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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFRIGERATORS, recond., guaran-
teed; SIS UP. time payments. 3523
REFRIGE;RAToRs - Recond., guar.
P. o. SMITH, s. & s., INC, 1914 H
st. ne. Ii. 3-2545,. Ii. 3-6050.
REFRIGERATORS 100), recondi-
toned, like new. $3.50, C g. C., to
Upshur st. NV, GE. 0S28.
REFRIGERATORS, Z. 6-cu. it.. $50
each, Apply Sat. to 4. 103 Mis-
REFRIGERATORS. recond., fall sale;
sTER CO. 6a7 F st. NV.
REFRIGERATOR FOR SALE; also
will rent, SIS per mo. DOWD'S.
AIS Conn. ave. Call Mr.. Dowd,
OR. 1900, 30
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

2640 10th ST. Me- single rms.
nice priyate home, blk. car or bus,
Mr.. C. U.-Lge. bedrm.. mahog. dble.
bed for l person, in restful refined
home; hon studenss teachers preferEed sSEea
1900 BLADENsBURG RID. N.E.-Lge.
Ink: room; for. couple or two; PVT;
enSg nsmei fRSConSg fRSFfng fis Sn FIR eorne8 1881
safiinsa; iss. front 'THn T%e No. o5RIS. t9&6i
1881 SHERWOOD sT.-Lee. front
rm:: newly redec;. sgle. or dble.,
1851 5e1' Il. to dSfhrok Rith HT srgl.eptnT lo45 f
near transportation, PRIVILEGES. DE.
sig EAST CAPITOL N,E.-L1anrrs
front room, twin beds, Southern ex-
p66sare; D6Is Gsnts also onn smaller room; reason-
NEAR 3rd AND r. 1. AVE.-Two COM
Portable single rms, next to bath;
in quiet home; for neat, refined per-
son; laundry privils.; conv. transp;
So and 81 80 wk. Ho. 2399. -i6
SENATE HOTEL
rooms % Beauty uR Rest f0nDls mastr oF EEinsts En- e.
water radio. phone. room service.
ssds1us.s sTom esr,tai bath ,,h tsshiIi'ies; block
single. -Sl2..50 wk. 101 D st. NE,
COLoRED-FURN RIM. for couple or
ocIoRE51SI6fIlY $50; hS: 4ihsfl ruRx. Ils sl5sl.
En-, I'm; 1921 Florida ave. ne. Ii.
CoLoRED-ExTRA-LGE. RIM, use of
Kitchen; will take l or Q small chill.
cn1 dren \ nnder 9; II. 3-2723: --17
Double rm., furn.. light housekeep-
Ing; So: Ii. 4-1657, FR. $3.50. -i7
CoLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
for couple; laundry and cooking
privileges. Ii. 7-2010 after pm.
CoLoRED-5s MYRTLE ST. Ne
Furn. rm., 2 adults. $32 and Sa5
mo. per Tm., elec. incl. Inside bath
nm, cooking privilege.
COLORED-RM. IN QUIET HOME.
For empl. cple. Cooking privil. Ills
Montello ave. ne. Ii. 4-5322, III
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FILING CABINETS, legal, letter. steel.
wood; new, used. Circle, l112 14th
st. NV. DI. 1872,
FLOOR POLISHER. electric 12-in.
new condition. Call H. 6S41 or
NO. 9576 ewes. -l7
listed at S349.95. to sell for S275;
eft. Maytag wash. mach, auto,
listed S299.95. to sell for $500
Carl Admiral electric range. listed
$3.50 .95, to sell for $3.50. ECON
OMY REFRIGERATION LA. 6-4400
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Freezers. nationally

Freezers, nation ally
known, 9 to 80 Gu. it..
available for immed. de-
livery, lifetime free serv-
ice. Ask about our whole
sale food plan. E asy
terms. Washington's
most complete line OF
freeZers now on our
floor. VALMART WASH
INGTON, INC, 1907
Maryland d ave. ne.
Phones, Ii. 6-8775, Ii.
6-0221. -15
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PRUNING

A good time to shear evergreens;
reasonable prices and prompt
service. HYATTSVrLLE NURSERY
WA. 2274.
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REDROOM


DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT Us
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
OF 20ea TO 70es ON NEW SAMPLE
CLOSEOUTS. LOOK AT THESE
BARGAINS. Three-piece maple OF
mahogany set, was S119.50, nov
S74 so: pair of twin modern walnut
beds. chest and dresser. and mirror
was S259.50. now S139.50; 3-piecs
genuine mahog. set made finest way
solid cherry set with double dresser
and tall spool bed and chest, was
1878, now $369; solid mahog. tall
poster. bed, double dresser md mir
ror, chest on chest, was S425, now
S2S7 so; mahog. or maple fine beds
in all sizes. were S29.50, now $3.50
Many more items too numerous to
mention. Open THURSDAYS till 8 pm.
RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store Of Wash.
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PIANOS, WE PAY CASH
All stviss ca 2n2o

POWER TOOLS. used, for home work
shop; drill press. band saw. etc.
AP 2414 ~
REFRIGERATORS, any make. any
condition. GE 9l99. Is"
SCRAP IRON, SCRAP METALS, auto
paid. II You cannot deliver your
accumulations. please phone ua.
WASH; RAG A BAG co" 2l6 L ct.
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. house RAGS: highest prices
cumulations, please phone us. ACE
JUNK Co. 1880 Georgia ave. NV.
AID. 6467.
WANTED-van Norman brake drum
lathe or similar type. Also Q Weav-
Evening star., 1950-09-15

AM INTERESTED in buying silver.
ware, any cond.; 3ewelry, brio - -brso,
china, glassware; Dora Krupshav
Milestone.
THE-HoUSE- -OF-GIFrs,
1893 Wis Ave. NV. North $500.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

HOME CooKING-Reasonable; nr.
shoreham Hotel, on Conn. 1885
Calvert st. NV. HU. 4736. liz
DOUBLE ROOM, in private home,
best location in city; 2 meals daily.
Call after $50 pm. OR. 1897.
CONTINUED on Next Pager
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Boilers, Bldg. Materials

Boilers, Bldg. Materials
Lge stock of good used lumber. floor
Ing, doors. windows, plumbing. pipe,
boilers and radiators. HECKINGER
CO. 10th and H SITS. ne. AT. 1400.
BREAKFRoNT, masnificent SIT. size,
by Baker. Also liv. rm., din. rm.,
den and bedrm. furn., all Q yrs. old
Also ANTIQUE clocks and other
items, 6120 oregon ave. NV, WO.
1866.
BUILDING ITEMs-open every Sat.
8 to J., RUCKER LUMBER CO.
FipYNE iSao Tt}son blysF near Key Bridge
so bldgs., all materials for sale;
flooring free Of nails, can be used
as sheething; as low as S25 per NJ.
Lumber cut to size; window sash,
doors, heating materials. plumb
ing supplies, I-beams. angle. iron,
reinforcing steel, lolly columns,
many other items. Fencing, 5-ft.
high. from Old Soldiers Home.
GENERAL WRECKING CO., MI.
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BEES and eaHipment u colonies.
BICYCLE. boys. 90 in, originally
cost S59.62, will sell for $3.50;
new cond.; can be seen anytime
BICYCLE-Boy's very good cond.
used little; $50; also 22-cal. rife
and other items. AID. 7455. ewes.
BICYCLES-New, S34.95 UP; S14.5O
up: complete repair service; terms.
trade, parts. Open Sun. UN. 1900,
COLLEGE PARK CYCLE co. -17
BINOCULARS, zeiss 7x50, brand new,
with leather case; S75. OR. 7s4S,
1904 Wisconsin ave. NV, --17
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CATTLE g. LIVESTOCK

RIDING HORSE. bay. hunter type;
gentle, sound in every way, l2 years
old $100. Call OIL. 2195. $50 to
sHETLAND PoNrEs-The true shet.
land Island breed. from SO. to 40
white, black and white. ages 4 mos.
to 3h yrs; will board at minimum
charge till Christmas: approx. 80 tc
pick from. Call after pm. OIL.
K.fidGsIts;TERED JERSEY cow. lse..
gentle. fresh next week; big pro-
ducer. $275. MR.. EVANS, OW
9SSS t-17
GUERNSEY HEIFER, open, IL mos
old. Call Ashton 1884. --17
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MOTOR TRAVEL

STUDENT wants ride to Iowa or
a. part way. Starting Sat. or Sun,
10th or 18th. NO. 1888.
LEAVING for DeLand, Fla, Sept.
20 h WGsld ks Rsss exgs5 eHeba6rss 6riysr' c1
SOUTH GEORGIA, Sunday morning;
can carry 1. Share driving expenses.
Call FIR 4477, after pm. lie
ONE PASSENGER to share driving
and gas expenses to Minneapolis.
Leave early Saturday morning; nom
stop. Call OR. 5522, before 10
.pm. Friday.
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FILE CARINETS

We have just secured from top Govt.
sion, 4-drawer legal and letter sizes:
General Fireproofing. Shaw-Walker,
Globe Wernicke, Art Metal, other
national brands; reconditioned. ready
for immediate use; heavy duty;
original cost, S65 priced at real
saving. $3.50; free delivery; free
parking Wood 4-drawer file cab
inets, $40 and up. MANHATTAN
OFFICE EQUIP. CO.. 639 N. Y. ave.
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BASEMENT LEAkY?
RUBBER PAINT to waterproof and
beauttfy. Phone Oh. $500 today
for details. FOUNDRY RUBBER.
INC. (Mfrs.). Bethesda, Md.
Evening star., 1950-09-15

POULTRY. RABBITS e EGGS
JAMES FEED STORE. 619 K st. NV.
Conkey's Y-O feeds: baby chicks:
poultry rupplies. ME. 0O89.
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RANGE, GE, NEW

RANGE, GE, NEW
Must sell. Lo. 5-4O83. 15'
REFRIGERATOR, Servel. 10 Gu. it.,
good condition, $50. AK. 1925. --15
REFRIGERATOR, GE, z Gu. it., ex-
cellent condition; $40. FA. 1859.
REFRIGERATOR, Frtgidaire, 9 Gu.
#. model D. ]. 8; S275 or best offer.
WA; 1855. AZ; 576l. IT
good cond.; $50. ME. Os32. lie
REF FRIGERATOR - Hotpoint; good
cond.; 6.5 Gu. IT.; $50. OIL. 21O5.
REFRIGERATOR Universal, small,
just renovated: $50. L. c. Smith
typewriter. $40. IA. 7425. --17
REFRIGERATOR - Gibson, 66 Gu.
TT; excellent condition; one year
mere H guarantee; 500 or oyer.
REFRiG2RAToR, Af Ts2H. Frigidaire. so s Gu.
RFFSR fltigp Il se25si se3SSi4 s-ou r. -1s nsr,
cond.; best offer. OR. 0453. III
REFRIGERATORS, used, completely
rebuilt and refinished like new; un-
conditionally guaranteed by our own
service department. Large selection
from $29.50 up. Time payments:
Free delivery. FREDERICK'S. 1905
14th st. NV. Ia. 1900.
REFRIGERATORS, up to 4O% disc.
on all floor models; last years models
until o ROYAL APPLIANCf CO,
1914 Nichols ava In. Gu. &p70O0,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

OSCOPE-Spencer. monocular.
quadruple nose-piece, with 4 OBJ
jectives, Able condenser mechanical
stage and carrying case; excel
cond; ideal for physician or medi-
cal student; reasonable. MA. 0332.
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7NsTRUc. COURSES tcontJ

VIOLIN INSTRUCTION, under SYM
phony and concert violinist ia.
4-1S44. III
NIODERN TRAINING In beauty eul.
ture, all subjects taught Approved
y and evening classes. WAR-FLYNN
= BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 @ Rt nv
DI 1852
PIANO, beginners. advanced; clas'
e NEW YORK School OF MODERN
MUSIC. $50 18th st. NV. ST. 6o64
SCHOOL OF FRENCH LANGUAGE,
- Dupont Circle BLDG; introductory
offer, s private lessons, $40. Du'
ENGLISH GRAMMAR - Man tutor,
private lessons; stenographers, etc. ;;
= special course for aliens. Du. 1896
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

. ADDITIONS, porches, recreation rooms
HAMILTON coNsT. CO. RE. 45S77.
ADDITIONS. porch Enclosures. base
ment improvements. etc. For So
luton to your problem or an esti-
mate. call MR.. WILSON. AT. 410o.
ADDITIONS and moderniz,ns cellar
est@Stes t9 Eoaf cd NANa TT s56S1 coNTRA 1qE tEfs
ING CO.. 1903 Eye st. NV.
CONDITIONING UNITS repaired,
serviced. and stored Call Ii. 3-4l12,
- r. g. NJ. REFRIGERATION CO.. 2i4
.,TEpgreE71 xogs eHTLeo co AE9 Asg2 yoRk p2sE v1
ALTERATION. ADDITIONS and new
: construction, commercial and resi-
i dential; construction engineer in
8 TION CO.. LO. $3.50 or WA.
BRICK WORK, retaining walls,
porches. chimneys. etc. No Job too
small. Free estimates. Call IA;
BaiIbfs BeRif Rst 10 ahRo6RIfsG En- 6ff gm repairs
Reasonable. wa o377.
CAMERA REPAIRS
Movie equip. tforeign or domeStic).
BRENNER, 933 Penna. ave. NV.
CARPENTRY-Attics finished. recre-
alton rms. porcheS incl. stairways,
dormer windows; residential or COM
mercial. J. E. HENDRICKS. UN. 2491.
CARPENTRY WORK OF all kinds,
commercial and residential. MR.
LAWRENCE, RA. 97O3.
CARPENTRY, complete remodeling,
repairs: bsmt. to attic. Work done
promptly. neatly. AP. 03S0. 30
CARPENTRY - Remodeling. repairs
hsEt. or attic: work done neatly
and we'll. r. E MOORE, CO. 1895.
and repairing; residential or COM
mercial. AINSWORTH. RA. 4SlS.
CARPENTRY-Built- cabinets, book
4 cases, recreation rooms. 's
= q ST PENIS LII lf-h572
Evening star., 1950-09-15

4OF En1SES. .ASA1L 4r44lI b I'm.
= ABBOTT e. .LANDQN,aC Co. 1866.
FURNITURE-WI, Guy entire conf
tents Or odd piecss Also old nina
bfic-a-brac. Buying and selling TOT
81 years HOPWOODS 9Th and d
sts. nv. NE. 62S7
FURN.-knttre household. contents,
Sid glassware. silver. misc shinai
2lO 9TH Sc AT 05s6
FURNITURE-In good condition.; all
kinds household goods, cut glass and
china MRS. GAY. RE. 1904. I6s
GAS RANGES. gas refgr, furniture.
heating stoves. ACME STOVE Co.
l0l1 7th ct n.v MA S953
GOLD-Bring your OLD gold. plati.
mum. teeth. discarded jewelry. We
pay cash A. KAHN. INC. So years
OLD FASHIONED picture frames,
clocks. china. furniture, silver, etc.
EN- 1905.
PIANOS, highest cash prices paid
for used Spinets Consoles and
Grands. Call MR.. BALDI. ST. 0250.
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FARM 8 GARDEN

3 mos. old; Axe reg; S25. FA. 7343
-16
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUEs-Furnitu oric-a-prae
china, glassware. rugs. silverware
paintings: highest cash prices uaid
Call MURRAY tStarbeeSerl ia
Evening star., 1950-09-15

2460 18th st. NV, sgle. and dbls,
rms. some with pvt bath; maid and
24-hr PIX service co 1891
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verWare, old 1ewelry, glass, any amt
Dora Krupshaw Milestone.
THE-HOUSE-OF-G -GIFTS,
1439 Wis. Ave. NV. NO. $500.
ANTIQUE BRACELETS, clips, dia.
:nonds Of any description; cash paid
ERNEST BuRK. GA 18th St NV.
BEDROOM, dining room, contents Of
home; cash. We do moving. storage
ia, 2937; after z pm, GE. I4I6.
BOOKS, large and small collections
bought and removed ct our expense.
DISTRICT BOOK STORE, 72l 9th
st. NV. ME: 5996.
BOOKS BOUGHT, all kinds, any
quantity, and removed Of our ax.
Pa. ave, NV. ST 66eS.
FOOD MIXER, electric, 16 to 30
quarts. Call HU. 6841, or NO. a576
FURNITURE. complete household ano
single pieces bought AID. SS79
FURNITURE-Wan at once furni-
ture and. household effects, china.
piano. refrisefatoftE.s Please call to-
day Mr. GRADYt MA. tt962o. ?
FURNITURE. WANTED
TOP PRICES. CALL TIL 0. PM.
- ARH0TvT ~ T.kNn0N sfY1i 22RR
Evening star., 1950-09-15

DRIvEWAYS, PORCHES, Easements,
built or repaired; please rall after
6 or all day Sunday. NO. 663S.
Evening star., 1950-09-15

YOUR LAWN needs attention now
Expert workmanship. Seeding. fer
tiliZing, aerifying, weed control. F
g. w. LAWN IMPROVEMENT SERV-
ICE GRaanhnlt A12h Dl9
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CAMERA REPAIRS

CARPENTRY-Built- cabinets, book.
4 cases, recreation rooms.
G. F. ST. DENIS, LU. t-5572
Evening star., 1950-09-15

LARGE FURN. RM., pvt. bath; Spring
Valley area near Mass. ave-; bus
stop ct 46th St; non-smoker; $40
1855 WYOMING AVE. N.W.-Single
hea ene a0ucsi eau lHSIs p1 s7ss. essssu'us 2sas 3n
GEORGETOWN-La front room.
kitchen privileges. Call HU. 475S.
Evening star., 1950-09-15

CEMENT WORKS stone walls, fag-
places, cement driveways, porches,
retaining walls, pipe drainage; an
kinds Of waterproof1ng. F. MAR
CUCCIO. Route 8. Horners lane,
Rockvile. Nc. Phone Rockville 35SS.
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
RooTER, phone RA. 1888 any day.
Evening star., 1950-09-15

ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture, siiverware, 1ewelry
and Chinese art objects Amy guam
tity. Call Louis SegaL CH 5333:
ewes EN- RrRk
Evening star., 1950-05-22
Scarborough 10 Face
Hal Newhouser Today
In Second Of Series
By Burton Howkins
Stor Saeff Ceyrespondeas

DETROIT, May 22-WaShing-
tons once-despised pitching Staff
is being regarded with wonder
today, for the ugly ducklings Of
last year have been transformed
and their fondest admirer is Man.
ager Bucky Harris.
Were in great shape for tough
games coming up" Bucky said
today as he prepared to send Ray
Scarborough against Detroit's Hal
Newhouser following the Mats 6-2
conquest of the Tigers yesterday
behind the three-hit pitching Of
stumpy Connie Marrero,
Scarborough elected to SO
through with the assignment
after receiving word from Mount
Gilead. N. c.. Of his fathers death
early today.
Dad was q great fan and would
prefer to have 1t that way" said
Ray. His father. Oscar l.. Scar
borough. 81, suffered q heart at
tack about q week ago.
The pitcher will fly TO his home
after today's game and probably
reioin the club in Washington
Saturday.
Harris has seen his last four
pitchers so the distance, and as
a result his pitching pattern is
Evening star., 1950-05-22
by the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES. May 22.-Sam
Snead's golf in the Western Open
wasn't sensation, but 1t was good
enough to give him the champion
ship the second year in q row.
His winning score Of 282 yester-
day wasn't near as fine as his 10
under-par performance at st. Paul
q year ago, but it added another
$4,000 to his bank account and
boosted his tournament earnings
thus far this year to $17,720.
His 2S2 was only two strokes
under par for the windswept,
6.802-yard Brentwood course,
where narrow fairways put a pre-
MUM on a long straight ball.
That's what Snead hits most of
the time and it gave him just
enough Of an edge to hold of E. j.
Outch Harrison and Jim Fer
rier, who came In with 1855.
Ferrier and Harrison pocketed
81 $50 each for their tie. with
Evening star., 1950-05-22
High School Mines
Start Final Series
For Championship

The District public high base
ball championship playoff was to
open today at Griffith Stadium at
1880 pm. with Eastern. defending
champion and favorite, facing
Coolidge and Anacostia and Will
son meeting later.
Eastern Coach Bobby Hart was
expected to call on Jim ODonnell
to extend his teams unbeaten
series string to nine games, while
Don Cox, winner Of flve straight.
was to fling for Coolidge.
This is a single elimination
series, so today's winners will
meet for the title Thursday at
$3.50 pm. at Griffith Stadium.
In the only schoolboy game
played yesterday, Georgetown
Prep, defending champion, took
over the lead with a Ga record
in the Metropolitan Catholic
League by beating De Matha. 7-6,
at Georgetown Prep. Ed Gala
hans single knocked in the win
ming run in the seventh inning.
Evening star., 1950-05-22
Maior Leaders
American League.
Batting-Doby, Cleveland, 4
ner, phila delphia. .4Il

6asLing-Doby, Cleveland, .z15; Leh-
ner, Philadelphia, All.
Runs--Di Maggio and Pesky, Boston, 90
Runs batted in-Williams, Boston, SO;
Stephens, Boston. 35.
Bosssn, asisaEsssseDhsn'' q. Boston, 4l; Di Massi0
NJ Dopeles-Wsrtz. Detroit. and Rizzuto
New York. 10.
Triples..-Henrieh. New York. 5; poerr
PSiisSs,psisp PSiison Msispes New York. and Dtilinser
nraSa' home so.fon' .sfoonsoowilliams. Boston. IL
Stolen bases-Dillineer, Phiisdelphia, 4
Lipon. Detroit. and Adams, Chicago. 8.
strikeouts--Reynolds, New York, SO
Lemon. Cleveland, 81.
Pitching-Reynolds. New York, Al
500; Byrne New York. and Trucks, De.
National League.
Batting-Musial, st. Louis, .439; Cara.
giola, st. Louis, .377.
RunsrJones, Philadelphia. 81. Wait
27: Jones. Philadelphia. 26.
Boston. and sislsr. PSiIsdslDh.., s''e ~
DogDissMS;Musisl' ,IsS;.M st. Louis. Is; Robin
son TrpIssMNasiai, BISoklSn; IL st. Louis; Ashsurn
Home runsMRiner ane StssSurgR soS'go Jones
Philadelphia. and Gordon, Boston, 8.
Stolen hases-Reese. Brooklyn. s.; Jeth
roe and Torgeson. Boston: Snider, Brook
sHikeeuts-Ro6srts. Philadelphia. SO
=. Pitehins@s,Eush; Chicago, So, 1000
Bankhead. Brooklyn. 80. 1000.
Evening star., 1950-05-22
Facts and Figures
On Rosecroft

Post time-S:15 pm. Eight
races nightly.
Location-Oxon Hill, Md, 9Ea
miles from downtown Washing
ton. Via South Capitol Street
Bridge to Indian Head road. left
on Oxon Hill road to Brinkley
road and track. Via Eleventh
Street Bridge to Nichols avenue
to South Capitol street. Indian
Head road. left on Oxon Hill
road to Brinkley road and track.
Via Pennsylvania avenue Bridge
to Branch avenue, right to st.
Barnabas road. left to Brinkley
road and track.
Parking-Ample facilities for
5000 cars.
Observation-Disclosures, $3.50,
including tax. Reserved seats,
81 additional. Daily box seats,
50 additional. Clubhouse, 50,
including tax.
Evening star., 1950-05-22
Morrero Didn't Use
Fast Boil Once While
Hurting Three-Hitter
BY o Sta4 corre spondsn, Of The slol

BY O StaH Correspondent, Of The SioT
DETROIT. May 22.-Clyde
Milan, the Mats veteran
coach, now claims he has seen
everything. He saw Connie
Marrero pitch an entire game
yesterday without ever throw
ing q fast ball. Yet he held
the Tigers to three hits.
I've never seen that and
I've never heard of 1t before"
said the 62-year-old Milan.
Equally amazed was Manager
Bucky Harris. who said, IT'S
something new to me. The
little son of a gun just
wouldn't throw a fast one"
Catcher AL Evans said,
when I signal for a fast ball
he shakes me off. but it's all
right with me. as he gets 'em
out. and that is the idea"
Evening star., 1950-05-22
Hursey Enters Army;
Boxed Last in '4o

Smuggy Hursey, Washington
middleweight. will be sworn into
the Army at the recruiting office
at Arlington Farms this afternoon
Hursey. now %. began his pro.
fessional career in 1945. He fought
his last fight in January, 1949
when he dropped a 10-round de-
cision to Ken Stribling.
Evening star., 1950-05-22

set in regard to starters and his
relief pitchers are we'll rested.
Bucky will use Sid Hudson
against Detroit tomorrow and
Steve Macy and Dick Weik against
Cleveland in the two-game series
that follows. Thus he'll be able
to bring back Scarborough and
Hudson in the four-game series
with abe Red Sox starting with q
twilight-night double header in
Washington Saturday.
Marrero the Glamor Boy.
Harris is confident Weik and
Marrero will take up the slack in
pitching and continue to make the
Mats a rugged sort of club. IT
like what Weik has shown me in
his last couple of starts" Bucky
said. He pitched well enough to
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AICdIUi 1CW UP tIIc VS1U1CV'
Arcaro saved four or five lengths at the
first turn, going by the old, hallowed club
house, and most observers felt 1t was there
the race was won. But in the press box, after
Hill Prince had led home battle-ground by
five lengths, fellow said:
"Arcaro won it at the head of the stretch.
For my money battle-ground Tapped Hill
Prince between calls. Arcaro hit Hill Prince
with his bat while the kid Boland hand-rode
his colt That was the difference"
The Preakness chart shows that Hill
Prince always was ahead after three-quar-
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Mats, 6; TIGERS, 2
Totals 80 10 81 8 Totals 90

Totals 80 10 27 3 Totals 20 327 IL
Popped Up for Calvert in sth.
Washington - o02 $50 0OO-0
Detroit 600 900 300
Runs - Yost, Stewart, e. Robinson.
Msle, Combs. Marrero. Qroth, A. Robin-
son. Errors--Wertz. Combs. KTyhoski.
Runs ba:ted in-Yost 90. Dente, Meie
I'D. A. Robinson (2). Two-base hits
A. Robinson. Double piays-Dente 10
Combs 70 =. Robinson; Kell TO Priddy to
Kryhoski. Left on baseS-Washington
.; on Gray, 4; on Trout. !. Strike
outs-By Msrrero, 4; by Calvert, 4. Hits
ON Gray. 8 In I innings; on Calvert.
J. In 4; on Trout, ] In ]. winner
Marrero (2-0l. Loser-0rAy (3-2. At
tendance--33.320.
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Probable Pitchers
(Bor Scores on NeTt PGge.) }
By Joe ReichIer
Associated Press Sports Writer
IMERICAN LEAGUE.

ANEMKOzA1N AEhUOEs
Washington at Detroit-Scarborougi
(3-3) VS.. Newhouser t0-1).
Boston at Chicago-( -(Night)-McDer
mott {3-D VS.. Kuzava (0-3).
New York at Cleveland-tNight-
Raschi I(3-2) VS.. Garcia Old.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati ct Brooklyn - (NighD-
Ramsdeli U-3l vs.. Nevcombe GID.
(Only game.)
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NOL. NOnN ELIOO Y. JADW lN.
and it was a tough one. We didn't
win but it was a moral victory
just to finish.
Fred Ahearn and Dan Corey of
the Irish team and Col. Hi Tuttle
rate high on his list Of good fell
lows and expert horSemen. He
remembers watching Tuttle put
his mount through his PAGES at
Madison Square Garden with a
silk thread for a rein.
Well. there are neither silk
threads nor soft cushions for the
general manager at RoSecroft.
Jadwin has things running
smoothly and now he must keep
'em going that way.
when the meeting is over ]
think I'll take that cruiser over
on the bay and catch up on my
fishing" he said.
Evening star., 1950-05-22
Snead No Ball of Fire With 282
But Wins Western Golf Auoin

fourth money Of $1.150 going to
National Open Champion Cary
Middlecoff. alone at 284. Ed
(Porky) Oliver had the Journeys
lowest single round, a Ct in the
finale, but it came too late to
boost him into the big money.