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Evening star., 1960-10-01
Baby Terps Show
Strong Offense
In Opening Win

COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct.
(AP) The University of Mary
land Freshman football team
unleaShed a potent running
game here yesterday and de-
feated South Cardinals Frosh,
22-6.
Led by a trio of fullbacks, the
Baby Terps rolled up 18 first
downs and 246 yards rushing
Pete Americus, Ronnie Alex
ander and Ronald Klages were
the fullback standouts.
The Terps took the opening
kickoff and moved GA yards for
a score with the stocky Ameri-
Gus crashing the last 3 yards.
A 72-yard drive in the second
quarter gave Maryland a 1910
halftime lead. Ronnie Hoffman
got the score by recovering a
teammates tumble in the South
Carolina end zone.
Americus and Alexander led
a fourth-quarter drive for the
Terps' final touchdown, with
Americus again plunging from
the 3.
MARYLAND a q 100
SOUTH CAROLINA o o O g.
Maryland - Americus 8, run (kick
blocked).
Observation-Disclosures recovered tumble
in end zone run failed).
Maryland-Safety CHuggins tackled in
end Zone).
Maryland-Americus 3. run CArizzi
run)
South .Carolina-Baur so, pass from
Matthews (run failed.
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BEMAN

Continued From Page Ala
there would have been a call
for a psychiatrist.
The University Of Maryland
senior had four brides on the
front nine, and a lone bogey
on the 195-yard third, where
his four-iron shot caught the
tall grass on the bank of a
short trap.
He finished 1873. and on the
7th and 9th, relatively short
par fourS, Beman almost
knocked wedge shots into the
cup for eagles. He missed birdie
puts on 10 and IL.
Beman was in traps on 13
and IA and bogied both. He
pared in for the SO, and didn't
have a one-putt green in the
last 10 holes.
The other 70s yesterday were
by Benny Brews of Rhodesia-
Nyasaland and Reginald Tay-
lor of South Africa. Australia
used Devlin's second straight
10. a 70 by Eric Routley and
73 by Edward Ball for 2l5 and
its 654 total. Great Britain
used a 70 by Joe Carr,
the British Amateur cham
pion, 73 by Mike Bonallack and
the 76S of either Dou Sewell or
Guy Wolstenholme for its 22l
and 654.
Evening star., 1960-10-01

tional Bank of Boston and
Chase Manhattan Bank.
The United States Embassy
issued a press release quoting
portions of the naturalization
decree that it said resembled
Communist propaganda. The
decree said in part:
1t is not possible for a
considerable portion of national
banking to remain in the hands
of the imperialist interests that
inspired the reduction of our
sugar quota by an act of cow
ardly and criminal economic
aggression
e. &. There is no doubt that
the survival of American bank
ing in Cuba, a genuine and typ
ical expression of imperialistic
phenomenon, is an obstacle to
national liberation.
". To the above stated is
Joined the intentional conduct
of the United States Govern
ment Of facilitating and stimu-
lating in its territory counter
revolutionary activities in which
war criminals and fugitive trail
tors participate :"
The United States note cate
gorically rejected these false
statements" concerning the ac-
tivities and policies of these
banks and Of the Government
of the United States" Nation
alization of the banks, it said,
was discriminatory, confisca-
tory and arbitrary"
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reason for the removal of the
Ghana soldiers.
Col. Mobutu has bitterly COM
planned in the last few days
that they have been favoring
ousted Premier Patrice Lu-
mumba and have refused to
give protection to the Mobutu
group Of college graduate tech
nicians who are trying to run
the country.
Col. Mobutu has protested to
the United Nations that two OF
his technicianS were beaten up
by pro-Lumumba youth while
Ghana soldiers stood by.
Ghana forces will continue to
patrol Leopoldville but they are
scheduled to be relieved soon
by Tunisians.
Meanwhile, a strike of
Leopoldyille water works en-
ployes reduced water pressure
in scattered parts Of the
capital. Top floors of the city'S
best hotels had only a few
drops of water. The water
works employees are demand
ing higher pay.
Col. Mobutu said that on
September IL Red China re-
fused Mr.. Lumumba's request
Of September 8 for peoples
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volunteers" but offered a mil
lion pounds ($2.8 million), aid.
Col. Mobutu said Chinese
Premier Chou En-lai replied
on September IL that the dis
patch of volunteers to the
Congo was out of the question
"in view of the vast distance
which separates China from
the Congo and of the present
confused situation in the
Congo"
The Chinese reply was found
among Mr.. Lumumba's papers
during his brief arrest about
two weeks ago. Col. Mobutu
said.
Mr.. Lumumba announced
that he would boycott a round
table conference of political
leaders called by Col. Mobutu
and President Joseph Kasavubu
to settle the nations crisis.
Premier Noise Tshombe of
secessioniSt Katanga Province
also has declined to deal with
Col. Modulus military repre-
sentatives" sent to invite him
to the conference in Leopold
vile. He said any peace meet
ing must be on neutral ground
with only political personali-
ties attending.
Evening star., 1960-10-01

Peace to celebrate the 18th
anniversary of the Communist
conquest of the mainland.
Peiping radio said that Red
China's strongman, Mao TIE
tung, reviewed the parade that
drew 1000 foreign guests from
80 countries.
Mr.. Mao, standing atop the
high red gate overlooking the
square, was f1anked by Burmese
Premier U Nu and the Premier
of Algeria's revolutionary gov
ernment. Ferhat AbbaS.
Red China's President Liu
Shao-chi, Premier Chou En-lai,
Marshal Chu Teh and other
top leaders of the Peiping
regime shared the roStrum.
The paraders carried banners
calling for support of revolu-
tionary movements in Asia.
Africa and Latin America, arms
reduction and banning of nu-
clear weapons.
But there was no indication
Peiping had altered its hard
line toward the West or soft
ened its quarrel with Soviet
Premier Khrushchev over the
inevitability of war to advance
communism.
On the contrary, a new edi-
ton of Mr.. Macs collected
works. which appeared today.
was quoted officially to support
China's argument that struggle
including armed struggle, was
needed to overcome imperial
ism.
The Soviet news agency TaSs
said Mr.. Khrushchev sent Mr..
Mao a message of congratula-
ton on the anniversary.
In his keynote address in Pei
ping, Chen vi predicted that
Red China will fulfill or exceed
it's major industrial goals this
Evening star., 1960-10-01
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
National IEAEuE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING tbased on 400 or more al
bats)-Groat, Pittsburgh, .324
Larker, Los Angeles, 1923; Mays,
San Francisco. .319; Clemente, Pitts.
burgh, .3l4; Boyer, st. Louis, .305
RUNS-Bruton, Milwaukee. no
Mathews, Milwaukee, 107; Mays, San
Francisco, 1906, Pinson. Cincinnati
100; Aaron. Milwaukee. 102.
l25; Mathews, Milwaukee, 119;
francisco, 100; Boyer, St, Louis
HITs-Mays, San Francisco, 1sst
Groat, Pittsburgh. 1888; Pinson, Gin.
IFS; Clemente, Pittsburgh. iT6.
DOUBLES-PinSon, Cincinnati, 81:
Cepeda. San Francisco, 35; Robinson
Cincinnati, 80: Banks, Chicago and
Skinner PITTSBURGH, 32.
TRlPLES-Bruton, % Milwaukee, 13;
Mays. San Francisco, L.; Aaron
Milwaukee. IL PinSon. Cincinnati
Kirkland, San FRANCISCO, and Boyer
and White, st. Louis. 10.
HOME RUNS-Banks, Chicago, Al;
Aaron, Milwaukee, 40: Mathews. Mil
waukee. 80: Boyer, st. Loupis, 80;
STOLEN BAsEswWiIls AsEff DO Los Angeles
40; Pinson, Cincinnati, 81: TAYLOR
Philadelphia, 25; Mays, San Fran
cisco. "A; Brut0a, Milwaukee, 20.
PITCHING tbased on Is or more deci-
ions)-McDaniel. St. Louis, i2-4
$50; Broglio. st. Louis, 21-s, ,724;
SPAIN, Milwaukee. 2I-9, 700; Law,
Pittsburgh, 20-9, 900; Buhl, Mil
waukee. 1879, $40.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Cuba Travellers
Get Warning
BY the Associated Press

Americans should stay away
from Cuba unless they have
compelling reasons to go there,
advises the State Department.
The statement yesterday
came on the heels of another
State Department suggestion
that wives and children of
American residents in Cuba
other than those stationed at
the Guantanamo Bay Navy
Base-should be sent back to
this country.
The department said Amer
lean tourists had asked whether
they should travel to Cuba
now. in view of Premier Fidel
Castro's anti-American cam
paign and the advice the de-
partment had given on Amer
ican dependents.
The department said 'it is
believed prudent to advise
United States citizens to re-
frain from travel to and within
Cuba unless there are compel
ling reasons for such travel"
1t said some businessmen might
have compelling reasons.
The American Embassy at
Havana said 81 Americans
have been detained by Cuban
authorities since January l.,
either on no charges or on
charges filed long after their
arrest.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
HOLLYWOOD
Still Plenty, Says Kirk
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

Hollywood. Jerry WaId wants
her for Return to Peyton
Place" and, if the script is right,
Lee will accept. She will follow
with "Dud Avocado" at the
same studio, if Blake Edwards
will direct. Sounds like long
time Lee no see New York.
With men in Hollywood as
fashion conscious as the ladies,
favorite tailor Sy Devore is
working overtime with his crew,
preparing Jerry Lewis for
Ladies Man." Laurence Harvey
for Summer and Smoke" and
George Peppard for Breakfast
at Tiffany's." Sy dresses" Bing
Crosby and Liberace, to pick
two colorful names at random
from his clientele.
That very nice Orthur O'Con-
nell is getting richer. A stock
(Kalvar) which he says he
bought last November at $57 a
share was quoted last week. he
says, at $500. Arthur recently
finished Misty" with David
Ladd, and told his father. Alan:
Your son is the best actor I've
worked with in 25 years. re-
gardleSs of age or sex" A COM
pliment from a man who has
won two Oscar nominations.
y = \
The highest priced model in
the world, Doris Day-annual
income 50 million-will strut
at <Se Plaza in New York, at a
fashion luncheon october 7,
wearing the Irene gowns and
suits from her new film, Mid
night Lace" Irene will do the
commenting. Doris has a per-
centage Of the picture filmed
by her Arwin Company in COL
laboration with Universal-In-
ternational. She made a mint
from her last with that studio,
Please Don't Eat the Daisies"
Also with Pillow Talk"
Pillow Talk" co-star Rock
Hudson, incidentally, was lucky
to keep some of the salary he
was paid for that movie. He's
luckier now, with his own COM
pany and starring in Come
September" in Italy with Gina
LOllObrigida.
Evening star., 1960-10-01

year. The Foreign Minister said
that steel and pig iron out
put increased by about 40 per
cent from January to August
compared to the same period
last year. coal 25 per cent, elec-
trio power and freight tonnage
by about IS per cent. He did
not give the figures for the
goals set.
The Peiping Peoples Daily,
official organ of the Chinese
Communist Party. recalled an
11-year-old article written by
Mr.. Mao which declared: THE
question of daring or not daring
to take up arms and engage
in resolute struggle to over
throw the rule of reaction is
one of fundamental principle
which involves loyalty or dis
loyalty to the interests Of the
people and the question of
firmnesS and revolutionary
standpoint"
The article was one of 70 in
the fourth edition of Mr.. Macs
collected works which went on
sale in Chinese book stores to-
day.
Also quoted was President
Liu Shao-chi'S declaration to
the eighth National Party Con-
gress that unlike the reaction
aries. the people are not war;
like But when the people
were compelled to take up arms,
they were completely justified
in doing So"
These quotations appeared to
by an emphatic restatement
of China'S insistence that
communism can win over the
West only through war. a
thesis with which Mr.. Khru-
shchev diSagrees.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
McFerren Shakes Jinx,
Takes Senior Golf Title

championship at Hillendale 16
times in 20 years.
John Courtney of Washing
ton Golf and Country Club won
low gross in the $3.50 group by
matching cards with Otis De-
zendorf of Congressional. They
had tied with 76S.
Other winners were George
Voigt of Prince Georges in the
$3.50 group with a 76 and
Henry Marcy of the Country
Club of Maryland in Baltimore
in the 10 and over group with
an 80.
There were 81 in the field. the
largest in the 32-year history
Of the event.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
King Hussein Attends
Yale, Brown Come

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. /
(AP).-The Yale and Brown
football teams will have a
royal spectator-King HuSsein
of Jordan-when they meet
today.
Yale said today it had re-
ceived a call saying Hussein
and a party of eight would like
to see the campus, lunch with
some students and see the foot
ball game.
The university was pleased
to make the arrangements for
the 24-year-old king, a sports
enthusiast. Hussein will return
to New York after the game.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Four Astronuuts
End Medical Tests

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct.
(AP) -Four of the men being
prepared for Americas first
manned space flight head to-
day for Langley Air Force Base,
Va, after completing highly
secret medical tests yesterday.
Three other aStronauts COM
pleted their physicals earlier in
the week.
The four men who completed
their tests yesterday were Navy
1t. Cmdr. Walter M. Schirra,
Navy 1t. Malcolm B. Carpen-
ter, Air Force Capt. Virgil I.
Grissom and Navy Comdr. Alan
B. Shepard.
Evening star., 1960-10-01

in terms resembling
"the fraudulent propaganda of
international communism"
United States Ambassador
Philip Bonsal attempted to de-
liver the note yesterday to act
ing Foreign Minister Carlos
Olivares. Mr.. Olivares rejected
it after a heated exchange, in
formed sources said.
Mr.. Olivafes declared the note
violated elemental principles
of diplomacy"
The properties nationalized
were of the First National City
Bank of New York, First Ma
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Crush Survivors
Reuch Germany

WIESBADEN. Germany. Oct
/ (AP).-Two American sur
vivors Of an Austrian airliner
crash near Moscow last Mon
day arrived by air today for
treatment in the United States
Air Force Hospital here.
Maj. Edward Wooten, oi
Wilmington, N. c., and Maj
Willis Knipe of Kokomo. Ind.
were accompanied by Capt. D
G. Martin, United States En-
baSsy doctor in Moscow. He
said the two officers were re-
covering.
Evening star., 1960-10-01

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Kirk Douglas didn't cry when
the censors cut from his $12
million "Spartacus" movie epic
two scenes in which Jean Sim
mons appears nude from the
waist UP. There is still plenty
of Jean left" said Kirk. The
two scenes objected to here will
be put back in the film for
French and Italian viewing. .
When Miss Simmons was asked,
What made. you agree to do
these scenes in 'Spartacus'?"
she replied. 1T was the first
time anybody asked me to-" .
Douglas is now on a tour of
key cities in the United States
to promote his picture. Wife
Ann had originally planned to
stay home with their two chill
dren, then said to Kirk, There
must be more to America than
New York and Hollywood" So,
she is now on the tour with
Kirk.
Shari Lewis Cancelled her trip
to Hollywood for a film COM
mitment. Too much to-do with
her coaSt-to-coast NBC show
every Saturday.
Maybe Marilyn Monroe is a
better actress than we thought.
She has been cooling and hold
ing husband Arthur Miller's
hand on THE Misf1ts" set at
Reno. Then again. they may
have talked the whole thing out
and come to an understanding
In either case, Marilyn and
Arthur are not talking about
not so private matters. And
she's being punctual to work.
A good sign!
i
Veteran British actor Will
fried Hyde-White will have a
race with the stork in England
when he comes to Hollywood
for the Danny Kaye starrer,
"On the Double" The picture
starts in November. The baby
is scheduled to arrive in Deem
ber in England.
Everyone at 20th-Fox is after
pretty Lee Remick, who would
rather live in New York than
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Dell, Franks Bow

BERKELEY. Calf, Oct. l
(AP).-Cliff Mayne and Hugh
Ditzler Of Berkeley yesterday
upset the second-seeded dou-
bles team of Mike Franks of
Santa Monica and Don Dell
of Bethesda, Md, rs, IS,
in the Pacific Coast tennis
championships.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
Answer
tQuestion on Page abb

tQuestion on Page Abb
No. 3 Charge your end
straight down scrimmage line
directly at spot just back of
offensive center. He can reach
this spot at least a step quicker
than he can reach the spot
where ball is held. He stands
6-5 and the ball has to travel
over his head to the goal.
distributed by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate)
Evening star., 1960-10-01
WHITE sox, S; INDIANS, 4
CHICAGO
CLEVELAND
Totals 4S41o4 Totals 4RhIS

Totals AS 4 II 4 Totals 46 Is
Il Grounded out for Kemmerer in
5th: > walked for Carreon in 9Th: 3
Grounded into double play for Mcbride
in 9Th; ran for Lollar in 9th: Sacri-
feed for Garcia in 9th: q Ran for
Sievers in 10th.
CLEVELAND 100 30 600 600 o.
CHICAGO 100 10l DOL 900 1-5
E-Freeze. Robinson, Aspromonte,
Romano . PO-A-Cleveland 1924:
Chicago 39-14. DP-Freese to Sievers:
Held to Aspromonte to Power .: Power
to Romano to Power; Romano to Aspro-
Aspromonte: Power to Held to Power.
Lob Cleveland 13 Chicago IL.
2b-Romano Fox, Freese, sievers.
Francona, Minoso Hr-Aspromonte
Sb-Aparicio >. S+Piersall, Power.
Hicks SF-Phillips
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TIGERS, 5; As, ;
KANSAS CITY
DETROIT

Totals "a SIS 5 Totals 80 311 .
Safe on error for Hall in 4th:
> Grounded out for johnson in Sth.
DETROIT OOl 400 OO0-5
E-McAuliffe ,. Boak. Colavito
PO-A-Detroit. 27-11. Kansas City,
10 PP@1Bolling to McAylitIe to Ger
10.
ab-Maxwell. Kaline. 3b-Posada.
HR-McManus.
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GIANTS, z; CARDS, ]

Totals % 3 o Totals 2s 8 .
Grounded out for Javier in 7th;
Struck out for Smith in Sth; 3 Struck
out for Sadecki in Sth.
ST. LOUIS 100 900 OOO-1
SAN FRANCISCO - O10 100 O0x-2
E-sadecki. Po-A-St. Louis 24-1O:
San Francisco 27-7: 'DP-Cepeda to
Grammas to White: Spencer to
Grammas to White. LOB-St. Louis 3,
San Francisco 10.
2b-Amalfitano. Davenport. F. Alou.
3b-Cepeda SB-Landrum, Kirkland
Sam Jones. SF-Sam Jones.
Evening star., 1960-10-01

WiHner@sam Jones us-141. Loser
-Sadecki (9-9.
HBP-By Miller (DavenporN. WP--
Sam Jones, Sadecki. U-VenZon. Das-
coli, secory, Crawford. T-2:02. A
lilo.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Cubo Refuses to Take
u. S. Protest Note

HAVANA Oct. (AP).-The Cuban government has re-
fused to United States note directly accusing
Fdel Castro regime of parroting the Communist line.
The American accusation protest against the
tonazaton of American banks September
the Cuban attempted explain naturalization
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Red Leader Demands
Forrnoso Liberation

TOKYO, Oct l (AP).-Communist Cnnas Foreign Min
lister Chen vi declared today the Chinese people de-
termined to berate Formosa He called the nations vast
militia to get ready to defend their homes and netherlands
Chen vi made this declaration minutes before a half
million Chinese marched through Peings Heavenly
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Ghono roops Shifted
After Mobutu Protest

LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congo Oct (AP).-United Nations
forces from Ghana moving out of Camp Leopold
at the request Of Congo Strongman Col Joseph Mobutu
The Ghana forces being shifted to encampment
just outside Leopoldville.
Col. Mobutu said he needed room the camp for
Of his Congose troops but there appeared another
Evening star., 1960-10-01

-xFaced two batter in Sth.
Winner Golden 40. Loser -
Wright ODD.
WP-Drysdale. PB-Taylor. U-Con'
lon, Donatelli Burkhart, Varso. Time
2:14. A-l4,205.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
WORLD GOLF
RESULTS

ARDMORE, Pa, Oct. l (AP)
- Standings in the second
biennial World Amateur golf
team championship at the
Merton Golf Club:
Evening star., 1960-10-01
DODGERS, 7; CUBS, S
LOS ANGELES

Totals 81 ST 5 Totals 90 z 8
1 Grounded out for Hobbie in 7th;
2 Struck out for Thomas in Sth: 3 Hit
into double play for Wrisht in 9th.
CHICAGO 400 900 2OO-5
Los ANGELES ----1O1 101 ak
Evils. Po-A-Chicago 24-7; Los
Angeles, 27-15. DP-Wills to Larker;
Smith to Gillian to Larker; Gillian
to wills TO Larker. LoB-Chicaso, 4;
Los Angeles, 3.
ab-W. Davis Q, Golden. 3b-Wil-
iliams, C. Smith, Fairly, HR-Camilli:
Taylor SF-Banks, Larker ., c. Smith
Evening star., 1960-10-01
West Germany
Hints RepriisaIs
Against

BERLIN. Oct. l (AP).-Willy
Brandt, West Berlin's Mayor,
limited today at economic re-
prisals against the Soviet Union
because of the Communist
squeeze on Berlin.
Speaking at a convention of
his Socialist Party, Mr.. Brandt
said developments were under
consideration in the economic
field which would not be with
out effect on the Soviet Union
also"
His words indicated he ex-
pected a broadening of the
trade sanctions against Com
munist East Germany to in
clude Western trade with
Russia.
The West German govern
ment announced yesterday 1t
would halt its trade, with Com
munist East Germany at the
end of this year as a reprisal
for travel restrictions imposed
on West Germans in Berlin by
the Communists. The move
threatened to wipe out about
II per cent Of East German
trade.
Squeeze Stirs Nation
The Communist regime it.
self provoked the counter
measures, Mr.. Brandt said. The
squeeze on Berlin has aroused
the whole German nation, he
added.
He expressed the view the
Soviet Union was not interested
in stirring up a crisis now. Mos
COW was just allowing the
Communist chief of East Ger
many, Walter Ulbricht, Ito &c
as far ahead as possible" Mr.,
Brandt said.
The Communist East Ger
man reaction so far was eau
tious, with no word Of counter
measures. such as a blockade
of West Berlin.
The Com m uniSt Party'S
newspaper, Neues Deutschland
called the embargo "a purely
arbitrary action" with no eco
nomic justification.
'Vengeful War Policy
The West Berlin press, which
has been grumbling about the
Vests failure to hit back, wa:
jubilant.
Neues Deutschland said the
protective measures" East
Germany has taken against
"the activity of West German
militarists in West Berlin" hac
not the slightest connection
with trade.
There was no place for peace.
full trade in the aggressive
vengeful war policy of the Bonr
government" Neues Deutsch.
land said, adding:
Those who are preparing
the civil war Of the Germans
see a danger to their policy ir
the peaceful trade between the
two German states"
Evening star., 1960-10-01

winner-Maas AID. Loser-Brewer
10-15l.
xFaced one batter in 9th: Faced
one batter in 9th.
Balk Stowe. u - Napp, Umont,
Berry. T--2:37. A-12,307.
Evening star., 1960-10-01

HBP-By Locke Foxl. by Kremmerer
Held. hv Staley Held. U-Soar,
Winner-Staley 1879. Loser
Funk (4-2).
Chylak Paparella and Honochick. T
$50. A-l3,967.
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PILLS, 7; REDS, s
Totals 55 61o4 To+o,s so

Totals 55 6124 Totals so 7l27
Walked for o'Toole in 7th; . Struck
Brosnan in 9th; 4 Walked for Farrell
in 9th: 5 Ran for Neeman in 9th:
= Grounded out for Walters in 18th;
z Grounded into double play for Bridges
IN 18th; Singled for Coker in 14th:
Struck out for Hoppe in l4th;
10 Doubled for Short in 14th =
CINCINNATI 100 OO1 OOo 600 la
PHILADELPHIA 10 010 001 900 O3-7
E-Cardenas Lepcio. Walls, Konpe
2l. Po-A-Cincinnati, 40-1S: Phila-
delphia, 42-2l zone out when winning
run Scored). DP-Cardenas to Kasko
to Coleman (2l; Lepcio to walls. LOB
Cincinnati, l3; Philadelphia, II.
2b-Curry. 3b-Pinson, Cardenas
Del Greco. HR-Robinson. SB-Robin-
son S-Cook SF-Buzhardt.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
BRAVES, l3;; PIRATES, 2
MILWAUKEE
PITTSBURGH

Totals AZ IL Il l3 Totals 81 = 5 ,
Grounded. out for Green in I'd:
ed out for Gibbon in 7th.
MILWAUKEE - 3O5 OaO O21-13
PITTSBURGH - 900 O1O OlO- .
E-Hoak .. Mathews. Barone. PO-A
milwaukee, 27-l0; Pittsburgh. o7-lO.
DP-Adcock lunaSsisted). LOB-Mil-
waukee, 10: Pittsburgh. Z.
2b--Aaron ., Bruton. Mathews,
Mantilla. 3b-Bruton. HR-Aaron 2,
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FIGHT RESULTS

SAC PAULO. .Brazil-Eder Jofre.
IL, Brazil, stopped Ricardo Moreno,
1@2i7, Argentina, 6.
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E-Green,. Coughtry, Kubek. Po-A-
Boston 25-6 zone out when winning
run Scoredl; New, York 27;14. DIP
LOB-Boston 8. New York Q.
2b-Malbone. Skowron, Maris, cerv,
lopez. HR-Kubek. Gonder. S-Nixon.
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Winner-Buhl $3.50. Loser-Law
(2O-9).
U-Smith, Sudol and Pelekoudas.
T-2:45 A-25.I4S.
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Winner-Lary U5-15). LoSer-Hall
(S-13.
WP-Lary. PB-Chiti. U-SchwartS.
Flaherty, Kinnamon, Smith. T-2:06.
A-4.679.