooters
there's the Strike-Mor Handi-
cap with top awards of $12O
$50 and $36. The fee is Sc ano
the handicaps four fifths
against 1870 scratch.
Evening star., 1960-09-23

There is no individual prize.
However, there is considerable
interest in low scoring honors,
IDevlin. Hyndman and Reid
Jack of England tied with 301
totals at st. Andrews. There
was no playoff.
Beman, the % : year -old
University of Maryland senior
from Bethesda Country CluE
who won the 1859 British
Amateur. will match strokes
for the first time with Ireland's
Joe Carr, three time winner OF
the British Amateur and rated
for a number of years as one OF
the great amateur golfers of the
world.
Beman will leave tomorrow
for a few practice rounds over
the famed Merton course.
Thirty two teams have
entered, all with four-man
teams except Ceylon, which has
three.
Teams in addition to Aus
tralia and the United States
are Argentina, Austria, Belgium
Bermuda, Brazil, Cana a
Ceylon, Nationalist China, Dem
mark, Finland, France, Ger
many, Great Britain, India,
Italy, Japan, Malaga, Mexico
Netherlands, New Zealand
Norway, Peru, Philippines. Por-
tugal, Rhodesia, South Africa
Spain, Sweden, Switzerland,
United Arab Republic and Ven
ezuela.
WHITTI ,ESEY
Evening star., 1960-09-23
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

Jimmy Dietsch, an all-time
duckpin great. is not a boastful
man but the popular Balti-
morean has made a statement
which, without explanation
might make him seem so.
Dietsch is competing in the
new White Oak All-Star Mixed
Doubles League.
He is so smitten with the
White Oak lanes, on which he's
averaging 1874 that he told
the proprietorS, Irving and
Herman Portion: II believe I'll
roll 500 here" 1t would be
his first.
Considering several scores al
ready rolled in the league, it
wouldn't be astonishing if not
only Dietsch but one or two
others may hit the figure at
tanned by only 13 men in duck
pin history.
Rocco Nocera blasted 450
set and he and his partner,
Gertha Wilson, fashioned a
299 game, plus an 822 set. Ed
Pugh and Nell Huff fired an
8l3, with Nell contributing 40l.
DietSch, with two consecu-
tive sets of Alb in which he
missed the headpin only once,
leads in average, followed by
Pugh. 1868; Nocera, 1912,
and Frank Micalizzi, 1872. Thus,
four of the IA male regulars are
hitting 100 or better.
The women'S leaders are
Betty Hummer, 1875; Miss Huff,
l2l; Mrs. Wilson, 100, and Dot
tie Clark, 119.
Tied for the lead at 5-l are
Pugh and Miss Huff. Bill Die
trich and Vivian Walsh and
Dietsch and Dot Boley.
The league will hold its third
session tonight starting at 10
o'clock.
Firing is sharp, too, in the
Metro Major Mixed Doubles
League at Wheaton Bowling
Center. Deadlocked on top at
ST. are Ginnie Siegel-Bruce
Herbert. Hap Kenney-Al Cissel
and Beryl Meyer Charley
Evans.
Oddly, the defending cham
pions, Inez Rhine and Sonny
Weldon, are the only pair yet
to win a game.
An outstanding performer
has been young Herbert. who
leads the men in average at 1872,
has the top set Of 432, the
second best game of 1853 and he
and Miss Siegel own the high
team game of 797.
Pressing Herbert in average
are Pat Crescent, l31 and Bits
Amanuel. 1870. Mrs. Kenney
PAGES the women at 125, trailed
by Miss Siegel, 100, and Mrs.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
Bemon in Field of 126
To Play for World Title

Deane Beman will make hi
first competitive appearance
since he won the Nationa
Amateur golf title against 12C
Of the worlds finest amateur
golfers in the second Eisen-
hover Cup tournament next
week at Merton Golf Club,
Ardmore, Pa.
The United States Golf AS
Sociation today released the
entries for the 72-hole media
play tournament. Each nation
is entitled to four players, but
only the scores of the low three
will count toward the team
total.
One round a day will be
played from Wednesday
through Saturday at Merton.
Beman will play at / pm
Wednesday with Philippe
Washer, internationally known
golfer from Belgium, and Ed
uardo Bergamo of Italy. Pair
ings will be changed daily.
/ Jack Nicklaus, the 1859 Ma
tional Amateur titlist; William
Hyndman III of Philadelphia
and Bob Gardner, runnerup to
Beman in this years National
Amateur at st. Louis, also were
named to the United States
team. Charlie Coe, two-time
National Amateur champion
and Tommy Aaron, the West
ern Amateur titlist and Walker
Cup player, will be alternates
Australia won the first Eli
Senhower Cup two years age
at st. Andrews after a playofi
with the heavily favored Amer
| lean team.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
Mrs. Price Captures
Third Kenwood Title

Mrs Harold L. Price made 1t
three Kenwood club women's
championships in the last four
years with a 3 and 2 victory
over Mrs. H. c. Briggs in the
final yesterday.
Mrs. Price also won in 1857
and SO.
other flight winners
Championship solation-Mrs. j.
P. Trouchaud defeated Rita Beiuchart,
and ,
First-Mrs. j. H. Blades defeated
Mrs. G. Chamberlin, 4 and 3.
Second--Mrs. f. R. Ferguson de-
feated Mrs. G. H. Gable. 3 and l.
Third-Mrs. B. w. Wasser defeated
Mrs. j. P Goode, 3 and -
Fourth-Mrs. William Kurtz defeate
Mrs. Dean Lawson, 3 and .
Evening star., 1960-09-23
SENATORS
Continued From Page C-l

Continued From Page C-1
level, a rare achievement ac-
complished only five times since
the Senators won their last
pennant in 1888, they'll have
to capture five of their last
eight games with the Orioles
and Yankees.
While the Orioles pennant
prospects now are DINNER than
the chance that Eisenhower
and Castro will embrace each
other, Baltimore's interest in
winning hasn't receded. There
still is money involved-the
difference between finishing
second or third-and so the
Orioles will be battling furiously.
The Senators, who have won
six of their last eight engage
ments with Baltimore, will rely
on Chuck Stobbs against Chuck
Estrada tonight. StobbS, trying
for a 18th win, has a 30 rec
ord against the Orioles this
season.
A half-game behind the Sec
ond place White Sox, Balti-
more is waiting for the ak.
Even if the Orioles sweep their
remaining seven games the
Yankees need to win only four
of their nine games. Any COM
bination of five New York vic
tories or Chicago defeats will
kill off the White Sox.
The Senators carry a 1917
season series advantage over
Baltimore into the series. If
the Senators win two of their
remaining five games with the
Orioles. they will join the Yam
KEGS as the only clubs to whip
Baltimore over the year.
Ray Moore, recently bothered
by a sore arm but a big help
to the Senators staff Whels ~s~
club was on the rise earlier,
will be honored in pre-game
ceremonies tonight by more
than 500 friends from Forest
vile, Md.
Tomorrow'S game will start
at 4 o'clock. The Orioles also
will be here Sunday, with the
Yankees moving in for a three
game series starting Monday
night.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
HEMUS

Continued From Page C-I
Hemus explained, "I didn't
seriously consider asking for a
two-year contract. And club
policy is to give one-year con-
tracts"
Two outstanding examples of
Hemus' giving confidence to his
players were Ernie Broglio, the
clubs first 20-game winner
since 1853 after an erratic SO
season, and veteran Curt Sim
mons, picked up from Philadel-
phia.
Solly gave Simmons a solid
vote of confidence before he
had pitched an inning. Curt
responded with an outstanding
2.7l earned run average for 143
innings. He had a IA won-lCst
record and with luck could have
won several more low score
contests credited to others.
HemuS also inStilled conf
dence in Julian Javier, speedy
rookie second baseman, and
Curt Flood, fleet centerfielder.
Both tailed off at bat but great
ly strengthened the defense.
Ironically. probably the only
major example of HemuS i'm
patience in a surprising season
was the teams Hall of Fame
candidate, Stan Musial.
Solly, one of many in base
ball who apparently didn't
think Stan could come back
after his ass season, benched
Musial when he slumped after
a fast start. Then, inserted in
leftfield June "a when Bob
Nieman was injured, MuSial
solved several problems with
his great July-August batting
surge and more than adequate
fielding.
Staff Receives Raise
Hemus is the first to salute
Musial.
He was a great clutch
hitter" Solly said. II plan to
play him next year in about
80 games, in spurts of 10 or IL
IN a row."
Hemus received a raise OF
about $4,000 and his entire
coaching staff-Johnny Keane
Harry Walker, HOWE Pollet
and Darrell johnson - was
signed at higher pay.
Hemus and his staff were
lavish in their praise Of fire.
man Lindy Mcdaniel, who has
won IL in relief and saved 26
more. Eddie Stanky, personnel
assistant to General Manager
Bing Devine, termed Lindy the
best relief man in baseball.
Solly pointed out that the
clubs bad start was a blessing
because it forced the trades
and manipulations whic h
brought a winner.
II can do without such bless
ingS next season, though" Solly
said. With a more solid pitch
ing staff we should start well
and be in contention for the
pennant all the way"
Evening star., 1960-09-23
NATIONAL
Continued From Page c.

NUAtlHucu EEOn age vi
rates flop to fourth last. season,
has faced the Braves once, in
relief, without decision this
year.
In 1858, when the Pirates
finished second to Milwaukee,
Witt was 20 against the Braves
while winning his last seven de-
cisionS as a rookie. Both vic
tories over Milwaukee were
shutouts-one a two-hit, 100
decision, the other a f1ve-hit,
10 decision in 10 innings.
The Cardinals, who signed
Manager Solly Hemus for 1861
yesterday with a $4,000 raise
to $4,000, go with 20-game
winner Ernie Broglio and
rookie southpaw Ray Sadecki
t8-8) at Chicago against Glen
Hobbie Q4-19) and Seth More
head (2-8).
Don Hoax and Pinch-hitter
Gene Baker wrapped up the
Pirates sweep over the Cubs.
Bakers bases-loaded, one-out
single won the II inning
opener. Hoax, who was 2-for-4
in each game and triggered the
first game rally with a single,
lined a three-run double as
Pittsburgh came from behind
with five runs in the third in
ming of the nightcap.
Roy Face GOD was the
flrSt-game winner, pitching two
innings of two-hit relief after
Vern Law gave way to a pinch
hitter in bid for his 21St VIC
tory. The two righthanders
shut out the Cubs on three hits
over the last seven Innings.
Vinegar Bend Mizell 1879,
the lefty who has won IL of II
since the Pirates got him in a
swap with st, Louis, beat the
Cubs for the seventh time in
eight decisions this season by
pitching a six-hitter in the Sec
ond game. Don Cardwell and
Bob Anderson were the losers.
nInA-re ~Ine
Evening star., 1960-09-23
FIVE IS MAGIC NUMBER
Yonks OuttoW Up
Title in Boston Series

mid-July. That knocked the
Yankees out of the 1859 race
and sent the defending world
champions to a third-place fln-
ish.
Going into Fenway Park on
July 9 last year, the Yanks were
tied for third. 412 games out of
first. When they left. they were
fifth, 7l2 games behind. And
they never got closer than 5R
games after that, finishing is
behind the White Sox.
Five Magic Number
Now the Yankees. who have
won six in a row and 10 of their
last II, could nail the payoff on
their VOW to come back. They
take on the seventh-place Red
Sox with nine games left. They
need to win five of those to
clinch the pennant-no matter
what the second-place White
Sox or third-place Orioles do.
The White Sox, who trail by
Az, have eight games remain
ing, Baltimore, behind by five,
has seven left.
/ Any combination of Yank vic
tories and White Sox defeats
totaling five could send New
York into the World Series
against the Pirates-who all but
officially clinched their first
National League flag in 33 years
yesterday by sweeping the Cubs.
80. in II innings. and 6-1. No
other games were scheduled in
the majors.
The Yankees, who play their
next six games on the road,
have a 81 edge over Boston
for the season, but only a 4-4
mark at Fenway Park. Right
handler Bob Turley (8-3 goes
for New York tonight against
Billy Muffett (6-3), a right
handed MI castof with a 20
record over the Yankees. He
beat them, I'll. with a three
hitter at Yankee Stadium in
their last meeting.
Calls on Righthanders
Turley is, IL against Boston,
but failed to pitch a complete
game in either decision-and
he has lost five of six to the
Red Sox since winning with a
two-hitter in the Ysnks' 1859
opener.
Manager Casey Stengel,
within reach of his 10th pen
nant. has named righthanders
Art Ditmar I5-9l and Ralph
Terry (9-8) for tomorrow and
Sunday against Bill Monbou-
quette Q4-1D and Tom Brewer
! (l0-13.
If the White Sox avoid elm
ination during a threa-game
set at Cleveland this week end
(and the Orioles hang on dur
ing a three-game series at
Washington, the Yankees get
another chance at the flag
when they play three at WASH
ington starting Monday night.
They play their final three
games at Yankee Stadium,
against Boston, next week end.
The White Sox, 81 against
the Indians, send Early Wynn
Q2-l0 against either Barry
Latman (7-5) or Bobby Locke
(2-5) tonight at Cleveland,
where they have won five of
nine.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
205 IS ROLLED
BY EDDIE OWENS,
BUT TEAM LOSES

Eddie Owens, one of the
country'S top young duck
pin stars, rolled a 2O5
string last night yet his
team lost the game.
Owens, shooting for Holi-
day Center in the Fair
Lanes Duckpin Classic
League at NARROW Heights,
scored five strikes and four
spares in the big one,
missing a two-pin break
in the fifth frame. He be-
gan with a triple strike
and finished with a strike.
His team was beaten by
Temple Hills ESQ, 678 to
64l.
Owens 205 was sand
wiched between a 135 and
12l. His set was 46l.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
; PIRATES, 3-e; CUBS, 2
FIRST GAME

Totals 40 . Q l Totals 40 31O3
Ran for Burgess in tsh: . Pur-
for Vernon in 9th; Announced for
Face in llth; ) Popped out for Nelson
in llth: s Singled for Virdon in 11th
CHICAGO .--- OOl 100 600 OO-2
PITTSBURGH - oil 600 900 Ol-3
E-BurgeSs, Schofield. Banks, Ash
burn. PO-A-Chicago, 3l-7: Pittsburgh,
33-l3 lone out when winning run
scored) pP-MaZeroski to Schofield to
Stuart t2D. thinner to Banks; Law to
Schofield to Stuart. LOB-Chicago, 3:
Pittsburgh, II.
2b-Zimmer, Santo, Taylor, Maze
roSki. 3b-Hoak, williams SB-ASh-
burn. S-Schofield SF-Mazeroski.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
FIGHT RESULTS

LOS ANGELES S.-Pone Kinspetch
II "a, Thailand. stopped Pascaul Perez
l10la. Argentina, S(world flyweight
championship.
TOKYO. =. Hiroshi okawa. 1921
Philippines. 10.
CARDIFF. Wales.-Joe Erskine, 1911
Wales. Wales, stopped Jose Gonzalez
SDsiPnAi DsPAR4rANsBuRo. Il s, c-sonpy Ed.
wards. 100, Spartansburg. knocked out
Joe, Louis Adams, 1861, Rock Hill
S. c.. =.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
BY the Associated Press

The Yankees, once more the
big team in the American
League. open three-game Sc
rieS at Boston tonight with a
chance to wrap up their 25th
pennant. And they couldn't
pick a better place to do it.
1t was at Fenway Park that
the Yankees suffered their
worst setback in a season OF
Illustration and humiliation last
year. 1t was there that the Red
Sox swept a five-game series in
Evening star., 1960-09-23
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
Answer
Question on Page C-3)

(Question on Page C-3)
No. 2 gets the call-use line
hackers to help cover. You've
Just lost your key defensive
back. If you blitz linebackers
and Colorado gets the. pass
away, the defense is vulnerable
Even pro teams, with great
personnel, cut down on blitzing
when they lose that key de-
fensive back.
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