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FARMS tcont.l

lays llSGlSs Ol N1bCA
well fenced; Groom house. 2 barns
and farm buildings. Priced right,
S27. 800.
30 acres Of flne land, all clear: good
grass; nice bldg. site; on good road,
near town; nicely watered; $1,000.
16-acre farm. hne land, spring
watered; good S-room home, bath;
oil. heat; elec.; barn, garage. other
bldgs.; a good property; mtn. view;
$4,000 on good terms.
WOLFORD & WHALEY. REALTORS
Phones 21S1-2731, Hamilton. Va.
1s
MOST ATTRACTIVE FARM
By oWner-146 acres, mostly pasture
and grass; all fields watered; ex-
steel stSnc6ion dairy SDeb and bank ak
barn; 9-rm. modern home. 2 bath
rms; on State highway, As minis,
to Bethesda. Call RE. 10000 TO-
DAY for further info. or OWNER,
New Market fMd.l 27S1. lS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
]; Unimproyed but challenging 7-rm
house with so acres, mostly clear
Gravel road within 2 nil mi. Of fcES1eF: ciovef:
leaf. Full price, $4,000.
2. Whites Ferry. 21O acres, with g.
rm. modern house except for heat.
overlooking Potomac. Good barn.
Full price. S35, 900. Mrs. Ross.
66sithsFsSu5S 6sEhs 3 Go sfSR fSd ST LYMAs sshso C.
44H ACRES with 2 houses. barn and
chicken house. within 25 miles Of
faced road. May be bought separate
two sa7,50o. Oe MAIN NAH Itog HoUsE iof with t5
43Is acres and farm buildings; 2
6edrooms; 6ifh oana bath: modern kitchen
hot-water heat. full basement; liv-
ing room. with fireplace and sepa-
prtes Eate dining ON noo room. $4,000 down
SMALL HOUSE with one acre; 4
rooms IN good condition. $500 cash
Price $4,000. Ewes, and Sun. cal
s427. weekdays Iesns and Saturday dsia sftep. F.
noon. GEORGE MASON GREEN co
VIRGINIA FARM
220 acres. with rs Hereford cattle;
feed and tractor equipment; 10.
Gated on good gravel road; 8 houses;
EsT1TE sGSs %aENc9 sSGMs Th01A phone s5a s5o9
day; S182, night. Culpeper, Va. L
ga ACRES. 8-room house, elec.
phone, bath, on Macadam rd.. &c
miles to D. c.; possession with title
good value; price. $4,000.
Some nice farms, 800 acres. 21C
acres. 146 acres. 118 acres, IA acres
a good time to buy; the population
in MONTGOMERY Co. has increased
64,S74 in the last 3 years; acreage
purchased in Montgomery is a good
investment.
Call w. A. Daniel. Poolesville 211s
P. Q. Dickerson, Md with j. WIN.
son PETER, Rockville. Md.
65 ACRES, located. on TOP of Blue
Ridge Mts., 1.700 IT. above sea level
or. mouse. watered by plenty Of
springs, accessible to good road;
something seldom found on the mar.
ket. Only $4,000.
l acres unimproved, on Blue Ridg,
Mts, $3.50 per acre.
5 acres, unimproved. in Loudour
valley. 1,500.
l acre, on Shenandoah River, 7-r
house, bath. elect, $6,0O0; oni.
ST 900 cash.
C. C.. ELSEA g. SON, Realtors, Blue.
mont. Va. Phone 2421.
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5 ACRES-HIGH KNOLL
Lge. Trees-Riparians Rights
You should see this tract overlookins
$3.50: $500 down. S25 per mo.
MILLS REALTY
ANNANDALE. VA.
JT 2-0QQQ or JE 4-1s77
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FARM CATALOG

MAILED FREE! Farms. ranches,
homes. auto courts, resorts. buSi-
nesses. etc. Describes 3,29S bar
gains in 80 States, coast
Pictures galore. Livestock. crops,
equipment often included, many easy
terms, Tell us what YOU want.
Where? Price? Terms? Save thru
our 53 years service. WORLDS S
LARGEST. STROUT REALTY,
234-N Woodward Bldg, Washington.
Sterling 3-37S4.
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saS SRSSsp s$S sS SsEgEEArEE "a EFPgsEHEEPP EoqzEEP
IN WARRINGTON, 3. c. IDEAL
FOR ANY TYPE OF BUSINESS.
CALL JIM CRAVEN.
Arthur L. Walters & Co.
ia. 7-52O0 o Til 9 IA. 2-4141
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BUILDERS, INVESTORS
81, lots. 75x130, sulphur free water.
elec., streets in, centrally located,
high elevation. In an area of ex-
tenSive building operations. Ideal
spot for l and 2 bedrm. houses.
Construction loans avail: S13,5O0.
j. A. CULLIN, DU. 7-492O,
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modern year-round
home, tile bath. full din. rm., Are
place, porch, over Ia acres. in spot
less. condition. centrally located; sew.
down. $50 mo. B. M. ODUM, RE.
7-6216 or Mr.. Rice, West River 67O3.
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Breathtaking View

OF valley and distant mts.: dwelling
in cd. repair, surrounded by flowers
shrubbery and shade trees; q rms,
water and elec., cheerful kitchen,
nice porch, barn 20x40; lots OF
quail. wild turkey and deer; 81
ture. watered by stream and spring
congenial neighborS; 35-min. drive
to smart city and excellent markets;
a steal at $4,000. par uown. +. C.
Brumback. STROUT REALTY. Mid
dletown Va. Bargain lists mailed
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HOME BEAUTIFIII-

I1O1ME BEAUTIFUL
5ibedrm.. 2;bath brick Colonial-type
excel. outbldgs. FHA financed. Sit
on " acre. l blk. from Herndon
school. Ideal for big family and
committing to Washington. Owner
leaving States, Asking price. S24, 500
WIN reasonable down payment. For
or 4S7. 'oA
Herndon PnoIty Aoooo,,
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CAFRITZ

1925 Eye street-3.5O0 So. IT. ready
Ninth floor with splendid north light
-carpeting If desired. Consult Mr..
Scott. SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1905 H st. NV. MA. S-2345.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
INDUSTRIAL and 2nd commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
A n ROTH RE 1880
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SHANNON & LUCHS
OFFERS

O23 10Th st. NV. Ma. S-05S
SHANNON & LUCHS
H ST. N.E.-Busv block.
prox. 17'x75'. Bargain to
responsible tenant. Consult
Mr.. Young.
1909 CONN. AVE. NV
rear entrance: heat furn. Suit.
Reas. rent. vacant. Consult
Mr.. Young or Mr.. Jenkins.
1905 COLUMBIA RD. NV.
Beautiful store in Ontario
Theater bldg. and adjoining
John winston Chain Candy
Co. Approx. 14'x60,; full
bsmt.. rear entrance. Vacant.
Reas. rent. Consult Mr.. Tay-
lor or Mr.. Young.
47s2 LEE HWY, ARL.. VA.
(near Glebe rd0-In same
block with Peoples Drugs and
APPROX. ITSS 1890. Gas AtS blower
heater; asphalt tile door: rear
entrance; private customer
parking. Reas. rent. Vacant.
consult Mr.. jenkins.
fOWHATAN SHOP PING
CENTER, ALEX, VA.-Excel.
store avail. for bakery or gift
shop. Approx. 15'x60' with
part basement. DEVELOPMENT
contains Peoples Drugs. Acme
Super Market, Hardware and
many other successful mer-
reas' rent. Consult Mr.. TAYLOR
or Mr. jenkins.
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Mountain Home; Furn.

Rare ''flnd!' Trout stream on prop
erty, 20x8O pond. outdoor fireplace,
nice shaded lawn with lawn furni-
tpre. BUNGALOW in excellent repair.
refrigerator. elec. washing machine,
gas range, vacuum cleaner, dishes,
Silverware. ETC.; rms, running
water, oil FIR. furnace. garage and
toolshed; ga acres; also complete
line of garden and maintenance
edge; Sacrifice Se. 200. &. a. Heiges
& Son, STROUT REALTY, 127
Buford ave. Gettysburg. Pa. Bar
gain lists mailed. free.
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MOST ATTRACTIVE FARM
By owner-146 acres, mostly pasture
and grass; al. fields watered; ex-
steel stanchion dairy and bank
barn; 9-rm. modern home, 2 bath
rms; on State highway, As minis.
to Bethesda. Call RE. 10000 To-
DAY for further info, or OWNER,
New MARKET md OrQI
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19x92 - Across from Ambassador
Theater. Heavy foot traffic; suit
able for restaurant. upholsters, shoe
store. etc. Can lease entire bldg
to desirable tenant.
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1914 Adams Mill Road NV.

Near busy intersection Of 18th and
oO' CALI ): Il. KNOX. 'l0H'H''
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
I3s 18th st. NV, DI. 1850. q
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796 G4,.,,;,tl1 9TH ST ST, NV; Nv. store store ryl with
s37 26th st. NV. Corner store
with , rooms, kitchen and bath.
9541 Ga. ave. nr. N. H. ave.
301 7th st. Sc. Opp. Eastern Mkt.
GUARANTY REALTY. INC.
1929 10Th st. NV MA. S-05S7,
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YEAR-'RoUNp HOUSES

YEAR-'ROUND HOUSES
POTOMAC RIVER, st. Marys Co.
Year-'round house. sand beach. an
chorage; 1R-acre lot; Broom
dwelling. ga baths; oil hot-water
ants quarters: furniture and small
boat included: $1,000. Terms.
ST. CLEMENTS SHORE - broom
residence bath, electricity. OIL
space heater. town water; good
neighborhood So. 500. Terms.
LEONARD sNIDER. La Plata. Md.
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5 1000 SO. FIT. zoned Industrial: load
ing dock. Offices, toilets. 20-ft. cell
ing. Shown by appt.
5000 SO. FIT; 2nd comml.; 20-ft.
ceiling, drive-in overhead doors,
Office, toilets. Available Nov 1.
MICHAEL WALSH & SONS
1911 Eye st. NV. RE. 7-S2S2.
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1429 1st ST. N.w.-Vacant: good for
any type business: $50 mo. RE,
1851.
Evening star., 1953-02-24

Jensen, Bob Porterfield and Shea
will take the Mats wherever
they're going-and they aren't
thinking Of failure.
II don't see any reason why I
shouldn't improve on the season
I had last year." said Jensen, an
outstanding outfielder who was
moderately successful as hitter
in his first full season in the
majors.
I'm going to come up with
the biggest year I ever had" said
Porterfield,' a 13-game winner
who could enter the ranks of 20.
game victors with the same effec-
tiveness and better breaks.
Ready From the Start.
To those confident comments,
Shea added: This is the second
time in five years that I've been
able to throw in spring training.
Last year and this year were the
only times I haven't been hurt
ing. But last year I pitched only
four innings in exhibition games
with the Yankees. This year III
get plenty of work and should
be ready to win right from the
start" as
In the waning weeks of the
1852 season, Owner Clark Grit
fifth summoned Shea to his Of
flee and offered him a 1853 con-
tract considerably higher than
the $4,000 Frank received after
his sparkling 14-5 freshman year
with the Yankees in 1947.
"He's a great asset to a club"
Griffith declared. "He has all
that enthusiasm and it's con-
tagious. He keeps the club
perked up. He kids around q lot,
but he isn't kidding when he gets
out on that hill. He's dead seri-
(See MATS, Page A-15.)
Evening star., 1953-02-24
Navy Among S Teams Picked
For NCAAC Cage Tournament

cepted a bid to the MT instead.
NCAA rules this season for the
first time bar a school from COM
peting in both post-season tour
namentS. To make the ban
doubly effective, the NCAA
scheduled its first two rounds
for March 8 and March 1914,
dates which overlap the NIT's
run Of March TIA.
Duquesne's acceptance gave
the NIT half Of its required IL
teams and another one probably
will be named today. The best
bet here was that st. Johns of
Brooklyn would be the next
choice.
Already in besides Duquesne
are Seton Hall. LeSalle, Man
haitian, Western Kentucky and
Louisville. Still very mno', in -
running are Holy Cross, st.
Louis, Niagara, VillanovA I'D
either Brigham Young or Wyom-
ing.
One NIT Team Upset.
The MT teams won two out
OF three games last night as
Duquesne and Louisville record
ed workmanlike triumphs and
Western Kentucky was upset,
86-82. by Bowling Green Of Ohio.
AL Bianchi's % points sparked
the Bowling Green drive.
Duquesne celebrated it's selec-
tion by clouting Toledo, 5S-48,
before cheering crowd of 5,025,
largest Of the home campaign,
(See TOURNAMENT, Pg. A-140
Evening star., 1953-02-24
Interstate Loops Revival
Planned by Four Clubs
By the Asseeio,ed Press

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Feb. "a
The Glass B Interstate Baseball
League, all but officially dis
banded as an eight-team circuit,
appeared ready today to field a
four-club loop for the 1853 sea-
son.
The offer of Charles Cohen,
Philadelphia contractor, to set
up an Allentown team met with
the Endorsement of the Allen
town Boosters Club at a meet
ing here last night.
The Boosters pledged financial
assistance and promised aid in
a ticket-selling campaign for
the coming season.
The other clubs-Lancaster
and Sunbury. Pa. and Salisbury,
Md, are expected to continue
this season, now that Allentown
is ready to field a team.
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Straight Face Ready to Start
In FI0ninqo Despite Mishop

Straight Face, Powhatan, Ace
Destroyer, Platan, Real Brother,
Royal Bay Gem, Blaze, Tribe,
jamie K. Ram o. War, Hueso,
War Plan. Prince Dare, AIMS
Love, Thaxter, Air Pine, Cerise
RENE. Mr.. Paradist, Torch of
War, Putney and Reprimand.
No Takers Of Offer.
Meanwhile Charles Cohen's
offer to match Crafty Admiral
with any of the first three Wi.
dener f1nishers in a special match
race for $25. 900 went without a
taker today.
Crafty Admiral, top weighted
at 131 pounds for the Widener,
finished sixth behind Oil Capitol,
Alerted and Battlefield. who were
heads apart at the wire.
ION even terms my horse is
as good as any Of them" Cohen
said in Offering to match his
thoroughbred against those at
any distance from a mile to IN
miles, at equal weights. on any
kind Of track"
Cohen said Crafty Admiral had
to beat out Spartan Valor in an
early duel. then found his i'm
post too much in the 1A-mile
race.
Evening star., 1953-02-24
BY the Assoeiofed Press

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. "a. - The
Greentree Stable plans to start
Straight Face, winner of the
Breeders Futurity. in Saturdays
$1Q0, ,000-added Flamingo Stakes
aAlHialeah and also may send
hiAIEAnning mate. Powhatan. in
tha,1Eaile d-a-furlong feature.
,.14s Of now, we plan to run
Strajght Face, and possibly Pow
hatSp-rt the Greentree trainer,
GehtHe Poole. said today. "The
cuts tStraiaht Face received on
the tegS III the recent Everglades
HahdicSp have not healed en-
tire1y, But Ehey are healing and
I don't think there is any like
lihood Of infection"
Pooe made shiSc decision after
the son OF Count, Fleet had a
sensational mile workout Sum
day during a downpour OF rain,
with Poole trying vair1y to wave
down Jockey Ted Atkinson dur
ingfthe last part of the run.
'stAble ven Satisfied.
Straight Face worked faster
than we wanted him to-" Poole
said, "hut he did it so comfort
ably that we were well satisfied" !"
The colt was clocked in 1895,
:34+s, :464s. $50, 1:113s and
1875 handily.
A convincing win by Mrs. Vera
S. Bragg'S Tribe over Brown
Booter, Mr.. Paradise, Prince
Dare and Cerise Refine at a mile
and a sixteenth was another
Flamingo development yesterday.
Twenty-one prospects remain
on the list for the first 100000
race for 3-year-olds in Florida.
If as many as Is go, the winner
will get $1,000
The Flamingo lost one possible
starter when Hal Price Headley's
King Pin developed a fever and
was scratched from the list.
The field now shapes up with
Evening star., 1953-02-24
Duke Maddox 10 Aid
Guepe al Vanderbilt
BY the Assecietsd Press

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. "a.
Jack L. (Duke) Maddox, as
sistant football coach at Rutgers,
was named today as Vanderbilt
UniverSity's new line coach.
The selection by Coach Art
Guepe completed the staff of
four assistants.
The 40-year-old Maddox has
been end coach in charge of
the defensive line under Coach
Harman at Rutgers for three
year.
Jack is one of the top young
assistants in the Nation and we
hate to lose him." Harman said.
Hes a fine person in every
respect. Vanderbilt and Nash
vile will like him"
He was head coach and ath-
letic director at Valley Forge
(Pa.) Military Academy and
later at Bulls Prep, Washington,
D. c., before coming to Rutgers.
Maddox began college at Duke,
then shifted to Rutgers and
graduated in 1886.
He will arrive here March 8.
The CommodoreS' new line
coach Is married and the father
Of four children.
Evening star., 1953-02-24
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-The
NCAA has selected four teams
for its Eastern Regional basket
ball tournaments and a fifth
Louisiana State-has qualified
by winning the Southeastern
Conference championship.
The invited teams, disclosed
last night, are Notre Dame,
Fordham, DePaul and Navy.
Another selection, possibly East
ern Kentucky, will be announced
tonight or tomorrow.
DePaul has accepted its invi-
tation. The most the other in
vited schools would say was that
bids were being considered.
LSU wrapped up its first un-
disputed Southeastern crown
last night with a 63-48 victory
over Mississippi.
The information on invited
teams leaked out last night at
least "a hours before the NCAA
planned its announcement. Even
though spokesmen for the schools
admitted under direct question:
ing that bids had been received,
the NCAA was keeping mum,
except to say that an announce
ment was expected tonight or
tomorrow morning.
DePaul Turns Down NIT.
Ironically, the names on the
NCAA invitations came out in
part because one of the schools
-DePaul-turned down a bid to
the rival National Invitation
Tournament in New York.
A DePaul spokesman first ex-
planned the Chicago team could
not be in two places at one time
and then agreed DePaul had
been invited to the NCAA.
An authoritative source said
Duquesne was the choice for the
fifth NCAA invitation, but the
Pittsburgh school yesterday ac-
Evening star., 1953-02-24
Favored CIV Needs
Victory 10 Prevent
Likely Elimination

George Washington Univer-
sity's basketball team. which has
the potential to win the South
ern Conference tournament II it
could only manage to qualify for
it. meets Maryland tonight at
College Park. and the Colonials
hardly can afford to lose.
Game time is 8:15. following
a freshman preliminary between
the same schools.
# George Washington loses
tonight, the best it could get
would be q tie for the eighth
and last tournament place, even
If it beats William and Mary at
Williamsburg Thursday night.
To create the tie. William and
Mary would have to beat Rich
mond Saturday night In VIII
liamsburg.
II CIV wins tonight and fol-
lows by beating the Indians
Thursday, it definitely will be in
the tournament with a 1876 rec
ord and a 1872 percentage. Rich
mond could match that record
by beating William and Mary.
and that would eliminate the
loser Of the Duke-North Caro-
lima game from the tournament.
If North Carolina loses to Duke
it will have a TIA percentage.
If Duke loses to Carolina, it will
have .688.
Terps are Overdue.
However, a bigger threat to
George Washington than all the
"ifs" is that Maryland is due to
win from one Of its neighbor-
hood rivals. The Terps have
played four games in the area.
They lost to Georgetown the first
time in the last three minutes
and the second time by a point.
They lost to CIV in double over
time and to Navy in the last two
minutes.
Maryland is safely in the con-
ference tournament and may
even be a seeded team, but for
the second time this season it
is the underdog against CIV.
The main difference in the con-
ference standings is that George
Washington has played a much
tougher schedule, meeting North
Carolina State and Duke twice
each and Wake Forest once.
(See COIONIALS. Page A-14.)
Evening star., 1953-02-24
Aid 10 10 Players
Emerges as Cause Of
Spartans' Probation
BY the Asseeioied Press

EAST LANSING. Mich, Feb.
24.-A total of $3,183 either
given or loaned to 10 players on
Michigan States undefeated
1851 football team after their
last game emerged today as the
main reason for the one-year
probation slapped on the college
by the Western Conference.
Michigan State athletic off,
cials, meanwhile, seethed with
bitterness and indignation. de-
claring. in effect. I'VE have done
no wrong"
The money that started the
fuss came from the now dis
banded Spartan Foundation, a
Michigan State booster organi-
zation. All the players who re-
ceived it were members of the
ndefeated>1951 team. The cash
was passed out after the season
was over and the players had
used up their eligibility.
Dorow, Coleman on List.
Names on the list included
such notables as All-America
Tackle Don Coleman of Flint,
Mich, and Quarterback AL Do
row Of INLAY City, Mich.
Dorow, who was drafted by
the Washington Redskins, later
went on to distinguish himself
in poSt-season bowl and service
competition. Last season he led
the Boiling Air Force Base eleven
to the service championship.
Football Coach Biggie Mum,
winner of the 1852 "coach-of-
the-year" award, was grimly
non-committal.
II am sure that no one who
knows the facts" he saiG in a
brief statement, will let this
action detract from the splendid
record these young men have
made"
Meanwhile, the former presi-
dent Of the Spartan Foundation.
Claude Erickson of Lansing. said
in a casual telephone conversa-
t1on with a reporter that loans
might have beeen given to "a
few more"
Additional Name Mentioned.
He mentioned one name that
already was on the list of the
10 football players and another
as that Of Lief Carlson, a basket
ball player from East Lansing,
now graduated. Carlson also re-
ceived the money after his eligi-
olllty was over. Erickson said.
These were outright grants.
but they were only small
amounts" Erickson said. 81 can't
remember any others off hand"
Dean Lloyd c. Emmons, chair
(See MICHIGAN STATE, A-15.)
Evening star., 1953-02-24
U. 5. and Japan 10 Open
Davis Cup Zone Play
4 BY the Assoeiosed Press

: MELBOURNE, Feb. 24.-The
United States will play Japan in
the first round Of the 1853 North
American Zone Davis Cup, play,
it was determined here in the
annual draw.
Neither the dates nor the sites
for the competitions were set.
Mexico will play Canada in
the other first round match
while Cuba and the British West
Indies drew byeS. In the second
round the United States-Japan
winner viii oppose British West
Indies while Cuba meets the
Canadian-Mexican winner.
Evening star., 1953-02-24
Shea Declares Mats
Will Go Places il He
Matches 1852 Start
By Burton Howkins
Stcr Stoff cetrssporden.

ORLANDO, Fla, Feb. "a. -
Frank Shea, the Mats brash.
fun-loving 1rishman. wrings
mirth from each moment as II
humor might be exterminated in
the next so seconds. but he suf-
fered a stroke of seriousness to-
day and said: IF I get of to
the same kind Of start that I
did last year. we're going places"
If the Mats create a disturb
ance in the American League
this season, it will require peak
performances by three ex-Yank-
eeS who have added class and
confidence to the club. Jackie