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Evening star., 1951-05-17
LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE
PENTAGON REALTY co
Fairfax 396-Fairfax 736

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QUAINT ACREs-Just listed; over an
sfNars sfFs f1csiit5: & e.. SssH sH. 4544. fs: fs
HOMESITE. natural two lots. approx.
a acre, fruit trees. dogwood; good
sf Hf sst W, and nd@e sua n1tsF $50 vssfss:sy''
CoNGREss Hi iHE1iSGHHars s.E.-4 lots;
zoned for apts.; all Improvements
in: nr. Bofting Field; $1,000 cash.
y l. TooMEY' Jr" Realtor. RE,
RIGGS RD. 20 acres: city water.
close to D. c.; priced at $1,000 per
acre: terms arranged. CHARLES P
D1EHL. WA. 4041 or GE. 1888.
ts) s5-AcRE ADJOINING TRACTS
with tenant house and barn on
Falls I'd. bet. Rockville and Potomac;
sas.5oo each. Owner. ' WI. sss1:
PRINCE GEORGES CO., e1st st.,
North Woodbridge. choice lot, -60x120
deep; all utilities; fruit and shade
trees: $4,000. w. w. LEWIS. Real
i11 sH sfffSa SftG Svsi neef uS Pse5s eSeS Mi
sell quickly. OWNER, 81. 1859;
$50 DOWN will buy a ls-acre lot on
Colesville rd., past Silver Spring:
price, $1,000 RA. goo.
IN d. c., south of R. I. ave. ne. lust
vest OF South Dakota ave; two So
smbers I tra9tafes or sgtsSe eaeS tS5 Thst: P
lots are wooded and level. MA
sIL2SER spRING-corner commercial
lot; 1900 So. it.: large 4-bedroom
tFame s5st too6 hosfe' sI 4559 slks' from Heehsss s
BUILDERS - No. Arl. .-5e choice
lots ready for building. Excel, loc,.
good terms. OWNER. ia. 2-5575
no brokers.
NEARLY AN ACRE: ! mi. from
High elevation, 17O-ft. frontage. city
water, telephone and electricity, tall
shade trees. owner, i'll, must sell
oer vEsEoN nf1e n fyEea Ssaa Ssb sshD
SONS, Llncolnia, va, AL. 5000.
lClosed SundaysD
$50. SIS MO. "springvale" near
Lge. corner homesite with beautiful
stream and towering shade trees.
$500; VERNON N. LYNCH y
SONS, Llnconla, va, AL. 69O6.
(Closed Sundays.)
ia ACRES. overlooking grazing land
beautiful home site and high eleva-
ton, for excellent TV or amateur
radio. $1,000. Call OV. 2294. all
day Saturday and Sunday; week
days, to 10 pm. go
CHOICE LOTS in Hillcrest Gar
dens. Phone 8 to 4. MI. 3267. ga
CONN. AVE.-5 acres. 35O-ft. front.
Ripe for house DEVELOPMENT Eve
phone Mr.. Woodwell, IA. 5469. L.
T. GRAVATTE, Realtor, 1913 K st.
SITE For sUBDIvIsIoN-2e acres,
near Annandale, in a fast develop
ing area; wooded. well drained;
ley hwy, 15 min. to Pentason. can
Mr.. Honnold, ia. 4-O550; ewes,
FA. 70SS, with w. B. WRIGHT.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
STORES FOR RENT

64.4 GA. AVE-. between Super A&P
and bank; 15x35; very populated
location. JACK CoOPERSMITH RE
LEE HwY.-corner store. approx.
30xS0. IN lge. shopping center in
whole or in part; grocery store. drug
store. dry ceaner and beauty par
Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN &
CO, Realtors. 1415 K st. NV. ME.
1st AND NEW YORK AVE. NV
Large corner store, 4 plate glass
display windows; approx. 30x30;
smaller store in same area also
available. Apply LEO NJ BERN
STEIN 4 CO. Realtors. 1415 K st.
1905 18th ST. N.W.-Beautifully re-
modelled: approx. 17x62, with base
pawnbroker, music shop, etc; $3.50
W. NJ BERNsTEfN 5ssi SrSu & Co, Realtors,
1415 K st. NV. ME. 5400.
NEAR NEW General Accounting Of
fice-1st-f floor store, approx. 22xoO;
@ additional space in in ln basement; sns soor z
equipped as restaurant. Immediate
occup. Reasonable rent. Apply LEO
NJ: BERNSTEIN EN- & CO., 1415 x st.
Iith AND H SITS. NE.-store and
sp, a61vs foT aIrRRAca Rny Sqsness eo uII 81
DIEsSIiR;ABBIE ISi; B STORE a5'x5o' in busy
MARYLAND community. Call oWo.
7Si4 SIsV GEORGIA AVE. N. w.-store
for rent 25x60 it; GE. 1883.
Ssmt sea. sr Sis no I1ss s'fSe REALTS trs
co 1918 10th st. NV RE, 1894
OXON HILL, MD, 1858 Livingston
$7,xeo| asphalt tile florins;I auog. ]
poss. Consult MT: Jenkins. SHAN
NON & LUCHS CO.. Realtors. 1905
H st NV MA. 2345.
NEW SHOPPING CENTER being COM
40th and oelethorpe st. ia. 5474
sToRG. ia Florida ave. NV; looes
SIs5 mo. OWNER. RA. 1924. DU
sTeodRsEiRooM, sTTeodRsEiRoo large. suitable for bak-
1!.sa !.ssa,i 1ifS aHS0 ST. foDs N.W.spsplay " room
with large window. 2 .ofacss. work.
fn9D of :to4ss 2ssr FRHNk Nth NJ 5nf 9l
D1. 3434. WO 4153 17'
9"3 N. Y. AVE. N.W.-One story, ap.
prox 15x45. suitable for once OF
any type Of business; 500 mo
MILTON F: RUPERT. 1911 K st
NV, DI. 5ol5; ewes, EN-, 5,4o7
100. 9Th ST. N.w.-vacant store
approx 1000 # A. space and lge
storage bSmt,: S145 mo. RAYMOND
r. RUPERT. 1917 7th st. NV. ST
S4S4. -19
stores; % min. D. C. All others
rented. 9Ox60 IT. Cali JU. 7-so91
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BUSTER BROWN
2212 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
$15,500
CT APPROVED

Three-bedrm Colonial home: liv. rm.,
din. rm., lge. equipped kit, full
bsmt., gas heat; situated on lot 50x
125 and located only l blk from
Wilson blvd, near Clarendon buSi-
ness center. This home has been
completely renovated and redec-
GRATED. For complete information
and appointment to inspect. call
YEONAS REALTY
GIL. 2100 Realtor OK. 124a
Evening star., 1951-05-17
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

STORE WITH BsMT.. large 2nd-fioo
apt; 422 9TH st. s.w.; first CONNER
cial; SIG, 900; possession with settle
ment. Brokers coop. DI. 1015 till
3 pm; ewes. and Sun, DE. 5I1S.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC. is
LARGE RESTAURANT and tourist
rooms, with beer and liquor on sale,
near intersection of . State high
ways, very good location for tourist
and shore trade; a real money
maker. Investigate today. CHARLES
P. DIEHL, WA. 4041. -17
MODERN, heated. brick garage-60-
car capacity plus outside parking
space; vicinity 25th and Que SITS.
NV; with or without Govt. lease;
act quickly Also bldg lot for sale
in GEORGETOWN. Call OWNER, TIA
1853, between z and 10 am. and
IDEAL LOCATION for modern motor
COURT near Washington; Baltimore
Washington blvd; Zoned and plan:
already made: terms; owner leavinc
city. Gail Mr.. HINES, OW. PISS.
yALUABLE LOT, excel. comm. pos
sibility. zoned for apis; can pro
duce immed. income; adjacent te
lge. shopping center. Call Mr.. Cum
mines. IA. 1924.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
81. 3010 til 9 pm.
BUSINESS PROPERTY
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STOCK FARM
DAIRY FARM

Frederick County. Approx. $50 acres;
Washington-ty type barn; averase milk
check, S1,400. Price S105, 900 incl.
all equipment and registered herd
This Is going business. Not an
estate. Exclusive with GEORGE w.
ROBERTSON, Realtor, 1882, Wis
ave, Bethesda, WI. s267. Ewes. Col.
Pane nD
Evening star., 1951-05-17
Ocean Beach, Md.
On The
Atlantic Ocean
ONLY A LIMITED NUMBER OF
LOTS AVAILABLE AT
$3.50

The last and the verv best of the
now being offered for community
DEVELOPMENT.
Only at OCEAN BEACH can you buy
SO close to Washington, cottage sites
Of approximately one-half acre for
the amazingly low price of $3.50.
See for yourself how at OCEAN
sea, combined by the wondrous
artistry of nature. have created a
beautiful wonderland of restful re-
iaxation. Take this delightful drive
r4dav: ,Isav.s See II the wides. and best
Ocean Beautiful. large haifeacre
sites can be yours for the rest of
your life for only $3.50 IS75 down.
$40 monthly Choice Commercial
sites are also available.
May we invite you to enjoy a dav at
OCEAN BEACH. Bring the whole
family for a sprinstime picnic and
outing right on the Atlantic Ocean.
Enjoy. day of healthful relaxation
on the sunny sands Of OCEAN
How to reach OCEAN BEACH, MD.
from Washington: Take U. s. Route
so through Annapolis to Chesa-
'eake Bay ferry. follow q. S. Route
80 through Cambridge. Salisbury
and Berlin, Md. Continue on U. S.
Route 80 flve miles then turn right
on Route 611 to OCEAN BEACH.
2anresentst tive ON property every day
until dark. For deta tailed rortn map
movies Of the hesc'' and p1d't'ana'
'nforma ton. como in to th- offic>
t7day. Reservations taken in tho of
i"c at current prices, subject to later
'nspection.
LEON ACKERMAN
Suite 100, Barr Building
910 18th St. NV.
Phone Ex. 2999 or RE. 1882
once Hours, 9 to z Daily
Including Sunday
Evening star., 1951-05-17
WATERF'T PROP. SALE Cont

BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT HOME
on South River. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths,
Tedee.. lge lot. Riperian rights.
round home Owner leay. town. Sill.
500. Allowance for cash. WO. 0719.
SHADY SIDE, MD.-see A. W. AN
DREWS for best lots. houses and
acreage. On West River and ChesA.
Bay $500 up. West River 5741.
Year Round on the Water
Situated on beautiful Breton Bay.
with an unsurpassed 1O-mile view
down to the bay and across to the
Virginia shore.
Exceptional center-hall plan, brick
home. containing 4 bedrooms and
. baths on second floor. lst a. has
din rm.. liv. rm., very large pan
eled den, with picture window and
fireplace, kitchen, pantry. powder
rm. and screened porch. 3rd a. has
2 additional rms. and large storage
closets; dry basement, with auto.
oil h.-w. heat; det. garage. with
maids rm. and workshop.
APPROX. 2 acres in lawn and garden.
Unusually low priced at only S37, 500;
"a ad d. acres available.
Shown by appt. only with Mr.. Addt-
son teves. DE. 5133), DI. 5000.
VIM. M. Throckmorton
201 Investment. Resltor.
ia
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COUNTRY SQUIRE
RARE COMBINATION

OOUN1R1 I SQUlHE
RARE COMBINATION
Country gentleman's estate and dairy
55o.acre holding in Loudoun coun:
ty. Dairy part: Rolling land. broad
streams watering all pastures, large
managers house with 5 tenant
houses. Highly productive herd. Old
country herdsman and overseer con-
tinuins: Against q mountainside. q
half mile distance. stands the ma
jestic sources Colonial home; center
hall fianked on each side by large
Lnda, living looms rooms equally large dinins
quarters. End floor, 8 bedrooms
master size. fireplaces. dressing
rooms, baths. Water for house
barns, grounds. and large SWIM
ming pool amply supplied by noun
tain spring via old spring house
where original milk troughs Of crys-
tai waters still stand. quaint and
cool, mammoth trees, distant noun
tain view. gardens Of boxwood, early
flowers, green house under gard
ner's daily care. This part Of estate
given to horses with good stables
and paddocks, bride path winds
into mountain behind manor house
and round the country side. 4-car
garage with Broom and bath apart
ment above. tenant houses in this
unit, full basement, oil h.-w.h., ]
hour from D. c. First offering OF
this unusual estate, which seeing
only makes believable. For appoint
mrnt phone
PENTAGON REALTY co.
Fairfay 2Q6-FairfaY 73S
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DRUGSTORE

cHIS LOCATION. IN THE HEART
OF ONE OF THE BIGGEST POPU
LATED SECTIONS OF NV. WASH
INGTON. PARKING FACILITIES
LOO CARS. FINEST CORNER. PRAC
LOUIS BURMAN
RE. 1858.
Evening star., 1951-05-17
1874 EYE ST. NV.

Modern 1-story and bsmt.
bldg in the heart Of medical
and business center; 800 50.
It. per floor: rear service alley.
Inspect BY appointment only.
0RURY REALTY CORP, MI. 400,
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OFFICE AND PARKING
goth Bet. K and Eye NV.

Vacant. Small 3-story brick BLDG,
gas h.-w.h: commercial: needs deco
rating: only $24,95Q twill Lease,
ewes, EN-. 1886 or WO. 1891.
Evening star., 1951-05-17

BUSINESS PROPERTY
For sale :, " With noo income Of "a, spproxi.
S2S,000; approximately S13. 900 II
handle. REALTY INVESTMENT CO.
until o. GE. 2270. -1S
Evening star., 1951-05-17
Architecturally Perfect

Architecturally Perfect
Truly o handsome, digniied hous
amid velvet lawn and beautif1
trees. Large. living and dining rms
half bath and den on lst floor:
bedrooms. nursery and bath on 2n
floor. Perfect condition. Porch an
garage. Custom built for preser
owner. Price, S29,950.
THE HANES co.
2040 Wilson Blvd, OW. 206.
Evening star., 1951-05-17

FOR SALE
40 acres near Ashton, Md. on hard
surfaced road. High elevation;
streams. Box 405-B. Star. IL
SEMIDETACHED LOTS
Three or ) to 80 semidetached or
group house or apartment lots.
Chesapeake and 9th SITS. Sc. in
District CT Columbia. Priced right
Will include utilities.
BEALL TURNER & CO.
1105 Vermont Ave.
Randolph 0SS5, National 6l31
COLONIAL VILLAGE
/ "a acres in Washingtons most con
venient, exclusive neighbor. 50.6a
So. #. fronting West Beach DIR. (fac
ing Rock Greek Park and YORKTOWN
rd., incl. corner: suitable for 5 lge
lots; close to stores, schools and all
conveniences. yet an attractive Sc
cluded community. To reach: Ou'
18th st. NV. to Kalmia rd., left tt
West Beach dr., right 2 blocks te
oLAssMAN BROS. 10. s-ssss
-l7
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BRICK RAMBLER,

Falls Church provides the setting for
this immaculate, prac.-n all-brlck
rambler featuring liv rm. with FIRE
pl.. family-siZe din. rm.. beautifully
equipped kit, . bedrms., tile bath,
lse. expansion attic. full bsmt, with
outside entrance, gas h.-w. heat; sit
uated on lge. corner lot. near St
James Parochial School. Call today
for an appointment to inspect.
YEONAS REALTY
GL. 2100 Realtor OK. "a:
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LOTS g. ACREAGE FOR SALE
(confinued)
Evening star., 1951-03-14

runs in three innings and won
the third straight over Cleveland,
16 to II.
Paul Petit. the Pirates $780,
900 bonus pitcher, is draft bait.
The 19-year-old lefthander re-
ceived his la classification via
his father, who travelled here with
the news.
Petit won two and lost seven
with New Orleans, a Pirates farm
club, last year.
PHOENIX, Ariz.-Casey Stengel
Yankees manager, said today he
plans to carry three catchers on
his roster during this season.
Yogi Berra, of course, is the
No. backstop. Stengel will
choose the other two from Ralph
Houk and Charley Silvera, vet
Grams, and Clint Courtney, rookie.
So far Courtney has shown more
punch at the plate than Houk and
SllVera.
Jackie Jensen's hitting carried
the Yankees to their victory over
the Indians yesterday. The young
outfelder smashed two homers, a
triple, a double and batted in
eight runs in the 1914 game.
Early Wynn, who started for the
Indians, was clipped for nine runs
in three innings.
Fred Sanford, Hugh Radcliffe,
Tom Ferrick and Bob Wiesler
hurled for New York and only
the last named was unscored
upon. Johnny Mize Of the Yanks
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the second half Arizona cut the
margin to five points, but Dayton
refused to crack.
Roger johnson, with 19 points,
spanked Arizona's attack. But he,
Jerry Dillon and Leo johnson
fouled out. crushing any hopes
Arizona had of coming back.
In the second game, Seton Hall
completely smothered the Nations
major top team.
After a slow start, Seton Hall
came on like a spreading brush
fire. Walt Dukes. 6-foot-10
speedster, believe it or not, was
the big gun behind Seton Halls
attack.
The lanky Negro star, checked
with one field goal in the first
half, got hot in the second and
wound up with 19 points.
Roy Belliveau, a sub, helped
Dukes off the blackboard besides
handling the playmaking chores.
He got II points.
N. C. States Sam Ranzino had
a tough hight, although at times
he flashed the brilliance that
made him an All-America this
year. The Gary 1ndD export
scored II points in the first half
but trailed off to five in the second
half for 16 points.
The first half was strictly race
(See NIT, Page ca
Evening star., 1951-03-14
BY the Associated Press

BURBANK, Calf. Mar. IA
Lonesome Lu has gone home, de-
priving the White Sox of a fine
inf1eld prospect.
Luis Garcia succumbed to
homesickness yesterday and left
by plane for Caracas, Venezuela.
The 21-year-old rookie, who had
been assigned to the White Sox
farm at Colorado Springs, Colo.
had made a good impression on
Manager Paul Richards.
Garcia promised to return the
$4,000 bonus he received for
signing.
Luis Aloma, pitcher who had
acted as Garcias interpreter, re-
vealed strange story about the
husky South American.
Aloma said Garcia had never
gone to school and actually came
from a tribe of head hunters in
the hinterlands of Venezuela. His
parents still live in the deep bush.
Garcia was brought to Caracas as
a youngster and was raised by an
aunt.
when our scout, Claude
Dietrich. was in Venezuela to get
the contract signed by Garcia's
father, he was warned by the
United States Embassy not to go
into the back country" Richards
disclosed. He had Luis take
the contract to his father and
then bring it back out"
Aloma said he tried his best to
Persuade Garcia to stay.
Evening star., 1951-03-14

the night the telephone with Syear-o old
Clark Griffith who and crushed If he had lost
his Washington Ball Club
Up that point Chandler had been deuded had been
deudng himself Billy Evans general manager of the Tigers
club which firmly Happys went to Miami
Beach eating three nights before the meeting Chandler
sitting another table, beckoned to Evans and asked How
does it look, Blly?"
EVANS SHRUGGED "I predicted it would be awfuly
close Billy told reporter 81 told Chandler didn't know
"1 think I'm a winner" contradcted the jubiant
Kentuckian. 1--WE got Is votes"
asked, Are you Sure?"
1--WE got every cubowner my side except Saigh Fred
saigh Cardinals Perni of the Brave and
Webb Del Webb of the Yankees Why Mrs Grace Comiskey
herself going fly me- Chandler replied
10 days before the meeting it was known
to every reporter covering the spring training that
young Cokey would represent the White Sox and
that his mother Mrs Cokey had decided not to fly to Miami
generally suspected that Coskey cast the White sox
vote against Chandler.
THE DIMINUTIvE sAIGH may Chandler but it's
likely punishment he dealt not than single
Happy Chandler may down. but he took
Saigh with him The impression gained that the outSpok-
Cardinals Johnny e-laey to baseball has
lost prestige among his felow-magnateS.
Chandler had conducted investigation of Sagh and,
according cubowner who'd the t was the
comprehensive report read On the strength OF
it. Lands might well have ordered saigh to sell out But
Happy simply produced the report nothing more"
But the chief against sah has been the dubious taste
he's shown when publicly discussing cubowner personalities
happened to be Chambers side
Half before the fatefu final meeting Saigh put
blast Griffith and 88yearold Connie Mack that seemed
to the quartet of
to whom he speaking.
sA1GH ADMITTEDLY WAS HOPEFUL Of a unanimous
against Chandler, 1910 shoutout when the pro-
they beaten. "But doubt if we'll get
it, said. Griffith and Mack at least will hold out for
Chandler until the end.
know those two old fellows shouldn't be speaking Of
fellows ppsqueaks. don't where either
has lot for baseball during the last eight nine
They're just putting in time and getting nowhere with their
bacubs"
One of the abruptly walked away what
that Symbols Griffith and Mack all right"
Saigh added. But that's all they are-Symbos"
The of that guy of the group sad when Sag
left Mack Grf major league ball players They're
the Hall of Mack managed the AS for so and
nine pennants Grif three pennants There's
baseball their ngernais than Sagh have his
whole body even if he lives be 88"
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Homesck Garcia Quits White Sox for Venezuelan Wds

THE White Sox promised to
bring his wife here, but it doesn't
help" said Aloma. You know, I
understand English better than
understand his Spanish. He can't
talk good"
The White Sox, who beat the
Pirates, 1910, at San Bernardino
yesterday, were in Burbank today
to face the Browns. For the first
time this spring, the Chicago A
squad will present an outfeld of
Gus zernial, Jim Busby and AL
Zarilla.
The Browns are seeking their
first spring exhibition victory,
with AL Widmar, Lou Sleater and
Ned Carver scheduled to hurl.
Two flu victims-Jim Delsing
and Bill Kennedy-got back into
uniforms yesterday, but Roy Siev-
ers and Johnny Bero took the
day off with sore arms.
Hollywood of the Pacific Coast
League beat the Browns, 7-3, yes
terday.
SAN BERNARDINO, Calf
Pitcher Bob Lemon, worth $50 900
to the Indians this season, goes
into action today against the
Pirates.
This will be Bob's first try IN
an exhibition. Cleveland's other
pitchers haven't been doing so
well and Manager AL Lopez ad-
mits he's rather disappointed.
Yesterday, the Yankees whacked
his star. Early Wynn, for nine
Evening star., 1951-03-14
Rocco, PIummer Clash
On Turner Mat Toniqht

Antonino Rocca, one of the most
popular figures in wrestling, is
expected to lure another big
crowd to Turner's Arena tonight
for his one-hour, one-fall limit
battle with Lou. Plummer.
Rocca, who somewhat resembles
a kangaroo with his leaps, jumps
feet first to his opponents shoul-
ders to clamp on a neck scissors.
Plummer says he is trying to
save enough money to buy trail
er. He wants to travel and preach
the Gospel, he says.
The Lorti brothers, Bob and
Paul, will meet Ken Ackles and
Tony Cosenza in a two-man team
match, while Ali Bey will face
Kola Kwariani and Cueball Jack
Rush will face Steve Cob.
Evening star., 1951-03-14

Lentz dismissed the affair lightly.
But Mele is moaning, there has
been no improvement and so DR..
Resta is coming in to take COM
mand.
Heat treatments have afforded
Mele no relief and DR.. Resta is
likely to administer the needle
in an effort to restore usefulness
to Sans throwing arm.
Arm Aches Continually.
There's a dull ache in the
shoulder all the time" says Mele.
II was told to rest my arm, but
I didn't have to be told that. I
couldn't throw if I wanted to
because it hurts too much"
Mele injured his shoulder about
a month ago working out at the
Mats baseball school at nearby
Winter Garden, but it didn't
bother him seriously until a few
days after the Mats started work.
ing out here.
Now the trouble has become
vital to the Mats. who aren't deep
in outfield strength. They were
looking for a good season from
Mele as an aid toward advancing
into the first division.
While DR.. Resta is here he will
examine President Clark Griffith
and possibly give injections to
Pitcher Frank Quinn, who has
double dose of misery with a per-
sistent sore shoulder and a pulled
tendon in his left leg.
Should Mele's incapacity con-
tinue it will necessitate a revision
Of Manager Bucky Harris plans.
He had hoped to alternate Gil
Coan and Mike Mccormick in left
(See MATS. Page CAY
Evening star., 1951-03-14

Second-Seeded North Carolina
State, 71-59, before $3.50 sur
prised fans at Madison Square
Garden.
Now tomorrow night Dayton
and Seton Hall will go against
the other seeded teams-St.
Johns, No. /, and Brigham
Young. No. 8. Dayton plays St.
Johns (9:30 pm, EST and Seton
Hall meets Brigham Young 7:45
p.m)
A 6-foot-7 bundle of scoring
and rebounding Dynamite-Don
Meineke-was the big difference
for the Dayton Flyers.
Meineke Sets Record.
Melneke was a perfect
player last night. He poured in
81 points and had magnetic hands
under both backboards. The
wiry junior tipped in II field
goals and Is fouls, the latter an
NIT record.
HE was the best boy we've seen
all year." said Arizona Coach
Fred Enke. II hope we don't run
into him again"
Arizona probably won't. Enke
will take his Border Conference
champions back West to grid them
for the coming NCAA champion
ships.
Dayton sped to a 1929 halftime
lead even though Meineke went
7l2 minutes before connecting
with field goal. Twice during
Evening star., 1951-03-14

w a S n lngton
Ball Club has
S u m moned it's
p h y sician, DR..
George Resta,
who is expected
here shortly to
t a c kle the
problem.
Several days
ago X-rays in
dicated nothing
more than "a
touch Of bur-
sits" in Sans
S h oul der and
Evening star., 1951-03-14
Marvin Downs Foster
For D. G. Sauush Title

A couple of former Harvard
College squash captains fought it
out for the District championship
last night at the YMCA.
Laydon Marvin, jr.. captain of
the 1941 Harvard team, defeated
Redwood Foster, Crimson captain
in 1949, by 1910, 1912, 1873.
Evening star., 1951-03-14

walloped his second pinch homer
in three days in the fifth inning.
The Yankees yesterday optioned
Hugh Radcliffe and Dick Carr,
pitchers, to Kansas City of the
American Association and as
signed Catcher Gus Triandos to
that club.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla
The Athletics are up to their old
tricks.
The AS lost 80 one-run decisions
last season and in their four spring
training games their two losses
(See TRAINING CAMPS, C-4.)