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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-09-01

home economics; r. D.. Smith,
agriculture and occupations; c.
=. McDougle, principal.
The schools elementary teach
er> are Miss A. NJ. Young, Mrs.
T P. Smith. Mrs. P. S. Lampley
Miss G. V. Rogers, Mrs. c. T,
Peace. Miss L. NJ. Perry, Miss
N l Boyd. Mrs. J. ". Monroe
Mrs /. r McDougle. Mrs. f,
\. Hargraves. Miss NJ. A. Byrd
y {. Todd. Mrs. r. 2. Scales
Mrs I. X. Burnley. and Mrs.
u Z kornegay.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-09-01

The RamShead Rathskeller
VII be closed till September IS.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-09-01

A sturdy saw fos evssina wood
Or light metal. Adjustable fos
angle cuts. AZ -ineh throat.
6Ha-ia. blade. Hardwood handle.
Evening star., 1950-09-10
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

BsARNABY Ar Hs,,. wooDswysry y! ,sa,;g,, VS. oct
with i03-ft. frontage: 8 rms, 2 baths,
DIV. rm. approx. 14x24). h.-i. ga
rage, delightful screen porch approx.
$3f.75o; Naval ohieer Isii desires ASnieE anicE
sale: Ewes. call Wo. 4754. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS. DI. 14i1. 10
BRIGHTWOOD = 2-family arranged
cali oRRIseoSNS.o on RH. IA 54iS. 54iSS.S0o' Nis APT
RRIGHTWooD. HOM E Attached
brick with bedrooms. lst-fioor
den. exceptional kitchen. h.-w. heat,
garage; home in marvellous con-
dition that won't stay on the Ilar-
ket long at Sl3.950. r. P. RIPLEY,
Realtor. 81. 6l1l: open ewes. IA
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-New listing,
mr.. Lafayette School; $23.95O; excel.
home and community for family with
school-aged children. Liv.a rm. with
hrepl:, din. rm., kit. lst f.; with
3 bedrms., 2 baths on End fl. All
rms. are large and bright; maid S
rm. and bath in bsmt.: screened
porch; gear garage; level lot, at
tractively Handicapped. Purchaser
may assume excel. financing. Bill
LINGSLEY & KORzENDORFER, OR.
cSsv 222S III Ill 3 Pm, 90,
det. brick home; only l block to
Lafayette School; offered today for
first time. There are z lge. rms. and
bath. stairs to storage attic, garage.
This is really fine value. r. A.
TWEED CO., 1904 Conn. ave. NV.
EN-. 1890. Once open Sunday So.
Evening star., 1950-09-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

NR. DUPONT CIRCLE-Lge. semi
hail. automatic heat. Ideal fol
rooms or apis. Vacant. Price
asalt1r' r. MfI 1922 lses x st. NV RE- llsl
N.W.'S BEST BUY-9os Allison St.
Open. vacant; 8 lge., rms, semidet.
Lovely CITY HoME-2s-ft. Twins
ne dnnr hnf r9 den srss RteSsn fs
bedrms., 2-car garage, full base
ment; beautiful lot; close to every
thing; 45O3 9Th st; NV; opsE
sunssesHKA seHAFR PEN WI VI sa4f saTf sooS HSy4hs Mis
ave, bethesda, Md. oo'' "''
Mr., WALTER REED-Large det. home
with bedrooms and bath. Oil heat.
garage. LOUIS RUDDEN. Elk. 5707
COLORADO NEAR KENNEDY NV
Income producer. 11-room detached
on 1st foor and : efaciencies on End;
full basement, oil h.-wh. Call Mrs
MerTilat, GO; 5l65; Or here. LOUIS
P. SHoEMAKER, 1719 X st. NV.
HOME WITH 4 lovely bedrms.-1eth
kit; chestnut trim throughout; gas
beat tc ;e yard oWsdg Rd fsGnt EShYr GSIeh rrsfe
3 INIT in .xesllsn. NV. section;
REHTH Plat @rs Y AsHEEY. saReefi NC DE IA. 4S4 t
BY OWNER-1st time offered; compl
sedee'' RED sscs1 2,fa1mily nset;n deti; blk "a Gs
s5l4 for appti OF drive By By sun sun
afternoon. 65l0 Piney Branch I'd
FURNISHED - Near Massachusett.
ave, and 10th st. NV. one Of thu
finely built, older brick houses, tn,
is rooms. ) baths. I gas neat. s rentee
as doctors suite and apartmenti
at about $3.50. 90 per month. Price
fo6Ps feS g sHoaM1grR ass tS5 Mr. i7ls Hurf
rAiRmoSr Al Mon M sr. NV: s.%.. between ,st,
rooms, 8 baths, oil heat. Oppor
ASK for Mr.: Hurd. LOUIS r. SHOE
rMkkE rMAkER FRS1sHEn 11ts 4 fs MD Eoisks IA lleS
developed for light housekeeping
one on Columbia road near 14th st
NV. .12 rooms, 2 baths, oil heat
rented when full at about S470. OF
per mo-: the other two near Mt
StasaAt st., one having IL rooms,
baths. the other II rooms and
baths. Ask Mr.. Hurd about these
They look good for an attentiv,
investor. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER
I719 K st NV, Ma. 1895.
I'll GALLATIN ST.-Brick. near Ga
ave. Ct. Gabriel's Parish; 8 rms.
back yard. concrete front porch ans
column; vacant; like new: 81. BOO
$1,000 cash. No phone calls Sunday
please. OWNER. IA. 7ol0. 10
NEAR 18th ST.-Large det. bricl
putch Colonial End floor has Z
rms. ! bath: excellent cond. Cal
Mr.. LaFuze, TW. 1195, with RIGGS
d. CO.. EN- 2345 ii
Evening star., 1950-09-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Z APIS, 4 BATHS

Downtown; income quoted, S410;
spnSre sleo easy sass so fG1 %ansss ss oSS $685.
with "a down. Call Miss Lee,
LANE PASTOR, EX. 2555
Evening star., 1950-09-10
Office Open Sun, 8 to $50

DEVELOPMENT co.
Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hts, Sumner d Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave. OR. 4464.
List Your House With Us)
Evening star., 1950-09-10

End and Emerson NV.
Lovely Shapiro-built row brick: con-
tains f1repl., step-up dining rm. with
ornamental iron railing, kit. with
dinette space, front porch. 8 lovely
bedrms. on End A. with lovely
Hollywood bath g colors of tileJ,
beautifully finished rec rm. with
bar in bsmt. Large lot. Garage. Ex-
this one!
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
ST, 2O10 'tiI O n ~, III
Evening star., 1950-09-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

OWNER WILLING TO LOSE
$1,000. to sell this immaculate. 3,
Kitchens. s baths: oil heat; very
desirable Brightwood location; truly
an. excellent investment; 2 apis.
delivered vacant. Call eyes,, TU.
3151. BLANKEN REALTY CO. RE.
Evening star., 1950-09-10
BEAUTY SALONS

BEAUTY SALONS
WEEKLY SPECIALS
Also Shown Evenings and Holidays
/. $500 cash handles. Price,
$4,000; rent, S160: lease. Excellent
for operator with 14th st NV. fol-
2. H ST.. ne. Business section,
Price, oGO V 200: e0ri terms. sen'' Sioo' lease
8. Silver Spring. Md. Business
cellence" Beautifully equipped and
as modern as tomorrow. Rent. $3.50;
lease. Two expert hair stylists as
partners would reap golden har-
vest. Substantial cash required.
I,.c,l. :; Hear. Is q Of DeH0toxn ySn .a wash s,
$3.50; lease. Price, $4,000. Terms,
8 operators. Nicly equipped.
Rent. $65; lease. Price, $4,000
asrras,r, Terms; Fine income for or 2
$3.50 0;s : slsd.nseurg e.. q. ne; A l.tl.
~~;HVpi !. Partnership, "a interest in
downtown beauty shop, located In
once bldg. Opportunity for lady
WIN following. Low overhead. Price,
$1,000, Terms.
area. Ideal for l or 2 operators
Rent, 500; lease. Price, $500
Terms. Wonderful location.
8. Penna. ave. s.e., not far from
the Capitol. Rent, $40; lease.
operators. Price, $4,000. Terms.
10 Nearby Nd. near Govt. military
reservation. Modern equipment
$500 cash down will handle.
IL. Beauty salon exquisite, con-
venient to Mayfiower and Statler
Hotels. Amply stated with expert
operators and hair stylists. Priced
under $4,000. Terms. Ideal as an
investment. $1,000 cash handles.
We have other shops, all sections
D. c.. nearby Md. and Va. A few
have living quarters. Terms can be
arranged. To buy or sell, contact
Myrtle A. Weadon Co.
Beauty Salon Specialists
MA. 1884 HO. 1910
Evening star., 1950-09-10
IF YOU HAVE
$4,000 CASH

You can take over this going Ss5. .0OC
annual gross business with approx
8 acres on y. s. hwy. No. /. min
north of Ft. Belvoir. so min. south
OF Alexandria. IL cabin units, trailer
park, restaurant and tavern; beer
and wine licenses. Full price only
S79,600. For further information
write Box 33I-Z. Star.
Evening star., 1950-09-10
VARIETY IN NOVELTIES

In the heart Of Arlington's main
shopping district. Owner quotes
$4,000 yearly volume. The high
rate of profit will get your invest
ment back quick. S-yr. lease. Owner
1924 Sun, OW. 1000 Mon. J. MAY.
NARD MAGRUDER. 1928 Wilson
blvd, Arl, Va.
Evening star., 1950-09-10
CHEVY CHASE

CLOSE TO CONNECTICUT AVE
Well-located Colonial on lot 90xl20
it., contains center hall large livins
room, dining, room, 1st-fioor lava
tory and kitchen; 3 bedrooms and
baths; stairs to finished attic; built
in garage; oil heat; maids room and
lavatory in basement,
Evening star., 1950-09-10
ROOMING HOUSES

nANOM1N0 11OOOEO
Near 18th and Euclid NV: Is rooms.
basement; 8 rooms for owners: oil
heat; good lease; 1st time offered
for sale: $1,000 down.
Near Rock Greek Park; 10 rooms, 3
baths. Ions. lease; oil heat; mostly
in apts.; rooms, pyt bath for
sgs1osoTG; doTn. osnt sls6; $4,000 with
NJ h.as fleafans ss sSS1 ISS1s with s'tss ss50o 81
down. This is . nice clean house
with very nice furnishings; should
povntoTn. 10th and Mass. ave. NV.
18 rooms. 4 baths; income quoted
$576 mo-. plus 3 rooms and private
bath for owner; $4,000 down.
Home; renting rooms: 8 rooms. /
Providence 1S Hospital; ti, rent. rent s47;s9 es0
down from reliable party.
18th and Clifton sts. NV: 10 rooms.
~ baths. oil heat: income quoted
1928 mo-. plus 3 rooms to live in;
rent S99.74 month.
14th and Park rd.; 8 rooms: income
quoted S322 month: rent S125. Ask
Ing 81 1925 down.
Lh.k: apartments;o . units, on N:
Sarolihns h n., ave; ssSo SS2.73 rent; 't owner
$3.50 in summer. Completely self
we have many other places to choose
from. Call or come in and we'll be
glad to take you around and show
you what We have to offer.
EDWIN L. ELLIS
Evening star., 1950-09-10
GLOVER PARK
OPEN SUNDAY. Pa PM

NIOVEH PARk
OPEN SUNDAY. 20 PM.
2418 Both ST. NV.
and Government ofices. Direct bus
via business district to Union Sta
ton; bedrms.. ga baths. row
brick; gas h.-w.. rec. rm.. gar. shown
also by appt. Mr.. Maury. TU. 1926.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co,
1924 14th st. NV. 81. 334s
Evening star., 1950-09-10
CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
OPEN TODAY. l TO 6
Near park, bedrooms plus 3rd-f
maids rm., 31a baths incl. Ist-n
lavatory, panel den, rec. rm.: pic,
turesaue setting; porch and sur
D. C.'s best value In $4,000 class
Restricted. Directions: Prom Chey,
Chase Circle turn east on Westerr
ave. to. Chestnut, right to 325(
CHESTNUT st. NV. OWNER.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Located in ont
OF the most excellent residential
areas. This modern custom-built
be inspected to be appreciated. 4
Is 2-story. q rms. with powder rm
on ST. n. and "a bath on 2nd: Ice
ieTsly lot. gar, breezeway. oil INV h
W. B. WRIGHT. EN-. $500. Ii
Evening star., 1950-09-10
BETHESDA

BEDROOM, 3-BATH HOME
On large corner lot. beautifully
located red brick Colonial. with slate
fireplace, den. dining room, pantry,
kitchen and full bath on lst floor;
fioored attic, garage, oil heat.
Evening star., 1950-09-10
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.

CHEVY CHASE, D. Q.
powder rnl. Ist n, uitrannodern Kit,
rec. rm. with Va bath; beautiful
lawn. Open to offer. Call Mr.
Smith. WO A171. cox a. co. 10
Evening star., 1950-09-10
WE CAN SELL,

10 RMS.-RENT, SIT
All matched bedrm. suites, 3 refrig-
orators, 8 ranges, Magic Chef
(new), 3 h.-k. units; income, 1867.
plus apt. for owner, 2 baths: this
won't last; total price. S2,750;
only $3.50 down. Call
LANE PASTOR, EX. 1855
Evening star., 1950-04-29
Tough Maryland Hunt
Cup Chase Draws 13
By the Asseeioted Press

BALTIMORE, April 29.-The
East Coasts spring steeplechase
circuit comes to a climax today
with $4,000 or more spectators ex-
pected to turn out for Maryland's
Hunt Cup.
Staged in the picturesque
Wcrthington Valley outside of
Baltimore, the Hunt Cup is Amer
ica's stiffest test for jumping
horses. It's 4 miles uphill and
down, with % jumps.
Thirteen horses are slated to
go to the post at 4 pm.
The Hunt Cup winds up the
spring cross-country racing that
started in South Carolina in March
and moved up through Virginia
One Of the stars of the circuit
Alvin Untermeyer's Done Sleep
ing. will be missing. The 8-year-
old gelding was scratched along
with two others yesterday. Done
Sleeping previously had won the
Maryland Grand National and
the Virginia Gold Cup.
Among the remaining entries
is Mrs. William j. Clothier's Pine
Pep. winner of last years Hunt
Cup.
Evening star., 1950-04-29
HoyosSeek 2-Mie ReIoyC Crown;
Cordozo High Winner of '44O'

leadoff leg for the Hoya quartet
gained him nothing but 15-yard
deficit. Mitchell and Mort Kane,
who handled the 220 legs, were
left far back. When Joe Deadly
completed one lap of the half
mile anchor leg he needed the ad-
vice of Coach Frank Sevigne to
drop out.
Howard, which ran in the first
section OF the same event, finished
out of the money. Jim Bruce,
Howard anchorman, made a GAL
liant effort to make ups distance.
Capital Teams Bid Again.
Today Georgetown's 2-mile re-
lay will go to the starting line
heavily favored to continue on the
cinders right where it left off last
winter on the boards. The Hoyas
also have entered a freshman mile
relay that is one of the favored
entries.
Maryland has a shuttle hurdle
relay team that looks good in any,
body's books. while Catholic U.
has entered a topnotch high
Jumper in Russ johnson. His
competition includes Charles Tay-
lor of Howard.
Maryland also has a number of
entries in the field events. Arm
strong. Cardozo and Phelps Highs
have relay teams entered.
Evening star., 1950-04-29

and take it to Commissioner
Chandler"
Steve Macy has pitched 19 in
nings against the Yankees and
hasn't struck out anybody. 1t
will be the Mats Sid Hudson
against Vic Raschi in the finale of
the three-game series with New
York tomorrow.
There have been three left field
homers at Griffith Stadium and
all have sailed into the permanent
stands. Right Fielder Hank
Bauer unleashed a perfect throw
to nip Irv Noren at the plate in
the first inning. -. Irv was at
tempting to score from second on
Ed SteWart's single. Sam
Dente has one hit in his last 13
tries and Eddie Robinson has de-
livered one hit in his last IA
efforts. HAWKINS.
Evening star., 1950-04-29
Pearman Leads N.Y.U..
IoReeo'rd MedIeyW
In Penn Relays
BY the Assoeioted Press

PHILADELPHIA, April 29.-
Reggie Pearman. who usually
crosses the finish line first in a
foot race, is going to be sadly
missed when he departs from New
York University in June.
The slender, bespectacled Negro
did it again yesterday as he an
chored an N. Y. U. quartet that
raced to a intercollegiate record
in the sprint medley relay cham
pionship at the Pennsylvania Re-
lays.
Pearman has made four trips to
Franklin Field and not once has
he failed to hit the tape ahead of
his opponent in the sprint medley
and mile relays.
In those four years. Pearman
has come up against such famous
quarter and half milers as Herb
McKenley of Illinois, Nal Whit
field of Ohio State and Michigan's
Herb Barton.
The New York speedster gets a
chance to help make it four
straight for the Violets in the mile
relay today. And again, as in
yesterdays sprint medley, his chief
opposition is expected to come
from little Morgan States Bill
Brown.
Overcoming 10-yard deficit in
the home stretch, Pearman reeled
OF a 1:51.6 half to give
N. Y. U. a record of 3::22.7 for the
medley mile. The old record of
1913 was set by the University of
Oklahoma quartet at the Drake
Relays in 1912. N. Y. us time
also wiped OUT the Penn RELAYS
standard of 3:24.8.
New York University's record
shattering triumph was easily the
highlight of the opening day pro-
gram that saw the Violets also
take an individual championship:
Penn State score a double in the
quarter-mile relay and the l20-
yard high hurdles; PENNSYLVANIA
wins its first major relay in II
years and Charles Moore of Cor
nell turn in a new meet record for
the 400-meter hurdles.
Evening star., 1950-04-29
League Leaders
BY the Associoted Press
AMERICAN.

v,,i iBattaing-Mitchell, ting Cleveland. .4e4; Rig
Runs-Pesky. Boston. 13; Rizzuto and
Runs batted in-Stephens Boston, IL;
BeIra and Di Maggie, New York, III.
HitsL,Zarnia. Boston. and Dillinger,
tied with four.
Triples--Henrich, New York, 8; Dill
lineer. Philadelphia. g
Home runs-Wood and Koyos, ct. Louis.
and Eain, Philadelphia, g.
stolen bases-Dillinger, PHILADELPHIA, q:
many players tied with one.
NATIONAL.
~ Sattlng-Musial. st. Louis, .44s; Dark.
Runs-Waitkus, Philadelphia, 10: Ash
ourn, philadelphia and Jethroe Boston, s.
Runs batted in-Jones, PHILADELPHIA
IL: Ennis, Philadelphia, IL.
Hits--Jones. Philadelphia. IS; waitkus,
Philadelphia, l5
Doubles-Robinson. Brooklyn; Ennis.
Phlladelphia and Musial st. Louis. e.
Tripies-kerr, Boston. and Ennis, Phila-
delphia, ..
Home runs--Campanella, BROOKLYN, and
Westlake. Pittsburgh. f.
,, STOLEN bases-snider and Reese, Brook
Evening star., 1950-04-29
Foul Weather Dims Chances
For New Drake Relay Marks
BY the Assoeioted Press

DES MONIES, Iowa, April 29.-
A weather-beaten contingent of
track and field athletes gamely
answered the starters gun today
in the finals of the Drake Relays.
Rain. snow and sleet fell yes
terday and today's outlook was
not good.
One of the brighter spots in the
first days performances was the
1888 anchor half mile by Don
Gehrmann as he hauled Wiscon-
sin to a successful defense of its
university sprint medley title.
The Badgers were clocked in
3:28.5 and they edged Oklahoma
and Oklahoma A. and M. in that
order.
Defending champions retained
their crowns in two of the three
individual events. Jerome Bifae
of Denver University went "a feet
111a inches in the broad Jump and
Byrl Thompson of Minnesota
tossed the discus 158 feet 63s
inches.
J. D. Hampton of Texas A. and
NJ. lost his two-mile title. Bill
MCGUIRE of Missouri was the win
ner In 9:16.7.
Evening star., 1950-04-29
Churchill Downs Hondicop
Launches Louisville Rocino

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 20 (P)
Churchill Downs opened its 18th
season here today, with greatest
interest centered on the Kentucky
Derby, one week from today.
Today's feature in the opening
eight-race card was to be the
Churchill Downs Handicap. Older
horses will be featured in this
and other races, as owners and
trainers conserve the energies of
their Derby hopefuls.
Thirteen entries in the feature
race today were headed by such
Speedsters as Mount Marcy, KY
Colonel. Provocative, Irish Sun
and others.
1t was the opening of the
Downs first race meeting under
its new president, Bill Corum
who succeeds the late Col. Matt
Vim.
With the close of Keeneland's s
spring meeting Thursday, thor.
oughbreds have been pouring into
the Downs. Two more Derby ELI
gibles, Middleground and Lotto
white, were expected to arrive to-
day from the East.
Other Derby candidates already
here or expected from Keeneland
today were Your Host. Hill Prince,
Trumpet King. Greek Ship, Sun
glow, Oil Capitol, On the Mark,
Theory, Mr.. Trouble, Dooly, Black
George, Hawley, Stranded. French
Admiral, Wisconsin Boy, Jimmy
Cricket and Lot o Luck.
Evening star., 1950-04-29
Wakefield Promised
Chance With CHICAGO
BY the Assoeioted Press

CHICAGO. April 29.-The spice
of playing before hometown rooters
may pull Dick Wakefield out of
hissprolonged batting slump.
That's one angle the White Sox
are figuring on after obtaining
the strapping, 28-year-old former
Chicago high school star from the
Yankees. They sent the Yanks
Outfielder Johnny Ostrowski and
an undisclosed sum of cash.
"rG wasn't a cheap bargain" )"
said General Manager Frank Lane
of the Sox. But we feel that be-
fore his hometown fans, Wake
field will show personal pride and
regain his old-time form. He has
to be playing to be good and he'll
get a chance with us"
Wakefield was scheduled to fiy
to Chicago today and be in the
outfeld when the Sox meet the
Tigers in Comiskey Park for a
Sunday double-header. He was
told of his trade before the Mats
Yankees game at Washington last
night.
Lane said the Sox had not
heard from Wakefield but he said
I'VE assume he will report in time
for Sundays double-header9:'
Commenting on unconfirmed
reports that Wakefield will not
report unless the Sox restore the
$500 the Yankees cut off his last
years salary. Lane said:
We bought his Yankee contract.
We didn't cut his salary-the
Yankees did. There will be no
pay increase for him from the Sox
unless he demonstrates over a
long period of time he merits it.
There is no deal until he reports
to U.S."
Evening star., 1950-04-29
Macy Makes Good for Harris Afraid Risk Fans Ire With ReIefe
Noren Shares in Acclaim;
Scarborough HurIs Tonight

Scarborough would like 10 con-
tinue to pour it on the Ysnks to-
light for his manager, Scarbor-
ough has beaten the Yankees only
once against seven defeats while
Allie Reynolds. his pitching OPP
ponent, has won 10 from the Mats
and lost Z
Page Takes Over in 7th.
For the third time in the three
games they have played with the
Yankees the Mats were confronted
by Page in the seventh inning.
He took over for Fred Sanford
in command Of Az lead but
Noren remedied that situation.
Pages first act consisted Of
walking Gil Coan. He retired
Sam Dente. but Noren then blast
ed a terrific homer over the ciE-
arctic sign in right field and his
first major league homer knotted
the score.
With two out in the eighth.
Macy delivered. He smashed
liner to the Mats bullpen and
legged it around the bases.
Di Maggio lifted the Yankees
into a 10 lead in the second in
ming when he hit a homer into the
regular left field bleacherS. New
York made 1t 20 in the third on
Joe Collins single and Sanfords
double.
Sanford Nipped at Plate.
Sanford shifted TO third when
Rizzuto beat out a bunt, then the
Mats took the easy way out. Cole
man lined TO Stewart In right.
Stewart fired to Eddie Robinson
to catch Rizzuto of first and
Robinson whipped the ball to
Mickey Grasso. who applied 1t to
Sanford. trying to score from
third.
Coan opened the Mats third
with single and after Dente
flied out. Noren dashed a triple
to center and scored on Stewards
fly.
Singles by Hank Bauer and Berra.
plus Billy Johnson's grounder.
netted the Yankees a 30 margin
in the fourth and they made it
Az in the seventh on singles by
Johnny Lindell, Jackie Jensen,
Rizzuto and Coleman.
The Yankees compiled IL hits
of Macy, but the Mats took bet
ter advantage Of their scanty six.
Evening star., 1950-04-29
By Chuck Boyle
Special Correspondent, Of The s.ar

PHILADELPHIA. April 2s.-
Georgetown's indoor national
championship two-mile relay team
hopes to win another title today
as college and schoolboy athletes
from the District take a second
crack at Penn Relays events.
The District had a winner yes
terday as Cardozo High School
won the 440-yard relay champion
ship from Boys High of Brooklyn.
Perennially one of the top high
school track powers of the East,
Cardozo won in 43 seconds, only
one-tenth of second slower than
the. time set by MercerSburg
Academy in winning the prep
school title.
Members Of the winning Car
dozo team were Earl Stom, Joe
Walker. George Carter and Henry
johnson. Each received an, en-
graved watch.
Hoyas' Mitchell Barely Beaten.
Noticeably absent from the first
days events were any outstand-
ing performances by the District
OF Columbia area collegians other
than Billy Mitchell, Hoya hurdler.
Mitchell. competing in the invita-
ton 120-yard high hurdles, was
off slow, but closed with such a
rush that Jim Gehrdes of Penn
State Just managed to nip him by
a foot.
Both Gehrdes and Mitchell were
clicked in 14.3 seconds. tying the
meet record set by Gehrdes in
1949.
Mario Salyanelli. Maryland's S
quarter mile hurdler, finished
fourth. while another Terp. Karl
Rubach, failed to qualify for the
high hurdle. Coach Jim Kehoe's
quarter-mile relay also failed to
qualify for the final, finishing
fourth in its heat.
The Hoyas and Howard Uni
versity had little success in the
relays. Georgetown. considered an
outside chance in the sprint med
ley relay. failed to complete the
race. Vim Cino's 49.s seconds
Evening star., 1950-04-29
u. Weiss Due Here Today to Make
inINew Yunk Bid for Scarborough

General Manager George Weiss
of the New York Yankees was ex-
pected in town today, repeatedly
prepared to place another prop
osition before Clark Griffith in
an attempt to pry Pitcher Ray
Scarborough from the Mats.
Del Webb. vice president of
tine Yankees, chatted with Grit
fifth last night after the Mats de-
feated New York but Washing
tons boss says he isn't going to
trade or sell Scarborough and he
wants to make 1t emphatic.
Il don't want the Yankees talk
ing about my players said Grif-
fifth. Il don't talk about their
players and I want them to keep
quiet about mine. If they dotf't
I'll charge them with tampering
Evening star., 1950-04-29
Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


New York at Washington
(night)-Reynolds t0-0) VS.. Scar
borough go.
st. Louis at Cleveland-Ostrow-
ski f0-0) VS.. Lemon 1-0).
Philadelphia at Boston-Fowler
900 VS.. Dobson DID.
Only games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn at New York-Hatten
DO or Banta do VS.. Jones
(0-2l.
Boston at Philadelphia -Bick-
ford t0-D VS.. Miller t0-0).
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati-Ches-
mes Q-D VS.. Peterson t0-D.
Chicago at st. Louis might -
Rush d-0) and Brecheen C0-1D.