davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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VENETIAN BLINDS washed, repainted
retaped, recorded. PARK AVE. VENETIAN
u

WAsHERS-Brandn new, Bendix. GE, West
inghouse, Thor, Maytag and Apex. Priced
from S77; liberal allowance for your old
TaShsr " Terms rpnTrp as low as s. weekly
WASHER, MONTGOMERY Ward perfect. con-
dition, ! year old, $50. 3233 D st. Sc.
WASHER. Launderan; original cost s395;
8 mos. old; in excel; cond.; S175 or hest
WASHING MACHINE, Easy, good condi-
WAsHfSG s9on ffSo MAcH1NE, e so' Kenmore, vrineer,
WI pqmp timer; excellent condition. SIS. Call
WATER VA IIs'i COOLERS, electric, bottle type,
GE Norge sna e5e pTlssa from S14425 otn
Water Heater Specialists for 30 Years"
Expert EXP t nstaIationn John Ie5 6 WEBSTER gJsG
l1a 9th special SC s90S NA PxYs 346 ADAMS
a SPECiAL SALE Of St. John cadet usi-
forms, overcoats. shirts and accessories;
all sizes; also uniforms for all PURPOSES IN
stock. KOPERWAS UNIFORM SHOP. 1916
dent phq9e, IA: 53oa; Open evenings: Pa 80,
tor, complete with lift, power takeoff,
pillow, harrow. cultivator and farm truck:
all for Sl,450 cash; REPLACEMENT parts and
TRAbS Sosd Gosp d1Ds5 HNpGy 6s 6a
WILL TRADE new Smith Corona Sterling
typewriter for electric steel guitar and
LEAVING COUNTRY-Selling household
goods. including radio, range. carved
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
THE CHAsTLEToN HOTEL. no

THE CHAsTLEToN HOTEL. 17o1. 18th So.
n suites with hotel service.
and bath; s165 and $3.50 per month.
Apply, in person 70 mansger .12l
FURN.-1 rm., kit. and bath. with linens
iarser suites svsil. Downtown section.
Phone RE 794O Box 32-D. Star. -22
FOR RENT bedroom furn. apt. Julv
st to January Ist; conv. TO Pentagon and
Navy Annex Box 4e-H. Star. 22s
I2II FARRAGUT ST. N.W.-7LdvinS-:5d.
-oonl cor1b'n sijon, kitchenette, semipyt,
,ath: eonv. NV. location; S75 month. Gail
IA. 1863. Call bet Ia. -2ls
DISTANCE downtown. 1888
Tth st. NV. Apt. Pvt. front bedrm,
next to bath, also cooking privileges. S36
yer mo Call AID. 1883 after pm: 22s
Continued on Next Psssl
Evening star., 1948-06-21

ROTO TILLER, Rotoette. Choremaster gar.
den tractors: Toro mowers; free, demon
STATIONS: farm machinery G6s, trpSkss esSs,; eGsSs,;
1900 Lee hwy. Arlington, CH. 1000.
DEMO ROTOTHLER, new warranty. 500
OF list price CHI. 1000. CENTRAL MOTOR
CO., 5000 Lee hwy Ariington
SERVICE. sodins, grading.
pruning and planting; blue grass sod and
top soil delivered. Ask operator for
Ashton 21S2. 10
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POULTRY and EGGS.

JAMES FEED STORE. 619 < st.-nw.. NE
00S9. Baby chicks. feed and poultry sup
GOLDEN, silver and ringneck pheasants
for sale: pheasant eggs, So doZ.; dark
Cornish cocks and hens. Phone Vienna
IVA l 191 M %
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

305 n J.. AVE. Sc, . blks.. from Capitol
dry priv. LU. 5543. I'll
ll3l 9Th ST. S.W.-2 rms, partly furn I.
ladies' use ot phone 81 siaeplas nondrinEsas foG
NE. o61T. 80
BAY -STREET-Airy; dble. rm.; redec.;
twin beds; pvt. home: 2 men or employed
couple: laundry privils, LU. 1864 -27
49, ST. S.W.-Single room. hot-water
sink in room; Sc weekly.
front double room, comfortably furnished
for two persons; pvt. entrance and privls.
LU. 02I9 -22
c0LoRED q BLOCKS FROM NAVY
YARD S.E.--2 men. or single LU S733,
RM., COUPLE; $40 .
month all home PRIVILEGES TW 2lO1.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-Mp. 6 VA.

LARGE SINGLE or dbl rm., gentle home;
share bath with /; bus / blk. CHI. 1886.
-25
LOVELY ROOM in modern private hons
near Navy Annex-Pentagon; l block splen-
did bus, shopping home privileges; nice
garden for relaxing; S35 month. CH.
Pleasant DOUBLE ROOM for rent In
Alexandria. OV. 0590. -21
LARGE FRONT RM., new home; twin
beds; gentlemen preferred; bus at corner.
FA 4SO4. -22
SILVER SPRING. As Dale Drive dbes
$50: l single; $40: semi-priv. bath be-
tween; radios and phone extension, No
other roomers. Sligo 800. go
nonh3 f1R heds iurhsheG hih ls:
family; beautiful grounds; bus to door; 2S
minutes from Washington. 297-E. Star.
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ROOMS WANTED.

SINGLE LADY desires single unfurnished
apartment or unfurnished rooms. Boz
coLoRED@MoTHER, sons. desper-
ately need rms, kit, bath. Govt. epn.
ployed: for not over S4s: Cali ST. e7s4.
nondrinkerl, desires large single room.
deep closet, near Cong. or N. Y. Ave,
Library: ST weekly. Box 74-H, Star.
Evening star., 1948-06-21
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZERS with operators for hire
or contract, all modern equipment; rates
HOSPITAL BED, including side rails.
AND WASHING ma
chimes. DISTRICT ELECTRIC CO., 5023
Wis. ave. WO 1902 %
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.
FARM and GARDEN.

resi- COWS young Holsteins. excel,
airy Cows; 90 more to freshen around
st of Sept Call Vienna 177-J-1. ~
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BOATS tcont.). .
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

MOTOR, Martin so, 72 hp.,
latest model never used; factory guaran-
tee; $3.50. Ma. 1894. -22
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

SEWING MACHINES, Singers, sale or rent:
cHaS nis sssfFSS s1IS ,ssS sh~ Il ma MAcaSE eo saas
SEWING MACHINEs-Immed mediate delivery
on new MACHINES. a teasonable trads-ir
@ods soasSe Sees models AND
As low as $3.50 and up. A complete
ssgins course e, with each msshine 6psn
MAcHINE i've CO.. q. ss4 a Kins St.. Alex. " Va Va
SEWING sew !. MACHINE. Singer elec., walnut
9 sd 'EHsss s1ss saFss ss 81 81
SEWING MACHINES Hin - Singer .Teadles,
abies, all makes. $40 SO up. we electrify
sHSwcasEs sfHD an and eva WALL u cAsfs new
dsseriptions, 400 Of, GLOBE STORE
FIXTURES, 3o7 9th st. NV, ST. 40. 4o71
SINKS. new and used, all sizes; faucets.
BEscxJ ssss tollsss Nj fq5s sl4
SOFA, mahogany, and other misc. articles,
ssa9ii 1EVinston ave, Bethesda, Nd. w.
SOFA BEDS. soes Clinton st. ne.
sssek Nse s4ds' sY0s ADAMS l11s 9th st: Eai av"
sny aaish; Chairs from open Stock; ss5.
ssbles tsxso' sns two $685. as: ressonable. &
FR9fs IseSs sss ss4 sseay re-
dueed prices sold With the o.s -yr r
TELEvisroN i HSis 81 television teleyiston- An
Emefson mafss for
schools taverns. etc. WARD RADIO & AP-
sHIAsGE; 81 ssdS $685. oeorsia ave. Silver Spring
SERVICE TIRE CO. 361s Georgia aye,
TikEs, factory reeond,, all sizes, s$;45
;5Sff "a ssP P's 4f SESSs Ssgs FIRE
Tf1 AfiANTc HIlrHs sd4 Eo19 St tsnn; nv 'oSS
GFe1e1gs ds 4s 5ss M iss lsss Issss st. both nth for
ad pos anS pot al ass bars
day Co. 1925; week TIE 14th n.w;EE5a
new and used, S29.6O and up: 6-mo. guar
12iff WRfTER fsss bpNG 2E ;aSS efHEe Co. Ssis
TYiPPEWa'RrTER. iP RrTER T Royal, l0Vi late model. ias.
TYPEWRITER SHOP. 1875 14th st; NV,
TYPEWRIrER, TYP portable, Underwood. sa5.
TYPEWRITER, portable, Corona Sterling
new condition. UN. 1919 after pm
Monday. -22
TYPEWRITERs, standards ard portables
new and rebuilt; W suarante: $50
TYPEWRITER CO.. 1431 E. Capitol st.
LII 00S2, $40 to G, including Saturday:
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE, 57lb
18TH st. NV. GE. 1883. Und, 3 mos. in
adv, $3.50; s. $3.50: no del. SIS ad dep.
TYPEWRITERS. portable and standard. all
makes, guaranteed, s24.5o up; adding
machines fans, desks, chairs, safes
Everything for the Office, SUN OFFICE
TART. 1431 Eye St. NV, Executive 649n.
Westi., ehouse, Eureka, ROYAL etc; Priced
old machine Terms as low as 81 weekly.
ELECTRICAL CENTER, 514 10th st. NV
VACUuUM CLEANER sALE-You can
really save money on this sac. GE up
rights, Premier and Kirby, complete set
attachments. Free demonstration. $50
allowance for your old cleaner. Cash or
terms: CONN AVE. SEWING MACHINE
SERVICE. :950s Conn. ave: NV, 2nd fir, (
front EN- 1855 or EN-. 2004. Open !
Wed. and Fri. ewes. till 8 pm. -26 |
VACUUM SWEEPER and attachmentf, !
Kenmore; excellent condition. Call SH.
Evening star., 1948-06-21

REFRlOEhA1Oh'
excel. for bea ch
sell for storage.
REFRIGERATOR,
porcelain inside
sEFRiGERa1oR, slEiSfi En-, (
new finish; rea
DeVildiss, compl.
yr.-old. OR. 35.
REFRIGERATOR,
ing; sell for $25
Overlook 1905.
REFRIGERATOR
it; gas h-w.h.,
natural gas; new
Ii. T69S.
REFRIGERATOR,
running cond.; 81
REFRIGERATOR,
excellent cond.:
S15. CH. $3.50.
REFRIGERATOR,
condition, like ne'
REFRIGERATOR,
brand new, nevt
ALAN. I'll 9th |
REFRIGERATOR
Evening star., 1948-06-21

NO. 41-GROCERY, no beer; in top Md
suburb and fairly free of comp; crossing
now 81 600 wk. on short hours and no no
Sun. AS fine store, as We have seen IN
No 46-Grocery, beer: Lwk. bus, 81 1 so;
long transf, lease at 500 a mo- includes
See 1t for yourself with BILL SIM0NS,
Evening star., 1948-06-21
RESTAURANT !

RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT. bread warm
er, S65, cost S275; Coco-Cola dispenser,
. steam tables. SIS each; Sanitary model
fishbox.., se5; barbecue rotesserrie. used
kEsTaGHkASI CHAIRS AND TABLES, nsv.
FL sges soE 1oS stb Of GIosE sT0RE E9E FIx
RINGS, diamond engagement and wedding
ring set; gold, 20 small stones in wedding
Rn TnS sanf 6 arEe VI and 94f4 Small
fsahese 1sth Rtasss nH opsn Fh I'll SqG pm sAop' @
cost 'Gs so5 eFcs s0sa S. psns
RUG, exI.. G-av shag. excel cond. SIS:
sas. asS Bassas Dsas s45 Phyf dTSRea Sos table and
India drusset. Both SIS Bookcase. $40:
coffee table. $40; fireplace, $40. oRA.
RUGS, imported French Oriental patterns.
real heavy pile, for long. wear and beauty.
fTIEN aTII 5afT=ee MaRT ,sss ss sS5 s5l5 $3.50
SANDERS. sNfT @ portsr-cabie. new. w rebuilt. II
ishsrs; GARTY: 1908 l4th St. NO, 1924
ike new: comb: case; sTilhart mouth.
SEWING MACHINES, Singers; electric
SIS Nss
NO. 2100, 2414 14th st. NV. Open ewes
SEWING MACHINE sALE-we rent ma
chimes by the week or by the month; have
your old sewing machine converted to
electric. ,S1s.75: new Westinghouse motor.
new foot control and light. CONN. AVE.
SEWING MACHINE SERVICE. 350S Conn
ave. NV, end fr. front. EN- 1855 or
EN-. 2004. Open Wed. and Fri ewes: till
8 pm. -27
SEWING MACHINE SALE-June special
You can really save money on this sale
Singer desk model, S159. so; Singer con-
soles, Sl23.e5; Singer electric 'portahles
ane table. $ld4.95: SINGER round bobbin
portabies. s74 so; White electric portabies.
$50 so: One fres-treadle. S32;5o; Cash
CHINE SERVICE. 35os Conn. ave. NV.
2no a; front, EN-. 4556, or EN-. 2o04.
SEWING MACHINE, ,3I-15-Beautiful ma
chine for tailor shop or. upholstery work,
SasS scERs sosf saWN ass MacR I'M
Co. 924 Kins ST.. Alexandria, Va, ,ov.
2121. Pa
Evening star., 1948-06-21

-
wHITEsToNE HOTEL. downtown, across
from stster cor 18th and G1n,n snd Pail
GAYToNiA, 1913 18th st. In.w-,cleaan;
comfortable. ELECTRIC dc,x fans; 81 single; So
CHEVY CHEVY CHASE. D. c..Front corner room
ssemipvs. bath; de5 1so eorner SgIe home adult
ssot ssa yEAzEY "a ~ ST w SwMFront S room, twin
Sss; m II; shPpDs T r. y 20
room, newly decorated. nicely turn;; clean
IisS FusLID 81. Sw@aTso nice single
bnPoNT 70 circle RR RREa seps isao 18th
l large. / small single or double room,
at.rsctive. clean. cross ventilation. M,
isis BELMONT RID. N;w-sinsle rm;,
attractive and COOL gentleman prsferreH
parking facilities; excel trsnsp. NO. os5e
sPkN ne sya VaILEf iasF
home and kitchen pEivil supply own linen; n.
sHsPS st ysr Ta Ta.ss sR c2RctE 9R tz2e rs.T airy
irsns; pvt home: sarge; gentlemen 9nly'
=. sasa mo si. sasa s. es NwLshs EN- ssf
ss.s ,|s.ls gss, %s s7SS ssp w.npnAs-ls1ely
MAN AND WIFE have well appointed apt;
eomtor,s rent IT, a'tsastive sasa room to rsanso
isaiIenSEe 1901 Kenyon ST, N.w,-Loyely from.
rrn pvt. bath; empl. couple or gentlemen.
sIa7 sIa e. 81 Po N.W.arront Wart studio rm-; Kit
privileges, elec, refr1s; OF 3 adults SEQ
Mir x; Ex EGxoLoR3Do Sssso AVE. N.w.-Attracsive
twin beds: also single rm. next to shower:
laundry priyil PVT hone y ia 579g; ID ,,,;h
pvt. shower bath. newly decorated; nr.
/ 4th and 18th ct. bus; Adams o2o5- FL
Desirable room. sonnee.tas, s,,.msh bath esxssry
5fi5 18th ST. N.W.-A large front rm..
1ieejy furn;; PVT. bath; excel. traniip-;
,soIi1 ,sIi RosEMoSNT AVE. NV single
ms, semipy.,. bath; men only; $40 snd
IsSs is WYoSiSG AvE-Newly decorated;
ge. cool front; sale. or dble. renned
people; Mt. Pleasant carline. MI. 940f,
SIS RITTENHoUsE E.w-Lsrge front
:oom. windows: single or double; s35
per month. IA. 05l6. I'll
Evening star., 1948-06-21

IS oblonS sapphires and 155 bordering
;t, cut dag2nds platinum setting; EXQUISITE gs
R'SeSs, DicT.paoNr 1ts' and transeriDer: excel.
DIM DINING RM'. pc. ir', beautiful, cham
efsee coset, table table With Hidden lesf 4 chairs;
HiSSf Dlsise Gssf RooM s5s5 sglHr hA sl1S hand,
for Embassy or very lge home; excel. cond.
bfN1SG 81 Se1iR ROOM SUITE. Colonial solid ma
bedroom set. 1889 Hillcrest DR.. osS;e"
DINiSG Ti II : ROOM suITEs-we need ware
wood: s we're ssa5. now sls5; sash Only,
DRUMS. s'e complete se set; sis5 sligo ago,
DR. DRUMS sx1 14no spa5s ses1s se1 bass asd,,l 1sSs
cymbals; S75. UN. 2s35.. 80.
ELEcTRIc FANS 1 or hSer and table
BALLARD 1900 6 St NV. -s2
years tan$ n G5 Inc h0ms Can G Repusc o
fGTR2e hHGk EsEeER5c ea 60
condition, SIS; gas stove new condition Ito
ELECTRlC hkFhlUEhAlon.N Nofse, " ~
apt washer and wringer: dresses, street
and formal, sizes IA and 10. Georgia l3o5
ELECTRIC SINK. Hot Point, combination
ntSH"essy' new; easy terms in ELEscTRIcAL CENTER.
81 10th St NV: Ma .xss,s,. SSH, fans s,tcn
en- fans, air circqlators, Dealers take ;s.di:: sd-
psR,sse paiees REcTR1c q fF5 Eeu1pMENT co'
FAN, large. e4-in. pedestal: 2 speeds:
neEer in service; cost s135; will sell for
FANS. oargains, attic. exhaust. kitchen;
all sizes; complete installation; enjoy
summer comfort: so yrs reliable service.
GICHNER. AIS 9th st. NV. Ma. 1870.
sifso5iKiaE. iEd5xxT6KEs' 5o7 9th st. ~
f1hlnH FLING eABhINErs. legal. letter. steei. l,
., 3, 4 drawers: new. used. Sunday. co.
FIRE FIRE EssF ESfiNGuIsHERs, ii ~ 4tn gal. good
condition: SIS each. 2 for SIS, ABCD
CORP. 3132 14th st. NV" NO. T47S.
FLOORING, new. kiln dried. saving of SEQ
to $40 per thousand: oak shoe moulding,
&c per foot. NJ. NORRIS, SH. 2277. -21
FLOORING. pine, $50 per thousand;
NV. NO. T47s, ABCD CORP. --21
IFREEZERS-10o boxes of Birds Eye frozen
food free with an International Victor OF
Wilson freezer. Price $235 and up.
MALoNEYs. INC: sI2e Georsis ave.
Evening star., 1948-06-21

ADDING MACH, typewriters, calculators,
cash regs., Office equipt., any kind; top
price. ME 1886; co. 1925 eves.. sunday.
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. calcu-
lators, bought and sold and rented. RE
1177. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO., S13
Evening star., 1948-06-21

NUKSfH1, HHLINII TUN - FOT CIIIIWIFH
2-5 yrs old. beautiful det. brick bldg. on
lot I34X2OO, with Q rms. 2i2 baths, in
closed front porch. large open rear porch,
full bsmt., oil h.-wh., Scar detached
brick garage, fire escape: fully equipped
and licensed for 30 children. Real estate
exclusive of income worth the asking price.
R A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor. sos No.
CaDitol MA 613O -o1
Evening star., 1948-06-21

pOnIti Wekt1nSHUuS
Philco and CroSley.
your old refrigerato
Terms as low as So
CENTER. 514 10th
REFRIGERATORS.
excellent working ort
to $50. .95. 1892 G.
& APPLIANCE
Evening star., 1948-06-21

sday.
Kelvinator; lge. size:
lome; cond. excel; must
MA. 2212. MR.. COHAN.
Z Gu. IT,: Frigidaire;
and out; perfect con-
WA. 1880.
Kelvinator; excel. cond.,
sonable; paint sprayer.
with motor and gun; l.
still in orig. crate: NOV
discount, MR.. MILLER l
n), GE, new. 6-cubic-
O-gallon Budget Heater,
gas stove, 4-burner, 36".
servel. 6 GU. IT.; exc.
10. Sligo 22l7. 20
Gibson. cleo, Ecu. 1T,
ill make 100 ice cubes,
Apex, s Gu. IT.: perfect
:. S125. GE. 1912. -21
Kelvinator, 6 Gu IT,
used; sacrifice, 81 60.
/. NV. -21
!, brand new, GE Hot
use, Kelvinator, Norge.
y. Liberal allowance for
tor. Immediate delivery.
- weekly. ELECTRICAL
h st. NV. MA. SS72.
used; limited quantity:
rder; priced from S49.95
! st. NV, LUBAR RADIO
Evening star., 1948-06-10
Coolidge Repeats as Champion
With Green Hiqh School Nine

years nine Will make this years
champs look royal blue in COM
parison.
"Our team was green this sea-
son." said Heintel, but next
years will be greener. I'll have
Jack Brosnan, my first baseman,
back and my catcher, Mike Me-
halle. All the others are gradu-
ating." Coolidge had three letter.
men on this years team-Jess
Houston, Jim Colliton and Stan
Greenberg.
Heinters inexperienced Colts
lost their first two round robin
games, but waxed stronger to fin
ish the season just behind leading
Eastern. Coolidge then turned on
the heat, knocking off Tech and
Eastern and finally Anacostia in
the championship playoff.
The double-knockout playoff
system is under fire. but Heintel
hopes it isn't given the boot.
,"I do think" he said, that
when a team wins all its regular
interhigh' games as Eastern did,
it should be given the champion
ship. But that's an exception.
If I never get in another playoff,
Ill still say its good thing. It's
good for high school sports and
the boys themselves like it. Not
only the boys on my team like it,
but boys of other teams I talked
with also. favor the double-elim-
ination system
Benny Duval!, Coolidge's
capable southpaw. won his own
game yesterday. Duvall, a new
conner to the team this season,
having played for Woodward Prep
last year. Heintel said yester-
days game was Duvall's best Of
the season.
The So 160-pounder held the
Indians to four scattered hits and
hit a triple to left field in the
fourth inning with the sacks
loaded and two out to ice the
game.
The Indians scored in the first
when Third Baseman Dick Kid
we'll threw wild past first, en-
abling Bob, Mitchell to cross the
plate from first.
George Sengstack went all the
way for the Indians and gave
only five hits. Anacostia threat
ented in the seventh when it filled
the bases with one out, but George
Reeden hit into a double-play to
end the game and the season.
Evening star., 1948-06-10

at the hands of the Boston Braves
IN a night game in st. Louis. A
victory over the Braves would have
put the Cards half a game on top
The Giants, who started the day
with 4-percentage point lead, had
split double-header with the Cubs
in Chicago and lost their four point
bulge. So, instead of being in sec
ond place. the Giants found them
selves in front by half game when
the Cards got whipped.
After presenting the Cubs with
five unearned runs to drop an 81
decision in the opener, the Giants
came back to win the nightcap, 5-1
Sophomore Clint Hartung spun a
neat f1ve-hitter to register his third
victory. Enjoying a SO lead, the
Giants committed five infield er-
rors, the last one giving the Cubs
the winning run in the ninth.
The Detroit Tigers came from
behind twice to hang another de-
feat upon the skidding Athletics,
IA, in nights game in Philadelphia
1t was the AS fifth straight loss
and dropped them into third place
a half game behind the New York
Yankees.
Evening star., 1948-06-10
'Worsham Rated Slim
Chance al Start Of
Open Title Defense
By the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, June 10.-Favor-
ite Ben Hogan and about as fine
competitive field as the country
has to offer teed off today in the
48th United States Open golf CHAM
pionship.
A light morning haze hovered
over the Rivieras links, but the sun
soon broke through and the day
promised to be ideal for the field OF
I'll shotmakers.
The somewhat dubious honor of
going off the first tee first fell to
three professionals from widely
separated cities-Barrett w. Melvin
of Honolulu. M. R. Lazane of Bakers
field, Calf, and Herschel Spears Of
Birmingham. Ala. w. a
{. Hogan arrive don the practice tee
shortly after 7 am, two hours ahead.
Eof his starting time.
i The pint-sized Hershey. Pa. star,
with the long, straight shots, was
the logical choice to lead the pack
when the famed trophy Is awarded
at the 72-hole conclusion Saturday.
Hogan has played some Of his
hottest golf on the 7020-yard
Riviera course, hard by the Pacific.
He won the Los Angeles Oren
tournament here last January with
a four-round total of 275, nine
under par for the trip and new
course record. The year before he
pocketed first money in the same
tourney with 280.
Riviera is the longest layout over
which the National Open has been
played. Its par is 35-36-71.
Experts, those who play the shots
themselves, voiced the opinion even
par of 284 would be sufficient to
win the title.
The links Derby that will decide
whether Lew Worsham of Oakmont,
Pa, will retain the laurels he reaped
"a year ago at st. Louis, comprised
the best in the land plus Bobby
Locke of South Africa. The rosy
checked invader from johannesburg,
a consistent money winner in Amer
ican tournaments the last two years,
was strong choice of many.
Defending Champion Worshan, in
cidentally, was not conceded much
of a chance but "the Chin" as he
is known, was in there battling par
and host of good ones.
Evening star., 1948-06-10
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN
Ssor Staff Correspondent
Good for Each Other

10-Unless carried out OF the ring In q
Barbea Anthony Zaek
familiar Rocky Grazano and Tony
moppng they merriy through their
Evening star., 1948-06-10
Honeymoon Presses
.Turf's Coin Queen
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, June TO- Honey
moon is pressing Gallorette for the
title of worlds leading money win
ner among fillies and mares.
Harry'M. Warmers mare gained
ground in the earnings race by cap
turing the $24,200 Top Flight Handi-
cap yesterday at Belmont. She ran
the mile and sixteenth in 1:43 fiat,
second fastest in the history of the
race, to beat nine others of her sex.
For the effort Honeymoon won
$16,950, which boosted her winnings
so far to $323,120.
Gallorette, who had chance to
better her position among the all
time money winners, ran third in
the same race and collected only
$4,000.
However. the show purse sen Gal
lcrette's all-time winnings to s371,-
985-best among the females but
still just tenth in the list that in
cludes the fellows.
! Howell E. Jackson's Red Shoes
finished second in the Top Flight
race by a mere nose. C. v. Whit
ney's First Flight, the favorite
never threatened and wound up
fifth,
Evening star., 1948-06-10

sham visited Cox just before
leaving for the Open-and Lew
won it. The year Craig Wood
won, he called Witty from the
Washington Airport on his way
to Texas.
When Lawson Little won he
and Mrs. Little spent several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Cox be-
fore leaving for Cleveland. The
year Johnny Farrell won he
played WHY'S course in New
York just before he left for the
Open, and the Cox luck held the
year Gene Sarazen won,. too.
1--we been lucky for everybody
but myself" Witty said yester-
day. The years Cox finished
third and fifth he probably had
more tough luck than any player
in the field.
Evening star., 1948-06-10
As Fans Still Hopeful
World Series Bound :.
Sign Will Be Useful
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-When
the Philadelphia Athletics came
home on May % leading the Amer
ican League, some of their more
ardent fans sprouted big sign in
the left-ield bleachers World
Series Bound"
| The sign has been removed and
more than a few of the fans are
wondering what destination the AS
have in store with only two wins in
their last II games.
The fans just bide their time-and
that sign is still available, If
and when.
At the outset of their current
home stand, the AS were riding the
crest of a five-game winning streak.
Added to that was 10-game victory
lstretch that had the fans referring
to the Mackmen as the "Amaz-
ing AS"
Over the last week end, the
Mackmen lost three straight to the
Cleveland Indians in series that
put the Tribe in undisputed first
place and dropped the AS 21a
games behind.
The sign came down in the left
field bleachers.
Last night the AS lost their second
straight to the Detroit Tigers to
extend their string of consecutive
defeats to five and drop into third
place in the league standings.
| Connie Mack, the 85-year-old
owner manager of the AS, says the
situation is nothing to worry about
just a case of injured hitters and
sore-arm pitchers.
Most notable on the AS injured
list are Rightfielder Elmer Valo,
hurt two weeks ago in a crash
against the fence on fly ball chase,
and Third Baseman Hank Majeski,
out with a bruised shin suffered in
collision with Catcher Buddy
Rosar Tuesday night.
Those two have provided major
portion of the AS batting punch
this season.