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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-04

bert, David Lanigan, Fred Large
Jerome Lefkovitz, Samuel Leslie
jeanne Lewis, Ronald Lewis, Geor.
gia Liatti, Constance Linamen
Ronald Liptak, Lynda Litwiler
Carol Lorenz, Kathleen Lyons.
Jean Malmstead, Jeanne Mangus
Charles Manillo, Michael Manning
John Martin, Joseph Mazzola
Douglas McCrory, Robert McCus.
key, Carol McNickle, Judith Mears
Franklin Micale, Larry Millar
Dennis Minadeo, Faith Miner, Ar.
lene Minett, Jean Mott, Mike
Munaretto.
Richard Nelson, Jay Neubauer
Elaine Nichols, Robert Mess
George Noack, Charlene Novak
Robert Nyman.
Bette Okros, Edward Opatrny
Linda Orenstein.
Patricia PARENT, Michael Paw
lik, Gerald Pelto, Everett Perrin,
Ronald Perry, Joe Phillips, Charles
Piazza.
Janet Randall, Linda Randall,
Darlene Randolph, June Kaufman,
George Reazer, Betty Ann Reid,
Robert Renner, Paul Rippner, Mel
vim Robboy, James Rogers, Robert
Rosenblum, jeanne Ross, Morlee
Rothchild, Beatrice Russell, Doro-
thy Russell.
Marlene Sabatino, Stanley Salter,
Sandra Sane, Gary Savage,
Thomas Scherr, Gay Setteven-
demie, William Sharp, Diane Sher-
riff, Carol Ann Short, Marjorie
Sibert, Joan Sires, Margaret Sisk,
Saundra Smalley, Joyce Smith,
Joan Snavely, Louise Somerville,
Carolyn Southworth, Lorene Staf-
ford, James Stakich, Janet Stillin-
ger, William Stockstill, Jane t
Stringfellow, Patricia Sturges,
James Sullivan, Patricia Sullivan,
John Sutkaytis, Sharen Swanson.
David Tabor, Glen Taylor,
Gretchen Terhune, Gary Thiele,
Faye Trautman, Janice Trow-
bridge.
Henry Verbsky, Thomas Weldon,
Loramae Weiland, Robert Weis,
Sue Werther, Richard West, j.,
Richard West, Richard Wightman,
Robert Wintour, James Woehr-
Manu..
Steven Yanchar, Linda Yannet-
ia, Hazelan Zachau, jeanne Zam-
pino, Judith Ziegler.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-04

WE recommend the newly developed
Sanidyne for dandruff. Reports have
been outstanding. Collamer Drug Co.,
1871 Euclid ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-04

The LEADER Has the Buyers
Evening star., 1953-05-07
BETHESDA
RESTRICTED GLENWOOn

RESIRlCIED GLENWOOD
Here is : home for the family seeking
q finished property. Extra features
include ely-landscaped yard with
multi-colored Vermont slate patio
and wall, cypress and picket fencing
tiled baths, liv. ..rm. with fireplace,
din. rm., new elec. kitchen with
table space, disposal and dishwasher,
screened porch OF din. rm. leading
to patio. Paneled den and Law, on
1st fl. Entire house is tastefully
DEC; Near schools: transp.. shopping
for appointment, ewes. OIL. 4-272O
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC.
NJ. d1ORR n
Evening star., 1953-05-07
HOUSES SALINE. Cont
ASSUME GILOAN

S3 900 cash and monthly payments
buys this 's; semidetached brick home.
Only 4 years old and newly redec-
GRATED. Front porch. full basement
with playroom, 8 other rooms. Va
cant and ready to move in. Phone
now, LU. 2-1315. until 10 pm.
Evening star., 1953-05-07
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW

HOLY REDEEMER PARISH
A stately center. hall new red brk.
Colonial; huge liv. rm. with firepl.,
full-size din. rm., dream of a kit.
3 bedrms., 3h baths: stairway to
attic; extra-large screened porch;
daylight bSmt.: garage; slate roof :;
lge. lot with tall trees: walking
distance to schools and transp
Call Mrs. Stodola, OIL 2-9104.
SAMUEL E. BOLEY INC.
OIL. 4-1266. -
Evening star., 1953-05-07
BETHESDA

A. really fine through center-hall
brick Colonial 3-bedrm. home in a
conv., loc.. close to shopping, transp. :,
Lynnbrook and Our Lady OF Lourdes
schools; situated on a large, level,
corner lot. Owner leaving city,
pH3S, prlced to sell quickly; Ewes, OIL.
OIL, A.1ORR
Evening star., 1953-05-07

1sT COMMERCIAL BRICK
2 AptS. 1874 7th st. S.W.
$500 Cash Will Handle
Elk. 3-5707. RA. S-014O
Evening star., 1953-05-07

GREEN ACRES-S17,95O. Clean and
attrac. 3-bedrm. home Recr. rm. !;
slate roof; screened porch. Fenced
yard. Good financing. BILLINGS
LEY REALTY CO., EN-. 2-2326 till
Evening star., 1953-05-07
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

NEW ENGLAND COLONIAL
LARGE ROOMS-HIGH CEILINGS
Secluded, convenient, large home
section Of KIRKSIDE. between the
Circle and Chevy Chase Country
Club. Most spacious home, in excel
center hall, liv. rm. 16x3O, 1st-f.
powder rm., 6 LARGE BEDRO OOMS,
3 BATHS. Fireplace in master bed
rm., big walk-in closets. Servants
room over 2-car garage. Perfectly
Handicapped "a acre with huge trees.
Splendid property once open til 8.
Town g. Suburban, EN-. 2-940O
Evening star., 1953-05-07
SILVER SPRINC Mn

SILVER SPRING. MD.
Two BedrmS., Bath First Floor
Lovely brick Cape Cod, with living
room, dining room, kitchen. 2 bed
rooms. bath on first floor, and 8
Dedrooms, bath on second; level
fenced lot; built-in garage and car
port; Conveniently located on two
buslines. Mr.. Ryan, JU. 5-l25S.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2O0H
Evening star., 1953-05-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS - 4-yr.-old
semidet. brick; rms. 3 bedrmS..
S135OO. HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
1345 Good Hope rd., s.e., LU. A.
Evening star., 1953-05-07
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
KENSINGTON

$2,950 Downfall. 1St Trust
Never before have terms like this
been offered on new brick homes
OF quality and character by Mar
Gus. Something new and different
from. full bsmt. to storage attic.
Lovely large liv. rm. with paneled
fireplace wall. full din. rm., large
kitchen with eating space, 3 bed
rms. unusual bath with vanity.
Really an exceptional buy at
Sl7,950, Monthly payments $l15.
Excellent location, just of Conn.
ave. JU. 9-6440..
REALTY co.
Evening star., 1953-05-07
BETHESDA AREA
St-FL. BEDRM. AND BATH

Charming white brk. Colonial. Excel.
community; walking distance Naval
Hospital and NH. Living rm. with
fireplace. din. rm., screened porch,
lge. mod. KIT, bedrm., full bath,
For more particulars, call John
Mohler, MA. S-4OSO; ewes. OIL
2-280S. j. RUPERT MOHLER JR.,
Evening star., 1953-05-07
COLORED-BARGAIN

500 BLK. FARRAGUT ST. NV.
brick. in new-house con-
dition. Six large rooms and ? glass
, inclosed porches. full bsmt,, oil heat.
well-equipped kitchen, deep fenced
yard; price, only S15.5O0. with
Sc, 500 cash to reasonable purchaser,
Z. Please call Mr.. Gavin. with H. G.
.eM1THY CO, ST. $4,000; residence,
Evening star., 1953-05-07

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Delightful new 3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick
rambler, bsmt. with firepl;. flagstone
ditioned. Open daily 2 to pm.
Directions: Out Conn. ave- to Chevy
Chase Circle. east on Western ave
to CUMMINGS lane. left to Turner
lane. right to 1905 Turner lane
H. J. KorZendorfer Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1953-05-07
Open Today, 10 to Dark

RiggS Park. Washinston's
only new community 3 bed.
rooms, lSt-f1oor powder room.
de luxe kitchen, RECREATION
ROOM. front porch. are Just
some of the features of these
new Semidetached brick homes.
Price. S15.950. $3.50 down.
COME OUT TODAY, Drive
out Riggs rd to Chillum pl.
ne. tSign on cornerl, turn
right to 1919 Chillum pl.
Sidney z. Mensh & Co.
Ma. S-6440
Evening star., 1953-05-07
CHEVY CHASE
KTpKCTnE

3 bedrms.. . baths, den w/freplace
and powder rm., maids rm. and
bath, screened porch, lear gar;
= blocks to Chevy Chase Circle.
In Kirkside. 4 bedrms.. 3 baths. den
and powder rm., maids rm. and
bath. rec. rm.. lear gar. u acre.
8 blocks to Chevy Chase Circle,
Evening star., 1953-05-07
SOMERSET

SOMERSET
4814 DRUMMOND AVE.
Post model home of 1941. .Det. brick
and frame, large level Handicapped
lot, 75x155 1st floor liv. rm,. din.
rrn., large kit, center hall and
powder rm.; md floor. 3 bedrms.. .
tiled baths. full bsmt.. pine paneled
recr. rm.. 3 porcheS. det. garage.
Open every evening. ; to Z pm.
Mrs. Sterling on premises. Exclusive
with
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.
EN- 3-ISOO Till 9 PM
Evening star., 1953-05-07
CARROLL KNOLLS

&4AV4VNA9A 4A4NO0x4A
2213 Darrow ave-. Silver Springs;
attrac., newly painted, brk. rambler
5 rms, tile bath, shower, mod. kit,
lge. liv. rm., open firepl.. bookcases
gas &C. heat, full bsmt.. concrete
front porch, awnings. Lot 57x125.
Owner moving to Florida. VIII sell
with or without furniture. Out
Georgia ave-, left on Dennis. left
on Douglas to Darrow ave. DE.
2-O317; eyes,, JU. 9-2491.
Evening star., 1953-05-07
REALTY co
KENSINGTON
SPLIT LEVEL

Can you imagine? 3 bedrms., studio
liv. rm. with balcony; lge. din. rm,
kitchen to make cooking a pleas
ure; | "a baths.
ALL FOR UNDER $4,000
Dir: Out Connecticut ave, 10000
block to Wash. ST., right one block
to Hadley pl. Open l to z, sat, and
Sun. Through week, see supt. on
Iob' 7:30 to 4. or call MIR. PRICE,
LO. 5-2534.
Evening star., 1953-05-07
HILLANDALE

RETIREMENT RAMBLER
Beautiful 3-bedrm. brick rambler
rm. with firepl., dining area. lge.
mod. kit. Scr. side porch and utiI.
rm. Ample space for gardening
and flowers. Call Mr.. MCINTOSH,
Elk 3-24S0; ewes. and Sun, AID.
2-6565.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
Realtors, Ills 18th 81. NV.
Evening star., 1953-05-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD. 4.

THREE -BEDRM. RAMBLER, only
S14,950. Kensington area, As
sumo large 4es CT loan. Excel. buy.
A. j.. KESSINGER g. CO., JU.
Evening star., 1953-05-07
FLORENCE v. c1uFFREDA
CHEVY CHASE

Exclusive Somerset area. Luxurious
white brick rambler, 8 bedrooms, 3
baths; marvellous recreation room on
ground level with 2 lovely picture
windows. Conservatively priced.
Mr.. Ryan, JU. 5-1258,
Evening star., 1953-05-07
$17,555 TO $19,85O

From Bank Of Bethesda. out Old
Georgetown rd., miles, left on
Beech ave, block to Wilmett,
right to home.
w. o. COOLEY & SON
BUILDERS-DEvELOPERs
DI. 7-14S1. DE. 2-4444
Evening star., 1953-05-07
WHEATON

acre corner lot; liv. rm. with Are
place, din. area, large kitchen; full
bsmt. This is very attractive
home, in new community with 0
price you will appreciate
Evening star., 1953-05-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
THE HAMLET :
Chew Chase Md


This beautiful Colonial home, one
year old, offered for sale only be-
cause owner is transferred from
washington. Center hall, large
drawing room, full-length picture
window overlooking ,garden, un-
dining room is feet long, large
library, powder room. butlefs s
pantry and kitchen complete the
first-fioor plan: There are 4 bed
floor and stairway to finished attic.
Large recreation room with fire-
place; maids room and bath and @
car garage in basement. Lovely
lot, well handicapped and beautiful
trees: 22 blocks from Conn. ave.
Reasonably priced to sell quickly.
Call Mr.: Leigh, MA. $4,000; ewes.
OIL. 2-3799.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1953-05-07

. HESDA-BRADLEY AREA
New white brick rambler, in beautiful
setting, on knoll, overlooking .gol1
rms. and 2 baths, also separate bed,
rm:, hobby rm. or maids rm. with
fun bath OF breezeway; dble gar.
all rms. spacious. Shown any time
az YOUR convenience. Mrs. Wooton
WO. 6.S972, or CO. 5-0475. Exclu.
0 ETHfnSTprNcr TfST " n,rrrunrnA
Evening star., 1953-05-07
NEAR COOLIDGE HIGH

COLORED-NR. ZOO-Beaut. redec.;
8 bedrms.. glass-ceiling kit, "a
900. Call for appt.. DE. 2-s23l.
coLoRED-7OO BLOCK QUINCY
story. brick, S-rm.: furn. house.
Price, S13,950. Reas. down pay
ment. Phone owner, MR.. HoLOBER.
cSoAHosI5@4Oo 81 s71S994 BLK. EMERSON sr.
N.W.-Semidet. brk.; 3 bedrms.,
incl. porches. deep yard, beaut;
eond., very reaS. priced with $4,000
or more cash. For q good home.
call v. D. JOHNSTON. HU. 3-7Sl@.
CoLoRED-51OO BLK. ILLINOIS
AVE. N.W.-3 nice bedrms.; row
brick; auto heat; modern bath
and kit; $500 or more cash will
buy. For q good nome: call V. D.
JOHNSTON. HU. 3-1Si". .
COLORED-FOR PHYSICIAN OR
architect or the like. Corner brick
house nr. Kansas ave. and Farra-
gut st. NV. Featuring first-f. liv.
rm., din. rm., den, lge. kit. second
A.. 3 bedrms... : baths: full bsnt;,
shower bath; easily converted to
once, Price. S26,35o. 1nspeetion
only by appt. Call Ma. S-5S03.
Evening star., 1953-05-07
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co,
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 1900:

NGTON-3-bedrm. new Colo
NAL: powder rm., large kitchen;
pSmt.; many unusual extra features
Real value here at S1S,S50. Terms
arranged. Till 9 pm, LO. 6-2SOO,
HUGG1NS & HARRISON. INC
Evening star., 1953-05-07
SILVER SPRING

= OIIIy 6JOU DOWn
Delightful 3-bedrm. home, kitchen.
breakfast rm.. separate din. rm.,
spacious liv. rm., fireplace, gas heat,
wall-to-wall carpeting. Trees. Drive
way. Garage. 1mmed. possession.
Close to school and tranSp. Price,
S1O.950. OWNER. JU. S-56OS after
Evening star., 1953-05-07
TAKOMA PARK
TAKOMA PARK

Solid masonry, owners home on 1st
fl. with sos per mo- apt. with sep.
entrance, pay all expenses. One
block to all stores. transp. at door.
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SPORTS ROUNDUP

chin q man with one waiiop nom
either fist.
sampling u press Box opinion we
took the ether DAY would indicate
that ne older horse, Tom Fool,
VIII command heavier backing lhan
Native Dancer IN their dream race,
Notwithstanding the Istters ire
mend0us two season record and the
fact he wlll have > pull In the
weighis. Some who picked the Fool
said they would switch their choice
Il the race were 10 be at a mile
and . half. They think the Dancer
needs . lot Of running roam.
The Yankees broke every rule Of
baseball superstition By holding
their victory" celebration on the
train coming home from The West
the other day. The thought q
throwing . whingding before the
nag Is clinched sends shudders
down many spines, but the Bomb
ers feel they are above such child.
ish fantasies. and maybe they are.
Perhaps more significant in any
prevlew Of the bis playoff is the
fact that Billy Loes, the youngest
and most unpredictabie Of the
Brooklyn pitchers. turned in q four.
hitter against the Pals on Labor
Day. This was indeed something.
because Billy had not gone the
route In two months and Manager
Charlie Dresser was beginning to
wonder II be ever would again.
II Billy has come out of his
trance Il Is important Series news.
for there had been q question OF
which Dodger hurler outside Carl
Erskine, Preacher Roe and Russ
Meyer might be risked q start
against the Yanks. A Loes a his
best could make q great difference.
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third and then Bruton scampered
home, beating the throw, when
Andy Pafko bounced % the intleld.
Lefty Johnny AnloEelli was the
winner; Lindell. making hts first
start Cor the Pills after moving
over from Pittsburgh. was the
loser.
Thus Milwaukee prolonged the
National League elinching 20 per
haps early next week but didn't
keep the Dodgers-and the Van
kees Zoo, for that matteF-irom
dreaming about al the gravy
they should lap up In the World
Series.
The record World Series gate
was set BY the Yankees and bod.
gers In 1877 when SO, 763 fans
turned out and there was a seven.
game gross Of s2.o2i ,stss2, iaclud,
ing SEQ. 900 In radio and teleyision
moneys.
The largest players pool. limit.
ed 10 receipts Ol the first four
games, was $500 .s67.2T, collected
BY the Yankees and Giants IN 1851.
Both q these all-time high fig
ures stand a good chance 81 being
bettered under the stepped.up I'D.
mission prices. the first ticket hike
In years. Yankee Stadium has q
seating capacity Of 81 600. Brock.
lyn's Ebbets Field SAIL
The stadium, Cor instance. Has
some is.00o box seats and 2S.eoo
reserved seats. Under the new
prices. . game al the stadium con-
ceivably might draw sioo.o00 more
than In recent years.
After opening Sept -. the World
Series games win be played riehi
on through without . days inter.
ruption--that l.. unless Milwaukee
sneaks through. And the Nanks
and Dodgers have been given per
mission 10 60 ahead and print
Series pasteboards. The baseball
brass figures they're taking little
chance of wasting precious paper.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09
Native Dancer Gets
Another Workout

NEW YORK .R-Native Dancer.
risky a. a hep cat. was sent Out
Cor another gallop around Belmons
Parks huge lsa.miie main track
today and trainer Blli winlrey ex.
poets 10 turn the biz grey cham.
pion loose IN . speed workout in
a day or 50.
Since the Dancer bruised q foot
reeeutly, The Alfred Vanderbilt
stable has almost had 90 issue
daily bulletins on TIE eals's eondi.
ton. Telephones ring a. an hours
In Tire Vanderbilt barn office and
at Winfrey's apartment. Phosog.
rapheEs swarm around the 5-year.
cid king.
Hes iaN PER cent now. said
winfrey after the coli gal,oped
around Ne ewaek yesterday fne ths
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09

NEW YORK @-There are q
great many hotel rooms In tAis
t0wn-must ran into the thousands
but 4 500 haven't already made
q Reservation starting about tao
seeks from today Il would be
sgrunaly advisable 20 count on stay
ing home and burning leaves.
Three ol the years biggest sports
events are scheduled 10 be packed
into : little more than q weeks
tine here.
First among the three spectacies
n which championships will be In
viewed comes the heavyweight
battle between Rocky Marciano
and Roland Ia StarEa az the Polo
Grounds on the night Of Sept. "a
Two days later. Native Dancer. the
3-year-oid champion. win make bis
run 81 Tom Fool. the handicap
king. in the Sysonby Nile AZ Bel,
mont Park. On the following
Wednesday the Yankees and me
Dodgers open their h0merie tussle
AZ Yankee Stadium.
From this distance II begins a
look as th,nsh the odds in favor Of
MaFelano keeping hts title vii
iengthen gradually right up 20 the
weigh.In. and that the better from
Broekton might enter the ring 4
st0.i favorilc, or even better.
Why this Is 50 We do not pretend
20 know. In our mind, la Ssarxa
figures 10 have a real good chance.
But the promoters have had much
difficulty selling the comparison
between Roland and another clever
boxer named Gene Tunney, and the
talk invariably gets around 10 the
established fact that Marcian0 car
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09

Ionee again fight Cor survival. John
son win once more SCI the chance
Of . lifetime.
Getting back to TIE fight. II was
= dandy. The two Negro fighters
fought a spirited. bFuisiHg battle
Charles was the aggressor. but he
vas outhoxed b. a confident. hun
cry fighter who provided 8. t62 fans
they paid So. es0-with as pretty
an evening Of eounierpunching as
this reporter has seen In years.
The decision was split, with
Judge Lou Tress scoring II 10 for
johnson, Judge Joe Capristo Sal
for Charles and Referes Buck Nc
Tiernan 6-5-i for johnson. rhe AP
had Il s-3-2 for Johnson.
Charles weighed 1854 and John.
son III.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09
INTERNATIONAL HwaCrr
TINY ACTRESS DIES

HOLLYWOOD Gn-Funeral serv.
ices we're scheduled today for Mrs
Mona Cooper. ~, known for moFs
than half a century as Lady Dolly,
the midget actress.
The widow 81 Tim cowboy Tes
Cooper. Shp stood only 2 feet
inches tail. She died Saturday.
Mrs. Cooper was 3 sehoolteachef
in her younger years. Later she
worked IL the movies Tor mauy
years and vas . stand-in Or child
actresses.
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May Play Before
=. 100000 Gate
As Prices Go UP
~ WILL GRiMsLET
Ap snaEla MrilaF

The New York Yankees and
brooklyn Dodgers. already close
% cllnching their respective league
champi0nshlpx. mas be excused 4
they suddenly get eager 20 finaSh
me lob in a hurry.
They certainly wunt be toyine
around now that Il appears they
may piay before q "a million dol
lar cate and the largest players
pool "a World Series history.
This became . strong possibility
yesterday when Baseball Commits
sioner Ford Prick and ether exc
cutiyes decided 90 kick up the
prices II World Series tickets
enough 20 increase the average
gate from $4,000 10 10000 q
game.
Box seats are ap from % 10 $40.
Reserved seats are up from s. %
al. And hleaehers are up from
81 10 s.. a 100 per cent rise. Nh
stlll cost the same for standing
roOm-s&.
The men who run baseball made
some other important decisions
which fen into the routine cate
cory. The 1853 Series win open
Wednesday. Sept. -. In the parh
Of the American League champion
starting time Is los pm, EST,
except Sunday IN Brooklyn when
the time viii be 2;os pm.
The Yankees. with a nlne.game
lead over Cleveland and a magic
number Of 10. open their final home
stand against the Western clubs
tonight with the tough Chicago
White sox IS hosts.
The Dodgers, with q i2ls-gams
advantage ever Milwaukee and .
magic number u 4. swing West
Cor . nine game "trip which begins
with a night engagement at Gin
cinnati.
ANY combination Of 10 Yankee
victories and Cleveland defeats car
cIlneh a fifth American Leagut
pennans for cagy Casey Stengei.
The doughty Dodgers need just
four triumphs or a combination oi
Milwaukee setbaeks 10 end what
ever suspense remains in the Ma
tional League.
The Braves appear In no mood
10 make II easy for Brooklyn
mathematicianx. In the only zane
played In the majors last night. q
playoff Of a July n sie game, they
edged out the Philadelphia Phillies
80 with some weird ninth-inning
shcnnanigans.
With the score tied %. Bin Bru-
ton, Milwaukee leadoH man. struck
out. But, when catcher Stan To-
pata missed one Of Johnny Lin.
dells knucklebagiS on the third
strike, Bruton scOoied for first.
When Lopata failed 60 retrieve the
ball. BIN took OF for second.
Johnny Logan sacrificed him "a
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Charles viii Get
Second Crack Az
Harold Johnson
ny RALPH BERNsTEIN

PHILADELPHIA lH-The most
Interesting thing about boxing il
what you hear in the dressing
room after q fight. Take the Har.
old Johnson Exxari Charles battle
~ Connie Mack Stadium last night.
which the 2-to-I uScerdog, Johnson.
won In slashing. hruising style.
Pre-fight talk By both boxers.
their managers. the promoter and
anybody else who could get In q
public quote. was that this was she
win-or-else fight for Charles: Il was
the chance OF a lifetime for IS
year-old Johnson.
The winner was going 10 get the
next crack al the heavyweight title.
heavyweight title fight with cham.
heavyweight title FIGHT win cham.
pion Archie Moore even II be lost
but made a good showing.
Then came the dawn. or rather
the end Of the fight Reporters
crowded into the sweaty dressing
rooms. fought their way through
uumberleSs well-wishers and con.
fronted The managers. Charles, his
co.managers, Tom Tannas and
Jake Mintl. al thought Charles
won. Retiredg Man. you're a crazy
mixed.up Md. they inferred.
why, We have q contract for .
return bout within 90 DAYS and we
name the site" tkey shouted nj.
most in unison. You see. the fieht
mob has more secrets than the
State Department.
Perpiexed and sslll unbelieving.
you hustle down the corridor 10
Johnson's quarters He and his
manager, Tommy Loughren. were
talking about fighting Rocky Mar.
eiano for the heavyweight title. or
maybe Moore for tie light heavy.
weight crown.
They were making millions-in
The dressing room. anyway.
Then an innocent reporter popped
. question. DO you have = return
bout contract wiih Charles7"
silence. then thought. then sud.
den realization. then speech.
YES, We do. ! guess wen have
10 fight him in 90 days. Probably
in Milwaukee, Pittsburgh or Gin.
einnati."
The result Is TITS: Charles win