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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDs 1851 "9s" 4-doot sedan: light
gray, black top; r. and h.. Hydra.
Matte; royal, master tires; perfect
SSnSltion; S9 sly +. lST a%oo mileage; price
OLDS. 1851 Rocket "ss": 2-dr.
Hydra Matte. r. and h., seat covers
etc; ! owHner; excel. cond.; S2.1O0
PACKARD 80 4-dr.: excellent cond :;
original black paint; upholstery like
new; $295 or best offer. ia. 7-246S.
esaip.; Sse5: only ssas doe down. ssdah; cia,
sxLERs. 17S1 Biadensbufg Rd.
PACKARD 194S Custom 4:dr. sedan
overdrive, r. and h. This car !:
msfaaal' sgHh Mo4oRs SltaSst sofsD fSD3ss ws
ave. NV. WO. 5000. Il
saap sss5 }oas only sssss lSos down 'sdaP e,
blocks Of fine cars. AUTO WHOLE,
sALERSs 1871 Bladensburg Rd.
PACKARD 1949 4-dr. sedan; mid.
Ext 1wass sse. Sr'fSS o. BE- s77o. ~ 81. 81 'oO's
PACKARD 1850 sedan: r, h.. cd
one owner. like brand-new; ST 1906
as low as $50 down. UP to 3t
W9s tS pfy sLaRESsBSsG 9a Rsss5,Sal5 SAI
PACKARD 1850 4-door sedan; r. and
| h., less than $4,000 miles. in perfect
cSn,dition:; original owner; $1,495
PIYM0uTHi 1896; privately owned
excellent tires; fine transportation
will drive car to. your coor; $135
or best offer. Call IA. 5-916O.
PLYMOUTH 1895 coupe; good motor
RnansSr,e and RSdy S49.9s Fan spSsnladl pnd, to soday
rEYMoUTa ES issa; Hsaehs4sff ne mech sa es eond
risss ssst Fl oi.er +: irsD. PA air ana H. si@'
PaHMoVIHI 1eH ga5I 1ass IL s4sfz7 49, $500 or best
blocks of fine cars. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. 1871 Bladensburg rd.
PLYMOUTH 1889 sedan; motor just
overhauled; very good running cond.
PIYMoGTA 1883 5:dF. touring Sc
dan; excellent running condition;
PIYMoGTH iii 1899 Sedan: looks IKE
BEADESssGRd sfx SsfS no cAR dSWV WHpEEsA. 6ax@snt
PLYMOUTH 80; good transporta-
| best offer. 81. 2170.
PLYMOUTH 1910 coupe: in gooe
csond; ~ Dodge motor; $275 cash
PEYM66iu1TH 1912 2-dr. sedan; r
and h., good tires, orig. paint, new
motor; immaculate cond.; $3.50
car can be seen at eny time Sunda,
PiYMouTH 1915 Special de luxe 4.
dr.; orig. black finish. excep. clear
| inside and out. peri. mech. cond.
PLYMOUTH 1947 Special de luxe bus
| coupe; h., good tires. motor ano
body excel. cond.; $3.50. CO. 6795
PLYMOUTH AZ Special de luxe 4-dr.
clean. good condition, $S95. AP
PLYMoUTH 1s4s coupe; light eray
extras; $3.50: excel. cond. Leavins
city. ia. $4,000. Ext. 290.
PLYMOUTH 194S Special de luxe 4
dr.; heater; low mileage, by owner
good condition.; $3.50 cash. $40!
Hampden lane. Bethesda md. WI
PLYMOUTH 1949 special de luxe 4.
dr.; dark green, +. and H.; exec
cond; clean; 81. $50. TIA. 1852.
PLYMOUTH 40 clean 4-dr. de luxe
heater; low mileage; owner
PLYMOUTH 1949 Special de luxe clul
| coupe. r. and h.. s. c., gray finish
excel. body and motor; S1.195. HI
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER '42 Champion 2-dr.
1851 motor; cheap transportation
6.5Oxl6 tires; $275. 10. 3-S207.
VOLKSWAGEN AZ sedan; new tirel
and paint; 45 mi. per gal; $3.50
Rockville 1922.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WILLYS 1947 station wagon; cd.
and heater; $725 or offer. Ia.
612S. Il
WILLYS. new '52s. sedans. station
wagons and jeeps.. JACK PRY. 14th
and r NV. and 5000 Conn. ave.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WILLYS jeepster 1870. heater, over.
drive. white wall tires, good top
ike new. $S95. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES, 1345 Q st. NV. DU. S3O0.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1850 Special de luxe
500 doan sTs sSssDt sSSs Pssa:s srsds a. ssf sf9s
PLYMOUTH 1891 blue Cranbrook
$1.695. LA. 6-5223. -
PLYMOUTH 81 4-door sedan; h..
low mileage; 81 ,595.. IA. 5000. -
PiLYM.0UTH iaas.UTH '51. 2-dr. sedan. A
tsfs thsfautifui II xo,1l blue car that you can
deposit: 1886. BELL MoToRs. SiS5Rs.
bO1O Wisconsin ave. NV, WO. 5000.
PLYMOUTH 1851 sedan, equip: !:
Sloefs Of 0n1s nss csrs sase ATTU aTSSp ely
sALERs, 1871 Bladensburg I'd.
PONTIAC 1885 sedanette; r., h.: one
sEnpinsbTSo aEnf5 sa1I nc CAS- down esymsnt
ERS: 2l50 Bladensburg rd. ne
recently oyerhauled; 5 good tires;
:: and h.; 500. La. 6-4346.
PONTIAC 1910 club coupe; private
owner; $3.50. wo. 1878 between s
PoSriAce ON e.4i 1s41 black sedanette; @i price.
P0NTiiAcI ~ II =: s-dr.; s;"y; Very clean: 'ss
D. e. inspected; sale or exchange for
az equity sssa u '4e or ~. No dealers.
90 ssrss ssrssm!asr tasTa. sIep: ise
under 10000 mi; best offer over
$3.50. $500 ~ GE; l9i1, Fri. Sat-. sun.
very good cond. $3.50. GL. 1920.
Give your phone number.
PONTIAC Streamliner 1947 sedanette;
r., h.; upholstery like new: one own
sr used very little; $685.; as low as
sIapsSspuR sf3 fSNn e G%R S0F %HonEsH " salsnis
PONTIAC 1948 4-dr.; black. hydrom..
s.; r., and h.. other accessories.
low, low mileage. excel, cond,: $l,1s5
fdsh fd Riverdale. nyt oTnsr md WA sq2 iSs Taylor
station wagon; equip. s9sS. only
cars; AUTO WHoLEsAIERs. 17si
reSTfaG eelsffassuFE rs rd. 4-door sedan; r. and
h.; Hydra-Matic; one Of the better
AYERS oLDsMoBiLE cApILLH LHc
GIexand4ia GE rniiTlinst0n n% dsh%p dsshh9%ppins Center
PONTIAC 1852 station wagon; low
ss9so ss neE ELoob sSIs roEr1zc RsT zesFa9tss 4ssi
pCNTss pGCSnnecticqt as. aye, Wo: s4o0; .o,,
| Wy Inv lOO%-oupeT Qe luxe .
| Catalina; r. and h., Hydra Matte,
2-tone green finish with matching
sBhol'issy sBh HoYE 31 mToR assaa s4ss nils ssi sa
s2,'nrn. g st. nv: .IrD Pu; sao0; g ,s %
de- xe s-dr 70 sedam Gommanasr ao1s dois2 Reieai
r.. h.. cd. seat covers. good cond. !;
private party: $3.50. GE. 1923. ii
ARMED FORCES ONLY
Autos. all kinds; dealer; guar. and
| MERCH. MART. ST. 4595.
CHEW. 1889 2-dr.; r.. h., new tires.
| This is fine running prewar car.
| A special bargain at S295. Small
down payment is all you need and
Reliable Wholesalers
SSOl Old Bladensburg
Silver Spring. JU. 7-96s1.
FORD 1851 club coupe. Light blue,
w. ". tires; T., h. One owner. low
:sr1ids sS 4 wiz sl5S5 siys the best Of pleasure
Reliable Wholesalers
1901 Old Bladensburg
Silver Spring. JU. 7-9681.
oLDsMOBILE-195O "ss", converts
BILE coupe; black top. red leather up
5adio rad. heater; t;1:. Hgsra,Matic S 1cN Sriys
Capitol Cadillac-Olds. Co.
1922 22d st. NV. ST. 1900.
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DODGE early 1919 Custom 4.dr.
sedan; 2 real clean car and a very
mechanic without deposit. Sl,O95.
BELL MOTORS, 5015 Wis. ave-,
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blue finish; equipped with radio,
heater, Hydra Matte drive; $2.995;
C.C.C.. guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac O1dS. Co,
1922 22nd st. NV. ST. $500
CADILLAC 1851 "6O'' sedan; green
finish; equipped with radio, heater,
Hydra-Matic drive, white-wall tires;
S3.S95; C.C.C. guarantees.
Capitol Cadillac-O OldS. Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. ST. 1900
FORD 1850 cl. coupe; Wv. tires,
r. and h., overdrive; blue: lovely
little car; written guarantee; terms,
fair trade. Come out and take one
home; low down payment; SLABS.
Reliable Wholesalers
SS01 Old Bladenshurg
Silver Spring. JU. 7-96S1
NERO. 1850 club coupe; r. b., o.d..
Wv. tires. 10000 miles; one own
er: this car is In the finest condi-
ton: come. look It over. take II
for Q drive; fair trade, easy terms;
Reliable Wholesalers
ssO1 Old Hladensburg
Silver -oprins. Ju. 7-e6s1.
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-dr. sedan; r. and b. /;
q real clean car in
AXE this one to your
Ic without deposit; /;
MOTORS, 5015 Wis.
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ARMED FORCES ONLY
Autos. all kinds; dealer: guar. and
financed. Save up to 10Se. q. s..
MERCH. MART, ST. 4595.
CHEW. 1899 2-dr.; r.. h., new tires.
This Is 2 fine running prewar car;
A special bargain at S295. Small
down payment is all you need and
good lob.
Evening star., 1952-10-30
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Evening star., 1952-08-25
Baseball
CONTINUED From Page Ado.

dlnals' eight-game winning streak
as Preacher Roe rolled to 10th
victory. The Dodgers racked Joe
Preski for three runs in the first
and three more in the second
inning to put the game away.
Second Baseman Davey Will
liams let Willard Marshalrs
grounder go through him and two
runs came in to give the Reds
their victory over the Giants. The
first runner got on base when
Catcher Wes Westrum let a third
strike get away from him. Al
Corwin pitched a flve-hitter to
give the Giants the second game
Four other National League
teams split double headers. The
Phils swamped the Cubs, 14-4
behind Russ Meyer in the second
game after Robin Roberts lost a
80 game to Warren Hacker
Ralph Kiner hits his 28th home
run to give Ron Necciai, Pitts
burgh rookie, his first major
league victory. 4-3, over the
Braves in the first game. Boston
won the nightcap, 5-3, in 10
innings.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
One Pitch Gusts D. T..
From SandIot Event
Speeiol Dispoteh 10 The Ste,

JOHNSTOWN. Pa, Aug. as
Southpaw Bill Smith Of the WASH
ington Boys Club was thinking to-
day that he'd like to have that
first inning against Holyoke, Mass,
to do over again.
Just one pitch would be okay.
That's all that was needed as Out
fielder Bob Brennan slammed a
three-run homer to give Holyoke
Ia 80 victory and send Washington
out of the All-American Amateur
Baseball Association Tournament.
Holyoke meets New York today.
with the winner playing Pittsfield.
Mass. tomorrow for the title.
Smith was in trouble only in
that first inning yesterday. John
Woods got on with an infield hit
and Frank Leja walked. Then
came Brennan's homer. After that
Smith allowed only one runner to
get as far as third base. He gave
up only five hits. compared to the
eight hits given up by Winning
Pitcher Lou Cont. Cont famed
eight and walked only one. while
Smith famed 10 and walked five,
three in the first inning.
Pittsfield advanced with a 1910
victory over New York.
A crowd of 5000 saw the games.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
Savitt Shows Title Class
In Canadian Tennis Win
By the Associoted Press

TORONTO, Aug. 25. - Dick
Savitt. former Wimbledon ane
Australian tennis champion, ap.
pears ready to make a strong bic
for the United States singles title
in the tournament opening Friday
at Forest Hills, N. Y.
The temperamental star from
Orange, N. j., completely Gomi-
mated the Canadian champion
ships, which ended yesterday. He
whipped Kurt Nielsen of Denmark
6-1, Go, 6-1 in the singles
finals and then paired with the
Danish ace to take the doubles
crown.
In the doubles finals the inter-
national team sped through q
6-3, 6-2, 6-3 match against
the California combination of Art
Larsen of San Leandro and Noel
Brown, the ex-professional from
Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1952-08-25

to second when the base was un-
covered.
Randy tipped three wide ones
to Pinch-Hitter Joe Upton, then
struck him out. He walked Dale
Mitchell Intentionally and wiggled
out of the jam when Avila sent
a double-play grounder to Baker
Pete Runnels launched the Mats
winning rally with a single to
center. Vernon sacrificed and
was safe when Hogan failed to
pick up his bunt. Bakers in
field hit filled the bases and Rapr
broke up the game with his SHARP
smash through the box, scoring
Jerry Snyder, who ran for Run
nels.
NOTES: The Indians have hi
eight homers in 10 games here
as many as the Mats have &C.
cummulated in 81 games at Grit.
nth Stadium. Vernon ha'
only one hit to show for his las
25 attempts. Runnels twisteC
his ankle sliding into second has,
in the 10th inning, but says he'll
play tonight.
The Mats have won 26 ant
lost 20 by one run. The defea
was Wynn's 18th against 16 wins
with Washington inflicting thre,
OF the losses. Gumpert'
sparkling performance may hav
saved his job. Randy's SLOW
curve was something to behold.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
MDW or Fort Wood
Ito Lose Perfect Mark
In Semipro Tourney
washington, D. G. -
MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1852
$peeiol Dispatch 70 The Star

WICHITA, Kans.. Aug. as
The Military District of WASH
ington's baseball teams remains
with the winners in the National
Semipro baseball tournament and
will take on Fort Leonard Wood,
also undefeated. tomorrow night.
MDW kept its clean slate with
an 8-6 game over Wichita Boeing
Bombers, the Kansas champion,
8-6, last night. It was the fourth
straight for the Washington
team.
Southpaw Johnny Antonelli
pitched and batted the Colonials
to victory. He gave up nine hits.
but was stingy with men or bases.
At the plate he homered, singled,
walked twice and scored three
runs.
The Colonials went into the
lead in the third inning by scor-
ing four runs with one hit. The
first four batsmen walked, a single
by Danny O'Connor drove in two
runs and a wild pitch accounted
for another.
Fort Meade, Md, still is in the
tournament with a 81 record
after taking a 100 victory over
Bonneville, Ark, Saturday night.
Evening star., 1952-08-25

73-148 for the 36-hole tests.
Other low scores were Don Sui
livan's 73-77-150; Bob Martino's s
77-74-151 and Bob Blanck's 76-
76-152.
KENWOOD: There's a good
chance that Kenwood's club title
will go to one of the clubs tor
juniors, particularly after Johnny
Eisinger shot a par II to lead the
incomplete qualifying rounds
Perky Cullinane is another junior
threat. c. M. Merrill's 78 and 9
79 by Don Miller, a former cham.
lpino. were other scores under 80
CONGRESSIONAL: Qualifyine
is under way at Congressional
with Capt. c. F. Lynch the tempo.
rary leader with a II. Others un,
der 80 were D. L. Boeglen, RAY
Moore and c. E. Huntley will
78s. Vern johnson was out il
So and faltered to As on the bacl
nine for a 81 and lost a chanc,
to lead the field. Billy Shea, tn,
defending champion, will pla.
later.
INDIAN SPRING: The It'll,
match between Volney Burnet
and Eddie Ault. both four tim,
champions, probably will b,
played the week end following tn,
Fairacre Bowl tournament at Ho
Springs, Va. Burnett is takinI
the match serious enough to take
to the practice tee, which has beer
strange territory to him for sew.
eral seasons.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
Wfe's Luck Eases
Bottoms S Dreams of
Winninq Golf Pots

Fred Bolton, the Woodmont
pro, can stop dreaming about
winning top money in the
Eastern Open or the Celebri-
ties tournament.
First prize in the upcoming
$4,000 golf events is $2,400,
and the Bolton family earned
the equivalent of more than
that Saturday night when
Mrs. Bolton won a new auto
mobile at the Rockville Fire
mems Carnival.
Ironically Mrs. Bolton is
the former Kitty Orme,
daughter of one of Washing
tons largest auto dealers.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
Havens Retains u. 5. Title
In Single Blade CANOEING
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25. -
Frank Havens of the Washington
Cd. c. Canoe Club, America s
only Olympic canoe winner, re-
tains his national single blade
title.
He repeated as champion here
in the American Canoe Associa-
tion's annual regatta.
The Potomac Boat Club o1
Washington scored 19 points to
finish second to the Samoset
Canoe Club of Roxbury, Mass.
which had 36.
Potomac winners were Tom
Horton and John Eiseman in the
tandem kayak, and Horton, Will
liam Schuette, Eiseman and Tom
Kimball in the four-man double
blades. Horton was second in the
one-man kayak.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
Banks Killed in Car Crash
Original CeItics Player
BY the Assoeiaied Press

TROY, N. Y. Aug. 25.-Davey
Banks. who played professional
basketball with the Original New
York CelticS, was one of two men
killed in an automobile accident
near here yesterday.
The other was Alfred Elfeld, an
assistant race horse trainer. Two
others were injured when the auto
in which they were riding over
turned on a curve in the town
of Half Moon.
Banks. 81, played with the Gel
tics from 1925 until the team
broke UP in 1880. He later
coached Kingston and Troy teams
in the American Professional
Basketball League.
Funeral services for Banks will
be held this afternoon at Queens
N. Y.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
Flanagan, Collins Box
For Title Shot Toniqhf
BY The Assoeiofed Press

BOSTON, Aug. 25.-Tommy
Collins of Boston and Glen Flana-
gan of st. Paul, Mimi, swap
punches tonight in the latest scrap
Iof the elimination tournament to
pick a duration world feather
weight champion while Sandy
Saddber is in the Army.
The winner of tonight's Boston
Garden 15-rounder will meet the
victor in the Panama bout between
Percy Bassett of Philadelphia and
Federico Plummer of Panama.
The two finalists will battle for
the duration American crown with
the winner meeting Frances Ray
Famechon for the duration world
championship.
Flanagan whipped the previous
ly undefeated Gene Smith of
Washington in his last outing,
while Collins scored q knockout
over aging Willie Pep.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
Piedmont League Fa|fers
AS Cards Drop Lynchburq
By the Assoeioted Press

LYNCHBURG. Va, Aug. 25.-
The Piedmont League, plagued by
a host of ailments in it's old age,
faced new dilemma today with
the st. Louis Cardinals: sudden
and unexpected abandonment of
their Lynchburg franchise.
The Cardinals announced last
night that declining attendance
here no longer made it feasible to
continue operation of the club
after this season.
Just week ago league officials
expressed the belief in a chubby
club poll that the class B circuit
would survive despite sagging at
tendance.
But the Cardinals withdrawal
posed new doubts as to whether
the Piedmont will be able to carry
on in 1853.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
Girl Rider of Outshines Adults
In Montgomery County Show

In reserve in the conformation
division was Hugh Wiley'S Blue
Ridge. A crowd which overflowed
the grandstand and lined the rails
stuck it out through a chilly eve
ming to see the ribbons pinned
Some spectators. caught without
coats or sweaters, were driven to
refuge in their cars but pulled up
to the edge of the natural bowl
above the show grounds and con-
tinued to watch until the last
Jump was cleared.
Going into the last class with
a scant lead, Skippy Diehlman S
open jumper, Play Boy, placed
third among the handy jumpers
and edged out George DiPaula' s
Lariat and the other fencers
crowding him for the open title
Montgomery County gives tine
fans one OF their rare chances
to look over the five-gaited horses
j. D. Michaels' Sunny Star topped
this competition, with Genius Mac
from the same stable in reserve
Evening star., 1952-08-25
U. Soup Hopes Lifted
As Vic Seixas Shares
Title With Australian
BY the Assoeiafsd Press

BROOKLINE, Mass, Aug. 25.-
Vic Seixas looks like the keystone
Of the American Davis Cup Selec-
ton Committees rebuilding plans
today as a result of his superb
tennis efforts against Australia's S
supposedly invincible Frank Sedg-
man and Ken McGregor.
Seixas Joined forces with Mervyn
Rose, another Australian star, here
last Monday and, although know
ing but little about each others
tactics, they wound up as the Ma
tional doubles champions.
They gained those titles with a
surprising 3-6, 10-8, 1913, 6-8,
8-6 victory over Sedgman and
McGregor in yesterdays finals at
Longwood.
In the women's section. Doris
Hart Of Coral Gables. Fla, and
Shirley Fry of Akron, Ohio, re-
tanned their title by besting Maui
reen Connolly of San Diego. Calf =.
and Louise Brough of Beverly
Hills, Calf, 10-8, Ga.
Seixas. Sedgman Sparkle.
The setback was the first Sedg-
man and McGregor have suffered
anywhere since they lost to Seixas
and Herb Flam of Beverly Hills,
Calf. at the Newport Casino last
season.
Seixas previously was regarded
as the Nations top singles player,
for he was runnerup to Sedgman
in the 1851 championship match
at Forest Hills, N. Y.
During the 73-game match,
seixas contributed a earned
points and a good share of them
were tide-turners. Both teams
wound up with totals of II earned
points and 173 errors.
Sedgman was almost equally
brilliant. He forced the match to
go the five-set limit by fighting
off four match points while hold
ing his service during the ninth
game Of the fourth set.
Women's Losers Outsteadied.
Miss Connolly is the National
and Wimbledon singles titlist and
Miss Brough shared the National
doubles titles nine consecutive
times with Mrs. Margaret Osborne
du Pont of Wilmington. Del. Butt
they were outsteadied in decisive
fashion by Miss Hart and Miss
Fry, who totaled 80 earned points
against IS and SO errors against 73.
Defenders were upset in the
father-son division when j. Diehl
Mateer, sr. and jr., of Devon, Pa,
bowed to Karl Kamrath, sr. and
jr., of Houston, Tex, Ga, 6-3.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
Special Correspondent Of The Star

GAITHERSBURG, Md, Aug. Is.
"A pig-tailed youngster who
takes on her contemporaries and
seniors without a tremor in the
horse show ring held two cham
pionships today as result of
Isuperlative riding in the exhibi-
ton which closed out the Mont
gomery County Fair here.
She is Bobby Gardner, 9, of
Friendly, Md. After trouncing the
youngsters in the small pony divi-
sion with her own Danny Boy, she
took the saddle against adults in
the working hunter division and
hauled down another tricolor
aboard A. S. Dailey's Tiny.
All records for the 1852 season
were broken when Claude w.
Owens hunter, Sky's Shadow,
chalked up his seventh successive
championship. It was the big
gray's 10th victory in IA shows
this year. He also has won two
reserve championships.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
Andrews Still Unbeuten
In USAF SoftbulI Meet

Andrews Air Base softball team
remains undefeated in the South.
ern Division Of the Northeast All
Force softball tournament afte,
beating Mitchell Air Base, 20, last
night at Andrews. It was An
|drews' third straight.
National Airport was eliminated
when beaten by Langley Air Base
1875, after winning over Camp
Kilmer, 40,
Evening star., 1952-08-25
FortY-Niners Excel
In Exhibition Games
BY the Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 25.-
San Francisco pro football rooters
were wondering today if their
Forty-N Miners didn't have all the
ingredients of a championship
team following their 1914 exhibi-
ton victory over the Chicago
Cardinals yesterday.
Coach Buck Shaw's team
|walloped the Washington Red
skins. $50, in their exhibition
opener the week before.
A crowd of 34,091 yesterday saw
the Forty Miners display speed,
power. and versatility as they
piled up 255 yards on the ground
and 264 in the air.
Fullback Joe Perry scored on a
two-yard line plunge, caught a
42-yard touchdown pass from
Frankie Albert, and also tossed
a 30-yard pass to End Bill Jessup.
Ollie Matson. University of San
Francisco fullback in 1851 and
just back from competing in the
Olympics. scored the first 1852
touchdown against the Forty
Miners with a one-yard plunge
in the third quarter.
In other exhibition games over
the week end, the Cleveland
Browns topped the Packers at
Green Bay, 21-14; the Detroit
Lions scored in the final period to
nose out the Philadelphia Eagles
at Little Rock. 7-3. and the Dallas
Texans made it two in a row by
blanking Carswell Air Force Base
27-O, at Corpus Christi. These
games were played Saturday
night