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FLORIDA PROPERTY

DAYTONA BEACH-Sacrifice . furn.
apis. and Groom furn. home, linens,
blankets: .apts. viii pay for property:
you will have a home free. 81 800
sale, possession with deposit. Ii.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED o-bedrm.
house in Ft. Lauderdale on busline;
no pets. long season beginning Jan.
4, $1,000. or $500 per mo. Jan. Feb
months in advance. References Box
2S1-Z. Star 800
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

HUNTING ACCOMMODATION
Ducks. geese and upland game: S25
per person per day: eastern shore
Of MARYLAND. Write for reservations
now. Box l14-A, Star.
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TRAILER5 Cont

HOUSE TRAILER, 3 rms. 1912: good
condition with extra rn. and porch.
Sacrifice, leaving town. $500. so,
S-S079. -2S
HOUSE TRAILER, 90 it. Prairie
Schooner: 3 rms. with bath; S1.S0O.
Lot No. 272, Temple Trailer VILLAGE,
Alex, Va. 80
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BOATS

OFF SEASON BARGAIN-44' dble.
cabin cruiser: sturdy Kermath pow
er, strong hull handsome lines
sleeps d: live aboard comfortably
ready for Florida trip: insurance
replacement value Is 10000: ask
ing $4,000; terms TO gentleman.
Write Box 204-Y, Star. 20
WANTED-14-ft. aluminium boat;
5000 sood condition; all cash, Box 4i3-A' Il
BOAT. 75,ft. Coast Guard. in good
cond;,; $500: running; stoney
Greek Boat Yard, Sunset 12S-J,
WHIRLWIND mahogany runabout.
Mercury gearshift motor and boat
trailer: fitted boat cover. wind
shield. spotlight, remote throttle and
running, lights, speedometer. water
skis andltow rope; less than I year
old. OIL. 2-S97S. 30
BOAT TRAILER, 4-wheel tandem:
good condition. WA. 6-9794. Sun,
West River 706S. 10
MOTOR, Firestone. outboard, 1ia:h.p..
erected on stand. forward and re-
verse gear; used ; hours. Sil0.
Ga fEss roR 81 ROCK, s4S4 trout. che chesa
peak. Bay, Herring Ray. Sharps
Gooses. Reserv.. call CAPT. KING,
.!4-ft. de luxe rum
about. used "A seasons. 81 Mer-
curry Super Hurricane motor re-
mote control, heavy duty and stock
wheels. Sac. going overseas. JE. 2
eS-FT. CRUISER. built ~; sleeps
4; ship to- shore radio telephone;
twin Chrysler Crown engines. EN-,
2-4232, OIL. 2-5S61.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD. 1947 van; left. new. moving
ing van body, has been gone over
completely. new motor. tires. brakes
plain red body. no lettering. This
Is steal at $3.50. 10. 2-3330. -2a
CHEv. 80 de. luxe la-ton panel;
newly painted; excel. cond.; low
mileage; best truck buy in Wash
FORD 1888 pickup; newly painted
motor in good cond. AP. 7-9I55.
sTUDEBAKER 1852 1ls-ton fat body
IIN frIck' SSe exeel' cond.; make offer
FORD 1919 la-ton panel, new paint
excel. mechanically, . in Stock
$685. each, WILLIAMS CHEVROLET
CO. INC, 1889 East-West hwy.
Silver Spring, Md. JU. 9-S0O3
l323 Ga. ave-. Wheaton. Nd, LO
CHEVROLET 1850 sedan delivery
one owner. excel. sos. WILLIAMS
CHEVROLET Co. INC. 1889 East.
West hwy, Silver Spring, Md. JU
SISoo$ MS 335 go Ga. ave. Wheaton
CHEVROLET hey 6i,1I, .,;,.a ia5a s,top pickup
$1,000 or best offer. WA. 1910;
GONE our OF BUSINEsS-win sell
Chevy 1850 12-ton panel truck
ladder rack. less than 10000 mi.
1S5s SFise' sToN $500 EN- rEf4RnSfrr H1RtS S9 ,IH..
fa6tis fSb s59aa TaekS' l%-ft. stake body; Ful-
sTTDEBAKEsR 1850 h-ton pickup
DODGE iS47 ,s-ton pickup; thor
oqghiy reeonditioned: S445. WILL
East-West hwy, Silver Spring. Md.
ton. ton pVioi Nd 10. 49Soo2' $50 ga ave. "nea-
CHEVROLET l947 Ha-ton panel: looks
and runs excellent; S475. WILL
LIAMS CHEVROLET CO, INC,
1899 East-West hwy. Silver Spring
Me- M6,; ~ JU. iGa inG,Soq3 ll323 3D. Ga. ave-,
GMC, 1875: '4-ton pickup; like new
c2ond.; S995. WILLIAMS CHEVRO-
hwy, JU. 9-S003. 1895 Ga. ave.
Wheaton, Md, LO. 4-SQ97.
F0R1. trRdS l949; Panel "a tom entire
used for very light work. Very low
mileage. Has heater and ladder
racks. Tires like new. Private
party must sacrifice for cash. $3.50
or highest cash offer. HE. 4-4413.
40 a4-ton pickup; 10 l.
speed transmission; looks and runs
IKE new: $500. $40 Fla. ave. ne,
FORD 80 F-6; stake body. suitable
for farm or heavy hauling; excel.
cond: THANKSGIVING special; S675.
PARKWAY MOTOR Co, 3O5I M
st. NV, AID. 2-OlS5. DO
FORD III panel; clean and ready for
service; THANKSGIVING special: S745.
PARKWAY MOTOR CO. 305I NJ
st. NV. AID. 2-01S5. 70
INTERNATIONAL 1947 panel: r. and
h.: priced at a very, very low S295.
PARKWAY MOTOR CO., 3051 M
CHEVROLET la-ton pickup: de luxe
cab: an excel. truck for quick serv-
ice and emergency deliveries.
THANKSGIVING special; S295. PARK
WAY MOTOR CO., 305l NJ st. NV,
AID. 2-01S5. 30
BUS, 31-PASSENGER
Ideal for school or institutional use:
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AUToMoTIvE MISC.

AM DISMANTLING 194o Buick 4-dr.
Special: peri. motor, transm.. radia-
tor, etc. Fair prices. RE. 1855
oSs
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MONEY WANTED

INDIVIDUAL DESIRES 81 900 loan
for II mos: secured on bulldozer and
truck. Phone JU g-0O96. %
1900 AT 40 on new $40. 600 home:
borrower will insure with mortgage
redemption insurance. EN-. 3-56l4 /.
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RAlLERS

Two-wHEEL UTILITY TRAILERs.
wanted for cash. We also sell and
rent cars. trucks and trailers by
the hour, day or week. The hitch is
furnished. Wo. 6-63so. 1896 Wis
roLoNlAL, tTt5i8 Ave le4s. a5 it. aluminium;
excel eondition; sleeps 4. Price
SPECIAL SALE. Thanksgiving week
Nov. IS Iclosed thanksgiving Dayl
1854 gift. Colonial with tubl,
was s.. 1875. now S2.995. 1888 30
#; Colonial ia e 6edrms1' vas 50, ,575;
PsdFms 5s1a Fas ccia3;5 Sd35 no. now 59s3
now now $3.50. i15.A iS5a asvft. ts Nashua, Nashua.
vas lbs, now 81 sos. 1851 26-
f: Trailette: was S2.495.. now So
sSIs s5o T9otT No tra9s5IS essspssd 19 aPqye
SALES. l744 Richmond hwy. Alex
COLONIAL s'15ssi TRAILER, 2e- it.. mo- model
81; sleeps 4, toilet and shower;
must sell; 5000. Take up payments.
S6 Trailer "A ftss for sale: never
fH PEN onosa on the road. fine condition.
1851 BoIEs AERO 1s-ft. de 1u luxe
aluminium travel trailer; .S1.4S4.
troll and awning incl. so, S-7779
LATE '52 RoYCRAFT; . bedrn,s
outright bargain at 81 900. below
list: better il cash; Al condition.
ffsasfkR fsaPei Md dTRfIaEs fhdne ldA5 PARK Lot Ss
40 house trailer: oS it.:
very clean; Si,045. Private OWNER.
UN. 4-492S, UN. 1895 -2a
CRAVELo 1947 house trailer: 25 IT..
long; Dickerson, Nd. Poolesville
30Sn. oq
TRAILER. 2-horse. Cali or. Eases
or Green Oak Stable, JU. q-aS75.
20
1881 TRAVELL0 hse. trailer; Il IT.:
excel. cond-; ST 400. Call OV. g.
05SS Sat, Sun. or Mon. 90
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LOTS AND AcREAcEs FOR SALE

LOTS and apt. house site q or 2
aeTe tract5 for SALE ne. and Sc.
HIILANDALE-Rambler sites. Water
and sewer to be put to lot line
FRANZ AANS C yCRAvER;; RA: 3-4e35. 20
rs raw %AsaNaToRs fHfElGftRs M Eai!eS S5os cLo36 S6
OVER 81 ACRE, S1,lo5: terms avail
able. Lot 81. WINDSOR ESTATES.
Franeonia. Va. SO. S-7779. 90
APPROX. ACRE LOTS. in restricted
Hollindale: high ground. with beau
tifui sweeping view. KE. Sales.
LAKE BARCRoFT. SEC. =; 1900
so. it., high ground; desirable: nr.
beach; $4,000. OWNER. JE. 3-1901,
on CITY WATER. telephone, eiec. {;
state road; r,-acre wooded nome
site. with beautiful stream in rear;
S995: 500 down. $50 mo- VERNON
NJ. LYNCH & SONS. Springfield,
a.-ACRE. weil-wooded, block of the
highway, near Annandale, Va. Only
RIVER ROAD AREA-Wooded acre;
$4,000. BY OWNER. IA. 2-S246.
1s-ACRE LOTs-SI 500
each. or $4,000 cash to builder
Road in with 10000 brick ram
blerS on street: above N. Arl.. off
Old Dominion DIR. ALLEN E. TURN
Err REALTY. JE. 4-0I63.
SILVER SPRING-Modern Office bldg
One rm, with pvt. bath. $3.50 mo-
JU. 9-0613. 20
LOT, Chevy Chase, Md, Rollingwood
section. Woodbine St $4,000 Call
after : pm, LU. 2-03nS. 20"
. ACRES. wooded land; tele., cleo.
near: off Telepranh rd in Ianham
area. Call HA. 2-SSS0 for info. 30"
acres. 4 mi. from D. c., with access
to Indian Head hwy. Only $3.50
per acre. Also some other we'll
priced parcels Of land; some larger.
some smaller.
POTTS REALTY CO. LO. 7-a31o
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MOTORCYCLES


TRIUMPH 1851 Thunderhird: fully
equipped; excellent condition. 10.
3-542S rs
WANTED JUNK or unused motor
cycles. Ii. 1-1"5o. 20
SPECIAL
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Reg. Sale
Price Price
HorSehide jackets - $685. $685.
HorSehide jackets - 30.95 1896
Gloves Qined) 4.45 $50
Engineer boots 14.95 1I.95
Can Fine Buco Productsl
1851 BSA Golden Flash $3.50
1852 Triumph Thunderbird - S675
BLALOCK CYCLE CO.. INC. S117
Georgia ave, Silver Spring. Md, JU.
9-6050. Open till 8 pm. Friday and
Monday. rs
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LOANS

2nd AND 3rd TRUST NOTES pur-
chased, D. c. and nearby Md. and
Va. Immediate answer. Occupants
not disturbed. HUGH B. CONNER.
RE 1850; evenings. DU. 7-70al,
LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me. ref1nance your home and
consolidate your present trusts,
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest and give you any bal
ance in cash. Call MR.. MILLER.
ME. S-1220; evenings. LA. 6-5194.
End AND 3rd TRUST NOTES
Immediate Service. Call MA. S-6540
NATIONAL FINANCE co.
1014 K st. NV. G1th and K)
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$3.9"5 end TRUST, payable $50 a
mo-. 147l Monroe st. NV: $3.50
md trust, payable S26 a mo-. 1918
L ST. Sc; both for S3.400. Me s.
2117 or DI. 7-0713. 20
SECOND TRUST, $1,000: PAYABLE
$50 per mo-. So Excellent white
maker; only $1,000. so. 5-4753
SECOND TRUST. S6,95o; payable
S57 per mo-: $4,000. Also $3.50:
5-yr. note; 30to discount. Ii. A.
300. 20
$3.925 end TRUST. payable $50 a
mo-, 141l Monroe st. NV: $3.50.
End trust, payable S:I3 mo-. 43l S
E St. Sc: both for $500. Me. s.
21l1 or DI. 1-01l3. 30
TWO NOTES-Face values. S2.s79
and S2,g40, go: each payable $50
monthly; due in . years on new
brick semiramblers; University lane
area Selling for $4,000; good
white makers: seasoned; for sale by
builder at $500 and $3.50 re-
spectively. JU. 1-53S4. 20
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

BAY RlDGE-The location of this
BUNGALOW is on the Chesapeake Bay
where it joins the Severn River. 1t
looks up the bay toward the bridge.
The grounds are small but beauti-
fully planted. Modern in design and
decoration. there are 3 bedrooms.
g baths and a servants room, A
large modern kitchen. The living
room and dining room must be de-
scribed as beautiful. Features in
clude masonry construction, COM
plete insulation teven the steel
beams underneath are insulatedl.
tiled baths, fireplace, television
room in basement, porch, garage
with dressing room and shower. The
price is moderate for so fine a home.
Hidden Point-A beautiful location
with large frontage on the water,
Large lot with plenty Of shade trees.
This Is nearly new home with =
bedrooms, living room dining room,
kitchen and bath. Some outstsnd-
ing features are the elubrooms, in
sulsting, eood dock and harhor and
above all the very moderate price,
JOSEPH d. LAZENBY. REALTOR,
2lh Main St. Annapolis. Md,
Telephone Colonial 3-26S4.
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KENSINGTON

Two lots: owner willing to sacrifice
water. sidewalks in; ready for i'm
mediate building. MODERN RE-
Atty CO.. JU. 1880, LO. 5-5l25
Omen ewes 'tii q n m 80
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
PROP. FOR RENT

TWO-STORY CINDER BLK. BLDG.
APPROX. 33X90; plenty parking. 10
mi. north Silver Spg. Fulton S-5S14.
SEVERAL PARCELS OF GROUND.
10000 #. and up. for lease in this
centrally located area. Can improve
Tor responsible tenant GALLIHER
and w ST. NV, NO. 7-26OO
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FARMS tcens.l

I123 ACRES. well fenced. gently rolling
farm land. only 20 miles to d. c.:
has substantial S-rm. house, 2 barns,
stlo, 2-car garage. Immed. possession
S25.5O0. with 81, 500 down.
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1000 CONN. AVE.

Foyer. large room. pvt. bath. approx
@5S 50. it, elev. and switchboa re
service. Ideal Office for psychiatrist
LAWYER. etc. To inspect, call MRS
POSITION. HO p-tRDn 1C
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LOTS-VIRGINIA

NO. ARLINGTON
FOREST FAIRFAX
Singles or in groups. For indiYs. or
builders. Attrac. offerings priced to
sell Mr. Dillon. THE BRANT CO.,
JE. 3-SllS; ewes, OF. 4-9225.
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DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG,
i3t6 Gem. Conn ave.-ohfces available
EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New York
ave n.w.-Available Immediately.
desirable rooms to meet your re-
GGuirements, Apply PENN PROPER
TIES: GIG Evans Bldg. ME. S-l107.
tlNANCIAL DISTRICT-Suites, to
rooms. Moderate rental; elevator
guiding s{r 1929 Vermont ave. Call
BEAUTIFULLY DEC. furn. office in
Conn: and /. 500 mo- mo. NE. MePSiS0;si. siSo54.
1OI1 18th ST. N.w.-one large rm.,
partltioned TO make two offices. S65
month. ST. 3-5530. -
SCBLEASE, 3-rm. Office. divided by
partial glass partitions; rugs and
grapes; 1uilt-tn STORAGE and ward
Fone; Fots,or ST 3-5554. Immediate pos
s,:OO SO, FT.. fully air conditioned,
corner Of Conn. and l. sts NV On
floors, with separate entrance on
Conn. ave Ideally suited for lsc
Gmce SeSs thsf nan or S5 Office nfr and display rm
6lds ~ Phone MR. WELLS, Ex
1I15 18th ST. N.w.-very desirable
md floor space containing approx
100 io%5so So; IT. divided into several
lmmed; poss: Lease avail at reas.
rent, Heat furn. Excellent for real
estate. brokers, ins. companies. as
Soclations: etc. Consult Mr. John
son or Mr.. jenkins. Leasing Dept.
SiHANHoN 5d5 n y q : i kUGHs N1 CO., Co. Realtors;
s,;a F ST. N.W.W3nd-fioao2r' front.
prominent location for Offices dis
Play rr;. etc, Low rental. Consult
NJ MP,, Young; Leasing Dept. SHAN
COM. AVE. AND Hi l. F;lf2 STS-outgta9d- Ng
ing corner; : floors: total. 5000 Sq.
IL. Elevator: air conditioned. viii
GSG6diTide; Gdn1ri,d Rental. S. per SO. #.
SHANNON l. LUcHs COR CO. Realtors. ntpss.
SILVER sPRfNG ri f,Si sPEc1AIM2ce Pc AM 9 ygie
rm. q3 #. by Is ftD. ONCE in
windows facing street; free park
EOMONDS BLDG.-Frt Offices facing
park: approx, 4S0 So. IT: : huorescent
lighting, asphalt tile ifs. divided
SSl5o mo See P. H. MCCORMICK,
Supt., al7 18th st. NV. ST. 3-9OSS.
COMMERCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL
once spaces for lease, Maple ave
main thoroughfare, Vienna). Vienna
I16 or 760-M. 40
OFFICES AND LIVING QUARTERS
IN fine transportation center, on
18th ST. NV, between Park I'd. and
Monroe st; newly decorated. Call
HO. 2-535S or RA. 3-1397. Il
FALLS CHURCH-New bldg, corner
Lee hwy. and Cameron rd'; single
room or suite: ideal for attorneys.
Call MR.. WAGNER. JE. 3-2250.
30
EXCEL. F ST. NV. LOC.-Attractiy
office, furn. or unfurn.; pvt. or
semlpvt.; md f., front; approx. 100
Sa. IT.; well-kcpt bldg; reas. rental
EN-. 3-1360 or RA. 6-632l, Il
1iO4 HARVARD ST. NV, lst comm.
English bsmt.. lge. front window.
at st. level; equip. for photographed
or suit. office or small ret. business:
OWNER Pa EEonI on
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DODGE 194S four-door sedan: orig.
owner; new-car condition: low mile
age. Call OIL. 2-3S02. 20
DODGE '4S sedan; blue: Wv. tires;
low mileage; $625. LA. 6-3415
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

INDUSTRIAL and 2nd commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
A. M. ROTH, RE. 7-1330.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame. White or colored
Quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER,
ME. S-l.40: evenings, LA. 6-5I94
BUY THROUGH
ROGER MOSS. REALTOR, no. 2-eO"O
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GARAGES
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

Masonry and concrete. overhead
doors. East side 6400 block 10th st.
JEROME BRODIE. OIL. 10000. -
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HENRY Jk. late 81; trunk, over
drive, heater. Cost $3.50. Excel
cond Low mi. Econ. S595. Orig.
owner. Poplar 2-66SS. 20
HILLMAN 1858 tan sedan; Wv
tires, undercoat. 3.I00 actual miles.
sacrifice price of ST .375. Call Mr..
MARITIME, CO. $4,000 -
HUDSON 40 4-door; r. and h.. Hy-
ORA a-Matie; 2;tone green; ,Sl45. 4o7
HUDSON 1852 Hornet; like new;
fully equip; low mileage; owner.
Sacritiee. Si,795. JU. 5-444I: 20
HUDSON '52 Hornet: Hydra-Matic:
new car cond.; Sl.S50. l owner
JE. 3-0376. go
HUDSON 80 4-dr: r. and h., signal
lights seat covers, 2-tone blue and
grey excel cond low mileage; 4
new tires ! owner; $500; going to
Japan in civilian cap. eli 5th St
ne. Ii. 3-S659 IS
HUDSON Al club coupe; excellent
transp,; Sl50 only. So down. WO.
6-e7ss. 1896 Wy ave. IL
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

SPACE TO PARK 6 BUSES, dead
storage; no lease; any location that
is safe; reasonable rental. Call MA.
S-469l. 40
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DUPoIT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG.
1886 Conn. ave.-OffceS available
AID. 4-32OO
EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New York
ave r.w.-Aysilable Immediately.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-17

for the coveted crown.
Key West will make its first
start tonight against Parrish High
School of Selma under the lights
mt $50 p. m. Central Standard
Time). Word from the Alabama
city has it that the ConchS are in
top shape and well rested for the
clash.
Three games are slated in the
Sudden death" meet today. Rich
mond Academy of Augusta, the
Georgia champion, puts it's title on
the line against Newton, Miss. in
the first game at 800 p. m.
Sidney Lanier of Montgomery
takes on Central High of Memphis,
Tenn. at $50 p. m. under the arcs
at Selma's Bloch Field.
St. Joseph's Prep Of Bards.
town, Kentucky drew a first
found bye and will play its first
game in the semi-finaIs fomor-
row. The Southeastern champion.
ships will be decided Friday
night at 7:3O.
Pre.tourney favorites, according
to the Associated Press, are Ian
Ter and Richmond Academy. Ian.
Ter goes into the meet with a re-
cord of II victories against no set
backs. They are making their
fourth appearance as State champs.
Richmond Academy is seek
ing its third straight win tour
ney title. They won their first
crown in Montgomery in 1851, and
the second in Gadsden last year.
Key West is the smallest school
In the Southeastern meeting.
Coach Paul Davis is expected to
send his ace right handler, George
Lastres to the mound tonight with
Gibby Gates and Don Cruz in re-
serve. The game will be broad
cast in Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-17
BY BEN PHLEcAR
AP Sportxwriter

Maybe there's still some hope
for the American League. The New
York Yankees finally lost. The St.
Louis Browns finally won.
The two longest Streaks of the
season ran slam-bang into each
other at Yankee Stadium last night
and today both are broken, along
with several others.
The Yankees won IS in row
one shy of the American League
record - before bowling to the
Browns 81, before 3O,362 shocked
and dismayed New, York fans.
For the Browns 1t was their first
victory in Is games, an all-time
record losing streak for the club.
The st. Louisans also ened Whitley
Ford's al.winning streak as a
starting Yankee pitcher and
snapped Joe Collins 14-game hit
ting streak.
Ford, brilliant young Southpaw,
had won 16 games since coming
to the Yankees in 1850, all as a
starter. He lost oace in relief in
his first year.
Duane Pillette and Vic VERT,
couple Of players the Yankees
didn't want. were the Browns
stars. Pillette,, once Yankee prop
erty, combined with old Satch
Paige to battle the Yankee slug
gers on six hits. Wertz, whom the
Yanks turned down in a proposed
deal only last week, arranged the
winning margin by homering in
the fifth inning with Jim Dyck on
base.
The Yankee half of that fifth inn
ing provided the only Joy for the
home folks. With two men on, big
Johnny Mize stepped up as a pinch
hitter looking for his 2,0OOth major
league hit. He met the ball solidly
and cracked single into right
Held, driving IN what proved to be
the only Yankee tally.
The Milwaukee Braves, almost
overpcwered by a welcoming
home earlier in the day, showed
their appreciation last night by
bouncing back into the National
League BY full game and a half.
The Braves won pair OF squeak.
ers from Philadelphia, 6-5 in 10
innings, and S-2, while the st. Louis
Cardinals we're disposing of the
Brooklyn Dodgers, SIS,
As result. the Dodgers were re-
placed at the top by Milwaukee
and the Phillies lost third place to
the Cardinals.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-17
They Finally Did IT,.
They Finally DdH...
Yanks Bow In Try For 18th Straight.

Pittsburgh split a daylight dou-
ble-header with Chicago, winning
6-5, and losing 30, while the New
York Giants divided twilight :
night pair at Cincinnati, The Giants
took the first game, rs, but lost
the second, 12-5.
In the other American League
action, all at night, Chicago de-
feated Washington, 7-3, in IL inn
ings: Detroit surprised Boston, So.
Trailing by five runs after five
innings of the first game, the
Braves picked up a pair in the
sixth on Eddie Mathews goth home
run of the year and tied it up with
three in the eighth off Karl DrewS
and Robin Roberts, who was work
ing in relief. The winning run came
home in the 10th when rookie
Thornton Ripper, the sixth Phila-
delphia pitcher, walked Bill Bruton
with the bases loaded.
In the second game Max Sur
kont celebrated his 31st birthday
by edging Jim Konstanty in a
pitching duel for his ninth victory
against a single loss.
AT st. Louis, Rip Repulski,
rookie outfielder who had been
benched for weak hitting. singled
home the winning run in the
seventh inning against Brooklyn.
Johnny Lindell, a six-time loser,
pitched and batted the Pirates to
victory in the first game. HOWE
Pollet, who moved from the Pr
rates to the Cubs in the Ralph
Kiner deal, beat his old club In
the nightcap for his second vic
tory of the year.
The heayy-hitting Giants and
Redlegs pounded 43 hits in their
double-header, including five home
runs. Larry Jansen, with help from
Hoyt Wilhelm, took the first game.
Bob Kelly, recently Of the Cubs,
won his first of the season in the
nightcap. 3.
Ray Boone broke in with Detroit
in big way. hammering a home
run and pair of singles in a
perfect night against Boston. Boone
was traded to the Tigers by cleve-
land Monday.
The Indians lost their sixth in a
row at Philadelphia, twice fritter-
ing away three-run leads. Eddie
Joost drove in two runs as the
Athletics rallied to win In the
eighth.
The White Sox broke out with
four runs in the top of the 18th
TO whip the Senators.
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Berg
WhipsBetty
Jameson Tues.
BY MERCER BAILEY

ATLANTA R-Patty Berg, who
had to master an erring putter to
survive her first match, met de.
Tending Champion Betsy Rawls to-
day in the second round Of the
Women's Western Open Golf Tour
nament.
The redhead from st. Andrews,
H., came from behind 10 defeat
former Champion Betty Jameson
of San Antonio. l-np in IS holes, In
yesterdays opening round.
Winners by wide margins includ-
ed Louise Suggs Of Atlanta, Jackie
Pung Of Glasgow. KY, and anna
teur Claire Doran of Cleveland, o.,
the co.medalists; and Miss Rawls
of Spartanburg, S. c., and 1851
National Amateur Champ Dot Kir-
by of Atlanta.
Betty MacKinnon. Of Dallas, s.
down at the turn to Bee MeWans
of Birmingham, recouped when
the Southern Amateur runnerup's
game fell apart on the back nine.
Betty won five hcles coming in
and took the match, l.up.
Pat Devany OF Crosse lie, Mich.
carried Marine Polk TO the 18th
hole before bowling to the Chatta.
nooga amateur.
Miss Suggs. seeking her fourth
Western crown to match the rec.
ordS Of Miss Berg and Babe "a.
harias, played par kolf 70 Gust IL.
year-old Bebe Smith of Columbus,
Ca.
Mrs. Pung shot one under par to
eliminate Chattanooga amateur
Helen Hampton, 8 end 6.
Mrs. Pung's second round oppo-
nent was pretty Pat Lesser, the
Seattle University coed who won
the 1853 National intercollegiate
crown Saturday.
Miss Doran, 1851 National Ana
teur runnerup. defeated Mary
Crawford Of Americas, Ca, 6 and
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