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The Nome nugget., 1962-03-19
NEW IBM coMpUTER

JUNEAU R - A new IBM com outer, which can whip out material at rate of 500 lines a minute, was dedicated Friday by Gov. Wm. Egan.
 The new unit is located in the basement of the Alaska Office Bldg.
 Floyd Guertin, State Conmis- sioner of Administration, said that with the new conputer, the entire state payroll can be completed in three days, once all the necessary information is in Juneau.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-19

Scientists are trying to harness the energy of bacteria. They hope some day to use these tiny one celled animals to make electrical power from garbage, and to op- crate submarines more cheaply than by nuclear energy.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-19

Marriage resembles pair of shears, so joined that they can- not be separated; often moving in opposite directions, yet ak.ays punishing anyone who comes be- tween them.' Sydney Smith.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-19
Government Spending 10 Climb

Government Spending 10 Climb
 WASHINGTON tR Spending by state and local governments will climb $4.5 billion this year to a record $63 billion, the Commerce Department estimated Sunday. The federal government plans to spend about $92.5 billion in the fiscal year starting next July 1.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-19

He said the new method can reasonably be expected to lower radiation dosage to the patient in gastrointestinaI examinations by half, and in certain heart exam- nations by as much as 90 per cent. a
 One thing is reasonably cer- tain," Dr. Morgan said. "Televi- sion methods and screen intensi- fcation will find increasing use in all hospitals, large and small"
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-19

MAN IN sPAeE-sANs CAPSULE Sgt Wilfred J. choreifs tNoHh Providence, D of fhe U. S. Army Parachute Team, eups 1000 feet above inc dese cenfo. cof The Army hopes beiier several world puruhung records.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-19

freedom in the design and use of his apparatus in the years to come. Improvements include use of the horoscope in normal daylight and improved \. radiologic i'm ages, both in terms of detail and contrast-all at extremely low [radiationl dosage values"
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-19

This is tlie third in q series of reports on recent advances in the diugnostic and sheYu- peufie use of medical x-ruys. Todcy's report des cr;bes how television teehniques ore now being used 10 diagnose disease. A subsequent article will discuss new research
 findings in the treatment of cancer. Fl
Evening star., 1962-05-19

prise to me" )" said Driver Johnny
Simpson after sending the son
of Adios- Trustful Hanover over
the mile in 2:0lH. He had
not looked good in his three
previous starts. We got a break
at the three-quarter pole when
/ was able to slip inside and
save ground"
Thor Hanover. owned jointly
by Simpson, Lawrence and
Charlotte Sheppard of Ham
over. Pa, and T. w. Murphy of
PoughkeepSie. N. Y, will start
next in the Cane May 81. He
also is eligible for the Little
Brown jug late in September
Thor Hanover's win price was
$l44 for 81, third highest win
mutuel in the history of the
track. He was $27.I0 for place
an d$7 so to show.
Thor Hanover, winner of
only $9.466 in 20 previous
starts. picked up $84,715.
Adora's Dream, made a sup
Elementary entry at the cost of
$500 earned $42,357.73.
Evening star., 1962-05-19
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

more. and Belinsky. Los Angeles, IS;
Chicago. IS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING BASED on IS OF more at
wSSkue1 Williams ch,css0 san TrspeiseS s15 1or;.Is 35t
Phiiadelphia, ,S4i; DairYmple. Phiis'
oelphia, .33S; Pinson. Cincinnati
RUHs&Pinson. Cincinnati. >sI: wills
cisco. 30; Williams. Chicago anc
RUNS BATTED IN-Cepeda. San Fran.
cisco. 3S; Ptnson. Cincinnati, 36; T
Francisco and Demeter. Philadelphia
HITs-winiams. Chicago and p. Alou
San Francisco, 46: Plnson, Cincin
Groat, PITTSBURGH and Hitler, sar
D0UBLEs~Robinson. Cincinnati. IL
Pinson, Cincinnati and Cepeda anc
PstsVenpGrt' ~ en san Francisco 10; Bower
TRIPLES Williams, Chicago ane
Ranew Houston. 4; nine tied with .
HOME RUNS-Pinson, Cincinnati. ~
Sss anc ehessS hGspsS' ssn
STOLEN BAsEs-wins. Los Angeles
is, w. Davis, Los Angeles, 2; TAYLOR
EHllhutlpIllh. SAVAGE, Fnllauelpnla
st. Louis. @.
PITCHING BASED on five or more de.
1000; Pierce. san Francisco. 30
.s33; Shaw. Milwaukee and Mclean
PittsbuIEh; Al. 800. -,
10; johnson, Houston. 40: Farrell
Houston and ODell San Francisco
A.; Gibson. st. Louis. 40.
Evening star., 1962-05-19
By CARL SELL
Star Staff Writer

Here's a legitimate tip for
harness racing fans on the fea-
tured fifth race tonight al
RoSecroft: Quick Lady is the
choice Of Racing Secretary Ted
Leonard in the mile test for
Class A and AA PAGERS.
Leonard assigned the post
positions for the race, which
carries a purse of $2,500, &C
cording to his judgment of the
horses ability. He put Quick
Lady. driven by Olin Davis, in
the seventh and last position.
Normally, the post positions
are determined by a draw. The
reason for Leonard turning
Handicapped is that horses from
different classes are entered. He
has assigned them post posi-
tionS according to his Judgment
of their abilities, same as a
racing secretary at flat track
assigns weight.
The top choice got the out
side pole with the outsider or
the rail.
Leonard has been the racing
secretary at Rosecroft for eight
years. He also has served ir
the same capacity at Sports
mans Park in Chicago, Wheel
ing Downs in Wheeling, w. Va.
and Grandview near Cleveland
A consolation payoff cropped
up last night in the twin double
as no tickets were sold on Sky.
well, longshot winner of the
ninth race. Fourteen holders OF
the 1876 combination on the
sixth, seventh and eighth race,
Evening star., 1962-05-19
DECIDEDLY? RIDAN? JAIPUR?
The Preokness Is a Guessing Game

There was also strong back
ing for Townsend Martins
hard-luck colt. Sunrise County,
who continued to get the bad
breaks by drawing the No. IL
outside starting post. Ismael
Valenzuela was Subbing fer
Willie Shoemaker on Sunrise
County. Shoe" committed him.
self earlier to ride Cicada in
the Acorn Stakes today.
The Crimson King Farms
Crimson Satan. last years 3
year-old champion in a number
of polls. was not without his
supporters despite his sixth
place finish in the Derby. Jim
Phelps was riding Crimson
Satan.
Vimy Ridge Dark Horse
If there was a dark horse in
the lineup it was the imported
Vimy Ridge. an English-bred
owned by Frank E. Power. a
Read ing pa veterinarian.
Vimy Ridge established an
American turf record last
month at Laurel when he ran a
mile in 1:343s. Sam BoulmetiS
was his jockey today.
Evening star., 1962-05-19

81 on the early line. Ridan.
owned by Mrs. Moody Jolly,
also was an early 81 pick.
Many observers believed that
the presence of Bill Hartack
aboard Decidedly might swing
enough dollars to make the
California bred the eventual
public choice. Six years ago,
when his popularity was soar
ing. Hartack won the Freak
ness with Fabius.
Colorful Manuel Ycaza, seek
ing his first PreakneSS triumph,
was refining Ridan, who gave
the Panamanian-born rider a
fit in the Derby when he ran
out along the backstretch and
then finished third, despite
lilo odds.
Also gaining strong support
was T. Allie Grissom's Roman
Line, a surprise second in the
Evening star., 1962-05-19
By the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING (based on rs or more Al
batSl-Jtmenez, Kansas City. .375i
Rollins, Minnesota, .357; Kaline
Detroit .342; Robinson. Chicago
:34I; Boyer, New York, and A
RUNS-Howser. Kansas City. 20: Sic.
bern, Kansas City, and Green. Min.
nesota, 2S; Mantle, New York. ~;
Lands and Cunningham, Chicago
RUNS BATTED IN-Robinson, Chicago
~; siebern, Kansas City, and Ks.
City, 2s; Rollins, Minnesota. %.
HITS-Rollins, Minnesota, 45: Robin.
Chicago, and Cimoh. Kansas City
80; Lumpe, Kansas City, Al; Kaline
Detroit, and Battey, Minnesota, 40.
DOUBLES--Green Minnesota. 13; De
Greco. Kansas City. II: Robinson
eIiSi 81 eisSt tied led SHfniRsnam' With 8 cni'asO
TRIPLES - Cimolo, Kansas City. 4;
Bressoud. Boston; A. Smith. Chi
cago. and Bruton and Kaline. De-
HOME RUNS - Kalins. Detroit and
chsas6 ana hS' casS anseHs nsro 4 q La6es aeh
tile, Baltimore; Mantle. New York
and ESsegian. Cleveland, :.
STOLEN BASES-Howser, Kansas City
IL: Aparicio. Chicago, 9: Wood, De.
troit, z; Charles, Kansas City. 81
Lands, Chicago, and Temple. B1ti-
PITCHiNG Cbased on 5 or more deci.
sionsl = Donovan. Cleveland. 10
1000; Belinsky, Los Angeles. 5-l
.S33; Pappas and Barber. Baltimore
Al; 800; Pascual Minnesota. 81
sTRiKEOUTs-Pascual. Minnesota. AZ
Ford. New York, 40; Pappas, Balti
Evening star., 1962-05-19
LEONARD TURNS HANDICAPPER
Quick Lady Choice
Of Rosecroft .OfficioI

in the crowd of 7,173 each COL
lected $1,041.40.
Favored April Goose won the
$2,250 fifth race while Lieuten-
ant Gray ($10.40 took the
eighth for the same purse and
Skywell ($21.60) upset form in
the ninth. also for $2,250.
Evening star., 1962-05-19
Wheaton High VouIter
Hits L Feet II Inches

added a foot to the record Of
Al feet z inches he set last year.
AL Caron was another double
winner. The hurdler from Blair
won the highs in 15.l seconds
and the lows in 20.S.
The other record broken was
in the mile by John Lawlor Of
Northwood in 4 minutes and
80 seconds, clipping over seven
seconds off the old mark.
I.0-yard hurdles: Al caron,
3-Brian Wright, Richard Montgom-
cry; mike Putcakvlish. Wheaton.
100; i@Brucs Bell, NOrthwOOd; .
THT:t'tgii TI%.t tog!iiof| John Bsaii' wheaton.
Mile John LawIor. Northwood
Mike Williams. B-cC; 3-Jack
Hadler; tom Rabenhorst, North
Of 4;40;4. set by Don Whitten Of Blair
40: Bob Copeland. Northvood;
@Jim Craig. Blair; 3-Tom HUM,
walter Walt oss Johnson; 4-5ill Miller. Blair
: iso-ysrd low hurdles: l-M carOn,
Nelson. Wheaton; pablo Drobney,
NoftsEood jim ih Barley MSiGs NOrthRSCa; 6SsOS
B-cc: Tf%e. TTfoeotG3 o:g3.si s-H0"ard Metro
=, ssosyard run; Dan Frye. B-cc;
Bee Mf6m Hlf5i Slfss Rsb.snoRTstk SRack ESSa. TI%.
Mile relay: blair (Bm Leibouici
TTurner); s-B-cc; 3GNorthwood: a.
44o: GCor iMNorthwoOde %e' tSs1roii c;gl 81 Harm,
RICK Gibson Bruce Bel 0a and HA.hai jim
son; aS SEs;cc, Time. Ofxt'ef O:fx.7 '0nn-
reisisoSn Art reeS dCdbsTes bsGe & .SiEr SST Chi
RSS %s.,td1a! I5afton1; -NCrthWood; 5@
Shot put. Mike Cahoon, B-CC: .
Msan,sC Msn ChStnam; Ntnis Northyood; 2; Ksr
!wslter johnson. Distance, 10 Feet :
Pole vault. Yves Schmidt, Wheat.
on; 2 Julian Rainwater. Blair: 5. Pete
Of ~ feet inches set by Tim viii vii.
liaws Of B-Cc in 196D.
wheston u Al turner m E1sI sIa,TT!h ,Th9mRsSFn q MfF,
Lotus, Walter johnson; 4, jim Robin.
sor; senord 5-Cc oe 9 feet inch IBreaks old
Bill Price Of Walter johnson % IN M Iaei y =
Broad jump, Bill Hayden, Walter
Johnson; 2. Julian RainwateT, Blair;
Z; 3, Al Turner Blair; 4, Kerry Kelpy,
Discus-l.. Ken Chatham, North
Eood: :, Art Brooke, B-CC; 2. John
Gawler, wheaton: 4, Bob Pine. Richard
Hop-step- jump, Bill Hayden. wal.
yer Johnson; .. Bryant Agnew, B-CC;
T,,,tan y I'm Fahey: B,CC; 4 Dick offutt
record Al feet 7h inches set by Hsy.
den last year,.
No.,su.. Team Scores 49,,
aat aNoTw5hhwood; wh; 81 B-CC. 39h; Blair
IL; Richard MONTGOMERY,
Evening star., 1962-05-19
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Raeing Editor

BALTIMORE, May lex
element scared with the ther-
mometer today as early birc
fans in a crowd expected to tor
80, 900 streamed into old Pimlicc
for what promised to be a his
tory making $150,000 added
PreakneSs Stakes.
By number this was the 86th
PreakneSs and on paper il
looked like a hell-for-leathel
battle from bell to wire with
IL 3-year-olds awaiting the
break in the mile-and-three-
Sixteenths classic, second test
of the American Triple Crown
Decidedly. Ridan and JaipuI
were the names most heard
from the crowd at Old Hilltop
today. However, even the most
talented Handicapped was not
willing to say confidently which
of the trio eventually would be
favored on the big infield board
at the 5:45 pm. post time.
So on Morning Line
George Widener'S Jaipur. who
Spurned the Kentucky Derby
but made his reputation by
winning the WitherS last week
end and whipping the now.
retired Sir Gaylord four time.
last year. was the morning.
line favorite on the Pimlicc
program at S to 2.
Jockey Bobby USsery, whC
won the PreaknesS two year.
ago with Inflated Bally Ache
was to ride Jaipur.
Decidedly. the well-musclec
gray colt from the California
Ell Peco Ranch of George Pope
jr., beat six of the PreakneSs
colts two weeks ago at Louis.
vile and was being quoted al
Evening star., 1962-05-19

he isn't eligible for the other
two jewels of the Triple Crown
the Cane Futurity and the
Little Brown jug.
But all of that was spoiled
when Thor Hanover, q TIL
shot in the 10 horse field, came
from nowhere to grab the deci-
sion by a half length in har-
ness racing's richest event.
Adora's Dream, IA choice,
managed to have second by q
head over Lehigh Hanover.
1T came as q complete sur
Evening star., 1962-05-19
RICHEST HARNESS RACE
I'll Shot Upsets Adoro's Dream

WESTBURY. NY, May 10,
(AP)-Thor Hanover, given
practically no chance even by
his veteran driver, dulled the
championship hopes of Adora's
Dream in last nights Messen-
ger Stakes for 3-year-old
PAGERS.
Adora's Dream, unbeaten in
l3 starts, was. considered to
have a lock on the $l69, ,430 fea-
ture at Roosevelt Raceway,
pointing him toward the title
for 3-year-olds, even though
Evening star., 1962-05-19
BY STEVE HERSHEY
Star Staff Writer


1t was a long wait for North.
wood High School, but now
that the Indians have won theil
first Montgomery County Class
AA track championship, Coach
Jim DeMoss hopes his team car
follow Montgomery Blair's foot.
steps and capture the State
title next Saturday at Freder-
ick.
Northwood ran away with
the fifth annual county meet
yesterday at Walter johnson
breaking a reign where either
Montgomery Blair or Bethesda
Chevy Chase had won every
year.
The Indians Tailed So points
B-CC finished second with 3915
and Blair, the defending cham
pion, was third with 80
Wheaton had 251a, Walter
johnson, l9, and Richard Mont
gomery Z.
Yves Schmidt of Wheaton
was the individual standout.
The blond senior, who quarter
backed Wheaton's football team
pole vaulted IL feet IL inches,
breaking the meet record by
eight inches. The height is
five inches better than the
State meet mark.
After eliminating his last
oppnent, Julian Rainwater of
Blair, at 1873, Wes went over
at 1877 and 1873 before trying
13 feet. He cleared it with
inches to spare, but upon re-
measuring he lost an inch be-
cause of the sag in the bar.
Bill Hayden of Walter john
son set two records. He broad
jumped 81 feet 4 inches. 3b
inches better than the old mark,
In the hop-step and jump he
Evening star., 1962-05-19
Both Divisions
Remain Tight
InInterhigh

With only one week remain
ing of baseball in the Interhigh
League, Wilson and Roosevelt
are running one-two in the
West Division and Phelps and
Anacostia in the East Division
for places in the championship
playoff.
Wilson defeated Western, 9-4,
yesterday to take the West Di-
vision lead with a 81 record.
Roosevelt won over Bell, l1-6,
and is 3D..
In the East Division, Phelps
beat Spingarn, GA, and leads
with an 3D. mark. Anacostia
disposed Of Mckinley, 60. and
Is second at IA.
Elsewhere in the league. Bal
lou outlaSted Eastern, 1910 and
Cardozo struggled to a 2l-ls
victory over winless Dunbar.
Bell is at Coolidge Monday
and five games are scheduled
Wednesday. The regular leagu,
schedule winds UP Friday with
six games.
The championship playoffs
incidentally, will be played May
%, 20 and 81, but the site is
undetermined.
INTERHIGH
sGfE ss8GsEvEIT - : Ois iso lsS go OGl51i "a
and Bell: Tillman, Maxwell J25' Faust
t6l and Chance. HR-B. Cont (Roose
veltl. 4th, none on; T. Cont (RooSe.
Velt), 4th, 2 on.
EASTERN - so4 I oss TSs iO dEI5ii55 :
Norgorden, Snellinas Q). Coins J3j
Young "a, Thayer C7). and Foreman
Sokol %; Tate Hopkins l6), Greer
NUJ anu JOuASOu.
WESTERN - I0i 900 "a q
Mason and Cross: Palmer. Hummer
I6) and Miller. Butler (7. HR-
sWindells tWilsonl. I'd, one on.
sRREPs sRHNqsRN = GSS 9SO fSG SS9 oo-s,s 1
Hunt, Moore t3I and Dawson; Cook
and Coehins. HR-Vincent CPJ, 4th
61iSR0zo 6AR9oEo - sd4 sd4 5Si 5St s-SSIl 9
Burwell, Harris t4j. Parnen 4, and
CD, Ford (6) and Cunnsrd. Damp
AE4cogTIA MsK gErA SSs SSs 9od 9od SS-ss :
stOver and AbsSeG: U Evans and JOr.
dan. HR,,,Absher ,tA). Sd. two on;
n. Va. GROUP Ia
yorktown i'SE - ,oi ,04 oo0 ooO % 9 Z
chastain and cheatSam; Flinchum
and Brown. Otis "a.
GEORGE WASH. 900 100 O-14 q
MCLEAN 0l3 100 K 10 |
Gorham and Wright; Crete and Roop
ANNANDALE - 200 OIo % . .
RuthS and Atherton; Baker, Marsh
tO and Nelson.
DsMATHA - 101 90 % 5
Boyle and Hill; Mccarthy and Rose.
MACKIN O2O 02O 1917
Marshall and J. Hill: Solan, Morrow
t5) and Riviello. Gibadlo t4.
ST. ALBANs = 23I 900 Il 3
Luykx and Plyes; Borda. Rubino (5l
OTHER GAMES
WoopsERhsY Ero5oG8RAh oSS S9o ao9 go "a 3 ;
Carrington and Yarborough: John.
son, Shumate (6D and James.
W'DWARD PREP 02o 0i0 % Z
Bannach and Connors; DarshearI
and Alexander.
sE5 aE5NpoN 1sson SSd SSd 99o 99o IL 9 ?
Duncan. HR-Roth dMD 4tR. one on. m
ALvERT CO. - 100 O1O 1-31I 2
LACKEY - 01O $50 Ks 6 z
Matter and Edwards; selby and
CHARL'TE HALL w 1O1 SIS 72
NEALE 122 OF Q 4
Eo5thsm and Mccoy; J. Simpson
and r. Rye.
Evening star., 1962-05-19

Derby. who was looking for
mud today but getting a sun
Scorched fast trip. Veteran Jim
Combest was plotting Roman
Line. trained by v. R. "Tennes.
see" Wright.
Evening star., 1962-05-19
Neff Upset

RICHMOND, May 19 (AP).
Defending Champion Phil
Neff Of Bethesda. Md. was up
set by unranked Bob Atwood
of Richmond, Ga, Is, 6-3,
in the third round Of the Rich
mond tennis tourney.
Evening star., 1962-05-19
Fights Last Mqht

WORCHESTER,, Nashville Nc
Owens, $50. New York. 3.
TOkOYO-Kazuo Takayama, I273L.
Japan, outpointed Leo Espinosa, i275['
Philippines, 10. ~
ROME-Domenico liberia, I4ssL.
oupointed Charlie Douglas, i46I1, New
York. 8. |1' 4'S"
Evening star., 1962-05-19
GRADED HANDI(APS
AT ROSE(ROFT
SELECTIONS

Sadie T.. Red orattan, Bill!
Mitewyn.
Hot Heel, American Esgle. orea
Easter.
3-Lawde Diamond. Blanche Brewer
Shadydale Ribbon.
4-Symphony Trusota, Presidinl
Judge, Army Hanover.
al Sam, Farmex. Lone Elm Joe.
6-Lady Elizabeth. Jewels Heir. AftoI
Express.
Malaga Maude. Banners Brother
Slippery Smith.
Sea- Buoy, Sequin Hanover. Good
Pick.
9-Smokey Valley, Reggy Scott, Royal
Hi lie.
Best Bet-Al Sam-Fifth Race.
Evening star., 1962-05-19
MINOR LEAGUES

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Buffalo. 10; Columbus, 4.
Toronto, Z; Richmond, B.
Syracuse, z; Atlanta, o.
Jacksonville, O.; Rochester, 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Dallas-Fort Worth, 8; Omaha, 4,
Denver. 8: Indianapolis, ..
Louisville. .; Oklahoma City. 0.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
San Diego, 5: Hawaii, 9.
Tacoma, 2; Vancouver, /.
Salt Lake City. 3: Spokane, ..
Seattle, 5: Portland. 4.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Charleston, 4: York, ..
Williamsport, 8: Binghamton, 8.
Elmira at Springfield, postponed
rain.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Knoxville, 2; Asheville, 1.
Augusta, z; Greenville, ..
Savannah. 3: Charlotte, 1.
Portsmouth, z: Macon, 1.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Amarillo. II; Tulsa, ].
Albuquerque, 8: El Paso, 2.
San Antonio, IA; Austin, 8.
Evening star., 1962-05-19


Gross value Ill starters slSSSOO Value Winner $IS5
SOO second $4,000; third $4,000; fourth s75OO
Probable post time 5:45 pm
Evening star., 1962-05-19

Wine, Williams. PO-A Chicago
u-l2, Philadelphia IT'S. DP-Brock and
Banks; Taylor, Wine and Tore LOB
Chicago Q, Philadelphia Q.
B -Cebinston. williams, Banks. HR-
Altman 2, Gonzalez, Santo, win. SB-
Evening star., 1962-05-19
PREAKNESS LINEUP

BALTIMORE, May l8 tAP).-The field for the 86th
running of the $l50000added Preakness Stakes
miles, Pmco with post positions owners
Jockeys and probable odds:
Evening star., 1962-05-19
AZ Colonial Flush deck
Motor Yacht

Captain aintained twin Al
Diesel engines. Better-than new
boat cond. Purchased new May.
1850. Sleeps 3. Aft. bedrm..
. heads. shower. hot water. lge.
salon. kit. din. area, gold nylon
carpet throughout, teak deck.
lla-mi. spotlight. depth finder,
195-watt Pierce Simpson ship
to shore radio. tide ride board
ing ramp, Morse docking lights.
etc. Would consider realistic
rrice. what have your Boat
realistically priced at S35 900
nGs fS5 immsd; 1sSsoS SeliIyery; Sann CaII nE; as
Evening star., 1962-05-19

WP-Jackson, L. Sherry. BaIk-L Sherry
U-Landes, Smith, Steiner, Bosgess. T.
2:54. A-3eSSl.
Evening star., 1962-05-19

x-Faced ! man in 2nd; y-Faced 4
men in 5th.
BY Duren PhilIey). WP-Duren.
Balk-Cisco. U-Soar, Rice, Paparella,
Kinnamon. T-3:o7. A-10,l24.
Evening star., 1962-05-19

venzon. Pryor, Donatelli, Secory. T-3:le
A-e,47s.
Evening star., 1962-05-19
REDS, 4; PIRATES,

E-Skinner, Great. Haddix. Po-A- Gin
cinnati 27-s, Pittsburgh IT.. DIP Edwards
and Cardenas; Mazeroski, sGroat and
Stuart; Rojas, Cardenas and Pavletich.
LOB Cincinnati ., Pittsburgh ,.
2B-Kasko. HR- Virdon. SB-Pinson,
Robinson.
Evening star., 1962-05-19
CARDS, 8; DODGERS, 3

Schoendienst. PO-A-St. Louis 77-l2,
Los Angeles ~. DIP Schoendienst, Co
tay and White. LOB-St. Louis II, Los
Angeles s.
2B-Jackson, White, Flood. 3B-TDavis
Evening star., 1962-05-19

PIP. Horse
l. Green Hornet
2. Vimy Ridge
3. Jaipur
4. Prego
5. Decidedly
s. Ridan
Z. Crimson Satan
8. Flying Johnnie
9. Roman Line
10. Greek Money
IL. Sunrise County
Evening star., 1962-05-19
BRAVES, 5; NETS, 2

E-Hickman, Craig z, Menke z. PO.A-
New York 24S, Milwaukee 27-I2. DIP
MCMILLAN and Mathews; Mcmillan, Boil
ling and Mathews. LOB-New York s,
Milwaukee s.
HR Hodges, Thomas, H.Aaron, Jones,
Mathews. S-Hickman.
P H r Err BIB so
Craig IL, 2-D 90 2 8
SPAIN wv, 40 80 ; 2
HBP-By SPAIN (MantiIla, Craig. u
Sudol, Forman, German, Jackowski. T.
1885. A-s,655.
Evening star., 1962-05-19

U-Bariick. Crawford, varyo, Harvey
T-2:Sl. A-l7,l25.
Evening star., 1962-05-19
CUBS, II; PILLS, 8

Totals +olIlSlI Totals % Sl3 3
a-Sinsied for Locke in 9Th; bran
for Dalrymple in nh; c-Doubled for
Wine In Nh; d-Walked for Sullivan in
Ith; e-Ran for Covington in 7th; f.
Homered for Robertson in 9Th; G.
Grounded out for Elston in eth; h-Struck
out for Tore in sth; i-Grounded out for
Baldschun in 9TH.
Chicago ............ 1o7 90 el3-lI
Philadelphia ............ oo3 100 4oo-
Evening star., 1962-05-19

x-Faced ! man in sth; y-Faced !
man in 18th; z-Faced 4 men in 18th.
WP Baumann. PB- Triandos. u
Umont, Drummond, Mckinley, Napp. T.
$3.50. A-2l,337.
Evening star., 1962-05-19

6th-S1,10O; 4-yr.-olds & up: cling :;
l mi.
! z Punch Board tsnalD 1Is 81
Evening star., 1962-05-19

9 IiI-FT. BOAT. piywood and FiberElas
: runabout. Cushion seats. 1925. sP.