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EVENING SIAR
I101 Penna. Ave. NV.

ENGINEER, white; IL to s. See en-
gineer. Apply CARLYLE HOTEL,
900 N. Capitol st. Ia
ENGINEEk - Manufacturers repre-
sentative seeking young mechanical
engineer; will consider part time.
Write BOX 217-V. Star, stating
Training and experience.
ENGINEERS with 9TH and 7th class
licenses. Apply Mon. after 8 am.
In person to chief engineers once,
$500 Quebec st. NV. No phone
calls please. ia
ENGINEERS, age 2O-3O, to test gas
fired appliances and controls and
check operation and installation Of
appliances in the field. must have
degree or expect to complete require
ments for degree by June; 1891 per
. mo. to start, 1921 in 3 months,
other periodic increases; 5-day. 40
hr; week. Apply employment office,
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CO,
100 10Th st. NV. Monday through
Friday. $50 a.m.-5 pm.
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HELP MEN
FOOD CLERKS

Interesting Jobs available in South.
east section Of. Washington, paying
sos week to start, with regular in
creases. To qualify. you must have
high school education, be under
80 years Of age, have pleasing per-
sonality and enjoy dealing with peo-
pie. We offer you perm. empl.. group
ms. paid vac. and other employe
dement's. Apply SAFEWAY STORES,
INC, 1901 FenWick ST ne
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HELP MEN

ONCE work; hours, Z to $3.50. Call
RA. 0S01 after 10 am. ID
CuERK-Immediate opening for gen.
eral office worker; must be good
in figures: KNOWLEDGE of typing help
ful but not essential; this is per
porary work do not apply; $50 week.
r HAWKINS GLASS CO., rear 43 M
st. NV.
Honest and reliable retired
i-s pm. in exchange FOR rm. Apply
in person, lila 18th st. NV. Iii
CLOCK AND WATCH REPAIRMAN.
Call WI. 1886.
COLLECTION MAN, experienced. for
retail clothing store; high salary,
permanent position. Box 46S-R. Star
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When mastering adpert,semena
addressed TO Star bores do NOT
stnctose original referencps. photo.
graphs o, othe, materials OF per.
soEdi ualue Copies serpe the. puY
pose and ORIGINALS may oct lost
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BOOKKEEPER
PART TIME

FART TIME
college. student who has had experi-
ence In bookkeeping and can type
about 80 words per min. A perma-
nent part-time position which is
morning classes. Hours, 2.3o-f;: 40,
Mon. through Fri. Apply personnel,
room 800 Open weekdays s:3O-5
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ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has the
top school and Office positions. Colo
RADIO Bldg. 14th and 6. RE. 393s.
ENGINEER. grad. chemist, mech.
18th. cor. G NV.
nUiEL sOslTLuNs. all kinds. open
hourly. See Miss Ford at BOYD
ssEI o5niefS c9 a. l $sao G sts' over
aomies bscksround. Wi Miss f lodge.
ARE you HAVING TROUBLE finding
domsstiS help? # 50; ;o call ma. 0oo1.
mo, PIX typist, inform, clerk,
hotel. $40 wk.; inform. clerk, some
tipping, S225; -cashier-typist, finance,
re. 1929 Opening ior SO daily.
Gee Miss oT Evans Ho e. 5oYDs Ssao at
typins. 0 ss55 M Miss ar R Smde P PRpx
sSooNHSEELLo SERVICE. 1911 @ ST.,
rs $50 4 Is szse
ehanical engineer. $500 to 5000;
gan, Personnel I sE nv esS i 1911
M 4 IL Nv. pE Ehi 211 MAN. sa.o nm
res. at once. Miss Morgan. PERSON
MEL SERVICE, 1911 G st. NV.
ASST. BoOKKEEPER, acts. recbl,
S50-$60 wk.. some tipping; cash
| Ter payroll. Sc. $50; day cashier
store $40 and overtime pay; full.
charge bookkeeper, S65 wk.; clerk
typist, store, S55 wk. clerk, good
with figures, ne, S45 wk. Dozens
Of others hourly. Miss Reed, PER-
SONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st. NV.
sTENOG (m), $3.50 mo. to $500,
n Mie: ~ re typist; , sxper;; 5000 ng.
ICE. 1911 G st. Ma. $3.50.
500; UP. int. office. Miss Reed,
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st.
NV. Ma. 608S.
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ADJUSTER

Liability claim adjuster-The ALI
state Insurance Co. lorganized by
Sears. Roebuck e. Coz has an OPEN
ing in Its Wash. claim office for an
aggressive man. 1896, with previous
liability claim adjusting exper. Can
didate must have a car. Good start
ing salary and splendid advance
hts include profit sharing, group
life and disqualification insurance.
Call MR.. HERTVING, ST. 3191 or
XII S.r33I 10
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salary expected Expected in first reply. Box
EIO-I. star. Ill
BOOKKEEPER-SA SALESMAN. exc on
portnnity for good salesman. who
can keep full set Of books; good pay;
pleasant work. Call CHI. 4840.
Apply at 43O1 Mass. ave. NV ~
Apply at 9th and Madison SIS. ne,
and New Hampshire ave. extended
blocks north Of University dr.. or
c ca1l ANTHONY VI. On. II, Izzo, ST. o5s7 for
BRICKLAYERS. 25. wanted. white;
open shop; S24 per day. days rer
week. 18th and Sycamore SITS. North,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. wanted. good
mechanics. 10th and crittenden
BRIcKLAYERs. white mechanics
only edny for surrattsyille School, Gin
BRicKLAYERs-white mechs 81 only
Tor Fairmounts Heights School. Ad-
BkieRLSyE ERsi' WANTED mi; firs tea class,
WI gnite u only YIN Md.-va. and D. c. work.
BULLDozER oPERAToR-Must be
s ssssep Isn. ya kss,a S. 81
pic 9425. 70
BULLDOzER OPERATOR, must be
fully experienced on Cletrac; must
have car. Call HI. 1884. Qualified
BULLDOZER OPERATOR with car;
e EXP. only need apply: excel. wages.
B sui. fbss2E OPERATOR. steady G1s Job
also. LARCHMONT CONSTRUCTION
CO.. 1900 8. West ST., Falls Church
Va. Poplar Heights project. 13-
BULLDOZER OPERATOR. Interna-
tional: exper.; good wages. Apply
ave, Takoma Park.
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Zed L. williams & Zed L. Williams, jr.,
Auctioneers and Appraisers
Fine, Used, Up-to-date
Furniture and Household
Effects of Various Kinds
To Be Sold BY
AUCTION
WILLIAMS Auction

WILLIAMS AUCTION
HOUSE
91S New York Ave. NV.
TUESDAY OMAR. 49, 2 p. M.
Good living room pieces,
splendid bedroom suites,
breakfast sets, desks, odd
pieces of furniture and
bric-a-brac.
Pr. Walnut Victorian Side Chairs
Chippendale Sofa
3-pc. Living Room Suite
Odd Sofas
singer Sewing Machine
6-knee Hole and other Desks
IO-pc. Walnut Dining Room Suite
8 Bedroom Suites
8 Breakfast Sets
8 Odd Dressers
z Odd Chests of Drawers
10 Room Size Wool Face RUGS
2 Baby Cribs A
Odd China Cases s..
coffee tables ~sA
IL Lamp and End Tables az-.s
1S Single and Double Mattresses
Drop Leaf Tables
Typewriter
Floor and Table Lamps
Sectional Book Case
Numerous Other Items.
Open for public inspection all day
Monday and until sale hour Tuesday
Aucttoneers, Phone MA. 2679
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COOK

Experienced in cafeteria
operation. For permanent
position. Good pay. Excel
lent working conditions.
Apply MR.. PALMER,
40 P ST. NE.
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CAR WASHER. must be thoroughly
excellent working conditions. See
M NJ; Barto' service mgr. 0LMsIEAD
1000 Wilson blvd. 2rl.. Va. Mis
CAR WASHER: experienced, handy
sSSRe Nd ssa ssi N s;fay rd Tess
CAR WASHER. sober and reliable;
latest equipment to work with. See
Mr.. Krobath, AMERICAN SERVICE
CENTER TER; $50 N. Glebe I'd. AL
CAR w HSERss' eolored. to work mis in
ends. $50 Ga. ave ave. IA T e7 Isl Wii
CAR WASHER (2). must have ID. C.
Inquire at CHERNER MOTOR Co,
c aik ri s0r AN NJ S sskSSENER. re-
liable settled man or couple on
nearby Montgomery Co., Md. farm.
Apply Mr.. NASH, 1916 Bryant st.
CARPENTER, Ise. property owner can
libable. active man of best habits.
Apply 1915 Bryant st. ne.
CARPENTERS. framing and trim:
long Job: top pay. Out Ga. ave. to
SH 1885, ia
CARPENTERS, good framing and con-
crete form men. to work on rambler:
good wages. plenty OF work. Out
18th St. turn left at East-West hwy.
to 2700 block. then right two blocks
tto Job. suPER-sELT co. GE.
CARPENTERS WANTED - Trainers,
Apply to D. w. Connolly. Out Old
Georgetown road to Wingate. to
Ewing drive Bethesda. Nd. is
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ADJIJSTER

Young man with college BACKGROUND
or experience needed in collection
department; outsied work: car fur
nished. Man selected will have ex-
csllent chance for advancement.
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Classified Ad Rotes

LOCAL ADVERTISERS
Three Lines (Minimum)
! time. 3Sc per line
Q to 9 times consecutively. $50 per
line
GneciaI Notices. and Personal kc ner
line additional.
New Automobiles. 55c Der line. 4-line
minimum
Four Lines (Minimum)
OUT-OF-TOWN RATES
Flat rate per line 65c
Out-of-town rate is charged on
oil advertising 35 miles OF more
from Washington. X
Claims for errors must be made IN
time for correction before second in
eertion
Phone Sterling 5000.
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR

Colored, experienced operator with q
license for a permanent Job with
The Evening Star; 25-35 years of
age. capable of passing a physical
exam. Apply personnel. Room SOC.
No phone calls
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Steel. Legal, Letter and Card
FILING DEVICES
BOOKKEEPING MACHINES - FANS
ER--CALCULATOR
PITNEY- BoWES POSTAGE METER
Observation-Disclosures
STEEL LOCKERS g. SHELVING
BOSTON sTfTcHER, ETC.
... BY AUCTION
1855 K ST r. NV wv
Entrance. Potomac Street
MONDAY
March IL. 1e51-10 Am.
Two hundred steel and wood legal.
letter. card, visible and transfer
filing cabinets: high-grade oak exec
utive, double and single PEDESTAL
typewriter. also roll-top desks; va
f SS f hshErsds cs sad ofs ac daes
Bank Of England type swivel arm.
side. posture, swivel and brentwood;
Remington and Burroughs type
writers. comptometers, two Bur-
roughs electric bookkeeping ma
chimes. No; 90 mimeograph, Elliott
nets. scales. three Aft. paper racks,
Boston No. Q stitcher. dictaphones.
etc.
Pitney-Bowes postage meter, metal
lockers, steel shelving. double door
cabinet safe. Illuminated upright
glazed shallow sample cases. etc.
PROMPT REMOVAL REQUIRED
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
mh9, 10.1l a..
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HELP wTp. AGENCIES Cont. J

WOMEN
NED sas sEcYs.: dr,,s ofc. S2.65o up
MED. steno. CD to 5000
Med; techs. $4,000
Professional Personnel
Bureau
LEAN < s St nA N.Y. 1 NE; sG99
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ADVERTISING
LAYOUT
ARTIST

Must be able to conceive fast. power
ful layouts, as well as execute fin
ished art work and hand-lettering
Retail advertising background pre-
excellent salary to right man. Re-
ply at once, giving resume to Box
33-X, Star.
SALESMAN for ra-
die, Send full particulars to Box
A iSHIR; ssaSi SOLICITOR for es.
tablished suburban weekly, must be
experienced and capable Of planning
long-range advertising campaigns;
Box 15S-V. Star. la
AGENT for estab; industrial insur-
ance route as salesman and collec-
tor. Auto neces. Apply sos Victor
Bldg. ia 9th ST.. NV. --12
AGENT for active. Arlington real es-
MAS mas BEATTY Re oy CO. szsa sl1e Wilson wis
AGENTS
BY old-line insurance company ir
NV. and Mont. Co. for est. debts
wonderful opportunity for ad-
v~--~-.Gent; salary and commission
1880 L st. NV. or ST. S2s5. 10
APPRENTICES. helpers. installers-
Electric. protective signaling system
national concern engaged in ma.
tional defense work; permanent 20.
sition, interesting work; on-the- jot
training program for veterans; va.
cation wage progressive plan. Boz
ARGhT sseT; pRAFrsMEN -
Wanted for large, interesting prof.
ect. Hospital or laboratory expert
ence desirable. State qualifications
to Box GOV. Star. -13
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DRUG SALESMAN

01tO1 Ok1LEOVUAIN
EXPERIENCED
Must be interested in permanent
position and furnish good refer
ences. Attractive salary. commits
sion, discount on meals and other
purchases. Many company benefits.
WHALEN DRUG
sos 14th st. NV, RIM. 214-A.
DRY CLEANER. exper. on Hoffman
machinery; must. be sober and de-
person At sHE spfhs 5V PARk P VALET T.
E IHG Rseo . Alpska ays w,!3
appliances viii fl' Consider side 5 S me-
Chemically, inclined young men to
learn work. Phone for appt., Mon,
III IL. Elk. 1771. C. A. LEP-
PERT. 914 Eye st. NV.
ELECTRICIAN. 1st-class only. one
with %. c. license and able to drive.
one who can lay out his own work;
this Job will eventually develop to a
foreman supervisor position and take
over small contractors responsible
: ties; this position. pays a fair sal
airy to start. with vacations. holi-
days; must be responsible. clean and
so0eE ca EL 1s5 fne. su coNrR saly
EL LpESi GEi Il EQUIPMENT 81 salesman,
follow, up leads on public address
mStallations, etc: pref: settled man
only ELEcTRoNIC STUDIOS, 1888
ELEVATOR GHn rapp opE x 1s5fsr and door re-
lief; permit. colored; middle-aged.
permanent; $1,44O annually. APP
ply manager. 1888 Conn. ave. Ill
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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT, for CP.A. Arm; some
travelling; good salary. excellent
Working cond tons. Reply, stating
age, education. experience, salary
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE BOOK
KEEPER, experienced with 1000 Sc
ries MGR posting machine. Must be
reliable and capable CT taking charge
of operators and clerks. keeping ac-
summary. Future assured to capable
person. tj-day week good salary,
many benefits. Apply Mr. Bolts.
LACYS. INC. 1880 Half st. s.w.
ADDING MACHINE and calculator
mechanic; top salary; for a top
man who is available Immediately
Vacation with pay All replies con-
fidential. Write Box 207-T. Star.
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ENGINEER, COLORED
For large colored apt. DEVELOPMENT:
knowledge of heating, plumbing and
electrical repairs. Salary and apart
ment. Reply, stating age, exper.
and salary desired Box s2-v. Star.
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COUNTER CLERK-Young man. ex-
per. in meeting the. public, Phone
for appt. Mon. 9 tin Il. Elk. 1771
CoUNTERMAN. for deiicatessen; full
or part time. BRODSKY'S DELICA.
TESSEN, 4017 s. Capitol st. III
COUNTER AND SANDWICH MAN
experienced for kosher delicatessen
Apply 1892 Eastern ave. NV. Ii
Credit and Collection Mgr.
In retail outlet. Times sales exper
Apply in person 723 9th st. NV
Mr.. GEORGE.
DELIVERY MAN-Colored, expert
enced for wholesale tobacco house;
must be a nondrinker and willing
worker; $40 week to start Al
Eve st. ne. Ill
DELIVERY MAN. colored. for LIQUOR
store; must have drivers permit
references. CAROLINA LIQUOR
STORE. 102 North Carolina ave. sc
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HELP. MEN Cont. F,

BAKER AND BAKERS HELPER, good
MaseS; no Sundays TIE. 2163
BAKER. EXPERIENCED IN DANISH
PASTRIES, PERMANENT POSITION
f2f. FOl2 ,H,LIIIa.. POSINS' BAK-
cry, 5756 GA AVE NV. ia
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COLLECTOR

Excellent opportunity for top-fiight
telephone collector with or without
experience. Call ST. $500 for appt.
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BAKER
BOOKKEEPER

Tipping experience necessary; double
entry books; good working condi-
tions. pleasant surroundings, vaca-
ton. with pay and other benefits.
Apply In person. 723 9th st, NV.
ask for MR.. TAYLOR. ia
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FOUNTAIN CLERKS
Males, 16 Years Old

Females, Is Years Old
ExeEL iaNAt opro F 6HNSf5rYNF FSS
ADVANCEMENT. PAID DURING
TRAINING PERIOD. APPLY EN-.
PLOYMENT OFFICE
Peoples nRI1d sroRrs
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THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna Ave. NV.
BOOKKEEPER

Home ONCE Of nationally recognized
organization needs bookkeeper to
maintain complete set of books.
viii function as assistant to comm
troller in general administration and
office detail. Annual and sick leave
benefits. disqualification and retire.
ment plan available; excellent op-
portunity for advancement to quail
fed man. Give complete details on
experience, age. qualifications, and
salary expected in first reply. BOX
210-T, Star. III
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ALEXANDRIA AREA

ALEXANDRIA AREA
Clerk-Typist. Airport, 5 days $50
RECEIPT. -Typist, real estate $40
Cashier Typist, King street $500
Secretary, Atty. King street 500
Secretary. 9-3, Atty, King St. $40
secretary, export, 8 days = $225
Sierk -Stenog,, airport. 5 days :. $210
Dental Assistant Open
Sasnier. no expr. necessary $3.50
Glerk-Iyplst, 1-6 pm. -- 81 hr.
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY.
Oil King st., Alex, Va, AL. 1922.
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has the
top school and office positions. Colo
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OFFICE FURNITURE

ADAM A WESCHLER e. SON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-08-16

throw had he slid in. Tufano then
forced Smith to retire the side.
The last chance came in the ninth
but again they muffed it, Perrin,
the first man up, beat out hit to
third and went to second when Bow
man made a wild throw. Then, with
Bowman sticking to the bag at third
and Randazzo playing back at first,
Riddle hunted down the third base
line, instead of laying it down along
the first base line, and Rodemoyer
fielded the ball and Perrin was easily
forced at third Freund then came
in to bat for Carmichael and got a
walk, putting men on first and sec
ond, with only one out, but Bortz
forced Freund at second and Lind
ended the inning and the game when
he forced BortZ at second.
Summary: Harrisburg, 2R. 8H. 2E
II Left, Hagerstown, 1R. III. 0E
10 Left.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-08-16

and strikeout left him stranded.
Harrisburg's fourth hit came in
the fourth, when with one away
Randazzo doubled, but Charlie bore
down and forced Cox to ground out
second to first and Bowman to pop
up. Henriquez got single in the
fifth with one away, but the Braves
10th double play of the season took
care of that. In the sixth, with one
away, Mates and Qualben both
singled, but an infeld out and fly
to left put an end to that
1t was three up and three down
in the seventh and eighth, but in
the ninth Qualben, the first man up,
hit one over the rightfeld wall and
Randazzo followed with double to
center. Cox was thrown out at first
for out number one, on great play
by linn, but Bowman kept the rally
going with single to right, scoring
Randazzo with the second run. But
Charlie then put on the brakes, got
Jadwin on fly to left and ended
the game by striking out Henriquez
The Braves got two on base in the
first inning, with two out, when
linn singled and Smith was safe on
an error but Hersom forced Smith
to retire the side In the second
inning, Lawrence walked Perrin and
Miller with two out, but Freund
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-08-16
Keeping Up With The Braves
DOUG STEWART
SUNBURY HERE
Thursday, August 8

The Braves won the first of their
two-game series with Sunbury on
Thursday night by the one-sided
score of II to l.
Dick Carmichael shutout the
Giants in all but the second inning,
when two singles, coupled with an
error, gave them their only run. 1t
was Dicks tenth win Che has lost
severn. Dusty Hersom was his
catcher.
Carl Maloney, a highlander, who
went into the game with a record of
Is wins and six losses, was the start
ing and losing pitcher. He was
knocked out in the third and was
relieved in turn by Tedesco and Bur
ton. Abramson was behind the plate.
The Braves went on a hitting
spree, with everyone in the lineup
getting at least one hit.
Ray Bortz had three for three, in
Guiding a home run; Lind two for
four Cloth of them doubtless; Smith
two for five, including home run;
Hersom two for five Cloth of them
doubtless; Tufano two for five Cloth
doubtless; Perrin two for five; Riddle
two for five; and linn, Freund and
Carmichael got one apiece.
In the sixth, when linn singled,
Freund was sent in to run for him
to give Jimmy a much needed rest
and in the seventh, Bortz moved
over to second and Freund went to
third
Billy Smiths home run over the
rightfeld wall drove in two runs in
the first inning, and the boys batted
around in the third to score fou1
more.
They added another pair in the
fourth, one of them being Ray
Bortz's four Dagger over the left
field wall, and then came through
with three more in the sixth, with
linn, Tufano and Perrin getting the
RIBS.
Summary; Sunbury, 1R. Gil. 2E.
Left. Hagerstown, 11R. 1911. lie.
Left.
The second of the two-game series
scheduled for Friday night, was
rained out. It can, however, bt
played when the Braves go to Sun
bury August 3O-31, if the presiden
of the league so orders.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-08-16
forced Miller to end the inning.

forced Miller to end the inning.
Hagerstown scored two runs in
the third frame. Lind, the first man
up, walked and went to third on
Zinn's single to right. Then, when
Henriquez let Fuller's throw get
away from him, linn went to second
on the error. Smith was up next
and he beat out hit to first filling
the bases. Hersom then forced
Smith at second, with Lind scoring
on the play and when Randazzo let
the relay to first get away from him,
linn also scored on the error. Tu-
fano followed with the first of his
three hits, a single to right, sending
Hersom to second, but Perrin flied
out and Riddle struck out.
Miller drew his second walk in
the fourth inning, but double play
ended that. It was three up and
three down in the fifth, but Hagers-
town got their third run in the sixth,
when Tufano singled and scored on
PERMITS double.
1t was three up and three down
again in the seventh, and in the
eighth Tufano got his third hit, a
double to left, but was thrown out
trying to steal third
Summary: Harrisburg, 2R. OH. Be.
6 Left Hagerstown, 3R. TIL 0E. 7
Left.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-08-16
HARRISBURG HERE
Saturday, August IL

The Harrisburg Senators came in
for four game series over the week
end and they won the first game on
Saturday night by a score of 2 to l.
Bud Niles (the losing pitcher)
started for HagerstoWn, but was tax
en- out for a pinch-hitter in the sew
enth and Dick Marmichael pitched
the last two innings. Hersom was
behind the plate.
HOWE Rodemoyer went the route
for Harrisburg to win his 18th game,
he has lost six, and Henriquez was
his catcher.
The Braves had three chances to
win the game but fine fielding play
by manager Hal Cox, plus some poor
base running, ruined every oppor-
tunity.
HagerStown took a one-run lead in
the first Bortz opened the inning
with a walk and went to second on
Lind's single linn followed with
another single scoring Bortz. Smith
then hit drive to centerfield that
was labeled hit in any ball park,
but Cox made fine running catch
and Lind was easily doubled off of
second, with linn holding first. Her
som then forced linn, to retire the
side.
Harrisburg tied it up in the fourth
when Cox hit a home run over the
rightfeld wall That was all the
scoring until the seventh when the
Senators went ahead 81.
Burson, the first man up, walked
and Henriquez sacrificed him to sec
ond Rodemoyer then came through
with single to center sending Bur
son to third, from where he scored
on Fuller's single to center. But
Niles then retired the side without
any further damage.
Carmichael took over in the eighth
and held the Senators scoreless in
the last two innings.
Hagerstown had scoring chance
in the seventh when Perrin opened
the inning with single, but Riddle
then struck out and Canterna, pinch
hitting for Niles, forced Perrin al
second. Bortz got a walk putting
) men on first and second, but Limo
/ forced Bortz to retire the side.
, Another wonderful scoring chance
4 went for nothing in the eighth. linn
! the first man up, singled to center
| and Smith followed with single tt
J left sending linn to third. Herson
then attempted to sacrifice but pop
4 ped up to the catcher for the frs
: out. With Tufano at bat, Smith
: broke for second, but Henriquez
: playing heads up baseball, whipped
) the ball right back to his pitcher ant
linn, who was caught mapping, wa
!. thrown out at third before he coul'
4 get back. He went in standing ur
whereas he. might have beaten tn