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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

ROGERS HEIGHTS-Modern brick
bungalow; bedrooms, spacious Mv.
Ing room with fireplace. dining
modern equipped kitchen; space for
ts adtiSal ts basS sGGmi iu II SsBs szDsnd.ns sas
heat: storm windows and. screens;
fenced shaded lot; priced to sell at
Sl4s960; substantial cash required;
exclusive with PERRY BOSWELL.
INC, WA. 4500; open till 8 pm;
UNIVERSITY PARK. Brick. New 4
and full daylight bsmt. Owner sacri-
ficing for quick cash sale. Mr.. Pal
wEsT fEgT HsNxM GN SxaMss' hInIseaps E1HeHAM e ced
Tsssonably priced. 77as Garrison
BRICK CAPE COD-.Excellent loca-
spacious iiy. rm. with fireplace. and
full.size dining rm.; full bsmt.; oil
aeft oeiS s,4 oxne 5 wifb anpeox sknS @
4 REAL suyi Exclusive with PERRY
A., BOSWELL. INC. WA. 45Oo, open
oNE-a1RLP M RiR' ACRE Lor-1se. bT Brick
Cape Cod. 1S-ft, liy. rm,; with firepl.,
A buy at S14 800. VIM. r. HUGHES.
AP. 140O, WA. 5235. ---13
BRICK BUNGALOW, $12,950-Five
rooms ON 1st floor, plus stairway to
expansible attic, tile bath, gas heat,
bsmt., newly decorated: $1,000 down
viii handle; high location; mr..
Landover Hills shopping center and
new Baltimore Washington parkway;
25 min. bus from downtown. Call
WA. 5000 till 8 pm. ROBERT 8.
DAVIS q CO. Ia
BRICK BUNGALOW in popular
Lewisdale, only 2 years old; bed
rms, liv. rm., large kitchen with
Beautycraft cabinets and exhaust
fan; auto. washing machine: gas
heat Quick possession. S14,950 on
terms. Call LA. $1,000, PECK CO.
VETS-New brick rambler, 3 bedrms.,
all-elec. kit. incl dishwasher; recr.
rm.; price. S13,65O, with ST $50
down; conv. location near Landoyer
Hills shopping center. Call WA.
5000 till pm, ROBERT s. DAVIS
sfo.sS6-charming Cape Cod bunsa-
low in spic-and-Span condition; 2
lge. bedrms., spacious, liv. rm:;
beaut. bright kitchen; low-cost oil
heat; well financed; only $56 per
mo. VIM. r. HUGHES, AP. 400,
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HOUSES SALIVA, tcenf.,

GREATEST VALUE
Han6some oct. all-brick rambler In
exclusive and highly restricted Belle
vue F0reft; center-hall plan; living
rrn.. approx. 13x24; private dining
T t hTss a,ssa dream n6 kitsnsn chen
trio range; 8 lovely bedrooms, 9 tile
baths; full basement; storage attic;
gear garage; screened porch: gas
h.-w. heat. Priced at S34,95O.
Owner leaving city urges immediate
sale; Eve; cal Or. 9265. FRANK
AkLENaToN Z aha5si R2hiiBEER' an iisR' = s1s.s5o.
Brand..new brick ,3-bedrm. rambler
delishtful high elevation with
nsss nose yasa nfsnb9Thood n Se nS one Of vn sne
caIl ia: 7-0s43 FRANK s. PHIL.
COUNTRY CLUE HILLS AREA. near
Rock Spring rd. and Old Dominion
dr'n;Iimposins Or II detached ass brick home
2 baths, attic. oil burner, electric
refgr., hot-water heat. garage. A
lovely custom-built home, center
hall planned, that is one of the
outstanding homes In the section
Ewes, phone, Mr.. Trice. TIE. 2233.
1; 7. GRAVATIEs Realtor' 1918 K
ots kA-W-t ANn. ofcos
FALLS CHURCH-Two-be -bedrm.. white
lot; excel. location: $4,000. So, 500
cash. JOHN W. MULRoY. 90 Hill
wood ave. Falls Church. FA. 1922
FALLS al I z; PoRuRcH-por ri only sis.ssso; ts
Q bedrooms. living room, dinette,
attic. s Ext Extras. fmmed. Occupancy.
Can arrange for as little as $4,000
down payment Bargain directly
from owner. CHAPLAIN HUNTER
1109 Kenfig DIR. Phone JE. 2-4l24.
FALLS CHURCH-6-rm. Colonial or
IA-acre lot; many trees, barbecue;
lge.. liv rm., separate din. rm., kit
with eating space; dry bsmt.; lge
GI loan; $500 dn., SIT monthly
incl. ms. taxes No brokers. Cal
FALLS Al. CHURCH = !s17.5oo. Two
story brick Colonial in perfectly
beautiful condition.. liv. rm., pvt:
din. rm; large mod. kit.. screened
porch 10x22 on lst f.; 8 bedrms:
Weli handicapped level lot 72xl10.
PHiLLIPS. ia. 5-6286. -16
JEFFERSON MANOR - 2-bedrm
home; close to shopping, schools ano
transp.; low down payment; price
s-76iS4. 77is2 with III cecil B. EuPToN
WooDIAWN 5SISIl w Village - Attrac
brick ngalow in quiet residential
neighborhood; bedrms., baths;
full bsmt., gar, screened porch
Close to shopping, bus and schools
$4,000; CAROLINE L. CAMPBELL
GIL. S046. -l3
FIFTEEN ACRES, long frontage on
hard road: good 5-rm. house
splendid location for nursery, truck
or poultry; about mi; to Fairfax
G. r. McNAB. lis Hillwood ave
BRiCK RAMBLER. 8 bedrms.. livins
rm., .dinette. equip. kit. full bsmt;
Price $i7. 800. Assume $4,000 Gl
loan: So. 500 cash. S77.50 mo. which
includes taxes and insurance. PEN.
TAGON REALTY CO.. FALLS
CHURCH BRANCH. 6829 LEE HWY
9-1QO0 I2
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SHANNON & LUCHS CO
1903 H ST. NV MA oaA5

MAGNIFICENT HOME
IN LOVELY KENWOOD
Built by master builder Of
the finest materials available;
on the reception hall you will
fnd spacious living room
with fireplace, separate dining
TIfl., ultramodern equip. kitch-
en- and a den or bedroom
and full bath; on the upper
floor there are four bedrooms
and two baths with connecting
bedroom and bath, separate
stairway for servants; OF
course there is clubroom
with fireplace. screened porch
and a host of other features
to delight the most discrimin-
ating owner; reasonably priced
at $4,000, with substantial
cash required; approved pur-
chaser. Phone Mr.. Morgan.
OV O06Q with
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HOUSES. FOR sALE-vA.

REAL ESTATE SERVICE NC.
- 500 cash. Assume $4,000. ~
loan. PreWsr brick, rms, bsnnt.,
oficer transferred. Cail OW. 9O9O.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE INC.
Expansible bnnga.. like new. 65x154
level lot. 2 bedrms., lge. liv. rm..
with brick frepl.. breakfast space in
equip. kit. .unfurnished upstairs;
very pretty front window. $1,000
trust St osS $5s74 Al. mon5hiy nth odS IT'S going
REAL ESTATE SERVICE INC.
S2,250 cash, $50 per mo. buys well
kept suburban home on A-acre; 3
complete bedrms.. tiled bath, color
Workshop; cony. to Falls Church.
Call OW. 5000.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE INC.
Two blks. on Wilson blvd; in No.
with asphalt tile on floor. plus an
outside entr.; Venetian blinds, avn
ings; mature couple SELLING for
oW. 5000.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE INC.
BE only 5 minutes to Key Bridge and
Georgetown and own lovely p
bedrrn.,. duplex style home that has
unusually nice flowers and .hrubs.;
S5.If rms .,II, plus @ tiled bath. bath and 6smt
architect owner moving to larger
home. $4,000 cash and $85 per
mo. buys. Call CW. 1000.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE INC.
BIC ' rooms. % Mas in all, dS piSs G tiied bath i
and lge. porch; Heatolator brick
firepl., many windows and spacious
to be shown. CAN OW. 5000.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC.
Near exclusive Tara section
all-brick rambler less than yr. oil. !;
f1ne floor plan incorporating 9
colorful well-appointed rms, plus
tiled bath and stairway. to storage
with .GE equipment and YOUNGSTOWN
metal cabinets. Picture window view
OF attractive community; SIP, 9,5Oc
with $1,000 cash. Home for meticu-
lous people. Call OW. 5000.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC.
One blk. to stores. | blk. to bus: /
blk. to movies; blk. to happinessl
Quiet. dead-end street. Lovely 2
bedrm. row home, liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit. on 1st a.; complete bsmt.. auto.
OIL ucbt5 DN,OUO uOWh ouu 2iV -pCk
mo. Can't be surpassed. Call OW.
5000. ~
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC.
Sleepy Hollow rambler--designed with
idea Of complete utilization. Hand
some living rm. dining rm.. COM
bination with cute foyer entr: ar
rangement; 8 bedrms.. tiled bath;
one-rm. has been paneled in knotty
pine for use as den; 10-cu.-ft. refer.
gas range, garbage disposal and
exhaust fan in lovely kit; bsmt.
has above-ground picture window.
real brick fireplace, N bath and
laundry. A beautiful home for only
$19,750. Call OW. 5000.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC.
sour Star. Ideal for those who
desire to be close in, this 3-bedrm.
rambler Is comfortable and has
plenty Of eye appeal. Floor to ceiling
brick fireplace on interior wall, very
practical. pretty, ranch-type porch:
Should be seen; $40, $50. Terms. call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. on Glebe, OW. 1920
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S13,950
TuTUEpJ.V

Detached 2-story brick and frame
dwelling with lge. screen porch. Liv
rm. full size din. rm., lge kit.
1st A.; 2 spacious bedrms., bath on
End A.; full bsmt. Priced to sell
Call now.
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1lo9 MT. oLIvET RID. N.E.-suit.
for lunchrm. or hamburger stand;
5000 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID.
N.E.-Suit for dry cleaning. tailor;
immed. occupancy.
MAURICE FITZGERALD. MA. 33s6.
now vacant.
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HOUSES WANTED TO sur

PRIVATE PARTY wishes to purchase
3-bedrm. home. nice location; not
over $4,000 cash. Box 3I2.M.
WILL PAY SUBSTANTIAL CASH for
clean 5 to rm. home. ne. or close
pals only. Dial TO. $3.50. la !.
ALL CASH. guarantee all cash II
your price ID $4,000 or less.
MILKEY. RE 0606
b. G.. Nd. Or W, 81. 1897 or Pa.
36S3.
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STORES FOR RENT

44th AND SHERIFF RD. N.E.--Large
modern store with s rms, kit. and
bath. suit; for any business; avail.
ERT1Es. Evans Bldg, i426 Ne3
BETaEsDAnsiosM EGTfE sHe nH NV Wiscopsin aaSs ave-
Large, new store and basement;
avail. April 1. OWNER, WI. S1l0.
CHEVY CHASE. 8x17 IT, Wisconsin,
eXRI eX RosNsk SessnHssh co s?S NR per esS g.
67oO N. n. AvE.-In shopping Gene
ter, 20x60 it,; front and rear
rent zen oS1s Mr.; PERRY. DI. s7a4; eyes.
STORE in arcade of busy Sc. shop
ping center. 500 So: IT. fir. spac, lee.
show window. $125 mo. Tu. 3333.
ssos GEORGIA AvE.-store 1sxso,
with with sna small shop In laJe rear; busy shop
DaPoSF ajPs sEsai scS4T SHi SsGi CIRCLE store.
good size; heavily pop; 1886 R st.
NV; Apply BEoNNETT g BON BON
1909 NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE-Exc.
or ladies' shop, jewelry. delicatessen
or any other type Of business. OR.
933 10th ST. N.w.-small store
SoPppoi i3h knishts ITS Of COLUMBUS; hnnb rent,
NEW STORE-1O15 9th st. NV.
16iax75; suit. any kind business,
For particulars MI. a239. Ia
STORE OK OFFICE. with basement;
suitable for most any kind of busi-
ness; corney Riggs and Chillum
rds. rent. $75 per month. CHAS.
p, DIEHL. WA. 4041. la
TUXEDO -CHEVERLY
Desirable 1Sx30 store, now vacant
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F. E. MALCOLM

Lincolnia-3 Bedrooms
This unusual large home is nearing
completion and can be seen by appt
only. Central-hall entrance, IA by &c
liv: rm., "A by 16 din. rm., IA to IA
lge. IA by 10 bedrms., one with IRE.
pl. and bath. on 2nd d. Full bsmt
with maids rm.. many extras In
this lge. masonry home. Priced al
$22,950, $1,000 cash with balance
like rent. Ewes, KI. S-6SS2.
BOB BROWNE REAL ESTATE
JE. 3-19S2, 151 Z. Broad, JE. 2-5519.
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$1,000

@ $4,000
ASSUME GI LOAN
Sparkling 3-bedrm brick rambler
featuring large liv. rm. with Roman
frepl.. dining alcove, spacious GE
kit. DISPOSAL and dishwasher;
large attrac. bedrms., full tiled bath
fenced rear lot: near Northwestern
High School; only $4,000 cash,
$79.71 per mo. pays all. This home
won't last, see it now.
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HOUSES sALE-MD. tcont. J
HOME BEAUTIFUL
$32,950
EASY TERMS


Situated in Locust Hill Es-
tateS, one Of Bethesda's most
exclusive sections, just Q
stones throw from the new
National Institute Of Health:
1st floor: living room (accom-
modate baby grand piano..
room and screened porch,
large kitchen with breakfast
bar and dining space; powder
room. step-down paneled den
With private entrance; End
floor: 3 twin-size bedrooms.
2 tiled baths: recreation space
with fireplace in basement:
detached 2-car garage: flag
stone walkway and beautiful
Shrubbery; 3 years old; an
outstanding home. Phone Mr..
Frederic Schwab, WO. O6S4,
ANrAT0AY O. rY<SrY0 m
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REAL ESTATE SERVICE INC.
$2 500 cash. Assume $4,000. ~
tiled bath, oil heat. ist fare bus zone
ofhcer transferred. Call OW. 5000
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S12,50O
ASSUME GI LOAN
Three -bedrm. rambler in suburban
near Andrews Field. Only $2,50G
down, $69.50 per mo. pays all. Cal
now.
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XEDO-CHEVERLY
Desirable 1Sx30 store, now vacant
and available Immediately; suitable
for most any small business. PUP
FENBERGER g. MOORE. INC 20.
9-9ll0. -1o
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REAL ESTATE SERVICE INC.
Two blks. on Wilson blvd. in No.
Arl. Prewar 5-rm. brick nice bsmt.
with asphalt tile on floor. plus an
outside entr.; Venetian blinds, avn
ings; mature couple selling for
S13.500. Get complete details, Call
OW. 5000.
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REAL ESTATE SERVICE INC.

S2,250 cash, SS5 per mo. buys wen.
kept suburbsn home on N-acrs; !
ful kit: separate garden house Of
Workshop; cony. to Falls Church
Call OW f0AT
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bnnea.. like new. 65x15z
level lot. 2 bedrms., lge. liv. rm.
with brick firepl.. breakfast space II
equip. kit, unfurnished upstairs;
very pretty front window $9,30t
trust at S59.74 monthly. It's goina
Evening star., 1952-03-11

REAL ESTATE SERVICE INC.
Be only 3 minutes to Key Bridge and
bedrnn... duplex style home that has
unusually nice flowers and shrubs.
B rms. plus tiled bath and bstnt.
Best steel and concrete const.
architect owner moving to larger
mol nSi buys. ''SSI Csll oW Nsn .pogo SmT soo psf
Evening star., 1952-09-20
Parne|I or Mats Face
End Of Streak Toniqht
In Fight for Fifth Place
By Burton Hawkins

Mel Parnell. approaching q
major league record at the Mats
expense, will try for his 18th sue
cessive victory over Washington
tonight. Boston's left-hander, un-
beaten by the Mats. since May %,
1948, will draw Spec Shea as his
mound foe.
Something Is due to snap, for
the Mats have whipped the Red
Sox eight straight times, polishing
of Boston, So, last night before
5,187 customers. That conquest
tossed the Mats into a virtual
fifth place tie and they'll be bat
tling for undisputed possession of
the top rung in the second divi-
sion tonight.
Carl Mays Of the Red Sox and
Yankees established the major
league record for consecutive wins
over one club when he beat the
Athletics % times from 1918 to
1928. Parnell lost two Of his first
three starts against Washington
but now has an 1872 lifetime mark
against the Mats. -,
Parnell blanked the Mats on
three hits in the opening game
here. In two other starts he re-
quired relief but emerged the
winner. He has picked up all of
his victories except one against
Washington as a starter.
FornieIes Captivates Crowd.
It was Mike Fornieles who cap
tivated the small gathering last
night. Mike stepped in after
Julio Moreno yielded three runs
in the first inning and proceeded
to limit the Red Sox to three hits
and no runs.
In II innings here fans have
seen the Cuban rookie permit only
four hits and no runs. He took
his two beatings on the road, los
ing a 3-2 seven-hitter to the
White Sox on Sam Mele's ninth
inning homer and 5-4 decision
to the Tigers in relief.
Fornieles, who broke into the
majors with a one-hit triumph
over the Athletics, allowed only
one hit in the last 625 innings last
night. That lone blow was de-
livered by Milt Boiling with one
out in the ninth innng.
But Mike will have to develop
another pitch to retain his effec-
tiveneSs. says Manager BuckyI
Harris.
"fIiS fast ball moves around
(See MATS. Page A-13.)
Evening star., 1952-09-20
Lions Picked to Beat Redskins
By Three Touchdowns Tonight

the oil country. but would be
bettors have made the Lions
hree-touchdown favorites. The
Redskins have too many key back
field men injured to be on equal
footing with the well-balanced
Lions. who have won five straight
pre- season tests.
The Lions have some slight in
juries. but not enough to help the
Washington cause. Bobby Layne is
only 95 per cent healthy, so Jim
Hardy is expected to do most OF
the quarterbacking. Doak Walker
will make a token appearance. but
Rookie Hank Lauricella from Ten
nessee will spend most Of the night
at right half.
The Redskins starting backfield
will have Eddie LeBaron at quar-
terback. Harry Dowda for injured
Charlie Justice at left half, and
George Thomas for ailing Johnny
Papit at right half.
Coach Curly Lambeau hoped to
have Leon Heath ready at full
back, but with Chuck Drazenovich
nursing a bad neck. Rookie Bob
Sykes may get the call If Heath
isn't ready.
Evening star., 1952-09-20
By Lewis F. Atchison
S,ur StuFf Coyrespondsnt

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 30
Oklahoma football fans get theil
first glimpse of the pro variety
tonight at nearby Norman, where
the winle6S Redskins face the
undefeated Detroit Lions in the
final exhibition game Of the sea.
son for both teams.
The game will be played in the
University of Oklahoma stadium
and some 10000 fans are expected
to see it.
(Tonight's game will be broad
cast by Station WMAL. begin
ming at 10 o'clock, with Jim
Gibbons describing the actionJ
Both the injury-ridden Redskins
and riding Lions have an
important financial stake in the
game. A close, exciting contest
may result in an invitation back
next year for the teams. A shoddy
exhibition, with a lop-sided score
may result in one being left out
in the cold. Thus. the top brass
want an all-out performance on
both sides.
The lid is tight on gambling ir
Evening star., 1952-09-20
Major .l' Football Game!
On Program Today;
Trojans Start Fast
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-One
victory doesn't necessarily assure
a trip to the Rose Bowl, but
Southern California is one up or
the other Pacific Coast Conference
teams today as college football
dents the national sports picture
with a goodly sprinkling Of major
games.
The Trojans from use rode
roughshod over Washington State
35-7, last night to get the jump
on their conference rivals.
Southern Cal led, 14-O, at half
time and piled on three more
touchdowns in the third period,
The winners put together only
one sustained march-a 53-yard,
10-play junket-but overwhelmed
Washington State via a series of
spectacular pass interception run
backs and a 77-yard punt return
Jim Psaltis, safety man, scored
two touchdowns for USE. State
scored in the final quarter.
In the other top games under
the lights last night. Alabama sci
a Southeastern Conference record
Evening star., 1952-09-20
Hugo Bezdek,
Noted Sports
Figure, Dies
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. Sept.
20.-Hugo Bezdek. 68. former col
lege football coach and one-time
manager Of the Pittsburgh Pirates.
died last night at Atlantic City
Hospital.
He suffered q heart attack at
his Ventnor home and was rushed
to the hospital, where doctors first
said he was responding to oxygen
treatment.
Bezdek at one time was head
football coach at the University
of Arkansas. Penn State and the
University of Oregon.
Bezdek, who was born in Czecho-
slovakia and came to this coun-
try at the age Of II, grew up in
Chicago and attended the Uni
versity Of Chicago, where he made
the football team in his freshman
year.
After playing fullback for five
years under Coach Amos Alonzo
Stagg, he was graduated in 1906
Because Of his reputation as q
player-in an era dominated by
such names as Willie Heston,
Walter Eckersall and Fielding
Yost-he was named head coach
at Arkansas. He remained there
until 1914, when he became coach
at the University Of Oregon.
His undefeated Oregon team
went to the Rose Bowl in 1916
(See BEZDEK, Page A-13)
Evening star., 1952-09-20

Of IL fumbles but managed to
turn back surprisingly strong
Mississippi Southern outfit, 2O-6.
Another Southeastern member,
Mississippi, opened with a 54-6
romp over Memphis State.
Except in the South and Far
West. most Of today's top games
have an intersectional hue.
Kansas-TCU on TV.
From a Nationwide spectator
viewpoint. the No. game is at
Lawrence. KanS., where the Uni
versity of Kansas Jayhawks. forti-
fled by the ex-Army star, Gil
Reich. play host to Texas Chris
tian, defending Southwest Confer
ence champion. Kansas is the No.
2 pick back Of Oklahoma in the
Big Seven.
This game is tba first of II to
be telecaSt nationally under the
NCAA's 1852 television program.
It is to be carried by NBC-TV and
is scheduled to start at 4 pm.
Although it doesn't have ma
tional significance, a pretty fair
game is expected under the lights
at Lexington. KY. Here Paul
Bryant tests his 1852 edition of
the Kentucky Wildcats against
Villanoya.
California Plays Pacific.
California. favorite to represent
the Pacific Coast Conference in
the Rose Bowl. takes on the
usually tough College Of Pacific,
while four other circuit members
clash in all-league affairs. Oregon
plays at UCLA and Idaho at
Washington. Utah State also
plays Montana in q Skyline Con-
ference contest.
Down in the south, powerful
Georgia Tech, third-ranked ma
|tionally. meets the Citadel and
Georgia faces Vanderbilt.
The Southern Conference fea-
lures three all-league games-Vir-
ginia Tech at Davidson. William
and Mary at VMI and Washing
ton and Lee at Duke.
Other top attractions include:
East-Temple at Penn State
Connecticut at Yale.
South-Wofford at South Caro-
lima. Presbyterian at Clemson
Stetson at Florida. Texas al
Louisiana State.
! Southwest Texas Aggies al
Houston. Wake Forest Baylor and
Oklahoma Aggies at Arkansas.
| Far West-Santa Clara al
Stanford. Oregon State at Utah
Colorado College at Denver.
Evening star., 1952-09-20
Worried senee and Happy Dresser Prove Accurate Prophets
Fans Pleased 10 See
Nelson and Demaret
Near the Top Again
By MerreIl Whittlesey

Sentiment is Swaying the gal
leries at the SIS. 900 National Cele-
brities Open at Prince Georges.
with 40-year old Byron Nelson and
42-year- old Jimmy Demaret the
lobject Of their affections.
The fans, Of course. have nothing
against two nice guys at the head
Of the pack going into the third
round today-Jerry Barber. the
leader with 70-68, and Henry Will
liams, jr.. second at 68-72-but
there seems to be unusual support
for Jimmy and BY"
There have been many times
when golfers tired of the victory
parade of Nelson. who compiled
the greatest winning streak in
the history Of the PGA circuit,
and Demaret.
But after another Of his great
years in 1946. winning at Los An
geles. San Francisco, New Orleans,
Houston. Columbus and Chicago,
Nelson suddenly said. II quit"
With a comfortable income for
life and his stomach nerves acting
up to where golf no longer was
pleasure. he said he was picking
his spots, and he has for six years.
Demaret is a non-winner since
the North Fulton Open in Georgia
in 1850. the week after his third
Masters triumph. He. too, has
made only selected golf appear
ances since that time.
Nelson Keen to Win.
Nelson. who appears much
easier to talk to than when he
was on top. has q certain keen
ness to win this one. His woods
and irons have been sharp, but
his putting constantly is short of
the cup. If he can make one or
two. Nelson could improve on his
72-71 start.
Demaret appeared unconcerned
over his par 70 the first day after
a 3-under-par start for 10 holes,
but Jimmy johnson, his buddy,
said he met Demaret on the course
after the brief blowup and he was
so mad and sputtering he couldn't
talk. Away from the playing side
Of the game since the Tam in
August, Demaret finds his golf
responding better than he antici-
pated. On top Of that, he's al
ways been good competitor.
Barber is not a household name,
but he's good enough to have
picked UP $4,000 on the pro tour
this year and it takes a pretty
good golf game for that. The
5-foot-5. l37-pounder, who was