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Evening star., 1960-04-20

Peabody Board chairman and a
man of so many interests
and sidelines (books. TV per-
| former, This Week columnist,
lecturer) that he may be in
violation of the Antitrust
laws. (suggested slogan: Break
Up Bennett Cerf'D gave out
the awards. The ones that
struck me as of more than
passing significance went to:
. WNTA-TV CNewark) for
the Play-of- -the-Wee series
which, happily. is being shown
here by WTOP-TV.
. David Susskind, who brought
the above series to TV but who
was cited for the brilliant THE
Moon and Sixpence," which he
also produced.
o DR.. Frank Stanton, president
of CHS, for urging remedial
Legislation against the restric-
tive provisions of Section 315 of
the Communications Act to
news programs. CDR. Stanton
has gotten an award from
everybody this year, 1 think,
except Oren Harris).
. Small World, for its contri-
button to international under
standing.
. The Population Explosion,
CHS documentary, for Tele-
vision Education.
Q The Lost Glass Of SO, CHS
documentary, for a special
award (for reporting by Ed
Murrow and Fred Friendly.
. Family Living, SO, NBC, for
radio public service (proving
that network radio can perform
Evening star., 1960-04-20

Cagney, Annabella, Richard
Conte. Q940.
1000, WMAL (0-Wednesday
Night Fights. Gene Fullmer
VS.. joey. Giardello. Cham
pionship bout. Is rounds.
Montana State College Field
house, Bozeman, Mont.
HOO, WTTG (5) - Starlight
Theater. Experiment Peril
ouS." A doctor investigates
the death of a wealthy
mans sister. Eedy Lamar,
George Brent. Q944.
11:15, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show. "Swannee River" The
story of the loves and strug-
giles of Stephen Foster. Don
Ameche. Al Jolson, Andrea
Leeds. Q94O.
Evening star., 1960-04-20
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WRC (4)-Wagon Train
THE Amos Gibbon Story
Mccullough quits his scout
ing job and is shanghaied
on a tunnel job. Ward Bond
Flint Mccullough, Charles
Aidman.
500, WTTG ga Dimen-
sion in Living. An exhibit OF
projects of area high school
students.
$3.50, WTTG (5)-Five StaI
Feature. "13 Rue Made
leine." A group of agents is
trained to sell false invasion
plans to the enemy. James
Evening star., 1960-04-20

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Evening star., 1960-04-20

NnOtchka (SpeciaD Maria Schel is wonderful in this
version of Garbos 1889 comedy hit about stonefaced
ideastc Russian girl who finds love and laughter among
the capitalists of Paris Her transformation from
miSsar to girl in love delightful and the love
with the charming and capable Gig Young the
high spots of the show zsa Zsa Gabor ample grand
duchess and Leon BeaSco Mscha Auer and Henry LaScoe
manage to make their fun However, this dated
romantic comedy is primarily triumph of Sche over
the Garbo legend. $3.50 pmr WMAL-7.
Bob HOpe-Afer making cracks about the marriage
of Margaret and the primaries jumps into sketches
He and Jim Maverck) Garner couple of beatniks
in one Garner plays TV cowboy who goes pSychiarSt
Hope in another and Joan Caued plays the wife of
TV comedian Bob who is growing fatter and fatter.
MuSicaIy, Patti Page sings 1929 Miles" and Misty
and Bob sings olde of his 81 Can't Get Started With
You" Jim handles himself well in this session
8 pm. WRCA.
This Is Your Life-Ralph Edwards subject is movie
actor who has given enchanting performances on
the screen. 10 pm. WRC-4.
Jack Paar Show After two days away Jack is back
at his desk guessing the identity of relative chatting
with Joey Bishop, Genevieve and British Actor Peter
Sellers, watching Chan Canasta do his magic trick and
introducing Singers Karen AnderS and Peggy Hadey to
the show. II 80 pm. WRCN
Evening star., 1960-04-20

visit to this country Of Mr.. K:
another to the Bell Telephone
Hour for television musical en-
tertainment, and four to local
stations in Boston. Chicago,
New Orleans and Minneapolis.
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notably in the vacuum created
by the surrender to rock m
rolD.
other awards included one
for ABC's video coverage of the
Evening star., 1960-04-20
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Evening star., 1960-04-20

Drewry said:
IF more of the kind Of thing
which wins Peabody recogni-
ton were broadcast. there
would be less anxiety about
what is around the corner for
broadcasting."
No argument there.
Bennett Cert, who is still the
Evening star., 1960-04-20
A Simple, Scholarly
Tip to eIeVision
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

II the George Foster Peabody Awards to have lost
much of their uer through the WELL has TV This
implicit in the note the other day of Dean John Drewy
Of the University of Georgia the school that established the
awards in 1940
Looking about him at roomful of TVS top brass and
Evening star., 1960-04-20

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Evening star., 1960-04-20

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Evening star., 1960-04-20
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Evening star., 1960-04-20
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tonight's top ShoUs preUteued By TV Keys stat,
Uho attend refedrsds match screenings and andIyze
scripts in New York Holytlood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered guide to area UietUers
Evening star., 1960-04-20

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Evening star., 1960-04-23

Ferry MaSon-"Case of the NimbIe Nepbeu,p r,i
onpIicaCeo murder plot that hinges on q rno, IoI.S
away IN a safe It's puzzler without Ieanirr -. ~ eu
~ noo interest, and Perry comes through evo tt
z.oo young man who gives him no helm at oil
1880 pm, WTOP-9 ~ " e1p dV ALL
Leave 1t to Beaver "Roov0r MIL,
Soiethlng on the street when he and arr,, or ~ ~ st
way to the market Beaver inves+ioo+os 80 - vi 'le4r
WIN wallet containing $89 The bovs toko - 80 up P
poAce ana Beaver has to wait 10 davs To sec IL u o
0i"l!eo' Inc waiting period is fun and Fddv LasLoIrs
"o'ce Is particularly amusing. $50 pm, WNfAI~7
World Wide 6O-"WindS of Change" This rovio,, - a..
current crisis in South Africa puts its emnbas IN t
oocS OF country which is built on the cbeap labor
coIp OF tne Negro population 1t covers the racen+ ~
0NN VI violence IN film clips, and repeats portions NJ
last years telecaS on the African nrohan, ~ phJ.
anu yaSaland but the stress on the SALARY of 500
iloA'n ACCORDED the Negro in South Africa and the
enormous percentages of Negro labor on the for,ns -
the mines, IN business and industry and in ranufar
turing $50 pm, WRC-4
Gunsmoke-The plot is simple and makes sense Story ~
Saooh grI VINO shoots cowboy arouses the sls-
plclonS OF Marshal Dillon. Turns out he has pood in
StlnctS, only he almost gets his head blown off I H.
young lady before she gets her comeuppance IN nm
WTOP-9. ~ p''
Play OF the Week"The Girls in 5O9 comedy bv Lovord
lelchmann Starring Nancy Walker Larry BIydem Mar
gallo Gilmore John McGver and Paul Ford (ncorroc+
information received for this weeks TeeVe listed peoo
wood and Imogene Coca starSD Two old ladies avid
Republicans, have isolated themselves in partiav de-
moShed MOTEL and refuse to until man of their
party takes Roosevs place in the White House Their
notorey spreads when the press together with officials
OF the two major parties invade hotel to talk to then,
raced with dSgaceful eviction ladies' fortunes are
saved in what is whimsical and somewhat improhahe
ending Girls in 509" closed Broadway January "a
Iso9 after run of 1T performances. 1890 pm,
WTOP-9 '
Evening star., 1960-04-23
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS
$3.50. WRC (4-Presidert

$3.50, WRC 4-President de
Gaulle. A taped broadcast
OF French President de
Gaulle's news conference
held earlier today at the
National Press Club.
500, WMAL (0-John Gun
theirs High Road. John
Gunther takes viewers
island-hopping IN the Car
ibbean as he visits the West
Indies Federation.
1880, WTTG C5)-Playhouse
Five. "Lloyds of London. 8"
The story of the famous
English h insurance and
banking firm. Madeleine
Carroll, Virginia Field, Ty-
rome Power 1896.
1900, WMAL C1-Saturday
Night Movie. Perfect Snob. "
A pretty graduate from d
fashionable girls school
rushes of to Honolulu With
her mother to snag a
wealthy husband. Cornell
Wilde, Lynn Bari, Charlotte
Evening star., 1960-04-23

tries of America presented its
annual awards at the Sheraton
Carlton Hotel.
Mr.. French said this Nations
work force is presently divided
between 40 per cent white-col-
lar workers and so per cent
blue-collar workers, but he pre-
dicted that situation will re-
verse itself before 1870.
A highlight of the evening
was the presentation of an
award to Miss Marjorie Schultz,
assistant public relations direc-
tor Of the Cincinnati Goodwill
Industries Rehabilitation Cen
ter. Miss Schultz, a victim of
multiple sclerosis since l945,
was recognized for outstanding
achievement in overcoming a
handicap.
She was chosen national
GOODWILL Worker of 1860 from
among 1913 candidates who work
in Goodwill Industries activities
across the Nation.
Awards for good will to
handicapped people were pre-
sented to DR.. Henry H. Kessler,
medical director of the Kessler
Institute of Rehabilitation at
West Orange, N. j.; the United
Mine Workers Welfare and Re-
tirement Fund, and Actor
Charlton Heston, star of the
fllm, "Ben-Hur."
Mr.. Kessler's award is based
on his leadership in the field
OF rehabilitation. The UNIV
fund was recognized for con-
tributions to rehabilitation of
persons disabled in industry.
Mr.. Heston. whose award was
accepted by Orville CROUCH,
Eastern division manager of
Loew'S Theaters, was recog-
nized for his help to Goodwill
Industries in contributing tran
scribed radio announcements
and for narration of the Good
Will f1lm, ITO Help Them
selves"
Evening star., 1960-04-23
SENATORS
Continued From Page BIT


purposely passed and Julio
Becquer batted for Battey.
Becquer. who has been the
Senators clutch man for sew
eral years, is of to a slow
start. Previously he had
whacked into a double play
and watched a third strike. This
time it was another double
play grounder. started on its
game-ending journey by Sec
ond-baSemsn Webster.
Pascual. a 15-strikeout sem
sation in the Senator's opener
against the Red Sox, will be
opposed today by Tom Brewer.
Pedro Ramos will face Boston's
Tom Sturdivant in tomorrow's
last game of the series.
NOTES: Kaat permitted only
one hit after Clinton singled
with one out in the second I'M
til Runnels doubled with one
out in the eighth That
blow also was supplied by Clin-
ton. who doubled with two out
in the fourth Kaat walked
only two and struck out two in
showing why there were rave
notices about him in exhibi-
tionS, but he tired in the late
going.
Frank Sullivan, who started
for the Red Sox, tucked a
swift one under Allison's chin
in the fifth On the next
Allison Scorched a single
to left When Killebrew
followed with a single, Allison
fooled Centerfelder Geiger by
jogging toward second, then
put on a burst of speed to make
it to third as Killebrew con-
tinued to second.
The six hits Kaat yielded in
cluded a homer, four doubles
and a single For the Sec
ond straight night, the opposi-
ton used 20 players against the
Senators and for the fourth
successive game the Senators
were involved in a one-run de-
cision They've split 'em.
Evening star., 1960-04-23
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

500, WMAL-FM ( 1913 Mc.)-
Music of the Goth Century.
Symphony No. 7, Opus 131,
by Prokofief.
800, WMAL-FM 1O7.3 Mc.)
Hill Showcase. Violin
Concerto No. in D, by
Mozart.
1000, WMAL-FM (107.3 Mc.)
-Nocturne. Piano Con-
certo in G Major, by Ravel.
Evening star., 1960-04-23
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

7:O5, WOL-Italian Holiday.
The Italian music and news
program, produced and di-
rected by Pine Cicala, is
heard at its new time. Eng
lish commentary is by Doug
las Clark.
1905, WWDC-Report to the
People. District Commits
sioner Robert E. McLaugh-
lin is interviewed by Jack
Eisen of the Washington
Post and Times Herald and
Andrew Bingham of the
Washington Evening Star.
1885, WWDC - Senator j.
Glenn Beall of Maryland
presents a summary of Sem
ate activities during the past
week.
sos, WTOP-Speech by Presi-
dent Charles de Gaulle of
France.
l2:01, WWDC - Music Til
Dawn. Brahms Symphony
No. 2 in D Major.
Evening star., 1960-04-23

that administers local affairs
said the present system costs
taxpayers SIS to $40 a yeal
less than would be the case
otherwise.
Il think we're doing things
as well as can be expected.
just want peace and quiet" he
said.
North Chevy Chase citizens
voted 81 to 33 in January
against asking county officials
to tell them what additional
services the county could pro-
vide. They also voted 81 to 29
against becoming more inde-
pendent and organizing as a
town.
Oakmont was made a special
taxing area by the General As
sembly in 1918 and now in
cludes Al homes west of the
National Institutes of Health.
1t has powers similar to North
Chevy Chase and a local tax
rate of 10 cents per 500 Of
assessed valuation.
Claude o. Witze, senior edi-
tor of Air Force Magazine, of
5512 Oakmont avenue, lost an
effort to abolish the areas
charter in an 11-to-11 tie vote
at a citizens meeting April IL.
Its ridiculous for us to be
in a well-governed county and
then build a wall around our
selves" he said.
Mr.. Witze said the area can't
afford to rebuild Oak place, one
of its two streets, which has
been patched repeatedly but
still has potholes.
Miner w. Buell., jr., a Navy
Department engineer who
heads the local citizen COM
mittee, said he thinks the prob
lens of a small area like Oak
mont would be lost in red tape
if the village returned to the
county.
He said the special taxing
area could afford three-quar-
ters of the cost of rebuilding
Oak place.
The project, which would
cost residents an additional SO
per front foot, has been delayed
to allow the county to route
heavy trucks over the road for
a construction project, he said.
Evening star., 1960-04-23
White-CoIIor Chance
Urged dforHondicopped

More emphasis should be
placed on getting handicapped
workers into white-collar jobs
in this country, a Washington
audience was told last night.
The need for a shift in en-
phasis from blue-collar job
placement of the handicapped
was urged by Carroll E. French
of New York City, president
of Industrial Relations Coun-
selors, as the Goodwill Indus
Evening star., 1960-04-23
Ex-Terp Wrestler
Advances in Trials

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa,
April % (AP).-Ernest Fischer,
former Maryland star and
member of the 1856 Olympic
wrestling team, heads a list of
SO survivors after the first two
rounds of Eastern tryouts for
the 1860 team yesterday.
Fischer pinned John Garruto
and Dean Stuyvestant, both
unattached, in the 1902 pound
class.
Evening star., 1960-04-23
FIGHT RESULTS
BY the Associated Press

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. - Len
Matthews. 1854, Philadelphia
and Doug Valiant, 1871,
Cuba, drew, 10.
MELBOURNE, Australia. -
Peter Read, 16O1a, Melbourne,
outpointed Tony Dupas, 1541a,
New Orleans, IL.
BRIS BANE, Australia. -
Wally Taylor. 1913. Brisbane
outpointed ORoy Jacobs, 1923,
IL.
Evening star., 1960-04-23
FIN Stations
NRc 'FM-s3.s Nc $40 an toI,m

HRc FM-ss.s Nc $50 an tuIsm
WIoP-EM-ss.3 Me.-5:2S am. to 2:Iuam.
WASh'FM' 81 Me- an. to l2:i5,m.
MoHaay Sunday
VOL FM' ss.I Nc. $50 an to midnlsht
WeAf-FM-ss.5 Me.-s an. TO midusht
WNDc-tM-1o1.I Mr.-24 hour operation
WAN IN 1905 Nc. y an 10 mlun,pht
"sMS-FM 1855 Me.-s an to mldnisht
Saturday ! an to p.m.: Sunday sam
to midnight
"ARl fM- ios ! Nc. Monday through sa,un
Gay 1850 an to midnlght
UsISFM- sl.s Me.-S to 10 pm SUNDAY
through fhursuay
NBvA I'm 1858 Me.-17 noon to 17pM
HMAL tM-1o1.3 Me.-s pm. to 1;4s an.
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VIII aM-ss.s he.-1o an. to 4 pm. Mon
day through Saturday.
HMoc.FM-1o1,1 Mg.-24 hour uuer,tiuu
"SHO-fm-ss,S Mg.-s:4S an. to s;3Opm
Evening star., 1960-04-23

lilS dIlu OGIlcT K y z n 3
Committees in both areas
are studying charter revision
after stormy, inconclusive
meetings of residents.
Taxing Units
The two special taxing areas
we're created years ago by the
Maryland legislature when they
were isolated clusters of homes
in a rural county that could
not provide needed public ia
cilities.
Since then, times have
changed. Montgomery County
now spends millions of dollars
on public works each year.
Residents in the special taxing
areas do not receive county
services provided neighbors.
But many in the two areas do
not agree that the form of
government is outmoded. This
group includes the chairmen of
the citizen committees that
operate the two villages.
The North Chevy Chase tax
ing area was created in 1924
and now includes 125 homes
about three-fourths of a mile
east of Bethesda Naval Hos
pital.
Area Responsible
The area is responsible for
its own roads, trash collection,
snow removal, speed limits and
similar items.
Residents pay a tax of 25
cents per $100 of assessed valu-
alton, in addition to county
taxes, to finance local opera
tionS.
This yields about $4,000 a
year. There just aren't enough
dollars to do all that needs to
be done" says Richard H,
Frank, an attorney who lives at
1913 Kensington parkway.
He has secured the signatures
of nearly half the resident
property owners on a petition
that urges the Maryland legis-
lature to abolish the areas
charter and restire county re-
sponsibility for local operations.
Figures Cited
Saul I. Stern, chairman of
the five-man citizen committee
Evening star., 1960-04-23

lKoufaX faced five men in irst).
Winner-Bridges G-0). Loser
KCufax ODD.
WP-Koufax. Rakow. PB-Roseboro.
U-Pelekoudas, Jackowski, Landes.
T-3:1S. A-l6.6S5
Evening star., 1960-04-23
Greenwood (l94l).

Greenwood (I94D.
HIS, WRC 4-Feature Fes-
tlval. Thunderbirds." A
National Guard unit trains
for the oncoming war. John
Barrymore, jr.; Mona Free
man 1882.
1910, WTOP C9)-Shockl The
Cat Creeps." The spirit Of
a corpse supposedly lives on
in the body of a cat. Paul
Kelly, Lois Collier Q946).
Evening star., 1960-04-23
County Toxing Units
Debate Charters End
By DANA BULLEN
Star stan Writer

Citizens in two sections of Montgomery County are eba-
ing scrappng their charters special taxing and letting
the county handle their problems.
Some residents of North Chevy and Oakmon-two
OF 10 such areas in the countythnk their limited
simply cannot bear the financial of road build
Evening star., 1960-04-23
Follows Dud's Steps

John Flesser of Birmingham,
Mich. is one Of the top hitters
on the Michigan State baseball
team. He led the Spartan hit
ting in 1859. His father led the
team in 1925 and 1926.
Evening star., 1960-04-23

Winner-Ford Q-O). Loser-Wu-
helm (0-D.
berry. Napp, Umont, Drum
nond. T-2:24. A-35,645.
Evening star., 1960-04-23
Other AM Stutions

HlhE-l60o ke.-24.hour operation.
"Pik- 100 nc. Daylight only.
WARL-1Su Ks. Daylight only.
"oMR- 1850 Er.-Bsylishi only.
EUsT-1i Es Daylight only
1FAS- 1870 Ee Dsylinht only
"oWc-11sO M.-74.huur operation.
"ttl-1slOEs. "a hOuI UparstlOu except
Monday midnight to sam tuesday
"ooK- 1'4O nc "a hour operation nuns,r
Saturday, Sunday 6 an to midnight
"tAM- 1880 ke. IA hour operation eIero,
Sunday midnight to sam Monday.
"ooH-1sau Es. Daylight unly.
"Pec- 1850 Ee.-DsylISh, only.
SPRM- 1850 Es.-Dsylishf only
"GhS-S1o Ee.-ss.m to midnight s,,urs,,
IAN to Pm. Sunday sam. TO mldrIpht
Evening star., 1960-04-23
MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
GIANTS, 10; CUBS, 8
SAN FRANCISCO

Totals SO 61O131O Totals 37sI2 s
/ Hit homer for Wilson in 5th: .
Grounded out for Rice in 9Th; Struck
out for B. ohnson in 9Th; Singled
for Altman in 7th; Ran and scored
Johnson in 7th; 7 Safe on felder's
choice for Loese in Sth: Ran and
scored for Schmidt in sth: 9 Fouled
out for Elston in Sth
CHICAGO O03 ll0 300 s
E-Hobbie. Rice. Wilson, Gernert.
Davenport. PO-A-San Francisco 81
Is; Chicago 27-11. OPT. Taylor to
Banks to Altman; Bressoud to Blasin-
to Altman. LOB-San Francisco 10;
Chicago s.
2b-Kirklsnd, Mays ., Moryn. 3B-
1. Johnson; T. Taylor HR-Davenport
?, Thomas, McCovey, Long, AltmsS.
RRrsssoud: sBEMsys, kirkland. s.
Evening star., 1960-04-23
TV KEY PREVIEWS

. 4om'9htS top ShoWS preuieDed by Tv G,o,s .u
Who attend rehearsals match screerjyo heyS stat,
onn; N Mew YORK Hollywood and else,Dhere T5
opOoNS are otered as GUIDE to area rte,rers INeH
Evening star., 1960-04-23
PIRATES, 6; BRAVES, z
PITTsBURGH

TOTALS 81 = Totals 81 8 8
/ Grounded out for Lopata in 7th.
Grounded out for Giggie in 7th.
MILWAUKEE OO2 600 600
PITTSBURGH 2Ol 300 OOX-6
E-Schoendienst. PO-A-Milwaukee
21-l0, DP-Schoendienst to Logan to
Adcock. LOB-Milwaukee IS: Pitts
burgh, 9. 2B-Skinner, Groat, Smith.
3B Bruton, Smith. HR-Aaron,
Clemente. SF-Hoak
Evening star., 1960-04-23
As, 4; INDIANS, !
KANSAS CITY
CLEVELAND

Totals 80 9 l Totals 2s A. 4
! Grounded out for Stigmsn in 9Th;
struck out for Tiefenauer in Sth 8
ran for Cerv in sth; 4 grounded out
for Phillips in 9th.
CLEVELAND O10 600 OOO-1
KANSAS CITY ~ 022 900 OOX-4
PO-A - Cleveland, 24-13: Kansas
City, 27-15. DP-Hamlin to Lumpe
to Siebern: Lumpe to Hamlin to Sic
bern; Lumpe to Siebern. LOB-Cleve-
land, Z; Kansas City, 3.
2b-Francona, Chit. Bond, Nixon.
3b-Cerv. HR-Siebern, Cerv. SB-
Bond S-Hamlin
Evening star., 1960-04-23

XFaced four batters
Winner-Roberts 0-2). Loser-Hook
I'D.
HBP-By Osteen (Andersonl. wP-
Brosnan, Gomez. U-Smith, Sudol,
Bogsess, German. T-2:37. A-12,254.
Evening star., 1960-04-23
CARDS, ll;; DODGERS, Z
Los ANGELES
ST. LOUIS
Totals 80 Z IA 2 Totals 38II151

l Grounded out for Roebuck in Sd;
2 Grounded into double play for Smith
in 4th: 3 Ran for Musial in 5th:
Flied out for Labine in eth, 5 Struck
Amoros in 9TH; Walked for Williams
in Sth.
ST, LOUIS 500 $40 0ix-1i
Po-A--Los Angeles 24-6. st. Louis
eS-11, DP-Nesl to Aspromonte to
Hodges; Musial to Spencer to Jackson.
LOB-Los Angeles q St. Louis 12.
2b-Musial Spencer. Wagner T4abine,
Snioer HR-Roseboro, Hodges, Noon,
Evening star., 1960-04-23

27-5. DP-Hansen to Dropo, LoBS
Baltimore, 9; New York, s.
2b-Dropo, Kubek. HR-Mantle,
Lopez. SB-Mantle. S-Richardson,
SF-Boyer. -'