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ALEXANDRIA

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1925 Randolph Macon dr., in beau
tiful Bucknell Manor, adjoining
Belle Haven; brand-new duplex
from owner. 5 spacious bedrmS., l
with pvt. bath; lge. liv. rm., full din.
rm.,- equipped kit, bsmt., auto. air
conditioned gas heat; rev school
and shopping center; conv. to PEN
tagon. Fort Befvoir and downtown
Washington; bus / blk; under $50
FALLS CHURCH-Three-b -bedrm.. at
tractive home. Nicely located. Avail.
Dec. j. $I60.
home. 8 bedrms. Avail.
now. S125.
JOSEPH w. SEAY CO.
Realtors. FA. $500
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED Cont

CORAL HILLS SCI rm., Kitchen
cite, pvt. bath; utils furn.; conv.
transp. and shopping; middle-aged
empl: lady pref; $50 mo. 10.
TAKoMiA PARK, D. c.--1n apt. house.
rms. bath, excel. cond,. turn,o or
lss5 ss5urc GxLSEkr slGs 81. aE N!%ped4m. 1SSs. a
liy, rm.. kit. and bath. front apt,
$99.50; elevator BLDG; all utils,
LGE. s-RM. APT. ne. sec, must buy
ssog fSFn. oAk no aNe Sse7 t sfteP Pain,srEnt4 pm
1st A.. 2, bedrms :, din. rm.. .liv.
rm.. kit, bath; children accepted.
PK.-1 -bedrm. apt. SIS a
mo, all utilities furn.; avail. at
sis Is'si oAkWoob WA d;'si sr. s.E.-a rooms. s
kitchen and bath, $685. per mo.
BEITzELL. 1915 X st. NV. DI.
SILVER sPRNG-1mmediate oc-
1fas sasahfy RzRvAsp ARaSr9f sT ~ 54ap apt sos
-l,-room efficiency, Pullman kit.
Rent, S67 so incl. utils. Avail. Nov.
1 - To inspect see resident man
NEAR *',hpA Is1sat. AVE. Sc: sETyo bed BED.
gas heat and utils. 10. 3-6SS9.
-
NEW HAMPSHIRE GARDEN APIS.
New Hampshire ave. and University
lane, 2-bedrm. apis. now available,
opposite Langley Park shopping
center. WA. 5S49 and SH. 959S.
3
WASHINGTON CIRCLE APIS.
2430 Penna. Ave. N.W.-Lge.. . bed
rms, liv. rm., din. area. kit and
bath; laundry, storage and parking;
S151.50 Incl. utils. and seer. serv.
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SIDNEY z. MENSH & co.
1913 Eye st. NV. MA. GAO.
NEW FI ,EV. Apt NV.

Just completed. Near Waiter Reed
Hospital. Beautiful apt, GAIT. liv-
ing room, bedroom, dinette, kitchen.
S-cu.-ft. refrigerator with deep
freeze, bath; rent, $11T.50 mo.
Beautiful 2-bedroom apt. 8 exposures.
large rooms. iarge closets; S165 mo. !;
utilities included. Ia. bo69. -
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over 500 50. #. of usable space: Liy-
ing room % f.. by IA #. 8 ins.
Dressing room. handy to bath, with
space for mirror and wardrobe.
Large, ample closets.
space.
Laundry and drying rooms.
Master TV and antenna system.
Complete kit. with 7-cu.-ft. refgr.
Carpeted corridors.
Paved. private parking lot in rear.
One block to bus and large shopping
center.
OCCUPANCY FROM NOV. 1h. 1889.
TO REACH: From downtown take
WM6sA bus at l1th and Pa. ave. TO
Alabama ave. and Pa. ave. Sc. Walk
east on Pa. ave. one block to apart
ments. From other points take Cap
ave. Sc. transfer to Bradbury
Heights bus tone fare) to 1900 Pa.
ave. Sc. Walk u block to apts.
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SALE OR. RENT

ALEX: AREA; 5-rm. brick semidet.,
full bsmt.. fenced yard. lge. rear scr.
porch; mr.. Belle Haven Golf and
Country Club. Rent, S115 mo. Buy
1t yourself, $1,000 down, 500 mo.
Vacant. Engleside 132-J-2 p
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RIGGS PARK

1912 EASTERN AVE. NE.
Three -bedrm.. brand-new brick, semi
det. home. on nice. level lot. Immed.
poss. Lee. hv. rm:. 1st-fl: powder
gas auto. heat and loads of closet
space. Only $125 mo. Open Sun,
to 8 pm. Directions: out Rigs
I'd. to Eastern ave-, right on East
ern ave. one blk. to home. ALDON
woodward Bldg, Ma. 5740. 3
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CHEVY CHASE

for entertaining. Two
level rambler; Oriental rugs; 10 rms,
> baths; gar; din. rm. seats IS;
library: servants rm.; dishWasher,
disposal, Bendix. $500 month.
MRS. CLYDE C. DUNNINGTON
OR. $3.50. WI. 2635.
in
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B q CKNELL MANOR
Brand-new. 3-bedrm., 2-bath,
living room. dining room, full
basement, semidetached homes
for rent. Homes have fully
equipped kitchens and fenced
rear yards. To be completed
approximately December 1st,
For information. call TIE. 1868
or King S-614O.
SAMPLE HOME,
1O07 RADCLIFFE DRIVE.
Open, 12-7:30
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BRAND NEW

bRAND NEW
Semidetached Brick Home,
OPEN SAT. AND SUM-, 1-5 PM,
Three bedrooms, dining room,
complete modern kitchen with
S-ft. GE refgr.: full basement
and many other special fea-
lures. Only S115 to Sis per
month. 1900 block of 18th st.
ne. DIRECTIONS: Turn north
of Michigan ave-, on 18th
ljuSt beyond Catholic u to
Emerson ST.. then right to open
sign Sample house, 5000
STEUART BROS, INC.
ST. 1895 DI. 1896
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APTs. FURNISHED (cont.)

BRAND NEW APT. and sleeping room:
san San be seen after 3 pm: 1918
BpSooM ays k1FcHEN T M bstb AIS apt s
l352 North Carolina ave. ne. Ii.
1st-FIOoR APT. Pvt. entr. and
bath; on busline, near shopping
center; newly decorated. LU. 2-2652.
WEST OF GEORGETOWN - Avail.
now. river view apt; streetcar at
door; 4 rms. 3 pvt. porches, pvt.
entr.,, built-in garage; not con
ATTRAc. STUDIO BsMT. APT.-Pvt.
bath, kit, entr.; excel. transp.;
empl. cple., no children. ia. 4797.
NICELY FURN. COTTAGE. near Pen
tason. Navy Annex and airport. shop
center. Phone OF. 7412 Sun. 3
1912 IRVING ST. N.W.-Lge. kit. and
bedrm.; $50 per mo-. incl. all ut1li.
neS; l. s4od transp. GE sl33. p
Key At 81 Rock Creek Church rd..
BEDROOM, DIN. RM., kit. and bath;
everything furnished. Call jackson
3 RMS.-Employed married cple.. no
children, no pets; cony. to bus:
4409 Ord st. ne, VI. 1896. 10
27:3 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Rear e.
oedrm: apt; immed. poss.: open Sat.
2-RM. APT.-Bed-liv rm.. nice lge.
kit, porch; use of phone; 1914
independence ave. Sc. Ii. 4-62S1.
FAIRFAX. VA-Lord Fairfax Apt.
furnished, convenient to Pentagon;
reduced winter rates; one-room eff
cheney aptS.. week or month: week
y; $50 to $40; monthly. S125 and
infafsecfde mfts ft5eFnfSns Rfa on eny Les ad hsS
Call Crescent 236. g
FURNISHED Apt rm.. share
Kitchen and bath; SIS. co. s767.
2 ROOMS AND PORCH-Completel
furnished; conveniently located near
lit 14th o6J ana Webster st, NV: 800.
2 ROOMS kit. . baths; util.; out
ST., right Ia block to No. II. 8.
1897 n ST. N.W.-1st floor: = lee.
Efns fhsEs He:sp bath; soS S55&Rer mo- 6f z.
1888 So" II e'fi HAMFsaIRE ahS aiRi H AvE IN Nv
i rm,, kitchen and bath, in modern
ap5; sldg; s62 to 500 s0a.,, - o.,
shower bath. kitchen privileges; in
DUPONT CiRCLE-Comf. I-rm. apt.
next hath: $40 mo-; gentleman.
BacHEIoR e;i EH Apr.-Mass. and Wis.
ave.--Nicely furn. rm.. ,kitchenette,
pvt bath, entr,; l gentleman; $50;
2924- 3Sth st. NV, EN-. 1899. -
TAkOMA PIX. 6701 Eastern ave-; at
empl. girl pref. Refs. $50. SH. 2426.
interested in saving money on an
apt. for a period of 6 months in ex-
change for feeding and putting to
cali ia. s-657I. All the privileges
OF home including room and privacy.
EFFICIENCIEs t2,. with freplaces: in
good neighborhood. NELLE LOWE
CASSEL. AID. 2l1s or XII. S-4076.
AsO1 18th ST. N.w.-one lEe. rm..
private bath and Kit; lse. porch.
o Adpl.s d.s only. S "A 2Ssa: seLr, living lt8 o,
din1ette AND kit; nicely DECORATED, deco @
pie desired. $50 per month. 3
THREE-RM. APT. front; pvt. bath.
Adults only. 907 Constitution ave.
raAkSoMA PARK. D.-Two bedrms.
liz. rm.. din. rm., kit. bath Nicely
furnished. Sl10. Call LU. 1-6479.
gyERN ME HAyE oE APTS fIgF{iRN MD AH6 H6UsEg sg-
MEEkDx4s. NE1S xAsH s4 "a sAT THlTG 56n! oHeg ~
524 BOND BLDG. Ma. O0O7.
I4th ST. AND N. Y. AVE. NV.
siS ssS5 KIMG RTGPiEy ST. Rtbd AaEx kh NON sis1s sA8
IA 1lth ST; NE. .E..,..
Nfaty a6g r and beSPm eGm6oFfsRy s9 bdh a
ties Included See SAT or Sun.
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
First listing by owner, leaving city:
Z rms, center hall. 3 bedrms., 2
baths on End floor; "a bath and den
1st floor; excel. kit. rec. rm. and
toilet in bsmt.; partly finished attic; /;
large brick terrace and fenced back
yard; garage; S29. 500. Or. 45S0.
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NEW RAMBLERS FOR RENT

As an investment we have taken few of our
modern ramblers off of the "For Sale Market" These
homes have bedrooms, large living rooms large
kitchens gas heat. and most modern conveniences
Think of it. you can move into brand-new home and
just pay rent These homes located in modern
community close to all conveniences Five minutes
from the new National Health Institute and Bethesda
Naval Hospital; 10 minutes from the modern Silver
Spring shopping area Remember there but
few so hurry!
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BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
Redecorated Inside and Out
3112 36th ST. NV.

Two stories, attic and basement
house; gear detached garage. House
contains drawing room, living room,
dining room, bedrooms, 2 baths,
kitchen with new gas stove, Q pam
tries; room and bath in attic; attic
hall pine paneled; Ige. storage cab
inets; 2 finished recreation rooms
and Iavatory in basement; oil
h.-w.h.. auto. gas storage hot-water
heater; 1926 per month. Inspection
by appointment.
Washington Loan g. Trust Co.
Rental Dept. 900 F st. NV.
Ma. 3440
FOUR BEDROOMS, 3 baths, lovely
maids room and bath: well fur
nished; deep freeze and TV; 2-carI
garage: available now; 2 acres land:
$3.50 month.
Romye Lamborn
Realtor Exclusive Agent
OF. SoS6 OF. S035
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CLAIRE APT, Sc.
Modern flreproof bldg, 3715 End st.
Sc; avail. Nov. Is, 2-bedrm. apt. !:
close to transp:. churches and
Schools; utllS. incl. $50 mo. Call
ianitor 10 o-3a3i
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CnOT TnnE JTru ApIIA

COOLIDGE HIGH AREA
Large Groom bungalow. with in
closed sleeping porch and screened
front and rear porches; oil h.-w.h.; ;
2-car detached garage. Mr.. Carter,
81. 1864.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV DI. 3346.
CRESTWOOD AREA
Fine older home in this desirable
upper 18th st. area; 4 bedrms., ga
paths, lge. liv; rm., din. rm.,. kit,
fuil bsmt. and det. gar; excel. in
vestment or a fine home for q large
family: To inspect, call OR. 51OO;
eyes,, RIA, 1888.
LAMON & HENDERSON %
TAKOMA PARK AREA
Immac. semidet. brk. with iiv. rm.,
din. rm.. kit. with dinette area,
lge; bedrms. and tile bath: recr.
rm.. laundry rm. and Law. in bsmt. !:
gas a.-c. heat; many features incl.
j. LEE DONNELLY
MA. S316. Realtor: Ewes, OIL. 4074.
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MCLEAN. VA.

IN A CHARMING, unique, wonderful
spot, 4 miles White House. on Poto-
mac River. Beautiful home, SWIM
ming pool, outdoor barbecue, bed
rooms, 8 baths, all-electric kitchen.
including dishwasher, disposal, Ben
porch. Maids room and bath: rec
reation room above grade; 2-car ga
rage. Acreage. 15 min. downtown
d. C. $375 month. Available now.
Romye Lamborn
Realtor Exclusive Agent
OF. $3.50 OF. S035
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FRANK J. VOLKMAN

EM. 1868; Ewes, EN-. TS4B.
CLEVELAND PARK
Very neat 3-bedrm. 2-bath home on
quiet street. near Conn. ave-; transp.,
terrace and built-in garage. S25,-
300. For appt.. call Miss Corbin.
DU. 1884
SANDOZ, INC. e.
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CLEVELAND PARK
3703 35th st. NV.
EJircf N#or;~

Open Sunday, to Dark
Near Phoebe Hurst Elem. School. Rec.
porch; 8 bedrms. {. viii take twin
lbeds), bath incl. porch Cd f.. Gas
h.w.h. Ruud monel heater, yrs.
old. Built-tn garage. Large front
porch. New S-cu.-ft. GE refrigera-
tor. Hotpoint electric range. A most
desirable home, conv. to transpor-
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CLEVELAND Park
SHORT WALK TO BUREAU OF
STANDARDS AND SCHOOLS
Excellent semidetached brick home.
Eight large, bright rooms; two
baths on second floor; paneled rec
reation and second kitchen in base
ment with entrance to magnih-
Gently Handicapped garden. Immedi.
ate. possession. Office open Sat.
Town X Suburban OR q4OO
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18. 8.5OO-PRICED Low for quick sale
Large 10-room. 2-bath brick II
Mt. Pleasant. Just one block from
streetcar. shopping. etc. Best renta
area; opportunity for home and in
come, or investment. Phone Mrs
Waite, Realtor, 1918 K St. NV.
MA 0rE0
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BUNGALOW FOR RENT-Partly f1rn.
Fenced-in yard. 4122 S. Cap. st. 90
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., 6645 32nd st.
White brick Colonial. Center hall,
living rm., dining rm.. kit. porch, 3
bedrms., very lge. den, 2h baths;
garage; oil heat. Now available.
$225. To see this and other houses
in Chevy Chase and Bethesda, call
EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC.
$500 Connecticut Ave. WI. 1900.
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FAIRFAX. VA.-LoFd Fairfax Apt.
furnished, convenient to Pentagon;
reduced winter rates; one-room eff
". S35 to $40; monthly Si25 and
S140; ali utilities included; appoint
mentS afternoons only. Lee hwy.
Intersection; Rte. so. I'll and 20.
Call Crescent 236. 3
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CONGRESS HOUSE
1910 PENNA. AVE. Sc.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN,
IL To g PM

MOST LUXURIOUS
STUDIO EFFICIENCY APART
MENTS. EACH WITH ITS OWN
PRIVATE BALCONY.
$3.50 TO $3.50
JUST 10 MINIS. TO LIBRARY OF
CONGRESS, SUPREME COURT
AND SENATE AND HOUSE OFFICE
BUILDINGS.
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WHEATON. MD.-Mod. brick ram
bier; 2 bedrms., auto. dryer. washer,
fenced in yd. Avail. for 3 mo-, Nov.
15-Feb. 10. $3.50 mo. plus utils.
IO 5-I22S 3
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Scoring for Browns and Giants
Likely to Be EorIy-or Never

land offense to two touchdowns
or less last year.
Two seasons ago the New York
ers gave up only one touchdown
in three games with Cleveland
and shut out a Brown-coached
club for the only time in history
Cleveland lost two 1850 season
games to the Giants and had to
cash in on two field goals and a
safety to, win a division playoff
The Browns lone 1850 touchdown
against the Giants came as a gift
in a game New York won. A
kickoff rolled free to the Giants
1-yard line where a Cleveland
player fell on it.
The Giants defensive feats
against the high-scoring Browns
tended to overshadow their Of
fensive performance. Yet in halt
their last season games they
tailed "a or more points.
Giants Have More Power.
This season Coach Steve Owen
advertises still more offensive
power, and the Giants trimmed
Dallas. 24-6, and Philadelphia,
31-7. The Browns meanwhile,
were walloping the champion Los
Angeles Rams, 37-7, and shading
Pittsburgh, 21-20.
In beating Philadelphia. the
Giants showed they still have a
rugged defense, despite the retire
ment of Otto Schnellbacher. ace
(See BROWNS, Page C-2)
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By the Assoeioted Press

CLEVELAND. Oct. 9.-The 50,-
900 or more fans expected for
Sundays key game between the
Cleveland Browns and New York
Giants better get seated early.
The scoring is usually over
quickly between these two clubs
which have met in five close
defensive battles since the Browns
Joined the National Football
League.
The Browns shaded the Giants
twice last season. In the first
game. which Cleveland won 100,
the scoring ended after the first
seven and a half minutes. Three
Of the four touchdowns in the
14-13 second game came in the
first quarter and the other was
before half time.
Last year was the second
straight that Coach Paul Browns
club nosed out the Giants for
the right to represent the Ameri-
can Division in the playoff for
the pro championship.
/ Again Top COntenders.
The same two clubs, unbeaten
after two games, again are top
contenders for the division cham
Ipionship.
Aside from the San Francisco
Forty Miners. who gaves the
Browns their only regular-season
whipping. the Giants alone were
able to hold the powerful Cleve-
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SteveEisenE1auer
Easy Winner on
Cornell ShowiinQ
|. Three. Ends, Including
Ed Bell Of Penn, Are
Next in BuIIotinq
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK. Oct. 9.-Steve
Eisenhauer. Navy guard, has been
chosen lineman-of-th week by a
big margin in the first Associated
Press .lineman poll of the 1852
football season.
The husky 2O0-pounder from
Sheffield, Pa, turned in such a
standout performance last Satur-
day as the unbeaten Middies wal
loped Cornell. 31-7. that he was
an easy winner in the voting.
Eisenhauer. a 21-year-old Junior
who failed to earn a letter a year
ago. blocked punt for one
touchdown against Cornell. He
recovered two fumbles and made
four tackles alone which cost the
Big Red 81 yards.
He was thorn in Cornell's side
all afternoon as he spearheaded
the Navy forward wall which held
Cornell to a rushing gain of just
two yards.
Eisenhauer's name was men,
toned as often over the public ad-
dress system as any Of the backs,
perhaps more. Steve had an added
incentive to play a good game be-
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Scorbdth Is Fifth as McKown
Leads Nation in Grid Yurdage
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Ray Nc
Kown of Texas Christian. sew
enth in total offense among the
Nations major college football
teams a week ago, has taken over
the No. l spot, the NCAA Service
Bureau disclosed today.
Jack Scarbath, Maryland's
highly publicized quarterback in
season pfeviews, is fifth in total
yardage
McKown has accounted for 657
yards. SAT by passing, in three
games to supplant last weeks
leader. Dick Shinaut Of Texas
Western. Shinaut has $50 yards,
612 in the air. Despite McKown's
all-out offense. TCU has scored
only two touchdowns in three
games.
Don Heinrich of the University
Of Washington. champion passer
Of two years ago. who missed ac-
ton last fall, due to injuries, has
moved into the No. l passing role.
Second a week ago. he replaces
Boston US Harry Agganis, who
slipped to sixth.
Heinrich has completed At of "a
attempts for 539 yards and an
average of Sc per cent in three
games. Five have been inter-
cepted. and three have gone for
touchdownS. The leader is based
on a complicated combination of
all passing factors.
McKown, third last week in
passing. is second now with a rec
ord of 53.3 per cent complete. He
has had five intercepted.
The rushing leader is Villa
nova's Gene Filipski, dismissed
from West Point a year ago with
others in the cribbing scandal.
Filipski. sixth in rushing a week
ago as Bill Wetzel of Syracuse
led the pack. has licked off 397
yards in three games. Wetzel
Evening star., 1952-10-09

Don't buy tires By name onlyi Almost
every big-name tire manufacturer makes
Premium. First Line Second Line and
often 3rd and 4th line tires. NAME ALONE
Is NOT PROOF OF THE oUALITYI Tire
experts say End line tires are at least 25Ss
inferior to FIRST LINE TIRES. 3rd and
4th line tires are even poorer by COM
parison! TIRE GRADE is even more i'm
portant than TIRE NAME! When you buy
tires BUY ONLY FIRST LINE OR PRE-
MUM TIREs-Don't gamble with your
. family's safety.
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Pep to Fight Billy Lima

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Oct. 8
(P.-Willie Pep. former feather
weight champion on the come
back trail. will fight Billy Lima,
Boston. at the Jacksonville base
ball park October 20. The fight
will be the first under the spon-
sorship of a new promoter. Bill
Kaye Of Miami Beach.
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cause his father was in the stands
watching him play for the first
time in Navy uniform.
Three endsrEd. Woodsum of
Yale. Ed Bell Of Pennsylvania and
Jimmy Mask of Mississippi-also
were praised.
Woodsum scored all Of Yale's
four touchdowns against Brown to
put him only four behind Larry
Kelley's feat Of scoring IA touch
downs IN his Yale playing days
about IS years ago.
Bell twice made vital tackles
against Dartmouth and, in the
closing minutes, intercepted a for
ward pass to kill Dartmouth's last
threat.
Mask blocked a punt and re-
covered on the Auburn five to set
up Ole Miss first touchdown
against Auburn.
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StengeI Set to Sign
Again at Reported
Salary of 100000
Continued on Page CO
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Oct. all
thoughts of retirement cast
aside. Manager Casey Stengel,
who led the Yankees to their
fourth straight world cham
pionship, is ready to sign a
new contract. reputedly for
100000 per year.
This would make him far
and away the highest paid
manager in baseball, with al
most twice the salary reputed-
ly paid Leo Durocher Of the
Giants.
Stengel's present salary has
never been revealed. but it is
probably over $4,000.
Evening star., 1952-10-09

in baseball.
Two of the old Yankees were talking in
the New York clubhouse after the World
Series victory. frankie Crosetti and Bill
Dickey, now coaches, won fame and fortune
under Joe Mccarthy, so they know great
manager when they see one.
CroSetti and Dickey were dressing quietly
in corner of what otherwise was a wild,
Seething room. Nobody pays much attention
to baseball coaches, even if they were once
great players, and so they were left pretty
much alone. Out of the corner of his eve
DickeY Watching Stenoel
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rambling speech radio network while at the time
drinking beer from and wnking of
lace at the reporters who surrounded him.
THE old man is great isn't hep" Dickey said
Great is the word" Crosetti agreed
There's nobody to touch him." Dickey said.
Nobody" Crosetti said.
THEY DIDN'T MEAN great comedian either. They meant
manager repeat records saw So too Four
straight world championships sengers won coming back
out of the oscuity of the 1949 And he didn't win
with any super teams either Watching Casey pilot the
Yankees this the have sworn
ne had been ugger instead of frustrated Kansas City
dentist.
Stenge complained but he Mccarthy
type powerhouse he nheriting Bucky Harris another
hadn't been able to win with the 948
and baseball know that if Bucky tools he
would have won Casey recognizes medocrity when
Years he had managed Dodgers the Braves
called those teams mediocre you being generous
to fault
stenge introduced platoon system to the Yankees In
the of many, this basphemy when did the
Bronx Bombers need offensive defen-
sive too? Since when did it require play third
base and two in rghteld? Casey the
days. he blandy explained you gotta guys"
He meant that of his ball players so mediocre
that partme duty all he could expect never men
toned but en he does singing praise
HE STARTED THIS season without his Big Guy In STEM
geese, this Joe DiMaggo who retired his
alternate third baseman he against rght-han
ers Dr. Bobby Brown He called into the
Tom Morgan most promising of the pitchers the
steady and able Jerry Coleman his second baseman.
In the spring the old gafer tried all sorts of combinations
He was hlgh rookie named Carey third Also
ou1eder named Cerv, plus pitcher called Mcdonald
About the only Yankees who they playing
Rzuto and Yogi Berra They they shortstop
and catcher respectively but they regousy inspected the
lineup card that Casey pasted the dugout roof with
hesve tape.
They wanted to learn not where they would play but when
they would bat Berras he always
catching Because he also play the outed. kept
feder's glove in his locker.
CASEY WAS PLAYING Gil McDougald at second and
Billy Martin at third in the spring. This after Carey
found little short One day in Florida Billy broke his
when sliding So Stengel moved McDougad to third
tried magic at second base until the bones leg
healed And when he got Martin back he left McDougad
third base and put Billy second
In the 1851 World Series his kid outelder Mickey Mantle
collapsed chase of fly ball. His right gave way
Sengel who counting Mickey play center
day. his dream in smoke Mantes knee healed but
the doctors told old Case that Mickey probably wouldn't be
able to break quickly to his right his left
Daggio retirement became reality Stenge left in
guy who can't break in any direction play CENTER
he said "Il play him in rightfeld Now gotta get guy
who play center"
So he four players including Pitcher Frank Shea
and Oueder Jackie Jensen for Irv Noren Of the Senator's
play center And about this time Mantle
could break direction His knee healed
the for bum trade because
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