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Evening star., 1963-02-02
Mustangs Led
ByCarpenter
In Big Victory
BY STEVE HERSHEY
star staff Writer

1t was Brian Carpenters turn
to carry the load last night as
Bladensburg High School con-
tinued its surge toward a sec
ond successive Prince Georges
County Glass AA basketball
championship.
In Coach AL Kyber's "rotat-
ing offense." Carpenter took
his turn by scoring the Mus
tangs' first 10 points in the
second half to spark them to
an important 1864 victory over
Surrattsville at Bladensburg.
IT'S been like this all sea-
son." Kyber said later. Every
game 1t seems like somebody
else carrys the team. Last week
Jimmy Annadale had his best
game; the week before 1t was
somebody else"
The victory was the eighth
for Bladensburg in nine games
against Glass AA opposition.
High Point has a 6-l mark
while Surrattsville is now SO.
The team with the best record
will represent the county in the
Glass AA division of the State
tournament.
Carpenter. averaging 8.S
points a game going into the
contest, finished with his high
est total as a varsity player
% points.
The 5-foot-9 junior, who
was steady but not sensational
on the junior varsity last sea-
son, according to Kyber. sanl;
four foul shots. two drives and
a jumper after Surrattsville
had its biggest lead, 1892, with
about five minutes to play. His
last drive, with 1880 remain
ing, gave the Mustangs a AZ
4U advantage.
The score was tied twice
more before Bill Murph;
dropped in two free throws 10
put the Blades ahead to stay,
44-42.
Murphy. incidentally, came
up with nine Of his l3 points ir
the final period as the winner
held off a desperation press by
the Hornets, who closed the gap
to 62-56 with about three min.
utes to play.
Kim Bitterman made a des-
perate effort to pull 1t out fol-
the Hornets, scoring nine points
in the final period. He finished
with 20. mostly on outside
shots.
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OXON HILL WINS
ON FREE THROWS

OXon Hill sank 26 OF al at
tcmpts from the free throw line
to defeat Suitland, 74-57. in q
Prince Georges County League
game last night at Oxon Hill.
Both teams made "a fielc
goals but Suitland scored only
nine points at the foul line. Pat
Dempsey scored l9 points for
Cxon Hill and Nick Prebe!
added 49, Bill Grant had 20
for Suitland.
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Baylor, Gross
Hurt in Crash
Under Basket

Mackin High Schools basket
ball team, ranked fifth in The
Stars weekly poll. suffered a
jolt last night when Art Baylor
and Ron Gross collided in the
final quarter of its game with
Carroll and suffered multiple
facial cuts.
Baylor, 6-foot-6 junior. and
Gross, a 6-foot-senior, collided
under the basket and. were
taken to Providence Hospital
for emergency treatment.
Mackin went on TO win the
Catholic league game at st.
Johns. 48-43.
Coach Paul Furlong of the
Trojans reported last night
that Baylor required three
stitches over his right eye.
Gross received twice as many
stitches on the upper right part
of his forehead.
Both boys were released last
night and were taken home by
their parents. Furlong said he
doubted If they would be able
to play in Mackin's game
against Gonzaga tomorrow at
DeMatha.
Baylor and Gross will have
the stitches removed Wednes-
day. The Trojans also have
games heduled Tuesday
against Good Counsel and
Wednesday against the George
town Freshman.
Baylor scored Is points before
he left to lead the Trojans. Bill
Butler added l3. Carroll made
it close in the final quarter
after Mackin led, 1919, after
three periods.
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games.

Totals 10 10 ~ Totals II lt3
Halftime: Annandale. 22-l7.
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WAKEFIELD ENDS
LOSING STREAK

Wakefield High School ended
It's three-game losing streak by
romping over Falls Church, So
33, In a Group la last night
az Falls Church.
The three losses by the War
riors were by a total Of six
points. but this one was never
In doubt. Wakefield Jumped
into a 1929 lead after three
quarters with jeff Crackel and
Ralph Fletcher leading the
way. Each scored ~ points
for the game.
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NorthWood
Victor Over
Montgomery

Scott MacDougal hit on II
Of II field goal attempts and
scored Is points to lead North
wood High School to a 1886
triumph over Richard Mont
gomery in a Montgomery Coun-
" Glass AA game last night or
the losers court.
Northwood sank 80 OF SO
shots for a. per cent while
holding the Rockets 10 "a for
IS. or, 81 per cent.
Dave Gunther led the losers
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SCHULSTAD HERO
IN FAIRFAX WIN

A three-point play by John
Schulstad broke a 45-45 tie
and enabled Fairfax High
School TO score a 5l-49 upset
victory over Yorktown last
night In a Group la game
at Yorktown. Ray Burch added
two free throws with As sec
onds remaining TO insure the
victory.
Fairfax held a 3l-l9 lead
midway Of the third period.
but the Patriots rallied TO pull
10 with five at 34-39 going into
the final period. Mike Fair
banks tree throw gave the
Patriots a 45-45 tie with two
minutes remaining
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RALLY BY DuVAL
FALLS POLNT SHY

A DuVal rally fell short In
the final seconds and High
Point took a 48-47 victory in
a Prince Georges County
League game last night at
DuVal.
James Caruso led three
High Point scorers in double
figures with II points while
Jim Barton had the same total
for niiWal
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STUART RECORDS
SIXTH STRAIGHT

Stuart High Schools basket
ball team scored its sixth
straight victory in the Group
la basketball league race last
night, defeating Lee, 1898, at
Stuart.
Stuart, led by Don Webster's
IL points, oyercame a 9-8 deficit
at the end Of the first period.
Phil Hogue was high for Lee
with IL points.
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JAMES MONROE
RIPS GARFIELD

Four OF James Monroe Highs
five starters scored in double
figures last night 10 lead the
yellow Jackets to an 84-45 VIC
tory over Garfield In a Group
l-B Battlefield District clash at
Fredericksburg.
Teed Waffle and Lee
Schwartz, with IS each, topped
the victors' scoring parade as
they chalked up their eighth
win in IL starts. sixth in eight
league games.
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Totals 10 3 10 Totals 20 /
Halftime: Phelps, 37-l6.
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Hallllme. Falrfax. al.I
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GREAT MILLS LED
BY CHOATE'S 18

Great Mills overcame a 1910
deficit at the end of the first
period and went on to defeat
Leonardtown, 1888. last night
at Leonardtown. Skip Choate
led the winners with l8 points,
but top scoring honors went to
Leonardtown's Roy Longa-
necker with 20
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GROVETON ROUTS
WINLESS OSBOURN

Fourteen of Groveton High
Schools Is players got into the
scoring column last night as the
Tigers routed winless Osbourn,
1925, in a Northern Virginia
Group la game at Groveton.
Bob Stephens and Wayne Ber-
10 were the only players in
double figures. scoring II and
10 points. respectively, for the
victors. Osbourn scored only
one field goal in the first half
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II scorers with q points.

Halftime: Douglas. 34-17.
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Halftime. Great Mills. 35-22.
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THREE TIED FOR LEAD
Gorham, Jefferson Keep
Cardozo in Thick of Race

yesterday to lead the Colts to
a 80-56 victory over Wilson in
a West Division game at Ro-
osevelt. Virgil Wilson led the
Colt scorers with 10 while Bill
Bishop and Aaron Shingler
contributed II and Is, respec-
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TRENT SCORES
FOR ANNANDALE

Harold Trent scored l9 points
to spark Annandale to a 1896
Group la victory over Mount
Vernon last night at Mount
Vernon.
The victory was the ninth in
10 starts for the Atoms, who
meet three of the leagues top
five teams in their next three
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Halftime: cardozo, 34-22.
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winners with II points.

ToIaIs INI III T0iaIs -
Halitime: Laekey, 3b-2l
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St. Johns Making Run
AT First Title Since IS

enabled the Stays ID tie st.
Johns for the first hali cEan-
pionship.
Jim Mcbride led tha d Ma ha
scorers with % points While
Brendon Mccarthy added II,
Bernie Williams Is and jim
Colliflower Ia. Lou Rubino was
hiph for the Ea aplns with 0h
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IUIaN IU To OO TOIHN 10 II 10
Halftime Spingarn, 24-2l.
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Tstals 80 tgig Totais ?
HalfiLns NnfihNood. lt.ln
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HaIftime. HAMMOND, IH-Io.
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ST. STEPHENS
POSTS 18th WIN

Jim Howard and Colin Camp.
bell score q and 81 points.
respectively, last night TO lead
st. Stephens TO a 1851 victory
over st. Anthony's at st.
Stephens. 1t was the 18th
victory OF the year for the
Alexandria school against two
InTnaFe
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ARCHBISHOP NEALE
WINS FIRST GAME

Archbishop Neale High OF
LaPlata won It's first game Of
the season after four losses. de-
feating Cardinal Gibbons OF
Ridge in ST. Mary's County,
1926. Jim Simpson OF the win
ners was high with 10 points
on his home court.
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COTTER, AFFORD
SPARK BULLS

Paul Cott,r and KirE ffor >
each scored 20 points - lead
Bulls School 70 a 1894 victory
over Charlotte Hall yesterday At
Bulls. The Little Admirals
raced TO 26-5 lead early IN the
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Halft ms, Bladens 5nfg, a2.ga.
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Totals I'll 90 Totals 81
Halftime. Coolidge, 1925,
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IlctOrN 10 ID RameS.
KUNDZINS, PAULS
PACE MARSHALL

George Marshall High School
registered It's seventh victory Of
the season last night. defeating
Loudoun Valley. 64-47, ut Nc
Lean. John Kundzins scored Ia
points and Phil Pauls ADDED II
far fhn tpltYtapu
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DeMATHA GAINS
FIRST-PLACE TIE

-Four players hit for doubl,
figures last night 10 lead DE
Matha 10 a 92-72 victory over
Gonzaga in a Catholic League
game at Carroll. The victcr
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STAFFORD WINS
OVER CULPEPER

Stafford High School rushed
to a 20-l2 first-period lead and
went on TO whip Culpeper. 79-
81, last night at Culpeper. Leh-
mer Sullivan led the winners
with % points. but game honors
went to Chip Suddeth Of Cul-
,,a,nar ,a,ho cnorad 81
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LACKEY'S SPURT
TOPS BEL ALTON

Lackey High School, trailing
by 1910 after the first period.
came up with a 25-point sec
ond quarter and went on TO
defeat Bel Alton, 67-4l. yester-
day at Lackey. Bobby Killen led
the Uinners with II noints
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FOUL SHOTS GIVE
RYKEN VICTORY

Ryken sank IL of 20 attempts
at the foul line to score a ST.
as victory over Calvert County
last night at Calvert. Both
teams had 20 field goals but
Calvert was only five-for-nine
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LANDON BREEZES
OVER ST. ALBANS

John McConnaughey led a
balanced Landon attack with
Is points yesterday as the Bears
defeated St. Adams. 67-5l. in
an Interstate Athletic Confer
ence game at Landon. Ernie
Burton had IA points. Chris
Soule and Buddy Kupka l3,
and Will Hetzel 10 for Landon
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EASTERN SCORES
lIth WIN IN ROW

All five starters scored in
double figures yesterday as
Eastern ran its winning streak
to IL games with a 1853 deci-
sion over Mckinley Tech in an
East Division game at Eastern.
Larry Hardy led the Ramblers
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GLENELG TAKES
THIRD STRAIGHT

Glenelg. with three players
in double figures, scored a 46-
"a victory over Priory last night
at Glenelg. Ronnie williams
i8 points were high for Glenelg
and the game. The Gladiators
have won three in a row and
are 81 for the season.
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WHITMAN BOWS
TO SHERWOOD

Sherwood and Whitman High
Schools each scored i3 field
goals but Sherwood had a i2.q
advantage at the foul line %
take a 1896 victory last night
At Whitman
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DOUGLAS PRESS
STOPS BROOKS

Douglass High School turned
to a full-court press and out
scored Brooks, 20-5. in the sec
ond period yesterday en- route
to a 67-54 victory at Douglass.
John Randall Of Douglass led
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HERNDON BEATEN
BY JAMES WOOD

Ronnie Kern tossed in 81
points and Billy Pugh added l6
as James Wood defeated Hern-
don, 62-44. in a Virginia Group
LIB, Northwestern Conference
game last night at Herndon.
1t was James Woods eighth
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PHELPS COASTS
AGAINST VOLTS

Phelps ran up a 14-l lead
over Chamberlain in the first
five minutes yesterday and then
coasted to a 64-40 victory In an
East Division game at Sping-
arm, Charles Vinson, 6-3 senior,
led the Phelps attack with 16
noiptc
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MADISON SAVED
BY EARLY LEAD

James Madison piled up an
early lead and held on for a
1910 victory over Woodson last
night at Annandale. Madison
held a 1920 lead after three
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SPINGARN RALLY
SUBDUES BALLOU

Spingarn overcame an lit
first-quarter deficit and went
on to defeat Ballou, 53-46, in
an East Division game yester-
day on the losers court.
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iirst hall
WOODWARD PREP
TOPS JC TEAM

Neil i7Rrrlcc aid Bill
shepard combined for 80 points
as Woodward Prep defeated
George Mason Junior College
'9-42. yesterday at Woodward
a. A.. 4. - - % u..aaa - - q
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Games Today

GrOvetOn at lee, \.
stuart at Annandale, +.
MashingtOn-Lee at OsbOuTn, 3.
Mount Vernon at Mclean, 3.
Falls Church at Hammond, 4.
George Washington at Fairfax, 9.
Madison at Wakefield, 4.
Richard MONTGOMERY al B-CC, 8.
Blair at Walter Johnson. q.
Sherwood at Einstein, 5:3O.
whitman at Gaithersburg, 3.
NorthwoOd at Wheaton, 3.
SprinEbr0Ok at PeaTy, 3.
Jennie Dean u Hoffman Boston,
30.
Walker-Grant at Douglass, Z.
Stafford at Edison, 3.
WOOdsOn vs. Mar5nall at stuart, q.
Georgetown Prep at ST. James 2:3O
George Mason al LoudOIn valley. 3
WarrentOn at LOudoun County, $3.50
GOnzaga at Episcopal, 4
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HOWARD COUNTY
EDGES LAUREL

Free throws by Denny Lana
han and Skip Mercier in the
final 10 seconds gave Howard
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High School
Basketball
Results Yesterday

INTERHIGH LEAGUE
CardOz0 IS, Bell SO.
Coolidge so, Wilson SO.
Eastern ~, Tech. 63.
Phelps 81, Chamberlain 40.
Spingarn 53, Ballou as.
VIRGINIA
Mclean 4s, George Washington 4e.
Washington Lee 10, Hammond SO.
Wakefield SO, Falls Church 33.
stuart So. Lee 81.
Fairfax 81, Yorktown 40.
Annandale i8. Mount Vernon SO.
GrOvetOn ~, OsbOurn 26.
James Wood 62, HerndOn A..
Madison 90, WOOdSon 10.
Parker-Grl,y r. Luther Jackson Z
stafford 20. Culpeper 81.
James Monroe ~. Garfield as.
MARYLAND
BladenSburK 13, SuFrattsville SO.
NOrthwOOd ~, r. MONTGOMERY So.
OxOn Hill ~, Suitland 81.
FairmOnt Heights 81. Central 80.
High Point I8, DuVal ~.
sherwood 35, whitman 35.
DOUGLASS 81. Brooks 81.
Lackey 81, Bel Alton Al.
Ryken 81, Calvert County IS.
Howard County 81, Laurel so.
Great Mills SO, LeOnardtOwn SO.
Glenelg 46, PriOry 81.
Archbishop Neale AZ, Cardinal Glib.
IONS SO.
st. Johns 20, O'COnnelI 52.
DeMatha 92, GOnEaEa ~.
Mackin 4S, Carroll 43.
LandOn IL, st. Albans 81.
Bulls School 80, Charlotte Hall 81
Woodward Prep iS, Geo. Mason Coll
st. stephens 7s, st. AnthOny's 81,
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with 10 points while Vincent
Colbert was right behind with
IT. Techs Ed Taylor. the
leagues leading scorer, popped
~ On ,7at,nNe
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Totals $40 20 Totals 4
Halfume 0roveton. 32-s.
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3 PLAYERS HOT
AS COLTS WIN

Three Coolidge players COM
bined for a total of 81 points
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County a $3.50 victory over
Laurel last night at Laurel.
The losers had a lO-point lead
in the final quarter but fell to
HoWard's late rallY-
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Comes Tomorrow

Mackin vs.. GOnZaga at DeMatha, ..
ST. Emma's al O'COnnell, I.
Good Counsel at NJ unit st. JOseph's,
3:I5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-02
British Corsuir
Creased for Life

LONDON. (AP). = Ford Of
Britain has unveiled its Consul
Corsair. The car Is being made
at the new SIS million pound
(s10s million) Merseyside fac
tory in Northeast England.
The model. q Is liter four
scatter Saloon, is designed to
replace the classiv Saloon and
to supplement the company's
successful Cortina and Zephyr
Zodia range.
Big feature Of the Corsair,
the makers claim, Is that IL
makes the grease gun obsolete
It is fabricated for life BY the
makers and has q printed-cir-
cult electrical system.
The Corsair has q claimed
touring fuel consumption data
Of more than 80 miles to thu
imperial gallon Cs42 liters Il
the 100 kilometers). It hai
front wheel disc brakes, q tor
speed in excess Of 30 miles AZ
hour (i2S.7 kph) in standard
trim and 90 mph (144.s kphl
in the dresSed-up grand tour.
ing" version.
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MeIumed Promoted

The Communications Satel-
lite Corp. has promoted David
J. Melamed Of Elizabeth. NJ,
from assistant secretary and
assistant treasurer to secretary
Of the corporation.
Last November Mr.. Melmed
became assistant counsel to the
chairman Of the incorporators
OF the new agency that will de-
velop and operate a commercial
satellite communications sys-
tenn. Following incorporation OF
the company last February /
he became assistant secretary
and assistant treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-14

stand it's a guy who comes out
to criticize"
Dark said Duren had the
worst intentions toward Nc
Covey and Mays.
"McCovey hit four home runs
in the other games here" Dark
said land gets plunked by the
first pitch. Then Mays has to
dive away from q pitch.
Strange, isn't 1t?
Sure, I could have my
pitchers hit somebody like Roy
Sievers, but that wouldn't be
the right thing. This game is
played that way. ! don't blame
the pitchers. I blame the UNI
pires.
This is nothing new with us.
1t happens al the time. At least
one time every series - and
naturally they seem to pick on
the guy who is doing the most
hitting"
Duren denied all the accusa-
tions-the Spitballing and the
Intentional hitting Of McCovey.
Some Of those Giants don't
know the difference between q
slider and a spitball," he said
II can't help what they
think"
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Fire in Room
Scares Aaron

ST. LOUIS, July Is (AP).-
Milwaukee Braves Outfielder
Hank Aaron escaped injury to-
day when fire erupted near the
center of the hotel room in
which he was eating breakfast.
Firemen said Aaron was ap-
parently pretty lucky" not to
be injured in the blaze which
scorched the entire room and
caused 81, 900 estimated damage
Cause of the blaze was I'M
determined. The heart of the
fire was in the area near
Aaron's bed. The bed, a nearby
air conditioner and room fix
lures were severely burned.
Firemen said Aaron, clad in
trousers and coat and shoeless,
was waiting for them outside
the opened room door when
they arrived at the eighth
floor room.
Aaron was quoted by a club
official as saying of the in
cident: THAT was the scaredest
I ever was"
With him in the room at the
time was his brother, Tommy,
also a ballplayer for the
Braves. Tommy also escaped
injury.
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Twins Defeat Red Sox
On Homers to End Skid

MINNEAPOLIS, July 10
(AP) Earl Battey's two-run
homer off Bob Heffner in the
fourth inning helped the Twins
break out of a five-game losing
streak today and sink Boston,
Ga.
Rich Rollins and Harmon
K lille brew hit k-to-hack
homers in the third for the
Twins.
Minnesota tagged Heffner for
seven hits and six runs in the
first five innings. That was
enough support for Lee STANCE,
who became the first Twins
pitcher to 60 the route in a
week.
Despite the loss, the Red Sox
remained in second place, one
percentage point ahead Of rain
idled Chicago. The slumping
Twins posted only their second
triumph in II games.
Boston got to STANCE for nine
hits, including solo home runs
by Lou Clinton and Chuck
Schilling.
Rollins and Killebrew hit
homers with the bases empty
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Comet Races Led
By We Two Too
After Two Heats

OXFORD, Md, July 10 (AP)
The We Two Too, sailed by
John Swaine, jr., took a slim
lead today after two races OF
the three-race series in the
Territory II Comet Glass cham
pionship regatta.
The We Two Too finished
second in both races for "a
points. John Peters Tall Cot
ton was right behind Swaine
with 1914 points, with a first
and a fourth place finish in a
field Of Is contenders.
Both Swaine and Peters sail
out Of the Talbot Comet fleet
here.
The defending C h a mp ion
Roger Judd, also Of the Talbot
Comet fleet, was third after
the first two races on the To-
mile triangular course which
begins at the mouth Of the
Tired Avon River and extends
into the Choptank River.
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Dodgers Rap
Nets, H., fol
Sixth in Row

NEW YORK, July 10 (AP) i.
The streaking Dodgers won
their sixth in a row today,
handing the Nets their 14th
straight defeat, l1-2, on a Is
hit attack and Bob Miller's six
hit pitching.
Wally Moon hit his seventh
home run and a triple, driving
in three runs. Nate Oliver, a
late inning replacement for
Junior Gillian, hit his first
major league homer off Larry
Beariiarth in the eighth.
Gillian had driven in two
runs with three straight sim
giles before he took a rest.
Miller, a liz pitcher for the
Nets last year, won his sixth.
1t was his first complete game
since April rs when he whipped
Cincinnati.
Tracy Stallard, knocked out
in the second, lost his seventh.
Frank Thomas two run
homer in the fourth accounted
for the Met runs.
The victory boosted the
Dodgers lead over the Giants
to six full games.
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peeled off his dripping uniform
after the 25-minute session, he
said he merely had asked to
pitch batting practice because
he had worked only five in
nings the night before.
Throughout Roberts major
league career his walks never
approached his strikeouts. His
average is about 2l2 strikeouts
per base on balls. But because
control was never a problem, he
said he was never particularly
conscious of his achievements
| for feweSt bases on balls.
Before the game with the
Senators, Roberts had walked
Is batters in 1874 innings, anc
three of the IS were intentional
Robin said he had no idea
of how he stands in percentage
of walks. That fellow Fischer
pitched "a innings last year fol
Kansas City without giving UP
a walk" Robin pointed out
Don Newcombe hardly ever
walked a batter" ne added
land Lew Burdette walks very
few"
Roberts said he just hap
pened to hit a game where he
was missing his usual spots
when he walked the six Wash
ington batters, one of them in
tentionally. The passes came
in the first three innings, four
in one inning in which the
Senators did not score a run.
IT remember I walked four
in one inning against the Dod-
gers" Roberts said with his in
fictitious grin, but they scored
one run"
A couple Of the Washington
players had remarked that
Roberts had complained to
Umpire John Rice about a few
of the calls. most unusual for
him.
II think it was just one
pitch I said something about, a."
Roberts said. mo, it wasn't the
umpire. I was just missing.
And had Just found my con-
troll when I was lifted for a
pinchhitter."
The Orioles highlander,
who won 234 of his major
league victories with the Phil
lies, was asked If young pitch
ers asked for much help in
learning control.
Its pretty tough to teach. "
Robin replied. Il guess I'm just
fortunate in having a smooth
delivery. The first game l
pitched in the minors I struck
out II and walked only one.
And from that day I've never
had much of a control prob
lem"
\ n
On the Baltimore bench.
Manager Billy Hitchcock was
remarking about what a year
it had been for winning and
losing streaks in both leagues.
Almost everybody has had
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Braves Defeat
Cards.; Aaron
Raps No. 26

ST. LOUIS, July 10 (AP).-
A tremendous first inning
home run by Henry Aaron, q
three-run shot into the seldom
disturbed centerfield shrub
berry at Busch Stadium, today
powered the Braves in a Us
victory over the Cardinals.
Aaron's 26th homer provided
the edge Milwaukee needed to
withstand a three-run ninth
by the Cardinals, who collected
home runs by Rookie Gary
Kolb and Pinch-hitter Charles
James in that inning.
Kolb's home run, his second
two-run blast in two games,
kayoed Winner Hank Fischer
James homer was off Believer
Dan SCHNEIDER, who then gave
way to Claude Raymond. Ray.
mond got Julian Javier on {
foul pop for the final out.
Aaron, who had three hit
and scored three runs, hit hi
420-foot homer off Loser Cur
Simmons.