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HOUSES SALE-MD. Cont
POTOMAC RIVER EsTATE-Y

POTOMAC RIVER ESTATE-You Just
will not believe it until you see it.
A lovely home on one eXauisitely
northern bank of the Potomac at its
most wide and beautiful point On
hot summer evenings the cooling
and refreshing sound Of the rapids
may be heard from any point on the
property, Modern stone-and-brick
home OF superb quality, 8 rms.
3 porches. 2-car garage. Wonder
full privacy and seclusion and vet
only 30 min. from downtown on a
fast, direct route. Priced at S55.0nO.
Must be sold to settle estate.
Evenings. OF. 4-S585.
ROCK CREEK HILLS-A lovely home
Rock Greek Park. Rambler design,
on lot l6O-foot frontage. Brick
and stone construction. The base
ment has q 30-foot recreation room
and maids room, built-in garage.
The main floor has 25-foot living
Tell-eauipped kitchen bedrooms,
storage attic. You viii enjoy this
delightful community. To inspect
call WO: $4,000. once open until
9; EDW. H. JONES q CO., INC,
Chevy Chase. D. c. -26
ROCKvILLE-Stone Colonial. Two
bedrms. and bath, 1st f.; 4 bedrms.
on End A.; recr. rm., 2-car garage,
lot 75x2IO; excellent financing,
$34,500. For information and appt.,
BOGLEY, INC, OIL. 4-1266.
ROCKVILLE RAMBLERS-No. /
S1S,500. Lovely new brk. rambler
on lge. cor. lot; bedrms., lge, liy,
rm., firepl.,. paneled wall, full bsmt.
on ground level. No. New 3-bed-
rm: brk; rambler. full bsmt. for
RA. 1859. ARTHUR LaRoCHE,
R0CKVTIJE-pr A hadr,oc Are
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rms, liv. din. comb. fireplace. de
luxe Kitchen. full basement.
Wheaton-Two-story brick; 3 bed
rms, bath and half; excellent lot.
Conn. Gardens-Rambler; 3 bedrms.
and bath. spacious kit, plenty OF
RoBT. L. LOWERY. JU. $4,000;
ewes, Mrs. Disoue. JU. 5-S3l1.
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BURNT MILLS HILLS

Handsome Penna. farmhouse
of stone construction; super
de luxe new stainless-steel
kitchen, den and powder rm.
lst f.; bedrooms and 3
baths End A.; 2-car garage.
House Is situated on 4-acre
knoll. Priced to sell far below
market value. Call Ia. g.
5l12 (eves). THOS. j.
FISHER & CO., INC, DI. =
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CHEVY CHASE MD

A KIRKsIDE LOcATIoN--Conven.
lent to Blessed Sacrament school.
This beautiful white brick Colo
nial home. is only 3 yrs old, con-
tains 4 big bedrms. on 2nd A. with
lovely bathS-all big rms. on 1st
n. with large library and powder
rm. Screened living porch. 2-car
attached garage. tiled patio and
grill, large bsmt. with front entrance,
(could be doctors ofice). A corner
location Of distinction.
METZLER, Realtor
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
COLOREDA APTS.
VAC-13th & MONROE


Beautiful corner brick in excellent
neighborhood: ideal for home and
income. Live in one ant. and rent
out the others. Transportation
at your doorstep. Building contains
front and rear entrances. oil h.-w. h.,
to be completely redecorated. Will
take small down payment or trade
your present home. Hurry. this will
go quick. Call 1st NATL. RLTY.,
COLORED, $1,250 DOWN
NEAR 11th AND PARK RID. NV.
lge. rms. and bath; 2-story brick;
full bsmt,,: h.-w.h. coal: nice yds.:
OWNER MUST SELL. Cali till 9
pm. wkdys., Sun. IL to 5.
VIM. CalOmiriS Inv. Corp.
1919 18th ST. NV, DI. 7-1655.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CUSTOM-BUILT RAMBLER
Magnifcent almost-new rambler with
lge. rooms: center-reception hall,
huge liv. rm., separate din. rm..
tremendous kit, 3 exceptionally lRe.
bedrms. unusual recreation rm. in
ABOVE GROUND-LEVEL BSMT.
S25;000 twenty-yr. FIRST trust avail
able. Immediate inspection recoms
mended. Once open til 9.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
CONTINUED % Next Pa9ey
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GLENMONT
1 VI. old; Q modern 2-bedrm. bunga-
low, All elec. kit, expansible attic
2.4704 or OF. 4-2sO6.
K1RKS REALTY Co.. REALTORS
HO. a.677e I'd
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COLORED-3OO BLK. OF
EMERSON ST. NV.
21a BATHS, RECR. ROOM

TRADE
See this charming 7-rm. brick homt
in this new exclusive section. Fea
lures: Stepdown liv. rm., lge.. din
rm, kit. den, spacious bedrms.
hardwood hoors, full bsmt.. OIL neat
able cash. Make appointment now
ia. 9-7SS1.
HILL REALTY co.
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BETHESDA
lear Nat inst Health

N6dI NdC. 1IISC. f16dIUII
white brk. Colonial in
better -than-new-h house cond.: sor-
geous lot 77x120. lovely trees: bed
rm. and full bath on lst A.,
enormous bedrms. and bath on End
Sale ii 0IsHi0se priced at sSs.eoo' SSe urges QUICK
brick in excel. cond. !;
1st-h. powder rm., 3 good bedrms.
and bath on End A.; lovely rec. rm.: +:
convenient to schools and transp.;
owner transferred. wants offer.
beautiful brk. 3-bedrm.,
cation; all-elec. kit. ige. liv. rm.-
din. rm. comb, massive stone firepl. ;
S22,150: must be sold. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-7007: ewes,
OIL I-570a, -oS
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HOUSES SALELS.E. tcon,.)

COL0RED-71O 11th ST.. Just of
Penna. ave- apts.: gas h.-w.h
immediate possession: reas. price
and terms. Call MRS. JACKSON
DE. 1853, DE. e-7O5S. -26
house, situated on lot, 6442-ft
frontage, containing 10000 so. it,;
lst-comml. property; can be used
as home, and unusual splendid in
vestment. Price, $16,500. ELDEA
CO.. MA. S-6717.
COLORED-S.E., 1913 11th ST.
5 charming rms. and bath. Pymts
like rent. A home you'll like tc
SRuzEMEo S9T1 MoVe CO. M 5.i$Ss SSs9 ea5n' AS eH5oaa 4
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CHEVY CHASE D. C.,
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

CHARMINGLY DIFFERENT
Artistically designed custom built
home, completely conditioned
and in immaculate condition. Cen
ter hall plan. step-down living
room, 3 huge bedrooms. 2 baths or
End H.; paneled recreation room
maids room and full bath ir
above-ground basement; Gear ga
rage. Exquisitely Handicapped home.
site Secluded convenient section Of
quiet elegance. Office open It'll 8 p. m
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-940(
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METZLER, Realtor
5n22 Conn. Ave. EN-. 2-7400
CHEVY CHASE MD,

New Hleaming white Colonial with
the size of your furniture. its beauty
will be increased in the well-propor-
toned liy. room. Meal time will be
pleasure time in the din. rm. BRIGHT
Kitchen. beautiful view from screened
are arraneed for convenience. Large
bsmt; and attached garage. Price.
WOOD COMPANY
1115S Georgia Ave. Silver Spring
10. 4-7200 Till 8 PM.
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BETHESDA
CHERRY BLOSSOMS

A blooming cherry tree is in the
beautifully Handicapped yard OF this
Cape Cod. Porch, garage. new kit.
equipment. Walk to Our Lady OF
LourdeS. expr. bus and BIC. c.
High School. S2O,950. EARL T.
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Bethesda Area-S18,95O

Brick Cape Cod, only 1 year old and
in perfect conditions: near Parkwood
School. Two bedrooms on lst floor;
huge bedroom on 2nd, with ample
storage; de luxe, all-electric kitchen
ment, recreation room with ground.
level entrance, gas &C. heat
E. M. FRY, INC. OIL. 2-S100 til 8 Pm.
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BRADLEY HILLS

A charming home that will Interest
brick; rms, bath, lst floor pow.
der rm.; furred insulated; screensS
lot 60x120. Built only 3 years.
Ewes. Mr. Woodwell. LO. 4-0147.
L. T. GRAVATTE
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DET. BRICK. Mr. WALTER REED
inspecting; large liv. rm., mirrored
fireplace din rm. with crystal
chandelier: extra large mod. tiled
kit. powder rIn.. rec. nm, larGe
bedrme., 2 baths. nm. attic. LOUIS
RUDDEN. Elk. 3-6701. RA. 3-Ol4O
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aton-S1. 900 down. Two-bedrm.
brick bunsalow in Al cond. Pay
ments like rent. S10,S50.
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SILVER SPRINGS. 600 down. Two
bedrm. brick BUNGALOW; storm sash,
fireplace; level lot. Assume 40
loan. Vacant. $l2,500.
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OAT III l q %.
1404 K st. NV. DI. 10000
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Conn. Ave. Estates-S2,0O0 down.
SlSrn,a SSiS,rm: brick' ,s semidet, home s-,,: g
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING sTEAI
SILVER SPRING

FOR THE ONE WHO CARES
See this one f1rst; 3 bedrooms. twin
size; large coy lfv. room. fireplace,
picture windows. parquet floors, full
din. room, powder room, sun porch !
all bedrooms have cedar-lined
closets; quiet and peaceful; over
looking Sliso parkway. Call Mrs.
Knhn RA R-SQA2
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Spain Tops Red|egs,
Sd, for 21st Victory;
Crowd Record Near
BY the ASsocleied Press

MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 19.-War-
rem SPAIN spanked a bases
loaded single and set Cincinnati
down with seven hits today for
his 2lst victory as Milwaukee
beat the Redlegs, So, before a
near-capacity crowd of 32,482
fans which virtually assured the
Braves of a National League at
tendance record.
The veteran southpaw chased
home two runs with his smash
to right in the fifth and the
Braves added another in the
same inning when Billy Bruton
singled in Jack Dittmer from
third. Jim Pendleton hit his
seventh homer to lead off the
sixth and Dittmer's double scored
Del Crandall. who had singled.
The huge crowd boosted Mil
walkee's attendance to 1,7o0,3O
in its first season of major league
baseball in a half-century. The
Braves wind up the home sched-
ule with dolbleheader against
Cincinnati tomorrow, needing
only l7,141 fans in the stands to
wipe out Brooklyn's 1947 mark
of 1,807,526.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Cubs Score Three
In 12th 10 TopCards

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 19 (P)-The
Cubs, held hitless for six innings.
matched a two-run deficit and
went on to defeat the Cardinals,
So, tonight with a three-run,
12th-inning attack which in
cluded Ralph Kiner's bases
loaded double.
Solly Hemus, scored the first
Redbird run in the third on a
double steal. The Cards took a
20 lead in the sixth on Ray Jab-
lorSki's 21St home run of the
year. The Cubs came back to
tie the game in the eighth.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Rookie Leads Ole Miss
Over Chattanooga, 1915
BY the Associated Press

JACKSON, Miss, Sept. 19. -
Herman (Eagle) Day, rookie
Mississippi quarterback calling
his first college football game,
threw a 28-yard touchdown pass
late in the first period today to
steady trailing Mississippi team
that went on to crush Chatta-
nooga, 39-6.
Day. sparkling in the quarter
back spot that was the biggest
preseason concern. passed Chat
tanooga dizzy in the last half
But until the hefty sophomore
steadied mis- jittery team, Missis-
Sippi was at the mercy of a
strong Chattanooga attack.
Chattanooga O o. a
Mississippi ---- z Is 13 6-39
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Red Sox Beat Raschi
As Rally in Seventh
Ends ScoreIess Duel
Rx the As,oein,.d Pres.

BOSTON. Sept. 19.-Mel Par
nell gained his Goth victory for
the Red Sox by shutting out the
Yankees, 80. today with a five
hit performance.
The Red Sox clinched the
victory over Vic Raschi in the
seventh inning when Tom Um-
phlett scored as Billy Goodman
hit into a force play with the
bases loaded. They added two
runs in the eighth against
Johnny Sain, who took over
when Raschi gave way to pinch
hitter Johnny MiZe.
Ted williams, who had a single
and two bases on balls on his
previous batting tries. greeted
Sain with a double to leftfield
and Hoot EverS took over as a
pinch-runner. With two out,
Sammy White beat out an in
field hit and Evers scored from
second on Sain'S wild throw to
first base. After Umphlett
singled, Phil Rizzuto bobbled Milt
Bolling's grounder and White
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Mats
Continued From Page CID


fourth they came within one run
of catching the Athletics, with
Terwilliger's homer featuring the
uprising.
The second baseman'S third of
the season came with Jim Busby
on first. Busby'S single had
scored Jensen after Jackie led of
with a double to left.
Zernial drove in the AS sixth
run when he doubled to left-cen-
ter to score Robinson from first
in the fifth inning.
Vernon matched that with
blast over the right field wall
to make it SIS. Following singles
by Gil Coan and BuSby, Coleman
was replaced by Martin.
Martin Ties ROmmeI Mark.
Martins appearance was his
56th of the season, tying a club
record set by Ed Rommel in 1923.
His appearance, also Quelled
the Mats uprising, for he got
TerWllllger on a fly to center and
Ed FITZGERALD on a grounder to
Joe DeMaestri.
The teams close out their Phil
adelphia dueling today with a
double-header. Wal :Masterson
and either Johnny Schmitz or
Bunky Stewart will oppose Bob
i =
1t will be Mickey Vernon Day,
with his friends from Washing
ton and nearby Marcus Hook,
Pa, on hand to honor him. Ver-
non was born in Marcus Hook
and lived there for many years
until moving to his present resi-
dence at SWarthmore.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Ray Arce| SIugged
With Pipe in Boston
By the Asseeieted Press

BOSTON, Sept. 19.-Ray Ar
eel, 81, producer of the tele-
vised Saturday night boxing
bouts. was slugged with an iron
pipe welded by an unidentified
mar tonight in front of the Bos-
ton Garden
DR. William Greer said Arcel
is in very satisfactory" condi-
ton at Massachusetts, Memorial
Hospital suffering from a slight
brain conclusion.
Police quoted Arcel as saying
he did not know his assailant and
could think of no reason for the
assault. He was not robbed.
Arcel, a former boxing man
ager and trainer, was in Boston
producing the WILDER Wilson,
Gerald Dryer welterwelght match
at the Garden, which ended in
a draw.
Police said the assailant
dropped his weapon - an iron
pipe wrapped in a brown paper
bag AS he fled. Arcel was left
lying on the sidewalk.
Arcel described the man as
about 81 years old. tall. and
wearing brown suit with no
hat. The producer was treated
at his hotel and taken to the
hospital
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Giants, Pirates Split
Pair as Home Runs
Decide Both Games
BY the A.soeiiassd Press

NEW YORK. Sept. 19.-Home
runs were the deciding factors
as the Giants and Pirates split
double-header today. The
Giants won the opener, Al, on
circuit blows by Bobby Thomson
and Alvin Dark and the Pirates
took the nightcap. 6-5. on the
strength of homers by Frank
Thomas and Preston Ward.
Thomson hit his 26th homer
in the first inning and Dark
slammed his 21st in the third
with Dave Williams on base to
give Red Worthington his third
pitching victory after dropping
eight straight t. Worthington
pitched two Shutouts in his first
two appearances after being
called up from Minneapolis in
mid-season but was unable to
return to the winning column
until today.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
CuddIes Marshall Hurt
In FutuI Auto Accident
BY the Assoe,oteo Press

BELLINGHAM. Wash. Sept
ia Bellingham man was
killed and four other persons,
including Clarence (Cuddles)
Marshall, former New York
Yankee pitcher, were hurt when
their car hit a powerline pole
here early today.
Marshall, %, was reported in
serious condition at st. Luke's
hospital here. He played with
the 1949 champion Yankees
after moving up from Kansas
City. This year, Marshall played
with Hollywood of the Pacific
Coast League and Vancouver,
B c., Of the Western Interna-
tional League.
Robert E. Chisholm. "a, driver
of the car, was killed.
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Roberts Loses No. IS
As Snider Smashes
4Oth and 41st Homers
. BY the Assoeloted Prsss

BROOKLYN, Sept. 19.-Jackie
Robinson's hot smash through
the middle of the diamond in the
fifth inning gave the Dodgers
two runs and a 5-4 victory over
the Phillies today. Theanit cost
Robin Roberts his 18th defeat.
Russ Meyer, former Phil now
pitching for the National League
champions, opened the fifth with
single down the first base line.
Junior Gillian doubled and the
pitcher went to third. After
Peewee Reese popped out to
Richie Ashburn, Duke Snider was
walked to fill the bases. Then
Robinson connected.
Eddie Lopat, injured Yankee
pitcher, and Jim Turner, Yankee
pitching coach, watched the
game in which Meyer earned a
series starting job.
The Dodgers belted Roberts
for two runs in the first on
Reese's hit and SniderS home
run over the rightfield' screen.
The blow gave the Dodgers the
distinction of being the only
club other than the Yankees of
the Ruth -Gehrig era to boast
of two batters with more than
40 homers. It was Snider's 40th
and he got his 41st in the third.
Roy Campanella also has Al.
1t was announced that Gil
Hodges. Dodger first baseman,
suffered a slight fracture of the
18th rib when he collided with
a fence in a game at Milwaukee
on September IL. He will be out
most of the coming week but
is expected to play in the World
Series.
Carl Furillo, Dodger outfielder
who suffered broken finger 10
days ago. participated in to-
II 81 l.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Gophers Crush Reserves

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 10 (Pl.
-Shored up by the return of Bob
Mcnamara, injured right half
back, Minnesota's varsity pound
ed out seven touchdowns against
the reserves yesterday in the
Gophers' last big intra-squad
game before next weeks opener
against Southern California.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

proved to US that we have
made many new friends from
all over the city and surround
ing area. While our formal
sale is over, we still have a good
selection of 1858 De Sotos and
Plymouths in most body styles
and good colors. Mr.. owen
Williams, who was our first
customer on Peake-Day," said
Il was more than pleased with
the deal and treatment re-
ceived." You. too, will get the
deal you've been looking for be-
cause every day is 'Peake-Day"
at Peake Motors and you'll find
that we are always willing to
listen to any reasonable offer
whether you're in the market
for a new De Soto, Plymouth or
a Peake Conditioned used car.
Thanks again. neighbors, for
your trust in us.
PEAKE MOTOR co.
De Soto-Plymouth Dealer
Wisconsin Ave. at AlbemarIe
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Totals 33 4 s Totals 35 l3 y {
| Famed for Kelly In ath

Cincinnati ~ 900 600 oO0-o
Milwaukee 600 03n 0ny-5
Runs--Crandal go. Adcock Ditt-
mer. Pendleton GreeneraSs. Seminick
Runs batted in--Seminlck t2i, SPAIN
g.. Bruton, Pendleton Dittmer. TWO
base hits-Adcock. Dittmer Log8n Home
EnnSr---Semiuick- Pendleton. SRcrifices-
Adcock. Srahn Double. plays Hatton
to Bridees; SPAIN to Dittmer to AdcocE
Left on bases-Cincinnati. 3; Mil
Waukee, 9. Bases on balls-Of Kelly. / :;
SPAIN, ] Struck out--By Raffensberger
4; by Kelly. 3: by BaczeWski. /; by
SPAIN. ). Hits-On Raffensberser. 10
in SIS innings: off Kelly. !? in la in
nings off Baczewski. ! in inning
80; aft Kelly, 90; of Baczewski. 90;
OF SPAIN: ] Struck out-By. Raffens-
CID. Losing Observation-Disclosures
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response 10 our
"Peake = Day"
sale of new De
S o t o S a n d
Plymouths on
Thursday, Sep
t e m ber 17th.
Y our accept
nee of our
g e n e + o u S
trade = in offer
and our will
ingneSS to deal
" n II y VI, n "
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As s. Mats s
WASHINGTON

Totals -------|-HH z 9 y 0
Popped out for Shea in eth.
cWalked for Sima in 9th
3Ran for Thomas in 9th.
washington - loo 300 O10-5
Philadelphia 500 0I0 00X-6
NAL t4D. Glordano t2) Terwilliger 90
Vernon. Two-base hitS-Jensen. zernial
Home runs-Zernial Giordaho, Terwilli-
ger. Vernon. Double play-DeMaestri
to Giordano to Robinson. Left on bases
-WaShington, Z; Philadelphia. >. Bases
on ballS-Oh Coleman, >; of Martin, | :;
on Shea. 3 Struck out-Bv Coleman,
l; by Martin, l; by Shea, l. Hits-Of
Shea. q in 6 innings: of Sima, o in .
innings: of Coleman. 10 in ia of Mar
tin. o in 27 innings. Runs and earned
runs-on Shea. 6-5; of Sima, 90; of
Gn Martin Losing SG ptebeE
Shea 02-7). Umpires-Duffy, NC
GoWan, Paparella. Honochick.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Duke Coach Led as Scorer

Clarence tAce) Parker, assist
ant football coach and head
baseball mentor at Duke, led
Blue Devil football teams in
scoring in 1885 and 1886
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Minor PIuyoffs
By the Assocloted Press
EASTERN LFACUE.

Binghamton. s; Reading.
tBinehamton leads best of seven Sc.
Ties, S.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City at Indianapolis, post.
poned rain.
Louisville, o Toledo, 0 tbest of seven
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Montreal at Buffalo. postponed rain
TEXAS LEAGUE
Dallas. 9: Tulsa. 3 dallas leads best
of seven final series. 2-1l.
Rochester. q: Baltimore, . Baltimore
leads best of seven series. 3-2).
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Birmingham, s: Nashville. 4 Nash
vile leads best of seven series. 2-I.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

RunS-GilIian, Reese, Snlder !El,
Meyer, Hammer. Burgess, Wyrostek,
Runs batted inwsnider 531' Wyrostek
I3). Robinson C2). Two-base hits--Gil-
liam. Thompson. Home runs-Snider
(2), Wyrostek. Stolen base-Ashburn.
Double play-Gilliam to Reese to Bel
ardi. Left on bases-Philadelphia 81;
Brooklyn. 7. Bases on balls--Of Rob
erts, |; of Meyer. /. Struck out-By
Roberts, 6; by Meyer. s. Runs and
runs-Off Roberts, 5-5; of Meyer, "A.
Winning pitcher-Meyer 15-5l. Losing
pitcher-Roberts c.2-l5l. Time 81.
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scored.
Totals 80 ) "a s Totals 80 Q 2

Totals 30 5 a IOtAIS 80 3 q 10
1Grounded out for RaSchi in Sth.
2Ran for Williams in Sth.
New YORK H--O,--- 600 900 600
Boston 80 900 900 12x-3
rors-sain, Rizzuto. Runs batted IN
Goodman. Two-base hits-Martin.. Pier
sail Boiling Williams. Double plays
McDougald to Martin to Collins; Ger
merit to Boiling to Gernert; P1ersen TO
Gernert Left on bases-New York, 4;
Rssehi q J. of 5g sain. nsS'f !. oaf Parnsn =.
Struck out-By Raschi. 4: by Sain,
/ by Parnell, ). Hts-Of Raschi, s
in innings of Sain 3 in ! inning:
of Parneil in inning. Runs and
earned runs-Of Raschi, Ii; of Sain,
81. Winning pitcher-Parneu CO.'S
Losing ptcher-Raschi 1870. Time
ais. Attendance-2442 421.
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1ptaIS 4S ~ 80 Totals Al 36 l3
lFoued out for Rush in Sth
2AnnOunced for Serena in 9th
}Grounded out for Baumholtz in 9th
4Ran for Rand in 9th
5Struck out for MiZell in 9th.
6Ran for BilkO in llth
Chicago - 600 600 10 O03-~5
st. Louis - 00l OnI 00O 0OO--3
RunS-Hemus Jablonski Talbot t2l,
Miksis, Kiner t2l. Errors-Mizell c3D.
Miller. Runs batted in-,-Jablorski,
Banks O.. Kiner t'2l. Two base hits
Slaughter Kiner Home run-Jabionsk
Stolen baSeS-HemuS. Slaughter. Double
plaYa-Miksis to Banks to Fondy; Banks
to Fondy; Talbot to Banks. Lett on
on on baIlsTof 2a!la1 Rust i,,,j Z of Kippslein. 8
Struck out--By Rush. ); by KlppStein.
! by Mizel. BY Miller. /: by White.
J. EitS-Cf Rush. ) in innings; of
KhppSd1ein. 4 in ) innings; of Mizell,
I in 3 innings: of Miller. ! in % in
ntne: of BraZle. ! in 1it innings: of
White. in / inning. Runs and earned
runs-Of Rush. -: of Klippstein
Brazle. 3D.. off White. 90. Winning
pitcher ,Klippstein GOLD. Losing
pitcher-Brazle go. Time-3;33. At
ten02nce--6 S32
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Tech Coach Played Pro Ball

Ray Graves. Georgia Teen
line coach, played two years Of
professional football with the
Philadelphia Eagles. %
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PittSburRh Nol lob OlO-h
New York ~--- 600 121 001-5
Runs Bernier Thomas 62), Ward,
Hall D. Smith, -Lockman, Mueller,
Thomson Williams Gomez. Errors
Lockman, D Smith. Spencer. Hearn.
Westrum Runs bstted rY4DsTis, Thomas
Csk Westrmn,s Mueller s(:3l Nhfd5 Lock
MAR Two -t1ase hit--DarG Home runs
RuseT Thomas Wsrd st9ien n6s 6aSfs
plays-D. Smith to Hall to Ward (2)
Waugh TO Janowicz to Ward, Left on
basrsI1Pitts5urgn: q New YORK; $, Bases
off Grissom, /. Struck out--By Grissom.
A by Dickson. 3; by Hearn, 4. Hits
Of Waugh, in 5ls innings: of Hearn,
s in s innings; off Grissom . in 3
innings; of Dickson, l in :32s inninss
Runs and earned runs-Off Waugh, "A:
Grissom 10; off Dickson, Ii. Wild
pitches Waugh. Grissom winning
pitSJher-WSSughl Ja 15l 60; 5!aJg Losing pitcher @
ance-2,744
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Spencer. Nation Error-Davis Runs
batted in-Thomson, Dark C2I. Williams,
O'Connell. Two-base hit--Wtlliams
Wnrtb nTnnne1I paTS nopSie Siscfees
D. Smith to Hall to Ward; Hall to D.
Smith to Ward; Williams to Dark to
Lockman. Left on bases-Pirates, S;
ton, 4; of Petit ,: off LaPalme. 4
Struck out-.By Worthington, s; bv Pet
tit. >; .by LaPalme l Hits-Off La
: in Sis innings; of Jansen. u in "a in
ming. Runs and earned runs-Oh La
Paine. Al; of Worthington. Il: eff
Petit. 90; off Jansen, 90. Wild pitch
BY LaPalme. Winning pitcher-Worth-
ington l3-Si Losing pitcher-LaPalme
(S-l6J. Time-2:l5
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Totals 81 z ga II. Totals % % Is
1Fanned for LaPalme in 9th.
2Walked for Nation in 9th
:}Hit into a double play for Petit in
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SECOND GAME.
Totals 81 27l9 Totals 80

IUIdIS 81 n To IUVdIS o~ 9 II
1Singled for Davis in 9Th.
2Grounded out 70: d Smith in Sth.
3Walked for Hearn in 9th.
iSlngled for GriSsom III 9th.
EInRraan, 9th
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Major League Averages
BY the Associated Press
COmnletp of
National League

Friday, September 18.