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Evening star., 1950-12-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

brick, I rms, 1Ha baths, chestnut
trimming; gas h.-w,h..; garage; large
lot. Substantial cash. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd
sc; Ky; 4-34oo, Lu. 4-7572.
rms: % and bath ,'e each h,lats and rms. nSmS +
h;,w;h.; garage; $l5,750; HART;
MAs Mops Id SdEALTY Ut rd NC s:s4oS 1S46 S qo9d g
CONGRESS HEIGHTs-very nice row
brick home near shopping center
and bus: has lge. liv. rm, din. Ym
kit, bedrms. and bath; bsmt. with
rec. rm. and shower bath; gas heat
front front porch SOUTHEAST REALTY AL11
HffLcREsr 81 ps AREx ass Sc New W. 6oae9n 6ae9o
6-rm.. 2-bath home; has unusual
and bath at Il i'' level; master erotaf bed
room and bath on other level; fre-
place; bqilt-in book shelves In liy
in saTase; ideal location. NX. isIs
sHIPLEY TER.-s1.50o down. Iovely
semidet. brick home. has liv. rm.
din. ,rm,. kit. 2 bedrooms and bath;
fdn.o full basement. cement gas heat; storm win
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO, I211 Pa
ave. Sc. II. $4,000. -5
2lO5 FAIRLAWN AyE.-valuable
cor. zoned for apts., 2-story house
9 rms, tile bath. h.-wh., asbesto.
siding; fruit trees, lawn; $12,5OO;
terms: OWNER. Ii. 7-1037. =
BUNGALOW-Very nice bungalow nr
MINI. ave. and Randle Circle Sc
IS rms. and bath, oil h,-w.h.
bsmt:; nice level lot. Price only
$3.50 with $1,250 down. SOUTH.
EAST REALTY CO., 1911 Pa. ave
Sc. Ii. $4,000. 3
ROoMING HOUSE near sth and Eas1
Capitol sts.--Nice brick home, idea
for rooming house; IL rms, 8 baths
Income over $500 mo-, down pay.
ment $500. SOUTHEAST REALTY
CO., 1911 Pa. ave. s.e. Ii. $4,000
Mr.. 33rd AND MINNESOTA AVE
4-bedrm. det home, rec. room, excel
cond., 8 yrs. old. Only $14,950. RA
2203: w. CLIFFORD SHERTZER
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SILVER SPRING HOMES

FOR CHRIsTMAs-vACANT
brick Colonial; 6 rooms; level lot:
ABOUT S3 900 cash; balance terms.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER
Three bedrms.; full bsmt.; gas a.-c.h.:
garage; lot 70x13O; about $4,000
cash, balance terms.
BRICK. FRENCH STYLE
Six bedrms.. 4 baths with 2X wooded
acres; oil h.-w.h.; full bsmt.; about
1000 cash: balance terms. Shown
py appt: only. ROBERT E. LATI.
Men. GE. 1870; ewes, GE. 1895
Evening star., 1950-12-05
OUTSTANDING VALUE

On a quiet street near the
Cathedral; q spacious corner
home in popular section; re-
ception hall, living room with
fireplace, dining room, den,
kitchen and space for powder
room on the first floor; bed
rms, tile bath and extra pow
der room on the 2nd A.; stair
way to storage attic; full base
ment with maids room and
bath; detached garage; oil hot
water heat; now priced for i'm
mediate sale at S23.950. Call
Mr. WYyell. WO. 3242 for
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Silver Spring-$19,5O0
4-BedrOOm Cape Cod

Ist a: bedrm. and u tile
bath; living rm. with fireplace,
full-sized dining rm., modern
equip. kit. with table space;
concrete side screened porch:
full bsmt., gas heat. outside
entrance. Only 2 yrs. old.
Within 3 blks. of schools.
shopping and transp.
New Brick Rambler
8 very lge. rms. including
isp9s5a issp9ss5Eate nu,1iadWgn dining rm, .9.,,uilL il's.x
storage attic; full bsmt.; eas
heat, toilet, outside entrance;
nearly level corner lot. Excel
lent value at S21.950.
Wood-Conley Co., Realtol
e710 Ga. Ave. Sligo 67oo It'll 9,
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SEE TT
CHECK 1T
COMPARE 1T

b129 5th ut. NV. Row brick
In excellent condition; 8 bed
rooms. 4 closets. living room.
dining room, kitchen. pantry,
refrigerator, 2 large screened
porches. gas h.-w.h., full base
ment with laundry tubs; Vene-
tian blinds. carpeted halls
and stairs; reasonably priced;
immediate occupancy. Call
owner tor appt.. MR.. BLACK
STONE. WO. 097S or WI:
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American Univ. Park
sol 500

ABOVE WALTER REED
Corner; 4 bedrms. g twin size), bath.
Soft. liv. rm., din. rrn., kit; Colonial
front porch; 2 rear porches; h.-wh.
2-car, det. garage. S16,950; $4,000
loan available; terms. OR. 0956.
BEERS BROS, 8 TO 8, SH. 0610.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALs

CHEAP INDUSTRIAL sITE-Cerner.
B. q o. R.R. and side road; .good
for large crap yard, auto wrecking.
ETC.; $4,000. A. n. ROTH. RE.
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NEAR MCLEAN
we roo,n are pleased Pleas to offer a three-bed-
lot; Other. features include oil
not.water heat; front. side and
rear porches; in good condition;
approved for qI financing with sp,
peEEo1ximately eE1 ma 81 600 cash and about
pposMIINioN ms. d REALTY AGcy.
oL. $685. 31o3 N. 10th. OK. 1779.
=. LOVE THIS RAMBLER
" comes pretty near having every
thing including. large living room
With isa. bay window effect; picture
delightful well-equipped kit. with
dining area; 8 bedrms. 1h baths;
den or 4th bedym:; 2-car garage;
rear nagstone patio; superb gas
radiant heat; copper guttering and
{aownspouts, all on q large H-acre
1Tt n,tv IN I'm most os ossogggghht-after ggh commu-
DOMINION ms. 8 REALTY AGCY.
OIL. 633S. 3103 N. 10th. OK. 177o.
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1908 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
IMMACULATE? YES!"
This perfect Colonial row brick home
with rms, 3 bedrms., tile bath,
screened porches: located nr. 7th
and Gallatin, is convenient to
schools, transp. and shopping; has
had only one owner and does not
need a thing Terms? Yes, to re-
sponsible people. Call ME. 1143
until pm. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
paa1fnr
Evening star., 1950-12-05
HoUsEs-sALELs.E. (cews.)
Hillcrest. Area

6emidet. brick; 6 rooms; screened
porch; colored tile bath; full bsmt.,
with outside entrance: storm win
dows and doors; carpeting. Good
terms to responsible purchaser.
BROWN REALTY CORP, Realtors,
ST 2O26; eyes TIA 63OO
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Silver Spring, $13,95O
Desirable brick bungalow: . bedrms..
n.y., rm., din. rm.. kit. and bath;
with expandable attic, full bsmt. =,
screens: storm sash. copper plumb
New Brick Colonial, $17.5OO
Three bedrms.. Nv. rm. with fireplace.
gin. rm., kit. side porch, full day.
Hght bsmt. with outside entr,, Ige.
level lot; blk. to transp,, 8 blkS,
TO school and shopping; immediate
Rambler, $18,5OO
Three bedrms.. Ice. liv. rm. din. rm,
comb. with fireplace, modern
equipped kit. dishwasher, disposal
ana dining area: full bSmt. with
WoodSide Park, $21,950
Attrae, brick Cape Cod: liv. rm. with
fireplace, din. rm,. kit. tile bath
able attic with heat. water and
sewerage roughed-in. Located in
silver rings most exclusive resi-
Genital area on S0x225-ft. level lot
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC,
sH. 5555. Realtors. Till q PM. -
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SILVER SPRING
Attention Congressmen

AIIcIlCiOu COngreSSmen
And Newcomers
bedrms.. 2 baths, dble. gar, bsmt,
nrspls.. prewar brick Colonial witt,
porches and pantry. high ceiling;
1o% nnanced: l trust; close in
6srm., brick Colonial, 3 bedrms.
eFspi' exit; 7o slde t,nDanreahd Porch bsmt. outside
Claude Woods, Realtor
scRIMGEoUR BLDG, 81. 1900
SILVER SPRING
B, BUNGALOW, $4,000
Living din. rm. comb, equip. kit: Q
bedrms.., bath. expandable attic; fui
psmt.; close to location. May 20 GI
Brick Rambler, $15,25O
New 8 bedrooms. 1h baths.
COLONIAL, $18,95O
8 rms; IL baths. bsmt., garage.
DE LUXE RAMBLER
Den. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, full bsmt.
S,tu9sed on approx. one-acre lot.
CAPITAL REALTY co.
SH. 0673 -
WASHINGTON GROVE
4-room bungalow. modern in ever,
respect, open fireplace, large lot
rich garden; $4,000: vacant; nicely
nnanced.
Evening star., 1950-12-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
CORNER HOME
Near The Cathedral


A corner residence4just west
Of Wisconsin ave, especially
convenient and particularly be-
sirable environment; English
architecture. half brick. stucco
and shingle construction. Con-
tains Z rooms. 4 bedrooms,
2 baths. First-fioor lavatory
and the rooms throughout are
exceptionally cheerful; living
room with artistic fireplace
and lovely bay window. stor-
age attic. maids room and
bath. OIL HEAT. garage. The
house is so arranged that it
could be readily converted
into 2-family UNFIT might
also appeal to q physician or
dentist because Of its promi-
nence. Asking S35, 900. CALL
MR.. CHAMBERS evenings,
L0. 5-06S5). THOS j. FISH
M q CO., INC. Realtors.
ID
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
sis. $50

New listing of an attractive 3-bed-
room and bath home in Chevy Chase
between the country clubs; Gift. liv.
rm.. built-in garage. OIL heat; house
n l: excel: cend.; block to transp.
BQGLEY INC WI 19On ID
Evening star., 1950-12-05

BRICK COLONIAL
In center of No. Arlington. in com.
munity of fine homes. We have Q
3-bedrm brick with firepl. In hv.
rm., separate din. rm..- big equipped
kit, full bsmt. Full price only
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd, GIL. or OK. 27s4.
Evening star., 1950-12-05
COLORED
RIVER TERRACE

$3.50 DN.-$85 MO.
COLORED-Six-rm. brick, h.-w.h.,
basement. storm windows; vacant.
CHESAPEAKE REALTY CORP, ST,
1920: eyes,, Ia. 1929. -
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S1.5OO DOWN

Buys an attrac. 5-rm. brick semidet.
house; tile bath; full bsmt; gas a.-c.
heat; front porch: lovely yard; An.
chor fence; conv. to buses and shop
ping. Call AL BAKER 81 SON, INC,
Realtors. 116 South st. Asaph st.,
Alexandria. Va. TIE. 7343 and AL.
6644 Open q I'LL q
Evening star., 1950-07-01
Ted Rogers Playing
Louisiana Youth for
Schoo|boy Net Title
by the Associated Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, July
Hamilton Richardson of Uni
versity High School. Baton Rouge,
La. meets Ted Rogers of Landon
School, Bethesda. Md, here today
for the national interscholastic
tennis championship.
Top-seeded Richardson elm
mated unseeded Fred Bill of Miami
Beach. Fla, yesterday, 81, Go.
Rogers, who was seeded No. 3,
made today's finals by trouncing
Pablo Eisenberg, Millburn IN. JD
High School. 60, GO. Eisen-
berg was seeded No. 2. and Rogers
easy triumph created the biggest
stir of the tournament to date.
Richardson and his University
partner, Bobby Sierra, will play
in the doubles finals against Roger
Young and Gilmore Rothrock of
Hill School, PottStown, Pa.
The University team beat Har-
mon Collins and Herbert Browne
of Dreher High School, Columbia,
S. c., yesterday, 60, Ga.
Young and Rothrock defeated
the defending interscholastic dou-
bles title-holders. Charles Ather-
ton and Ed Daily, also Of Hill
School, 4-6, Cd, 6-3.
Evening star., 1950-07-01
Highland Ellen Leads
Field in Pace Tonight
Al Laurel Raceway

Highland Ellen, pacing star
of the Ralph Kroening Stable,
handled by Guy Crippen, tops a
field of 10 of the Nations best
set to go to the post at Laurel
Raceway tonight in the $4,000
Howard County Stake. The race,
seventh on the card, is for IL
class PAGERS.
The Kroening mare equaled
the track record of 2:0425 last
Saturday in her only race at
Laurel RaceWay. Most of the field
which pushed Highland Ellen to
her fast time will be back tonight.
L. w. Craig's Land Direct and
Frank Safford's Prime Minister
will be in the lot challenging
Highland Ellen.
Last night 10000 fans saw Fer
man Hanover, owned by Cleo A.
Young of Timmonsville, S. c., and
handled by Johnny Simpson, win
the $4,000 Free State Stake for
3-year-old PAGERS. Ferman Han
over did the mile in 2:0545 to
return Sc for 81.
Solicitor, owned by William N
Reynolds and driven by Del Mil
Ter, won the $4,000 Lord Calvert
Stake for 2-year-old PAGERS.
The crowd wagered $339,84l,
the second highest night in the
three years Laurel has had har-
ness racing.
Evening star., 1950-07-01
Truman Signs Bill Giving
Navy Break on Athletes
BY the Associated Press

President Truman has put Navy
on equal footing with Army in the
procurement of potential football
stars.
The President quieted long
standing Navy complaint yester-
day when he signed bill revising
the method of selecting students
for the Annapolis and West Point
academies.
In Senate committee hearings
on this measure Capt. w. G. Cooper
of Navy told Senators the bill
would make odds on the annual
service clash "even instead of
about S to l for Army"
Heretofore, West Point could fill
vacancies that occurred when reg
ular appointees failed to qualify,
while Annapolis had no such
privilege. The Army vacancies,
which ran as high as 100 per year,
gave Army a way to pick up po-
tential football stars, the Navy
contended.
Under the new law, Navy has
equal right with Army to fill va
cancies when they occur and the
Naval Academy is convinced it
will "get better football players
under the bill"
The bill was introduced orig
inally by Representative Sasscer,
Democrat, of Maryland.
Evening star., 1950-07-01
Johnson Scores First Win
AT lanham in Auto Race

Lou Johnson of Wilmington, N
j., overcame two-year jinx at
West Lanham Speedway last night
when he won the 50-lap spring
championship feature of the mod
if1ed stock car racing before 5,621
spectators.
johnson previously had failed
to take main event at Lanham
and last night appeared destined
to settle for second money as late
as the AID lap.
Then Wally Campbell, Trenton
N. j., veteran who was leading
the field by half lap, blew a
motor and dropped out. The race
was halted on the 49th lap when
several cars jammed in the home
stretch.
Ralph Sheeler of Paterson, N. J..
was runnerup and Bobby Court
wright of Hasbrouck Heights, N. J..
third.
Evening star., 1950-07-01
Yonks, 81; Red Sox, 6-1O|
AFTERNOON GAME

Totals 43 1927 Q Totals 35 12 81 10
walked for Woodling in sixth
Tran for MiZe in sixth.
framed for Raschi in eighth
sGrounded into double play for Dob
''Fanned for e. johnson in ninth.
New York ------- 01O 301 O4O-9
Boston ------- - 003 030 000-6
Runs - Rizzuto, Mapes. j. DiMaggio,
Berra. Bauer (2), W. johnson, Coleman
l2l. Tebbets. Runs batted in-Bauer 90,
johnson t2), Rizzuto, Mapes (2). j. Di-
Maggio. Stephens t2). Dropo (2), will
Hams, Doerr. Two-base hits-Dropo. will
iiams, Rizzuto, j. DiMaggio, Berra. Three
base hits--Berra, Bauer. Home runs
Bauer, johnson. Stolen bases-Coleman,
Riszuto. sacriacss - Dobson. Woodiing.
Double plays - Doerr to Stephens to
Dropo; RiZzuto to Coleman to Heinrich;
Coleman to Heinrich. Left on bases-New
York. IL: Boston, 5. Bases on balls-off
s..si sasehi 2; of Debson,, L; of stobbs. 3.
by Dobson, 2; by Stobbs, 9. Hits-On
Raschi IL in 7 innings: of Page, o in Q
innings; of Dobson, 4 in innings off
Stobbs, Z in 33s innings; Of Schanz, 2
in inning; off E. johnson, 3 in x IN
(9-5). Losing pitcher-Stobbs
(5-3). Time-2:4s. 1910.
Evening star., 1950-07-01
Herbert, Girgosian
Sweeping Women S
Tennis LaureIs

Mrs. Willie Herbert and Sosie
Girgosian have a monopoly on
the women's events in the Ma
tional Capital Public Parks tennis
tournament. They are final-round
opponents in singles and mixed
doubles, and partners in the dou-
bleS final.
Mrs. Herbert, defending cham
pion, was to meet Miss Girgosian
on the Sixteenth and Kennedy
streets courts today at 2 O'Clock
and an hour later they were to
team against Ann Fennessey and
Linda Williams for the doubles
title.
Tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert play Miss Girgosian and Dick
Leighton for the mixed doubles
title.
The mems doubles final was
set for S pm. today between Ed
Richardson and Roy Carruthers
VS.. Frank Dunham and Bob
Young. The singles final is sched-
uled tomorrow.
In yesterdays feature match,
Mrs. Herbert defeated Mrs. Pearl
Mccoy. 60, 60, in a women's
singles semiflnal.
Results and pairings:
Yesterdays Results.
Mems singles, quarter finals-Jack Nc
6-4; Mack Taylor defeated Arnold Kotz,
Women's singles. semifinals-Mrs. Willie
Herbert defeated Mrs. Pearl Mccoy, 90,
Mems. doubles. semifinals-Frank Dun
ham and Bob Young defeated Prank Can't
Ed Richardson and Roy carruthers de-.
feated Walt Kemetick and Arnold Kotz,
Mixed doubles, semifnals-wrne and
and Dick Leighton defeated Jean Hsii
and Hy Ritzenberg. 6-2, S-6.
Today's PairinEs.
Women's singles, final matches-Herbert
VS.. Girgosian, > pm.
sian VS.; Ann Fennessey and Linda Will
Men s QOuDleS-HlcnarQSOn and Car
ruthers VS.. Durham and Young, 5 pm.
Mems singles. semifnals-Cantwell VS..
Mccarthy, 2 PM; Durham VS.. Taylor,
> pm.
Tim Coss has been seeded
in the junior class and Malcom
Leith in the 15-and-under division
in the District boys and junior
tennis championships that get
underway today at Congressional
Country Club.
Pairings:
Boys singles: 10 a.m.-Leith VS.. o
Nutting, Cox VS.. Hobelman. Burr VS..
Peterson. Carson VS.. Roosevelt, Barnes
vs.. Matthews, Clugston VS.. Cromwell.
IL a.m.-Eichler VS.. w. Nutting, Rosden
VS.. Eugenio. Hooks VS.. P. Dell, D. Dell
VS.. Reel. Falck VS.. Beyen. IL noon-Cox
VS.. Berger. McCord VS.. Holmes, Matthews
VS.. J. Wilson. Harris VS.. Roosevelt; Sulli-
van VS.. W. Wilson.
Junior singles: l p.m-Sibley VS.
Norton, clugston VS.. Boteler. Corse vs.
VS. Blank, Short VS. Schimmel. Meyers VS.
Peirstein. Bradford Us: Beck, Lane VS.
singer VS.. seirseine, Pearson VS.. CLIFFORD,
Devve VS.. r. Hubbard. Kane VS.. K. RAM
sauer. p.m.-Alexander VS.. Hetzel.
Evening star., 1950-07-01
Mrs. Bower Appears
To Have Long-Term
Lease on Golf Title

Mrs. Albert B. Bower, who with
her husband moved here from
Kentucky in the middle 194Os, ap-
parently is here to stay, and ap-
parently the District Women's golf
championship is going to be q
fixture in the Bower household.
The Manor Club players 4-and-2
triumph over Mrs. Betty Meckley
of KenWood in yesterdays final
at Indian Spring gave her a fourth
District title in four appearances
She won in 1916, missed in Al
due to an addition to the family
and won the last three years.
The title was Mrs. Bowers sew
enth major city or State crown
AS "B" Little she won the Ken
lucky State women's twice, and
won the Maryland title in 1945
She's 19 Up in Four Matches.
AS defending champion, Mrs.
Bower did not have to qualify
last Monday. In the four matches
she was a total of 19 up and for
the week her golf was rs, 80,
par for 70 in the semifnals and
par for IT for the 16 holes of
the final.
The past weeks District cham
pionship was not one of the best,
as the field was the weakest in
many years. But that is not to
Mrs. Bowers discredit, as in her
few years here she has beaten
the best.
Ten of the Is holes of the final
were halved, with Mrs. Meckley
winning only the seventh with a
par 4. However. Mrs. Meckley,
a three-time former District wom-
ems champion and winner and
runnerup in the United States
women's senior championship the
last two years, was only down
at the ninth. The Kenwood
played missed two short puts on
the back nine as Mrs. Bower
widened the margin.
Mrs. Howard Receives Trophy.
Mrs. Bower hit the ball for
championship distances all week
and except for an occasional putt
ing letdown would have been IS
or better in each round.
Mrs. M. j. Torlinski, president
of the Women's District Golf As
sociation, presented the prizes, in
Guiding the medalist trophy to
Mrs. Rex Howard of Kenwood.
The latter tied with 83s with
Betty CARRIER of Argyle in the
qualifying round but the USGAI
ruled Miss CARRIER suffered a two
stroke penalty for moving the ball
On the first hole. and not the one
stroke penalty recorded at the
time.
secOnd Flight.Mrs; Irving Swanson,
defeated Mrs. John s. Msers, MSsn consTes aassss,
Fourth Flight-Mrs. Herman Neugrass,
Woodmont,- defeated Mrs Vern wilson,
Columbia, and f.
Consolations-First .Flight-Mrs Rex
Howard, Kenwood, defeated Mrs. Henry
: Second Flight-Mrs William Foley,
kenwood. defeated Mrs. Gilbert Levy.
Third Flight-Mrs E. v. Brumfiel
Congressional, defeated Mrs. H. L.
Fourth FiightNMrs. T. W. Brough,
Columbia. defeated Mrs. Harold Freeman,
Woodmont, 3 and f.
Evening star., 1950-07-01
White Sox, ;; Browns, 7
Totals "A 7x3S %

Totals A 7x3S % Totals "A 10 80 90
xTTo out in 18th when winning run
'Goldsberry grounded out for Wight in
IRAN and scored tying run for Rob-
inson in 9th
-. titled out for Judson in 18th.
st. Louis ------ 002 600 600 900 %
Chicago -. 600 600 1O1 900 Ia
Runs-Lenhardt, Upton, zernial. Robin:
son, kozar. Error-Philley. Runs batted
in-Lenhardt. Lollar. Mast (2) Zernial.
Two base hit-Riekert, Mast. Three-base
hit-Lenhardt. Robinson. Home run-Zer-
Double plays--Garver to Lenhardt. Stirn-
weiss to Friend to Lenhardt. Left on base
BY st. Louis, IL; by Chicago, g. Bases
on balls-Off Wight 4; off Judson, .: off
Carver. 4. Struck out-By Wight. .; BY
Judson. j.; by Aloma, /. Hits-Off Wight.
in z innings; of Judson, 2 in 5 innings
on Aloma, Q In l inning. Winning pitcher
-oAloma t2-O. Losing pitcher-Garver
Evening star., 1950-07-01

General Wayne (E. Kelly), Bluejacket (M
Hubbard. Jean Chief (E. Avery)
PROGRAM SELECTIONS.
First Racez-Winnie Counsel, Beanery
Kitty. .McHal
Third Race-Little Me. Lance Hanover
Marjorie Mac
Salute, Hollis
Fifth Race-Pastor Hanover, Dwight
Honover. 1t. Dean.
~ Sixth Race-Mighty Boy. Pat Song
Tallulah Hanover
Seventh Race-Highland Ellen. Little
Judy. Make Way.
Eighth Race-Hal j.. Prince vonian
Caesar.
Best bet-Highland Ellen.
Evening star., 1950-07-01
Hill Prince to Pass Up
Arlington Classic
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, July Trainer
Casey Hayes said today that Hill
Prince will not be shipped to Chi
cago for the Arlington Classic July
IS and will make his next start
at Sartoga some time in August.
We've decided to give the colt
a rest" the trainer said, "and
think it should do him good.
There's nothing wrong with him"
Hill Prince. the Preakness Vic
tor. has been beaten in his last
three starts.
Evening star., 1950-07-01
Cards, 9; Pirates, a
Totals 35 IL 24lI Totals 4Ol42 2716
Doubled for Phillips in ninth.
fFouled out for Turner in NINTH
fnniIhlad fnr n1s il

TFouled out for Turner in ninth.
+Doubled for Walsh in ninth.
Pittsburgh 101 100 O01-4
st. Louis - lO1 lO2 O4x-9
Runs = Rojek t2), Murtaugh, Beard,
dell, Slaughter, Nelson. Rice (2l. Errors
Glavtano. Coosan t2). Rojek, Phillips,
Musial: Runs batted in-Westlake, Lin-
dell Bell, SLAUGHTER, Chambers, Glaviano
C), Musial CD, Hopp. Two-base hits
Rojek. Lindell Staley, Beard, Hopp. Home
run-Musial. Sacriices-Chambers, Rojek,
Rice, Staley. Double plays-Roiek to Mur-
taugh 20 Coogan: Marion to Schoendienst
to Nelson (2); Schoendienst to Marion TO
Nelson. Left on base-Pittsburgh, z; ST.
Louis Il. Bases on balls-Of Staley, /;
out-By Staley. 6: by Chambers, 4. Hits
of Chambers, IA in RS innings; of
lombard, 0 in 0 inning Qaced one bat
teri; of Walsh, in q inning. Wild pitch
- Lombardi. Winning pitcher - Staley
7-5). Losing pitcher-Chambers $50.
Time-2:25 Attendance-12,6 631 (paid.
Evening star., 1950-07-01
Totals 80 724 10 Totals SO 12 81 IL
sFanned for Ostrowski in seventh

fGrounded out for Ferrick in ninth.
New York " 100 600 OlO- Q
Boston O0l 223 2Ox-1O
Runs--Bauer, J. Dt Maggio. D. Di Mag
gio. Goodman Stephens (2). Dropo, Doerr,
Zarilla 90, Bats t2). Errors-Coleman,
Rizzuto. j.. Di Maggie, Berra. Williams.
Runs batted in-Berra. J; Di Maggie, Ste
phens, D, Di Magic CD. Doerr, Zarilla,
Williams. zarilla. Doerr. Home runs-D.
Di Magic. Dropo. j. Di Msggio. Bats
Double plays-Doerr to Stephens to Dropo;
bases-New York, 8; Boston, 8. Bases on
6alls-of Lopat. 4; of Ferrick. 3: of
Masterson. 8. Struck out-By Lopat. 2;
inninss; of Ostrowski, 3 in l inning: of
Esrrick In innings Winning pitcher
(9-5). Time-2:44 .Attendance-32, $50.
Evening star., 1950-07-01
Citution at ARLINGTON

CHICAGO, July / P.-Cita-
ton, holder of the worlds money
winning championship, 1898 $50,
arrived at Arlington Park yester-
day from California. He is to
run in the $4,000 Arlington Han
iicap July 90.
Evening star., 1950-07-01
Phils, 8; Dodgers, 5
Iotals 30 s "a IL Totals 80 1927 q
Ran, for Sisler in eighth. o
IDoubled for Konstanty in eighth
Iran for Bloodworth in eighth

4DouuItu lof konstanty In eighth
4Ean Tor Bloodworth in eighth.
Philadelphia lo1 I5o ot 3
- Runs = Snider, Robinson, campanella
Hodges CD. Hammer, Jones (2). Caballero
Hammer. Runs batted in-Ashburn' Sisier
Goiiat, Watkins. -Seminick. Bloodworth I31'
Snlder. Russell. HODGES (2). Two-base hits
Home runs--Goliat. Snider, Hodges. sto- to-
len bases-Jones. Double plays-Reese to
Eooinson to Hodges: Goliat to Watkins
.: Base on balls-Off Roberts, 3; on New,
eombe, co BE- 2: on konstanty, /. struck out
Sy ROBERTS 3: by Newcombe, 3: BY Kon-
nings none out in 9th inning: of Kon-
snafI ss1anty. IN 3 innings: off Church.~Q in /
iafning; M on Newcombe. II in 7h innings;
NeWcombe. Winning pitcher Konstanty
20. 12-2,. Losing .pitcher-Newcombe (7-S.
1lme-226. ,555 (paid).