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INSTRUCTION COURSES
'HF CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY

i N1vIL I'VE nEI h1s<t YIN i
SCHoOL-A school highly recon-
one Of the $4,000 who failed the
clerical exam You didn't prepare
at this schools, did you? Begin
Monday. special S15 course, includ-
eaTd ag pgneh and cerea ca MR
RICHARDS, MI. 955s. 1913 14th
st NV. Tivoli Theater Bldg.
UTORING-Teacher viii coach Eng
MISS PRINCE, NE. so53 bet. 1:aO-
PRIVATE PIANO LESSONS. finest In
struction; be playing by fall. WI
IT'S ' FUN TO PLAY THE PIANO.
Lessons for beginners. taught in
your home or mine. GE. 1928: -
TUToRING-Algebra. geom.. Latin.
HIGHLY hifn cuLTURED UIG'Ifsf WOMAN teaches
Boston's exclusive Miller course OF
correct English self-confdence, free
dom from elf-consciousness; air
conditiconed studio; private tutor.
TUTORING-Grade school subjects.
backward children a speciality. Phone
1NCREAsE Sni iHs YOUR YOUR INCOME Study
touch typing, shorthand, Gregg,
PitIman or Boyd; booRkeepling, "ad e slIla4v
day and night INQUIRE MA. 2340,
BE 4 TELEPHONE OPERATOR
tPBX). course with touch tipping,
2 weeks only, $25: a real school;
learn by doing; estab. 16 yrs. ex-
ing now. Miss page, CAPITAL PIX
SCHOOL, 700 18th, cor. G, MA.
PIANO TEACHER, Peabody grad. will
accept accept Limited q number m o9oo Ct pupils
Md. Driver Training Service, with a
scientific. interest In preparing you
s,aaasSd Ess;,;S A. ,I ss.Iz, .aI
tSTe. sll subjects tsufh, tu Z, Approved ti,s;..
%ARFEYaN Y oSEsTaRenI BEATTY sGr conhRaE 5falnteE
learn IN safEI9 TO arive safei,
ssg sssy cars Hsru6p 64"Osss sSr.s sur 7sf control
PLAY PIANO and compose in 3
months; specialist voice training,
concert and church preparation, DU.
PIX OPERATING is pleasant, fas-
bandcap and ay sas or evennR Classes
SCHOOL. Bond Bldg. 81, 727s.
GREGG, Pitman shorthand; touch
tipping, comptometer, bookkeeping,
letter writing; new classes starting
this week. Inquire BOYD SCHOOL,
sEAuTY 9T rl'ni oirHahToss fSaasr Ii nj Il Z aG D.
Modern training in all subjects; dAy,
night and part-time classes Get
our free catalogue. MABELLE HON.
OUR SCHOOL, 1870 N. 7. ave.
Me. TITS. Established 1918.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

BABY SITTER, SOC hr; 24-hr duty.
home. MISS RANDALL, AID. 9332.
COLORED, g.h.w.. child care, good
cook; by day or week; excellent ref
COL, honest, reliable. wants part
time Mon. through Fri. or full time,
40-hour week; in NV; Al ref. CO.
coLoRED GIRL desires nursemaid
work: ref Call DI, ,O45O.
COL0RED WOMAN wishes part-time
work, maid. g.h.w:: prefer mornings:
COLLEGE STUDENT. colored. de-
ssiires day work, part time or full
COOK, experienced; l o'clock. after
dinner: city ref. Call FIR. 456l.
COOK, Chinese. 80 yrs. experience;
Al references: bachelor or fam
lily with maid. KIM, Taylor $3.50.
COoK-G.H.W. white. exper., ca
pab1,e Of taking fun charge for q
= LADY; xs $22 o, Box as-W; ssII Star. ,,o,,.
experienced woman. Call Sunday
until 6 pm. CO.. 1918.
DAY WORKER, colored. laundress or
cleaning, 8 days week; ref; So and
carfare. Call Sunday, AD. 0631. .
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, FIRST
class references. II 3o92.
GIRL, colored, IA " rs old, wants
mothers helper. Ss0966.
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HELP poMEsTIc fcont.)

COOK, experienced. city references,
to cook and serve dinner In pvt;
house, 3 nights a wk. $3.50 and
car fare, Call DU. s6s3., IL
must have refs. Phone TU. o5lo
G.Hw. INV AND Nd GOOD COOK to live in;
exp. with child and excel refs. re-
Quired: new rm. in nice home; perm.
position folr, responsible person only
CIV, ia!I wot cooking. ( king live in. upstairs
room, new home > small children1
refs. required. OIL. 22la. i :
GIRL, to clean doctors office to z
l5-mo. baby; no cooking; 1880 p m
through dinner; Sat. to /: health
cerd and refs: RA: 713l. -l9
H0UsEKEEPER,, white, exper; plain
HoUsEKEEPER, White. live in; 3
adults, other help; upstairs rm: and
0tlsrkSSpSR bath ~ s445 after nI. SUNDAY abtts,
for empolyment near Rockville Nd:
quarters. Rockville 1860. lis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. desired by two
with pvt. bath for reliable. settled
reference REQ, OIL. 1905, morn. =
MAID. gh.w, 81 pm, 4dav week;
small apt cooking; references.
MAID HT MATTRESS. WAITRESS colored, for board
ing house; no Sundays; plenty of
time of: other help. MRS. CLARK,
no. 1868. Beverly Hall, corner
Mass and Fla. ave. NV. IL,
RESIDENT MAID, colored. light cook
ing; supply references must be anie
SETTLED WOMAN, white or colored,
as mothers helper sleep in upstairs
rm.. other help empl. for launory
and heavy cleaning. 81. 93l7. i 7
WOMAN. white, middle aged TO care
for house, and live in. 2O5 2nd 81.
WOMAN, white, housekeeper and
cook for emp. couple. ! child. must
be exp. in child care, willing to as
sumo TespGnsibility fns OF red Ionn5nS fooS
home; pvt. rm. and salary commen5,
surate with ability. GIL. 4o3s; i is 5
WOMAN. live in; perm. position IN
pvt. home; exp. in cooking, serving,
cleaning, handling washing machine; !;
family OF adults: good salary; local
refs. Box 2S4-T. Star.
WOMAN, settled. colored. COOK and
general housework; family 3 adults;
live in; comfort able quarters above
stairs: nc laundry; Thursday after
Moons, sundays Of; references nee
essary EN-. 1865.
WOMAN, white. ghw and plain
cooking; live in; large private room
in nice home, / in family. WO,
6055.
WOMAN. colored. c5-4O yrs of age.
10 live in new home; gen. house
duties, 512-day week. room and
board plus SIS wk. perm. Apply at
store. 1896 H St ne.
WOMAN, white, to live IN and care
for school-age child, good home;
small salary; week ends free. uN.
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS, porches, kit. interiors,
alterations of all types: guar. work.
SUBURBAN REMoDEL1NG CO., OIL.
ADDITIONS. remodeling from base
ment to roof. No money down.
years to pay. HAMILTON coNsT.
ATTTCs, Easements. cabinets or gen;
eral repairs. For estimates, call
MR.. WILSON. AT. 4100. 10
BUILDING and carpentry, additions,
recreation rooms, attics finished into
rooms; roof repairs, new Johns
Manville rooflng, asbestos siding;
insulated brick siding, cutters and
spouts; 3 yrs. to pay. Call 81. I23l.
BULLDOZER, hour or contract go
anywhere). grading, roads, drive
ways. Easements; free estimates.
10. 3-4912. H.
CARPENTRY-Additions, alt, repairs;
compl. contracting service for home
owners incl sketches, plans, permits.
VIM. BESTIMT, TR 4514. 1s'
CARPENTRY-Additi and inclos--
ures, screenings. etc; any kind OF
building FoRMEi Ism0d15inf da fa7l7s e PaiTi II.
a-3256. lie
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING new Oldsmobile to Indian
apolis, leaving July 10; take 3 pas
sengers; references. CHI. 1000, Ext.
c0S3p,r 3S3; nR,v,Nc 1,os Angeles
around July 25; accommodate 2;
AZ Chevrolet; reas. Adams 4645.
LEAVING FOR MIAMI within the
week; room for couple; new Lincoln;
nl,VsN Shars sxpense Tn n.TAs Tu 1879; 3s.as .,,v
24th or 25th. Take one or two;
share expenses. New Pontiac. Ref
erences exchanged. AID. 1928 ewes.
TO AMARILLO, TEX, starting Aug.
16. Can take two or three passen-
KANSAS CRY, July 90. Want one
or two share expenses and driving.
References exchanged. GIL. 1869.
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS Cont. J

CEMENT WORK, stone walls, flag
stone terraces. walks, chimneys, fire.
places, cement driveways, porches,
retaining walls, drainage, all kinds
of waterproofng. F. MARCUCCIO.
Route ,:,.,l1Ha 3: Horners erss Lane Rockville
CONCRETE. CEMENT WORK-Foot-
ings, porches, steps, driveways, bsmt.
frs. retaining walls Old and new
work. C. GALEA. AT. 1864 is
DRINEWAYS, roads, parking lots;
black top blue stone, Stag, cinders
bank gravel free estimates 10.
DRIvEWAYs, black top or limestone
chips, repairs or new installations,
GRAHAM PETRIE. Oliver 1892
FENCE, chain link. all galvanized. all
posts set in concrete, immed. cree
ton. Get the best for less: No
Ho. $3.50: ewes. DE, a5s4. ~2S
FENCE, chain link, all galvanized
steel. guar. not to rust, no down
paymt. 36 mo. to pay. Take ad-
vantage of our anniversary special
kAsER snd ssvs FENcG ss9 co On Hu ssasa 99
FENCE-Modern chain link. concret-
ed, ST per #, wood. lawn. 30 mos
to pay. Days, FIR. 1882; ewes, VI.
FENCES. all types-concrete stone
BILT RITE FENCE co. 10.
FLOOR SERVICE-Nothing but the
best: laying. sanding, finishinE.
finishes FLOORING. CONTRAC-
H0 T0Rs, INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave,
GENERAL REMODELING of oom-
mercial bldgS. new and Odd con-
struction; specializing in restaurant
and store fronts: plans and esti-
mates turn. RAY E. ROBERTS,
MODERNIZING and additions: cellar
to roof. Call ST. 3366-67 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT
INC CO. 1903 Eye st NV
PAINTING AND DECORATING-40
years at making homes brighter;
unexcelled workmanship at reason
able rates. For free estimates call
LUCAS, LUCAS 81 LUCAS. Gil, 1l4S
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while I have
the materials. w. D. TAYLOR.
Sligo 3942
WE ARE NOW in a position to do
expert furniture repair and touch
up work in the home, OLD CO.
LONIAL SHOP, GE. 5l6l. ga
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TRASH REMOVAL Free estimates
cheerfully given. ACTION TRASH
SERVICE, AID 5467
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Good White Cook for 2

General houSeWork, no laundry; near
With bath; local references required
of Thursdays after breakfast and
every other Sunday; $25 start. CAN
WI 2~DR IL
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CLERK-TYPIST

an onenine in the classified advertis-
am an accurate 0S typist with good tele,
phone voice who is capable and
would enjoy rendering service to Gus
toners by telephone. The hours are are
days a week 1:30 pm. to a.3u
pm, and Saturday il am. 10 4
office. Room 5O4.
THE EVENING STAR
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,ADY WANTED
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK, g.h.w.; 3 adults: no Sundays,
5ls days; $50 and carfare.
COOK, ghw.; small family; couv.
in or out; s25 ~ek. Wo. 2TsL
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IMMEDIATE Cash
For your home, white or colored.
COX ds CO.. RE. 1888.
HILLTOP SCHOOL
Day and boarding; ages 90. Falls
Church 1914. ---------------
BARRIE AND PETER PAN
SUMMER DAY CAMPS
The Barrie camp for children oi
primary and elementary grades, with
three acres Of ground and own tennis
court. offers unexcelled camp faeill-
ties and well-rounded program.
Horseback riding. swimming. nature
study; hiking, picnics etc J.rs 9uallniHlo Weilo
known athletic coach, will be
director of all athletics. =,
Peter Pan camp. with two acres OF
Fairgrounds, is for children of kin
dergarten and nursery ages Pony
riding and all other activities for
little tots. Transportation furnished.
Rate, $50 per month; hot dinners.
Early reservations advised. S0l Fern
.pl. NV. RA. 01OO.
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN

EMPLOYERS - Stu
dents and graduates available for
your full and part time job open
ings Personnel office. the GEORGE
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, ST.
S5qS, 2131 G ST. NV
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ROOKKFEPER

Must be experienced on general
ledger and accounts receivable;
over %. State experience and sal
ary required Box 26l-T, Star: -l9
CASHIER
$40 per week; experienced. kOPY
KAT women's wear store, ~ II
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11o1 Pa Ave. NV. -:
CT,ERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TYPIST
Between the ages of 80 and 80, for
permanent position with newspaper;
must be high school gra duate ana
be able to pass physical examination; ;
40-hr. week, planned salary, ao-
vancements and exceptional en-
plovment ADVANTAGES. Apply pGr-
sonnel Office, Room 504, Star Bids,
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Pa Ave. NV. is
CORSET SALESWOMAN
Experience necessary. Excellent, oo-
portunity for advancement; salary.
plus commission, discount on store
purchases; free disqualification and
other employe benefits. Apply per
sonnel offlce, 9TH floor GOLDEN.
BERG'S, 7th and K SITS. NV. is
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMAN to sell
the better grade of homes in North
west and suburban sections of Wash
ington. Must have good automobile
and be able to contact a high-class
w. c. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO..
1Son Nc cbYcetts Ave N w 20
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PLANS DRAWN
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

For residential and commercial build
ings by an experienced designer. Ca
Hobart 1886 IT.
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RE-WEAVING

RE-WEAVING
1-day service, professional operators;
2Ofo discount. wholesale and retail.
NEEDLECRAFT SERVICE
$50 12th St. NV, 1859 Columbia
Rd, NV -19
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KAMP KAHLERT
West River. Md-YWCA camp for
girls. 10 to 15 years: crafts. swim
ming. boating, dramaticS. A, few
vacancies for periods Aug. to
Aug 15 and Aug. l5 to Aug. 20.
Call NE. 21O0 IL
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SOLICITORS
programs for city's celebra-
tion. Refs. Box 1927, Star.
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Has Immediate vacancy for steno-
eranher. experienced, 20-30. yrs;
old; expert typist PLUS some clerical
work and switchboard relief; good
starting salary. advancement; must
have some experience. Cal LII.
-AnO for ann0iptment
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE (cont)

ROOF REPAIRS, painting. water
proofling. Let us save, that. old roof
now immediate service, free esti-
mates. All work guaranteed. UN
ROOFING. TIMING. roof painting,
sHIPLEY. GE. 4I5S. IL
ROOF REPAIRING. guttering, water
procfins TR. 1879. STOP LEAK
ROOF AND WATERPROOFING co
ROOFING. all types; no Ioo TOO
5Ri URn e rfPaaf PoYn anS NC ne" oE Eo0'' loss SAM
STONE AND CEMENT WORK-spe-
cial!zing in retaining walls, flag
stones, also walks, steps. drives. etc.
For free estimate. JERRY. AT. 9@66
TRASH AND ASHES moved. back
YARDS and Easements cleaned. RA.
TYPEwRITERs cleaned. oiled and
adjusted. All work guaranteed. RE
l177: UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
Sl3 18th nv ,-
webbed, springs reset; your home or
shop; furniture repairing: all kinds,
UPHOLSTERING. furn. repair. spring
esti,; reas,; work guar, FA. 32o3.
UPHoLsTERING-My furniture will
stand UP when you sit down. R.
TYNES, Ii. 3-2122 or Ii. 3-7205.
VENETIAN BLINDS washed. repaint-
ed, retaped, recorded PARK AVE
VENETIAN BLIND CO, GAIA R. l.
ave. Riverdale, Md. UN 1.'46.
STEAM METHOD Of removing wall
paper Call SH. 20O9. -l9
CHARLES DESPERT, cement work,
steps and walkways: general re-
pairing NO 6S7S.
FIN-IT, REPAIR -Cornices. cab
inets. bookcases to order: home imp
CORNICES SHOP. DI. 594S
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Better Built Floors
pecialists in metal or plastic wall
tile. rubber or asphalt floor tile
Factory trained mechanics Free
estimates. 1924 K st. NV. RE
n616 or 2295 81
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DRAPFS
Is it old. is 1t faded?
Has it seen a better DAY?
Well dye it bright and tasting
The EXQUISITE way
EXQUISITE, The Dye Work Special
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CONTINUED on Next Pass)
Evening star., 1949-09-28
,hout a run scored against Mum

without run scored against Mum.
ger.
The defeat again stressed the
Cards impotency in Forbes Field
this year. They've played 10 games
here thus far and lost six to the
Pirates. Over the seasons play.
the Pirates have whipped them II
times in 81 engagements, more
than any other team.
Forbes Field Jinxes Musial.
The Cards managed to get 10
hits of Winner Willie Werle and
Vic lombard, who saved Werle's
game in the eighth. That was
the most hits made by the Cards
i'm one game this season in Forbes
Field. Their four runs also marked
their seasons high here. They've
tailed four runs on four different
occasions, but never more.
Stan Musial, who managed to
stave of a disastrous night at the
| plate by banging out ninth-in-
ming single, always has found this
park the toughest for him to hit
in. He hit only $50 here last
year, compared to his 1915 on the
season. This year he's been even
worse. He's made only six hits
in 40 times at bat, for a $50 aver
age. Stan has smashed 73 homers
in the last two years, but none
at Forbes Field. The longest blow
he's made this year was double.
Evening star., 1949-09-28
League Leaders
nMImleATi ~ so.tor

AMERICAN. =
Batting--williams, Boston. $ .34s;
kell. Detroit. .342.
rhiiaasiDhia. haasMMinies@s isss BOSTON, l4s; '0os''
Runs batted in-Williams, Boston.
1895 Stephens, Boston. 156.
Hits1Mitchell; Cleveland. 1s5; viii
poublessaewiiliams. Boston. SO; Kell.
Triple Tf1riiDiiies@eoiMitehels Cleveland. as:
Dillinser. st. Louis. 13. :.
st.pnss., HSms rsnsMia.n'' Boston. ss. Boston, 4S'
stolen bases-Dillinger. et. Louis,
1S: Rizzuto. New York, 16.
! .s21; Parnell, Boston. 25-7, .7S1.
atrikeouts-Trucks,s- Detroit, ISL;
, Newhouser, Detroit, 1885,.
NATIONAL. ~
Batting-Robinson.. BROOKLYN, .343;
Slaughter, st. Louis. 1887.
Runs-Resse, BROOKLYN. 127; Musial.
st; Louis, 124:
aits~Robinson. Broofiyn. and Mu-
.DoubieswEnnis. Philadelphia; ROB
inson, Brooklyn, and Hatton, cilAr
Triples-Musial, st. Louis, IS: Rob
inson. BROOKLYN, and Slaughter, st.
Home runs-Kinsr. pittsbursh. IS:
Stolen bases-Robinson. BROOKLYN,
"a; Reese. Brooklyn. .26.
PitchinE-Roe, Brooklyn, -14-6, 1877;
Branca, Brooklyn. 1876. .722.
Strikeouts-Sp4hn, Boston. 146;
Newcon1be, Brooklyn.s 14O.
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Goodnight and Flowers
Dropped BY Pockers
By ths Asseeiaf.d Prs.s

GREEN BAy. Wis, Sept. a.
The Green Bay Packers have
asked waivers on veterans Clyde
Goodnight and Bob Flowers and
dropped two players below the
National Football, League squad
limit In the process.
Goodnight has been q starting
end for the Packers for several
years. He was In his fifth season
with the club. Flowers. q center,
has been operating as third string
pivot man behind Jay Rl1odenyre
and Ed Neal. He has been in the
league for eight years.
Evening star., 1949-09-28

lively light schedules. The series
was renewed in 1894 and ran
through ~, when it ended by
mutual agreement.
The 1887 game, won by Mary
land, 1872, In Griffith Stadium,
drew $4,000 fans, by far the
largest attendance of the IA
games.
Byrd Stadium probably will be
packed to its new capacity Of
$4,000 Friday night, and If this
game is the financial success it
promises to be it will be with
thanks to Georgetown's surprise
triumph over Holy Gross last
week. Previous to the Hoyas' vic
tory the game had been looked
upon as a semi i-breather for the
Terps.
Two Of the games that stand
out in the memories Of the Hoya-
Terp fans were Maryland vic
tories. One was In 1885 when the
late Bill Guckeyson. probably
Marylands all-tipe grid great,
- n
Evening star., 1949-09-28
Dempsey protege's
Odd Defeat probed
By be Asseeiosed Pres,

LOS ANGELES. Sept. a.
Rookie Heavyweight Clarence
Henry. protege Of Jack Dempsey,
viii undergo q physical examina-
ton today to find the reason, II
any. for his sorry showing against
veteran Jimmy Bivins Of Cleve-
land.
Bivins scored q technical
knockout in the eighth Of their
scheduled 10-rounder last night at
the Olympic. The Los Angeles
fighter. previously unscathed in
his only 10 pro fights, went down
under series of light punches.
Earlier, he hit the canvas twice
for no count although ring OBJ
servers had difficulty seeing any
effective punches landed.
Bivins weighed 181, Henry 1891,
Movie Producer Sam Stiefel,
co-manager Of Henry with Demp-
sey. was admittedly puzzled with
his fighters showing and ordered
the examination. Henry claimed
he hurt his potent left hand early
in the contest.
Evening star., 1949-09-28
BY shs Associated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-With
Vic Raschi back in winning form,
the New York Yankees are conf
dent of carrying the American
League pennant race down to the
last day Of the season.
"Raschi has his fast ball back, "
said Manager Casey Stengel In the
clubhouse after Vic racked up vic
tory No. 20 by 81 margin over
the Philadelphia Athletics yes
terday.
As things stand now, Stengel
expects to pitch Raschi in Sun
days game with Boston. # things
break right for the Yanks. that
could be THE" game Of the year
"It's Tommy Byrne and Ed
Lopat against the AS" said STEM
gel. "That would bring up Allie
Reynolds Saturday and Raschi
Sunday. OF course. that's all SUBJ
ject to change"
Despite the victory, the Yankees
still were fuming over Umpire Bill
Grieve's decision on the disputed
squeeze play Of Mondays vita.
game with Boston.
Cliff Mapes, the Yankee out.
fielder who was fined 5000 fol
misconduct on and on the field, :
wired his apologies.
Mapes' rnimeographed state,
lment, distributed to newsmen, real
like this:
I'm compliance with the ruling o
President. Will Harridge, am for
warding my check for $500 to tn,
american League Office in paymen
+ Of my fine for alleged misconduc
| on and of the field during ant
after Mondays game. Likewise il
compliance with MIR. Harridge'
ruling, would lika to explain tina
| my remarks about whether or no
Grieve (Umpire Bill Grieve) ha,
a bet on the game was not mean
as any attack on his honesty. Sucl
q remark is almost as old as base
ball itself, and Is made ofte,
In bench jockeying. II Umpir
Grieve really believes I mean
an attack on his honesty, I woull
Evening star., 1949-09-28
Dodgers-Broves Game
Postponed by RAIN;
Twin Bill Tomorrow
By the Assoeioted Press

BOSTON. Sept. 2S.-The
game between the second
place Brooklyn Dodgers and
the Boston Braves was called
of today because of rain. A
double-header will be played
tomorrow starting at pm.
(EST.
The Dodgers. now trailing
st. Louis in the National
League race by one game.
need to play and win all their
remaining four games. There
fore Manager Burt Shotton
decided on the doubleheader.
The Braves broke custom by
offering the visiting team the
opportunity of deciding when
the game would be played.
Actually. both the Boston
Braves and the Dodgers have
an open day on Friday and
the Braves were willing to
play then, but said Shotton:
I'VE just can't take a chance
we've got to get all our
games in"
Evening star., 1949-09-28
Yankees Flag Hopes Buoyed
ByRusch1s S Return to Form

nike to take this opportunity tt
apologize"
Mapes. added in the clubhouse,
II still think he blew It."
The Yanks, through a state
ment from General Manager
George M. Weiss, charged Grieve
with "hasty and erroneous" de-
cision on the play.
But as far the Yanks are con-
cerned now the matter is dead.
There will be no further appeal.
Mapes' fine Of 5000 and those
|of $50 each against Stengel and
Catcher Ralph Houk will be paid
in routine fashion.
The Yanks now are. more in
terested in the future than the
past.
Joe Coleman d3-14) will op-
pose Byrne today. Tomorrow
Manager Connie Mack is going tc
use Phil Marchildon (0-3). who
hasn't pitched more than three
iand one-third innings since April
| 81.
It is understood that Mack tol6
the Yanks he would pitch
Marchildon against them becaus.
he took q chance on Marchildor
against Boston September 2
Marchildon was out for thres
months from May 80 to Angus
I26 with arm trouble. The Re,
Sox knocked him out In a five
run first inning the last time b
worked.
There were & few raised eye
brows as to why lefthanders Ale
IKellner and Lou Brissie. both o
whom pitched Sunday, were no
going to see action.