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sANK S. PHILLIPS. DIST. 141l.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

Detached center-hau house; rooms. D
baths, cedar closets: nice; large rooms:
So. 500 if you can make a good cash pay
ment 1t has TO be sold at once. so here u
your chance Call Mr. Partlow
WAPIE e. JAMES. INC.
1924 14th St. NV. District S346.
FOR COLORED OF BETTER CLASS
Tapestry brick home. 9 rooms. bath. H.
VIII. cleo, 3 porches. National S94e.
COLORED SECTION tDEANWOOD. D. CO
Small cash payment and easy monthly
terms Call WARREN T. COTHERN. a13
New York ave. w. National 1416. A.
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JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
S14 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
LINCOLN N0S4.
COLORED SECTION DEANWOOD. D. c.
Bath room and electricity: price. So. 80
per month Call WARREN T. COTHERN.
9l3 New York ave. NV. National 1411. a.
FOR COLORED.
3410 Georgia ave. n.w.-5 r. cleo. water
in kitchen: S35 80.
424 First st. n.w.-4 r.. cleo: 1st n;
So0.50
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CORNER APARTMENT.

CORNER APARTMENT.
Goth AND o SITS. Sc
tor service laundry privileges ONLY $50.
ELI BUSADA,
1923 goth st. Sc. Atlantic O3O7.
NEW BUILDING.
61O0 14th st. NV.
Quiet location: overlooking II 9Th ,,, st; and
bed r.. tiled bath with shower. Kitchen
11e7 1e rss ssSpiS 81 ~ eoEssEfs s.5'SSs, ss7s
10th ST.-5 RM. APT, SIS.
Modern apt. bldg. Large rms. tiled
bath; handy to cars. stores. etc: @ 3o3:'
HEATED.
914 S. C.. AVE. Sc.
rooms. bath--------------S62.60
1877 A ST. NE.
5 rooms. bath--------------- $3.50
661 MORRIS PL. NE.
80 EAST CAPITOL ST.
3 rooms. bath -------------$47.50
618 A ST. Sc.
638 PENNA. AVE. Sc.
room NoT Fl HEATED. ''S'''
339 18th ST. Sc.
5 rooms. bath. h:-w:h:. elec. $3.50
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
LINCOLN 00S4.
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oO21 BELMc,NT RID. Nw.-Corner bed
room, south Exposure. twin beds. private
bath also single rooms; references ex.
changed
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COLUMBIA HOTEL ol25 G ST.. NV
Sineie rooms Iron -; weekly. doubles from
81 all with running water. near showers
al monthly trS
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ROOMS MANIb.

GOVT ENGINEER wants room in small
private family where there are no other
roomers. Address Box 1857. Star ONCE.
WANTED-Room with bath, private home.
breakfast included: for c0ngenial Enelish
conversation exercise; large American
family preferred: japanese naval omcer.
300 Mass. ave. NV. Alban Towers.
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THE MARCHETA.

Furnished and tInf1rnished Apartments.
consisting OF l room. Murphy bed. kitch-
en- and bath to . rooms. kitchen and bath.
on house current. Apply Resident Man.
ager.' on premises West 01S0.
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO.,
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INyEsTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

AL-I5-APARTMENT BLDG. NEW.
all rented: copper pipes. insulated. life
time sinks; built to endure real invest.
ment Act today. Met. 6s56.
SPECIAL! SPECIAL BARGAIN. $4,000
Corner 7-room-bath brick. first CONNER.
cIa; remodel for gas station or store.
Act today. Met. 6s56 5s
GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
$500 : EIGHT-ROOM AND THREE.
BATH BRICK RESIDENCE. located in
NV section near Mass. ave. Arranged
as apartments for three families; oil
heat; income. S107.50 month. An ex.
.ellent opportunity to acquire income.
bearing property.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
1905 H st. NV. National 2345.
THE VALUABLE S-APT. HOUSE PROP
erts Of John F. CLANCY. located at Oden-
ton. Md. near Penna. r. r. station, will
be sold at mortgage foreclosure sale on
premises Tuesday. January 5, 1887. at l
pm; An opportunity to buy good income
produeins property cheap, lSignedl n.
ton ST.. Baltimore. Nd. Plaza 1921
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STORES FOR RENT.

STORES FOR RENT.
7th AND KENNEDY SITS. NW.-UNUs.
ual opportunity to rent store Just vacated;
established as paint and hardware store
for 10 years. Large neighborhood. Call
Georgia 1891 or Georgia 7049.
st. NV. facing F St: suitable for any
business. Apply $40 F st. NV. RIM. 10.
iii VERMONT AVE.
About 500 So. TT.
Apply 1101 Vermont Ave.
Room 306. Phone National 9160.
STORE WITH OR WITHOUT APT, 1910
Fla ave. n.w-Good for grocery. liaaor,
restaurant and beer: a f1rst-class semi
colored section: reasonable rent. Apply
Simon BelOff, Real Estate,
1908 New York Ave. NV.
1888 34th ST. NV.
Store. suitable for any business; rene
$3.50.
GUARANTY REALTY, INC.
t700 Z q. NV. National o6S7.
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S6,250.
$6,250.
40O2 Chesapeake st. NV.
$500 Cash, $50 MONTHLY.
NEAR 18th ST. NV.
(rarfinueHl

Attractive. modern. semi-detached six
rooms. de luxe kitchen, hardwood floors.
refrigerator. garage, big lot. Open daily l
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THE LEGATION CLUB, 1918 18th NV
Vacancy for young lady: front room. large
closet choice meals: $40.
1907 IRVING ST. N.W.-Room and board
In private home Of three adults; oil burner
plenty OF hot water. free phone. Special
attention given TO upkeep OF home and
the excellent meals We serve.
LARGE ROOM. twin beds. near Conn. ave-
bus. Home cooking and environment.
EmerSon 3S36
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

I101 NORTH FILLMORE ST. CLAREN
don. Va-Unfurnished: , large rooms
kitchen and bath: electric refrigeration
garage; hot-water heat; adults only
Walnut CS6H.
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DESIRE congenial gentleman to share
nicely furnished two rooms. dinette. kitch-
enette apt, in new apt. house. NV. sec
ton: all home privileges; expenses little
more than furnished room; must De re-
snnn Sihle Address Box HS-Z Star once.
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AIS GALLATIE ST NW.-One double bed
room in clear modern home: bus passes
1Iplin1iteH pbnup
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js44 KALoRAMA RID. N.W.-Largee, dou-
ble room. twin beds. modern well-kept
home. inst hot water automatic neat.
hat III ard sho Eer; breakfast optional.
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Apartments consisting Of 5 rooms and
bath and 5 rooms and , baths. This
apartment house is situated In one of the
being within walking distance to down
town and Government buildings. Apply
Resident Manager, on premises. Met. 1887.
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THE MAURY.
cO1.711 10Th ST. nw-l00 ideal guest
rooms each with running water; beautiful
1y furnished: inner -coll-Spring mattresses
good heat: single rooms. 81 up; double
rooms SS 40 uu
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ISn1 10th S1F. NW.-Beautiful rooms in
lovely home; plenty heat; excellent service.
very low DricA
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1903 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NW-Fine
location: home cooking; rates reasonable.
Decatur 25T2
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3O33 10Th ST. NV, Apt 4O2-Front; 2
to young meh in group; excellent quarters
at reasonable cost. Apply after 4:30.
4126 18th ST. N.W.-Cozy room. every
convenience. home comforts; four in fam
fly: Rentlemar Call evenings
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

8 rooms. 9 baths, servants room. bath,
sarage; reasonable: suitable for entertain
ng. Call West 1860.
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1850 COLUMBIA RD-FRONT LII K.
apt. continuous hot water. Frisidaire;
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MT PLEASANT-Clean. warm room. 2no
floor. grill privileges phone. convenient.
gI6 IN month 1H4o Newton st. NV
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NEAR WARDMAN PARK. 2sl3 21th St
Nicely furnished room semi-private bath;
ch.w.. unlimited phone.
1852 MD. AVE, N.E-,,LarEe, bright corner
ner-Spring mattress; c.h.w.; single. S3. 90
to S5: double. 50 so to $3.50. Att. G409.
IA 10Th ST. NE.-One front room with
double bed. half block car line: S22.5O
per month.
1890 18th NV. Apt. Single furn rm.,
all modern conveniences. Potomac 1s72-W.
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1903 N ST NW.-Nicely furnished rooms;
refined atmosphere: excellent meals;
Govt. or professional people.
MT. PLEASANT-Double room congental,
quiet home: unlimited phone; c.h.w.; full
course meals; $3.50 each: also rooms to
share $50: bright basement room for z.
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1880 BELMONT ST. NV. Apt. 3l-Clean.
warm bright front room. next bath. c.h W..
private family. Columbia S655-J. %
14I4 MASS. AVE. NW-Single furnished
room with running water; for women. Dis
kri,
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ROOMS UkFURNlSHED.

III D ST s.E.-3 rooms. bath. back
porch. unlimited telephone, convenient To-
cation to stores. theaters. TRANSFORMATION.
1904 RIGGS PL. NV. (bet. r and 81
Large 2nd-1oor front room. Ink; gas. elec.
included: S25. North 974S.
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We have several and room homes
for rent in various sections OF Arlington
County. all within Is minutes OF city: i'm
mediate possession in most cases.
w. S. HOGE, Jr...
Walnut T940. Walnut 915S.
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N sts.)-Entire End door, Q rooms, kitchen.
ssss lsssf &. :n. ves s;ssl ;sslsso ssss' Fs'd'as'
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3O26 BEECH ST.. Mt. Rainier. Md.-Two
furn. rooms. private bath. garage space;
$50. Greenwood l432-W.
sI3 n. JACKSON ST.. Clarendon. Va.
Lovely room in modern home: c.h.w.:
one block bus.
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1721 r. I. AVE. NW-Choice single and
double rooms. walking distance; excellent
meals nice atmosphere
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TWO GENTLEMEN to board with young
couple twin beds: new furniture: $50
each weekly Columbia 93s3
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

ST NW.-ond- -floor-front room.
tn. shower; $40 per month.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

TO5 ST. NE-Large front room for one
or Two men. Convenient for congressional
party. Private family Of only 3 persons
wants refined tenant. Lincoln 5?97. b.
1863 COLUMBIA RD Apt, 4l--Beautf-
fully furnished room. large closets. win
dows southeastern exposure; - ladies' or
colple Adams OGOG,
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B|CPR0F|T IS SEEN
FORCHAR|TY GAME
D. c. M-Stars and Georgia
SchooIboys Expect to
Draw $4,000.

A PPROxIMATELY $4,000 is ex-
pected to be added to the chill
dren's lunch fund from the proceeds
Of the post-season grid battle between
an all-star team picked from among
the local high and prep school elevens
and the championship contingent rep
resenting the Monroe A. G M. School
Of Monroe, Ga, to be staged here on
December 10.
Three of the outstanding local
scholastic mentors have been assigned
to coach the all-stars. They are Orrel
Mitchell of Gonzaga, Artie Boyd of
Eastern and Johnny Baker of Wash
ington-Lee, to be assisted during the
last week of practice by Coach Ray
Flaherty of the Redskins and two of
his ablest cohorts, Cliff Battles and
Charlie Malone.
Harry D. O'Meara, head of the local
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Grimes Would Trade Mungo for Giants or Cubs
Calls Offers Larcenous but Fair Price Harmonic

. straight trade for the part-time
pride Of Pageland, N. c. Mr..
Grimes says no very firmly to this
one.
Several varieties of q similar
deal have been proposed by the
Chicago Cubs-a catcher, a pitcher
and an outfielder for Mungo. The
trouble seems to be that Mr.. p. X.
Wrigley. who sponsors munching
on a national scale and runs the
Cub team with his left hand, will
not mention Larry French and
Frank Demaree in the same
breath. Mr.. Grimes wants them
both, ase well as Gabby Hartnett,
Bill Herman. the Chicago Ball
Park and q quarter interest in
Mr.. Wrigley's business.
In q pinch he would settle for
the entire Pittsburgh team, includ-
ing * b6hnd volume OF Honus
Wasnsr's hattins records. You
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"And furthermore" adds Mr..
Grimes, getting . shade tougher,
IT Mungo won't pitch for Brook
lyn while I'm manager, he's out Of
luck, because I am the manager,
and I have contract to prove 1t.
II he keeps his promise, and we
don't trade him, he won't play
ut ALL"
I think the Dodgers will trade
Mungo If they can get anything
like full value for the big guy.
This boys-will-be-boys stuff is all
very well, but when you have
couple OF hot-blooded self -admin-
istrators like Mungo and Grimes on
one and the same ball club you
are running a friction special and
your harmony Is the sort they get
at the geological garden on quartet
night.
(Copyrisht. 1887. BY the North American
Nswspspsr Alliance. 1ns.l
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Selkirk Would Bring Him.

A GOOD many other observers at
the meeting seem to feel the
same way With Tommy Heinrich
seemingly headed upward and Rookie
Charley Keller of Newark destined to
be a sure-fire major Lacquer in an
other year or so, the Yankees could
afford to give up an outfielder for
Grove. 1t is doubtful If Jake Powell
would bring the veteran pitcher but
George Selkirk almost assuredly would
please the Sox. For the next season
Mccarthy might fill Selkirks right
field post with Heinrich, or Powell, and
wait for Keller to acquire the neces-
sary polish.
II the Red Sox fail TO get
any nibbles on this n-bait,
they probably will look in the
direction Of Cleveland and try
TO land Outfielder Earl Averill.
Pounding ~t the floor of the hotel
lobby today, Cronin openly confessed
to liking Averilrs chances Of help
ing the Red Sox. And Averill, for
once, does not appear on Cy Slap
nicka's list of absolute "unavailables.
Slapnicka has listed Allen, Feller,
Harder. Trosky and Solters as In
dians who will not be placed on the
block Sti.,.tA ..-.-
This would indicate that Ayerill
probably has worn out his welcome
in Cleveland. The Red Sox hope so
and may Try to land him for Ben
Chapman.
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TOOPOOr as Pro.
Turns Amateur

By the Associsted Press.
T ONDON, Dec. 1.-Walter Ham,
mond, the cricketer, has
turned amateur because he can't
afford to be professional any
longer.
This isn't q typographical error.
It's the way they do things in
cricket.
It seems this Hammond is just
about the slickest wicket between
Trafalgar Square and the Polo
Grounds. He can pitch" like Carl
Hubbell and bat like Ducky Med
wick.
But whereas Hubbell gets $22. 500
a year from the New York Giants,
Hammond gets about $500 from
Gloucestershire.
Hammond said he couldn't afford
to be a professional any longer,
and has accepted . dictatorship in
rubber company.
AL he has to do to regain his
amateur status in cricket is an
nounce it and stop taking pay from
the cricket club.
He'll play for Gloucestershire
next year just the same, but he
can't eat and dress with the play
ers" any longer. Hammond's .
gentleman" now!
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Eskimos to Play
Ice Bowl Contest

By the Associated Press.
ING ISLAND, Alaska, Dec. l.
The Eskimos will have their
New Year football classic, too-the
ice bowl battle for the Arctic
championship.
Coach" Ken Chisholm showed
the islanders motion pictures of
famous games in the United States.
They took to the sport like baby
seal to water.
Both teams will use the Notre
Dame system, which Chisholm
played at Santa Clara before he
joined the Rev. Bernard Hubbard,
glacier priest" on Alaskan ex-
ploring trips.
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BY John LARDNER,

N1Mg g,,,,s,;as. YORK, De, Dec. In
| Y bitsins major leasuers
plan, as usual, to turn the
annual minor league convention
into q swapping bee of their own.
Mr.. Burleigh Grimes announced
before leaving here that he is very
willing to trade.
He will gladly give Van Lingle
Mungo in exchange for the New
York Ball Club or the Chicago
Ball Club or both.
"All we want is an honest prop
osition," said Burleigh, concealing
q blush.
Two propositions already have
been made with respect to Mungo,
but Mr.. Grimes regards them both
as larcenous. One, from the Gi-
ants. offers Gus Mancuso, Hal.
schumacher and Wally Berger In
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SPARTANS' FOE UNKNOWN
Southern Team Yet to Be Named
Z to Meet Michigan State.

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. l Np).-Michigan
states once-beaten Spartans have
been named to meet a still undesig-
mated Southern team in Miami's
annual New Year Day Orange Bowl
football game.
A 3-to-0 upset loss to Manhattan
Is the only smudge on Michigan
States 1887 record. @
Ihose IN charge gave no hint as to
he Southern choice for this year.
Miami's new Orange Bowl Stadium,
completed this year at cost Of $780,
ooo., Seats $4,000.
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can see at glance that Mr..
Grimes puts q low, practically
groveling, value on the services
Of Van Lngle Mungo.
Not long ago, this same Mungo,
who has succeeded Dizzy Dean as
the of-season pop-off champion
of organized baseball, said that he
would never play for Brooklyn
again while Burleigh Grimes was
manager. Mr.. Grimes takes this
with light laugh and q dash of
Worcestershire sauce.
High spirits" says Burleigh,
tolerantly. Good clean fun. Boys
will be boys. I was the same way
In the days Of my misspent youth.
A $1,000 fine always made me sore
as he'll, for some reason or other.
did not have that big. broad, fiex-
ible outlook that comes with ma.
turity and experiences.
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NEWARK CATCHER
OBTAINED BY REDS
HerSchberger, Who Starred
in Little World Series,
Traded for Pair.
BY the Associated Press


n ILWAUKEE. Dec. 1.-Willard
IN Herschberger, 26- year old
catcher who starred for
Newark in the 1887 little
world series, was obtained today by
the Cincinnati Reds in a deal which
sent two Cincinnati players to the
International League club.
To obtain Herschberger, who hit
1872 in more than 80 games for Newark
the past season, the Reds sent Eddie
Miller, an infielder. to Newark out
right and gave the Bears Les Scarsella.
first baseman, on option.
The Reds also paid Newark an un-
announced sum of cash.
CHARLES (GABBY) STREET. new
manager of the st. Louis Browns,
established some kind Of record.
The old sarge, in sharp contrast to
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Harris and Dykes FatIy Spur, Trades in First Market os
POPPING >]'55I
OftF"%J %JkGton@zzss:&S,
Baseball Meeting Column.
Special Dispatch to Tho Star.


nWAUKEE, Dec THE tip that or Buck
W Newsom two Of the Red soxs outstanding pitchers
the 1888
Tom Yawkey General Manager Eddie Collins Manager
here that Of these
Red and
Yawkey couple what the In the
spending countless
intends to concentrate developing youngsters.
outfelder
fielder.
coming trials this
than
Newsom cannot afford to rid of both pitchers
Evening star., 1937-12-01
POWELL TO LEAD NAVY

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec. l R.-
Election of Midshipman Lucien c..
Powell, Forester, Ark, as captain Of
the Navy's 1898 football team has been
announced by Comdr. Andrew G..
McFan, graduate manager of athletics.
Powell, who plays end, has been q
member Of the varsity squad for two
years and is baseball letter man.
Midshipman F. NJ Bush, New
Hebron, Miss, has been elected
manager.
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the numerous pilots who were an
nouncing that they would sell this
player, but wouldn't part with an
other, Street announced fatty that
every member of the Browns might
be sold or traded and that Catcher
Rollie Hemsley and Outfielder Joe
Vosmik were the first most likely
to go.
st. Paul of the American Association
swung deal, buying Outfielder
George Stumpf from Kansas City.
Stumpf had trials with the Boston
Red Sox and the Chicago White Sox.
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the deal would bring an
American League folk, as
result, are awaiting with inter-
est the arrival today Of Joe
Mccarthy Of the Yankees. They
foresee possibility Of Marse Joe
being interested in some PEN
nant insurance"
Believe me-" said Bucky Harris Of
the Senators, IF had a ball club
thought could win the pennant next
year, I'd grab Grove. He hasn't got
many years ahead Of him but he still
can fire that ball for three or four
innings. With team like the Yankees
or the Tigers, he could win 20 games,
relieving as well as starting"
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DIXIE GETS WAR ADMIRAL.

BERLIN, Md, Dec. R).-War
Admiral, winner of. the Kentucky
Derby, will not race in the s100,G00
Santa Anita Handicap next year.
Trainer George Conway has an
nounced. He will run in the $50,0o0
Widener Challenge Cup race at Hia.
leah Park on March S.
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with Gabby Street Of the Browns for
Catcher Rollie Hemsley and Third
Baseman Harland Cliff. In exchange
Cleveland, according to the rumor, is
willing to give up Sammy Hale, third
baseman; Billy Sullivan, catcher, and
Dennis Galehouse, q right-handed
pitcher Of slightly more than average
promise.
The Tribes current desire to grab
Hemsley is surprising Rollicking
Rollie isn't the ball player that he
was couple seasons back. But the
story is that 19-year-old Feller. the
ruddy-cheeked boy from Iowa, has
requested Slapnicka to land Hemsley.
1t seems that when the Amer
lean League season closed Feller
made couple Of exhibition ap-
pearances and pitched to HENS
ley. He liked the way Rollie
handled him and wrote to Slap
nicka.
IT the yarn is true and Cleveland
gets Hemsley, new baseball history will
have been made. Feller will have be-
come even more unusual than his
fondest boosters dared hope. A 49,
year-old kid, whose lack of baseball
knowledge would fill a volume of thick
books, dictates trades to a major
league team!
Powell May Become Brownie.
THE Browns seem to have more
irons in the fire than at first sus-
pected. In addition to having Slap
nicka interested, Street is hearing from
Jimmy Dykes of Chicago. 1t develops
that the White Sox are eyeing Cliff
and Outfelder Joe Vosmik and would
be willing to part with Ray Radchff,
fly chaser; Tony Piet, an infielder, and
Merritt (Sugar) Cain, pitcher.
Even the Yankees are report
ed interested in doing business
with the Brownies. The rumor
is making the rounds that Out
fielder Powell will be offered to
st. Louis for the aging Sammy
West.
This is taken by those who think
New York will grab Grove as a sign
OF credence in their theory West,
like Selkirk, is left-handed hitter
capable OF reaching the Yankee Sta.
dunn bleachers. Sammy could play
left or right field and he Is due to
last just long enough for Keller to
become ripe. With West, the Yanks
could afford to ship Selkirk to Boston
and coast into another pennant with
Grove helping Gomez, Rufing, Pear
son ct al.
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AS SEEK new BLOOD
Connie Mack in Buying Mood as
League Meeting Nears.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. P.-
Connie Mack, veteran manager of the
Philadelphia Athletics, has entered
the baseball marts in a buying mood.
Mack said he would be in Chicago
next week to attend three-day base
ball conference. and added he was
going there to buy.
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Tigers Threaten No Deal.

IFDYKES swings deal with Cleve-
land for Hale it will be all right with
Harris. The Indians, like the White
Sox, have a market on pitchers and
the transaction, if any, probably would
not involve hurlers.
The Senator'S potential stymie in
their efforts to trade Kuhel or Myer
seems to lie in the direction of Detroit.
Like Harris and Grif1th. Cochrane
needs pitching. If he trades Owen for
Whitehead, the Sox, then, will be in
no position to dicker with Washington
unless the Mats bosses are content
with Bonura in exchange for Kuhel.
Dykes wouldn't be able to spare an
other hurler.
Anyway, as Harris and Dykes moved
INTO the second quarter, 1t still was a
eooreless tie . But with the big trad
ing tousts still to come.
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QUINT WANTS RIVALS.

Silver Spring 115-pound basket
ballers are seeking a game for 8
o'clock Friday night. Call Shepherd
1882 between 5 and Z pm.
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WHITE GETS POE CUP

Princeton's Highest Grid Award
Goes to Senior Halfback.
PRINCETON, N. j., Dec. R.-
Jack H. White 'ss, of Lebanon, Pa,
halfback, has been awarded the John
Prentiss Poe Cup, highest Princeton
football award.
The cup is donated by Mrs. John
Prentiss Poe OF Baltimore in memory
OF her son, John PrentiSs Poe, IT,, 'p5.
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arbiters, assured those in charge yes
terday the District Football Ofacias'
Association would provide officials at
no cost.
Evening star., 1937-12-01
Is II DIarnate FelIer Nov,

Is II 11Agnate Feller Now?
SPEAKING Of Feller, a story Is
making the rounds of the lobbyists
at the minor league meeting. Slap
nicka. the general manager Of the
Indians. is reported to be dickering