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ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS, Saturday, Jon. 25, 1955 NINE Stays 'Steadfast American' Art Expert Abroad 65 Years Buckshot and Backlashes First Tuna of Year By Wes Moon The first tuna of the year taken off the Shore Area were brou-ht In to the Belmar basin yesterday by Bill Courtenhouse, Neptune, his Mis Bilkay. He and his party landed five which ranged Up to 50 pounds. They were all taken about 60 miles offshore. Tinn Magnus, Manasquan, who had apparently set his sights ity or! painting of the Italian Ren aissance.

On his advice were built some can Mr. Berenson has remained after 65 years in Italy. Recalls Boston His conversation is peppered with references to "they way we of America's greatest collections. FLORENCE, Italy -WV- A fabu-lous American named Bernard Berenson celebrates his 90th birthday tomorrow. Tiny and fragile, white-bearded and elegant, Mr.

Berenson is an intimate of kings, a living legend, and the world's greatest author Hundreds of American visit his Villa I Tatti Just outside Florence do things in America." He talks of h's n--'n and the Har- ceiling me nrsi iuna. naa- on to savor his wit and wisdom and to see how steadfastly Ameri- vrd Class of 1887. been the only other angler try ing for them with any regular- "Uecause i an American," he says, "I am a European." A paradox? No, replies "B.B'.', Civil Defense Unit to Direct Ity. He has taken several trips offshore without luck, but his ac a Wlf Only an American can see Europe All Disaster Zone Activity as a whole and not as single, nationalistic states. "I am not like some Americans who become patridiotic that word I coined shout nni littl nart tion in fishing for them tipped off others the bluefin hadn't arrived jet.

Yesterday's catch by Court enhouse is expected to send a good portion of the charter fleet Trenton Bureau TRENTON The state Division morrow tops 100-Yard Dash In AAU Final BOULDER, Colo. Sprinter Bobby Morrow, Abilene (Tex.) Christian College freshman, made his first start In the big time a smashing success yesterday by winning the National AAU 100- I Morris are arranging meetings between local Civil Defense officials and representatives of the Red Cross to discuss provisions of the agreement to prevent any misun of Europe. They develop an ex treme passion for some little spot of Civil Defense will take charge of all emergency agencies, includ ana can see no other, ui course, I love Italy, but I love it as a Eurc- nenn anrl an Amorlrnn Rapihc derstanding or confusion in a'n ing the Red Cross, when enemy action creates a disaster condition. This agreement was announced emergency. I am both, I love all of Europe." I teei certain tnat after we here today following a conference have had our joint meetings between Thomas S.

Dignan, acting all misunderstandings will be elim director of civil defense and dis aster control, and John J. Mor inated and each organization will be in a position to function much Decries Postwar Art What of postwar writers and painters? "Inspiration thru dissipation seems to be the modern motto. I don't like it." Mr. Berenson himself is a dev. yard dash championship In 9.5 sec-J out into the blue water over the weekend.

The news arrived In very good time for the charter boat class of anglers, since yesterday's action on bluefish was a total nothing. Of the several craft which put out, none reported a bluefish taken. Bottom Fishing- Better Bottom fishing, which had sagged a little in the region off the louthern half of Monmouth County, and Ocean County, picked up yesterday, with porgies coming back strong. It was Indicated by ris, director of field service of the American Red Cross. more efficiently, he said.

onas. Morrow! who's been timed in i The agreement provides that in "disasters generally," Civil De otee of moderation. Ticking off Action Taken On 'Windfalls9 fense authorities will assume direction and leadership for the "total disaster situation in the writers, artists, and actors he has met in recent years, he went on: "They all seem to think that thev with a West Texas wind at his back, won two earlier heats in 9.7 seconds before his dramatic final triumph over fellow Texan Dean Smith and Rod Richard, Pan American games champion now In the Army. must find their inspiration thru To Use All Facilities NEWARK Oil The government FIRST TUNA CATCH-Fred Stuvt, right, skipper ef the Miss Bilkay, looks on proudly as his mate, Ken Chizek, holds up one of the' many tuna caught fromjhe Miss Bilkay about 60 miles off shore yesterday. This is the first recorded tuna catch of the year.

has taken the first concrete action toward recovery of alleged "wind- tcnery, I see no need for it and certainly their work shows it. It is not for the best." Criticises Artists For present day artists he has Morrow trailed Smith and Rich catches' earlier in the week tnat they had moved northward, but yesterday's big hauls were made In the klondike region, as well as fair housing profits thruout the ard at the start, but overtook hnth When enemy action creates a disaster condition, the agreement provides that Civil Defense is "fully responsible" and will utilize the personnel and facilities of all community agencies, including the Red Cross. nation. in the final 25 yards. All three I tirArA 1 even less use: In a test case Involving Llnwood Park, of Fort Lee, the Fed of Sandy Hook.

Two boats from Belmar, the Lady Margaret and Jace II came to dock with exceptionally heavy MONMOUTH PARK Kd "A doctor studies for nine years, a lawyer for five, all professt--s and some we never even consid TT.t mud! in o.o a tenin 01 a second off the AAU record. Miler Wes Santee thrilled the 8,500 fans at the 67th annual In disasters resulting from oth er causes Civil Defense authorities eral Housing Authority yesterday assumed control of the board of directors at Llnwood, after months of preliminary jousting in the catches of porgies taken at the ered as professions red hup national AAU track and field chim- and Yank out of Point will assume direction, and leadership in accordance with its "statu time spent in learning excent Pleasant, and Pennsy out of Brl- artists. Men now seem to think courts. FIFTH RACE, (4), $4,500, Three and Four-year-olds, tory responsibilities" the agree Thirteenth Day, Saturday, June 25, 1955 Clear and Muddy that all they need to do is slap a ment states. elle, tlso reported In with heavy hauls- from the same area.

A FHA promptly set a meeting for Friday In Camden to elect new 1 116 Miles. Speaker Sam Riyburn' However, the Red Cross will pro pionshlps with a come-from-behind victory, but his time of 4 minutes 11.5 seconds was far off his American record of 4:00,5. Sanee at the start was placed in the second row of the bulky 16-man field. The first start failed orushful of paint across a canvas, give it a fanciful and run to a dealer to sell it. That is not number of the Belmar boats fol officers of the board and consider possible action to get back the art.

Where is the technique?" lowed the fish northward, but didn't run into concentrations as heavy as those at the klondike, alleged "windfall" the difference vide food, clothing, shelter and supplemental medical care on a mass basis, and register those In need of aid and compile casualty figures. between the amount of loan re lame to U.S. as Boy Born in Lithuania. Mr. Beren- skippers said.

ceived for building from the gov Son went to the United State Fluke fishing also perked up ernment and the amount actually Skelly 120 Korte 109 Church 109 Lasswell 115 SCRATCHED Boul. 109 Choq. 109 Blum. 104 Brum. 104 Blum 120 1.

Handieapper 2. Deep1 Run 3. Seven Chances 4. Hiya Babe 5. Crucial 6.

Tony's Chance 7. Devil's Image 8. Betsann 9. Poor Rube 10. Validon when Jim Elder, University of Wyoming runner, stumbled and several runners, including Santee, had to run Into the Infield to I Explains Agreement Mr.

Morris said the agreement spent for construction. -year-old Maidens, Church 120 Choquette 120 Brown 113 SCRATCHED SCRATCHED Grimm 112 Williams 120 Brum. 115 Anyon 120 Skeeh 120 Boul. 120 Regalbuto 120 FIRST RACE, 4,000 Two furlongs, 1. Sherpa 2.

Brown Poppy 3. Blazing Rocket 4. a-Errush 5. x-Old Roman 8. Swoop Down 7.

a-Dr. Robert 8. x-Monogram 9 Googin 10. Dromond 11. Inagaln 12.

Sweeney a-Entry Darby Dan Farm. considerably In the area, with Roger Hall nth Optimist III from Neptune. coming in with In Llnwood mk. a means the Red Cross will still a boy. A group of Bostonlans headed by Mrs.

Jack Gardner contributed $750 to send him to Europe for a year after graduation from college. He has been in this art. project, FHA contended Its pro avoid Elder. After a 10-minute rest, the mil carry out its traditional responsibilities and "while recognizing the 73 Thursday evening, moters made a profit of on an FHA-insurcd loan of ers tried it again. This time San.

responsibility of government in dis Captain. Hall said the fluke taken weren't large the average loving land ever since, in the proc 000. Leonard Sarner and his brother, asters" will continue to exercise financial and administrative control over its own activities. Selections Tony's Chance, Betsann, Crucial. SIXTH RACE, $20,000 Added, Three-year-olds, 1 16 Miles.

"The Lamplighter Handicap" slightly under ly pounds, but ess amassing a comfortable fortune first as an art buver for Mrs. Maurice, both of Teaneck, lost their places on the board and were said the action was steady. It was the first real catch of fluke Gardner and for years after as chief adviser to the late Lord Du- Mr. Dignan said he and Mr. replaced by Michael Albert, Cam veen, the dealer who assembled City Playground den, and Clarence E.

Cramer, ad- secon, FHA staff men carrying the most Dig private American collections before World War 2. tee was trunning 15th after the first lap. He Jockeyed along in the middle of the crowd until the last lap. He edged ahead until the last 400 yards when he sped In front with a remarkable burst of speed that brought the crowd up cheering. He finished 25 yards ahead of second place Fred Dwyer of the Army, who was clocked In 4:14.0.

Bobby Swaman of the Los Angeles Athletic Club was third in 4:15.3. x-Entry James C. Brady Selections Sherpa, Monogram, Old Roman SECOND RACE, (X) Claiming, $3,000 Three-year-olds, 6 Furlonjs. To Open Monday majority vote. Sidney Sarner, Ten- Italian friends hid him from th 1.

Our Dance 2. Go Lightly 3. Star Rover 4. Illusionist 5. Portersvllle 6.

Mr. Al L. 7. Ambergris 8. Our Prince 9.

Jabnet asblk i AKK The city play afly, another brother who serves Nazis thruout the war. ground at the Bangs Avenue School as president of the corporation, re His critical works are rnnclri. mained on the board. ered classics in their field. Williams 112 SCRATCHED Blum 114 Church 112 Boul.

116 Korte 111 Rodriquez 113 Choquette 115 Woodhouse 113 Moreno 116 Skelly 118 Shuk 115 Scurlock 116 Brufleld 104 Regalbuto 110 will open officially Monday. The playground is sponsored by the Welfare Department of Asbury Park, and supervised by Dorian He Dlans to leave his point n4 Tonight's Stars By Wa-ren Champlln library to Harvard University, to be used for the study of Meditcr-ranean art. Parreott and Mrs. Doris Brown. 117 106 110 110 118 106 117 115 119 10.

Racing Fool 11. Bunny's Babe 12. Westward Ho 13. Thinking Cap 14. Derry The playground is open daily Ferris Offers Regalbuto SCRATCHED Williams Boulmetis Blum Culmone Korte Brum Church Choq.

SCRATCHED S. Rich. 1. Sky Bim 2. a-Front Office 3.

Conversant 4. a-Tulifiny 5. Hall's Folly 6. x-Golden Whirl 7. Scample 8.

Noble Partner 9. Brenstu 10. Hot Walker 11. x-Voyante a-Entry B. Sorrentino, "I should like to think." he av THE SQUARE OP PtSASLffl from 9 A.M.

to 12 and from 1 to 4 P.M. "that after I am gone, students can come to I Tatti as Hpv 15. Crown's Glory Plan to Build Selections Portersvllle, Westward Ho, Star Rover. taken In the area from Asbury Park south, altho some fair catches have been made from, boats out of the "Highlands region. Sidelights A "must" buy for every fresh water fisherman is the June 27 Issue of "Life" magazine.

The magazine contains drawings of 73 of the most popular American fresh water game fish made by Maynard Eeece, noted wildlife To paint the pictures, Reece traveled 20,000 miles in seven months, and painted each of the fish from a fresh-caught, live specimen. This is the only way to get true color since fish kept in an aquarium soon loose their natural color. He released all of the fish, he says, '''with nothing worse than a modeling experience In their background." The pictures he painted are something every angler will want to keep handy. Gov. Robert B.

Meyner yesterday signed into law two bills de to the medieval cloisters, to study, to escape for a while from the cares and clatter of the world, to Olympic Stars SEVENTH RACE, (8), Clalminr $3,500, Four-year-olds and up. US Miles. "The Yeas and Neighs" 1. Hi-Rock Korte 115 x-Entry Janet N. Kelly.

iearn oi me past and to contemplate beauty." Golden Whirl, Noble Selections Hot Walket, NEW VOT.K Can Ferris 2. Searsie Grimm 110 has cooked up scheme to Partner. THIRD RACE, (2) Claiming, (4,500, Three-year-olds and up. 6 Furlongs. 3.

Book Match Barnett 108 4. Peripose Brum. 113 strengthen athletics In the U.S, and combat juvenile delinquency an at one crack. He wants to use high school sports facilities for athletic clubs Boul. Korte Culmone Grimm Church 112 120 117 110 115 saiJ Ml 5.

Sir Miron Culmone 115 6. Toy Fox Sorensen 110 7. Wee Wah Grimm 112 8. Rudy's Valley Boul. 115 Selections Hi-Rock, Wee Wah, Book Match.

EIGHTH RACE Clalminr, $3,000, Four-year-olds and up, lis Miles. "The Westward Elks" 1. Sinister 2. Warmed Over 3. Post Prandial 4.

Noble Song 5. Right Bit 6. Stone of Scone that will offer recreation and com' petition to boys In their 'teens as (Time Is Standard; add one hour 1 100 LAP SPRING CLASSIC STOCK CAR RACES TONIGHT WALL STADIUM ROITE S4 BU.MAR Milrs South of Colllniwood i'srk Iratrio circle well as college graduates. Blum for Daylight Saving.) 106 The Great Square of Pegasus is Selections Sinister, Post Prandial, Warmed Over. signed to tighten hunting and In the east at midnight.

A line 1. Extra Girl In every community where there Is enough population for a high school there should be enough for an athletic club," says Ferris, secretary-treasurer of the Parkway to Open Two More Service Areas NEW SHREWSBURY Two more restaurant-casollne serv ire areas will go Into operation on the Garden State Park way before the July 4 weekend, the New Jersey Highway Authority announced today. The Authority said one of the are located at Absecon on the Parkway may be opened this weekend. The Ab-secon site is Just north of the Parkway's main exits for Atlantlo City. The second new service area Is at Manasquan, just south of the Parkway's main exits for Asbury Park, Authority engineers said the Manasquan service area will probably be ready to dispense food and fuel next Friday.

Next Friday, the final major section of the Parkway will also be opened. Opening of that section between Route 46, East Paterson and the Parkway's northern terminus at Route 17, Peramus will provide motorists with a continuous route of 164 milei from Paramus to the southern terminus near Cape May City, FOURTH RACE (7), Claiming, $3,500, Three-year olds, Ui Miles. "The Speaker Joe Martin" fishing regulations. One bill bars from fishing for two years persons convicted twice for violation of fish and game laws, and three years for third offenders. Amateur Athletic Union.

109 U4 109 117 114 107 114 104 120 Choq. Williams Brufleld Boul. Korte Sorensen Culmone Barnett Skelly from the North Pole to the boutn Pole, passing thru the east side of the Square, is very close to the zero line of the heavens, the line from which we count Right Ascension (the celestial equivalent of Right Ascension Is counted In "hours," 15 degrees 2. Sentiment 3. Nostrebor 4.

Ganymede 2nd 5. Dayround 6. Appease Not 7. Muzzle 8. Qualified 9.

a-Plnostres "It would hold down Juvenile delinquency if we can make high Those caught hunting after their 1. Marchese 2. Indirect 3. Double Bid 4. Revetment 5.

Toy Knightness 6. Sagmon 7. Mon Homme Thompson 118 Choq. 115 Dosher 111 Brum. 107 Korte 112 Sorensen 108 Korte 115 Revetment, Marchese.

12' Runabout scnooi lacilities available to high school boys and to boys after they 10. a-Fugitive SCRATCHED graduate trom high school. Junior Members a-Entry John S. Kroese and J. H.

Miles. Selections Appease Not, Nostrebor, Ganymede 2nd. "We could accept as Junior mem bers every boy from 10 years up each. The western edge oi the Square has a Right Ascension of 23 hours (345 degrees). The eastern edge is near or 24 hours (O, or 300 degrees).

The Right Ascension of your meridian Is your stellar time at midnight (Civil Time) your stellar time is about 18:13 hours. (The exact time de ONLY '355 Results of Yesterday's Races They could stay members thru college and afterwards. When they graduate from college many First Rae 3-Ankara (Church) 160 SO 4-1 Ge Oet (Culmone) 3 60 180 come back to their home town, but there is nothing to train with 7-Cavort (Boulmetis 1-Attend Sir (Culmone) 3.80 pends on your position in your lo licenses have been voided race fines of $100 for each offense. The other bill allows the fish and game council to regulate the number of rods and lines to be used, and restrict the number of bass, perch, wall-eyed pike, pickerel and trout to be caught in the state. Benjamin Sandberg, district manager of the Asbury Park Social Security Administration office, reminds all Shore fishermen that they are covered by the Social Security Act.

The 1954 ad-mendments, he says, eliminates the former exclusion applying to fishermen employed on boats of less than ten tons net, and extends the coverage to all those employed on any boat used to catch any kind of aquatic life. so they drop out of sports. If they cal time zone.) 1.40 3 SO 140 M0 3 0 3 60 40 4 60 3 10 S.00 7.00 10.30 4-1 Can Can (Williams Second Race-1-Jerry'i Best (James) 180 1.60 360 3-Saucy Colleen (James) 3.40 Fourth Race J-Rich Rare (Pollon) 11.00 31 00 11 JO 1- Orid (Boulmetis) t.00 (90 5-Grand Rapids (Culmone) t.10 Fifth Rae 3-Carolyn L. (Brumfleld) 16 10 1 40 3 40 2- Man O'Day (Culmonel 3.00 3.60 1-Flashy Harp (Williams) 6.60 Sixth Race 7-Woodlands (Boulmetis) 6 60 3.40 3 00 10-Gusto (Del Vecchlol U-Luscious Fruit (WU'ms) 6- Royal Battle (Church) SeTenth Ran 7- Prlnce Hill (Valeniuelat TOO 3.J0 5-Old Olendal (Boulm'ls) 3 80 3-Cannonadi (Mlkkonen) Eighth Race 3- Harry Carrier (Korte) 1 60 4 60 4- Tlp 2nd (Culmonel 4 80 l-O Two (Boulmetis) Press Crossword Puzzle DAILY DOUBLE I25.M 3 30 Third Race 3 30 3.80 3.10 3.00 3 60 10-Snare (Boulmetis) could come back to their old high school friends in the athletic club they would keep It up. "That's where the Europeans have had a big advantage over us, particularly in distance running, because most of their athletes are members of clubs They get better as they become more mature." Ferris named Horace Ashenfelt- Mahogany Plywood Hull Speeds to 34 MPH Takes Up to 25 HP Outboard Sears, Roebuck Co.

ASBURY PARK American Legion E. O. Peterson Shore Senior Softball League Teiterday'a Remit Peterson's 10, Lafayette's Dairy S. Hits Monmouth TesterdiT'i Rnults West lent Branch 4. Red Bank 0.

Long Branch 4, Belmar 1. Matawan 2, Oakhurtt Standlnrs er, Glen Cunningham, Fred Wilt. This Includes employes on char W. ter and party boats, as well as employes with activities connect MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Spurred on by the four-hit twirling Freehold Bianainft As. Pk.

Boys Club Oeneral OMC of Jim McConville, Peterson's of ed with these boats. He urges all such employes who do not West Long Branch Matawan Long Branch Red Ban. Monmouth Beach smeared Lafay Ae. .750 .67 .600 .400 .200 .000 Peterson's W. Art -7 2 .777 1 3 .700 I 3 .62.

3 3 7 .300 2 1 .122 have a Social Security card, or ette's Dairy of Red Bank, 10-2, last Oakhurst Pearl's Bar Lafayette Dairy evening in the Shore Senior Soft who have lost their cards to call or visit his oiffce at 620 Bangs Belmar Neptuna rrana oar ball League tilt at the Middletovvn JUNIOR SAYS: The Roof Is On The House Yes, we will give you a Free Roof with the ourchase of any PRE-CUT HOUSE $10CQ As Low As 15 D5 Game Today Township diamond la li Is LPi'll i I to i. nrm ff- rll12 "if i is 1 2i Wm WW" 30 31 li 333T i- 38 Jr 4yWW wf 4P pT" 43 44 4J "$: 'M'- tf 47 49 I xT 51 52 SI S4 SS 3 7 si 60oir' 62 6j" 04 6S 64' 0T i. m. m. 7a I I I I I I Peterson's remained In third Avenue.

Fool Wlnneri Belmar Miss Belmar Jack Thacker, Sayrevllle, onrav. Frank's Bar ys. Pearls Bar. Monday Peterson's bury Park Boyi' Wednesday Peterson's ts. Pearl's Bar.

Club, Parry O'Brien and Fortune Gor-dien as rare examples of American track and field stars who went on competing after college and kept improving. Facilities Go To Waste "So many high school facilities are going to waste," he said. "The argument is that they have no funds to pay for a custodian. I believe an athletic club that was formed and officered at the hiph school would look after the facilities. "The older boys would watch the younger ones to see they didn't destroy anything.

Or from their dues they could pay for a cus Gamei Monday Neptune at Long Branch. West Long Branch at Mats an. Freehold at Oakhurst. Games Thursday Matawan vs. Long Branch at West Long Branch.

Belmar at Red Bank. place with a record of five vie torles in eight tangles. The Dairy. Optimist III Sharon Plukepp, Spring men are fifth by virtue of seven Lake, Iluke. Optimist Frank Lorusio, Patterson, setbacks in their 10 first-half scraps McConville fanned five and Nl Legion Teams Set New Playoff Dales Two Shore Junior American Le walked one batter Mario Ponte- corvo accounted for half of Lafay Freehold Little League ette's four hits as he rapped out a single and a double.

Larry (Lucky) Lucisiano was bombed for 11 hits Deltcered To Your House gion teams, Freehold and Belmar, will compete in a two out of todian. "If the school has a pool thev Athletics Tankeei AB three series July 3-4-5 to decide which team will represent the pority. lady Margaret Morrli Mascarelca, Pat- erson, porgy. Lenny Chris Dillon, Cllffwood. porfry.

Jace II Eay Dankowskl, Caldwell, porgy. Ranger Andy Johnson, South River, tea bass. Brlelle I-Z III Vincent Takaer, N. Brunswick, sea bass. Pennsy Al Roltman, Weehawkln.

porgy. Chappie III Miss Doria Earl, Sparth, blackrish. Point Pleasant Tank Ed Schubert, Warrington, porgy. Atlantlo Hifhlanda Flying Star II (A.M.I Kelser, Irving-ton, porgy; (P.M.) Dan Bergman, W. Orange, porgy.

Flying Saucer Charlef lee, Marlon, porgy. Reliable Al Stamm, South Amboy, porgy. should have a swimming team, or no liOllWth'r. 2b 2 3 1 Cornell, cf Larson, lb cf 3 Solokian, Shore Area in the Legion's Na Coley. If track, or basketball.

There are even places where college facilities could be used for athletic clubs." Oleason, 3b Brooks, Dublick. rf 37 Tree 3 Black sticky by Peterson's, as Les Wilcox sparked the attack with three singles. A booming home run with two mates aboard in the second inning by "Booty" Mauro enabled Peterson's to overcome a 2-1 deficit. The Monmouth Beach nine was never headed after this big blow, completing the rout with single tallies in the fourth and fifth frames and three in the sixth. retarsan'a (ID) ILafayette'l Dairy AB Hi AB Yapps, Morris, 2b ACROSS 1 Prices 6 Breakfast meat 0 Cashion, as 0 Taylor, 2 H'chb'g, 3b liC'cch'ra.

If 3 Krstln, lb 0 Miles, rf Olamlth, I Sl'BS 0 Oordon, rf 0 Martin, If 0 Dent, lb 0 Bovtoe, rf 38 Man's name substance 39 Seize with 4 Plece out the teeth 3 Spanish sir Str'ckra'n, ss 2 SUBS Dale, lb 1 Dubois, 0 rarlello, 1 Shore Girls9 League 40 Bends 6 Small donkey 12 Seized tional Junior Baseball Tournaments. The playoffs were originally scheduled for this weekend, but the coaches of both teams decided to reschedule the series during the Independence Day weekend. The first game of the series will start at 5 P.M. at the Lincoln Place diamond in Freehold. The second game wljl be played at Belmar Memorial Field at 3 P.M.

and the third 'game, if necessary, will be played on a neutral field. Dort, si 1 14 Portion of Northern Africa DAILY SERVICE i 43 Earth 7 Printer) 48 Parsonage lie notices 47 Before 8 Small domes- 49 Rants tic animal Totals 24 I ll Totala 31 111 4 13 00 20 18 LolUfcye Dlin.r Menarehi Athletics Mauro. If 3 2 JlRusso. rf 2 0 0 H'ndr 2b 4 1 llManzucra. If 1 0 0 All Amu Yankees 45 17 1011 18 Written after 5 TO RACE TRACK Smith, rf 3 0 0' Hatfield, cf 5 I ss 4 Hanf, rf 1 1 TMoran.

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Cookman and Mai Oliwth'r 4. 3 Solokian, I 3 Cashion, I 1 Taylor, 3 2 I Larayett i Dairy Totala 3J 1J 13 Totala 31 I I ton'a Lullahv. a 1 Two-base Hits: ST. LOUIS, Mo. JPI The Cardinals' pitching staff has had an overhaul Job.

Only two hurleri who started the 1954 season with 1 Daeaner, 1 3 60 Oven for bak, 20 Child (Scotch) Connelly, Ponterorro, Factory Authorized SALES AND SERVICE "SH Ask Your Neighbor About Our Set vie Gibson 9-6300 II Wariiinfto Sm Gift 1100 IICRMI. AVI, Plit PlSSIItl Monarch 2 21 00 00-. I Three-basa Hits: Ro. Home Runs: Mauro. 0 Olum, I 3 Sherman, I 0 Alien, 2 01 Sherman, I 0'Hugua, 4 0 Belth.

1 0 Brtga. the Redbirds are still with the club. I Hoehberg, I Cucch'ra, 3 Kestln. 1 3 Miles, 1 3 Lott. Boutoe, I 1 Lv.

Octan end Lakt 10:30 A.M. 11:20 A.M. 11:30 A.M. 12:20 P.M. 12:50 P.M.

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1:00 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 2:00 P.M. 61 Some kind Southpaw Harvey Haddix and Rant Batted In: Hanf 2, Ackerman Kuss.iD,ub, P'Ts: Vaccarelll 2, Taylor 2. Leary 2.

tsakien 3, Miner I Jr8track V.cC?.nln' Lucl'no 3, Orlffin, Hatfield 2. Moran 2 Brosena on off: McConyille 1, Lucl-Two-base Hits: Kussrter. Moran 2. Three Umpires. Aschettino.

Breslow. Hits: Kussner. Stolen Bases: Hsnf 2, ttVBabe Resting Well McConnel. Melbourn Carroll. Struck Out.

I by: Orlffin 1, Taylor 3. Edwards 0. Mor.l GALV ESTOX UTl Babe Zaharias, who underwent an oper- tramp 21 Small child 23 Water animal 25 Boast (slang) 26 Girl's name 27 Liberty 29 Untruth 30 Compound sea animals 32 Part of the week 33 Possessive pronoun 35 Virtuous 63 Organ of vision righthander Tom Poholsky are the holdovers. Those who have depart-. Friedman Daesner Davis.

i 67 Regal woven wool 64 East Indian erl xlnr of lAst apasnn 31 I 69 Tightly 28 Something timber tree Totala Yankees I'm" oo1 03-J Vic Raschl, Gerry Staley, Stu curled unexplained Tanor in 4 inns: Runs in 4 inns: i ation for correction of a ruptured 68 Abbreviation Indiana oo oo oo-o i Miller. Joe Presko. Al Brazle. Hal Saturdays and July 4 only BORO BUSSES RED BANK 70 Kind of race 31 Open spaces Two-base Hits: Ceihion. Struck Out.

by meaning balf spinal disc here Wednesday morn- nrlffln I In 3 Inns; runs I In. 3 Inns Edwards In 9 Inns: runs 1 In I Inns DOWN 34 Musical form Ing, was reported resting well by 68 Musical syllabic Cashion IS, Belth 7. Bases on Balls, off: Cashion 0. Belth I. Hits: off Cashion 2 In I Inns: Belth 1 In 4 Inns; Winning Pitch-er Cashon.

Loilna Pitcher Belth. Umnlraa White, Cotton Deal, Royce Lint, i Bill Luna, Mel Wright, Carl' Scheib, Bill Greason, Ralph Ben Wade and Tony Jacobs. 1 2 Preposition of drama a nospitai attendant early yester Moran i In 2 Inns: runs 10 In 2 Inns; Wlnalng pitrhar Tatlor. Losing Pitcher Edwards. Umpire, Repka.

Scorer, H. Jackson. a a 1 1 1 air: 11 'a idajr. UK---tt! Answers 10 1 a ruzzie wiu ie ourta on Lomic rageir Kiddie, Taylor, Samuel. Scorer, Belt-.

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