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HOUSES sALE-N.W. Cont J

DUPONT CIRCLE TOWN HOUSE
Beautiful home restored in the best
Georgetown tradition: very fashion,
able location. Just of the Circle. In
clndes double drawing rooms. each
tiful bedrooms and 2 modern, tile
baths on 2nd f.: banuuet-size dining
rm.. huge modern kit. and lavatory
on lover level: double French doors
OTaf ps9o Snns and r peaass GRG anS
scaped private-walled formal gar
den. THE HOME is COMPLETED Y
AIR -COND. $50, 900. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, LIPS D1. 1411; evenings. call
GE0RGETowN E aSroi AREA-conveniently
located, near schools and downtown
transportation. Three bedroom brick,
in beautiful condition: deep garden,
recreation room and gas h.-w.h.
Price, S17,950: Mrs: Johnson, WI.
9l1l, with THOS. l.. PHILLIPS. WO.
MI. PLEASANT. 1920 Hobart St.
$1,000 down; vacant; move in on
deposit: bedrms., maids rm., ex-
ira lavatory. lge. sleeping porch, gas
heat. garage; excellent condition.
sasfiin GEESEGHND7 GE1es NM 7'f9 faRxisrse
and very handsome 4-bedrm. Semi
det: brick. near St. AIMS. Immac-
ulate, Wilson High; asking $23, 900.
FRANK s.. PHILLIPS. DI. 141l;
ewes. call OIL. 1855. ---l6
RENO RD.-Det.. IL rms. s baths;
top cond. Owner leaving; priced
lanS saSo Park; terms sTRouP, ,E FA.
SHEPHERD PARK, near Walter Reed
Hospital. True center hall det. home;
liv. rm. 12x20; din. rm., mod. kit.
pine paneled breakfast rm.; I'd floor,
3 lge, bedrms. and den Cor bedrm.) ),
2 baths, generous closets; wall-to-
owner; GE. 1913 or RIA. zoos. -l6
WESLEY HEIGHTS, Foxhall rd., S44. =
500. beautiful corner red brick Co
lonial home with z spacious rooms;
ga baths. rec. rm.. maids room and
Scar garage. PHILLIPS, CANDY g.
FULLER INC, ST. 2400: ewes, OR.
1 ssS 18th ST. Nw.-Brick bungalow.
and garage. Convenient to transpor-
tation and shopping district. Apply
MARGUERITE MOORE. DU. 69SS.
NEAR CONN. AVE. AND CALVERT
Very large and substantial 4-bed-
room tapestry, row brick. beautifully
spP safsRt SRANS & socb 3 PEfips GFfeK PaEH
I41i: ewes. call XII. S-0S75.
MADISON ST. Mr.. 5th--Attrac. A.
bedrm. brick home. Asking 81 900
down; IEFnR1 S1f9S5 dsn sHERT2ERs ReaE sarass. RF
|, i. 900 900 5owNS. Inisraham St. nr. 9th
Real opportunity! Attrac. 3-bed-
rm. brick home; also dble. rear in
sGERrzgR stGise gRfcnsT RE a%G1, eIlff9Ss2 81 72s7
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HOUSES TO. SHARE

TWO GENTLEMEN to share Groom
mouse. mr.. GEORGETOWN. with =
others, bedrms.. ga baths: mr..
REFINED young lady would like to
share her nicely furn. new brick
bungalow in Geo. Wash Park, Alex,
with settled married couple. Cali
TE. 0315, s am. to 6 PM; ewes,
TIE. 66lS. ia
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HOUSES FURNISHED

WESLEY HEIGHTS-LuXury home,
furnished in the best of taste. 5
500 mo- o ON d 44e4, 4 0S!ie5 W. E Z PAIN. A. 4
spring-spacious desirable. con-
yenient. S175 or best offer. cOFF-
NAN MA ,dsS dRsEALTY CO., sH. 4123 OF
8 BEDRMS.. recr. rm., gas neat. y.
baths. auto. washer, dryer and ron
er. Newly completely and tastefully
furn. for owners use. in excel. ccnd.,
plenty closet space for 4 girls:
longer; 500. Owner transferred
overseas. All day Sat. Sun. LA.
6-7943 or weekday ewes. III
CONN. AVE. EXT.-Lovely Ige. f.
bedrm., 2-bath,. diplomats home, zeal
Arthur ". LxRocHG". OIL p't oe!a' o.
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE. near Latay-
ette schools rooms. l "a baths: ga
rage: $210; also larger houses. MRS.
CLYDE e. DUNNINGToN. OR. $3.50;
Mr.. Andrews FIELD. newly furn
newly remodeled, 2-bedrm. house at
Clinton, Md; not more than child,
$50 mo. AP. 2551,' for appt. --16
bedrms.. liv. rm.,
dining rm., kitchen and bath; par
tally furn.; convenient to transpor-
tation and shopping centers. $115
per month. Shown by appointment.
WAsHBURN & MAIZE. 9:7 New
5s02 end PL. NV. of Of oglethorpe
Lovely det. 2-bedrm. home COM
pletely furn.; wall-to-wall carpeting;
Enotty- pine recr. rm.: immaculate
cond. throughout; lge. yard with det.
gar; 2-3 adults; no children. S150
HARRY IA RGn'P PoRskY sci Ky Eyaps soNs iSs app Ns
SILVER sPRING-aso5 wiseman mi4 I'd
2-bedrm; brick BUNGALOW; call owner.
LO. 4-65oS. or FRANK L. HEWITT
ivE-ROoM BRICK FURNISHED
On beautiful wooded knoll nearby
Va. Ten min. downtown or Penta-
gon; @ontb,5 5locS from 61s; 91 oil beat; SIP
Ext. 3645: MR.. KEEsECKER. 3.
6I5 WOODROW AVE-. Cabin John,
Md;-pet' Mo: PET frame, rn, g, on lgs; lot: 3 bed;
bath; gar: Sl25 mo. To inspect,
THREE BEDROOM BRICK. available
immed.. Sl25 mo-, Falls Church
ares area OF. F.. E. MALCOLM Realtor,
81 GA ssl4 Military rd..
SNS easyY cRass sass. sA. r%Sa aSsa s bfa 6fths;
UNIQUE. secluded house; done in
pine-paneled motif; NV. section; &
rms. baths: pvt, driveway, lge.
NR. IRt' ,stS sAuP FL LErs ASn IA. a2G2 .vr Il5
Lge. corner semidet. home. 8 bed
per mo. CASKEY, Reaitor, AP. 64o0.
Eyes. WA. 6639.
LANHAM, MD.-A small estate. g.
6edrm:. home with Is acres of land.
Kent Kent furn. or unfurn. CARR & TIP
PETIT WA. GIG; ewes. JU. 7-1GsS
AVAILABLE FOR THE WINTER
4-bedrm:. 3-bath home, in excellent
community. Call OR. 4464, W. c.
sA; q A \ Nm MILLER; Ii srIs prOpsrty Manase-
FoGRBTbRooM, SveS 6esutf3uliy WG fSsf furn.
SIMMONS PRoPERTIEs' fo De E o.sS' 10.
bath. immed poss.:
$l25 mo. THOS. G. MAGRUDER
OK. 2so6. ia. S-3Iai. Ia
GEORGETOWN AREA
White brick. country-type house, un-
usual privacy. high elevation; s
small adult family. s400 monthly.
Can Mrs Man5They .nbey F,nn. I,Tn. DU. 1894.
SANDOZ, 1NC.
Dupont Circle NV. -15
GEORGETOWN
Brick house IN excel. condition. with
patio and garden Liv. rm., din.
rm.. library mod. kit. 2 badrms..
baths and layatory. Avail. immed.
Call Mrs. Matthew Finn. DU. 1884.
SANDOZ. INC. , Dupont Circle.
SILVER SPRING
Brick bungalow, 2 bedrms., tile bath,
Ev. nm, din. rrn.. kit, util. rm. gas
h.-w.h., we'll furn.; quiet section,
ideal for children. S125 mo- on lease.
H. BROOKS PFRRINC5 4, co
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HOUSES WANTED TO, RENT

THREE-BEDRM. RAMBLER - Will
consider Colonial. For doctor at
Walter Reer Hospital who wants
immediate possession. Phone Mr..
Bell. MI. 2299 with SHANNON &
LUCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV. Ma.
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

BEDRM., /. T.. kit. and bath. unfurn,
in mansion-type house; beautiful
2la-acre, Handicapped grounds: thirty
minutes driving time from Wash
ington. For appointment, call Sara
.toga 3443. Baltimore, or write SAM
SHOFER, 663 W. Saratoga ST., Bal.
timore /, Nd. -l0
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NEW ELEV. APT. NV

NEW GLEV. Ar l., N. w
Just completed. Near Walter Reed
Hospital; beautiful apt. 24-ft. liv-
ing ro9m bedroom ,,S Sinetts sts, kitchen trasen
bath; Sl17.50 mo- IA. 5669. Ia
COLORED-25I7 STANTON RID. Sc
New building ready for occupancy
Nov. %. 1-bedrm. mod. apt; near
all conv. GEORGE Y. WORTH
IN INdToS Ton & son. l71s Eye st. NV,
CoHoRsD1oNE COZ saTe: ROOM. kiteheneete. .s
see McRAE. Apt. 90. or call JE.
COLORED-e ROOMS. kitchen. snare
bath; 1908 New Hampshire ave. NV,
after $50 pm. is
COLORED-aa33 18th ST. NV
utilities; adults only; tmmed. occup.
COLoRED-13is EUCLID ST. NV
2 rms. kit and bath; $94. so mo-.
incl; utilities; adults only. See
janitor on premises.
COLORED-7Os 9Th ST. N.w.-3
CoLoREDgBsMT. APT. on north
east busline; combination. bed-liv.
rna:: bath and kit; religious en-
Dec. |. Can Thurs: and each week
COLORED = 7I2 RHODE ISLAND
AVE. N.W.-1 rm, and kit; clean
working couple, no children. MI.
2534. -15
OLORED-BEDRM., LIV. RIM, kit.
and bath, S7S.
2 bedrms., liv. rm., kit. and bath.
Above apis. In apt bldg. near 4th
and T sts. me-; lge. rms; heat and
hot water furn. DU. 5631. -l3
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Own Your Own Apt. Home
TOTAL YOUR LAST 10 YRS. OF
sRENT or the next 10 years and you
will quickly see the advantages of
cooperative apt OWNERSHIP.
TUE RR0ADMo0R

outstanding co-opera-
tive. A beautiful home with 2 large
bedrms., entrance foyer. a 26-ft. liy.
rm completely modern kitchen. din
et+e and = baths; also great deal
of valuable furniture and equipment
included. Enjoy home ownership in
a building that offers maid service.
dining parking and other convent
enceS
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BRICK BUNGALOW
Attention, Sc. Buyers

Three nice homes. Boiling Field area.
.ional rms IN bsmt. Ideal for in
come: approx q yrs. old; nice loca-
ton and convenient: nicely financed.
only S13.75O. Terms.
t21 Also 8 rms, and rec: rm.: APPROX.
10 yrs. old: excel. cond.; storm VIM
> dows; S14.750.
(3l Also semidetached brick; Q rms.
and bath; yrs. old: nice yard;
bsmt.; rec; rm.; gas heat. Priced
Buy one OF these homes this week.
Gail Mrs. Curtin to see 10. 3-7759.
CHAPMAN REALTY, RE. 1915 -1l
CONTINUED On Next PasSS
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COLORED

EASY TERMS
$12,950-Bungalow; live the modern
way, all on one floor. Beautiful lot;
near So. Dakota and r. /. ayes.
ne.
$14,750-Thrifty row brick; g rms.
porches galore and garage. Conven-
tently located near 10th and r. I.
$l6,9h0--Semidetached brick. on
n. H. ave. NV. A painting con-
tractors home since new. Need We
say more?.
For details call Mr.. Clark. 81. 2S30
with FREDERICK REAL ESTATE,
RE. 246I. Id
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READY

ones to move into these nicely ar
ranged one-bedroom apartments at
4233-79 9th ST. sc. 10th and Chesa-
peake sts.l. Many of these apis. have
individual entrances. all have work.
tors. Pents are S68 so and S69. so,
no utils. are included. SHANNON g.
LUCHS COMPANY 1908 H ST. NV.
MA 09Ak IA
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
Open Friday and Sunday
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL

Open Friday and Sunday
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL
l5 VAN buren, ST. NV.
Four Large Bedrooms
Two story brick semidetached. center
hall, Ev. rm.,. din. rm., kit. and
den,. 2N baths. front and rear
only $4,000. excel. terms
Fig & McKeever, Realtors
Phone JU. $4,000. Ewes. GE. 7424.
SALES-GEORGETOW
ID Exquisite. small brick house, re-
Gently. done over. First f., liv. rm.,
mod. kit, full bath; 2nd A.. 2 bed
rms. bath, sitting rm.; full bsmt.
Price includes walI-to-wall carpet
ing, beaut. draperies, alum. screens
and crystal chandeliers.
(2.) Medium-size house Of dignity and
distinction, suit. for entertaining,
but easily handles for simple every
day living: mod. kit. and garage.
Call Mrs. Haynes for further info
J. F. BEGG, INC.
1905 goth ST. NV.
DU. 24sO Ewes. HU. 6147
IA
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Reserved for Rental

These beautiful. Just completed q
story semidet. homes are must on
your rental homes to see and secure
Three large bedrms.. large closets
with flush sliding doors. ceramic tile
bath with colored fixtures. all on
aIn aha 1Sr k.snsn L. en- fnIs afss eauiDped y p@
Full bsmt. All these unusual rental
features for only Sl25 per month!
Cal now; PoMPoNIo MANAGE;
MEn ARen1s o% $500 ETslusiye aGmes Rental open
daily between 10 til dark for your
inspection. Dir; Out New Hamp-
shire ave. to University lane, right
on University lane to 25th ave
Hyattsville and the Casa Blanca
subdivision.
4SYYYP ssth. 18Th ave; ave.
1909 25th ave.
1913 25th ave.
7615 25th ave.
766Iloo S5th ave.
1921 25th ave. Hyattsville, Md.
Pomponio Management Corp.
2222 Wilson Blvd. oW. 66eI til 9
2-FAMILY HOUSE
recr. rm., oil heat, gar. Furn. for /
fam. incl. Rent. S165. Vac. Insp.
today. DIXIE REALTY CO., MA.
$3.50; ewes. Mrs. Ramsdell. GE. 1884
NEW BRICK RAMBLER
Two bedrms.. IA, baths; den, recr. rm.,
fenced yard, detached brick garage:
3 blocks to shopping and schools.
Rockville area. Very reasonable at
S140 per month, long-term lease If
desired For appointment, call Mr..
Flaherty. WI. l0O3.
STORY & co.
--16
HOUSES FOR RENT
Colored. We have several vacant
rental; $75 to $3.50 mo. Ist NATL
REALTY, RE. 1881.
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UNUSUAL HOME

UNUSUAL HOME
The most charming home imaglnable.
= bedrms. with sliding door closets,
mccern bath. spacious studio liv.
rm with vaulted ceiling and firepl.,
modern kitchen with diShwaSher and
disposal and a large private bSmt
witt half bath. ideal for rumpus
room hobbies or storage. Parking
available. Reasonably priced and
financed.
CAVANAUGH COURTS
Two rooms, entrance hall. kitchen and
bath on the southeast corner Of this
fine debt-free Coop. building for
only $4,000 with reasonable terms.
sc N. Y. AVE.
Two bedrmS., liv. rm., kit. and pain
fully air conditioned. Only $4,000
with reasonable terms.
BARGAIN
Three bedrms. liv. rm.. din. rrn.. en-
trance hall, kitchen and bath for
only SO, ,0O0!i Reasonable terms. Con-
venient to shopping and l4th st.
carline.
EDMUND ]. FLYNN
(co-op Apt. Authority Since 1920)
washington Bldg. MA. 1855
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NEW BRICK RAMBI, ,ER
HOUSES FOR RENT

Colored. We have several vacant
houses, all sections, for immediate
rental; $75 to $3.50 mo. 1st NATL
REALTY, RE. 1891.
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ROAD HOUSE doing wonderful busi-
ness on cross highway bet. 2 super
hwys.; beer license avail; sell equip
ment and property or lease and sell
equipment. A natural
KRETSINGER REALTY
LA. 81 492; Ewes, MI. O2l2
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SIDNEY z. MENSH & co.
MA. GAO.
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EDMUND J. FLYNN

(Co-op Apt Authority Since l92Oj
Washington Bldg. MA. 9565
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NEW RAMBLER
45th AND UPTON
Here. is what the doctor
ordered. Q 3-bedrm., 2-bath
rambler in q close-in location.
American. Univ. Park is Just
IL minutes from downtown.
yet the top residential sec
ton Of d. c. We are sure
the appointments of this home
are worth S30,5OO.
OPEN SITNNAV AMI nATr
Evening star., 1952-09-29
College Football
Continued From Page ABBY

must tangle with Notre Dame this
week after walloping North Caro-
lima, 28-7, over the week end.
The Pacific Coast Conference is
running pretty much according
to form, with California the team
to beat. The Golden Bears, with
Johnny Olszewski handling the
main offensive chores, looked good
turning back Missouri, 28-l4. They
tourney to Minnesota this week.
Southern California. the Bears
No. / threat, entertains Army.
It's beginning to look as though
some one might upset Oklahoma,
the defending champion in the Big
Seven. Kansas and Nebraska both
have been impressive, while the
Sooners were held to a 21-21 tie
by Colorado. All three figure to
win this week-Nebraska against
Iowa State, Oklahoma against
Pitt and Kansas against Colorado.
However, Kansas may have trouble
with the Buffaloes.
Georgia Tech, which was ranked
the No. 3 team in the country be-
fore festivities got under way, will
have to produce against Southern
Methodist to keep its lofty spot
after eking out 17-14 triumph
over Florida. Tennessee, which
may give the Engineers q fight for
\ the Southeastern Conference title,
AaS Q tough opponent in Duke. 4
Evening star., 1952-09-29
Toni Brewer Repeats
AS Junior Champion

Thirteen-year-old Toni Brewer
from Mclean, Va. for the second
time yesterday rode her consistent
performer. Stinker. to the Wash
ington Bride Trails Associations s
Junior grand championship.
Amassing 80 points for the
1852 Junior series, Toni and
Stinker accounted for 13 of the
points in the season wind-up at
Equitation Field in Rock Greek
Park. Competition was unusually
sharp in all events as a record
126 entries participated.
Toni and Stinker accounted for
a brace Of blues, winning the
junior hacks and the handy hunt
ers They placed in the working
hunter class.
Caroline Evans from Arlington,
Va. with Short Circuit. recent
Warrenton Horse Show junior
champion and reserve grand
champion in the Bride Trails
1852 member series, added an
other reserve to her collection.
With 13 points from the first
show Of the series. the pair yes
terday scored a win in the hack
and hunter. third in the handy
hunters and fourth in the knock
down-and-out to make the to-
tai 81.
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ing for the big opportunity to
score, and when it came, made the
most of 1t.
I suppose I should be happy that
we did not lose, but that is not
the case. Early in the game there
were several indications that
things were going our way as oul
offense was clicking in satisfactory
fashion. However, it seemed that
just as We were about to roll
something, usually some little
thing. would happen which threw
the team of stride.
In the second half, Penn
seemed to have a better grasr
of the situation, and when Half
back Glen Adams drifted back tt
his own ~ to throw the Ions
touchdown pass to Ed Bell, thu
Quakers were back in the bal
game.
Bell Great End.
Because of other big sports at.
fractions in Philadelphia plus oul
own, the game was attended BY
many top sports writer's. They
saw great end in Bell and &
well-oached Penn eleven.
AS the outstanding performance
Of the Notre Dame team, our hal
lis of to our defensive squad. Ir
the first half Penn had a first
down on the Notre Dame four
yard line. After four consecutive
plays. the ball ended up on the
Notre Dame eight. That was the
silver lining in our cloud.
Elsewhere in the Nation sur
prises were prevalent. To me
the biggest one was the tie be-
tween Oklahoma and Colorado
1t was the first time under Coach
Bud Wilkinson that Oklahoma
has not won a conference con-
test. Such a decision is a great
tribute to Colorado. but the fact
Evening star., 1952-09-29
By Bill Fuchs
NAVY, 81; YALE, 0.

There's joy at Annapolis today.
for Navy's football fortunes have
not looked so bright in years. In
fact, Saturdays lop-sided triumph
over Yale has Coach Eddie Erde-
latz flashing his biggest grin since
he became head coach at Annap-
oils in 1850.
Erdelatz, who never before held
Ia head coaching position, hasn't
had many chances to beam. He
stopped Army's 28-game victory
string in 1850 and beat the weak
ened Cadets again last year. But
two seasons have netted him just
five victories against IL losses and
Ia tie.
Now things are on the upgrade,
ut would seem. even though a
glance at the Navy schedule shows
Maryland. Penn. Notre Dame and
Duke are included. The Middies
travel to Ithaca, N. Y, to face Cor
nell Saturday. Cornell, touted as
"a power in the East. was upset,
14-7, by Colgate Saturday.
Navy used the Notre Dame box,
the single wing and the T in
swamping Yale. but there still are
vtslations Of these formations re-
naming untested in Eddie's secret
bag.
I'VE didn't use everything" he
reveals. 1--WE have special plans
for Cornell"
Erdelatz says he was "tickled to
death" by Navy's team play. Now
one usually thinks of Navy and
spirit" as going hand in hand,
but it isn't necessarily so. In re-
cent years-excepting the Army
game-there has been a noticeable
lack of enthusiasm among the
N Navy players, understandable
when one considers the many de-
featS and few victories.
But this bunch puts out more
team effort than any I have seen
here" says Erdelatz, who first
reported to the academy as end
coach in 1945. 1--WE have a light,
green squad, but they play to-
gether. Honestly, ! had no idea
how we would do and can't
tell what we'll do in the future,
but against Yale everybody looked
good"
Middies' Strong On Defense.
Defensively, Navy was magnifi-
cent. Ends John Gurski and Herb
Tiede, Tackles Jack Perkins and
Hugh Webster. Guard Steve Eisen-
hauer and Linebackers Bob Hem
pei. John Raster, Frank Brady
and John Weaver jammed Yale's
ofense.
And extensively, Don Fisher was
good for about Eve yards every
time he carried. He personally
accounted for 81 of Navy's 254
yards gained rushing. And Tom
Hamilton, jr.. son of the former
director of athletics at Navy, was
impressive as a kicker. Hamil-
ton also looked to be a capable
passer. He threw only once, but
lit was good to Fisher for 10 yards.
But it's tough to pick out one
player Erdelatz says. "They all
looked so good"
Evening star., 1952-09-29
Gu Looks for Cage Coach
To Succeed RosenfieId

Catholic University is shopping
for a new basketball coach after
accepting Abe Rosenf1eld's resig-
nation.
Rosenfield. who coached the
Cardinals for four seasons. re-
signed to devote full time to his
business activities. Besides being
proprietor of the Woodley Foods
Store on Connecticut avenue, he
also is president of the newly
organized Federal Super Markets,
a cooperative retail food organ
ization.
Rosenfield was a star player for
the Gu basketball teams of 1882
"a. He probably is better known
as softball pitcher. He pitched
25 no-hit games on Washington
area Softball fields and also has
served as the District softball
commissioner.
Evening star., 1952-09-29
Baseball Crowds Slump,
But Mats, 4 Others Gain
By the Asseciofed Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.- Five
clubs. three in the American
League and two in the National,
showed an increase during 1852
as major league baseball attend
ance dropped nearly one and one
half million in comparison with
1851.
Washington, Philadelphia and
st. Louis showed increases in the
American League. The Mats drew
699, ,697, an increase of 1880 over
last year. The Browns jumped
from 293.790 to 518,786 in their
first full year under Snowman Bill
Veeck. The Athletics increased
from 456, 1869 to 626,984.
The Chicago Cubs increased
from 894,415 to 1,033,839. The
lowly Cincinnati Reds reported an
increase of 19.403.
Evening star., 1952-09-29
Silver Hill Defeats Lees
In State Tourney Start

Silver Hill won it's first game
in the Maryland State amateur
baseball tournament by beating
Lees Tavern, GA. at Snug Harbor
yesterday.
George Jarboe went all the way
for Silver Hill. Charlie (No-hit)
Heiden pitched the first seven in
nings for Silver Hill. giving way
to Lefty Billy Cam with the score
tied at "A. Eddie Crescenze
scored the winning run in the
seventh on Jack Sugrue's single.
Elmer Leukhardt led the Gravel
men at bat with three hits. Silver
Hill plays Marlboro in the second
round next week.
Evening star., 1952-09-29
Disappointing Doy for Irish
Leohy Calls Defense Unit S Play
Silver Lining in Tie With Penn

that Oklahoma had to fight back
in the fourth quarter to gain the
tie convinces me that it still has
the stuff Of which champions are
made.
Army Victory Praised.
To Coach Red Blaik and his
Army cadets goes a sincere salute
for the convincing victory over .
good South Carolina team.
1t looks like Navy. under Coach
Eddie Erdelatz. has finally hit its
stride after showing promise for
several years. The 31-to-0 de.
feat of Yale showed the Middies
are powerful both Extensively and
defensively. Three Southern fav-
orites, Georgia Tech, Tennessee
and Maryland, had a little early
season trouble but proved their
mettle by close victories over
Florida. Mississippi State and
Auburn.
The results turned in by our
future opponents were featured
py Texas victory over North
Carolina. Southern CALIFORNIA;
rout of Northwestern. Pitts
sound victory over Iowa, Michi-
gan States win over Michigan.
the Navy victory, Purdue's tie
with a surprising Penn State
eleven and the aforementioned
Oklahoma tie.
From the above it looks like
we are still in for many anxious
afternoons. .....
Evening star., 1952-09-29
Russ SpiIman Averages 1877
To Win Wolfe Pin Tourney

Russ Spilman. many times a
high ranker in District duckpin
shooting. is headed for another
big season, it appears after his
victory over a big field in the an
nual Wolfe Memorial tournament
at HyattSville last night.
Spilman, with 5-game sets Of
701 and 671, averaged 1872 to win
$50. Second prize Of SIS went to
Augie Schroll of Baltimore with
1866. AL Cissell shot 1859 for
third.
Evening star., 1952-09-29
Soldier a Sailor, Too,
with Thistle Victory

Harry Sindle. the Fort Belvoir
CT who races boats while on
leave. sailed his Thistle class Vim
to second and a first in yester-
days double header opening Of
the Potomac River Sailing Associ-
atoms fall series of Hams Point.
He led a record fleet Of II This
ties in the opening race sailed in
a light southerly. For the Sec
ond event Jack Fordyce in Witch
Woman showed the way, with Sim
die second. However, Sindle was
ahead on points because of a
fourth for Fordyce in the opener.
Only two shippers scored double
wins. Harvey Lekson in Sleipnir II
led an eight-boat fleet of Comets
both times. John Dodge gave a
sailing lesson to FIVE other George
Washington University shippers
in the Tempest class.
Len Penso and Writ Gill re-
sumed their Penguin class rivalry
by splitting honors in a six-boat
field. PenSo's Trinket led the way
one time, followed by Gill's Flirt.
The order was reversed in the
other race.
Bobby Orme, temporarily de-
serting the Comet class. sailed
Dick Hartge's Chesapeake to a
first in the Chesapeake 20s first
race. Jerry Kenney in Winward
led a feet of eight boats the next
time around.
Steve Andrews Bay Bee and
Robert Busby's Pinafore each &C.
counted for a first in the Snipes
which drew nine starters. Bill
Rushlow in Pursuit was q con.
sistent second both times.