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LITTLE FARMS

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Here is an old but modern Colonial
that will fascinate you, In a very
select neighborhood with real coun-
try living. Lots of outbuildings with
Is cleared acres. Room for riding
horses, cows, chickens, dogs and
garden. Beautiful lake adjoining
property. possibilities for one of
taeon. Price, $2l.500, with good
terms.
MANNAS REALTY co.
ZIG Wilson Blvd. JA. 7-n7S3
Ewes. Call Browning 140-J-2.
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158 ACRES

158 ACRES
Situated 81 mi. from D. C. line and
south of Indian Head. Md, and ex-
tremely low price of SlO,5OO in
cludes a spacious arm. house, small
nov tractor and all implementS;
very good water supply. IS acres
cleared and plowed and 100 acres
in woodland. Substantial cash re-
quired. FRED BURGESS REAL
ESTATE. 1924 Penna. ave. Sc. LII.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

End COMMERCIAL
814 L ST. Sc.
Outlet on . streets; no brokers. Call
Ii. 3-916S. OWNER. 10
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ON CHESAPEAKE BAY (near Log
Inn. A large home directly on the
Bay, Each bedroom has a sleeping
porch; There are four of them and
. baths. New General Electric oil
VIHrnace. Vnrn buikhead around the place.
Wild Rose Shores. Directly on the
South River and without a high
osnS' Gd This Is very nice 4-bed-
Oh heat: 6esmed ceiline living room,
water, Home about 1 wears old.
There are , bedrooms, living room:
dlning room. modern kitchen and
6ss9 6ssh; IN, la5ss 5sss.I picture windows; oil
completed off1ce or guesthouse.
Cape, St. Claire. fine home d.
rectly on the water in a. highly de-
Sirable location. Convenient to Bay
A department house. Two apart
mentSS have 4 rooms and bath and
heat with hot water,
Joseph D. Lazenby, Realtor
els Main St: Annapolis, Md,
Park lS4-W or Annapolis 359s
FACING BAY
COMPLETE E HOME: lge, 1iv. rfn.. fire.
PLACE; eG,1ien.d bedrms;, modern bath,
stove, refgr., hot and cold water,
stairway to lge. floored attic,
screened front porch; completely
furnished; bath house and tool shed:
approx. 90 IT. on water by $50 It.
with private pier. Terms priced
to sell to quick buyer. Drive to
Deale. Md, office Sat. and Sun,
or call West River 6144; week
days, ia. 9-250O
MAX G.. SCHWARTZ
YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
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16 UNITS

Protect your investments future by
owning in an accessible location
This bldg. in N. Arl. is but 10
mins: from downtown D. c. Lge cor
central heat. A complete statement
IS avail. for your consideration.
Price, SI21,500. Call MA. S-SO93,
or ewes. OIL. 4-3S2l. OLIVER T.
CARR 10
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AVIATION
BoATs

SELECT YOUR BOAT from our
BROKERAGE listings containing Cor
rect Craft, Wheeler, Richardson.
Colonial Owens, BaltZer. Chris
Craft, Steelcraft. Welin and other
1853 Correct Craft cruisers and
runabouts now on display. THE
WASHINGTON MARINA. 1900
Maine ave sw., RE. 7-4797.
WIZARD TWIN. 20" 1859; : hours,
81 30. Also Wizard "6'; $50. 10.
Icnntinned IN Next Paael
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FIRST SHOWING

-
WATERFRONT and homesits
lots in a new subdivision In the
heart of Deale. Nd. Several sections
for you to choose from. Low down
payments and easy monthly terms.
Drive to our Deale. Md, office Sat.
and Sun, or call West River 6144;
weekdays, TIA. 9-2500
MAX G.. SCHWARTZ
YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
4-BEDROOM, attractive brick house,
5 years old: large living room with
fireplace. dining room, kitchen. full
basement. hardwood floors: over an
acre OF cleared ground. Just south
OF Annapolis on South River 3
miles from new AnnapoliS-Wa
tnRton highway.
Brokers Protected.
Chester A. WickStrom
Riva, Md. :
Phone Annapolis 1855.
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III

COLORED-ARUNDEL on THE BAY.
Finest beach DEVELOPMENT. only 30
min. from d. C. Many lots ana cot
tageS on terms. KAY REALTY co,
RA. $4,000; week ends, Annapolis
zoos, -24
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Consult Leasing Dept.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
. Realtors Since 1906
looo II st. NV. ma. S-2345
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Sc. NEAR CORAL HILLS Jom-
mercial prop. with a lse. mod. heme
and lear gar. Level lot. Suitable
for many businesses. Rent reason
able. For info. call BUSADA, 4415
Southern ave. Sc, 10. 9-S50o.
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HOME in Palm
Beach, on exclusive Ell Brillo way.
One Of P. BIS u most beaut. patios
with putting green. Walton-built.
on 40 OF concrete. Lge. studio liv:
Im., elev., , master bedrms. and
chlldrenS wing. All bright and
fresh. Servants qt-s. over gar. Easy
to maintain. "a blk. from ocean;
pvt beach rights. 100000. Info,
OIL. Al 136. ID
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BUSINESS PRoP-RENT (cont. }

REAR 1927 21st ST. N.W.-Gara
repair shop. Will hold 3 to cal
Apply AMERICAN SECURITY
TRUST CO.. ST. 10000. -l9
SHANNON & LUCHS
DOWNTOWN LOCATION.
Zoned 2nd comml.; approx.
5000 SO. it.; drive-in truck
doors of two streets; 5000
lb.-cap. freight elev.: heavy
fl. load. Suitable warehouse
garage, light mfg, etc; .attrac.
rental to responsible tenant.
Prompt possession.
NEAR 9th AND NJ SITS.
NW.-Zoned end comml.:
fireproof bldg. Approx. 4,50O
SO. fit. on one floor: truck en-
trance from two sides of bldg.
Some off-Street parking avail
able; reas. rent. Prompt, posS.
,ne CAPITOL 6,E I.st HE5oGrsi e linz MD, ,;
corner of 4Sth and Central
ave. Approx. 5000 So. #, on
one floor, with parking lot in
rear approx. 60'xl00'. Con-
crete floors; truck driye-in
door. Oil hot-water heat;
suitable contractors of1lce and
shop, comb. retail-wholesale,
etc. Rent, $3.50 per mo. Poss.
about May l, 1858.
2S13 NJ ST. N.W.-Zoned
1st comml. approx. 5000 so.
ft. on ground floor; truck
drive-ln through 1-story bldg,
on 2Sth St, which connects
with NJ st. property; separate
entrance on M st. to broom
and-bath apartment on 2nd
floor. Suitable contractors Of
nee and shop, wholesale dis
tributors. etc, Attrac. rental
to responsible tenant. Vacant.
KENILWoRTH AVE, BLA-
DENSBURG. MD.-Zoned ind.
New masonry bldg. containing
1000 So: IT. on one floor; high
ceiling. loading dock with IA
truck doors; reas. rent. I'M
mediate possession.
ALSO IN SAME AREA-New
bldg. under const. Approx.
10000 So; It. with . truck
loading docks within bldg,
oAts hAAtC-hl lIuCk uOOES
16' ceiling heights; poss. in
about 40 days. Both prop
critics are very close to the
new Md. highways now under
construction.
9th AND v SITS. NV. me.
corner).-A very desirable
2nd-commercial property con-
tanning approx. 5000 So. it.,
mostly open space; plus ball
comics along 3 sides: suitable
restaurant, night club. light
mig. and assembly, etc. At
tractlye rent; vacant.
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NO DOWN
PAYMENT

Three tracts in Fairfax County from
S395 to S695 per acre, One to ,
acres. or more. Restrictions. Cleared
land or wooded: streams. Build your
own home. High quality land, good
neiehborhoods: easy monthly nay
Fairwood Estates sales once. Drive
to ChantiIly. Va, on Route 80
lWinchester rd.,. continue on 80
about / mile 10 junction with 69[
Turn right 70 traSt Fa!RRWOSOnD1
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INVESTMENT PROP FOR SALE

ARL.-14 units. Apt. BLDG, mr.. Court
House. n. .Arl.; beautiful 2-story
BLDG, priced at times annual in
Gome; For more information eatl
$9,815-Good sound brick bldg. Can
Waking distance ''' Govt. agencies.
Call 10. 1864, -2I
Key Bridge in No. Arl. Price ia
times annual income. Call ia; z
DETACHED PUNT BLDG, ~ ~ YRS.
MICHAEL WASH $50 4 SON. .'piii I'll
Eye st NV. RE. 7-s2S4. -j9
GEORGETOWN End eommerciai,
nancne Sma down story snd sSGeepS sSt brcf
owner to conduct business 1st II. and
DRAIsNER. 1925 vermont ave. NV.
MA. S-s039. home, HO. 2-7657,
WILL VI sHx TARF THaDE BaE % on sos s1ssE house
.%%FNr96S 5-Tnit Rldg. 20 70 a:6ssa o9,sS:,, 81
commercial lot 21.5x122; S-rm. and
bath, part frame and brick; ins.
be delivered to purchaser. Price,
$500, 5000 trust. DUVALL,
DI, 7-64O0; ewes, DE. 2-1755. i9s
NEARBY VIRGINIA-Three, 4-fam-
lily aptS.. twelve bedroom units:
gross annual rental better than
s. 900: price, $4,000. Call agent,
EN-. 2-345S. 30
305 II ST. N.W.-Weu rented at
$3.50 per month to commercial
tenant; no expenses except taxes.
Price, $50. 900. PHILIP ROSEN-
FIELD, Atty, l109 woodward Bldg.
10"
303 H ST. N.W.-Large store on
s.ound level, with alley in rear,
and 3 rooms and bath above: suit
able for many types of businesses.
Price, 100000. PHILIP ROSEN-
FIELD. Atty, 1109 woodward Bldg.
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14th ST. NV. near Colum-
bia rd. Attractive store ap-
proX. 16'xS0' with part base
ment. PoSs. 1850 days. Rent
S325 per mo. Good heat and
air-cond. systems. Consult Mr..
Young.
CONN AVE. NEAR r ST.
NV. Approx. l4'x45' with
balcony and part basement.
Heat furn. Tenant can have
use OF air-cond. unit in store.
suitable for many kinds of
businesses. One block from
very large office BLDG. hotel
and apt; house development
tractive rental tc responsible
tenant. Consult Mr.. Young or
Mr.. jenkins.
MINN. BUSINESS CENTER
MINI. ave. ne Cne store
available, approx, 15'x125.
Flour. light. Asphalt tile Fl.
Rear entrance TO large GUS
toners parking lot. Many
natl chains already in this
shopping center. Especially
Sultanle Tor chlluren Shop.
Att. rental to responsible ten
ant.
PROMINENT CORNER LO-
CATION Columbia rdD. Ap-
floor and mezz. Heavy trafic
intersection and very deI sely
poputatet area. Suitable many
kinds of businesses Attrac-
tive rental to responsible
tenant Vacant.
3145 N. WASH. BLVD.
ner Fairfax DIR. and near Peo-
Piles Drug. Woolworth, Penny'sl
Modern corner store approx.
lS'X45' with show window on
. StS. Suitable draperieS and
slip covers. Comb, Rest. Deli
CateSsen. etc.
vIERS MILL VILLAGE
SHOPPING CENTER tnear
Wheaton. Md. One store
available in this group now
containing Acme Market.
Drug, Theater and many other
successful merchants. Size
19'x63'. Fluorescent lights.
asphalt tile floor. Rent $500
per mo. PoSS. can be ar
RANGED.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

WEST RIVER FRONTAGE. 40 acres
at $500 per; building site from
$1,000; can build Chesapeake Bay
total; from from ANN Annapolis polls to % sclomons.
Call Trackler. in Shady Side, West
River 3454 or VA. 7-s36O oV-2i
WE OWN FIVE LOTS. o5x1OO each
for AEa04 Or ShPses WBE 70 Or tFeds "1s
can be bought for $500. Call UN.
LOWER POTOMAC. s4,15o, 500
down. new asbestos shingles, lily.
paritons p oedTmS Tnnn,na kit v,feT sheet ssDs T9fe
tank. toilet, beautiful views ever
pier. DU. 1890, Me. s-o4s6;
BEACH LOTS for sale. Beaut; sites.
from Wash: Call 10. 2.l537. 10
IiV r screened no4cb bbedGmS d1n big
bath. full basement: boathouse;
$1,000 a sash. $50 mo: Mr., coEeors9:: crS1:
REAL EsTATE TIth 1Se' Reuo IN N sMIES 48Is5
SHERWOOD FOREST. COTTAGES. ..
:, bedrms. T. R. FITZGERALD,
FAR AR. HAVEN cLrEFs. overlooking
Large 3-bedroom modern cottage.
Price reduced to S1O.950. WALTER
NJ, ByAAUMAN, 1927 K st. NV, Ma.
sTARLiNG. west River Rive; 4s91. 80 L. A.
WOODLAND BEACH, bedrms.,
knotty-pine liv. rm. and din rm.,
llge. cleo, kit. glaSsed porch; Cor.
Longwood and Brentwood st. Open
sat-Sun. II to A. West River 1896.
YEAR-AROUND COTTAGE, LARGE lot
l19 #. on water front; contains iiv.
I rm:, fireplace, nice kitchen, dinette
] : lge. bedrms., li2 baths. oil heat
lse. screened porch, basement. rum
pus room, storage room; boathouse
With deck: mahogany motorboat.
! all lawn furniture. Lovely view. In
best condition. Owner. retiring, has
committed to Washington for years.
Must be seen to be appreciated If
>Tr interested; & ea1I agent at 10; 3-6a42.
Plum Point, Md-Modern cottage
overlooking bay; attractively fur
nished; large liv. rm. with HEATH
lator trepl; electric kit; . porches;
garage under. etc. $4,000. Owner,
A. H. PARKER on premises Sunday.
LOVELY MAsONRY-BUILT e-bedrm.
cottage with lge. lot Nr. creek and
bay. $4,000. Also beautiful lot,
over y acre on creek. $1,000 See
j. F. HAFFORD. Broker, end of 5th
st., Deale Beach, Md. PHI. West
sCiENTisT's CLIFFS. at Port Re-
public, Md.--Cottages and lots for
sale to college graduates at re-
Stricted beach Association of owners
administers activities, owns commit
nifty bldg. Bay beach and fresh-water
lake. Drive down any time As nN
beyond Prince Frederick. Literatur
| on request. --19
LAKE JACKSON. VA.-3-rm. log
cabin, scr. pch. overlook. lake. 10
2-97S7, or inq. CRICK'S CABINS.
10
NEELD ESTATE, Plum Point. Md
Select colony. Ches. Bay. Spac.
house, furn.;. lge.. liv. .rm., firepl.. .
bedrms., bath, elec. kit lge. ser
porch; l rm. entire 2nd flr. Buy
now, enjoy full season. EN-. 3-a426.
COBB ISLAND - Cottage. water
front, 4 rms, half bath, with pier.
t nnan CIV AnriI 10
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Fairhayen on the Bav
PROP. WANTED
FLORIDA PROPERTY

= TO 3 ACRES, livable house. 60-mile
radius. EN-. 3-3633 or Box laS-E.
Star. -l9
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MONEY WANTED
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

WILL SELL AND BUY End tust notes.
DAVID NIMETZ, RE. 5-5039. co s.
1854. -22
2ND TRUST-S5.0OO, payable Si0O
mo-. 61t deferred purchase. rood
cash payment made. income prop
erty; B.. and !. first: only $3.50.
RA. 6-341S.
2ND TRUST-S2.7 100. PAYABLE sos
mo-, So deferred purchase. owner
occupied prompt payments made;
only S1,79O. RA. 6-34IS.
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REAR 1927 21st ST. N.W.-Garage
repair shop. Will hold 3 to cars
Apply AMERICAN SECURITY &
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SKYLINE ESTATES

Picture a mountain home
in the beautiful Blue Ridge
Mountains of Virginia. One
hour driving time from D. c.
A lerge lake with sand beach
for swimming and stocked for
fishing. This property now
being subdivided by owners,
and now available. u acre to
acre lots selling from S795 to
S2,400. PreShowing this week
end, will allow you a substan-
tlal saving. Shown by ap-
continent only. Call MR..
MAYNARD, JU. S-1033.
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HOUSES SALE-VA. Cont

Washington, d.
SATURDAY. APRIL Is, 1853
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Select Colony. cRes. he's. Say BAY Yp spac
house. furn.; lge. liv. rm., firepl., .
bedrms., bath, elec. kit lge. ser
porch; l rm. entire 2nd fr Buy
now, enjoy full season. EN-. 1896.
10
COBB ISLAND - Cottage. water
front, 4 rms, half bath, with pier.
Open Sun, April 10, for inspection.
Call Poplar o-34S4 -10
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16 ACRES

Near Centreville. Lovely 6-rm. home
on this small farm. Reas. down
payment will handle as owner will
hold first trust. Call MRS. WOOD
Gainesville. Va. Haymarket 4-35SS
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30 ACRES

30 ACRES
A new house. all-elec. equip. barn.
tenant helper and tenant quarters,
wonderful stream, ideal for beef cat
tie, What more could you want as
q commuters farm? Nr. Route :,
Is miles from D. c. $4,000. Excel.
financing.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
DEAL Est Offering of cute o-bed-
rm. yr.-around home, nicely fUrn.
Lge. attr. lot. Porch. PERI. for re-
tired cple. A bargain at this season,
$3.50; easy terms.
mod. Cape Cod on
nearly Ia acres. . huge bedrms.,
liv. rm. w/fireplace, full din. rm.,
1l2 baths, porch. Truly quality
home, specially priced at $4,000,
terms.
cEDARHURST-Cozy o-bedrm. yr.-
around cottage: = incl. porches; in
sulsted; fully furn.; copper plumb.
$500; low down payment
DEALE-2-bedrm. home on deep
water harbor Pier, 1l5-ft. frontage.
1l2 acres. Ideal for yachtsman or
retirce; good income possibilities. A
real barRain at Sl3.250, terms.
B. NJ. CDUM. exclusive agent, 931
II st. NV, RE. 7-5316. Many other
attr. props. incl. bldg. lots Drive to
Deale, Paradise of the Chesapeake,
and call Mr.. Rice, West River 67o3.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
Commercial and residential Call
Mr.. Terms. DE. 3-7145 THOS. j
FISHER CO.. INC. DI. 7-6S30.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

ALEXANDRIA,, VA.-Brick. flreproof
const., Tyr. old, including office
mems room with shower, extra stor-
age or supply room. Main work area
40x10 IT, Total area inside ".24Ol
So. #. Outside parking or storage
area over 1000, So. it. Lease, S2235
per mo. Call OV. 3-1201. 10"
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

INDUSTRIAL ana 2nd commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
A. M. ROTH. RE. 1880.
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BAKERIES. ATTENTION.
SHANNON & LUCHS

SIDNEY z. MENSH 81 co.
MA. S-644O 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-23
Redskins Off for Training Camp Today

planned of as feet" stepping on
his big toe in a game, may
change his mind after camp
opens.
Early as it seems for football,
the Redskins are not at the head
of the list. The Baltimore Colts
opened their camp yesterday at
Western Maryland College, West
minister, Md, and the Chicago
Cardinals already have asked
waivers on five players. By
Monday. when the Washington
hopefuls suit up for the first time,
all IL National Football League
squads will be in harness.
Halfback Andy Davis, who OPP
crates a boys camp during the
summer, and Tackle Laurie
Niemi, a shoe merchant, were
the last players to return their
signed contracts. Niemi will de-
lay his departure until Saturday
to clean up some business affairs.
He'll fly to Los Angeles.
Center Jim Dublinski, who re-
Gently completely a six-week Air
ROTC training stint. will not
join the squad at Chicago as pre-
viously planned, but will go di-
rectly to camp from Salt Lake
City.
The party leaving today in
cluded George Marshall, proml-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-23


to Baltimore shpyard and had him pose photographers
dock 1t backfred Dempsey appeared in
patent leather shoes Not until after he lost his title
Tunney did Dempsey become national hero.
WILLIAMS ALWAYS WAS respected for his batting SKILL
but he scarcely idol of the fans in the past Now
it promises to be different The big fellows second hitch
flying jets the mountains of Korea can't help winning
admiration Freddie Corcoran his manager estimates the
Korean war cost Ted $25O,OOO in salaries and fees.
Last of the 400 hitterS, Ted will be IS in october and
he's not he pick where he left off, It may
rough he saying the other night in the Office of Billy
Jimmy Robertson the concession twins at the ball park
There lot of pitchers in the league since played
But I'm going to give it big try"
Williams is little heavier than when he the
American League batting king There deep wrinkles
the eyes the typical sunburn
player But that intense interest the game and that
wheing curiosity unchanged Ted placed the
open market right now, there wouldn't be much of rush
for his services Not much only all 16 big league clubs
would be breaking their necks trying to land him
***
THE MATS HAD JUST blown another ball game in Detroit
the afternoon of the fight the Robertson crying
in their beer Don't about it," Williams consoled
They'll win lot of games before season is over"
NO." somebody said, there aren't enough real ball
players the club don't how Bucky does well
he does"
What do you mean no ball payers?" Williams demanded
whats with Vernon, Porterhed Shea Masterson
BuSby and YoSt?"
"Yost is overrated" said a bystander who had been
listening in on Ted and the RobertSons.
Because he doesn't hit 300?" Williams retorted MAN
he doesn't have to hit 300. Look the number of
mes on baSe Every time you look up EddeS on base II he
isn't hitting he's walking He's better than lot of 800
hers and there isn't another third baseman in the league
who makes the plays.
'Uness" he qualaed its our guy Kell when his back
isn't aching"
WILLIAMS HAS A NOTION he will be sprung by the
Marines this fall When and it, he knows where he's heading
FLORIDA and fishing boat Ted beamed That's for me"
He rated of the fishermen in the country and
in fact holds lucrative position the advisory
of the big tackle manufacturers.
When he reoin the Red sox next spring. the old sugger
is due for shock Although he missed only the 1852
and the current campaign Williams will find lot of his old
teammates Dom DiMaggo for instance They played
side by side for nine Now Dom has retired concedng
defeat to the Red Sox youth movement.
81 may have to concede oo," Ted saying. IT don't
know all those boys but like what I've read and heard
about them. That Boudreau has done heuva job with
those kids landing them in the first division I'd like to
81 again"
That Williams age when he to the majors and
began compiling 10year batting average of 346. He won't
precisely fit the pattern of Bosons youth movement but then
he won't have to- He's Ted Williams
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-23
Major League Standings
AMERICAN
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
wash. at bet. (rainl.
Cleve., 6; N. Y, 4.
Chi, /; Boston, o.
Phila., IL; st. L. /.
Games Today.
Wash. at Det. (2).
$40 pm.
New York at Cleve.
Boston at Chicago.
Phila. at s. l.. (n).
Games Tomorrow.
Wash. at Cleve., s:15
pm.
N. Y. at Detroit (n).
Phila. at Chicago (n)
Ros. at st. L. Itwi-n).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-23
By Lewis F. Atchison

The Redskins issued their first
revised training camp roster to-
day as the main group of play
ers prepared to entrain late this
afternoon for their Los Angeles
training camp, and the name of
Gene Pepper, 240-pound guard,
was conspicuously absent.
Johnny Williams isn't on the
list because he hasn't signed
yet, and Jess Krulock's name
must come off. Jess, a Scranton
University halfback, severely
sprained his ankle working out
and won't be able to run for a
month. The Redskins plan to
take look at him later on.
Other names, like those of Joe
Moss and Billy Cox, who have
departed for military service, and
Lou Karras. whose eye injury
last year forced him to give up
the game, are missing, too.
But, for laughs. the voluble
Pepper will be missed the most.
Big Gene, who got a big belt
out of his own stories, if nobody
else did. apparently prefers his
future as a salesman to football,
according to General Manager
Dick Mccain. But there's a
possibility that the husky ex-
Missouri lineman, who once COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-23

When the breakup" boys
take a look at today's major
league standings, they may want
to consider switching leagues.
Instead Of crying Break up the
Yankees" as they have for
years, they might find it more
appropriate to start q campaign
against the Dodgers.
Today, for the first time since
May II, the American League
has a closer pennant race than
the National. Brooklyn leads
Milwaukee by 51a games. The
Yankees have only q 412-game
bulge over Chicago.
The Dodgers took q big stride
forward last night by outclass-
ing Chicago in a double-header.
9-3 and Ill, as Milwaukee
bowed to Philadelphia. 6-3.
The Yankees frittered away a
full game of their lead by losing
to Cleveland, GA, for the second
straight night after the White
Sox shaded Boston, 10.
Fatten Up at Home.
Ever since the Dodgers came
home shortly before the All-Star
Game, they've been fattening
their margin. They've won 10
Of their last II games, with the
single misadventure coming
against Cincinnati Sunday.
On the other hand, the
Yankees have had their ups and
downs recently, reaching their
high point with two brilliant
victories over Chicago on Sun
day and then falling off immedi-
ately against Cleveland.
Brooklyn combined excellent
pitching, usually a rarity in Eb-
bets Field, with its normally
heavy hitting to humiliate the
hapless Cubs. Johnny Podres, a
rookie left-hander, struck out
10 and gave up six hits in his
second complete major league
game. Veteran Carl Erskine al
lowed only four hits and also
struck out 10 in the nightcap.
Hodges Drives in Seven.
The Dodgers got "a hits, in
Guiding two home runs by Gil
Hodges, who drove in seven tai
lies, and single circuit blasts by
Carl Furillo and Duke Snider.
The Phillies jumped on War;
rem SPAIN for four runs in the
first inning and the Braves
couldn't catch up. The opening
attack featured a two-run homer
by Granny Hammer. It was
Spahn's fourth loss against IL
victories.
The Yankees tried to win it
early in Cleveland, but their
pitchers didn't have staying
power. The Indians trailed by
three runs after three innings.
Then they got to Whitley Ford
for a pair in the fourth on a