davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

COCKER SPANIEL, young male, reg;
free to good home. Also cocker
stud service avail. and puppies.
kERRY AisfsP Blue aysE TERRIERS. ideal pets;
caR1sTEAN, ef1i sPS sho ssla 81? gaTdette @ sd., d.
Bethesda, Nd, OIL. o571. 5
POODLES, Axe reg, standard pup
pies. II wks. old. Call Wo. 2Ss16
pisGRIMfSATrNG II ri maj cocker puppies for
discriminating people. bun, blond
red; mother reg. Axe. EN-. 1858.
EXCEL. COCKER PUPPIES, reason
able sH. 1864. 401 Lexington dr.,
Silver Spring, Md: 5
oNH, see nom and I'J5tS pop, make make offer Tor for
me. Must find home this week.
padHsaGND AZ saIas PUPPY, purebred. aS =
oSiIE SffkH fsmeIs SesY H. bssutifaf 9a24 bun and
wRs WR'e OLD Pf''e cali Gs, "a e 7ss4' papers 50
BLUE PERSIAN KITTENS from re-
Gently imported queen; many show
winners in pedigree; very beauti-
full and healthy; ideal pets or po-
tential show specimens. Ring WO.
GIVE YOUR PET a country vacation;
good food, personal care; indy. runs;
air cond.; pick up, del. Bathing
grooming; cookers at stud. KRISS
KROSS KENNELS. Fairfax 679-J.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, Axe, 6
weeks old; sire son Grand Victor
Kirk of San Miguel. Call Lo. 5-0l2o.
tut fgi care. RAIPR D. L1NDsEYs coles
vile; Nd: Silver Spring 039s.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPS. Axe regis
tered; s wks.; beautifully marked;
COCKER, beautiful black, one year
old; well trained; Axe reg. Ho.
PooDLEs. black, stand. 8 mos. Axe
reg, 80 champions in immediate an
cestry. GL. S4S4. %
SPRINGER SPANIEL. male. yrs,
pet, gun dog; to suitable home. AP,
COCKER PUPPIES, blond. Axe reg.
ga mos. old; reas. priced. FA. 0117,
COLLIE PUPPIES. Q mos, Axe. sable
and white; l beautifully marked fe:
male tri:; excel; pets; pedigree eSs Sf
COCKER p iPpuPPPIEsS, S blond S and black.
10 wks. old. Axe registered; S25
Friday call after $50 pm, Sat-
urday and Sunday after pm. UN.
BOXER PUPPIES. 8 wks. old. thor
oughbred; fawn and black masks;
must be sold. SH 62o4. --S
PoODLES, female. black; Misty Isles,
Piperscroft lineage. CO. 5345. Ill
GREAT DANE PUPPIES - Fawns,
brindles; males. females; months
nId heoutiaS See them
Priced reasonably to good homes.
Some show prospects. ELPAW KEN
NELS. Alex, Va. Duke st. extended,
3 miles out. TIE. .2430, OV. 4561.
SIAMESE KITTENS (3>, unusually
fine Sealpoint' pediigreed; S25. Can
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BUILDERS
SALE-SALE-SALE

Steel door frames, hollow metal doors,
sliding closet units. access panels.
Odd lots. AL sizes. Priced right
IA July. 1851
521 26th st. NV.
VIRGINIA METAL PRODUCTS
GLIDE-A-DOOR CO., INC.
ST, 1862, ST. 1895. Ia
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CHECKER FOR FOOD and beverage.
t-ciass nisnt club. Good salary.
CLERK-TTYPiSfT, I White. knowledge o,
bookkeeping helpful; salary 500 wk::
WIT TTite N6 ARLINGIoH iySiIoS Wo3D YORK Rax
sG4. sHi AaD Arlington toMShN 3. Va. ~ 0ls
fast, typist with proper qualifications
at So 60U per yr., very interesting
work. average Al hrs. per wk. See
Mr.. Summerlin between 2-5 pm. at
SMITHS 5 TRANSFER AND STORAGE
COUNTER CLERKS. fun or part tint;
Call sH. 2447 between II am and
| pm. REINDEER FROZEN GUS
TARD STORES. in ne. section. Ito
DRUG CLERk-Part time; phar-
cali in person. 1891 ist st. NV.
MAN AND WIFE to manage lst-class
tourist court in Va. close to Wash.
D. C, must have good ref. Sal. and
apt No drinkers. Owners must 60
West on business. Box 260-G. Star,
MAN AND WIFE to manage 1st-class
tourist court IN Va. close. TO Wash;
D. c.; must have good ref: sal. and
apt: no drinkers. owners must go
West on business. Box 260-G. Star,
MAN AND WIFE for nursing home;
man for garden and maintenance
Lady as cook, INV, live 10; steady
lob. LO. 5-0S12. Ill
SALESCLERKS for various depts.
Good pay. Excellent working con-
ditions, Apply PEOPLES Drug
STORES, Employment ONCE. Il, P
A u, NICE HOME AND WAGE for set
tied sober white couple. Nice for
those receiving small pension. TO
manage and to do the work OF
rooming house. Phone DU. 5206
after II noon. or NO. 1859. IS
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
Double your income with unique sales
idea that can be combined and will
not interfere with your Govt. sery-
Ice. For interview, call NO. 5699
Sat and Mon, l0-1; or write q.
BUCHANAN, 1346 Conn. ave. y
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BLUE PRINT MACHINE and Ozalid
machine operators;r No experience
pointment. %
accounts receivable,
familiar with Sun Strand posting
machine, preferably from Arl Mr..
Smith. CHERRYDALE CEMENT
BLOCK CO., 1896 Lee highway, Arl..
Va. CHI. 0200 -
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HELP WOMEN Cont

STENoGRAPHER-No exper. neces-
hr. wk.: pleasant. working conditions
in new modern bldg.; paid vacations
and other employe benefits. TWEEN
TIETH CENTURY FOX FILM
CORP. 4l5 Bird st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER
SECRETARY
TYPIST
No matter what you call yourself. as
long as you can really handle the
keyboard and know your Webster.
we've got an opening waiting for
you; permanent position with oppor-
tunity for advancement: pleasant
personal contacts, air-conditioned
office. free disqualification, group in
surance; paid vacations and holi-
days; discounts; 5la-day week.
Progressive.
HECHINGER COMPANY
18th and H SITS. NE. 3
STESOGRAPHER SECRETARY -
SUBURBAN TRUST CO.. Takoma
Par, Nd phone 81. 5000 for in
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, tag and
title exper desired but not neces-
sary, for Silver Spr new car dealer.
Salary commensurate with expert
ence Write Box 43S-G, Star. stat
ing salary expected.
TYPIST-5-day week, 37ha hrs. no
SATURDAY work, permanent. ST.
1925, Ext. 10. S
TYPIST, Georgetown University must
be accurate, have large vocabulary;
pending qualifications. MR.. BR AY.
MI 1000, Ext. 252 IS
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TYPIST-CLERK

BY downtown finance company; age
90 TO 30; 5-day week, air -condi-
toned office. Position permanent.
Salary open; Call Mr. FARRING-
TYPIST-STENOGRAPHER
Interesting position in executive oftice
of national news magazine. For
girl who likes varied duties and who
is a good typist and has knowledge
of shorthand. You will share in our
liberal employe benefit plans and
find satisfying work with congenial
associates. Aforementioned building
5-day wk. Call S:30-5, Monday-Fri-
day. DI. 2915. Ext. 260. IL
TYPIST- T-ELECTROMATIC PSM. ex-
perience necessary This position is
permanent and with an expanding
COPY preparation field; annual and
sick leave benefits. Call NE. 64T1.
WAITRESS. white. to work from 8
1901 Varnum St. Mt. Rainier. Md.
WAITRESS twhite) exp. attractive.
for restaurant: hours from 3 pm.
to IL pm. Apply 1907 L st. n ".
WAITRESS. white, experienced for
new. better-clasS restaurant; l1:30-
2:30 Through lunchl, 5 days. LES
IER > RESTAURANT oil u ST, NV.
WAITRESS, white. over 81; local ref
erences. SAND BAR RESTAURANT.
1923 14th st. NV. 10
MATTRESSES, white; experienced. Ap-
ply CERES LUNCH, 1909 E st. NV
3
WAITRESS, experienced for rathskel-
Ter. Apply in person, OLD EUROPE
RESTAURANT, 2434 Wis. ave. NV.
WAITRESS. white, experienced; hours
Bill PM good pay, good tips.
CATHEDRAL COFFEE SHOP, 5000
Conn. NV. DU. 6S06. 3
MATTRESSES night club experiences;
good tips. Apply Mrs Schaffer,
after T pm, HILLTOP CLUB. 5211I
Marlboro Pike Sc IS
WAITRESS, experienced. good earn
ings. DUFFY'S TAVERN. GE. 2732
WAITRESS. for seafood restaurant:
experienced. Apply HENNYS RES
TAURANT, 1923 F ST. s.w. -12
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Need space for tel: studio midget up
right; S75. UN. 746O. So
PIANOS BALDWIN Acrosonic spinet
and console models Baldwin de
signed. Baldwin built, Baldwi guar.
antead Embodies features OF small
grand and upright; full resonant
tone Baldwin patented full-blow
action lifetime durability Available
In wide selection Of eye-appealins
cases IN mahogany, walnut light
oak avodite and ebony
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
925 g ST. NV
Evening star., 1951-07-07

HOLLAND FURNACE co.
Clean and repair your furnace now
Coal oil or gas; special prices for
mo of July. Call for free estimate
HOLLAND FURNACECO.
3271 M ST. NV. DE. 1850.
Evening star., 1951-07-07

PLASTERING, patchwork a specially.
by white mechanics. Good service,
Reas. TU 0t71. -S
PLASTERING a specially: large and
small jobs; new and old work; white
mechanics; work guar NO. 2723
PLUMBING AND HEATING jobbing,
repairing, remodeling sewer and
drain cleaning; 24-hr. emergency
service; reg. D. C. and Md. TR. 1925.
REFRIGERATOR and motor repairs
24-hr, service on all makes. work
guar RE. 2196; ewes. and holidays
pGgEEpfGSR.roRs. GEi G7Sl. al, conditionsrs,
IRE fTeezeTs repaired, seryiced> ALL
SONS SERVICE CENTER, 22O9 l4th
St. NV. AID 1884; eyes,, GE. 9199.
Evening star., 1951-07-07
LUMBER
EISINGER
MILL & LUMBER CO.
Bethesda, Md. WI $500

MANTLES, t3) euartered oak. Good
condition. S02 Constitution ave
ne. Ii. 3-5S00. IS
MELODIAN. beautiful rosewood; price.
5000 Gil 3436 8
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NATL. CASH REGISTER, S125; elec
refrigerator, $35; washing machine
Maytag, S35, 141 D st, ne
FOR SALE OR RENT

HD-5 front end loader. like new;
Insley truck crane with or witho
magnet: Osgood Model goo backhoe
or crane; Dc 1850 Angledozer.. 81 5
Diesel compressor; motorized wheel
barrow. Cat. Model II motor: Patrol.
General Electric $50 amp. welder.
NELSON MOVES. Cleveland. n
Kenmore 1-3499 -12
Evening star., 1951-07-07

KEPAIREU alsd
washers; guaranteed service.
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION CO.
DAYS rN 1912 ewes I'm Sh7b
SCREENS AND STORM WINDOWS
made to order or old ones repaired;
porches inclosed with screen wire
or glass. OW. 461S. IS
STONE WORK
Flagstone walks, retaining walls.
WALKER. JU 7-6022. =
TELEVISION REPAIRS - Same day
service: day and night calls: Most
WATERPRooFING Va1S sPise IF sSH OF ALI KINDS,
cement work, all work guaranteed.
ROBERT E. PRICE pI. 1928. 81
BETTER SCREEN YOUR PORCH
while / have ~material; free esti'
Evening star., 1951-07-07

BOOKKEEPER
Qualified. Alex-So. Arl. area; must be
efficient on general ledger and profit
and loss statements; salary open;
5-day wK. Apply
COASTAL CORP.
da3 Tolvart ayo AIay Va
Evening star., 1951-07-07

REUPHOLSTERING
Special-Sofa and chair. reuphol-
stored labor and material, $50;
workmanship guar. 25 yrs. in same
establishment LA FRANCE UP
HOISTERIN0 2509 14tb st NV.
co 1881
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IBITIIDING MATERIALS

Large stock good used lumber. all
sizes; free of nails; specials, half,
BRICK, pipe, all sizes: ige. stock
steel beams. plumbing. radiation.
soil pipe. plaster board, stone.
marble. doors. windows. steel plate.
boilers; 10% discount cash and
carry. we deliver. Visit our yard;
wv ARROW WREcKING CO.
100 So. Capitol St.. Ii. 3-2602
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
REFRIGERATORS

Late models S25 up; easy terms.
Open until 8 D m. ALLISON'S, 2209
14th ST NV AID 1894
Evening star., 1951-07-07

OFFICE FURNITURE
Desks. all kinds of wood. steel file
cabinets, lockers. typewriters, add
ing machines. chairs, tables. book
cases, card files; unlimited stock to
choose from: savings UP to 75G
free parking free delivery.
Manhattan ONCE Equip. Co.
634 New York Ave NV
Evening star., 1951-07-07
WATTRESSES

GIRLS, to be trained as cashiers,
salesgirls and general ofsce work.
knowledge of tipping helpful. but not
essential. Excellent opportunities. Mr.:
Joseph Tash, NEW YORK JEWELRY
CO. 719 7th st NV. 3
and 35 years. Apply in person
Monday. between 10 and 2. No
phone calls. MANN CO.. 104S goth
st. NV. b
GIRL, white, 81 to 35. to answer tele.
phones: m. to 1880 pm; switch
board experience helpful; must have
good handwriting and be able to
work Saturdays. Sundays and holi-
DAYS: 5 or 6 day week. Apply 412
Albee Bldg. Ia
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MATTRESSES

Must be experienced and
competent. Excellent earn
ings, pleasant working con-
ditionS.
Wakefield Restaurant
1859 CONN. AVE. NV.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CoLoRED WOMAN. settled, desires
sleep-in job, child care, light house,
work; reliable, honest. LU 4-6Oa6.
Evening star., 1951-07-07
FURNITURE

+ OnN L OTCL
Repairing, refnishing. II yrs ex-
perience GILBERT PEAKE. ia
4400. Call & a.m.-5 pm. -S
PAINTER WANTS JOBS (CoNTRAcT)
own tools. HU. 1856. s.
PAINTING ana papering-Satisfied
customers for over 25 yrs Call
Mr. LAWRENCE RA 9703
PAINTING-For a job well done at
a price you can afford to pay. call
JU, 1928 after 5 pm. la
PAPERTNG AND PAINTING
Al work, estimates frea Call MR.
BECKETT MI 0e3O DO 4053
PAPER HANGING, painting; special
low rice; work guar. Do 1t now
and save HELFGOTT. RA. 3701.
PAPER BANGING. 81 up per room
1851 washable sunfast papers: work
guaranteed GE 42s3 GE 246l
PAPER HANGING
Prompt service: reasonable; goed 0e
work. A. T. GEORGE, Dl. Olo6.
Evening star., 1951-07-07
FLAGSTONE WORK

stone cement walks -beps anu
porches and tile drainage ANGELO
MARCUCCIo sH. 1850
FENIk Galvanized cnain INK. all
posts II concrete: Immediate erec-
ton Get the pest for less: 80
months to pay Phone HO RsS3
evenings and Sunday, WA. 1881.
FLAGSTONE WALKS. patios. porches,
retaining walls, outside fireplaces.
JU. 7-6929. -S
FLOORS SANDED ano finished. olo
noors made like new TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE WA 1929
FLOORS SANDED and finished. with
seal and hot wax: lac so It KEN
NEDY FLOOR co RA 4346
FLOOR SANDING and finishing. ex-
pert workmanship: reas. prices.
WA 0679. u
FLOOR SANDING and finishing. For
quality work at best price, call DE
1S55 after pm -S
Evening star., 1951-07-07
RIIU,DING MATERIALS

Besides our usual line of building ma
ment center and have the following
Items for sale: One 24-ft. dble.-door
Kelvinatof refgr., 8 restaurant coffee
urns, six 1S-inch ceiling fans, many
cleo. motors, eight Aft. .-diam. wall
mirrors, numerous desks. suitable
clocks, hardwood benches with metal
reinforcing, suitable for patios,
lawns, etc; loft. Hill dry cold
display case. 81 bowling alleys. These
are all high-class, flrst-Quality items
and can be seen at our yard, 1881
Jefferson Davis hwy. Arl., Va.
A. B C. D CORP. OF. S755. -15
Evening star., 1951-07-07

REFRIGERATOR
GE, IT,, perfect condition. Gall
Evening star., 1951-07-07

BATH SEMIPVT.; single; phone;
conv. Glover Park bus; S28 mo.
gentleman. EN-. 1920. .
Evening star., 1951-07-07

AIR CONDITIONERS"
New 1851 models: 20Gs of list price
for cash buyers; installed in regular
windows FREE. PARAMOUNT CO
2lb0 Ga ave. NV. HU 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-20
Wake Forest Nine Hard Hit
AS Two Are Banned as Pros
BY the Assoeiated Press

WAKE FOREST, N. c., Mar. 20.
Wake Forests baseball hopes
had been dealt a blow today by
the loss of two ineligible players
as the Deacons prepared to meet
Indiana in q double-header here
this afternoon.
Hard-hitting Outfielder Frank
Wehner of College Point, N. Y.
and Reserve Pitcher Norman
Schatzel of Bethpage. N. Y, were
declared ineligible after 1t was
revealed they had signed profess
sional contracts with New York
Yankees farm clubs.
The Deacons, defending South
ern Conference champions. rep
resented the United States in the
recent Pan American Games in
Argentina.
A conference rule prohibits a
player from signing professional
contract, regardless of whether a
cash bonus is involved.
Another player, Pitcher Don
Woodlief of Hopewell. Va, was
rumored as having signed a con-
tract, but an investigation appar-
emily disproved this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-20
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 20.-The
professional boxing world. always
on the lookout for a good new
heavyweight, is casting covetous
glances today in the direction of
Norvel Lee of Washington and
Michael Maye of New York.
A stirring rally led by these two
hard hitting lads last night pulled
the East's Golden Gloves boxing
team into the fourth straight 8-8
draw with the West team at Madi-
son Square Garden.
Lee, Howard University gradu-
ate, is 26 and a little old to be
launching pro career, but he has
lot of good ticks left in his sys-
tenn. Maye is 20, strong and eager.
He's a roofer by trade.
Ineligible for the championship
bout because he was with the
Pan America team at the time of
the East's tryouts. Lee won his
alternate heavyweight fight by
outslugging ToXey Hall of Chi
cago. The Washington fighter
knocked Hall all around the ring
in the first round and floored him
in the second, then coasted to a
decision in the third.
Maye had it somewhat tougher
in winning the heavyweight cham
pionship fight and had to stage a
third-round comeback after being
hurt in the second.
Victories by both these men
were needed to earn the Eastern
team a draw, as the Westerners
had an 8-6 lead after Bobby Jack
son of Chicago had earned a de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-20
Freshman Ban Lifted
For Big Ten Sports,
Starting Sept. |
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Mar. 2O.-Fresh-
men will be eligible for varsity
sports competition in the West
ern Conference beginning Sep
TENDER /.
Faculty representatives and
athletic directors voted at their
closing two-day session yesterday
to lift the ban which had been
in effect since 1916.
Freshmen were declared eligible
in 1943 to help make UP the man
power shortage due to the war
The Big Tens action to restore
first-year men to varsity sports
follows the same pattern.
The suspension of the fresh
men ban is for the 1872 period,
but can be extended if the stu
alton warrants. officials said
male attendance at Big Ten
schools may decline as much as
80 per cent next fall because OF
the draft Of young men into mil
itary service.
The Pacific Coast Conference
and other major collegiate groups
have made freshmen eligible-and
now the Big Ten is getting into
line.
WiSconsin's Kenneth Little, fac
ulty spokesman, said athletes who
had enrolled in school the second
semester of the current term
would become eligible after Sep
TENDER l. although they have not
completed their freshman terms.
He also said that junior college
transfers probably will be exempt
from the years residence require
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-20
UIine Is Seeking Berth
In Eastern Hockey Loop

If Washington's application to
the Eastern Hockey League is &C
Icepted, the sport will return to
Uline Arena next season after an
absence of three years.
Bob Foster, general manager of
the Arena, says he feels sure a
Washington franchise will be
granted for the 1872 campaign.
1T is hoped the expanded league
can include Washington, New
York, Johnstown, Boston, Atlantic
City, Philadelphia, New Haven
and possibly Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-20
Arduini Loses by TKO
To Bossio in Newark
By the A,seeiated Press

NEWARK, N. j., Mar. 20.-Bill
Bossio, featherweight battler from
Pittsburgh, last night scored a
TKO over Johnny Arduini of
Washington in 1:42 of the third
round of their feature eight-round
90 at Laurel Garden.
Bossio, one-time member of the
United States Olympic boxing
team, weighed in at 1875, Arduini
at 12412.
Early in the third Bossio sent
Arduini flying into the ropes with
a right-hand smash. Another
right dropped the Washington
boxer to the canvas. but he
bounced right up again.
Obviously hurt, Arduini tried to
comeback with a wild furry, but
Bossio countered with a savage
two-fisted assault. Referee Gene
Roman stopped the match to pre-
vent further punishment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-20
Ted Atkinson Out to Overcome
kentucky Derby link This Year

had been confined to a Brooklyn
riding academy. However, he re-
sponded to the truck drivers
opinion, and got a job with the
Greentree Stable at Red Bank,
N. J. In the spring of 1887 he
left Greentree to exercise horses
for another year before riding in
races.
On May 10, 1898, he won his
first race with Musical Jack at
Beulah Park in Ohio. Before the
end of the 1888 season he had
won So races.
In 1914 Atkinson topped all
riders with 287 winners; again in
1916 he headed the list with 233
winners, was the leading money
winning Jockey the same year.
For a decade he has consistently
ranked among the top riders of
the country.
Since August, 1916, Atkinson
has been back with Greentree as
contract rider. That racing estab-
lishment has two outstanding
candidates in Big Stretch and
Northern Star.
To date Atkinson has ridden in
the Derby three times; in 1943 he
was eighth with Mrs. Vera S.
Bragg'S Gold Shower; ninth in
1916 with Maine Chance Farm
Perfect Bahram. and in 1949 he
was second with Greentree's
Capot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-20
NoveI Lee Helps to Win Draw
For East in Golden Gloves

Icision over Eldredge Thompson of
Quantico Marines in the light
heavyweight title match. The un-
orthodox Jackson was too fast for
Thompson.
112 pounds (alternatel-Joe Castaneda
(Westl stopped Charles Toomer (East in
2:45 Of third round Champion Sharkey
Lewis (East stopped Irving Tucker (WeStl
in 81 of first round.
lis pounds (alternste)--Fred Morales
Mes 0pD0 ns4a S 5a%ss Eve Ws st.
pointed Lou Perez (EasD
1913 pounds (alternate)-DaVid Moore
(WesD outpointed Juan Batancourt (Eastl
Champion. Ken Davis (West) outpointed
Frank Ryff (Eas).
135 pounds (alternate)-Thomas Davis
(EasD outpointed Billy Hartman (West)
(champion). Bobby Bickle (West out
pointed Juan Curet (EasO.
l47 pounds (alternate)-Tony Coma
lez (EasD outpointed George Boddie (WeSt)
Champion: Randolph Sandy (EasD out
pointed Willard Henry tWest.
100 pounds characterization Boone
tEast stopped Bill Tate (West - sec,
Guer1rssro (Wesb outpointed Floyd Patter-
i75 pounds MISUNDERSTANDING Mar
shall (Fast' outpointed Don Robinson
(WeSt) (champion). Bobby Jackson (West
outpolnted Eldredge Thompson (EasD.
Heavyweight talternatel = Norvel Lee
(East) outpointed Toxey Hall fWestj
tchampionl. Michael Nave (EasD out
pointed Earnest Fam (WesD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-20
Cooper Billed to Fight Smith
Outdoors After KO of Thomas

went home early with only two of
the six fights going the limit.
Decisions were won by Stonewall
Jackson over John Chg Time)
Cunningham, and by Young Satan
over Mickey Finn.
Best of the prelims was the
Interchangeable bout in which
Eddie Marshall survived a seond-
round knockdown to knock out
Johnny Holt in the third. An
other hard-hitter was little Bill
Mcfarland who hooked Bernie
Boxale into submission in two
rounds. Jimmy Sullivan scored a
third-round technical knockout
over Al Brown when the latter was
unable to answer the bell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-20
kosconi, Upset in Cue Play,
Will Meet Lauri Today

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 90
Willie Mosconi, world pocket bill
lad champion, tries for his first
victory in the second round OF
play in the Ralph Greenleaf Me-
mortal Tournament today.
Mosconi, upset yesterday. 1875
Ill. in Is innings by Al Coslosky
Philadelphia district champ. meets
Onofrio Lauri, New York City, in
one of four matches today. Lauri
New York State champ, also lost
an opening match, 1854, in IA
innings, to Joe Canton, Water
vliet, N. Y.
Other Second-round matches
find Canton meeting CosloSky
Irving Crane, Binghamton, N. Y.
playing Benny Allen, Kansas City
and Lauri facing George Chenier
Toronto.
Other winners yesterday were
Chenier over Allen, 1882, in Il
innings. and Crane over Coslosky
125-113, in % innings.