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SENATORS
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of Julio's looper to preserve
the Tigers fifth straight win.
NOTES: Bill Fischer, still
seeking a first win, will oppose
the Tigers Don Mossi today.
. The Senators and Tigers
will play a double-header to-
morrow starting at / o'clock.
. Detroit now is only three
games out of the league lead.
Tom McAvoy, farm club
pitcher who broke his arm
while throwing a pitch in the
Nicaraguan League last win
ter, did it again yesterday
while warming up on the side
lines in early practice. II
probably means the end of his
career.
Jimmy Robertson, conces-
sions director, and his wife,
Mary, became parents of q
7-pound girl yesterday.
They've named her Jamie.
She's their fourth child.
Killebrew, Allison and Rocky
Colavito were at the stadium
from 7:30 am. to $3.50 pm.
yesterday making film COM
mercials for a safety razor.
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JURGES
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started well. then plunged to
the bottom. Jurges came in for
press criticism, and for weeks
there was speculation he was
on the way out. Then he was
ordered. by doctors, to take a
rest.
In all, over the two seasons,
the Red Sox had a 59-63 rec
ord under him.
There's a lot to be done in
Boston" JurgeS said, land the
new fellow must have a free
hand. Maybe he can do better
than I did. Mr.. Yawkey was
very nice about it all"
The prepared release, handed
to reporters minutes before the
Boston Chicago game last night,
said Jurges would be paid in
full for the rest of the season
and that Baker will continue
to act as interim manager"
Neither Yawkey nor General
Manager Bucky Harris was
available for further comment,
Baker, 68, repeated earlier
statements that he is not in
terested in managing on a per-
manent basis.
Ted Williams, the Red Sox'
aging slugging great who had
been rumored as a successor to
Jurges, also said he has no in
terest in the job.
Williams, who didn't know of
Jurges' release until after the
game, said only:
Don't make me say it all
again. Don't wish that job off
on me-"
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Southmoyd Team
Sparks Area Girls
In Sears Tennis

NEW YORK, June II (AP)
Carol Southmayd, 16-year-
old Bethesda Md girl, and
Patricia Hubbard of Washing
ton, D. c., won the deciding
point as the Middle Atlantic
Sears Cup squad edged the
Eastern Lawn Tennis Associa-
tion team, 5-4, in yesterdays
semif1nals.
The two upset Isabel Troccole
and Mrs. Charlotte Lee, 81,
6-4, 81, to advance their
squad to today's final against
the defending Middle States
team, which blanked New Eng
land, 30.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC, s; EASTERN. 4
Singles-Donna Floyd, Arlington, va.
%Eis%s B;soElsS' BSSEhls1s' sSs esststsed ss csr0!.
Mrs Olga Mahaney, Washington. D. c.
IMd6e Eam6e Forest Atlsntif HiI, SsfSatea Carmen
6-1. Isabel Troccole, New York (East-
thesda: Md, "a, 3-6, 6-4. Char
lotte Decker. Bethesda, Nd. Middle
AonFsIc Htlanslco' defeated Mrs Doris De LOrd'
Bonnie Loving, charlottesville, va.
Middle Atlantic), defeated Susan
Behlmar, Yonkers, N. Y, e., 7-5.
Bonnie Mencher, Forest Hills, N. Y.
EASTERN, defeated Patricia Hubbard,
DOubles-Mrs T,ouise Gapzenmuller
Sea Gin. N. Y. EASTERN defeated
Miss Floyd and Miss Decker, 6-3,
6-3. Miss Southmayd and Miss Hub
Charlotte Lee, Short Hills. N. j.. So,
6-4, 81. Miss Lampe and Betty
Coumbe, Mamaroneck, N. Y. (Eastern5,
defeated Mrs. Mahaney and Norma
Slauer, Washington, D. c., 81, Ga,
81.
MIPDLE STATES q NEW ENGLAND %
stateo defeated Katharine Hub6eii, 56ett
North Conway. N. H, Ga. 6H.
MIS-, !: A. G, vosters, Wilmington, Del.
hsWis e Ns%toS,' MSfass.ed Mass. sa mrs ds sa9s
Middle Statesl defeated Mrs. Gloria
Martin Springfield. Mass; 6-2,
Burg ps semfg Midse ststs chs@Ss5s 1sFssd
Ruth Jeffrey' MeIrose' Mass. sH 6@S,
6m3. Mrs. Pat Deacon, Chestnut
Hill. Pa. Middle States) defeated Mrs,
Mary Richards, Waban. Mass, 4-6
81, 60; Alice Fehrenbach, Phila-
delphia Middle StateS) defeated Vir-
giniss sConnolly. Weymouth, Mass, .,
=. Doubles--Mrs. du Pont and Miss
warner defeated Mrs. Lewis and Mrs.
Virginia johnson, New Haven, Conn,
60, 60. Mrs. Vosters and Miss
Gunderson defeated Miss HuhbelI and
Miss JEFFREY. g.. 6-3. Mrs. Deacon
and Miss Fehrenback defeated Mrs.
martin and Mrs. Richards, 6-2, 81.
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800 Pilots Race
At Old Dominion

The midget Car eeld tonight
at Old Dominion Speedway is
expected to include seven driv-
ers with experience in the In
dianapolis 800"
Len Duncan, Tony Bonadies,
JiggS Peters. Ernie Mccoy, Gig
Stephens, AL Herman and
Chuck Arnold are the select
seven, among 2O-some drivers
competing for the American
Racing Drivers Club tonight.
The ARDC midget field and
the Old Dominion Stock Car
Club will divide eight races on
the program, starting at 8:45.
There will be 25-lap features in
both classes.
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TidWe|I Ties
Dash Record,
Sine Beaten

HOUSTON, Tex, June II
(AP).-Charlie Tidwell is add
ing steam to his bid to become
the Nations top sprinter this
Olympic year.
The Kansas senior posted
10.1 seconds for 100 meters in
the Meet Of Champions last
night to tie the world record.
The slender Negro also won
the 200-meter dash in 20.8,
two-tenths Of a second over
the world mark.
Tidwell moved to his world
record tie by turning back
Dave Slime and Stone johnson.
Ira Murchison, who owns part
Of the world mark, and Bobby
Morrow, the 1856 Olympic win
ner, failed in qualifying heats.
A crowd of $500 saw Tidwell
beat Stone johnson Of Gram
bling by a yard in the 100 and
Slime by a foot in the 200. Both
johnson and Slime had 10.3s in
the 100 and 20.9s in the 200.
Rivaling Tidwell for top hon.
orS in a meet in which new
records were set in IL of II
events was a Kansas teammate,
Bill Alley, who tossed the jave-
lin 273 feet 101a inches, the
best performance Of the year
in the United States.
Two olympic champions,
Glenn Davis and Lee Calhoun,
won their hurdles specialties,
Davis the 400-meter in 50.2 Sec
onds and Calhoun l10-meter
in 1876.
John Thomas of Boston u.
won the high Jump at 7 feet,
but missed three tries at a
world record 2 inches higher.
Evening star., 1960-06-11

The campaign to raise $4,000
for the Washington-Lee High
School crews trip to Henley,
England, passed one crisis
yesterday but faces another.
Needing about $500 for i'm
mediate expenses, the fund
raising committee was able to
plunk down $40 yesterday to
pay passage on the Queen
Mary for two substitute oars
men who will take the shell
to England.
The committee got an ex-
tension to Monday on another
$2,674 for plane fare for the
nine crewmen and coach. The
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WI Crew Fund Campaign
Reaching Crucial Stage

rest of the $500 goes for
postage for letters of appeal
sent out Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday.
A parade at four locations
in Arlington today figures to
boost the campaign. as will a
$50-a-couple banquet next
Saturday night in the Arling-
ton Towers Terrace Room.
Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, head
of Selective Service, will speak
at the dinner.
Donation checks should be
made out to Henley Regatta"
and sent to Andrew M. Barr,
3l51 Washington boulevard, Ar
lington.
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Carroll and Kerfoot
Meet for Club Title

Sid Carroll and defending
champion Henry Kerfoot play
tomorrow in the 36-hole finals
of the club championship golf
tournament at Washington
Golf and Country Club.
Both won impressively in
Semifinals yesterday. Kerfoot
ouSted dark-horse Bill Ward,
4 and 3, and Carroll defeated
medalist Don Murphy, 5 and 4.
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7-Run Inning
By FBI Sinks
Union Printers
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE

FBI union pr,ntsrs"i 4
Silver Hill a Volkswagens i 1
Federal Bureau of InveSti-
cation scored all it's runs in
the second inning yesterday
on the West Ellipse and made
them stand up for a 7-6 victory
over Union Printers in an In
dustrial Baseball League game
called at the end of seven in
nings because of darkness.
Three hits three walks and
three errors caused the seven
run uprising, and the Printers
lost their third straight game
by unearned runs.
FBI ---- O7o 600 o-7 IN
Berger. Day (6l, Bauk C7) and
Parker; Galleher and Colliere, Rus
sci (2).
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BALTIMORE
RESULTS

FIRST RAcE;-Purse, $500: trot; C
SsntIs Play Sc.M'tn, $3.50 ss.se ss.sO
scEis fUInsPiss MsefsnsE Sassls caSs1 s5sO
Davey Dean. Quality Girl. Palladium
Dream Dream song' Homestretch Dode. Time.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500; pace;
Mamie Tar 70. .Dayis) $3.50 $3.50 geo
Sober Counsel tE. .HOpe) $3.50 So. so
Little Gypsy tEI Myerl $3.50
Mac Adios, Eta Mae, swanee, Phil:
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
THIRD RAcE-Purss, $500: pace;
Alton Dust tkrahfsl 80. 40 s4.2O $500
Or. Marx Fri1zsIIe tSaff'd $500 $3.50
Alden Byrd, Royal Tom, Ellen jay.
Meadow Turf. Indian Champion. Time.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $500: pace;
lC classified | mile.
SUCCESS Guy tA.Myer $3.50 $3.50 $500
Lorraine Dee tR.Webbl S4.2O
Hobbs Express, Majolica Eyrd. Erla 5
boy, BOY Royal HI lie, Edison Hanover.
=. FIFTH RAcE~Purse, $500; psc. C:
Water Front (w. wathen. SRI.
CAPTAIN Ellis NJ RiddiciSS $50 sS s.sS s:sS
AZ Knig6t: Patch, Kings Duchess. Lone Lone
started aimi Esfdy Zine, ana Sios Bonnie York also
,I.sII SIXTH n,,,l ,RzcE~$1,2Oo; pace; B
yOlo Up (w. FieminE) i.S0 $40
Jarrettown Willie (Brewerl 2,8O
Princess Adios, Sea Water. Peggy
castle, Victory Pete, Top also start
.,.sI: SEVENTH ;I,Ei RAcE-sl.aOO; pace; B
Cardinal Tom Sanford
Jimmy Dee wv. savaSel $50 $50
Newport Jester ~. Wilcuttsl 800
Atlas Farvel Precrsor, DOUG A Dew.
5rat1sn 81 Ian Penee az, and Tonight also start
EIGHTH y RAsccE-purse, Slabs;
tsrot; Lord Baltimore Stake No. T.;
3-year-olds: mile,
Wildwood tR. richardson
ArEyle Hanover (RusselD 800 $40
Bessie Colby Il. PuIIen) $40
Manton, Hanover, aDuke Of Decatur,
over, bstar p. fHoot Colby, Nibbie
Song, Hickory Fire, fGrifith also start
cd: abel Miller entry bA. Myer entry
fField, Time. 2:05B
NINTH RACE-Purse, $500; Glass C;
NeighbOrly (Myerl 4.sO $50 e.2O
Timely Twenty (W. Long $40 2.4O
Malaga Maude, High splint, Fred
erick Direct, Big Chief also started.
Attendance, 4,3e5: total handle.
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GIANTS, 5; BRAVES, o
MILWAUKEE, SAN

Totals % 5 0 Totals 80 5 9 5
1Singled for SPAIN in 7th, 2Fouled
out for Rush in 9th.
MILWAUKEE 600 600 OOO-O
SAN FRANCISCO - 90 100 Olx-5
E - Mathews. Po-A-Milwaukee
24-10; San Francisco, 27-6. DIP -
SPAIN to Logan to Tore, Logan to
Mantilla to Tore. LOB-Milwauke e,
8; San Francisco, 6.
Mays. SB-Mays (2), Kirkland.
Winner - Jones (s-4). Loser
SPAIN (4-3.
sn.br P b 7 eT bb SO
jones' E%sa - -------- : : ! ! ! ]
Landes. T&2:4S. x@Se, SIS. sA0"SAi'
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Ottuwu Signs Center

OTTAWA, June IL (AP).-
The Ottawa Rough Riders of
the Big Four Football Union
yesterday signed Lineman Sam
Joyner from Purdue. Joyner,
Is. is an offensive center and
defensive linebacker.
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FIGHT RESULTS
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
:, BoSToN.-PauI Fender, 100, Brook
Robinson, 1881, New York, IS
SPender retained Massachusetts, New
York European version of world mid
dleweight title.l
$40 PAULo. Brazil.--Eder Jofre,
ll6H, Brazil, knocked out Ernesto
Miranda. 115h, Argentina. 8. CJofre
weight title.)
Guam-.Terry Flores. lat, Philip
pines. and Jessie Stein, 14I, Guam,
drew, TO-
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trophies in the century-old ex-
hibit here, which is limited to
hunters from Loudoun, Fau-
quier and adjoining counties.
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Polo Spectators Thrilled
By Tight Potomac Games

Moran four. Ralph Denham
scored for Belvoir in the last
minute to avoid a Shutout.
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NEW YORK
CLEVELAND

Totals 363 31O3 Totals 80 4 Q 4
Flied out for Strickland in 9th;
. Struck out for Foiles in 9th; Flied
out for Stigman in 9th.
SEEyEEdSR SEW 16SP --- dS9 dS9 ddS ddS SGG$ sos
E-Aspromonte. Maris. PO-A-
Cleveland, 24-9; New York, 27-14.
DP-Power tunassistedD, .; Locke to
Foiles to Power: Kubek to Richardson
to Skowron.
LOB-Cleveland, g.: New York, 8.
Power, Kuenn. Boyer. 3b
HR-Mantle.
Lock -------- T. 95 e. p 'S g
Ditmar ------- 9 10 8 3 o
Winner-Ditmar C4-3. Loser-Stig-
man ca
WP-Ditmar. U-Napp, Um n t,
Drummond. Berry. T-2:14. A
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ORIOLES, 5; As, 4
BALTIMORE
KANSAS CITY

Totals 81 9 Totals 80 513 5
l Singled for Hall in sth: . struck
out for Williams in Sth: 3 doubled for
Hamlin in 9th; 4 flied out for Kutyna
in 9Th.
KANSAS CITY 201 900 O1O-4
BALTIMORE -------2O1 600 11x-6
+Robinson Hall, Brown. Po-A-
Kansas City, 24-4; Baltimore, 27-17.
DP-Hansen to Breeding to Gentle:
Gentle to Hansen to Gentle: Robinson
to Breeding to Gentle. LOB-Kansas
City, "A; Baltimore, s.
2b--Bausr, Woodling 2. Hansen,
Breeding. S-Hall Lumpe, Brown.
sF-Gentile, Williams, Brandt. Sic
bern.
ss;ss' ss5S:9 sssSs ----------3s : ! ! g E
winner-Brown t6-9). Loser
WP@Barber. U-smith, Runse, Pa
parells, Rice. T-2:4s. A-1s,s41.
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CINCINNATI -
LOS ANGELES :

Winner-Purkey (5-2). Loser
Koufax Q-Sl.
u-secory. Crawford, venzon. Das.
coli. T-2:2S. A-23,27l.
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Winner-Kemmerer t3-3. Loser
Brewer t4-6).
HBP-By Bowsfield (Fox). u
Honochik, Chylak, Hurley, Mckinley.
T-2:37. A-2l,015.
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MINOR LEAGUES

BY the Associated Press
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Montreal, 4: Havana, 90 in
nings).
NismI; SisSaaoGG q Toronto; Z, g,t;}.,a /. .
c0lqaSaii FaSHFiId .; COAST HHsfeitfTi EfGiGIGjE liz
Salt Lake City, 11-9: Vancouver,
Spokane. z: Sacramento. 1.
San Diego, 8; Portland, 5.
Tacoma. 81; Seattle.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Charleston. 9; Denver. 5.
Louisville. IL: st. Paul, 4,
Minneapolis, 8: Indianapolis, o.
HoussSni sSTTiHEkRS RslssESri assSGIATTiH65;AS TH5;S' l.
Atlanta, A. Shreveport. O.
Little Rock. 5: Birmingham. Q.
Memphis. 8: Chattanooga, 5.
Mobile. B; Nashville, 3,
TEXAS LEAGUE
Amarillo. 4 Victoria. o.
San Antonio. 8; Rio Grande VAL
Austin, 3: Tulsa. f..
EASTERN LEAGUE
spTi9Sgfsid; sEThSa 4 Lancaster: sT.S. l.
Wiiiiamm9porrtt, WSIihiiRiaamport AFIea5Gwn' Reas1HTl e.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Charlotte, 3: Charleston. Q
Jacksonville, 4: Asheville. /.
Knoxville. 10: Macon. 2.
Savannah. 8; Columbia, 8.
MEXICAN LEAGUE
Vera Cruz, 8: Poza Riea, 0.
Monterrey. Is; Mexico City IT.
Only i Eamss scheduled.
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MAJOR BOX SCORES
CARDS, 8; PIRATES, S
PITTSBURGH

Totals 35 6IO6 Totals 3S9l4 4
l Ran for Niemar in 5th: , Called
out on strikes for Umbricht in eth:
Ran for Burgess in 9th: 4 Filed out
for Green in 9th.
PITTSBURGH - OOI Ol3 OOl-6
ST. LOUIS 100 25l OOx-9
EClemente ., Hoax. PO-A-Pitts-
burgh, 24-7; st. Louis. 27-12. LOB
Pittsburgh 5: st, Louis, z.
2-B-Nieman ., Hoax. Flood. Cum
ham. HRIBoyer. Hoax. Burgess. s.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

BATTING biased on 100 or mors a.
pnsn pats - clemente, ,Pittsbursh, .34s;
ssSSTTIgessi sSTIHSsiinsp Pittsburgh. .343; Curry,
bsfboelPRla' bursb Bsoa :Ssp;. ;S29; Skinner. Pitts
hUNSESkinner. Pittsburgh, Al: HOAX.
Plttsburgh. 3S; Pinson, Cincinnsti'
and Mays, San Francisco, ~: Ash,
55qqrn' Chicaso. and Boyer, st. Louis,
RUNS BATTED IN Banks, Chicago
80; Clemente, Pittsburgh, AZ; Moon,
Los Angeles, and McCovey and Ce-
nv Psda' san Francisco, "a.
t6n S-CIIsemente, Isnte, Pittsburgh, II; Pin
Ib,grgh' ss; Skinner, I pittsSurshr sSsr risIs5 and
Mhite, st. Louis, 80. -N
DOUBLES-Robinson Cincinnati. IA.
bnnSbn' bbnSGn' CINCINNATI: Groat, Pitts
mentes Pittsburgh, u.
ThIPLES-Pinson, Cincinnati. g Skin
ner, Plttsurgh: and Kirkland. San
FEra1ncisco, 8; win, Chicago; Bruton,
Bressould, San Francisco, and Bower, Ter
HOME RUNS = Banks. CHICAGO. and
Boyer. St Louis. Is; Aaron, Mil
MatSs wsiSSee, lgi Thomas, Chicago, and
STOLEN BASEs-Msys, San Francis
CO. 10: Pinson, Cincinnati, II; Bla-
Slngame, San Francisco, 0: Taylor,
Phi.iIIadelphia, Phi 8; five players tied
PITCHING BASED on 5 or more de.
elslonsILaw, PITTSBURGH, 50. 500:
SANFORD. San Francisco g.. $50.
PuLSey, Cincinnati, and Burdette and
9 Buhii in Milwaukee, 90, ia.
96; Frined, Pittsburgh, Is; Koufax,
Los Angeles, .74;Jones, San Fran
jackson, st. Louis, 81.
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WHITE SoX, IS; RED SoX, 5

Totals 80 13 Is 13 Totals 81 8
Struck out for Sturdivant in
5th, . Flied out for Bowsfleld in 7th.
CHICAGO ----OO1 $40 1913
BOSTON 200 DOL 000- 3
Po-A-Chicago 27-13; Boston 81
IL. DP-Aparicio to Sievers; Apart
clio to Fox to Sievers; Malone to Run
nelS to Wtrtz; Freese to Fox to SieverS.
LoB-Chicago, 10. Boston, 4.
2b-Landis, Freese, Lollar, Malzone.
3b-Aparicio. HR-Williams. s.
Kemmerer. SF-Kemmerer, Lands,
FIeese, Sievers.
E;$s:,;, E:;s;; E?:?:';,s. j. !; i J !; ! !
Bowsf1eld - . / = o
winner-Kemmerer t3-3. Loser
Brewer (4-6).
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Winner-JackSon $50. Loser
Haddix t3-3I.
Daniels faced three batters in 5th;
Jacksno faced one batter in 9TH
Burkhart. T~-2:5O. A-I9' '532.
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BALTIMORE RACEWAY
GRADED HANDICAPS

Post Time, $50 PM.
FIRST R1cHePaTss. GS1Ee SlHsss $500? c eM .lsssi
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MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING biased on 100 or more at
bats)-Runnels, Boston, 1856; Ali
SON, Washington, $3.50; Power, Cleve-
land and Maris, New York, .329.
RuNS-Mantle, New York, 10; Maris,
New York, "a: Brandt and Wood
ing, Baltimore SO; Allison, Wash
RUNS BATTED N-Hansen. Baltimore,
40; Maris., New York, 3S: Minoso,
Gnicago, SO; Gentle, Baltimore, "a !;
H9eid, 9ert, Cleveland and skowron. New
HITS-Runnels, Boston, 6s: Smith.
Chicago and Gardner, Washington,
so: Minoso. Chicago and Allison,
Washington, 5S.
DOUBLES-Lollar, Chicago and Show
ron. New. York, Is; Allison, Wash
R' RinGton' -: Runnels; Boston and
TkIPLES-Fox, Chicago. 8; Aparicio,
Cnicago and Becquer, Washington, 4 /;
uoMR oetgRt player PlaaysrS tied with 8.
Mantle, New York and Lemon Wasb,
Piersail, cleveland, and MaxwelI. Meweianf; betroii III
STOLEN BASES-Aparicio, Chicaeo. I5.
Minoso; Chicago and Piersall. Cieye-
Iano, y; Breeding, Baltimore and
mantle. New York, 6.
riISHlNG Cbased on or more de-
clSSi6cnslI,-Coates. New York, 60,
7 s0HO; Estrada. Baltimore and staley,
SiIddSaeo. isnd 81 .s57; Grant, Cieve-
citp, ssfp' -. - ~ is9o; B. Daley. Kansas
- PascuaI. washiupton
land, 20: Barber, Baltimore, az:
ESTRADA, Baltimore, AZ
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CUBS, 6; PHILLIEs, |
PHILADELPHIA CHI

Totals 80 1 4 Totals 80 G Q 4
Flied out for Malkmus in 7th;
Struck out for Gomez in Sth.
PHILADELPHIA - OO1 900 00O-1
CHICAGO ------ 102 020 10x-6
E-Taylor. 2. PO-A-Philadelphia
24-9; Chicago, 27-7 DP-Banks to
thinner to Bouchee. LOB-Philadel-
DnsS6' IS - . Boushse.' SnlSssS' will WIN. HR Banks
| SF-Bouchee
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REDS, 4; DODGERS, 5
CINCINNATI
LOS ANGELES

Totals 90 4 4 Totals So 3 8 8
l Flied out for Wills in 5th: Sin
gled for Palmquist in 5th; Grounded
out for McDevitt in Sth; Flied out
for Snider in Sth; Grounded out for
Walls in 9th: 8 Ran for Jones in 9th;
Walked for Roebuck in 9th; Ran
for Larker in 9th.
CINCINNATI O4O 600 O0O-4
LOS ANGELES - 900 900 1913
Po-A-cincinnati, 27-10; Los An
geles, 27-13 DP-Roebuck to Neal to
Howard. ESvu, LoB.cincinnati, 8; Los
2b-Howard. HR-Dotterer, N,
Sherry t2). SB-Pinson.
ip h er BIB so
BroSnan "a o O O 2 1
kSg1sa Fsimaai,t - * / 3 : / 3
McDevitt 3 0 o O O I
Roebuck 80 l l o o o o
Winner-Purkey t5-0. Loser
.U-secory. Crawford, venzon. Das-
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Wlnner-.Freeman II-UJ. Ioser-
HBP-By Freeman tNeeman). U
Bogess. Gorman, Smith and sudol. T
2:32. A-5.077.
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EIGHTH RACE - Purse. S14,3SO;
Lord Baltimore Stake, three-year -olds
pace: mile.
z Knight Time IL. Boring) 5-2
3 Meadow Apache u. Wilcutts) = 81
Prince Dares &C. Martini - Al
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Totals 8 8 Q IL
Referee-col. Tony sherer.
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YANKS, 4; INDIANS, 8

Kutyna G-2).
WP-Barber. U-Smith, Runge, Pa
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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-22
LEGAL NOTICE

William N. Hutchinson, de-
ceased, whose unknown heirs
executors, administrators le-
gateeS, devisees and assigns
whose places of residence are
unknown, will take notice
that on November 21st, 1860,
Johnnie Mae Hutchinson, the
plaintiff herein, filed her pc
tition in the Geauga County
Court of Common Pleas, Case
No. 14405. against the above
named party praying that the
premises hereinafter describ-
ed by subject to an order Of
the Common Pleas Court dir
Getting the Geauga County Re-
corder's Office to record the
Certificate of Sale. Said pre-
misses are described as fol-
lows:
Situated in the Township of
cambridge, County of Geau-
ga and State Of Ohio: Known
as a part of Chagrin Falls
Subdivision, a part of Lot At,
Tract /, and recorded in the
Geauga County Recorders
Office Record of PlatS, Vol.
l, page so and known as Sub
lot No. 100, 121 and 122.
1t is further stated in the
petition that said defendants
claim some right, title inter-
est, or lien in or to said pre-
misses and it is the further
prayer of said petition that
said persons be required to
set up their interest or be for
ever barred from asserting
same. Said parties are re-
quired to answer on or be-
fore the 18th day of January,
1860.
(S) Johnnie Mae Hutchinson
BY Thrasher & Dinsmore
Attorneys for Plaintiff 6c52.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-22
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that
at 7:30 pm. on January 5,
1861, at the Chester Town
Hall, Chillicothe Rd., Chest
erland, Ohio; the Chester
Township zoning Board of
Appeals will hold a public
meeting on Appeal No. 1851
Of Frank Adams.
Mr.. Adams, son of Mrs. Su-
sic Adams, owner Of the pro-
perty located at the south
west corner Of Mulberry and
ChilliCothe roads, Chester
township, consisting of a par
eel Of 9.45 acres, located in a
Commercial district has ap-
piled for a Zoning Certificate
to build a Hotel Motel.
Certificate was refused for
reason Of: Question as to
whether applicants request
meets specifications for a ho-
tel. On advice Of Asst. COun-
ty Prosecutor, Lawrence Do
Ian, applicant was requested
to get a decision from the
zoning Board of Appeals.
Isabelle Kochert, Sec'y.
Chester Township
Zoning Board of Appeals 1c51.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-22

point of beginning; thence S.
86 degrees 18' 90" E. a dis
tance of $50 feet to a point;
thence N. 5 degrees co. CO.,
E. a distance of $50 feet to a
point; thence No. Sc degrees
49, 90" w. a distance of $50
feet to a point; thence S. 5
degrees 00' 90" w. A distance
Of $50 feet to the point Of be-
ginning containing 1.54 acres
more or less and subject to
all legal highways.
Said Premises Located at
Township Of Russell.
Said Premises Appraised al
Twenty Seven Thousand and
no 100 Dollars ($27 ,000.0 .00)
and cannot be sold for less
than two thirds of that a.
mount.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash
Louis A. RobuSky, sheriff by
T. Murray. deputy sheriff OF
Geauga County, Ohio
ThraSher & Dinsmore
Attorneys 5c52.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-22
BY MRS. HI. S. WOODIN

Mr.. and Mrs. Don Hagen
and 3 sons of Milan were
in town Saturday and visited
their parents and also cele-
brated her birthday.
With all the rush of Christ
mas let us remember to feed
the birds.
Mabel and Don Bartlett,
who have lived in this vici-
nifty for many years are now
located at 312 Sanford st. in
PaineSville.
Mrs. Joe Pokorny celebrat-
ed her daughter Barbara's Sd
birthday Dec. 10. Nine little
folks were present.
Paula Pokorny is blossom
ed out with chicken poX.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Lamp
nan entertained at a fami-
ly Christmas party Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pokor-
ny and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe PO-
korny attended the Chardon
Savings Bank party WedneS-
day evening at Helriegel's.
All the parents Of Hamb-
den school children, in this vi
cinity attended the Christ
mas program Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Adeline Proctor and
Kathy left by plane for two
weeks vacation in Florida on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gombar
and three children of near
Columbus spent Sunday eve
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Arnold and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pet
ersen and family attended a
Christmas party Sunday aft
ernoon at Thompson Product
in Cleveland.