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Evening star., 1951-05-29

- UPPER BRIGHTWOoD
This immaculate Groom detached
2.story tapestry brick home, near
all conveniences, has q pine-paneled
Den, modern kitchen, 3 twin size
bedrooms and built-in tile bath;
comb. metal screen and storm win
COWS; stairs to finished attic; gas
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
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June L. 1oI eHtS. wv. o1ou
2707 ADAMS MILL RID. NV.
furn. 1-bedrm. apt. incl
all utils.. furn. incl. television Sc
and many other extra luxuries
Located In a modern elevator bldg:
S165 mo. Call r. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtors. Ma. 5000. -3
WE HAVE APIS. AND HOUSES
FURN. OR UNFURN AND SUB
LET'S. WASH. VA, MD. WHITE
A-oNE RENTAL SERVICE
524 BOND BLDG, MA. 0007
14th ST. AND N Y. AVE. NV.
COLORED-1O091s gath ST. NV
room, kit. and bath; immed. occup.
Call ME. 5400.
COLORED--1477 NEWTON ST. NV
3 rooms, kitchen and bath, all util-
tiles included. Convenient to shop
ping districts and transportation
Call DE. 3142, between 8 and 8.
-9l
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CLEVELAND PARK
TOWN HOUSE

This charming semidetached home
offered for the first time. Beauti-
fully decorated and carpeted from
wall to wall. Mirrored to suit the
trance, library. spacious liv.. din.
rooms, exceptional kit. end floor
embraces 4 excel bedrms., 2 baths.
large closets. 3rd floor bedroom.
bath, knotty pine den. Large stor-
age space. Full bsmt., maids room,
bath; oil heat. Delightful garden
with lovely roses Ideally situated
for transp.. churches and schools.
Priced to sell quickly. Can Ann
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
HU. 1854 Exclusive ST. 1900
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CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK

FOUR PONIES, young, gentle. $125
So1ap private stocki no dealers. o%oA'
DAIRY GoATS-Fine young stock in
actual production. Attraetively
priced. AP. 2T25. 80
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SH. GAO til Q PM.

Chevy Chase Bedrms.
Close To Blessed Sacrament
Imposing red-brick Colonial; large
center hall The LIST floor contains
living room t24-ft.). large dining
room, kitchen, separate breakfast
room. OKLA den, tiled powder room
and screened porch; 2nd floor, 4
large bedrooms, baths; cedar clos
cts; entire 3rd floor insulated and
finished as recreation room; full
basement with maids room and half
bath; detached 2-car garage. Priced
below market at S37 $50.
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC.
OIL. 1862. Bethesda. Until pm.
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ARLINGTON

Three bedrms.; din. rm.; liv. rm, with
fireplace; pine-paneled recr. rm.;
screened porch overlooking land.
sscaped yard; garage. Well furnished.
located in exclusive country club
section. $500 month. Cali CH
1900.
TWO. AND 8 BEDRM. HOMES, al
nicely furnished; excellent locations;
S125 month up.
REALTY, INC.
47O1 Columbia Pike, Arl. CHI. 4soo.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

NEAR UTAH AVE.
Den, Powder Rm., 1St Floor
Attractive center hall detached q
story brick Colonial; large modern
equipped YOUNGSTOWN kitchen, with
garbage disposal, family-siZed din.
sized bedrms.. with spacious tiled
bath, 2nd a. Beautiful shrubbery,
inclosed terrace, Bendix washer.
complete bath in full bsmt.. copper
screens. storage attic. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Only 4
Woodside Realty Co.
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SIS MONTE

l776 Mass. ave. n.w.-Good food
large redec. rms, TV, soc. priyil.
maid service. tel. laund. rm.; empi
girls or boys; dbles.. triples. S55 mo
up; pig wk. up. "a nice place to
4lVe. DU. 1892. Share rms, S55 up.
21H
Evening star., 1951-05-29

ON. CHEVY CHASE ACRE.
Lovely furn. house June l to Sept, l,
located Just OF Conn. in Chevy
ting rm.; paneled library, huge iy.
rm.. maids rm.: custom made TV
set. auto. washer, dryer, disposal;
beautiful grounds perfect for chill
dren or entertaining or both; $3.50
Evening star., 1951-05-29
ATTENTION. FARMER

] want to buy draft horses, colts
mules of all kinds. Write or phone
w. o DOSH, Gaithersburg, Md, 40
Evening star., 1951-05-29
CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
5s42 Goth ST. NV.
Den, Powder Rm., 1st Floor
Attractive center hall detached q
story brick Colonial; large modern
equipped YOUNGSTOWN kitchen with
rm., screened back porch. 3 twin
sized bedrms. with spacious tiled
bath 2nd A. Beautiful shrubbery,
inclosed terrace. Bendix washer.
complete bath in full bsmt. copper
screens. storage attic. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Only 4
years old S27.950
OPEN / TO6
Woodside Realty Co.
SH. GAO til 8 PM.
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Kensington, Md.
Detached Brick Home

Naval offlcer leaving WASH
ington is offering this attrac-
tive modest home on terms as
low as So 300 cash and you
contains o splendid rooms; 3
bedrooms e of twin siZe), tile
bath with shower and strictly
modern kitchen. Full cellar
with numerous built-in cup-
boards, cabinets, workshop, etc.
Gas &C. heat. White picket
fence incloses unusually attrac-
tive garden with abundance of
flowers, newly planted hedges
and shrubs, shade trees. Price,
S15,S5p. To inspect today or
Wednesday. call
Evening star., 1951-05-29

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Vacant, quick possession. Low cash
payment to responsible people will
buy this attractive 3-year-old de-
tached brick and frame home with
6 rooms and bath on wooded lot.
Call ME- 1143 until 9 pm. j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

minis. from Penta.
June /; for 4 girls: OW. 6405
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BRAND-NEW
sTEUART EROS. INC
ST. 1895 or DI. S6o5
AI,EXANDRT
SILVER SpRTNc

This charming 4-bedrm. brick family
nome has lge. din. and liv. rms.
Kit. paneled den. screened porch
full bath on 1st floor; 3 twin-size
peorms; and tile bath on End floor;
rm.; Gear gar; garden: conv. tc
transp.. schools; 1-year lease; 5000
per mo. Call Anne Chatterton.
JAMES L. DIXON & co,
ST. 1900. 1922 18th st. NV.
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

NAYLoR GARDENS. 3oth and Nay
lor I'd. Sc. Very large 1-bedroom
unit with full dining room. living
loom. electric Kitchen: near park.
Total price only $1,000. About
81 500 down; monthly cost, S62 .S5.
DRURY REALTY CORP. MI. 1000;
ewes. OR 5761 or LU. 1-7069.
TILDEN GARDENS
Large apt. Conn. ave.; 2 bedrms..
bath, liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. ent.
hall. foyer; owner. WO. 0129. "a
Evening star., 1951-05-29
LUXURY RAMBL ERs

LUXURY RAMBLERs
CHEVY CHASE 10. G
VI; lovely Rock Greek Park in Chew
Chase, D. c. Are you LOOKING for
that Dream Rambler? 1 am erect
ing quality job based upon many
years Of exper in architectural
design. construction engineering
ana contracting exper. Drawing
500-S40,00Q ramblers have ali the
carefully planned details you have
long dreamed about You may pre-.
view the construction well under
way. BY appt. you may arrange to
see Q similar rambler now ST
633; Sat. and Sun, EN- 63S1
Evening star., 1951-05-29

SILVER SPRING AREA-New 3-bed-
room rambler; full bsmt.; S175 mo.
SUMNER RENTAL, June 16-Labor
Day-4-bedrm house in cool Chevy
Snase. Between Wis. and Conn. ayes.
washer. Convenient to Shopping and
Transportation. $500 month. Tel.
COOL, TREE-sHADED GARDEN,
brick terrace; cathedral vista; beau.
IlIuliy FURNISHED; 5 bedrms.. sleeping
porch. 3E2 baths. modern kitchen,
dishWasher. Bendix. June Is to Sept.
l. 5000 mo. WO. 6b43. az
Evening star., 1951-05-29

CHEVY CHASE VIEW
$175 month; 4 bedrms., Q baths;
beautiful yard: excellent neighbor-
NORTHWEST REALTY CO.
.....- . OIL. 1857. OIL, 766H -
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3-BDRM. home NV, beaut. remodeled
redecorated. equipt. kit, tile bath
Ven. blinds, full bsmt.. gas heat
garage. S11S mo Hudson SS44.
Evening star., 1951-05-29

NEAR 18th AND COL. RID. NV.
In practically new elevator apt. bldg
beautiful efficiency apartment; large
living room. dinette, kitchen, large
dressing closet, bath. utilities in
cluded: S77.50 mo. ME-. 5744
Evening star., 1951-06-02
Forfeit Helps 0Isons
To First-Ha|f FLAG

The Ole Olson Club is the In
dustrial Baseball Leagues first
half champion after winning by
forfeit from Boiling Field yester-
dayS
Boiling, which routed Andrews
Field, 14-2 In an afternoon game
failed to muster a full team by
starting time Of $50. Olson al
lowed the Airmen a half-hour
more but they still had only seven
players. The first-half champions
finished with a I'll record against
second-place Canoes So.
Northeast Body Works, led by
Ed Barbieri's three hits, retained
first place in the Departmental
League by edging Union Printers,
81 on the East Ellipse. The Print
ers are protesting the game be
cause they came up with three
runs in the ninth to lead 1913. but
the umpires ruled it was too dark
to play before Northeast was re-
tired in the ninth and the score
reverted to the eighth.
Naval Air Station, behind the
f1ve-hit pitching of John Chapel,
beat City Wide Service, 6-l, in
an Anacostia Recreation league
game at Fairlawn field.
Evening star., 1951-06-02
Paul Track Team Leader
In Junior Hiqh Meet

Paul Junior with eight first
places leading the way. won the
Junior High School track and field
meet at Tech yesterday. Paul
scored 62.4 points to Kramer's
54.5 and Macfarland's so.
Other teams scores were Stuart,
Alb; Deal, 34.5; Taft. 21.3; Lang
ley, 1872; Hine, 1873; Sousa, 1913:
Gordon, 6: Elliott, 3.5 and Jeffer-
son, 0.
Paul won three Of the five re-
lays and had individual winners in
Bob Mangels (60-yard dash) David
Dagenhart (shot putt and Sam
Cheri, Vernon Reed and Hank
Sanderson (the three weight class
high Jumps.
Evening star., 1951-06-02
S|ykhuis, Ho|mbere
Bow 10 Coast Miller
In Compton Meet
BY the Asseeioisd Press

COMPTON, Calf, June a.
Willy Slykhuis, the Flying Dutch
man. flew 5000 miles to run
mile last night, and it wasn't
worth it.
Top attraction Of the 11th an
nual Compton Relays, Slykhuis
finished third behind an American
and a Swede, and acknowledged
at the finish that he just didn't
have it.
Slykhuis apologized at the I'm
ish of the feature mile for not
doing better, and explained to
reporters that he was cut off. He
was. but simply because he didn't
have the kick to go around his two
|conquerors, who were neck and
neck down the stretch.
The winner, in 400, was tall,
lightly regarded Bob McMillen of
Occidental, who held off ALI Holm
berg Of Sweden, now a sophomore
lat the University of Tennessee.
ISlykhuis was but a step behind.
McMillen's performance won
him the trophy as the meets out
standing performer.
The broken records:
Jim Fuchs Of the New York Ac. 81 feet
9A inches in the shotput. Old marx
Otis Chandler's So h. set last year,
Bill Miller, Arizona State College at
Tempe, 226 feet Sa inches in the javelin.
set in 1949.
Dick Attlesey. LAAc, 22.9 seconds in
Ghe low hurdles. Old mark: Craig Dixon S
IAttlesey, world record holder in the
highs, also tied his own meet high hurdle
mark at 0:13.7) " -
George Brown, UcLA. a tremendous s5
Ieet inches In the broad jump, Old
marx: Bob Clark's "a IN. set In 1915
5aSn Sr1wn beat 1t three times during the
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Baseball
Continued From Page B-12D

-
ming pitcher as he coasted to his
eighth straight, an 80 victory
for the Giants over the Pirates.
While Maglie allowed only five
hits. the New Workers ripped into
Pittsburgh pitchers for 13, includ-
ing homers by Bobby Thomson
and Whitley Lockman. Cliff Cham
bers was knocked out in the fifth.
Pitching Woes for Dodgers.
1t was Maglie's ninth win over
the Pirates in 10 starts in his
career. He has beaten them eight
in a row.
Brooklyn had pitching trouble,
losing to Cincinnati, 6-5, as Don
Newcombe failed in relief. Joe
Adcock's two-run single in the
ninth climaxed a three-run rally
for the Reds.
The Brooklyn hitters had few
problems. Gil Hodges Dashed his
18th homer and Peewee Reese hit
one with two on in the eighth.
Jackie Robinson continued his
streak with three hits, boosting his
average to .416, tops in both
leagues
Several members of the 1914
miracle team saw the Boston
Braves clip Chicago, 80, for
Johnny Sain's third victory. The
Braves eased past the Cubs into
third place, thanks to two walks
and wild throw by Bob Schultz.
and Sam Jethroe's pinch single off
Dutch Leonard in the seventh.
The Cardinals muffed a chance
to gain on Brooklyn when they
bowed to the Phillies, 7-3. The
loss left the Cards two games back
of the Dodgers. Five runs on five
hits, including doubles by Granny
Hammer, Andy Seminick and
Richie Ashburn and a triple by
Jocko Thompson, won the game in
the seventh. Gerry Staley was the
victim.
Evening star., 1951-06-02
ICoss ! Plays Fox Next;
|Leavens-WeIsh Tilt
Today S Net Feature

Tim Coss, 18-year-old Landon
School star, will meet Malcolm
Fox tomorrow morning and Bar
rey Welsh was scheduled to play
Don Leavens at IL am. today in
the semif1nals of the City of
Washington tennis championships
at Edgemoor Club.
Unseeded Coss, who upset top
ranked Jim Thackara earlier this
week, yesterday beat another sea-
Soned competitor in Harry Van
Rensselaer,, 8-6, 6-1. Coss had
the New York tournament player
So in the first set, saw his lead
changed Ito SIS deficit and
finally rallied to win 8-6.
The left-handed Leavens was in
good form as he eliminated sixth
seeded Phil Neff, 6-4, 6-3. Leay-
ems ground strokes and sharp vol
leys were too much for Neff.
In women's doubles, the top
seeded team of Mrs. Cecilia Hill
and Mrs. Frank Pace were beaten
by Mrs. r. Hume and Billie Yorke
former English Wightman Cup
player. 6-3. 6A.
Women's singles matches set for
today are Rhoda Thompson VS..
Pearl Mccoy in the morning with
the winner to meet Susie Grigosian
IN the afternoon. In another after
noon semianal 16-year-old Belrnar
Gunderson, upset winner over top
seeded Mrs. Hill. is scheduled to
face Clara Bias.
A full afternoon program Is
slated for mems and mixed
doubles.
Evening star., 1951-06-02
WI Seeking Berth
In Tourney After
Capturing Title
By Brian Bell, Jr.

Having disposed of its arch
rival, Mount Vernon, Washington
Lee High Schools baseball team
is hoping 1t will get chance to
uphold Northern Virginia prestige
in the Southeastern scholastic re-
gional tournament June 1921 at
Montgomery, Ala.
The Generals pitching star,
Eddie DeSimon, backed by some
sharp hitting by Bob Reid and
Pete Colley, stopped the Mounts,
81, in the rubber game of a play
of for the Northern Virginia
Group l title before 5000 fans at
Fairfax yesterday.
Pete Rockwell, WI coach, will
contact tournament officials in
Alabama in ar attempt to get the
Generals an invitation. The pair
ings, with eight State champions
entered, already have been made
but Rockwell is hoping a place
will be opened for WI.
DeSimon Sharp Performer.
"If they'll let us in the tourna-
ment, We'll find some way to get
dowr there" Rockwell said after
yesterdays game, land I'm sure
we'll give a good account of our
selves"
If DeSimon, a junior. is as
effective in the future as he was
yesterday, the Generals will give
any opponent trouble. Lefty Ed
allowed just three hits. including
two Texas Leaguers: struck out II, :,
walked two and in only one other
inning except the sixth, when
Mount Vernon scored its run, did
he permit a man to get as far as
second base. In addition, De-
Simon f1elded his position snap
PLY.
Washington-1ee got eight hits
of two Mount Vernon pitchers,
Jackie Miller and Will Jacobs, but
did best against Miller. Jim Hill
knocked in two runs. one in the
first on a single, scoring Bob Reid
from second, and one in the sew
enth on a double in the seventh
which drove across Mike Conrad
from second.
Colley Hits Long Triple.
The Generals hardeSt-hit ball
was Pete Colley's triple that rolled
to the fence in left center, scoring
Dean Hillenbrand.
Mount Vernon Tailed in the
sixth when Jackie Miller blooped
a hit into left field and Ozark
Burke hit a tremendous drive
over Reid's head in center. Burke
was thrown out at the plate on a
triple relay with Second Baseman
AL Martina completing the job
with perfect one-hop peg tol
Catcher Eppie Riddle.
Tempers flared but melee was
averted after Burke was called out.
Sonny Lakey, Mount Vernon's
next hitter argued that Riddle
had dropped the ball and both
boys were restrained from tossing
punches.
DeSimon won his 10th game of
the season against one loss Ito
Mount Vermont. Both teams fin
ished their campaigns with 1873
records.
Evening star., 1951-06-02
Chevy Chase Introduces
Novel Golf Tournament

Chevy Chase Club was to intro
duce 36-hole, best-ball handicap
Member-Guest Invitation play to
the District golf calendar in the
two-day event starting today.
A field of 73 teams. q more
than last year, will play Is to-
day and the final 18 tomorrow,
with an optional Scotch foursome
scheduled this afternoon. Last
years winners were Ralph Bogart
and Eddie Gallaher.
Evening star., 1951-06-02
Alma Mater Honorino
harrington, CIV Official

Max harrington, director of
mems activities at George WASH
ington University, is being honored
today at the commencement ex-
ercises of his alma mater, West
minister College in Fulton, Mo.
harrington, a 1927 graduate,
will receive an alumni achievement
award conferred by the alumni
council.
Evening star., 1951-06-02
Yrs. Calvert Cup Winner In WGCC Golf Tourney

Mrs. G. w. Calvert won all the
honors in the Goth annual Tschif-
fely Cup golf tournament at
Washington Golf and Country
Club yesterday, but as customary
took the cup and gave low gross
to the second low scorer.
Mrs. Calvert added an 80 to a
first days IS for 174 and deducted
Evening star., 1951-06-02
Reds, 6; Dodgers, 5
Totals 81 71s 27l7 Totals 81 s2715I
ssSingled for Smith in ninth.
Tran for Hatton in ninth
tStngled for Cox in eighth.

SRan Tor n. Edwards In eighth.
fFouled out for King in eighth
fStruck out for Bridges In ninth
Cincinnati 01O 900 O23-R
Brooklyn 100 100 O30-5
.Runs---Adams. Ryan, Wyrostek, Adcock'
snider,, Hodges. Thompson. Errors-None.
Runs batted in-Robinson. Adcock go,
Hodges. McCosky t2l Reese (3l, Wyro-
sick; Two-base hits-Wyrostek. McCosky,
Robinson. Three-base hit-Robinson. Home
runs-Adcock. Hodges. Reese. Double
plays-Ryan to Stallcup to Kluszewski;
cup. Left on bases-Cincinnati 8; Brook
lyn, g. Bases on balls-Of Fox, 4; OF
Fox L /; By ir Wehmeire, = ISeN BY King SISrsy
Hits-.Od Fox. z In 72s innings of Smith,
none in 2 inning; OF Wehmeier. in i
stad 2 in q inning; of Newcombe. i In
% inning, Winning pitcher-Smith (4-D
Losing pitcher-Newcombe (5-3l. Time
l2:14. Attendance-191
Evening star., 1951-06-02
Manassas, Pomonkey
Holding Auto Races

Big car racing on Longview
speedway at Manassas, Va, to-
night opens a full weekend pro-
gram for automobile fans. To-
morrow action will shift to po-
monkey. Md. where stock car
races will be held on the Airport
Speedway.
Evening star., 1951-06-02

% handicap strokes for a winning
net 146. Mrs. ]. j. Corson won
gross with 84-91-175.
Other net winners were Mrs.
Roger D. Washburn. 205, minus
58 for 147; Mrs. A. Gordon Sim
monds, 185-38-147; Mrs. Frank
Mirth, 182-32-150; Mrs. Henry
Riley, 181-3O-151.
Evening star., 1951-06-02
Terps Elect Cuptuins

Bill Hubbell of Garden City,
n. r. defense player, and Bill
LaRash OF Baltimore, a goalie.
have been named co-captains of
the 1852 Lacrosse team at the Uni
VerSity of MARYLAND
Evening star., 1951-06-02
Major League Box Scores
YESTERDAYS GAMES
Browns, a; Red Sox, O

Boston --------- 600 UU0 UOU-O
st. Louis 900 200 COX
81 hsse Rdss hH bstts sfrG Il
Carver (2l. Lenhardt Two-base hit
Bero. Home run-Lenhardt. Sacrifice
--Lollar to Young; Boudreau to Doerr to
Dropo; McDermott to Doerr. Left on bases
st. Louis, 10: Boston. z. Bases on balls
Struck out-By' McDermott. 8; by Carver,
s.. Hits-Od McDermott, 6 in i62s innings;
Of Kinder none in 1s inning; of W.
Evans, none in ] inning Wild pitch
McDermott. Winning pitcher-Garver
0-3). Losing pitcher-McDermott t3-2).
iTime-2:16. Attendance-7.0 .062.
Evening star., 1951-06-02
EIGHTH RAcF-Trot; 14-15 (
Mrs. Streit Golf Victor
FOR TONIGHT.
Post Time: S:1b PM.

Mrs. Paul H. Streit with 94-l6-
78 took the Class A prize yesterday
in an 18-hole medal-play tourna-
ment at Army Navy Club.
Evening star., 1951-06-02
Dick Webb HurIs No-Hitter

Dick Webb pitched no-hit ball
yesterday as st. Teresa's beat
st. Ambrose, ILL. in a CYO
league game. st. Michaels de-
feated Blessed Sacrament, Ga.
Evening star., 1951-06-02
Braves, 3; Cubs, z

ninth
ssingled for Marquez in seventh.
Chicago 900 lOl 00O-2
Boston 600 001 20x-3
= Runs-sauer. Pafko. Torgeson. sisti,
Kerr. Error--Schultz. Runs batted IN
-Sain, sauer. Home run-Pafko stolen
bases-Torgeson. .Pafko. Sacrihces-Sain,
Cooper. Double plays--Cusick to Terwilli-
ger to Fondyi Terwilliger TO Fondy; Kerr
to Torgeson. Left on bases-ChicaEo. Z;
Boston. Z. Bases on balls-Oh Sain, Q: of
Schultz, 5. Struck out-By Schultz, 8; by
Sain. 4 Hits-Of Schultz, In innings
daced batters In seventh; Of Leonard,
IN innings Winning piteher-Sein
L3-5). Losing pitcher-Schultz (3-3)
Time-1:57. sol.
Evening star., 1951-06-02
Minor Leagues
BY the Asseeiofed Press

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Portland. 4; San Francisco /.
San Diego. 2: Los Angeles. /.
Seattle, 9: HOLLYWOOD. 8.
oaklfpaf fNfEsiNAsTfosNRSfTln 81 Asaff6sRfntGi GiEiaur.
springfieid 4; Toronto. /.
syracuse 8; Montreal, 3.
Buffalo. 5; Baltimore g.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville. g, indianapolis, 5.
Toledo. ID: Columbus. 0.
Milwaukee. g.: Kansas City. o.
st. Paul At Minneapolis postponed.
shr.u.,o. TEXAS tEAGuE. a,.G.
Fort Worth, 6: Tulsa. l..
Beaumont, 5: san Antonio. o.
Dallas n 1klshons Gty pSssponed
Mobile, 5: New Orleans. 4; 12 innings
Memphis. 7; Little Rock, 4.
Birmingham, s; Atlanta. 9.
Chattanooga: II; NashyilIss 2.
EASTERN LEAGUE,
Hartford, Z; Albany, 5.
Binghamton 8; Elmira. 1.
Wilkes Barre 9; Scranton, 8.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Montgomery. 4 Augusta,
Charleston, q; Savannah. J..
Columbia 4; Jacksonville, 8.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Wichita. Z; Lincoln. 1;
other games postponed.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Saginaw, 4; Grand Rapids, /.
pasSn, ppsyton, 4; Flint; .09i;..,on Q; q
Ten years ago-Lou Gehrig
died at the age of 81 after a
fUn.unor ;1lxa.
Evening star., 1951-06-02

Philadelphia - 010 900 SLY
Runs-Rojek. Schoendienst. johnson,
Wattkus, Ennis. Hammer (2). Seminick,
Goliat, Thompson. Errors-Thompson.
dtenst. Lowery. Seminick (2), Thompson
20. Waitkus. Ashburn. Two-base hits
Ennis, Watkins. Manner, Seminick. Ash
Home run-Johnson. Sacrifce-Schoer-
dienst. Double plays---Rojek to Schoen-.
dienst to y. Jones; johnson to Schoen-
Waitkus. Left. on bases-st. Louis, s;
philadelphia. 4. Bases on balls-Of
Thompson. z; of Staley. /. Struck out
By Thompson. 2. Hits-Od Staley, 10 In
6ss innings; of Brazle in iIs innings;
On On Thompson. 4 in innings; OF Kon-
stenty: none In 1 inning: Winning pitcher
Stalsy 7-4. Time-2:06. Attendance
Evening star., 1951-06-02

Eittsourgh -------- 900 0l0 010-2
rev YORK ---------- 004 020 02x-S
Runs--Murtaugh. Reiser, stanky (2).
Maslie. Errors--Kiner. Westlake, Thomp-
son. Runs batted in----Lockman (3), West
rum CD. Thomson (31. Murtaugh. Kiner
lie. Three-base hit--Reiser Home runs
Murta1gh. Thomson, Lockman. Double
to Kiner to Strickland to
McCunough. Left on bases-Pittsburgh q;
New York. s. Bases on balls-On Cham
bers, 6, /; of koski 2; on Maglie. 3. Struck
o%ntMBy Chambers; 2; by, Koski, l; by
INNINGS; OF Friend. none in l35 innings;
on Koski. in innings. Winning pitcher
bers -lS-5). TimewS:i5, AttendsnceM
Evening star., 1951-06-02

Ten years ago-Lou Gehrig
died at the age of 81 after a
two-year illness.
Evening star., 1951-06-02
Giants, 8; Pirates, z

Totals 33 524 g Totals ~. 1927 s
tFouled out for McCullough In ninth.
Evening star., 1951-06-02
PhiIs, 7; Cords, 3
st. Louis
PHILADELPHIA

Totals. 80 42413 Totals "a 12 27
ran for Rice in ninth.
TRolled out for Brazle in ninth.