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Who caught Ross
Baumgarten's first major
league shutout?
Mike Colbern. On Aug.
27, 1978, Baumgarten
yielded five hits, as the
Chicago White Sox defeated
the Cleveland Indians, at
Comiskey Park, 6-0.
Which pitcher surren-
dered Stan Musial's
3,000th hit?
Moe Drabowsky. On May
13, 1958, in the sixth in-
ning, Musial, pinch-hitting
for Sam Jones, doubled to
score Gene Green. The St.
Louis Cardinals defeated
the Chicago Cubs, at Wrig-
ley Field, 5-3.
In a 1960 game, catcher
Norm Sherry hit a home
run to win a game for his
brother, pitcher Larry
Sherry. This was the first
game in which they ap-
peared together as a bat-

Polish historian Tadeusz
Manteuffel's "The Forma-
tion of the Polish State: The
Period of Ducal Rule, 963-
1194" has been translatdd
by Andrew Gorski and pub-
lished by Wayne State Uni-
versity Press.
The book describes the
organization of early Piast
(Poland), the Slavic tribal
unification and resistance
to German territorial ex-
pansion during this first
period of recorded Polish
history.
Manteuffel examines Po-
land in the context of the
emergent state system in
east central Europe and in-
terprets the consequences of
the transitory alliances and
frequent conflicts among
Bohemia, Hungary, Russia
and Poland. His narrative
ends with the death of
Kazimierz Sprawiedliwy in
1194 and the legitimization
of a fragmented and par-
titioned Poland.
Andrew Gorski, an in-
structor in Polish for the
Orchard Lake School Dis-
trict, is the author of a study
on Baudelaire and Dos-
toevsky and has written
several articles for the De-
troit News.

Israel Enters
Song Contest

BLOOMFIELD PLAZA MALL

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By YITZHAK BEN-CHONE

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What pitcher sur-
rendered the home run?
Ruben Gomez. On May 7,
1960, in the 11th inning,
Norm Sherry homered. He
had entered the game in the
seventh inning, as a pinch-
hitter for catcher Johnny
Roseboro. Larry Sherry
pitched the last four in-
nings, allowing two hits and
one run, as the Los Angeles
Dodgers defeated the
Philadelphia Phillies, at
Los Angeles Memorial Col-
iseum, 3-2.
In 1906, Barney Pelty
hurled a one-hitter. To
whom did he yield this
hit?
Eddie Hahn. On July 4,
1906, in the morning game,
Hahn led off. the ninth in-
ning with a single. The St.
Louis Browns defeated the
Chicago White Sox, at
South Side Park, 3 n

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GENEVA (JTA) — Israel
is participating in the. 1982
Eurovision song contest, an
annual event in which Is-
raeli entries took first prize
twice in recent years.
The contest will be broad-
cast on April 24 from Har-
rogate, England, on radio
and via satellite to 37 tele-
vision networks in 29 coun-
tries. It is produced this
year by the BBC on behalf of
the European Broadcasting
Union.
Eighteen European and
Mediterranean area coun-
tries are competing. The
order in which entries will
be presented was deter-
mined by lottery. Israel
drew 15th place.

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