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Evening star., 1953-08-13

Runs batted in-Berra (5), Rizzuto
(2) Martin 90. Woodling t2), Noren.
McDoqgaild, Mel MIRANDA ca; Ford ~. Sill
hits-Berry. Bollweg. Woodling. Three
base hits-Martin.- Woodling; Home
rusn-BeT5a: uso stolen 6ase-Busby. sac
play-Martin to Miranda to Bollweg.
Left on bases-New York. L.; Washing
ton, 13: Bases on balls-Off Shea. .;
of Ford, 5; of Sima, l: of Dixon, /;
off Lane, 3; of Kraly, 4. Struck out
3 in Z inninss; of Kraly. in innings;
in in 2 INNINGS: of Dixon. in sss innings;
of Lane, Is in 4 innings. Runs and
earned runs-Of Shea, A; of Slma.
3-3; of Dixon. SIS; of Lane, 1910;
of Kraly. IL; of Ford. 90. Wild
pitches-Ford Lane. Winning pitcher
T9rd d1 LSsipg BBa2 BassReFshsa Pssss
rella, Grieve. Time-3:14. Attendance
-20,947.
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Majors Home Run Pace Threatens Flock Of Modern Records
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN
Stor Sioff CORRESPONDENT

CHICAGO AUG. 13.-ThS could go down "Marylands
year" the annual lStar football game, goth without
terrupton The Old Liners have the quantity least
key factors when the of the college
Evening star., 1953-08-13
Major League Standings
THURSDAY. AUGUST 13, 1853.
AMERICAN
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
N. Y, %; Wash. I.
Boston, 8; Phila.. 2.
Cleve., Z; Chicago. 4.
Detroit. 2; st. L., 3.
Games Today.
N. Y. at Wash. 500.
Chicago at Cleve.
Detroit at st, Louis.
Boston at Phila. tnl'
Games Tomorrow.
Wash. at Bost.. $50.
N. Y. at Phila. (nl
Chi. at Detroit (nl.
Cleve. at St. l.. tnl'
Evening star., 1953-09-06
COLORED-ON WIDE AVENUE
OPEN 3-8-SPOTLESS

Hurry. hurry. Below market price.
Jameson-built tapestry brick. Colonial
front porch. side-hall entr.. & very
spacious rms. 2 incl. porches, full
hsmt., new gas heat: very lge. yard,
flowers. Low cash and low terms
PASSA. Ii. 1864. u
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA. LADY LOURDES - Big,
3-bedrm.,. 2-bath brick rambler: per-
feet loc. for children. near Lynbrook
School and lge. recreation area;
beau''fl' community with homes
spaced we'll apart: on large Level
'lots: wide paved streets and side
walks: dishwasher. disposal, garage
OWNER, LEAVING CITY, HAS RE-
DUCED FOR IMMED. SALE. FRANK
S PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411: ewes, OIL
BETHESDA AREA, $15,s5o-conven-
lent for Naval Med. Center; 1-yr.-
old brick bungalow; 2 bedrmS., tile
bath on 1st A.; beautiful big bedrm.
on end A.; full basement; dish
washer, disposal; fine loc. in COM
munity of well-spaced homes; vide
paved streets and sidewalks. S10,-
600 ~. 1st trust, payable 500. so
mo incl. prin.. int, taxes and ins.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411.
Ewes, LO. 4-7444. -6
BETHESDA docust Hills, S2Q, ,750-
1-yr.-old WILLIAMSBURG on lse. lot.
center hall. liv. rm.. nirrored flrepl..
din. rm., kit. with eating space, bed
rnn., den, bath, lge. screened porch
and built-in garage; 2nd a.. 2 huge
6edImso bath. built-in drawers.
loads Of closets. Anchor fenced yard.
owner wants ofieH, must sell. Open
II to daily till sold. BILLINGS
LEY REALTY CO., EN-. 2-2326.
once open al day. -
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REDUCED
37O6 CAMDEN ST.
MUST BE SOLD
OPEN 3 TIL DARK
uTTHPECT
HHI,CRES1

RESTORATION PROPERTY
We have several houses on Capitol
Hill at this time. suitable for resto-
ration. Priced from $1,000 to
$4,000 Some with good terms.
Call Mrs. Woodard.
II III nlTYYTnAR
Evening star., 1953-09-06

RAMBLER-3 bedrms., on nice lot
Conv. loe. close to District line
Only ? yrs. old. All modern equipped
kit. Lee: rec: rn1., drive-in gar
Asking S19,950. Terms. RA
3-4S84. CHAPMAN REALTY CO
HT1 2.921R
Evening star., 1953-09-06

BETHESDA, $14,75O
Modern 3-bedrm. Cape Cod in a fine
close-in neighborhood; Just " blk.
cheerful kit, full daylight bSmt.; low
down payment and balance like
rent; owner moving. EARL T.
WRIGHT, OIL. 2-6900, OIL. 9-8542.
Evening star., 1953-09-06

OPEN TIL DARK
Silver Spring-Lge. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler: garage. IL baths. Near
schools. Call OWNER, JU. $3.50.
Directions: Out Colesville rd. to
Four Corners, right on Old Bla-
on Brookmoor to 102O8 Brookmoor
dr
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BETHESDA
9719 BELLEVUE DRIVE
LOCUST HILLS
NDTM CTIN tn e

Lge. impressive rambler, backs up to
Rock. Greek Park, with center nail
lge.. liv rm. with firepl.. wall pan.
eled; sep. din. rm.. .up-to-th minute
Rec. rm. in immense bsmt., built-in
gar, fine lot. Price $31 500. Pur-
chaser can assume an $4,000 AZ
loan. Directions: North on Wise.
ave. past Naval Hospital to Bellevue,
right to our open sign.
Geo. w. Robertson, Realtor
r02R wise Ave OY 00102
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BETHESDA CAPE COD

BY owner or your broker. Must be
sold today to best offer Immed.
occupancy. Opportunity to pick up
AZ CT loan at S69 80 per month.
Close to schools. NH and transp.
Liv rm.. kit, bath, dinette, 2 bed
rms. 1st a. Attic partially finished.
Many other extras. 1914 SoNOMA
RD., BETHESDA, MD, OIL. 4-20S4.
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY
Evening star., 1953-09-06

AN oLD-FASHIONED KIT. 11hxeO.
that needs remodeling; lge. din. and
liv. rm., bedrms. and bath. AS Is,
$40, 500: terms. Fenced lot 75xl50
Nr. Cabin John streetcar line. MRS
BURGESS. Realtor. 6109 Broad ST.
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HOUSES FoR SALAD.
BETHESDA-$21,5O0
TREES!
225 DANBURY AVE.

OPEN SUN, ] TO PM.
Few modern rambIers have large
wooded lot, all-electric, modern
kitchen, picture windows. 3 bed
rooms and l bath, plus full daylight
basement with another separated
area for washing, tool room. etc
Sold new one years ago for much
Naval Hospital to Cedar lane, then
left 2 blks. tn Locust rd. and right
one blk. to Acacia and right 2 blks
to Danbury. Call JU. 5-7S20, ewes.
or SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC, OIL.
4-l266, a
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BETHESDA
1-ACRE FARMETTE

SgU,UUU IsG TRUST
Nearly new Cape Cod. with breeze
way and Gear garage. situated or
lge. level Handicapped acre, featuring
flowers, dwarf fruit trees. asparagu!
beds. etc. Residence features lge
liv. rm. with Early American firepl.
dining rm. overlooking garden; all
elec. kit. with all appliances; 2 bed.
rms. and tile bath on 1st floor.
bedrmS. and tiled bath on 2nd floor
full bsmt. Priced well under $50, ,0H0
Ewes, OIL. 4-O67O. OIL. 4-2720.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC.
OIL. 4-1266 -
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

HUGHEsvILLE. MD.-Brick residence
(buflt 194S), excellent condition; 2
rooms, bath, basement. oil-burner
heat, fireplace; excellent neighbor-
hood; near school; l-acre lot
LA PLATA. MD.-Gentleman's s-rm
residence in excellent neighborhood;
living room 30x20, 5 bedrooms with
closets, bath fireplace. electricity;
loft. porch on. two sides, Artesian
we'll; 2-acre lot, magnificent large
hardwood and Norway spruce trees
fruit; dwelling. completely insulated
immediate possession: Sl1, 900.
LEONARD SNIDER. La Plata, Md.
Don't Move-Don't Buy
Until you've seen suburban ROSE
HAVEN on the bay. Brick k-masonry
homes PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
See our adv, Md. waterfront prop
sale g"
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BETHESDA
$21,0O0

5705 MORTIFIED RID.
OPEN 2 TO 4, SAT-, SUN, MON.
Forest brick Colonial, with
lst-h, powder rm., large liv. rm
with fireplace and picture window
full din. rm., kit. with table space;
3 bedrms. and tiled bath on 2nd +.
screened porch; full bsmt.; shady
lot. Dir: Out Bradley blvd. tC
Aberdeen rd.. right / block, then
Left to Northfeld and left to our
open sign.
GEO. W. ROBERTSON, REALToR
1885 Wis. Ave. OIL. 2-2123
Evening star., 1953-09-06
KENWOOD AREA

Opposite Kenwood Club in the desir-
able Springfield section. A new A.
garage, full auto. kit, and spacious
screened liv. porch; price, $29,-
$50.
Also a beautiful 3-bedrm.. 2-bath
rambler on level corner lot; price,
$30,250 These are the last Q I'm.
OPEN DAILY TIL DARK
Directions: Drive out River I'd. to
Kenwood Club, left on Spring
neld DR. 8 blocks, right to 5605
Parkston I'd.
German P. Young, EN-. 2-4513
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BRICK RAMBLER
OPEN 2 'TIL Z

"a A@3N . = ~
Beautiful 3-bedrm. brick rambler. Lge.
ltv. rm., sep. din. rm., lge. kit, 3
very lge. bedrms,; full bsmt. with
firepl, "a bath. Directions: Out Sill.
yer Hill rd. TO Suitland light. turn
left on Silver Hill rd. to open sign.
CRISMOND REAL ESTATE, LO. T.
S2l5a 10. S-7S13. =
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
Mass. Ave. Extended Area

oRsH sisE T8EA6Nbiso E2RA8; 51s PM Rb.
Immaculate brick Cape Cod with slate
roof. Liy. rm. lge. kit. with dinin0
space, , bedrinS. and bath on lst
mr.; 2nd flr. has l lge. bedrm and
l small bedrm.. "a bath; full bsmt
with recr. rm. and outside entr
Price S16,950.
To reach: Out Mass. ave. / mi. past
Westmoreland Circle. bear left or
Walhonding I'd, 3 blocks to our
open" sign and property.
ROBERT B. HALL CO., OIL. 2-325O
Ewes call Mr. I.anuhlin OIL. o 4 900
Evening star., 1953-09-06

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Bedrooms-2 Baths
PINE-PANELED LIBRARY
4s17 MORGAN DIR. OPEN SUN, MON.
TO Colonial Williamsburg
type orick home. mod. to the last
degree, located in an excel. res. area
close to schools, recreation alea for
children: lst flr.. full center hall
lily. rm. with firepl., place fer grand
piano; din. rrn.. huge. mod, GE-
equip kit. very lge. hedrms.. full
bath. paneled library. porch and at
tached garage: 2nd fr.. 3 bedrms
and full bath; fine storage and closet
space: tremendous pine-paneled recr
rm. with fireplace and bookshelveS
almost A-acre lot, beautifully land.
scared; well-constructed. quality
home.
DIRECTIONS: out Wis. ave. 8 plks
past Woodward'S new store to Nor.
gan dr., left to the property.
Evening star., 1953-09-06
BEST BUYS

BEST BUYS
CHEVY CHASE-S27 500
Four bedrmS., den, 2R baths, Soft
i1v. rm. with fireplace, separat,
din. rm., pvt. screened porch, mod
kit. with table space, gas h.-W.h.
lovely lot, many shade trees, bar.
becue, lot so by 100; Rosemary anC
Blessed Sacrament schools,
THE HAMLET
Two-year-old, spacious brick ram
bier: Three twin-size bedrms.,
tiled baths, den, separate din. rm,
screened porch, all-elec. kit, recr
rm, and butlt-in garage; beaut. sit.
uated on H-acre lot.
TAKOMA PARK-S15,T50
First-f. bedrm.. u bath. liv. rm with
fireplace, screened porch. separate
din. rm... kit. with table space: {
additional bedrms. and tile bath.
End H. full basement; level lot with
trees. 81 BY 100; walk to schools
and bus.
Office Open Today and Labor Day
DRURY & JOHNSTON
6506 Conn. Ave. WO. 6-322S
Evening star., 1953-09-06
MASS AVE. EXTENDED
RC0R nAH OMEGA Roam

o~Uo OHINEGA OoInTTN 7 HOAD
First showing of this custom built
brick and stone rambler. Check
these features; Center entrance
very large liv. rm. with firepl., din.
rm., bright kit. with breakfast rm.,
3 twin-size bdrms and 2 baths.
picture window. Also buiit-in ga
rage Out Mass ave. ext. to $500
block, continue on Walhonding rd
? blks... turn right to house. Call
Mrs. Chatham, ewes, ME. $500
or OIL. 4-2S06.
KIRKS REALTY CO., REALTORS
M O-RS-R
Evening star., 1953-09-06
coLoRED
DON'T CALL ME,
I'LL CALL YOU!

How many times have you
wanted to look first before
getting long drawn out tele-
phone calls? Well, here's
your chance. A vacant house
(no salesmenl KEY next door.
4719 BASS PLACE. Sc. All
newly decorted, floor sanded,
new furnace, large fenced yard.
II you think it's worth S10.950
and want a 2-bedrm. brick
home and have 81 900 down
and want further information,
then call Mr.. Anthony, RA.
3-30S4.
Evening star., 1953-09-06
$1,000 DOWN
OPEN 10 TIL DARK
SAMPLE HOIISE
JAS. T. WHISONANT'

lOIU VERMONT AVE. NV.
Ma. S-79l4 Ewes. LU. 2-321 |
COLORED-44I4 BASS PL. Sc
) rms. bsmt. JENKINS, DE. 2-S108.
Eve. and Sun. AID. 4-0025.
COLORED-OPEN . TILL 6
1858 INDEPENDENCE AVE.
Arranged for families. LU. 2-7904.
Evening star., 1953-09-06

CUSTOM BUILT RAMBLER
You must see the interior to arpre-
ciate all the custom-built feature:
of this home. Pastel brick fireplace
2 bedrms., den, 2 baths. alI-GE
kitchen, . rec. rm. that is out o1
Asking S30.500. Must be sole
quickly. McEWAN n VIERLING
JU. 9-1302, LU. 4-7SS1.
Evening star., 1953-09-06
HOUSES EoR Salad.
BRooKMoNT
S1s.s50. $4,000 CASH. s1o5 MO.
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS

Sparkling white Cape Cod. yrs. old
fTsHient Tssee v condition. r@ With csrseF rse se
screened porch. good-sized din. rm.
gaily papered, bright kitchen will
disposal downstairs bedroom anC
tiled bath, 3 bedrms. and tiled batI
up. Dry bsmt., with lge. finished
recr. rm.. built-in garage. Attrac.
lively fenced, handicapped yard.
Evening star., 1953-09-06
OPEN Of

1885 Minnesota ave.-Four -bedrm
home, lge. cor. lot, fenced rear yd.
LU. 4-43S2.
r PATTI, MIJDD co
Evening star., 1953-09-06
Wheaton

l25OI HOLDRIDGE
BUILDERS CLOSE OUT
4 real buy. l left-brick Cape Cod
4 'bedrms.. 2 baths. at the amazing
low price of S17,500. Full bsmt.
lge. level lot. Dir: Out Ga. ave.
ext. to Denley left 2 blocks to
Holdridge and open sign. SIGLER
q CO, 10. 4-83S3 and CO. 5-7SO0
ext. 4O3 -
Evening star., 1953-09-06
HOME AND INCOME

HOME AND INCOME
We have two conventional 2-family
apt. houses, each apt. has liV. rm.,
dinette, kit, tile bath, full basement;
one has finished basement for addi-
tional liv. quarters. Priced at S14.-
be assumed. Call A. ]. Moore. 10
9-9110; ewes. LU. 2-1014.
Evening star., 1953-09-06
TAKOMA PARK
New Brick and Garage

4 ,bedrms.. din. rm., liv. rm., kit,
dble. gar, nice lot, s blks. to transp.
and shops; total price, $13, 800,
Evening star., 1953-09-06
NEAR CORAL HILLS

OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO G
1880 Fort Davis Pl. Sc.
Lovely. semidet.. brick home:. 8 rms,
bath, screened porch. full bsn1t;,
WILLOUGHBY REAL ESTATE co.
Evening star., 1953-09-06
Puffenharger & Moore
MAN

FhOF bOOIONAB Mt4N
Valuable corner, Southern ave-, Mari.
boro Pike and 46th ST.. Coral Hill
Shopping Centre. Det. brick BLDG,
IL rms. easily arranged for or 4
Offices; 2-car gar: about la-acre lot:
Sale or consider leasing. HARTMAN
u ri a9inn. In o.SQrR
Evening star., 1953-09-06

DAY AZ ( SUNDAY N6YzNI9li AND MoNpAY' 10 DAP "1l
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
$22,750
1892 CHEVY CHASE BLVD.
OPEN SUNDAY . TIL 5
attr. brick home; 8 lge
bedrms., full din. rm.. incloseo
porch, Ia baths, full bsmt., rec
rm. gas h.-w.h.; garage; level lot
slate roof, storm windows; immacu.
late condition; nr. Somerset Schoo
and recreation center. DIR Out
Wis. ave, 8 blocks past Woodwarc
e. Lothrop, to Chevy Chase blvd
left to 1892. JAMES CARR, EX
3-740n. WO. 6-90S0 a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20
Trial Of BrumbIett
Postponed to Dec. 2

The trial of Representative
Bramblett, Republican, of Cali
fornia, on payroll padding
charges, originally scheduled to
begin yesterday. has been post
poned until December Q, pend
ing argument on motions attack
ing the indictment.
The motions will be heard be-
fore Judge F. Dickinson Let's in
the U. S. District Court for the
District of Columbia on Friday.
Defense Attorney Edward Ben
nett Williams will contend that
certain of the 18 counts in the
indictment should be thrown out
under a three-year statute of
limitations. Last week Judge
Let's rejected an attack on the
Indictment based on the fact
that prospective grand jurors
enormously were barred because
they vote elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20
Fort Davis Citizens Back
Bridge at Jones Point

The Fort Davis Citizens Asso-
citation last night came out in
favor of the proposed Jones
Point Bridge, provided the ex-
penses of construction be pro-
rated among the Federal Gov
ernment, Maryland, Virginia
and the District.
Were going to be paying for
a bridge whether we want it or
not" said William Duvall, a
member. $50 let's try to get one
that will do the Southeast sec
ton some good"
He pointed out that a bridge
spanning the Potomac between
Jones Point in Alexandria and
the Blue Plains area would
shunt heavy through truck traf-
fic away from the heart of the
city. He termed the present
traffic setup a national dis
grace"
The association met in the
Ryland Methodist Church,
Branch avenue and S street Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20
More Air STRENGTH
May Reduce Ground
Forces in Europe

The United States may even
tually put more air power in
Europe and pull out some of it's
ground troops there.
Secretary of Defense Wilson
dropped this hint at a news
conference yesterday. The Ma
TONS growing arsenal of new
weapons will contribute to this
possibility "in the long rum" he
added. He did not define "long
rum"
Asked about the possibility OF
withdrawing troops. Mr.. Wilson
replied graphically whether we
take our load in airpower or in
ground power is a thing that has
to be worked out"
Asked About Tank Division.
ut would be a great mistake
if the people of our country got
into a rut on decisions that have
been made in the past" he
added.
A reporter called the Secre-
tary's attention to a published
report from Europe that the
United States has discarded "a
plan" to send another armored
division to Europe.
IT don't think they need an
other armored division over
there from this country" he
commended, but added there had
never been a firm plan to send
one, although it had been
discussed.
At no time would Mr.. Wilson
say definitely whether the United
States has present plans to reduce
it's force, in Europe. There are
now the equivalent of six
divisions there.
However, it was recalled that
Mr.. Wilson had commented at
a previous news conference that
1--WE have too many people
overseas" and that his deputy,
Roger M. Kyes, told reporters
after a 30-day inspection trip
there were soft spots" that
could be eliminated.
Goals Being Reappraised.
Mr.. Wilson said the North
Atlantic treaty goals and Amer
ica's commitments to Western
Europe now were being reap
praised just like the whole
military picture.
"There can be no stamp of
approval forever on anything,
because conditions change" he
commented.
In answer to another question,
Mr.. Wilson said some land out
side metropolitan areas, such as
the District, was being purchased
for the establishment of Nike
ground-to-air guided missile
battalions.
None of the sites has been
: completed, however, he added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20
UsO Need Still Exists,
Emil Schram Declares

The truce in Korea has not
cut down the need for USO
centers, either in Korea or at
home, Emil Schram. president of
the United Services Organiza-
ton, said yesterday.
Mr.. Schram, speaking at a
luncheon of the National Capital
Area USO Committee in the
National Press Club, said it is
more important now than ever
to maintain "the touch of home"
the centers provide for service
men.
with the cessation of HOSTILE
ties" he added, it is hard to keep
up the interest in the USO. But
they are more important today
than ever before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20
Park Road Is Opposed
Al Meeting Of Citizens

If District traffic problems
were related to long-range
trends, there would be no need
for a "high-speed artery
through Rock Creek Park.
A few of those trends that
will lessen city traffic, John
Nolen, jr., director of the Ma
tional Capital Planning Com
mission. said last night, are:
Redistribution of temporary
Government buildings to the
suburbs, reduced Government
employment and Improvement Of
mass transportation.
Mr. Nolen addressed the Con-
necticut Avenue Citizens AsSo-
citation.
The association responded with
a resolution commencing the
NCPPC for it's opposition to the
high speed artery.
The meeting, conducted by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20

Malcolm Henderson, vice presi-
dent, was held In the ALI Souls
Episcopal Church, 1900 Cathe-
dral avenue NV.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
Football Game
Crowds Increase

NEW YORK m--crowds a Ne.
sional Faesball League games thls
season are up n peF cert over
lsSa wlih 10 n the n teams shar.
ing IN The lncreass.
A Associated Press aurvsy
ahosed today ths league has
drawn i.se8.eos customers 10 is
flrai a aamea. In the aame num-
Der q year as TIE total was
i.3ot,sot. IN increase this season
81 f6A.sol.
TIE Los Angeles Rams. makina
: battle Tor The Western Dlvlsion
tile. show TIE greatest hest N
Business. Tie Rams topped the
lea9ne In atiendance Ter their first
four games II eaeh season hus this
year their total "a 1Ia.Tal, a. IN.
crease of ei.a2t fnna.
The other hlg improvement
cane With the swlien Il the Dallas
Texas frnnchine 10 nalllmore.
Playing a. the Colts IN the Mary.
land eiiy TIE fFunehiss this season
has drawn iit.lai q four home
games. In Dallas TIE Texans man.
aeed oaly 1.on In four.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
HURRICANES ARE BANKING
on YOUNGSTERS TONIGHT

Many q University of Mlamrs
brilliant YOUNG football players,
who are gradually bsGianing a
ind themselves. wiIl move Into ths
sposiiehi tonixhi wken ths HurFi.
esnss sisp "a ths Orange Bswl
turf against a flghting vHsinla
Teen eleven.
A9ainss Auhurn Last week. two
Of the three Mani touehdowns
were scored By Freshmen ca sen.
salioaal and lsnEshy runs. whiis
ne third was made ~ Q sepAe.
mere named Whitley Roaviers.
gohn Rebel" Rookmsn. . FreaA.
msn made ere 81 TIE most spec.
tacular runs seeus IN these paris
IN many a year when Ne seamp.
ered someshsng lac a yards >.
Foand end Cor q Hurricans senrs
AGAINST Auhurn. whlle Dornhlmsr.
an0ihrr yeaFiing Fan wiiA terrific
speea n erosslns the AubaFm sea-
line. both look llke hrilhani half
back flnas and are expected 10
pay . DC paFs IN the Mlami a..
tark IN rs remalnlng two games
STA Nf9iAis Tea and Floflda.
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Chico VejarIs
LIS FavOrite
Over Martinez

NEW YORK R--Soldier CHICO
Wear q stamford. Coma. and III.
Benning, Ca, Is . n 10 5 under.
doc against handsome Vince Mar.
sinsE Of Palsrson. n. J., IN 10.
nights Aadinon square Garden
feature.
TIE ioround weller boul. sci lor
~ pm, Est. will be beamed
aeFoss The ration on network radio
tABcl and television lNBCD.
DESPITE WEARS upses Il the
lsaz Rookie Of The Year last
March n. the oddsmakers appar.
sntiy lgure be wal BE- ring ruay
afier his Ions absence from box.
mas hlg time. Sinre Ms inauetion
into The Army Apr. n he has had
onls iwo flmhis. beating Chico
Pseieeo and Ronnle Harper. The
former Nfu drama student has
sn ii-fghi winning streak
lnth Mariner met Chico TIE
first time he was soaring toward
the Top of tie diyision a. enc Of
TIE brightest new prospects In
years. The defeat By Veial rubbed
some of TIE glamor of his record
and Danny Glovanelli furnished Il
more wlih . split decision victory
May a. Amer > layofl. Martinez
outpolnted Joey Bishop and
ssopped Winnie d'Andrea oct. 2.
The first fighi vas . real battle
wiih WEAR earning q slim margin
on the cards of al three officials
sal WEARS record IL So and
Mariner 90.
Both welters need an important
victory 10 revive their ed popai
arisy Mariner avid bobby son
following dropped olf after hia two
defeats. Chico lost prestige IN his
tao bouts with Chuck Davey, who
stopped him IN ore.
Martinez IL q solid puneher who
prefers % fight only IN spuFis with.
cot overwhelming himself. WEAR
often sets up from . first-Found
knockdown b. win the fight. Con.
dition could tell the slory.