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HELP MEN

DIsHWAsnER, colored. experienced,
night shift, excel. pay. FEDERAL
GR GRndhs a.. .Berwyn. Nd. Mr.. Bass, s
DisfATScIaiEERs and equipment Sg in
have cars. For class. "A motor
lars in reply. Box 370-A. Star. 20
DRIvERS-Good pay. YELLOW CAB
CO. in Silver Spring. Call 81. 1921.
DRIVERS for brick truck; must have
ISa l9sal z3 sxpsTience I,;, in hauling bricks
DRIVER. white for well-est. dry
cleaning route; good pay. 1907
Nichols ave. Sc. No phone calls.
DRIVERS. sober and dependable,
wanted for FALLS CHURCH CAB
CO.; Falls Church, Va. No phone
calls, apply il person only. -6
DRIVERS. full and pert time men
needed. Apply ARLINGTON CITY
CAB, 1925 N. Hudson St, Arl. OW.
DRIVERS. white, for local furniture
tunity. Apply Curtis BROS. / 10
v st. Sc. 20
DRIVERS FOR DIAMOND CABS
HERMAN. DIAMOND LOT. I01 NJ
st. ne
for suburban area
drug store; 6-day wk., no nights or
Suns; 1901 Hamilton St, WA. 0001.
80
DRIVER-SALESMAN
Retail Ice cream saa',.ye vending route; Z:
pm No phone calls.
Jack & Jill Ice Cream Co.
Oil Second St NE
DRIVING INSTRUCTORS. white, full
time employment; ages 25 through
35i good pay. For appt. call NO,
DRUG CLERK, local exper. desirable;
references; $50; 6-day wk. HIGGERs
DRUG CLERK. some eyes. and week
ends: local exper., refs. HIGGER S
DRUGS. 5017 Conn. 80
DRUG CLERK-Young man. white, to
work week ends in drugstore; must
have drivers license. 1910 Wis, ave.
Arngon ana Vs siUsl cetas expe 9
enced preferred. Top salary to right
persons; Phone ia. 4-o450 between
EIEcTRICIAN-must be experienced.
Ga a 3SRs s8p aeDod'msn1 N new
Construction. HARPER ELEcTRIc
SERVICE Ii. 3-5737. --3
and helpers. exper
on old or new work Steady job, good
1913 II st. ne. FIR. $500. -2S
ELECTRICIAN, between 80 and 35
yrs. of age. high school education
and trade school reference. capable
of taking over shop and electricians;
only sober, ambitious men need ap-
v,lxy ou01 90
ELEVATOR AND UTILITY MAN. See
ENGINEER, 300 Conn. ave.
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The EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
REsTAuRANT 5EasSsTGnNs INC. 1sth Gp and HIn sts
NV. between 8 am. and II am,
COOK. end, white. for institutional
work. Salary plus board, room and
laundry. Apply in person Monday;
e RR R's sFaR RaRnf ao aAgoS5e $3.50 AND \ EAs
COOK, small restaurant. Maryland;
ggeo g9od [gas Egages. Phone after 8 pgm,,
c.P.A. has opening for an account
ing student. Call MA. so4o for ap-
DTIfcaTRssEN GSlneaShs; CLERK. fun SS or
part time; must be exper.; CO.
s73s; or in person, 17s2 colun bia
DELIVERY 5ei BOY. must have D. c.
f5iRlTf sad co g. aife sffady Z4h st
DENTAL TEcHNIcIAN-Have 20 POSI-
tion. open for apprentice to learn
mechanical dentistry; Paid while
learning. Apply 1872 Eye st, NV.
DIE sTAMPER-Good salary; over
time if desired. Write Box 54-Y.
DISPATCHER. experienced; must
know Wash. and Southern Nd. ter
ritory; permanent year-around posi-
ton; excellent opportunity. Apply
in person to MR.. NFALE, $500
Branch ave. Silver HILL. Md. 90
DISHWASHER, hours 4 to z, 5-day
wk.. STATE DRUGS. 1901 Pennsyi-
Tsnfa ass AppEy IL peTsE MTRRoR ssA
14th st. NV. Apply in person 30
DISHWASHER, experienced. good pay.
meals, Sun. on. Apply 2S07 Wilson
blvd, Arlington. Va. -2S
DISHWASHER. not afraid Of work:
good hours. good pay; uniforms and
meals furn. Apply COLONIAL,
KITCHEN. 2046 wilson blvd, Arl..
We. 80
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20 l4th st. NV. II
sdbsl TssDle beet eof RFh4 45 VP55
BakfESDfR, a1Ifi sEizi apprentice. over q,
SAND BAR RESTAURANT, 1923
BEIhBoY Ell 81 for for apt. hotel catering S to
select clientele. Apply ALBAN
BOOhkEEPER. Burroughs bookkeep-
ing machine operators. must be able
to type; permanent job with an es-
tablished Washington corporation.
Please give details in reply. Box
BooRKaEPER- R Eia -cLERK-Young man,
3.-3U. high school and business
school graduate; must be quick, ac-
cu-aLe and able to meet people.
Here is an opportunity for young
man, interested in the automobile
busieness. to learn it with one Of
ers. Good starting salary, perma-
nent and advancement for the right
man. Please give age, exper. and
full details in first letter. Box
BooKkERPER-TYP1sT, S5f iRsPiiEERTYP1 bldg. &C con-
tract tractor psg,v fnll or r, part time Salary
stating aaaiihcations.. BOX s7S-R,,
BRICKLAYERS-La apt project
43pf Mass ave NV
BRICKLAYERS--Wh White. Berkshire ano
Cnillnm rds.- or UN. S61S 80
BRFCKLAYERS, long job. mechanics
only. Apply job, Eastern ave. ano
Laurel ST.. Takoma Park, D. c. Oh
call La. 6-425S after 6 pm. -
BRTCKLAYERS wanted union, white
only; Jobs in ne. and s.e. areas
TOP wages. Call L, BARNETT. VI
567S. or MIKE KORAN. AK. 660S
BRIcKLAYERs, 27oo Kenwood ave-.
Toledo, Ohio. Long union job. 6
days per week. double time on Sat-
urday. Must 90 there at your own
expense. ANTHONY IZzO. ST. 05S7.
wanted for housing Job; longtime
job. For information call JOSEPH
LIGHT CONSTRUCTION CO.. GE
-41h1 an
Evening star., 1951-04-28

Miss Donna Joeann Black
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
H. Black, and Mr.. Albert Rudolph
Hayes, son of Mrs. Lucille F. Hayes
were married last evening in the
Ryland Methodist Church. the
Rev. Melvin E. Lederer officiating
They will reside in Birmingham
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Mrs. Ruzu To Speak

Mrs. Raza, wife of the military
and air attache of the Pakistan
Embassy. will be guest speaker at
Ia tea to be given by the Women's
City Club at pm. tomorrow at
the club, 1888 I street NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-28
AUCTION SALES Cont
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON,
Auetioneers.
TRgsTEE.s SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY.
By virCue of a decree of the United
States District Court for the District
81 81 Columbia entered in Equity Cause
Thursday, April Is. 1851. the FOL. o.
lowing residential property:
At -Four o'clock PM, premises 1881
Ontario Place, NV, being Lot 369
Square 1854. Immediately there.
after. tI premises 1929 Ontario Place
Immediately thereafter, premise.
1888 Ontario Place, NV, being Loi
$40, Square 1854.
Terms of sale as to each property
$4,000 cash deposit required al
time of sale. One-third of the pur-
cnase money to be. paid in cash and
the balance payable in two equal
two years, represented by pur.
chaser's promissory notes bearins
interest at the rate of six per CEN
tum per annum, payable Semi-ar-
nually. and secured by first deed OF
trust, or all. cash at purchasers op-
uon examination of title. convex
anclng; revenue stamps and settle
ment fees at Title Company to be
paid bv purchaser. Each sale is n
be closed within thirty days after AZ ~
its ratification by the Court. else
deposit will stand forfeited and ali
OF the purchasers rights shall stand
terminated. II any sale is not rati-
ned, the deposit is tn be returned
GEORGE C. GEPTMAN,
Trustee.
Ame-'eor Security Building
ap4 IL 1924 ,25,26.
HS The above sale is postponed on ac-
ennrt Of inc'emert wepther until
TUESDAY MAY /. 1851. at the
same hour and place. BY Order oi
the Trustee. apo7 oS 40
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Tea Set Tomorrow

The Alumnae Association of the
Academy of the Holy Cross will
sponsor a tea in honor of this
years graduating class at $3.50
pm. tomorrow in the main foyer
|of the academy
Evening star., 1951-04-28
Multilith Operators
At least / year experience;
permanent. vacation and COM
pany benefits.
APPLY
MIR. ROTHBARD
418 N. j. Ave. NV.
NIGHT AUDITOR
Must know hand transcript; tor hu
doWntown Washington hotel. 3

NA111 AOO4 4On
Must know hand transcript; ior busy
doWntoEn Washington hotel. BOX
"S7-V. St"r
NIGHT AUDITOR, for Il midnight
to = am. Call HU. 7711. 20
NIGHT MAN, white. sober. about 40.
living ne. for nearby section, to
check cars. make beds, etc: $235 q
mo. to start. HOTEL COURT. 999G
Bait. blvd, Berwyn, Nd, TO. 1913
NIGHT OFFICER for women's hotel;
must be. settled, dependable white
man under 65; written references
from former employers necessary;
hours 8 pm. to- o q m. 6-day week;
salary open. Give details as to
age, family. past experience. Phonf
HO. 91Od for appointment go
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKERS and
helpers. experienced. No machinists,
welders or structural workers need
epply. LA. 6-1240 for appt. 80
PAINTERS. white, 1st class. sober,
old work. SIG. Call after pm,
PSiNITiESsts TiSt -c.n WI, 7474 between
PAISTERs. exper. on new constrnc-
Ju. s-4s4o. s til o pm. @as
PAINTERS. experienced; white; sober
MECHANICS only need apply; good
Evening star., 1951-04-28
Bulldozer Operator

Thoroughly experienced in fine grad.
ing; top salary for right man. As.
10022 Cedar lane. Kensinstor, Nd,
or eau Oh e425. so.
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Ame-'eHn Security Building
ap4 II 1924 On o.
PERSONAL

at home; reasonable
rates; pick up and deliver. VIM. P.
SMALL REST HOME-Large porch
and yard. ideal for elderly or re-
tired people; good food and best OF
care for your loved ones; reason
able rates. Phone Herndon 276. 29'
PLEASE, is THERE some nice re-
ffned woman who has room enough
in her home and heart for young
school-age children, boy and girl?
Ample support will be provided. II
interested, please write MR.. JOHN
SON. Box 4so-V. Star, ,.,-ve "a
PRIVATE TUTORING = Matthew atics
On secondary. or. college level by eN-
periepeed and successful teacher
Reasonable rates. Cali NO. 1871. 29'
lesson, S1,0o VICTOR STUDIOS,
chsToE S0nn TarfoRl aG5; MI, slteF fs4o; and re.
model mems and women's suits and
topcosts on my premises at Suite
ave. NV. RE 5000. Hours 90:
ROOM 200 A AND BOARD for elderly people
Reed a RSsSiRs aospts csEf Gs eggs oppsse s waseI
Quality Sort VicaoR flty or EoRs SSSgrHs
IA. 1852 days; OV. 1927 evenings
VACANCY In nursing. home: .24-hr
BEAGTIFnIL99 904F FURNISHED music
studio for rent; by day or hour.
Evening star., 1951-04-28

SPECIAL ON HENS. 75c
Skirts and dresses In groups of more
than one Single hem, 81. Limited
time only. Quick Service. Centrally
located.
LEA ENGEL, DRESSMAKER
lilo F st. NV. Rm. 20. Elk. 1903
FUR GARMENTS
Remodeled to capes, stoles. Jackets or
any fur piece. Finest workmanship
at lowest prices. 8 to 8. AID. 324f
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CASHIER

IASf116R
Exper. Apply m person. Mgr's. once
HAY-ADAMS HOUSE, 10th and Il
SIS. NV. 80
CASHIER-TYPIST, between ages %
end 40. who enjoys public con-
tact; splendid opportunity for sub
stantial commission income over
and above guaranteed salary. Pres
ent and future security with COM
pany disqualification and retirement
dement's. Call National 9497 for
annolntment. --39
CEMENT FINISHER, 1st class me-
chanic. as subcontractor. Call 10
CHEF-COOK wanted. Apply VIR-
GINIAN RESTAURANT, 119 B st
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CLERK
3 AM. TO 4:3O Pm
Collector-Salesman

Worldwide organization requires
collection route; must have best
references. Call MR.. STETSER,
MA. 1892.
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THoS. J. OWEN q, SON. .Auctioneers
435 Southern, BuiIding.

THUS. j.. OWEN & SONs Aucti0ueerS
435 Southern Building.
Trustees Sale dv Of ny1eH yalaaO7s TE THREE; re
BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES NO
$50 e" STREET, NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust
duly recorded In Liber No. 9274
Folio 3l3 Ell seu.. of the lands rec
ords of the District of Columbia
and at the request of the party
secured thereby. the undersignee
trustees will sell, at public auction
N front a q a,PR7H the PremiSeS' On %a1 MON n
APRIL AID. 1851. AT THREE-THIR.
TY O'CLOCK PM. the foliowinl
described land and premises, situate
in the District of Columbia, ane
designated as and being Lot 147
Mayse ct al subdivision of lots il
Square 779. as per plat recorded il
the Once of the Surveyor for tht
District Of Columbia In Liber Ii
Terms: Sold subject to a prio,
tbuilding sSsociationl ,i deed 81. of tFus rus
ther particulars Of which vii
be announced at time Of sale; thu
purchase price above said trus
$4,000 required. Conveyancing
recording, etc. at purchasers cost
Adjustments made as of date Of
sale. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold al
the discretion Of the trustees;
HOWARD BERNSTEIN.
ap1a 81 "a oS'oS trustees
Evening star., 1951-04-28

ASSISTANT MANAGER, for large car
washing operation; familiar with
automotiye equipment; steady Job
for reliable man; $50 wk. to start.
Apply in person only to ONCE, Room
6I5. I'll 14th st. NV. 80
AUTO GLASS MAN, exper.. good
salary and steady position. ia.
S-11S1 20
Evening star., 1951-04-28

When answefsnp adpert,sements
addressed to Star bo1es do NOT
inclose original references. photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
soEdl udlae. Copies serUe the par.
pose and ORIGINALS may oct lost
Evening star., 1951-04-28
HELP MEN tcons. !,
ASSISTANT SERVICE
SALESMAN

Young man with nice person
ality to work with fully ex-
perienced service manager
A chance to learn and be-
come a part of a fast grow
ing organization.
Mitchell Motors, Inc.
222 2nd st. NV. Frazer Dir,
80
AUTO BODYMAN. fast, steady, COM
petent worker. can average up to
Isl SO weekly. One OF Washington S
busiest shops. If you are not max
Ing. 1t where you are now you can
with US. MASTER AUTO BODY,
s24o Prospect ave NV, DE. laSs- eo
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. expert
enced with De Soto and Plymouth
cars; excellent opportunity with. new
direct factory dealer. New building
ape aeek al vacation asE sS ssal hodsss
with pay; $50 weak guarantee,
5000 pay plan. Apply Mr.. Morris,
$40 am. till $3.50 pm. MASON
MOTOR CO.. INC, bath and Ben
ming rd. ne. Ii. 3-9550. go
AUTO MECHANICS, fully experienced.
for $3.50 studebaker shop with lat
lifts. Pay limited only by mans ex-
Apply Mr.. KROBATH, 5s5 N. Glebe
I'd, Arlington, Va. oW. 7722. "A
AUTO MECHANIC. exper.. straight
lf5aFz 81 IN hSSnys BGRaoMg aPd 5eHgdE Moo
A1ToNoBTLE sSi 1s0 MEcHANIC VI Sii nj for De
Soto-Plymouth dealer; modern ia
cilities; must be first class. Prefer
with Chrysler products experience.
Guaranteed minimum salary, 5A-
day week: insur. and vaca: benefits.
VINCENT MOTOR CO.. 5013 Ga.
ave. NV. --4
AUTO MECHANICS )
Must be experienced; best working
cond.; plenty of work; straight sal
k2isER-PRxzER slsi RI xz sALEs A sass AID sEKV shRs
ICE. "a H st. ne. -29
AUTO PARTS CLERK-Excellent op-
Chevrolet parts department. Counter
experience necessary. 5h-day wk.,
paid vacation. group insurance.
MaNDEnh PItE z esIfSh cHETRo2ETM e Mf Co. Eddsaass ss
Good Hope I'd, Sc M
s AUlO PARlS MAN
Some experience helpful. Apply
HILLWOOD MOTOR CO.. Lee bivd.
and Leesourg pike. 30
AUTO SALESMAN-Outsta op-
portunity for topnotch salesman,
to sell new 1851 Fords in Wash, and
suburban areas; must have ambi-
tfon and be aggressive; excellent
compensation plan; Apply in person
CO: INC. 304o NJ st. NV, go
AUTO SALESMAN-If you are be-
tween 80 and 40 yrs. old. good ap-
pearance, bondable. with good local
references, married. and want to
learn to be successful automobile
salesman. we will train you: ex-
penSe allowance during training Pc
riod; good car statesmen earn up to
5000 per week and more. See Mr..
Mccoy. 8 to 12, Al AUTO SALES.
Spring, Metropolitan Washington's
newest Kaiser-Frazer dealer 80
AUTO SALESMAN
We have an opening for a good auto
salesman between 80 and 40 years
old: You are backed by plenty Of
advertising, newspaper and radio ard
are guaranteed good salary plus
commission You do no outside
soliciting 1909 floor time. We
have enough customers to keep you
busy See Mr.. Michaelson after 5
Evening star., 1951-04-28
COPY BOY

over 81 years of age. some college
training, neat in appearance. and
willing to give good attendance
Must be able to pass physical exam
Apply. Personnel, Room SOC, Open
weekdays. 5000. and Saturdays,
9-1 No phone calls.
Evening star., 1951-04-28
BAKER

White, experienced. all around baker
for night work; meals and uniforms
furn.; insurance and paid vacations
Apply in person to Mr.. Easterling.
ThompSon'S Cafeteria
rOE 1dkd NJ Wy
Evening star., 1951-04-28
HELP MEN

JANITOR, for cleaning ofices; hrs,
s ANIL pm; give two references.
Box SOB, Star. 29s
JANITOR, sober and reliable; no
nights or Sun. See Mr.. Krobath,
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER, 5S5
N. lilRha rd A ri Va nn
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-07-19

at third, with Bortz taking second.
Lind also walked and then linn got
his second straight hit, a single to
center, scoring Bortz with Lind
stopping at second. Billy Smith
followed with his third hit, single
to right, scoring Lind, and when
Carnevale let Hoods throw get
away from him, Zinn also scored on
the error and Smith went to sec
ond. Perrin followed with a single
to left scoring Smith, but Jim Solt
flied out and the rally was over.
Wilmington got its fifth and final
run in the ninth when Claycom got
the third home run of the afternoon
with none on, this time over the
centerfeld wall, but Carmichael set
the next three batters down in or
der to end the game.
Summary: Wilmington, 5R. 8H. 2E
Left. Hagerstown, 11R. 18Th. 1E
II Left.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-07-19
Keeping Up With The Braves
BY DOUG STEWART
BY DOUG STEWART

the Red Roses a one run lead in the
first, but the Braves went ahead 81
in the second when Smith and Tu-
fano singled and Canterna drove
the two runs across with a double.
But from then on Bernier was in
complete control and held the Ha-
gerstown team scoreless the rest of
the way.
Lancaster went ahead 30 in the
third when Walker singled and Neal
sent him home with a three-bagger,
and they got another run in the
sixth on walk, a single and long
fly.
It was 70 Lancaster in the eighth
when they came up with three more
runs, on three hits, walk, stolen
base and a sacrifice, and they got
their final run in the ninth on two
singles and a double.
Summary: Lancaster, 8R. 13H. 0E.
Left. Hagerstown, Or. 10H. 0E.
7 Left.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-07-19

scoring Solt. Bortz ended the in
ming by grounding out
Bud Niles went to the mound in
the fourth and set the hard-hitting
Blue Rocks down without a hit in
the fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh
frames.
The Braves in the fourth, with
Wall pitching, picked up another
run to make it 80, when Lind sin
gled to left, went all the way to
third when Kousagan let the ball get
away from him, and scored after
the catch when linn flied out to left
They got their ninth run in the
sixth, when Perrin singled after two
were out, moved to second on a
balk and scored on Solts two-bag-
ger to center.
The Braves tenth and final run
came in the seventh, when Can
terna singled and scored on Tom
my Lind's double.
WiImington's seventh and eighth
runs came in the eighth With one
away, Gardella singled and scored
on Turner's double Jordan went in
to run for Turner, and Kondrack,
batting for Waltz, got a walk. Niles
then struck out Claycomb, but
walked Marier, filling the bases.
Tesauro followed with a single to
left, scoring Hoffman and leaving
the sacks loaded, but the rally end
ed when Carnavale forced Tesauro
at second.
Hood, the first man up in the
ninth, singled, but Niles then struck
out Kousagan, got Gardella on a fly
to right, and ended the game by
striking out Hoffman, who took over
the catching chores in the eighth.
Summary: Wilmington, 8R. 10H
9 Left; Hagerstown, 10R. 15H. 1E
Left.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-07-19

of the night, getting a triple and a
home run, the latter clearing the
centerfieid wall at close to the. 400
foot mark.
The Braves played errorless ball
behind Andy and supported him
with some sensational plays. Can
terna, in the fourth inning, went
back to the leftfield fence and made
beautiful one-handed jumping
catch to rob Broukal Of hit; Bortz
raced over behind the second sack
on Broukal's grounder in the sixth
and threw him out at first while on
the dead run; and in the ninth, after
Bowman had singled, Bortz started
a really fast double play, that went
from short to second to first, to end
the game.
Hagerstown took a one-run lead
in the second frame. With one
away, Tufano tripled off the left
field wall Freund then grounded
out third to first and Tufano had to
hold up Andy Bush was up next
and he grounded to Bowman at
short, who made wild throw, with
Tufano storing on the error and
Bush going all of the way to second
Bortz then grounded out to retire
the side.
It was 20 Hagerstown in the third
Canterna singled to center and then
after Zinn and Riddle had flied out
Perrin singled to left with Canterna
stopping at third. Solt came right
behind him with another single, this
time to center, scoring Canterna and
sending Perrin to third. Tufanc
walked, filling the bases, but Freund
ended the rally when he forced Soil
at third to retire the side.
The last two runs came in the
eighth when Perrin, who had sin
gled to left, scored ahead of Tulane
who smacked one out of the lot.
Summary: Harrisburg, OR. 5H
2E. Left. Hagerstown, AR. 8H DE
7 Left.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-07-19
WILMINGTON HERE
Monday, July Is

The Blue Rocks salvaged one
game Of the three-ganne series when
they won the final game on Monday
night by a score Of 7 to 6.
Niles Jordan, who started for Will
mington, became the first pitcher in
the league to win Is games (he has
lost three), although he was knocked
out in the seventh, with Neal John
son going the rest of the way. Hof-
man and Turner divided the catching
chores.
Charlie Miller, the losing pitcher,
started for Hagerstown but his Wild
ness got him in trouble The walked
seven mem. Bill Allen took over in
the fifth, with Dick Carmichael
coming in in the seventh. Jim Solt
was behind the plate.
The Braves took a one-run lead
in the first frame when linn doubled
and scored on Riddles triple.
Wilmington went ahead 81 in the
top half of the second on two infield
hits, plus three walks The Braves,
however, tied it up in the bottom
half, when Solt doubled and scored
on Canterna's double.
Three more walks and an error
gave the Blue Rocks their third run
in the third frame, and they made
it So in the top half of the fourth
when they scored two runs on a
single, two doubles and an error.
Lou Tufano put the Braves back
in the game in the bottom half, when
he smacked one over the leftfeld
wall with Solt on base, to make the
score 5-4 Wilmington. Both teams
scored two runs in the sixth.
Wilmington got theirs when, with
two men on, Kousagan doubled to
deep center scoring both base run
ners. In the bottom half, with one
away, Solt walked and after Tufano
had flied out, Canterna singled, put
ting men on first and second. Billy
Smith, batting for Allen, followed
with single to right scoring Solt
and Bortz came right behind him
with an infeld hit scoring Canterna
to make the score 7-6 Wilmington
Dick Carmichael took over in the
seventh and shutout the Blue Rocks
in the last three frames without even
/ a semblance of a hit.
Hagerstown had two men on with
one out in the seventh, but double
play ended that threat.
Again in the eighth, with one out
Canterna singled and went to third
on Carmichael's double Bortz was
then given an intentional pass filling
the bases, but Johnson really bore
down, striking out Lind and getting