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Hw Frederick, Tuesday, June 5 Orioles Lose BALTIMORE, June 4 Billy Pierce notched his seventh victory behind a 14-hit attack as the Chicago White Sox walloped the Baltimore Orioles for the third straight time 134 before 7,387 spectators here tonight. Pierce allowed only two hits before weakening in the eighth inning, when Baltimore scored all runs by bunching four hits with two a Sandy Consuegra pitched the last one and one-third frames, as the Pale Hose retained its hold on place-in the American League. Minnie Minoso delivered a coup de grace to Don Ferrarese, diminutive Oriole lefty, with a two-run homer in the eighth inning, but the contest had long since been decided. The Sox teed off on Ferrarese with four runs in the first inning, two of them unearned as the result of a throwing error by the 26- year-old pitcher. By the time Minoso sent him to the showers, Ferrarese had been pounded for 12 hits aud nine earned runs.

Pierce yielded only two singles through seven innings as he beat Baltimore for the ninth straight time. Garcia Fans 12 Mike Garcia struck out 12 HarmoBy Kline. 3b Ropp. Ballam. Ib aHartsock.

2b Faulder. cf O. Baker, rf 4 G. Kuhn. 11 4 bAdams, If 1 Alexander, Brunner, 2b-lb 3 J.

Kuhn, 3 cRoutzhan, 2 .1 ing four hits. Totals DeMnlay Warrenfeltz. cf xHildebrand 0 H. Burgee, If 6 Cole. 4 yC.

Thomas, rf F. Burgee, ss 3 Willard. Ib 4 Boyer, 3b 2 Rinehart, 2b 1 zCrum, 2b 2 Rudj, 3 vSibert. 2 Stup. tHarrUer, Totals a-replaced Ballam in 7th.

b-replaced G. Kuhn in at 1 c-replaced J. Kuhn in 5th. x-walked for Warrenfeltz in 9th. y-replaced Cole in 9th.

z-replaced Rinehart in 5th. v-replaced Rudy in 5th. t-replaced Stup in 9th. lay, Jane d. Ab 3 2 4 4 1 4 3 2 41 Ab 5 0 6 4 1 3 4 2 1 3 2 3 i League R.

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0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 7 Six Runs In Second Enough The Dodgers poured home six runs in the second inning Monday evening and defeated Braves, 9-5, in Little League action at Thurmont. Harry Boiler went all the way for the Dodgers, Today's Baseball Bill Holt drove in the first two runs for the winners with a single. Dick Dinterman, victim of the six run explosion, was charged with the loss. By The Associated Press (Time is Eastern Standard) AMERICAN LEAGUE WOB Lost Pet. GB New York 29 16 .644 Chicago 21 16 .568 4 Cleveland 23 19 .548 4V4 Boston 21 Detroit 21 Baltimore' 20 Kansas City 17 Washington 18 28 .391 Dodgers Ab.

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16 .568 19 .548 .500 21 .500 .455 .405 24 25 28 Pittsburgh Milwaukee Cincinnati St. Louis Brooklyn ew York hiladelphia hicago Miller. If 4 0 1 0 0 0 Fraley. 3 0 0 1 0 1 Shapiro, Ib 2 1 0 2 0 0 Boiler, 4 1 1 0 1 0 DeviJbiss, 2 2 0 1 0 0 Ogle, 3 1 0 6 2 0 Free, 3 2 1 1 0 0 Holt. 3 4 1 2 5 0 2 Lawyer, 2 1 1 0 2 0 0 Score By Innings Harmony DeMolay DOS 030 064--19 000 010 110-- 3 and his team mates hit for distance tonight to boost the Cleve land Indians to a 7-0 victory over the last-place Washington Senators.

Garcia gave up only seven safeties in winning his fourth of the season. Young Earl Averill and Jim Busby homered for the Indians and Vic Wertz walloped a base- clearing double to lead the Cleveland attack. On hits alone, the Senators stayed even with the third-place Indians. But that's as far as it went. Garcia permitted only two men to reach third and was in complete command all the way The shutout was only the second suffered by Washington this sea son, but it kept them in the Ameri can League basement.

The Cincinnati Redlegs had to cut off a ninth inning rally by the Philadelphia Phillies tonight before securing an 8-2 victory. The Phillies spoiled the Reds' bid for their first shutout of the season by punching across the two runs in the last inning. Art Fowler, who went the distance for Cincinnati, limited the Phillies to five hits--three of them in the ninth inning uprising. The Redlegs tallied once in the first inning, added four runs in the sixth in which catcher Ed Bailey hit a three-run homer, and collected three more runs in the seventh. Ken Boyer blasted four Giant pitchers with a home run, two doubles and a single for five runs batted in tonight as the St.

Louis Cardinals, behind Vinegar Bend MizelT, whipped New York, 11-5. Sal who hadn't completed a game since June 22, 1955 gave up only three hits and one tonight as the Brooklyn Dodgers dropped the Milwaukee Braves from first place with a 3-0 victory. Displaying magnificent control, Maglie allowed only nine Braves' blows out of the infield, including Eddie Mathews' two singles. The Braves' only other hit was a bunt which Billy Bruton beat to first base. National League Summary: Earned runs--Harmony 1, DeMolay 0.

Left on bases--Harmony 2, DeMolay 17. Two-base hits--Ballam, J. Kline. Faulder. Three-base hits-J.

Kline Home runs--Faulder. Stolen bases-Ropp, Ballam, Baker 2. Brunner. Routzahn, Cole. Boyer, Huuuller.

Base on balls off--Alexander 11- Stup 7. Hurrller 0 Struck out by--Abcander 17, Stup 8, Hurrler 1. Hit by pitcher-- 0. Winning litcher--Alexander. Losing pitcher-- Jtup.

Hits off--Alexander 7 in 9 innings, Stup, -8 in 8 innings, Hurrller 3 in 1 inning. Umpire--Shook. Time--3 hr. Scorer--J. Saulders.

Totals Braves Few, Ib R. Dinterman, ss-p 3 Hauver. ss-p 3 Lynn, 3b 4 Haines, 2 W. Dinterman, cf 0 Boarts, cf 1 Burrier, ct 0 P. Hahn.

if 3 Strine. 2b 2 26 9 5 18 3 3 Ab. R. H. O.

A. E. 4 1 1 6 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 10 Miller, rf T. Hahn, rf 1 Jefferson Md. State League B.

Ramsburg, rf 5 R. House, ss 5 J. Crampton, cf 5 J. House, 3b 3 Maught, Ib 2 A. House, 4 K.

Crampton, If 3 Biscr. 4 Fisher, 2b 5 Totals Beallsville Rutter, If Stottlemyer, 3b 5 Hurt, Ib 5 Luhn. ss 2 Deadrick, 2b 3 Ganley, rf 2 Bliss, cf 4 Borne, 2 Burdette, 4 xPoole 1 yB. Roberson 2 Totals y-caught for Barne in 5th. Score by Innings Jefferson Beallsville Summary: Eai BeaUsville 3.

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E. 2 0 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 0 1 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 0 3 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 Today's Schedule Kansas City at New York, 7:15 --Kretlow (2-5) vs Kucks (6-2) Chicago at Washington, (2-3) or (1-0) vs Stobbs (3-4) Cleveland at Baltimore, (6-2) vs Moore (4-3) Detroit at Boston, (1-1) vsftPorterfield (2-3) Yesterday's Results Chicago 13, Baltimore 4 Cleveland 7, Washington 0 Only games scheduled Tomorrow's Schedule Chicago at Washington 7:00 Cleveland at Baltimore 7:00 Kansas City at New York 1:00 Detroit at Boston 1:00 23 5 4 18 5 3 061 200--9 Oil 003--5 Totals Score By Innings Dodger-, Braves Summary: Left on bases--Dodgers 9, Braves 8. Two-base hits--Hauver, P. Hahn, Free. Stolen bases--Few.

Miller, Lynn. Double plays--Stnne to Haines to Few. Base on balls off--Hauver 5, Dinterman 3, H. Boiler 8. Struck out by- Boiler 6, Hauver 5, Dinterman 5.

Passed balls--Haines 2, Ogle 2, Wild pitches --Hauver. Losing pitcher--Hauver. Hits off--Hauver 1 in 1 2 3 innings, Dinter- men 4 in 4 1 3 innings. Umpire--H. Willard.

Scorer--C. Spalding Kuenn Leading Upsurge By Detroit's Tigers NEW YORK, June 4 W) It Brooklyn at Milwaukee, raig (4-2) vs Spahn (3-4) Pittsburgh at Chicago, 1:30 riewd (9-2) vs Hacker (0-5) New York at St. Louis, (3-4) vs Jackson (0-0) Philadelphia at Cincinnati, 8:00 --Simmons (2-3) vs Nuxhall (1-5) Yesterday's Results Brooklyn 3, Milwaukee 0 St. Louis 11, New York 5 Cincinnati 8, Philadelphia 2 Only games scheduled Tomorrow's Schedule Philadelphia at Cincinnati 8:00 Brooklyn at Milwaukee 9:00 Pittsburgh at Chicago 1:30 New York at St. Louis 8:00 dette.

The score: R. H. E. Brooklyn 3 9 Milwaukee 0 3 Taneytwwn Herring, ss Weaver, 2b 4 Crum, cf Fogle, 3b 4 Wildasin. Ib 4 Singel.

4 Crapster, If 3 Baumgardner, rf 3 Blizzard, 3 Unger 1 Totals Fail field T. Deardoff, If 3 Shriner. 2b 3 D. Sites, 3b 3 L. Sites, Ib 4 Spencer, 4 K.

Deardoff. cf 3 Johnson, ss 3 Wortz, rf 1 G. Weikert. 2 J. Weikert.

rf 2 Cornwell, If 1 R. Weikert 0 Totals Score By Innings Taneytown Fairfield Maglie and Campanella; Burdette, Johnson and Crandall. The score: R. H. E.

York 5 8 1 St. Louis 11 15 0 Liddle, Margoneri, Ridzik, McCall and Mangan; Mizell and Sarni. The score: R. H. E.

Philadelphia 2 5 0 Cincinnati 8 12 1 Rogovin, Negray and Seminick; Fowler and Bailey. American League The score: Cleveland 7 Washington "0 R. H. E. 7 7 Garcia and Averill; Ramos, Stewart and Berberet.

E. The score: R. H. Chicago 13 14 0 Baltimore 4 7 3 Pierce and Lollar; Ferrarese, Zuverink and Smith, Gastall. South Mountain League Sunday's Results Sbarpsburg 5, Martinsburg 4 Boonsboro 16, Smithsburg 0 Hancock-Funks town, ppd.

Games Sunday Funkstown at Smithsburg Hancock at Sharpsburg Martinsburg at Boonsboro Standings Of The Teams Sharpsburg 6 Boonsboro 4 Hancock 3 Funkstown 2 Smithsburg 1 Martinsburg 1 Pet 0 1.000 .667 .600 .400 .167 .167 2 2 3 5 5 Sunday's Results St. James 5, District-12, Games Sunday Security at Weverton South End Clear Sprii District-12 St. James DUPRE SIGNS The Colts' rushing. TODAY IN LOCAL SPORTS Southern Division Girl's Junior High Softball Tournament, at Frederick High School. Boy's Junior High Softball Tournament Northern Division at Elm Street Frederick A i a Little bank.

League, Oxco vs. Elks; West Baker Park, 6:30 p. m. Frederick-National Little League, Lions vs. Optimists; Staley Memorial Stadium, 6:30 p.

m. Hand last August. Frederick Babe Ruth League, Excelsior vs. Grove; McCurdy Field, 6 p. m.

City Twilight League, Walkersville vs. Brunswick; Baker Park, 1:30 p. m. Carroll Manor Junior League, Buckeystown at Doubs; 6:30 p. m.

Thurmont Little League, Colts vs. Dodgers; 6:30 p. m. Railroader's Little League, Cubs vs. Lions; Scheer Stadium, p.

m. (EST). HJfh School Baseball, Frederick Wheats I p. M. LEHR ELECTED Physical I Lehr succee stead.

Other officers 3 4 0 0 0 3 0 5 0 1 1 2 1 35 5 5 27 9 3 Ab. R. H. O. A.

K. 0 1 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 2 0 5 0 0 13 1 1 2 2 1 4 4 1 3 1 0 1 5 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 1 1 0 0 2 1 1 5 0 0 4 0 2 1 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 1 34 4 8 27 19 4 in 8th. in 5th. 003 000 020--5 OZO 001 010 1 runs Jefferson 1, on bases-- Jefferson Two-base hits-- Bur- hits J. Crampton 1.

se 1. Sacrifice hits-. Stolen bases B. 1, Luhn 2, Bliss 1. iette to Luhn (2), Base on balls Off -2.

Struck out by -Passed balls-- Biser aught by Burdette 2. ser. Losing pitcher 6 in 9 innings. gs. Umpire-- Prodehl Mary Ellen Bur- ague Ab.

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4 0 0 2 1 1 4 0 0 0 2 0 4 0 1 2 0 0 4 0 0 1 1 0 4 1 2 8 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 3 0 1 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 34 1 6 13 4 2 Ab. R. H. O. A.

E. 3 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 1 3 1 4 0 0 9 0 0 4 0 1 1 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 ..3 0 "2 1 2 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 2 0 1 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 0 6 18 7 1 000 100 000--1 000 00t 000--0 ed runs-- Taneytown -Crapster. Three- Stolen bases-- D. Sit- ff-- Blizzard 2. Struck G.

Weikert 3. Winard. Losing pitcher -off-- Blizzard 6 in 9 6 in 9 innings. Um- ilth. Time-- 2 p.

m. league tietam 1 lear Spring 2 swsville 4 th End 5 ar Spring istrict-12 ewsville verton le Teams PC 5 2 .714 4 3 .57 4 3 .571 4 3 .571 4 3 .571 3 4 .429 2 5 .286 2 5 .286 June 4 (ft-- L. upre, second lead ner for the Haiti season, has signec his second season tball League play iiird round draf ained yards on a 3.8 average las to the Colts' Alan league leader in Ewbank said Du irerybody 'last yea od looking- runner of natural ability mistakes but wha doesn't?" said Ew leans born Dupr standout at Baylor the College Al 30-27 over Cleve t. Lehr, varsity bas at Sykesville Hig elected presiden County Health an ation Association )ick Glower, Hamp are: Charlott ichestcr, vice pres le, Sykesville, sec Evans New Wind A unanimous vote i tntlrt slate. might be just a coil good deal of credit ecent surge in th standings car to shortstop Harv The Tigers have wo ames to move into a )lace while reaching or the first time Kuenn has hit safel and 14 of the lis batting average ighest in the league Meanwhile, Mickej New York Yankees et the pace with a t.

Louis' Rip Repul! National League with nclude games throug Mantle maintained upremacy despite a hat saw him deliver bats. The slugging Iso is the home rur 0 and has driven in 0. Detroit's Charley mains second in the with .376, followed bj on of Boston in Maxwell boosted his oints on 6-for-12, wh dvancing from four .6 points with 9-for- Sherm Lollar ranks Cuenn with .339. Repulski, back in eing sidelined with ury, regained the NI placing Pittsburgh's who dropped to secc jOng, however, is )ace-setter with 15 as he Cards' Ken Boye ead with 41 each. Repulski raised Ms )oints with 4-for-8 ered a 39-point decli iits in 34 at bats, rom fifth to third at 12-for-32 and gained Milwaukee's Bill rom third to fourth owed by teammate Pittsburgh's Lee cinnati's Ed Bailey- fifth at .333 apiece.

Tom Brewer of the the best pitching per American League, Cleveland's Herb strikeout leader wit National, Brooks La Redlegs boasts the centage- with six vie a defeat for 1.000 an Bob Friend has fan batsmen, 60. Thomson Is Of Texas Golf DALLAS, June Peter Thomson, the tain, put on a dra drive for a course par 63 to tie Cary Dallas and Gene Lit Hills, for fir won a sudden deat 814,000 first money Texas International Thomson, the slov ish Open champion of his finest round! a tie for eighth to romped in with 267 ft a chance at his first in American tournai Littler, the leadei with 197, had a closi a 4-foot birdie eighteenth green th given him the chai Middlecoff did a par 68 to come re deadlock for the top In the playoff all the first hole. Then --a 373-yard, par 4, big tree in front Thomson laced his within 12 feet of tl drilled his within 11 coff, however, hit til ball fell on the bai just off the green Middlecoff 's doom. Thomson calmly in for a birdie. Litt but missed by fo crowd of 6,000 jamrr green let out a terr Middlecoff and second and third i $6,000 each.

Railroad's Litt Monday's Remits Tigers 6, Bears Team Standings: Tigers Bears Lions Cubs American this season. to 15 Go To Bat In One Inning Fifteen men went to bat in the first inning of a Civitan carousel Monday evening, as the Civitans massacred NECA, 17-6, at Staley Stadium. The win established the Civvies undisputed possession of second place in the National Little League. Doug Hummer and Wayne Delauter socked seven saftles between them hi a 15 hit scourge of two NECA pitchers. Among the hits was a two run homer by Sam Marrone.

Ed Storks was comforted with smooth sailing in hi route going stint, each of the runs he yielded being imputed to Civitan slovenliness afield rather than a sound battering. The win ners committed eight errors Cyitans Ab. R. H. O.

A. Althouse. 4 4 2 0 0 Moberly, 3 1 0 5 0 Storks, 5 2 2 0 1 Hummer, 4 3 4 5 0 Delauter, 3 4 1 3 2 1 Rhoderick, rf-2b 3 1 0 0 1 BUckenstaff, 2 3 1 2 0 0 Putman. Ib 2 2 0 1 1 Wahl, If 3 1 1 1 0 Marrone, 1 2 1 1 0 0 Biddlnger, rf 1 1 0 Staley, 1 0 0 1 0 Fox, If 1 0 0 0 0 Totals NECA Kennedy, p-lf 2 Droneburg. Ib Stine, c-n .360.

32 17 15 18 4 Ab. R. H. O. A.

3 3 Green, 3b 3 Bruchey. 2b 2 Zimmerman, cf 3 Harrod. ss 3 Stevens, If 2 Woodman, rf 1 Wachter. Ib-c 1 Brandenburg. If-lb 2 Baker, rf a wrist in- Schattenburg, cf 1 Scott, 2b 0 Totals Score By Clvltmns NECA 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 2 2 5 0 0 0 0 28 6 6 18 7 950 030--1 310 020 --6 Summary: Two-base hits--Hummer Home runs--Marrone.

Double plays-Hummer. Base on balls off--Storks 7 Kennedy 8. Stine 1. Struck out by-Storks 6, Kennedy 5. Stine 4.

Winn'in Ditcher--Storks. Losing pitcher--Kennedy. Hits off--Storks 6 in 6 innings Kennedy 12 in 4 2 3 innings. Stine in 1 1 3 innings. 5 in 1 inig UmDires--Summers, Blether.

Scorer- Smith. Bruton fell 4 1 )--Young pride of Bri- drarnatic stretch City Twilight League Monday's Results Shipley's 8, Ballanger 5 Team Standings: W. L. PC East Frederick 3 0 l.OOC Bartgis-Zimmerman 2 0 1.00 Walkersville 2 1 .66 Shipley's 2 1 .66 Fort 1 1 .50 Ballenger 1 3 .25 Brunswick 0 2 .00 Sears 0 3 0 0 SIGNS WITH ORIOLES ST. LOUIS, June 4 OB Bo Musgrave, star "University of Mi souri outfielder the past three se; sons, today signed a contract her with the Baltimore Orioles.

The 21-year-old athlete was a signed to the Orioles' San Antoni farm club in the Texas Leagu Musgrave, who hit over .350 th past season, is lefthanded, weighs eam standu 170 and is six feet tall. rK TM Phil Galivan, a scout for the Orioles, said Musgrave would be put into the San Antonio lineup right away. Musgrave will report this week after receiving a in journalism from Missouri. putt on the NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost Pet. 24 16 .600 20 14 .588 24 18 .571 25.

19 .568 21 19 .525 17 24 .415 15 24 .385 13 25 .342 GB 1 1 1 3 10 Today's Schedule Find Pole Strong jiiough To Carry Weight VILLANOVA, June 4 UB -Almost every day at about Bud Dudley, athletic director Villanova University has a con erence with his track coach, Jim Jumbo) Elliott. Invariably, Elliott's first words re: "Have you got the pole?" "That blasted pole has been the iggest headache I've had since became athletic director," says )udley. Don Bragg, Villanova's remark- ble pole vaulter, can't find a pole trong enough to carry his 195 ounds over the bar without bend- ng it into the shape of a bow. As a result, Bragg, whose 15 oot, 5V4 inch indoor vault is sec- nd only to the fabulous world ecord holder, Cornelius Warrner- am may have difficulty jualifying for the Olympics. Despite the fact that Bragg leared Saturday night -he world record is a ew NCAA outdoor mark, his per- ormance in recent months hasn't jeen up to his usually consistent ligh standards.

He admits that he pole bending incidents--which vere caused by his increasing weight--have him worried. Dudley, has been trying to find a pole strong enough to withstand he stress and strain applied by Bragg. "We have tried six or seven )oles at $60 a pole, but Don bend; all," says Dudley. The Harry Gill Co. of Urbana, 111.

is shipping a specially constructed pole to Villanova this week. A company spokesman says: "We hope this one has the right action' but we won't know until Bragg tests it." Moore Puts Title On Line LONDON OD--Archie Moore puts up his world light heavyweight title for the last time tonight in a fight which either opens the Sates for another heavyweight title chance or closes the books on a long and fine ring career. The aging and running-to-fat light heavy champion takes on Yolande Pompey, a hard-jawed Trinidad Negro with a weak record but plenty of hitting power. Moore admits to at least 39 years of age although some records have him two and three years older. He took a heavy beating last September in losing to Rocky Marciano in his first heavyweight title shot.

Nat Fleischer, boxing's historian and record keeper, as well as other ring officials and authorities, have said that if Moore loses he hardly will have time to regain the lost ground before very advanced fighting age puts him down for the final time. He has no rematch clause in his contract with Pompey. But, they also say, if he whips Pompey the momentum and good conditioning gained here should carry him into a world heavyweight fight in fine fettle. Moore has been fighting since 1936. On the record he has been into the ring 148 times and his record of 15 losses and only defeats by knockouts stands as one of the all-time best.

Pompey, at 27, is a little boy compared to Moore. Pompey's 35 fights include 21 knockout vic- nine by decision, one on a foul, two draws and two defeats. Two Wins For Kiwanis Nine Kiwanis inflicted double indemm- on Hal Fisher Monday, as they beat the Rotary mound both in the continuation of a washed- out game, 5-4, and in the regular Babe Ruth League contest, 6-4, at McCurdy Field. The opener was reinitiated from the fifth inning with the score tied 4-4. It had been soaked out at "that point on May 17.

Wayne Rinehart's seventh inning single after the first two batters walked decided matters. Dick Gastley who went the interrupted distance for Kiwanis consumed the win. In the afterpiece, Fisher fell into a fourth inning ambush. Kiwanis, trailing 4-2, erupted with four runs on two bits, three errors, and a walk. Until the fourth, the victors only tallies had been the result of Gastley's two-run homer.

The twin victories placed Kiwanis within a half game of third place. Babe Ruth League Monday's Results Kiwanis 5-6, Rotary 4-4 Firat game continuation of May 12 postponement. Team Standing's: W. Shell Oil 5 Price Electric 5 Excelsior 5 M. J.

Grove 4 Kiwanis 4 Rotary 2 L. 3 3 3 4 5 7 Pet. .625 .500 .444 .222 tralian world beating miler said nearly every potential American team member was a potential, medal winner. SURKONT SOLD ST. LOUIS, June 4 (M--The St.

Louis Cardinals today sold pitcher Max Surkont, whom they got In a recent trade with Pittsburgh, to San Francisco of California Coast League. The amount of money involved in the straight cash deal was not announced. First game: R. H. E.

Kiwanis 6 6 2 Rotary 4 6 3 Keller, Hartsock, Fisher and Foltz; Gastley and Moss. Kiwanis Ott. If Ab. R. H.

O. A. E. Gastley. Ib 3 Crum.

3b 4 F. Hughes, cf 3 0 0 Moss, 3 Hayes, 3 Shafer. 2b 2 Rinehart, ss 3 Kallaway, rf 3 Totals Rotary Stup, 2b 4 Zimmerman, Ib Wilson, ss 26 6 6 21 6 2 Ab. R. H.

O. A. E. 3 3 Whipp, 4 Foltz. rf 3 Hartsock.

cf 4 Starabaugh, 3b 1 Cornflower, If 2 Fisher, 3 Totals Score By Innings Kiwanis Rotary 27 4 6 21 9 3 200 4000--6 112 0000--1 IASV TERMS AVAIUIIE Enjoy the luxury of Buil-a-matic power bailing; treat yourself to smooth, quiet outboarding with Hush-Spiing Mount and Aquamute Exhaust. DORSEY F. SHIPLEY Market Street Carroll Manor League Monday's Results Adamstown 11, Jp" erson 8 Team Standings: Summary: Left on bases--Kiwanis 0. Rotary 0. Two-base hits--Wilson.

Home runs--Gastley. Sacrifice hits-; Gastley, Hayes, Rinehart. Stolen bases--Ott 2, Gastley, Hughes, Hartsock. Double play --Zimmerman (unassisted) Colliflower to Wilson to Stambaugh. Base on balls off--Hayes 3, Fisher 5.

Struck out by-Hayes 5. Fisher 2. Hit by pitcher--Wilson and Foltz by Hayes. Winning pitcher--Hayes. Losing pitcher--Fisher.

Hits off--Hayes 6 in 7 innings. Fisher 6 in 7 innings. Umpires--Angleberger, Miller. Scorer--B. Moss.

W. Adamstown 3 Jefferson 2 Doubs '2 Buckeystown 1 L. 2 2 2 2 POTENTIAL MELBOURNE, June 4 UFl No American will win the Olympic 1,500 or 5,000 meter races at Mel- .500 .500 .333 Thurmont Little League League Leaders By The' Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting Mantle, New York, .411 Runs--Mantle, New 45 Runs batted in Mantle, New York, 50 Doubles--Kuenn, Detroit, 15 Triples--Runnels, Washington, 5 Homers--Mantle, New York, 20 Stolen bases--Kuenn, Detroit, 7 Pitching--Brewer, Boston, 7-1, .875 Strikeouts--Score, Cleveland, 86 NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting--Repulski, St.Louis, .400 Runs--Blasingame, St.Louis, 37 Runs batted in--Boyer, St.Louis, 46 Hits--Boyer, St. Louis, 65 Doubles Furillo, Brooklyn, Bell, Cincinnati and Dark, New York, 12 Triples--Bruton, Milwaukee, 7 Homers--Long, Pittsburgh, 15 Stolen bases--Mays, New York, 11 Pitching--Lawrence, Cincinnati, 6-0, 1.000 Strikeouts Friend, Pittsburgh, 60 Monday's Results Dodgers 9, Braves 5 Team Standings: W. Colts 2 Orioles 2 Dodgers Braves L.

0 0 2 3 Pet. 1.000 1.000 .333 .000 WINS JERSEY CITY, N. June 4 UP) --New York University won the District 2 title and a place in the NCAA College Baseball Tournament today by defeating St. Johns of Brooklyn, 6-2, at Roosevelt Stadium. Bob Goldsholl, a senior right- hander, limited the Redmen to two hits.

American Little League PRACTICE WEDNESDAY The American Legion baseball club will hold a 5:45 p. m. practice Wednesday evening at McCurdy Field. Coach Gene Hummel made the, announcement Monday. Monday's Results Amvets 9, Tall Cedars 4 L.

Pet. 2 .750 2 .714 5 .286 6 .250 OXCO 6 Elks 5 Amvets 2 Tall Cedars 2 For Sale at all Times Reg. tc Grade Canadian Holsteins, Guernseys, Fresh, Springers and Fall Heifers, 1. B. and Bangs accredited and Calthood vaccinated.

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D. 6, Frederick Phone MO 3-9021 I A 1955 CHEV. BEL-AIR 4 door--white wall tires, ivory over maroon $299.00 down 1953 BUICK SPECIAL hard top--fully equip. A A 5 Two tone green--sharp 1953 PLYMOUTH CRANBROOK 4 door with white walls and heater--Jet black $895.00 1953 CHEV. BEL-AIR 4 door, Powerglide, radio Qr and heater, light blue down 1 1950 BUICK SPECIAL 4 door, Dynaflow, heater.

Oneowner car 0 1951 CHEV. .2 door Radio and heater 1947 PONTIAC 4 door Radio and heater $545.00. $595.00 $195.00 MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM SEE JIM or PAUL AT 400 East Street OTORS Frederick, Md. MO 3-4466 WSPAPERI.