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rsx 4 (. i I 2 Hanbo Swlttul Classified OA J-Ull Saturday, May 31, 1969 Baseball's Morning Line American East Division National East Division Pet. GB 31 1 .660 23 23 .500 7'a 21 23 .477 8'2 19 23 .452 9a 17 23 .425 lO'j 11 30 .268 17 Chicago Pittsbgh x-S. Louis x-New York x-Phila. x-Montr'l Pet.

GB x-Baltimore 33 14 .702 Boston 29 13 .639 22 Detroit 24 18 .371 6', New York 23 23 .479 10', Washington 23 27 .460 11 Cleveland 11 29 .283 182 West Division Minnesota 24 19 .588 Oakland 23 20 .535 1 Chicago 19 20 .487 3 Seattle 20 23 .465 4 Kansas C. 21 23 .457 42 Vi x-Calif. 13 28 .317 10 West Division Dan Happy To Finish In Second INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP) Dan Gurney finished second in the Indianapolis 500 for the second year in a row but the veteran driver-builder from Santa Ana, was glad to get it. Gurney nursed a sick Ford stock -block engine through the last 55 miles of the race Friday, fighting off a strong challenge from 1968 winner Bobby Unser who came in third.

"I'm not sure what was wrong," Gurney said after the race. A tense pit crew gave Gurney the "easy" sign until Unser drew within 12 seconds of his Eagle car with less than 25 miles to go. Unser, fighting off a challenge from Mel Kenyon for third place, tightened the gap to less than six seconds by the finish. One of the first to con-gratulate Gurney was Eagle teammate Denis Hulme of New Zealand, who went out on the 149th lap when the master cy Atlanta 28 13 .651 x-L. Angeles 26 17 .605 2 x-San Fran 24 20 .545 4', x-Cincy 22 19 .537 5 Houston 24 25 .490 7 x-S.

Diego 18 30 .373 122 x-Late game not included Friday's Results Pittsburgh 9-6, Houston 3-9 Chicago 2, Atlanta 0 New York 4, San Francis-co 3 San Diego 3, Montreal 2 Philadelphia 13, Los An Florida State Not including Friday night's games Central Division Pet. GB ORLANDO 21 14 .674 W. Haven 28 14 .667 Tampa 23 17 .575 42 Lakeland 21 21 .500 7'2 Daytona B. 14 28 .333 142 St. P'b rg 10 31 .244 18 Southern Division Miami 27 14 .65) Ft.

Lou'dale 22 II .579 32 Key West 21 19 .323 5', W. Palm B. 19 22 .464 8 P'pano Bch. 16 23 .410 10 Cocoa 13 26 .366 12 i Friday's Results Tampa at ORLANDO, night Miami 4, W. P.

Beach 3 Fort Lauderdale at Pom-pano Beach, night Cocoa at Key West, night Daytona Beach at Lakeland, night Wi Haven at St. Petersburg, night Saturday's Games ORLANDO at Tampa Beach Fort Lauderdale at Pom-pano Beach Cocoa at Key West St. Petersburg at Winter Haven Daytona Beach at College ltaselial! NCAA DISTRICT I it Ciittnit, N.C. Virtmii Tick Parmaa (Tamil lliminittd) DISTRICT it Attaint, Mm, lutlt V. 11, Darteieulli II Mauacliiiietti DirleiiiiU (Dirteiiiitfe ilimnited) DISTRICT 4 it it.

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Nillia, N. Y. I (Null! AliMiiitil) Leafs Drop One TORONTO Forbes Kennedy has been sold to the Pittsburgh Penguins of the National Hockey League for an undisclosed amount, Jim Gregory, Toronto Maple Leafs' general manager, announced Friday. Illness Delays Chens MOSCOW W) Start of the 18th match in the current world chess championships was postponed Friday until Monday because of the illness of Tigran Petros-yan, defending champion. He trails challenger Boris Spassky, 9-8.

Both are Russians. Minor Leaaues filler! Liiua Yirk 4, Elmift 2 tiflmf Manckiitir 1 Friday's Results New York 6-3, Kansas City 2-2 (2nd game 15 innings) Washington 53, Chicago 4-8 Detroit 8, Seattle 5 Cleveand 9-1, Oakland 2-5 Boston 3, Minnesota 2 (1st game, 2nd night) Baltimore at California, night Saturday's Games Cleveland (McDowell 3-6) at Oakland (Dobson 4-4), 4:30 p.m. Detroit 2-1) at Seattle (Barber 1-1), 4:30 p.m. Chicago (John 3-2) at Washington (Coleman 2 5 1:30 p.m. New York (Stottlemyre 8 3 at Kansas City (UPI) ANDRETTI POURS ON THE GAS En route to Indy classic victory Jim Murray From Page J-C enough for a corrida and rare enough to win it.

Beside him, he has a box of his books, which he was tossing around like a guy throwing jelly beans out of a car. In 1967, his pdace in automotive history was secure when he came with his turbine, a tubby car with a silhouette like Andy's, whom it only outweighed by a couple of pounds. "Is it legal?" Andy demanded. "We don't know Andy. First of all, what is it?" they asked.

One steward stratched his head and said, "All I know is, the first time I hear it growl or start eating grass, OUT it goes!" "It was the safest, quietest, most advanced car ever to hit the Speedway. They wouldn't be burning up all those guys out there if they didn't illegalize it!" shouted Andy the other night, pressing books on bewildered passers by. "Kerosene is the cheapest, safest fuel in the world. You can't even light it. You'd have better luck lighting water.

Turbine cars are here if these idiots don't ban them. So what do we do now. Go back to testing the rearview mirrors? I innovate, don't 1, buddy? Look, they don't even give you head rests in these cars. They give you a head rest even in barbershops, don't they?" And your head doesn't snap back from hitting a wall in barbershops, does it?" The cow on his plate was finally dead, and you expected the mules to come along and drag the remains away, but Andy speared a last portion he caught wriggling and pointed it and his fork at me. "The turbine is here! The steam car is here! At Indy, they never got over regretting the Duesenberg is gone." The race kind of bored Andy this year.

He's had cars in the front row, fourth row, and 10th row, but, shucks! They had four wheels and they didn't run on steam or dry ice or perfume. They ran on top of the ground. You can hear them coming. They're hard to love. If they were girls, they'd have glasses and buckteeth and a pencil in their hair.

"I want to go in Victory Lane with a car that uses a thimbleful of water a year!" glows Andy, who is as emotional as a Caruso aria. "We'll clean up all the cities in America! Andy Granatelli at Indianapolis will wipe out smog!" Top Dogs At Kennel Club Opener geles 6 Cincinnati at St. Louis, night Saturday's Games San Francisco (Perry 7-4) at New York (Gentry 3- 3), 2:15 p.m. Houston (Ray 2-0) at Pittsburgh (Ellis 2-4), 2:13 p.m. Atlanta (P.

Niekro' 7-3) at Chicago (Jenkins 6-2), 2:15 p.m. Los Angeles (Singer 6-4) at Phil adelphia (Jackson 4- 4), 7:35 p.m. Cincinnati (Culver 2-4) at St. Louis (Torres 1-1), 8 p.m. San Diego (J.

Niekro 1-3) at Montreal (Jaster 1-3), 8:05 p.m. Racer's Edge (From Ptj. J-C) past two years, met Andretti in victory lane with his arms wide open. He beat the beauty queen to plant the first kiss on his driver. "He said I'm a sloppy kisser," Granatelli confided later.

The 29-year-old Andretti hugged his expectant wife Dee Ann, and got a ulations from another Italian-born American, John A. Volpe, secretary of transportation in the Nixon cabnet. Volpe, looking at his countryman, said, "It sure is nice." Andretti said he was in trouble twice in the Memorial Day classic once at the very start when his radiator began boiling, then later when hs went into a sideways slide on a back stretch turn while far into the lead with only 125 miles left in the race. "I GOT CAUGHT napping," Anretti said. But he pulled out of the skid without trouble.

Heat gave Andretti his most persistent problem. He charged past pole-sitter A. J. Foyt Jr. to seize the lead on the first turn of the first lap, but had to drop back after 15 miles.

"The water temperature went right up to 225 degrees," Andretti said. "i had to slow to cool it a bit. I figured that was it right there." Andretti blamed the overheating on the official ruling, which forbade a change in his car to install a new water cooler after qualifications and which prompted him to threaten to quit in the squabble at midweek. The driver nursed his car through the first 250 miles, staying close to the leaders until one by one they dropped out. AT THE HALFWAY mark Lloyd Ruby, holding a slim lead over Andretti, pulled into the pits and never came out, Andretti said, "When Ruby dropped out 1 had things pretty easy for me.

It was a great relief." Andretti, now of Nazareth, became the third European driver to win the 500 in the past five years. He came to the United States when he was 15. Andretti finished third in his rookie race in Indianapolis in 1965 and set speed records in qualifying first the next two years, but was plagued with mechanical trouble until winning Friday. "This has got to be the greatest thing," he said. "I don't know why.

But it is." (Drago 3-2), 8:30 p.m. Baltimore (Phoebus 5-1) at California (Brunet 1-4), 11 p.m. Minnesota (Woodson 2-1) at Boston (Siebert 4-4), 2 p.m. Friday's Major League Boxes National Pirates 9, Astros 3 Yankees 6, Royals 2 FIRST GAME NEW YORK KANSAS CITY Senators 5, White Sox 4 FIRST GAME CHICAGO WASHINGTON American Indians 9, Athletics FIRST GAME CLEVELAND OAKLAND PIRST HOUSTON CAME PITTSBURGH All bl abrhbl abrhbl abrhbl ab bl an di Clarka 2b Sill Hernandi it 4111 4 111 Brnkman It 4 114 WWIIami Sill 2 2 I Kelly rf III HAIHMI II llll cox lb Murcer rf llll FHoward II II 1 I ab A bl I 0 0 4 4 2 1 llll ab li Lytlla cl Cardinal cl 1 2 4 Kubiak it 1 1 I I unser cr 4 111 Alyea rf Sill Baldwin 111 WIAWU Cf Davis cf Heoner SMraell II Marlinei If Cltmenlt rl Saneuilln Alley tl AOHver lb 4 111 4 114 4 111 llll 4 111 llll 2 I II llll llll Dona dsn 2b 4 2 11 Flora If llll Foy lb 4 111 Adair 2b llll Harrison lb llll RQIiver cl 4 111 ERodriei llll SJonei a llll Brimbiar wood Carlos Secriit Aparicio It CMay It Ward lb McCraw lb Melton lb Hrrmann Berry cf RJackson rt llll Knowlei Maya II llll 4J2) Snydor If Ilia i i 1 Harrelion rf 4 1 I A Jill llll 1 A llll Whila II Pepitona lb Fernanda WRobnsn cf Michael li FPatertn a Blelary lb Ilia Mortari la 1 Wyno cl I I NMiiier rl lilt Monke it at Rader lb 1 I JAIoq II alio award! Mil limaitn a I I I Guinn a 111! Womack a I I I 0 Goiter pit I I I Coombs a llll Bands lb iiii 4 111 I I I I llll 4 12 1 441 2 I 1111 4 I I I 4 111 Catar lb 4 111 I 1 1 1 mcmuiiii lb 4 12 1 Billing If 4 111 Epstein lb 4 111 Cullen lb llll 4 114 llll 1110 llll llll iiii 4 111 llll llll llll llll Malroskl lb 1 I 1 THorton lb Alvu 3b Brown si Bunauna 4 111 Total 14 1 1 I Total 11 1 1 Sill Monday cf Sill Tanaca Jill Hershbsr If 111 Fingers a llll Soraoua a eiia Casanova Knoop New York 141 III III 4 Versallai Ik It 2 llll BAIIen ph linder operating his hydraulic clutch sprung a leak. Both drove Gurney-built Eagle chassis.

Hulme's car was powered by a turbo-charged Ford engine. AndrellVs Wife Almost Forgot She's Pregnant INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Dee Ann Andretti almost forgot she was expecting her third child when hubby Mario crossed the finish line first at Indianapolis Motor Speedway Friday. She was so excited, she pushed herself through the crowd in the boiling sun to rush to her husband. She's Vi months pregnant.

Mrs. Andretti, didn't say very much during the race as she gripped the green rail below her seat and nibbled the wax off her soft drink cup while her husband was winning the Indianapolis 500, a race he has managed to finish only once in his four other starts. When the black and white checked flag came down and the 200 laps were over for Mario and his cherry red STP Hawk-Ford, Dee Ann Andretti said, "I think I'm going to faint." Instead, she fell into the arms of a friend and the tears spilled from her brown eyes for the second time in two days. "MARIO HOLLERED at me last night and I cried," she said. "It wasn't over anything important.

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Baik-Shallanback. MAlou Cl Alley II Habner lb Siaraell II AOhvar lb CTavlor rl Davit rl Blelary lb Morgan lb Wvnn cf NMiller rf Menke (I Rader JO JAlou II ended West Palm Beach campaign that broke all spots in the Inaugural. Orange Park (Jacksonville) and one each from St. Petersburg and Hollywood. West Palm Beach greyhounds in the opening night headliner are Mrs.

Dorothy a Great Veteran, Kathi Hoss; Kyle Stephenson's Ben J. Happy, Mrs. Eleanor Burke's Games' The Name and Richard Grant's BitO Land. From Orange Park come Chester A. Culbreath's Acceded and H.

E. Heaton's H. H. Little Mouse. Orville Moses' Montague Care if the St.

representative and George 1 1 's Southern Sajl comes here from the Hollywood Kennel Club. Herrmann. 1:02. DAYTONA BEACH Greyhounds from four of the state's major tracks will make up the field announced Friday by Racing Secretary G. H.

"Toby" Rogers for the 22nd annual Inaugural Classic that will highlight the second half of the matinee-evening dou-bleheader as the 1969 summer racing season gets under way Monday at Daytona Beach Kennel Club. A special 11-even opening day matinee Monday will usher in the season, with post time 2 p.m. Twelve races will be presented on opening night and the inaugural will be the 10th race. Post time is 8:15. Four greyhounds that starred during the recently Rios 2b llll liff A I 1 I HBP by Pkiaeri (Sims), by Tiant (R Jackson), by Roland (Harrelson), by Roland (Fuller), by Pina (Tenace).

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"Hicks can also play first base," he added. The Angels have used eight players at first base this season. Hicks, a 6-foot-4, 195-pounder, play 64 Wins Weekly Best Ball Event The foursome of Helen Price. Peg Grady, Dot Dennie and Louise Smith teamed for a best ball scored of 64 and the final weekly Ladies Day play of the Country Club of Orlando until the fall. Right behind at 65 was the quartet of Alma Mad-rox.

Sally Kuents, Lucile Easier and Louise Kelly. The team of Millie Urban, Edith Pinel, Jane Britt and Aura Bland combined for 66. Tied at 67 were the foursomes of Grace Mc-Cowan, Harriette Duckworth, Myrtle Freeman and Irene Longnecker and Laurah Lott, Marian Mc-Ewan, Dianne Landes and Marion Guertin. enneay ta I I nm a Washinitan ODnehua uh (Tounei. er.

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I Pl.alt: PiriM lll-lalilft 11.41 1.41 IM 4 I-I Hrft-MlliM IN III 1 I 4 Ereat-Aitiia IM 111 leianli (1-4) 141 Pirftcta (4-1) $117.11 EICNTH C4ME Biutlll, I PliatI: Small Mirtinll I II I IB 4.21 III litiil-liaitil I II 4 21 1 I 1 (llti-iyirli IMIII liiaiela (2 7) SU Ptrficta (1-2) SI4.M NINTH CME SieflH, I Plitti: Cisti S.M IN 2 41 2 I I Ectiaat IM I 111 Mufuerra 4 21 All laiaiilt (1-2) $21 Ptrftcu (211 Sal. II 1ITN CAME Baal III, Ptiatl: Inline Celill 12.11 I IS 1 I I taie-Aetia I.N 18 114 lertt-Mtliaa 1 11 III ilitli (24) $22 Perfect! (2-4) ItTH CAME leallll, 1 Ptiatl: Maatlt-MartartN II. 4 I I II I l.ll I.N 1 II I Ciiti-laaiife (Bill Ceiaieli (I T) MS.II Perfect! (M) Tpiliflt-leatla (2-1) SIMM LAST NIGHT FUST C4ME-leAUl, I i i III III 14 -I fills Cash. OP Oetreil Seattle Secnst laifi-tlerri lititl eMail 11 I 1.41 I (ill 1 1 I airap Ruaselt rf llll Crawtard II llll Roias lb WD.v.s cl 4 111 RAiten lb ik a r.u.uu. 4 111 llll 4 111 4 1 I llll I 1 2.

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Xnn wo-- ER BB SO Shelienback (Ll) Sudakit 1 Uiaa; 1 1-1 I i it 4 111 H.sie ct I'll i erne' 1 Knobvln 1 llll I I Tertra 2 111 Prvman Hiller Ranan (W 1) Lasher Debton llll llll T-I H. A MBP-iW Hutitn (C.M1Y) RaHa S4llr I I I I 4 I 1 111 "4M llll 111! Poster Meeller i Palm (L.ll) OOonaahva la'hot a a Purdin lamtila (2-1) S4JII Ptrfectt (111 S'HII MiAaifM lietlt (l-l) HUH MATINEE HIST ItMt-Beellu, I Paints: Siltai-Artieia Ml Ml IM 4 laitill-leat IN S.M I tst-leaea IN taieillt (4-S) fSI.M StCtNl ItME-Dtallll, I Pints: Selaaa-leAta 2I.M IN III I litti ll-Miiiai IM 11.21 I Baarti-liiat III 1 laiaula (5-1) Sl Perfect! (HI HI.1I li (-S, l-l) SS12.H TNIIB MMC-Bttlltl, I Ptiatl: i i i Liiirtstrom un lop A-l 1,044. Miktelsn llll Fairly ph till Arfieti; 4, lieii-t(iiB: Arllliai Mllma; I. Ptrttt lll-Maati; Siliaa-lalalti; Mili-aalti; Satii lurtt-Cistilli. SEVENTH CAME Biutlll, I Ptiatl: 1, Plreyea Catill: 1, Pfreai lll-Aliia; 1, Itrit-Mmtt; 4, Maaali-CaitBAj Villif laiiiai; ArtllaM-liltlti; 7, Enal-Cistilll; Salt: Cliti ll-Mtliaa.

EICNTH CAME Doublet. I Ptiatl: Miaala-Aalllfl: Milt-Ayaitii; 2, Villar-Mufmrji; 4, lafail Martarcll; Seruaila-Eeaaiu; 1, tilth. Herri: Sabi: Ertat-Citiaa. HINTH CIME SiailH, I Ptiatl: 1, Iriae: 2, Cliti; I. Salsaiateti; 4.

Marttrtll; I. Afaitit: taftiirn; lihil; Sal: Manila TENTH CAME Btulltl, I Plilll: 1, lu-Caitillt: 1, ateta-Maaii; 2, trtit-Baialtl; 4, Arallini-tulea; Cacti Jtrtl-Clltia; 7, PlfiyN-Miliaa; Reate-Teet; lirtn: Miyi-Terni. ELEVENTH CAME leullet, I Pllltt: iiller-Crtiit; Rafael ladelfe: I. MiU-Ictaait; 4, Maaala-Ayerlis Saluanati-Meretrit: I. Ciiti-ltaitm; Ereaa-Elerri) I.

Seteaee-Mefterell; Sail: ArilliM-A2iii TONIGHT FUST CIME Bttblti, I Ptiatl: 1. Cist, 2. Silau Atiat: 1. Bst-Caitaa; 4. taartt-Tirrei; I rtit-Ttat; I Maya-tabta: I.

1. ttkaa-trriita: Sail: Artllaaa-Maliai. SfCONI CAME Beellei, I Pneti: 1. Irtii-latat; I. lu-Taaa; I.

Baarti-Caeiait 4. Iilaaa-Arritla; I. Irtea-Miliet; Miya-Caitaa; I. Pareyea-Tarrtti I. Cast) ll-Cittilli; Siks: itrfi-Aaati.

TNIAI CAME Btatlii, I Paiatl: 1. Ptreae lll-tliee; Areiltea-Caiai; 1. Miya-Bidetfa: 4. Mili-Amrta: Au-liialas: I. I.

Ima Aatet; Baarte-Maaai: Salt: Irtd larrn. FOURTH CAME tieflet, I Ptiatl: lillar; I. Herri: 1. Initial: A. AytrAi: I.

lerft; I. Setaada; I. Maaele; Ertat; tat: ttltat. FIFTH CAME teatlei. I Pinrtt: 1.

Itlsnetali-Afeltia; 1 tlJlr-Artrlt: 1. Iitael-tlerri; 4. Enae-lekaeir: I Maatla-MKttrtll: I. Seet-Mataartt; Salt Villar-tatiae SIXTH CAME Btalltl, I Peitrtt: 1, rtii-Terrel: Ptrttt Ill-Caieti; 1. Panyee-Aiiirt: 4.

lerfj-Meliat; Isa-lettift: I. Setaaa-Canie-, 1. Artltonv Baealai: I. laaieMeetz: Seal: Cliti ll-taslilll. SEVENTH CAME leablet, Ptiatt: t.

fillar Miliai; 2. Arallaee-Atire: 1 Uiti 4. Portia Ill-Cattiltt: S. Miit-tedttft; ataaalt-Meaer; 7. St ale-la vital: Salt: Setaaa Cutea.

EICNTH CAME Baatltt. I Ptnrti: T. Bifaal-CMiaaj I. l.tlaf AyerAi: 4. Mrra-Elarri: I.

Silsam.tl,-Martartll; I. Ertat-Mfent: I. Cltti' Ictaaii: Sals: Uaaae-AetiHa. NINTH CAME Siertet, Ptiatl: 1, (duett: I. Catti; I.

Irastie- 4. Marnrtllj I. StitaatmAi; Mefeena; 7. Rafael; Salt Milt IITH CAME BaaltM. Ptmts: T.

Pertaa Ill-Iaat: I. Mara-Cettillo: 2. SlUaa Arena: 4. Partypa-Ciitaa: S. Beartt-laralas; I.

MitMetea; 1. fcerti ll-Maaai; leiaa-Meliaa; lets: Itlea-Arrta 11TR CAME 7 Pttetj: 1. Itrft-ledelfe: I. frtat-lrertt; 1. Serealt-Arastit: 4.

liller-MartereM; S. I. taluaieadi-Elarri; 7. Iffaet-Maperit: A. Mtatia-Ettaaiii Stat: PertAe III Naeit.

una I Tatal IS IS llll Tatal aneetat III 111 I I la Red Sox 3, Twins 2 Phitedrtefcia 4 11 111 I hill Anfm Philatff-ohta 1 LOB lt BOSTON MINNESOTA Anaeiet ttv.n, M- All I abrhbi abrbM poca, FW pT YalPJ nun a.i Uaasaa CrvmM 1. M.Rvan Uhlaandr cf llll Andrewt 2b Been-Arrltta 2141 all it A Carew lb Sill Schetield lb Itrtt-Ttrrtt 11.41 4M I A DJenet lb In Winchester Golf WINCHESTER. Va. Murle Lindstrom humbled the windswept Winchester Golf Club course with five-under par 66 Friday and staked out a three-stroke lead in the opening round of the $15,000 Open. 1.21 i Ouva rt Kniebreer Perry pr o.a Hna: Cbi SO faster (Call -J 4 I I I I IWIW 1-1 1 I Purdin 4 "llll MikkehM I 1 1 Pcman 11-1 4 I I iriiliM-iiiee loaula (l-T) S21.M Pirltcta (4-7) Slt-H llll Sill 4 I I nil WW llll ilii 4 I 1 I Ystrmtkl llll Smith cf 4 111 Lack cf llll Petraclll ly I A I I I ACenitlra rl III Scott 14) llll Co sen littHl litee I.N IN 141 1 1 k.

WP- r0UT (ME-Sliltt. I Ptiatl: Pintta H.H I Hill Senadt 4.N 2.41 III Min-Tarrti Meaner, Purdin. t.n miie 1.21 111 llll lenbertj IM 4 I 1 Baertt4llhet leiaiet (1-1) $11 Rl Ptrftcu Manual II Tovar lb Cardenas at Reese ph Rosebere Milterwl Boswell Neitats ph DC hence err no ski Remrk ph Crimea BMitwr Mets 4. Giants 3 llll cyie llll Jar, a llll Roawbrk llll Rama Ayerdi ll lll (14) 544 41 Ptrftctl (1-4) SIMM lute leant (4-1) SSI.M HEW YORK can KPAMritro a 1 1 Hr.w I I abrhbi Harrehen tt I I 1 1 Cesser rf 4 1)1 llll Mimt lb ft. BW cf III! llll 4 122 llll I A A A Tatal Hill Tatal Mill Mbineaata 11 III III-1 Boston 2 11 III I Cardenas, Oliya.

OP Minrtetata 2. llll 4 111 iiii 111! 4 111 llll I I I llll III I I I I 1 I 1 ll McCay lb Hart It Aiovideren tt Pofis rf BUrte lamer aCormck linry Gibbon Aaee ci rjoee lb SwWsoda If Charles Shamsky pi rvr RTa-rtar we lb yer Oat oh Garrett SECONB CAME CeaMtl. I Ptiatl Ctaee-Ceem ISM IM IN 4 I I Pareyee-ataM 4 1 I 4 Catti ll-Tarrtt 4.N 111 Cereitll (1-4) $41 PerfKtt (4-1) SIMM B'l (1-1. M) Ceatelatiaa III Rl. I SH.lt; IN Rt.

$224 THIII CIME Btalltl. Ptiett Irtllaaa-Tarrtl I4.M IN 121 I I I tta-Meatl IN IB I I I Miyt-danltt IB I I I le.eien (1-4) $21 Permit (At) sm Minnesota Ui posien IB OUva, Petrecetta. Car. MR KiHebrew (H). MATINEE FUST CAME Baetltl, I Pivtl: 1, Btaea-leeat; Catti ll-latea: Pareyea-Arritta; 4, Cia-Timt; I.

Beartt-Miliai; I. Mayt-Caeaaii (rtii-Cattilia; ItlMA-Teat; Sits: PtrtCtj Ill-Carta. SECfJNt CAME Halttt, I Ptiatl: Mars leoat; 1, ItiCinit; I. Itlee-CistiHt: 4, Ptrerat-labea; I. Casti ll-Ameti; Stliaa-Ttrni; Brtii-Mtlia; Sell: line leet.

THIII CAME RartlM, I Ptiett: 1. tarte-ltiae: 2, Pertte lll-Ceell; 1, Anllaee-laee: 4. ttaea-lmlet: Srtii-Cetiae: I. Iiant-ktaa: 1, Maya-Maaai; ease-Term; Sets: fsa-Arricti. riUtnt CAME eiefHt.

ftiatt: 1. Itltat; 2, PtreM III; 1. Mile; 4, lyerAi; 4 lltrri; taaaf, Staaaa; I. Ecaaaii; Sat: Ptrtrta. FIFTH CIME leal I Ptiett: 1, Ktntle-Aftstit; I.

Raftel-lytrat; A. Salsaneadi-EctaKt: Cisti-litmii Ertaa-MartartH; Salt: lillar-teiitt. SIXTH CAME eeti. Ptiatl: 1, tasti H-CAiUBi 2, lia-Ciliaa; 1. iiiltr- I Lvte.

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at Seuth Street Diamond. Call the ORD at CH 1-1511 for more details. I I 8 or we ll (LJ-41 hence Perraneskl Grrea B. Milter Lantwr (W.4-41 Ivie Jaryit Roaenbvrk Pm All I 2-1 2 'l II I Tatat Will Tatt mi San FrsnctK III 111 14 11 frw Yec III HI Ul-l LOB Sa pYeiKitce 1. Hew York r.

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be Grrenda (Yastriernii. WP Lanbarp. ItH. PB Gson A J5)4. NATIONAL AT NEW YORK.