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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-16
Probe Asked
On Failure
To Fire Aide
By the Associated Press

Representative Hardy, Demo-
crat Of Virginia. has requested
a congressional investigation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19
Red Sox Top
Detroit, 81,
On ) Homers

BOSTON, April 10 (AP).-
Gene Conley erased a big ques-
ton mark on the Boston pitch
ing staff and Shortstop Eddie
Bressoud cracked two home
runs today in a 81 victory
over Detroit's American League
leaders.
The morning game was the
first half of a Patriots Day
double-header.
Conley, who injured his pitch
ing hand and sprained an
ankle playing pro basketball in
the offseason, gave UP eight
hits and Detroit's one run be-
fore retiring in the eighth in
ming. Lefthander Arnold Farley
finished for the Red Sox.
Bressoud put the Red Sox
in front to stay in the second
inning when he slammed one
of Phil Regan's pitches into
the screen over the leftfield
wall. In the fifth inning he
drove another Regain offering
into the screen. Chuck Schil-
ling also homered in the fifth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19
Roth, Preuss
Meet in Final

PNEHURST. N. c., April 10
(AP).-Nancy Roth, whose golf
goal is a spot on next years
United States Curtis Cup team
that will meet the British, to-
day was one victory away from
a major step in that direction.
The little slugger met Phyllis
CTish) Preuss. a member Of
last years cup team, in an
all-Forida 18-hole final Of the
6lst North and South Women's
Amateur tournament.
Each played sub-par golf in
yesterdays Semifinals. Nancy
was one-under in putting out
Doris Phillips of BeIleville, Ill,
4 and 2, by winning the last
three holes.
fish busted her cup team
mate. Jean Ashley of Chanute,
Kans., four and three. with a
two under par performance
over the 6,000-yard. par IA No.
two course Of the Pinehurst
Country Club.
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eeWinners
Put Davidson
In Riding Lead

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
April 10 Especially .-Shenan-
doah Downs opens the first
week end of its record spring
meeting tonight, with two sue
cessive large twin doubles in
the books and Jesse Davidson
out in front in the race for rid
ing honors.
A patron from York. Pa, who
declined to be identified to all
but the Internal Revenue Serv-
ice, collected a $12,401.40 twin
double last night. 1t was the
second five-figure payoff in a
row. coming on the heels of
Wednesdays $12,753.40.
Davidson, who has been
chasing Angelo Vasil for the
riding lead. went to the front
5ast night with his second triple
of the meeting. The three VIC
tories put him two ahead Of
VaSil, who was shut out.
Davidson, seeking his sixth
straight Shenandoah riding IT,
tile. won with National Beau
t$4.20) in the first, Whataman
($4) in the fourth and Royal
Revoked $l0.40) in the sew
enth.
Manuel Mendelson's King In
Charge and Mrs. Albert j. La
costes Unwary are expected to
duel for the favorite's role in
Itonight's Tulip Purse. The event
is at one mile for four year
lolds and up.
Jockey Ronald Zangari es-
capped injury last night in a
spectacular spill that resulted
in the first disqualification OF
the meeting. Zangari was
thrown In front Of the stands
when Goodnpoor fell dUrin 6
the fifth race.
The stewards found that
Harry w. Hamilton's, Barne-
gat. the even-money favorite
who ran second, had inter-
terred with Goodnpoor through
the stretch, causing the fall.
! Touraco won the race, catch
ing the pace-setting Brother
lDoge at the wire. Touraco paid
l$52.40 while Brother Doge
beaten in a photo at z2-l. re-
turned $3.50 to place.
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Aaron led off with a double off
Ray Culp and came home when
Catcher Clay Dalrymple fired
past third in an attempt to get
Aaron on Norm Larker's bunt.
Larker, who homered earlier,
received credit for a single on
the play that made Claude Ray
mond the winner.
Schwall Beats Cards
Bill Virdon drove in his Sec
ond run with a ninth-inning
single, giving the Pirates and
Don Schwall the victory over
the Cardinals. Schwall, making
his first MI start since being
acquired from Boston in an off
season trade, had to leave after
eight innings with stomach
pains. Roy Face finished up.
Ken Boyer homered for st.
Louis.
The Cubs made the most of
three Dodger errors, scoring
three unearned runs and beat
Ing Don Drysdale, now 81, for
the first time since 1860. He
had beaten Chicago six
straight.
Glen Hobbie, who had lost
five In a row to the Dodgers,
won 1t with ninth-inning help
from Don Elston. The deciding
run scored in the second as Ken
Aspromonte doubled and scored
on a single by Dick Bertell
when Leftfielder Ron Fairly
bobbled the ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19
Laurel Jockey
Operated On

Jockey Herberto Hinojosa
ran into bad luck again yester-
day when he was forced to
undergo an emergency appen-
dectomy in Lexington, Ky.
He will, Of course, be unable to
ride Bronze Babu tomorrow in
the $4,000 Laurel Handicap.
Only five grass runners were
entered today to face the
powerful Hill-N-Dale entry of
Bronze Babu and Polarity in
the 50th running of the race.
Ronnie Ferraro, the 1862 rid
ing champion. has been OBJ
tanned by Owner Ephraim
Winer to pilot Bronze Babu,
top-weighted with 1877 pounds.
Polarity, ll8. will be ridden by
William Peake.
Named to oppose the Him
Dale Farm entry were DR..
Frank Powers Vimy Ridge,
Wiltshire Farms Niksar. John
M. Schiff's Jay Dee, Elcee-H
Stables Helioscope, Jr., and
Mrs ]. r. H. Thouron's Unipri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19
Major Leaders
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE
bAIIlNG GO at batsl-cimoli. Kan
Sas City. 400; Allison, Minnesota,
,5aB' smith, Baltimore, 1873; Boyer
New YORK. $40; Yastrzemski. Boston,
GcsRIsxi;S R RsiSHis' cit S and AM
:, sen. Minnesota, d; sight tied with 3.
RUNS BATTED IN-Clinton. Boston,
I, Thomas, Los Angeles Allison
Minnesota, and Howard, New York,
~, Powell Baltimore. and steuart,
HITS-ALison. Minnesota. II; Vas.
trsemski. Boston, coiGyito, Detroit,
Cimoli, Kansas City, Pearson and
/ ThSmss' Los Angeles and Boyer.
- Battsy. Minnesota, and
fresh, New York. 3; Eleven tied with
TRIPLEs-ward. Chicago. .: Fourteen
HoMs RUSsLPowen. Baltimore, How.
sTOLEN BAsESEApaTieio baltimore
o, Eleven tied with l.
PIICHlNC-ARuirre and Mossi, De-
ii9,t lo ioh 1000 Eighteen tied with
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Cleveland
y, Barber Baltimore, and Aguirre,
Detroit l3. Monbouaqette, Boston,
ana MebTldeL Los Angeles, IL,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING go at-batsl-F, hiou, San
Francisco, and Demeter, Phiadei.
phia. 500, Mecovey, San Francisco.
.l4h, Edwards Cincinnati 40,
Sisndenon. Pittshurgh, .3DJ
RuNs-Mecoyey. San Francisco II:
Meys San Francisco, o, Robinson
Cincinnati. o. n Aaron, Milwaukee,
and OIoat, ST. Louis, y,
RUNS BATTED IN-Edwards, Gin
cinnAu ~ p Alou, San Francisco,
and Demeter. Philadelphia, q. Robin.
son Cincinnati, Cepeda, San Fran
cisco, ana Boyer 81, Louis, \.
HIs-Dcmeter PhiladelphlA and y,
Ieacoysy. Say Fra peliss'lPsi'' and
DOuBLLs-F Alou. San Francisco, q:
calllson, Philadelphia b Banks,
Chicago, and ~ Aaron, Milwaukes,
six tied with three
TRlPLLs-oroat st. Louis, .; ~ tied
moME RUNS - snidsr. New York.
Demeter,. Phlladelphia, clendenon.
Pittsburgh, and Mecoyey san Fran.
sT eo,i,1rpS n sisht tied With tSoos. -.
hnselss, II Aaron. Mllwaukss and
.plttshurah, and Flood, 81, Louis. ..
PlTC liING-sanford. San Francisco,
Bufdctts Milwaukee Baidsehun,
Philadelphia and wsshburn. 81,
sTRIkEOJTs Drysdale. Los Angeles,
is MahAiiey Philadelphia, and
Brosllo. st Logis, ~ Farrell,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19
BY the Associated Press

Kentucky Derby candidates
will be out In force tomorrow
at Aqueduct, Bay Meadows and
Gulfstream Park, but how
many of them will earn a trip
to Louisville is another matter.
Chances are the roads to Ken
lucky won't be overcrowded.
The main event is the $751;
000-added Wood Memorial at
Aqueduct, where a field of 10
3-year-olds is expected for the
seth running of the East's ma
jor pre-Derby test.
Greentree Stables No Rob-
berry, unbeaten in four starts,
is favored in the mile-and-an-
eighth which has proved to be
a Derby production line event
since 1925.
Fifteen may start at Bay
Meadows in the $35,000-added
California Derby, where the
pickings are much simmer. J,
K. Houssels' Y Flash has TOP
weight Of 100 pounds for this
mile-and-an-eighth race, but
he wasn't nominated for the
Kentucky classic May 4.
Two StandOutS
Gulfstream expects eight or
10 for the $4,000 Hallandale
Handicap, which closes the sea-
son in Miami. Robert F. Ben
singers In the Pocket and
Russell A. Firestone, jr.'s, Jet
Traffic are standoutS in the
7-furlong Hallandale, but their
Derby status is problematical.
Tomorrow's program also in
cludes the 5000 Laurel Hand
leap at a mile and an eighth on
the grass course; the $4,000
Ben Ali Handicap, a mile and
one-sixteenth at Keeneland;
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NO CONSISTENCY ON RULE
Nj in Tizzy as BaIk Calls Soar to 80

tire patterns. I wish there was
some consistency"
The rules say that a pitcher
must bring his motion to a full
stop and hold the stop for at
least one second whenever
there are men on base. Craft
questions how an umpire can
determine a second without a
stopwatch.
The three balks called on
Houston pitchers in the game
and the two against Giants
starter Jack Sanford made a
total Of II for the three-game
series in which Augie Dona-
TELLS umpiring team worked.
For the two weeks Of the sea-
son, Donatelli's crew already
has called 20 balks, or almost
half of the league total Of 80.
Kemmerer Is Victim
Sanford, who hurled a six
hitter for his third victory and
second complete game, insisted,
Il stopped that second time. I
know I did" Then, as II in
resignation against a Judgment
play on which there is no ap-
peal. he added: II know I
waited long enough. This isn't
right"
The Giants led, 80, going
into the fifth inning. Mays
opened with o double, moved to
third on a balk call and even
tually scored the decisive run
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3 Races Tomorrow May Give
Better Picture of Derby Field

and the $4,000 Spring Handi-
cap at / mile at Sportsman's
Park.
No Robbery's main opposi-
ton in the Wood Memorial is
expected from the George D.
Widener entry of Crewman and
Top Gallant, Patrice Jacobs
Bonjour, and .Wheatey Sta
ble's Bold Commander and
Ogden Phipps' Royal Ascot,
both trained by Sunny Jim
Fitzsimmons.
Garry Derby Weight
Crewman and the two colts
trained by Mr.. Fitz are not
Derby nominees, but probably
will be seen later in the Freak
ness. Belmont and Jersey
Derby. All carry 1875 pounds,
the Derby weight. John Rotz
rides No Robbery.
George A. Pope's, jr.'s, Bee
keeper, Ambush Stables On My
Honor, Dorwill Stables Talkin-
to, B. ]. Riders Royal Tower
and Sky Blue Stables Switch
back are the colts eligible at
Bay Meadows for the Kentucky
classic.
They all carry liz pounds.
Pope won the Kentucky Derby
last year with Decidedly. and
winning jockey Bill Hartack
will pilot Beekeeper.
Other EligibIes
Others at Gulfstream eligi-
BILE at Louisville include Phil
Godfrey'S Sum Dunn Kid, Wal
nut Hill Farms Pymelian, w.
Jeancola's Sol Invictus and
Cosdave, also from the Dorwil
Stable.
Crimson King Farms Grim
son Satan, winner Of the $780,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19
Bethesda Prospects Poor
In Maryland State Golf

be taken by either Jay Cone or
Mike Nesbitt.
Those kids used to do moth
ing but play" Harry Griesmer,
the Bethesda pro, said today.
They were always ready. Now
we rely on men who have to
work all week and can't play
much"
Best Potential
Doug Lindsay probably is the
best player on the team. Greis-
mer believes he has the best
potential Of anybody he's seen
in the Washington area.
Lindsay teamed with Ed Clark
last week to win two points
from John Clayton and Ray
O'Malley. They probably will
team together again this week.
Others on the Bethesda team
are Herb Rudd. Zoph White
man, Joe Sullivan. Phil Urqu-
hart, Harr Craig, Glenn Bayer,
Claude Rippy and Jerry Hart.
The winner of the Argyle
Bethesda match will face the
Washington Goose Greek sur
vivor and the Belle Haven
Brooke Manor winner will meet
the Chevy Chase Congressional
winner Sunday.
The Washington area finals
will be played a week from to-
morrow and the State final a
week from Sunday.
-SOMMERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19
Baseball Injury
FutuI to Boy, ID

OMAHA. April 10 (AP).-
David Bremser. l4-year-old son
Of an Omaha radio executive.
died in a hospital yesterday of
a head injury suffered when
he was struck In the head by a
baseball during a school game
Wednesday.
The youngster was wearing
a plastic helmet when he was
sent in as a pinch-hitter for
his team. but turned from the
pitched ball and was struck be-
low the helmet.
Bremser suffered an appar-
ent conclusion and was taken
TO a hospital. He appeared TO
be recovering but lapsed into a
coma before he died.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19
Kansas City Sells
1000 Grid Tickets

KANSAS CITY. April 10
AP).-About 1000 season tick
cts have been sold in the first
three days Of a drive TO bring
the Dallas Texans professional
fotball team TO Kansas City by
selling $4,000.
The pro football team has
been offered facilities and the
Municipal Stadium for 81 q
season. But the city had 10
assure the team an advance sale
Of $4,000 season tickets for 1868
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19
By the Associated Press

The two major leagues OPP
crate from the same baseball
rule book, but the fans and the
National League managers may
have reason to doubt it. There
hasn't been a balk called this
season In the American League.
but the National League total
has skyrocketed to an amaz-
ing 80.
Balk calls may have been the
decisive factor for the first
time yesterday as Willie Mays
was waved home from third
base twice in San Francisco's
6-3 victory over Houston. In all.
five balks were called in the
game.
Plea for Consistency
One balk was called at Mil
waukee, where the Braves re-
tanned first place with their
seventh straight victory. SIS.
over Philadelphia, and one was
charged at st. Louis, where
Pittsburgh edged the Cardinals,
80.
No balks were called in Los
Angeles as the Cubs topped the
Dodgers, 5-l, in the only other
National League game sched-
uled.
THE way they're calling the
balk," Manager Harry Craft of
the Colts fumed, "the pitchers
will have to change their en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19
Boxing Show Set
Here April 70

Promoter Goldie Ahearn.
who had hoped to put on q
fight program last Monday
night, has been forced TO delay
his plans two weeks.
He now has scheduled a show
at Capitol Arena for April 20.
and today he announced that
Light-heavyweight Bobby Fos-
ter will work in the main bout.
Fosters opponent and other
participants will be announced
soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19

on another balk call, both
charged to Believer Russ KEN
merer. Mays then scored in the
seventh on a balk call.
Mays, Willie McCovey and
Felipe Alou led a l2-hit attack,
each collecting a double and
two singles. George Brunei took
the loss.
The Braves won with a run
IN the ninth contributed by the
Phillies' fifth error. Hank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19
Sirolu Surprised

SAN RENO. Italy, April 10
(AP).-Juan Gisbert, little
known Spanish player, elimi-
mated Orlando Sirola Of Italy
from the San Reno interna-
tional tennis tournament yes
terday, 81. As, 6-l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19
Bikes Race Sunday

The Federation OF Washing
ton Area Cycle Clubs will hold
It's first race program at Q am.
Sunday at the polo grounds on
Ohio drive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19
Gibbs Breaks Finger,
Out for as Weeks

RICHMOND. April 10 APP.
Jake Gibbs I'll be lost 10 the
Richmond virginians for four
10 six weeks because OF a broken
middle finger on his right
hand.
Gibbs was struck on the fin
ser by a foul tip with two out
in the ninth inning OF last
nights Richmond-Buffalo game
at Buffalo, N. Y. The Virgin
ians won 9-6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19
2 Events Top
MiddIeburo
Racing Card

MDDLEBURG, Va. April 10
(SpeciaD-The Piedmont Fox
hounds Cup will share feature
billing with the annual Virginia
championship point : to point
event here tomorrow at Glen
wood Park Race Course. The
first of five races will start at
2:30 pm.
The Piedmont Cup. a 2-mile
test over brush, probably will
find Mrs. Stephen Clark, jr.'s,
Amber Diver the favorite after
his decisive victory in the
Langley Cup last week.
In the championship point
to-point, which will cover about
g miles over timber, Horace
Moffett's Phalene and DR.. Jo-
seph M. Rogers Tall Chief are
the likely choices. Phalene won
the Middleburg Hunt Cup last
week and Tall Chief was third.
Entries:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19
Cycle Races Sunday

Vista Raceway VIII begin It's
season OF motorcycle racing
Sunday, with the first heat
scheduled at pm. Drayton
Tylee Of Alexandria, track
champion the last three years.
is among the entries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19
Aqueduct
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
1St-S3,500; cling; mdns; yrs. &
up; D fur.
wild Cargo (OIsen) 1890 $40 $50
Raleigh (BOveD 40 3.4O
GenObar (Adams) 300
His First Babu, Ifalove, Esceptica,
Stygian Star, Gala Roman, Effervesce,
I Splendid Thrill, Sir Patrick, Falling In
Love. Final judgement. Time, 1913.
I Field
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19

Bethesda didn't have a golf
course last year and this year
it doesn't have the kids, so it
again faces early elimination
in the Maryland State Golf As
ISOLATION team matches.
Bethesda tomorrow m e is
Argyle, one of the stronger
appearing clubs in the series,
trying for a place in the WASH
ington divisions semifinalS.
In other matches here, Belle
Haven faces Brooke Manor,
Chevy Chase meets Congress
sional and Washington Golf &
Country Club takes on Goose
Greek.
In the Baltimore division,
Rolling Road meets Turf VAL
ley. Chartwell faces the Coun-
try Club Of Maryland, Balti-
more Country Club plays Mary
land Golf and Country Club
and Hillendale takes on Sher-
wood Forest.
Kittle Unavailable
There was a time when Be-
thesda had nothing but young
sters and the result was several
State championships. But last
year the club came up empty,
losing in the first round.
Bethesda won, lit, from
Westwood last week, but tomor-
row it figures to be a little
weaker, since Kent Kittle. the
former Middle Atlantic Junior
and Bethesda club champion
is back at Duke University.
Others among the missing are
John Gavin, former Schoolboy
champion now at Georgia Tech
Billy Cigich, at Rollins College
and Perky Cullinane, who
leaves for the North and South
Amateur at Pinehurst, N. C..
today.
Kittle played last week, but
since he won't be available to-
morrow his place probably will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19

900 Strub Stakes at Santa
Anita. Decidedly and Fourth
Estate Stables Editorialist may
go in the Ben Ali. Crimson
Satan has top weight, 1877
pounds. Ten may start.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19

x-Faced two batters In 9TH.
HBP-By Hobbie tHoward)i by Drys-
dale CRodger). WP- Hobbie. PB-Rose-
boro. U-Secory, Jackowsd, Smith. Pryor.
IT-2:40. A-l6.ll2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19
Racing Results
Laurel

Ist-S3,500: cling; 3 yrs.; Q fur.
Lady OF Araby (GinoD 2O.4O eco $50
Our Forte (PindelD 1I.SO 1.SO
Miss ZaI (CampbelD 2S 80
Fast Pow Wow, Star Daisy. Suekar.
Carla, Minis Tracie. Lyco Miss, susans
Folly. Grandchild, Tonites The Mite.
Time: 1879.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19
MIA PkyoM

BY the Associated Preu
RESULTS LAST NIGHT
No sAms scheduled
GAMES TONIGHT
Boston o. Los Ansslss Boston lead1
btttsofs7 final, 2sil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19

E-Bailey. Po-A- Pittsburgh Ills, 81.
Louis D.lo. DIP Schofield. Mazeroski and
Mazeroaki, Schofield and Clendenon. LOB
Pittsburgh 4, 81. Louis 2.
2B- Musial. Clendenon. HR- Boyer. SB
Flood, Altman, Skinner, Clemente. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19
}, 4.yr.-olds \ up. Gins
Scratches

Cloudy and slow-Post. 5.ib PM.
3-Round. the Board, skip a Pase.
war Harp.
b-crsswood Gal clsysS Dream.
p-Oshophaf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19
CUBS, 5; DODGERS, /
CHICAGO

E-Fairly 2, Oliver, Rogers. P0-A-chi-
cago U.l2, Los Angeles n-l3. DP-Drys-
dale, Wills and Skowron; Rodgers, As
promonte and Banks. LOB Chicago Q,
Los Angeles ".
2B-A spromonte, Banks, Williams. SB-
Landrum. S-Drysdale, Hobbie. SF-Ber-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19
andOnh

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2d---SI,OOO: cling; Ayr. up; 3h fur.
Cente Di Luna tRob'nD ego 4.2O 400
More Toes 5Passmorel $50 800
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Different. Dreamers Gold, Quest b
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DAILY DOUBLE (2-6) $3.50
81 900 cling. Ayr gpi 8 fur,
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Rebel Host, Jet Traveller, Tiller Dandy,
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Time, 500.
sth.-s 800. 4.yrs. a ND o fur. -
Kicks tTeaGueD 600 a1O h,gO
LADY Moth lVasiD 400 3.iO
Mr., w. L. RaasmoFel $40
Money Prom Home, Llers, Behead,
De De Gresham, Time t.l2is,
Twin DOUBLE, 3, 3, bPald sl2.-
Oth-sl 900; 4.yrs. up, elms.i / mi.
M'Slshs Trlo eMInpo, si.sO lgeo a.so
Lonesome steve Davidson s,iO
Nearly Missed, KnoekAyoe. Oncle
Donkle. Time, 1917.
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X.pitched to one man In 9th.
WP-Hendley, Raymond. Balk-Mahaffey
U-Conlan, Burkhart, Pelekoudas, Walsh.
T.7:S. A-l,2s6.
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BRAVES, s; PILLS, 5

E-Mahaffey, Dalrymple 2, Hoax, J..
Tore. P0-A-P Philadelphia 2l-6, Milwaukee
as. None out when winning run scored.
Philadelphia q Milwaukee ".
2B-Callison, Mcmillan, H.. Aaro OBJ
Covington. HR-Larker. Seine. SF.Taylor.
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PIRATES, 3; CARDS, z

Totals 20 , Totals AIN 4
a-Singled for Broglio IN 7th; bran
for James In 7th; Gran for Musial in
ethi dram for Sawatski in 9Th; e-Sin-
gled for Bauta In sthi fran for Oliver
In 9TH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19
MgOr League Box Scores
TWINS. 3; ANGELS, o

E-Fregosi. P0-A Los Angeles 2A.I3,
Minnesota 27.l2. DIP Versailles, Allen and
Power. LoB-Los Angeles .. Minnesota 2.
2B.FregOsi, 3B-versalles. HR- Battey
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HBP-By Mcbride (Banks). u Salerno
Honochick, Runge, Stewart. T-2:ol. A
4,433,
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GIANTS, s; COLTS, 3

E-None. P0.A-H Houston 74-s, San Fran
cisco u-h. L0B-Houston 4, San Fran
cisco Q.
2B Cepeda, McCovey, Mays, +. AIou,
Staub. HR-GOss. SB-Pagan. Stem
pie.
Up H Z Err BIB so
k scSass e % ~. SS22:,3 s ! II :
Sanford 2GSfs W. 10 :. : 3 J ] : !
WP Kemmerer Z. Balk = Sanford 2.
kemerer 2, Drott. U-VenzOn, Steiner,
DOnatelli, Crawford. TRIO. A-S,A62.
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Flaherty. T-2;ls. A-l3,2ls.