davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-05-18

SINK TOPS-FORMICA
cPs.em,nfas Fs.e .sts%st., at ..c factory prices.
II. 3-1233; ewes, XII s-es05. 80
SODA FOUNTAIN, bobtaiI, stainless
steel. like new. Gaithersburg 764-J.
SOFA BED. rollaway bed, lime spread.
er; excellent condition; very reason.
able; LO: 3-7163 after 8 pm. -23
SOLyENTs-Msny varieties for paint
sna sf.sr lacquer. g sc.I Reasonable. TO. 1884
sTENoTYPE. late model. reeondi.
TONED. guaranteed, S42.60 OMITTED
TYPEWRITER CO., SIS late q
sIoNE-Beautify your home with
face. The dollar value to your home
Is many times the cost of Bond
stone. Free esti.. 80 mo. to pay. WI.
60S6. CAPITOL CONTRACTING CO;
1919 Bethesda ave. Bethesda, Nd,
SURPLUS TOOLS
sh0yss9' ss45 81 sSi assia: i.''Ssl: SsE:
SURPLUS Warehoase. s5is MtHaT. Y St. nv.
r5ELsvIsIoN 5IvesI !sgS,.s SETS 4, n Up g 4oT %;
years models slashed Many foof
samples samples and demonstrators Prss
ogas .ass as90nssfrt''n ass soEa, EE;i, AsP isF:
HHcE luce ..cS00So c0S 1911 Nichols ave Sc.
TELEV. SET. Emerson. 10 in: new
Elgin vacuum cleaner, new Smith
balls, Graphiex Camera and fiash,
effects. First come gets it. ri.
rsI 5l1I yist After 6 Pm. .., .2o'
&l ss ss9 $50 'rs e. sgas: ss:
TELEVis1oN. A' RcA modern. DO blond
sseso Ssed Cost e s45S 3d. vii sst. ssab n.yfr sf
rEIEv1sIoN-some 1850 models q,
big discounts; also 1881 models;
s.vays and ls-inch sets srestiy
REDUCED; Iona. easy terms. calI "a
ton. '0J fRfs RSAp so%' 2 s6Ng dsmonss1.; s;s
TELEyIsIoN. ,'51 demonstrators: Big
sssyings; trade and terms. p q.
sM1TH; rs;os6 p q s. 1914 H st. ne.
rV Isl TABLE MoDLE ADM1RAL-1s
in. or IL, 3 mo. service. good operat-
ing cond. $500 cash. AD. 54e1 after
$50 am. -1S
THINNER-Many kinds. Reasonabls.
10 1884 after 12 noon. 80
TIRES. 1 new black S00x15 Goodrich
Silver Town tires and tubes. Price.
500 for set. ST. 1886. is
TOOLS. power lawn mower, sharp.
ener and motor: furnace blower.
g90 good 5a,s shape, Also misc, tools. Cali
TUXEDO. Size a5. ss5; also corn comet
King. $50. VI. 724S. lis
TYPEWRITER, Royal portable, do
iuxe model. new; reasonable. DU.
rYPEWRIrER, L. c. SMITH. sp.e,.,
$32. so; UNITED TYPgWRITER Coz
TYPEWRITERS - Ideal graduation
gift sale new Underwood port
ables. $50: liberal trade-in allow.
ance CENTRAL. 2019 l4fh 81,
NV HU 5121.
TYPEWRITER. Rem. Rand, portable;
excel. Sond used about so days;
TYPEWRITERS-Rent q new port
able typewriter; !$12 for 8 mos.
Rental will apply on purchase.
CENTRAL. 2o19 14th st. NV.
vAcuUMs. clearance: Hoover, s1a:
Premier. 14:50;, Eureka, S12,50:
Eureka tank was $40 80. som now nv, S5ss,29; ~;
others. 3S12 Lee hwy. CHI. 4ai4.
Evening star., 1951-05-18
DOORS

DOORS
New. All Sizes, 50 Each
ACE WRECKING co.
1909 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-050O lis
DUPLICATOR. stencil type. 5000.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO s13
l4th st nv
FANS, electric, all standard makes,
bought, sold and exchanged. Fans
creased and cleaned Servicing
electric fans for over IS Yrs. Phone
RE. 1927. SUPERIOR LOCK a.
ELECTRIC CO., l410 l. st. n.w.-3l
FANS-Make your own. use your mo-
tor, we furnish the blade. GRIGSBY.
1904 K NV.
FAN, heater unit; EIectromode, IL
brary table, oval mahog. student
desk, oak; console radio. UN. 2305.
FAN, window type, Homart, 2O-tnch
blade, practically new, $35; 2
speeds. DE. 1863 ewes. 80
Evening star., 1951-05-18
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, 20 s1n.s ,cPA; IS years diver
ssition II private industry. Box
CHEF ThR7A MsatSslAiGER MsatSslAiGE for hotel nsa restsu-
rant, club; excellent references; per
pRaFTNpsrs RansrI 12S tSsR time s'i5 Eect9onc 2on
ience. NA. os1z, co. 1928. ois eps'
GARDENER, married. no children,
desires house. with facilities. Ex-
perienced gardens. lawns. shrubbery
Good references. Box 446-B. Star.
HOTEL MAN desires position in ho-
tel. .sa club or restaurssnt; long hootel
MASTER PLuMBER desires position
eumSlRRs or Ssssae He Se oM Sas'Rsa 4go
MEN AVAILABLE for employment odd
Jobs, yard work, wall washing, paint
INV lng, h0Yss Qpssv vcleanins: a lps ste; SALIVA
sTESot.Ss t.SssEcy.. good educ. -ss sale.
YOUNG MAN. B.c.s. degree, mar
ried. public accounting experience.
ofs ms ober ans pesaes ae
manent. Box Alb, Star. 49,
YOUNG MAN. high school grad.
seeks part-time work daily from l
O'Clock: can type, IB.M. experience
YoTNG MARRIED MAN with family:
fully exper.. in all phases Of meat
business, buying, merchandising.
etc. wants good opportunity in that
field. preferably in buying dept of
and is well known to ali jobbers and
meat packers serving local area.
VIII sell his business II right oppor-
tunity comes along. For more infor-
nation. write Box S5-C. Star.
Evening star., 1951-05-18

KEFGR;; y Gisd ~ eg. r.; brand new: new:
fd' Anna Lee lists Falls Church.
REFERS, recond.. guar: new vi fioor
REsTAHRANT1S 1SS4 EouifMEhNr's hP n s-eoSG; sass
fountain fountain sandwich unit, lo-stool
@counter @ loft: display case COM
sinks. cash register, meat siicer.
don. ow., s61ss. ssS'Ana ST. oa6 c-2Ien-
RINGS-Wedding set, Ia perfect cut
~ Ct, bought Tor $500. Ss6i So sell anq foq
ested ae Gait ca RE E Ssss ssss t. To-. BE- sDprs
RoLLFAsT (girl's), columbia tboy's,.
SAFEoRD Ss4 sSS7 dolssSle Ssi fd sR sii:
fec. cond,; Numdah rug, 6xe with
q throw rug. Call 10. S-2063.
RUGs-eBrand.new broadloom. exl5,
S35; 9xl2. $50; rare bargain; must
RGGs, is mpuins ln,pe,,.s CO. ,.5:,.a 5ss9. o.,.,,
design; heavy closely woven foS
saw. portable. electric Black Z psees: (:
house 10 0iaesi ssiss n;ia sfs.r to ss11s %.
SCREEN WIRE. aluminium and bronze.
sIrc 81 sizss' at.,Is2 at Is2o wilson blvd.
sEWNkGE sEEWwfkER M4cHiER MLUMRER u s;ne.l 4l2s4
!Gs1y 9Ssh st. sgo ny Ex ~Sasls' ss44 $50 Sls
SEWING MACHINE. New Home port
ape never unpacked. cost $3.50: sen
Sl4o. ouantico 1000. Ext. 1865.
SEWING MACHINE. Kenmore con.
sole round bobbin. reverse stitch.
all attachments including button
holsr; l year old; s1oo. ov. s5s2.
-19
MACHINEs-specials. Reg
ular S159.6 new. round bobbin
ss So ass Wsiss aoa aos.rs s.'qEsss sSeS ony
$16s.5 SO; singer portables At saw saw
SEWING MACHINES. used electric
poTsables from s10 to $50. SINGER
sHWiNa s.T,. MA. MAeHlNE eis4l CO.. 1910 g st.
sale ! 90 or rent rent, we also sieetriiy al
6 sIoS 14th St nv 'co. 2s2i
S1uBST DOHLADl
round bobbin, "a size, SAG so: bssn,
THU console. S159.5O value for
S119.50: tailor machine, 31-i5; elec-
trify, your old mach, $3.50, 3Si2
g Lee hwy, CHI. 4914. is
SEWING MACHINE SALE-singer
port. S24 30 up; new I'd. bob. with
reverse. S79. Big discount on new
l2l6 H st. ne. TR. 6S4l. so
Representations: hundreds of
stSles-men. women, children, Out
ft your family in famous brand
shoes = -Lavalle. Valley. De Liso.
Sbicca. Paradise, Jarman, Roblee.
Edgerton, Edwards, Play-Poise. etc.
Many hard --to-tind sizes: save up Ia
% per cent or more LIEBERMAN.
INC, 3412 14th st. NV. End fioor.
Open 10 am. to 8 pm. To. 252i.
SHOWCASES. eft. adjustabl. shely..
sslestrtcally lighted, like new: cost
ton st;, Hyattsville Md -i9
IS OUR BUSINESs-Bond.
stone. J. M. asbestos shingles In
sul6ric. wood SHINGLES: free esti-
tracing CO.. 1sia Rethssds
aye, Bethesda; ND.
SINK, new, double: Kitchenkraft, 66.
inch. $50. WI. 5202. Ia
Evening star., 1951-05-18

PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work: estimates free. Call MR.
BECKETT MI 0o30. Do 4O53
PAPERING. 5-rm.. 2-story. hall house.
Low as Ss5; white mechs.. good
workmanship. TU. o216 after s.
pAPERING-Larse Or small Jobs: res-
INC sos Penna. ave. Sc. TR.
1888. Ii. 3-5670. 80
PAINTING - For neat
clean work at reasonable prices
PAINTING. expert work
by top mechanics. lowest prices.
GREEN DECORATING CO.. GE.
PAPERING, PAINTING and floors re-
finished. decorating; all work guar ;
complete line Of exclusive paper to
select from; Hu. 5646. 10
PAPER HANGING. painting. white
mechanic, 20 yrs. exper.; do own
work. lookout, MI. O0eO. 80
PAPER HANGING, painting. plaster
Ing; special price this week. GE.
1856, GE. 1905. Call ALEGAND.
PAPER HANGING. 81 up Der room,
1851 washable sunfast papers; work
guaranteed EE A0S2 HE 0A61
Evening star., 1951-05-18
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

C0OK-H0USEMAN Leaving town
for summer. Wish to place my good
cook and houseman. Middle-aged,
sober. colored man. Call WI. 9lT4
after 5 pm. 19s
GIRL. colored. desires days work
cleaning in apt, ironing. ME. 56S7.
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w., &
days a week. VI. 0l53. I9s
Evening star., 1951-05-18
Observation-Disclosures

Velocipedes
BSA English nghtweight racers with
twist grip, gear shift. 3 speeds,
green. blue and maroon colors. Fl
had adies ?safa dn5 s5sso s5sqss Bsa RsRs sss snd
Weisht Juvenile a4-inch Wheel.
coaster and hand brakes. safest bike
made; .S49.5O. All sizes Rollfast
and Columbia bicycles. $3.50 up:
all size velocipedes, $3.50 to 500 95:
bicycle parts, accessories and expert
repair; good used bikes at bargain
prices. BLALOCK CYCLE CO., Sl17
Ga. ave. Sil Spg. SH. 605O Across
from B. & o. station. Open Friday
and Monday evenings. Free parking
BOILER, 5 h.p,. Mckee gas boiler
sonabie. AP. $500. 7:30 to 6. is
BOOKS, complete set Of Ebert Hub
bard's Little Journeys and misc.
writings, with bookcase. S25. RA.
sRiCks. face and common, an,
1gantity PENEsYLysAAH1A BUILD
sRfcKsRFas: Mc s1rFLY; aas R; sSg9; sSnmon. a, !.
co.a Gt,n0R; IA AAssA ssss oT SoAh 7soo SsD sRlch
BUILDING MATERIAL
Just received new shipment Of close
coupled toilets. built-in tubs. basins,
ETC.: large quantities of sheetrock,
gypsum siding, asbestos board. Visit
our yard and save money.
A. B. c. D. CORP,
1881 Jefferson Davis Highway. Arl.,
OF S755. -27
Evening star., 1951-05-18
FLAGSTONE WORK


Stone, cement walks. steps and
porches; and tile drainage. ANGELO
MARCUCCIo. sH. 1859.
FLOORS SANDED ana ffnished: old
FLOOR SERVICE WA i1ze
REPAIRING. refnish-
diLBERT pEAkE, IA. 400. AS.''csfi caii
FURNITURE REFINIsHING. RE-
PAIRS; scars removed; upholstery;
FURNIfuRE fGnf e in0P REFTSisfHING HSi f9sS; We
make 1t look like new; reasonable
PAINTER. inside and outside paint
ing. Reasonable prices. free esti-
mates. WADE. ME. SS35. 2Os
PAINTING-For a JOB well done at Q
p.{x1;Sa ~ 7;sS!s attsE p.Prs3Sgp. S;3s pm. 30
workmanship: work done immedi-
psIaT,Na sislyi Mr.. pppA5 PoATi iS5 &c. 5s4s; 2s'
residentisl satastisd sustemers 25 b
PAINTING AND PAPERING-For q
good Job at o low price, call Mr.
XIX, SH. 4771. 80
PAINTING. PAPERING, ROOF WORK,
carpentry. floor finishing. mason
work and remodeling. RE. 1891
PAINTING. PAPER HANGrNGC1st.
class work: guaranteed: free esti-
mates WO 0404 -00
Evening star., 1951-05-18
CAMERA REPAIR

Movie equip. tforeign or domestic)
BRENNER. 933 Penna. ave. NV.
CARPENTERNG, plastering. cement
new ns ons e. Fos59osseei1Rffi $685. WffiLaM Rai
CARPENTRY OF ALL KINDS, on CON.
tract basis Mr. LAWRENCE. RIA
9703.
CARPENTRY, cabinet work, remodel
ing and repairs. general contract
ing. ST. 64S8. 2Os
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electricaIl,
raEor-kleened or no charge. ROTO.
ROOTER, phone RA SSSS any day
any night
ELECTRICAL INsTALLATIoNs-Re. Re
pairs short circuits; small Jobs done
tmmed. Call RA. 1922, any time.
%
FENCE - Galvanized chain link. MI
posts n concrete: Immediate erec-
tion." Get the best for less; 80
months to pay. Phone HO. 6SS3:
evenings and Sunday. NO b62S
Evening star., 1951-05-18

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT
US AS WE GUARANTEE YOU saw
ING OF 20G TO 500 ON NEW
SAMPLE CLOSE OUTS-LOOK AT
THESE BARGAINS: Maple or nah.
dinette table and leaf and 4 chairs.
oak table. leaf and chairs, was
S99.50, now S6750; genuine nah.
corner cabinet, was S1095O. now
S74.50: finest quality nah. Duncan
Phyfe drop-leaf table, was $50. so,
now S44.50; fine NAH. 9-piece din.
room set, with credenza buffet and
china, was S475. now $329.50.
to mention.
OPEN THURSDAY TILL 9 PM.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th st. NV, EX. 6742
The Sample Bargain st Z of Wash.
Evening star., 1951-05-18
PIANOS

come to CAMPBELL MUSIC Co.
where you will find q large display
of new and used Steinway pianos
Come in and make your selection
now Liberal allowance for your
piano Convenient terms may be
arranged for the balance. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO.. 110s G st. NV.
DI S464. Washington's Exclusive
SteinWay dealer 10
Evening star., 1951-05-18
MIscL. FOR SALE tcont.,
AIR CONDTTTONERS

950-1951 national brands; window
units: factory crates. 5-year war
renty. Pay cash: best price in town.
FRANKS TV OF D, c., I'll 9tn
st, NV. ME 14S2 ID
Evening star., 1951-05-18

sIANOS BALDWIN Acrosonic sptnet
and console modela Baldwin de-
signed, Baldwin built, BALDWIN guar
anteed Embodies features Of small
grand and upright; full resonant
tone Baldwin patented full-hlow
in wide selection Of eye-appealins
cases in mahogany, walnut. light
OAK, avodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO wORCH
925 q st. NV.
Established 1879
Evening star., 1951-05-18

Furniture Unpainted
Stock. and made to order. Weekend
specials. Is per cent reduction on
our entire stock. Bookcases, chest Of
Open Mon, Tues, sat. 81: Wed,
Thurs. Fri. 9-9; Sunday. lis.
The Implanted Shop
One Of the most complete selections
of implanted furniture in Washing
ton. 926 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE.
Evening star., 1951-05-18
BUILDING MATERIAL
BUILDING MATERIAL
USED
YTNfnEp GT0rd

10000 It. h.-w. radiation It.
Barrack-type stoves - SIS
Ain. cast-iron pipe --e0c IT..
Lavatory basins SIS
10000 IT. ha-in. plywood --15c 50. IT..
Double hung windows $40 complete
Oak flooring, perfect condition.
Stat doors S10
vanized pipe, boilers. windows and
doors. complete with frames and
many other items. to ill your build
ing needs.
We also. carry complete line Of
new building material. One trip to
ACE will save time and money.
ACE WRECKING g.
MATERIALS co.
40o2 Minnesota Ave. NE. LU. 4-o5OO.
Evening star., 1951-05-18
PIANOS

Rent q piano. Now Is the time to
get that piano you have been think
ing about. Come in and make your
selection now from our large stock
of new Grands. Consoles and Spinets
and have the instrument you would
like to own delivered to your home
on our famous RENTAL AL-PURCHASE-
PLAN. Come In or phone US for
further details. CAMPBELL MUSIC
CO.. ll0S G st. NV. DI, 24f4. ia
Evening star., 1951-05-18
DINING ROOM.

DINETTE SET drop leaf table. 4
chairs. china cabinet. DU. 2214.
after 8 m -18
Evening star., 1951-05-18
INsTRUc. coURsEs Cont. !,

MODERN TRAINING In beauty cul.
ture; all subjects taught, Approved
classes WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
LEGE. 1910 q st NV. DI. 1852.
ACADEMY of Broad
casting, 1898 10th st. NV. >.
Get a job in radio or television
Almost every graduate last year now
holds a worthwhile job in broad
casting. Write for folder. Jobs In
Radio" DE. $3.50. -19
Evening star., 1951-05-18

Dining Room Set, 7.Pc., Mahogany
Dinner Set. Bavarian
Television. Emerson Table Model
Stemware. Misc. EN-. 665S
Evening star., 1951-05-18
PIANOS

We have several floor sample and
used spinets and consoles for sale at
very reasonable prices. These ipstru-
ments are all fully guaranteed.
Prices range from S495 up; liberal
allowance for your piano. Easy bud
get terms may be arranged. CAMP
DI, S464. 10
Evening star., 1951-05-18
BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WALKS, patios, porches
and fireplaces. JU. 7-6929. 80
Evening star., 1951-05-18
BUILDING MATERIALS
BUILDING MATERIAL

See US for Crossley awning type alu-
minum windows: new. close coupled
toilets, basins, built-in tubs. etc.;
plenty of parking space. A. B. c. b.
CORP, 1881 Jefferson Davis hwy,
Arlingtnn Va Otis 2rHk on
Evening star., 1951-05-18
TELEPHONE
INVESTIGATOR

For credit investigation work. some
fling, typins pref. but not essential;
Vacation, ins.. disqualification and
bonus. Apply in person, r. Prizes.
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP. 3237
u aua % Nd
Evening star., 1951-05-18
WASHERS

Automatic and wrinser types at real
savings; check our prices. Open ewes.
American Service Center
5S5 No. Glehe rd., Arl., Va. oW. 7722.
Evening star., 1951-05-18

TWO DlpIomaClc Agcy.S Proc'
Lge. assortment desks. tables, chairs,
bookcases. files, costumers; recond.
Priced right. Free parking on prem
ises. D. c. SURPLUS SALES, 81
New jersey ave. NV. Ii. 7-9S10.
Evening star., 1951-06-08
BY the Assoeiased Press

DETROIT, June 8. - Sports
Editor Lyall Smith Of the Detroit
Free Press said today that Bill
veeck is within a pitch and a
putt" of getting a $750,000 loan
from a New York bank to finance
his intended purchase of the st.
Louis Browns.
Smith said Veeck, former owner
of the Cleveland Indians. is so
confident the deal will go through
that he has arranged to bring
Joe Gordon back from the Pacific
Coast League as his manager.
Gordon. now managing Sacra-
mento, was long time star with
the New York Yankees before
Veeck acquired him for the In
dians in trade involving Pitcher
Allie Reynolds.
Smith said the New York back
ing was needed by Veeck to clear
up final details for the Browns
purchase from their present own
ers, Bill and Charley Dewitt
Smith also said he had learned
that Veeck turned down offers o1
financial support from West Coast
sources which were interested ir
having the American League team
transferred to California.
The Free Press sports editor, 9
close friend of Veeck, said that il
and when the purchase is con.
Evening star., 1951-06-08
Rain HaIts Matches
Until Tomorrow in
Mid-AtIantic Golf
By MerrelI WhittIesey
StoF Stuff Correspondent

TOWSON, Md, June 8.-The
49th Middle Atlantic Amateur
Golf championship was set back
today when steady rain forced a
postponement of the quarterfinal
and semifinal rounds.
The round of eight will be
played tomorrow morning and the
semif1nals tomorrow afternoon,
with the 36-hole final moved back
to Sunday.
Washington has produced the
Middle Atlantic amateur goli
champion six of the last sever
years in the oldest tournament II
this section, but the District domi.
nation was threatened with Balti.
more outnumbering the visitors
60, in the quarter finals. All Vir-
ginians had been eliminated.
Ralph Bogart. winner Of 10
straight Middle Atlantic amateur
matches, including the title the
last two years, and Col. Jimmy
Wilson of Prince Georges alone
remained of the II District
amateurs who qualified for match
play
Both Bogart and Wilson are
hopeful of more success in this
championship than in the last
one at Baltimore, where they were
the District hopes. That was in
the Maryland amateur last year,
when all Washington players ex-
(See GOLF. Page C-3.)
Evening star., 1951-06-08

to remember Brecheen In 1885, field
ager Brecheen almost sngle-handedy beat
Boston in the World Series.
The Cat all three games in which he pitched In 20
innings he famed II Red Sox and walked only ve He had
williams his hip pocket Yet during the regular season
Brecheen only had 1915 record
CHE HAD THE MARK of great in the 1s46 Series"
Cronn reminded other pitchers had stuff
faster, but better under
pressure"
Coming from any else, this might nothing
than routine observation But from Cronn might well be
tpo that the Red sox front Office is fed up with all foam
and no beer.
Individually and collectively has been of the
hitting ball clubs many Last six
better than 800 seventh player Billy Goodman
the League batting title with 1854 although not
orally considered regular The only two regulars who missed
the 300 class vern Stephens with 295 and Bobby Doerr with
.294 drove la and 120 runs, respectively.
The Red sox had average of 3o2 full 20 points
higher the and Tigers whom they railed in the
league standing They had 3Opont margin over the best
batting club the National League Brooklyn They scored
exactly 200 during the season than the Dodgers
BUT IN ADDITION to leading all in hits and total
base the Red had another distinction dubious
They also topped all left base What's
more. their 1850 feats didn't bear close inspection.
Playing in Fenway Park against the three weakest clubs
league their mopping the
Athletics I'll in row. the Browns do out OF I'D and the
White out of 0 But the road notably in New York
and Cleveland they not particularly awesome Against
the Yankees and Indians they took only OF % games away
from Fenway.
This season. after a typcaly start they looking
better They'd begun show signs Of handling the Yankees
winning five out Of But trip they've
little. Until DiMaggo hitting safely in his 9th
straight game drove two beat the Tigers last
night they'd lost five in a
IF YAwFkEY and Cronin are running out Of patience
understandable It's been nearly 18 since Yawkey bought
the Boston franchise spent millions players
and scouts In return the Red sox have single pennant
this the Yankees have 10 and the Cardinals
noted for their balance the Red Sox have been
better this year They've IS Of their q from
three clubs-he Mats Athletics and Browns This scarcely Is
the mark of a club destined to win pennant.
They could still take it all They'd better, too Cronins
remarks are properly interpreted.
Evening star., 1951-06-08
BY the As.eeiatsd Press

NEW YORK, June 8.-College
athletic ranks threatened to split
wide open today if Notre Dame
decides to join the University of
Pennsylvania in ignoring the Ma
tional Collegiate Athletic Associ-
atoms ban on unrestricted tele-
vising of home football games.
The Notre Dame Athletic Board,
composed of seven faculty mem
bers and Fred Steers and Judge
Roger Kiley of Chicago, met today
to consider the problem that has
been high in college athletic dis
customs since the 1850 decline In
attendance.
Informed sources said the coun-
|cil probably would decide to tele-
wise the four home games at
South Bend, Ind, but might de-
lay a decision. In that event, q
committee probably would be
named to survey the situation.
Irish Have Four Home Games.
Notre Dame plays Indiana
Southern Methodist, Purdue and
Iowa at home. The Dumont net
work has carried Norte Dame
home games the last two years
The university was said to have
received $185.0oo for the Tv rights
last season.
II Notre Dame joins Penn in
breaking away from the NCAA
plan OF televising only one ma
!or game weekly in various Sec
lions OF the country, then Army
may be expected to join the re-
volt.
col. Orrin c. Kreuger. Army
Evening star., 1951-06-08
Notre Dame TeIevision Decision
Awaited AnxiousIy by NCAA

graduate manager of athletics,
said the Military Academy may
put its own games on the screen
IF everything breaks wide open" !"
Army has a gridiron date with
Penn at Philadelphia's Franklin
Field November II.
Meantime, the NCAA answered
Penn's defy in a presidential rul-
ing that Penn is "a member not
in good standing" The ruling
was announced jointly by DR..
Hugh C. Willett, association pres
ident from the University of
Southern California, and Secre-
tary-Treasurer Kenneth L. (Tug)
Wilson, who also is Big Ten COM
missioner.
The effect of the ruling is that
Penn will not be permitted to COM
pete in any NCAA-sponsored
events. The edict. however, does
not apply to football games.
DR.. Willett said yesterday the
associations 17-man policy-mak-
ling council would move to termi-
mate Penn's membership at its
January convention in Cincinnati.
Penn Seems Unconcerned.
But Penn athletic officials did
not appear worried over the
|NCAA action. A university spokes-
man said the ruling actually will
have small effect because its ath-
letes are not expected to figure
prominently in NCAA-sponsored
events during the rest Of the aca-
Idemic year.
1--WE hope the situation will be
changed at the membership meet
(See TEL ,EVISION. Page C-3.)