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LIVING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT
US. AS WE GUARANTEE. YOU saw
INGs OF 10G TO 500 on NEW
sAMPEE TNgE sARgEfSg e1osE1YTs rbs LOOK soublc at
$3.50. now S56.75: solid NAH.
Duncan Phye sofa bed, was S119.50,
now 81 1880: nah. 7-drawer Knee
hole desk, was $3.50, now $3.50
large mems lounge chairs s. fpll !d spring
s34 75; modern sofa bed. was
500 80, now S59.5o; secretary, NAH.
was S99.50.. now ,S69.50; solid
maple slant front. desk, was $3.50,
only S36. Many more bargains too
numerous to mention; open Thurs
GREAT sri Al . RAPIDS Il=' FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV, EX. 6742
The SAMPLE Bargain Store of Wash:
Lounge Tl5 szes sn eoTs1; s0nd sPFng ssg oa eSsh
1yseAcEi ssssn si5 valefE ok saos PRACTICALLY ns"
LUMBER = Hardwoods for cabinet
work; oak, ash, cherry. poplar,
6lrGn; I1;,,, maple, walnut and mahogany.
LUMBER AND MiLLWoRK-Every-
thing from A to z. RUCKER LUM-
BER: 1920 Wilson blvd. JA ABBA
MACHINlST and toolmaker tools.
Call OIL. 90o5 for list and price. .
MANDOLIN. model A Gibson; good
LESS PAWNBROKERS EXCHANGE
al2 D st. NV. RE. 6199.
MATTRESSES and box springs
tSerta). Orig. S59.50; sell, S45 ca.
Rubberfoam set; orig, ,S149; sell.
MEAT sLIcING MACHINE. electric.
q. S. Stacker, S275 Can be seen
at the HACKERMAN SALES CO.,
416 Eye st. NV, Sun, 10 am. to
1890 pm.
MIMEOGRAPH MACHINE, perfect
condition: $50. Call AID. 1918.
MOTORS, 1/6 to rs h.p.: "a h.p.,
$3.50; proper. savings. GICHNER
2513 M st. NV. EX. 3527.
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OFFICE FuRNITuRE

Just secured unlimited quantity from
Washhington Post. International
Business Machine Co., leading in
surance firms and banks. Flat-top
walnut. secretarial desks. all sizes;
file cabinets. office chairs, file cab
inets, typewriters adding machines.
unlimited quantity of excellent re-
conditioned office furniture; savings
up to I5tL; free delivery MANHAT-
TAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO, 639 New
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADD MACH, typewriters. Gale. cash
reg, off. equip. any kind: top prices.
D1. 1872. CO. 1925 ewes, Sunday.
APPLYING EQUIPMENT, inter-
communicating systems, microphones,
speakers; also recorders (wire tape)
top cash prices. STUDIOS, 1872
Conn: ave. Phone co 1903. Ia
ANTIQUES-Furnit oric- a-brac
china, glassware, rugs, silverware.
paintings, highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY tStarbecker). TIA
1898
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RUGS-25 French and Per-
sian, rayon and cotton, new,
late design, good quality
room and scatter rugs will
be sold by public auction at
the Williams Auction House,
918 New York Ave. NV.
this Tuesday, January 18th,
commencing at 2 PM.
Auctioneer's phone, MA.
2679.
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late postwar model, with tone ap-
peal to the most discriminatine: 10
year guarantee with this fine piano.
COLONIAL PIANO CO., 637 D st.
NV MA 1870
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OFFICE FURNITURE

Desks, steel. wood, all sizes; walnut,
oak, mahogany tables; typewriters.
adding machines, bookcases, lockers,
steel shelving, leather furniture;
large stock to choose from; savings
UP to 1870. free delivery. MANHAT-
TAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO., 639 New
vnrl
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MISC. WANTED tcont.)

FURNITURE-In good condition; all
kin is household goods. cut glass and
china. MRS. GAY. RE. 1904. 20'
GAS RANGE, apt. size; rug, 9x12.
IA. S034 Sun. and ewes.
GAS RANGES, gas refgr., furniture.
heating stoves. ACME STOVE CO
l011 7th st NV. MA 1862
GOLD-Bring your old gold. platinum.
teeth. discarded iewelry. We pay
cash. A. KAHN. INC IS years
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SAVE 20 TO 500

On entire $4,000 stock of
auto supplies. hardware. tools.
inside and outside house paints,
varnishes. enamels.
kemtOne & Wall-fix Paints
Plumbing and electrical sup
plies. galvanized ash cans,
pals. tubs, garbage cans, fur
mace pipe, garden tools. house
wares, mons. broomS. dishes,
floor waxers and cleaners.
knives and shears. Nothing
reserved. First buyers get
bargains.
PEOPLES HARDWARE
Surplus Store Only
1927 Bladepsburg Rd.. Md,
Open TIL $50 PM.
Friday Till $50 PM.
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REUPHOLSTERING
and chair. reuphol-
stored. labor and material. 500:
workmanship guar, % yrs. in same
establishment. LA FRANCE UP
HOLSTERING. 25o9 14th st. NV.
CO. 1881.
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GUNS

KILN. for firing ceramics. Call LO.
3-8192 -16
LIGHTS-one or two strings outdoor
tree lights. Box 472-J, Star.
NEWSPAPERS WANTED - Highest
prices paid # you cannot deliver
your accumula tions, please phone
NEWsPAPERs WANTEDNHish' prices
paid. ACE JUNK CO. 2220 Georsia
ave. NV, AID. 5457.
OFFICE FURNITURE, all kinds: office
ma. =. any kind; top prices paid.
D! 7372; ewes and Sun. CO. 1925.
PIANOS--Cash for all types. PAUL
GOLIBART, AID. 592S. 15'
PIANOS. highest cash prices paiq1
grands. Cali MR.. BALDI. ST 025O'
PIANO-Two. girls in private home
wish to rent one. If you are con-
sidering storing yours. let US keep
It for you. VIII take good care
Call JU 1928.
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Tol1 nav on10
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ms OpcH SFtllluSS.
American Service Center
5s5 N. Glebe Rd., Arl. ow. 772o
REFGR:; 9 Gu. IT. coldspot, s95 OF
best offer; misc. mod. furn Singer
tral; Sun. and eve, ia. 3712. :
REFGR.. Admiral. : Gu. #. with
fTeezsr f0 sa1 chest; never used; s179
kEhe ssent Elss5rols7 esnd sz5 7s OK suOs 4sss e.
REGISTER AUToGRAPIiIC With sup
plies: like new; So5. Today. CO.
1929: wk., DI. 1872. .1112 l4th Nv
REVOLVER. free pistol, Anschutz. H.
BRoKEKs = 3 SALES CO. 91s { D ST st.
RIFLE. Marlin. 5000, 336A with
slns; adns fired times; SIS, JE. 3
RIFLE. MO. eco Swift. s.MM., KS
Sc sSepe fire. fired ll3 times; $500. CAN
RIFLE. q. s.. 1903 or later. or car
hine and .32 or .3s pistol with short
barrel wanted must be dirt cheap.
sSafi SSesilns -h;p' atoa eapscitstor' dqal
pm, WI $500.
RIFLE, Remington, 30 repeater.
snnss siins aud scope, $50. Locust s.
RIFLE. Krag. 3o-4o. converted Sport
er. excellent condition. $40 or best
offer. Bolt-action shotgun. g gauge
eood ee1 cond.' SIS; air rife, $40.
Fas 5sS Al. Sfia Vi Asn!Rstsr. PsPs brown MS ana
5xle, $3.50. Cali vi 4i65. A@n @i4
RUG. 9x16, carved Wilton. , yrs.
old, $50; porch glider, SIS; kidney
vanity. 81; washer. Sl2. JA. s-7Ssa
NJ -,,I
. ors. unusual piece, about loxl5,
good condition. too large for new
quarters: must sell. $500. Private
y owned. Can be seen at MANOU-
KAN BROS. 1915 Conn. ave. Nv
RUG, 9xl2;, Bigelow; green broad
ioom; I,San GOOD condition; reas. DU.
RUGS. .. fiber. sx1e, excellent con-
dition, 81 each. RA. 67aS.
RUGS, Chinese. new. first quality;
chemlcaily washed; gray, wine or
t99 I've aqua; $500 or best offer. sH.
RUGS, burgundy Wilton; one 9x1e,
one Axe: 3 scatter size, all with
pads. Call OR. o35s or EN-. 4I4s
Rigs; SIosSs blue sxa Fhalstan: list so15 from VI
7;6x4 each, SIS. TIE. 4735. 10
RUGS, real good, 1Oxl5 and 9x12.
both, S135; beautiful; only sliehtly
used: genuine sacrifice co. 1869.
RUGS. Oriental, Saraband, app. l3x
70; $50; two Oriental scatters. S65.
RUGS, domestic and Oriental scat
ters and runners; single beds
table and misc. EN-. 446s.
RUGS. 2. best quality Chinese. 3 it.
by, 3 it., $50 for both; also new
4;6 by s TT. Lees green rug, $50.
RUGS 2, 9x12 Oriental, slightly used.
scatter rugs TO match. Call QUAK-
Err CITY LINoLEUM. ME. 1889.
RUGS, ORIENTAL-Room and scat
ter sizes moderately priced RARE
p7lgS RuG SHOP 24e7 18th st: NV.
rare oriental rugs. contents of en-
tire home, which has Just been
sold; all sizes and colors. Can be
seen. at 4733 Bradley blvd. WI.
1914.
RUGS. l brown. . green. reversible,
1Ox12 Olson rugs, S35 ca. incl.
pad; dble. bed. box spr. and matt,
S23; Hotpoint table model, cleo
stove. S35; Apex elec. refrigerator
S23; Estates gas stove. S25; Thor
wringer-type washing machine, S25.
May be seen Sunday after . pm.
and Monday, 3021 45th st. NV.
RUGS. imported Persian Oriental
design; heavy closely woven for
good wearing: 9x12 S495e: ski
S39.50; other sizes proper priced.
MAYFAIR SHOP 1925 G st NV
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT

ANTIQUE JEWELRY WANTED
THE HOUSE E-OF-GIFT
l43S Wis Ave. NV NO n2nn
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
MOTORS. 1/lOo to 100 h.p.: and re-
duction gear: GAO volts: rewound
exch CARTY 1908 14th NO 0224.
MOVIE PROJECTORS

eACn SAu lOuo Ittu NJ OESf,
MOVIE PROJECTORS
Cameras. Aims. screens. splicers. etc;
top brands; pay 8 to 1S months;
bargains; trade-ins; one-year guar
antee; guide free. BRENNER, 933
Pa. ave. NV, opp. Just. Dept. Park
free. RE. 2434.
model 1900, in excellent
condition; can be seen in daily
operation; mimeograph, model 77B;
folding machine, L. c. Smith type
writer. 26-inch carriage. MA. 1872.
MULTILITH. model so; does beau
tiful pri lting. copies anything, prints
GE, 3759.
model so. counter and
speed control pulley; excel. condi-
ton, Call MRS, VINE, Mon, RE.
handmade. chair
cover, black. FA, 9275. ii
OFFICE EQUIPMENT of all kinds
machines, furniture. adding ma
chimes, hand, elec.. all makes; Bur-
roughs. Victor. Rem. Rand. Corona,
netep e0psSmfter tYpeariters. undeP- AseP
wood, Remington, L. c. Smith.
from $3.50 up; checkwriters from
S22 up; safes, storage and supply
SIS Sic' up: ofce he chairs % from eSSS s3 IRON upi
cash registers at unusual low price;
KardeX files. 4x6; must sell: filing
cabinets, letter, legal. new; used
bookcases; new portable typewriters,
ton, at reduced prices; duplicators.
typewriter tables, desk lamps, waste
baskets, Don't miss that chance,
be first to get the pick Call Sunday.
co. 1925; weekdays. CIRCLE TYPE
WRITER CO., 1112 14th st. NV,
OFFICE FURNITURE - Carnegie
Foundation and Govt. aecy. surplus;
PLENTY WALNUT DESKS. CHAIRS.
110 desks, 365 chairs. lis filing
cabs, rs card cabs. 81 tables or
office. equip. at reas. prices. Free
parking. D. c. SURPLUS SALES,
Eli New Jersey ave n NJ 1R
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YOUTH BED


Excellent condition only. DU. $500,
CLEAN USED FURNITURE = Spot
cash, Call us first before you sell,
LU. 4-5241. Call us any time. II 4
ONE NEW OR USED sheet metal
shear. Is ga. capacity. Ma. oS5l.
ALL KINDS of furniture. pianos,
sewing machines, matt. beds. and
anything you have; Shighest cash
prices; don't sell until you call NO
6040. Prompt service. lie
AM INTERESTED in buying silver
ware. any condition; jewelry. bric-
a-brac, china, glassware, antiques
Dora Krupsaw Milestone.
THE -HOUSE-OF-GIFTS
l43S Wis. Ave. NV. North 0300
Highest Cash Prices
For used spinets consoles and grand
pianos. Call ST. 0250 weekdays;
Sundays. 81 1868
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TAPE RECORDER

TAPE RECORDER
Want 2nd-hand model with tape speed
of ia ft. per second. Mention con-
dition and price. Box ASK. Star.
WATER SOFTENING attachment
Call AK. 0365 after 7:30 pm. 30
WHEELBARROW wanted with pneu-
matte tire); vice, tools. hand power
saw 10. 3-3522
YOUTH BED WANTED. complete wax
birch. Call AP 4126. IA
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REFRIGERATORS

Famous brands sale New models at
record savings. Compare before buy
ing. Open evenings.
American Service Center
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STEEL LOCKERS

excellent condition, with lock and
key, all sizes 50: each in group
3 to s; free delivery. price, 50, per
door. MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP.
CO., 639 New York ave. NV.
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IdIIUS w dIlCeU IUT , , ,
COLONIAL PIANO CO.. MA, 4s70.
RADIO TUNER AM-FM
Viii Duy cash or rent Sundays; also
vented recorders (wire, tape, diSc).
c 4S03
SCRAP IRON, SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. house rags; highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver YOUR
accumulations, please phone us.
WASH; RAG & BAG CO 215 st
SCRAP IRON, SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. house rags. highest prices
paid. If you cannot deliver your ac-
cumulations. please phone US. ACE
JUNK CO, 2230 Georgia ave. NV
AID. 5457
SILVER, antique or ordinary any
condition THE SILVER SHOP. 1881
Wisconsin ave NV, NO 1897
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WATER HEATERS. 8 to 100 gal, and
pairs. cARTY. 1908 l4th. NO. 0224.
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SAVE $40 ON These
Foam Rubber
1925 CHAIRS 1895 SOFAS
49, 17Q.'5
Anniversary Sale
Anniversary Sale Priced

Only the coes furniture deep thick cushions
moulded Goodyear foam rubber Only the costest furniture
has such thick foam rubber padding back Only
during The Hecht Co.'S Anniversary Sale you get costly
furniture for ttle Choose nged crescent lounge
loose powback wing, barrel and ladies' club chairs
Regency crescent shaped lounge Lawson and contemporary
sofas Red green e mateasse and bouce Wing
chair also in print; barrel chair also cotton tapestry
Liutng Furniture Floor Washington;
3rd Floor, Siluer Spring
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Magnificent Table Values!

They're the leather-top tables
you've been hankering for!
They're the lavishly gold-tooled
tables that ordinarily cost so
much more! They're large, inn
pressive looking! Yours for just
1888 during our Anniversary.
Lamp and end tables with mag
azine shelves! Indispensable
cocktail tables. Even multi
purpose step-tables. All have
mahogany finished hardwood
bases. Grab 'em at this price!
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Modern ehcuirs, Sofus
AT ANNIVERSARY SAVINGS

Bought months ago hence
the low prices! Modern biscuit
tufted sofa and matching chair
in sage, green, gray, red rayon
damask, matelasse or frieze.
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KnueBxIe-AFpoa GRaoirs
::::::: :: ::::::: :: &: SO
estryl Lawson back club in green,
gray, red, rayon damask or floral Anniversary
cotton tapestry.
4th Floor Washington; 3rd Floor Siluer Spring
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3-pe. Sectional Sofu
ALL 3 FOR THIS LOW PRICE!

Incredible, this 3-pc. sectional for
59.95! Of heavy Bolatflex plastic
you can actually wash, that won't
chip or peel. Hardwood frames
that are corner r-blocked.
Evening star., 1951-04-08

Occasional Tables 4th Floor The Hecht Co. Washington
3rd Floor SilDer Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
Reds Slug 10 Victory
Over Cardinals, 81
By the Associoied Press

ST. LOUIS. May 26. The
Cincinnati Reds downed the
Cardinals, So, before 1888 fans
tonight with an extra-base attack
led by Connie Ryan. Ted K1us-
zewski and John Wyrostek. Ryan
and Kluszewski each hit homers
Stan Musial drove in the two
Cardinal runs with a homer.
Ryan, whose 11th-inning. grand
slam homer beat the Cardinals
last night, launched Cincinnatis
t12-hit assault on four Cardinal
pitchers tonight with a circuit
blow into the right-center pavilion
with none on in the first inning
He also had two singles.
Kluszewski had two doubles to
go with his fourth-inning homer
and Wyrostek hit a double and
two singles.
Howard Fox went the route fol-
the Reds for his third victory
against two defeats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
Soldier Qualities Car
For Classic Before
Storm Halls Tests
BY the Assoeioied Press

INDIANAPOLIS, May 26.-Rain
and a hailstorm let up long
enough late today for Pvt. Jimmy
Davies of Van Mugs. Calf, to
qualify the 9th car for the 49,
car field in the 500-mile Memoir
ial Day automobile race.
Davies, on furlough from Camp
Roberts, Calf. put the Parks
Ofenhauser into the lineup at an
average speed of 1885 miles an
hour for the 10-mile trial. It is a
new four-cylinder car, owned by
L. E. Parks of Louisville. Miss.
Davies finished 18th in the 1850
race, in a different car.
The rain set in again after Joe
James. also of Van Mugs. had
started fast qualifying run in
the Bob. Estes special, raced last
year as the City of Glendale
James, who never has started in
the $500" was averaging better
than 1875 miles an hour when the
shower closed the track.
Eighteen cars were hauled Out
of the garages in the brief cleal
spell, indicating heavy competi-
ton for tomorrow, last day OIL
the time trials, for the remain.
ing six spots in the lineup.
James will get the first chance
to qualify.
The only other qualifying at.
tempt in the half-hour thu
track was open today was by Bill
Boyd. a newcomer from Pontiac
Mich. in the Lutes Special. HI
averaged under 1877 miles an houl
and his pit crew called him in be-
fore the run was completed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
Browns Leave Cellar
by Edging Tigers, 81;
Dizzy Trout Loser
BY the Associaied Press

DETROIT, May 26.-Bill Ken
nedy hurled eight-hit ball and
Matt Bats slammed his first
homer of the year as the Browns
edged the Tigers, 3 to 2, today and
climbed out of last place in the
American League.
st. Louis moved into seventh
place past Philadelphia as the Az
lost to New York.
Kennedy, a 6-foot-21a left
handler, won his first game al
against one defeat with the helr
of two key doubles by Fred Marsh
Dizzy Trout. veteran Detroit
Highlander, gave up only five
hits in 8Ks innings. but suffered
his fourth loss as against two wins
1t was the fifth defeat in a row fol
the Tigers.
Marsh led off with doubles ii
the first and Fights innings. Hi
scored both times from third or
inf1eld outs. Bats home run If
the ninth put the Browns in front
E3-1.
Outfielder Johnny Groth, start.
ing his first game since he wa,
struck by a pitched ball three
weeks ago. got three hits in foul
times UP and figured in all thu
| Detroit scoring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
Washington-Lee Third
AS La Sale Wins
Rowing Crown
SpeeioI pispoteh to The Sfor

PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-La-
Sale High School of Philadelphia
pushed into an early lead and held
on to win the American scholastic
Ieight-oared championship and two
other national titles on the Schuyl-
kill River today.
Westinghouse of Arlington
Va. the defending champion, fin
ished third in the mile race, a
half-length behind second-place
Ecorse (MichD High and one
length behind LaSalle.
Nutley. N. j., Lafayette of Buff
Ifalo, and Canisius of Buffalo
trailed WI. A light headwind
slowed the winners time to 5:26.2
The race marked the end of the
I"Cinderella" story of Washington
Lees spunky crew, which came out
Iof nowhere two years ago to sweep
the Stotesbury Cup and National
crown. The Little Generals re-
Ipeated in both events last year
but lost in both this year.
Charles j. McIlvaine. jr., son OF
the La Sale High rowing coach
who won the junior singles, and
David Collins and Robert Rogers
in the junior doubles, were La
SALES other winners.
walter M. Hoover, Gross
Pointe, Mich, son of the 1921
United States singles champion,
won the senior singles title by
more than eight lengths in field
of six Preston James. German
town High of Philadelphia, was
second, and Jack McNish, Belle
vile, N. j.. third. .a.4.
Haverford pa School won the
championship tours from five final
lists. Hun School, Princeton, N. J..
1850 champions, finished sixth. St
Andrews School. Middletown. Del.
won the junior fours, West Catho.
lie High and Roxoborough High
lPnllaoelpnla, retained us tlLle II
the senior doubles.
Philadelphia West Catholic wor
the Junior eight title, with Wash.
ington-Lee second, George Wash.
ington of Alexandria, Va, third
Lower Merton of Philadelphia
fourth, and Belleville IN. j. High
fifth.
WI. also took second in the
senior and junior doubles.
PENIS 150-pound varsity, inter
collegiate champions, defeated Cor.
nell 1905 by four lengths in g
postscript to the regatta, and az
a result the crew will make ar
entry in the Royal English Henley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
JETS Downed by JoIters
AS Roller Series Opens
By the Assoeiatsd Press

NEW YORK, May 26. The
New Jersey Jolters defeated the
Washington Jets, 10 to Is, in the
first game of the National Roller
Derby world series before 1867
at Madison Square Garden to-.
night.
The New York Chiefs clipped
the Chicago Westerners, 1928, in
the second game. Billy Bogash
pulled the Chiefs to a smashing
victory by scoring a grand slam
in the last few minutes of the
game.
The Jets went into the lead
early due mainly to a 5-pointer
by Coach Sid Harnesk. The jolt
Iers. defending champions, kept
creeping up on them, caught them
in the sixth period and went or
from there to win.
Carl Payne starred for the
winners. He scored seven points
to lead the field and also was
tops on defense. Harnesk with
his five pointers led the losers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
California Crews Sweep
REGATTA With Wisconsin
BY the Associated Press

OAKLAND, Calf. May 26.-
University of CALIFORNIA; crew
racked up a double victory over
University of Wisconsin today in
their intersectional eight-oar COM
petition on the Oakland Estuary.
The California varsity defeated
the Badgers first-string boat by
one length in the new course
record time of 1925.
Wisconsin was timed in 14:30.2
for the three-mile race. The ond
course record was 1923, set by
University of Washington in 1941.
In the preliminary race. the
California junior varsity hung a
II length defeat on. the visit
ing second shell. The Bears were
timed in 1902 for the three miles
and Wisconsin in 15:48.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
Cubs Beot Pirates in 10th
As Pinch-Hitter Delivers

Chicago, May rs (P.-Pinch-
Hitter Frank Baumholtz's 10th in
ming single supplied the winning
punch in the Cubs 5-4 victory
today over the Pirates before a
crowd of 1880.
Andy Pafko opened the 10th
with double for his first hit
of the game and the seventh Cub
hit off three Pittsburgh pitch
ers-Vernon Law, Bill Werle and
Jim Walsh. Hal Jeffcoat ran
for Pafko. Dee Fondy grounded
out, but Smoky Burgess walked
and then came the rain.
Baumholtz, batting for Jack
Cusick when the downpour sub
sided, singled to score Jeffcoat
with the winning run. But John
ny Kelppstein of the Cubs let in
the tying run in the ninth when
he hit two batsmen and walked
two others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
Virginia Dog Defeats Bongowoy
For Morris and Essex Crown

van Kennels, Oh. Robin Hood
from Norfolk, Mass; Mrs. Edward
P. Alker's Welsh terrier. Oh. Top
fight Template of Twin Ponds:
Mrs. Richard Quigley's Pekinese.
Oh. Fei Jinson of Orchard Hill,
Lock Haven, Pa; and a slim grey
hound. Mrs. George Anderson's
Oh. Porcancady Lily from Glen
head. N. Y.
This years show at Giralda, the
estate of Mrs. Geraldine R. Dodge,
had eight breeds more than last
years. but the entry total fell off
a fraction, 81 dogs less being en-
tered this year.
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Bobby Doerr is a better second
baseman than Joe Gordon. .
But Boudreau teamed with Gordon
lat Cleveland when Joe was past
his prime. -. OF course, the Doerr
hes playing beside now with the
Red Sox isn't as spry as he once
was either.
Players of both major leagues
are chipping in SO cents each for
Ia plaque to be presented to
Baseball Commissioner Happy
Chandler before his term expires
or he retires. Al Evans, the
Iex- Washington catcher. hasn't had
his name in a Boston box score
yet.
Ted Williams has boosted his
batting average So points in two
weeks, chiefly because he's hit
ting to left field Nearly halt
his hits this season have been to
the left of second base and con-
Itinuation of that will force oppos-
ling teams to abandon the exag-
gerated shift employed against
the lean Red SoX slugger.
Sid Hudson won't exhibit his
underhand delivery in his next
couple of starts He'll stick
to sidearm stuff until he's certain
his submarine style won't affect
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81. GabrieI's CY0 Winner
In Extra Inning Battle

Stan Shriver of st. Gabriel's
and Jimmy Bone of Our Lady
of Lourdes hooked up in a pitch.
ing dual with st. Gabriel's tax.
ing 20 extra Inning victory ir
the feature game of the Catho-
lie Youth Organization Junior
League yesterday.
Bone singled to left field after
two were out to send home the
runs in the eighth inning. Each
pitcher gave up only three hits
Other results:
Junior League-Blessed Sacrament, 10
Holy Trinity, /, st. AIMS. IS; St
MM Michael 2; Nativity. IL; st; Joseph
els els de ssles' s; Campus, 70; St; Mar,
Intermediate League-St. Michaefs. Is
BLESSED Sacrament Z: St; Martins. 9
Paurs, z. st. Dominics, 9: St AIMS, o