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er type. Call WA. 1876. -
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GE apt. size refgr. Both less than
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writes chronometer.. elapsed time,
stop, moon. day, date, mo-; cost
$3.50; is brand new; $40 cash. OIL.
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/ mo-; reasonable. SH. 1910.
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any time Sun. at 1881 Sheridan st.
NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

I116 Park st. ne. II. 7-1Ss4.
GENERATORS-STARTERS. $3.50 UP;
lge. assort.; cleo. motor repairs; 36th
year. CARTY. 1908 14th. NO. O224.
GOLF-Big selection for beginners.
Choice Of woods and irons. 81 each
GOLF CLUBS-Full set Of left handed
Burke clubs with bag; new condi-
tion, $50. OR. 060S.
GOLF CLUBS AND BAG. 2 woods. s
GOLF CLUBS, bed. easy chair. tire
to 8 pm. or Mon. 5 to z pm.
GOLF CLUBS. mans, Wilson make; /;
with golfbag, all in excellent con-
GUITAR Martin. $45 including case.
beth beth Ike new. TIE: 1902 Monday.
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GUN, Hi-standard Mod. HB % cal.
ssggto'' sgS n holstep Sego,a extra clip and ammo
case. S165: Ithaca skeet grade .12.
cults. case, $175; Colt SO special, 8
boxes ammo. $55: s and w As
long Colt. like new. handmade hol.
saGa ste5a belt Sis. DR.: LISTER, Or
GGNs-L. G. smith shotgun 12. Ideal,
grade 80" MSsF: rifle, Mannlicher
Schoenauer, S-mm; both excellent.
Trade either for auto. Rolleifiex
camera or accept in part trade
binoculars, "a" elec. drill. Lewyt
GUNS AND RIFLES C10), ANTIQUES,
sII suitable aS iSr a}kowar war pieces. s1oo for
GUNS-Custom-made S-mm Mauser
with coated 6-power Ziess scope
and case. and Mauser insert for
$3.50. Binoculars, Sx56 Hensoldt,
PrewaarG; BIO with case; 1. d. g.: $50.
GTNswsavase 20 Hornet with ex
Uneru scope, $65; Stevens 12-gauge
pop. model $40. like new, $50;
Ruger % automatic, $50; Colt
Lightning 3s WCF, S25; Winchester
81. 22 pop, like new, $35; Colt as
and many other rifles and Shotguns.
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pm. Cail JE. e-562e. '"a'' A
sTOREs-ATTENTToNi
Heller nail counter Howe scale worth
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FURNITURE
BRAND-NEW
NO MONEY DOWN

Long, Easy Credit TERMS
Three rooms Of furniture for no
money down and as little as SOC per
day. Includes 3-piece living room
suite (sofa and 2 upholstered club
dresser and chest Of drawers) and o.
piece dinette set Gable and 4
chairs). With every purchase, you
receive, at no additional cost, q
beautiful 9x12 rug. All furniture
is 1st quality and brand new. Only
little as Soc per day.
ENBEE
Washington'S Newest and Lowest Price
Furniture and Appliance Store
ma pfa
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MULTILITH 2O66
.7x20; excel. cond. Must sell. RE

MUSIC CABINET-FILE, charming, AZ
thin drawers, 50x36x14. OR. 1889.
MUSIC AND RECORD CABINET. un-
usual solid mahogany piece; Q small
mirrors; g real bargain at $26.
MTSKRAT FUR CAPE, practically
after $50 pm.
NEEDLEPONT, Q chair seats, soft
green floral centers, S25; 3 Olson
rugs, scatter size, blue. RIA. 20SS,
safes, add. mach. Today, CO. 1925;
wk., DL. 1872. 1112 14th ct. NV
OFFICE FURNITURE-Leav fol
Florida. must sacrifice immediately
Furnishings, incl. GE " h.p. ali
cond., rug. drapes. Chippenda1e and
modern desks. RIM. !. 1011 New
Hampshire ave. NV, MA. 6486.
OFFICE FURNITURE-One of the
city'S largest and most complete dis
DlayS 1921 7, st NV MA 1904
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HARDWARE sToREs-ATTENTToNI
Heller nail counter, Howe scale. worth
ters with glass dividers. S35 ca; all
like new. RA. 7202: Mon. HU. 5000.
HEARING AID-Beltone: will sacri-
nee; in good cond. Ia. 743O.
HEATER - -Circulating oil; heating
capacity; rooms; good condition.
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MOVIE-PHOTO FANS

MOVlE-PHOIO FANS
All equipment and supplies. top
brands. Pay 6 to Is months; l.
year guarantees; trade-ins. Guide
free. BRENNER, 933 Pa. ave. NV.
Park free. RE. 2434.
model 40. excel. cond.
Now In use; Very reas. MA. 6957
Gt III nTSof5 fb5UpL1cAroR, No. so,
reasonably priced. MISS LEE, EN-.
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STEEL,
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Re.inforcing rods. 1" so. Phone
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OFFICE FURNITURE
DESKS. ALL KINDS. WOOD.
STEEL, SIS AND UP. FILE
CABINETS, BOOKCASES, DRAFT.
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PARKING.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
$50 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
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AT Ierr11lC Savings
New leather sofas. club chairs, once
chairs, desks. rugs. steel files at
prices ordinarily paid for used fur
niture. 416 5th st. NV, Suite 604,
Columbian Bldg, DI. 1856.
OFFICE FURNITURE, all kinds; once
mach. any kind; top prices paid.
DI. 1872, eyes; Sunday. CO; 1928.
trolls, very good cond., $50. Sunday
or after pm, WA. 7053.
OIL PAINTING Of winter scene. in
beautiful antique gilt frame. $3.50.
ORGAN, HAMMOND. C. v. model;
Gothic case; Err. 20-tone cabinet.
TE. y5s $3.50. oio' new e0n0'' "S'1'''
ORGAN, small Kimball. solid maple,
excellent condition. Ii. 3-5622. ---S
ORGAN, Minchell-Esty, electronic,
single manual; beaut. tone and
lovely for the home; very cheap,
1915. 3712 1ngomar st. NV. EN-.
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Furniture-Leather
For Home and Office
At Terrific Savings

New leather sofas, club chairs, wing
chairs, all types of ONCE chairs.
416 5th st. NV, Suite 504, Colum-
bian Bldg, DI. 1855.
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12h-inch Consoles. I$24.50 Down
AL screen sizes. table models, ana
consoles, many with new pict. tubes,
the finest recond sets in Wash.
BLAIR Tv,, 4922 Wis. ave. Open
Evening star., 1952-05-24
billy Collins Takes '
Assistant Pro Title
In P|ayoff at All View

Billy Collins, a husky former
Baltimore public links champion
who now is aide to Jimmy Duke
lat the Bonnie View Club in Bal
Itimore, won his first title as a
pro yesterday. with promise Of
more to follow.
Collins three-under-par goli
for 38 holes at the All View Club
lin Ellicott City earned him the
Middle Atlantic PGA assistant
ipro title after a two-hole playo1
with the defending champion
RAYMOND (Ducky) Miller of Nor
folk. Each had 70-73 over the
paris course, and Collins wor
the second hole Of the playof1
with a par three. .
A big fellow and a long hitter
Collins was runner-up to Charley
Bassler in the Baltimore Match
Play Open last year, beating Al
BesSelink, a touring pro, on the
way to the final.
I Rick McHale, former assistant
pro at Chevy Chase and now. al
Forest Park in: Baltimore. was
third with pair of 75s for $50
and won $50. Collins won $1O(
and the Wilson plaque, and Miller
won SIS. The low District scorer
was Charlie Eastpn of Washing.
ton Golf and Country Club Will
I77-76-153.
Evening star., 1952-05-24
Lou Johnson Scores
Auto Racing Slam

Lou johnson. a heavy-footed,
ltake-a-chance guy, is a driver
who must be reckoned with at
West ,Lanham Speedway this
summer. The reckless redhead
from wilmington. N. j.. scored q
grand slam in three events on
last nights modified stock-car
program, More than 5000 fans
turned out.
JohnSon's margin in the rs
lap windup was just a quarter Of
Ia length, but hard, skillful driving
was required to bring him home
first after starting in 10th place.
The time was TIA, with second
place Wally Gore of Arlington.
Va, a split second behind. Johnny
Roberts Of Fort Meade. Md, was
third. '>'. |
johnson had things easier in
the qualifying heat and first semi.
final preceding the feature.
Roberts won the 15-lap co-fea-
ture, restricted to sportsman cars.
when Ken Marriott Of Baltimore
turned over after taking a lead
two laps from the finish.
Bill .PfiSter of Eatontown, N. j.,
won the second semifinal in the
main event after finishing in a
deadheat with Charlie Dyer Of
Long Branch. N. j.. in the second
qualifying run. Bob Welsh Of
Silver Spring won the third and
final qualifying event.
Evening star., 1952-05-24
State Wagering Mark
Is Set by Rosecroft's
Record $1,000 Fans

Harness racing's increasing pop
ularity was strikingly demon
strated last night at Rosecroft
where 1000 fans, a record for the
track, shattered Maryland harness
betting records by dumping $409,-
O34 into the machines. The money
topped the previous high of $685.
155 made last June at Laurel.
A lot Of the dollars went down
the drain on White Mountain Boy,
a 3-5 shot in the seventh race. A
total of $64,293 was bet on the
race and White Mountain Boy
finished second, three-quarters of
a length behind Castleton Farms
Waybill. The latter. soundly beat
en- in his last start covered the
mile route in, 2:06As and paid
$l0.40, $3.50 and SO across the
board.
1t would be hard to squeeze
many more people inside the Oxon
Hill plant, but track officials hope
last nights figures presage another
record-SrnaShing season in all de-
partments.
The Quick Trick Memorial. to
be run in two divisions, headlines
tonight'S eight-race program.
starting at the usual 8:15. Steward
Lad, victor in the $4,000 w, N.
Reynolds Memorial Pace, is
favored to take one division, while
Peaceful Guy. another recent win
ner, and Prim Hall are figured to
battle it out for the other half.
Steward Lad will be driven by
Jimmy Arthur. The horse has
a two-minute mile to his credit
and is rated one of the fastest
animals on the grounds.
Evening star., 1952-05-24

good measure beat Herman, an ALL
around athlete, on their 220-yard
lap in the 880-yard relay
The summaries:
120-yard high hurdles-1, Penning-
1WW,; Wyatt (A); 5, Brandt 5AJ.
= Ioo-yasd DASH. sommer tww,; .,
IS. Pardoe cWw]. TimeIo:ioso.
w@ SR9t nas g. Hsrvsy ey'nalsI w. G frenF.Fs s1fsTy
!R,; 5. Amos tR). Distance-4I feet
i. Nns laS, H.. EsEry sW, .wW,: E}:.: ste Stevens
ison ii e.. Win 1TTfimseWM::4iss. Aieas o'' o.
Broad Jump. Lloyd tA,: 2. Smith
9D; 3; Germs (Wl; 4. Pardoe tWWY;
Discus. Torbett tE,: 2. Murray, CTl;
seons iTff s Msfsaa fsss 'h inches 3
v.s ssS$SsEs $:;Sst yis.1 egoe pn
4, SSoidgs; sSiSass s Io RoqssysIt;
sletsr s1RSfa %% i%T ). Holmes e Watt szs fine. af
snaassgss4. aao.yssS dsShwi sAV7 1nslsy t cwy}: z
has9 5o-yarS q Sashn Eoznes sommer eal %sG'a WV
Hs1man Ik5 a.; Hsi;,,s TT Hrsch &C.; MsfHar
SS0-yard run, McGlynn III; p, Harr,
fwW): 9; Mcksithan 1WW(; a. Bialei
Rl; 8, Curry (El Time-3:04.5;
enberg, Ingley and Brownwood);
Tech; 3, Anacostia;. 4. Eastern; 8.
High Jump. BENNINGTON tE); Q
Anderson (WW); 8, Marker IWW1; 1--WE
way tie for fourth among Kimbail ans
Sears (WW). Holmes (A). Raun Co
lD'Ambrosio (E). Height-5 feet 10 inches
Evening star., 1952-05-24
Arizona Stute Hires Brown

TEMPE, Ariz., May "a (P.-
Appointment Of Howard Brown
former football captain and later
line coach at Indiana University
to the coaching staff at Arizona
State College was announced yes
terday. Brown, 30. will become
line coach under Clyde Smith, ex-
Indiana head coach who took over
here last month.
Evening star., 1952-05-24
Montgomery Blair Golfers
Take MetropoIitan Title

Montgomery Blair's superior
balance earned the Blazers the
Metropolitan section title Of the
ISchoolboy Golf leagues with a
I6-3 victory over Westinghouse
yesterday at Woodmont.
st. Johns, the private school
champion. will meet Wilson, inter-
high titlist, for the right to play
Blair for the title. All three Sec
ltion winners were undefeated in
their divisions.
Dennis Folken, Robin Ehlert
Dick Mason and Jerry McFerren
swept six points for Blair in the
second and third brackets yester-
day after Henry Kerfoot, jr., and
Tom Colson gave the Generals an
expected edge in the top bracket
Evening star., 1952-05-24
EsteIIe Darby Is Star
JAS Pin Journey Ends

Estelle Darby. captain Of the
Home Loan Bank Board team OF
the Federal League. held the Class
ID all-events title OF the Washing
ton Women's Duckpin Association
today. With a tally of 969 she
was the last champion to be
crowned as the associations an
Fnual tournament ended last night
lat the Lucky Strike. All previous
high scores stood up through the
finale.
The semifinals and finals of the
District mems match-game
championship will be held tomor-
row night at Colonial Village with
action starting at Z o'clock. The
lsemif1nalists are Pat Crescent
Russ Spilman, Fred Murphy and
Nick Rinaldi.
Evening star., 1952-05-24
Cochrone Beots japanese

NEW YORK. May "a (R.-
Welker Cochran of San Francisco
former world three cushion bill
lard champion, defeated his
|protege. Masako Katsura of Japan
50-42, yesterday in their exhibi-
tion series at Elkan's parlor. Each
had a long run of five. Cochran
holds 446-382 lead over the young
Japanese woman star.
Evening star., 1952-05-24
Races Tonight Christen
Potuxent Auto Track

The Northern Virginia Stock
Car Club opens the new Patuxent
(MdD dirt oval tonight with 80
to 40 cars entered in the seven
race program.
Tomorrow the club moves to
Pomonkey for an eight-race pro-
gram including a five-lap, five
car match race plus the usual 25-
lap feature.
Evening star., 1952-05-24
Heurichs Top Silver Hill
As Bud Cooper Sturs

Bud Cooper, Heurich Brewer
first baseman, set the tempo for
his mates with four hits in as
many trips to the plate as they
defeated Silver Hill, As. in the In
dustrial League yesterday.
Union Printers had batting
practice at Arcade Pontiac's ex-
pense in the Departmental League
winning by 1872.
Evening star., 1952-05-24
Wilson Track CoochIs ANWet,
But AfterHis Team Wins Title

Doc Collins is one man who
doesn't mind taking a shower with
his clothes on. In fact, Collins,
who coaches Wilson High Schools
trackmen, thoroughly enjoyed the
fducking he received yesterday
afternoon, for it was. his jubilant
boys way of celebrating their de-
cisive triumph in the 55th annual
interhigh track championships.
With the shower, or after it,
Doc also received an electric
roaster as a token of appreciation
from his charges. Joe Carlo, who
tutors the weight and field men,
was presented with. fully
equipped tool chest.
The two coaches probably felt
they owed much more to the boys,
however, after watching them win
seven of the IA events and place
in the remaining seven for their
seventh track title, in the last
decade. Wilson scored TAT points
to runner-up Eastern's 40.6. Other
team scores were: Anacostia, 29.6;
Tech. 23.5; Western. 16; Roose-
yelt, Is. and Coolidge. 10.6.
Eastern's Dick Torbett gave the
days only rd-breaking per-
lformance, bettering the discus
mark of 124 feet 6 inches with 9
throw of 1872 feet 8 inches. Three
weeks ago the lanky youngstel
didn't know how to hold the
Iplatter. The Ramblers also pro.
duced the leading point-scorer ir
Graham Pennington. who wor
both hurdles races and the high
jump.
The anticipated return meeting
between Sprinters Mike Sommer
of Wilson and Stan Herman OF
Tech resulted in a convincing VIC
tory for Sommer. The champ
easily won both dashes and fol
Evening star., 1952-05-24
Mojor League
Box Scores
'odqers, 5; PhiIIies, |

Totals 3O627 3 Totals SO 8 ~ 13
sWalked for Drews in 4th.
Popped out for Hansen in 9th.
{Grounded out for konStanty in 9th.
Brooklyn - Ola 600 O0O-5
lPhiladelphia ---.-.- 900 100 .000--l
Runs-Morgan. Robinson. Campanella
l2), Hodges, Mayo Errors-ReeSe (2),
Hammer. Runs batted in-Campanella (5),
Hammer; Two-base hits-Mayo, Hammer,
Pafko. Home runs-Campanella t2). Dou-
BILE plays-Ryan to Hammer to Waitkus;
Waitkus to Hammer to Waitkus; Hammer
to Ryan to Watkins. Left on bases
Brooklyn: 4: Philadelphia, IL. Bases on
ballS-Of Wade. 81 of Drews. 4; of Han
SEN, l.: of Konstanty. l. Struck out-By
Wade. 8; by Drews, 3; by Hansen. /.
Hits--Of Drews, 4 in innings; of Han
sen. l in 2 innings; of KonStanty. 1 in
: innings. Runs and earned runs-Off
wade, IL; of Drews.. 5-5. Winning
Drews, d-3). Time-2:37. Attendance
30.323.
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Pirates, 6;Cubs, 5
Totals 46 9x37 Is Totals 46 10 80 Il
xOne out when winning run scored.
sDoubled for Kelly in Sth

Chicago 200 600 O30 900 O--5
Pittsburgh 1000 40 600 900 1t
Runs-Miksis. Fondy, Hermanski (2),
CD. Merson. Errors-Serena. Smith, At
well. Runs batted in--Sauer (21, Bell.
Mccullough CO. Strickland Del Greco.
hits-Jackson, Bell. Merson. Stolen bases
I-Castiglione. Double plays-Hermanski to
Fondy; Smith to Bartirome. Left on bases
or Friend, 4; of Hatton, L; of Hacker.
2; off Wilks, /. Struck out-By Friend. A;
by Kelly, 1: by Hacker. l.; by Wilks, ::
Hits-Off Hatten, 4 in u inning; off
Friend. in y inning; OF Hacker, 3 in
5 "a innings; of Kelly, 3 in i62s innings; off
Wilks. in 52s innings. Runs and earned
runs-Of Hatten, 4-3; OF Kelly, III; of
Friend. 5-4; OF Wilks 90; of Hacker,
IL. Wild pitch-Friend. Winning pitcher
--Wilks 0-D. Losing pitcher--Hacker
(O-1). Time-2:44. .496.
Evening star., 1952-05-24

JOHNNY Johnny r. b. D. (Fieming) '''' $40 $50
HIS Prince Oakley 2.40
Also raced-Dumbarton, Benny's Day.
Pansy Abbey, Becky Bright. April Song.
SECOND RAcE-Pace; 25 class; 1 mile;
Miehtz Bold GWathen1 500 $50 2.ssoo
Nedson tHenry) $50
Also e' 'raced@Frisco Pointer, April Mite.
Rose Marie Woollen. April Mite, Judge
Hi-Le. Did not finish.
THIRD RAcE-Trot; &C class: mile;
Proud 5lm sSRs5yiIls' EsgyIH 1000 saS s5S seS S
Bayard Hanover Devlin) 5.4O
Also e' raced.caress. Lee Song, Ruth's
Guy, Dick Case. spencer Do.
FOURTH RAcE-Pace; &C class; mile;
viii Bolton tAmato) 4.s0 $40 $50
Belle amour sKelly) $50
Also racedSselby's Pride. High Pine.
Private JEFF. Neal Able. GenevieVe Pro-
tector
FIFTH RAcE-Pace; % class; 1 mile;
shamrock sally q; H. 1920 $50 3s.so 3s.ssoo
EmmaJestic tAdamS) ESQ
Also raced--True Dust. Newport Indian,
Prasmite, Seattle Victory, 'kelley Chief.
Did not finish.
SIXTH RACE-Trot; B class; 1 mile;
purse, 5000.
Lady D. (Marvin) 32.40 1910 $50
Afgo Mite Church, ZOO CAT
Rap.d Hanover (Goodnough) 6.2U
Time, > O92s.
Also raced-Silver Larry. Chuck's
Widower, Marjorie Mac. EarPS Pied Piper
Burtercup.
SEVENTH -RACE-Pace; IA class;
WaybiiI tSmartj 1910 $50 3d(
White Mountain Boy CMiiler) $40 2.6t
Berty York Davis 3.St
Time, 2:06ls.
Also raced-Headway, True Kitty, Lore
Clinton. Rosemary Brock.
EIGHTH RACE-Pace; BIB class; mile
Hal counsel Insko) 7.6o $50 go.
Soart (Kelly) 4.S0 S.at
Ethel Lady o.o'
Time. 2:063s.
Mary Martha. sally Dean, Sir Echo NJ.
Evening star., 1952-05-24
Indiuns, 6; Browns,

Doubled for Michaels in Sth.
+Grounded out for Marion in Sth.
tWalked for Carver in Sth.
Cleveland 900 2O1 O3O-6
st. Louis --------------O00 900 600 O30-3
Runs--Avila, Rosen (2), Dolby (2),
Boone, Wright, Rapp. Rivera. .Error-Arft.
Runs batted in-Doby. Mitchell, Easter,
Rosen, Boone, Tebbetts. Kryhoski. Arft
Delsing. Two-base hits--Mitchell Avila
Dolby Boone. Rapp. Three-base hit-Doby.
Home run-Rosen. Left on bases-Cleve-
Garcia. 3; OF Carver, 3. Struck out--By
Garcia: 4; by Lemon. Il: by Carver. 5.
Hits-Of Garcia. 4 in ~ innings; Of
Lemon. none in 1 q innings; of Carver,
8 in 8 innings: off Madison, none in 1
inning. Runs and earned runs-Of Garcia.
3-3; off Lemon. 90; off Carver, 6-6; of
Madison, 90. Hit by pitcher-By Carver
(Rosen). Winning pitcher-Garcia (6-2).
Losing pitcher-Garver (2-4). Time
Pig. Attendance-9.1 .126.
Evening star., 1952-05-24
Giants, 5; Braves, ;

Totals 32 "a 5 Totals 90 27 13
In 9th.
timed out for Surkont In 9TH.
Boston 900 O02-3
New York 900 500 OOx-5
Runs--Jethroe. Grove, st. Claire, Lock-
man, Thomson, Mueller. Dark Thompson.
Thomson, Mueller, Mays, Dark (2), st.
Claire t2). Two-base hits-Lockman
Grove. Home runs-Dark St. Claire.
Williams to Dark to Lockman G3). Left on
bases-Boston. s.: New York, /. Bases on
balls-Of Surkont, 1; of Maglie. 3. Struck
on Surkont, 8 in innings; off johnson. /
in . innings. Runs and earned runs-Oh
Maglie, 3-3; of Surkont, go. Wild pitch
Losing pitcher-Surkont (2-2). Time
1850. Attendance-24,S ,Sl2.
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Tigers, 9; White Sox, z
Totals 3S IA 27 IL Totals 80 :

Runs-Lipon Kell, Ginsberg (2). Priddy
"a, Gray, Lollar, Carrasquel. Errors
Fox. Runs batted in-Lipon 90. Rogovin,
hits-Priddy. Lipon. Three-base hits
Carrasquel (2). Sacrifices-Gray (2), Fox
Double plays-RobinSon to Carrasquel;
bases-Detroit, 8; Chicago, 8. Bases on
balls-of Rogovin, a; off Gray. A; OF
kretlow: 1. Struck out-By Rogovin. 2;
innings; of Kretlow, 2 in ia innings.
Wild pitch-Rogovin. Runs and earned
Of Gray. % SsS. winning n piteherMoray s1tgW g-S;
! t3-4(. Losing pitcher-RogoYin (3-3)
ITime-2:35. Attendance-l6,524
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Reds. z: CurdinuIs. !.
Totals 81 2411 Totals 20 5 2;

cincinnati -----------. 600. oil 00x-2
Runs--Lowrey, Post Mcmillan Errors
Temple: Runs batted in--Post. Mcmillan,
on bases-St. Louis, 8; Cincinnati, 4. Bases
on balls-Of Raffensberger, g Struck out
by Brecheen, 1; by Yuhas; 2; by Raffens-
berger. 3. Hits-Of Brecheen. 5 in 6
klnnings; on Yuhas, none in innings Hit
by pitcher-By Brecheen (Post). Runs and
earned runs-Oh Brecheen, 2-2; of Yuhas,
100; off Raffensberger, III Winning
pitcher = Raffensberger (5-3). Losing
lpitcher-Brecheen (0-2). Time-1 SO. At
tendance-I2, ,235.
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EIGHTH RAcE-Pace B; / mile; purse
Rosecroft Results

FIRST RACE-Trot: "a class; IL mile;
Muggsie B. q. Hylan) 800 2.60 2.2C
Johnny r. D. (Fleming) $40 2.6G
His Prince Oakley 2.4C
Time, Eli.
Also raced-Dumbarton, Benny's Day
PanSy Abbey. Becky Bright, April Song.
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Fights Lost Night
By The Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK-Johnny Bratton, 147,
Chicago, outpointed Del Flanagan, 145h,
tSt. Paul, 10.
PHOENIX, Ariz.-Charlie Salas, $50,
Phoenix. outpointed Charlie Sawyer, 147,
Los Angeles, 10.