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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD 1912 truck with hydraulic hoist
aesdy ioF wo aamp s sSay sAss eSss s0S
sRRRSSAfioRsi i5 Fl 9 tfaek with hydrau
lie hoist and 3-yd. dump body; excel. eond.
sas sssS 81 T0 1900 'rsss sss'
cHEyRoLET 1887 1M,.on panel delivery
ms an delivery o s ME Il n Rz sss
DODGE 1888 h-ton panel: GOOD cond.;
new tires; reasonable. ia. ao76, or
DODGE ,5 Esa = H son g gsnsl: new motor sood
sTuDEBAKER 1e47 a-ton pickup, 5e25
P 9ss6 !. l ~ l.-sen truck; .sas. bod,
P SsSSs Il ,ss j. Pansi; good condition; $500
# IT'S PRICES YOU WANT. see US nr now
cemoco has a large selection, all kinds
sd 81 sizes s Of good used ID
s sehfnsn at s Sseesais and the first ones
asG f get the c Sss TN MooR s1 &C., oSc
eH 7o deae6 Other gp sood truck nxS
rufa Pafi aRa i IsC s. At
FORD 1941 1h-ton stake body; 5-speed
forward; III heavy oC, duty; good cond; bar
s chRvR SA so1 1894 panel n-ton. D. c.
sss cash e1 RssY RSs ea ish
eHEvR sCi ia4 ~ 1 Ssa' metro. package
delivery. walk-in type: low milease origi-
ss cost p sSS"0 wS s5o %u' so issF:
; ssSssA*ss n ::' !ss 's ss. ';Fsa
DODGE 1917 h-ton panel; good mechan-
"a iS's'4s ess s4s5 MoHos
FORD 1947 lw,b: 1b-ft. stake body;
seanss o tires s oIkas
pass Ea A 2 E. inspection. JET MOTOR SALES
y;s &c
f foaD 1897 ton p saHi very soodo s9a;
s SALES, u; 1907 ~ ,. IL,
ESfRxzebys MSRkff, iiss 'f'' g. as.
FORD fs4s A-ton stake: $4,000 actual
gyt transfer sav. only o Sall Mr.
CHEvRoLET ls4s hS-ton panel; has heat.
miles; $1,000 WI 67S6. \ --13
FORD 1912 pickup. Just passed D. c. in.
spection: $685. or best offer under. Call
TIE. $685. or VI. 6076. III
REQ 1913 model C-19 B, type 114S. with
ga Gu. yd. dump body with low mount
hoist: only ,750 miles; suitable for con-
tractor building supply. brick manufac-
turer, etc. Can be seen from 7:30 to 5
weekdays, 9 to IL Sat. 1913 sth ST.. ne.
REQ 1s4s model Gle C, type 144s. with
pa Gu. I'd. DUMP body, low mount hoist,
model NJ 6.15 B Braden winch. with z
forward and 2 reverse speeds; only 1,42d
miles. Can be seen from 7:30 to 8
weekdays, 8 to IL Sat, 1913 9Th ST.. ne.
NEW TRUCK with only sal miles: bar
gain: pickup with a metal box on back;
makes q closed pickup or panel; ideal for
plumber, electrician, service work. etc.
Apply KOLB ELECTRIC, 1919 Window
pl. NV. liz
SUBURBAN, 1910 and 1s41 small school
hus hos nffer O100
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,-Familv Cane Cod Rrick

This charming detached home, situated on
corner lot in Del Ray, one Of the INCEST
floor there are D rooms GO bedrooms) and
tiled bath; on the 2nd floor is nice apart
ment OF living room, bedroom and kitchen,
with plumbing already in for a 2nd bath;
has Aforementioned heat with gas furnace,
electric retriRerator. screened side porch.
open fireplace and STERN windows; the
lot is well Handicapped. An Individual. dis
ttnctive home for only S1S,95O. Call Nfr.
McCauley. CHI. 3541, with
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.
FLORIDA GARDEN FARMS

The future belongs to those who prepare
for It, You can prepare now for your fu-
ture comfort and happiness by securing a
5-acre farm in Marion Co, Florida, vicln.
will produce vegetables of all kinds.
orange and tung trees. The, finest climate
in Florida for year-round living. fishing,
bathing and hunting. Total cost Tor D
acres, 1878; $50 down, SIS per month.
Insured title with all deeds available.
Full details through GEO. w. ROBERT
SON. Realtor, SOL Wisconsin ave, Be-
thesda, Md. WI. 1907; ewes, WI. 1884.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

5assne9. q me sa%%e5eal = bld S.es zen:
n s. e oensd at and ad f ne cesn af
~; s Sd ssSSsan55aI tenant. Cali owner,
81 6AY EA MGo SIDE Oh Of COIN AVE- clos. to
Florida ave floor space, suitable ex :
FT FIR PROC sVf MAc Hi SHOP or ware
house, about 35x37, feet; elevation % #;
utilities including 3-phase electric cur
Bridge in Virginia Also e-story part Of
be had separateiy V0 or together Reasonable Re 1
rent. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 17I9 K
s cE NV t;p "a 1875 B6o,
Conn. ave. NV. Excel. for office use,
physicians once; Or could be used By
ssR PsE re RRAL fs a. w. a a5r1s 500 1EoUM
AUTO SUPPLY & SERVICE
Corner building, 1901 M st. NV, enc
comm. This building can be arranged tc
sun any automobile repair, service bat.
terry. tires, glass, generator. seat cover
added for service Parking facilities ad d.
lacent. This location in the heart Of
automobile section of downtown, Wash,
will assist in remodelne to meet require.
ments. Advertising values unlimited
LOUIS BURMAN
Republic 1888 -1s
1918 18th ST. N.W.-2nd f., Az rooms
approx. $50 SO. #. space; hot water, lights
! furnished low rent
1125 14th st NV. 1st f.. 1890
Excellent for small office, business, etc
$40 per month.
! $50 R. I. ave. n.e-corner building. 8
rooms and bath; suitable for doctor
dentist commercial ofice: S75 per mo
14th st. corner building. close to down
town; approx. 10000 50. #. space with
| large parking area.
For further information, call Mr.. Hunter
MA. $500; evenings and week ends, GIL
52S5.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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PRIVATE PARTY wants cheap lot; must
be on busline and wide frontage. Wanted
immediately Write Box 447-R, Star. lis
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AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING.
COMfLETE JOB, S35 up; work Euaran.
teed. GILBERT. 4102 Pa. ave. ext. Sc
DEPARTMENrALIzED SERVICE is best
for your car regardless of make; super
ine painting, fender and body work at
reasonable prices. ALEXANDRIA NASH
CORP. 500 Montgomey ST., Alexandra
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$500 PER MONTH

S4UU PER MONTH
5000 SO. #. with IS it, ceiling height.
Brand new one-story warehouse. Heavy
concrete floor: steel roof; large drive-in
Also 10000 SO. #. available AT $3.50
per month
]. A. WEINBERG CO., INC.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors. Ma. $500. -12
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BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
OPEN ST PM. WED--THURS

OPEN ST PM, WED.-THURS.
munitv offering 3 spacious bedrms., liv
rm. with frepl;; comb; equipped kit din,
cite with h,, hMilt-tn dinette set Bsmt: and
Priced for immediate sale. Cash above an
existing 4oe trust of Sl1 400. repayable
pal. tSxes and insurance. To reach:
Drive out Lee hwy. to Great Falls st Il
blk. before State Theater in Falls
church,, right on Great Falls St to
Brylyn Park subdivision on right, turn
right on Hallwood ave, l blk to North
st, left TO 104 and our open sign on
DOMINION ms. & REALTY, INC.
3l03 10th St. No, GIL. $685., OK. 1879;
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AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING private sales orr speciality. II
you are buyfng or selling an automobile:
FINANCE co. 11o3 New York ave. nv.
Republic 1900.
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Real Estate Service, Inc.
OK o5Sh Lee hwy at Glehe I'd GIL 0hR1

Mr.. Fairfax Courthouse
Bungalow. very spacious and in immac-
which has end windows plus ? lge. dormers;
attr. equipped kit, full dry bsmt.. tubs
Bendix washer, oil &C. heat: nicely land
50 800 down and bal in one mortgage at
~, payable S65 per mo-, incl. interest
principal. tax and ms Act fast on this lS
No Glehe I'd. GIL 6111. OK OIL. III
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WILL BUY OR SELL YOUR HOUSE
frame or brick white or colored; IA years
experience Call MR. WALTER MILLER.
ME. 54o0 or DE. 5346
! PAY CASH for houses, lots or acreage;
So. CAP ppt st TR 1888; ev ea Vi. osso
ATTENTION, Cliff you wish to sell your
house, will buy or sell it for you. Please
call Mr.: WALTER MILLER, NE. 5400 or
DE 5346
: OR UNIT BRICK BLDG; will paw
cash 10 times annual income. Box
421-R. Star 49,
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGIkIA.
S12.950

5-rm. brick corner location, Just redeco-
rated, ali nice size rms, equipped kit. For
appt. call VINCENT F. MULLIN. OW. 60s5,
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

River I'd. close to proposed shopping cens
ter: $3.50. EDWARD G. ADAMS CORP =.
OIL. 2442. liz
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.
REAL EHAn LOANS,

BEACH, DEL-For rent, small
ottaees and apis; openings Aug. %, on;
eSerYations EN-. 1897. liz
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SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
xxx II CT NV MA o21S
DOCTORS AND DENTISTS

Excellent opportunity for professional man
to have a beautiful home and office COM
hination in one of the choice locations
IN Virginia; situated on corner lot I65xl7
with street locations on South Arlington
Ridge I'd. A magnificent large brick
center-hall Colonial home consisting of IL
rooms, n baths. bedrooms. oil heat. g.
car brick garage; super construction.
expedite the sale of this valuable property.
Could not be reproduced for double the
asking price, For further details and
appointment to inspect phone Mr. Bos-
well. MA. $500; ewes. and week ends. Ov
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AuroMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

AUTO SEAT COvERS-Attention 1916
and 1947 Oldsmohile owners. We have
sedan with rear center arm rest at new
low prices, installed Regularly SOS. SIS,
now S16.95 while they last. ARCADE
PONTIAC CO.. 1887 Irving st. NV" AID.
$500 Ia
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pus. DeSt OHeI ia. UIUU: 10
USED TRUCK VALUES
1946 Ford 1A-ton c. and c.------S1 $50
1914 Chev. 1h-ton 2 I'd. dump
1871 International 1h-ton 8 I'd.
coal dump body - 80 $50
1910 Chew. 1R-ton 8 I'd. coal
dump body ------ 500
1941 GMC s4-ton stake -.--- 500
GMc TRUCK g. COACH DIVISION. 80 M
st NJ ME 0505. IL
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LOTS FOR RENT.
IL 000 SO Eft

WV EOVs Z =
Leveled, and surfaced with blue stone
ready for business; prominent corner
LOUIS BURMAN, RE. 1868. IL
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To Seven Corners at Route :. straight
ahead on Rt. 33S three blocks to Linden
lane and open" sign, then left to No. AIT
and you will find that fine 3-bedrm., 2l2-
urdays Star" 1t is to be available at
$26,250. on very liberal terms. Shown
by appointment. Brokers cooperation.
l.. S. HURLEY
1900 No. Brandywine St. Arl.. Va, CHI
9s16 or GIL. 1902. Open daily . to 5 80.
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81 acres of rich, fertile, productive soil
and a modern 6-rm. house; large liv. rm.,
dining rm., modern kit, bath and shower
on st f.; and a., large bedrms., clothes
closets Closets, IN a., each sh rm also a full bath and
barn 3Ox60, corn crib sood-sized chicken
house, Lear garage and tool shed; about
looks Wash. and is only miles from
the Capitol; Price low at S16,500. Call
OWNER. Hickory Q370
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BRICK CAPE COD

Located on beautiful so by 1873 lot. in
closed with Anchor fence; in one of
Arlington's finest residential sections
only 3 blocks from John Marshall School;
bedrms. and tiled bath on LIST f., and
Q lge bedrms. and bath partially COM
pleted on End; full bsmt. Price, only
S14,75O; an excellent buy
Real Estate Service, Inc.
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l.. S. HURLEY
S1O,95O

Very unusual studio style all-brick semi
detached; moderate cash payment and
assume Gil trust OF $3.50. To inspect
call YEONAS REALTY, GIL. 2100 or OK.
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S2l .5O0-79 ACRES

$21 ,500-79 ACRES
This Fairfax County farm has a good g.
room house with oil heat, bath, electricity
range and REFRIGERATOR and . hilltop set
ing. pleasant town with outdoor fireplace
and other marks of a well-kept property
Outbuildings include a small barn.. two
chicken houses, corn crib and two sheds
About So acres open, balance wooded. and
about 4 acres of growing corn is included
% miles from WASHINGTON; S5,700 down
balance $50 per month.
MASON HIRST
Exclusively. Annandale. Va. at the enc
Of Columbia pike. Phone FA. 7447
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

fufn., has dining rm. Out No. 90 to
Camp Wash, right on 30 to LIST I'd, right
To Bird and 4th kouSe on right. SS5. Sl15.
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ACREAGE WANTED.
STORES FOR SALE.

. TO 5 ACRES for homesite; Nd. or
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Al, BAKER B. SONS. INC,
OUT LEE BLVD

Alexandria. va Phone TIE 7343. Alex
6644 Open ewes. and Suns. from am
to d m for Ynllr convenience
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MAY PURCHASE CT

TIED bath, huge e"i iiv, Pm.. frepiace, din:
rm. state size, lee equipped kit. full
bsmt lge lot Total price, $4,000.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
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HOLD THE PHONE, SIR!

One acre of beautiful ground, 2-car
garage, brick Cape Cod; 5 Well-arraneed
rooms; End floor unfinished, fun bsmt.
Cal today
Real Estate Service, Inc.
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Yonks Invoke Hex of " Years
In Knocking indians From Top

out Brooklyn and Pittsburgh were
not scheduled.
Reynolds Wins 5th in Row.
Allie Reynolds. former Cleveland
.right-hander. pitched the Yankees
to victory over the Indians. allow
ing his former mates only nine hits
as he registered his fifth straight
triumph. The Indians lone run
resulted from Kenny Keltner's 10th
home run in the fourth inning.
A night game Philadelphia crowd
of 22,565 saw the Athletics win their
ninth straight. The winning run
came in the bottom half of the
11th when st. Louis Pitcher Fred
Sanford walked Pete Suder with
the bases loaded and two out. Sam
Chapman had sent the game into
overtime when he exploded ninth
inning home run with two out and
two strikes on him.
Vern Stephens banged two home
runs to lead the Red Sox attack.
Bobby Doerr also homered. Jack
Kramer scattered six singles to
register his second win and his
first shutout.
Del Ennis, with homer, two
doubles and a single in four times
at bat was the ringleader in Phila-
delphia's s victory over Cincinnati.
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Major Leaders
uT t'e NSsVSEIfeu FFeSS
AMERICAN V.EAGI1E

AMEhlSaN LEhUOE.
zarifla. St. Louis. Ais,
Runs batted in-Williams, Boston,
"a; Keltner, Cleveland, 90.
Runs-Williams. Boston, 90; Tucker.
Cleveland, and Majeski, Philadelphia,
Hits.Will,ams' Boston. IS; Bou-
Doubles-Boudreau, Cleveland. Z;
Di Maggie Boston, 6.
Triples-vico and Wertz, Detroit, 3:
Home runs-Keltner, Cleveland, 10;
williams' s1a1rs Boston. 1 ,cs.r Cleveland
and Coan. WASHINGTON,
Rrissie, Philadelpfia. %.
Pitching-Reynolds. New York, SO.
1000; Scheib, Philadelphia, and Trucks,
'' NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting-Holmes. Boston. 462: Gus
Runs batted in-Ennis., Philadelphia,
and Kiner. Pittsburgh; IS;
Runs-AshbuEn, Philadelphia' IL:
sial, St. Louis, and Ashburn, Philadel-
Doubles - Adams. Cincinnati. s;
Triples--Waitkus. Chicago. 4; Mu-
sial. st. Louis. and Lockman, New
Home rsfns-sauer. Cincinnati. and
Stolen bsses-Haas, Philadelphia, A;
Ashburn. Philadelphia, 8.
strikeouts-Jansen, New York. IS;
Schmitz. Chicago. %.
scheen, st. Louis: voiselle, Boston, and
Riddle, PITTSBURGH. 80, zoo.
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boldly hasn't been winning This is new season Past
records don't what fellow shows now
I'll still Phladelphias pitchers"
Griff Rotes Fon Best at First
What else have got9" the next question
They've got good infed" replied Grlfnth lnat
fellow at shorsop Joost That fellow second
his name?"
"Suder? Pete Suder?"
YES suder baseman And that fellow at
hrst base-whats his name?"
"Fan? Ferriss Fain?" 80
"Fan first baseman In baseball He's
hustler He his shoulders Hes got
wonderful spirit And he's fighter.
Il kind of like couple of real
hitters good hitters name?"
Chapman" .
NO" right He's good In the AS
mark where he rank him behindlets
zee Vao outfedValo McCokey and
Chapman.
He's Reminded Of 1924 Mats
Then YOU honestly contenders? asked
Grifs tormentor.
why reply like them better than Detroit AS
for Cleveland OH They haven't got enough
pitching great hers but they haven't got any
pitchers
Are the you hopedand stin hope-o de-
velop?"
Yes They're young and they're hlstlng So Is mine
But pitching than club May
BE- when get hit Ill chasing after the
AS Yanks I haven't given my own club
the old gentleman remind me OF the lsz4
Washington team wasn't expected to win Per-
sonay Everybody up on him IN
minors he just another mneoe
But with terrific wearing glasses and ALL
the pennant concluded Grh 1 hope the oio
man Connie couldn't happen to nicer guy
Evening star., 1948-05-12
Kinq, Lifted From Garden, Ace
On Slab for G. w.; Terps Win

as he did the day before with his
homer and two singles against
Georgetown.
Maryland, meanwhile, still is
much in the running for the South
ern Conference crown after defeat
ing Washington and Lee, LIS, yes
terday at Lexington. AL Tuminski
banged Mike Boyda's first pitch
into left field for home run to
start Maryland on a three-run out
burst in the first inning.
John Ligon homefed with two
men on base in Washington and
Lees half of the first to tie the
score. Tony Sileo hit a grand slam
homer in the third to put the Terps
out front for good.
The loss, the Generals fourth in
loop competition ruined their hopes
for the conference crown.
Onde Jeffreys, third Fort Belvoir
hurler, drove in the winning run in
the ninth INNING to beat c. u, 9-8.
After two were out and the score
tied 8-8, Arnold Blethen singled
and Monroe Davis doubled. Jeffreys
then singled scoring Blethen to give
the Engineers a 9-8 win
Evening star., 1948-05-12
Three One-Hitters Among Six
Nifty Jobs by SchooIboys

game, pacing Maryland Park to a
81 victory over Mount Rainier
while Don Estes hurled two-hit ball
for six innings as Washington-Lee
thumped Landon, 1870. The Little
Generals now have II wins in Il
games.
Rick Harrison allowed only three
hits as Blair downed Gaithersburg
1914, while Willie Zehring famed
IA and allowed four safeties to
lead George Washington to q Sc
win over Mount Vernon. 1t was
the third shutout victory of the
season for Zehring.
In other games Georgetown PREP
scored eight runs in the fourth in
ming to down st. Johns. 1l-6;
Greenbelt defeated Annapolis, 6-3
and Falls Church nipped Dewitt
lilo.
Today's action had Gonzaga al
Tech and Maryland Park at An
napolis, while Laurel will visit
yHyattsville tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-05-12

Tight pitching featured yester-
days scholastic baseball play as
three one-hitters, a two-hitter, a
three-hitter and a four-hitter were
turned in and all. except one OF
these performances, sparked VIC
tories.
Bill Jordan, La Plata High hurler
walked of the mound with one
hit game, but lost, So, to Oxon
Hill. Jordan's wildness in the first
two innings cost him the game.
Bob Conrad, st. Adams ace, has
two one-hitters to his credit after
pitching his team to 9-1 victory
over Friends. His mates committed
six errors and helped Friends to its
lone tally. Speedy Stimson singled
with two out in the final frame to
rob Conrad of hitless perform
ance.
The third one-hitter was turned
in by Bob Young as Bethesda
downed Bladensburg, 81.
Bob Butler turned in two-hit
Evening star., 1948-05-12
$4,000 Inquirer Tourney
Opens With TrioI Run
Rx the Assoeioted Press

PHILADELPHIA, May H. The
ls-hole qualifying round for the
Philadelphia Inquirer invitation golf
tournament today brought 1875 hope
fuls to the first tee of the White
marsh Valley Country Club. The 50
low-scorers among these l25 will
join 68 link stars, exempt from the
qualifying round, in the start OF
the four-day tournament tomorrow
over the 6,670-yard, par u White
marsh course.
Among those seeking the $4,000
in prize money will be South Afrl-
cas- Bobby Locke, the defending
champion; Lloyd Mangrum, COLTS
current leading money-winner. and
five winners Of the National PGA
crown-Ben Hogan, Bob Hamilton,
Vic Ghezzi, Denny Shute and Gene
Sarazen.
Evening star., 1948-05-12
Six Champs 10 Fight
In Olympic Trials
Opening Friday

No less than six District amateur
ring champions will. be competing
for titles at Griffith Stadium Friday
night when the area Olympic trials
get underway, commencing at $3.50
pm. Sixteen bouts, 10 quarter-flnal
and six sefnifinal. are on the inaug-
ural card with eight area winners
to be crowned Wednesday night
May 10. The victors will go to the
regional trials in Philadelphia, May
24-25, and regional champions. fight
in the Olympic finals in Boston
June 1929
The 1948 District AAU winners
who are shooting for the Olympic
team are Pat Thomas, feather
weight; Holly Minis, middleweight;
Eddie Marshall, light heavyweight
and Heavyweight Eddie Grant. A
fifth AAU. winner, Pvt. George
Abarca of Andrews Field, may box
in the f1yweight sector If he gets
back from the national Air Force
tourney in time.
Two Golden Glovers, bantam
weight Jimmy Caraway and Leon
Daughtry, ruler of the l47-pound
division, are also Olympic starters.
This stellar field will be supple
mented by a generous sprinkling OF
service and collegiate ringmen.
Tickets, priced at $3.50 and $3.50,
will be on sale at all newspaper Of
fees tomorrow, and all receipts will
be given to- the United States Olym-
pic Committee for the District.
Chairman Jerry Looney requests
all contestants to report to the dress
ing room not later than 7 pm. Fri
day. The pairings:
| Quarter-inaI Bouts.
B. c. No. - VS.. Wallace Weiriek N. A, s.
i.as sro cu65 V,. JOS. An'
SCI. ia5. .pouna classIE.rl clover Giosrty
A. CO VS., Jim Hawkins Twelfth St. y,
135- pound claSs-Paul Kostopoulos (Md
Pf? Is '% ~issn RHHs.f AZ
A. c. VS.. Ernest Reiter IN. A: 81.
47-pound elass-charley White Tort
147-pound class--Leon Daugntry LIB,
erty A. c. VS.. Jim Jackson CHoward
A. Co.
l6O-pound class-Holly Minis Howard
A. c. Us. Buster Meador rs: W. e N: n, ;;
160-pound class-Bop Matos tAmerlcsn
175-pound class-Ralph Meador IS. W.
B. N. H. VS.. Bob Weaver IN. R. s..
Semifnal Bouts.
Heavyweight class-Eddie Grant tApono
A. c. VS.. Harold Mc1lwain Twelfth st.
y.
11S-pound class--Joe Collins lGeorge.
town Big Bro. Club VS.. Eddie Gilchrist
Banks A. CD.
126-pound olass-Pat Thomas (Apollo
A. CO. VS. Elmo Caldwell (Howard ".
126-pound ciass-Winner OF bout 1 VS..
winner of bout 2. -,
135-pound class-Harry Dillender IN.
r. So VS.. winner of bout 3.
135-pound class-Winner OF bout VS..
winner of bout 8.
Evening star., 1948-05-12
By Joe Reiehler
Associated Press Sports Editor


II the Cleveland Indians are to
win their first pennant in % years,
they had best learn to beat the New
York Yankees. One of the princi-
pal reasons the Indians have been
Romantics since 1920 has been
their inability to win their share
of games from the Bronx Bombers
ONLY four times in the last n
seasons have the Indians won a
majority of their games with the
Yanks
During the 27-year span, Cleve-
land finished in the runnerup spot
three times. Always it was the
Yankees who kept them from win
ming the flag.
It's Same Old Story.
This habit of long standing con-
tinued to haunt the Indians yes
terday. Facing the Yankees for the
first time this season, the Tribe
absorbed a Al licking which not
only ended five-game winning
streak but knocked the team out
of first place in the American
League race.
The Philadelphia Athletics nipped
the st. Louis Browns. 80, in IL
innings to push past Cleveland into
the top spot The Yankees re-
manned in third place in the tight
race, a game away from the top.
The Boston Red SoX snapped a
five-game losing streak by shellack-
ing the tail-end Chicago White Sox,
80
Only one National League game
was played. The Philadelphia
Phillies came from behind to de-
feat the Reds in Cincinnati, 4-3,
and make a sweep of the three
game series. New York at Chicago
and Boston at st. Louis were rained