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RUGS
SUPER ROYAL SAROUK
$3.50.
9x12: value s595; now $500. For
immediate disposal.
STANDARD CARPET co.
HALF AND o SITS. Sc.
FIR. 9147.

SAFE. fireproof; approx. 6x3x2a #.
WILKINSON. Ma. 1s4s.
SAFE sas "a Protectall. now, 23xI7xao,
CO; 1925; week. 11l2 14th st. NV.
proof; 3.6x5 It. Bought from SAFE
masters. Very reasonable. Ma. 479s.
SAXOPHONES
s-fiat soprano. G melody and baritone
fssnaisa9Rl esIf Ell DI Iaesas5 sass finish
SEWING MAcHINEs-stsndard elect
, 20 odd coat: pants. So. NE. 4646. .
SEWING MACHINES. Singer electrics:
makes sewing machines. 's OPEN ewes ss.
sRWiNG4 4a MAcH1NEs. ss to tfeadle, Hes; s145o;
rotary portable. $3.50: console,
S6s:5o; Singer desk, 500 SO. Rentals.
repairs. W "a SPECIALISTS 1eaa 1918 Pa. ave.
sEwINeGA G. MacH1NE-rree MsGssI westins. mR
house electric console, walnut, Ion,
sEWINti, sPESSGini n,fs MacS2Nk' sHnd' so $50. sH: 4o34
~ PA TsseEss E. cspt.olP lP01ataele aat' "a price
SEWING MACHINE. elec. port. $40
Radio. .PhoI.o. console. S45. axI.
rug. S45; 3-pc: liv. rm. suite witt
sEWiNG ON MAcHINEss' III So brand-nev
round bobbin. reverse; featherwei9ht
S70; lightweight. S65; values tc
S159. 915 10th st. NV. EX. 6S44.
SEWING MACHINE, 31-1s tailor,
Singer, bandsaw. 24-in. pedestal fan
I4,in: combination TV. GL. 1900
SEWING MACHINE. late model AG
singer console; attachments. in.
S110. EN-. 1852.
SEWING MACH, rebuilt BORT So4 so.
new featherweight port, $50: new
Standard port. with reverse, $50;
dlscountS on new mach. Open ewes.
N. E. SEWING, 1918 H ne. TR. 6S41
SEWING MACHINES. elec. portables
new S34.50 up; rebuilt elec. models,
S24.5O up; heavy-duty power ma,
chimes, reasonable. Buy from one
OF the best known mechanics in this
area; Call HARRY, ST. Ii71. Open
Sundays I'll pm: 602 F st. NV.
dome. $50. 10. 2-4213. A''
SHOES-Cancellatio hundreds of
styles. Men, women, children-outfit
your family in famous brand shoes;
Lavalle Valley, De Liso. Sbicca'
Edwards Play-Poise, etc. Many
hard-to-find hsIs sizes: Save Up to 50 per
cent or more. LIEBERMAN, INC. :,
33912 14th st. NV, End floor. Open
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PIANOS

Now is the time to buy; complete Sc
lection Of spinets, consoles and
grands. all wood finishes and styles,
special selection Of rebuilt grands'
S25 DOWN, BALANCE SO MONTHS.
DYNAMIC MUSIC. 1900 G st. NV.
S1: 0250.
- Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Baldwin de-
signed, Baldwin built, Baldwin guar
anteed Embodies features of small
grand and upright; full resonant
tone Baldwin patented full-blow
action. lifetime durability. Available
In wide selection Of eye-appealing
oak. avodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO wORCH
925 G st. NV
Ectah1ishad I 2TO
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FIXTURES WANTED

cases, wallcases, desks, chairs, safes,
tables, ETC., in good usable condi-
ton, at the right price, VIII pay
cash. Reply to Box 294-K, Star. Civ
ing phone number: and Washing
ton representative will contact you
FREEZER wanted for cash or will
trade trade for lS.mm motion picture
FsERaERR iSaRa Rr0lssiS1 sSso dsep 1ses faesae
#. or might consider ga Gu. in,
FURNITURE@1n good condition; all
kinds household goods; highest cash
prices. MRS. GAY. RE. 1904. 1O'
sBss nIsc. p5nsS sRc
TURNTABLE dc 6-inch) and arm for
playing transcriptions. with or with
out amplifier. MI. .272s.
FUnNlTURs-Wili buy entire con.
q Sso Basns Rsfes snd ssG ssns eli sa9s 9o
sts. e. 'ssss a.W'. NE. HorMeoDs SssS' 9th and K
FURN..odd pieces. entire cont. Re
1gr, Igr; stoves steve. We We buy anything i, II
ySnr hSms a%1R M9ging a,s also Sc FuRN
GAS RI! lRANGEs, gas Tstsrs iarnitars
l0l1 7th st. NV. MA. 1862.
GOLD-Bring your old gold platinum
teeth. discarded iewelry We pay
cash; 4; KAHN. INC, IS yeari
GUN. 30 or larger caliber revolver
or automatic. JE. 3a7265,a
GuNS--A %. .25, .32, 3S and q
As for experimental tests. UN
7433 and Falls Church 34I1.
GUNS. binoculars. radios, type
writer's, musical instruments, cam
eras. RELIABLE JEWELRY Ex-
CHANGE. 422 9th st. NV, MA
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PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. SH 3039
Pianos Wanted for Cash
COLONIAL PIANO CO.. MA. 4s7O.
pay cash.
PAUL GOLIBART. AID. 1928.
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FURNITURE

Beautiful mahogany dining rm. table
and & chairs; spinet piano; gate
leg table; conference table satin
wood bedrm. suite.
Don't make a move without calling
Smith"
LA. 6-1231, JA. ellie, Ii. 1880.
NO. 1904, DE. 1900
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FURNITURE SALE
OPEN EWES. TILL 9PM

O1 IT u 6k1' 13'a y .lV1. :.
maple bedrm. suites. $50; S Hide
a-ways. decorative, fabrics. at reduced
prices: s-pc. dining. rm. suite,
French provincial. reg. s349.5O
now $3.50; rugs. 9x12, all WOOL
quality by Firth, reg. $50. now S69;
20 nve.pc: formica sets. S74.95.
KING. S203 GA. ave. SH. 5So1.
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Furniture-Unpainted
stock and made to order; special for
week; vanity set kidney -shaped)
bench and table, clear Douglas ar,
lSx34x3O in. high, $11.95. Complete
line OF Aristo-Bilt furniture. open
Mon. Tues, Sat. 81; Wed. Thur,
Fri. 90; Sun, 11-5.
THE UNPAINTED SHOP
926 N. Y. Ave. NV, RE. 1924.
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Highest Cash Prices
SL nionns useo S%pane1s: gym coHsTies nSsS ana sIano
Sundays 81 1868
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

MATTRESS s AND BOX SPRINGS.
Serta perfect sleeper; mahog. bed.
like new; 500. JU. 7-7142.
MATTRESS, inner-spring, and match
ing box spring, for double- sized
bed: excellent condition: $50. OIL.
MATTRESSES and box springs: Eng
lander; Fortune; double bed: S8s
iGr ifI. set i, also ls. foam rubber set. single
MATTRESS AND SPRING, double
size; good cond;. $l5. FA. 1867.
MOTORS. 1/8 to IL h.p.; u hip.
5;50; propor. savings GICHNER
25l3 M st. NV, Elk. 3527.
MOTORS. lrlU0 to 100 MP. and re-
duction gear: 6-440 volts: rewound
exch CARTY 1908 l4th NO O224
MOVIE OUTFIT COMPIETE-Reyere
camera and protector, Weston ex-
posure meter. splicer. screen, re-
wind, GE. 1926; Sunday and ewes.
MOVIE PROJECTORS
Cameras. films, screens. splicers, etc. ;
top brands; pay 9 to Is months;
bargains; trade-ins; one-year guar
antee; guide free. BRENNER. 933
Pa. ave. NV. OPP. Just. Dept. Park
free. RE. 2434.
M U TILITH 4O-Reconditioned:
prints photographs, line. type,
metal and paper plates. 1919 F st.
NV. No. sos. Elk. 97SS.
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STORE FIXTURES

PraGtically-new modern fixtures; must
stalled: suitable for ladies' chill
dren's. mems wear; excellent value
foT anyone needing new fixtures, Call
TU, $3.50 or ia l6hg 4
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TELEVISION
REFRIGERATORS
WASHERS, ETC.
SPECIAL
DISCOUNTS!
$1o0 3 c OFF
STANDARD BRANDS ONLY
Call Mr.. Clark
RE. 9724 or Ii. 4-9237

TV DISCOUNTS
We, guarantee the top discounts on
all brand-new nationally famous
TV sets-cash or terms. Investigate
our Wholesale plan" before you
BLAIR'S TV
1929 Wis. Ave. NV. OR. 1900.
TV CLOSE OUT-We have in stock
several 1850 Motorola combinations.
16-in; TV. AM-FM radio, 3-speed
record changer. All in sealed car
TOT tons; nr,ls Regular gka price s47e.95 close
1850 Motorola 16-in. console with
nall doors. Regular price S359.95,
close-out price S279.
1850 Admiral, combinations. 19-in.
TV, radio and 3-speed phono. Regu-
lar price $619.5O, close-out price
price s33S S95 closeeout eosors price sesSaa1 sSsa
STANDARD TIRE g. BATTERY. 10th
ana i o6ss; SIS; ne. Open ewes. til 9.
TIRES q and tubes. cushion, All
$50 5ate' Jna i1ze 7.S;sa6S SS;s%1Sla' excel cond.;
TEES used S5sf S0S SJHo + sesst sHs1fS 5Ee
INC 635 N st. NV MI 24OO.
TIRES, new All-State white side
wall tires, 710.15; cannot use them
on my new Packard. Will sell for
500: Call Gaithersburg 274.
TIRES, used, So up; over 400 to Sc
lect from. Used truck tires 50 .95 up.
ALL SERVICE TIRE CO., 1894 Ga.
ave. NV. RA. $3.50.
TRACTOR
Case tractor. front end loader, in
perfect condition, with very good
tires. GENERAL WRECKING CO.
Brentwood rd. and w ST. ne, MI.
oI11. ------------.--------- g
TRAINS, Lionel, electric: engine. ten
der. cars, . auto. switches, 80
pieces of track and transformer;
$40, Phone OIL. $500.
TRUNK, wardrobe, drawers. hang
ers; S25. Locker trunk, SIS. IA.
TUXEDO, 3.piece sgl. breasted, like
new. size 36; $50. OW. 1856.
TUXEDO, one full dress one Prince
Albert; all size 40 short; perfect
condition. WI. O614.
TsYPEWRITERs sgn Y (. e; SMITH; special
e13 14th st. nv.
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90. 600 AZALEAS. so varieties, / yr.
old. S15 per 100 and up; % at the
100 rate. A small deposit will hold
them until May 1St.
MORRIS GREENHOUSES
4464 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl.. Va. OK. 2299
TAVIS AND TAVIS NURSERY
and tree moving: ground mainte-
nance; evergreens, shrubs and trees
Of all sizes. and descriptions: lawns
top dressed. .fertilized and seeded:
stone driveways; wooden picket
fences installed. Plans on request.
Free estimates. Open z days Q week,
including Sundays. 1905 Georgio
ave. wheaton, Silver Spring. Nd.
Continued on Next Page)
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TELEVISION

Famous brands at terrific savings.
ing. Open ewes
American Service Center
5S5 N. Glebe I'd. Arl., Va, oW. 7722
Evening star., 1951-02-04

DESK-About 3Ox50, space for type
writer preferred; also 3-drawer file
cabinet. SH. 2043.
DIAMONDS, old gold and jewelry
wanted. Highest prices paid. NEW
YORK JEWELRY CO.. 719 7th
ST. NV.
DIAMOND JEWELRY Of any descrip.
ton. old gold and silver. Cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. 614 18th St NV
DINING ROOM TABLE. preferably old,
desks. NAH. over 4S in. wide to
seat 1912 people. OV. 5477.
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WASHERS

Automatic and wringer type at sub
stantial savings. Open ewes.
american Service Center
os5 N. Glebe Rd., Arl., Va. OW. 7722
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CAMERAS

Highest cash prices paid for Leica,
Contax. Rollef1ex, and good camera
or movie outfits. BRENNER, 933 Pa,
ave. NV. RE. 2434. Park free.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Entire households. GOOD NEIGHBoR
SWAP SHOPS, 931 5th st. NV. HO.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

REFRIGERATOR, Monitor top. GE
very good condition. $25. Call FA.
1905.
REFRIGERATORS, up to 40% disc.
on all floor models; last yrs models
slashed. Easy terms. Open ewes.
until 8 ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.,
1911 Nichols ave. Sc, LU. $4,000.
REFRIGERATOR, good condition,
S75. Call MI. OS15.
REFRIGERATORS. GE. so of them,
clean, good cond., $3.50. Sligo
03S5.
REFRIGERATOR - Reconditioned,
most complete line in city; S25 UP.
REFGRS., recond., guar; new floor
samples: big savings. P. o. SMITH s,
& s.. INC. 1344 H n e Ii 3-RQ6Q
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 r st
NV National 4O94.
WOODWORKING power tools fo1
rent. DORAN. GE. 8O92.
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SAVE 20 TO 500

ATTENTION, HAMS
HQ-129-X, with speak.
er: like new. LII R-S3a4
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MULTILITH 1927

DaVldSoh iced. IA. B75S. 81
OFFICE DESK AND SWIVEL CHAIR,
SO; other chairs. SD. WO. 2744.
OFFICE EQUIP.-Desks. chairs, files,
safe. add. mach; reas. Today, CO.
1926; Wk DI 1912 ll12 14th n "
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REFRIGERATORS

Most popular models at real savings,
Compare our low prices.
American Service Center
5S5 N. Glebe Rd., Arl., Va, OW.
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REUPHOLSTERING
and chair, reuphol-
stored. labor and material, 500;
workmanship guar. 25 yrs. in same
establishment. LA FRANCE up
HoLsTERING. 2509 l4th st. NV.
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FARM 8 GARDEN

10y fOODLES
opies. Best blood lines. JE.
.-4Q6
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Coolerator refgr.. So; sewing ma
chine, $40; bed. complete. SIS;
dresser. SO: chest. $40; mahog
coffee table. SS: bookcase. S.: child
desk. S.; chrome dressing table. $50;
Ioi up pictnres SOC n5 aba bar 'aSleS Sso
love seat. S25. Open Sun. ewes till
= BELL KINDS. sos 9Th st. NV,
DI. 9761.
FURNITURE: DISTINCTIVE
9-piece solid oak dining room set,
Chinese and Japanese chairs and
tables; European and American
pieces; bedroom chairs: maple bed;
large wardrobe chest; linen drapes;
rugs: oil and water color paintings;
mirror Call AID S756
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cry FIXTURES

Meat cases (3), slicer, grinder,
scales 90, cash register; must sell
at once; reasonable AK. O9l6 Sun;
weekdays. EX. 1858. 6s
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OFFICE FURNITURE

We have purchased the majority of
oftice furniture of Washington Post,
International Business Mach. Co,
other national firms Desks; wood,
steel file cabinets: lockers. safes,
typewriters, adding machines, chairs,
furniture. reconditioned. Priced at
savings up to 76fe Free delivery.
Tree parking. MANHATTAN OFFICE
EQUIP. CO, 639 New York ave. NV,
Evening star., 1951-02-04

We sell. Also buy (pops, Sc; classics
lOc: opera, 25cl. Open until 2 To,
DAY. ALMOST NEW SHOP, 24O5
lSth st. NV. NO. 1858.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
Bonnies' Five-Year Streak
AT Home Ended by Xavier
BY the Assoeiofed Press

CLEAN, N. Y, Sept. 24.-With
"a pair of swift halfbacks and a
strong line.. Xavier University
trounced st. Bonaventure, 40 to
Is, yesterday, ending the Bonnies'
I22-game, five-year home football
winning streak. The game at
Itracted $500 fans to Forness Sta
Idium.
The Cincinnati school was a
solid favorite, but not by five
Itouchdowns. Halfbacks Bob Fin
Inell and Bob Judd carried the
load for Xavier, which the week
before defeated the Quantico Ma
|rines, 1877.
Judd turned in three touch
downs. one on deceptive 43-yard
reverse late In the third period
Finnen scored twice and repeat
edly tore through the Bonnie line
for big gains.
Teddy Marchibroda, the East's
leading passer in 1850. finally
averted a Shutout by switching
from the T to a single wing in the
third period. A pass to Jerry
Hanifin was good for so yards
and another to Greg Riel carried
35 to score.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
TorIoc Keeps Hardwood Vase
In Bride Trails Competition

ond was Edward D. Talbert, Jr.
who too long has been absent from
the show ring, riding Brass Mark
AN ex-racehorse who displayed
perfect hack manners. Ralph T
Queens Quicksand. a personable
4-year -old who also had a fling al
racing, was third, and the depend
able Tarlac was fourth.
Riding academy bride trail Jumpers
by Joan Ostrow; 2, Pegasus Stables, Shook
ridden by Frances S. Hill; 3, Potomac
Gravely; 4, Potomac Riding Schools Dusty
Riding academy bride trails hacks
Il, Pegasus Stables The Sheik, ridden .!
Fen Kolloch; 2, Potomac Riding School
den by Elaine Titus: 4, Pegasus Stables
Top Hat. ridden BY Ruth o.Brien.
Privately owned bride trails hacks
|. Mrs, Fred J; Hughes. ,ir..S Bon Bon
e Edward D. Taibert' ir;,s Brass MARI n.
and Mrs. Alden McKim Cranes Tariac.
Privately owned bride trails Jumpers
l, Edna Griswolds Missy: 2, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred J. Hughes. -ir.'s Hill; 3. Tarlac; 4
Gary Gardner's Tanya.
hsnas sFa' a: fEi: 's%es:5 sFaes 8 Ts4ss is
Bride trails pairs over Jumps. Del
Dee and Rusty: 2, Tarlac and Bruce: 8
Prlyateiy owned rTand champion-Tar
lac, 81 points. Reserve, Missy. 10 points
Stable owned grand champion-Silver
Is points. Reserve. Rusty. points.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
Redskins
Continued From Page AID

Ball pulled him out after his one
trip. Heath rolled and crawled
the last yards o. the 8.
Arranged as tribute to the
late Jack Tulloch. widely known
sports figure and managing editor
of the Alexandria Gazette, the
game was not the box-office at
traction hoped for. Any profits
will be placed in a fund for erec-
ton of q George Washington High
School field house, which will be
dedicated to Tulloch's memory.
NOTES.-The Redskins were so
short Of linebackers yesterday that
End Joe Tereshinski was used as
one on one play. Guard Herb
Siegert, also drafted as a line
backer. reinjured his ribs and will
be X-rayed today. {. Rookie End
John Martinknovic. released by
the Redskins, looked good on sew
eral plays. Walt Yowarsky
the Redskins prize rookie end
from Kentucky. was not UP to
previous form. but Gene Brito
another trookie wingman from
Loyola, was all over the field.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
Browns, 8; White Sox, !

Totals SO 1o2716 Totals 33 10 %
'Walked for Markell in 9TH.
IRAN for Byrne in 7th.
sDoubled for Jennings in Sth.
titled for Mcdonald in Sth;
4Walked for Dillinger In 7th..
eWalked for De Maestri in 9th.
II Ran for Nelson in 9th.
Chicago --------- 1oo oo~ fuV-'
Runs-Youns,- Deising 90. Bats, MaIsf ag1
(2i. Jennings, soucier. Fox, Minoso %
stewart Boyd (2l. Errors-Wood. Gum. Jun
pert Runs batted in-Stewart; Zsriiis
1e1. Byrne. Young. Delsing t2l; Rapp
Boyd 12l, Coleman, CO. Niemano TTo.naSS'
fits-Wilson, zarilla, Delsing CD. MarSn.
Nieman, Three-base hit-Stewart. StoleI
bases - Minoso. Fox. Sacriflce - Wooo
Double plays-Kretlow to Carrasauel tc
BOYD; Fox to Boyd; Boyd 'unassisteol
Carrasquel Cunassisted); Young TO mona INA
10 Arft. Left on bases-St. Louis D: Cnl,
eaeo' 10. Bases on balls-Oh Paige. j: on
Markell, S; of Kretlow. /; on Mcdonald
/; off Gumpert. l. Hits-Of Paige. s II
2 innings; OF Markell. 8 in 3 innings; on
Kretlow. 5 in innings (pitched TO three
hatters in 7th): of Dorish, 2 in no IN.
nings (pitched to two batters in 7thl; or
Pillette, 2 in no innings (pitched TO three
batters in 7th1: of Mcdonald. 2 IN l in:
ming; of Gumpert, in 2 innings tpltchec
to two batters in 9TH; of Grimsley' none
in / inning; of Mahoney;, none IN lp'
nings. hit by pitcher-Pillette stewart
Winning pitcher-Mahoney 2-4; Losint
pitcher-Gumpert t9-0. Time-3:o6. At
fendance-23 054.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
Requttu Summaries
PResIdentS Cup.


THOMPSON. Detroit; z. Gals J. Iss
Ssh,0siR,ithi pstr0!t; HoTRst g csntIsil ds Si
Baltimore, 8 s did not hnish. Speed sl,s7z
ssHnd H. n'a E. M s@ss ss sOs Speed SFas' saos
Third heat: + Miss Pepsi. 2, Gale Il
Pepsi, nrst lap Of first heat, 81 ;25o mph
II. s2b; Hornet. ,525; MY sweetie. 3as.
First heal, EiWood J. Prescott. Cam
sriiedse Nd; ] 2 Edya5d I'd J. nInS BUCHANAN Nor
Second beat. Plisseott; q. Buchanan
'Ssa Total 'poin2ts-Pliescott, 500; Buchanan
Glass L Racing Runabouts.
First heat. al Endres; Grand Island
,ir2 Il n:ss q MMsKsvHsy M.ss H psssSSFse sps.a R
8, esSede suedel. n's Speed 1885 4oss5'' - ~'A'"''
Total po,ntsa-oEndrss. 800; McKslvsy
'0o' ass:eabt.s.ioeh gS.es1t 4iO; Hydro. ,D.,. D.
First heat. Bob Rowland. Norfolk
Va; 2, Carl Ryberg,- Detroit. Mich. 8
Franklin N. craig. Norfolk. Va. Speed
go s:ssnd @'s 'sss.:1zl .z !. sys.r.; 2. Rowland
Total poinsRewandd 200 200 an RSesrs Sest.
saS-Cubie- Inch Hydros tDiv. III.
First beat. Aubrey l. Thssssr a..;.. a,S Wasn 81
start. start speed, 41.551.
Second heat-l. Thacker. speed, 4o.2bo
Total css. RUintSITh2siserRi i.12ia. Ranssout. s1S,
Va; s Z. Harry NJ. siekford, Hampton. Va,
Ten Hutton, London Bridge, Va. Speed
Second beat. Cooper: 2. Bicktord; 8
Total points-1cooper. 500: Bickford
'OO, 'iS Gas. = ssrvie. Runabout..
folk; W.: 2; B g. Hsrsley Pittssursh anesd Pa
: second heat. Neville; 2. Ensls. Speed
Total poiints-Nevine. 500; Enzls. b2S
Class r Service Runabouts:
tom RFfs be hses ka:ss SER f1esak "cRPes
saEs W. va s:.G 3 pr 4S aeeEse esa NH Firth Phiia
rhems. ssssnd saismo7. hia pd fusops s. Firth 2 Edf'
Total points-duPont, 500; Thomas
40s; firth: :ss5.9Sgubie-1neA 59Sg a,Sros.
First heat, Williasi Rhner, Marion
Pa: clsFenee Collins " sorfeaks q sa yar n;nS
slss ss'Hga gss4a hsasi Sieas.nsVis S7sh:r
I54.S4s mph .oo
Total points: Ritner. 800; Collins. 900
American Speed Boat Chsmpionship:
I First and only heat: Gale II. J. Le
schoenith. Detroit. Only entry. Speed
Pacific One Desisn Hydres.
/ First heat, Roger Phelps, Hampton
IVA: 2, Frank Kocsis,. Silver Spring. Nd:
8, Francis E. Pasquini. washington. D.
Speed, As .023 mph.
lPasuuini Speed 40 $50 m p.h.
Total points-Kocsis, 700: Phelps, 700
pasouini, $50. Kocsis won on bette
Ielapsed time.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
By Angelina J. .(orobeIIi

The Earl of Harewood Vase,
Iemblematic of supremacy In the
Washington Bride Trails Associa-
ton competition, will remain for
another year in the trophy collec-
ton of Mr.. and Mrs. Alden McKim
Cranes Tarlac.
Tarlac scored 13 points in the
finale of the associations annual
series yesterday at Equitation
Field for a grand total of 81 to
retain the honors he won last year.
The famed Harewood Vase, a per-
Ipetual trophy. plus a permanent
award will be presented to Tar
Ilac's owners at the association S
annual banquet in December.
Eleven points behind in the
runnerup spot was Edna Girls
wold's Missy.
Tarlac Is Consistent.
Tarlac scored in every class en-
tered, taking a second in the pairs
with Francis S. Hills famed Ger
man captive horse Bruce, and
thirds in the privately-owned
Bride Trails jumpers and handy
Jumpers and a fourth in the hacks
Missy, ridden by her young own
Ter, was popular runnerhp
Missy won the handy event and
the privately-owned jumpers.
Potomac Riding School, whose
master is Ollie w. Catlett. took
over in the stable-owned division
against a fine entry. Silver, alter
Inatively ridden by Barbara Grave
lily, Catlett's granddaughter, and
Mrs. Dorothy r. Smith. scored Is
points for the championship. Next
in line was Potomac's Rusty with
nine. Rusty, teamed with Mrs.
Cora Smiths Dell Dee in the pair
event, took the blue to add five
points to his four points picked up
i'm the first show of the series.
Aboard Rusty was Keith Christie,
Ia promising young rider.
Green Oaks Stables Big John
was capably ridden by Joan Os-
trow to blue in the stable jump
ing event. Pegasus Stables The
Sheik turned in a near-perfect
performance in the hack class to
take the blue with Fen Kollock
aboard.
Amateur Has His Day.
Twenty-Five took part In the
class limited to riders. So
often the professional rider with
his highly-prized mounts far out
classes the amateur with his strict
ly one-horse stable entry. How
ever, in this class all Is were on
the same footing and Mrs. Fred j.
rr"~bes. jr.. emerged the winner
with newcomer. Bon Bon. Sec
Evening star., 1951-09-24
Major League Box Scores
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
As, 1913; Mats, 4-3

Totals 35 s24 s Totals 81 IA 27 10
sSingled for Marrero in 3rd
tForced runner for Sima in 9TH.
Popped up for Haynes in 7th
sForced runner for Harris in sth
Philadelphia - $50 $50 20X-12
Runs-Yost, Noren, Vernon ~. Joost
(3D, Fain. vaIo. Hitchcock Philley. Suder
CO, Upton t2), Hooper, Error-Michaels.
Runs battsd in-Mele t2l, Runnels,, Yost,
Vaio, Philley (2>f. Two-base hits-Zer-
NAL, Msle Three-base hits-Philley. Yer
non. Home run-Yost. saerifice-Fain
Double plays-Runnels to Vernon. -Joost
to suder to Fain. Left on bases-Wash-
balls-of Hooper. 4; OF Marrero. 2;
OF sima /; on Haynes. 4. Struck out
BY Marrero, /; by Ferrick !. Hits-On
Marrero 8 in innings; of sima, 2 in
2 innings; Of Haynes, 8 in 2 innings;
Q in l inning Hit by pitcher-Marrerc
(Joost1 Balk-Marrero. winning pitcher
Hooper U1 .I0). Losing pitcher-Mar-
1ero l1-9. Time-2:06.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
Yankees, 6; Red Sox, |

Totals SO IA 81 10 Totals "a s27 10
SCALED out on strikes for Robinson in
7th.
titled out for Kinder in 7th.
Tilt into double play for Moss in 9th
walked for Wight in 9th.
New York ----- 0I0 900 32O-6
Boston - 100 600 00O-I
Mize (2). Pesky Errors-Goodman Col
Coleman. Mise 2, Raschi .. Mantle. Two
base hits-Bauer. j. DiMaggio, Coleman.
Mize, Easchi. sacrifce--Raschi 2. Voll-
mer. Double .plays-Williams to Good
man: Coleman to Riszuto to Mize. Left on
baseS---New York, IL: Boston, TO- Bases
on balls-of Stobbs, / off Kinder. /; OF
Wight, l: oil Rasehi, 8. Struck out-By
Stobbs, ]; by Wight, /; by RaSchi, 6.
Hits-off stobbs, I in 8 innings (faeed )
batters in 7thl; of Kinder, in inning
On Scarborough, 3 in 70 inning; OF Wight,
3 Ia inning. Winning pitcher-Raschi
L20-10). Losing pitcher-StobbS GO-SJ.
T1me-2:4S. Attendance-2S,712.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
Betty LosweII Faces
CeceIiu Hill in Tennis

A match between Cecilia Hill
and Betty Laswell at the Army
Navy Club today will complete the
quarter final round of the Won
ems District tennis championship
tournament. Semifinals will be
Iplayed Saturday at Kenwooc
Country Club.
Winners in quarter finals helc
yesterday at Kenwood were Clara
Bias over Ann Fennessey. 6-3
I3-6, 81; Belmar Gundersor
over Jean Hall, 6-1, 60. ano
Pearl Mccoy over Mildred Smith
l6-4, "a.