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coLoRED-MD-. 30-MIN. RIDE, 5-R.. ..
a. fire water: Sl1.5O Eaton rd. se-4-r
fr-. $3.50. Nr. Lee Hwy. zVa.-,l25a.,, -
r; fruit. we'll So Sale, DouslaS PARK
viii sacrifice on terms. lots Halls Hill, 500
up. $50 cash Sl0 mo. n E. RYON CO.
l2l6 N Y. ave National tHO1.
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Near Walter Reed Hospital.

:. ~nn-'i-ro0rn d"tac' - Colonial con-
vel!cHtly situated in splendid residential
section = block from stores and trans
poTa.!on; near schools churches and
,ecTce 'onal l2c.i.'!- &c entity renovated,
Fn0t
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20 MORE NEW
DETACHED HOMES UNDER
CONSTRUCTION.
PESTPIcTFD SECTION

"3i bed rooms I-@-3 baths everythlrE
you've planned are III these homes Large
rooms. large porches slate roofs. fireplac0s.
recies lo,, ,tcn rooms 'ci2Set3 mat WI hod hye
trees. Select YOUR house nov so you can
select your paper. paint. eiec fixtures. limo
Prices rance from S7.i5" up. Cur sample
house Is cenlsr-hau plan large bed
rooms. :! baths. q only - $50 worth
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CHEVY Chase. Nd.

S13.5"o--One block from the circle in
this most picturesque section Of old Chevy
originally deSigned by leading architect
for his own home. There arc four bed
rooms. two baths and a beautiful frst
floor. The lot is unusually large being
G0xl25. Out-of-town owner has placed
this low price for quick sale.
THOMAS j. FISHER & CON-
PANY, INC.
73S 18th St NV District $3.50.
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SALE-HOUSES.

NORTHWEST SUBURB-S7 $50.
This is the largest new house available at
this bargain price. Solid brick construction:
o large rooms. breakfast nook, furred and
insulated. detached garage. Reasonable
terms Call National 14a9
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WANTED-RooMS AND BOARD

ELDERLY GENTLEMAN and employed lady.
rooms and board with private family Ao-
dress Box 239-X Star office, -.
GIRL. Govt emp. desires room and oosro
with Catholic private family. Address, BOX
c4lX, Star office.
ROAPD AND ROOM, strict diabetic diet;
private family preferred. Address Box
ok. Star Office. :
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Heart of Mt. Pleasant.

This handsome Colonial brick home con-
tainS u very spacious rooms. > complete
baths. modern kitchen with electric re-
frlseration. piece sink and modern. at
tractlve style; closed rear porch: COM
pletely insulated: deep Handicapped lot,
Lear garage. Truly bargain.
ERANK 6 PHI IIpS DIGr LII
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DESK SPACE.
SALE-INyEsTMENT PROPERTY.

DESK SPACE-GirI to answer telephone.
726 Jackson pl. NV. Call Metropolitan
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RENT-SUBURBAN.


LEE EEIGHTs Va rms AND BATH
nice section; - minutes cut, So. Call
Walnut 19iO. evenings. Walnut 9l1N.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW. FURNISHED; Low
rent; garden included. Duke 81. ext. Alex.
Va About miles city on right side high
way
FOR RENT, 6-ROoM HOUSE CELLAR
and attic; all odern Improvements,
screened-in porcheS, hot-water heat. ga
rage This house IS situated on Route l.
ter of Wash. A S. DONIPHAN & son.
4O5 Doniphan Bldg, Alexandria. Va.
Phone Alexandria $40.
So WITH OPTION OF PURCHASE. DE-
sirab.e home in beautiful new suburb. 10
minutes from city. Living room with fire.
place. dining loom. library. large kitchen:
pantry. Breakfast room. 3 bed rooms tiled
bath with shower. Floored attic; built-in
sarage. 1o0-ft. frontage. nicely land
scaped Price $50; easy terms.
RALPH W. GRAIN
4249 Lee Hiehway- Walnut Gn19
I3-RooM HOUSE BATHS. CITY
water h-w h. double garage SO mo.
A. H. BROOKS,
SOLO Columbia Pike. Arlineton Va.
PhOne Clare06OO
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HOUSES-FUR. AND UNFUR.

EDCEMOOR - NEW BRICK HOUSE s
rooms. 3 baths and lavatory; HANDICAPPED
grounds. built-in lear garage. Call OWN
ER. West 1874.
CLEVELAND PARK-0-ROoM DETACHED
home near National Cathedral. garase on
premises. Call OWNER. West 1874.
CH. CHI. D. c. 41O9 INGCMAR NV
Detached Il rms. bath eleC. refrigeration.
oil heat; large. coo! yard; garaEe. close TO
schools car line, bus, yearly lease or longer.
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.

WANTED-TO BUY LIKE RENT, LIvABLE
small house with two or more acres. near
transportation: shade and fruit trees de-
sired substantial monthly payments; near
by Maryland or Virginia. Address BOX
.31 *. Star Office IL
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

/ OR . UNFURNIsHED ROOMS, KITCH-
en-. bath. Brook!Snd Brentwood OF Ia
koma. D. c GeorEla 6l62
FURNISHED APT OR HOUSE. :, BED
linn. occupancy. Address Box 21S-X. Star
cfice Il
WOMAN. PERM EMP. AND BOY. AGE II.
want unfurn :! rooms. k. and b. by Sept. !
house Must be very reasonable. Address
Box ,lnI-X Siar Office
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ROOMS. BATHS
GOss REALTY COMPANY.

5000 Wisconsin Ave. Wise. e32:'
& 1850 90 - WELL-LOCATED. DETACHED
Palisades, close to bus and car lines; Z
ROOMS S5r1sN4 q BED Rooms one small ROOM ;
screened front and rear porches, complete
bath and frst-floor lavatory: OIL neat;
insulated roof windows and doors screened
and weather-stripped All in good condi-
ton Fine buy. BOSS e. PHELPS. ma
TJNNAT Npn0
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$500 CASH-S5O MONTH.
BUY YOUR HOME NOW.
5lS SHERIDAN ST. NV.
Semi detached. ) rooms. th----S6.2o0
eli KENNEDY ST. INV.
rooms. bath. garage 200
10 BRYANT STREET N,
Rsrage oT5riS price i-'''ol' HNN-IN----~S1.45
& rooms BAH NeM earaSe a9N o., WV So 600
I343 OWEN PLACE NE.
g rooms. bath. porcheS. garage --S69o0
g ,ooms. porcRes. sarage 49, - SG.95o
TI5 ~IsORIDA AVENUE NE.
6 rooms bath @-car ea-age------S5.50 500
All the above houses represent excellent
valrc. Inspection any time. For home
barCGiNS 500 us.
WAPLE g. JAMES, INC,
10oi 1d,[ - w nict ..vi-
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WANTED-BUSINEss PROPERTY.

lot store property or house, Give loca-
tion and price. Address Box 10l-X. Star
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2OO7 o ST. NV ROOMS AND BATH,
h-wh, ell service: ross. 10th Open after
> pm. HOWENSTEIN. 14lS H 81. NV.
WALKING DISTANCE. 1880 R. l. AVE.
w.-Refrigeration and gas free; quiet
hall. kitchen. bath, porch Garage available.
COPIEY COURT, 1914 l7th ST NV
Switchboard, elevator; refrigeration. gas
free; :! large rms, recep. hall, Kitchen
hath
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SUMNER COTTAGES.

AVAILABLE AUG. sEPT-5-ROOM COT
taEe screened porChes Lake Seneca n y
week or month reasonable: ami. Cal
after : pm Columbia gj5',
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3aoI CONN AVE APT. "o?--oPEN FOR
inspection: beautifully furnished :'-room.
reception hall kitchen and bath apt: llv-
ing room l5x!6. grand piano radio. Over
looking Rock Greek Park. Reasonable. l6-
LARGE "-ROOM APT KITCHEN EQUIP
nlent: reasonable rental; convenient TO
Govt bdcs $50 Penna. ave. NV.
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SALE--LOTS.

. ADJOINING LOTS In CHEVY CHASE,
d. c.. sewer and water connections Price,
S1.250 each. Phone Cleveland 2139 after
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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED.

GREATLY REDUCED TO $50 FOR sum;
mer mos Quet. cool cor. apt; r. ana
porch, attractlveIy furn.; adults; lso2
Mirtwood pl NV. Walnut S69:-W
-NzER 1886 18th ST; NV AND :
49, 49, rafr1nn "a tin,l. 81. 20 to SGD 30
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BROOKLAND SACRIFICE.

81 S1250-BARGA1N-S1 $50
1887 Lawrence 50 n.e.-BungaloW. )
nice large rooms, hot-water heat black
tiled bath. beautiful tiled kitchen cabinet
slnk; nice shrubbery. Gear garage; fire.
place IN living room. Only $50 Cash
$50 month.
L. V. THACKER, INC,
o1nf 10Th ST NE Pot n2S-
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OPEN TODAY AND TONIGHT
1906 10th st. n.e.-s large rooms, pain;
semi detached brick home: oak floors,
mace built-in garage: Z years old and re-
conditioned like new; prices reduced from
IL G.
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BEAUTIFUL WOODBRIDGE,
DQCTORIl

Within week or two we will display
model home in a new group of 35 in a
GEORGETOWN locality. where very sizeable
number OF families have already taken
residence and to which increasingly more
will come-doubtless receptive to having
a .neighborhood physician or dentist. One
adaDts itself for a professional man in a
way. that his office or consultation room
would be entirely independent from his
home. We will be very glad to arrange
for doctors to inspect this property ahead
Of the formal public showing if they will
phone Metropolitan 1876 and state the
time that they prefer to do So
MOSS REALTY COMPANY.
Tower Bldg. Metropolitan 1THR
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RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY

lower floor. Departmental Bank Building,
l796 Pennsylvania ave NV Apply to
JOHN F. MORAN. Receiver. Columbia 5000.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BROOKMONT, MD-WIDOW IN GOVT.
service desires cheerful young couple share
modern. Veil-furnlshcd detache7 duplex
suburban apt; beautifully located amidst
trees on hiEh ridge on Potomac: baby
grand piano, radio, l Car fare. Wis. 5i55.
f-S'
gas and elec furn.: first floor, private en-
trance: on bus line: large yard and porches.
Reasonable. :2l6 West Montgomery ave-.
Rockville. Md.
. LARGE ROOMS, : WINDOWS. SEMI
private tile bath elec. refrlEeratlon; bus at
corner. 1Oc to downtown: furnished; adults
Si5 month. including electricity 1.,,1a n.
Glebe rd Clar. f56. Walnut 9391.
modern improvements: , rooms each. S25
each. BUELL. FARM AGENCY, Herndon.
Va Phone rs
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THE EDGEWOOD.

1928 3rd ST NE.
Apt 2O7-Attractive Groom. kitchen
and bath apt. , exposures; Electrolux re-
frigcration Only vacancy in this new.
completely modern bldg Moderate rental.
WAGGAMAN-BRAWNE
100 Eye St. NV Met. 1850.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

HOME IN BEST NORTHWEST SECTION
for income producing property or sell.
Address Box 252-X. Star offce.
ATTRACTIVE S-ROOM HOME, IN MONT.
gomery County. lid. Modern improve
ments. Beautiful grove OF trees; several
acres of land. will exchange for city
home or income property. Priced to sell.
w. S. HOGE, JR.
Walnut 194O Walnut al5S
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SIS LAMONT ST. N.W.-VERY ATTRAC.
liv rm bed rm.. din. kit. bath. elec. re-
frigeration; very reas. Call after 1 80 p m.
1881 18TH ST. N.W-STUDIO APT VERY
large living room with full-Slze fireplace.
dining room, kitchen: all commodious:
erilled windows: Ground floor; newly refin-
lShed See ianitor
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SALE-INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
WIDOW WILL SELL AT SACRIFICE
dwelling and store al c9Ul 18th 81. ne
Call after ) pm. -- ---
ON G ST. Sc. NEAR 1th-sIX-ROOM
brick. electricity and ,gas: house recently
repaired; rent colored tenant So: 90 per
month. Price S':.10G. G: w. SIMPSON
CO.. 1929 Vermont ave. Met. 300.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
S3,l5O-THREE SMALL BRICK HOUSES
near Bladensburg rd 3 blocks north of
Sears-Roebuck store: rent; S17 30 each;
total rental $3.50 monthly. Thls Is a
very fire investment.
$50 OO0-Large store on wide commercial
street in downtown northwest section;
rents to chain store at an annual rental
of So, 700 per year: leased for five years.
This is wonderful opportunity TO OBJ
tain a fine store in choice location.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1SnS II ST. NV National H345.
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New detached brick Colonial large lv-
ins room dining room and kitchen on lst
foor master ped rooms on md floor,
attached garage fun cellar gas heat The
structure nd finish OF this house are ex-
ceNcnt. The location on n LARGE lot with
trees. Is most a1Dcal.ng ard the price is
cNcrntlnnallv far
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81 RANDOLPH PL. NV BETWEEN
and S StS. - rooms kitchen and bath.
Frigdaire S45. Phone District 0s64.
= ROOMS AND BATH: NICE LOCATION
at Rock Greek Park near Calvert, 24l0
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

UNIQUE 5-ROOM BUNGALOW, ADJACENT
wooded park, in Sligo Park Hills. Cool,
restful. Sublet for August Bargain. IT,
Park Crest Drive. Silver Spring, Md. Shep-
herd 1851 JUSTIN LAURIE.
6 BED ROOMS. ~ ACRES. SWIMMING
pool shace trees. = open fireplaces, 3 baths.
library h -wh.. double garage. electric
refrieeration 15 minutes downtown. Year
ly lease Shepherd 4169.
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APARTMENT BUILDING

$4,000
Mount Pleasant Section-Larae unit with
low rents Showing excellent return.
MOSS REALTY COMPANY.
Tower Bldg. Metropolitan 1776.
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1897 KENYON ST. NV.

"S9S CONN. AVE NW-"-ROOM BACH
elor apt. l. windows. overlooking yard;
maid Service: immediate possession.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

II MILES FROM DISTRICT LINE in near;
+? Md All mcdcrn convenences: $40 and
81! a week. Address Mrs. T, 7 Bowie CIasett'
MitsGeryler M rd5GE 69ys On shenandoah
RIVER, Front Roval Va Week end and va.
canon guests fishing. boating: e%Geiien.
table; rcas. Phone Front Royal l09-F- ~
A FEW GUESTS can be accommodated IN
scrupulously clean home: sood; nourishine
meals lar-e verapdas. large. shady lawns
CentIes only No contaEious diseases. Mrs.
J F Cummins, Homewood, Blue Rldse
Summit. Pa.
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STUDIO APT. $3.50.

Spacious. l room. dressing closet and
bath; cool; green walls with white wood
work. Free cleo Ready to move in.
WAGGAMAN-BRAW
100 Eye st. NV. Met. $3.50.
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NEARBY VIRGINIA.
Aurora Hills Homes, Inc.
Phone jackson 1866.
QUICK ACTION NEEDEDu

>:;.150 by owner. bsrsain seekers value
Complete attr0ctiye COTTAGE LARGE land
scaped lot, fruit / lovely rooms bath au-
matte heat c.tv improvements. 10 minutes
70 CITY: = blocks to stores. transportation.
Cool
H>in-n.,Gnr, ~ Snn
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

BRENTWOOD. MD.-Basement room for
two $3.50 week each; garage available
Call after &. Greenwood 2714. l6'
LARGE FURNISHED ROOM for employee
couple, near bus line; also garage. Can
Faus Church 97-J-.. -
LEE HEIGHTS. VA. 1861 :.:!rd I'd. north
Cool room. garaee; is minutes down.
town Clarendon l3Sl-W.
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NEW APT. BLDG.

Upper 18th st. section: corner; detached;
furred and insulated; six apts.; automatic
oil burner: electric equipped Kitchens
rented reasonably for approx. $4,000 per
annum: price. on terms. S2G G5uu: VIII
show fine return on cash required Call
Mr. DREW Met. ISL. F. ELIOT MID
DLETON. 2O5 Investment BLDG.
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q BED ROOMS.
HOME SEEKERS.

1311 HOLLY ST. NV.
Detached center hall home. large Twins
r. d. r, kit. bed r. bath, large lot. ga
reEe. BIRON. Metropolitan ZOO.
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ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN

NEARBY VA-Couple wanted 70 room ano
Board and enjoy use of comIortaoIe nonlt
OF young people; S35 each Phone walnut
Sn:} ARUNDEL AVE, Hyattsville. MID
minutes to center OF city room ooeia, f
TRANSFORMATION and laundry. new prlVate
home for refined gentleman with rel; reaS'
Come after r.m. Greenwood CYL
ROOM AND BOARD for, two: large house.
H-scre lawn. baths: HOMEGROWN Neee-
tables and chickens; $50 each Phone
Walnut s. 81.
Evening star., 1936-07-16

BRAND-NEW APTS.
Excellent Location-220 Allison st. NV.
Ready for Occupancy July Is.
Unusually Large Rooms. Elec. Refrigeration.
Convenient to Schools and Bus Lines.
S55-Living room, bed room. dinette,
kitchen with special cabinets. tile bath,
built-in tub and shower.
S72 .5n-Front apt, living room. two bed
rooms. dipette, kitchen. tile bath, built-in
tub and shower.
Heat. hot water and janitor service
i404 K. CArRITz. DIST. o0so.
Evening star., 1936-10-07
Series Leaders
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Batting (regulars)-Poweu, Yank-
ees, ASS.
Runs-Powell, Yankees, 8.
Runs batted in-Gehrig and Lag
zeri, Yankees, Z.
Hits-Rolfe and Powell, Yankees,
10.
Doubles-Dimaggio. Yankees, and
Bartell, Giants, 3.
Triples-Selkirk, Yankees, /.
Home runs-Gehrig and Selkirk,
Yankees, 2.
Stolen bases-Powell, Yankees, I.
Pitching Gomez, Yankees, 20.
Evening star., 1936-10-07
SLIGHTLY BOOSTS
AVERAGE IN RUNS
Figures for Year 60 Per
Game, Clouts 43 in Six
Tits in Classic.
BY GRANTLAND RICE.


n YEw YORK, October TT you
nj want the answer, beyond all
alibis and all excuses, you
usually can turn TO the vital
statistics. They may be drab, minus
all romance or color, but they seldom
fail the practical soul. During the
course Of the season the New York
Yankees in 155 ball games scored
1,06S runs This lacks only a few
n1eager decimal points Of averaging
seven runs per game. The actual
figures are about SO runs from April
through September.
In the now defunct world series
party with the Giants. the same set
Of Yankees scored 43 runs in six
games-slightly better than seven runs
a battle. The National League was
supposed to have the big bulge in
pitching. yet the Yankee attack kept
rolling along at the same pace. after
the manner Of Old Man River in full
motion.
This Yankee power has never been
concentrated in one or two spots. It
Is likely TO emerge at any sector Of the
batting order, from top to bottom. It
has been that way all year. No rival
pitcher can tell where the explosion
will take place-where the nitro.
glycerin is parked.
For example. in the final game Lou
Gehrig and Bill Dickey-the two star
Yankee hitters-collected just on.
single in 10 times at bat But. as
these two big blasters fell away, Red
Rolfe. Joe Di Maggie, Jake Powell and
Tony Lazzeri turned in II hits. The
lower end of the Yankee offensive con-
tributed 10 OF the II hits and 9 Of the
Is runs. The Yankees give you no
resting spots-no vacations-no re-
cesses.
Evening star., 1936-10-07
Drama Marks Every Game in World Series
in

League champions swept to rec
ord-breaking 1S-4 victory before
President Roosevelt, who saw Al
Smith added to the Giants pitch
ing victims.
Third game-Faiiure Of Fred
Fitzsimmons, Giants pitcher, to
handle Crosetti's sharp grounder
In the eighth inning, thereby per-
mittins Yankees to score winning
run and win, 2-1. On four hits.
Fourth same-carl Hubbell's de-
feat. his first In two world series,
as result Of Yankee batting drive
climaxed by Lou 0ehrigis home
run in the third inning. while
record crowd Of 66,66s looked on at
Yankee stf fdium. Score, b-2.
Evening star., 1936-10-07

dency and let him mismanage the
country.
In the final analysis, the
two clubs did not belong on the
same ball field. Aside from
outhitting and outfielding their
rivals, the Yanks could run
bases. and this was an import
ant angle.
In Fitzsimmons' 2-to-1 defeat, for
example, Moore opened the game with
q single, moved up on q sacrifice,
and could get no farther than third
when Terry followed with q good long
single. A double-play ball by OFT
ended the inning that might have
changed the complexion of not only
that game but the entire series.
The Giants, in truth, were q slow
running ball club. Sixteen times in
the series Terrymen had chances to
run from first to third, or second to
home, on singles. They did it only
five times, while on IL occasions they
advanced only one base on a hit. 1t
was difficult to see how the Giants
ever let Shanty Hogan get away be-
cause he couldn't run.
The better team won all
right. It's only the idea that
It might have lost II Fitx had
fielded one ball cleanIy that
surprises you. As IL was, the
Yanks got the break. and they
always say the better team
makes It's breaks.
Evening star., 1936-10-07
The Giant Defense.

THE Giants had to take their gamble
on the pitching defense of Carl
Hubbell. Hal Schumacher and Fred
Ftzsimmons. Each one of these
pitched a fine ball game But there
wasn't a member of the trio who could
handcuff the Yankees for two games
in row. Hubbell gave a brilliant ex.
hioition in the rain and mud Of the
opener-but they had his number in
the next start. Fitzsimmons pitched
the best game of the series in his first
appearance. He held the Yankees ia
four hits, but in his second turn,
meaning the final game, they ham
mered him for nine hits and five runs
In less than four innings.
Schumacher. driven to the showers
abruptly, came back with one Of tbs
best exhibitions of the series. Yet he
needed 10 innings in which to win a
tough game.
Evening star., 1936-10-07
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
n FEW YORK, October T.
nj Here were the main dra-
" matte moments of the all
New York world series,
game by game:
First game-Blow-up of YAM
KEGS infeld defense in the eighth
inning on o diamond converted
into quagmire by q steady rain.
enabling Carl Hubbell to score his
seventeenth victory In row easily
and end the YAnks' world series
winning streak. Score. 81.
Second game -Seven-run rally
by Yankees In third inning. eli.
NAKED by Tony LaSSeri's home run
with bases fun - American
Evening star., 1936-10-07
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatcn 70 The 6tar.
n YEw YORK. October THE
nj better team won, Of course,
" and of this observation there
4 can be little doubt. Lurking
in virtually every Yankee bat was
power and the threat of extra-base
punch. On the base paths there was
speed and in the field there was agil-
ity, especially in the infield.
The Giants had none Of these
assets in comparative measure. The
Giants merely had limited source Of
pitching and when Hubbell and Fitz-
simmons were rushed back into the
fray before the weariress left their
venerable arms. they were unveiled
to be not unlike any other hurlers.
And, yet, when you perform
the autopsy, you are amazed TO
realize how close the Giants
came to stringing out the series
and even winning 1t today in
stead of heading homeward with
the losers end of the record
spoils.
A week from today the Giants drew
first blood. That was the day Hubbell,
on a damp. dark afternoon, shook
the mud of his spikes and pitched
the National Leaguers to 6-to-l
victory. That was as it should have
been-as everybody figured.
The Third Game Hurt.
THE next game saw the famed
murderers' row commit its FIRST
and bloodiest butchering. A cold
and heartless crew the Yanks were
that day. They chased Hal Schu-
macher from the premises and cruci-
fed AL Smith. They slaughtered Dick
Coffman. knitted Frank Gabler. and
crushed poor Harry Gumbert to win,
1874. and either break or tie q dozen
world series records
That, too. was to be expected,
although perhaps the sheer
fierceness was not anticipated.
But the murderers' row had to
break loose sometime.
1t was the third game that won the
series-Fred Fitzsimmcns' game Sat-
urday. Fat Freddie deserved to win
it. He held the Yanks to four hits
He outpitched Hub and all the rest
But when q timid and almost apolo-
getic bounder by Frankie Crosetti
bounced of his own glove for a hit
with two out in the eighth inning and
Jake Powell on third base, Fftz lost,
to l.
You do not figure to lose these kind
of games. Except for the game which
Hubbell pitched, it was the only time
the Giants outhit the yanks. They
made II hits OF Hadley and Malone
but only got one run.
So Far and Yet So Near, II
YOU picked the Yanks to win. but
the Giants must be given their
dues. If they had won Fitz,s first
game for them it would have given
them . 2-to-1 lead in the series.
Then. on Sunday, Manager Bill
Terry would not have been forced to
use Hub again after only three days
Evening star., 1936-10-07
VIRGINIA AIR GAME
IS WORRYING NAVY
Planning No Changes in Starting
Eleven for Last Home Tilt
of Season Saturday.

A NNAPOLIS, Md, October Tom
= Hamilton said yesterday that he
contemplated no change in the Navy
team which will lineup against Vir-
ginia here Saturday.
At present there is no question about
the first choice linemen and only one
place in the backfield in doubt. Player
and Soucek are the ends, Lynch and
Hessel the tackles. Capt. Morrell and
Dubois the guards. with Miller at
center. Schmidt, Case and Antrim
are sure-fire backfield men. Thomas,
Reimann and Ingram still are posi-
bilities ut the other halfback places.
Yesterday the special preparation
Evening star., 1936-10-07

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