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CHEVY CHASE S21 500
j. Leo kOlO
CHEVY CHASE

This lovely, 6-rm. brick Colonial. q
yrs. old, is in excel. cond. II con.
siStS of spac. liv. rm., unusualIv
lge. din. rm., mod. kit. and screened
porch; 3 lge. bedrms. with pvt.
bath for master bedrm.; full bsmt.
with lay; det. gar. In this exclu.
standing value at S24,95O. For
appt. to inspect, cali Mr., Burton.
RE: 65S5: ewes, HO. O549.
& NORRIS
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COOPERATIVE Aprs. Cont,

EXCEPTIONAL-Sp living, din.
ing and three bedrooms: all outside
ample closets; delightfully modern
900; 70 down. Apply OWNER
leaving city, sixth floor. 2o39 N. II
ave. NV. 24s
NAYLOR GARDENS-open for in.
spection l to 5; End a., nice loca.
ton, ! bedrm. unit for sale. Viii
decorate to suit purchaser. Pos.
session. Total price only $3.50
terms. Sales office in Administra
ton Bldg, 30th and Naylor rd. s.e
DRURY REALTY CORP. MI. 40O(
on Sat.-Sun.; evenings. call OR
576l or TW. 1191.
APT. FOR SALE-Four bright rooms
kitchen and bath; NV; Sl2.OOt
cash; sentiles. Box 4S6-X. Star
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14l7 K Street NV
BRIGHTWOOn

Attractive small home; most con.
venient location; immaculate con-
dition; newly decorated; gas heat: Q
large. screened porches. ~ baths:
crystal chandelier: carpeted halls
and stairs; extra closets; can be
purchased furnished or unfurnished.
Phone GE. 1862 for appointment. =.
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BRIGHTWOOD

Studio-type brick. attached, :3-bedrm,
nome; Features include: 3 baths,
beautifully finished bSmt., det, ga.
rage. Reasonable down payment
CONGRESS REALTY CO., DI. 1882
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

ARLINGTON-Praetically new build
ing; 2 bedrms., lfv. rm., din. rm.,
full tiled bath. kit End floor, east
balance less than rent including ali
utilities and decorating F. E.
MALCOLM. Realtor. OW. 3024.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

UNFURN. 1st floor duplex or apt. In
alone, D. c. fireman o No drinkins' iikdIw'
oR smoking nsys or pets. Reas. BY Oct, /.
COLLEGE GIRLS and mother de-
ave. vic. CO 1894. S24
YOUNG LADIES desire one or two
Seal oedFm; 1st. apt Elm aRt: R64s Olds'' NV; by
FgRN' ssF: dRT' az Al ter sf 3 ladies in NV.
CANADIAN GIRLS (2) desire unfur-
nished l-bedroom apartment. OR.
SMALL DOWNTOWN APT. furnished
or mo- not : TX; TX 776o. Ext. 131. between
FoREfGSS SERVICE COUPLE 2 desires
No pets ; or chiidTen iaFn aPg Max In si6S: njG:
S110. Call Wo. 64o0. Ext. 434.
NAVAL OFFICER. recently assigned
D: G. 1-bedroom apt. furnished;
PitcSte PTifcSste entrance; hat5i eood dIiying room,
reasonable rent: utilities included.
FUkNfsHiED Bachelor Bach; apt. with "a pvt
bath, phone; for Marine ofice, Oct
wELL-MANNERsEED' RE D'SSi yoans s'ari iady, st. State
aps;; elevator bldg: vicinity 18th
ana ra'' preferably furn' ow, g. st7s,
oNE-RooM EFFIC. APT. pvt. bath,
furn: or unfurn., in apt. bldg. COW.
E5ta2qspi; 5aeB stsr. Gentleman s75 max o. Box
usNFGiRiSiSHEp slEiIai u 1-bedrm. apt; in IN INV.
@oa SeSIred da1RRy RRy 2 adults. References.
REFINED BUSINESS GIRL planning
to be married, desires 1-bedrm. apt
pref. nv; no. a1oO, Ext go. 23:
NV. AREA GEORGETOWN Law stu
fsn'S fm shower t"Fe tTs R1tE or En ~
pRoFEssioNAL Roi assRi COUPLE needs "a. ef,-
| eieney apt, immediate vic. Walter
P.m' Rfed' unfurn'' furn' GE. 67's; 5a! s-s
2 OR 3 BEDROOMS, furn. or un-
furnished: NV. Bethesda or Chevy
6R 6Rase; i7ss CAN KIRK OR. o1o99 or
YoyNG YOU: 2'Sf' SEwspApER COUPLE vaS wants
unfurnished house. apt. in country.
20 e., mi; D, 6; eceupaney oct. Oct TT | to
GoVERSSMERSVr RV 7s1R EXRcUffyr ayff uresat,y
eseSi u 1nf5R RE s3Df 31t Ext & h9uSe gH6 vlS
WANTED FURN. 3 UNFURN. APIS.
for George Wash. Univ students.
2and St. NV. Do Nor PfHioNE.
ALEXANDRIA OR ARLINGTON, 2
adults: 1st-fioor apt. or small house,
near shopping center: no children or
pets: reasonable; 2 bedrms.; refer
ences. Call TIE. 6211. -23
FAMILY OF 4 wants unfurn. house or
apartment, . or more bedrooms
midtown or northwest section; will
sign lease: SS5 month: references.
OR. 1860 or Box 224, 3130 Wis. ave.
WIFE OF RET. army colonel overseas
and son. Small furn, apt. in large
apt bldg, good residential section.
Conv. tranSp. to Gonzaga. Quiet,
refined. Al refs. S75 max. Box
YOUNG EMPL. WOMAN desires un-
furn. eff. apt. in apt bldg: $50;
NV. residential. DU. 5637, Ext 602.
"a"
UNFURN. APT, either efficiency or
large. by 1st. Reasonable rental.
HO. 4774 or write Box 19-B, Star
25s
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EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAIN
Dry cleaning plant; fully equipped; ;
large capacity; valuable plant store,
agencies and some wholesale &C.
counts; priced for quick sale. In
ouire w. E. CUMBERLAND. attorney
for owner, 320 Woodward Bldg, DI,
5121.
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Here, is Arlington's finest and most
modern American and Kosher style
delicatesSen: owners serious illness
THIS WEEK. 6-day-a-week store
with reasonable hours; clean. fancy
stock; A.B.C. license; fixtures alone
worth S25, 900. long term lease.
Don't delay. the best offer buys this
YE0NAS REALTY, GIL. 2100. OK.
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CHEVY CHASE

Two 6-rm. houses. 1910 and 1914
Quesada NV. lst floor. liv. rm.,
din, rm;. guest closet and Kit. with
2nd A.. bedrms. and bath; ITe
storage attic with disappearing z
stairway; a full bsmt., lavatory,
with aluminium windows. all copper
pipes and water spouts; heat, eas
REALTY CORP, E. ]. Nannini, OR.
6402.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

NEAR CATHOLIC U.-New semidet.
brick; 5 lge. rms; gas heat: bsmt.;
yard; S110; Sat. and Sun. 1 to 5.
aO5 7O5 Emerson gano st. ne; Wo. 1914
ALEXANDRIA. historical sec. - s.
per mo. H, A. EDGE. TE, o7ai.
DETACHED HOME-Lge. lot; l mile
from Chevy Chase circle; 3 bedrms. !;
owner woulo like to rent for or
weeks; !, ssy9ail. syail. Oct. /; $3.50 per
ARf.. sis So s: IRVING sr.-5 rms.
semidet.; newly decorated; immed.
avail; adults only; S125 mo. "a
BETHESDA - Near Naval Hospital;
nice yard; children accepted; $3.50
no. mos. or longer. WI. 569s.
GEORGETOWN - Distinctive 7-rm.
residence with continental charm
in house and garcen; modern con-
yeniences; S235 mo. Call WO.
37ss. or inspect Sun. 81; 1414
ssBFbkooM ssia q; Nv. HOUSE: newly -S4 Deco
heat: close to busline; rent S140
COMFORTABLE COTTAGE, bed
rms, auto. heat, hot. cold water,
screened porch; water front; COM
muting; S75; on bluff; South River
PARK Md. BOARD, EN-. 451I. -25
NORTH ARLINGTON, close in, ada
cent country club. near schools; 4
decorated; - acre. wooded; adapted
children and simple entertaining;
Lease or II months; $500. Jack
7sRM. RI Neatly i.2ri FuRN. HOUSE, fy Lyon
siz5 per mo. s' cH. o'H ISL 8 'ea!lnss: or gA
OCTOBER 1 TO MAY si-Furn, nds det,
large lily. rm. with fireplace, din.
'rm; and modern kit; 2nd f., 2h
bedrms. and bath; bsmt.. heated fin-
tshed , rm:. gar, automatic washer.
h:.x n244i n good transD'' s1s5. sH.
ais UPsHuR ST. N.w.-e rms. oil
heat, in excellent condition. well
fnrn,. new refgr. and stove; $13O.
,ld;, Re; s2s2; after pm. ia. 5557.
of living in our furnished cottage
at Edgewater Beach, Md, from Oct.
to July at reas. rent? = bedrms., oil
neat, neat, mod. kit. and bath, gar. 81.
SMALL NALL HOUSE. in the country, near
tor, large water heater and garage.
COMPLETELY FURN., newly decor;
o-rm. semloet.; . bedrms.: oil heat.
Anchor fence. Price, S130 per mo.
244o So. Oakland ST., Arlington,
va. Can be seen from 8 pm. to
FIVE ROOMS. full basement. nice
yard; Sl35 per mo. Cali FIR. 5309.
NEAR 3rd AND KANsAs-3-beddrm
home, nicely furn., to responsible
party; phone mornings, GE. 1905.
RADIANT Al, VALLEY. MD.-Detached
nished and decorated, fine commu-
nifty, transp. and schools, 20 min
utes to downtown; reas. uN. 4122.
FURN. BUNGALOW, 8 rms. bed
inns. baths, nice section Of
1 BLOCK TO RIDGE RD. BUS; new
house; s rms; , empl, couples; open
FAIRLAND, MD.-ciose to MOL;
! yr. old, 2-bedrm brick, Cape Cod.
Located on 1-acre lot. mr.. grade
school; excel. cond.; immed. posS.;
AGENCY: INC. sH. 5555, "a
Mr.. BOILING, ANDREWS FIELDS.
on bus line; 6-rm. br. semidet.; no
pets; give refs; avail. soon. 10.
sUBLET-very attractive 5-room
house: near Dupont Circle; $3.50
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Brightwood-Vacant

FSAA D@AAy1 w ~ .4t4.
Sl3, 900: $500 cash. S1OO month,
l214 Jefferson ST. 6 rooms. bath.
3 porches, gas h.-w.h.: garage. large
lot; convenient to streetcar. stores
and schools. Sun. and ewes. CO,
ai31; 20, 2-43S". MURRAY CO..
MA. G:66. 1229 L st. NV. 23'
CHEVY CHASE, $21 500
Det; led brick. new-house condition.
3.bedrm. horne; fireplace. stairs to
attic. SEPARATE entrance to bSnts.
recr, rm., kit. and bath. slate roof.
Ir9nt MI6 porcnA Ewes, Mr.. Sherwood.
J. Leo KOlb
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GEORGETOWN

A fine flve-bedrm.. three-bath home,
suit. for entertaining; beautiful
H. A. GILL AND SON
MA. 403s. DU. 1901. -2S
Continued on Next Page0
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FURNISHED HOUSES

1854 DENLEY RD.. GLENMONT
HILLS. MD.
3 bedrms.. liv. -rm.. dinette. kit. and
bath. New home. Compl. furn.
S135 mo.
129 33rd ST. NE.
driver Terrace)-2 bedrmS.. liv. rnl.
dinette. kit. and bath, tecr. rm.,
compl.s furn., $110 mo.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
S08 N. Cap. st. Realtors. MA. 6730
-2o
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APTs. FURNISHED tcont.,

Efficiency APT.-Broodmoo Apts.,
CARPENTER. resident manager.
e4oe EENFANr SQUARE s.E.9s
isSsd; ?' $50. $50 aNf THoMAs Sss u '#d BROWN.
S.s ~ SE1s'. + ssss "a sss
Adults. & D'Ife Ii. sS6os. s6i 0eau'tui. 1.S4 gym
. BEDRMs.. liv. rm,. kit. pvt, bath.
lfs sth ST. s.W.; ia large HS; bed bed-iiv. rm.
and kit; 1st A.; refgr.; running
Sia5teTr6; ter utils I furn; naod infant allowed;
COMPLETELY FURS Urn 6edTm apt in
Cali NE 9a45. S0ou io'"'i0H. 81 o.
GEoRGET0WS, 1907 Goth st.-Bed-
rm., liv: rm,, kit. bath, dinette. fire.
place, 4 expos. Bird H.; $l35 mo-
year lease. Seen 3-s pm. Ho. 316s.
BEAUTIFUL ROOM, pvt bath. mod
ern home. Has to be seen TO be ap-
preeiated; single or double. TU.
FURNISHED BASEMENT apartment
1877 LAMONT ST. NV rooms
semipvt. bath. porch. linens and
utils; 2 boys or working couple.
BED-LIv. RM.. small kit, pvt.
shower bath. Suitable for employed
woman. Near House ONCE and Lii
brary. $50 mo. lis C st. Sc.
COLLEGE PARK AREA bedrms..
cluded. Fenced yard for children,
large grounds for play. Convenient
to schools. Rental, 500 per mo. P
D. NAUGLE, 9642 Baltimore ave,
Berwyn, Md. Phone TO. 5o52 all
& pm. weekdays. -25
ONE ROOM. bedroom, complete kit,
IT Pyt 19sa1s bsth; porch. AT. a94a; after IL
LGE.. al AIRY AIRY BsMr. APT, pvt. a entr..
close transp., stores; S65. GE. 0473.
FURNISHED APT. e1o 5th st. ne.
2 rms, pvt, bath, reasonable rent.
ssa4 s SSSf Univ. gs[z PEx6h ni'e NV Tsa rms.
pFsfer pnda coape t5Set Ap sht 676s 6hsousekeegies
PART RENT allowed for Ink. rm..
near bath; for taking care of small
ses1 spsre tt time s1 tNo Nsos rms, to clean' TU.
DUPoNTr CIRCLE AREA-s rms.
bath; $50; also Ink. rm:. near
bath; $40. TU. sss7 or WI. 559:9s.
En4VA16 AF1 NtSEL1 TURN
Liv. rm., bedrm.. kit, bath; SS5;
conv. to stores, tr6nsp.: utils. incl.
123 Sth st. ne. Open for inspec-
tion. IA. 5000: GE, 0066. IA
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH
Completely furnished apt. tub and
shower. $3.50 to $3.50 per day for
! OF 2; full hotel service: no time
limi 500 goth st. NV. Ma. 5426
HOTEL 1440
Newly furn., l rm.. kitchenette and
bath; 24-hr. phone and elev. service;
S24.50 to $31.50 wkly. 144O r. I.
ave. NV pa
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
$500 GEORGIA AVE. N.W-Liv. rm..
bedrm., lge.-sized dinette. kit, and
bath; including utilities; sos mo.
1888 THIRD ST. NE-Liv. rm., bed
rm,, kit, bath. and dinette; COM
pletely furnished; including utilities; |
Sll0 mo.
1918 BELMONT RD. N.w-Liv. rm.,
bedrm, kit. dinette. and bath; all
utilities included; S110 mo.
333 BRYANT ST. Me- rm.. kit. !
dinlng nm. semipvt. bath; all utili-
ties included; S65 mo.
R. A. HUMPHREYS
sos North Capitol, Realtors, MA. $3.50
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FAYETTE COURTS

FAYETTE COURTS
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Franklin and Fayette Sts.
New spacious, 2-bedroom
apartments; S95
INCLUDING UTILITIES
Oct. 1st occupancy: bus on
corner. close to shopping, play
grounds for children; de-
llghtful apartment in Old
Alexandria. Res. mgr, 7lS
Fayette ST., Apt. H., OV.
33l7.
JONATHAN WOODNER co
1900 18th st. NV. RE. 23Ss.
RE. 1925.
"a
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ROCK CREEK PARK IN YOJ
FRONT YARD

FRONT YARD
A magnificent stone-and- brick resi-.
oence containing bedrms., 5 baths
would be proud to handle this prop
erty at $4,000. but can offer it
under $4,000 today. 4713 Colo
rado ave. NV. Go north on 18th
st. to Colorado, turn left, 60 2 blocks
to sign on property. Open every
NOTTE g. CO., ST, S653 81
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5000 BLK. End ST. NV.
Elaborately furnished; ga baths,
master bedrm., gas h.-w.h.. mod
throughout; recreation room, garage
J; EVERETT ROBERTSON. WA.
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TWO excellent locations in Arlington
for restaurant or club use
WAKEFIELD ASSOCIATES
OW. 711S; Ewes. EN-. 1884.
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GLOVER PARK

OPEN SUNDAY Day $50 5 TtE To pm,
4 bedroom, 29-hath brick house.
Near school. direct transuortat tion
GEORGETOWN University and down.
town. Properties here going fast.
AeS now. Call Mr.. Maury. III,
MARSHALL ]. wApLE CO
1924 14th St. NV. DI, 3346
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NORTHWEST PARK
APARTMENTS

Offers Private Living Similar
to Your Own Home.
On New Hampshire Ave.
Extended at Piney Branch Road fr
Montgomery County. Silver Spring
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DAVID r. WINNER

COMPLETE REAL ESTATE
Service for Va, D. c., Md.
los N. Patrick ST., Alex. Va.
OV. 6413, AL. 1925. Ewes, TIE. O5O.
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GLOVER pARK

GLOVER Park
GOING! GOING! GOMEZ?
ProneFtleS GO like hot cakes in lovely
glover PARK. Don't miss this a.
beGroom,, 2i2-bath brick house at
-4!S 39th, st. NV. Has recr. rn..
gas h.-W.h., garage. Half block
from transportation to downtown,
SIoSe TO- Stoddard School. Mr.
Maury, TU. 1896.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
looI 1Ath St NJ w M noAH
Evening star., 1950-09-18

"They were too good for us. y
said Coach Glen Grove of the
Baltimore Colts after his team
lost to the Redskins yesterday
at Baltimore. "They played hard
football and had no injuries. We
weren't as lucky. Next to the
Cleveland Browns they're the best
team we've met this year."
The Colts lost Fullback Leon
Campbell early in the second
period. After the 195-pounder,
who earned Is letters at Arkansas,
left the field, Bob Nowaskey, one-
time George Washington U. star
who later played with the Bears,
limped off on a bad ankle. Bob
Nelson replaced Nowaskey as line
Evening star., 1950-09-18
Bears, Yonks, Lions and Giants
Get Off to Winninq Starts

was intercepted by Rebel Steiner
but thereafter the blond Texan
was unStoppable, completing
eight of IL passes for I'll yards
and a touchdown. The Lions
rolled up a 22-to-7 lead at the
half. helped by Doak Walkers
38-yard field goal, and coasted
through the second half. Coach
Bo McMillin used second string
bacsf1eld in the last period and
it drove 43 yards for the final
touchdown, with Lindell Parson
plunging over from the 2.
The Giants hung up some sort
Of National League record by
scoring two safeties at Pittsburgh
but Steve Owens men needed
the breaks to get their winning
touchdowns. A blocked kick
paved the way for the first and
a recovered tumble earned the
second. Tackle AL DeRogatis fell
on the ball in the end zone for
the Giants initial touchdown
after Joe Geri's punt was blocked
The second came on a freak
play, following interception Of
Jim Finks' pass by Harmon Rowe
of the Giants. Rowe fumbled anc
Frank Wydo Of pittsburgh recov.
cred. Wydo fumbled and Ray
Poole of the Giants grabbed the
ball and lateralled to Tom Landry
for the touchdown.
Evening star., 1950-09-18
Dispute With Catcher
Seen Costing Barte|I
His Job With Tigers
By q staf staff cersspendent

DETROIT, Sept. 18.-Thc enc
OF the major league coaching Ca
reer of Dick Bartell was predicted
here today following the peppery
old infielder's public dispute with
Catcher Frank Pig House, to
whom the Tigers paid a reputeo
ST., 900 as a bonus player.
EarlycomerS were treated to ar
extra attraction during the Tigers
batting practice yesterday wher
Bartell, fortnight critic, alleg-
edly offended the costly catcher
by his choice of words.
House whipped off his mask and
clamped a deadlock on Barteli
When the two were led to the
dugout, Manager Red Rolfe of the
Tigers led both principals toward
the dressing room.
AS the threesome disappeared
from view, there was a sound of
further scuff1ing and Houses
voice. raised in anger. was heard
to say:
"Nobody-nobody can cali me
that name"
Baseball writers covering the
Tigers predicted that Bartell had
gambled with his job. 1t was
pointed out that Bartell also had
been too peppery" on two other
occasions, involving such stars as
Vic Wertz and Jerry Priddy.
The consensus was that Bartell
had antagonized once too often.
Evening star., 1950-09-18
BY the Asseeiated Press

The Chicago Bears and New
York Yanks, co-favorites in the
National Conference of the Ma
tional Football League, were off
to winning starts in their cham
pionship races today, but both
could see trouble ahead from a
fast Detroit Lions squad that
blasted Green Bay, As to 7, in its
league debut.
The Bears avenged two setbacks
last year by the Los Angeles Rams
with 24-20 decision before 1929
fans in a drizzle at Los Angeles.
The Yanks protected an early lead
to edge the San Francisco Forty
Miners, 21-17, at San Francisco,
but in neither game was the final
outcome in doubt.
The New York Giants broke
loose with a 16-point rally in the
final period to win over the Pitts
pburgh Steelers, 18 to Z, and the
Redskins routed the Baltimore
Colts, 1914.
Luckman Passes for Touchdown.
The Bears had to come from
behind to beat the Rams, coached
by Joe Stydahar, one-time Chi
cago lineman. Gerald Weatherly,
rookie center from Rice, inter-
cepted Norm Van Brocklin's pass
for a touchdown that gave the
Chicagoars a 10-7 lead and Sid
Lucknan followed with 44-yard
scoring pass to John Hoffman.
George Gulyanics plunged over
from the 1-yard line, following
j. r. Boone's 48-yard punt re-
turn for the Bears last score.
A two-touchdown rally in the
final period was futile for the
losers.
The Yanks, with rookie Full
back Zollie 10th spearheading
the offense. marched SO yards for
a touchdown in the first quarter
and "a for another in the third.
Joe Golding scampered q yards
with a San Francisco tumble for
another touchdown in the open
ing period. The Forty Miners
got 10 points in the second period
but lacked the sustained power
to overtake the Yanks.
| Layne Stars for Lions.
Bobby Layne's passing featured
the Lions victory over Green Bay.
His first toss paved the way for
the Packers lone score when it
Evening star., 1950-09-18
PhiIs Will Limit Sale
|0f Tickets for Series
By the Assnciatsd Press


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 18.-The
Phillies, their first pennant in 35
years virtually in their grasp, to-
day announced a precedent shat
tering plan for distribution and
sale of World Series tickets.
Bob Carpenter. club president,
said single game tickets will be
sold and each applicant will be
limited to just two of these.
Major league pennant winners
always have sold tickets in strips
Of three or four tickets.
The first two World Series
games will be played in the home
park Of the National League pen
nant winner, the third, fourth and
fifth games in the American
League park and the sixth and
seventh games. if necessary, in
the National League stadium.
Carpenter announced the fol-
lowing prices: Box seat, $8.75
($17.50 for two); reserved seat
$3.50 ($13 for two), and bleacher
seat, 81. The postage and registry
charge on single or pair of box
or reserve tickets will be so cents
he said. Bleacher tickets will be
sold only at the park. ..
Requests will not be considered
If postmarked earlier than one
minute after midnight daylight
saving time) September 20. The
tickets will be distributed. starting
with game No. /. as the requests
are processed. Requests should be
sent to Philadelphia National
League Club, Box 1925, Philadel-
phia.
Evening star., 1950-09-18
Clyde Scott Of Eagles
Has Broken Shoulder
By the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 49,
Clyde (Smackover) Scott, speedy
halfback of the Eagles. suffered a
broken shoulder against the
Browns Saturday night and may
be lost to the team for the rest of
the 1850 season.
Scott was hit hard in the second
quarter of the game the Browns
won. At first, the injury was dag
nosed as shoulder separation,
but today an examining physician
said the shoulder was broken.
Evening star., 1950-09-18
Pesky Browns Still
Harassing Leaders,
Split With Yankees
BY the Assoeiated Press

For years rumors have per-
sisted that the Browns would be
shifted from st. Louis to Balti-
more, Los Angeles or some other
point, but at least three clubs
now would be willing to transfer
EN- to. Timbuktu.
Cleveland, Boston and New
York successfully have been en-
barrassed by the Browns, door,
mats for the greater part of the
season who suddenly have grown
ferocious.
st. Louis dropped the Indians
out of contention with foul
Straight victories, took two out OF
three from the Red Sox and yes
terday split a double-header with
the Yankees, winning the first
game. 6-5, before losing the night
cap, 6-1. It required a ninth in
ming grand slam pinch homer by
Johnny Hopp to whip the Browns
in the second game.
Biggest Turnout of Year.
Significantly, st. Louis fans
demonstrated they aren't much
different than fans in other cities
The Browns recent behavior lured
their biggest crowd of the year
1902.
Hopp's homer assured the
Yankees of the American League
lead for at least day, for second
place Detroit can't catch them
even by knocking off Boston to-
day. The National League refugee
said of his first American League
homer, ut was the. biggest hit
ever got. I wouldn't trade all
the others for it."
Rookie Ken Wood doubled home
Owen Friend in the ninth inning
to win the opener for the Browns
Stubby Overmire went all the way
for st. Louis.
Athletics Edge Indians.
The second game was a pitchins
duel between Reynolds and A
Widmar until the Yanks loaded
the bases in the ninth on a hit
a bunt which Widmar threw tc
second too late, and an error by
Second Baseman Friend. That
set the stage of Hopp's climax
clout.
The Athletics edged the In
dians. 1919. in IL innings.
The Phils continued to move
along in the National League
beating the Pirates, SIS. The
league leaders scored all of their
runs in the fifth inning, three on
a homer by Gran Hammer, who
was honored before the game.
Boston took over second place
from the Dodgers by sweeping a
double-header from the Reds, So
and 81, while the Dodgers lost a
30 decision to the Cubs.
Warren SPAIN became the Ma
tional's first 20-game winner by
stopping the Reds on six hits in
the opener.
A tWo-run homer in the seventh
inning by Wayne Terwilliger gave
the Cubs the nod over Brooklyn.
The Giants scored three runs
in the last of the ninth inning to
shade the Cardinals, rs. Pinch
hitter Jack Lol1rke singled home
Bobby Thomson from third with
the payof counter.