THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. •• C-5 Harrier Surprises, Wins DOCTORING '56 Draftee Signs WEDNESDAY. JUNE 26. 1967 YOUR GOLF Redskins Contract George Stirnweiss resting at a hospital here, will be By DR. CARY Jerome (Bud) Ward, who kept under observation for a Reported 'Satisfactory' few more days, a hospital official Top Prize in Ocean Race PATIENT’S COMPLAINT: The SANDLOTS missed action last year, his senior said. NEWPORT, R. 1.. June 261New England and a Chesapeake | piccolo grip. year at the University of Day- NEW YORK, June 26 (A’).— Annap- Bay port. George (Snuf- (>P>.— Stragglers in the 1 DIAGNOSIS: Too much pres- By 808 HANSON 10 ton, has signed his contract to The condition of Cyclists |H Threatened oliz-Newport yacht race drifted Cotton Blossom’s whirlwind.sure. play with the Redskins, who fy) Stirnweiss, former American port today to tod every finish at 5:03 am. for the 408- BRUSSELS, June 26 hit 30 contract. FOR TRIP! fleet and : yacht clubs that it would be a homers in each of 12 rected time in the the tently. or more — (toss better race if turned around. seasons. i best in C. consecutive again 1938 while playing Caper, sloop compet- Harrier caused the most sur- There was another member of in with a 66-foot prise, When he was asked the in- ing yacht however. She was rated a the party. A big man wearing the Red Sox, the same year he in her first race, was 1 good began, evitable question, will Ruth’s champion. boat before the race glasses, won the batting title with .349. Class A but Carleton Mitchell’s and with his black hair home run record ever be broken, Cotton Blossom IV, the 30- Finis- liberally streaked with gray. He also took the title in 1933 terre, with 26 first places in her Foxx answered in the affirma- a year-old racing veteran of the , This was a far cry from the tive. while with the A’s with .356 last 41 starts including last mark. fleet, won the Commodore P. H.' roaring crowds and brand of play I believe year’s Bermuda race, was re- major leagues, "Yes. it will.”he said. 1951, Magruder trophy as the first garded in the but to Jim- "Records are broken, In Foxx was voted into as the class of the my Foxx, who made to be the of Fame, the time boat to finish. yachts. was an indelible although has remained Hall same designed smaller part of the game 20 years, Ruth’s as the Giants, who And Altair, a Rhodes C. Raymond for it ' a long time. Mel Ott of sloop year, Hunt of Marble- swing. They relax the grip for still baseball. for also broke into the major leagues built last won the head, Mass., who designed Har- was “At one time I thought Klus- class B championship. a more comfortable backswing. A bystander, who had never when only 16 and also as a rier, sold her last year to Jay This the zewski (Ted Kluszewski of the It was all over by nightfall in ] MUlbrook, causes hand to part, met Foxx but knew the others, Redlegs) catcher. Bontecou of N. Y., and and grip becomes would do it, but with the fastest race ever run between Reese Harris of Salisbury, Conn. the left-hand was introduced. He asked the j that ailing back he has I The annual Vic Gauzza Me- like the grip of a man fingering man who went from the farms now He chartered her from them to guess not. Mickey Mantle has morial game, sponsored by the the holes of a piccolo. of Maryland’s Eastern Shore to played SIDEWALL SALE sail in this race and they went | all the physical assets to accom- Home Plate Club, will be WHITE To prevent this, many players blaze a brilliant trail in the Ellipse July SENATORS along as crew. ; pliah it, have to have on the 13. Among grip the extra tight with major leagues for 20 years, what but he will Continued From Page C-l club ' the confidence those expected to participate will the hand, especially he thought of in himself that cated the drive leading off in left with sandlot baseball. day, be a couple of former major the Brogan Fined SSO last three fingers, since they The answer was surprising. he can do it. But some seventh. CHICAGO, the . will it.” leaguers, Bill Werber and Larry June 20 (A\— think that this is where the “They play a good brand of some one break The Tigers up the *** * French. stirred Bobby Bragan, manager of the greatest pressure Foxx, chomping tying run in the ninth after Bill should lie. baseball.” said Foxx If Foxx is in town he’ll Pittsburgh Pirates, was fined SSO They on a cigar. “There is had a remarkable career still Tuttle opened with a single. He couldn’t be more wrong! much * in majors day a third and don’t bet that, today by National League Presi- grip tight more potential here, particularly the from the he make moved to second when Kaline If the is too at the reported to Mack the although crowding 50, he can’t dent Warren C. Giles for ‘‘bush start, the tendency will be to among the pitchers, than any- Connie and grounded out and scored on Red league tactics” after he ', Athletics as a strapping 16-year- belt one out of sight. single. was relax it as the top of the swing thing I saw in college games.” Wilson’s banished by the umpires old until he finished his active .°°J| W. in the nears. Foxx was in a position to J* Porter opened the 10th first game of a , playing days with the Phillies in a pinch single off double-header Best to start oil with a left- make the comparison. He only with Cleven- last Sunday at Cincinnati. recently 1945 s2 two-year ger. Harvey Kuenn sacrificed hand grip of even pressure. Grip terminated a It with all fingers of the connection with Miami (Fla.) was as a catcher that Foxx apd Dave Philley grounded out, left hand. went up to the A’s in 1924 from IP'cAsirW True, pressure University as baseball but Tuttle singled to left, scor- 7; the greatest coach. Easton. Md. He made the last fAUTO LOANS il TIGERS. ** * « ing Reno Bertola, running for should be in the last three fin- Western swing with the V IK 15 MIKUTES 1 gers at the top. But squeezing club Porter. Doubles by Kaline and 4 at Later, in the more relaxing that year, seeing no action. He 8 Whether your ear U paid * SENATORS. the bring l (or or not % Wilson completed the damage. start won't this about. confines of Chaconas’ George- - made his major league debut, on Becquer DETROIT AB. R. H A. E (Copyright 1967, John F. Dllle Co. I I $50.00 loan SI.OO tWk 1 NOTES: Julio de- Kuenn. ss 4 0 0 Q.2 2 0 town home, where Foxx is visit- - May 1, 1925, at Griffith Stadium PhlUey, I Losn $2.00 * I livered his 13th pinch hit for lb 5 0 0 6 0 0 (Friday: Judging Your Grip) ing while awaiting a few offers when he pinch hit for Lefty SIOO.OO Wk. Tattle, cf 6 2 3 3 0 0 b 1.011111. I|t 111 HI (MMMM) I the Senators in the ninth. . . . Keltne. rs 4 2 1 3 0 0 for another job, the conversation i Grove in the eighth inning and Ramos had 12 homers in Maxwell. If 3 2 2 4 0 0 got around the present and singled pitcher ¦ t*ii% liienl* eqiliillva» Low M allowed Wilson, e 6 0 2 10 1 0 FIGHTS LAST NIGHT to 1 off Vean Gregg. has last 31 innings The game Boros. 3b 4 0 0 1 2 0 past in the majors, particularly Foxx gained C_. 0 OAKLAND. Call(.—Loo Alonso. 135 V K his fame as a Bth ft 0 N.W.J played Buiford. 2b 8 1 12 0 outpointed Mickey Northrop, &H9rson*s. was in intermittent rain. 2 House i o o o o o Manila, ! the subject of home runs. slugging first baseman, but he 0 0 0 0 18444. Hollywood. Calll. (1U). 6.00x16 $12.00|7.10x15 . . . Lavagetto benched Herb P Bolhns. 2b 0 0 On blasting the ball out of also caught, played third and ....sl4-20 Lara. p . 1 0 0 0 0 0 SANA JOSE. Call! —Willie Morton. f jkPE. 2-4700 M Plews, 138 V Wan Jose, stopped Eddie Chaves. Rocky Bridges Gromek. p 1 0 0 0 0 0 the park, Foxx could speak with • .... shifted pitched. He received the .... 1 Boone 100000 13814. Ban Francisco (8). l Most 6.40x15 12.80 7.60x15 15.20 from shortstop to second base Byrd, p O 0 0 0 o 0 MANCHESTER. Conn—Chico Velar. authority. The kind of author- - Valuable Player award in 1932 164. Conn., outpointed Bobby and sent Bolling to short. 5 Porter 10 10 0 0 Stamford. ity that saw him hit 58 home 1933 with the A’s and 6.50x16 .... 13.00j8.00x15 .... 16.00 6 Bertola ... 0 1 0 0 0 0 Dalton. 153V,~ Hartford (10). t and while Youngsters 17 and under will sieater, p 0 O 0 0 0 0 SACRAMENTO. Call —Joe Lopes. 1 34, runs in 1932 (a figure tied by Poytaefc. p 0 0 0 0 Sacramento, knocked out Hoclm Khalfi...... 1640 be admitted to the bleachers for 1 0 13744, Algeria (4). Hank Greenberg in 1938), sec- 6.70x15 13.4018.20x15

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