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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13
Osb0rnes Announce Birth Of
Daughter In Richmond Hospital

CLAYVHLE, Nov. 8 Mr..
and Mrs. Sanford Osborne an
nounce the birth of a daughter.
Betty Jane. on Nov. A, in Stuart
Circle Hospital. Richmond. She
weighed seven pounds, eight
ounces. Congratulations. Mr.. and
Mrs. Osborne.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. B. Robens
We're supper guests Of the A. T.
Boelts, recently.
! This community was shocked
and saddened on Sunday when
news was received during Sun
day School of the accidental
drowning on Saturday night Of
Mrs. Sam Rowbotham, of Toms
River, N. j. Mrs. RoWbotham
will be remembered as the
daughter OF Mrs. P. H. Knabe
and the late Mr.. Knabe. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry A. knabe,. vii
liam and Herman Knabe, attend
ed her funeral in Toms River
on Wednesday morning. Nov z.
Our sympathy is extended to the
bereaved family.
Mr.. and Mrs. harles T.
Clements and family were Sun
day guests of her parents in
King william.
The WMU of Graceland Bap-
fist Church held their regular
monthly meeting with Mrs. Lii
liam Robertson on Saturday aft
ernoon. Nov. 8. The members
presented Mrs. Robertson with a
sunshine basket, one gift to
be opened each day for a week
| Harry Bradley. Of Richmond
a former resident here. was a
recent visitor OF the F.. B. Ro-
I benS.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Harris
j. L and Robbie, were Sunday
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. f
Harris at Midlothian.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Weisiger
and children visited Mrs. Effie
Weisiger at her home in Mid
lothian, on Sunday. Mrs. Weisig-
er. who was in an automobile
accident several weeks ago, is
\ doing nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Lancas
ter and sons, of Richmond, were
Sunday guests of the Clements
Rush families.
Many people of the comnlGni-
ty attended the Ryburn-Cary
wedding at Tabernacle Baptis'
Church in Richmond on Satur-
day. The groom, who is the sor
OF Mr. and Mrs. w. M. Ryburn
is in The service. stationed Al
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13
New. All :, !, Club
Well Water

SCOTTSVILLE, Nov. 1.-THE
Well Water Community Al Club
met in the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Patteson. and was or
gained with IL members. This
is the second Of its kind in
Buckingham county. They elect
ed and installed the following Of
ficers for the coming year: Aud
rey Patteson, president: James
Wade, vice president; CrawA
ford Roach, secretary: 10 Anne
Steger, reporter; Frances Ed
wards and Joyce Newton, rec
reational directors.
The club will meet once a
month in the old Well Water
school house. The leaders are
Mrs. c. T. Roach and Earl Pat
teSOn.
jeanne Steeer.
Reporter
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13
Blood Program At Stake Here
Unless More Donors ADpear

POWHATAN, Nov. u ~ The
American Red Cross Blood
mobile viii make its first visit
to Powhatan county this year. o.
Nsorday, Nov. 10 from 1890 to
6 pm. at the War Memorial
building. Volunteer worke r $
will report for duty earlier.
Letters received by the chair
man Of the Powhatan unit. c. H.
McGlothlin. and Mrs. Thelma
Undertake, Blood Program
chairman, from the Tidewater
Regional Blood Center indicate
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13

anew that Powhatan has not
made its quota for several years.
According to the record receiv-
ed here. during the period from
July l. 1855 to june 80. 1862
Powhatan citizens have donat-
ed 600 psnts Of blood while GAG
have been used by its citizens
IS pints Of blood short during
that period. In addition 70 units
have been used since July /,
1862.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13
Pension Recipients Should Send
Income QUESTIONABLE Promptly

parents, and guardians Of or
phans who receive the card
should avoid mutilating or fold
irg the card because it will not
then pass through the IBM
machine. Many, having filled
out the QUESTIONABLE. fail to
sign it, and many neglect to fill
out all pertinent spaces. If a
question does not apply, t h e
word none" should be written
in to show no oversight.
Any office Of the Virginia Di-
vision of War Veterans Claims
is prepared to furnish expert
assistance in filling out these
annual income cards.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13

The continuation of the county
under the present blood system
is at stake and citizens must re-
spoons if the program is to con-
tinue here.
The Red Cross carries on \
total of ten service programs
and the blood program is an I'M
portant one. Citizens are urged
to visit the bloodmobile donors
and also help to pubhcize its
visit here.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13
First Fall Honor
Roll At Amelia High

AMELIA. Nov. l2-Honor Roll
Tor the first six week period
Seniors: Diana Bollinger. Pat
ricia Reari. Billy Boyer. Mary
Brandon. Nancy Brunette. Mary
Anne Burton. Mitzie Jones. Mar
llyn Merchant. Beverly Noble.
judy Whitaker. Jane Winfree.
Juniors: Ben Marshall. Milton
Reid. Susan Arlington Prlscil-
la Farmer. Ruth Griles. Mar
garet Lawson, Nancy Scott.
Laura Lee S.engel. Peggy White.
SOphomores: Stephen Mann,
Dana Easter. Grace Ann Kerr,
Lucy Walker. Joan West. Bar
bara Whitaker Sandy Lush. Ka-
rem Arrold, Donna Baltzley.
Patsy Bollinger. Jean Chimney,
Sharon Little. Ann Marie Rea-
mes. Peggy Townsend. Joan
Watkins, Sandra Waburn.
Freshmen: Stuart Watkins,
jamie Barksdale. Karen Boyles,
Patsy Easier. Linda Ford.
Louise Golden, Sandra GrizZard.
Emily Hardy Carolyn Key. Eliz-
abe'h Perdue. Doris Reames,
Eddie Lee. William Poore, Joyce
Pembehon. Nancy Pike, Vernel-
lie Guthrie. 10 Burnette.
Eighth Grade: Pete Atkinson.
Tommy Bondurant, Lynda Da-
Wis, Dale Bowles. Judith Reid,
Julie Arnold. Johnnie Lee, Caro-
lyn Davenport, Virginia Hens
ley.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13
Blood Rotator And Collapsible
Chair GiUen Hospital By Club

POWHATAN. Nov. l2-The
annual benefit tea sponsored by
the Fine Greek Home Demon
stration Club for Sheltering
Arms HOSPITAL was successful
again this year. A total Of S255 10
was netted. The sum of $3.50
from the club treasury was adj
ded to make a total Of $275.
A blood rotator and a collaps-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13

RICHMOND, Nov. II - T h e
annual come QUESTIONABLE
cards will be sent out by the
Veterans Administration with
the November checks to pension
recipients. These cards should
be fully completed and returned
to the VA promptly. but by
January /, 1868 at the latest.
Failure to send the card back
by the deadline date Will result
in discontinuance Of the pension.
Those pensioners with fixed in
comes can fill out the card and
return it at once without wait
ing until January.
veterans, widows. dependent
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13

calf was found in Flat Creek.
shot through the head. 1t had
been dragged through the fence
and the two headquarters had
been cut off. The Amelia county
sheriff's department is making
an investigation.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13
VI. L. Hutchens Loses H0lstein
Heifer To Rustlers Recently

AMELIA, Nov. 12-Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. T. Hutchens, who live
rear Flat Creek, had the mis-
fortune to lose a Eolstein heifer
calf Oil a Saturday night. re-
Gently. ..5...4
Sunday morning, a part fsahis
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13

ible chair we're purchased to
present to the hospital. These
two items were badly needed
according to hospital authori-
ties:
Mrs. Andrew Porter served as
chairman of the event and pres
ented the items to the hospital
in the name of the club.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13

month stay in Africa and the
near East with her husband. OBJ
serving mission points. Mr..
Goerner is secretary from the
Baptist Foreign Mission Board
to this area.
Evening star., 1962-08-19

CHICAGO, Aug. Is (AP).-
Ray Herbert's second straight
shutout and Floyd Robinson's
leadoff homer in the seventh
inning led the White Sox to a
20 victory over the Tigers to-
day.
Herbert, gaining his 18th vic
tory against seven losses ran
his string of scoreless innings
to 2525 while halting the Tigers
on three hits.
Herbert and Ron Kline were
locked in a pitchers battle until
Robinson led off the seventh
with his sixth homer. Singles by
AL Smith and Mike Hershberge1
produced the other Chicago run
Detroit, held hitless through
the first hour innings, had but
one scoring opportunity anc
failed to cash in.
Rocky Colavito drew a wall
to open the fifth and Norm
Cash and Dick McAuliffe fol.
lowed with singles to load the
bases with none out. Herbert
however, got Steve Boros tx
Evening star., 1962-08-19
STATISTICS

following a tumble on the open
ing kickoff. Only seven seconds
had elapsed when Dallas posted
its first touchdown.
The two clubs alternated in
scoring from then on until Earl
Morrall passed for two fast
touchdownS in the last period
to clinch the contest.
Dallas, with Meredith pass
ing for three touchdowns and
Sam Baker contributing a 48-
yard field goal, got a lot OF
mileage out of the statistics.
The Cowboys had only nine
first downs, gained only 35
yards rushing and 131 through
the air. Against that Detroit
had "a first downs, rushed for
l. 218 and passed for 236.
Milt Plum opened at quarter
back for Detroit and plunged
a yard for the first touchdown
and passed five yards to Ken
Webb for the second. Then he
turned the job over to Morrall
who hit Pat Studstill with a
49-yard pass, Dan Lewis for
IL yards and Terry Barr for SO
yardS-all for scores.
Meredith's touchdown passes
after the 24-yarder to Marsh
went 10 yards to Pettis Nor
man, freshman end, and So
yards to Veteran Bill Howton
1t was the second straight
exhibition loss for Dallas, beat
en- a week ago by Green Bay
31-7. Detroit bounced back
from last weeks 17-14 loss tc
Cleveland.
Evening star., 1962-08-19
STICKY PROBLEM IN BALTIMORE
Ramos Strips For Action
After Shokedown by Umps

BALTIMORE, Aug. 18 (AP).
Pete Ramos, the Cleveland
pitcher known for his curves,
performed baseball's version of
a strip tease today at Memorial
Stadium.
Umpires twice ordered the
Indians curve-balling right
handler to the locker room for
a private undressing, after de-
tecting a sticky substance which
could have added effectiveness
to his pitches.
He also went through a vaud-
civilian routine on the mound
in view of a nationwide tele-
vision audience-trying to find
a cap that would fit after UNI
pires ordered his discarded.
At the insistence of the Bal
timore team, umpire Ed Runge
checked Ramos uniform as the
Orioles came to bat in the fifth
inning. The game was delayed
several minutes while Ramos
changed his uniform shirt.
Another Conference
Another summit conference
in the seventh inning resulted
I'm an order for Ramos tC
Evening star., 1962-08-19
PiersuIIGets
$5OFinef for
'Thumbing'
BY a Star staff Writer

LOS ANGELES. Aug. ia
picture of Jim Piersall thumb
ing his nose toward the stands
in the first game of the Sena-
tors double-header with the
Angels last night was carried
in a Boston paper this morn
ing, and it cost Jim $50.
Joe Cronin, American League
president, saw the picture and
called Manager Mickey Vernon
here this morning. Cronin later
sent a wire notifying PierSall
of the fine for "an insulting
gesture to the fans"
Piersall's heckler was shout
ing insults of a very personal
nature, and is a known heckler
of players on other teams
Something should be done
about him." Jim said.
I'll catch the devil from my
wife about it." Jim said. THE
kids will see the picture. snd
then I'll hear from her." He
talked as though the $50 fine
would be mild by comparison
-WHITTLESEY.
Evening star., 1962-08-19
Griffith Takes
Split Decision
From Meyer

TACOMA, Wash, Aug. 18
(AP) Emile Griffith, welter-
weight champion, outpunched
middleweight Denny Meyer of
Portland tonight in a furious
10-round non-title bout for a
split decision. Griffith of New
York weighed 156; Meyer 1884,.
The referee and one Judge
gave the nod to the welter
champ and the other judge saw
Meyer wining by two points
under the 10-point must syS-
tenn.
Griffith used a Furnishing left
hook to build up his margin
over the willing but lighter
hitting Meyer. The champion
cut Meyers nose in the opening
round and the Portlander's
second spent the intermisSions
repairing that and a cut over
the eye Meyer sustained later
in the fight.
In the final round Griffith
also was cut over the eye but
the damage came too late in
the fight to affect the outcome
and was not serious.
Evening star., 1962-08-19
Bemun 8 Back
To Brody's 50
In BussettGolf

BASSETT, Va. Aug. 18 (AP)
Pat Foy Brady of Reidsville,
N. c., tanned the BasSett Coun-
try Club course here today with
a three under par SO for a one
stroke lead in the third annual
BasSett Invitational.
The Reidsville amateur put
together a "a and 35 for a
stroke lead over another North
Carolinian, Johnny Leach of
Troy.
Defending Champion Dale
Morey was in sixth place with
an even par 72.
Deane Beman Of Bethesda
(Md.) Country Club tide with
Morey at 70.
Billy Joe Patton of Morgan
town. N. c., struggled in with
a IA to make the championship
flight of 16 by one stroke.
Evening star., 1962-08-19
Red Sox Erupt
For 18 Hits 10
RipTwiins, 12-4

MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL,
Aug. 18 (AP) Boston bonn
barded Minnesota pitching for
four home runs, including two
by Frank Malone, as the Red
Sox unleaShed an 18-hit at
tack today to crush the Twins,
1874.
Malone, blasting his 18th
and 14th homerS in the fourth
and fifth innings, also singled
twice and drove in four runs
as he went four for five.
Bob Tillman and Pete Run
nels also homered for the Red
Sox, who stretched their sea-
son edge over the Twins to
eight victories against four
losses.
Gene Conley picked up the
triumph to even his record at
11-11, although he was relieved
by Dick Radatz in the Twins
two-run sixth inning.
Evening star., 1962-08-19

tied, 3-3. and the Indians won,
4-3, in the 10th. He later de-
MED that he had doctored the
baSeballs.
Runge said the sticky sub
stance apparently was moist
resin. The umpire said Ramos
usually vets his fingers. touches
the resin bag and then wipes
his hands before pitching
That's how the shirt, trousers
and cap became contaminated
when I put a new ball into
play, it would become sticky
after two or three pitches, >
Runge said. "If Ramos had re-
fused to change his uniform
Baltimore would have had
grounds for protest"
Ramos has been accused in
the past of throwing spit balls
Whats Pete going to do?'
manager Del McGaha of Cleve-
land asked. They make him
wipe his fingers after wettine
| them. We only carry one spare
uniform on the road"
For the record, Ramos wears
a size SIS cap.
Evening star., 1962-08-19

change his trousers. This time
the Cuban dropped his glove in
disgust and stalked off the
mound.
About six minutes later, with
Baltimore fans clamoring for
action, Ramos trudged slowly
toward Runge and lifted his
arms as if he was about to be
frisked by a penitentiary guard.
The uniform passed inspection,
but the cap didn't.
Several caps brought from
the dugout were either toe
small or too large. Ramos at
tempted to resume action wear
ing a batting helmet, but that
was disallowed.
Denies DOctOring Ball
Finally he selected a cap, and
play began. After pitching tC
one batter Ramos called time
and complained that his bor-
rowed cap didn't fit. Thirc
BaSeman Bubba Phillips ther
arranged to swap caps, and Ra-
mos was satisfied.
Ramos left the game in tht
ninth inning with the scorD
Evening star., 1962-08-19
Picture on Poee c-5

TlCsuIe on To9e -
one out in the sixth. The big
righthander worked his way
out Of the jam and hurled
three-hit ball through the
stretch in preserving Sanford's
18th victory and 18th in a row.
Sanford has lost six,
The Giants, who had won
only one of seven previous road
games, put together five hits
for three runs in shelling
Bob Hendley in the fourth.
They added another run off
Carl Wiley in the sixth and
two more off Lew Burdette in
the ninth. The loss was charged
to Hendley, now 8-10.
Felipe Alou led the Giants
15-hit assault with a double
and two singles. Chuck Hitler
Willie Mays and Jose Pagan
each collected two hits as every
member of the San Francisco
lineup except Tom Haller COL
lected at least one hit.
The Braves had II hits and
we're helped by four walks anc
two errors but left IL runners
stranded. Hank Aaron ex-
tended his hitting streak to IL
games with a double which sci
up the Braves final run in the
ninth inning.
Evening star., 1962-08-19
As sGetto F ord for Is Hits,
Beot Yankees in Ninth, 5-4

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 18
(AP) The Athletics mounted
a l6-hit attack against Whitley
Ford tonight and beat the
Yankees, 5-4, in the first game
of a doubleheader in spite of
home runs by Mickey Mantle,
Tom fresh and Roger MariS.
The winning run came in the
ninth on Haywood Sullivan's
single that scored Gino Cimoli
from third base.
The AS pecked away at Ford
with doubles an dsingleS, Scor-
ing in the third inning on hits
by Wayne CauSey and Ed
Charl eS plus a forceout. They
scored three in the seventh
for a 4-4 tie.
Mantle blasted his 23d homer
Evening star., 1962-08-19

with the bases empty in the
fourth to make it IL, and
fresh hit a solo shot in fifth
for his 10th homer. After Bob
by Richardson doubled, Maris
unloaded his 9th homer. All
came off starter Diego Segui
who was lifted for a pinch
hitter in the sixth.
The winner was John Wyatt
who pitched the ninth anc
Evening star., 1962-08-19
Senators Lead
Angels, 1-O,on
Schmidt Blow

LOS ANGELES. - Bob
Schmidt's eighth homer of the
year into the leftfield bleachers
tonight gave the Senators a
10 lead over the Angels in the
fifth inning. Don Rudolph and
Ted Bowsfield were the oppoS-
ing pitchers in a battle of
southpaws.
FIRST INNING
WASHINGTON - Piersall
singled to right. Cottier flied
to right on the hit-and-run
and Piersall, who was almost
to second base, was easily
doubled, George Thomas to Lee
Thomas. Hinton flied to Wag-
ner.
LOS ANGELES - Pearson
singled to center. Moran flied
to Lock. Cottier threw out Lee
Thomas, Pearson taking second
Torres was out, Bright un-
assisted.
SECOND INNING
WASHINGTON - Fregosi
threw out Bright. Torres threw
out Lock. Fregosi threw out
johnson.
LOS ANGELES Brinkmar
threw out Rodgers. Wagner
flied to Hinton. George Thoma
famed.
THIRD INNING
WASHINGTON-Schmidt hi
his eighth home run into tn
leftfield bleachers. Brinkma
} tripled off the fence in right.
, was his first hit of the Seaso
, for more than a double. Mora
! threw out Rudolph, Brinkma
holding. Piersall popped t
Moran, Brinkman holding. Cot
tier lined to Moran. One rur
LOS ANGELES-Piersa a /
made one of his most spectacu
lar catches of the season, tax
ing Fregosi's long drive agains
the fence at the 390-feet mark
Bowsfield famed. Pearson file
, to PierSall.
FOURTH INNING
WASHINGTON - Hintol
singled to right. Bright flied t
George Thomas. Lock hit int
a double play. Torres to Nora
to Lee Thomas.
LOS ANGELES-Moran file
to PierSall. Lee Thomas famed
Torres flied to Hinton.
Evening star., 1962-08-19
Emerson, Fraser Win

BEIRUT, Lebanon, Aug. 18
(AP).-Australia's Roy Emer-
son defeated Bobby Wilson of
Britain, 6-3, 60. Ga, in the
semifinals of the Broumana
international tennis tourna-
ment today. Australia's Neale
Fraser beat Germany'S Will
helm Bungert, 60, Ga, 8-6,
in the other semifinal.
Evening star., 1962-08-19
Frost Beats Cunudiun

TORONTO, Aug. 18 (AP).-
Jack Frost of Monterey, Calf,
defeated Don Fontana, Cana
dian Davis Cup player from
Toronto, GO, 60, 11-9, in
the finals Of the Canadian
Amateur tennis championship
today.
Evening star., 1962-08-19
NIGHT BASEBALL

Los Angles 900 DOL 600 Al
Cincinnati 2O3 O15 1Ox-12 Is 0
POdreS, ROebuck (3), Ortega
(6) and Camilli; Nuxhall and
FoiIes. W-Nuxhall 800. l.
POdres (9-1O).
Home run-Cincinnati, Rob-
inSOn.
SECOND GAME
Chicago O01
Houston 200
HObbie and Barragan; john
son and Smith.
SECOND GAME
New York 0
Kansas c. 1
Turley and Berra; Pena and
Sullivan.
Home runs-New York, Long.
Evening star., 1962-08-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE

night game.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
San Francisco 6, Milwaukee,
4.
Pittsburgh S, Philadelphia, 2.
st. Louis, 7. New York 4.
Los Angeles at Cincinnati,
night.
Houston 2, Chicago. /, first
game of le-header.
st. Louis at New York, night.
GAMES TODAY
Los Angeles at Cincinnati
Drysdale (21-6) VS.. Jay $3.50
San Francisco at Milwaukee
O'Dell Q4-10) VS.. CloningeI
(4-2).
St. Louis at New York Wash
burn (10-6) VS.. Jackson (6-15)
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh
Mahaffey (16-10) VS.. Law (9-6)
Chicago at Houston Buh
(8-9) VS.. WoodeShick (5-13).
GAMES TOMORROW
Los Angeles at Cincinnati (nl
Pittsburgh at New York G
twi-n).
Houston at Philadelphia g
twin.
San Francisco at EEilwauket
(nl.
Evening star., 1962-08-19
Colts Ask Waivers
On Three Rockies

BALTIMORE, Aug. l8 (AP)
The Baltimore Colts put
three rockies on waivers today
reducing their roster to 40 play
erS.
Waivers were asked on Gen.
ter Constantinos Theokas o!
the University of MaSSachu-
sets, Halfback Pete Brokaw oi
Syracuse and Linebacker MAJ
Christian of Southern Meth.
odiSt.
Evening star., 1962-08-19
MAJOR
STANDINGS
BY the Associated Press

Does not include result of
night game.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Washington at Los Angeles,
night.
Boston IL, Minnesota 4.
Chicago 2, Detroit o.
Cleveland 4, Baltimore 8 C1O
innings.
Kansas City S, New York 4,
(FirSt game Of double-header) }
GAMES TODAY
Washington at Los Angeles
4::30 p.m.-Cheney (4-O VS.
Grba (6-8).
New York at Kansas City
Terry Q7-10) VS.. ?fiSter (3-9)
Cleveland at Baltimore-Lat-
man 4-1O VS.. Fisher (5-5).
Detroit at Chicago (2)-Ko-
plitz (3-0) and Regan (7-8 VS.
Baumann (5-4) and PizarrC
Q1-12).
Boston at Minnesota o.
KolStad ODD and Monbou.
quette GOLD VS.. Kaat Q2-
I'D and STANCE (3-3).
GAMES TOMORROW
New York at Kansas City.
Boston at Minnesota.
Evening star., 1962-08-19

struck out Bill Skowron and
Clete Boyer.
The Yankees did not get a
hit after Segui departed in
favor of Moe Drabowsky who
hurled the seventh and eighth
The ninth started with Sic
bern beating out an infielC
hit but George Alusik bunteC
into a double play. Cimoli
Bobby Del Greco and Sullivan
singled in succession to senC
Ford down to his sixth defeat
He has won Is.
Evening star., 1962-08-19

CowboYsFour
Times, 35-24

CLEVELAND, Aug. 18 (AP) y
The Detroit Lions came from
behind four times tonight to
defeat the Dallas Cowboys, 35-
"a, in the first half of profes-
sional footballs first double
header exhibition.
The underdog Cowboys scored
on the first play of the game,
with Don Meredith passing "a
yards to Fullback Amos Marsh
Evening star., 1962-08-19
BOLIN TO THE RESCUE
Giants Win, 6-4;
Enclosing Streak

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 18 (AP)-Bob Boln bailed starter
Jack Sanford in the sixth inning and cred the rest of the
today the Giants snapped hreegame losing streak by
defeating the Braves, GA
The victory moved the second place Giants within three
of Los Angeles pending the outcome the Dodgers
Evening star., 1962-08-19

night engagement with Gin
cinnati.
Bolin took over for Sanford
after the Braves had crept to
within one run and had run
ners on first and second with
Evening star., 1962-08-19

Dallas-Marsh "a. pass from Mere
dith Baker kick).
Detroit-Plum /. plunge walker kick.
Dallas-FG, Baker AS.
Detroit-Webb 3, pass from Plum
(Walker kick.
Dallas-Norman 10. pass from Mere
dith Baker kick.
Detroit-Studstill 40, pass from Nor
rail- (Walker kick).
Dallas-Howton 81. pass from Meredith
Baker kick.
Detroit-Lewis IL. pass from Morrall
| Walker kick.
Detroit-Barr 80, pass from MorralI
| (Walker kick.
Evening star., 1962-08-19

E-Kuenn, Mays. PO-A-San Francisco ~
2, Milwaukee 27-l6. DP-Mathews, Boiling
and T. Aaron, 2; T. Aaron, Mcmillan
and T. Aaron. LOB-San Francisco s, Mil
waukee ~.
2B-F. Alou, Bolin, Kuenn, Maye, Bell,
H. Aaron. 3B-Pagan. S-McMillan. ST.
Evening star., 1962-08-19
White Sox Win, 20,
On Herbert's S 3-Hitter

force Colavito at the plate and
then famed Dick Brown and
Kline to get out of the jam.
Evening star., 1962-08-19

x-Faced ! man in 9Th; y-Faeed
men in 9TH.
U-Rice, Paparella, Soar, Smith. T.
500. A-71yo1e.
Evening star., 1962-08-19
Twilight camel
, -A-

out when winning run scored, Kansas
City 27-ll. DP-Ford, Kubek and Rich
ardson. LOB New York S, Kansas
City l3.
2B- Charles. Richardson, Siebern. Alu-
six, Lumpe. HR- Mantle, fresh, Maris.
SB-Charles. SF-Cimol.