meor *• attack by breezing past THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. Llndy Kehoe, 6—l, B—2, in the MONDAY. MAY *l. 1956 A-19 MAJOR LEADERS ¦lTß—Lmi*. PUtaburth. and lo»r. at. Tennis Rivals Veterans, Rookies 43; Moon. No. 1 singles. 25 4 St. Louia. 38; Cincinnati, Repulakl. Temnlt. By th« Associated Press and St. Louli. 35. In other matches yesterday. Kehoe ipp i. fl—7, B—2. Gurley-Reed teammate. Stan Gifford, DOUBLE*—BaiI. Cincinnati, and Dark. 'loae ) defeated Davls-Bob Burgesaj for AMERICAN LEAGUE }J*» Vork. n Furlllo. Brooklyn, K; Spark Play Army Navy Country Club de- Jimmy Bryan, Phoenix. 34: Thomas, League . players, Floyd, Charles Mac Mullen B—3. 6—2.1 1 Mantle. New York. 3*!: Gernert. > Pittsburgh. 8. over the week end indi- Don out of its Dean Judd (Ken.l Frank City, 1 defeated Kel- In addition to all this. Lillard auto race starting field May 30, Ariz., 143.741, and Bob Sweikertt Boston- Lcoe*. Kansas and STOLEN RASES—Mays. New York 8: cate another up , lineup. lam (Arl.t, B—l. B—o. Lemon Washinston. 21. Moon, St. Louts, 8: Clemente. Pitts- ¦ rivalry shaping became the first man in history and all ran over 140 miles ani of Indianapolis, last year s win- - HlTS—Mantle. New York. 47: Berra. ..ii'.Lfh., 13 olgyers tied with 2. between the Edgemoor Club COLUMBIA. 7: OUANTK'O MARINES. II Doubles: Potts-Bob C. Taylor lArl.t New Boston, PlTCHlNG—Lawrence7: Cincinnati, ft-i) and I Single,: Tim Co«.s ICI dfleateil Bill defeated BUI Costello-Blff OUnhant; 1 win both the hour qualifications .ii York. 41: Goodman. and , Demas. Id—8; de-; , 'Ken. i. (Ken ) , ito All-Star Match in week-end 143.033. , Kuenn Detroit 40: Tuttle, Detroit. Labine. Brooklyn; Freeman, Columbia Country Club for the M—2. Fred McNair 6—4. B—2. Oould-Dav der. Cincinnati, and McDaniel. J (rated Tom Cundy. u—l; defeated Earl Smith ' Game title and the ABC title The trials will continue next I j St. Louis. B—l. Charles (Arl.l. Churrhill-Steve Troy Ruttman of Lynwood. * ' title. Channina defeated Bowes, k—«, B—*; —s. 6—3. Doug Love-Jobn;j I DOUBLES—Vernon. Boston. 10: Good- ‘ . .000; Jolly, Milwaukee, 2-0, i in one year. He Saturday and Sunday. man. P: Chicago;: ; 1.000. Kahl Sonias defeated Oulysssy. a Stewart (Ken.) defeated Kellam-Landis , took the 1955- i Calif., the 1952 winner with -1 Boston. Lollar. year (ArlJ. » Kuenn and Tuttle. Detroit, and Run- 1S’! *>UTS—Friend. Pittsburgh. 44;. Last Edgemoor defeated I —l B—3. 11— 561 all-star title Joe Wil- The Indianapolis Motor Speed- - from Sweikert’s '55 car. was just under r nels. Washington 8 Roberta, Philtdelnhig. 38: Snahn. Mil- : Columbia in a playoff match. Doubles: Coss McNair defeated l man of Chicago way record for the 10-mile quali- TRIPLES—Jen.*en. Boston, and Runnels. waukee 33: Mleell, St. Louis. 31: . Demas-Ju< ee. 6—4. 4—6. B—2; Ed- last December. old standard at 142.484. Washington. 4: Goodman, Boston. 3; Newcombe. Brooklyn. 28. ’ Both got off to good starts this i ward Beard-Huah Lynch defeated Oul- fications passed 140 only four Jack Turner of Seattle, na- . nine plaver tiea ywith *!. yassy-Bcwes. H—7, 6—3: Sprlaas-Peytoni years HOME RUNS—Mantle. New York 13*. season with overwhelming vic- . Howard defeated Potts-Blllings. 6—2,1 Bill Lillard First ago. and it was boosted to tional midget car champion theB Berra. New York. 1?!: Gernert. Bos- tories In their openers. S- -n. 145.596 Saturday by and Bk er. New York. 8: Max- Columbia Girls Sweep ARMS NAVY. 4i CHEVY CHASE. 3 red-haired last two years, was the fastest tton. 7. Singles: Alphonso de- well Detroit Columbia opened league Tom Smith George Francis Patrick (Pat) , of four Speedway quali- . STOLEN BASES—Jacobs. Kansas City. the ¦ seated Moorhead ICC). B—:t.; To Win Three B’ Moater Pointers Pntor rookie Dick - Titles , 4: Philley. Baltjnore: Busby. Cleve- Softball ’ action Saturday scoring a 7-0 f B—L. Williams , Cobb, DURON Tim Calvin Ik Speedway veteran from Spring- Saturday. Sullivan. Boston and Larsen. New IIdefeated Jr. IC.C.i. 2 —B. track Bob Christie off boosted its season softball rec- (>— ft k\ Lork 3-0 1.000; Burtschy. Kansas ¦ Coss led the Columbia team to t I. —4. ROCHESTER. N. Y„ May 21 j field, Mass., was close to the new Grants Pass, Oreg., • City: Grim, York, by Doubles: Smith-Williams IA-N) de- another new- New and Stewart. 1 ord to 7-1 sweeping a double- ’ victory with Urquhart-Moorhead ¦I Paints • ICC.I, S—B.j )1 record yesterday at ( qualified . Washington. 2-0, 1.000. a 6—2, 10—8 tri- seated —Bill Lillard, 28, from Chi-; 145.549—0 r comer. also after spin- STRIKEOUTS—Score. Cleveland 00: header in Philadelphia yesterday umph Lt. Bill 8--II William ISki I Arnold-Wllliam;1(^1. length Washington Chi- ’ over Demas, win- Smokey (C.C.) defeated Chris about a car's slower for ning in practice. Pascual. 4ft: Pierce. with the Olney Kaydets, -7 Chaney-Jacki I Miller cago, is the first man to win cago. 3ft: Wvnn Cleveland, and Ford. , Quaker r nei of the recent D. C. Commis- . Noel. (A-Nl. B—2. 1t—3.1 10 miles. New 34. City metropolitan Bennett-Wilson (C.C.) defeated Powell Other first-time qualifiers were B York < champions. sioners’ Taylor-Paul three titles at one American The 1955 record of 142.580. set • tournament, in the No. 1 . Buskey IA-N). B—4. 2—6.; Bob Veith, Oakland. Calif., and 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE j9-3 and 11-2. singles match. Bowling Congress tournament. IMETROPOIITAN by the late Jack McGrath, cn fto at bats)—Repul-j EDGEMOOR. «: PRINCE GEORGES. 1 W PAINT COMPANY also; Bill Garrett, Burbank, Calif. BATTING Singles: Doyle Royal 'Edgemoor) w .! »ki, St. Louis. .412: Lons. Pittsburgh.! and Anni Edgemoor dropped only one , de- The 53d as beaten by 11 other drivers—- After .398: Bailey, . feated Llndy Kehoe (P.Q.). o—l, «—2. i annual tournament US BMI UliTHlif the 33-car field is filledJ Bruton. Milwaukee. .304: (Herndon were pitching stars for• singles match yesterday in Bob Davis ) all old hands at getting ' Cincinnati. JISK; Boyer, Bt. Louis 377. l tP.O defeated Jack Ran-; yesterday *gSlB23 14th MW, 710 N Olohr RA around next week end, a driver still Rl NS—Boyer, 24: Moon. St chalking up . sohoff (Edge.l, 4—B. B—l, Fred ended after 79 days.; can 1 8«. Loui.v the Columbias and Barbara Mul- a 6-1 victory over Reed (Edge.) B—2. | O' CO 5-0336 JA. 7-7955 the four turns of the 2' 2 -mile get lineup by/i Louis. 22; Long. Pittsburgh, and ¦ defeated Mori Stimler: his car into the Bt. 21: Bell and ligan. Barbara Allen, Peggy Ka- Prince Georges Country . (P-0.1. B—2. 7—5 Jack Gurley (Edae Lillard led the Falstaff Beer track. They helped by , 7 Blasiiiaame. Louis. Club. Larry Mlddlekamp, i mtrvmt u>. 5-4777 were a qualifying - Cincinnati: Mays. New York, and valjian ¦ defeated (PG). faster than the slow- Post. and Miss Herndon were ! Doyle Royal. University of Mary- 6 H- ¦¦ of Chicago victory in 2531 E'nntllfi new asphalt surface. Ashburn. Philadelphia, 20. !. 1« 1. team to Av»nu« est car in the field. IN—Long. Pittsburgh. the top Doubles: Ralph ißuddyT Adair-Henry RUNS BATTED batters. land tennis coach, the Edge- PARKING AT 3 . Jim Rathmann of Miami. Fla.,; ; led Barclay itdge.) defeated Mlddlekamn- the team event; paired with a FtH All STORES held the record briefly Saturday

at 145.120 in a car rebuilt from * the wreck in which Bill Vukovich died in the 1955 race. The old mark also was bettered by Pat O’Connor, North Vernon. Ind., 144.980; Dick Rathmann, Jim’s brother, of Trenton, N. J., 144.741, and Tony Bettenhausen, Tinley Park, 111., 144.254. It was also exceeded by Johnnie Parsons, Sherman Oaks, Calif., the 1950 winner, 144.144; Fred Agabashian, Albany, Calif., New ’56 Blue Sunoco SENATORS Continued From Page A-16 well accounted for a run and Bob Wilson drove across two more with a triple to left. The second game was over, for all practical purposes, in the first inning. Harvey Kuenn and Earl Torgeson singled off Hal Griggs Used by more Auto Engineers and, after they advanced on a wild pitch, Kaline walked. Bill Tuttle then rammed his first major league grand slam into the leftfield seats. Detroit made it 7-0 in the sec- ond inning against Connie Grob when Bob Kennedy banged a homer into the leftfield stands than all other premiums after Kuenn singled and Kalin* combined! reached first on an error by Shortstop Jerry Snyder. The Senators’ lone run came in the fourth off Steve Gromek when Snyder singled and Carlos Paula doubled. NOTES: Idle today, the Sena- tors will resume here tomorrow night against the A’s in the opener of a two-game series, then

. . again will Once head for Boston. . Virgil the engineers who design and Trucks, build who started the second game, twisted his left ankle slid- ing into second base in the third inning and was forced to leave game the with a 7-0 lead. .. .The America’s cars victory choose went to Blue Gromek. Sunoco as their Chuck Dressen benched Ed Yost and Karl Olson in the sec- ond game, sending Herb Plews to thud and Whitey Herzog to center. . . . Olson has been hit- favorite over all other gasolines! less in his last 14 chances. . . . Dressen may give Bunky Stewart a starting opportunity Wednes-

- day. . . . Kuenn left the second ¦ • . «'* game in the eighth Inning after being hit on the left hand by Bob Chakales. Riddle Named Scout KANSAS CITY, May 21 bP)._ The Athletics have appointed We recently invited a large group of automotive engineers to try New 1956 Elmer Riddle as a scout for Flor- ida, Georgia and Alabama. Blue Sunoco, boosted in octane, in their own cars and give us their reactions. B • • Riddle was a pitcher for Cin- The results of this survey, compiled by an firm of cinnati and Pittsburgh from 1940 independent certified pub- B YftFM IIJ IVI IMft\/ftK\/ || to 1949 and played his last sea- lie accountants, make New Blue Sunoco the favorite. See # son with Indianapolis chart below for I || in 1951. official tabulation. B ¦ MINOR LEAGUES PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE 43 % already are users of Blue Sunoco _ W. L, Pet w. L Pe.t way • L A 24 15 BIS aFtin.M 21 .AM " and it 25 IB Bln pi» d 22 43(1 still Seattle B IS I I Os 1,166 engineers S ento 20 17 .541 H’wood 17 21 .447 the who reported on ’56 Blue Sunoco, 43% told us they ¦ B S Deo 21 21 sou V'uver 1A 2B .243 Hollywood A—3. Loa Anteles I—o. were already users of our gasoline. This was a far greater number than Seattle B—3. Vancouver I—s. I San Dteao 10—:t, Sacramento s—o 111 B San reported using all other premium gasolines Francisco 12—1. Portland «—3. combined-perhaps the greatest ¦ ||/*p B INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE CaJiC /if I .., W. L Pet. W. testimonial any gasoline ever had I I W IQI , L. Pet. VII B M treal 23 13 BA7 Col’bua 13 IB 448 IvH P ster 20 12 .025 Buffalo 13 15 .AAA 1 onto 1. 12 .SSB Havana 13 19 JOB Blue Sunoco is recommended for R mond 15 IS .455 Miami 12 20 .355 the newest high-compression cars when I B Buffalo A—3. Toronto o—l (Second tame impend,d alter 7 .nninas. curfew; owners’ manuals recommend t" be rompleied lateri a premium gasoline. H • Montreal I.3—A Rochenter s—«. Havana 3—A. Columhu. 2—#. | Richmond S—2. Miami s—o. price! AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Premium octane at regular gas price ¦ gas W L Prt. W. L. Pet. p»nier 23 0 .510 Omaha 15 15 500 Min Bin 7im .04 5 St. Paul 12 17 Aj« In an Ha 15 14 .517 Wichita 12 13.400 Blue Sunoco is premium every wav, still sells regular gas price, gives Louisville 18-15 .518 Charl ton Indianapolis, B—2; 357.257 » Louisville. 3—l. many miles per Denver. Omaha. 8 more dollar. Follow the lead automotive engineers. Make Mluneaoalls. m. *t Paul, 1. Charleston, 8: Wichita, 7. your own test today. TEXAS LEAGUE W L. Pet. W L Pet Ft Wth 2 M3.818 Shr port 18 18 .500 Dallas 20 18 . AS* Tulsa 17)8.488 Houston 20 1B .556 Austin IB 21 A.'l> R Amo 18 17 514 Okla. C. 1.3 24 .381 Shreveport, 20—2; Oklahoma City. t Fori Worth, 17: San Antonio. A. Houston. 8; Tulsa, o Ml Innlnia). Dallas, 7: Austin. 5. COMPARISON CHART SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION W This is what automotive engineers reported after .. L Prl W comparing New _ L Prt Bir'ham 75 10 ;IA Mobile tS2H 474 Memphis 24 10.588 L. Rock 17 IB 472 ’56 Blue Sunoco with premium-priced gaaoline* in own B Atlanta IP 19 .500 N Orl'na IB 22 421 their can IP 415 Change .... Nashillle 21 15 23 3»5 . • "'**#?* Blrmlnaham, A—o: Memphis, I—3, J m Chattanoeia, B—A; # New Orleana Little Rock. 6 Atlanta. 4. Nashillle. 5; Mobile 11. AAv **lIhu Sink* mitekt* gg tay Blue Sunoee match** EABTER.N LEAGUE *r aieah primiampncai , ar W L. Pet W. L Pel Ii3* ||| % excels prtmiom.priced . 15,7 .s*B Readme 12 11 522 \BBBuIH Aif’*"’WO sport 13 10.583 Syracuse 11 12.47* jlB I brands far pawar and V gch tady 13 10.585 Al ntown 10 14.41? Btnmton 1.3 0 .550 Johnsto'n 714 .333 R*rf»rn»aaca pick-ap Schenectady, *; Readme. 8. WW VJL Syracuse. 5—4; Williamsport. 4—2. Binghamton, 3—B: Johnstown. 2—S. Albany, 3—4: Allentown. 2—2. SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE W. L. Pet w L Pet Col 'll* 21 II ,858 Macon 14 18 .438 say Jk villa 21 1 .858 Rial Sonata matches say Blue matchas S'v’nah IS 17 .43.3 AP., Suaocs lUN COu , A „ Col bus 18 12 .800 M't'e'y 12 IP .387 eieels AA.i Ch’lotte 15 17 480 Aua’sta 11 20 .355 ar praminnprietd ar txeals ptminm-pnead a, Savannah. 2 Augusta. 1 Charlotte 12: Columbus, 0. brands far anti-kaeak far JacktonvlUr. 5- Macon 4. brands ailas B m m Columbia, 18: Montgomery. 3. ptrfenaaete PWiaHan WESTERN LEAGUE UV W g W. L. Pel. W L Pet Lincoln 18 p 840 C Sp'as 14 1.3 AIP Pueblo I* II 821 D M'n% II IB 401 Topeka 15 10 .800 Alh’aue 11 In 3A5 Am rlo 17 12 588 S * City 8 Pueblo, 8, Topeka. 4 17 .2*l Amarillo 14; Des Molnea. 13. Alhuouerque, 7; Rmu* City. 3 Colorado Snrlnas J#—s. Lincoln 5 (second aame suspended after America’s Greatest Gasoline iAifinlniK. Value! UNQCD4 uwe m*w» ¦ *tv*Ma 3 SMr (a4>«“ Is fndPT. NIC

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