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Evening star., 1963-05-28
Decision on Wills
Likely omorrow

la KoufaX, the Indians had
their worst fears about Catcher
John Romano confirmed. Ex-
animation showed Romano
broke the little finger on his
throwing hand in Sundays
double-header with Baltimore.
The injury came right on the
heels of Saturdays trade in
which Doc Edwards, the re-
serve catcher, was sent to
Kansas City for Infielder Dick
Howser and Catcher Joe Azcue.
Abernathy Called Up
To bolster their struggling
corps, the Indians called up
Catcher Jim Lawrence an d
Pitcher Ted ,Abernathy from m
Jacksonville of the Inter-
national League. In another
move Outfielder Ellis Burton
was sold to Salt Lake City Of
the Pacific Coast League.
Burton had gotten into
trouble earlier this month when
he missed the team plane that
left Los Angeles and later
missed one in Washington.
Manager Birdie Tebbetts ex-
cused Burton's failure to catch
the Los Angeles plane, but he
was fined for oversleeping in
Washington.
The Indians will be at Chi
cago tonight in an American
League schedule that has first
place Baltimore at Kansas City,
second-place New York at Bos-
ton, Detroit at Los Angeles and
Washington at Minnesota.
In the National League the
second-place Dodgers will be
at Milwaukee, first-place San
Francisco at Cincinnati, Hous-
ton at st. Louis, Chicago at
New York and Philadelphia at
Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1963-05-28
Dave jolly Dies,
Ex-Bruves HurIer

STATESvMLE, N. c., May
% (AP).-Dave jolly, who was
a relief pitcher for the Mil
waukee Braves for five years,
died at q Veterans Hospital
in Durham yesterday. Doctors
said he had q brain tumor
jolly, 38, a native of Stony
Point, II miles west of here,
gave UP baseball last year after
"a five-year swing through the
minors. He had a lifetime rec
ord of 1914 as a major league
pitcher.
Funeral services are tenta.
lively planned. for tomorrow
afternoon at Stony Point Bap.
tist Church.
Evening star., 1963-05-28
Daniels Attempts to Check Surge Of Twins
Hodges Feeling His Way;
No Big Shakeup Possible

with Chicago drew 64,5l2 fans
almost one-third Of the Sem
ators' attendance for "a dates.
Rich Rollins, who was eating
through a straw because of a
broken jaw when the Twins
were in Washington, is back on
steaks and is leading the club
in hitting at .297. Harmon
Killebrew'S knee is well and he
has six recent homers.
And the Minnesotans are
thankful that President Gabe
Paul Of the Indians is in the
trading business. Dick Stig-
man, Jim Perry and Bill Daley
all traded here by Paul, have
bolstered the pitching staff.
Daley on Streak
Daley, born and raised ir
Arlington, Va, has pitched 1C
consecutive scorelesS relief in.
ming and only five balls have
been hit out of the infield ir
that stretch. He has no de-
cisions. but two saves.
This is the best streak by q
Griffith team since the ole
Senators won nine in a row or
the road in 1949. came home
to a civic reception and fel
flat on their faces.
The Twins are 102,720 ovel
last years attendance. WallN
Post. obtained from the Reds
has given them a lift and Ear
Battey is playing despite &
pulled muscle in one leg anC
another minor injury.
Tomorrow night the Twins
will send Stigman against Davt
Stenhouse. In the Memoria
Day morning game 1t will b.
Camilo Pascual against Ton
Cheney.
NOTES - General Manages
Selkirk went to Kansas Cit!
Evening star., 1963-05-28

plans for bolstering their wob-
bly, pass defense.
Sanders, q 6-foot-3, 208-
pound Negro from Detroit, is !
the second Of the clubs three
top draft choices signed.
Tackle Ron Snidow Of Oregon
signed earlier, leaving only End
Pat Richter Of Wisconsin, the
No. l pick, to be lassoed. Coach
Bill McPeak Is In Madison,
Wis, today. hoping to attend
to that detail.
In announcing Sanders ad-
dition, McPeak disclosed plans
for a wholesale shakeup in the
defensive backfield. The Red
skins head coach made 1t
plain that he expects the Spar
tans' speedster to win q start
ing position.
HE is one Of the few guys
who can come out Of college
and play the wingback posi-
tion." Bill said. He has speed,
agility and toughness. He rates
excellent on all three"
McPeak should know. He's
followed Sanders career since
Lonnie's sophomore year in col
lege. Additionally, McPeak had
him on the East Squad in last
years Crusade Bowl game at
Baltimore.
Wen use Sanders at right
wing" McPeak said, "play
Johnny Sample at the left and
move Claude Crabb to safety"
Sample. a onetime standout
with the Colts but used SPAR
ingly by the Steelers last year,
will join the Redskins as the
result Of an off-season deal.
Crabb, a rookie wingback last
year. viii compete with vet
erans Jim Steffen, Jim Kerr
and Dale Hackbart for the new
assignment.
Doug Elmore, former Missis-
sippi quarterback who broke in
as a Redskin defensive half
back and punter last year, win
be tried on offense. His passing
ability gives him a good chance
TO make a place for himself as
running-throwing halfback.
Billy Barnes. who filled that
role last season while playing
out his option after refusing
TO sign new contract, Is a
free agent and has not been
contacted by the Redskins.
McPeak said Sanders could
have been drafted as an Of
fensive end.
II saw him catch an 80-yard
touchdown pass against the
Michigan State alumni In the
spring game a year ago." Bill
remarked. "He has great hands
But his high school coach
Mike Haddad, wrote 10 mC
after learning that we drafted
him and said Sanders best
position was defensive half
back. Mike didn't know w
picked him for that spot.
with his size, speed and re.
flexes I'd say he should be or
Evening star., 1963-05-28
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star Staff Writer


MINNEAPOEIS, May 20. -
The Twins have been forgiven
for their sorry start In the
American League race. With a
seven-game winning streak, Cal
Griffith's club again is the
toast of the town.
The Twins are still 7la games
back of the league-leading ORR
oles, but only five games back
Of the Yankees. minnesota Is
next six games are with the
Senators and Tigers. 10th and
ninth in the standings, respec-
lively.
Bennie Daniels, who made q
mild comeback here last August
by starting q three-game win
ming steak in q relief role, Is
Manager Gil Hodges choice to
open the three-game series to-
night against Jim Kaat.
Hodges remained at his
Brooklyn home yesterday to
wind up some personal affairs
He will join the Senators this
afternoon.
Gil is off to a Ia record
as manager. He is feeling his
way, making a point to say
nice things about everybody
spurning predictions, and look
ing to his coaching staff for
advice.
Leppert Nearly Ready
There is not going to be any
great shakeup, because there's
nobody to shake at the pres
ent time. Mickey Vernon
seldom stuck with the same
batting order two days in Q
row, and neither has Hodges
Gil will be q little better of
this week because Don Leppert
is about ready to resume
Catching after an eight-day alb.
sence with an arm injury.
The Senator's haven't seer
enough of Hodges to have more
than a casual acquaintance
During the four-game series II
New York he lived at home
There have not been any no.
ticeable changes In attitude
spirit or hustle.
In the New York series ovel
the week end the Senators werC
a match for the Yankees IL
the early innings of all foul
games. That has been theil
history. The Yankees scoreC
is runs in the last three in
nings of the four games.
Rollins Tops Hitters
Now that some Of their In
juries have healed, the Twin
E have found new life. Thei
streak includes a victory owe
5 the Indians, three triumphs Il
] Boston and three here owe
1.-THE White Sox. The serie
Evening star., 1963-05-28

for a look at some prospects
in the area and to have dental
work done, and will meet the
team there. . Jim King, o.
for-10 against the Yankees,
said it was the worst series of
his career, but his roommate,
Don Lock, had seven hits and
hopes he is on the way. :. Bo
Osborne has more runs batted
in than anybody on the Yam
KEGS and trails only Bob Alli-
son on the Twins.
Evening star., 1963-05-28
BY the Associated Press

Overcoming the front-run-
ming Giants isn't the only
problem Manager Walter
Aston Of the Dodgers has these
days.
Last year 1t was Sandy
Koufax's finger and this year
it's the toe Of Maury Wills
the Washington product.
While the Dodgers prepared
10 renew their race for the
National League pennant after
yesterdays open date for al
clubs, Wills was undergoing x
ray treatments at a Los Angeles
hospital and facing possible
surgery on his toe.
DR.. Robert Kerlan, Dodgers
team physician, said yesterday
that the base-stealing whiz is
suffering from Qualification OF
the Joint of the second toe OF
the left foot. He said If the toe
does not respond to treatment
wills might have to undergo
an operation that would side
line him for three weeks OF
more.
''I will examine him Wednes-
day and should be able to tell
by that time Just about how
long he may be out Of the
lineup" DR.. Kerlan said.
DR.. Kerlan is one in a series
Of medical men who have ex-
amined Wills. The Dodgers
shortstop said he saw 9
hypnotist during the winter be-
cause the legs that stole 104
bases last year "ached me. or
at least ! got it into my head
that they ached me-"
Hurt in Opener
Sliding into the plate in the
opening-day game against the
Cubs, Maury wrenched his
ankle. He missed a few games,
then came back. Soon after
ward the Qualification problem
set in, causing darting shafts
Of pain that inhibited his run
ming.
So far Wills has missed 13
games. He has hit only .252
and stolen II bases. At this
stage last year Wills had stolen
% bases and was on his way
to the most valuable player
award.
Despite that, the Dodgers did
not win the pennant, with
Koufax being cited as the main
reason.
First diagnosed as q minor
problem, the circulatory all
ment to Koufax's finger con-
tinued to plague him and tn,
left-handed ace of the Dodge
staff was sidelined from mid
July to the last days of tn
season.
While the Dodgers wer
worrying about Wills becomin
Evening star., 1963-05-28
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star Staff Writer

The Redskins today an
nounced the signing Of rangy
Lonnie Sanders, defensive back
from Michigan State and their
No. 2 draft choice. and stimuli
taneously revealed far-reaching
Evening star., 1963-05-28
SANDERS TABLED FOR DEFENSE
Redskins Sign No. 2 Choice

par with Erich Barnes of the
Giants" the coach added.
That's saying a lot. Barnes
lis one of the National Football
Leagues defensive standouts.
Evening star., 1963-05-28
New York, no!

II you ever visit our distillery, you'll
know why GOLD PENNANT Is called
canada's valley whisky-and why
we can't offer enough to 90 around.
Our distillery nestles deep in Nova
Scotia valley. That train you see below
Evening star., 1963-05-28

stops here Just once a week. We don't
count on producing a lot Of whisky.
We settled here because the climate
and valley water are ideal for whisky
Evening star., 1963-05-28
Washington, yes!

making. Farrnerseven grow rare grain,
Tetra Petkus, especially for US.
At our distillery, everyone knows
Evening star., 1963-05-28

A5 SNA NAAasAAASAu
there's just so much
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the speeial.tastins
whisky IL Ia.
Evening star., 1963-05-28

When you meet GOLD PENlNlANT we
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flavor as wsll as lightnsss. A rare
pleasure, GOLD REMNANT.
Evening star., 1963-05-28
Rollins Tops Hitters

Now that some Of their in
juries have healed. the Twins
have found new life. Their
streak includes a victory over
the Indians, three triumphs in
Boston and three here over
1.-THE White Sox. The series
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sALEsMAN-steel combination es-
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Milford chronicle., 1963-12-20

FOR S.ALE-1- Milford Pierce
St, double house, each side has six
rooms and bath, partial basement
on one uSide, hot water heat, large
lot, $500; 2 Milford area four
rooms and bath, utility room,
aluminium awnings in front, garage
with sun deck above. only S75G6; 3
Shawnee Rd., lot 122'x273' with "a
3 VI. old 50N10' trailer, utility
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). f. Front. large 212 story home,
four bedrooms. five rooms down,
in excellent repair, immediate pos
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storm doors, full basement, easy
financing, Sl3.600; g. Farming
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trio ranch type home with alumni
mum siding, stove, automatic wash
er. storm and screen windows and
doors, 3.506: 4 Frederick eight
rooms and bath, lot 86x10n', front
porch. immediate possession. $500:
8 Frederica six rooms and bath,
completely furnished. basement,
possession February 1St, easy fin
ancing IS, ,nn0: 9-AIilford Green
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stairs apartment has three rooms
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five rooms and bath, basement, hot
water heat. two double car garages,
immediate possession. easy financ-
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Walnut ST.. 2h story three bed
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financing, Sl0,000; 12- Harrington :
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Milford chronicle., 1963-12-20
-UOO-
IN M EMORIAM

In loving remembrance of Miss
Ella o. Warren, who died December
%, 1862
Soft and bright the stars are
shining,
On sad and lonely grave
Where lies the one | love so
dearly,
Whom | tried. but could not save
Forget you? No. | never will,
Although with you | had TO part,
I0u'll live forever in my heart
Brother Henry Warren and wife.
l2-20-lt
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-20
IN NJ MORIAM

WILKINS In memory of nv
mother. Mrs. Alice wilkins, who
passed away four years ago on
Christmas Eve, December, 1859. and
in memory of my father Elmer VIII
kins who passed away last month.
the 18th of November, 1868
In my heart your memory fingers
Sweetly, tenderly, kind and true.
There is not a day, Dear Nom.
That we do not think of you.
From this world of pain and
sorrow
To the land of peace and rest
God has taken you, Pop,
Where you have found eternal
rest, with MON.
Sadly missed by daughter. SalIe
and son-inrlaw John Pleasantori'
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-20

FOR SALE-No. / Frame ranch
type dwelling with four bedrooms,
two baths, living room, dining
room, kitchen, full basement. locat-
Concrete block, story room
dwelling with baths and 8R acre s
of ground loc a t e d 305 Ber-
kinger Ave, Milton, Del No. g.
Frame 10-room dwelling, ideal for
large family, located 208 South
Walnut Street, Milford. No A
Frame 2-Story dwelling, with up
stairs finished as apartment, locat-
ed 704 S. E. Front Street, Milford
No. s. Concrete block 2-story dwell
ing with 2-car garage and brec Ze-
way, bedrooms, living room, din
ing room, kitchen and baths, To-
Gated 644 N w. Front Street, Mil
ford. No. s. Frame 5-room bunga-
low located Fisher Avenue No. T.
Frame 7-room dwelling with ga
rage attached, located 25 Sunset
Lane, Milford No. s. Executives S
with game room and three baths
Can be seen by appointment only
No. 8 Frame 2-story 8-room dwell
ing with 2-car garage, located
Shawnee Road, Milford No. 10 Z
acre farm with twostory dwelling.
eight rooms, located within city
limits of Milford on South Wash
story dwelling with eight rooms.
located Old Shawnee Road. I'm
mediate Possession No r. 81
acres of choice farm land, located
near Lincoln. Delaware. 13- Frame
modern 7 room ranch type dwelling
with fire place and hearth, built in
m o d r n kitchen 3 bedrooms,
located about mile s
west of Milford. See or call
J. William Wells, ReaItor, 10 y. W.
Front Street, Milford, 422-4O21.
W220-12-6-tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-20
-OUO-
IN NJ EMORIAM

In loving memory of our father
and grandfather, William H. Rey-
nolds, who passed away one year
ago, December 81, 1862
Our hearts still ache with sadness
And secret tears still flow
What it meant to lose you
No one will ever know.
They say time heals all sorrow
And will help us to forget,
But time so far has only proved
How much we miss you yet.
\ dearer father never lived
Nor one more fine and true,
Nor was a father ever loved,
More truly, Dad, than you.
Dearly loved and sadly missed by
the family 12-2O-It
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-20
CARD OF THANKS

We would like to take this
opportunity to thank everyone
and especially to Calvary Church
for all the nice things done for
us at Thanksgiving. With all our
love, we wish everyone a Merry
Christmas and a Happy New
Year May God bless all of you.
Harvey, Mary KINNEY & fam
lily. 12-20-1t