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SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1958- THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PACE 13 Trounce Phillies By 10-1 Score 8-Game Oriole Streak Snapped Cubs Sweep Double Bill With Bums Tally 5 Times In 2d Frame Indiana AAU Track, Field Meet Tonight Greg Bell, Indiana Univer Boston. He was backed up by a 10-hit attack that produced single tallies in the third and eighth innings. Bob (Riverboat) Smith, who suffered his first big-league loss, gave up the Orioles' fourth-inning tally when Bob Nieman walked with two out and came around on singles by Gus Triandos and Dick Williams. Murray Wall gave up the other tally on a double, by Triandos and aingles by pinch-hitter Gene Woodling and Brooks Robinson, who had three hits in the nightcap. SECOND GAME rJ often ehimore Baltimore, Md.

(UP) Big Arnie Portocarrero snapped the Baltimore Orioles' losing streak at eight games when he hurled a fancy four-hitter to beat the Boston Red Sox, 2-0, yesterday in the second game of a twin bill after the Sox had won the opener by the same score behind Frank Sullivan's two-hitter. Frank Malzone's two-run homer in the third inning gave Sullivan the runs he needed to win the opener. BUT IN the nightcap, Portocarrero was in command all the way as he notched his third victory since coming to the Orioles from Kansas City, all of them at the expense of FIRST GAME Resten Baltimore AB RB' AB RB Buddin.ss Gardner 2 Pilocik.rf Niemon.lf Marshall. 1 Robmson, 3 Ginsberg 4 Runne's 2 3 T. Willoms.lf Stephens, If Molrone.3 Jensen.

rf White.c Piersoll.cf Green cf Miranda iBovd Sullivan, Castleman, Johnson.p 'Woodling Papoas.D Total 33 8 2' Totals 27 'Ron for T. William In eighth. tFlied for Miranda in eighth. Grounded out for Johnson in eighth. Boston 000 200 000- 2 Baltimore 000 000 000- 0 E-Non.

PO A-Boston 27-15, Baltimore 27-15. DP-Buddm, Runnels ond Gernert; Gardner, Miron'Ja and MarshnM. IOB-Boston 8, Baltimor 3. 7B Jensen. HR-Malzone.

SB-Pilarcik. S-Sullivan. IP ER BB SO Johnson (I. 1-41 8 5 2 2 3 8 Pappos 1 3 0 0 0 0 Sullivan (W. 2-1) 9 2 0 0 3 1 Bolk-Pappos.

U-Ric. Rommel, Stvns end Napp. ABH RBI AB RB' Stephens, If 3 0 0 4 0 0 Klaus. ss 4 1 0 Pilorcik.rf 4 1 0 Runnels. 2 4 10 Niemon.lf 3 10 Gernert.l 4 0 0 Green.

If 0 0 0 Malzone 3 3 1 0 Triandos, 3 2 0 Jensen. rf 2 I 0 Williams. 1 3 1 1 3 0 0 'Woodling 1 1 0 Riersall.cf 3 0 0 'Marshall. 1 0 0 0 Smith. 1 0 0 Robinson, 3 4 3 1 'Keough 10 0 Busbv.cf 4 I 0 Forniesles 0 0 0 3 0 0 William 0 0 0 "Boyd 10 0 'Brewer 0 0 0 Miranda.

ss 0 0 Wall 0 0 0 4 0 0 Totals 28 4 0 Total 3410 2 KEEP HER LOW, A. Joseph Foyt, rookie driver from Houston, spun late In the 500-Mile Race yesterday in the south straightway and kept Van Lines Special safely from concrete wall. He was not car was not damaged. (Star George W. Masing) Braves Chicago (UP) The Chicago Cubs came from behind twice to sweep a double-header over the Los Angeles Dodgers with ninth-Inning rallies, taking the opener when Lee Walls' 13th homer touched off a scoring burst, and winning the nightcap, 10-8, on Walt Moryn's third homer of the game.

The Memorial Day double-header was played before a sellout crowd of 37,799, the largest in Wrigley Field since May 15, 1955. THE CUBS tagged Johnny Podres for the first game loss when they jumped on him for three runs after the Los Angeles southpaw had blanked them on six hits until the ninth. The victory went to Don El-ston, his sixth success In relief. Bob Scheffing's boys began their victory march In the nightcap by erasing a six-run deficit. In the third inning, Walls doubled behind Sam Taylor's single.

They scored twice in the fourth on back to back homers by Ernie Banks and Moryn, added three in the sixth on Bobby Thomson's two-run double and Bobby Adams' single, and two in the seventh on successive homers again by Moryn and Chuck Tanner which tied the game at 8-8. FIRST OAMI let Aneeles Cttlcee AS RB AB RBI Gilliam, If Ada mi, 1 Walls. rf Dork. 3 Banks. ss Moryn.

If Thomson, cf 'Tanner hleemane S. lovlor T. Roseboro.tt Snider.cf Furillo.rf HoHgei.l Neal.2 Zimmer.s Pod ret. Roebuck. 'Bolger 1 Elston.p 0 Orabowikv.p 2 I Totals 34 7 1 Totals 31 Flied out for T.

Taylor in eighth. Hit Ints doubl play for Drobowsky in eighth. Puroosolv pasted for Thomson In ninth. Singled for Neemon in ninth. to Angetet 100 100 000-2 Chicago 000 000 003-3 l-T.

Toylor. RO-A-Ctileogo 27.11, lot Angeles 26-16. (x)-Tw out in 9th when winning run scored. DP-Zlmmr and Hodges; Podres, Zimmer end Hodgen Zimmar, Heal ond Hodge. LOS-lo Angeles 7, Chicago 5.

28-Gray, Bants. Zimmer, Moryn, HR-Hodges, Wall. SB-Gray. IP ER 88 SO Podres II. 4 41 8 7 3 3 2 4 Roebuck 0 10 0 10 Orabowtky 6 2 12 3 Elston IW, 6-21 I 1 0 1 Faced two Batter In ninth, U-Secory, Venton, Conlan.

T-2 12. leteno Oeme CMcege let Angela With Pittsburgh Philadelphia (AP) Cincinnati walloped Southpaw Curt Simmons and two re lievers for two triples, two doubles and a home run in the first three innings to forge an easy victory over the Philadelphia Phillies, 10-1, at Connie Mack Sta dium yesterday. Lefty Harvey Haddix coasted to his third victory of the sea son against three defeats. CINCINNATI lost little time applying the skids to Simmons as Pete Whisenant singled and scored on Steve Bilko's triple in the first inning. Jerry Lynch doubled to open the second, Roy McMillin singled, Johnny Temple walked and Whisenant tripled for three runs to send the southpaw to the showers.

Catcher Smoky Burgess greeted Righthander Jim Hearn with a double scoring Whisenant, Bilko singled and Don Hoak walked to load the bases and bring on Bob Miller to pitch for the Phillies. Burgess scored on a sacrifice fly to end a five-run inning. Cincinnati rVilledelehle AB RBI AB RBI Temple, 2 Athburn.cf Miksis.2 Whlenant.lf purees B.lke.i Hoak. 3 Belief lynch, rf Fondy.rf McMillan, Haddix. Fernondz.ss Repulski.rf lopata.c Jonas, 3 Kaionskl.S Simmons Miliar.

i Phi I ley Meyer, jPost Groy.P 'Bowmon Total! 39 1 6 Tola It 'Struck out lor Millar In third. 'Popped out for Mavar In ith. Grounded out for Gray In eighth. Cincinnati I 53 000 010-10 Philadelphia 000 000 100- I f-Raoulkl, Kaiamkl. PO- A-Cneinnatt Philadelphia 27-10.

OP-Mereheod end Femondez; McMillan, Miktit ond Bilke. lOB-Cincinnati 9. Philadelphia 4. 2B-Lvneh. Buraet.

Essefl'on. 3B-Bilko. Whisenant. HR-Burgess, Bilks. SB-McMillan.

SF-Bell. IP HI fRSBSO Hoddl (W. 3-31 9 1 1 110 Simmon IU 5-4) IV, 5 2 0 Heam 0 2 1 I 1 0 Miller I 'a 3 3 3 0 1 Mavar 3 2 0 0 2 3 Gray 2 2 1110 Morahaod 1 2 0 0 0 0 (Heam pitched to 3 batter In 2nd) U-Sudol, Burkhort, Boggan, Omaha Defeats Denver Twice Denver Colo. (AP) Omaha slugged 20 hits to score an easy 13-4 second-game-victory and sweep yesterday aouoiC' header with Denver. The Cardi nals won the opener 6-5 In 11 innings.

FIRST CAM! Omaha Denver White Sox Streak Extended To Five Grounded out for Smith in sixth. SWalked for Famielec In eighth. Ran for T. Williams In eighth. Smgled for R.

Williams in eighth. 'Bon for Woodling In eighth. ePopped out for Castleman In eighth. Boston 000 000 000-0 Baltimore 001 000 Olx-2 PO-A-Boiton 24 8. Baltimore 27-12.

DP -Trlnodos ond Casflernam Castleman, Gardner ond Williamsi Gardner, Costleman ond Williams. left-Boston 4, Baltimore 11. 2B-Runnls, Robinson, Triandos. IP ER BB SO Smith (I. J-ll Fornilt Wall Portocarrero (W, 5 5 113 2 10 0 0 1 4 I 1 0 0 3 21.

9 4 0 0 3 4 WP-Smith. U-Rommel, Stevens, Napp, Rice. game, holding the Tigers down in all except the second inning when Al Kaline's home, two singles, an error, and a sacrifice fly produced Detroit's only two runs. The White Sox scored first In the nightcap on singles by Tito Francona, Earl Battey and Luis Aparicia in the top of the second. After Detroit took a 2-1 lead in the bottom of the inning, the White Sox went ahead to stay in the fifth with two runs on a single by Nellie Fox, a double by Smith, Billy Martin's error and a sacrifice fly.

Chicago chased starter Hank Aguirre an inning later with another run on two walks and a single by Fox. FIRST CAMI Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh (UPI) The Pittsburgh Pirates spotted the Milwaukee Braves four home runs yesterday but hammered out 18 hits to win the nightcap, 12-6, after the World Champa ons rallied in the ninth inning of the opener for a 7-4 victory, All the Braves' homers, in cluding a pair by Del Crandall were yielded by starter Curt Raydon with none on base. Crandall shot his sixth homer over the left field fence in the third inning and his next one went the same route in the seventh. Pinch-hitter Harry Hane-brink followed Crandall to the plate in the seventh and slammed his third homer into the right field stands. Wes Covington opened the second inning with a shot into the right field stands for his sixth homer.

FIRST OAMI Milwaukee Pimkereh AB RBI ASH RBI Montillo.2 4 3 Vlrdon.rf '511 Aaron, rf I 0 Skinner. If 3 0 1 4 1 I Groat.ta 4 1 0 4 I 1 KluuewiM.1 4 I 0 1 I 1 Steveni.l 0 0 0 Torre, I 1 0 Thema.3 4 0 0 logon, te 4 0 0 Clemente.rf 3 0 0 4 1 4 1 0 Rice.c 3 10 Kroviti.c 4 2 0 Ruih.n 2 I 0 Low.p I 1 0 'Hanebrlnk 10 0 Face 0 0 0 McMahon.p 0 0 0 Blackburn, 0 0 0 Crondoll 1 1 1 Powert 1 0 0 Trowbridge, 0 0 0 Totali 39 13 7 Total 32 3 sity's goia medal winner in the last Olympic Games, heads a big field competing tonight fn the Indiana AAU, track and field championships at Tech. Trials In the hurdles and two sprints will get under way at p.m., with over 145 entries In the record field. Field events also start at 5 with the first of the finals scheduled for one hour later. THREE WINNERS from last week's Big Ten outdoor meet at Purdue will participate.

In addition to Bell in the broad jump, Indiana teammate Wil lie May is a heavy favorite in the hurdles and Purdue's Billy Jones tops the pole vault field. Indiana and Purdue Univer sity athletes will be competing unattached. Bell already holds state AAU track records for the 100, 220 and broad jump. May slammed the two hurdle races in last year's meet. Two outstanding entries from last week's state high school track meet are expect ed to be on hand, Tom Sei-fert of Fort Wayne North who accounted for the only rec ord in the shot put and Terry White of Hobart, only double winner in the dashes.

DICK MACE of DePauw, the former Indianapolis Tech state high school low hurdle record holder who set a junior 100-yard dash record in the AAU affair two years ago, heads the list of 100-yard dash contenders. Mace won the 100 last week In the Little State meet. A number of leading college athletes from Indiana, Purdue, Manchester, Hanover, Evans-ville, Indiana Central, Butler and Indiana State are slated to compete. Indianapolis Track Club, Terre Haute 40 and 8, Evans- villa YMCA, Fort Wayne AAC, Indiana Central and Hanover Track Club are six leading contenders for the team title. Following the final event on the program, a special four- mile race is scheduled be tween Indianapolis Shortridge and Tipton high school runners.

AAU Track Records 100-vB, Charles Hilton, Richmond S2; Greg Bell, Indiana U. unattached 956. 220-208. Gra Bell, Indiana U. un attached 1956.

Lowell ieliers, inaiana unattached 1954. lowll 2llr. Indiana U. unattached 1954. uranr vonnoma, bath College Club 1956.

Don Word. Indiana U. un ottached 1956. H.gh hurdles-14 5, M.rt Campbell, In-dlana U. unattached 1955.

low hurdles-23 8, Dave Martin, Indiana U. unattached 1953. 400-Meter wel tawaras, Iniflniwi II nnnttnrheH. 1954. Broad Greg Bell.

Indiana U. unattoched 1956. High Larry Itom, Indiana U. unattoched 1957. Pol Voult-13 Eddie Brown, In- dlana U.

unattached 1954. 16-Pound shot-si Jonn KaDron, Indiana U. unattached 1950. Diuus-159 Cliff Anderson. In diana U.

unattached 1951. 1, Ston Huntsman, Wabash College 1954. Hop-Steo-JumD-45 6. Harold Booher. Hanover Irock Club 1957.

Mil Notre Pam 880 Relay-li3l 9, Notre Dame 1948. 1948. Wilson, Force Win Top Midget Races Mauri Wilson won the 50-lap main event on the afternoon show and Gene Force copped the 150-Iap feature of the evening program in Thursday's midget races at the 16th St. Speedway. Summaries: AFTERNOON Heat winrers-l.

Gene force; 2, lerrv Womner; 3, Irny Bmodies; 4. Went. Fearure-I, Mauri Wilson; 7, Andy furn; 3. leroy Warnner; 4, Joe Sostiho; 5, Rex laston. EVENING Heat winne-s-1, E-irl M-itter; 2, les Scott; 3, Rex Eoston; 4, Andv Furci.

Feature-I, Gene Force; 7, Mnuri Vil. Ion; 3, Gene Hartley; 4, Rex Easron; 5, Danny Cakes. tlisian IS part of the) AB RBI AB RBI Adams, 1 5 2 1 Gilliam. If 4 1 9 Walls, rf 5 11 Cimoli.cf 3 10 Dark, 3 5 0 0 Furillo.rf 5 2 0 Banks. ss 5 I 1 Hodges, 1 4 3 3 Moryn.lf 5 3 4 5 2 1 Tanner, cf 4 1 1 4 2 0 S.

Taylor. 4 4 0 Zimmer.is 4 2 1 T. Toylor.J 3 I 0 Pignotano, 3 I I Phillips. a 0 0 0 Walkr.e 0 0 I 'P. Smith 0 0 0 'Reese 10 0 Hlllman.p 0 0 0 Rosebore.c 0 0 0 'Bolger 10 0 Newcombe.p 2 0 0 Nichols, 0 0 0 Drysdale.p 10 0 'Thomson 112 Beisent.p 0 0 0 Fodge.p 1 0 0 'Snider 0 0 0 Mayer, 0 0 0 'Frskin 0 0 0 Roebuck 0 0 0 'Jackson 10 0 KoufaK.p 0 0 0 Total 39 15 10 Total 37 14 7 ABH RB ASH RBI ABH RBI Aparlcle.tt 5 0 0 Boiling.

2 5 2 0 5 2 0 Martin 4 2 0 lorgeson.l 4 2 3 Kuenn.cf 4 2 1 'Dropo I 1 0 Koline.tf 3 1 0 0 0 0 4 1 2 loiter, 5 2 2 Hoile If 3 1 1 Francono.rf 5 3 0 'Harris. 1 I 0 0 Keegan.D 0 0 0 Bertoia.3 4 0 0 Moore 0 0 0 Wllson.c 2 1 1 Smith. If 4 2 0 eSkiios I 1 0 Phillips. 3 4 2 0 Sunning I 0 0 Landis.cf 4 1 I Morgan. 0 0 0 Donovan, 1 0 0 'Zermal I 0 0 Fischer, 2 0 0 Hoeft.p 1 0 0 Stalev.p 0 0 0 Volntnettl.p 0 0 0 ljaclrson.1 I 0 'Boone I 0 Totals 41 15 6 Totals 35 II 6 Detroit (UP) The Chicago White Sox, driving to get back into the pennant race, extend ed their winning streak to five games yesterday by beating Detroit twice, 6-5 with the help of Al Smith's game-sav' ing catch in the ninth inning, and 4-2 on Billy Pierce's six' hitter.

The two holiday wins pulled the White Sox even with the .500 mark with 19 wins and 19 losses and lifted them into a tie for third place. SMITH'S dramatic catch in the opener was the play of the day. He leaped high to haul down a long drive by Frank Boiling for the second out of the ninth inning. Base-runner Lou Skizas had left first base and was around second when he was easily doubled up to end the game. Pierce was steady rather than spectacular in the second Perry dies Face 3Iarion Tonight Virginia Haynes, one of the top girl Softball pitchers in the state, will challenge the Perryettes tonight at Munici pal Softball Stadium, 1801 South West Street, when her Marion Hi-Way Queens make their initial appearance of the season here.

Sue Eisenminger Perryettes, will attempt to keep her team unbeaten. The clash will begin at 7 p.m. following the Ray- She Merchants West Side Busi nessmen tilt at 5:45. Aero Dra-Derv and Kinean Local 117 square off at 8:30. ENGIEHAROT Tonight' gomesi 5 Sexton Food v.

Gootee Decorotorst Oil 5, Kromer Corp. Indiananoli Flyers; 7i30, Kutes Girls of St. Louis v. Indianapolis Anchorott 12). Fight Result Miami Baech-Ellswo-th (Sp.oVI Webb, Chtrngn.

I fV. w-n split rlecsion fiom Jtmrnv Beechom, Miami. 161 ('01. COLLEGE TRACK Mlnneiete 8. Wfscensin 63.

AB RBI Tote 5 2 0 Joynar.rf 5 1 0 Valeniuela.3 5 2 0 Browne, I 5 3 1 Sm.rh.cf 5 2 3 Mateoliky.tf 5 1 1 Queen. 4 0 0 Conmiiare.c 0 0 0 Plato, 2 4 0 0 Rlaylock.p TOO Benedicts 0 0 0 Chmum.p I 0 0 Total 4211 5 Roberti.2 5 1 Poon. 3 0 Bnckell.o i 2 Bella. rf-cf 5 3 Blanchord.c 5 0 McMnnua.l 5 2 Windhorn.lf 5 2 Sonden.cf 2 0 1 0 4 1 Flowert.p 3 1 Johnton.p 0 0 'Hon, 1 1 1 0 Kucabo 0 0 i Total 41 12 Flied out for Rush in seventh. Ran far Covington In eighth.

Singled for McMahon In ninth. 4 Grounded out for Blackburn in ninth. Milwaukee Pittsburgh 100 010 014 7 000 110 2004 E-Mantiltet. Kravitr. Clemente.

Torre. Thomas. PO-A-Milwoukee 77-14. Pitts burgh 27.9. DP-logan, Mantilla ond Tonei Mathews, Mantilla and Torre.

lOB-Milwauke 7. Pittiburab 5. JB- Virdon, Torre, Mantilla. S-Law. Skinner.

IP ER BB SO Rush 6 6 2 2 1 3 Mnhen IW.4 0I 2 2 2 2 1 0 Trewbrldg 1 a taw 7 3 2 1 1 Face 11,0.2) 3 4 2 0 0 Blackburn 2 0 0 0 0 WP-low. U-Daseoll. Donatellf. Crawford, Smith. the Dean the outer hurt.

The Photo By Divide THE BRAVES sent five pitchers, led by Lew Burdette, to the mound but the Pirates were not to be denied their power hitting. Bill Mazeroskl got a pair of doubles and two singles in five trips to the plate and drove in two runs R. C. Stevens knocked in two more with a double and triple and Dick Groat extended his hitting with four hits and drove in two runs. Catcher Danny Kravitz accounted for two more, runs with a single and a triple.

Race Results RIVIR DOWNS 1-Galo Bloom llucasl. SI 0.60, 6 40 4.60i Early Tim (Joneil, 4.60. 3.40i fools Watch IWil amsl. 5 80. 2-Crlmsoa King (Coffmon), 910 90, 5.40, 3 Oi Commocotl IWilliomsl, 3.60, 2.80i letter Carrier (Weill), 3.80.

Daily Beual SS6.60 3-Gleamina Doll IWalll. S21.20. 9 00. 6.20i Ilea Blue (Roserl, 5.60. 4.20i Jumbo lie (Landers).

9.80. 4-Johnny Miuion Rmo S14 80. 7.on, 6 OOi By Dingy enay (Fernandez). 13.20. 8.20: Ambitious Kate (Weill 4.40 5-Bold Blue IParsons).

$66 40. 25 BO, 15.20i Busy Jane IHartl, 8.80, 83l Squaw Mon (Holcomb), 5 80. 6-lmoossisbl IWellsl. SI 7.00. 8 60.

4 60: Blue Award (Wall), 24.60, IO.OOi Whirlahead ISilval. 3.40. 7-Navy Shadow ICraiol. S8 40. 4 80, 2 SOi Bushing (Rizrol, 5.40, 3.00i Elbie Nickel IWalll, 2.40, 'Joe Burke ISilval, a aflMH hant for 3d.

'8-Piney IRoserl, S6.40, 4 20. 3.20l Crios Sonny (Hartl, 7.60, 4.60j Hrt 3 4- SIIMONT 1-Cheroke Chief (Arcarot, $10.10. 6 70, 3.60: Trim Boy (Anderson), J9.SU, 13 60; Cornithman IShomaker, 2.80. 2-Golden lou (Arcorol, $12.90, 5 0, 3.70j Devil Image (Sorrentinol, 5.60, 3.40; Caeiar Did (Ruan), 3.00. Daily Double S5J 70 3-Narrisa IGuern), $6 10; 3 60, 3.10; Hidden Talent lArcarol, 4.20, 3.70; Cobul (leiterl, 9.00.

4-Uilloaa Idiot IGuerlnl. $6 00. 3 10, 7 50; Phaeton (Arcorol. 4.10, 3.30i Trim nil INirhnl. 3 50.

5-Sabotag (Bolgnd), $13 90, 8 00, 5.10; Dark Tol (Anderson), 13.70, 8.70; Flogle IRuanel, 470. A-Ervftv IGuerinl. $21.60. 8 50. 6 00; Vaster Bolng (Arcorol, 4.20, 3.1 Oi Princ Willy (Cotolanol, 7.80.

7- Bold Ruler (Arcaro), $3 60. 90, 7 40: lick lock (Bolandl, 10.10, 4.90; Gallant Mon (Shoemakerl, 3.70. 8- You Go (Broussord), $9 40, 6.10, 4 00: Ihe Horse fair IBolondl, 8.80. 5.40; Flame Out (lesier), 6.60. BALMORAL 1- lord Nmoiter lJunel, 14 60, 9 70; Sitter Shoot IRichOrdson), 11.20, 7.40; Peter K.

IBurrl, 4 80. 2- Rumion Hill (Richardson). $9.00, 4.40 3 60; Questepama (Barnettl, 3.80, 3 20; Questepama Borntt), 3 80, 3.20; Ann 'ove I Lynch). 5.80. Oellr Double $11.40 3-Beau Clere IMeauxl.

$6.60, 400, 2 80; Derby John ISksronskl), 4.40, 3.20; First Refusal (lhurch. 4.00. 4- legate (Dodionl. $80.00, 25 70, 14.20; Sun Jeep (Mau), 6.43, 4.80; 'savolboy (Hernondez), 7.20. 5- Lynette (Richardson), $8.00, 3 80, 3 20; Finical (Barnet), 3.40, 3.20; Into Glory ISellersI, 5.60.

6- Foy (Church). 50, 4 00: Rare Music (Bamett), 3.60, 2.80; My Preference (Cookl, 5 80. 7- tdna Allen IHernondeil, $29.00, 21 40 8 00; xBkarie (Sellers), 5.60. 5.00; Beach City (lasswell) 3.60. x-Deod for first.

r-Hw-p Band (8urr), $11 60, 5 20, 2.89; Avseha (Bomett), 4 10, 2.60i Manassas 'Dodson). 2.40. 9-Reolvd IDodionl, $5 60, 3 60, 3 00: Remand (Meauxl, 7.80, 5.20; Princ Torch (Burr), 4.40. DITROiT 1- Stevn S. fCroigl, $3 60, 2 80, 2 .40, Judge Mac (Cox), 5.20, 3.60; Regal Heir ISmith), 3.20.

2- Pi Sauar (Fieselmanl, $6 60, 3 SO, 3 00; Twditiou (Vondenborre), 5.40, 4.20; laughing Water (Oldham), 15.00. Daily Deuble, $13.40 3- Mabctor (Craig), $19 00, 7.60, 3 80; Big Fits 4 83, 3.00; S'aua (Zehr), 2.40. 4- Alwovs Mnvin" (7ehl1, $'30, 14 00, 20; 'Final Pole IBrumfield 3 20. 3 80, 3.00: Mowlfeho (Craig 3.80. Dead hent for first.

5-Jef Spirit ISmithl. $19 00. 8 00, 4 00: Buth IBoldml. 4.00, 2.60; Fenn Kemp ItCnopp). 3.

00. 6- Auriewille (Oldho-nl. $9 70. 4 70; Pnemere Greer IFieselmonl, 5.80: World Series IKnappl. 3 40.

7- Two Six Charlie 3 80, 2.80: Skeno IBaldwint, 5.60, Easter's Pol (Sanabria). 4 20. 8- Estocion (Fieselman), $5.40. 7.80; Ancient Greek IBildwin), 3.40; Snoozi (Craig), 3 80. 9- Doc Moorman (Crttlol.

$8 80. 4 60i Spicev Story (Trohanj, 19.20, 12.40i (Anstrongt, 6 00. SIMCA OP FRANCE UP TO 40 Ml. PER CAU C1QOC IMMiDIATfl lfe DELIVERY 0. A.

KING AUTO SALES MAO MICHIGAN RO. U.S. 421 a 1-9557 Open fcmeto 10 TB 4 LOW AS 4.00. St. Paul Divides With Millers Minneapolis (AP) Rookie Righthander Charlie Ready whipped Minneapolis, 2-1, here yesterday and earned St.

Paul an even break in their annual Memorial Day double-header. The Millers won the morning game in St. Paul, 6-3, on Red Robbins two homers. MORNING CAMI Minneapolis St. Paul AB RSi I AB RB Green Ullis.ss Wilson.

rf Demeter.cf Glenn, If Howes. 1 Coder, 3 3 0 Robins, 3 3 4 4 2 4 3 3 I 1 0 Clinton. rf Schult.lf Kellert.t Umohleft.ef Molmberg 2 Zimermon.c Worlev.e Bewsf ield.p Sohroll.a Craig, 'Darnell Neorey.p lotais ploy for Total 33 7 6 26 4 2 'Hit Into double eighth. Craig In Minneapolis 100 100 400-6 it. Pou 000 000 030-3 E-Non.

PO-A-Minneapolis 27-14. St. Paul 27-11. HR-Robbln 2. S-Molmberg.

CP-Robbins, Malmberg end x-eiiertj Zimmerman ond Malmbergi Green, Molmberg and Kelledt Spears, lilis onld Hawes. OB-Minnapoll 5, St. raui 4. IP ER BB SO Bowsfild IW. S-ll 7V.

3 3 3 7 .1 Schroll IV, 2 0 0 0 2 Croia fL. 1-2 8 7 6 6 4 6 Negray 1 0 6 0 0 0 Balk-Bowsfleld. U-Guitavo. Bovl ond O'Toole. Second Com St.

Paul 011 000 000-2 Mimpli 000 100 000-1 Ready end Hawaii: Menbeeauatle. Hurd 8 and Sodewskl. Louisville Defeated Twice By Charleston Louisville (AP) Herb Mo- ford pitched a five-hitter in the nightcap as Charleston took two from Louisville last night, 9-3 in 11 innings and 1-0. Moford outpitched Rex Jones in the 7-inning second game after Charleston scored six times in the 11th frame of the opener. First Gome Charleston 300 000 000 06-9 16 0 Leulivllle 100 000 Oil 00-3 10 3 Seencer 181 and Preske 1111 and Yewtiri Cerwin, Alkina 11.

Dehlka 191 nd Perks. W-Spncer. l-Datilka. Secnd Gem Chorlesten 000 001 0-1 6 0 leuisvtlle .....000 000 0-0 0 Meter! end Shentt; an as and Sierra Louisville Boxers To Oppose St. Rita's St.

Rita's boxing team will pit three of its best fighters against a Louisville team tonight. Kenneth Brandon, Cleo Hor- ton and Charlie Westmoreland will represent St. Rita's against Mike Cook, James Ellis and Cassius Clay, respectively. Horton is 1958 Indiana AAU middleweight champion. alb.

BRIAN fA5it5 WR6tK-td seen running off th track Bryan, th eventual winner, A I jQat, EIUV aaaeiumi; JiJ.Wim.W ,,,,1,1 niiM fiiei.iaa iimnwnw i-tn--i I Struck out for Morgan In fourth. Struck out for Harle in eighth. 'Popped out for Staley In ninth. Singled for Torgeion in ninth. Pan for Dropo In ninth.

Singled for Wilson In ninth. 'Flied out far Valwisinettl in ninth. Chicago 202 100 001-6 Detroit 103 000 100-5 E-Non RO-A-Chlcaga 57-13. Detroit 77-13. DP-Smlth.

Fo ond Jackson. LOB- Chicago 8 Detroit. 78-Horle. HR-Torge' son 2. lollar, Wilson.

S-Kolin. IP Donovan S-1 4 ER 88 SO 4 0 0 Fischer 4Y, 3 I S'oley IW.1-3I IV, I 0 I 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Keegan 1 Moor 0 0 Bunning 3V, 7 5 Moraan r. I Hoeft II. 3-51 4 6 1 Valentlnettl I 0 PB-lollar. IMtonochicfc.

Soar. Umont. Tabacchl. T-2; 59. SECOND OAMI Milwaukee Pittsburgh AB RBI AB RBI Mantilla 2 5 1 0 Virdon cf 5 1 Aaron.

rf 4 I 0 Skinner. If 4 I 0 Mathews 3 4 1 1 Groat.is 4 5 2 1 Steveni.l 5 2 2 Torre. 1 5 1 0 Thomas 3 .421 Looan.ss 4 10 Clemenre.rf 5 2 1 Bruton.cf 3 1 1 Maieroski.2 5 4 2 'Pofko cf 1 0 0 Kroviti 4 2 2 Crondoll.e 4 2 1 PovHon a 1 0 1 Burdette. 2 0 0 0 2 Johnson 0 0 0 Gross. 10 0 'Hanebrlnk 1 1 1 Robinson.

0 0 0 littlefield.D 0 0 0 Adcock 1 0 0 McMahon.O 0 0 Totals 39 11 6 Total 38 18 12 'Struck out far Sander In leventh. Grounded out for Johmon In ninth. ll Inningil Om0h 100 01 002 Ol-o DVnv. 000 010 220 00-5 E-None. PO-A-Omoho 33-14, Denver 33-15.

DP-Flower, irlckell ond McMan. tn; McManu, ond Brickelli Valeniuela, Brown and Vrjieniuelo. Left-Omaha 3. Denver 13. fB-Blla.

HR-Browne, Bnckell, Smith 2. S-Sander, Robert. Wilton. IP ER IB SO Blovlocfc 7 11 5 5 6 Benedict 1 0 0 0 1 1 Chittum (W. 3-3 2V 1 0 0 0 1 flower 8 9 5 5 0 3 Johmor.

1 Kucob (L. 1-3) 2 1110 1 HBP-tV Haylock IHardowoy). WP-lay-lock LIDeary. Mullen end Barto. See and Cam Omaha 04? SOI 1-11 oVn'e? ojo on 0-4 Cheat and Zonnlttorei Deamelly, Jehn-en, Stodnlckl, MrMahon.

Kca nd Roe. FURNACE REPAIRS WE CLEAN, SERVICE and REPAIR ALL MAKES I PW I tfv FRII ISTIMATIS DOLI cTe 3448 W. 16th ME 8-1541 I A 1 JU Dvrinp the rxAvSf Mentha I the seal Motel WO jrT? SECOND GAME Chlceee Detroit ABH RBI ABH RBI landis.cf 4 I 0 Balling, 2 4 0 0 5 2 1 Martin. ss 4 0 0 Smlth.lf 4 2 0 ICuenn.cf 4 1 0 Otopo.l 3 0 1 Kalme rf 4 11 'Targasen 1 1 0 0 Boone, I 3 2 0 Ph.llips 3 4 0 0 Zern.nl. If 3 I 0 francono.rf 4 10 Groth.lf 0 0 0 Pivera.rf 0 0 0 Hertoia 3 2 1 1 Plttey 4 2 0 Heann 2 0 0 Apaneio.s 3 2 1 'Skifal 1 0 0 Pierce, 3 0 0 Lou.c 0 0 0 Aguirre 2 0 0 Susre a 0 0 0 'M Boiling 1 0 0 Show 0 0 0 Totals 35 13 3 Totals 30 6 2 -Walked for Phillips In 3rd.

-Struck out for Hlllmon In 4th. -Doubled far Nichols In etha -Hit sacrifice fly for Pignalano (n Eth. -Walker for Beisent In 7th. -Ran far Snider In 7fh. '-Popped out for walker in 9th.

-Grounded out for Roebuck In 9th. In Angele 411 100 100- 8 Chicago 001 203 202-10 E-T. Taylor. PO-O-lo Angeles 24-9 Chicago 2r-9. LOB-Los Angeles 10, Chicago 7 INon Out when winning run scored.

Waifs, Thomson, Hodges. 3B-Furillo, Neal, S. Taylor. HR Hedges, Zimmer, Banks, Moryn 3, Tan-nor. S-Gmoll, Zimmer.

SF-Walker. IP 3Vt 2's 2 0 3 1 IR 88 SO Newcombe Drvsdal Betent Roebuck jr ltoufa IL, 211 Phillips Hillman Nichol 2 Fodg 2'i Mayer 2-21 i-Faced only 2 batten In 9th. Balk-Roebuck. U-Vnzon, Conlan, Set ory, Pony League Baseball The Indianapolis Area, Pony league Baseball, will hold an important meeting tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. in the Citi zens uas Building, juU Nortn Meridian Street.

Norman Mos-er, regional director, will speak and all leagues are urged to have a representative at the meeting. SEWER end DRAIN CLEANING ROOTS REMOVED 1625 Central Are. WA 5-8988 GORKY'S Golf Golf Clinic Nitely With Movies of Your Swing Alte 18-Hole Miniature Golf i' 'Homered for Johnson In seventh. Flied out for Bruton In eighth, lined out for littlefield In eighth. Milwaukee Oil 100 300 6 Pittsburgh 102 102 42 12 E-Krovitr.

Thomas. PO-A-Milwaukee 24-9. Pittsburgh left-Milwuokee 8. Pittsburah 7. JB-Stevens.

Maierojki 2. Torre. Groat. Thomas. 3B Stevens.

Kroviti. HR-Covinoton. cronaall t. nans- ink. SB-Skinner 5-Kaydon i.

Jr Mathews. it- ER BB SO Burdett 3 1 1 6 6 0 6 Johnson 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 Robinson 11. littlefield V. 1 0 McMahon 3.2 Ravdon ft a 3 -lockbum 0 2 1 Gross IW, 2-01 2'A 2 0 -racd two men In 7th. H8P-v Burdett (Groall.

by Robinson fThamosl. U-DonotMI. Crawford. Smith. Dascoli.

.043, A-37 42! I iiiiiiinenaai um.ifMr-mtmm yM 'wTloX V5ff tt-frf into forerout for Hegon In seventh. "-Hj'ed out for Susre in eighth. Flied put for Drope In ninth. Chicago 010 021 fm- 4 Detroit 070 000 OOO- 2 E-Smlth. Martin.

PO.A-Oiimao 77-14. Detroit 27-9 OP-hilllDS, Fo, Dropor Martn ond Bone eft-Chicago 9, Detroit Kuenn. noone. HR-Kaline. S-Pierce.

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