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ROOMS FURusHEp-Mp. end VA.

ARLINGTON NO. GLEBE RD-Lge newly
furn. single room in pvt. home: semipvt.
bath; bus at door: quiet gentleman. OK.
sos 31th AVE, Hyattsyille. Md-sing!e
E il pv hone ndoE UN gaxt gax4 to hath
laundry and kit. privileges; 1 or 2 girls.
fLEAsASr M front room, pvt. entrance; also
pst home or en- s 3o ST. 1NHl Sth
AIEAaNpRnavattrae .t AisH5 III, vs room pvt home
quiet residential section; privileges for per
a,s1 manent roomer., single or double; refs
ARLINGTON, Lyon Park young ladies
to-, to share feom home privileges; blk to
Fok F9S e GEaTLEMAN. saS near pentagon, Ana Navy
Annex, downtown Wash: buses and park.
ing at entrance; no other guests. Call
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-clean. single front
room for lady; cross-ventilation; unlimited
phone; garage; bus at corner. OIL. 6195.
I OR ROOMS in suburban Maryland;
private family, no other roomers: no OBJ
lection to moderate drinking and smoking:
CHEVY CHASE. West Underwood ID Each
elors' et,cS cooperative home meals OIL. 9ooo6
ARLINGToN-e ground floor single rooms,
private bath between. private entrance,
phone extension: gentlemen. oW. 1851.
SILVER sPRlNG-Donble room. kitchen
Z / ORR OR !: i ROOMS in m new '' nome eony.
iarn iasnsD cK se 4ss fssf's next to bath nssl'
ARLiNGToNIope al block 2 buslines Twin, in
mo. ea. 2 men only; S"5 one. Chk =.
so. ARLINGToN-Kit. privil. opt
epe aSne Of eood 0tnsr trsnse daughter M $50 share
sa Pss' g e'1h sssnDi0sfS
for 1o gentieman. d man N tsentiiej; conv' trsnsp.,
,hS.ters; adults only in house. GGL.
ATTRAc. RM., next to bath; double bed;
Ioe bus fare: phone and laundry priv
sss .'sses \ LiscoIs AZ SSsS g., Ar-l aele ssdrm
s@s toes ssaR s'e sr.. P Bisdenssu1s 1Ss Md-Lssxe
double room, next to bath; refined senele
Z 70; ssntsma9, %:Sss' a:zt to
K E6oa S2s IN alts5 Some to
Bgs s. su5sHei AZ FnoST Pooa%Lss.. well;{u5: a'r5:
uss Fl sGgD eoksfn Eshs sdoM s aPqs e br
roSsrs nonSs "a csll D1k c lossnt 7sas bus no Gtsr
aRLINGToY1Larse front rm, semipyt
shower bath: cony; to busliass; hnsS gentle
RGm RN Ro% II on nyvae OK homs Ssss next to
eH! bath ae14. block to bus and 'h0DPins @Pn
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-pouble room, ad-
Joining porch, in high-class home; near
Rock Creek Park: bus passes door; space
for car Call WI. 62s7. ii
NORTH ARIINGToN-Nicelv furnished
corner double bedroom: new home; y
blk tn bus: S35 single. OW. 1925. III
ARLINGTON ige. bedroom pvt. bath,
l rec. rm. with fireplace; for Ink. Gil.
06gS -lO
ALEXANDRIA-Cool, pleasant master bed
rm: desirable location; excellent bus serv-
ice TIE IrQo 10
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MOVING. PACKING and sToRAes

VETERANS-MovIng and hauling new
trucks, responsible help: cargo insured;
estimates cheerfully given. MI. 6ls9.
age. specialized packing and Grating and
shipping All new equipment. Al white vet
eran help. CHI 1901 evenings, CHI. 1880.
MAKINE VETERANS MOvING Co.--24.nr:
service: furniture moving and hauling;
trunks and baEsage AT 9769 or FIR 03s6
VETERANS. starting business, will move
you day or evenings; reasonable rates.
light hauling a specially. GE. 1851
ARMY VETERAN-Light loads, luggage.
trunks hauled for very reasonable rates.
Call GE. 1875, 2 am. to pm.
LIGHT MOVING Jobs, quick deliveries;
trunks to and from depot any time; reason
able rates. MI. 5065. 10
LIGHT HAULING and delivery, evenings,
SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS NO. sg09 10
EX-GT MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
Reas. rates will take your surplus f1rni;
ture as part payment on moylng. JO1N
GLOVER, GIL $3.50, DE. $3.50. 10.
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

FALLS CHURCH, VA. for Richmond, Va
Lady and daughters, 6 and 10. or coop
fax St., Falls Church. %
EFFICIENCY unfurn, apt, NV; for e
bedrm. unfurn. mod. apt, In suitable
location; Govt. exec. and wife. OR. 5429.
WILL EXCHANGE my modern unfurn. J.
bedroom apt. in NV, reas. rent. utilities
incl. for 2-bedroom apt, unfurn.., in suit
able location: elev. service or 1st-fi apt;
nee; reas rent. EN-. 0S1S bet. 9 and 2
Sun, any time weekdays.
WASH, ID. c., for Philadelphia; mod. or
9 bedroom apt, for same or home. Box
NEW YORK. 3 rooms .unfurnished, lease
in exchange for Washington: rooms
unfurn. Reply Box 753. 1474 Bway"
EXCHANGE Groom house. lge. yard. for
Groom kitchenette and bath apt, furn.
or unfurn.. in apt. house or duplex. where
dog is allowed. Box 361-V Star. 10
WILL EXCHANGE modern unfurn. 1-bed-
room apt, S55 month. in nice Sc location
for similar apt in res. NV. VI. 4s03.- II.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

FOREsT-Det.. rooms;
bedrms., / bath; oil heat % now az a,yYailaf3se: 5fs:
permanent; S14O per mo, Pnone ME- Zaso
BURLEITH, Just Of wis. ave. NV
owner will lease, l ". advance rental.
anartmsnt-type home: LIST floor. living
room, dinette, kitchen, sun porch: End
roor. D bedrooms and bath: adults no
children: S175: utilities furnished. EN-.
5224. Box 30S-V. Star. 10
OWNER WILL LEASE to select tenant, for
not less than L year. completely furnished.
1 -bedrm. residence, 3 baths. hall entrance.
earage. beautifully Handicapped lot with
Street frontage on 3 sides, Barnaby Woods
section; $3.50 per month: Gali Wo; 1904.
NEAR OLNEY. ~ mi. from Silver Spring
i bedrms, etc; $125 mo. Call Ashton
3s1S 10
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ROOMS FURkisHED-s.E. and s.w.

HILLCREST, 2O17 32nd pl s.e.--Lge. sgle
rm. adj. bath; gentleman (gentile); unlim
phone next month References 12s
500 9th ST. s.E.-To Protestant Christian
couple Large corner sleeping room, next
to bath. has windows, double bed. inner
1887 BURKE ST. s.E.-Nicely furnished
room for 1 girl: semipvt. bath: no other
81 a week. Ii. 1926. 10
DOORS s,s FROM House. House once & M EuildingA Iss
twin beds; newly decorated; men pre-
ferred; $25 mo. each. 305 New Jersey
Gith AND d. SITS. Sc. uovely home}-
Beautiful front room, next to bath: or 2;
references: Ii. $3.50.
airy front dble. excei' ce furn., r plenty h-W.;
unlim phone; 3 windows TR S126. i
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APARTMENTS uhFURhIsHEp

MARINE CAPTAIN, WIFE and daughter
desperately need furn. or unfurn. apt. or
house GE. 21T4. 10
ADAM AND EVE are looking for q Garden
of Eden in the form of bedroom apt. If
you have available now or in the near fu-
ture, kindly call FRANK KENNEDY at GE.
EEQp In
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

COLORED MAN DRIVING Atlanta, Ga:
Birmingham, Ala: Meridian, Miss, Aug
18th; take 2 or 3 passengers. Call LU.
3:i06.
New York or point nearby. Aug. 16, II or
1S GE g4oS 10
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APARTMENT SITES.

CLOsE-IN ARLINGTON-zoned; duplex
apartments for colored; 1900 SO. feet:
rs cents 50. it., $4,000 each lot. BOWERS.
110A 18th st. NV, RE. 2029.
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VACATION PLACES.

IDEAL PLACE for summer vacation; To-
Gated on Potomac River, one mile from
Shepherdstown, w. Va. Ferry Hill Inn. 81
Excellent fishing and swimming; special
weekend rates: good food: special infor-
maticn. MRS. J. NJ BEcKENBAUGH
Sharpsburg. Md. Phone Keedysville -F-21
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CATTLE and LIVESTOCK (cont)

THREE BROOD MARES, workhorse type
Phone NO. 4272 any work day l0s
HORSES, branded; all-box stalls; in Sc.
section; for information, dial VI 1904
THOROUGHBRED HORSES (e). mare, s.
Raited, 14h hands, and 2-year-old gelding
10 hands; saddles, brides. blankets, har-
ness and 1-horse sleigh Can be seen
at 3401 East-West hwy, Chevy Chase, Md.
HORSE. beautiful spotted black and white:
real saddle horse; sacrifice for $500 for
someone who will give him a good home:
3 Ws old Rockville 2ooo ii
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG GOVT. EMP, mother of 4-year-
old twin boys, wishes to live with family
who will care for children during the
day. CO.. S1S2 after pm. 10.
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly lady in
home of refinement; NV. section. Box
26O-Y. Star 10s
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POULTRY end EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE. 619 K st. NV.
ME. 00S9-Baby chicks. feed and poultry
supplies.
FOR SALE-2O large, healthy Barred Rock
LAYING hens: 50 each. WI. S969. 10'
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ROOMS UNEURNIsHED.

large unfurnished rooms for rent. in a nice,
quiet, respectable home. near carline, with
urfyfieges IL
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.

LARGE LIVING ROOM, dining room. bed
room. sleeping porch, kitchen and bath:
like new best NV. section; approved
purchaser only. substantial cash. RE.
FOR SALE APT, desirable location, "a
block from Conn. ave; liy,. rm., din; rm.;
= beorms., foyer. kit. and bath: north and
south exposure: $1,000: gentiies only:
no children under II. Box 464-S, Star.
COURTS. 1898 nth st. NV.
$4,000 300 with with $500 down; mo, oper. exp,
sl1: Apt; No. 3I4' open % for inspee; key
SMITHY CO., MA. 5903. 10
COURTS = 2-rm., kit and
bath corner apt, in good condition; owner
must sell; price, $500 with $4,000 cash.
Excel. furniture optional: Call Mr.. Gavin.
with H. G. SMITHY CO., for aDpt., Ma.
1908. 10
cation: no children; walk up; small down
payment and liberal terms, with 4 per
cent amortized loan, with low upkeep
costs; will consider trade. Shown by appt.
to interested parties only: For informa-
ton. call VICTOR WICKERSHAM, OR.
2100. 10
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

3e-UNIT APARTMENT = Fireproof brick
downtown location; for sale at 8 times
rent. Call Mr. Thornton, WA, s625, with
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. D1. 1411. -
priced 5 times rental. DUPONT REALTY
CO.. 311S Mt. Pleasant st. NV. DU. $500.
Two-FAMILY APT, ne. section; bedrm..
liv rm., kit. and bath each; recreation
rm: gas heat; in good condition. Shown
hy appointment only. HARRY A. OLIkER
CO.. / l04 Vt. ave. NV. MA. 1lO7. 10
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

EDEC.. 3 rooms, kette., bath, entr., Ven.
inds; sos; 35 min. to F ST.; conven. U,
Nd UN 6742
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NfNNs"6NaS SSo. VHbNsh1'
NEAR UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND-Un
furnished house or apt. for adults by
Sept. l. HY. OF 81. Box 179-Y. Star. 10"
COLLEGE PARK-Couple desire Groom.
kit. and bath apartment; on or before Oct.
l. Box 273-Y. Star. e.
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s64o PIERCE MILL RID. N.W.-Desirable
n5ssa G5,sss mss ssd s5S Sf per eRe monh eo
1883 MERIDIAN pL. N.w.-Newly deco
EhssS nss sS snd dsss's sss msn afss
1887 1887 GARRISON sT.-Nicely furn single
other; o:i pfasSd GOOD Transportation. EN- 1860.
200 WEBSTER ST. N.w.-2nd, floor front
outside Tm mr. sra1SP 4s5 semlpS'
ssl5 KANsAs AyE.-De9blss e rm;; M, twin twin
iGe isas flli fcAIvEkT EaP'ss st. D 1ie 1sth and Co.
Twin beds; 500 mo; also single nm;
si37 3 T ST; N:w@stadioa a,;,9 room; sink i /
Sk Sk s%s %sRpMsS Sns.s PsRk "a Ex HoTIa efs sls
furn. master bedrm.; conv. bus service; for
gentleman; S59 PEE & mo co; stsen,ns aaS mo rm
bS twin beds; d for i or ;. can at the
itHf' iisf FArRMoNr ST. N.w.-one girl @ te
mo-: bath and shower on same floor:
maid and telephone service. Telephone
F2 4sas H1 s1sS sf and AP ARone aa5a nice
room, $50 per mo-: bath and shower on
same floor maid and telephone service
Phone NO 1899, Ho. $685. and AID. 2974.
6sIs 9Th ST. N.w.-.Bedroom. nicely
furn 3 windows. det. home; near shop.
center: bus, streetcar: restricted. Phone
SHFPHHRD PARK. nr. walter Reed. is9o
Kalmia rd. n.w.-Beautifully furn. rm. in
PVT; detaened home; twin beds anlim anrina
Couple or 2 girls: ref; S55 GE. 1179.
C0LORED-FuRN; RM es1 fS5 quiet married
CoIORED-i5i you ST. NW.-Furnished
room; men preferred, De 9103 0,x q
nished, with privileges; 2 single men pre-
ferred or married cple.; no children. AD.
aIst ST. N.w-Attrae
rm. with 2 windows, next to bath. for re-
cCoIofREnmRooMs CdsI fSE6leRooMs FOR RENT-sinsle
and double: So per wk.; with or without
kitehen privileges, Ho s7Sl To-. 10.
man to share rm. with another man; twin
beds; in quiet home. MI. 6s45. III
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1924 18th ST. NV, near Dupont Circle
switchboard and office service. maid utili-
ties: larse, cool rooms; pvt. bath; "a en-
ployed girls preferred: $50 a week. 10
fic :ency sD>.. So q Y til; un i =.
phone. LIST floor, conv. transp. 10
WOMAN WILL SHARE 5-rm. DUPLEX W tn
another settled bu3ile sswoman; $50. VI
S2Gn: y:it. 2n1, Ec.; 4S"-V, star. 10
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Ri !R|;|iiekey-haeP PhailFeud
Getting Going-0ver
Before Chandler
By the Assoeioted Press

81. PE PElERSBURJ, Fla, Mar. ~.
most baseball men fervently
hoped would be the last spasm of
the wordy quarrel between the New
York Yankees and the Brooklyn
Dodgers was to take place before
Commissioner A. B. Chandler here
today.
The chief antagonists, President
Branch Hickey of Brooklyn and
President Larry MacPhail of the
Yanks, have been summoned by the
BOSNIAN to sit down and jaw at
one another closeup, and, if posi-
BILE, get the rancor out of their
respective systems.
A half-dozen lesser figures in the
inter-club row, including Manager
Leo Durocher of the Dodgers, were
questioned by the Commissioner at
Saratoga on Monday. Hickey, the
main defendant" in MacPhail's
charges of defamation, was unable
to attend the session because of
the death of protner-in-law.
Though there was no doubt in
mind that MacPhail would
press his complaint against Hickey
to the hilt at today's meeting, the
earlier feeling that Chandler might
do something drastic to one or more
of the principals in the quarrel had
about worn off.
In its place had developed a
great boredom with the whole busi-
ness. Every baseball figure en-
countered in recent days has ex-
pressed the wish that the Commits
sioner would wrap it up quickly,
hand out any penalties he thought
and clear the decks for
the opening day Of the season.
Evening star., 1947-03-28
Second Stroke Fatal to Evers,
Middle Man of Old Cub Infie|d

Tinker and Chance to baseball's
Hall OF Fame, recalled: Joe and
didn't speak for more than 10 years.
But we never let it interfere with
our. play.
And we are great friends now"
the partly paralyzed Evers fastened
to add at that time.
The exact reason for their falling
out became obscured by the passing
years. Evers believed their trouble
began lover a play" resulting in a
fist fight after which they agreed
not to speak.
known as one of the quickest
thinking players in the major
leagues, Evers gained early recogni-
ton through his alertness in the
famous play in which the New York
Giants first baseman, Fred Merkle
forgot" to touch second base
Evers made the putout that left
the game at New York on Septem-
ber %, 1908, tied at IL. The Cubs
won the playoff to get the pennant.
Evers. was married to Miss Helen
Fitzgibbons of Troy. but separated
several years later. They had a son,
John Evers, jr., lawyer, who at
tended Georgetown University.
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Cold Mars Woodward
Victory Over Eastern

Roland Lund and Pat Gill, base
ball mentors at Eastern and Wood
ward respectively. are looking for
ward to that overdue warm spring
weather, for the biting atmosphere
which enveloped their opening game
yesterday didn't help the efficiency
of either team.
Altogether nine errors were COM
mitted by the frost-bitten clubs, and,
although Woodward won the game,
4-3, the Red Devils tapped out only
two hits, while the Ramblers made
four.
Southpaw John Coakley left the
game with 20 lead after having
held the Ramblers to one hit and two
walks in the four innings he worked
in the best mound performance of
the day.
Evening star., 1947-03-28

'Cooper's 5 Arm Strong
Again, Braves Ace
Expects Is Wins
BY the Associated Press

FORT LAUDERDALE Fla. Mar,
28,-An injury last August which
Tor a time caused Mort Cooper to
believe his baseball career was
ended, may prove the blessing in
disguise which will enable him to
regain his former pitching prowess.
The big apple-cheeked right
handler of the Boston Braves, handi-
capped in the past few years by
sore arm, feels so good he predicts
he will win Is games this season.
The arm hasn't felt this good in
five years, he beamed. i've been
throwing harder than ever before in
spring training and I haven't even
got a twinge in my shoulder such
as I've had in other years.
Il guess that time tripped over
Catcher Andy Seminick of the
Philadelphia Phillies and fell on my
wrist and elbow really fixed me up."
he related, ''The fall seemed to
loosen some adhesions that were
bothering me and even before the
end of last year I began to feel
better"
On the last Thursday of the cam
paign, Cooper shut out the New
York Giants, 100. For the first
time in years, he felt not the slight
est pain when he let loose with his
fast ball.
Il knew the arm had come back
Mort said.
Evening star., 1947-03-28
1erps' Three Boxers
Bow in Wisconsin
Special Dispatch 10 The Star

MADISON, Wis, Mar. 28.-Mary-
lands bid for national intercolle-
giate ring honors was baked almost
before it started as three Old Liners
were defeated in the first round.
Featherweight AL Salkowski lost
to Gerold Auclair of Syracuse, We'll
terweight Tommy Maloney was out
pointed by Bobby Anderson of San
Jose State and Eddie Rieder
dropped his 155-pound bout to Don
Dickinson of Wisconsin.
One of the biggest surprises Of
the first round was Ray Avant's
loss to Winfred Abney of Superior
Teachers. Avant, of South Caro-
lima, is Southern Conference welter
champ.
University of Virginia's Jimmy
Miragliotta outpointed Max Cleve-
land in the 135-pound class in i'm
pressive style, but he faces tougher
shedding ahead.
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Si|vers Looks Good
AT First as Terps
Top Drexe|,

Maryland may have found the
first baseman it needs in Scotty
Silvers, a tall, -jointed kid
from Anacostia High School, who
held down the post yesterday as the
Terps walloped Drexel, 9-3, in their
1947 debut.
Silvers is feet tall with a frame
to match, and handles himself nice
ly around the bag, although Coach
Burt Shipley doesn't compare him
with Bill Plate, who had the job last
season. He's only II and has a
smooth batting stroke that makes
him look good even on strikeouts,
but he needs to be more aggressive,
it appears. u
He may fool me but he could be
the boy I'm looking for" Shipley
said today. "If he comes through
I can keep Bob Keene exclusively
for pitching. I look for Keene to
have good year. But if he has to
divide his time between the mound
and first it won't help him any, so
Silvers will get real crack at a
regular job"
Shipley also thinks he may have
found successor to Don Gleasnor
behind the plate in Johnny Condor
from Baltimore. He seems to have
as much mechanical ability as
Gleasnor and if he's as smart the
Old Line won't have to worry about
this department.
Maryland made the most of seven
hits and six Drexel errors to cop
yesterdays decision. Condon's dou-
BILE was the only extra base hit.
Keene pitched the first three frames
for the Terps ano gave up only one
hit.
Evening star., 1947-03-28
BY the Associated Press

ALBANY, N. Y, Mar. 28-John j.
(Johnny) Evers, IS, middleman of
baseball's immortal Tinker to :
ers-to-Chance double play COM
bination, died today.
The one-time National League
star, known in his playing days with
the Chicago Cubs as "the Crab
and "the Trojan Che was native
of Troy, N. ", suffered cerebral
hemorrhage Tuesday and was
rushed to st. Peters Hospital. He
died there at s:25 am.
Evers suffered a stroke in August,
1912, and had been partially para
lyzed since. He had been in poor
health since the stroke and was
bed-ridden much of the time
Nevertheless. he occasionally had
been taken on automobile rides and
had witnessed local baseball games
during recent years.
The lantern -jawed second base
man, who never weighed more than
130 pounds during his playing
career, performed for the Cubs from
1902 to 1913. During this period,
the teams infield combination be-
came national by-wnrd.
Surviving member of the famed
trio Is Shortstop Joe Tinker, who
lives in Orlando. Fla. and who
recently underwent a leg amputa-
ton. First Baseman Frank Chance
died In 1924.
On April % of last year, Evers
was named to Baseball's Hall of
Fame at Cooperstown, N. Y, on a
list of II old-time players which
also included Tinker and Chance.
Evers, when he was selected with
Evening star., 1947-03-28
Lions Face Baltimore
In Last Home Game

The Washington Hockey Lions
make their last home stand of the
season here tonight, playing Ball
timore Clippers at Uline Arena at
$50. 1t marks the local windup
of the best season for Uline hockey
team in five years.
The Lions finished second In the
regular Eastern League season, but
are out of contention for top hon.
ors in the postseason playoffs. The
Clippers. who also play the Lions
on Sunday at Baltimore, still are
very much in the running, however,
and can move into first place If
they beat the Lions tonight Bal
timore right now is l point behind
the leading Boston Olympics in the
playoffs.
The Lions defeated the Clippers,
81, in the playoff opener several
weeks ago, but since then have lost
five of six games. They're at full
strength tonight and have chance
of repeating that earlier win. Bal
timore, too, is in good shape and
will be helped by couple of extra
players, Kitoute Jeanette and Ro-
land Boyer, brought in from the
Quebec Senior League.
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Mats, 6: Mucks, Z

Totals 3S T27 s Totals 35 727 s
aBatted for Haefner in sixth.
bBatted for Mutryn in eighth.
fBatted for Maieski in ninth.
tBatted for Suder in ninth.
xBatted for Savage in ninth.
Washington ~ 900 301 1915
Philadslphia 0O1 90 O00-2
Runs-Case t2). Coan. Grace, Robert
son. Sullivan. Handley, Majeski Errors
Coan, Robertson, Sullivan. Eandley (2),
Chapman. Knickerbocker. Maieski. Runs
batted in-Har dley. Grace. Vernon t2l,
Ferrell Myatt, Mancuso. Two-base hits
Case, Ferrell Double playe-Sullivan.
Priddy to Vernon: Myatt. Sullivan to
Wooten. Left on bases-Washington 12:
age, a.: Hudson, ]. Struck out-By Die
trich.. l; Savage, 2; Haefner, 3; Hudson.
2. Hits--Of Dietrich, 3 in n innings;
4 in f. Wild pitches-Savase. Winning
pitcher-Haefner. Losing pitcher-Die-
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flashes of power. They hit more
than 100 home runs for the 18th
year and led the league in homers
for the 2lst campaign. but Otis
team wasn't a sound club. 1t
lacked speed, balance and ag-
gressiveness.
OTIS chief hopes seem to lie
In the ability of Catcher Walker
Cooper to regain his form and in
the fulfillment of promise on the
part of young pitching veterans
like Bill Voiselle. Ken Trinkle,
Dave Koslo and Montia Kennedy.
None showed winning record
In. 1916, although, by the same
token. none was far off,
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Plaque for Evers
Druped in Black
By the Associoted Pres.

COOPERSTOWN, N. Y, Mar.
28.-The plaque honoring Johnny
Evers in baseballs Hall of Fame
will be draped in black for a 30
day period in mourning tribute
to the second baseman who
gained fame as spark-plug of
the Tinker-to-Ev to- Chance
double-play combination of the
early 1900s.
Evers, who died in Albany,
N. Y, today was elected to the
Hall of Fame in April of last
year on a list of II old-time
players which also included First
Baseman Frank Chance, who
died in 1924, and Shortstop Joe
Tinker, now living in Orlando,
Fla
Evening star., 1947-03-28
Gionts,' Eighth

Off their minor league records
three rookie hurlers figure to
help. Bill Ayers, a right -hander,
won 81 and lost 10 for Atlanta
and Earl MCGOWAN, a southpaw,
won % and lost 10 for the same
team. Larry Jansen, a right
handler, was a 30-6 winner for
San Francisco and had a 1.57
earned-run average.
Cooper, baseball's best catcher
when he was sold to New York
in January, 1916, for SITS 900,
spent half the season nursing
injuries and batted only .268
Evening star., 1947-03-28

end of his string. Willard Mar
shall again looms as the most
dangerous of the outfielders, al
though his 1916 average was only
.282, with 48 runs batted in. Here
again OFT is looking to rockies
to take up slack, especially AL
White, a .331 batter for Toledo;
Cal Lockman. who hit .347 for
the Giants in % games in 1945,
and the fabulous Hondo. Tex, re-.
cruit, Clint Hartung, who batted
1853 in 1912 for Eau Claire.
1t looks as if Otis first 20 years
with the Giants were the easiest.
This will be his 22d.-Stann.