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You won't believe this either until
you see these lovely new apartments
We are going to give. you the first
opportunity. to see what we mean
by real value. One and two bed
room apts., offering excellent room
draft metal windows. all hardwood
floors and private parking. You
will love the all-brick public hall
WAYS and the colorful tiled floor
Modest rentals at sos and $76.50,
plus a few dollars for utilities. In
SHANNON a. LUCHS Co, 1905 Ii
ST n w MA 2-o246 -27
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APTs. UNFURNlsHED-D. c.
NEAR BOLLINC FTELD-Attrac !

NEAR BOILING FIELD-Attrac., l.
S69.65, including utils. DREYFUSS
BROS; INC. 1019 18th st. NV.
7th AND IRVING SITS. Nv
Newly redec.. spac. 2 and 3 bedrm.
SptS. Sep; din; rm,' lily; rm.. kit. and
mo, plus utils. DREYFUSS BROS,
INC. 1019 10Th st. NV, MA. s-05S2.
- Spacious, 1-bedroom
spt nodeTq g@S .tl slevstsF SsE bldg 1c, near
6RExFGRsss' 6i1s FARs' Bsos IR9s@F ic SsG M g.
GEORGETOWN-e-bedrm. apt. in
apt bldg; adults only. RE. 7-$2S16. 81
.O1O G NV lre. rms. kit, bath;
stiis. spiire E2 E2d s6G75s 10 sloO plus as share
oIs MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Bedrm..
SIS wk. LII. 6-8512. 80
S.E.-2 BEDRMS.i / blk. from bus
and shopping; S75 plus utils. Call
,atI aftfr GfKaRR piRi 70; 70 S;gSo5. heds. hss
s sss janof E din On cs sm ru tit sdSS5 sRS bath
FIVE-RM. APT: newly decorated; in
large bldg. 1440 Meridian pl. NV.
See janitor or call TU. 10000. 80
CONGRESS- HEIGHTS. 41S Mellon
st. s.e.-Liv. rm., bedrm., kit. and
bath; S50.50: unfurn.; available
Sun, call EX. 3-4741. -28
ll35 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Large liv.
rm., bedrm., kit, pvt. bath; utils.
included; $6S per mo. After 6 pm.
rs
TWO ROOMS, KIT. and bath; pvt.
entr.; employed couple; $50. incl
utils. CO. 5-6312. IS
17l3 PENNA. AVE. N.W.-5 lge.
rms. Ia baths; newly dec; can
also be used commercially.
MAURICE FITZGERALD
1911 G st. NV. MA. 1886
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APTS. FURNIsHED-MD.

CLEAN KIRKWOOD. brand-new fur
apartment project Every convent
ence; SIO0 per month including util-
tiles. AP. 7-2252 till 8 pm. -2S
MT. RAINIER-2nd tir.. partially
furn apt. over, doctors ONCE: liv
T1ns5sd Fm Dsdrm Kit and bath b: utls
COW. t. stores and churches. THE
PERRY BOSWELL CO. Gath and
Rhode Island ave-, Mt. Rainier, Md.
MI IA KAfSiER. alfSHR a7os Queens Ta chapel
5adrh sa Apt M No. arr dnstts containing a. Pstb
nicely furn.. incl; TV, radio and baby
grand piano, piano, S115. DUNN g. GO,
NR. RA WASH sAN1TAR1uM-2 bed
XII 5I16igS Pyt' shower BATH S1@5 mo; Ss! ~.
rm.. with aIcove
Working cpie. only. VA. 7-Ss96s.
Md bedrms.. liv.
decor, mr.. car and busline: Route
stores. S1O0 mo-, incl. utils. WA.
SILVER sPRING-Living rm.. bedrm.,
st sas 56 din aSSye' c6be bath Ttls nsl
TAKOMA PARK--Living rm.. dinette.
furnished 2nd f.. pvt. entrance; on
bus line. mr.. shopping center: utils
furn.; 2 adults only; gentle family
SS5 mo. JU. 5-1797.
kitchen and bath: $50 mo-, % utils.
incl / Tx. bus and shopping. JU.
5-S545 after $50. 30
TAKOMA PARK-Lovely 3-bedrm.
pvt; apt. with nice porch overlooking
parkway, nicely furn., to refined per-
LGE EFFICIENCY APT. - Pvt. en-
trance and bath; near stores and
good transp.; utils. included; $40
mo. 3612 39th ave-, Colmar Manor,
Md, WA. 7-3213. pa
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APTS. UNFURNISHED-MD.

COLLEGE PARK, 1926 Knox rd.-2-
bedrm. apts.; dinette, liv. rm.. kitch-
en-; near tranSp. and shopping GEN.
ter; conv to Md. q. With all utils
furn., S96,So. UN. 4-2956. or JU.
SILVER SPRING. bedrms., kit.
DIM bath; all utilities included:
NEAR flower AVE. 1ssi Tiakoma Pa Park.
Mod. 1-bedrm. apt, close to shop
ping center and transp. Cali JU.
TARooMA PARK, MD.-conveniently
located, l-bedroom apts.. dinettes;
incl. utils. JU. 5-756O, JU. 5-2947,
EVANSVILLE HILLS Nice 5-rm.
apt, newly redec.. entire 2nd FIR,
pvt; entr.: use of yard: nr. schools
apd ap trsSsp,; rsSsp utils. incl; So so.
kfRKwooD APIS. in nearby Ma Nd
to Ss5, incl. utils. Adjacent to
beaut: Sligo Park, near shopping
ee%9eF' dooTs Ap Tsh9ols Sg$5 Fairgrounds; bus at
SILVER SPRING, $500 Plymouth G st..
nr. Piney Branch and Flower aves.
shopping center-2 bedrmS.. liv.
rm;; kit. and bath; new bids >;
children over yrs. accepted. Avail.
!Tf4 sept kao,S ]; SSloo' AID. 2-5l33; eyes,
THREE fE; R-fSaSi NV APIS; comb. liv. wIG im.-
bedrm;, kit, bath. including utils.
and heat; unrestricted parking
3616 both ave-, Colmar Manor, "a
blk. off Bladensburg rd.: S65 mo.
furn., S75. LU. 2-6772. WA. 7-1121.
TWO BEDRMS., liv. rm., kit. and
bath; pvt. entr.; 6307 Foote St,
Seat Pleasant. Md. 81
TAKOMA PIX, Md -bedrm., lst-
fir. apt; $3.50, incl utils.; avail
Sept. |; adults only; 6S07 Red Top
rd. JU. 9-2631. -27
cow. LOCATION - Modern bsmt
apt. 2 bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit and
tiled bath: utils. incl. JU. 5-7752
BEAUTIFUL .2-BEDRM. APT, at
S311 Roanoke ave-. Takoma PIX;
nr. Piney Branch shopping center;
4 exposures; pvt. front entrance;
lge. liv. rm. with firepl.. din. rm.,
| equip. kit. and bath: laundry and
lge, fenced yd.; all utils. and heat
furnished; S11O a month. OWNER,
S02 Domer ave, Apt. 2, in rear.
| Call JU. 5-Sl23 80
TAKOMA PIX. MD. $500 Red Tor
| rd.-Avail. soon: beautiful 1-bedrm
apt, lst FIR; lge. ,liv. rm., dinette
Utils furn.; $3.50 mo. JU. 9-13l5
APTS. AvAILABLE-Cobur Terrace
| 300 Defense hwy, Bladensburg, Md
Next to school and shopping center
bus stop at door. WA. 7-276S. Il
EXTRA LARGE ! and Q bedrm. apis
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Naylor Gardens

Attractive mod, and 2 bedrm. apts.
S74 and S77.50; 2 bedrms., SSS
and S92, utils. incl. Bsmt. lockers
laundry facils.. conv. transp. ad-
jacent shopping. parks. Fairgrounds,
schools. Call weekdays, 9 to 8.
LU. 2-6100.
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.

Mr.; WALTER REED-Mod. bldg;
din alcove, bedrm,, kit. and bath
$50 so per mo. utils. incl. Avail.
Sept. Sept; l. Call o to only. EN-.
EMBASSY sECT1oN-New air-cond.
utiis. incl; secyi sery, 1475 Euclid
sst' st. mr. J HH. ~ 3..34O2. al
kit; lit and bath; heat, water, elec.
med occup. Contact IO4O Wood
NEAR TAKoMA. D. c. LINE, $3.50
Maple st. n.w.-2- -bedrm. apt. very
nice cond.. S99.50. RA. 3-2270.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS s.E.-New
One bedrm:, $69;50. Apply res.
DREYFUss BROS, NC NA. s.
55$S ILLINOIS AVE. N.w.-5 rms,
aantte trance Ra kit'ser sos and BATH pvt WIS en-
14IO EUCLID ST. NV rms, kit.
and bath; conv. transp.. shopping
$50 incl; utlls. co. 5-2S33. 81
CORAL HILLS-Modern garden-type
hDts'' ipGi ~ osdTmss' earns s92'6o' all 9tils'
TWO LGE. RMS, 2nd-fir. front, deep
closets utils. furn.; sic wk. or
$50 mo. Seen 3 to s pm. l214
coNVEiNiiENT; NV. location, elevator H
building, garage parking. sun deck;
gtiIs. incl, AD. 4-I41s or " Ho. 10.
SET room. kitchen. screened
porch. share bath: Ii. 6-es6s. @as
S69.25, UTILS. INCL: available Sept
/; Sc; nr. everything; mod. l-bedrm
apt. 10. 2-3S5S or so. 5-4939
.6ia H ST. s.w.-Modern enc. p apt.
avail. Sept. 1st.. sos per mo. in
cludes all utils.; "a block from 18th
st, car line May be seen bv calling
Mr., Evans, UN. 4-1060 or RA
BoIIfSG VIEW APIS. consres.
Heights, Sc, modern 1-bedrm apt.
S69.50 per mo. including utils.
12xl eft liv, rm., large dinette
master size bedrm., 11x17; ample
closets; incinerator. laundry rm.
storage rm, See resident manager
! 223 Orange st. Sc. Apt. 10, 10
UNUSUALLY LGE. / and Q bedroom
apts.: near Bolling, Field. $3.50
and S93 mo-, all utils. incl. Janttol
on premises. Near buSline. Call 10
2-7256. Can be seen st 1112 savan'
nah ct. Sc. rs
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COLORED
1929 TRTNTnAn AVE- NE

Lge. 1-bedrm. apt. Liv. rm., kit. and
bath; sleeping porch; laundry rm.
S75 mo-, utils. incl. Avail. now. To
inspect. call
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT co.
1920 K st. NV. EX. 3-lS1l
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APTs. FURNIsHED-vA.

newly dec, lge.
Ink. effic.. clean. quiet, refined
Empl. adults. S65 TIE. 6-3439.
NORTH-Very desirable
2-bedrm apt, completely furn., all
utils. euit. . or 3 adults. ia. 2-6524
ARLINGTON-Nr. Pentagon; l-bed-
room apt. avail. Immediately. Efici-
ency on Oct. l. IA. 5-6540. -2S
TRANSIENT - One liv. -bedrm., kit
and bath: pvt. entr.; day, week or
esS month y cIABE Ii s-IaSo: $780, blks Tecbt,s S7
2 rooms. kitchen and bath; $40
Daleview 5-S9l4. -27
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TWo.B .BEDRM. APT, l mi. from
Rosslyn Hot shoppe, SS7. so; avail,
now, 1927 N. Calvert. DI. 7-7T40.
ARLINGTON-New 1-bedrm. apts
SIS. Utils. except electricity. Nr.
Key Bridge. BEST section.) Conv.
to Georgetown and d. c., bus fare.
No children. See MR.. CARR. Out
Wilson blvd, left on Oak St, right
to 1884 10th I'd. North. Il
ARL., VA, close in-2 rms. dinette,
kit. and bath; SIT mo. incl. utils.
Call property manager. WEAVER
BROS. INC. DI. 7-S3OO. -27
ARL., FIT. MYER VIC.-l-bedrm. apt.
S77.50. utils. incl; lovely garden
type; parking. Mgr, IA. 5-6375.
SPACIOUS 2-BEDRM. APT; close-in
Arl.; transp, and shops adjac.; sos,
with all utils. JA. 7-2497. -2S
LEE HWY, VA. / mi washinston-
, rms. dinette, kitchenette, bath;
newly painted; End flr.: married
couple; adults only. ia. 2-5St6.
1910 N. COURTHOUSE RID.
De luxe large 1-bedrm. apt, pvt,
SAM RoSEY. AID. 4-270o
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APIS. FuRNIsHEp-D. c. IA
8O7 PORTLAND ST. Sc.

One rm., kit. and bath. pvt. entrance;
will also share my 2-bedrm. apt.
with an empl lady. Mr.. N. Yd..
Boiling Field, etc. Call 10. 2-1 f63.
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COLORED-DOWNTOWN

1314-1318 11th ST. NV.
Nicely furn. l and 2 bedrm. apts.;
rentals from 500 to $3.50 a mo.
incl all utilS.
RENTAL AGENT ON PREMISES
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THE EVENING STAR

washington, y. Z.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 26. 1859
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APIS. UNFURN.-D. c. Cont

ONE BLK. FROM CAPITOL-In we'll
kept BLDG, effic., $50. l bedrm.,
$3.50. All utils. incl. EX. 3-5l93.
CIRCLE APIS, 2430I
Pa. ave. n.w.-Air-conditioned eff
ficiencieS: $3.50 and $500 all
utilS. and Secretarial services incl.
eony. to transp. and shop. Elk.
3-7640 as
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ST. Me- bedrm.. liv. |
rm. kit. dinette. bath and porch
apt; $3.50 incl. heat and hot
water. Apply MR.. BROOKS. 1904 |
18th st. ne NApt. & -2K
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1927 MONROE ST. N.E.-Liv. rm..
bedrm., kit. bath. LA 6-94O3. II
1868 EAST CAPITOL ST.-3 lge.
rms, kit. bath. back porch. See
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1893 BELMONT ST. NV; mod. l.
bedrm. apt; heat. hot water and
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1850 10th ST. N.W.-Elev. bldg. l
rm. and bath. sos per mo. Phone
Ma. S-9797. CAPITAL VIEW
REALTY CO., Realtors. 925 New
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floor; newly dec; lge. rms; beautiful
garden: S132.50 mo. ST. 3-6316.
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APTs. FURN.-D. c. tcont. }

BASEMENT APT.-1259 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV, Dupont Circle area |,
: rooms, kitchen, bath. private en-
trance; S7o per mo. NE. S-S266.
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BOILING VIEW APTs.. Congress
Heights. S.E.-Modern 1-bedrm.,
furn. apt. S9S. so per mo. includ-
dinette, master size bedrm. 11x17;
ample closets: incinerator. laundry
rm., storage rm. See resident man
aEer. 223 Orange st. Sc, Apt. 10.
1901 CALVERT ST. NV. mr.. istk
and Col. rd.-Elev, 3 bedrms., liv.
rm. din. rm., kit, bath. EN-. 3-9O77.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
Boone Triple in 11th
Beats White Sox, II;
Carver Nips Keegan
BY The Assoeioied Press

CHICAGO, Aug. %. Ray
Boone tripled and scored as Walt
Dropo grounded out TO give the
Tigers an thinning, 2-1 victory
over the White Sox today as Ned
Carver shaded Bob Keegan in a
brilliant pitching duel.
Neither team could score in
nine innings. but Detroit got a
break in the 10th when Don
Lund's short fly was muffed by
Outfelder Jim Rivera. Lund
took second on the play and
scored a few moments later on
Johnny Bucha's single.
Chicago got that run back in
its half of the 10th. Orestes
Minoso led off with a single. He
was forced by Rivera. who stole
second and romped home on a
single by Bob Boyd. However,
Carver held the Sox hitless after
Detroit moved ahead again in
the 11th.
Detroit threatened in the fifth
when Dropo and Steve Sou
chock singled, but a double play
got Keegan out of the hole. Gar
yer was in jam in the sixth
when Keegan and Chico Carras-
quel singled, but Nelson Fox
lined into a double play.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
By the Assoeiaied Pres,

NEW YORK, Aug. ga
pair of two-run homers by Ed
Robinson and seven-hit pitch
ing by Marion Fricano gave the
Athletics a 1914 victory over the
Yankees today.
The defeat left New York
nine games ahead of the White
Sox, who lost to Detroit, 2-1,
in IL innings.
Fricano, 30-year-old right
handler who was beaten by
Whitley Ford Monday night, got
even with the Yankee left
handler. whose five-game win
ming streak was ended as he
took his fifth loss against Is
victories.
After giving up a scratch
single to Hank Bauer and a
walk to Yogi Berra in the first,
Fricano retired II men in order.
The string was snapped when
Berra doubled in the seventh.
Ford left after allowing four
runs in six innings. Two of them
came on Robinson's 18th homer
with Dave Philley aboard in the
third. Robinson hit No 19 off
Tom German after Joe DeMae-
stri walked in the seventh and
the AS added three more in the
eighth.
Fricano lost his shutout in the
eighth when Jim Brideweser
singled and Gil McDougald
doubled.
The Yanks loaded the bases
with one out in the ninth on
Bauer's double, a walk and Irv
Evening star., 1953-08-23
Dook Walker Wins for Lions;
Eagles Hammer Bears, 24-7O
By the Associated Press

SYRACUSE. N. Y, Aug. 22.-
Doak Walkers last-period touch
down and field goal gave the
champion Detroit Lions a 1913
victory tonight over the Pitts
burgh Steelers in an exhibition.
Walker went 20 yards on a
double reverse for his touch
down as the entire Pittsburgh
secondary was bluffed out of
play. His field goal was a g.
yarder, breaking a 13-all tie with
5:45 left.
Walker helped to set up his
own touchdown, which came
after four and a half minutes
of the final quarter with a
l5-yard run over left tackle.
Huncl1y Hoernschmeyer added 25
in the drive. A 32-yard pass
from Jim Hardy to Leon Hart set
up the field goal. Tom Du-
plinski's pass to Cloyce Box was
good for rs yards and the Lions
other touchdown.
George Tarasovic scored for
Pittsburgh. picking up a blocked
field goal attempt and racing IS
yards. Jim Finks passed nine
yards to Elbie Nickel for the
other.
Detroit o O 9-16
Pittsburgh ------- 6 0 0 7-13
Detroit scoring: Touchdowns, Box,
Walker. Field goal: Walker. Conversion:
Harder.
Pittsburgh scoring: Touchdowns.
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Braves Defeat
Chicago, II, in
14-|nning Battle
BuhI Goes Distance;
RuIIy in Ninth Averts
Loss of One-Hitter
BY the Asseeioisd Press

MILWAUKEE,. Aug. 22.-John-
ny Logan slashed a single over
Ralph Kiner's head in the 14th
inning today to give the Braves
a 2-1 victory over Chicago and
extend their winning streak to
seven straight, longest of the
season.
A pair of infield errors set up
the winning run after the
Braves had tied the score in
the ninth. Warren Hacker, who
took over the Cubs pitching in
the 10th, was charged with the
loss. Bob Buhl. rookie right
handler who went the distance
for the Braves, was credited with
his 10th win against six losses.
George Grove singled to open
the 14th. Buhl bunted and both
runners were safe when Dee
Fondy threw wild on an at
tempted force. Jim Pendleton
also bunted and all hands were
safe when Hacker booted the
pickup. Logan's single over
Kiner'S head did the rest.
A crowd of 1884 watched
the seasons longest game in
County Stadium.
Buhl seemed destined to lose
a 10 decision to Howie Pollet
despite a one-hit performance
until the Braves came to life
to tie the score with two out
in the ninth.
The Cubs had parlayed a walk
to frankie Baumholtz and Dee
Fondy's line single over second
base into their run in the fourth
inning. After that, until the
game went into extra innings,
the young right-hander was un-
touchable. Four singles fell
harmlessly in the final frames.
Pollet gave up only four hits
one each in the first four innings
Until the ninth. Joe Adcock
opened with a single and Harry
Hanebrink, running for him,
was sacrificed to second. Sid
Gordon unded out, but
Walker Cooper bounced a pinch
single over second to score Han
ebrink and tie it up.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
Cards Beat Red|eqs
On BiIko' S Double
By the Associated Press

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 22.-Steve
Bilko's tremendous seventh-inn-
ing double drove in Stan Musial
from first base tonight and
settled a see-saw game in which
the Cardinals won their third
straight victory by nosing out
Cincinnati, 5-4.
Cincinnanti led twice, st. Louis
once and the score was tied
three times before Bilko ham
mered in the winning run with
the Redbird's eight and final
hit. The blow sent Bud Podbie-
Ian down to his 14th defeat.
AL Brazle, the fourth st. Louis
hurler. was credited with his 5th
triumph against six setbacks by
hurling the last three scoreless
innings.
Stan Musial raped his 10Th
homer off Fred Baczewski with
one man on in the first.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
McDerInottGets
No. 14Despite
Griffs' Il Hits
Musterson Turns In
Futile Five-Hitter;
DuvuIiIIo Errutic
By Burton Hawkins

Ted Williams, the former let
jockey. again was on target last
night at Griffith Stadium. He
supplied two singles in three at
tempts and drove across two
runs as the Red Sox defeated
the Mats, 4-3, before a crowd Of
9,419.
Shortstop Yoyo Davalillo con-
tinued to fade with three errors.
one of which figured prominently
in a three-run uprising in the
seventh inning to permit two un-
earned runs against Walter
Masterson.
MaSterson lost his 18th deci-
sion although he yielded only five
hits before being supplanted by
Jerry Lane in the ninth inning.
Mickey McDermott, who retired
in the seventh inning with a
backache, notched his 14th win
with the aid of Ellis Kinder.
They were banged for IL hits,
but the Mats made little use of
them.
Ted Climbs to 500.
Williams, who entered the
game with a .474 batting aver
age and four straight hits. tap
ped out meekly in the first in
ming but he singled home a run
in the third and connected again
in the seventh to produce an
other run. He emerged from the
contest with 500 average, leav-
ing for a pinch-runner after get
ting his second hit.
McDermott permitted eight
hits but held a 4-2 lead when
he strolled to the mound for the
last of the seventh. He COM
planned of back trouble and was
yanked. Along came Kinder to
make his 57th relief appearance.
Kinder promptly was clipped
for a run. Wayne TerWilliger
tripled to left-center, remained
on Lnlrd DaSe while Mickey Ver-
non flied out to short left, but
scored after Jackie Jensen flied
deep to Jim Piersall in right.
Last Gestures Fail.
With one down in the eighth
Gil Coan batted for Davalillo,
beat out bunt and stole second.
but Pinch-hitter Pete Runnels
famed and Kinder DETECTED
Eddie Yost's smash to Floyd
Baker, who threw him out.
With two out in the ninth.
Jensen singled to center but the
Mats last hope died when hort
stop Milt Boiling took Clyde
49,
(See MATS. Page C-3)
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Totals 46 543y 20 Totals 81 IL AZ 13
FLIED out for Polet in 10th.
fNone out when winning run scored.
tGrounded into double play for Bruton
in 7th.
sRan for Adcock in 9th.
GWalked for Dittmer in 7th.
fSingled for Sisti in 9th.
oRan for Cooper in 9th.
Chicago ~ 900 100 900 600 00--1
Milwaukee - 900 900 001 600 Oh
Runs--Baumholtz, Hanebrink. Grove.
Errors-Jackson, Fondy, Hacker Ditt-
mer. Runs batted in-Fondy. Cooper,
Logan. Sacrifice-Crandall. Double play
z-Miksis to Serena to Fondy. Left on
strikeoatsEBy Poiiet (s}. BY y Hacker. /; L
by Buhl. z. Hits-Oh Po1let, 6 in 8
innings; of Hacker, 8 in 4 innings
(pitched to four. in 14th). Runs and
earned % runsT7;Pollst. IL; Hacker' s dt;9; d;Q;
sis). Winning pitcher - Buhl (10-7).
Losing pitcher-Hacker tS-16).
Evening star., 1953-08-23
By the Assecioted Press

HERSHEY, Pa, Aug. 22.-The
Philadelphia Eagles tonight ham,
mered the Chicago Bears, 24-1O,
in an exhibition football game
before 13,405 at Hershey Sta
dium.
1t was only the fourth time
in Eagles history they have de-
feated the once-powerful Bears,
including exhibition and league
games.
Quarterback Adrian Burk
sparked the Eagles attack, as
the entire squad of 40 was
brought into service by Coach
Jim Trimble. Burk set up the
winners first score with beauti-
full looper to End Bobby Wal
ston, who carried to the Bears
9-yard line. Halfback Ralph
Collision took it over from there.
The Bears came back in the
second period on Bill Georges
soaring 45-yard field goal Wal
ston matched that three-pointer
with 21-yarder and the Eagles
added seven more points on
43-yard pass from Burk to Wal
ston, 16 seconds before the end
of the half.
After a scoreless third period,
the Bears scored their only
touchdown on a 69-yard drive,
with Tommy O'Connell, former
Illinois star. passing for "a yards,
a 15-yard roughing penalty
against the Eagles and Steve Ro-
manik's 25-yard pass to Don
McColl. former Stanford end, for
the score.
After 10:37 of the final period,
Burk pitched % yards to Pete
Pihos in the end zone to end the
scoring.
ehifss3 fhifsdeiphia h 91S 9 -
Chicago scoring: Touchdown, McColl;
field goal. George; conversion. George.
Philadelphia scoring; Touehdowns
Walston; conversions, Walston (2).
Evening star., 1953-08-23

lima in football, has informed the Tar Heels
there will be no more of it. =. Going into
yesterdays $115,OOO American Derby, Native
Dancer had earned $7,527 per furlong for
II miles of racing and one statistician has
calculated that if the Vanderbilt gray
actually covers 26 feet in a single stride,
he earned $3O10 08 with each bound.
Ray Wietecha, a Nat farmland at
Charlotte, where he was hitting .260 but
leading in runs batted in and total bases,
reported to the New York (footbalD Giants
training camp but was released inside of
week. The Giants explained to Weitecha
former crack center at Northwestern that
Evening star., 1953-08-23
Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston at Washington-Parnen u7-O
VS.. Marrero (7-6l
Philadelphia at New York Byrd no.
141 VS.. Raschi G0-5l.
Detroit at Chicago (2)-Gromek t4-6)
and Aber t3-3l VS.. Trucks 1850 and
Consuegra (6-3).
ST. Louis at Cleveland (2)-Turley
1-0D and Piliette (4-9l' VS.. Wynn t13-
10) and Houtteman (4-12).
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh (2)--Meyer
12-5J and Loes t12-6l VS.. Friend (4-91
and Lindell (5-14l.
Chicago at Milwaukee f2)-Minner
S-13) and Klippstein t7-10l VS.. SPAIN
uT-5) and Wilson (4-s).
Cincinnati ct st. Louis-Collum (6-sl
or Raffensherger (6-lu VS.. Chambers
t2-4).
New York at Philadelnhia-Jansen
(10-10) vs.. Simmons t10-11).
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Hockey Coach Named

CINCINNATI, Aug. % (P).-
Roland McLenahan, SO, high
scoring defenseman, today was
named player-coach of the Gin
cinnati Mohawks of the Inter-
national Hockey League.
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Totals 40 IS 27t 8

Totals 40 Is 27 8 Totals "a 727 8
Grounded out for Ford in 6th.-
+Singled for RizZuto in 8th.
Popped up for German in Sth.
SStruck out for Schallock in 9th.
Philadelphia ------ 102 001 231-10
New York --------- 600 900 O13- 4
Runs-DeMaestri I2l. Philley, Rob-
inson (3). Zernial. Suder. Mauro. Fri
cano, Bauer. Bollweg, Noren. Bride
weser. Errors--Martin, Bolweg, Bride
weSer Runs batted in--Robinson "a,
Philley c2). McDougald, w. Martin,
Brideweser C2). Two-base hits--Mur-
ray, Philley, Berrs, McDougald, Bauer.
Three-ba5e hit-Brideweser Home runs
Robinson t2l. Double plays--Martn
to Rizzuto to Bolweg. Rizzuto to Boil
veg, Left on base-Philadelph z;
New York. 5. Bases on balls-Of Fri
cano, ?; of rord. ] off German. 3.
Struck out-By Fricano. /; by Martin,
l. by Ford 8. Hits-Of Fricano, z in
S2a innings; off Martin, 0 in Is inning;
off Ford, in innings; off German, 3
in 2 innings; off Schallock. 2 in in
ming. Runs and earned runs-Of Fri
cano. "A; of Martin, 90; off Ford. 4-3;
off German. So; off Schallock, 10.
Passed ball-Murray, Berra. Winning
pitcher-Fricano 90. Losing pitcher
ance-34 574,
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Fricono Beats Yankees, 1914;
Robinson Slams Two Homers

Noren's safe bunt. Billy Martins
fly drove in one run and Bride
weser tripleG two across. Morrie
Martin relieved Fricano and
famed pinch-hitter Gus Trian-
dos to end the game.
1t was the fifth victory for
the AS in 19 meetings with the