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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-22
GoIdwyn Over 80.
Still in Business
o. LEoNARDEYoNs

steel bomb-shelters, to convert
into MISUNDERSTANDING, IL
braries and cabanas.
The Tv show, whats Co
ing On Here?" tried for one
shot on Channel 5, was shown
in England recently and won
rave reviews. 1t will become a
fall series here. A short
story by John O'Hara will be
the first Of his works to be
adapted for TV, on Chrysler's
new series.
John Strachey, the British
politician and author who died
last week, once was held on
Ellis Island when, before the
war, he was suspected. Of Red
activities. Strachey refuted the
charges and, in fact, later de-
nounced and was attacked by
the Communist Party. At Ellis
Island, he was questioned;
Didn't you, in q debate once
advocate Communism" .'9
never advocated" he replied
II prophesied."
While on Ellis Island,
Strachey had discussions with
his custodian who reported
HE was unable to convince
me it was wrong for me to
leave my hard-earned money
If wanted it that way-tc
my daughter, for permanent
waves the rest Of her life"
Catherine Craig, the estrang-
ed wife Of Robert Preston, APP
parently has found new en-
chantment at the Bucks Coun-
ty Playhouse, where she's re-
sumed her stage career
Bill Weeks "As in Wreck" the
amusing, controversial book
about his baseball career, is be-
ing reissued in q paperback
The principal job Of the
Academic Franchise, who's
elected members are Immortals
of France, is to update the
French dictionary. At their re-
cent session the Immortals
discussed the word white,
which is defined as "the color
of snow or milk" One men,
Der stated that white is not
color. Andre Maurois said that
in Paris milk is frequently
more blue than white. Another
added, And on farms, milk Is
more yellow than white"
The Immortals agreed to
delete milk" from the defini-
ton and leave just SNOW
Jean Cocteau dissented: but
if the snow is dirty?" They
solved it like politicians-ap-
pointing a committee to study
the matter and bring in a re-
port at the next session.
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THE LYONS DEN

Nv q
NEW YoRK.-Sam GOIdwyn
was at luncheon the other day
with Abe Schneider, head Of
Columbia Pictures. Goldwyn
was still chuckling over his
experiences on Long Island
Sound, when he and his wife
had to be rescued from a yacht.
The veteran producer, who is a
multimillionaire, said: tive
never owned a yacht, nor a
Rolls Royce, although people
who worked for me owned
them,
He reIflinisced Of his pioneer
days In Hollywood. Almost half
q century ago, he said. his as
sociate, Cecil b. DeMille, was
preparing q film spectacle about
the "55 Days in Peking." 1t
would have cost $250,000. Gold
wyn Cancelled the project, and
reminded DeMille: We've
rented this studio-barn, here in
Hollywood, for only two months
Do you want us to be stuck
here?"
Goldwyn, now over 30, still
is reading scripts for possible
production, Schneider pointed
out that Goldwyn remains the
only producer who always has
put up his own money. "It's
not because I wanted all the
profits" Goldwyn said, "but
because I never wanted others
to lose"
Frank Sinatra, jr., will make
his New York singing debut
Wednesday ct WNEW's 30th
anniversary party In Madison
Square Garden. /. His grand
parents viii be there. John
Huston finally chose the paint
ing-by DeStaeI, his favorite
contemporaries his fee from
Preminger- for acting in "The
Cardinal" A Las Vegas
hotel is bidding for a pal
Joey" production there, with
TalIuIah Bankhead in the Co
starring role-.if Miss Bank
head Is willing to do a musical.
Norway's Ambassador VIII
helm de MOrgenstierne, who
died in Washington last week
was q former dean Of the dip
lomatic corps. During the wal
he arranged for Crown Prince
OIaf's cross country speaking
tour. The first speech, at the
Overseas Press Club here, was
scheduled to last for 20 min
Utes. The Crown Prince spoke
for almost two hours. DeMor-
genstierne gave Olaf, as q pre-
tour gift, q pocket alarm watch
set to ring every 20 minutes.
John Ireland will tour in "A
Thousand Clowns" taking over
from Eddie Bracken, who had
to leave for a film commit
ment. Wolf MankOwitz
London musical, Make Me ar
Offer" will be produced on
Broadway by HiIIy EIkins. Ir
London it starred Daniel Mas
sey, now starring in ''She Loves
Me-" ass
The Lipsett Co. has been
specializing in demolition jobs
It demolished the Third Avenue
FL and the Roxy Theater, anc
also the three ships, Norman.
die, Enterprise, and Liberte
Now, in developing the swords
into-ploughshares theme, Lip.
sett bought a supply Of pre-fat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-22

These prices effective until close Of business Wednesday, July
"a, 1893, In Washington, D. C. MARYLAND Palmer Pork
Hlerssi Heights, Tokomo Pork Indicn Hsod Blodsnsbvrs,
Silver Spring. Rockville, LAUREL VIRGINIA. Asxondru, Airing.
Ton, Foox, Fos Church. elson Annondos Hsrndon lees
burg, MunoSsos WE RESERVE The RIGHT TO LIMIT QUAINT.
IEs Produce prices subject 10 dolly market ehonsss Some Of
the items In this advertisement moy not bs found In oil our
stores.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-03
MAX FREEDMAN WRITES RESPECTED csnsdisn9l
"C0P MUST TAKE LONG VIEW
IF RIGHTS BILLS ARE TO PASS"

Free Press, June 23
WASHINGTON - The first reaction TO President Ken
nedys eivrighs program has been moderately eneovrsg
Ing Some Of his supporters in Congress would have liked
sn even stronger bot they ready rally his
standard and 70 take risks for lis The opposition
OF hs South remains vnshsksn but has yet 10 become
fierce and nnpscsbIe
MANY SOUTHERN MEMBERS, AT LEAST PRIVATE.
LY ADMIT THAT CHANGES M THE STATUS or THE
NEGRO CAN BE DENIED OR DELAYED ONLY AT THE
PRICE or CRUEL REPREssoNs WHICH AMERICANS IN
THEIR CONSCIENCE NO LONGER CAN ACCEPT.
(ses COP, Psgs 81
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-03
by Andrew +. Evehouf C.S. +++
Modern Christian Science Crusader

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major prophet Of "oUr FafherMofher God sllhar
moniovs R l6 Science and Health with Key TO the Scrip
tvres by Mary Baker Eddy with world message and
mission, who will - by he grace Of God = do Frvshsvf
Martin Luther Job in this age ~! And how Science &
Health, textbook. is Gods Lberator Of the Bible.
HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF GOD
THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND THE WRITER rs HIS
FRIEND AND OF HIS PEOPLE. Tool
Jesus flowed Righteousness and hated iniqvity"I
The "Ivkewsrn" live in . fools Paradise
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW" FAITHFUL
STUDENTS OF CHRIST JESUS RETURN IN CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE |! - my WORKS AND GREATER" ussusA
o THE JOY OF OUR MARVELLOUS UNIVERSE! :
SATURATED WITH HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE!
-N-0-T-H-I-N-C-N-E-S-S OF EVIL ! THE HUMAN!
THE MATERIAL!
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-03

Skopje, YugosIavia, Quake, Known
Dead, Close To 800!-
Satan Rampant In Tito's Free
Communist Show Case!
NO. BOB sEIcRIsT. IT sN-o-T ACT OF c0Dl-
THE DEVIL IS F00lNC YOU!
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
TRAGIC, PATHETIC ADAM-EvE lord D-cOD"
myths! ! OF DAMNABlE SPIRITUAL
ADULTERY OF GREEK ORTHODOX BRAIN
WASHED HORSE AND BUGGY, SAUL OF
TARsUs' PERvERsI0Ns OF FATHER. SON AND
HOLY GHOST AND JESUS SECOND COMING"
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH VIA HOLY GHOST
TEACHING ALL THINGS!
DEVIL : ALIAS Ewes. ADAMS. OFFSPRING
OF LUST. "lEGAlIzED." OR NOT. STEAL IS
MILLION S CARTS YEARLY!
sUPERMARKETs UP IN ARMS!
'cARTNAPPERs BEWARE: STORES STRIVE
TO CUT SHOPPING CART LOSSES"
FOOD FAIR TRIES MAGNET LOCKS ON WHEELS:
COST OF PROBLEM PUT AT SIS MILLION
YEARLY"
BY Roger B. May Staff Reporter Of The Wall Street Journal
Philadelphia Pa July 10
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE, ADDITIONALLY:
The DEVIL BREAKS THE TEN
COMMANDMENTS
MAN YOUR TRUE BEING CHRIST.
SCIENTIST. CANNOT! BECAUSE
GODS IMAGE AND LIKENESS SPONTANEOUSLY
Externally, KEEPS THE COMMANDMENTS
BUT THAT GOD - THE ONE AND ONLY
REALl- - IS NOT THE SATANIC ANTLcHRIsT,
ADAM-EvE "LoRD-coD" tcen. ~ eteJ OF THE
'cocKEYED' CLERGY, WHO MAKE NO DIsTINc.
lsee DEVILS Ewes. ADAMS. Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-03
GOD CONDEMNED SPIRITUAL BAsTARD,l
AND PUBLIC
'NLRB RAPs PRINTERS CHIEF ON
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL PENALTY"

NEW YORK. July S. - Bsrfrsm Powers president
., ,ne new YORK local OF hs International Typographical
Union. has been eensvred the local found c, t a.
unfair labor practice for esneens The lob priority Of Law
renee F. csfsro nighttime proofresdsr al she Nav York
Times because he also the daytime PRINCIPAL Of ivr.
Tor high school in NorwsIk, Conn.
tsse PRINTERS, Psos q
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-03

Sndke
speare - 100, 800 years seo) MARKS MODERN DIS
cERNMENT OF THE sEMANTIcs OF THE NOM
CHRIST SCIENTISTS - see PIP. 1872 S&H. FOR
THE REAL
THE FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRIPPLEs AND
ALL THE NoN-cHRiST SCIENTIST CLERGY, LAY.
MEN. LEADERS, MASSES, ARE DEvILISHLY ROBBED
- BECAUSE - UNTIL THE MARTYRDOM OF
ABRAHAM LINCOLN - COMPARABLE TO THE MAR.
TYRDoM OF JOHN THE BAPTIST AccELERA-
ToNS OF THE MESSIAHSHIP OF THE ONE CHRIST
mo ONE HAD BEEN WORTHY TO COMPLETE
JESUS UNFINISHED BUSINESS! - IMPLIED IN
JOHN l6:l2 ." HAVE MANY MORE THINGS TO
SAY UNTO YOU. BUT YE CANNOT BEAR THEM NOW"!
AND FREQUENTLY IN JOHN Ia. Is, l6, THERE
IS PROMISE, PROPHECY OF "ANoTHER COMFORTER,
EVEN THE HOLY GHOST" - TEACHING ALL
THINGS VIA WOMAN" | - Matthew 1888; ReveIa-
tion i2:l, s. THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN AT
HAND. WITHIN YOU rs LIKE UNTO LEAvEN
WHICH A WOMAN TOOK AND HID IN THREE
MEASURES OF MEAL" - UNTIL THE WHOLE
WAS LEAvENED' - "sciENcE, THEOLOGY,
AND MEDICINE" - THE TITLE OF THE SIXTH CHAP.
TER or OUR CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK
- SAVIOUR or BIBLES CLERGY EVERY ONE -
tsse BILLY GRAHAM Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-03
I'm WET NAM
"BUDDHISTS FAST. vow SUICIDES" VS..
ROMAN CATHOLIC POLITICAL DEspOTIsMI

NY. Times Foreign Service
Saigon Free Press J,,v ~
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-03
Gods Detroit Tribune Supports
Pres. Kennedy, Et AI-Atomie Test

Ban.
1.-THE LOGIC OF EVENTS" : GOD TO MRS. EDDY
(''WOMAN" MATT. 1888: Rev. 12:1. 81 TO
YOU ALL!
RUSSIANS WANT The FRUITS OF PEACE
EVEN atheist MINORITY FEEL THE WAY
OF GOOD EXCLUSIVELY REAL!
new CHINESE LEADERS WILL AWAKEN
TO SANITY!
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-03

Detroit News, July
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEAR DR.. HARRELL: SPEAK FOR YOURSELF
JOHN LIVING IN HELL OR FOOLS PARADISE"
- YOU DON'T - NOW - KNOW OF THE
MYTHICAL, ADAM-EvE DREAM NATURE or
ALL MATERIAL PHENOMENA
THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH" AND
THEIR EXCLUSIVE REALITY REV. 2l:I;
John the Divine. 90 ADJ PLUS PosT-LINcoLN MAR.
TYRDoM REVELATIONS. CHRIST SCIENCE MES.
SIAH, JESUS SECOND COMING" - REVEAL -
AND DEMONSTRATE - THE UTTER MOTH.
LN-c-N-E-s-s OF THE THINGS SEEM TEMPORAL
tst. PAUL - THE EVIL THE HUMAN THE
MATERIAL - MERELY MORTAL THOUGHT
PHENOMENA - coUNTERFEITs BURLEsoUEs.
OR SYMBOLS OF THE DIVINE, THE SPIRITUAL
(see POISON IVY. Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-03
HUMAN TORCH SUICIDE /!

WHAT DEEP CONVICTIONS BUDDHIST MONK
SATURATED HIMSELF WITH GASOLINE AND SET
HIMSELF AFIRE = HEROIC SUICIDE AS
RECORDED IN THE PRESS, RADIO, ETC.
SAIGON - Buddhists in Saigon began a two-dsv hun.
ger strike Tuesday and pledged that their
moi met they would sacrifice human lives
tsee WET NAM. Page n
, 1963-07-30

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION OF ST. CROIX
Estate Of FANASTAcIA SINMoNDS PETERSEN aka
ANNA SI1MONDS PROBATE NC. -1962.
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT
AlneTIc l.. Christian, administrator of the above entitled estate,
by order of this court dated July Is, 1868 hereby give notice to all
interested persons that they are requested to appear at the Court
House in Christiansted, ST. Croix on August SO, 1868 at 1000 AM
to file objections if any they have on the final account of said estate
& PADIILA ALNERICL CHRISTIAN
Attorneys for Administrator Administrator.
"a, 81. 10. II a4#4.@@
, 1963-07-30
GOVERNMENT OF
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
Charlotte Amalie, ST. Thomas
Department Of Property and Procurement
July Is. 1863
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quintuplcate, will be received at
the Dera as1ts.1aa
of Procurement and Supply, St. Thomas, Virgin islands,
until ZOO PM Friday. August 16, 1868 and then pub
licly cDened for the following
Transportation Of Fresh Water from Roosevelt
Roads. Puerto Rico. to S Submarine Base.
ST. Thomas. v. /.
The Government reserves the right to reject any or
all bids, to waive any informality in bids and, unless
otherwise specified by the Government or by the bidders,
to accept any item in the bid.
Copies Of Invitation to bid may be obtained from
the DEPARTMENT of PronertY & Procurement, Division
Of Procurement and Supply, upon request. k
MARIO LEWIS
Commissioner
%, 500
, 1963-07-30

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
Il N9ses DIVISION OFST. OROIX
Estate Of WILLIAM SINn1oNDS. Deceased PROBATE Nc. S. 1862
NoTICEOF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Alnnerc ]. Christian administrator Of the above entitled estate.
by order of this court dated, July l9, 1868 hereby give notice to all
interested persons that they are requested to appear at the Court
House in Christiansted, St. Croix on August 80 1868 at 1000 AN
to file objections if any they have on the final account Of said estate.
LEADER & PADIILAp g9a ALMERIc e CHRISTIAN
attorneys Tor administrator Administrator.
OF Procurement and Supply. upon request.
26. 30 s. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-10
Cavalier Coach
Promotes Pair

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
Sept 10 (AP) Coach Bill Elias
announced two changes in Vir-
ginia's starting backfield yes
terday after reviewing perform
ances in Saturdays squa d
Scrimmage.
Sophomore Bob Dunphey,
who passed well and scored on
a 60-yard run in the scrim-
mage, was promoted to No. /
quarterback and senior Henry
MaSSie was elevated to the first
team at halfback.
Elias also cited three middle
men in the line-Center Turn
ley Todd, and Guards Duane
BickerS and Bruce Perry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-10

Outfielder Jimmie Hall Is
making a drive for American
League rookie honors with his
bat. So is Pitcher Gary Peters.
Hall hits like an outfieldel
should, and plays every day
Peters is pitching beautiful
baseball, but he only works
every fourth day. That makes
it tough for pitchers to win
either the rookie or most valu-
able awards.
So the White Sox lefthandel
is making an extra pitch. He's
hitting like an outfielder, too.
Hall banged his 30tn and
31St home runs for the Twins
last night in a IA victory over
Cleveland, tying the league
homer record for rockies set by
Ted Williams in 1899.
IL Of Last Is
Peters won his 18th game
and his 18th in his last 13 de-
cisions, ga over the Orioles. He
raped two hits, a single and q
double, for his 18th and 10th
hits of the year. Both drove in
runs.
In other AL action, the New
York Yankees blew a 60 lead
as their pennan t-clinching
drive stalled in a 7-6 loss to
Kansas City. The AS, aided by
walks and errors, got six runs
in the seventh inning and
squeezed the winning run across
in the eighth. The Yankees
magic number remained four.
The Tigers swept a double
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-10
Renamed Boat
Aiming for I'd
Cup Triumph
By CARL SELL
Star Staff Writer

Miss Wahoo, recently taken
out of mothballs and rechrist-
ened Miss Exide, will be shoot
ing for another victory in the
Presidents Cup unlimited n.y.
droplane competition Saturday
and Sunday on the Potomac
off Hams Point.
Miss Wahoo, winner of the
Presidents Cup in 1859, was
purchased recently by Milo and
Glen Stoen, Seattle contractors,
and renamed Miss Exide. The
Wahoo replaces the original
Miss Exide, which was destroy
ed during the final heat of
the Diamond Cup in Occur
d'Alene, Idaho late in July.
Mira Slovak, Exide driver
and winner of the Presidents
Cup in Miss Wahoo in 1859,
was injured in the accident
and has been replaced by Bill
Brow.
Brow, a Seattle milkman,
piloted Miss Exide, sponsored
by Exide Batteries of Cleveland,
to victory in the Governors
Cup two weeks ago at Madison,
Wis.
Miss Exide currently is Sec
ond in the national unlimited
hydroplane standings with L.
1T points. Miss Bardahl is far
out in front with 1875 points.
Exide is locked in a tight
battle with Taho Miss and
Gale v for the No. 2 spot be-
hind Miss Bardahl, which won
the Gold Cup this year. Tahoe
Miss, winner of Seattle's Sea-
fair trophy, has 1,168 points
and Gale V is third with LOO.
Notre Dame is fourth with 1872.
Century 81, later called Miss
Thriftway, won the Presidents
Cup in 1861 and 1862, but has
been retired.
Miss Bardahl, with Don VIII
son driving, was 12.1 seconds
behind Miss Exide at Madison.
Ron MusSon, Bardahl's regular
driver, was injured in a prac-
tice run before the COMPETE
ton started and Wilson subbed
for him.
Other hydros which will COM
pete in the Presidents Cup
are st. Regis, the only District
owned boat, Miss Madison,
Such Crust, Tempo, Miss Blue
Chip and Miss Michigan.
Competition in classes for A,
48, las, $50, and $50 hydros,
along with a national cham
pionShip for E and F service
runabouts will be on the pro-
gram, beginning at pm. each
day.
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3 Teams Get Series Ticket Okoys

CHICAGO, Sept. 10 (AP).-
Commissioner Ford Trick COM
pleted plans for the 1868 World
Series yesterday and to no
body'S surprise gave permits
sion only to the Yankees,
Dodgers and Cardinals to print
tickets.
Prick scheduled the series to
open in the American League
city october 2, with the Sec
ond game there October 8.
October A will be an open date,
and the third, fourth and fifth
games, if necessary, to be played
in the National League city
october ST.
If the best-of-seven series is
not ended by then, October 8
would be an open date, with
the sixth and seventh games
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-10

scheduled for the American
League city october 9 and 10
Because of the close race in
volving the Dodgers and Cardi-
mails in the National League,
President Warren Giles an
nounced that in case of a. tie,
a best-of- three-playoff would
begin Monday, September 80
and continue without a break
Giles said a flip of the coin
would give the winning team
the option of playing the first
game at home and the last
two, if necessary, on the road
or the first game on the road
and the last two at home.
Prick said all of the World
Series games, to be televised by
the National Broadcasting Com
pany, would begin at / pm
local time unless San Fran
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-10
Musser Settles
For Share
Pro-Am Prize
BY DICK STAY
Star Staff Writer

John Musser, the veteran
golf pro at All View outside
Ellicott City, has been having
frustrating tournament year
in the Middle Atlantic AsSocia-
ton.
Even yesterday, when he
fired his best competitive
round Of the year-a 3-under-
par 81 in the pro-amateur at
Washington-he had to share
first money with steady Char
ley Bassler of Indian Spring.
MuSser carded mines of "a
and 33, rallying for immedi-
ate brides after bogeying the
third hole and for birdie-eagle
after a DOGGY on No. 10. Bass
Ter was less cratic with only
a single DOGGY, but that came
on the easy, 360-yard No. II.
He needed a birdie on 18 for
the tie. His mines were SO
and "a.
MuSSer and BaSSler finished
a stroke in front of five other
pros in a field of So. All ex-
cept four of the fourSomes
managed to finish before dark.
Two pros, host Clare Emery
and Don Young of Tantallon.
said they will return today
with at least one amateur
partner in hopes of getting a
beSt-ball prize.
However, BasSler and Lew
Russell. champion of the host
club two years ago, seem safe
in the pro-am figuring with
a best-ball so, a stroke ahead
OF four other twoSomes. Rus
sell helped BaSSler five strokes
on his four handicap holes,
plus a stroke each on the 10th
and 18th as he fired a gross rs.
John Allen of Congressional
won amateur gross with II
and tied for amateur net at sc
with Frank Benson of Fred
ericksburg, Va, who fired
1896.
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cisco wins the National League
pennant. In that case Candle
stick Park games would begin
at noon, San Francisco time.
Ticket prices for the series
will be the same as last year
$12 for a box seat, So for re-
served grandStands, 81 for I'M
reserved grandStands and
standing room and 50 for
bleacher seats.
Because the Yankees have
turned the American League
race into a runaway, the only
other clubs represented from
the league were Chicago and
Minnesota.
Other National League repre-
sentatives attending the meet
ing were from Milwaukee, San
Francisco, Philadelphia, and
Chicago.
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Major Leaders
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
EATING s6stG 2oO at 6f ksns beisa
and Rollins. Minnesota, .Si3: Pear
son, Los Angeles. .3ll; Malone,
RUNsMAlli iS2I' Minnesota and fresh,
New York, 81: Kaline, Detroit, So
YastrzemssN, Boston. So colavito'
Runs BAfTED N-stuart. Boston,
Los Angeles. s. Coiayito, Detroit,
S5: Allison, Minnesota. 81.
HITS-Ward, Chicago. l6S,; Yastr-
fs s01; Rost%Sn slu0 5S? B SslHe l rs
- lSi Boston, IS;
Ward. Chicago, 32; Avis Cleveland
81 versailles civ MnR anS TORIES 59 los Los
TRnPIEs&Versslles.. Minnesota. -;
Hinton washington .,0.o ~ CimEo n
s Kias' ct XDa aRf FBIs aSfimoT Fo' Gin
HOME RUNs-stuart Boston, and
Killebrew, Minnesota, 3! Allison,
Minnesota, S3; Via Han Minnesota III
STOLEN BAsEsEAParieio, Baltimore,
3s; Hinton, washington, 23 WOOD
Detroit, 49, Snyder. Baltlmore; IL;
Charles, Kansas City and Pearson
New York, 1875, .760; Ford, New
York. 2l-7, $50; Peters; ChicasS'
1870 $50; Downing New Yorkk.
l2-4, $50; Radatz. Boston l4-o'
40" NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING (350-at-bats)--oroat, 81
Louis, .32S T. Davis, Los Angeles
1928; II. Aaron, Milwaukee, w ! :
PinSon, Cincinnati and clemente'
EuSs sssoHtsniA Aaron ron. Milwaukee. III !, !,
Francisco. 90; White, st. Louis, o.;
Rose, Cincinnati, "a; - ,,r
Runs BATTED NH. Aaron. MI
Mspkee. l2li Boyer. 81. Louis Louis Ia
s wsit' o. g. p LSs5 en- cghtih ssnio sS
and Flood. 81. Louis, 1856; II. Aaron,
Milwaukee. and White, 81 Louis
Do1BLEs-orost, st. Louis, 4oi PIN
fShniiadeGip5hhffaa IS; Williams "Acchi chi.
eaEo, "a: Flood, ST. Louis, 81 a..
dohsSiez Phiiadeiphia, III. BROCK,
chicagS and callison, Philadelpph1ii s
dslpSMia a'li ana o TSaSs s.. Louis. o.
HOME .RuNs-H Aaron, Milwaukee,
80 McCovey, San Francisco, VI
Mays San FRANCISCO; ~ Cspeda,
san Francisco rs Santo CHICAGO
sToIES BAsEsDwiiis, Los Angeles,
son, Cincinnati 56. II, Aaron, Mil
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10 HITS

header from the Senators, 10
and 1877, and the Red Sox
trimmed the Angels, So.
Hall Batting 1865
Halls two homers ran his
batting average to 1855 in a
league where .284 gets you into
the top ten, and his RBI total
to 70. Ahead is the major
league rookie homer mark of
38, by Wally Berger and Frank
Robinson.
Peters has three home runs,
a triple and four doubles in
his 10 hits, and has IL RBI.
He is hitting $50.
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PITCHER HAS 10 VICTORIES, 10 HITS
Peters Battling Hall in Batters' Box

single made it 6-3 and brought
on Hal Reniff. Reniff walked
another run home, a fifth
scored on a double play and
Charley Lau singled home the
tying run. In the eighth,
Bobby Del Greco singled. went
to third when Reniff threw
wild on a pickoff attempt and
scored on Jerry Lumpe's bunt.
The Red Sox came from be-
hind with four in the ninth to
give Earl Wilson his 10th VIC
tory. Lu Clinton tripled the
tying run home and then
scored on a pinch single by
Dick Williams.