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TELEVISIoN REPAIRS

ANY Tv SET OR RADIO expertly re:
paired; 81 80 plus list price OF
parts; ST; 1000; ,r.r,,r>,rS -14
pairs by Recommendations en-
eineers. TIA. O520. 90
TELEVIsION AND RADIO-Servicing
done expertly, reasonably and
promptly. Mr.. LEMUCCHI, AID.
541S. Ia
SPECIAL
TV owners - Complete installation
with ground, for $3.50. GIL. 1851.
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PAINTING
PAPERING-SCRAPING
DT CITED TNC

PLASTERlNG
Al white mechanics. Call MIR.
MINNIX, Ii. 6-33SS. IL
PAINTING, Kem-Toning, gen. repair,
After all bids are in call US for
m most reasonable ensd prices Err A dteo pm
g H i Small "t or ia lars; JOBS.
Free estimates. Phone OF. s43S.
PAINTING dnterior). Kem-Tone,
S EGT Ia good work. reas' (cOlo' L.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a speciality: 1st-
class work, material. Do. my own
work, Reference; CH: 1871. ID
y yesaehi MR. I asSRfa sSS' RAJ s76s
PAINTING, PLASTERING; reas. rates,
free est. white mech, immed. Serv.
JAMES DUTTON, HU. 1865. IA.
PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work. estimates free. Call MIR.
BECKETT. MI. 0930 DU. 4053.
PAPERING. 5-rm.. 2-story hall house,
Ma. 1874; after 3. RE. 5032. 10
PAPERING, painting, plaster: finest
work, special low prices this week
only. GE. 1856, GE. 1906. IL
PAPERING, PAINTING. by private
contractor, quick service.
PAUL KLAASSEN
1905 14th st. NV. RIA. 9525.
PAPERHANGING, PAINTING, special
low prices; work guaranteed, do It
PAPERHANGING and painting, rooms
$3.50 up; work done at once. NO.
PaPERBANGNG-s7 up per rm.;
guaranteed GE 1888 GE 2461
PLASTERING specially; large and
small jobs, new or old work; white
mechanics; work guar. NO. 2723.
PLUMBING-No Job too small. re-
pairs and replacements. SAMUEL C
BOYD. INC. GE. 1868.
REFRIGERATORS - All makes re-
paired. prompt and courteous serv-
Ice. ALLISON REFER. GE. 9199.
REFRIGERAroRs REPAIRED. also
EfShsFso sq REsRiasRS sfTy5ss co
REMODELING, from basement to
roof. private contractors. RIA. 9525.
RoOFING-All types; no Job too
UEL c. BOYD, INC, GE. 106S.
ROOFING, Thinning, roof painting,
guttering and spouting. Call MR..
SHIPLEY, GE. 415S. -15
ROOFING, all types, new work and
repairs; cutters. SpoutS, carpentry
and painting. A. D. THOMAS, HU.
T7S2.
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while 1 have
the material The beetles and the
fiies are here Sligo 3942
TELEVISION ADJUSTMENTS. RE-
PAIRS by Government licensed en-
gineerS. ia. 0520. 80
VENETIAN BLINDS washed, repaint-
ed, retaped. recorded. PARK AVE.
VENETIAN BLIND CO., 6214 r. l.
ave-, Riverdale. Md. UN. 1345.
WORN SINK TOPS replaced with
$500. MASTER APPLIANCE CO.
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COLORED
REAL ESTATE statesmen
WANTED
Langston Realty, TR. 1898
HELP DOMESTIC

AFTERNOON HELP, l-6 pm; no
sun; age 23-40; g,h;w:; laundry;
ref EN-. 3642' ABB Warren st.
CARE OF 2 CHILDREN, g.wh., Ben
dix. live in, light cooking; salary TO
S35 depending upon experience and
refs. Write Box ct. Star.
COLORED-Rm;, and board; small
wages for settled lady; help with
housework. Ii. 3-3537. IA
COLORED MAID, live in, doctor S
home; g.h.w., cook; good salary.
SH. 4S4S.
COLORED WOMAN wanted for g.h.w.;
small family; light work; must live
IN. OIL. 6S20. Ia
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CEMENT WORK, stone walls, flag
stone terraces, walks, chimneys, fire.
places, cement driveways. porches,
retaining walls, pipe drainage; all
kinds Of Taterproofing F MAR
Rockville, Nd Phone Rockville s5ss.
CEMENT WALKS, floors. drivewayS,
walls. cinder blocks. stucco: white
mechanics. JACK sPARKEs. Ho.
CiNDER BLOCK WORK done; take
old and make new cement work
no. 1909, DEsPERT benson. Sun.
cLoGGED DRAIN PIPES nectr,.
s snEo EssScrT7klssned or no ehs sEsgys
CONCRETE and fiagstone driveways,
porches. walks, walls, terraces, foot
ings: bsmts... etc. Call VINTON
DOVE. EN-. 1874, day or evening.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION. re-
pairs. short circuit. small Jobs. done
immed. Call any time, RIA. 1922.
HOUSE PAINTING. exterior and in
1st class white mechanics; patch
plastering and roofing. 10. s.Sl24,
FENCE-Galvanized chain link. all
posts in concrete; Immediate cree
ton" Get the best for less; 20
ewes and Sun, DE. e5S4
FLOOR MACHINES RENTED - Full
operating instructions. KENNEDY
FLOOR CO. RA. 4346. 709 Ken
nedy st. NV
FLOOR SANDING, painting, decorat-
ing of all kinds. Colored mechanics.
Prompt service. RE. 0S99. --15
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED
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CIVIL, ENGINEER

Graduate. with. executive ability; 1S
construction, heavy construction,
water and sewer utilities. desires a
well-placed position in local area.
Write Box 254-R, Star. IA
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, IL bass, with case; S22.
Also e13rrnet; SD; 343l 14th st. NV.
ss9 sonditl0n; spec, special value
IER's PAWNBRoKERs SALES CO.
913 D st. NV, ME. $3.50.
ACCORDION with case, 4S bass.
Italian made; very o5g good cond'; only
ADDiNG MACHINE, new Corona. for
co, 1925; wk., liz 14th st. NV.
ADDING MACHINE, Remington, s
columns. hand operated: excel; cond :,
A f5fG dSiVe MyAC SIR DU cI sg44 wiz
nearly new; carries Clary's backing;
ADDING MACHINE; electric. model
1O140-P; 8 Moore desk size order
taking mach. new cond.; and
s smpPef Dtd l1edes sddr snd n9s atS
and supplies for 1000 name mail
ing list; work table. 73x3O-in. Best
offer, Call CO. 4894 after 10 am.
ADDING MACHINE. small r. c. Allen,
like new, $50 Sells new for $112 so.
Today, co, 1922; wk:. 1112 14th NV.
ADDING A.ACHlNE, Sunstrsnd. elec;'
reconditioned. guaranteed, 500 90:
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. S13
ADD. MACH. new, used. all makes,
hand, cleo; great reduc. Today. CO.
ADDOMETER; portable mach: ADDS,
week; DI; 1879: 11d2 14th NV:
now 1895. New. in original car
ton. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
AIR CoMPRESSOR for shop or paint
spray; $50; cost $50. GICHNER,
2513 NJ St: NV: Elk. 1927.
AIR CONDITIONER, York, Il hip,
AZ H. SA9 s5S r SCI New Ne phN 1880
Carrier fa-h.p. window model. $3.50;
e aSnd $50 $50 coMME sRei9lf SALES
CO.. 11O1 N. Capitol, RE. 7l19.
AIR CONDITIONER Carrier, ~
ton console, completely, overhauled,
excel. eond. Must sell leaving town Un
DU. 1854; after $50, DU. 1879.
AIR CONDITIONER. GE console
model, USED very little 40 excellent
A f2ndi eoSDi ffSS Rs 51 csrrereon
sole models, 34-h. p, Al condition;
$3.50. $40 North Capitol ST., Elk.
AIR " CONDITIONER, 1 room, in excel.
condition; vii will sell cheap or TRACE trade
lOI pOWeE lawn LIOWC4 VI 1~-ALlSA
AIR Condolences, 1880, Mitchell,
"a and "a h.p.; window units, used
as demonstrators; full 5-year war
ranty; 1949 Philco, l2-h.p; unit
Phone MR. BYERS at ME. 4840. or
Ii. 3-2177. IA
AIR CONDITIONERS-Large stock Of
3, 5 and 8-ton Chrysler packaged
units: immediate delivery and in
stallation. It's later than YOU think.
Call HUI. $500 now.
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THE HEIGHT co.
WASHINGTON STORE

IS OPENING IN THE VERY NEAR
FUTURE 4 NEW REAUTIFqL
THE LATEST TYPES OF EQUIP
MENT AND LABOR SAVING DE-
VICES ARE INCORPORATED IN
WE ARE ADDING
SOME TOP-FLIGHT EXPERT
ENCED HAIR STYLISTS. ALSO
BARRIERS FOR CUTTING LADIES
AND CHILDREN HAIR.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN
WORKING IN A HEALTHFUL
ENJOYING A 20% DISCOUNT ON
YOUR PURCHASES AND RELIEVED
OF THE WORRY OF HOSPITAL
zATION, PENSION AND OTHER
BENEFITS THAT ARE OFFERED
FOR YOUR SECURITY, PLEASE
APPLY TO PERSONNEL OFFICE,
THIRD FLOOR.
THE HEIGHT CO.
r st. and 9TH at the Washington
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REAL ESTATE
BE HAPPY!
MAKE MONEY

Join our free school of mod. methods
OF selling homes. Starting Mon,
Aug; IA. 10 am. 3414 Rhode Is
land ave: ne. Call cox & CO.,
UN. 1926, RE. 1893, 81. orr.
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ASHES AND TRASH REMOVED,
lawns and Easements cleaned. Call
RA. 6139.
walks firepl and walls; very reas.
rates on any small job. WI. 623S.
BRICK WORK-New and repairing;
1st class workmanship. MI. 6l1S.
BUILDING, REMODELLING, repair
ing, carpentry. brick, cement. paint
BUILDING REMODELING, exper.
workman; free estimates CHI. 1892
or Fairfax 1861.
BUILDING AND REMODELING-35
years experience; after 9 pm. WA.
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BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TURNER'S FURNITURE

923 G ST. NV, MA. 8157
Are in a position to outfit your 3-rm.
apartment for as low as S169. You
don't have to pay cash. We will
give you liberal terms and will not
charge you any interest or finance
charges. AL payments are made in
our, store. No finance companies to
deal with. Turner's sell only brand
new furniture and buy only from
the best furniture factories in this
country. For the bedroom we will
give you a double bed, 5-drawer
chest and choice of vanity or dresser
in walnut or maple finish; for the
living room you get a full inner.
spring-constructed couch and one
chair and for your kitchen, q 81
piece dinette in maple or white
enamel finish. All three rooms out
fitted for only S169. Should you
have a two-bedroom apartment to
furnish, Turner's will outfit your
apartment for as low as $24S. Shop
US before you buy, and save. Re-
member, liberal terms arranged and
no interest or finance charges for
credit.
TURNER'S
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CARPENTRY, built-in cabinets, recre-
alton rooms, gen. remodeling
G. F. ST. DENIS, LII. 1-5572.
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20. Is. 10, 8 gallon
tanks, with stands. lights. motor.
filters and heaters. Completely
stocked with tropical fish. DU. 1924.
AND SUPPLIES; tubi-
tex and live daphnia. See Washing
toms argest, most completely
stocked tropical fish store. Large
sail fin black mollies, Moons, Jack
DempSeys, astronotuS. beautiful
dwarf gourami, breeding size rame-
rizi and many others. Deal with the
oldest aquarium shop in town.
AQUARIUM SUPPLY CO.. 1897. Ga.
ave. -13
4O-gallon stainless steel,
electrically equipped must sell Sun
day; Al condition. 115 9TH st. sc.
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CASH IN ON CHRISTMAS
CARD CELEBRATION IINEl

CARD CELEBRATION LINE
Bigger profits, extra premiums, cash
bonus! Join our 25th Anniversary
celebration. Exclusive Personal
sell from FREE SAMPLES. Big value
81 Assortments sent on approval.
f64 new money-makers. Plan for
SUGDEN, 74e Monroe. Dept. 319,
Rochester, N. z.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

THRIFT OR SBUNDLl
WASH; 1850 21st ST. NV; ST
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. recreation rooms. mod
ern kitchens and bathrms.. porches.
No money down: Z yrs. to pay.
HAMILTON CoNsT. CO.. RE. ,4477.
ADDITION, remodeling. walks. steps,
siding, roofing and concrete work,
3 yrs, to pay. j. H. DOLLINGER.
ADDITIONS and undermining cellar
to roof Call ST. -3366-67 for free
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING CO. 1903 Eye st. NV.
ADDITIONS, ATTIC ROOMS, porches
inclosed, roofing, all types gen. re-
pairs. remodeling; basement to roof.
ALL JOBS GUARANTEED
MONTHLY PYMTS. CALL DE. 5000.
IT.
ADDITIONS, porches, recreation rms.
Nothing down. yrs. to pay. HAM
ILTON CONST. CO.. RE. 4477. 12'
AIR CONDITIONlNG UNITS repaired,
serviced and stored. Call Ii. 3-4112,
r. g. M. REFRIGERATION CO.. 2l4
YOUR PHILCo AND YORK
AUTHORIZED SERVICE DEALER
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AfLM bU1LD1NNID
Sx10 to 20x1O0; bought them cheap:
will sell them cheap; whole bldgs.
for less per SO. it. Of floor space
than you can buy floor covering;
also lumber all sizes, pipe and fit
tings, oil burning furnaces and lge.
electric fans. EASTERN STATES
WRECKING & CONSTRUCTION CO.
1854 Palmer I'd. Sc, 10. 3-7S96.
Open daily, ewes. and Sundays. Ia
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HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self confidence, freedom
from circumstances. MI. $3.50.
SAVE II USUAL TIME-Learn tipping.
shorthand, comptometer. all cal.
machines, bookkeeping. civil service,
court reporting. New classes now
starting; res. today
BOYD SCHOOL
roo 10Th 81 NV cor n MA oaA0
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AIR Condolences, new and re-
conditioned. sold. rented, exchanged.
serviced; fully guaranteed. OR. 1853
BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO.
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Sell DRESSES FROM NEW YORK
$5.95 up. Fifth ave. NY. firm desires
women to sell new dresses suits;
lingerie. hosiery. Seen Vogue,
''Mademoiselle." Good commissions:
Write for sample book. MODERN
MANNER 2RnAN Fifth Ave- N. Y.
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BED, single, maple. with coil springs;
very good condition; $40. GE. 2221.
BEDS, twin, maple, with springs and
mattresses; can be seen anytime
Sunday; Monday after $50 pm.
500 Bashford lane, Alexandria. Ia
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FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED
White mechanics, sensible prices. C. r.
COVER WA 1858 ANYTIME
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HERE IS SD FOX YOU!
Sell only 100 boxes Imprinted
Christmas Cards. Gorgeous designs,
low prices get big orders fast. 81
Gift Items. others. FREE Imprint
Samples Assortment on approval.
BOULEVARD ART. rs West Van
buren,, Dept 50 Chicago 5.
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PLASIERING
Al white mechanics. Call MR.
MINNIX, Ii 6-33SS. H.
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Exhibition Baseball

Games Today.
Washlngton tAo VS.. Detroit (A.) al
Lakeland, Fla.
New YORK (A.l VS.. Boston (A3 al
Sarasota. Fla.
St. Louis tAo VS.. Chicago tAo al
Yuma, AriZ
Pittsburgh -tN.) VS.. Cleveland (A) al
Tucson. Ariz. =
Cincinnati (N) VS.. Boston {N.) al
Bradenton. Fla.
Philadelphia tA) VS.. Brooklyn tN.) at
|Vero Beach. Fla.
chicago. !N) VS.. New York (N) at
Phoenix. Ariz.
Philadelphia tN) VS.. st. Louis (N)
at st. Petersburg, Fla.
Games Tomorrow.
Washington (A) vs. Philadelphia fN)
at Clearwater. Fla.
- Pittsburgh tN) VS.. Cleveland tA) at
Cincinnati On, VS.. New York fA.) at
st. Petersburg, Fla.
PHILADELPHIA lA) VS.. Toronto Ont
at #. Lauderdale. Fla.
=, Chicago tAo VS.. st. Louis tAo at
St. Louis eN) VS. Boston. at Braden-
ton, Fla.
chicaTo lN) VS.. New York tNo at
Yesterdays Results.
Birmingham IS. Al, 12: Washington
Cincinnati ,tN,,. II: Detroit tA.), 2.
Philadelphia tA.), s.; Toronto Il. IL, T.
Philadelphia (N.), II; St. Louis tN.5. s.
brookiyn kEa tN.J, tNJ !; st. NeT Paul rIrf IA A'si.,
CHICAGO (N.). 4: Pittsburgh (N), o.
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didn't have unlimited opportunities under lights dazzle hers
But Feer 80 games. He close in 1910, win
ming a. and he picked 26 in 1s46 facing lot of wartime
hter Now the hill you'd have he hasn't much of
since Lefty Grove in 1881.
30Gumer Must Relieve, Too
A 3o-game winner in modern baseball obviously must be
good lucky and healthy and Dean qualify moderns
against such Jack chebro and cat their peaks Walter
Johnson and Grover Cleveland Alexander
Chesbro Al for the New York Highanders in
1904 He didn't need much luck ability took of short
of it. The for Johnson who 80 in 1912
and SO in 1918 for the Mats and for Alex If Johnson pau
lary had any luck, it was consistently bad.
But returning to 1884, Groves year. and to 1884 Deans
let's look at how razorharp the margin that
rates 20 game winner from 30-gamer.
slump of brief duration, can't be af
forded That's No l. pitcher who loses two games
in month hardly figures to make it, Secondly, 3ogame
winner in modern ball almost has to relieve and win few
decisions.
or Dir, He BoreIy Made 1t
had 3O7 1884 although he dropped two of
three games in April He five straight in May six out Of
in June July respectively five of August
and an incredible seven out of eight in September.
OF Diz terrific figure that but, he
barely made the circle He had complete
SO starts relieve IT times and pitch two shutouts against
Cincinnati in the last three days of the
Deans big year almost parallel Grove
though Lefty lost than single month
But like Dz he had to relieve He out Of the bulpen
times to show Al record These wins him 34 record
For Alex 16 Shutouts --.
Newcombes supporters point that he pitched five shut
outS III Ills Iookle yedT-dnQ year. at MdU beyOnu
doubt Don achieved distinction He only right
handler the National League to accomplish this feat but three
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the Cards Raensberger Of the Reds
and Hentzeman of the Phils-ted him.
To odtmers with good memories and to students of record
books however Dons herocs well inspire cynical smiles
Five shuouts in eason Back in 1916 tong the Feeble
Phes OF Alex SO and 16 shutouts! And the
year before he won 3l-and four were one -hitters
AS for Johnson well, he still shaking the Kansas
dust off his shoes when he threw days
against the New York Yankees On Friday allowed six
hits On Saturday it was four hits On Monday two hits
Total IL hits, in three games.
Sunday? They didn't play.
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Mats Hoping 10 Clear
Havana MuddIe Today
BY the Assoeiuted Press

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.
Mar. 29.-Havana baseball Off
cials will confer with Phil O'Con-
nell. Florida international League
president, in Miami today in an
attempt to straighten out the
muddle in the Cuban city.
Merito Acosta and Joe Cambria
heads of rival factions seeking
control of the powerful Havana
Cubans in the Class B circuit, will
confer with O'Connell at Miami
Stadium.
Attorneys for the rival factions
also will attend, O'Connell said
as will Ossie Bluege, representing
the Washington Mats, who own
the Havana franchise.
O'Connell said he hoped an un-
derstanding will be reached in
time for Havana to field a team
when the league opens Monday
night. The Cubans, winners oi
the pennant each year since the
league was formed in 1916, are
scheduled to open at Lakeland.
Evening star., 1950-03-29
Cy Young Hos Quiet Day
On 83d Anniversary
BY the As.oeiated Press

NEWCOMERSTOWN. Ohio
Mar. 29.-Denton True Cy)
Young reached his 83th birthday
today but he had no celebration
to mark the occasion. He planned
Ito spend the day on a farm neal
here where he lives with long.
time friends, Mr.. and Mrs. John
fBenedum.
The old-time pitcher who wor
511 major league games in a 90
year career that started in 1896
returned from the hospital two
weeks ago. He has lost weight
this winter but is feeling much
better now.
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Injured Hockey Star
Seen OUT Of DANGER
After Brain Surgery
BY the Associated Press

DETROIT, Mar. 29.-Stal
Wingman Gordie Howe of the
Detroit Red Wings was believed
out of danger today after under
going early morning brain surgery
to relieve an injury suffered in a
Stanley Cup hockey playof game
here last night.
The injury to Howe overshad-
owed the initial game in the semi
final round Of the Stanley CUP
championship. generally known as
hockeys World Series. The To-
ronto Maple Leafs won SO in a
one-sided contest launching 9
best-of seven series.
BY winning, the Leafs success
fully opened their bid for theil
fourth straight Stanley Cup. I,
marked the 18th consecutive time
they had beaten the Nationa
Hockey League champion Detroit.
ers in a playof game.
Interest in the outcome of tht
game was secondary. however, tx
concern over the condition of the
21-year-old Howe.
Suffers Multiple Injury.
He was placed in an oxygen tent
at Harper Hospital after under.
going a Commute operation tc
remove fluid from his brain area
Team physician c. L. Tomsr
said "the next "a hours will bt
critical ones but I think Gordie
will be okay."
A thorough examination dis.
closed today that in addition tt
the brain injury. howe suffered
a fractured nose and laceration.
OF the jaw. Physicians said there
was no fracture of the jaw and NJ
injury to HoWe's eye.
The margin of Toronto's vic.
tory, plus the injury to Howe
caused shift in betting odds as
the Leafs moved into the position
OF favorites to win the series.
Montreal and New York, the
other semifinalists, open theil
series in New York tonight.
Howe'S injury touched off q
heated controversy among play
ers and officials of the Detroit ano
Toronto teams. It came in the
closing minutes Of the game when
the hopelessly outplayed De-
troiters were trailing 40.
Details of Casualty Disputed.
A rough battle marked by 81
penalties was broken wide open
by three Toronto goals in the Sec
ond period.
All the principals agreed that
Howe was injured on a play that
saw the Leafs Ted Kennedy
swarm down toward the Detroit
goal with the puck.
Detroit Coach Tommy Ivan re-
ported that the butt of Kennedy S
stick struck Howe on the head
as the two players caromed into
the boards.
IT am not saying it was inten-
tional, but the check was there
for everyone to see," Ivan de-
clared.
Kennedy and his teammates
said he never came into contact
with Howe.
Clarence Campbell, national
hockey league president, said he
would confer with the game Of
ficials this afternoon and prob
ably will have a statement after
our discussion"
Evening star., 1950-03-29

the major leagues last year and
among them are the inexperienced
Dick Weik, Hittle and Dick Welte-
roth. Scarborough, Mickey Harris
and Joe Haynes are the only vet
Grams and the latter pair won a
combined four games last season.
In IA exhibition games Wash
ington's pitchers have permitted
an average of nearly eight runs
a game and on four occasions have
allowed more than II runs. Thus
the loss of the towering right
handed Hudson comes as
crusher.
Vollmer Hits Homer.
Yesterdays game, delayed for
an hour by rain, appeared a gilt
edged cinch for the Mats after
four innings. BY that time WASH
ington had amassed a 90 lead.
Clyde Vollmer blasted a two-run
homer in the first inning to spark
a four-run outburst. Doubles by
Irv Noren and Sam Mele added a
run in the third and the Mats
produced four more runs in the
fourth.
Then came the collapse. Hud-
son went bad and along came
Sutherland. to the ultimate glee
of the Barons. They scored eight
runs in the fifth, when Dick Bur-
gett smashed grand slam homer.
Ed Lavigne thumped another
grand slammer in the sixth to
boost Birmingham in front. 1873.
before the Mats scored twice in
their sixth. At that point dark
ness brought a merciful halt 20
the proceedings.
MATS NOTES-It was a costly
triumph for the Barons :. . Ryan,
hit by Hudson, remained in
Orange Memorial Hospital over
night for observation, but was re-
ported resting comfortably
Pitcher Bobby Brake was forced
to leave the game after being
struck on the back by AL Kozar's
line drive in the fifth inning.
Noren led the Mats 15-hit at
tack with three hits.
Evening star., 1950-03-29
1aube Quits as Purdue S
Head Basketball Coach
BY the Associoted Press

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Mar. 90
Mel H. Taube resigned today a.
purdue's head basketball coach
effective Immediately.
Taube had been under fire be.
cause of a poor season in basket.
ball. He stays on as head baseball
coach, however.
Except for three years as a lieu
tenant in the Navy's physica
training program during the war
Taube has served in the Purdue
athletic department since 1886.
In his four years as head basket
ball coach, Purdue teams have
won a. games and lost AZ.
Evening star., 1950-03-29
American League
Appears Headed
For Gate Record
BY the Assoeiofed Press

CHICAGO, Mar. 29.-A new
major league attendance mark
may be hoisted this season by
the American League, judging
from record-breaking advance
ticket sales.
President Will Harridge, just
back from his annual junket
to the Florida spring. training
grounds. reports that preseason
sales are the greatest in the
leagues 50-year history.
"The Cleveland Indians are
heading for 81 million before the
season opens" he says. "The Red
Sox have about $750.000 in the
bank. Detroit had to stop SELL
ing season box seats so game-to-
game fans would not be shut out.
All clubs are reporting terrific
advance sales"
The A. L. set major league
attendance high Of 11,150,099 in
1948. Last year the games at
tracted 10,730,647.