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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-s.E.-s.W

RM. FOR YOUNG LADY: kit. privils..
Bendix washer. 1902 H ST. sc, mr..
Barney Circle, AT. 4495. %
YOUNG LADY has nicely furn. rm
in apt for ! or . girls: breakfast.
laundry privtls., unlim. phone; excel
transp. Call after q, 10. 3-3S77.
BIZ 9Th ST. S.E.-Large front rm.;
cow. transp. and Navy Yard; LIST
floor; $3.50 week. AT 1852. %
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CSS I,,ois HAVE several brick
9 rooms; all have automatic heat:
do down payments from 81; 900, -cali
WAP Las Co. 1924 14th st. NV.
down payment; 6-rm. brick. rnod
ccond;; oil heat; incl porches;
Ssl3395o: terms; no brokers "a.
CoLoRED vACANT-s4e5 DOWN
-6-room row brick; bath; coal
h,w;h,; front porch; situated at
23l3 Sherman ave. NV. PRICED for
fast sale, ENTERPRISE REALTY
CO, 1924 Eve. st. NV, Elk. 5000:
COLoRED-ILLINoIS AvE.-Corner
sS5ss' JAMES MES "a carr Rsat Re sfs d.
CoLoREn-1sth AND SHEPHERD
SITS. N.W.-3 complete apis. gas
hest: gar; $685. mo. income; immed.
RRe eaitor 81 Sc SEQ $50 sSEn' JAMES CARR
CoLoREpNNEAR i4th AND TAYLOR
SITS. N.W.-SI. $50 to So. 600 down.
Vacant. row brick. LIST A.. liv. rm.,
din; rm., kitchen and den; End r..
bsmt., h,-w.h, hardwood floors. TO
ewes; ia; 6915. SAMUEL c. REYN-
OLDS. 3005 Georgia ave. NV. -23
COLORED-SHEPHER ST. NV
Semidet... brick. 6 large rms. tile
bath. full bsmt.. gas heat front and
2 rear porches. Large yard. Priced
at S13.950 with reasonable down
Perneli. TU 323s: ewes. IA. ao4o:
SAMUEL C. REYNOLDS. 1908
CoIoRED~N. II. AND. UpsHUR-
Home and income. . apts.. NV,
best value. TANEN REALTY. ST.
CoLORED. 1854 SHEPHERD ST. NV,
--2i2- bath brick: side hall, 3 twin.
sized bedrmS;, .guest-sized din. rm.,
large mod kit; gas h.-wh.: gar.
BI; 1ol5 til pm. VIM. H. Sam
co EoR 3D. - CHAPLIN ST, lust on
Meridian Hill PIX. A clean, 6-rm.
and bath mod home with oil heat.
Venetian blinds. lge. screened Sleep
ing porch. Nice yard and garage.
You can't find nicer home in such
q good neighborhood for so little
money. To inspect, call PLANT n
GORDON. INC, CO. 0S37. "a
I continual ON Next PaGe)
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WESLEY HEIGHTS

Charming red brick Colonial with At.
tractive first-fioor plan; center-haII
entrance, large lovely living and
aiming rooms; 3 bedrooms and 3
baths on second floor; 4th bedroom
on third floor; beautiful Enclosed
garden, garage. Call Mrs. McGregor,
REAL ESTATE. 30
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CHEVY CHASE n n

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
English design. center hall. in select
and convenient location. Big living
nm. ideal for grand piano. with
fireplace, side veranda. Large guest
size dining rm., ultramodern kitch-
en-, powder rm. with half bath. q
nne bedrms.. . baths: storage attic !;
insulated; semifinished basement,
$4,000. For appointment eaIi
JAMES G. Upton. WO. 32Il; ewes.
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Clean, 2-story brick home; 1st f..
front and back porches. coat closet,
hall, liv. rm., din. rm., lge. den,
mod. kit; End a., hall. bedrms., 2
tiled baths. cedar closets. screened
porch. Full bsmt.: oil h.-w.h.; rec.
rm. with bar; laundry trays; garage.
Conveniently located. Asking price,
SlS,95 UN. 1888; ewes, GE. 2963.
FINCHAM & CO., Realtors
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BRIGHTWOOD DIET RRICK
BRIGHTWOOD DUPLEX

ONLY ST. $50 ON TERMS
Semidetached brick consisting Of two
complete apartments. located in this
excellent neiehborhood: convenient
to schools. shopping and transpor-
tation. For additional information,
call BERENTER & CO.. Resttors,
IA. 1880. Ia
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WESLEY HALL
ROOMS WANTED

ROOM WANTED-Refined woman de-
sires room with nice family. Call
HO. 3S40
ROOM AND BOARD for employed
mother and 7-year-oid SON.; day
care for son; vic. of Barnard School
Box BIT. Star -21
ROOM AND BOARD, private home;
NV, near Conn. ave, Chevy Chase.
D. c., Md. Box 259-X, Star. go
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Rar,ooh,, IKJoole h,oo

Dol IIdUy WUUuS AIEd
A lovely center hall red brick home
on spacious lot; LIST floor has nicely
proportioned living room with fire.
place. dining room with bay window,
library with powder room, modern
Kitchen including breakfast nook,
that will take twin beds, 2 tile baths,
sun deck; stairway to large attic
(ample space for 2 additional rooms)
semifinished basement with fireplace.
maids bath. oil &C. neat and large
built-in garage. The entire house Is
in excellent condition and owner
having purchased a suburban home
Call MR.. VANCE evenings, WO.
7092).
Thos. J. Fisher g. Co., Inc.
Realtors. DI. $3.50
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TAKOMA PARK, D. C..
Spacious Rambling Bungalow

Corner property featuring 8 bed
rooms, 2 baths library or Attn bed
room), lovely living room with fire
place. dining room. a cheerful break
fast room enjoying panoramic view
modern kitchen; high ceilinged base
ment under the entire house, fin
ished room and bath above grade
of lot. oil hot-water heating system
built-in garage. This property is
immaculate throughout. Walter Reed
Hospital. Takoma Recreation Center
and Coolidge High School are all
easily accessible. Ideal home for a
family of 4 or 8. Call MR.. BOOTHBY
evenings, EN-. 33AS).
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
Realtors u. $3.50
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APARTMENTS WANTED

BUSINESS WOMAN would like furn-
lshed efficiency apartment in Airing
ton or vicinity by April lst. Call
National 3l20, Ext. 1774, 90; Tenn
pie 1881. 90. 2l'
WANTED--A two-bedroom apart
ment with living room. kitchen
and bath. Willing to pay from
$40 to $50 per month. ne. or NV.
location. LII. 1860. after q pm
o3s
REFINED GIRL desires furnished /
or > room. kitchen and bath apart
ment; prefer apt. house. AID. 1918
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1915 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Good food;
large redec. rms; soc. priyil., maid
service, tel, laundry rm.: employed
girls or boys; dhleS., triples, $50 mo
up s45 wk. up. "A nice place to
live" DE 1886. Triple, spec, $50 ca.
2ls
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ROOM AND KIT. nice
~ turn, for couple or L man. DE.
COLoRED-e4 FRANKLIN ST. NE.
> rms, kit. and share bath; heat
and hot water, gas and electricity
furn.: S75 per mo. FLOYD E. DA-
Wis. 1929 K st. NV, ma. 0352.
CoLoRED-13 18th ST. SEE large
rooms, electricity and heat; nicely
furn.; $50 mo. FIR. 1900. --22
COLoRED-13I4 R. L. AVE. NV
, rms. kit. and semi bath: nicely
furn. Call DI. 1850. ~
COL0RED-19I9 18th ST. NV
Basement apt; l rm.. kit and share
bath: couple only; $50 per mo. DI.
CoLoRED-HENRY PL. N.w.-one
large rm.. semipvt. kit. and bath,
all privileges. tn. 1898. -22
COLORED-SINGLE RIM, adjoining
screened-in porch, new furniture.
some privils. GE. 1922: %
Colored-411 End St. Sc.
B. I'm apt. beaut. furn.. in apt. bldg;
$3.50 mo. incl. util and janitor
service. mo children). See JANITOR,
basement
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APIS. FURNISHED tcens.,

BSMT. APT.-Pyt. bath, shower and
entr.; comb. bed-liv. rm.. kit, stove,
refrgr.. Is min. downtown; mr.. c. u
Prefer empl. i or 2 young gentle
men or young empl. couple; $55 mo.
2001 UpShur st, ne. rs
2 RMS. KIT. and bath, all utils.
furn. Upstairs pvt. home, pvt. en-
trance; $50 mo. Adults only. Call
Ii. 3-3005. -23
1443 FAIRMoNT ST. N.W.-1 rm.,
big kit. and bath. SOS per mo-
Shown bet. 6-S pm.
LfV. RIM, bedrm., kit. and bath, en-
tire 3rd f.. Diet. NV. residence. Con-
slider man and wife only, no chill
dren, pets; phone, utils. WO. 252I.
--23
LARGE STUDIO ROOM and kit. and
dinette. all utils. incl. Quiet couple.
Child allowed; $69.50. 1349 Column
bia I'd. NV. No phone calls. --293
LOCATION-Front effic.
apt. with all utils. Phone DE. 0S64.
newly decorated etfc.
apt. Ideal for Catholic couple. MR..
BERNARD, NE. 0405. -23
NEAR GEORGETOWN UNIV rm.,
kit. and porch. next bath. Men pref
Reas. EN-. 1T72 after $40. --23
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

PARKS TRANsFER-Moving at your
conv.; also trunks and baggage. Call
any time. AID. 1887. 23s
EX-GI - Moving. packing, Grating,
storage; local, long distance: expert
service; low rates. HO. 5Sl9. 2fs
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage:
reas. IA. 2g31: ewes, GE. l4I6. FL
MOVING By VE1-Exper. help. every
piece. wrapped. insured; reas. Call
Lny time. MR. COOK. GIL. 5l37,
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage in
Phone NO 0104 UNION STORAGE
co INC est 1905
GLASCOE's MOVING AND STORAGE
Local, long distance; padded
vans with careful handlers; reason
able rates. DI. 4141. -22
ANY TIME MOVING, pickup, deliv-
cry; prompt Serv.; 24-hr. day. i
day wk.; So min. AT. 1887. go
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA

2 blks. from Mayflower Hotel. Sgle.
and dble. rms, newly renovated,
clean and cheerful, Semipvt. baths,
maid service, auto. washing machine.
kit. privils. A young crowd. SIS
week each. DU. 6644, 1915 goth st.
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Georgetown View
One Of the most unusual small va
cant houses in Georgetown, from
the roof garden the view of the
Potomac and Va shore is striking
The smart liv. rm.. full-sized din.
up to exciting living in this house
for only $4,000. Ewes, Mr.. Sher-
wood. WO. 4S45.
J. Leo Kolb Co.
1897 Wis. Ave. MI. 210O.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WILL SHARE extremely large home
with refined couple: in Arl: best
location for convenience and beauty,
ia. 5-G4l6. ~
COUPLE desired to live with man
and . school-aged children; save
rent and other expenses. Call FA.
S41a, after = pm 30
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SURPRISE VALUED!
HOME WITH INCOME

WeH-built row house; in excellent
convenient section; LIST floor. recep.
tlon hall, large living room, dining
room, Kitchen and Enclosed porch:
Tour bedrooms with two tile baths
on End floor and inclosed heated
porcn suitable for fifth bedroom:
rage; well financed. Call Mrs. Fra.
zler OR. 3g93 or HUI. 1915. with
WETZEL REAL ESTATE. -2l
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Upper RRIGHTWOOn
UPPER 18th STREET

Above Kalmia I'd. This attractive de-
tached brick, with bay windows, has
z the appointments you want. First
foyer. family eise dining room. Iarge
living room, with mirrored fireplace,
opening. onto terra Gotta fioored
screened porch, panelcd den and
powder room, modern kitchen and
dinette. Second floor has 3 twin
bedrooms and 2 baths. There is q
bar: maids room with shower hath:
attic fan with ceiling ventilator,
carpeting and insulation, newly re-
decorated. Bar-B-Q fireplace, shaded
trees. patio, and other features too
numerous TO mentj On. For more in-
FORMATION please call MILTON KAP-
ewes, EN-. 3473, 81
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COLORED

314 East Capitol ST., on Lincoln Park
Mt. Pleasant carline-5-story eleva-
tor apartment house. Own your
own apt. home In this centrally
located neighborhood Down pay
ment from 1926; monthly payments
less than rent; 3 to q rooms and
bath. Call MA. SO36. office Of A. NJ
DRAISNER. 1404 L st. NV. -23
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SAUL'S ADDITION
Def, 4 BEDRMS.
$500 DOWN

Vacant. bet. cypress shingle. spa
cious liv. rm. din. rm., kit. 4
bedrms.. / tile bath; full attic; built
in Lear garage; full bsmt., oil INV.
heat, Law; " block from 14th st.
NV. and cow. to Roosevelt High
School. Ewes. call Mr.. Weiss, 10.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
14l5 K st. NV. Realtors. ME. 54OO,
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NEAR COOLIDGE HIGH
DETACHED RRJCK HOME

MEAN lOOLlD(iE HIGH
DETACHED BRICK HOME
BEDROOM AND BATH, LIST FLOOR
Two bedrms.. bath, End floor; slate
roof; house in Al condition. Owner
moving from city. Substantial cash
payment: owner will take balance
in one trust. For appt. call Mrs
Williamson. TIA. 1927.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
18th AND SHERIDAN SITS. NV.
brick home in this ex-
ceptional neighborhood. priced at
fair market value. Side-hall plan
Ice. din. rm., separate brkfst. rm
is charm itself; summer dining or
liv. porch is semiflnished: very mod
-ern kit. full bsmt with rec. nm.
heated garage; nice bedrlns. up
stairs include master bedrm. suite
with pvt. tiled bath and ? closets:
natural finish chestnut trim and ash
doors throughout. Better than new
cond. Asking only S19.950. SH.
6440 It'll pm. II no answer. SH
6417. WoODsIDE REALTY CO,
Exclusive. SO
BRIGHTWOOD Def. BRICK
4th and Quackenbos SITS. n.w.-6 rms.
center entrance, oil heat, recessed
radiators; immac. cond.; beautiful
lot; Diet. garage; near schools. shop
ping and transp. OWNER, MOVING
OUT OF TOWN. desires immed sale.
Call TIL. 1851. BI,ANKEN REALTY
CO.. RE 0229. IA
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GILBERT
ALTURAS HOTEL,

2460 18th st. n.w.-Sgle. and dble
rms. some with pvt bath maid and
24-hr PIX service. CO 1881.
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COUNTRY BOARD
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

FULL-TIME CARE for one or 2 boys,
yrs. and older; licensed private
home. 10. S-S699. -22
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1909 18th STREET NV.
Conveniently located outside rooms
with running water or private bath;
dining, roomi $1,000 q week up;
So a day up EU. GIG.
COLoRED-EXTRA LARGE ROOM
Nj. 18th and Columbia I'd; plenty
heat and hot water. Wash and cook
any time. Call FO. S1S4. -22
C0L0RED-SEyERAL CHOICE VA
CANCIES. 1887 10th st. NV CO.
3642. "a
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

s32 5Oth ST. N.E.-Lge. unfurn. rm.,
use of entire house; suit. for cple.
or men. VI. 3031. 80
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NURSERY

NURSERY
nursery with enough equip
ment to start. Two buildings with
facilities for so children. Located
just over District Line in Md; S-year
lease: Total price $1,000 cash. Cali
Mr. TriSks. ST. 0322 or Elk 4474.
JERRY BAKER, Elk. 4474
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RESTAURANT-WE EQUIPPED.
Upper NV. Owner must sacrifice for
quick deal.
AUERBACH L. CO., DI. 85O1, GE. 6552I
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WENDELL TERRACE - Large. COM
Portable. warm rms. sgl, dbl. triple;
liv. rm.; good food; excel trans: S4S
per mo; MP. 1927 Belmont I'd NV
Evening star., 1951-07-16
Passes Ted Williams,
KeN, Ferris Fain
And kinoso in Day
BY Burton Howkins
StaF Staff Correspondent

CLEVELAND, July 16. - Gil
Coan. who has had a difficult time
during the last six years trying
to convince skeptics that he really
belongs in the major leagues, now
is the leading American League
batsman with an average Of 1886.
It's the first time since 1916, when
Mickey Vernon was the batting
champion. that a Washington
player has been on top this late
in the season.
Coan got five hits In nine times
at bat as the Mats split a double
header with the Indians, IA and
7-2. here yesterday before 8,945
fans. Thus he climbed over Bos-
tons Ted Williams, Detroit's
George Kelf. Philadelphia's Ferris
Fain and Chicago's Orestes Min
oso. all Of whom topped him Sat-
urday. Coan leads Williams by
.0013S. He is ahead OF Kell by
.00138 and Fain by .O0l40.
MinoSo and Fain, the co-leaders
Saturday with 1877, slipped yes
terday. Fain went hitless ir two
tries before injuring his foot in
the fourth inning of the first game
with Chicago. He will be out about
Evening star., 1951-07-16
BY the AsSoeioied Press

DETROIT. July 16.-Mickey
Mantle. the most publicized rookie
of 1851, is back in the minor
leagues.
The 19-year-old New York
Yankee outfielder. who rocketeo
to fame on the strength of a 40;
batting mark and numerous home
runs in spring training. was op-
toned to Kansas City yesterday
Mantle was sent down to the
Yankees American Association
farm club to make room for Art
Schallock. little left-hander from
Hollywood Schallock is slated tc
pitch today's game against De-
troit. as the Yanks are mighty
hard pressed for hurlers.
Despite his demotion, Mantle
still is regarded very highly by
the Yankee bigwigs. So much sc
that he is to be groomed to fill the
shoes of Joe Di Maggie in center
field when the great Yankee stal
ends his glorious career.
The New York management has
instructed George Selkirk, Kansas
City manager, to use Mantle ir
center field exclusively. The
youngster had been playing right
field with the Yankees. Bob Cerv
another young slugger in the
Yankee chain, will be shifted
from center to another outfield.
Mantle still is going to be q
great player" Manager CASEY
Stengel said today. HE has tt
Evening star., 1951-07-16
Young Pitcher Who Displaced
Mantle HurIs for Yunks TODAY
Star Staff Photo,

learn to bunt better and pick good
pitches to swing at. The habit of
striking out so much must be
corrected. He is a pretty good
outfielder right now, but needs
some polishing to be able to play
center in the major leagues. He'll
be back. you can be sure of that"
The decision to farm. out Mantle
for more experience was reached
yesterday by General Manager
George Weiss and Stengel. Mantle,
after a fast start. slumped badly
at the plate. He was batting only
.260.
Mickey had struck out So times
In SO games. Despite his recent
failures, he still led the club in
runs batted in with IS.
Although somewhat shaken at
the news, Mantle took his release
Iphilosophically.
ITS all right with me" he said.
I'D rather play every day in the
minors than sit on the Yankee
bench. Nobody has to tell me
that I've got plenty to learn about
outfielding and hitting"
Mantle has had only two years
experience in the minors. He was
with Independence. Kans.. Of the
Glass D, K-O-M League in 1910
and batted .313. With Joplin. Mo-,
OF the Glass c Western Associa-
ton last year he batted aga. He
played shortstop in the minors
and was converted to the outfield
by Stengel at the Yankees Phoenix
training base last March.
Evening star., 1951-07-16
Major Leaders
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Batting !based on 200 times at bat)-
Cosn. Washington. 1886; williams, Bos.
Runs-Williams. Boston, 70; Minoso
Runs batsed in-Williams. Boston, 7s;
Robinson CHICAGO, "a;
chlesso hHits0n }oo MasEio' Boston, Ill; Fox
poIbIesENoren. Washington. 20; Fain
Triples-Minoso. Chicago. IL; Fox. Chi.
Home runs-zernial, Philadelphia, %;
Williams. Boston and Wertz, Detroit. II
nosa ssoiep sb,esse SasssTPusbs' Chicago, II; Mi
Pitching tbased on hye decisions y
adeiphia Ga1 sPstGn' Sf sss a. 1000; Martin Phil
strikeouts = McDermott. Boston. and
Rasehi. New York, IS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting--Musial. st. Louis. 1873: Ash.
burn: Philadelphia; .359.
st: N11sMhsaseS' louis. g. BROOKLYN 7S' Mu'ial
So; Snider. Brooklyn, 90.
,,,E HEitsTAfshRurn z, fah5s Philadelphia 121; Mu
,Doubles--Wyrostek Cincinnati. 21; Fu,
gtllG Yofk, a9d 90, Robinson Brooklyn; Dark New
81 TTieis,s-sell. ,s Pittsburgh. and Musi.l
Home n,.1,, 1Eg,ns-,Hoddges, Brooklyn, ssi
pasan Stolen 6assee,ssm;,SJeth5oe, Boston. and
Brscheen. st. Louis. 81. .s33. '''
SPAIN. Boston, rs.
Evening star., 1951-07-16
|1urpin-Robinson Bou'
SET for N. Y. Sept. Il
BY the Assoeiuted Press

LONDON July l6.-Promote,
Jack Solomons said today that
Randy Turpin has agreed to meet
Sugar Ray Robinson in a return
bout for the middleweight cham
pionship IN New York September
|12.
Until today. Solomons had an
outside hope of staging the return
bout here.
Turpin the British champion,
lifted the crown from Robinson
by outpointing him in Is rounds
at Earls Court Arena last Tues
day.
Il tried very hard to keep the
fight here" Solomons told news
men, "bdt the International Box
ing Club can throw in money from
commercial television. broadcast
ing and films. and I cannot hope
to compete with it."
The IBC, which holds the con-
tract for the next bout. is ex-
|pected TO stage 1t at the Polo
Grounds.
Evening star., 1951-07-16
Maryland Open Field
Tunes Up in Pro-Am

A record entry Of Ill for the
Maryland Open golf champion
ship tomorrow at the Suburban
Club undoubtedly means a bulky
field for today's pro-amateur,
which will serve as a practice
round at the Baltimore course.
Tomorrow's 31st State Open
championship has drawn all of the
tournament regulars from Mary
land and the District, plus Vir-
ginia. Pros from the Old Domin-
ion are permitted to compete in
the Maryland Open, but in the
Virginia Open, they close the
tournament to those outside the
State.
Charley Bassler is defending
champion and will be making his
second appearance since he ad-
vanced to the semiflnals of the
National PGA. Last week he was
runnerup to John Musser In the
Mid-Atlantic PGA,
Evening star., 1951-07-16

if you do"
yeah but where would you find one good?" countered
Rosen
GREENBERG REITERATED to Municipal Stadium's cata-
combs trudged past clubhouse Manager
Lopez private office Back among packing cases. Cleve
lands general peeled of his uniform and talked
baseball
1 was thinking this morning driving down here that all
of the generation thinking that Eddie Robinson
Nelson Chico Carrasque Jim Busby Oreses Mnoso
kept the White Sox up there with fantastic batting
averages.
I'm not trying to take anything from Richards but +
think Lopez has done terrific job Larry Dolby
Easter have been in and out OF the lineup all due
injuries AL Rosen, another of boys is hitting only
$685. Ray Boone got three hits Saturday pull his
to 20 Sam Chapman isn't hitting 260 Bob Kennedys
23o Dale Mitchell has been going great lately but
only up to .23e.
we're hitting little more than $50 as team and yet
we're only 3h out Of the lead think it's about
somebody credit for keeping the
much has been against him."
81 THINK THE White sox have had it," Hank continued
but the Yankees can't be counted they always
to put squirt in the stretch don't think
Maggie will be helping them usual though He's through
DMag should have quit after last That's always
for somebody else to but right
year. either He put batting spree late season-a
good athletes will with those dying late in their
career-but he wasn't himself in the World Series.
The has been hurt in practically every part
his body and those injuries catch with His legs
gonethat was the first thing noticed about myself when
couldn't hit couldn't spring into that ball. and
running became effort It's for Joe and
for our Sam Chapman too.
"But the Yankees will be tough. They still lot
talent that club The tougher club though Boston
hang close to em for awhile, think Wen nip
the stretch We figure improve greatly showing
the first half of the don't can
hope for the same improvement can"
BACK ON THE INDIANS bench Bob Feler wasn't dis
playing the respect for the Yankees get beat"
Feer emphasized ft won't be by that bunch ragamufns
Bob whose 1878 record hashgure prominently in keeping
the Indians within whispering distance place.
to improved pitching hitting and edng-across the
strengthenngto make Cleveland annoying in the
ond half.
We've made fewer double plays than anybody in the
league the old frebaler said batting and
sixth in fielding Ray Boone and Bobby Ava play
ing good ball recently though defense will tighten up
Don't forget too, Feller added that Bob hasn't
been the pitcher he be- Early have
been tn-andou think we'll be better club we were
in the first half of the