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Saturday Big Day For Charlotte
County Folks At Tobacco Festival

son. this week.
| Mesdames j. Kent Early
George Newton, j. A. Upton
Jr., j. H. Walden, Douglas My
ers. Jr., Matthew Lyle, and
Miss Betty H. Upton attended
the annual, fall meeting of the
Alice Kyle District Of the VF'WC
in CreWe. last Thursday.
The Wonian's Society of Chris
tan Service meets tonight with
Mrs. P. F. Garland with Mrs.
Walter Skinner as program Lead
er.
T h e Wednesday afternoon
bridge club met with Mrs. w.
c. Ward. Jr.. this week.
The Rev. NJ. L. Yaple attend
ed the Farmville District Minis
ters' Association at the Black
stone Methodist Church. Mon
day /. was a luncheon meeting
Mrs Linda Mccall. of Chase
City, and Mrs. H. B. Ward visit
ed Their children. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. c. Ward, in Rocky Mount.
N c.. this week end.
Miss B s sic Berkley, Of
Phenix. was a week end visitor
of her sister. Mrs. D. S. Gauld-
ING
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Prospect

Oct. 10 - The Prospect Volun-
teer Fire Department will have
its annual Harvest Auction Sale.
Saturday, Oct. IL, beginning at
IN pm. at the fire house. Pro
ceeds will go for very necessary
equipment. Hamburgers a n d
drinks will be available at the
sale. Anyone having items for
donation may contact members
of the fire department.
Mrs. Lou j. Southall, of Rich
mond, was a week eng CUES. of
her mother Mrs. Lou johnson,
and attended the Satterfield-
Hix wedding on Saturday.
A speedy recovery is wished
for W. w. Vaughan who is a pa
tent at Southside Community
Hospital A speedy recovery is
also wished for Mrs. Eula
Scruggs who is a hospital pa
tent there.
Mrs, A. v Brisentine has re-
turned home after spending
some time in France with her
daughter, Mrs. Howard Noel. and
family.
We are glad to report that
Frank Coleman IS making a nice
recovery after surgery at South
side Community Hospital.
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Antioch

Oct 10 Mr. and MIS-. Clyde
Foster We're Sunday guests of
their son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Young and
family. in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Marvin Joh~
son. of New Can on. spent SIN
day evening with the H. G.
Browns.
The Rev Judy filled His ragT-
lar appointment here Sunday
morning There was a large con
gregatlon. Holy communion
was observed at this service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Gillian.
Mrs. Ruby Brown ana Jerry L.
vasseur attended Homecoming
sefvlces at the Pamplin Baptist
Church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Brov9
Went to Richmond Monday
where Mr., Brown consulted his
doctor.
Friends are glad to hear Miss
Sallie Bradner returned home
Monday from the Southside Com
munity Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Timberlake
and children, Of Farnville, were
sunday evening guests Of Mrs
G. NJ Noel and family.
Mrs. Q. M. Noel. Mrs Mamie
lngle and Peggy visited Mr.. aad
MIS-. Bernard Smith at Tugele
Sunday Afternoon.
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Raiines

Oct. 10 The Women Of
Browns Church will meet Fri
day, Oct II at 7:3O pm. This
IS the first meeting of the new
church year, and Mrs Vernon
Easter, president, urges all
members to be present Thi S
meeting will be held in the Yer
non Easter home.
The John Randolph HID Club
met Thursday night with Mrs.
j K. Robinson and Mrs. Eric
Robinson. Mss Barbara Lind
s-rom. Vepco Home Economist.
presented the program on
Lighting" She explained the
qualities desired N good light
ing. then she showed the lamps
and bulbs used to achieve good
lighting.
Guests for several days this
week in the Arthur Welchlin
home We're his uncle and aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Cyriacks. Of
Pipestone, MINI. and bis colls-
ms. Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Cy-
racks. Of West Bend. Wis.
Mi. and Mrs Leroy Welch,in
are now at home at Raines aft
er wedding trip to Niagara
Falls and Canada.
Misses Edna and Lena Welch-
lin. Of Richmond, entertained at
a dinner Sunday at Hotel Weva-
noke. honoring Mr.. and Mrs. LIE
Roy Welchlin. Also present were
Mrs. Charles We'chlin of Rich
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wei
chin and Bobby Welchlin. with
Their house guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Cyriacks and Mr.. and Mrs.
Barney Cyriacks. The dinner
D arty visited in the Arthur
Welchlin home Sunday after
noon.
There WAS good attendance
Saturday night at the supper
sponsored by the Cumberland
N t h odist Charge parson-
age committee.
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THE FARMvILLE (va) HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER " 1864

day for her home in Lynchburg
after spending sometime with
Mrs. F. 0. Webster, Joe Steger
and Mrs. Virginia Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Cook and
children, Kay Ann and Kippy, Of
Chillum, Md, and Mrs. Clayton
Davidson, Of Tacoma Park, Md.
spent Sunday night with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. C,
R. Parrish.
Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Davis visit
ed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Tapscott near Hatton.
The Rose of Sharon" c'.ass
will have their quarterly fellow
ship supper at Sharon Church on
Saturday evening, Oct. -. at
6 O'Clock.
Miss Zanie Faye Ayres. Of
Richmond, spent Sunday through
Monday night with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Ayres.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fagner,
OF Portland. Ore, are spending
four days with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. w. Bergob.
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Jefferson

Oct 10 Mrs. Gwen Person
and three daughters were in
Lynchburg to spend Saturday
With her aunt, Miss Mary e.
Kay. They were accompanied by
Miss Jackie Arnold.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Sadler
Of Dix q, were visitors Of Mr.
and Mrs. George F. Person and
family, recently. Mrs. Lucy Kav
vac has been spending the sum
mer here with her daughter. re-
turned home with them for the
winter months.
Mrs. julia Jackson spent this
week at her home here with Mr.
ana Mrs Montelle Jackson and
lamlly. Her daughter, Mrs. Aud
rey Va a til n. of Richmond
brought her up last Saturday.
Carolina Visitors
MIS-. R. E. Shaver had her
brother, Fred Hamm, and her
sis.er, Miss Rose Hamm, both
OF Statesv.lle N. c., to arrive
last Friday to stay through Mon
day morning.
Mis-. Elizabeth Kilby returned
home on Sunday from St. Luke's
Hospital where she had been a
patent for few days.
Mis-. Aubrey c. Denoon and
Mrs Margie Hicks, of Rich
mond. We're visitors On Sunday
afternoon at the Kilby home.
Deepest sympathy is extended
70 the Rev. Charles N. Crawford
and family in the loss of his
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth T. Gran
ford, whom many here knew
through her church activities. A
number Of persons from the
county We're in Albemarle. N.
81, tor services on Sunday, fol
loving the service here on Sat
ul'daE at May Memorial Baptist
Church.
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Fork Of Willis

Oct. 10 Overnight guests on
Friday in the home of P. l.. Dun
can were Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Oliver and Mrs. Mary Huband
OF Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Cooke
spent the week end ir MARYLAND
visiting his sister, Mrs. Mildred
Moon.
The Rev. Edward Hughes. OF
London Bridge, visited Mrs. W.
g. Flippen last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. l.. Flippen
and children visited relatives n
Buckingham. Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Barker
aid June were dinner guests
Sunday of Mr., and Mrs. o. W.
Ball, IT., Of Flat Rock. The din
her was honoring the birthday
Of Betty Ball.
Mf and Mrs. Billie Turpin and
family, Of Richmond, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Perry Turpin Sunday
afternoon. Guests for supper Oh
Saturday We're MIR. and Mrs.
Rice.
Ordination services were held
Sunday afternoon at Fork of vii
lis Church for Paul HarloWe. Of
Columbia. He will leave shortly
Tor an appointment at Glad
tone
Mesdames j. NJ. Barker, w. Z.
Duncan. r y. Duncan. w. H.
Duncan, and Frank Baber, IT.,
attended the Lucy Clyde Blanton
Zone meeting at Thomas Chapel
Tuesday.
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Two Ride On Am ella
County Woman's
Club Float

AMELIA, Oct. 10 - Miss Pa
tr1cla Reames, a freshman at
Longwood College and the 1868
Miss Amelia" attended IN e
Tobacco Festival in Richmond,
Oct. rs. AT the talent show she
rec,ted, Why God, Why"
Mrs. H. S. Emerson, presi-
, dent Of the Amelia County Wom-
ans Club, which sponsored Miss
Reames, is the 1868 "Mrs.
Amelia and rode in the pa
rade on the Amelia County Wom-
ans Club, float. accompanied by
her husband H. S. Emerson. The
float was driven BY Clarence
Davis, former graduate Of
Amelia High School, now a stu
dent at RPI.
The first U. S. COWS wer
brought over to the jamestown
/
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N WI o. o. - lAuuy dilu
Mrs. J. G. Neal, last Thursday
Mrs. K. Y. Dodson attended a
district teachers meeting in Pc
tersburg, Saturday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Reggie Haley
Of Richmond, visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Haley, last week end.
Mrs. j. A. Triton. Jr., and
daughter. Betty Hodges. visited
her son-in-'aw ard daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Pugh. Jr..
Ii Shenandoah this week end.
They went on a picnic on the
Skyline Drive. Sunday.
Miss Rebecca Dawn Hurt cele-
brated her fourth birthday,
Thursday afternoon. with a
party
Mrs. R. L. Duffer visited Mrs.
7 h G m Dalton in Richmond
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Haley. Mrs. Lou
Use Walker and Mrs. Zillah H.
Shafer visited Mrs. H. A. Tug
gle and Mrs. C. T. Hawkins in
Victoria last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Bessie B. Wilson is a pa
tlent in St. Elzabeth's Hospital
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Mckenzie
Jr.. made a business trip to
Richmond. last Tueday.
Students Visit
Miss Betty Jean Berkley.
student at Longwood College.
and Carol Jones. a student at
Ferrum junior College, were
week end guests of Miss Berk-
ley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. j.
o. Berkeley. in Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. George Newlin
We're week end guests of their
son-in-law and daughter Mr.
and Mrs. James Berry. in Rich
mond.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Priddy.
OF Wichita Fails. Tex. visited
trends here early this week and
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
thompson to Blackstone on Sun
day where they visited Mr.. Pr;d-
dy's cousins. MI. and Mrs
Campbell Epes.
The Frances Hudgens circle Of
Ash Camp Baptist Church met
With Mrs. G. O. Pettus. Jr.. Mon
day evening.
Mrs G. O. Pettus accom-
panied her nephew and nieces
Mr. and Mrs. TO m my G.
FoWlkes, Of Victoria and Mrs.
John Nunnally. of Green BAY
10 the Hotel Roanoke for the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gere Yates and
laughter. Suzanne. Of Arlington
VISITED Dr.. and Mrs. r. D. Ais
worth, Jr.. Sunday.
Ben Fox and Fred DARLINGTON
played in the Pacific Mil Di-
vision golf tournament at South
ern Pines, N. c.. this week end
Mr. Fox was the winner of the
championship flight.
The Simeon I. Walton Chap
ter of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy met for Its an
nual meeting with Mrs F. /
Hammer Wednesday afternoon. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bowman |
and her son, Ike Gee. Of Rich
moAd. vacationed last week in
western Virginia. North Caro-
Ina and East Tennessee. They
toured the Great smokys"
and The Blue Ridge Parkway
and fished in New River. Lake
Montana and Morris Lake. Tenn.
District Meeting
Teachers attending the district
E meeting at George Washing
ton High School, Danville on
Saturday. We're. Mesdames J. H.
Wyatt, H. B. owen, E. NJ
Nichols. j H Lyle. Bryon Keel
ms R, P Epperson NJ. L.
laple. and w B. Lyle and the
N ! $ ses Catherine Hamilton.
Jane L ar Son. and Katherine
Wood. also, Roland Canada and
Keith Heredge.
The Tuesday evening bridge
Club me. with Mrs. Kenneth bod
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Many Attend

AA1b6, WI. ~ MI
and Mrs. G. O. Pettus, Jr., at
tended the Richmond Tobacco,
FESTIVAL, the football game O,
Saturday between Maryland an,
Duke and also visited Mrs
Pettus' brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. L. Gary Gee
In Richmond. afterwards. Other
from this city attending thu
game at Parker Field on Satur
day were. Mr. and Mrs. A. w
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H
Walden. K. Y Dodson, Mr.. ant
Mrs. H. H. Hammer, Jr.. ant
daughters. Susie and Margare
Scott.
j. R. Ingram, of Louisville
KY. visited his mother. Mrs. j
H. Ingram. for several days
late last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Warner
visited Mrs. H. A. Tuggle anc
Mrs. c. T. Hawkins in Victoria
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robin Robey anc
Chi dren. of Richmond. wers
week end guests of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Robey.
r. P. Epperson made a bust.
ness trip to Roanoke. Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bruce and
children. of Chase City. visited
her brother-in-law and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Rockwell
early last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Glyder
and son, Gene. visited another
son and daughter-;n-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. R. G. Gryder, in Colonial
Heights. this week end.
Mrs. Ben Fox and Mrs. c. NJ
Nichols entertained at four tables
OF bridge last Thursday evening
IN the formers home. honoring
Mrs. R H Renalds. Jr. High
score prize was won by Mrs. r.
l.. Duffer second by Mrs. j. R.
Ramsey. Jr.. and bingo by Mrs.
6. 0. Pettus Jr.
In Louisa
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Owen and
sons. Bert and Wallace. visited
relatives and friends in Mineral
and Louisa. Sunday.
The Women Of the Church met
with Mrs. W. B. Lyle, Tuesday
evening
Mrs. Carl Arvin and Mrs. w.
+ Mason attended the 5Oth we'd
ding anniversary Of Mrs. Arvins
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. B.
Rue. in Belle Haven on Sunday.
Arva Shore, of Charlottesville
visited his brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. H. G.. Smith
il. last week.
Mrs Cora NJ Philips and
Mrs. w c. Ward. Jr.. and daueh-
ter. Debra. shopped in Rich
mond, Saturday
MI and Mrs. John Keeling re-
turned Saturday from a trip of
several weeks to Italy. Mr.. Keel
ing won the trip froN~She Un-
derwood Corporation BY meeting
his sales quota.
Mrs. Charlie Rodriguez and
Mrs. Helen Arlington. of Dover.
Del. Mss Louise Ponton and
Miss Pat Drummond. of Salem.
were week end guests of Mrs.
Rodrlques and Mss Ponton S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Ponton, in Ontario. 7. c. Rod
riquez. who had been visiting his
grandparents for several weeks.
returned to Dover. Del, with his
mother on Sunday.
The Monday evening bridge
Club met with Mrs. George
Maust. Jr.. this week.
Miss Alice Pearson, of Rich
mond. visited her father and
stepmother. Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Pearson. this week end.
Roanoke Harvest Bowl
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Pettus at
tended the Harvest Bowl VPI-
Virginia football game Sa.ur-
day. in Roanoke and also visit
Cd Mr. and Mrs. William Goode
IN Clifton Forge for the week
end.
c. W. Wiley. Of Richmond.
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Well Water

Oct. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. j II.
Self and daughter Maraaritte.
ard Mrs. Lizzie A Tapscott visit
cd in Cumberland county on
Sunday
mrs 0. G. Leftvich left Tues
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Date Of Knoxville
Il. ID. Club Changed

The rext meeting of the Enon-
vile Home Demonstration Club
VII be on the third Thursday.
October II at 7::3O pm.
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son, Of H opew we'll, spent last
week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Earle Moore.
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ceived word yesterday to report
to the Coast Guard for 80 days
at the end Of the season. Osteen
has a six-month hitch in the
Army coming up starting in
October. He is married. but
was sworn in two years ago.
Brinkman has a four-month
tour starting October 6.
Hinton, who always has worn
just the helmet liner, had the
helmet on last night, as batter
and baserunner. General
Manager George Selkirk sat in
front of Gen. Eisenhower wear
ing a baseball glove. but a line
drive foul ball got past Selkirk
and almost hit the general.
Dave Nicholson famed twice
to up his total to 1852, 20 over
Harmon Killebrew's old record.
Rollie Hemsley, fired last
year as coach Of the Senators,
won the International League
pennant last night with his In
dianapolis club, which also won
the Southern Section during the
regular season and the prelimi-
nary playoffs. Indianapolis is
a White Sox farm.
Ken Hunt, outfielder OBJ
tanned from the Angels via the
waiver route, will report today.
-. The Grandstand Managers
Club Of Alexandria has selected
Lock and OSteen to receive
their player and pitcher Of the
year awards at the banquet
next Thursday.
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retired the last nine in a row
to win his 18th game. Claude
Osteen equaled his 1862 rec
ord when he lost his 18th
against eight victories.
Osteen failed to go the route
for the first time in his last
four starts, but he had a little
trouble down the third-base
line. The White Sox won the
game in the sixth, which Camilo
Carreon opened with the Sec
ond single off Don Zimmer's
glove. Three more singles and
Herbert's two-run double fol-
lowed.
The Senators had two big
opportunities, but could make
only one run out Of each, and
after the second threat Herbert
was in command as he beat
the Senators for the third time
this season without a loss.
Chuck Hinton, back in the
lineup for the first time since
being beaned last Thursday in
New York, and Jim King
singled to open the fourth.
Hinton scored as Don Lock hit
into a double play.
thinner beat out a bunt and
Ed Brinkman singled to lead
off the seventh, but Pinchhitter
Tommy Brown fouled out, and
thinner scored on a fielder's
choice by Don Blasingame.
Blasingame was the Senator's
last baserunner.
NOTES-Jim Duckworth re-
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taken that is detrimental to
our country" asserted Gov.
Paul Fannin Of Arizona, who
is a leader in the Goldwater-
for-President drive.
Gov. Rockefeller remarked
on arrival that radicals on
both the right and left are
alien to American thought and
the basic traditions of our
country"
The occasion for the get
together of Governors was the
first meeting of the new Re-
publican Governors Associa-
ton, organized during the last
national conference of Gov
errors at Miami. The chair
man, Gov. Robert Smylie Of
Idaho, indicated he hopes
the organization can be
perfected into a unit which
will help the G. o. P. recap
ture State capitols and county
courthouses in 1854.
The Republicans now hold
Is Of the so State governor
ships.
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BAIRD GETS CHANCE
Senators Face Rookie Ace

be Family Night at the 6
o'clock starting time.
Peters has won IS and lost
6, has famed 179 and has
an ERA of 1875, topped only
by Dick Radatz, Boston re-
lever. 1t will be his first start
of the season against the Sem
ators.
Bob Baird, who pitched to
only six batters Monday night
against the Tigers in his first
start since reporting from
York, will oppose Peters. In
one of his three starts last
year, Baird gave the White
Sox only five hits in 72s in
nings but did not figure in
the decision.
The White Sox moved into
a second-place tie with the
Twins last night by beating
the Senators, So, before for
mer President Eisenhower, his
party and 2,301 others.
General Eisenhower, who
had a 4-3 winning record for
the Senators on seven opening
days, stayed to the end. He
was with General Alfred M.
Gruenther, president of the
American Red Cross. George
his former White House
crony, and James M. john
Ston and James H., Lemon,
owners.
Ray Herbert, who was in
trouble in the middle innings,
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Major Leaders
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Louis, .329: CIemente. Pittsburgh,
1928; H. Aaron, Milwaukee and T.
Davis. Los Angeles. 1922; Pinson,
REN sclHaa"' Aaron iSaS. Milwaukee, 11s;
Flood, st., Louis. 106; White, st.
100: Rose Cincinnati, 90.
RUNS BATTED NH. Aaron. Milwau-
White Efs lI 81 h RSysF' g s ssntS tGS
cago and Pinson' Cincinnati, 95.
HITS-PinSon, Cincinnati, 1874: Groat
and Flood, st. Louis. 100; White. st.
Louis. 1888; H. Aaron. Milwaukee,
poUBLEs-orOat St. Louis. AZ;
Philadelphia, 49,, Williams, Chicago,
TRIPLES-Pinson. Cincinnati, IS;
Gonzalez Philadelphia, Il: Brook,
Chicago and callison, PHILADELPHIA
einnati Taylor Philadelphia and
Groat and Jayier, st. Louis, o..
HOME RUNS-H. Aaron, Milwaukee,
AZ McCovey. San Francisco, 50;
Mays. San Francisco. "a: Cepeda,
san FRANCISCO 80: Howard Los An
STOLEN BAsEs-wins. Los Angeles.
SO. Pinson, Cincinnati, ~: Robin
son. CINCINNATI ad Il. Aaron, Mil
waukees 80; Brock, Chicago, 81.
Los AnGeles, .15-3,, 1888; Koufax, Los
Angeles, 23-5, sci; Mclean, Pitts
burgh, 1873, sl3: Maloney Cincin-
natl; 22s6, 1855; SPAIN. Milwaukee,
sTRIKE0TTs Kogiax, Los Angeles,
Maioney, Cincinnati, az; Msrichal,
an Francisco. 2lS Ellsworth, Chi
cago and Gibson. St. Louis, ia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING 1878 at bats)-YaStrzemsk
Boston, .32l; Kaline. Detroit, .3l3;
Pearson, Los muscles, 81; Rollins
RUSs-Allison, Minnesota, OIL; Yas-
trzemski. oBston, Colavito, Detroit,
Pearson, Los Angeles and fresh. New
RUNS BATTED N-stuart, Boston.
los; Kaline. Detroit, 90; Wagner,
Los Angeles, SO; colayito. Detroit,
81: Allison. Minnesota, So
HITs-Ward. Chicago, l72i Yastrsem-
SKI, Boston, III; Ksline; Degoit
zone, Boston, 1875,
S--Yastrzemski, Boston. 3s:
Ward. Chicago, "a; Avis, Cleveland.
81; versailles, Minnesota, 81 Causey,
Kansas Clly ana lofteb, Los Angeles,
TRiPLEs-versalles Minnesota, 10:
Hinton. Washington, IL: Cimoli,
Kansas City and Fregosi, Los
Angeles, I Aparieio, Baltimore and
Bruton, Detroit \.
HOME RUNS--Stuart Boston and
Killebrew, Minnesota. 3s, Allison,
Minnesota, 35; Hall, Minnesota. SO:
Howard New York, ~.
STOLEN BASEs-Aparicio, Baltimore.
3s; Hinton, washington, %, Snyder,
baltimore and Wood. Detroit is;
Los Angeles, 10.
PITCHING Gb decisionO - Bouton
New Y9gk1 29i sS5 49, 80; Ford c New
1915, .7b0. Downing, New York
l2-4. 700: Radatz, Boston. l4-6
sTRIKEOUTS--Peter Chicago, 100,
stigman, Minnesota, 175; Pascual
Minnesota, ia. Burning. Detroit
and Ford, New York, i72.
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Topsail, Virginia DAi. Betsy Regent.
Dolly Scott, Haynes Up, Time. 2.077s.
7th--Pace. $500; 1 mi.
FAndAngO HeEuml $50 500 $50
Normandy Dares (Andrewsl $50 $50
Homestretch Beth (Croekettl $50
Charming Yankee, Buckshot Dale,
Adrian Rosecroft Mighty George b.,
Grey Valley Time, 2:i0as.
Sth--Pace: $500; | mi,
Alton Midnight ma $50 $40 $40
ElwoOd Tatum (Mansiield) 600 500
Rose Robin (staker) $50
s, X. McHal, Volo NJ. Spencer. Miss
Mile Able, Scott Dale. Jimmy X.
Twin DOUBLE te.2.i-9 PAID
s2iB.2O TO 82 TICKET HOLDERS
nth--Pace, $4,000; / mile.
Battle Roman Ue'm) 7.eO $50 500
Quick Lightning (CrAnkl 400 800
Heineken (WIlsonD 400
Dean Sampson, Able Fair. SAGE
| Widower. Time, 2:043s.
| lOth-Pace: $500; mi.
Debbie Hayes (Dixonl $50 $50 $40
Queens Plaid (Crankl 500 2.dO
Homerio lWarringtonl ESQ
Esma D., Royal Midnight. Home
stretch Justly. Polka Princess. Time
Attendance. 4.47s. Handle. $780,