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Nancy Upehurch
Win z Titles in
D. AAU Divine

Nancy Upchurch won District
AAU senior high and low board
diving championships yesterday
at the Sheraton Park Hotel
swimming pool.
Miss Upchurch successfully
defended her championship in
the low board, and in the high
board dethroned Sara Watt,
who had beaten her by a tenth
Of a point last year.
Steve Wescott and Rob
Carney won the mems low and
high board titles respectively.
The summaries:
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College Park swim Club o2S5.25: Rob
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Mems high board, Rob Carney,
325.10:- 2, Steve Wescott. 324.75; 3,
Jerry Jennings. 294.65.
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AngeIsLose
To0rio|es

BALTIMORE. Aug. 4 (AP)-
Rig hit h a n der Jack Fisher
weathered a ninth-inning up
rising tonight and pitched the
Orioles to a 81 victory over
the Angels.
Lee Thomas led off the ninth
with a double off the rightfield
fence. He moved up on an in
field out and Felix Torres drove
Thomas home with an infield
single.
Joe Hoppe famed to end the
game.
Home runs by Russ Snyder
and Boog Powell helped Fisher
put his record at As. Fisher
gave up four hits, two of them
in the second inning and two
more in the ninth.
Snyder hit his eighth home
run into the rightfield seats
in the third. Powell's homer
his l2th-came in the seventh.
Baltimore picked up a run
in the fourth when Brooks
r Crimson singled, Powell
walked and Ron Hansen sin
gled.
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BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star Staff Writer

LOS ANGELES, Aug. A.
Five newcomers with pro ex-
perience and three rockies ap-
parently have found a home
with the 1862 Redskins.
AS the squad lined up for the
last full scale scrimmage be-
fore next weeks exhibition
opener with the Rams, only %
followers seemed certain to be
retained. Nine more players,
counting two vets, might be
considered borderline cases.
The five men from other
clubs who figure to stick are
Halfback Bobby Mitchell
Browns, Linebacker Gordon
Kelley (Forty-Niners), Guard
John Nisby (Steelers), Defen-
sive Halfback Bob Freeman
and Halfback Billy Barnes
(both Eagles.
Jackson on List
The three rookie standouts
are Halfback Leroy Jackson of
Western Illinois, the clubs No.
l draft choice, Defensive
Tackle Togo Silvani of Adams
State and Defensive End
Charlie Moore of Arkansas.
The question marks are
Quarterback Galen Hall of
Penn State, Halfback Doug FL
more of Mississippi, Center Bob
Hacker of Maryland, Guard
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Floyd Advances
AtChurIottesviIIe

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
Aug. 4 (AP)-Top-Seeded Don
Floyd Of Arlington slammed
down two opponents today to
enter the semi finals of the
Virginia State seniors tennis
tournament.
Floyd defaeted Richard Shop
herd Of Norfolk, Ga, 6-3, in
the opening round, then set
down DR.. Frank Wells of Nor
folk, 60, 81, in the quarter
finals.
Second-seeded Bob Atwood
OF Richmond and Third-Seeded
Don Leavens Of Mclean ad-
vanced. Leavens defeated DR..
]. H. Allan Of Charlottesville
So, 60, in the second round,
and Albertbert Jones Of Arling-
ton, 60, IS, in the quarter
finals.
Other first round scores in
Guided: DR.. Frank Wells of
Norfolk defeated DR.. Arts Car
pouSis Of Arlington, 60. IS;
Carl Rohmann of Charlottes-
vile defeated Bob Burgess Of
Arlington, 60, 6-1.
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Fairfax High
Names Two
NewCouches

Dick Claypool. former George
Washington University athlete,
and Ray Peterson, ex-West
Virginia University football
and track ace, have been
named to head coaching posi-
tons at Fairfax High School.
Principal Cyrus H. Doub
announced yesterday that Clay
pool would replace Jim Moeller
as the varsity football coach
of the Rebels, while Peterson
will assist Claypool in football
and serve as head track coach,
succeeding Bob Tabor.
Moeller. former baseball
coach at Fairfax, has returned
to that sport after four years
as head football coach, sue
ceeding Hal Stalnaker, who re-
Gently was named athletic di-
rector. Tabor has assumed the
assistant principalship at Fair
fax High, leaving the sports
scene.
Claypool played on the 1857
CIV Sun Bowl team as a half
back. He is a native of Wander
gift. Pa, and has been an as
sistant football coach at George
Washington High for the last
four years. He also lettered in
baseball for the Colonials as
an outfielder.
Peterson starred in football
and track at George Mason
High School and also was a
two-sport standout at the Uni
versity Of West Virginia. After
graduation from college in
1860 he coached one year in
West Virginia.
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Dodgers Down Cubs, 5-3
On Willie Dovis' Home Run

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 4 CAP)
Willie Davis produced the
deciding runs with his 18th
homer as the league-leaoing
Dodgers defeated the Cubs. So,
before a crowd of 27,625 today.
The Dodgers. who have beat
en- Chicago nine times in IL
meetings this season, stayed
five games ahead Of the second
place Giants, who defeated
Pittsburgh.
Right-hander Stan Williams
won his 10th in II decisions.
but needed a superb relief per-
Torrance by Ron Perranoski
in the seventh inning.
Williams had a 4-2 lead when
he was removed with none out
in the seventh after Don
Landrum walked and Ken
Hubbs doubled. Ron Santo, the
first man to face Perranoski,
hit grounder to Maury Wills
who fired the ball to Catcher
Johnny RoSeboro to nab Lam
drum between third and home
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Perranoski then retired George
Altman and Ernie Banks.
RoSeboro accounted for the
final Dodger run with q homer
in the eighth.
Willie Davis, who hit his
two-run homer off loser Glen
Hobbie Gid in the fifth,
also picked up two stolen
bases, running his season total
to %. Wills stole his 55th and
seth.
Altman drove in two of
Chicago's runs, the first with
q single in the first and the
other with a groundout in the
ninth. Banks scored on a field
er's choice in the sixth after
leading off with a double.
Wills opened with a walk in
the. first, stole second, took
third on an error and scored
when Ron Fairly singled. The
Dodgers got another; run In
the second, when Roseboro
singled, moved to third on q
hit by Daryl Spencer and
came in on a double play.
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Braves Sweep Pills,
Sioin Wins Nightcop

MILWAUKEE,. Aug. 4 (AP).-
Tommy Aaron's grand-slam
homer with two out in the ninth
boosted the Braves to q 7-3 VIC
tory and a sweep Of a double
header with the, Phils today
after southpawssBob Hendley
breezed to a 6e2 triumph in the
opener
Aaron, the rookie,kid brother
Of the Braves Hank, blasted q
pitch by Believer Jack Blad-
schun against the wind into the
bleachersS in Left Held.
The hon5ef, Aaron's fourth Of
the season, capped q Braves
comeback fingered by Phila-
delphia fielding lapses.
Milwaukee tied the game in
the eighth with a pair of runs
against Chris Short who failed
to cover firshs on N infield tap
allowing Hank Aaron to get on
base. Msye bounced q hit be-
tween thu zaate aid the mound
and Short threw the ball into
rightfield as Aaron raced to
third and Maye to second. Joe
Adcock's single to left center
scored both runners.
Baldschun, who has a Ga
record, relieved Short and re-
tired five straight batters be-
fore walking Eddie Mathews
with two out NJ The ninth.
Mathews stole second and went
to third on a wild throw by
catcher Clay Dalrymple. Hank
Aaron was walked andEMAye
was passed Intentionally. Set-
tfhgss the stage for .Tommie
Aaron, wf1oentered the game In
the top Of the ninth as a re-
placement for Adcock. eft
Hendley was. In command all
the way in the opener after the
Braves presented him a four
run lead in the first inning. A
three-run homer by Adcoek,
his Goth, capped the uprising
Hendley accounted for two
more runs in the second with
his first major league homer.
Hendley kept the Phillies hit
ting on the ground most Of the
way. and the Milwaukee OUT
field had only one putout. Adj
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8-3,
Over indians
With 4-Hitter

CLEVELAND, Aug. 4 (AP).-
The Athletics scored six runs
in the first four innings and
romped to an 8-3 victory over
the Indians today.
Diego Segui (8-5) held the.
Indians to four hits in the eight,
innings he pitched and whacked
his first major league home
run. in the fourth inning. John
Wyatt pitched the final inning.
John Romano belted a two.
run homer in the first inning,
giving the Indians a 81 lead.
Then Segui closed the door un--
til the eighth when Rookie Al
Luplow hit a homer.
The Athletics smaked out 10
hits, including 10 in the first
four innings. Jim Perry (8-9)
was tagged with the loss.
The defeat was Cleveland's
18th in its last Is games.
KANSAS CITY CLEVELAND
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I understand that I'm the
only American Lacquer to have
hit three homers in a game
twice during a season. This
came in 1857 against the White
Sox and Indians.
However, there have been
four homers in an inning before
but not done consecutively.
Luckily, I was involved in two
Of them. In 1857. a good year
for me, Gene Mauch, myself,
Dick Gernert and Frank NAL
zone did it. Back in 1910,
/ homered leading off and then
Jimmy Foxx, Joe Cronin and
Tabor also hit homers in that
inning but not conSecutively.
The Tigers did it in 1850 with
Dizzy Trout. Gerry Priddy, Vic
Wertz and Hoot Evers.
However. the record for hon.
ers in a single inning is five
held by the 1899 Giants and
surprisingly enough by the 1949
Phillies.
So when any so-called base
ball purist starts claiming that
home runs are not a legitimate
part of baseball, ask where
baseball would be without them.
The game either progresses
like anything else in civiliza-
ton or it stagnates. Right
now, it's the ultimate weapon.
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Let Ted williams and his
staff 0fsSports experts answer
your question on all outdoor
sports. Write to him in care
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Cords Edge Colts, 20,
On Woshburn 4-Hitter

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 4 (AP)-
Rookie Ray Washburn pitched
no-hit ball for 61s innings to-
day and finished with a four
hitter as the Cardinals de-
feated the Colts, 20.
Ex-Cardinal Carl Warwick
singled to left in the seventh
to break Washburn's spell after
the highlander retired Ia
men in order. He faced only 80
batters.
The Cardinals scored both Of
their runs off Bob Bruce in the
fourth inning.
Charley James was hit by a
pitch and Gene Oliver drove
him in with a double high off
the rightfield screen. Dial Max
will followed with a run-scor-
ing bloop single.
u0TTCT0N CIT nTrrc
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WicomicoPost
AdVancesin
Legion Play
BY DICK SLAY
Star Staff Writer

The American Legion junior
baseball team of Wicomico
Post "a shrugged off the alb
sence of its leading hitter
yesterday and eliminated Essex
Post 148 of Baltimore County,
TO. from the Maryland State
championship tournament at
College Park.
Howard Wilson, Wicomico's
5 = foot = 8 centerfielder who
batted 500 in the regular
season. had to leave the team
Friday night. He is a rock M
roll singer and had been sum-
moned to New York.
If that's show biz, as the
saying goes, then Wicomico
more than faced up to adver-
Sity in traditional style. The
Eastern Shore club not only
scored the first shutout in
five tournament games but
also turned in the first error
less performance.
Grover Adkins, a 6-foot-4
Highlander, worked four in
nings before retiring with a sore
pitching arm and Harvey Mas
Sey finished up to preserve the
shutout. Meanwhile, Wicomico
was collecting 10 singles and
one double, led by Harvey
Beahm's three hits and two
runs-batted-in.
Wicomico, which beat Lati-
mar Post % of Takoma Park
Friday, advances to today's fl
mails against unbeaten Fort
Cumberland Post Is in either
one or two games, beginning
at l pm. Cumberland, which
beat Wicomico, 6-5, in 10 in
nings in the tourney opener
Thursday, needs to win only
one more game for the State
title.
ESSEX 900 600 600 5 81
100 400 O3x-7 II 81
McMullen, Zborai az. Harrison (S)
and Porter. Kroe "a; Adkins, Massey
80 and Leichty.
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the only other holdover, is alb
sent with a knee injury. The
other five either were traded
or retired.
Horner's Kicks Best
McPeak hopes that by the
time the league race opens the
Redskins will have a reliable
secondary in Jim Steffen, Free
man or Joe Krakoski, Dale
Hackbart and Sam Horner or
Claude Crabb.
Crabb, a rookie from Colo
RADIO, has the edge on Sam de-
fensively, but Horner's left
footed punting still is the class
Of the camp.
Speaking of kicking, Johnny
Aveni, although a disappoint-
ment last year, Is still in the
running for the place-kicking
job because of his tremendous
power. Aveni doesn't look good
enough to make it as an end,
but Bob Khayat, returning
after a years layoff, still is a
question mark.
Defenses Good
The defense was far ahead
of the offense in today's long
scrimmage. McPeak pointed
out, however, that the team
used only basic patterns. He
didn't experiment with the
trick pass plays and reverses
he hopes to use later on with
Bobby Mitchell on the receiv-
ing end.
Norman Snead picked on
Horner to complete touchdown
passes of 60 and 6 yards to
Fred Dugan. He also COM
pleted 20-yard scoring pitch
to rookie Lee Curley. A As
yard toss to Mitchell was ruled
out of bounds, and a 23-yard
touchdown to Bill Anderson
was nullified by a holding
penalty. In all, Norman COM
pleted 10 out Of 10 for 100
years.
Hall completed 5 Of his IL
throws for 80 yards and had
one intercepted by Lon Herr
brun. George Izo completed
three of four, for short yard
age. and had one dropped on
him.
Mitchell was stopped cold on
seven running plays. Dick
James 30-yard run was the
longest Of the afternoon, but
he finished with 20 yards on
five carries. Billy Barnes topped
the runners with 81 yards on
seven carries.
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oSuAo OAb Va SAACA OdAAtAA4 n.
The ultimate weapon, Of
course, is the homer.
Many people wondered why I
never hit to left all the time
when the Boudreau shift was
used on me. I didn't hit to left
because I was paid 70 slug and
I don't slug to left field.
The same way others are
paid for their abilities to slap
the singles, hit-them-where-
they-ain't. bunt. Each is part Of
the whole. And the whole is
part of the complete team that
either wins l0ses. But a
player does what he does best.
Everyone likes to talk about
home runs as .evinced by the
Maris-Mantle bombardment Of
last year and the excitement
and coverage of the MN boys
certainly proves the fans like
their home runs.
Nevertheless, there are some
other interesting home-run
records that sve4r tie BOOKS and
sometimes forgotten. Only last
season, JIM Gentle became the
first player in history to hit
two consecutive grand SIAM
mers in a game, May 9. Three
others have hit two bases
loaded homers in a game but
not consecutively; they were.
Tony Lazzeri, YankS, 1886, Jim
Tabor, Red Sox, 1899; and
Rudy York, Red Sox, 1916.
Another new record set last
season was four consecutive
homers in an inning, which
was made by Milwaukee and
they still lost the game. Eddie
Mathews, Hank Aaron, Joe Ad-
cock and Frank Thomas ham
died that chore.
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Eiqht Newcomers Nav Stick
On 1862 Redskins Squad

Allen Miller of Ohio u, Line
hacker Lon Herzbrun Of Ten
nessee, Guard John Childress
of Arkansas, Fullback Ron
Hatcher Of Michigan State and
veteran Linebackers Roy Will
kinS and Dick LaSse.
Hacker, at the moment, is
the lone center behind Fred
Hageman, but the rockies 215-
pound frame is against him.
His technique and drive are
Al, but he may be too light
for the position. Hall must
beat out George Izo, a more
experienced thrower, unless
Coach Bill McPeak keeps three
quarterbackS.
Squad Still Large
The middle linebacker spot
is wide open and Herzbrun's
chances look as good as any
body's.
Fifty-six players are still in
camp. Never before has the
club kept so many for so long.
Some cuts must be made this
week or the Redskins will have
to charter another plane to
bring the squad home.
Another dogfight is in prog
ress between Hatcher and vet
eran Jim Cunningham at full
back.
In the defensive secondary,
not one of the halfbacks with
the Redskins this time last year
are here. Doyle Schick, one of
last years seven. is being tried
as a linebacker and Jim Kerr,
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Bills Sion FuIIbuck
BUFFALO. NY. Aug 4 (AP)

BUFFALO, NY, Aug. 4 (AP)
The Buffalo Bills of the
American Football League an
nounced today the signing of
Cookie Gilchrist, a 243 pound
fullback cut loose by the
Toronto Argonauts of the Ca
madam League for breaking
training.
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Washburn was in trouble
only in the eighth when AL
Spangler got a pinch single
and j. C. Hartman doubled
with two out.
.Washburn struck out eight,
all in the first six innings, and
walked one in his first big
league shutout. He has a 1915
record with five victories in his
last 6 decisions.
Bruce has a 6-6 record.
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Jim HoIIorun
Moves Up

Catcher Harry Russell of the
Union Printers continues to
lead the Industrial League hit
tiers with a .435 average, but
teammate Jim Holloran is NOV
ing up fast.
Holloran picked up 81 points
during the past week while
Russell dropped seven. Danny
McNab of Federal Storage is
in third place with a 1886 mark.
The leading hitters:
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Dallas ALL Club
Reported Moving
To New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 4 (AP)
The New Orleans States-Item
said today there is a strong
possibility the city's entry into.
the America Football League
will be by franchise transfer,
rather than by expansion. -
Gro Duplaintier, States-Item,
executive sports editor. writing
from Chicago. said the likliest
prospect for the transfer is the
Dallas Texan club. owned by
Gilman Lamar Hunt. =
Duplantier quoted unidenti>,
fled sources as saying Hunt was
ready to throw in the towel in,
his battle with the rival Ma,
tional League Cowboys despite
Hunts role as founder of the
AFL and its current president,
A New Orleans group, headed.
by David Dixon. applied for an,
AFL franchise at Boston earlier
this year. They were put off at,
the last minute. along with.
Atlanta and other cities.
Dixon's group still has q
$25. 900 good faith" deposit
with the ALL. -
ATLANTA, Aug. 4 (AP).-,
Lamar Hunt, owner of the Dali.
las Texans, said today he has,
no plans for moving his pro-
fesSional football teams fran.
chise to New Orleans.
Told that a New Orleans.
newspaper was specializing that
the millionaire Gilman may
give up in his competition with.
the Dallas Cowboys, Hunt said,
they must be talking about the
Cowboys moving"
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Biunchi Signs Again

SYRACUSE, NY, Aug. 4
(AP). - Veteran Al Bianchi
signed today for his seventh
season with the Syracuse Ma
tionsl, bringing to seven the
number of players the National
Basketball Association club has
in hand for 1962-63.
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Phil Hill to Race

CAGUAS. Puerto Rico, Aug
4 Especially Phil Hill of Santa
Monica, Calf, the world driv-
ing champion, and brothers
Pedro and Ricardo Rodriguez
of Mexico will drive Ferraris
for the North American Racing
Team in the inaugural Grand
Prix de Puerto Rico. The race
is scheduled here at the An
titles Racing Circuit as part
Of nine-day program Novem-
Der Sill.
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TeIevision

TeIevision -.
Baseball
Washington at ston,
WTOP-9, 1870 pm.
Lacrosse
Box Lacrosse, WJZ-13, l pm.
Bowling
CHI a mp 10 MS hip Bowling,
WMAL-7, noon.
Bowling Teens, WMAL-7,
! pm.
Auto Racing
The Rage to Race, WTOP-9,
6 pm.
ROdeO
Cheyenne Frontier Rodeo,
WMAL-7, 5 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05
Had Good Sturt

Jerry Kindall. acquired last.
winter by Cleveland from the
Chicago Cubs, was Big Ten bat
ting and home run champion
for Minnesota in 1856.
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Coach Was q Winner

Gordon Maltzberger, pitching
coach of the Minnesota Twins.
compiled a 20-13 record as a
pitcher with the Chicago White,
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SPEAKING OUT
Home Run Still
The Fons' Fovorite
BY TED WILLIAMS

Whether wants to admit not the big weapon
in baseball is the home run no-hitter classic work Of
art shuou is sbeautfu painting. Stealing bases and the
are ballet movements but said there
nothing so beautiful as the baseball makes when it
snarS Of fLa bollfa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05

Wills was aboard on a walk
when Willie Davis homered in
the sixth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05

cock had IT putouts at first
base, four short of the National
League record held by many.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05

x-Faced one man In 9TH.
U-Salerno, Berry, Honochick, Schwarts,
T-2:34. A-3,6l3 =
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Radio
Baseball

Washington at Boston,
WTOP-1500, 1870 pm. double
header.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05

E-None. PO-A-Houston 24-s, St.Louis
~. DP-White, Maxvill and White; Me.
jas and Goodman. LOB Houston 4, St.
Louis 5.
2B- Hartman, White 2, Oliver, Javier
SB -Amalfitano, Jayier.
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E-Francona, Phillips. PO-A-Kansas
City 27-s, Cleveland D-ll. L0B-Kansas'
City ~, Cleveland 4. -
7B-Lumpe, johnson, Tasbys Jimenez.
HR- Romano, Segui, Luplow. SB-Tarta--
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oil 900 0lO-3
900 o1o OIL

E-Short, Lemaster. Boiling, DalrympIe.
Po-A-P Philadelphia 26-s 1.-TWO out when
winning run scored, Milwaukee III.
LOB Philadelphia 7, Milwaukee 2.
2B-O Odds, Adcock. HR Sievers, T..
Aaron. SD Mathews. SSayage, Wiley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05
\: MONTGOMERYW WARD

wheel alignment: tested on
Preeislensd equipment
bOffery check: all cells tested
for exact condition
X lire ehseIk; for nails. cuts
4 Important paris checked: suil.
pipe, muffler, brakes
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E-AmarO, Hendley. PO-A- Philadelphia
74-lo, Milwaukee D-ls. DP-Taylor, Am
arc and Sievers; Boiling and Adcock;
Mcmillan and Adcock; Mcmillan, Boiling
and Adcock. LOB-Philadelphia S, Milwau-
kee T.
7B-Amaro. Bell. HR-AdcOck, Hsndley.
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