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Evening star., 1961-04-11

"Service Benefits" make the difference
a difference which means no dollar limit on
most of the benefits provided by Group
disqualification, Inc. -Washington's Blue
Cross Plan. They are not merely specified
allowances" towards payment of your hos
pital bill. They are expressly designed to
cover most-and sometimes ALL of the hos
pital care you need to get 1Oell.
Blue Cross and Blue Shield are convenient,
easy to use. Your hospital bill goes directly
to Group disqualification, Inc. for payment.
Medical Service of DC, the plan that
helps cover doctor bills, pays participating
physicians directly. There are no compli-
Gated forms for you to complete. Rarely do
you need to use your olOn money and wait
for reimbursement. Another important diff
Evening star., 1961-04-11
There is difference in health protection plans!

ference: Service Benefits" protect you
against rising costs because your coverage
goes up automatically!
This important difference is one of the big
reasons why Potomac Sand and Gravel
Company picked Blue Cross and Blue Shield.
AS Mr.. Lewis will tell you, eve know how
valuable this protection is-both to the
company and to our people. Time after time,
I've had employees 60 out of their way to
tell me what Blue Cross and Blue Shield
mean to them."
Blue Cross and Blue Shield offer group
and non-group enrolment. Take the first
step today. Mail the convenient coupon for
further information, or call RE 7-4500 be-
tween 8 and 5.
Evening star., 1961-09-17
First Outbourd
Of 100 HIP. Tops
MercuY's Line

The Kiekhaefer Corp. Of Fond
du Lac, Wis, is the first out
board motor manufacturer to
offer a 100-horsepower model
to the public. 1t tops the 1862
Mercury line just announced.
In a package no larger thar
its six-cylinder predecessors
the new model has 90-cubic-
inch piston displacement and
a new range of propellers. The
company adds that it is more
compact and no heavier thar
its major competitors rs
horsepower motors.
Six other motors, all with
single = lever remote controls
and propeller-hub exhaust
also have been announced
Also new are the 9.s-horse-
power Nero 110, 85-horsepower
Nero $50 and 25-horsepowel
Nero $50. Models Of 6, As and
so horsepower complete the
line.
With the 100 horsepower
Nero 1000, Mercury introduces
q new "power-dome" cylinder
head which "squishes" the fuel
air mixture inside the combus-
ton chamber and is said to
give greater power with more
efficiency and economy.
Evening star., 1961-09-17
NEARBY FOREST
AMONG NATIONS
TOP 10 FOR DEER

George Washington Ma
tional Forest In Virginia
and West Virginia is one
of the top 10 for deer
hunting listed by the For
est Service.
Others are Black Hills
in South Dakota and Wy
orning. Tongass in Alaska,
Fremont. Wallowa Whit
man and Deschutes in
Oregon, White River in
Colorado. Lower Michigan
In Michigan, Toiyabe in
California and Nevada and
Fishlake in Utah.
These 10 are said to sup
port nearly one-third of
the estimated 3.5 million
deer found on Federal for
est lands.
Evening star., 1961-09-17

missions intent is to protect
you by prohibiting misrepre-
sentation. Marine advertising
will be checked carefully from
now on and fraudulent claims
will be dealt with promptly.
Don't think that because the
FTC has focused its attention
on pleasure boating that every
boat, engine and marine &C.
cessory manufacturer has beer
willfully misrepresenting his
products or that a majority
of the manufacturers have
been dishonest. The contrary
is true.
Yet, one spoiled apple car
contaminate an entire basket
of fruit. Questionable adver-
tising practice by even a few
calls for rigid rules for all.
One offensive practice has
been the lack of a standard
means to refer to the size oi
q boat. Just how long is q
Is footer? Until the FTC
stepped in, the advertised
length of a boat could refer
to a measurement taken around
the gunwale from transom tt
the bow or even to a purpose
fully exaggerated estimate.
In true marine parlanct
l.o.a. (length overall) is the
shortest distance measured or
Ia level plane from bow II
stern. Naturally this straight
line l.o.a. figure is consider
ably shorter than an arcine
gunwale measurement. A boat
of Is feet. l.o.a. can be II feet
or more measured around the
gunwale.
An unwary buyer comparing
two boats of similar design
material, price and equipment
will usually select the mode
claimed to be the longest
figuring he is getting more fol
his money by buying the boat
touting a, gunwale figure ant
referring to it simply al
length. Under the new govern
ment rule length measure
Evening star., 1961-09-17

preferably along q creek bank
where 'coons are the most
plentiful. II, in the darkness,
you stumble into a chuck hole,
tangle with a few briars or
have some branches whiplash
into your face, what of it? It's
all sport.
This may go on for hours
and hours-all night, in fact
until your own dogs, not the
four-footed ones, give out. But
once a coon is treed and the
real excitement begins, you'll
forget the discomforts and ac-
tually enjoy it.
With the hunting season rap
idly getting under way, what
are the prospects? Maryland
says they'll be good.
Game to Be Plentiful
The raccoon population is at
an all time high, the Game
and Inland Fish Commission
reports. In addition, mourning
doves should be found in large
numbers and quail appear
abundant in Southern Mary
land and Eastern Shore coun-
ties.
Though grouse hunting may
be only fair in Garrett, Al
legany. Washington and West
ern Frederick Counties, pheas-
ants should be numerous in
the northern sections of the
counties bordering Pennsyl-
vania from Frederick eastward
to Cecil.
The department adds that
wild turkey hunting in the
three westernmost counties
should compare favorably with
the 1860 season and the out
look for cottontail rabbits is
generally good.
State : wide, game officials
Evening star., 1961-09-17

ments must be qualified. fur
ther. if length is listed as a
gunwale measurement, a l.o.a.
measurement must also be
given.
An even more serious type
of false advertising concerns
items that may affect the
boatmen's safety. Not long ago
a major boat manufacturer
introduced a product con-
structed of a synthetic foam
rubber material. The boat was
advertised as "unsinkable."
The idea of an unsuitable
boat appealed to me and ar
ranged a test. The performance
was excellent and in keeping
with the manufacturers boats
constructed of other material.
I wanted to check out the un-
sinkable feature so replaced
the motor with metal of
equivalent weight and pulled
the automatic bailing plug so
the boat would fill with water.
That's when I became a
boating sucker for I'd believed
the manufacturers claims.
was so sure his ads were
truthful I didn't even bother
to change from street clothes
to bathing trunks. Water
poured into the hull and the
unsuitable boat sunk. / spent
is minutes in diving gear To-
eating the boat in 20 feet of
water and securing a line. so
1t could be salvaged.
Fortunately no tragedy oc-
CURED as a result of that
boatbuilder's phony claims and
my published report put an
end to his false advertising
A manufacturer of life
jackets for more than a year
claimed an exclusive face up
feature. I checked it and found
that If you went into the wa
ter face down the jacket would
support you face down. This
type of false claim will no
longer be tolerated.
Copyright, 1861. Hank Bowman)
Evening star., 1961-09-17
OUTLOOK GOOD FOR ALL CANE
For Rugged Night Out
Try Chasing Roccoons

say. the gray squirrel situation
is spotty and hunting success
will range from fair to good.
The food supply should be bet
ter than in 1860.
As for deer, they are con-
tinuing to increase rapidly and
hunting should be excellent.
These estimates echo tn e
good reports from all so States
surveyed by the conservation
department of Olin Mathieson,
Winchester's parent company
Rabbits Plentiful
Rabbits - backbone Of the
small game crop-are in good
supply, especially in the Cen
tral States and Southeast.
Quail are especially numerous
in the Southeast.
AS in 1860, the national deer
herd highlights the big game
forecast. They are probably
more abundant nationally
than they ever have been. OF
the 4S States reporting an
open season on deer, 80 fore
cast an increase over 1860, 13
expect the same size herd and
only three California, Nevada
and Connecticut) predict less.
Other species of big game
such as antelope. elk. bear,
mountain sheep and goats,
moose, European boar and ja-
velina are said to be in COM
parable or greater numbers
than last year.
If you want to go far afield,
you might visit Hawaii. The
5oth State reports an increase
in pheasants, California quail
and lace-necked doves along
with deer.
Evening star., 1961-09-17
D. c. Boot Show
Set for March

William F. Campbell, pro-
moter of a boat show in Pitts
burgh and the annual Home
and Flower Show in Ashtabula
Ohio, Is planning to put on
boat show from March "a
through April 1 in the Ma
tional Guard Armory.
Campbell will call 1t the
Washington Boat and Marine
Show and has set up head
quarters at 141l K street NV;
He says several booths already
have beer taken.
Evening star., 1961-09-17

will speak this afternoon or
the States conservation needs
Bethesda Chevy Chase chap
ter of the Izaak Walton League
will be host at noon today 81
its annual fall ham and tur-
key shoot. 1t will take place al
the chapters conservation
farm off Willard road 4 mics
south of Poolesville, Md.
Hams and turkeys will bC
awarded winners of shooting
contests at moving targets
There also will be skeet alC
trap shooting as well as shoot.
ing at still targets.
q 4 &#
Aycock Brown says that fish
ing on the western edge OF the
Gulf Stream off Oregon anc
Hatteras 1nlets in North Caro-
lima has been the best of the
year lately.
Dolphin catches have ranged
up to $50 and sailfish, bonito
blackfin tuna and false alba
core also have been caught.
Down at Morehead City
small boats are getting plenty
of small croakers along with
founders in the sound. Boats
trolling at the railroad bridge
also are hitting blues and
Spanish mackerel.
Offshore there are kings, am
berjack and albacore and for
the reef fishermen, snapper
and grouper. Large hauls of sea
bass and porgies have been
made out of Atlantic Beach,
-COVELL.
Evening star., 1961-09-17

WnlIe perCn ana plenty OF SUM-
! fish but are seldom fished.
Milton adds surface plugs
and spinner-type lures fished
early in the morning or late
in the afternoon should pro-
.s.duce the best results.
Also offering better than
average fishing is Greenbelt
Lake, although bass are not
biting too we'll. Bluegill an d
crappie are abundant, how
ever, and big brown bullheads
can be taken if you fish on
the bottom with bait.
Milton also reports the catch
Sof an 1S1l-pound striped bass
Gin the non-tidal waters of the
Susquehanna River on an
Atom plug. The 41-inch rock
twas taken by Richard Barrett,
a representative of the manu-
Z facturer, who was fishing with
Bob Pond and Joe Wolney.
Other rockfish catches are
reported from the Conowingo
Dam to Port Deposit. Big cat
fish also are biting in the dam
spillway.
4
The Maryland division of the
1zaak Walton League, headed
by Charles I. Wiles of Silver
Spring, has been meeting this
week end at the Chesapeake
Marine Biological Laboratory
at Solomons.
David Hume, q member of
the Charles County chapter,
Evening star., 1961-09-17

Who Laboratories has been awarded sig
nificant and extensive new responsibilities
in systems engineering, research and de-
VeIopment. We are . young and vigorous
organization and we are expanding
-, dynamically! important work lies ahead.
We invite you to share in this oppor.
tunity.
Vtro is good place to work. Here you
will find professional atmosphere con-
duciye to creative and imaginative think
ing You will advance as fast as your
talents allow Skilled clerical and technical
support frees you to concentrate on the
important aspects Of your assignment, and.
salaries are at a level worthy OF your at
tention.
All qualified applicants will receive con-
slderation for employment without regard
to race, creed, color or national origin.
Career appointments are available I'm
medIately for engineers and physicists on
all levels in the following areas:
MISSILE SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
felsFis,. Nphsn, TsIss, Tartar
DESIGN . bEvFloPMENr
Dlsital equipment
ASW equipment
Underwater vehicles
SmulateTs T0Fpedees
Electro mechanical IsuashlAg ssuIpnsnt
ANALYSIS
AaGaF end IN systems
Digltal and aRasg squipmeAt
Fire esHtrsl systems
RESEARCH STuBY
Reliability aad feasibility studies
Basle end applied PeseaFeh
weapons systems analysis
Aesustle studiss
ASM studies
WRITE or PHONE for details:
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Evening star., 1961-09-17
BY CHARLES CovELL
Outdoor Editor


II you're a hunter who's al.
ways looking for something
different. you might try 'coor
or 'possum hunting. but be
forewarned. Next to chasing Q
bear over a mountain, perhaps
it's about as rugged a pastime
as you can find.
The coon and 'possum sea-
son opened in Maryland Fri
day and lasts through January
81. They can be hunted from
sunset to sunrise only and
there's no limit on how many
you may take.
Virginia opens its raccoon
season October / east of the
Blue Ridge and October Is west
Of the mountains. OpoSsum
hunting tartS October Is
State wide. West Virginia
starts its season on both coon
= ana 'poSSur1 October IA.
Need Good Dog
First step is to find q hunter
with a good coon dog or pack
of dogs. That's Q necessity and
$ there are lots Of them in the
outlying areas.
Once you've wangled an in
= vitation, equip yourself with Q
good flashlight and stout pair
Of hiking shoes, plus plenty OF
D.. painkillers for the corns, cal
loses and assorted bruises you
probably will come up with
later.
There are two schools of
thought on coon hunting. One
Is to sit around a camp fire,
swap yarns and let the dogs
do the work. Time enough to
move when their yelps signal a
treed animal.
? Second is to follow the dogs,
Evening star., 1961-09-17

Billy wiedner, 9, the rider.
and Paul Clark. IL. both Of
Fairfax, saved their money
from a paper route to buy Tri-
xie. the pony they entered here
in the bareback equitation
class. Joel Summer. II. trained
the pony.
To the cheers Of the crowd,
the judges deliberated and then
announced the winners. Includ-
ed was q special blue ribbon
for the three proud youngsters.
Evening star., 1961-09-17
Boys Walk Pony
To Juycee Show,
Win Special Prize

BURKE, Va, Sept. 16.-Three
youngsters who bought a pony
with their savings and walked
it three miles to get here, came
away from the Falls Church
Jaycees horse show today with
a special blue ribbon.
Evening star., 1961-09-17
WATER LINE
By HANK BOWMAN

Thanks the Federal Trade Commission open
boating suckers end too long unwary buyers
marine been bked and eeced by misleading
fraudulent advertising.
FTC issued trade practice rules governing the
advertising pleasure equipment The
Evening star., 1961-09-17
A N D

Charles Milton regional fish culturst for the Maryland
Game and Inland Fish Commission has tip for fresh water
anglers:
Try the three fresh water ponds at Drum Point Calvert
County They have good supply of large mouth
Evening star., 1961-09-17

18-FT. THOMPSON
Compl. equipped, like new cond., 80.
compl. package; only 1885. See Mr.
Talbert, TALBERT REAL ESTATE,
DeAle. Md. UN. 7-20O2,
Evening star., 1961-09-17
2O-FOOT:
CRUISER
$789

1862 model with bunk, galley, and
incl. head partitions. Compl. built,
ready-to-paint less glass and hard
ware. Our lowest price in yrs. FREE
MARINE TOILET with each order
EiaeSs,d EnIS,an TO-DAY iaA opsn essa I'll g Pm, Also
WATER BOAT CO. Carris Wharf "a.
Mayor. Nd, SW. S-31RS
Evening star., 1961-09-17
REPOSSESSION

1860 1e,tt. Glaspar runabout: 60
Make of.sr over er 81 .o5o. csil n'DSfs. MR.
MoFFETT at IA. 9-6O60 or WI.
Evening star., 1961-09-17

35-FT. 81 OWENS Yacht. Com.
plete with all standard eouip-
ment, plus many. many extras.
Such as s5-watt' 1861 Raytheon
shtp-to-shore radio, Marx Q
Holiday 1861 RaStheon deuth
finder, factory installed fiber
slass hardtop, water pressure
system, completely wired with
2 extra dockside lamps through
out boat, compass, Coz fire
eXtlnguisher. gas filters, deck
chairs, de luxe Helmsman seat,
mahoR: swimming ladder, canvas,
nylon line, extra 2-volt battery,
This is the yacht you have
dreamed Of ownins. Sleeps Il.
l2-ft, lin. beam, 6-ft. Sin.
headrm. She's ready to go.
Nothing else TO buy. This Yacht
must be sold. II is now II, the
water and can be demonstrated
and is ready for immed. de-
livery. First deposit received
VIII hold this boat. Cost over
$4,000; selling price Sl4,750,
or $3.50 dn. and take over
payments. For more infornih-
tion or appt., call Valley 3-13SS
or Hilltop 4-52s3, Bait, Nd.
Evening star., 1961-09-17
CLEARANCE SALE
USED RIGS

USED RIGS
12-ft. boat. plywood. with fishing
drawers under seat. with SO 10
h.p. Scott and trailer: S295.
Aft. plywood boat with 1855 2s-
h.p. elec. Evinrude and trailer; S305.
15-ft. Skipper Craft, with SO 35-
hip: elec. Gale Buccaneer and trailer
with skis; $685..
BETHESDA BOAT CENTER
1919 Old Georgetown Rd., Beth. Nd,
OIL 4-4SOO
Evening star., 1961-09-17

END OF SEASON sALE--17s unpainted d
cabin eaSa cruiser reg. s59s: LEFT At
WATER boat CO, Cars wharf I'd
Mayo, Md. sw S-31SS.
Evening star., 1961-09-17

4O-H.P. SCOTT, elec. starter, Renera-
tor, Batl-o-Matie, excel. cond,. must
sell today; $3.50, terms. No money
down. CIR. 3.3131
Evening star., 1961-09-17

elec starting motor, vindshieiS' eoy,a
LIrols: .61 Champ trailer. TE, 6-s033.
Evening star., 1961-09-17

/ REPAIRING, REFINISHINCi, FIBER
CHASING. Winter storaSe available.
22-FT. INBOARD cabin cruiser; bay
built. Salt. beam, head and bunks:
Egoed eond; $3.50. Edsewater.7 Nd.
2b.FT. OWENS DE LUKE CRUISER;
sleeps 5; $500. CH. s-4121.
go cRUIsAL0NG, 24-foot hafdtop
extras; $1,000 Ell. 6-4777.
1851 OWENS SEA sKIFF 25-ft. Cabin
/ cruiser. with bath. cooking faeils.) and
% sopsss sSsTas esnTss soE. SHsr ss,
terms terms. 7Os@EM. s-SssS'o So'.' easy
l4-FT. RUNABOUT
| syitzer Craft: 1860 40-h.p. Eviflrude
elec; starting motor. so National tilt
ssEs.s AZ ana Iklns runs ssts iSisss re- S5sS vs.
2I-ET. OWENS INBoARp-Head and
5Euts JEi s:s4iS: 4fiseen'is rsiinl'nsd' si'SOO'
stsrtinE motor. Both 1859. $3.50. JE.
PUMPS, generators. iet Pile driver
q EQUIP. Co. JU. 5-5040.
1851 TROJAN twin 177 ,h.p. Equip.
oier @ rsfssed Brossps MGsinh nvitsS HS resi esn
finance. WI. 6.6315.
FINAL CLOsEOUT-Johnson new su-
per electric so. $3.50; Johnson 80
S175; johnson 25, siSs. All used
9GNiors GS Frank rsfeoastsGnea at EH gsEdec NR sesRs
HANS HNRpwARE. sS9i N St. NV.
33-FT. bsy-built. fishing boat; Chrys-
Ter marine 135-h.p.: 2nd season:
completely comp equipped. SS;976. Solo
PRIME CoND,! READY TO GO!
scsssss:. Ap. .a9:sI 4.sOss.' staller' nsn's SKIS
sAMBoAT. JET "a, No. s2z; rich
natural mahog., racing trim, excel.
eond;. dry sailed: can be seen at
Box 146, Ingomar, Pa.
SSAT SAT controls IL S. s5 sSSD c.S TS'P5 :: seem seen
Duke and N5crand, Alex.
BRAND NEW hydroplane; bsfgsin
Price. Price. 1918 Rosecroft rd,, Rock
VlLe, Nd. WA. 3.1113.
END OF SEASON SALE n unpainted
sssa ssss 'eSi:sr oDss t9ss, 5ss sS2g stt g
WATER boat CO, carr's wharf % I'd,
Mayo, Nd. sW. S-31Ss.
CLEARANCE new and used motors, s q
to to.oAaoa 40 h.p. Consider trades ~.
-o-00=o.
40-H.P: SCOTT, eIec starter, Eenera-
tor' Ben-o-Matie, excel. cond., must
sta down: s0deS az. s:sas;1. ssSsSaS; terms No money
SAILB0AT, brand new I2-ft.. COM
piete, sails; drastic sacrifice, SIS.
81. 3-4O62.
left. B0RUM, 50-h.p. Johnson, elec.
starter and generator, heavy duty
Geltor trailer; many extras; perfect.
Also 4O-ft. bay boat AP. f-l0S6.
lift. FIBERGLASS; '6I Johnson
elec starting motor, yifidshield. cor,-
trols: 81 Chamn trailar TE e enaa
Evening star., 1961-09-27

E-Fox 2. Po-A- Chicago 24-l4, Bos-
ton III. DIP Schilling, Green and Gile.
LOB Chicago s, Boston 8. 2B-Esposito,
Carey 2, Sievers, Minoso. 3B-Jensen,
Robinson, Clinton, Geiger. HR- -Schilling
Sievers, Jensen. ST Malzone, Esposito.
Evening star., 1961-09-27
Buffalo Leads
80 in Series

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. q
(AP).-Manager Kerby Farrell
of Buffalo feels confident he's
riding a winner today as base
balls Little World Series moves
to Louisville.
Farrell's horses" raced to a
30 advantage over Louisville of
the American Association in the
best-of-Seven series last night
in Buffalo'S War Memorial Sta
dium.
Bobby Sadowski's three-run
homer in the eighth inning
gave the Bisons a 6-5 decision
after the Colonels had taken a
two-run edge in the top of the
frame.
A crowd of 1852 turned out
for last nights final in Buffalo
despite a chilly, windy night.
The total attendance for the
three games was 34,918.
Manager Ben Geraghty of
Louisville said Larry Make will
start tonight for the Colonels.
Buffalo, which hasn't won a
series since 1906, will start with
Paul Brown.
If the Bisons win the title,
Farrell will become the first
manager in the series history
to win the crown from both
Evening star., 1961-09-27
RozeIIe to Speak
AT Welcome for
Redskins Friday

Commissioner Pete Rozelle o.
the National Football League
will be the speaker at the
welcome home" luncheon the
Touchdown Club is sponsoring
for the Redskins at noon Friday
at the Sheraton-Park Hotel.
Among the guests will be
Wilbur Moore, a star back with
the Redskins during the 40s and
now president of the Redskins
Alumni, and Gordon Locke, an
All-America back at Iowa in
1922.
Entertainment will be pro-
vided by the Redskins chorus
with Eddie Pierce and his band,
and a mems fashion show with
SportScaster Jim Gibbons as
master of ceremonies.
Luncheon tickets may be
obtained by calling National
8-2215.
Evening star., 1961-09-27
MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
By the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

bats - a Howard, IA New S11 York, Y H .S5s
Cash, Detroit, ,.354; Kaline, Detroit
:324;, Piersall, Cleveland, .321
Ma Msntls; New York. ;Sl7. ,o ,,.-,.
RqNSMaae NeS Yo4f BE- ssE GoEE GSavtC lS MaGs
l25; Kaline, Detroit, 116; Cash,
Runs BGiTTED N-Maris, New York,
141; Gentle, Baltimore, 1873; Cola
vito, Detroit, 1856; Mantle, New York,
12S: Cash, Detroit, 1877.
HITS = B. Robinson, Baltimore, 100;
Kaline, Detroit, 1S9: Cash, Detroit,
1s5; Richardson, New York. 172;
Erancona, Cleveland, III.
more, and siebern, Kansas City, SO;
Power. Cleveland, SO.
HOME RUNS-Maris, New York, go:
Mantle New 9oTE 90Iayto "a Gs1tiIs Ssftat Balt
Killebrew, Minnesota a. ' anu
STOLEN BASES = Aparicio, Chicago,
53; Howser, Kansas City, 81; Wood,
Detroit, 30; Bruton, Detroit, %;
Hinton, Washington,. 81.
Terry, New York, 1873, 1888; Lat
man Cleveland. 1874, :765: ARROYO,
New York, 1870, $50; schwall.
sTRfKEoUTs - Pascual, Minnesota,
PA: Ford, New York, 21O: Bunning,
Detroit, 1872; Mcbride, Los Angeles,
III; Pizarro, Chicago, IT'S.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING (based on 375 or more at
batSI-Clemente. Pittsburgh. 1851 !:
Pinson. Cincinnati. .343: Boyer ST.
Louis. .33l; Moon. Los Angeles. 1876;
Aaron. Milwaukee. 1924.
RUNS Mays. San Francisco. 1885,;
Robinson Cincinnati, 116; Aaron.
Milwaukee. ia; Boyer. st. Louis.
los; Cepeda. San Francisco. 103.
RUNS BATTED IN-Cepeda. San Fran
cisco. 140; Robinson. Cincinnati.
1913: Aaron. Milwaukee. 100; Mays.
Evening star., 1961-09-27

E-Nischwitz, Boros. PO-A-Detroit a.
II, Kansas City 27.l0. DIP johnson,
Lumpe, Siebern. LoB-Detroit 8, Kansas
City l3. 2B- Howser 2, Posada, Osborne.
3B-Wood. HR Colavito. SB- -Howser, Del
Greco. SF-Johnson,
Evening star., 1961-09-27

San Francisco. 119; Stuart. Pitts
ente, Pittsburgh, 2Ol: Aaron, Mil
waukee, 1872; Boyer, st. Louis, l9l;
Cepeds. San Francisco. 179.
DOUBLES - Aaron, Milwaukee, 80;
Ptnson, Cincinnati. "a; Robinson
Cincinnati. 80; Mays. San Francis
HOME RUNS-Cepeda. San Francisco
45: Mays San Francisco. 80; Robin
son., Cincinnati. 81: Adcock. Mil
waukee. 35; Aaron. Milwaukee, "a
Evening star., 1961-09-27

"a; Pinson. Cincinnati. %; Robin
son. Cincinnati. 21; Aaron. Milwau-
kee, 90; Mays. San Francisco. II.
PITCHING (pased on Is or more de-
cisionsl sl-Podres. Los Angeles, 1875.
.7S3; Miller. San Francisco. 14-4.
rs; Jay, Cincinnati, 21-9, 700;
O'Toole. Cincinnati. 1879. .667; Bur
dette. Milwaukee. 1910. .643.
STRIkEOUTS - KoufaX. Los Angeles.
262; Williams. Los Angeles. 1875:
OToole. Cincinnati. and DrySdale.
Los Angeles, 173: Mahaffey, Phila
delphia. and Mccormick. San Fran
cisco. 100.
Evening star., 1961-09-27
Isecond camel

a-Singled for O'clock in 9TH; b-Tripled
for Hardy in 9th; c-Singled for McLish
in 9th.