Braves'Hopes Kept Aliveby Clouts by Bonus Pair Seven Straight Solace for Senators fjm ¦ M| ¦' Mathews' Long Clout Helps Beat Dodgers; Yanks Win on Homers Killebrew Turns Bf ... “JB x CT»” ¦Bplf 1 By the Associated Press Boos Into Cheers With Eddie Mathews hitting C* \ in the fashion that made his In 18-7 Debacle name a household word a couple By BURTON HAWKINS of years ago. things are really may looking up for the Milwaukee The Senators be chin- Braves. But even their staunch- , deep in weeds, but *way over IMPORTS yonder id I est1 rooters may well be skeptical they believe they spy a |^lH about their ability to make up ** THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. couple of roses. That sweet "'« •’¦ * A-12 ' Sg __"“-fe»| ' / '-•• ' < - all that ground lost to the front- SATUBDAY, JUNE 26, MSS i Dodgers. scent, however faint, is drifting running Brooklyn • m’ Manager Charlie Grimm’s their way as the result of wel- athletes, picked by many to win ; come hitting by a pair of bonus the National League pennant, I youngsters, Harmon Killebrew like contenders timed in didn’t look much ; and Jerry Schoonmaker. MAKE ROOM FOR MORROW— Boulder, Colo.— and Dean Smith of Texas, who also were during the early part of the sea- Bobby Morrow (second from right) makes a dra- 9.5. Art Bragg, defending champion from Balti- son. The pitching and the hit- The hapless Washington club matic entrance into major track competition by more, lost out m the semifinals. Left to right are ting that was to deliver the big BL lost again last night, of course, winning the 100-yard dash in 9.5 seconds, one of Jerry Prewit, Texas, sixth; John Haines, Drexel Hill, reward for all that fantastic fan this time by the rather emphatic Bob Washington, support barely kept In wedged the hignlights of the National AAU meet here yes- t Pa., fifth; Richard, Morrow, and them the ¦ score of 18-7, but into terday. A freshman at Abilene (Tex.) Christian Langston University, fourth. Smith is not shown. first division. | that walloping by the Detroit College, Morrow nosed out Rod Richard ofthe Army —AP Wirephoto. But now things have changed. The Braves have moved into ' Tigers before 4,188 of the faith- second place with seven straight ful at Griffith Stadium might SANTEE WINS MILE IN 4:11.5 victories, belting home No 7 last have been a faint ray of hope night with an 8-2 triumph over for the future. Classy Fillies ; Trabert Reaches the Dodgers. What’s more, the Nobody is accusing Killebrew of pitching staff now has nailed ; ***; being a third-baseman at this Mile-High Altitude down four straight complete y \ V z point, In fact, when the sturdy ( games. Idahoan came to bat in the fifth In New Castle Quarter-Finals Mathews Hits Long One ’ inning he was being hooted for 0- deficiencies afield. Slows AAU Trockmen Lew Burdette had no trouble his But Har- quickly method going all the way against Brook- v mon learned a iisfe iftis of winning friends. BOULDER, Colo., June 25 UP))|p.m. (EDT) today may be the i lyn, winning his fifth game AtDelaware —This town’s mile-high altitude : I highlight of what is shaping up 1 AtWimbledon against four defeats with a nine- JERRY SCHOONMAKER HARMON KILLEBREW Lands 24 Rows Up has put the clamps on runners sas a lackluster meet. The fast- hit breeze. The Braves made —Stsr Staff Photos. mighty By JOSEPH B. KELLY WIMBLEDON, England, June He boomed a home run inJ the National AAU track and I est qualifier yesterday was Tom it easier lor him by making the 24 up bleach- Star Racing Xdltor University, —Top-seeded Tony rows in the 34-row field championships. Rogers of Texas who ! 25 (/P). Tra- most of eight hits, ers in leftfleld. It served merely STANTON, Del.. June 25. After nine final events yester- ¦ won his heat in 1 minute 51.3 j bert of Cincinnati and Doris i Three of them were home runs i to reduce the Senators’ deficit Sixteen fillies and mares are c day, only one new record has > seconds. Arnold Sowell of Pitts- , Carl Erskine that as- time, Hart of Coral Gables, Fla., ad- off Loses Maxwell Leads by Stroke • to 13-1 at the but it also ready up hammer throw of burgh started like a shot in his , lead in 19-year- to line at Delaware beent set—a I quarter-finals forded Burdette a 7-1 served notice that the Park this afternoon for the 1 199 feet 8 inches by Harold Con- heat, but after he outdistanced ' vanced to the of innings. One of the clouts boy has power and ¦ the Wimbledon tennis cham- three old the if $25,000-added New Castle Stakes, i nolly of the Boston Athletic As- • his competition he coasted home 1 was a 485-foot job by Mathews—- | when he catches up with major the second event of this track’s 5 sociation. It topped the AAUlin 1:51.8. Sowell’s triumph was j pionships today with impressive the longest on record at County In Bunched Western Open league pitching. Big Three, impressive newly created Distaff recordi of 189-feet-3. set last t in that the fourth ; straight-set victories. Stadium. PORTLAND, Oreg., June of the tournament yester- A moment later, Schoonmaker year by of New i in was Lon Spur- the 25j,[round Planned as a rich prep for Bob Backus the runner his heat belting over The only shadow on Mil- 3 day—33-33—66—but because exceedingly 5 Association, Force, Trabert his fast (A ). —Billy Maxwell, of Odessa,; off blasted an well- next Saturday’s SIIO,OOO-added • York Athletic who > rier of the Air who has regularity, overpow- waukee picture is the fact that !a 76 Thursday he was able to triple to Jerry yesterday serve with Dodgers—with Roy Campa- Tex., National Amateur j -3 kissed center. Delaware Handicap, the most< finished second with i applied for world record certifl- J India, the 1 former only 142. a sharp single ered Narath Kumar of ailing—- Ishow a also added in lucrative race ever run for fillies 1 185-feet-l. cation of his time of 1:47.5. ( 6—4, 6—2, 6—2, while Miss Hart nella and Duke Snider titlist, led a closely-bunched, ! Dave Douglas, Newark, Del.; : the ninth inning when the bugaboo loomed up. and mares, the New Castle drew The altitude | Eleven other final events are , defeated Josefa De Riba of : are still 13 games The ques- field of 68 into the third round Paul O’Leary, Bismarck, N. D„• produced 5 of their 12 large in decisions by Defending much for Senators a surprisingly large and classy 1 [ program today. Spain. 6—l, 6—3. The Florida tion is: Is that too Western Open golf cham- and Ralph Blomquist, California off Billy Hoeft in a three- Champion Mai Whitfield of the on the i bf the 1 hits field for the mile-and-one-six- < girl only the Braves to overhaul? Open champion from Glendale, • session just 11 Angeles Bobby Morrow, speedy Abilene needed 27 minutes to League pionship here today. run which fell teenth contest. Los Club and Wes San- f complete job. In other National were tied behind. Middlecoff and tying. not (Tex.) College ‘ the tops 1 runs short of rap* tee of the Marines to com- ¦ Christian fresh- games the Chicago Cubs beat Maxwell, whose 137 was The track was drying out pete 880-yard The early matches made It Littler at 140. Gardiner Dickin- ‘ are indications fans Idly after heavy rains and the 1 in the run. Whit- ’ man, upset a veteran field with Pittsburgh, 10-3: New York , at the end of 36 holes yesterday, son, Jr., Andrews, 111., There j on look like day for the favorites St. was may be tolerant of Kille- racing strip should ‘ field scratched to concentrate his 9.5 seconds victory in the a edged St. Louis. 1-0, and Cin- 5 more be fast for 1 as1 Louise Brough of Beverly was 12 strokes better than the right behind with 72-69—141. brew, only a year removed from Castle, gross * today’s 440-yard run. 100-yard dash yesterday. De- ' split with Philadelphia the New which will Hills, Calif., seeded second cinnati 149 necessary to qualify for the Sam Snead, hard-hitting West Idaho semipro ranks, and 140,200. Santee withdrew from the : fending Champion Art Bragg of in a twl-nighter, losing the first, About 100 golf- stayed 1 J among the women, breezed past last two rounds. Virginia veteran, within Schoonmaker, who was attend- Under the half-mile competition to concen- ’ Cross City Club of Baltimore, * 8-6 but winning the second, 6-0. wayside 1 allowance conditions 1 the of ers fell by the in the grasping range of the title by ing the University of of the stake, five of the 16 trate on the mile. He won han- failed to get past the semifinals, Mrs. Healther Brewer Ber- In the game at St. Louis, competition s Missouri en- 1 seconds, ' mula,j 6—2, —2, and Angela stiff of the first 36 firing a 34-35—69 to tie with only ago. trants will carry pounds and dily in 4 minutes 11.5 trailed by Dean * 6 Wayne Terwilliger made his ’ three weeks £gp c Fred Dwyer of the Army Morrow was Buxton of Britain. No. 8, holes. Palmer and several others at tremendous clout this group, along with Walter withJj Smith of Texas and Rod Rich- ( debut as second baseman for Maxwell forged to the iront; 142. Julius Boros, 1953 National j Killebrew’s Open 25 yards back in second place. trounced newlywed Mrs. Jennifers eight! . figures to stifle the boos at least M. Jefford’s Sesame, is : ard. Pan American Games cham- , Ithe Giants and handled yesterday with a 34-33 —67, five Open champion, had an Bobbys Seaman. UCLA star, was Staley Hoad of Australia, 6—1,! I also out- temporarily. likely to draw the bulk of the 1 ’ pion, now in the Army. Jim Gol- chances faultlessly. under par, after a first-round 70J side chance with 71-72—143. ’ | The customers pari-mutuel backing. third in 4:15.3, with Joe La- Northwestern, the NCAA J 6—o. Homers Win for Yanks j Bob Rosburg of San Francisco i swung over to his side after that Pierre, Georgetown | liday of j Mike Fetchick, the littleknown former run- [ sprint champion, compete Rosiwall Advances The American League race , 70-68—138 to tie for second! Mahopac, N. ’[blast, which was bound to leave No Standout Choice didn’t shot entry from Y„ who lingering Impression ner, fourth in 4:15.6. Santee a pulled thigh muscle, stayed York Souchak, ex-foot- , a on those top-weighted rec- ’ because of Ken Rose wall of Australia, close. The New with Mike the ! surprised by leading the first The five are fcbroke his own Folsom Field two games | player Duke, [ who viewed it. Big Gregory Bell of Terre Haute, seeded second behind Trabert, Yankees remained in ball from who du- round, apparently shot himself Shawmut Stable’s Gainsboro cord of 4:13 set in the Seven i s by Cleveland, 2-1, first-round with long Girl, George D. Widener’s Eve- time . ind., freshman at Indiana Uni- was en route to a one-sided front nudging j plicated his 69 out of contention with a 39-38 It could be a time be- rmeet here last year, but the i ’ Noren’s home run in the ; 33-36. tween Killebrew and ning Out, versity, surprised by winning the victory over Guiseppe Merlo of on Irv a 77. He has 145. hits for Mrs. Ada L. Rice’s was far off his best American i i Berra’s homer among golfers now They are pea- Reine, Phipps’ v jump with a leap of 26 ] Italy when the Italian retired 1 10th after Yogi Next the 16 who Billy Maxwell 70-67—137 7 Schoonmaker. Cerise John S. eeffort of 4:00.5. broad equaled par Mike Souchak «:i-6n—i:iA Bennett, ahead, 6—4, 6—l, tied the score in the seventh. bettered or in the! 70-68—138 jj green from the standpoint of Spinning Top and Mrs. Charles Alva (Burr) Grim, 19-year-old 1 feet Vt inch. John for i with Rose wall Sob Rosbura * in Chicago held the pace rounds were Cary Middle- i Cary Middlecoff 60-70—130 experience club’s Silvers’ Lavender Hill. Maryland sophomore who won i mer Marquette ace now the : 2—l. Runneruo two Gene Littler 60-70—130 U and the sol- 1 , a victory that cooled young Gene Littler. ] Blomquist 71—146 There is no certain favorite mile, unplaced. Army, was second at 25 feet lVt Nicola Pietrangeli, in the same with 3-2 coff and Ralph §0* o lowers may suffer with them thet IC-4A was . 34-36—70 and Lit- they’re In the field, which includes nearly half-mile finals at 6:55 > inches. half of the draw, upset the up- the Boston Red Sox. Middlecoff’s BKfj SBSa? 188 while in the process of The 1 games Detroit pasted tier’s 35-35—70, with their, Gardner Dickinson, jr. 72-60—141 development, a patience all of the notable fillies and - I I— setter when he defeated Gil In other Whitt-'-: 73-00—142 }, but with Washington. Thursday j Donald 73-60—142 training Angeles, 2—6, 6—4, 18-7, and Kansas 695, left them tied at Sam Snead them at this point could push mares now in with the , Shea of Los Baltimore, Ted Kroll 72-70—142 i- exception of Foxcatcher Farm’s 6—4, 6—4. Shea had eliminated i City blanked 2-0. 139. Doug Ford »1- < 1—1423 their progress. Yanks got just five hits Arnold Palmer, 1954 National Marty Furgol 21' K 5—Jf2 Parlo, who passed up the New Vic Seixas Wednesday in the The Arnold Palmer ,0-00—142 Abernathy Start Arcaro Garcia, champion, \ Dow Plnsterwald 74-68—142 to Castle to await next Saturday’s Traffic Judge and ; [ biggest surprise of the tourney. off Mike but two were Amateur had the best Another rookie, Abernathy, richer event. i Merlo. who has been playing those payoff home runs. The Ted Among the lighter-weighted tennis steadily for three months i Indians scored in the first in- | will be staked to his first start contestants. Open Sesame, an I Favored in Ohio Derby |;land apparently is beginning to i ning on two errors, then stranded this afternoon as the Senators Konstanty won Bolster Beaten impressive winner earlier at this |s[show the strain, told the referee i 14 men. Jim his: seek to avoid an eighth straight metmr *»in Tnn> tip\ a «jnn flvp year. os of nine starts thisuus ) ! victory, Johnny: Social oi nine watering fifth in relief of Outcast meeting, is sine to draw a strong CLEVELAND, June 25 UP) ¦ —Ai won nve I his eyes were and he defeat, their longest losing probable field and the clearly. Kucks. streak play at the betting windows, s starting field of 14 3-year-olds The ( could not see the ball College Golf of the season, and a 15th clob- Open carry Dorthy Sox, had won In Sesame will 112 i was on hand at Thistledown i riders: I Mrs. Head Knode of The Red who KNOXVILLE, Tenn., 25 bering in 16 games. Steve Gro Judge, Arcaro: 14, dropped behind as a June T pounds, and Tony DeSpirito will ttrack today for the 21st running Traffic Blueiy Alameda, Calif., fifth-seeded 12 of (A 3 hard-driving mek will bid for his seventh win * Honeys Alibi, ).—Two Texans Race , , French Lem, W. M. Cook: result of Nellie Fox’s tie-break- In ride. ( of the $40,000-added Ohio Derby, woman player, kept pace with and a Purdue-Florida twosome for the Tigers. Don Scurlock; Blazing Count, . Brough as ing single in the seventh inning ( Ohio’s richest horse race. Misses Hart and she matched strokes today for berths NEW tORK, June 25 UP).—• Tigers, losing Hartack Returns Doug Dodson; Clamor, Sam Wil- * Shirley ’ off Mel Parnell and then fell The after three victor will go the East eliminated Bloomer of Collegiate golf Social Outcast, a triple stakes straight Boston, Willie Hartack came in from To the ! hams; Go Forward, John Naza- Britain,j 6—2, short of winning rally in the in the National s in unleashed India Cup and $30,078. Barring 6—2. a tournament finals. .. their heaviest attack year Chicago to handle the reins ! ! reth; Momus, Lyman Richards; ninth. A hidden-ball trick by winner this year for Alfred G. of the on scratches, the total kitty Tough Ones Ahead two clashed this against Porterfield, Cerise Reine. a mare that Trainer late King, Sherman Anderson; Carrasquei, plus The survivors Vanderbilt, j Bob Chuck j mile-and-an-eighth race Tile Trabert today Chico Morrie has been nominated Tommy Kelly has brought along *for the Destiny, (no boy); Harold Success for afternoon in the first 18 holes Stobbs and Pedro Ramos. Frank $46,275. Trim means he goes into the quarter- Martin’s strikeout of Ted Lepcio championship for the rich Prix de L’Arc de carefully in preparation for to- 'will amount to L„ Skyrunner, Leslie , tying winning of the 36-hole 2 House and Bill Tuttle each race, Paul Ward: Jj against of with the and runs Triomphe Longchamp race day’s and Saturday’s The the richest In the Wickel; Slinker, Eddie Plesa; finals the winner the round. at e smacked three-run homers as the race next *• defending on base, held off the Red Sox. Tigers hits, big Cerise Reine captured country today, will be broadcast !Selinsgrove, Charles McKee;”match between the Rex Baxter of Houston and track in Paris October 9. amassed 17 one. c Broadcasting champion, Jaroslav Drobny of Ancient Trick Works rival, sprint here handily in her over the Columbia Lenny Gale, (no boy). a crosstown John Garrett The entry of the 5-year-old j The gruesome details will be a race cSystem 5:15 p.m. to 5:30 , Egypt,g who is seeded sixth, and Carrasquei went to the mound Rice, met in one of the semi- first appearance since the Bowie ‘ from of gelding was The Tigers splattered p.m„ Eastern daylight time. (It Bob Perry of Los Angeles. for a conference with Sandy final matches this morning, chestnut disclosed .[Porterfield meeting last spring. 1 Face Heads Consuegra Sandy yesterday by Trainer Bill Win- for six runs in the will be heard in Washington Straight 1 Lewis Hoad, seeded No. 4. and emd when as- while Joe Campbell of Purdue .(third inning, when hit There is only one entry in the frey in the absence of Vander- House over Station WTOP.) Aqueduct Budge Patty of Los Angeles and sumed what looked like a pitch- played Pat Schwab of Florida homer and Leftflelder Juan field, the pair of Spinning Top ( Field at i ing position bilt, now in Europe. jhis Among outstanding en- — Paris, seeded No'. 7, are in the on the mound, Car- Delis twice ignor- and Queen’s Beeches, both the NEW YORK, June 25 UP). I in the other. Social Outcast is the second! j displayed vast tries was Traffic Judge, who has Straight second half of the draw with rasquei swept behind Sammy 19-year-old sophomore ance to trained by Max Hirsch. John S. * The Greentree Stable’s s Baxter, American horse entered. Earlier,; of where throw a base- more $75,000 this Trabert. White at second to trap him. picking Phipps’ Spinning Top was third *earned than 1 Face, whose last victory was in " who reached the finals of the J. Samuel Perlman, publisher of! ball after it up. winning Ted Williams missing - to Top Flight year, three of seven the Suburban Handicap in May, “ was Trans Mississippi tournament Stobbs was clipped for five Parlo in Belmont’s 5 finishing third to from the Boston lineup due to the Morning Telegraph, said the 3 Handicap in her most recent ®starts and 1954. will try to prove today in i last week at Des Moines, played 1954 Kentucky Derby winner, ' runs in the fourth, and Detroit Nashua in the Preakness. Traffic - Edgemere a sore back. golf yesterday effort. Gainsboro Girl was sec- ’ the $25,000 added methodical to Andy Determine, j made it 13-0 in the fifth. The be carrying Eddie D. Arnie Portocarrero and Tom Crevolin’s had ond in that one. Judge1 will Handicap at Aqueduct that he’s C. Juniors [ eliminate Max Wilkinson of been nominated. Perlman was score mounted to 17-1 in the Arcaro and the early odds on, Gorman of the Athletics gave State, 1-up on the 5 Queens Beeches, owned by , ready for the toughies again. North Texas by Jockey , sixth when Tuttle’s homer fea- 2. ¦ two hits apiece to hand Balti- asked the French Club Mrs. John W. Hanes, was a win- him* were 5 to Seven handicap horses were 19th hole. to invite outstanding American j tured a four-run uprising against Held at prices closest to the Edgemere. Trail in State more its fifth straight defeat and Garrett, ‘ ner in England but finished last named for the alsc 19 and one of the horses to the 1 classic Ramos. Tuttle also contributed favorite were Honeys Alibi, Blue [ Straight Face, top weight 14th shutout of the season. the an- Vi-mile _ a triple and a single during the in her American debut. under | Gomez, hardest drivers in 58th which has a value of about $90,- Evening Lem and Blazing Count. pounds, will have to be in " Ruben the only Giant nual event, dropped Earl Moeller, ' evening. Out won thl' Regret 1 of 123 GolfTourney to ( 000 to the winner. Handicap Honeys j peak mile-and- junior golfers hurler record a shutout this champion from Okla- Kaline, at Monmouth last Alibi won the $62,500 form to win the The District’s year, the 1953 fly- A1 who retired after Saturday, while Blue Violin, CChicagoan Stakes last Saturday one-eightb race, which leads up , notched his second while homa A&M,4 and 2, to gain his Vanderbilt had considered ’ pounding out three hits in five i have left their mark in many holding the Cardinals to six hits. ing Dancer, great by George Cavanaugh, while the favored Traffic Judge i to the $50,000 Brooklyn Handi- | berth in the semifinals. Native his gray tries, batting average owned v to coast, but New York had just champion, Europe . lifted his captured Honeymoon eighth the mud. Blue cap from today. He cities from coast three hits off Campbell had little trouble 1 to for races ’ points the Stakes ffinished in i two weeks c Poholsky, year five to .376 and leads in only two they’ve been having trouble in ' Tom with Whitey, disposing of Denny Bolster of last until the horse was in- ’ everybody league except at Balmoral in her last start. ILem was second the Chlca- i has started races in t jured in the are no 3-year-olds by a years. Lockman’s homer in the fourth i Duke, formerly Washington, and retired. There in ggoan and earlier lost neck 13 months and finished out of Baltimorei the last few providing edge. of ¦ Ted Williams, who has batted today's to SIOO,OOO Florida money the D. C„ 3 and 2, but Schwab, of Social Outcast has won 14 of'• only New Castle, which will t Nashua in the the in both. A bus load of District juniors The Cubs 75 times. have its first running under its Derby also run over a muddy The probable favorite in the cracked their three- Dayton, Ohio, was forced to ! his 40 starts, and has earned! I * with Frank Emmet to | game losing stay one , |! NOTES: Killebrew’s homer present year, event, Edgemere, who went streak to play an hole before elim- $407,800. This year the horse; conditions. Last c course. In the Balmoral to be telecast and Open percentage point extra Mended a streak of 24 scoreless the SIOO,OOO Blue Lem came up from 17th broadcast from 4:10 to 4:30 pjn„ thet Maryland Junior yes- behind Mil- inating Roger Rubendall. Big ' won the McLennan Handicap at New Castle was a I innings for the Senators. . . . event, by Gainsboro Girl, and last position, and he showed : is the High Tide Stable's Fabu- terday at Roland Park course ' waukee as Paul Minner won his ¦ Ten champion from Wisconsin, : Hialeah, the John B. Campbell J won a t sixth on six hits. , 1 The defeat was Porterfield’s but has by a similar spurt in the Florida ! list, winner of tbs Queens County Country ’ Ernie Banks who three-putted the 19th. Memorial at Bowie and the Lin- it been replaced the a of0 Baltimore Club didn’t had three of the Chicago hits, ’ fifth in a row, while the win new Delaware Handicap. rrace. Handicap June 13. (The Edge- pproduce anything lower than a ( The second 18-hole round of i coln Downs Special. snapped a three - game losing Blazing Count, finishing one his 16th home run. The Pi- is to be completed ' a dis- i mere will be heard and seen in 77 by Bruce Kessler, as Balti- the finals string for the Tigers. Mickey Yesterday’s betless George- Washington rates now have dropped five , tomorrow, the 6,993-yard ‘ ... ttant second behind Nashua in over WMAL and boys dominated the event ; over Vernon, town Steeplechase moren straight. course. hitless in his last 14 developed into thet SIOO,OOO Belmont Stakes, has WMAL-TV.) for the third straight year. Holston Hills TIGERS, IS; efforts, Bat the a f Ted Kluszewski’s 22d home out debacle as thrillingcontest as Mrs. Ogden Larry Bums, 17-year-old cap- a run, coming with on, was Roy Sievers shifted to first base. Phipps’ Ancestor beat Coveted * tain of the Forest Park High i two SENATORS,7 by a neck. fust one of three big blows as . Pete Runnels has gone hit- team, was the winner with a ; Donna Floyd Plays DETBOIT. bettors, MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS l Cincinnati recouped in the AB. R. H. O. A. E • less in his last 15 tries. . . . The For the it was rather par 72, with Bill Klages of Bal- . Kuenn, ss 4 4 2 1 11 O fortunate that the windows were * nightcap. Roy Smalley’s three- Tuttle cf 5 :t ;t 8 o o ! Senators have produced as many SATURDAY. JUNE 25, 1955 timore second with a 75. run homer in the eighth inning In Finals of Two Kaline. rs ft 2 .7 9 O O as 12 hits twice in their last 19 closed as Montpelier's Shipboard 1 Jack Doser of Woodmont won i B. Phillips, rt 19 12 0 0 J up third, stopped of the opener put the Phils on ‘ Torgeson. lb 2 1 0 9 2 0> games and lost on both occa- wound obviously - the 14-15-year class with a 78. Boone. 3b 6 2 11 4 o by pounds. " i i—r "i > * top. Tennis Divisions Delsing. 11 6 2 2 4 0 0 ! sions. . . . The clubs will clash his 162 One of the 10-13 group Gary Brewer House, ft 2 2 0 0 In the PHILADELPHIA, June UP), c 7 in a - tomorrow reasons for running the $lO,- Standing! ? | 25 i Hatfield. 2b 8 1 2 0 2 1 double header AMERICAN 8 of Fort Meade was the winner —Donna Floyd Arlington. Va„ p 000-added Georgetown as a J J of i Hoeft. 5 1110 0 ) starting at 1:30 o’clock. with 97, with Charles Baker, son O'BRIEN TWINS GET who yesterday defeated Bonnie non-betting, special event was jSGiSiitslg 3 £ (T Totals 43 Tit TV 27 U "I j ii of the Edgewood pro, Tee Baker, Loving Charlottesville, Va„ WASHINGTON AB. R. H. O. A. E W 7 c of t) the presence of Shipboard, who j Delis. If 3 0 2 0 t) M^».f**; j£».. iiNtwVorit |—| 7i 3! 7| 6[ 86) 9| 46| 23| .6671 and John Holzberg, Jr., of Co- OFF TO GOOD START \ gain finals, ' Ramos, 1 0 would have been a lopsided fa- _ a to the 18-and-under p o o o 0 S| —| 5[ lumbia tying for second with again today 3 Umphiett 1 o o o o o GRIFFS' MARKS 2. Chicago 6 6[ 5 >|~s| 41 22! faces her victim in [ F’tzGerald. 4 2 1 8 0 1 I I ¦- vorite in the short field. K.j c.. 2. sit., o. ,651_2~ ON RETURN TO GAME Paula, rs c I 1011 s. ¦ the 15-and-under championship 4 112 0 1 BATTING Jockey Dooley Adams had a c ,ert|ond | 6 j 41 s|' 7j 6, 8| 40| 27j ,597! 5 of the District’s better- i Oroth. cf 2 1 2 2 0 0\ Scores CHICAGO, June 25 {IP).— , round of the Middle States Girls'' Sievers. lb 5 O 3 71 O > AB R H 2b 3b HR Rbl Pet. great deal to do with Ancestor’s 4 30! known juniors included Kessler Pittsburgh’s Runnels. 2b 5 0 0 2 3 0 ) Courtney 81 12 30 5 1 2 ltt .37 0 victory D.t St W..h, 2:00. H *s'H?l 33 .524! !•_ OHrien twins i Grass Court tennis tournament, Killebrew.j 3b 4 110 3 1 Abernathy 3 O 0 9 0 o as he turned neatly 77, Billy l ) 13 1 .333 in a j Postal. I2|2|1 8[ 6| atJ Bob Leraer and Cur- returned yesterday to the in- Miss Floyd and Andrea Berger ' Valdlvielso. ss 4 1 2 4 3 0 Sch 1maker 1 4 0 10 1 .308 judged final < Vt n“y: 7! 61—| 31 M|JW| .507|_11_ 78, Grubb, 80, Porterfield, p o o 0 0 0 o > Groth 133 20 40 8 2 3 15 .301 ride to win in the tiss at John and posts they occupied ( today () ) Pascual 1 6 0 0 0 fieft.‘ Shi. st Boston. 4|— J field in of Bethesda, Md., are 1 Yost 1 0 11 o 0 20 0 .300 strides. Adams has been the Kant. City [2[3llj 3[ 6| 6| 25| 40! JBs| 19 Deane Bem&n, 83, with a back playing p ) Vernon 233 27 66 0 2 7 40 .283 I 1953. for the 18-and-under 000000 > 82 8 23 11 J 8 country’s leading of Stobbs.j choonmaker. If 3 1 2 0 0 O Paula .280 Osssss Tomorrow WASH, |3jl|s| li 4 4{—| 5j 23| 41| M»\ 2»H nine 45. Bob McFerren Making their first appear- ( doubles title against Carol Le- • Runnel* 246 27 67 6 1 2 24 .272 rider for the past six years. pickedI up. Totals 37 ~7 15 27 IT) *3 \Or avet* 100 10 26 1 0 0 8 .260 The event was for ance as a keystone comblna- Cato, Haddonfield, J„ FitzGer J4O 20 38 3 0 4 14 —» .... i net. st Wssh. (2). initiators 11|?l2j3j 4, 3 4|—| 20j 46! 403| \ i N. and 1 Grounded out for Porterffeld In 3d d .255 3o 1 17-year-olds and under. since returning from , Feise, Narberth, out for Ramos In Vth. Kline 128 12 30 5 0 0 U .234 tion Jane Pa. Miss 2 Filed , McDerm’t 44 3 10 2 0 1.1 .227 K. c it Balt. (2). Lost 23 22!27130 33|40 41[46( Next the » 1 1 I I I week District Junior service, Johnny, a second- ] Floyd did not enter the 15-year- Detroit 006 524 010—18 Dells 95 8 21 3 11 221 HyTurkin,4o,Dies; —— campionshlp J Washington 000 012 013— 7 Sievers 183 21 38 8 1 8 33 ,2<>B Chics| so at Bos. (8). ¦— will be played Mon- baseman, and Eddie, a short- , opponent f j day old doubles. Her in Runs batted In—Kaline. Boone (3). umphiett 140 14 28 3 O 1 12 .20(1 ¦ c through Wednesday at Ar- stop, fielded flawlessly and singles final top- House 3). Delslng (2). HatfleM (2). Yost 135 24 27 5 3 1 15 .200 NATIONAL i the older is ] Tuttle (4), Killebrew. Sievers (2). : 38 5 71 0 0 2 .184 Npw York jading, | ,1 gyle, girls’ flight Run- . Edwards 5 Writer 1•& | with a included. contributed two hits each to , seeded Miss LeCato. nels. FltsOerald. Paula. Oroth. Two- Porterfield 40 2 7 2 0 0 .175 » -J Iff * . 12 1 2 1 0 0 6 .167
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