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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-05-27
AT TRENTON
"wednesday. NAV 19)


The Trenton Giants took the Sec
ond game of the series on Wednesday
night, to give the Owls their fourth
straight loss.
Babe" Birrer started on the
mound for Hagerstown, but was
knocked out of the box in the fifth
inning and was replaced by Kap-
ucinski Bob Easterbrook, a left
handler, started for Trenton, but had
to leave the game in the fifth in
ming CATER walking the first two
men up), when it was found that he
had blister on his pitching hand.
Tony West, highlander, relieved
him and got credit for the win. Biz
rer, of course, was the losing pit
cher.
After a scoreless first inning,
Trenton showed one run across the
plate in the second frame. Jok
walked, but was forced by Turcy.
Daddario's throw to first, however,
in an effort to complete a double
play, was wild, and Turcy went to
second on the error, from where
Garner scored him with a single to
center.
The Owls had a chance in the
fourth. Christie, the first man up,
walked, but Arakelian struck out
for the first out. Rooms was hit by
pitched ball, with Christie moving
to second. But with Martin at the
plate, Christie was caught off base
and was thrown out Martin also
drew a walk, but Birrer forced him
for the third out
The Owls knOtted the count in the
top half of the fifth Feltman and
Halvonick, the first two men up,
both walked, and at this point East
erbrook was taken out Of the box
and West took over, striking out
Yeash, the first man to face him.
Daddario then singled to right, scor-
ing Feltman, with Halvonic stopping
at second. But Christie fouled out
to the catcher, and Arakelian struck
out to end the inning.
But the score didn't stay tied long,
as Trenton batted around in the
bottom half of the fifth to shove
four more runs across the plate.
With one man out, Garner doubled
to center, and Tesla got an infeid
hit, with Garner going to third.
West then hit long fly to center
field, with Garner scoring easily af-
ter the catch. Birrer then walked
Wetzel and Pavlick to fill the bases
and following this with issuing an
other base on balls to Martin, fore
ing in Wetzel. At this point, Kap-
ucinski replaced Birrer, but Gun
bingham, the first man to face him,
hit clean single to center, scoring
Pavlick and Martin. Jok then struck
out to end the inning.
Kapucinski set the Giants down
in order in the sixth, seventh and
eighth innings, while West had
little difficulty in disposing of the
Hagerstown Club in the last four
frames.
Although Hagerstown only got
four hits GALL of them singles they
were issued eight bases on balls,
while one man reached first as a hit
batSman.
Summary: Trenton, 5R. 5H. 1E.;
Hagerstown, r. Al 1E. Left on
base: Trenton, 3; Hagerstown, IL.
At TDENTON
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-05-27
INTERSTATE
STANDINGS
(ThrOugh Tuesday Night
SCHEDULE
FOR WEEK

Lancaster at Lancaster, tonight,
Friday and Saturday.
York at York, Sunday and Mon
day night Second game of Memorial
Day double header).
York here, Monday morning at
1890 first game of Memorial Day
double header).
York at York, Tuesday.
Allentown here, Wednesday first
game of a three-game series).
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-05-27
DOUBLE PLAYS

Through Tuesday night, with %
games played, the Owls had COM
pleted 10 double plays-12 at home
and Z on the road. This is six more
than they completed last year, in
the same number of games.
Now let's look over the games of
the past week.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-05-27
KEEDEAG I'D
WITT THE OWLS
By Doug Stewart
By Doug Stewart

the route for Trenton. Barney
Schultz started for Hagerstown, but
was knocked out in the fifth inning.
He was replaced by Birrer, but he
couldn't retire the side, and he was
lifted in favor of Snyder, who got
the third man out and then shut the
Giants out for the last three in
nings of the game. Schultz was
charged with the loss.
Trenton scored in the first inning,
when, with one out, Pavlick singled
to center. Marty" Martin flied to
center for the second out, but Cum
ningham singled to right, sending
Pavlick to third. Jok then ground
ed to Daddario, who fumbled the
ball, with Pavlick scoring on the
error, Bob Easterbrook, the Tren-
ton pitcher, playing left field in
place of the injured Turcy, then
walked to fill the bases. Garner
was up next, and he singled to cen
ter, scoring Cunningham and Jok.
Tesla then forced Garner at second
for the third out.
The Owls made it 81 in the sec
ond inning when, with two out,
Martin walked, and Schultz doubled
to left to drive him home. Schultz,
however, was out trying to stretch
it to a triple.
Trenton made it 81 in the third,
when with one out, Cunningham
singled and stole second. Jok then
walked, and Easterbrook followed
with single to center, scoring
Cunningham, with Jok moving to
third, from where he scored on a
balk.
It was II in the fourth. With
one out, Wetzel beat out hit to
third. Pavlick then singled to right
with Wetzel going to second, but
when Arakelian made a bad throw,
Wetzel started for third, and Paw
lick broke for second. Daddario re-
covered the ball on the edge of the
grass, but he threw wild to third
trying to get Wetzel, who scored on
the error, with Pavlick going to
third, from where he scored on Cum
ningham's single.
The Giants final two runs came
in the fifth Easterbrook opened
the inning with double, and Gar
ner followed with a single to short
right, with Easterbrook stopping at
third. At this point Birrer went in
in place of Schultz. Tesla, the first
man to face him, grounded out
short to first with Easterbrook Scor-
ing on the play lillian was up next,
and he grounded to first for the sec
ond out. Wetzel drew a walk, and
then Pavlick singled to right, scor-
ing Garner That was all for Biz
rer, and Snyder came in and got
rid of Marty" Martin on a ground
ball to second base.
The Owls threatened in the fifth
inning, when the first three men up,
Martin, Schultz and Feltman, all
walked; but that rally was snuffed
out when Lonny DeGeorge, a
rookie third baseman, who was
signed by the Owls in Trenton,
struck out, and Yeash ended the
inning by hitting into a double
play.
Hagerstown scored their second
and third runs in the seventh frame
when, with two men out, DeGeorge
walked, Yeash got an infeld hit to
third and Daddario walked, filling
the bases. pep" Rambert, back in
the lineup after being out for sew
eral days with an injured ankle,
then singled to left, scoring De-
George and Yeash Arakelain then
forced Rambert to second for the
final out.
Summary: Trenton, OR. 14H. OE.;
Hagerstown, 3R. 8H. Be. Left on
base: Trenton, 10; Hagerstown,, IL
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-05-27
AT TRENTON
Thursday. May 20l

(lHuTSudy, Mdy w
The Trenton Giants swept their
three-game series with the Owls,
by taking the final game Thursday
night by a score of 9-3.
Al lillian, highlander, went
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-05-27
AT WILMINGTON

FRIDAY, May 2D
Friday nights game was rained
Evening star., 1948-02-23
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY Gent,

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcont.1
DO YOU WANT SPEEDY ACTION: Lisi
win pay top price. ENTERPRIsE REALTY
house wASrEp AZ & nS srooEisnd a S4pS Woodridse
| section of n.e.-I have several cash buyers
desiring to purchase a home in this area;
e aeon nae VII
Mr.. Blackwood. NO. 6597, with SHANNON
d LUcHs CO., 1905 H st. NV. MA. '2345.
WE HAVE IMMEDIATE PURCHASER for
Brightwood or Petworth house. CAN Mr..
Schwab, WO. O6s4. with SHANNON a.
LucHs Co. 1908 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
WANTED TO BUY BY PVT. OWNER, : or
j bedrm. house, cloSe-in Va: give CON-
and addreEs oo BUILT op prize snr
I WISH TO BUY detached or semidetached
RTs al II sR M sses Ss Sox $40 ssfssn ss
PASTOR-LUTZ. INC-Houses wanted. Do
At far Price @ s on todass MARKET as sNaE hsuss os
4 bedrm. houses: ne. or NV. preferred
Ga %E Have Hx e555 CASH III sdYPRs for improved
p s. DFfHs5!fi fs hfz1TY x e 5ss
fR skck Il Hol Fh F. SS SM N MI neslbg ea suburbs I
,,Ssss sssss !! ss;' R ssfsas &fR
LU. 2040 or DU. S55S. -23
TWO-FAMILY HOME or q small duplex,
in NV. section. Call GE. 3057
SPOT CASH at once. no waiting for your
money; any kind Of property. large or
small: any section. Ma. S499.
lady, $1,000 cash. WALDO HARRIS,
Broker. Ii. 9979. ME. 1894. -26
VETERAN DESIRES to purchase home di-
rect from owner; already CT financed; any
area considered. Phone TIE, 340s --29
?-HOUR SERVICE-Cash for your house
today: any condition, any section con-
sidered. RE 2735 or Wo. 91s1 till Pm.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-hortheost.

WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN; 31O1 Gath st
ne-Open 1 pm. Sunday and Monday;
lee, 4-bedrm home: lovely. liv. and din
rms: lee porches; corner lot; ideal loca-
ton; refined white neighboThood. Inspect,
The price is right H. c. MAYNOR co;
2Ooc Rhode Island ave. ne. NO. 1898.
RESTRICTED NE LOCATION; vacant:
modern row brick. only 6 yrs. old; 8 rms,
tile bath . spacious bedrms.. gas heat;
sss s5ss eses' PECK ss Co 34os 18Th st. ne. ne
NEAR EASTERN HIGH-6-rms and bath
row brick, h.-wh., S1o,5oo: Call Mr..
Scanland today. RA 1919. WAGGAMAN-
BRAWNER. 100 Eye st. NV. NE. 1850.
BRICK BUNGALOW. Ia stories rooms
" baths; excel cond; mr.. shopping and
reg. CALL Re ssie, 90 daily, CHAPMAN
REALTY CO.. Realtors. -o3
HOME, SWEET HOME. 2246 Mt. View
pl.. s.e,-Open daily after / pm. several
2-family homes in this neighborhood
conv. to Boiling Field. Census Bureau
Navy Yard and business section of Ana
costa: each bldg. contains sep. apts. Of
llv. rm., bedrm., kit and bath: an excel.
apt to live in with an income from the
other, or 9 fine investment: this home
will be on exhibit until Feb 20, so come
early while they last: priced to sell Di-
rections: Out Nichols ave. to Mapleview
turn left to Mt. View, then left 70 house
Mr. Larson. with PAUL p. STONE. Real
tor, MA. 1879 20
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HAVE Cash doS SALEr6,Tm- pa3TMaN h9mMsai D. Na' g.
WIZ VIE fHsS fAY AEG W CASH for your Drope4ty
any sec &, or c9nd on quick SETTLEMENT il; JAMES
fAHKpFkt NJ HOUSE u eysS Thn n mile Miles
Silver Spring. Would like older house on
sss lHS 1t'Ss atsr Fhs pm sH 49, %R
WANTED. Want a. A HoME-will buy direct from
Situated in a good neighborhood, near
schools and transp. Write, giving full
details to Box 1921, Star. "a
by Md May consider Cheverly or Lsnham.
Priced from si2-1sooo. Call mornings "a and
s.f.' Sc. AND IN Ne Ne. PRopERTY--we will pay
all cash or will sell for you. We get results,
quick ACTION MAX MILLER, 500 11th st.
90 90. YEa FR IS; s1os SERVICE to local property
eTv'' ertv With WM: i SAUNDERS GO. nc.
Rs,o6 ,nse .sa sS tr 15la s pT lol
sinias s. ia sox COX ! g. pf: 4s54, RE, 1898:
40 Sols 5nsse Sr SY Ky TR hshslt 4s
FhIRLAWN "a Ii SVoTsi OR LYNDALk s.E.-5 or 6 rm.
brick home; can arrange to pay all sash,
sG s9S LisfiSG 4 1iS YOUR PROPERTY with this
central Real Estate Listing ing. l., Agency 4Ss
sF in 8 e and ND ID ss one IT ess real
property prof. T' Just s'il ike yours No added cost
&c sRg for e thf Corr
14th St, MA 'S647.
WE WANT YOUR HOUSE. apartment. store
or Lnimproved land for sale; We nave the
clients. Call MIR Boucher, DRURY REALTY
IF PROMPT ATTESIIoN TO the sale of
your nome. business or investment prop-
erty is what you desire, call r. A. HUM
PHRIES. Realtor sos North Capitol. Ma
$3.50. Free appraisals Results since 1919.
CHARLES S. GUM mas clients waiting
to purchase ntmes IN any section OF Wasn
and nearby Maryland FIR 1905.
WILL PAY CASH for houses white OF
colored. any condition or section. DE.
0SS5
HAVE IMMEDIATE PURCHASER for a 3
or 1 bedroom home. lst-f. den and lav.
preferred but not essential will pay up to
81" 500 cash Chevy Chase, D. c. or Md,
Wakefield. Forest Hills or Shepherd Park.
Phone Mr., Evans, WO. 02ao, with
SHANNON g. LucHs CO.. 1905 st. NV,
MA. @345. "a
WANTED AT ONCE, silver Spring
'-bed, DOM brick home with garage; close
in. One 4-bedroom home, brick preferred.
Have cash buyers; must have immediate
possession. Call Banks Murray, 81. S114.
with SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., 1905
st. NV, Ma. 2345. -24
WILL PAY YOU Up to S27 800 for Q nice
home with 8 bedrms. and baths up with
den and powder room on 1st noor; In
n.r Z. c., Silver Spring or nearby Nd;
ro brokers, please. 81. 5s16.
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HousEs For sAle-Ao,,h....

COLORED-DUPLEx APT.--First TINT
It. parking in front: individually built
tapestry brick: bldg. % #. wide; lot 15c
It. deep to alley: front yard incl incl. b!
each apt. of 5 nice rms. and bath: con,
crete front porch for first f.; 2 rear
porches; , sep. cellars: h.-w.h. This il
an unusual oSport. to have an excel. home
and investment; priced at Sl5;s50. Cal
5000: ewes. and Sun. sH.. 6245. -23 ,
COLORED-OPEN SUN, 2:30 pm. to 9
p.m.-70S G st. NE spacious rms, , "a
baths, oil heat full bsmt; price. $1,000
with subs, down payts For further inform
call Mr.. Jackson, AT. 0530 or HO. 671e,
with UNITED DEVEL oPMENT CORP. -23
COL0RED-S50O DOWN, bal. like rent
Excel. loc.; 3-story. mod. row brick;
splendid cond; prompt possession: a real
bargain! CLIFFORD sHERTzER. RE.
GohoREno oI5 RT wo oPEH Sag II 10 FohAy Pim ,ss4
OWENS PL.-S2,5 500 down, bal like rent;
brick; s lge. rms. tile bath. 3 porches.
basement, h.-w.h.. gar: excel. cond. ACE
REALTY SERVICE, Realtor, FIR. 7717
Evening star., 1948-02-23

HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest.

; in Mt. Pleasant. conv. terms and mo
HoIioman, IN SE; 7io4; ewes. Vi. 1864. With
DETAcHED slRM. BRICK HOME. nr. 18th
and ,crittenden st. NV, 1st f., study;
prompt s eye lot oil
sHERTzER, RE. a785 or wo. 9l91 til
CHEVY CHASE cIRcLE-This lovely home
in excel cond with Z rms. l n baths. full
bsmt.. gas &C. heat. on lge. wooded lot.
PEissd Egh al 9K o94S sfss t Gan9 Dm
SHEPHERD PARK, nr. Alaska ave-s rms
Rse sna bath eond DGEshes gs or fun da4s sp m IN
REALTY BROKERS, NC, 55o6 Conn. ave
home, on a lse. wen. .iandscaped lot. has 5
equip. throughout oil heat, garage. Terms:
sf 9R 4Sts 1Sc s5oe s CONN Dn AVE- REALTY @
18th AND BUCHANAN SITS. N.w.-Beauti-
ful brick home, most desirable neighbor-
ssoye hG9d ss ixe a din se M e5 5m mod with rep
dinette: End f.. lge bedrms. with cedar
closets, ., lge. mod, baths: oil heat with
s.,,w. hookup; Venetian blinds: lge. bsmt,
owner leaving town. AUERBACH & CO.,
1924 ST. NV, Suite 400 DI. 6501.
1880 sT.-se,5o down will buy this
S-rm., 3-bath, row-brick house with gas
h.-w.h. excel cond. throughout convently
located to downtown area. Call Mr.. Beers.
CORP
NR. CAVALIER HoTEL-Large 4-bedrm.
brick home l blk off upper 14th St
make offer. For details, call SHOCKEY
& MoORHEAD, Realtors. AID. O0:1. is
ILLINOIS AVE. N.W.-Vacant. move right
h.-w.h.. > screened porches: close to ST.
Gabriel's mr.. transpa and schools: reas
Down payment. bal. like rent. AUFRBACH
a. CO., 1924 K st. n.w- Suite 300, DI.
6501 -
Evening star., 1948-02-23

TR. 1868. ewes. vi. OaHO. -.5
COLORED-BROOKLA near 18th and
gar; in good cond. DE. 01s1, NO. 372s.
CoLoRED-LGE. RIM. and bath brk.. INV.
pRoVIDEHT PFC I'D REALTY Co, aIi 9Th st.
nGi RE o6SSi M I,h cls,k s1n Sun s1s e.
esI5 "a, I'D 81 81 l6l5 II r ti5l 0 pm, WM. 81 II:
e6GoREbs eoqoREbsGoSTEflo sS 1Tf AVE. sE.-Iavs 10
rooms, bath. full bsmt h:-w.h,:, near
eepRab pTesd TShgS gooa erms es
8 pm,, LEO n BERNsTEIN & CO. 1915
< *, =. orrDt qD. NE. niK ,4Ko s,x, ST lf1e NJ
large rooms, bath, storm windows, Vene-
tian blinds oil heat. built-in garage rec
reaton room, nice yard NV. floors
G6t6FfpS1TR}ri6S Ud 1AMsoN H9 i6ss coored doctors
2so2 Sheriff r. det 6riek eontaiqns
place din. rm breakfast rm., kit and
iavatory, 3 extra-lge bedrms . full
modern, tiled baths with showers on INC md
house houss and 'qots0 ots ST 81 800 For furtheT
i nAAs RApY Rsnss cay ION NJ h hrh5T 6 e1e
CoLoRED-D ST. NE, mr.. 1ath--6 rms,
bath, auto gas n. n, excel. como, PRICED
to sell now. low down payment. rest like
rent T. R. SIMS REALTY co. DE 1906
sSaass soToRrbroGR 6nd sSs BEDkooms RE s5Ss se v
rmi din; rm; kit fia h-wh. WI nice YARD
s6C3, with BARNEY Q WETTz. 1877 Eye
st. w. MA 1O65, Ma. 71a6 -23
JUST ST. NE.-Beauti-
full semidet. home full cellar oil heat;
$1,000; 81. 500 down. 500 30 per mo-;
immed. poss MR.. HARRIS. DE. 1850. co.
ctoLoRED-NEARBY NE lge. rms,
hdwd. fs.. oil heat. long yard, fine cond,
owne: occupied. To inspect; call MR..
!i5L aoLoREp-BRicK-6 rms, bedrms..
garage, full bsmt; house is in fine cond;
Paul IA. ss45: Mr. PoTTER. IA, oi4..
S.}dt nr'ce e a5H ,.h 81
ohsai coIoREDsNE4RBY s iHR Nh.2Sroom e. eSs brick.
tile bath. h.-w.h.. full basement; vacant,
DU $500: ewes DE 1867. a3s
C0LoRED-NR, 5th AND X SITS. NE
Attractive row brick. concrete front porch,
6 rms, tile baths, h.-w.h. with Bryant gas
furnace; immaculate cond.; owner-occu-
pied possession at settlement: price, S10,-
600: $1,000 cash. HOHENSTEIE BROS,
FIR. 5000: ewes. or Sunday, SH. 6245. --23
CoLoRED-vAcANT;1 18th st. ne, Brook
land - Groom row brick, 2 tnclosed
porches. front porch, gas heat. N. B.
WEAVER, wo. 4e44, D1. $3.50.
Evening star., 1948-02-23
SCOTT SANDERS OFFERs-3956 S .

SCOTT SANDERS OFFERS-3956 S st.
Sc, Fairfax Vil.), brick, 8 rms. semidet.;
gas heat, Ia baths, new cond.. full bsmt.;
S13.950, terms; inspect by appt.
101l CONGRESS ST, Congress Heights,
beautiful det. brick; 1st A, living rm.
bedrm.; 2nd A., 3 bedrms,. bath: bsmt; :,
complete apt. with bath; stone and brick
gar. Anchor fence, large lot; $4,000; in
spect by appt.
Overlooking Potomac. Cong. Hts, brick
det., center-hall plan: 1st f.. liv; rm. with
fireplace, din. rm.. kit, den; End f.; 4
bedrms., bath: bsmt., rec. rm., laundry,
bath; side porch; 1913 900: inspect by appt.
2-family brick, 200 Portland st. sc.
Gong. Hts) Zone Arm. one 3-rm. sptl,
excel, cond.. gas heat, conv. to everything;
S14 $50, reas. terms; inspect by appt
3s44 9th st. Sc, brick semidet;, 6
rms, full bsmt., new cond., conv. every
thing; inspect by appt.; $4,000: cash.
$500.
1909 St Sc. rms, full bsmt. front
and rear norches, conv. everything; inspect
by apt; Sl1.950.
1908 Livingston rd Sc, firm. frame
bung, with lia acres; acres, modern $500; 80, =
s. Capitol ST. TR. 1868: ewes. VI. 0990
HollSES For SALE E-Southwext
Evening star., 1948-02-23

HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.
So 800 s rooms > baths; in good condi
| ton. Call EX. 0130. -25
Evening star., 1948-02-23

SCOTT SANDERS OFFEKS-
3i6 D st. ne, mr.; Capitol, Union sta;
Brick, 3 apts. baths. 2-car. gar, oil
SIs2 900: cash, $500. Inspect by appt
@25 Bryant st, n,e:-6-rm: brick, gas
heat; conven. everything; $4,000; cash
So, 500. Inspect by appt.
1920 Blaine ST. n.e.16-rm brick, gas
neat; conven. everything; $4,000. Open
Neal st. ne.-Brick det 1st f., liv
rm, din, lge tiled kit, library; 2nd f.,
bedrms., . baths: bsmt,. compl. 3-rm.
apt. with bath. oil h-wh; 3-car gar,
ise. lot; S2O.O0O Inspect by appt
SCOTT SANDERS, 1919 S. Capitol St,
1-R taR2. eyes VI nQQN -.,.I
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COLORED-eOIG-9Oe0 PORTNER PL. NV
-6 rooms. automatic gas heat: $500
81 $50 down.
1856 st.-s rooms: S11 800; automatic
gas heat: 81 500 down.
2-family apartment, separate heat, light
gas: S12.a50 BOWLES g. CO, exclusive
agents Mr. Bowles, NO. 500; Mr.. Wal
lace. DE. 114n. ~
Evening star., 1948-02-23

GEORGETOWN. For homes, investments
Uopa 9a 6IqSss s IL TfnSfe co q th'i sa section s'
PAsToR-LuTZ. INC.--open for inspection
Sunday and Monday. 80 to p.m.-3a3 1873
ali hardwood floors. large living room with
Venetian blinds. built-in garage, rumpus
room and maids room and bath in base
Gt o ate daHn ro9f gss auto fss afs Sn
pm; other days by appt. Ex 2555.
NEAR n. II, AVE and Peabody st. NV
small detached home consisting of .
h.-wh. on large level lot 5ox120: sLS50
FIR fS e sT SA sssR CO. a.
18th AND EMERSON SITS. N.w-vacantr
move right in; lovely corner brick; besut.
redecorsted; rms, ,center-hall plan, "a
baths; Of! h;-wh, knotty-pine rec rm,
400. D1. 650l. 80
BriEhtwood area-BricE, det.. hall with
stairway, liv, rm.. din, rm,, sunrm., kit,
closed sleeping porch, tiled bath; full
bsmt with, outside entrance, Law and
shower; oil h,-w.h.; good lott dble garage;
anS:r slleE EXCELLENT t. cond md Out 18th St to Crit
Ex. 500; ewes, OR. 3735. JAMES L.
DIXON & CO. 1929 18th st. NV.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C: - Lovely corner
Of Chevy, Chase; large liv. rm; with fire.
place. full-sized din. rn., spacious heated
solarium or den. Ice. modern equipped kit,
ter bedrmJ, lovely tile baths, upstairs:
built-in garage; oil h.-w.h.; splendid land
.scaped lot. close to every convenience
aoh oS sssspsa g .ne ca. II Na sz'ssns ss an
sa5 New e; SoRIrAs FOX .1s. VIE" REALTY CO.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-05-12

What will you be doing twenty
years today? If you were to enlist
in the United States Army today,
you could retire for life twenty
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-05-12

a three-run burst in the eighth
frame, featured by Al Aries long
blast over the wall in left-center-
field. Up to that time, the Vets
had kept the game close by virtue
of Kiyohara's inside-the-park home
run in the fifth inning and another
counter in the eighth which result
ed when Funai doubled and came
home on a wild throw into left
field by the Highline catcher.
The Vets, although never able to
cluster more than one safety per
inning. managed to gather a total
of eight for the game, Kinoshita
and Matsushita getting two each
to fatten up their averages. Kiyo-
hara'S round tripper, Funai's dou-
BILE. and Fuiiwaras double were the
longest blows gathered by the Vets.
Al Aries. Highlne outfielder, was
trouble all day long, with two sim
giles and homer out of five trips
to the plate.
The short score Nisei Vets, 5
runs, 8 hits; Highline, 9 runs, IL
hits. Batteries: Nakamichi, Sasa-
XII and Funai; Zimmerman, Empens,
and Foley. Losing pitcher, Sasaki;
winner. Empens.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-05-12
MEETING NOTES

Reversing the usual order of pro-
cedure last Fridays NVC meeting
opened with an interesting sports
movie with sound, featuring
baseball with the Chicago Cubs,
tarpon fishing n Florida, and
skiing at Sun Valley. Credit line:
HARRY YANAGIMACHI played
at the movie machine
After the m i S, Chairman
LEFTY ICHIHARA conducted a
short and snappy business meeting.
It was announced that once again,
the NVC would work with the
church groups In sponsoring the an
nual Decoration Day services. The
NVC portion of the program will be
directed by the Publicity Chairman.
The Chairman reported on several
decisions made by the NVC Coun-
Gil after thorough discussion by that
body These matters included the
determination of a seasons budget
of $500 for the NVC baseball team;
the decision to sponsor the annual
Fourth of July Baseball Tourna-
ment and a promise to aid in SELL
ing movie tickets for the Goats
for Japan drive. 1t was also an
nounced that the NVC has been
approached on the matter of pro-
posed community organization, and
that the Council had approved the
proposal in principle. However, it
was pointed out that the Nisei vet
Grams could not approve any pre-
war organization.
An invitation from the Cathay
Post to attend their Moon Festi-
VAL was read to the membership
The affair, to be held on May 21st
will be featured by the rafting o.
a Bendix washer and a radio-pho.
nograph, with tickets at fifty cents
oOCldl Slltli HAL DOrr III ~
HARA sounded out the membership
on their desires regarding a picnic
and beer bust, and announced tina
the beer bust would be scheduled
first, before many members woult
leave the city for summer employ
ment, with the picnic to be hell
later in order to have better pros
poets for good weather. The bee
bust was ten atively set for Satur
day, June -, with admittance opel
to all paid-up members of the or
ganiZation.
Athletic Director JOE NAKATSI
announced that the NVC had en-
tered a softball team in the Jack
son Street Community Council
tournament. There being no fur
ther business, the meeting was ad
journed.