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Note. For story lines and previews
of the weeks movies on TV, see the
handy Movie Index. Pages 56. 81.
SUNDAY
200 pm. q Tennis National Singles.
2:30 pm. q Baseball. Washington VS..
Chicago.
4:3o pm. Cd Golf. Final holes from
Akron.
4:30 pm. q Pro Football. New York
at Oakland
800 pm. O Boston Symphony VIII
liam Steinberg conducts.
900 pm. @ Open End instant Non-
sense. tSeason premiere.)
Evening star., 1962-09-09

for televisions, rodios. sound
systems, opplionees
repoirs done Of home by
bonded teehnicions
repoir cenieEs in Washington,
Chevy Chose. Wheoton Plozo
and 7 Corners for portobIes
coll 347-53oo, extension
220 or 4o5 for service
The Sunday Stor TV Magazine
Evening star., 1962-10-28
TECHNICAL
SERVICEMAN

Excellent opportunity for man with
knowledge of physics and cleo
tronics to service and repair labo-
ratory instruments and appara-
tus. 2 years college or equivalent
on the job or armed-serviceS
training. Vacation with pay, COM
pany-paid group insurance and
disqualification. Box 224-V, Star
Evening star., 1962-10-28
HELP MEN
TELETYPE $500
TRAINEE 5000

Bright young h.s. grad with typlnl
can learn this excellent trade
Company will fully train. Benefits
and advancement are tops. Sec
BOB GRAY. 200 Hill bldg. Q7th
and Eyel. ME. S-4277. (empl.J
REPAIRMAN. outsld,
work. Apply Mon. 8 am. BELL
TV,, INC. 1107 W. Broad st,
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statesmen
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY

Several men are needed to fill va
cGmcies in our Va. and Md. stores
to sell appliances. TV and furni-
ture. Experience helpful but not
essential. If you are earnestly
sincere and ambitious We will
train you. Salary plus high COM
missions, yearly vacations, en-
ploye discounts, cooperative insur-
ance benefits. etc. Apply in person
to Mr.. Unger. executive office,
GEORGES DISCOUNT SUPER
MARTS. 1850 New York ave. ne,
in the am. or to the manager at
any Of our locations. No phone
calls.
Evening star., 1962-10-28
HELP MEN
YOUNG MAN with car. Aggressive

YOUNG MAN with car. Aggressive
intelligent, clean-cut, willing =
work hard. S16O to $500 per. .wk
guaranteed to man who qualities
Apply 10 am. any weekday. 760'
Georgia ave. NV. No phone calls
YOUNG MAN to assist manager
in sales work. must have auto
Salary and commission. car al
loWance. SINGER SEWING MA
CHINE CO.. 1887 Wisconsin ave.
Bethesda, Md.
YOUNG MAN-Automobile manu-.
facturer wishes to employ a.
trainee in service department. in.
dividual who has had automotivt
mechanical training and expert
ence. College education preferred
All replies treated confidentially
Write Box l0S-V, Star.
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SALES TRAINEE, $100
WOMEN'S FASHIONS
statesmen
FLOOR COVERING

Aggressive, must be a closer. Carpet, rugs,
linoleum and tile experience desired but not
necessary. knowledge of measuring, selling,
and figuring home Improvements, kitchens,
rec. rooms, or related lines helpful. Need car
for outside sales work. All leads furnished.
Steady work, company benefits, salary and
commission. Draw commensurate with eXpe-
rience and ability. Can earn to $4,000.
APPLY IN PERSON OR WRITE FOR INTERVIEW
QUAKER CITY LINoLEUM & CARPET CO.
600 ST. NV.
Evening star., 1962-10-28
AMBITIOUS
SECRETARY

District office for international
publishing company has opening
for attractive. neat responsible
Girl Friday. This person must
have better than average typing
and shorthand skills, pleasant
telephone voice, and be unin-
cumbered Age 81 to 40 peri,
Many company benefits. Salary
open depending upon experiences,
For personal interview write Per-
SOnnel Director. Suite 500, Pefs
petual Bldg, Silver Spring. Nd,
for appt. stating age and back
ground qualifications.
Continued on Next PgseJ
Evening star., 1962-10-28
SALES
RELIEF ROUTEMEN

Several openings in our Circulation Department
for Relief Routemen These are permanent full
time positions, and are not subject to seasonal
layoff Company supplied equipment, good start
ing salary, and opportunity to advance to regular
Route Manager positions, with higher earnings
and commissions. Applicants must be high school
graduates age 21 to &c. with good traffic records.
Apply Personnel Department weekdays $50 am.
to noon, or phone IL $4,000, Ext. 514 for appoint
ment.
THE EVENING STAR
225 VIRGINIA AVE. SOUTHEAST
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TRAINEE
Securities & Investment

A real career for the neat college
economics or business graduate
with good grades who wants a
solid training program. Start S5.-
400. plus every ben. Mr.. Cooper
SMELLING AGENCY. COS 14th
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1lth and F SITS. NV.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
sPRAY pAINTER r,,nst hn nxnnri
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HELP MEN
Slip Cover Cutter
: Woodward & Lothron

Fully experienced man needed. Full
time permanent position. Apply
PERSONNEL OFFICE.
Evening star., 1962-10-28
ROUTE SALESMAN

1IOO 7 II O14HIO4V1444N
We have an opportunity awaiting
you with an expanding company.
"a years q leader in the baking
industry.
Established retail bakery routes.
No experience necessary.
Guaranteed salary while training
$50 per week.
Opportunity for advancement.
You can earn $500 to $4,000
net per year.
-5-day week-Tuesday through
Saturday after training.
Apply 1881 seth ave, Capital
Heights, Md. Located in CENTRAL
INDUSTRIAL PARK. Phone RE.
b-3737
Evening star., 1962-10-28
SHOE STATESMAN
SIGN PAINTER

Shoe salesman, thoroughly expert
enced. Also part-time statesmen
Apply JOSEPH De YOUNG, 18th
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HELP MEN

SALES TRAINEES - Mature men
for an opportunity Of q life time
Gall 9R9-S1IS
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statesmen

Openings in our Virginia z Corners
store. in record and sheet music
department and TV. stereo and
appliance departments. Expert
enced only need apply. Salary
open. Call MR.. ROACH, 532-916S
Evening star., 1962-10-28
HELP MEN

PROPERTY MANAGER in four 900.
unit apartment development open
ing in January. Off Washington
BALTIC. throughway. Excel. career
position. Ability to set UP and
supervise all phases Of the man
agement operation. Starting date
December /. Salary commensurate
with large responsibility and high
standards Of performance. Send
letter or resume to CHERRY HILL
ASSOCIATES, S109 Woodmont
ave-, Bethesda, Nd.
REAL ESTATE APPRAISER, COM
pletion OF 2 yrs. of college and
> yrs. OF exper. in the appraisal
Of real property. Salary range
S6,79O to $500. Leave, retire
ment and other benefits. Apply
CITY OF ALEX. Personnel Dept,
RIM. 300, City Hall, Alex. Va,
between 8 am. and II noon.
REAL ESTATE SALES-If you are
bored with your present work and
discouraged about the future, whv
not consider real estate? 1t is
said that real estate has created
more fortunes in the Washington
deavor combined. True or not, ii
is wonderfully exciting and salts
flying work for energetic people
who are service-minded and will
ing to work. At the moment, we
have openings for full-time resi-
dental salesmen in all three Of
fices: D. c.. Md. and Va. Expert
ence is desired but not required
Proudly associate yourself with
one of the honored names in
Washington real estate. Unsur-
passed facilities and finest work
ing conditions. Those with out
standing qualifications will be
guaranteed q reasonable income
during training. Alls inquiries
treated with strictest confidence.
Call Mr., Farr with FRANK S.
PHILLIPS. INC, DI. 7-l4l1.
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AIRPORT-Attractiye young ladies
So wk. immed Miss Evans
BOYD.S. 700 10Th. ST. 2-3RRR
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INCONSISTENCIES
ATLAS AGENCY
420 N. Y. Ave, NV. RE. 1873

AlLAO AGENC4 I
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 7-5767
ADM. SECYS., to $1,000
SELECT POSITIONS
EXEC. SECY., st. $4,000
Political Contacts, Prestige office
LAW Ito $4,000
Pvt. Secys. Top Level offices.
PUBLIC REL. st. $3.50
Intl Contacts-Girl Friday.
STOCK EXCH. S95
Sales Dept.-Girl Friday
RECEIPTS. to S400
Front offices-vsried Fields,
GIRL FRIDAYS S400
| EMBASSY S75
RECEIPT -typist, exper. not nee.
elk .-TYPISTS S70-S90
lDrs. OfcsD, pub. Rel), Embassy
JR. SECYS. $50
Excel Opptys. for Beginners.
MANY OTHERS
ROOM 227
woodward Bldg, 18th and H NV.
Annette D. Tatelman
RE. 7-4414.
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HELP, MEN AND WOMEN
ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MANAGEF

ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MANAGER
for complex growing concern, to
supervise all bookkeeping. internal
controls, and prepare financial
statement. Diversified experience
necessary. knowledge OF income
taxes, machine bookkeeping, real
estate investment helpful. excel
lent working conditions. Down
town location. Salary open, Reply
in writing giving personal data,
experience and references. P.M.I.,
1919 DeSales st. NV. Mr. Could
ACCOUNTANTS, min. of 2 yrs.
public eXper. Perm. position with
progressive acct. firm. Fringe
benefits, with oppor. for advance
ment. Salary open. For interview,
call EX. 3-2233.
ACCOUNTING CLERICALS, Rock
vile, Md areas. Some eXper. nee
eSsary, S70-SS0 to start. days.
Moderate fees. No cash down,
Come in and talk it over. v.
WOOD PERSONNEL, S05 18th st.
NV. at H; suite 303. Southern
bldg, DI, 1882,
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HELP MEN
SALES
ADMINISTRATIVE

ADMlNlO1 We
Excellent opportunity fol-
young man with engineer
ing background having
administrative sales ex-
perience. Position avail
able at our Laurel, Md
plant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-31

Our wonderful little Weothevone cos
tune begins the new season with smart
versatility - striped jacket, slim skirt,
overbIouse Blue or green, 10 to Is. SAG.
Foil 80, it's Handmacher for what's new!
The Suit Shop, JeIeffs Street and all
branch stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-31
BY EVELYN M. DENT
~zAk-4L,,ts-- NurSkaN

CUnJTiDuLluB "tlbcT
The handsome white and
gold lie Pavilion at The
Towers was the scene last
evening of the introduction
Of Brazil's newly appointed
Naval Attache, Rear Admiral
Duque Guimaraes, and Mrs.
Guimaraes to the Corps Of
Naval Attaches.
Their hosts were the re-
firing attache, Capt. Hilton
Berutti A. Moreira. and Mrs.
Moreira, who stood with
their guests at the foot of
the grand. staircase to greet
the more than 200 who came
to welcome the GuimaraeS.
and congratulate theshost on
his new assignment as head
of the Brazilian Naval Com
mission.
Secretary Of the Navy
Korth was among the early
arrivals. He told other
guests that Mrs. Korth was
unable to attend the party
but sent her greetings.
Capt. and Mrs. Homer
Murdoch of Uruguay had a
talk with Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Harry Briggs, and Capt.
and Mrs. Robert Gysae of
Germany. They were in the
company of Secretary Korth
when he told Of his recent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-31
SEAMS TO ME

It's important to under
stand grain lines. and how
they can be Strengthened il
necessary.
Fabric is woven Of two sets
OF threads. One thread runs
across the width (crosswise)
and the other down the
length QengthwiSe). The
direction in which they run
are called grain lines. I'm
fortunately, sometimes these
threads are not at perfect
right angles, and this we call
off grain.
When fabric is off grain.
It's actually out of shape. If
you cut a garment out of it,
you'll find that after clean
ing or laundering it will
twist and hang very badly.
The way to determine
whether or not a piece of
fabric is off grain is simple.
Cut or tear along a thread
across the croSswise grain.
If the cut edges are not at
right angles to the length
wise grain, then it must be
Strengthened.
Cutting or tearing across
the fabric has its problems,
too. Some fabrics are SO
finely woven that it's almost
impossible to follow one
thread across the fabric from
selvage to selvage. making
it impossible to cut across it
properly. Also. some fabrics
will not tear. In either case,
you must pull a threat and
use it as guide to cut. Pick
up the closest thread to the
end of the piece that goes all
the way across the fabric.
GENTLY pull the thread,
gathering the fabric along
the thread as you pull. Cut
along this gathered thread
right across the piece. Don't
try to pull the entire thread
at one time because 1t will
probably break. Pull a little
and then ease the gathering !:
then pull a little more, and
SO on. If it breaks pick up
the same thread and con-
tinue pulling. Do this at both
ends of the piece Of fabric,
(See figure - Your grain
should be perfectly stright
now.
If the ends are still not
squared off, you can finish
the Strengthening procedure
by pulling the fabric along 4
true bias from opposite end
of the piece. Pull with ont
hand from one corner anc
the other hand at the enc
of the true bias (See fig. y
Pull firmly and hold tau
for a few seconds. Then
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-31
Brazilian Coup pie Welcomed

official trip to Mexico, and
of his warm and friendly
reception there.
The Secretary, who speaks
Spanish fluently. was telling
the attaches that he has
made 1t a practice to see
each United States Naval
Attache and his wife before
they leave town for an over.
seas assignment. Later Ad-
miral Guimaraes escorted
the Secretary to the buffet
table.
Also coming in for a goodIy
share Of the spotlight were
Admiral and Mrs. Arleigh
Burke, also Vice Admiral and
Mrs. u. s. Grant Sharp, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Vernon L.
Lowrance and Rear Admiral
and Mrs. John Quinn.
An eye catching buffet
table ran the length of the
reception room and was soon
we'll patronized by the guests,
including Comdr. and Mrs.
George G. McGhee, Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Guillermo
Haywood of Paraguay and
DR.. and Mrs. John Crane
Cirne. The latter recently re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-31

turned from q South Amer
lean trip.
Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Paul H. Ramsey came from
the Potomac River Naval
Command, 1t. Gen. and Mrs.
Robert Burns came early.
They leave tomorrow for q
vacation In Florida. Capt. w.
w. McCrory, Aide to the
Chief of Naval Operations,
was telling the Chinese Naval
Attache Capt. Meng-Bing
Chin, and Mrs. Chin Of his
new tour Of duty. On Sep
TENDER /, he assumes COM
mand of the USS st. Paul.
Mrs. McCrory, with their
daughter Jan, leaves August
81, for San Diego, Calf,
home port Of the st. Paul.
She was telling Mrs. Chin Of
their suitcase" plans for the
next several months.
The Brazilian Chief Of
Aeronautical Mission, Col.
Antonio Peixoto, and Mrs.
Peixoto were talking with
Capt. and Mrs. Julio Perez
Rojas. With the former were
their son Geraldo and pretty
daughter Yara.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-31
International Group
Elects President

OSLO, Norway, July 81
(AP).-Miss Helen Irwin Of
Des Moines was elected pres
ident today of the Interna-
tional Federation of Bust
ness and Professional
Women, which is assembled
here for its ninth World
Congress.
She succeeds Mrs. Eliza
beth Teller of Switzerland.
Miss Irwin has represented
the United States abroad on
several occasions, recently
by appointment Of The Pres
ident. She has been decor
ated by West Germany for
her services to refugees.
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Strengthening
Grain Lines
BY PATRICIA SCOTT

pull again, moving down a
few inches. Do this right
down the entire length of
the piece and ecross the two
ends.
If the fabric has been
treated with a crease-resist-
ant or wash-'n'-wear finish,
you'll have to apply heat.
Use a steam iron and press
diagonally across the piece,
using the same principle as
you did above, stretching as
you press.
(copyrisht, 1862 Field
Enterprises, Incl
Miss Scott is alwoys glad to hear
from her readers, and whenever
possible will use their questions in
her column, but because of the
greet volume Of moii received daily,
she eonnot answer individu0l letters.
Patricia Scott has prepared
q booklet, "HoD to Alter
Your Dress Patterns" which
oiUeS complete instructions
for altering so that finished
garments tDiH fit perfectly.
For your copy OF this guide
to correct fitting, tOrite to Pa
triciG Scott in care OF The
Star. incloSing a long, SELF
addressed, stamped enpelope
and rs cents in coin to coper
costs OF printing and han
ding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-31
Plans Meeting

Members of the Scottish
Terrier Club Of Greater
Washington will combine a
garden party and regular
meeting at 8 pm. Sunday as
guests of Miss Kathryn Ro-
hey at her Hunt drive home
in Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-31

WHICH WAY ARE YOU HEADED?
Peck Peck presenting Foon Coucu for members Of the Senators
So Club and administrative aides Senators tonight at in the
Caucus Room Members seeing foon that will be suitable for South
Models Guild show will feature
this ensemble of boused shift with simple
It's available grey black head Venezuela
Venice with Members of the Senators So Club will also model the
show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-31
How to keep your
memory sharp

A simple four-step method
shows how to ''hook" new
names and ideas into your
brain. Get August Readers
Digest-now on sale!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-31

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1962-05-17
PIebes Defeated

ANNAPOLIS, May II (AP).-
The Princeton freshmen took
straight sets yesterday to de-
feat the Navy Plebes, 90, in a
tennis match. The Tigers were
extended in only the third dou-
bles when Jim Garrison and
E. M. Hall defeated Ted Mac
Dermott and Dawson Richard
son, 11-9.
Evening star., 1962-05-17
Ex-Hockey Stur Dies

TORONTO, May IT (AP.-
Art Smith. IS. former defense
man for the Toronto Maple
Leafs of the National Hockey
League. died Tuesday at his
home. Smith played with the
Maple Leafs in the 1920s.
Evening star., 1962-05-17

Drabowsky, Hamilton. U-Gorman, Jac-
kowslxi, Sudol, Forman. T-2:4s. A-5,3so
Evening star., 1962-05-17

E-Lumpe, KindaIl. PO-A-Kansas City
NIL. (Two out when winning run scored).
Cleveland D-lS. LOB Kansas City 2;
Cleveland 5.
7B-Walker, Phillips, Howser, billiard.
kirkland, Essegian, Held, Romano.
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Results Yesterday

Washington. 3; Chicago, l
Minnesota. 8; Detroit. 4.
New York, g; Boston, 8.
Los Angeles, 8: Baltimore, /.
Cleveland. 10: Kansas City. 9
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MINOR LEAGUES
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto, 2; Columbus. /.
Buffalo, 4; Richmond, ..
Rochester z; Atlanta. /.
Jacksonville. z; Syracuse. ?.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Omaha, B; Indianapolis. /.
Oklahoma City. 9: Denver, 8.
Louisville. 8; Dallas-Fort Worth. 2
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Tacoma. g.; Portland, /.
San Diego, IA; Salt Lake City, 4.
Seattle. q; Spokane. 8.
Vancouver; Hawai-; 5.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Amarillo. s.: Tulsa, 2.
e Paso. 9: Albuquerque, 3.
San Antonio. II; Austin.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Ashville, 3; Greenville. 2 90 In
nings).t
Macon, 9; Charlotte, /.
Savannah. 4; Portsmouth. 3.
Knoxville at Augusta. ppd.. wei
EASTERN LEAGUE
Charleston. 4; York, 3.
Binghamton. B; Williamsport, 2.
Springfield, 5; Elmira. l.
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E-Runnels, Berra. PO-A-New York
N-l2, Boston DIS. DIP Schwal. Bres-
soud and Runnels. LoB-New York 2,
Boston l3
2B Malone, Boyer z, Richardson,
Green. HR- HR-YaStrZemSki, SkowTon, NAL
zane ChaIaa,
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E-None. PO-A-St. Louis 24-lo, San
Francisco 27.l5. DIP Hitler, Pagan and
Louis Q. San Francisco I.
2B Bailey. HR-Flood, F. Alou, Cope
da. SB-Mays, Z. S-Broglio, Marichal.
Up II r Err BIB so
Broglio J z 3 4
UNsteiner. Bossess, Landes, Smith. 7
-2.35. A-l2,o2S.
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x-Pitched to men in 6th.
WP - Latman. u - Hurley, F1aherty,
6unge, Carrigan. T-7:S2. A-S,l3l.
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E Baldschun. Po-A- Cincinnati 27-lo,
Philadelphia U-l5. DIP Klaus, Taylor and
Sievers; Klaus and Sievers; Cardenas,
RojaS and Coleman; Hamilton, Taylor and
Sievers. LOB Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia
Q.
2B Robinson, Klaus, Rojas, Pinson.
HR- CalIison, Sieyers. SF-Cardenas
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GIANTS. 7; CARDS. z

Allied out for Broglio In nh; b.
Ran for Bailey in 7th; Gran for Musial
in sth; dram for Sawatsld in 9TH; e
Walked for Mcdaniel In 9th.
ST. Louis . :. :. 90 ool COL
San Francisco -. 900 O02 sox-7
Evening star., 1962-05-17

Games Tomorrow
Kansas City at Washington,
s pm.
Minnesota at New York, night.
Los Angeles at Boston, night.
Detroit at Cleveland, night.
Baltimore at Chicago, night.
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HBP-By Mclean OHendley, Bolling).
PB- Crandall. U-Donatelli, Secory, Ven
zOn, Pryor. T-2:os. A-ll,l6s.
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INDIANS, 10; As, 9
CLEVELAND

A-Singled for Latman in 9Th; b-Called
gut on strikes for Allen in 7th; c-Ran
Or Azcue in sth; d Struck out for
Archer in 9Th; d-Doubled for Taylor in
hh.
Kansas City .... oo3 Io7 OIL =
Cleveland ........... 2ol 400 3o7 10
Evening star., 1962-05-17

x-Faeed men in 9TH.
HBP-By Stock CThomas). U-Salerno,
Stevens, Chylsk, Stewart. T-2:26. A
7735.
Evening star., 1962-05-17

HIP BY Ellsworth, Cook. U Harvey.
Barlick, Crawford, Vargo. T-3:H. A
3.273.
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YANKs, 9; RED sox, 8
NEW YORK
BOSTON
gGreen
Totals Sl3S Totals

a-Struck out for Nichols in 9th; b
Lined out for Farley in Hh; Gran for
Pagliaroni in sth; Called out on strikes
for Lopez in 9TH; e-Ran for Berra in
eth; f Struck out for Sheldon in 9TH;
Doubled for Radatz in 9th.
New York e.. .--.. ........ lao lo7 oO9-s
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Results Yesterday
San Francisco. Z; st. Louis, 2.
Cincinnati, 6: Philadelphia, 5.
Los Angeles, S; Houston. 2.
Pittsburgh. 6; Milwaukee. 0.
New York, 6; Chicago, 5 u1
innings.
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ToDAY'S GAMES AND PROBABLE PITCHERS
New York at Boson-Turley Cl-0) Conley C4-2)
Los Angeles Baltimore night-Bensky Qurk
(Ony games scheduled
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REDS, S; PILLS, 5
PHILADELPHIA

a-Flied out for DrabOwsky in
d. Grounded into force for Coleman in
9TH
Cincinnati .............. olo 900 77l-S
Philadelphia ............ ol3 900 olo-S
Evening star., 1962-05-17
ToDAY,s GAMES AND PROBABLE PITCHERS

TODAYS GAMES AND PROBABLE PITCHERS
St Louis at San Francsco-Gbson 4-2) ODe (5-0).
Cincinnati at Philadelphia nght-OToole C3-4) McLish
800.
Milwaukee Pittsburgh night-Shaw (3- vs. Friend
Houston Los Angeles nght-Golden QD Koufax
tOnly games scheduedO
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WP-Gallagher. U-Berry, Honochick,
Smith, Schwartz. T-2:Al. A-S,2As
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Games Tomorrow
Chicago at Philadelphia, night.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, night.
New York at Milwaukee, night.
st. Louis at Los Angeles. night.
Houston at San Francisco,
night.
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MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
ANGELS, 3; ORIOLES,
LOS ANGELES

a-GrOunded out for Estrada in 9Th;
b-Struck out for Adair in sth; c. Ground
ed out for Hoeft in 9Th; d Struck out
for Lau in 9th; e-Ran for Powell in 9th.
Los Angeles .............., 100 0o7 COO
Baltimore ............... 900 900 COL
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oI3 900 olo Co.'S
Ml 90 Olo ol-6

E-Jackson, Cook. PO-A-C Chicago 3l-l6
Zone out when winning run scored), New
York 33-e. DIP Ellsworth, Hubbs and
Banks. LOB Chicago 9, New York II.
B-Brock, Cook, Barragan. HR Banks,
RnhArfSon unhhe
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E-None. PO-A-Los Angeles U-ll, Bal
timOre III. DIP Burgess, unassisted. LOB
Los Angeles s, Baltimore 8.
2B-Wagner. HR Wagner, Thomas. SB
Pearson, Hoppe, Thomas s Robinson.
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NETS, 6; CUBS, 5
NEW YORK
CHICAGO

a-Sacrificed for Hillman in 3rd b
Grounded out for Ellsworth In 9TH; C
Ran for Chit in 9TH; d-Fied out for
Miller in 9TH; e-Ran for Cook in 10th;
f-Struck out for r. Anderson in llth
Chicago . ..... oI3 900 0lo Co.'S
New York . e. . ool 90 olo ol-S
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DODGERS, S; COILS, z

E-Moon, Spangler, Amalfitano. PO.A-
Houston 24-5, Los Angeles 27.s. DIP Bur
right, Wills and Moon; Burright and
Moon. LOB Houston II, Los Angeles 8.
2B-Mejias, Smith SB wills z, Moon,
W. Davis q S-W. Davis 2, Aspromonte.
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PIRATES, s; BRAVES, o

E-None. PO-A- Milwaukee 2A-lo. Pitts
burgh u.l9. DIP Groat, Mazerosd and
Stuart. LOB Milwaukee II, Pittsburgh s.
2B-McMillan, Hoax, Adcock, Stuart,
Groat. 3Bmv virden Z, Mclean. HR-