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Evening star., 1960-02-14
by TOM HENRY

| answers from the news
an English architect, Sir Hugh CassOn,
consider the pOrtd's most beautiful
Peiping, Venice and Jaipur in India.
He believes that most of the larger
cities have too many ugly elements.
-C.C.C., MT. VERNON, N. Y.
Curling HOW many bottles of soft
drinks did Americans consume last year?
An average of 1899 per person.
MRS. CHS, MoNRovIA, IND.
WhGt! 4 BLoomsburg, Pa, girl bor-
TOmed $3.50 to buy a used car. What
surprised her about her ne,O license pLate2
Her plate carried the numbers
''U00350." - MRS. G.C.C., OGDEN, IOWA
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column Questions based ond clipping Of
must occomponY onS~er Address Ton Henr.
THIS WEEK. 465 lexington Avenue. New Yoh ". NJ. Y.
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Evening star., 1960-02-14

he has established in your community. You'll find
his OK Used Cars and Trucks better these big ways:
Carefully inspected Recondtoned for performance safety
and value Honestly described For the best used buys
60 where you see the OK sign
SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER
Evening star., 1960-08-26
HOLLYWOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Still, Lorry's Film Is Good

: HOLLYWOOD (NANA-The
mo divorce" statement from
Laurence Harvey sounds a bit
thin, what with his dates with
Joan COhn, widow of Harry,
.late top executive of Columbia.
But Larry is now returning to
London for start of The Eddie
Chapman Story" spy thriller.
And if Margaret Leighton will
sit tight and do nothing, I be-
Sieve she can save the rocky
spoat of her marriage. 1t was
SClare BOOthe Luce who said in
sner play, THE Women"-"Its
eoeing together at the end that
ssounts. Maybe not so Incl
aentally. THE Alamo" is a tri-
lmph for Harvey and should
make a mint for producer-star
John Wayne.
: Buster Keaton is back from
chasing pirated prints of his
old comedy hits in Europe.
Hollywood companies find it
-hard to catch up with the pur-
Joined pictures behind the Iron
Curtain countries.
=
= Shirley Maclaine is the ce-
~ebrity in London this week,
Evening star., 1960-08-26

rYNTRAI ME. e-2sAl. AS oh
81. NV. ksor Parking
OUR MAN IN HAVANA" Al6O
Guinness, l:l5, $40, a:O5; HORSE
SOLDIERS" John Wayne. 1l:15,
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passing through en- route to
Venice to appear at the fes-
tival there with her smash hit,
The Apartment" Did you know
that Shirley was in Hollywood
for years before hitting the
jackpot of fame? She became
successful when a publicity
genius advised her to be a
character" Same for
Marilyn Monroe, who was minus
lisp, wriggle and blonde bleach
during her unsuccessful years at
Columbia. You have to be diff
ferent to succeed in Hollywood.
The sweet-looking girls don't
get very far. Big exception is
Doris Day.
Mrs. David Niven Clipped a
Evening star., 1960-08-26

Films of More Thon Routine Merit
"POLLYANNA"-Hayley Mills Jane Wyman Richard Egan
in lavish movie version Of the best selling novel.
BELLS ARE RINGING"-Judy Holiday delights
the screen version Of her Broadway musical hit
THE APARTMENT"-Bily Wilder directed comedy with
Jack Lennon w0Oing success and Shirley MacLaine.
"ICE PALACE"-Drama-laden movie a scale o match
Edna Ferbers drama-laden novel about Alaska.
1.-THE BELLBOY"-Jerry Lewis bumbing bellhop.
Evening star., 1960-08-26

the play, has been doing
Shakespeare at England's Strait
ford on Avon.
Sir Laurence Olivier and
Vivien Leigh have already split
the profits from the sale of their
Motley Abbey home. But there
may be a clash between the
lawyers over the division Of l..
o. productions Ltd, in which
Vivien has an investment. Have
you noticed that Sir Larry's
wife-to-be, Joan Plowright.
looks somewhat like Glynis
Johns?
Popular singer Paul Anka
was lunching poolside at the
Beverly Hilton, with DOdie
Stevens. Just friendly busi-
ness" said Paul, I'm writing
Evening star., 1960-08-26

bone in her foot. playing the
dangerous" game of croqhet!
Rhonda Fleming received a
house with three servants while
filming her movie in Madrid
with husband Lang Jeffries.
Now If only they had thrown in
air conditioning, the honey
moon working assignment
would have been perfect. August
is the hottest month in Spain.
David Merrick is bringing the
London play hit, The Long.
The Short and the Tall" to
Broadway. Laurence Harvey
starred in the. movie. But it
looks like the play originator,
Peter O'TOOle, for New York.
Peter, who found fame with
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RYMMYMV RA. $500

$40 Kennedy ST. NV.
Doors Open 545 PM. THE LOST
a:S5; STORY OF RUTH" stuart stuart
Whitman, 7:4O. Tomorrow. Cartoon
Festival at 100 PM. Only. One
Hour OF Your Favorite Cartoons.
FREE. to First 400 Children At
tending. 3-stooEe Magic View
Acti0n Ring
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is still trying to gain weight.
The trouble with dieting for a
long time Is that 1t can run
away with you, and you get too
thin.
British actress Martha Hunt
was asked to appear on Cana
dian television. But she re-
fused to travel on the tourist
plane ticket offered. They write
Evening star., 1960-08-26
SIDNEY LUST THEATERS
Free Porkine-Am Conditioned
BELTSVILLE DRIVEN

WE. $500 U. S. !
See Gorseous June wilkinson in
CAREER GIRL" Color. $50, IL;
Plus Brigitte Bardot, GIRL IN THE
BIkINl." Q:40, -. Recommended
for Adult Entertainment.
Evening star., 1960-08-26
ALLEN
BETHESDA
HYATTSVllLE

Dick Clark. Duane Eddy, James
Darren. "B ECA USE THEY'RE
YOUNG" $40. 9:55: Plus All-Star
Cast in "JUKE BOX RHYTHM. +"
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some songs for Dodie." If they
are as successful as those he
writes for himself. the girl Is
of to the races.
It took four hours in the
beauty parlor for Barbara Rush
to make the switch from brun-
cite to blonde. A blonde Bar
bara takes getting used to. She
Evening star., 1960-08-26

that Dame Edith Evans had
Travelled tourist. II can believe
that" Martha cabled back.
with her constitution she can
swim the Atlantic and give two
performances"
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-01
An Old-FashiOned Idea

DRESIDENT EISENHOWER, says Newsweek Mag azine is going to ask Congress to create super Cabinet post and the title '"The First Secretary of Government" The occupant would rank with the worlds Prime Ministers could attend sunits, over see the State Deartmen the foreign aid program and the international operations of dozen different U S. departments and agencies" He could give Con eress what-for. However, we don't see what's
 wrong with the eld-fashioned idea of electing him and still calling him President"
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-01
l96O RESOLUTIONS

4 MONO THOSE RESOLUTIONS you are about to "A make, there should be some thought in the mind of every Nomeite for community service
 Everyone should endeavor in his own way to make Nome better place in which to live If each person gave little of his time, the burden would not rest upon a few
 The Chamber of Commerce and other service organizations would welcome not only persons willing to give of their time but of their talents Hard work on their part has made Nome the most popular venton city in the State. They need help in many ways Hospitality and good will has brought visitors to our doors. Now is the time to make those doors more attractive Start planning the transpanting of evergreens and widfowers throughout the city. If enough people have the civic pride to make their homes
 more attractive there will be less destruction, civic pride generated in the home will result in children enjoying the natural beauty around them.
 It should be the resolution of every Nomeite to make it personal pledge to do what they can to support any action for the installation of water and sewage throughout the community.
 Every organization should take some action to sup port our Senators in Washington the international project of the dam the Berng Straits which could result in revolution of the economic conditions Tn Northwestern Alaska, well to be alert to every development in the road building program, which could unite us with the rest of North America
 There is a lot to be done in 1860 It will be good year = If EVERYBODY helps!
Evening star., 1960-08-08
NATIONAL
Continued From Page A-16

Continued From Page A-16
in the opener. Sherry. who
finished with six Scoreless in
ningS after a shaky start, re-
ceived credit for his ninth VIC
tory.
KoufaX struck out IL and
allowed only four hits in the
nightcap. Davis provided what
proved to be the winning tally
with a home run in the fourth.
Wills had seven hits in the two
games. He scored four runs,
drove in two and stole five
bases.
Ken Boyer's bases-loaded
single in the seventh of the
nightcap drove in the winning
runs as the Cards overcame a
2-1 deficit. Cincinnati's 2l-hit
attack in the opener included
a grand -slammer by Jerry
Lynch, three doubles by Wally
Post and five hits by Cliff Cook
rookie third baSeman.
Warren SPAIN registered his
18th triumph of the year for
the Braves. although the Cubs
shelled him from the mound ir
the eighth with a four-rur
attack that included Frank
T h omas' three-run homer
Johnny Logan led the Braves
with two runs and a pair o1
hits, including home run.
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PIRATES, AT; GIANTS. Is
FIhSI OAmED
SAN FRANCISCO PITTSBURGH
SAN FRANCISCO rsl CSo Coo 9CS 9oS IS9-l JS9-l

Called out on strikes for Kirk
land in 9Th: 2 Flied out for ROCKERS
in 7th.
Evening star., 1960-08-08
BY the Associated Press

AMERICAN LEAGUE
BHaTISG Rissd cSe.sS &c $50 e mG5s sto1
ron, New York, .3Is; Minoso and
stevers. Chicago, .3l2: Runnels
RUNS-Mantle. New York. ss; Maris
New York, rs: Minoso, Chicago. 81
sisysas' soston. 81 Chicago dS' Runnsl'
RUNS BATTED IN-Maris, New York
81; Skowron, New York. 10; Wertz
Gentle. Baltimore. IS.
HITS-Smith. Chicago. 12S: Minoso
Chicago. l21; Robinson, Baltimore
I23; Fox, Chicago l"O; Runnels
Runnels, Boston and Siebern, Kansa
City. %; Malone, Boston, -; nv
players tied with 81.
TRIPLES-Fox. Chicago, 9; Brand
and ana R9oins0n; Baltimore. FrseSe ant ant
HOME Hohsn!stSSs RtNsLMaris. New York. 35
Wsshinston sdifi Ne" 9el 30rsi siever.; chicSe S9
and Colayito. Detroit, 22.
STOLEN BASES-Aparicio. Chicago
Cleveland, i3; MinoSo, Chicago, II
Temple Cleveland and Fernandez
PITCHING BIASED on 10 or more de
$50; Perry. Cleveland. 1875, .72%
Staley, Chicago, ll-5, .6SS; Pascua
Washington. 1913. .667 Browr
Baltimore and stobbs, Washington
STRIKEOUTs-Bunning, Detroit, 154
PaScual, Washington, llS: Bel
Cleveland, lO5; Wynn, Chicago, 100
Monbouauette, Boston and Lar'
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on $50 or more a
batsj-Larker. Los Angeles, BAG
Mays, San Francisco, BAL; Ash
burn: Chicago, :3l4; Groat, Pitts
burgh, BIZ. Wills, Los Angeles, an
Clemente, Pittsburgh. 81.
RUNS-MayS, San Francisco, So; Ash
burn, Chicago. 13: Bruton. Mathew
/ and Aaron, Milwaukee, ~
RUNS BATTED lN-Banks. Chicago
IS; Aaron, Milwaukee, SO: May!
San Francisco, "a Cepeda, Sa
Francisco, II: Boyer. st. Louis, 10.
HITS-Groat, Pittsburgh. 1877: May
San Francisco. 1874; Pinson, Gin
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

cinnati. l2s; White, St. Louis. l"3:
Bruton. Milwaukee, l2:,.
DOUBLES-Pinson.C Cincinnati, 20: Cs-
peda, San francisco. p; Banks:
Chicago. Mays, San Francisco, and
Cunningham, st. Louis. -.
TRIPLES-Pinson. Cincinnati. and
White, st. Louis. 8, Bruton. Mil
waukee, and Mays and Kirkland,
San Francisco,
HOME RUNS-Hanks, Chicago. and
Aaron, Milwaukee. 80; Boyer, ST.
Louis, %: Mathews. Milwaukee, -.
Mays, San Francisco. u. l..-.,
STOLEN BASES - Pinson, Cincinnati,
"A: Wills, Los Angeles. .?3; Mays,
San FRANCISCO, 81; TAYLOR; PhiIs-
PITCHING based On 10 CT more de-
800: Law, Pittsburgh, 1873. 15n,
Farrell, PhiladclDhia, 9-3, $50; Will
liams, Los EneeleS. ia, ,733; Nc
Daniel. st. Louis. S-3, .121.
STRIKEOUTS-Drys Los Angeles
10: Williams. Los Angeles. and
Friend, PITTSBURGH. 131. Broglio, ST
Louis, 1913: Jones. San Francisco
1913.
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MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
YANKEES, 3-3; As, 2-l3
(FIRST GAME)

NEW YORK KANSAS CITY
Evening star., 1960-08-08
Foytuck Returns;
Lubine Dropped

DETROIT, Aug. 8 (AP).-
The Tigers have restored Paul
Foytack to their active list and
placed Glen Labine on the in
active list. pending assignment.
Foytack, 29-year-old right
handler with a 1T record, had
been on the disabled list since
July 8 because of a muscle in-
jury in his shoulder.
Labine, acquired from Los
Angeles in a waiver deal June
IS, lost three relief decisions
without a victory in IA ap-
pearances for the Tigers.
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GreenbeIt Pitcher
Wins Eiqhth STRAIGHT

League-leading Greenbelt de-
feated BurtonSville, 81. in a
Maryland Tri-County aBseball
League game yesterday at
BurtonSville. Pitcher Butch
Brown won his eighth straight
game for the winners. who are
now l1-2.
In other league games. Belts
vile won over Laurel, 80, at
BeltSville and Minnicks out
slugged Muirkirk, ll-6, at
Laurel.
Evening star., 1960-08-08
Moss Wins Race

KARLSKOGA. Sweden, Aug
7 (AP). - Britain'S Stirling
Moss, competing for the first
time since his near-fatal acci-
dent six weeks ago. won the
Swedish international auto
mobile race yesterday in a
Lolus.
Evening star., 1960-08-08
SENATORS
Tired Pitching Staff
Hopes for Rest in &c.

run in the third by walking
Pitcher Jack Baumann with
the bases filled. but the Sena-
tors nicked Baumann for two
runs in the fourth.
Kralick permitted another
run in the fifth, but the Sena-
tors broke loose for four runs
in the sixth to knot the count
at 6-6, with Bob Allison break
ing an 0-for-21 streak with a
two-run homer as the climax
to that uprising.
With one down in the eighth,
Fox doubled and Sievers tapped
a roller along the first-base
line. Moore grabbed the ball
and barely beat Sievers to the
base, but while he was con-
graduating himself on that
effort Fox kept going and
scored without drawing throw
Pinch-hitters Faye Throne
berry and Lennie Green started
the ninth with singles. Ramos
was sent in to run for Throne
berry at second base. But when
Reno Bertoia plopped down q
seemingly sufficient bunt, Ra.
mos appeared to be rooted ir
the middle of the field and wa'
forced easily at third.
Harmon Killebrew forced
Bertoia at second. but Lemon
singled to center, SCORING
Green. That put the Senators
even, TT. but their elatioI
lasted only until Ramos arrived
at the mound.
Five Hits for Freese
Freese led Chicago's 12-hi
attack with a home hun. triplt
.
and single, otherwise walking
twice. Freese also provided twt
of Chicago's 10 hits in the sec
ond game.
Truman Clevenger issued
walk to pitcher Bob Shaw, hi
Lands with a pitch and al
lowed a single by Fox as tn,
Sox took a 10 lead in the thirt
inning Of the second game
Clevenger wild pitched tn
White Sox into a 20 lead il
the sixth after Minoso wake,
and went to third on Smith
. single.
Earl Battey walked in tn
D seventh, moved to second a
! Throneberry grounded out an
scored on Bertoia's single. TIL
Senators tied the game in tn
: ninth on pinch singles by JUL
Becquer and Dan Dobbek. plu
: Bertoia's fly, but the White So
found StobbS a soft touch.
Evening star., 1960-08-08
NEW YORK

Totals "a 3 s Totals IS Is IA IL
walked for Coates in 4th: . ran
for Herzog in Sth, 2 grounded into
forceout for Mas in 9th.
Nru work. 100 40 OOO- 3
KANSAS CITY 80 $50 500 22X-13
E-Coates, Boyer, .; Hamlin. 2.
PO-A-New York. 24-6; Kansas City
"7-lO. DP-Williams and Throne
berry. LOB-NeW York, 8; Kansas
City, Z.
Williamson, Richardson, Tuttle. SF-
Skowron, seibern. Hamlin, Lumpe.
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ISECUND UhWET
SAN FRANCISCO PITTSBURGH

Totals 3s B155 Totals IS us q
Grounded into double play for
Cheney in 4th: Flied out for Green
in 9Th: SINGLED for Rodgers in Sth:
4 Grounded into forceout for Loes in
sth; 5 Ran for Schmidt in Sth.
SAN FRANCISCO $50 600 OOO-5
PITTSBURGH - OlO l03 O"x-7
E-Hoak, Cepeda. PO.-A-San Fran
cisco, 24-9: Pittsburgh, 27-l4; DIP
Groat to Mazeroski to Stuart t2); MAJ
BlasinEame to Cepeda. LOB-San Fran
cisco, 9: Pittsburgh, s.
2b-Cepeda. 3b-CimoN. HR--Alou,
BlGsingame, Christopher. s-Cimoli'
GrOat
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SECOND GAME
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS

Totals SO az Totals IS 4 9 2
Walked for Javier in 7th: .
Grounded out for Cook In 9th; 3
Walked for Cardenas in 9th: Ran
for Robinson in 9th: 5 Struck out for
O'Tool in 9th.
CINCINNATI - 100 Dol 600
ST. LOUIS 1900 01O 900 30x-
E-Javier. Po-A-cincinnati o4-13,
st. Louis 27-16. DP-Jayier to White,
Coleman. Javier to Grammas to White,
| Cardenas to KaSko to Coleman .,
GrammaS to Javier to White LOB
Cincinnati z, st. Louis T.
"b-Pinson, Kasko. Gibson Boyer,
Broglio. S-Javier.
| O'Toole S 3 q 4 4 4
XCibson - Il = . .
| Broglio , u q 0 l
X-Faced . bstters in 7th.
Winner = Broglio $3.50. Loser -
OToole l9-10l.
BBP-By OToole white. Flood.
WP-OTo U-VarEo, Conlan, Don
atelli and Burkhart. T-2:20. Al
S9s.
Evening star., 1960-08-08

winner-Dsley $50. Loser
Terry (5-6).
BALK-B. Daley. PEP. Daley. u
stevens, Mckinley. Stevens and Chylak
T-2:51. A-31,3S4.
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-None. PO-A-Washington. Cells
Uwo out when Winning run was
Scoredl Chicago, 27-l4. DP-Gardner
to Console to Killebrew. LOB-Wash-
ington. 9; Chicago, II.
2b-Battey. Lands. SB-LandiS
S-Smith. SF-Bertoia.
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raCeu Two pdtteIs IN WI
yFaced two batters In 9Th.
Winner-staley Q0-0. Loser-Ra-
mos C7-13).
U-Hurley. Stewart, Soar and Flah-
erty. Till.
Evening star., 1960-08-08
WEEKEND FIGHTS
BY the Associated Press

MONTEVIDEO.- Federico Thompson,
145ta, Argentina stopped Jorge Per-
alta, 1891, Uruguay i5l.
GUAM-Rocky Kalingo. 146. Phil
ippines, stopped Pete Petros. 152,
Guam %.
Evening star., 1960-08-08
DODGERS, 81; Pills, III
lEIRST CAMEL

Flied out for Short in sth; . Ran
for Herrera in 9th.
LOS ANGELES - Ip2 cO2 OOl-s
PHILADELPHIA O34 900 0OO-7
E-Davis TAYLOR. Po-A-Los An
seleS 27-l2. PHILADELPHIA 27-12. LOB
Los Angeles 10. Philsdelphia s.
ob-Curry. Gillian. Gonzalez, Lar
ker. Roseboro HR-Roseboro. SB-
Neal. Wills. S-Gilliam. Howard. ST
IDalrymple.
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(SECOND GAME)

Winner-sherry t9-sD. Loser-Far-
rell (9-3l.
WP-Green. PB-Dalrymple .. u
Barlick. PackowsN Landes and Pele-
knmdak T-2.O4.
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BRAVES, S; CUBS, 4
MILWAUKEE

Totals "a 41O4 Totals 80 5 s 5
Forced runner for Tape in 5th: :
" walked for Hobbie in 5th; 3 ran for
Schoendienst in 9Th: 4 singled for Ellis
worth in Sth; 5 grounded out for Santo
in sth; 8 famed for Kindall In 9th.
CHICAGO - 600 600 O4O-4
E Santo. Thomas, schoendienst.
24-l3, Milwaukee ~
10. DP-Kindall to Banks TO Thomas,
dienst to Adcock. SPAIN TO Schoendienst
to Adcock. LOB-Chicago 6. MilwAu-
kee 3.
ob-Taylor. Aaron, Schoendienst. HR
Thomas, Logan. SB-Asron. Sash
burn. SF-Spahn.
Evening star., 1960-08-08

Winner-Staley ul-5l. Loser
StobbS (S-4.
HBP-By Clevenger uandiS. by
Pascual Gandisl. WP-Clevenger :
U-Stewsrt, Soar, Flaherty and Hur-
ley. T-2:45. A-25,S43.
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CHICAGO
Tntals

Grounded out for Console in 9Th;
Walked for Clevenger in eth; 2 Ran
for Valo in 7th; Singled for Valdi-
vielso In 9th: Singled for Pascual in
9th; 8 Singled for Staley in 9th: Ran
for Lollar in 9th.
WASHINGTON 600 600 1Ol-c
CHICAGO - 00l 00l O01-3
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SECOND GAME)
-ot.l, 20 al Totals 80 o 4

posTSS 600 600 Ol0-l
6ETR0TT 600 600 OO0-O
E-None. Po-A-Boston, 27-9; De
nels to Wertz: Boiling to Fernandez to
Cash (2J: Boiling to Cash; Bruce TO
Boiling to Cash. LoB-BOSTON' o;
Detroit. 5.
Evening star., 1960-08-08

Winner-Spahn u2-7D. LoSer-Hob-
bic O0-l5D
HBP-By Ellsworth Cspanelerl sP-
Schaffernoth. PB - Tavlor U - Craw-
ford. Vernon, Dascoli and Secory. t
2.3S. A-30.744.
Evening star., 1960-08-08

Grounded for Boyer in 7th; 2
Grounded out for Grba in 7th; 3
Flied out for Kravitz in 9th: 4
Grounded out for Hamlin in 9th:
5 Grounded out for Herbert In 9th.
NEW YORK 600 600 1913
KANSAS CITY OlO OlO OOO-2
E-Nons. PO-A-New York 27-12'
Kansas City 27-1o. LoB-New York
5, Kansas City z.
2b-Tuttle. Herbert. skowron. Cerv.
HR-Skowron.
Evening star., 1960-08-08

winner-PappaS u0-S. Loser
Stigman go.
WP-Lee. U-Paparella, Runge
Rice and Smith. T-2:36. A-35,5i5
Evening star., 1960-08-08

winner-BunninE t7-0. Loser
Brewer (7-10.
HBP-By Brewer (Colayitol. u,
Berry. Napp, Umont and Drummond.
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SENATORS
Continued From Page A-16

hopes to get a couple of COM
plete games here to provide
needed rest for the remainder
of his staff. for the Senators
will be shifting to New York
for a four-game series after
their exercise here.
The Senators gave away runs
in clusters in yesterdays first
game, but surged back from a
SO to tie the score at 6-6. Jim
Lemon singled With two out in
the ninth to tie it up again
after a lapse by Pitcher Ray
Moore had permitted the White
Sox to squirt in front. 7-6, in
the eighth.
Camilo Pascual, who pitched
two innings in relief in the
second game, started the first.
He had nothing, including no
support in centerfield,
Evening star., 1960-08-08
CHICAGO
Totals

Lined out for Kralick in 9th. .
gied for Moore in 9th; singled for
WhiSenant in 9th: 5 ran 70 Throneberry
in 9th.
WASHINGTON ----- 900 co4 00l-5
CHICAGO ------ 40l OlO Ol"-9
Evening star., 1960-08-08

E-Francona. Bridges 2, Hansen.
PO-A-Baltimore,27 ,27-9: Cleveland. 81
13. DP-Breeding to Hansen to
Dropo; Bridges to Aspromonte to Power.
LoB-Baltimore, 8; Cleveland. Z.
Brandt, Romano.
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-RunnelS, Boiling, ..

Winnef-Muhet (4-2l. Loser, Bruce
CO-3.
WP-Mutiet. U-Napp, Umont. Drum =
mond and Berry. T-l:44. A-ls,163.
Evening star., 1960-08-08
TIGERS, 10; RED sox, IL
FIRST EAME)

.4s ET.oR p.sTst. yss yse pPokunReis PokBeis0P 70
Buddin to Wertb, Boiling to Veal to
Cash, Virgil to Boiling to Cash. LOB
Boston 3. Detroit IL.
ob-Nixon :, Veal, Boiling. 3b-
Chrisley SB - Foiles. s. Bolllns'
Foies SF-CaSh
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302 600 120-S
O2O 040 000-6
BALTIMORE E
CLEVELAND

F-Breeding. Po-A-Baltimor 27-1s,
Cleveland %7-6. DP-stock to Breed
ing to Hansen to Gentle. LOB-Bal-
timore 12, Cleveland 8.
ob-De La Hoz, Robinson. HR-
Gentila ., Brandt. WoodlinE. Fisher.
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ESmith. Console. Lown PO-A -
washington $50 lone out when win
ming run scoredl, Chicago 27-20. DIP
Console to Gardner to Killebrew; Apa
ricio to Fox to Sievers. LOB-Wash
inRtnn Z. ChicaRo 9.
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ORIOLES, 8-e; INDIANS, 81
(FIRST GAME)
RHTIMORE CLEVELAND
Totals AZ sles Totals SO 6 9

IoIaIs 10 TO 'IUIuIS OU
Ran for Woodling in sth; 2
Fouled out for Wilson in Sth: 3 Hit
into force play for Klippstein in Sth:
Grounded out for Temple in Sth:
Ran for Hale in 9Th: 8 Walked for
Courtney in 9th.
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Allison Blast Ties 1t

Sievers clipped him for a
two-run homer. his 22d. in the
first inning and the White Sox
went on to get two more runs
in the same frame when Pete
Whisenant misjudged Minoso's
routine fly to center into a
double. Smith singled and
Freese tripled.
Jack Kralick forced across a
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REDS, 1872; CARDS, "A
(FIRST GAME)
CINCINNATI

Totals 46 S:1 1s Totals "a 4 Q 4
Struck out for Grammas in 5th;
. popped up for Bell in 18th: 3 flied out
for Post in 7th: flied out for Bailey
in 7th; 3 singled for Hook in Sth;
s ran for Robinson in Sth: singled
for Grim in 9th.
CINCINNATI -- OO7 cO4 O5o-1s
ST. LOUIS ----- O2O 100 OO1- 4
E-Gotay. Po-A-cincinnati, e7-s;
st. Louis. 27-s DP-Coleman to Car
denas to Hook to Coleman to Cardenas
to Coleman. LoB-Cincinnati, 8; st.
Louis, 8.
2b--Pinson. Post 2. Cook, Flood.
HR-Myron, Lynch. Shook. sF-
Coleman, Cook.
Henry 3 .
Sfl$ tASs;'e Sii$; - {f'' i Il j 8 ! !
winner-Hook (s-12). Loser-Jack-
son 1870,
HBP-By Hook (Grammas. WP-
Packson, Kline. U-Burkhart. Vargo,
Conlan and Dontelli. T-2:53.
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LOS ANGELES - 100 100 0O0-2
PHILADELPHIA 900 900 01o-1
Los Angeles. 27-6; Philadelphia, 27-12.
DP-Wills to Neal to Larker: Herrera
to Amaro and Taylor. LOB-Los An
Eeles, 8: Philadelphia. 6.
2b--Davis. Taylor. HR-Davis.
SB-Wllls, 3.
ip h er bb so
Koufax - 2 / l 3 II
BuZhardt ~ s 3 . . 3
Farrell w o q q
Winner-Koufax (4-S). Loser
Buzhardt C4-9).
HBP-By koufax CDel Greco). PB-N.
Sherry. U-Jackowskl Landes Pei
ekoudas and Barlock. T-2:17. A
"2,707.
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(SECOND GAMED

winner-Fisher 7-9. Loser
Locke G-2O.
WP-Barber. U-smith, Paparella,
RunEe and Rice. T-3:14.
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SECOND GAME)

Winner = Friend n2-D. Loser -
Sanford I9-10l.
U-smith, sudol, Bosgess and Cor
man. T-2:14.
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Winner-ShGntS (3-3. Loser-Her-
bert GID.
PB-Kravitz. U-Chylak, stevens
Mckinley and Honochick. T-2:33'
IsEH0Nn GAMEl