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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07

Potomac Rowers
Entered in U. S.
Henley Regatta

oarsmen representing the
Potomac Boat Club will COM
pete in four events in the an
nual American Henley Re-
gatta tomorrow at Saratoga
Springs, N. Y.
Coach Charlie Butt has en-
tered crews in the fours-with-
out-coxSwain, fours-with-cox-
swain. pairs-without-coxswai
and the senior eight quarter
mile-dash.
Bow Jan Nieuwdorp, No.
Burt Thurber, No. 3 Jim Ed.
monds and Stroke Tony John
son will row in both four:
events plus the eight race
Coxswain Lance Graham will
join them for one four race
and the eight.
Chip Fawcett, former Prince
ton oarsman and president Of
Potomac Boat Club, and Johr
jenkins will compete as the
pair and also will row in the
eight along with Frank Benson
and Zurab Kobiashvili.
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THE BOWLING LINE
Ginny Restores Prestige
With Smashing Success

America Handicap Classic,
which was held in conjunction I
with the Nationals. ~
In fact, Billy was q double
winner. He not only won the
handicap division with 1907
but carried off first scratch
prize Of $3.50 for his 1855.
Normap Melius, jr., Of Ha.1
gerstown was second In high J
handicap with ITO and Bin ;
Morris Of Chestertown was
third with IT'S. In fourth place .
was Dan Coughlin of Bridge
port. Conn.,, with 758 and fifth
place was annexed by David
Siler Of Martinsburg, w. Va, >
with 757. -
Siler also was the second ].
high scratch bowler with GOT, ,
Russell Brewer Of Washington !.
Twas third with $50.
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RuWIins Makes
AII-Leugue Again

Ron Rawlins OF American
University already has been
named TO the MaSon-Dixon
Conference all-star baseball
team twice and he still has a
year 10 play for the Eagles.
Rawlins, from Perth Amboy,
NJ j., batted 1881 In IS games
for the Eagles. Nine other play
ers, two Of them pitchers, we're
selected on the all-star team
Champion Old Dominion Col
lege placed Pitchers Pred Ed
monds and Robert Walton,
Third baseman Wayne Parks
and It's brother combination In
the outfield, Jim and Frank
Zadell.
Picked from Loyola we're Sec
ond baseman Bob Ross and
ShortStop Mike Elliott. Also
named we're Outfielder Travis
Tysinger Of Hampden-Sydney
and Catcher Lawson Andrews
Of Lynchburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07
Dubofsky Resigns
As St. Johns Aide

For the first time since 1851
Mush Dubofsky won't be on the
sidelines at st. Johns football
games next fall.
Mush has decided to give up
his position Of line coach for
Head Coach Joe Gallagher and
devote more time TO his insur-
ance business. He also said he
would like TO see his son. Frank,
play football for Stanford Uni
versity. Frank. a starter as a
junior last year, was an ALI
Metropolitan guard at st. Johns
in 1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07

The only departments in
which Ginny didn't figure were
in high team, which went to
June Hillock and AL May with
$50, and in high individual
game for women, which went
to Janet Graham with 1872.
Bruce Herbert, son Of Gin
ney's partner, John, and Frank
Bradsher shared individual
honors among the men. Bruce
was the high-average perform
er with 130.45 and Bradsher
walked off with high individual
game with 1877.
y y
Billy Moore wasn't close in
the mems singles division of
this years National Duckpin
Bowling Congress champion
ships. but he. walked away with
first prize Of $500 in the Bowl
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days, an all-time record for >
Delaware Park.
What's happened to last
years champion? /,
Consensus among horsemena
and his fellow riders is that
the youngster is pressing too
hard in an attempt to live up
to his 1862 press clippings. y,
II think Ronnie is too anx-,
ious to win a race and get roll-s
ing again." one of his friendly.
fellow riders says. Hes trying
too hard and making Mistakes
i've seen him start to make.
a move with his horse and,
then change his mind and
steady his mount. He. looks the.
same on q horse and handles
his whip the same as he did
as an apprentice. but he's using
poor judgment in his desire to
VIM ~
Ferraro cannot be as bad as
his 1868 record suggests. and
q victory in the Kent probably
would be a real confidence re-,
storer for the 20-year-old
youngster. ~
SHORT SPRINTS - Wash.
ington-owned horses ran wild
here yesterday. In the fea-
tured sixth race Fast Blow. @
SCI upsetter owned by Man
Zipkin of Hyattsville, beat the
favored Bonnie's Girl by three
quarters of q length. The fifth
race went to Sassy, owned BY
Mrs. Arnold A. Wilcox Of
Chevy Chase. In the third race
Mrs. Dorothy s. Foote's Sew
enth Muse a $3.50 outsider.
beat out Jouett Shouse's En-
gaging. Both Mrs. Foote and
Shouse reside in Washington.
I. The SOL daily double was
completed by Deep Study, a
$13 winner owned by William
E. Dempsey. q Washington in-
surance executive. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07
BY DICK OBRIEN
Star Bowling Editor

Back in the dead Of winter,
duckpin bowlers were begin
ming to wonder about Ginny
Siegel.
How could a gal who won
four major tournaments the
year before and was such q hot
performer in league COMPETE
ton slip so badly?" That was
the question q flock Of duck
Primers were asking as they re-
viewed the season at Its half
way mark.
Ginny herself was writing
1t off as just one Of those bad
years, but she has scored such
a laundering success in the
Jack Blank Mixed Doubles
League, just concluded, that
much Of her prestige has been
recovered.
When the efforts of all per-
formers at Queenstown Lanes
were Tailed last night, 1t sud-
denly was discovered that Gin
ny not only shared the team
championship and high team
set with her partner, John
Herbert, but also walked off
with the leagues high-average
mark for women. She climaxed
her efforts with an individual
set Of 463, the highest Of any
performer. male or female, In
the circuit.
That's a fair to middlin'
record IN one league for a gal
who was supposed to have
slipped.
The Siegel-Herbert team won
the league title by three games
from Bing Moen and Bits
Amanuel. The winners had a
1886 record and their high
team set (86D, recorded on
November "a, withstood all
assaults during the 99-game
schedule.
Ginny beat out Edie Adams
for high individual average
with 1914 to place her on
the top rung Of the leagues
honor role.
Ginny says the fact that she
was the league secretary may
have had something to do with
her smashing success In the
circuit. (No, the scores weren't
rigged0 Il used to scrutinize
my scores after each perform
ance," she said. land they
were always on my mind.
was always vowing to do, better
ION the other hand" she
concluded, Il had q real good
partner and that helps q lot,
I'll be back as secretary next
season as insurance aginst an
other bad year."
Mary Robinson and Ralph
Gaddie wound up taking third
place in the league with q 604-
pin lead over Ann Brandenburg
and Roger Cramer. The teams
had finished in a tie with 57-42
records.
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Track Meet Set
At Fort BeIvoir

Andrews Air Force Base and
Fort Belvoir will co-sponsor an
invitational track meet to-
morrow at Fort Belvoir. Field
events will begin at / pm. and
running events at 2.
American University, Capitol
Runners. High School All Stars,
ouantico Marines, George
town University, Andrews,
Arlington Hall and Fort Bel
voir have entered.
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Hot Rods Scheduled

Dick Harrells. who holds the
organizations speed record, is
one OF the headliners In a top
flight field as the American Hot
Rod Association holds cham
pionship races tonight through
Sunday at Aquasco Speedway.
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Ace at WG&CC

Sandy Carlisle shot a hole
in-one yesterday on the l72-
yard ninth hole at Washington
Golf Country Club. He used a
Az wood and was playing with
John Wright, Herb Thatcher
and John Grimm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07

the Kent Stakes, although the
actual chore Of tightening. the
girth will be handled by his
longtime assistant, ALI Rob-
ertSon.
Sunny Jim, who will cele-
brate his seth birthday next
month, is due to retire some
time this month, and Bold
Commander could be the last
horse he sends to the post al
Delaware Park.
Bold Commander, winner Of
the Chesapeake Stakes at Lau-
rel in April, will face eight or
nine rival 3-year-olds, who are
skipping the Belmont Stakes
and CandyN Spots. Although
Bold Commander was not con.
sidered good enough to COM
pete in the Triple Crown races
his breeding is impeccable.
The Wheatley Stable-owned
colt was sired by Bold Ruler
winner Of the Preakness and
horse Of the year. honors in
1857. His dam is High Voltage,
q gray mare who starred in the
SOS, winning nearly all the i'm
portant stakes at two and three,
including the Delaware Oaks
here in 1855.
Riding Bold Commander will
be Ronnie Ferraro, who has
spent the first seven days here
trying TO make horsemen and
fans remember he was the ma
tional champion last year.
In the grip Of the worse
slump Of his career, Ferraro fl
nally chalked UP his first win
ner of the meeting here yester-
day with the 2-year-old GEM
Birdlegs. 1t took "a mounts be-
fore Rennie got No. /.
If he didn't ride three win
ners in an afternoon here last
season he had q bad day. The
young Philadelphian piloted an
unprecedented "a winners in 81
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Davies Just Misses

Lunt rolled his putt within
2 feet for q certain par 4
Davies putted boldly from 10
feet. He had q perfect line
but the ball hit the back of
the cup and stayed out, so the
hole was halved.
Undegraff, q newcomer to st.
Andrews whose steady play has
made a good impression here,
was down to Skies only once.
The 23-year-old Skies won
the fifth hole but Updegraff
got that back at the sixth and
made the turn l up after win
ming the ninth with a par 4.
Updegraff took the 18th with
a par 3, but Skies birdied the
360-yard 18th. Updegraff closed
out the match with a standard
par on the 18th, the tricky 453-
yard road" hole.
Davies won two matches yes
terday, the first on the 18th
hole and the second on the
18th.
In the latter match he staged
a tremendous comeback b!
winning five of the last MINI
holes to eliminate John Behar.
rel, 25-year-old Briton whit
won the championship as al
18-year-old in 1856.
His other victim was Johr
Wilson of Scotland.
Updegraff beat. Geoffrey
Dixon Of England, 2 and /, anc
then scored over Ronnie Shade
Scottish Walker Cup ace
3 and 2.
Skies beat Hugh Mac AnespiI
of Scotland, 4 and 3, anC
Fraser Urquhart Of England
2 and /. Luceti won over Brian
Anderson of Scotland. 3 and 2
and Martin Christmas, British
Walker Cup player. 3 and 2.
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AT THE RACES
Kent. Moy Be
Mr.. Fitz' Bow
By JOE KELLY

STANTON Del June Sunny Jim Fitzsmmons name,
Delaware Parks racing since the track opened
here in 1887 will be making Of its last appearances to-
morrow. :.
The old gentleman of the turf technically will saddle the
wheatley Stables Bold Commander for the 26h running Of
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HopeAssigned
To FaVOrite in
Laurel Feature
BY CARL SELL
Star Staff Writer

Driver Everette Hope. who
has moved into fast company
as one of harness racing's most
improved reinsmen, may be In
for the speediest ride of his
life tonight in the second divi-
sion Of the Atlantic Seaboard
pace at Laurel Raceway.
Hope will drive Mighty Tar
Heel, one Of the early favorites
in the second division. Mighty
Tar Heel has paced the mile in
1857 AS, a faster trip than
Hope ever has experienced.
The 34-year-old father of
two from Ocean City got the
assignment to drive Mighty
Tar Heel when Owner Fred
Johnston's regular driver was
unavailable. Hope had 10 win
ners during the recent Rose
croft meeting and already has
chalked up four at Laurel.
Scotch Able Favored
Challenging Mighty Tar Heel
in the second division will be
Adiosand and Lieutenant Gray
Scotch Able. who has won
three times so far in the At
lantic Seaboard tour, is favored
in the first division. Each d.
vision is worth $5,625.
Scotch Able has scored In
five of eight races this season
The 6-year-old stallion will bC
sriven by Ned Galentine, who
also is the trainer. Scotch Able
has won $S,436 in the series
for Owner Mrs. Bessie g
Clukey Of Harrington, Del.
Hope entered three races or
last nights card at Laurel anC
won two. He scored with Ruth
Bell ($2.60) in the third ract
and American Jim ($5) in thu
sixth. His other entry, Ado
J Bull, finished second in thu
fifth to Random Song.
/ 16 in Stable
Hope, a native of Gaines,
vile, Ca, has Is horses a
Laurel, all of them youngSter
on the way up. Hope has de
signs Of climbing to the tol
right along with them.
A crowd of Ats wagere'
$24S,197 on the nine-race carr
as Laurel experienced its frs
night since Mondays opening
when rain didn't make tn
track sloppy. The track wal
fast at race time despite ar
earlier downpour.
Twenty fans cashed in tn
2-2-8-5 twin double combina'
ton for $617.40. Three long
shots scored on the card. DavI
Springwood ($l9.60) In tn
, second, Wise Widower ($18.20
In the seventh and Patrol Gu.
($20.60) in the ninth. Tn
! daily double (2-D paid $48.6C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07
Laurel

1st-ssOO: pace; 1 mi.
Camden Star tM'fieldD 400 2.eQ $40
Radiant vastar (Banksl $50 $50
Chief Forester (Dennis1 800
Hill View Pat, Sir James. Plum Good,
DOGS Nobody. Spartan chief. Time
2d-SsOO: trot; mi.
d. sprinEw'd (w'rnl 1890 500 SEQ
Lucky Chris (Myerl $40 $50
Lucky Hour tJaeEer) ESQ
Mr. Algiers, Gray Chuck. ouinton
Ann Scott, Nancy l.. Time, Ell.
DAILY DOUBLE (2.D PAID $3.50
3d--ss00: pace: / MI
ES ale Mission ai snG gIDsobkOvskiS 90 800 500
Babe Bohemia tveale) 6,f0
Charming Yankee. Junie K Dia-
mond, Hy Vel, Ann Lawrence, Bonnie
wayne. Time. 2:OeA.
4th-Si.50O: pace: l MI
M. sue Express (B'k'rl $50 900 2.lO
LEGAL Hanover tDixon) $50 400
Miss Holly Dee tD'ryl $40
Repeat Mac. Mitchells Way, NonA's
Pride, Brides Flash, fred Justus.
PAuler Grain, Betty Bohemia. dnf Gen.
fury Victor. Time, 2.07as.
fMutusl field. dnf did not finish.
bth--Ss00; pace; 1 mi.
Ranlom SONG (MolnaIl -.
AIDES Ball tHoPsl 100 2.se
Esma ID. tMansfieid) 2.oo
Bronze Eden. cheryl Ann, Hunter
Masnolias oirl' Great jay. Time. 2:0s
oth--ss0oi pace: 1 mile.
T siisIss IA u: ,l sIi.sn 800 sS sss
Hey Roy tWaehterl 7.fo
Direct, camden Susan. Diamond Diana
Time. 2;0eh.
7th-si,OOO; paesi 1 mi.
Wise widowsr (BAttlsl
Hernen Direct CHobbsl 500 see
Roberta Captain ICoiiinsl $50
Bhadydale Dream, joes Princess
Sunset Prince. Wilmington Scott. Ma
iofa Brownie. Time. 2;0bh.
sth--si 900; pace 1 mi.
Amos Diamond tDsnnlsl -.
Knlshi Frost CClohosssyj 1890 s.SO
Carol 7. CYounHl 500
Sneak Preyiew, Rhythm Mary, SEN
ilnel Sue Shamrock Viola, Fellpa.
Time. 2.O4ss.
Txln double lg.a.s-bD paid s8iT.iO
70 20 tlcket.holders.
eth-ss0Oi pace. 1 mi.
Patrol Guy Hubbard
AIDES Direct Hubbard. NJ $40 100
Avanar Catherine OBesieyl a.s0
Pan Diamond. J. D, g., Peter ~.
kinEtonl Indian Champion. Blair Han
xiisndsnss. l7i5. Handle sa4s.iO7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07
Joe KeNs Delaware Aandieqps
SATURDAY RACES TRACK FAST. POST TIME, 2 PM.

HALLATNAN has finished third twice In New
Jersey and sets the vote here CHIEF SAILOR finished
ment. DEMONSTRATION should take q money spot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07
Ydnks Beaten
In,SennifipaIs
OF British Golf

ST. ANDREWS, Scotland,
June Z (AP)-The last two
Americans in the British Anna
teur golf championship were
eliminated in today's rain
soaked semifinals.
Ed Updegraff Of Tucson,
Ariz., bowed to Michael Lunt,
British Walker Cup player, l
UP in Is holes. and Ron Luceti
of San Francisco fell before j.
@. Blackwell Of Scotland, 3 and
IL.
Lunt and Blackwell play for
the title in tomorrow's 36-hole
final.
Luceti had been the real sur
prise Of this tournament. I'm
known In major golf competi-
ton, he has played creditably
in every match. He won out in
a ding-dong quarter final by
shooting par As on the 18th
and nth holes after falling be-
hind twice during the match.
Davies Rally Fails
He squared 1t with q par 5
on the notorious 56O-yard l4th
hole then hung on to win as
Green shot 6-5-5-5 on the last
four holes.
Davies lost two Of the first
four holes against Lunt and
never pulled even. He still was
two down after IL, then be-
gan a comeback that came close
to duplicating yesterdays two
narrow victories.
Davies won one back on the
18th when Lunt sliced his Sec
ond into the rough.
At the 14th Lunt had all the
luck In the world when his drive
sliced to the left, hit a gate
post and rebound back on to
the fairway. He managed a
half.
Davies still trailed by one
as they came to the 381-yard
finishing hole. Lunt reached
the green in two, so feet from
the cup. Davies was on the far
side of the green with his ball
lettering on the edge Of a steep
bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07
FIRST RACE-Purse IS ESQ; claiming $4,000,
Oldsi and one.sixteenth miles.

a-Franes B. McKenney-Wm. F. walker HI entry.
ALFRED 7. Taylor-L Frank Little entry.
RUNNING LATE should rally o RANDAN,
winner Tor $4,000 probably will be favored and Is the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07

Mrs. j. J. Rowan and H R. Gray entry
FIRM SUIT was winner earlier At Garden state
but Will require top effort In this field. BALLOON
KNIGHT drops from $4,000. OUR BONNIE S. Just
missed At Pimlioo for $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07

American Eagle, Dennis, or. 77.1
GREAT TITANIC iooks best. MALAGA
M MAUI. ;, .ss.ld ,d y sIsss s sss ,' 80
best elfert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07

yd az. ,sO0i troti invit. handicaPi ! mI.
Harry Galloa, N. Hubbard. 1-$3 ~
HernsIl Rose, I'd. HObbs :. .Ii-i-i 81
Audrey p. G. MeWilliams. SO 81
Pensive Hanover, J. Amato.. lbs 81
2 Mr.. Machnseys r. stiles, y. Sal 81
MrG HaR 19At ns, Fsssd Es a., ss :;.
pace. HERNELL ROSE win reed best
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7OmOnOWS
Entries
Aqueduct

By the Associated Press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07

eth 81 ,oooI pacel ] mi.
Little oyPay, y, Looney -. as-a 81
! Olsea's Chaek. j. Jorean :. 80 81
5 Admiral Byrd, ]. Ciohossey 80 81
} Sues Express, n. Barker 80, 9-St ~
I Alton Midnight, J. Wilson d. 2.t-l ~
I Micky Lynn, J., u. Dennis o.. asa ~
Z Rollon Gallon, N, Hubbard eI.5 lel
Z Miss Levels, q, Locker'n, n. e.5.l lel
LITTLE GYPSY should Ike this post
position. OTEcAs CHUCK should be
better IN ihls flsld. ADMIRAL BYRD Win
need best effort.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
q N HOUR OF STARS

Drama. l Hour. Magic Brew" A
medicine show huckster sets a town
agog with a contest. Jim Backus. Fay
Spain.
Papago Indian news., 1963-01-01

PAPAGO CREDIT UNION AGAIN DECLARES DIVIDEND
MEMBERS TO ELECT OFFICERS AT POTLUCK JAN 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-08
WEIRD ATMOSPHERE
Tiger-FulImer Bout
Runs Into Problems

LAGOS. Nigeria, Aug. 8 (AP)
-Nigeria's pugilistic politician
is faced with two problems
today in connection with Sat-
urday's title fight between the
middleweight champion, Dick
Tiger of Nigeria and Gene Full
mer of West Jordan. Utah.
He plans to solve them by:
l. Finding a new rain doctor
2. Threatening this country's
Boxing Board of Control with
dismissal.
Chief Jodeph Modupe John
son, 51-year-old cabinet nm
lister with the labor and sports
portfolios, announced Monday
that a rain doctor" will be
hired to see that no showers
dampen Liberty Stadium, al
nearby Badan, during the fight
johnson declined to name
the rain doctor, but said:
I'VE will have to hire an
other rain doctor in Ibadan Sc
there will be no jealousy. My
rain doctor is coming from
Lagos and l want no rivalry.
Rain doctor or no rain doc
tor, Logas was drenched again
yesterday with three hours OF
heavy tropical rain.
Johnson's other problem arose
when the boxing board refused
him a license to fight a pre-
liminary bout on the Tiger
Fullmer card. The 6-foot-2
220-pound official startled the
sports world a few weeks ago BY
challenging Jack Toller, a re.
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DuvidsonHot
As 5 Collect.
On Double

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Aug. 8 (SpeciaD Shenandoah
Downs paid another fat twin
double last night as five fans
took home $3,306.40 each after
Mrs. George A. Saportas
Teddy's Lad ($14.60) won the
eighth race. The winning num-
bers we're 5-1-2-3.
Teddy's Lad, who campaigned
unsuccessfully under a $4,000
claiming tag at Marlboro,
dropped down a notch to take
the mile feature before $3.50
fans and give the leading rider
here, Jesse Davidson, his third
victory of the night and three
of the twin double winners.
Oscina ($5.40), Clynmalira
($9.40) and Storr ($1S.40)
winners in the fifth through
the seventh races, set up the
big payoff, which came only a
night after an unidentified bet
tor collected $15,927.2O here.
Davidson, also aboard Oscina
and Clynmalira, just missed
riding all four twin-double win
ners. He finished a fast
closing second behind Storr
with Ring Shut in the seventh.
No jockey has ridden all four
twin-double winners at either
Charles Town or Shenandoah,
although Davidson has had
three-fourths of it here twice
previously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-08

When asked II he planned to
remain, he said: II hope so
I'm sure we've got a pretty good
program here"
Carpenters comments indI-
Gated that Quinn would be
signed to a new two-year con-
tract, similar to the one Man.
ager Gene Mauch signed Tues
day. which retains Mauch
through the 1865 season.
Carpenter wouldn't be pinned
down on this, but he repeated
that he plans to retain Quinn
Quinn recommended Mauch
as the manager of the Phillies
when Eddie Sawyer resigned
after the opening game in 1860,
Quinn and Mauch have
worked together in rebuilding
the team with young players
and their efforts finally ap-
pear to be paying off.
The Phlllies finished seventh
last year after four last place
finishes and were over the 500
mark for the first time in nine
years. They were so hot at
the end Of the season that
Mauch was named manager OF
the year.
The Phillies have won l6 OF
their last % games, % OF the
last 80 and 20 Of 43 since
June 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-08
ON AREA DIAMONDS
Black Sox Take Title
With Three-Run RoIIv

The Black Sox overcame a
2-1 deficit with a three-run
rally in the seventh inning to
defeat Discount Drugs, 4-3,
yesterday on the West Ellipse
for the Industrial baseball
league championship.
Discount Drugs, the first half
champion, outhit the Sox, lit,
and led 2-l going into the
seventh. Harold Grier's double,
an error and a walk led to
three tallies and the Sox VIC
tory.
Winning Pitcher Tom john
son scattered II hits before
giving way to Robert Long
with two outs in the ninth in
ming. Scotty Silvers had three
Of Discounts hits.
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Makes Restaurant won its
first championship of the Glass
AA Hillcrest Softball League
with a 81 victory over Crystal
Door last night at Hillcrest.
Knobby Boteler, the winning
pitcher with a three-hitter
singled home the winning run
in the sixth inning. following