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Sam SneacVs Elock'sTrainer PAGE 20-PITTSBURGH POST GAZETTE: AUG. 29, 1356 I (( jn BrOokvUlc ShoOtCl'S Will Washington High Has Experienced Linemen At Other Positions However, Grill Squaf Is Depleted by Graduation, Injuries Nals, Chisox Split in Tvin Bill, 6-2, 5-3 WASHINGTON, Aug. 28 OP) Dave Philley and Minnie Minoso clouted home runs and Ron Northey supplied a two-run pinch double to lead the Chicago Whitesox to a 5-3 victory over Washington in the second game of a double-header tonight after the Senators took the opener, 6-2. Jack Harshman. who required aid from Ellis Kinder in the ninth inning, notched his 11th win in the nightcap.

Chuck Stobbs won his 13th game for the Senators in the opener, more than he had won WASHINGTON, Aug. 28 Washington Hig School's football team this season will show strength from tackle to tackle, but elsewhere they will field inexperienced hands. Only eight lettermen return from last year's squad "that took seven out of nine III 3 1 i previously in any season in me minors or majors, tie allowed nine hits, including Les Moss' two-run homer in the sixth inning, and struck out seven. FIRST CAME Chicago AB. H.

P. A rtashstn AB. H. P. 1 5 4 1 1 Apirc.ss 5 ox.

2 2 Duby.cf 4 Minoso. if 4 Dropo.lb 4 Moss.c 4 Rivera rf 4 Espst.Sb 3 Keeen 1 1 McDnd.p 0 Howell. 0 0- Philly 1 LaPlm.p 0 1 1- Plerce 0 0 3 a Herzog.cf 4 0 1 0 2 0 Runls. lb 4 2 11 2 10 Sievers.lf 3 2 2 0 9 1 Courtny 4 18 1 2 0 Lemon, rf 4 3 0 2 0 Plews.2b 3 2 1 2 0 4 10 1 llsiobbs.p 2 0 0 1 0 Oi 0 0 0 0 Oi 0 0 oi 0 0 1 Oi 0 0 0 Totals 34 9 24 9i Totals 32 10 27 7 a-Singlcd for Keegan In fifth. b-Struck cut for Howell in, seventh.

c-Singled for La Palme In ninth. d-Ran for Northy in ninth. Chicaeo. 000 002 00 0 2 Washington. 010 301 01 6 Runs Chicago: Minoso, Moss.

Washington. Runnels. Sievers 3, Courtney, Plf.vs. Ei-on-s: Apaxicio. Runs batted in: ews 2.

Courtney 3, Moss 2. Valdivielso. Ao-oae hit: Minoso. nits: posito. Piews.

Home runs. Plcws, court- ej. Moss. acrince: pox. Jjouoie plays: Aparicio to Frx to Dropo.

Apancion to Fox. Yost to Plcws to Runnels. Left on bases: Chicago 8, Washington 5. Bases on balls off: Stobbs 2, McDonald 1. Howell 1.

La "Palme 1. Struck out by: stobbs i. Howell 8. Hits off: Keegan. 5 in 4 innings: McDonald.

2 1 (pitched to two batter in sixth; Howell. 2 in 1, La Palme. 1 in 2. Runs and earned runs on: Keegan 4-4, McDonald 1-1 Howell 0-0, La Palme 1-1. Stobbs 2-2.

Winning pitcn- er Stobbs: (13-10). Losin? pitcher: Kee gan (4-6 i. Umpires: summers, Mciuniey, Rice, Flaherty. Time: 2: is. I ff.MI, Associated Press Wirephoto Camp Terry, on Gary's 13th birthday.

At right is Mrs. Viola Folium of Brook ville, who won the women's championship in small bore competition. RIFLE WINNERS J. Kenneth Johnson of Washington, left, gets more than a bit of adulation from his son, Gary, after winning the small bore rifle championship at Moose Beat In Series Opener, 6-1 SFCONT CAME Chicago AB. H.

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Rivera. rf 5 12 Oi Yost. 3b 5 2 0 5 Fox. 2b 4 16 liFzGrldc 5 2 3 0 Dobv.cf 3 0 3 Oi Runls. lb 5 0 12 Minoso.

If 4 11 Sievers.lf 2 14 0 Phillv.lb 3 14 0' Lemon. rl 3 11 1 1 i OiOlson.cf 4-330 Lollarc 4 2 10 0 Plews.2b 4 2 13 Htfld.3b 4 1 Vldvlso.ss 4 0 3 3 Aprco.ss 2 0 0 5', Ramos. 2 0 0 0 a-Northv 110 0 Stone, 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 c-Oravetz 10 0 0 Hrsmn.p 4 10 0 Stewart. 0 0 0 0 Kinder, 0 0 0 0 Pascual.p 0 0 0 0 id-Brberet 0 0 0 0 le-Griggs 0 0 0 0 Totals 36 To 27 ft Tolalg 35 9 27 12 Paul Karanzas Pitches Well; Two GPL Games End in Ties Allegheny Moose kept up their winning ways last night by beating Sewickley, 6-1, in the first game of final series in the Northside Twilight League. The Moose beat Hazelwood in a semi-final series for the right to play in the championship playoff.

May Help Get Baker Readv Charley Goldman, who helped train Rocky Marciano the world's heavyweight championship, may take over the same chore for Bob Baker and he hopes with the same result. The nationally-known little trainer was contacted yesterday by Dusty Bettor. Bakers manager, who asked him to come here and take charge of Big Bob's training for the com ing 12-round bout with Tommy (Hurricane) Jackson at. Forbes Field on September 26. Goldman promised to give Bettor his answer within the next few days or before Baker starts serious training at Rainbow Garden, McKeesport on September 4.

Originally, Bettor had planned to bring Dan 1 lorio here to supervise Baker's drills. He ran into a snag, however, when Floyd Tatter, son, who is also trained by Florio, objected. He wanted the trainer to remain with him. Goldman started with Marciano at the outset of the champ's professional career. He is regarded as one of the- top trainers in the country today.

Mail orders are still being accepted for the fight at the -Post-Gazette-D a Da Headquarters, Grant Street Boulevard of the Allies. The show is being co-sponsored the Dapper Dan Club. Tickets sell for $2. $4, $6 and $12.50 tax included. Soccer Group Meets The West Penn Soccer Association will hold its first meet- -ing of the season in the Conference Room at the Post-Gazette Thursday night at 8 o'clock, President John Paige announced last night.

All league delegates are urged to attend. DAY SCHOOL Now Forming ACCOUNTING BUSINESS LAW BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION it AfDrtf! hw VdtriM Tratamf Co or wrtn for full information ATkmfie 1-0922 ROBERT MORRIS HOTEL WM. PENN PITTSBURGH 1 9, PA. greatest thing that's happened to since women rrvn ITS Gem's New Flat-Top Design holds blade at perfect angle for closer, cleaner shaves without irritation. Mfw Gti Raw with Jisr''w i UU ULl Golf School Many people have paid me the compliment of saying that I have a "natural swing." Now, I can say that I don't think there is such a thing as a "natural swing." Improve ment in golf comes from ob servation, study, imitation, and practice.

Getting back to our analysis of the swing, note that at the top of the backswing your body should be all coiled up with potential energy. The hips are turned at least 90 degrees and the shoulders almost 180 degrees. Hands are high, wrists fully cockeg. While most of your weight is on the right leg, this is not as a result of any conscious weight shift merely the natural result of winding up your body. Left knee is bent well toward middle of stance and left heel is well off the ground (A).

But note again that there has been no natural sway of your body or head only a rotation. Tomorrow: The Mrs, Boggs Wins Senior Golf Title Mrs. W. G. Boggs, Allegheny Country Club champion, added the senior championship of the Women's Golf Association of Western Pennsylvania to her collection by firing 41-46 87 in the third annual event for 50-year-olds and up at Oakmont Country Club yesterday.

The winner had a good, consistent card except for the uphill, hazard-loaded No. 11 where she visited a ditch and a sandtrap for a triple bogey seven. The defending champion, Mrs. S. Brown, also of Allegheny, finished second with 44-47 91.

She also won the title in 1951. Mrs. B. C. Barn 1 1, of Churchill Valley finished third with 46-4793 and Mrs.

S. F. Wadsworth of Oakmont was fourth with 47-4791. The field of 66 players most-ly found the long course too tough for normal scoring. Net winners: FIRST DIVISION' Mr.

S. F. Wadsworth. Oakmont. 94-13 81: Mrs.

B. C. Barnett, Churchill Valley. 93-11 82. SECOND DIVISION Mrs C.

F. Lloyd Oakmont. 10-2 82: Mrs. James H. Potts, Edgewood, 108-20 88.

THIRD DIVISION Mrs. L. N. Hibbard Edpewood 111-29 82: Mrs. C.

F. Bernatz, Longue Vue, 1 14-31 83. Vic Janowicz Satisfactory' HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 28 () Halfback Vic Janowicz, former Ohio State star now with the Washington Redskins, is making what his physician' calls "satisfactory progress in Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital from injuries he sustained August 17. Janowicz suffered head injuries.

His doctor refused to comment on whether he will be able to play football this season. Hurler Receives 850,000 Bonus LOS ANGELES, Aug. 2S t.T) The New York Giants today announced the signing of an 18-year-old southpaw pitching plum, Mike Francis McCormick, of Bakersfield, as a bonus player for a figure reputed to be $50,000 or more. HOURS, 20 MINUTES TO RANDALL PARK 5 RACES rio Pen no, Ohio Tornpikw tak Ohio Exit 12 Racing Daily thru Sept 8 Clip Dm o4 far mdmHtitm payment Tan A Srrk Chctrtf THE ORIGINAL DRY VODKA $056 Pint LJ to PONY Title Goes to Joliet WASHINGTON, Aug. 28 Joliet, 111., scored nine runs in the second inning to defeat favored Hamtramck, 9-1, in the final game of the PONY League world series here tonight before 5,500 fans.

Joe Broske hit a two run homer in the big inning, and Ed Spiczio cracked out a two-run double to spark the victory. The final game had been postponed Monday on account of rain. Saturday, Hamtramck defeated unbeaten Joliet, 6-5, forcing the second final game. Score: Hamtramck- 10 0 0 0 0 1 2 Joliet 090 000 3 9 0 Bradley. Miller i 2 Knchaiif ka.

Musilla i 5 Tomch Kozlewcar. Missouri Vallev Adds Tvo Teams KANSAS CITY. Aug. 2S JF) Cincinnati University and North Texas State College of Denton were admitted to the Missouri Valley Conference today by unanimous vote of conference athletic directors and faculty representatives. Two years hence the league should have football members Houston, Tulsa, Oklahoma A M.

Wichita, Drake, Bradley, Cincinnati and North Texas. Detroit University is leaving the conference after this season and the other member, St. Louis University, does not play football. International League TFSTfRDAYS SILTS Toronto 0 2 0 ODD 2 1 -Montreal 0 2 1 0 3 7 Blake A Sat--ki: MHliken Ik Rosehoro. Toronto 0 0 2 3 3 0 DAI J5 15 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 7 2 Lovensuth A $awat-ki; hite Mirkenn 1.

pol Harris 181 A Ronehoro. Harana. .000 42 0 20 I 1 .1 3 Columbus 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 2 Minarrin A Dotterir: Duser, Wonldridee (5 1. Spit 1 Niible. Buffalo at Rochester, rain.

STANDING Of THE CLtBS W. V. Prt. Toronto HO 5v i7tj Rirhmnd 7 3 .475 P.m hetr 74 fi I ..48 Harana 4 75 .40 Miami 75 I .547 Cotiimhu 2 78 Montreal 75 65 .536 Buffalo 58 91.417 GAMES TOOAT Miami at Richmond Toronto at Montreal-Buffalo at Rochester. Havana at (olumhu.

Eighteen lett er winners graduated. among them the entire starting back-field and much of the line. Chick Doerfler, counted on fill a big gap at an end position, broke a bone in his hand and will be out until the third game. Know-How in Line The know-how will have to be supplied by the returning linemen. At the tackles will be Tom Henderson and Bob Mazzie.

The guards are Frank Grudi and Jerry McDowell. Over the ball will be Steve Dasta, a trim but experienced center. Joe Kittle will carry the burden as defensive center. Although Jack Sehultz, Bob O'Connor and Ed Jack-man won Ws in 1955, none could be considered as having been regulars. SchiHtz is the key man as the blocking back in Coach Emil Dupke single-wing.

Jaekman Kicks Well In the full and tailback slots will be Jaekman and John Freeman, respectively. Jaekman did yeoman service kicking extra points last season. He missed only five out of 23 attempts. Dupke says his is a hardworking squad, but he knows the much needed experience can only be forged on the gridiron. The Little Presidents open their 10-gaTne schedule on September 7 at home against Canonsburg.

Robinson Out of NABF YOUNGSTOWN, Aug. 28 Robinson Legion of Pittsburgh was eliminated from the National Amateur Baseball Association Federation tournament; by Louisville today when the Kentuckians scored four runs in the third inning and coasted to a 10-3 victory. Robinson lost its opener to Detroit, 4-1, Sunday, and Monday beat Ft. Wayne, 6-0. Ernie Heckman's homer with two aboard in the third inning actually broke up the game, although Louisville had scored two runs in the first frame.

Louis. AB. K. P. A.

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Lege. 2b Reid.3b 5 Heck, lb 5 Pnc.U 3 Dedds.rf 5 Heusr.rf 5 Morris. 4 Louden. 4 13 0 1 3 1 2 2 12 1 1 2 2 0 0 0 6 1 0 4 Marra.2b 0 Botsf s-l 0 McKarl.c 0 Krrk.1-1 0 Buriik.rf 0 0 Groz.l-p 1 Reichl.p iRozzo.ss 5 0 4 1 5 2 4 0 3 1 2 1 4 1 0 0 4 Totals 41 13 27 9 Totals 36 7 27 12 Louisville. 204 010 01 2 10 Pittsburgh-.

0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 3 Runs Louisville: Fitzner 2, Lese, Reid 2. Price 3. Heckmsrt. Heuser. Pittsburgh-Klutch 2, P.ozzo.

Errors: Marra. Botsford 2. Groznik 2, Lege. Deddens Runs batted in: Lcsre. Reid.

Heckman 5. Croznik. Marra. Botsford Two-base hits: Lege. Burik Reid.

Groznik. Home run: Heckmsn! Stolen base: Price. Left on Loui-yil'. 5. Pittsburgh 10.

Bases on balls off-Louden 2. Groznik 1. Reichl 1. struck ou by: Louden 5. Hit bv pitcher bv Louden 2.

Passed ball: McFariand. Umpires: Bernard and Simon. Iiidianola, Cecil Quit Soccer Loop Indianola and Cecil have dropped out of the Keystone Soccer League, President Guv Carraux announced last night. leaving but six teams in the league. The remaining teams are Harmarville, Castle Shannon.

W. w. Riehls. Beadling, Morgan and Heidlherg. Wheeling Selections f.RUX SITT HARRY "'ndor Cantle, Faeet, Ticlt Bot.

"Tate Affair, a Wr, Pati Patter. 3 Gallant Mint, Royml Souvenir, Lonely Miss. Happy Bull, On To Oregon, War, houseman. 8 Renown EFort, Cedarqurnt, KanMt-etto. Bim Bin, Bod Budcn.

Mp Mah. 7 R'trouTr. Golden Grip. Miss Boston. York, Shaker Lee, Cnlumhm Bound.

9 Bantam Ben, Tor Mel. Sandrift. mr mart 1 Tirk's Bot. Windsor Castle, Hpo-f hance 2 a War, Mata Maru. Private Affair.

4 arrhouseman. Happy Bull. Broun Tieress. 5 Renown I.ffort. Kansirette, Clodhopper.

6- Bud Buden. Bim Bim. Blue Lotelv. 7 Retroure, Golden Grip, Blue Label 2nd. 8 Columbus Bound, New lork, Shaker Lee.

or Mel, Jimmy Gibbons, Bantam Ben. HONEST JOE 1- WinJ.r Castle, Facet, Marrs Lea. 2 PriT.te Affair, Lochmel, Mara Mam. 3 r.allant Mint. Lorely Miss Secrets.

4 Warehouseman, Happy Bull, On Te Oreron. 5 KanMrefte, Cedarqest, Renown If- fort. A Bud Bnden. Nip Mah, Bim Bim. 7 Retrouve.

Miss Bosotn. C.olden Grip. 8 New York. Columbus Bound, Shatter I.ee. 9 Tor Mel, Bantam Ben, Jimmy Gibbons, i.

1 Hpo-Cliance, Windsor Cattle. Tacet, 2 Prnale Affair. Lochmel, Mara 3 Gallant Mint, I.0ely Mi'S, Rol souvenir. 4 Hanpr Bull. Warehouseman, On I Oregon.

5 edarquest. Renon Fffort, Ransir- ette. fi ip Mah. Blue Lovelv. Bud Buden.

7 Golden C.np, RetrouTe, Blue Label IK r' Tork, Columbus Bound, Shaker 9 Tor' Mel, Bantam Ben, Busy Betty. BASEBALL TODAY BROOKLYN vs. CHICAGO 2:30 P. M. W1Y1CK wrvici.

1360 1360 Billy Joe Sels Fast Golf Pace By the Pre Billy Joe Patton va? up to his old tricks yesterday and set a pace which some 1.500 other golfers failed to match as he qualified for the National Amateur championship at Lake Forest, 111.. September 10-15. The unpredictable North Carolina clouter who set the golfing world agog by his shooting in the 1954 Masters tournament, fired a 36-hole score of 137 in the Carolinas section at Hickory. N. C.

Patton had rounds of 70-67 137 over the 6.600-yard, par-72 Catawba Country Club course sand topped his nearest rival among 11 qualifiers in that district by six strokes. Has 65 on Set-ond Kound Little Joe Campbell, the stubby tow-headed Purdue University basketball player from Anderson, matched Patton's qualifying score with a count of 72-65137 over the 6.5S2-yard, par 70 Camargo Course at Cincinnati. With the results in from most of the 27 districts where qualif ying rounds were played yesterday, these were the best scores. One stroke behind the two leaders came Bob Shave, of Cleveland, wearer of a proud golfing name. The 20-year-old Shave, making his first attempt to qualify for the amateur, fired 68-70 138, two under par, over the Hawthorne Valley course.

It was the lowest 36-hole total made in 25 years of qualifying in the Cleveland district. Billy Hyndman Makes It Qualifiers included Bill Hyndman of Philadelphia, runner-up to Harvie Ward of San Francisco in last year's championship: six members of the United States Walker Cup team and four who got to the quarter finals of the 1955 amateur before they were eliminated. The graying. 40 year old Hyndman paced a field of 53 at Philadelphia with a score of 73-72145. Walker Cuppers Bruce Cudd and Dick Yost qualified at Portland and Dale Morev at Chicago Monday.

Bov Scores Ace Mike-Kremin, scored a hole-in-one on the 151-yard 15th hole at South Park yesterday afternoon, using a No. 4 iron. He was playing with his father, Mike, Nick DeBonis. and Al DeBonis when his tee shot went into the cup. Current Dividend On SAVINGS Compounded semi-annually ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO $10,000 By an of the 0.

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Both semi-final contests in the Greater Pittsburgh League ended in ties after darkness halted both games. St. John and Bellevue hat-tied to a 2-2 stalemate after innings of play. Bunny Augustine's double drove in two runs for Bellevue and Wil Connor's two-bagger ac counted for the two St. John runs.

The fifth and deciding game of the series will be played a St. John's tomorrow at 6 p. Crafton Cops Title Dormont and North Pitts burgh called it a game after seven innings of scoreless play North Pittsburgh led in the hit department, 6-3. Jim Bel struck out five Dormont bat ters. In the City-County League championship playoff Crafton Heights beat Green Tree, 5-1 to take the title.

GRFATFR PGH. I.EAGCF PLAYOFFS North OOO 0 0 0 0 0 8 Dorm 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 BM1 Price: Retd, Irwin. i Series sianrls at two game earh.i St. John 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 1 Brllovue 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 P.akow. D.

Short (2i R. Short; Gr Petraslia. iSniej stands at two jamrs each NORTHSIPE TWILIGHT I.F.AG1 ft 10 0 6 11 ctfick'pj 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 Karanzas Ferns; Perry Delcastro Sandlot Results NtBI TO! RNAMFNT Third Round 10 Detroit Memphis i Cleveland Flint. Mich. 10 Louisville Pittsburgh 4 Dearborn Lorain 7 Atlanta Dayton PONT IF4.GIF WORLD SCRIES CHAMPIONSHIP 5 joliet.

111. Hamrramck. I Mich 1 CITY-COOT LEAGIE fliaropionship 5 Crafton Hjts. Green Tree MFTRO MAGI FINALS 8 Oakland Nortluide Feaver 2 CR A IF Ft riflSBlRGH LEAGi F. PI.AVOIT 0 North Pittsburgh Dormont 0 12 St John Bellevue 2 "Called after seven innings, darkness tCalled after six innings, darkness.

NORTHSIDE TWILIGHT LEAGI 6 Moose Sewickley 1 SOFTBALL 14 Lawrencevilie Curcible 7 15 Second Ward St. Michaels 13 3 Beavers Goldensons 1 11 Kaufmann Mellon Institute 6 3 IBM Peoples First 2 9 Fidelity TBI 4 6 Matthews Mellon Bank 9 17 Ormsby Amnion Center 1 2 5 Gibson Saints 16 American Association TFSTT RDAY'S RFSl LTR ndianaonlis 10 0 2 10 0 5 11 Loiiisvillf 0 10 OOO 0 0 0 1 Nicholi A Jonrv, Clarke A Farks Wirhit too ono 0 1 5 St. Taul 1 OOO 1 2 5 Ktinon A Rosiflli; Icmplrton S1AMMM. OF THK CUB Pit t. Prt.

Initianap S3 .597 St. Pant HS 7 I .42 Pemcr SI 38 .583 harleMn 74 .40 Minnpap 73 5 Mirhita 60 76 .441 Omaha 71 8 .511 liuisville 55 83 .399 GAMES TODAY Indianapolis Louisville. Charleston at DenTer. Wichita M. Omaha at Minneapolis.

THE PUTURE FOR A SECOND HONEYMOON ucoum HUUftCO tP TO UtM I L. eeftfir o0wir a-Doublod for Aparicio In seventh. b-Ran for Northey in seventh. c-Struck out for Stone In seventh. d-Walked for Pascual in ninth.

e-Ran for Berberet In ninth. Chicago 000 000 32 0 5 Washington iuu vs. Runs Chicago: Minoso. Philley. Lollar.

Hatfield. Washington: ttzijeraia. Sievers Lemon. Error: j-ox. nuns usutu in: Flews 2.

Philley. Northey 2. Mtnosq 2. Two-base hit: Northey. Three-base hit: Olson.

Home runs: rniney, Minoso. plav: Esposlto to i-ox to uropu. in baes- Chicago Washington 9. Bases on balls off- Harshman 4. Stewart 1.

Struck out bv Harshman 7, Stone 2, Pascual 1. Kits "off: Harshman 8 in 9 innings P'tched to natter in mmm. niuuti 1 in t. Ramos 8 6's. Stone 0 in Stewart 2 in 1 Pascual 0 in runs aim earned runs: Harshman Kinaer u-u.

Ramos 3-3, Stone O-U. Meari rs-cual 0-0- Winning pitcher: Harshman (11-9'. Losing pucr.pr. r.aiiws t- Umpire-: McKiiiley. Kice hianeriy mers.

Time. 2.4a. Auenanucr. t.jc. Kirkwood at St.

Uair Joe Kirkwood, famous trick shot golfer, will appear at St. Clair Country Club on Labor Day at 5 p. m. Tri-State PGA Scores Mike Pavella. Washington Countv 37 34 71 Dale Andreason, Westmoreland 36 37 73 Tom Blaskovich, Pleasant Valley 37 37 (4 Carl Beljan, Churchill Valley 37 37 7 4 L-- Worsham, 38 37 75 Art Tucke, Highland 38 37 75 Bill Moran, Baldoc 39 36 75 Herman Worsham, Youghio- ghen 38 3 6 Dick Masterson, 39 37 Wallv Grant.

Mt. Lebanon Park 3 7 39 7 6 Ted Luther. South 39 37 7 6 Steve Gavdos. 38 38 76 Monty Onore'ta. Schenley Park 37 40 77 Andv" Borkovich, Bracken- ridse 39 38 77 John McGoldrlck, Churchill Valler 3 3 77 Chuck Scally, Scally Rame 42 35 77 Wallv Sinipson, Simpson Ranje 3" 7 Hut C'orTey.

Moundsvllle, W.Va, 38 40 78 Joby Connor. Green Oi-s. 38 4 1 79 John Capebianco, Fox Liiapel 42 38 80 Tony Barkovich, unattacned. 4 1 39 bO Gus" Andreone, 40 40 80 Ray Cera-, Alcoma 4 1 39 SO Perrv Delvecchio. Grcensburg 4 1 39 80 Dave Wallace.

Blalnmont. 42 38 80 Bud Gaskill, Nemacohn 4 1 39 80 Paul Erath. Fox 39 4 1 80 Andy Gaspar, Stanton Heights 4 1 40 81 Vie Choltco, Hillcrest 4 0 41 81 Johnnv Darak. 40 41 81 Bob Kidd. Greene 42 40 82 Leo Anderson, Mt.

Union Legion 39 43 82 Russ Sherba, Mt. Lebanon G. 42 82 Frank Kiraly. 41 42 83 Pau: Biggy. Butler 4 2 41 83 Wielgoleski.

South Hills 4 2 4 2 84 Wal'er Johnstone, Oak Hills 42 42 84 John Conley. Mt. Lebanon C. 37 47 84 Ken Sumner. Raccoon Public 41 4 3 8 5 Sam Depe.

St. Clair 43 42 85 George Anderson. North Fork 43 42 85 Francis Barrett, North Park 47 39 86 Lou Soacnoia, Vandererift 43 48 91 Dave McCormick. Shannoptn No card Chuck OnoreUa, Williams card Htnry Schneck, Berkeley Hills. No card Joe Nagy.

Indians C. No card Today's pairings: 9 30 Coffey, Anderson. Kiraly. 9:37 Erath, Delvecchio. Simpson.

9:44 Barrett and Sumner. 9:51 Pavella, Lew Worsham, Blaskovich, 9:58 Tucke. Belian. Conley 10:05 Sherba, Andreason, Luther. 1.0:12 Scally.

Cerar, Gaskill. 10:19 Wielgoleski, Masterson, Wallace. 10:26 Starter's time. 10:33 Choltco, Capeblanco. Andreone.

10:40 Herman Worsham. Grant, Tony Barkovich. 10:47 Ktdd, Gaspar. Moran. 10:54 Biggy, A.

Borkovich, McGold-riek 11:01 Connor. Gaydos. Darak 11:08 M. Onoretta, Johnstone. For breath sublime Samovar truly fine! fSamovp VODK 51 05 45 Qt.

cm Hi4 iT 11 i 1U1 U1U llll VMlfelfe Lincoln. 3-1 WICHITA. Aug. 2S The Midland (Pa.) Steelers. eliminators of the defending champion, Wichita Boeing Bombers, on Sunday, tonight defeated, and eliminated the Lincoln Neb.) Kiwanis', 3-1.

The win assured the Penn-sylvanians of at least a seventh place tie in this year's national semi-pro tournament. Midland gets its next start at 5:30 Friday. Bob Lawrence, Midland first sacker, picked up a single and a double in four trips to the plate. Lincoln 0 0ft 10 1 5 1 0 0 1 0 0 10 3 Midland Gustafson Herman, Daniels Brad- fhaw. Three 31ore Prelims Ad(lel to Ohio Card Three more prelims have been lined up for the Saturday night boxing show at Steuben-ville's Harding Stadium.

Henry Hickman of the Hill takes on Johnny Bridges of Youngstown in a lightweight scrap. Jim O'Connell of Steu-benville meets Tony Sinibaldi of Youngstown in a light heavyweight go. and Joe La-Quatra of the Northside boxes Charley Walker, another Pitts-burgher, in a heavyweight affair. All three bouts are four-rounders. The show is headed by two eight-rounders pairing heavyweights Johnny Harper and Art Mayorga and lightweights Waymon Dawson and Noel Humphreys.

Had valid excuse in lt. 3-1 On the improve Sharp try Monjlav Not, out of it Mediocre Over (Lao h.ill Never in contention Plods along Brown Atom. 111. In good spot Factor on top effort Could awaken suddenly Some other time Been poorly handled May better this ratine Not with thes Tab for mud SI -l P-l 12-1 20-1 20-1 Hi-Buddy. 119.

up. 6i2 furlongs. S-5 7-2 0-2 6-1 6-1 s-l 12-1 15-1 1 1-16 miles. 2-1 5-2 4-1 Edee in tteht fit Will be hard to catch Defeated ordinary field Early foot in Canada Just left maiden ranks Upset possibility Would move up in mud furlonss. The logical choice Get' figure Rounding lo form Menu consideration May have needed last No Alike Dull recent efforts 10-1 12-1 15-1 UP 6', h-2 7-2 4- 1 o-2 5- 10-1 1 1 jo-i Far bflcK early part 1 1-16 miles.

2-1 3-1 7-2 Wei 1 placed it a in nuni'ci ui call Will be right there Must improve more May be a sleeper Shows tittle Look other way ft'l 8-1 10-1 20-1 up. 5 furlongs. 2-1 Reported ready 3-1 Verv speedy youngster up. 1 5-16 miles. 7-.

Wire to wire usain Looms stout challenger Slow track preferred Has KFfik pilot Muddy tnjng only Can indorse Here it is Benefited in Ian lias t-arly spfed Ancient but still fleet Doing fairly well Recent discouraging Also luns Hayhurner 3- i 4- 1 9-2 i. 0-j 15-1 tip furlongs. S-2 3-1 4-1 S-l -t 12-1 20-1 I Vni.t Btty. 112, Grand Pappy. 120.

Oh Linda, 115. Wheeling Race Entries FIKVT J-500 3-year-cids and up. furlongs. PP Horse. Weight.

Jockey Odds Comment. Facet. 111. no boy. Marco Lea 111.

no hov 2 Hypo Chance. Ill no 1 Windsor Castle 106, Tick Boy. 116 no Sudden Kfs, 111, no 3 Firuria. 1 14. no boy 4 Our Boston.

116. no Also eligible Lady Tacaro, Ill; SF.C OND $1 000 3-year-olds and rrivate A Hair. 115. no hov 6 Evas War, 115, no tyy 8 Mara Maru, 109 C. C.

5 Patio Patter, 3 15, Staufler 4 Gay Marion, 103. Cave 3 Lochmel. 120. no boy 2 Little Fang. 117.

Johnson 1 Dash For Cash, 120, no boy THIRD $900, 3-year-olds and up, 6 Many Secrets, 119, no boy 2 Gallant Mint. Ill, C. C. 5 Lovely Miss. 114, Lillibridge 1 Sun Song.

116. Basham 7 Mustard Seed, 105, Johnson 4 Royal Souvir. 101. Cave 3 Fancy Dream, 109, Cave FOIR1H $1 ono. 3-vear-olds 7 Happy Bull.

120. Little 8 On To Oregon. 112. no 2 Bucky C. 117 no boy 3 Wanna Start.

115. no 5 Brown Tieress. Cassidy 6 Warehouseman 117. 4 Seasoning. 117.

no h(1y 1 You 1J0. no boy and Flf III SI 000. .1 and 4-year-olds. 4 KaiiMret te 105. to bov .1 Renown Eflorf.

100. Cave 5 Odarquest. 110. no boy 1 Clodhopper, 11. no 6 Maboobalee, 105 no boy 2 Star, 105, no boy 7 Cu Cujo, 110, no boy SIXTH $1,200.

3 -year-olds 1 Nip Mah. 111. no boy and 6 Bud Buden, 111. no A Bim Bim, 106, 4-1 Been racing with better 7 Give All, 115, no boy 6-1 Good late foot 2 Living High, 111. no 8-1 Disappointed all 3 Blue Lovely.

120, no 10-1 ln-and-outer 5 Rachel's Gal, 101, Cave 12-1 Over her head SEVENTH $1,200. "The Lancaster," 3-year-olds and up, 6', furlongs. 3 Retrouve, 114. no boy R-5 Today's best bet 6 Miss Boston. 109.

Cave 5-2 Hard hitting old lass 5 Blue Label 2nd, 119. no 3-1 In clever hands 1 Golden Grip, 114. no boy -l Not in good form 4 Cab Happy, 116, no 10-1 May be overmatched 2 Pig Latin, 114. Lillibridge 12-1 speed local bow 4 Gm 8'aoes ad travtH cms. AT ALL SUM EIGHTH $1,100, 3-year-olds and 1 New York, 112.

Downs 6 Columbus Bound, 117. Bero. 3 Shaker Lee, Suzy Perette, 104. Cave 4 Big Else, ill no boy 2 Honeylight. 114.

no boy MM 1 000. 3-ear-olds and 1 Bantam Ben. 117. no 6 Bftsy Betty, lis. no boy 4 Grand Lark.

120. no 2 Tor Mel, 117, Gardner 7 Jimmv Gibbons 120, 5 Bill Herson. 120. no boy 3 Mis Universe, 107. 5 Sandrlft, 112.

no hny Also eligible Slamming Siam. 115; Gaddy 117; Colonel Jack, 117, DRUG STORES Product of U. S. Boak Kompaniya, Sclianlay, Pa, and Fresno. Calif.

Mad from Grain. 80 Proof..