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NEW DESIGN IN TEST-The Sceptre, Britain's boat in the
America's Cup races this week, is shown earlier in the fall. Aboard
are David Boy# (left), the designer and Graham Mann, the helms-
man. The Sceptre has many new sailing ideas that are being tried
for the first time.
ceptre Columb ia
TryAgan 'To day,'

By The Associated Press
BALTIMORE - Pitcher Jack
Harshman slugged two homers and
a double, driving in all his team's
runs, and spearheading the Orioles
to a 3-2 victory over Washington
last night before a crowd of 6,478.
On his third time up, with his
two homers behind him and the
score deadlocked in the seventh
inning, Harshman barely missed
striking his third homer. His high
wallop whizzed by the right field
pole, foul by only a couple of feet.
He then blasted a Pedro Ramos
pitch to the right field corner for
a two-bagger, scoring Chuck Oer-
tel.
CHICAGO -- Righthander Paul
Foytack and the Detroit Tigers
prevented Chicago from clinching
at least a tie for second place in
the American League last night
by clipping the White Sox, 3-1.
Detroit's Harvey Kuenn, bat-
tling for the league batting title,
was held to one hit in dive of-
ficial at bats and saw his average
slip one point to .318.
BOSTON-Ted Williams, fined
and forgiven,/ drove in four runs
with a homer, double and single
last night as the Boston Red Sox
edged New York, 9-8.
Pete Runnels, the AL's leading
batsman, got a double and single
in four trips to move his average
up two points to .325.
Williams finished 3-for-5 for
the night and advanced his mark
three points to .317.
MILWAUKEE - Ed Bouchee
drove in three runs with a homer
and a single tonight in last place
Philadelphia's 6-5 victory over the
National League champion Mil-
waukee Braves, who came up with
a ninth-inning rally but failed to
catch the Phillies.
Also contributing to the 10-hit
THiladelphia attack wa, the Na-
tional League's top hitter, Richie
Ashburn, who went two for four
and boosted his average to .344.
* * *.
KANSAS CITY-The Cleveland
Indians survived a bad case of
first inning jitters last night and
battled back to beat the Kansas
City Athletics, 7-5, as Randy Jack-
son clouted, a three-run game-
vinning homer.
The A's scored five times in a
horrendous first inning as the In-
dians aided them with a passed
ball and two errors.

B GUS MILLER
Special to the Daily
NEWPORT, R.I.-The two con-
tenders for the America's Cup will
resume their duel today over the
same triangular course they didn't
complete Monday.
sceptre spent yesterday's rest
period high and dry, while Colum-
bia went out for a practice sail.
Weather predictions today called
for more wind than in previous
days, so there may be more action
than before.
After the way Sceptre treated
Columbia on Monday's spinnaker,
run, it was not surprising to see
Columbia testing some of her spin-
nakers. The spinnaker is a sail
that operates on much the same
principle as a parachute, and the
British have some never seen or
used by Americans.
Theirs are made by a French
yachtsman-artist and his dress-

maker wife on the floor of a
French dance hall. They- seem to'
have hit upon something good
that can. be used successfully in
situations that Americans would
deem dangerous.
On the other side of the fen'ce it
turns out that the poorly setting
sails used by Sceptre on Saturday
and Monday were due to a pre-
dicted wind that never material-:
ized. One seemingly major rea-
sc- for Sceptre's poor early per-
formance was the superiority of
Columbia's. sails.
Another apparent defect in
Sceptre's performance: is the in-
experience of her crew irn light
wind. Unless the boat is kept mov-
ing in light air the sails lose their
wind'and take forever to regain
lost headway.
The Americans have been able
to do this when the British have
not.

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ROOM to share,. block from cam
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)C43
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)C41
NORTH CAMPUS - Furnished Univer-
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Utilities furnished. NO 3-4873 8-5
P.M. )C44
COOKING PRIVILEGES
Rooms for men. Automatic laundry
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1038 E. Huron. NO 5-6712, 1-6 P.M.
)C36
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made. Call Julan Plaut at NO 2-4419
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ONE OR TWO male students to share
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TWO ROOM Furnished Apt. Heat Fur-
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HI 9-2138. )C26
TWO NICE ROOMS for rent. Two
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After 6:00 Call NO 2-4271. )C24
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)032
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P.M. or daytime NO 3-9464. )C31
FURNISHED, 2 bedroom, insulated
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rent to responsible party. Call NO
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BEAUTIFUL room for two men in well
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)C35
ROOM AVAILABLE at Alpha Kappa
Psi, professional business fraternity.
Call NO 2-7409. )C19
AVAILABLE-Doubles for men. Suite
and double room, near. campus.
Phone NO 8-8681 after 5 p.m., 1011
E. University. )C20
2 BEDROOM HOUSE. Available imme-
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rate. HUnter 2-6014. )C21
PLEASANT, BIG double room for 2
male grad students. 1313 S. Forest.
NO 2-9806. )C22
WANTED: Two men to share apart-
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FOR RENT
1022 VAUGHN-Warm, pleasant single
room in quiet apartment near cam-
pus for mature graduate girl. Snack
privileges, $10 weekly. NO 2-5443
after 6 P.M. )C18
APARTMENT for married couple, 4
rooms. Also, single room with bath.
Both newly furnished. 332 Maynard.
Call NO 8-9737. )C14
DOUBLE or half double for men. One
block from Union. $7 per week. 509
at. Division or call NO 8-6757. )C17
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AVAILABLE
US-23 15 miles North of Ann Arbor.
Large lots, reasonable rates, pleas-
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STARLIGHT TRAILER COURT
10175 Bishop Rd. ACademy 7-7191
)C3
CAMPUS-1 BLOCK. Modern furnished
apartments. 514 S. Forest. NO 2-1443.
)C4
5 BOYS, lovely furnishedrbasement
apartment: Large living room, kit-
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and desks, utilities included. 1136
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Eat good food at reasonable prices.
Call house manager NO 2-8312, 1319
Cambridge Rd. )E2
ROOM AND BOARD. Reasonable rates,
Good food. One block from Business
Administration School. Contact Russ
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BOARDERS WANTED at Tappan Inter.
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Jerry Britton ...........NO 3-1561
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RELIABLE GIRL wanted for child care,
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5. )H9
IF YOU HAVE'occasional mornings and
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By CHUCK KOZOLL
Milwaukee's "bush l e a g u e rs"
have done it again.
For the second straight year the
National League flag will wave
over the Braves' County Stadium

as they host the New York Yan-
kees in the first two games of the
World Series, beginning Oct. 1..
But this year it will be different
as the Braves begin the series in
home territory with a surprisingly
intact pitching staff which boasts
a record superior to the New York
team.
Lew Burdette, who last year suf-
focatec the Yankees for 24 score-
less innings while winning three
games, is the probable Milwaukee
starter. In season play the lanky
West Virginian has accumulated
19 victories against 10 defeats.
All of that added up to a small
psychological 'advantage w h i c h
outfielder Mickey Mantle began
to notice late last month. In re-
viewing Milwaukee pitching . he
quipped, "Burdette will never win

three games this year, even with
last year's luck."
Braves' manager Fred Haney's
retort was, "He won't because he'll
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Johnson, called up from Wichita
for the injured Joey Jay, will pro-
vide extra mound personnel.

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