lay's All -Star Tit
batter from Chicago with .327, C151 E
leads off.
After Cerv comes Bill Skowron
of New York on first base, Frank.
Malzone of Boton on third, catch- THE SECET OF 60 AHEA, . C.,
er Guis Triandos of Baltimore, INVINCIBILITY LIES IN SASHf ME iN THE
shortstop Luis Apario of Chicago THE STONJE STOMACH . S1OMASH
and Turley,
Neither Sterngel nor Haney would?
name any definite pitchers after,
their starters in this silver anni-;_tr
<. ~~versary game. The American t (
League holds a 14-10 series edge i'
and is a 13-10 favorite, although)
++ ~~the~ National has won six of the. .
#last eight. The Americans won last e
year at St. Louis 6-5 with eachQ19 k * *'
team scring three In the ninth,
a ~~~Baltimore Proud Host sr , w.tra
Baltimore is all1 set to welcome
h~ its first All-Star game with a sell-
' out crowd of about 49,000. The RO N OR MICHIGAN DAILY
players will be driven through the Room and/or Board CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINGw
streets in convertibles ont the way good foodRAE
tthe park-just like Milwaukee. SummeroateATE
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many xtrachanes a Natonal With the major league players, HUNGRY? Csiiddalne ..diy
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Jeau ci sno tnwhoace n aaespcigtePoeN -21starting line-up (except pitchers) educational, independent food
Jacke Jesen f BotonwhoCo-op. Mion. thxru sat, at noon or
topsbot legue inhomrs 24)for the first time, the National ~PM uce 6,dnes6c
and runs batted in. (68); bats be- hstrePtsug iae nte~ae ntePn omo h BUSI NESS SERVICES
hind Mantle. Then comes Bob first team, They are left fielder Methodist Church 'at Huron & XSON11EGIRL, will bI aby art, ex
Bob kiner, hir baemanFrak stte.}yc perienced with children, Call NO 5-
Cerv of Kansas City, the clean-up BbSinr hr aea rn tt,)40 78 after 6 P.M J174
man, who is second to Jensen with Thomas and second baseman Bill CAMPUS CLOSEUPS -s~erm ppesRaon
Do you know?aberts rmtsrie.N8-50
22 homers and 62 runs batted in. Mazeraski The Braves also heave Phyllis Firestone .. ,..NO, 2590bl ats PoptsevceNO870
Tt~a's he otfild-erv n lftthree, counting the pitchers. Helen Priant ...... ... .NO 2-7880OEUwl tlsads J6
'Ta'.teotil evi et,} IOEM altlsaevenetian
Mantle in center and Jensen in M~usA2als ,I GAUTEWMN5th~ n et blinds intaled properly. Murphy
right. iol After leading off with Mays, Owould like to share apt.rivi oeortes 2 E ietN -7
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PLANNdED PARENTJ{OOD C:INIC - ___
baseman Stan Musial of St. Louis, Advice by physician on birth control Tropical Fish and supplies,
who breaks a record every time he Medical aid for couples who want UNIVERSITY AQUARIUM
children but who have been uanable 328 East Liberty NO 3-024
turns around in this his 15th All- to have them, Professional counsel )T26_______________
Star game.on marriage probems,- Phys~can, L
any asright fielder Hank nurse, - family counelor in charge ___MISCELLANEOUS
Aanetha Clinic hour, Tues~, 7:30 P.M. to 9:30 FREE khTI1Ns4;houe broken, need1
Aaron of his Braves in the clean- P.M. 122 N Fourth Ave. Phone NO 2-~ good home. NO 3-9250 after 5 P.M.
C+up spot despite his .289 average. 982. >F484 }lea____________)2
10-Is Ten cme horttopErni Baks UED ARSLEARN TO SWIM-students who are
Thencomeshotsto Erne Bnks SED ARSnon-swimmers, private and semi-pri-
L I § x a so f Chicago and Thomas who leads vte lessons by qualifed Water Safety
ns gructor Arrange your own time.
S the National with 22 homers and 1 953 PONTIAC Call JIacque at NO 2-2521, Rm. 30.
6arnGlst ae he a h 7 runs batted in,._ }2)x27
Watrreies besto m he on Mazeroski, catcher Del Crandall Radio, heater, good tires, very RADIOS REPAIRS
inceas inmemersipGils sidof Milwaukee and S ahn iound. out clean interior, For sale by owner,UIALMS,
"titcs would itak e somei time to pick i the batting order. CALL NO 2-473
the com ittee.Friend Probable Rellefer
The resolution authorizing the body's guess as the National start- 1958 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, 2- or
committee study referred to the er, now appears to be in line as hardtop. Torquenlite, power steern. HI FI T U DI
lure dangled before the league by the second pitcher.il ae l crIntad.NO2651 An amazing inventory of Hi F
MayorRobet WanerNf1Ne components available to you at
Mayr ob~' Wane oINw f Haney brings inl his left- 51 ENGLISH Austin, 4 dr., $400. ully catalogue price.
York City tis mornings handed htters like Milwaukee's equipped, 27 mpg, Excellent cond-
The myor old eagueoffiialstion, HU 2-150. )N67 T
Th ao odlegeofcasEd Mathews, or Chicago's Walt K--ITS
the 'city was fully ready to put up Moryn, Stengel could come up with. ilo olr.frabsbll15 OTA -or uswt
1milodolrfoabaella lefty such as Billy Pierce of 15POTA,4dobu ti we stock amplifier, A-FM~ tuner,
stadium and charge reasonable Chicago, Whitey Ford of New York hydramtic. A - 1 condition, and speaker enclosure kits in s-
Scut' or Billy O'Dell of the host Balti- $295. ea rns
Wagner", moving boldly to re more Orioles, 1953 CHEVROLET, 2-door, green, H I F1I EFRV ICE
Giants and Dodgers to California, Looks and runs good. $445 u nier n ehiin r
said the city was prepared to erect Start f in ep CEVOET -o, ren, s urervieesaeqintesllnsand
1955CHVOE,2drgen fully rielau competent and (quipped to
a 62,00 -seat ballpark in1 return BALTIMORE (P-Starting line. mn e el n
for a franchise.upfotda'Al-arBsbl Excellent condition inside and to advise you on the seletion of
Although Gfiles and club ownersupfotdasAl-arBebl Game: out, $895, coponents.
were impressed by the offer, they NATIONAL. LEAGUE, 96CERLT -or y- 11 33S.Uiest
made no commitment beyond the Wilie Mays, San Francisco, f 1indCeVROLETd-doassor, 6NO 2.279931 5oUnvrst
diteiin to- set up' the study cam- BoSknePtsugIinetadrtasmso.NO29 5
mit1,- t n u si l Cho ice f tw o, both low -m ile -l%
"Anything as much In ether as Hank Aaron, Mloauis,l ae n raysarp. $1 15, )7
this, you usually form a committee ieBnChcgs 1957 CHEVROLET convert iblIe. .__ __ ._____.:_....
to hunction,"bodmetedougwiheBil aekskiChittg, sbuh brd~ h te leBt ----
tohv oeoytruhwih Frank Thomas, Pittsburgh, 3b 'There is a choice of two, one
As Gilspt it, there are only Del Crandall, Milwaukee, c have radio, heater, power O50 *
two "choices if the"New York offer Warren Spahn, Milwaukee, p.:11
is accepted.AEICNL GE glide, and the V-8 engine,,
"Apeetcu ol ae to Nli o, hcg,2 while one has power steering
move In or the membership in-' Mce ateNwYrc besides, $2195,
Creased," he explained. JLki Jnsn Bstnr
Exomneiht tou10 tea fo n chd- iJsern,NBostorkl IM W IE IcIG S O
Expasio woud man ging Bob Cerv, Kansas City, If
uling simplicity. Present club own- Frank Malzone, Boston, 3b Car. W. Huron and First Sts o be e
er emdto fehswudb Inside Display Lot____
erh emd felti l e Gus Triandos, Baltimore, cNO332
the answer, if any. Luis NO 3co-Chcaos32116
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