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FARM AND GARDEN

small farm G1s Or as estafs iS" Si mAIoNEY feaS tgr
INC Silver Spring. Md
Super A C H. and NJ tractors,
Tsser, RSTs @oTeFS cEsEs skss sT 5GTase d har
spreaders, leaders, power units,
wagons. heavy duty discs. hammer
mills and shelters: New Holland bal
ers. forage harvesters. blowers,
saws. cement mixers and discs;
New Idea mowers, ,rakes. corn pick
leaders, wagon unloaders, bodies.
sprayerG lime and fertilizer dist. >;
Brillion grass .seeders; Myers hay
conditionerS, baler and binder twine.
Parts and service. MALONEY'S s.
MALL CHAIN SAWS, new and used;
parts and service. MALONEY'S,
INC. Silver Spring Md JU S-3333
VIRGIN TOPS0IL, best quality. any
quantity; immediate delivery; reas
Landscaping. LU. 1868. any time
LAWN RENovATIoNs - Beautiful
lawns don't Just happen-we build
them: Reas; LU. 1-5563. -
LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE,
dopsSii' eIi.S! vnaIn manqTe; trees Shru6bsTy'
JE 2-2s43. JE. 3-0S78.
TREE REMOVAL, topping, pruning,
feeding cabling; S5 up, Free est
-P2AAuL'S TREE SERVICE, 10. 6-457S
Eha trhmRe RaM9V1L' o q s5g RTnNpg NJ ss topping sH
mates Ii. $3.50 anytime. %
TOPSOH-Very good. rich topsoil for
lawns and greenhouses: Very rea-
FLAGsToNE woRRETeTraces. fire
places, retaining wall. pipe, drain
work. F, MARcuCcio. Rockville
phone Poplar 2-35SS. %
1858 FORD JUBILEE TRACTOR. l
spring tooth harrow. double turn
ing pillow. | single turning pillow. This
equip. Is In good cond. and may be
seen at 6S73 Lee hwy. Arl., Va. Pur-
poSe E%;if Of II; sale is to close out an estate.
HARRILL. JE. 2-l960. g
TRACTOR, GARDEN AID. 2Ia-horse-
power. fully equipped, 2 yrs. old,
Sl5O. Also Toro lawn mower, 30
Original price $685., will sacrifice
for $3.50; Both in perfect condition.
AzALEAS. wholesale. retail. J. M.
ROTH, S211 Sligo Creek parkway.
POWER MOWER r" CLEARANCE, as
much as 4Oee off,, Is, II, rs. 32
inches, set up and serviced. MA
FREEZERS-REFRIG. CLEARANCE, as
much as 500 of. MALONEY'S,
INC, Sl26 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring,
JU. S-3333.
POWER MOWERS, new, Labor Day
special; top grade, 81" cut; regu-
larry $12S.50, close-out at $9S.50.
G. L. CORNELL CO. Ais Miller
ave, Beth. Nd, OIL. 2-660O. --3
USED EQUIPMENT - Ford tractor
H tractor. NM model q, VAC Case
with mower Economy with plow
cult and grader HIM 14O cult
two 12-inch John Deere plows, one
16-inch INC ploW, rs Nh baler. 81
combine. Tsp hay chopper. F-I2
mower, 80 Harvester thresher with
motor. 30-ft. elevator, HIM. corn
planter, manure spreader, elevators
and garden tractors. MALONEY'S
INC, Silver Spring, Md, JU. s.
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APTs. FURNIsHEp-MD.

ATTRACTIVE RMS. and pvt. bath;
f1S SlSan; A.iaap emPl' couple; utils' s IqFn
ROGERS HEIGHTS. HysttsviIle =
with pvt. driveway. view and lawn;
$d15 per mo. Ap; .I2;r 4o9S4s' 59$Si' ~
bedrms;,, liv. rrn.., dinette, com6inea
slee mc klf Also pxs pec 'aOweF aSt Pam rm fSrn
shower, kit.., AM. pvt. entr.; $75
TAKOMA PARK-Basement apt.
rooms, kitchen with dinette space,
bath, private entrance; $50 month;
TWO 'i BEDRMs., Vi LIVING RM., bath.
kitchenette: all utils. furn.: chill
dren accepted; pvt. entr. UN. 1920.
TAKOMA PARK-Bsmt. apt. 2 rms,
bath. pvt. entrance: cool and dry.
Call MRS. BREWER. eyes,, JU.
TAKxdoMA PARK-BeautifuIly f1rn.
1-bedrm. apt, close to stores. buses:
large closet space; $50 mo. 70.
RIvERDALE. MD.-Beautiiul 6-rm:
sndtSSn. nS Sasa sD ain entrs 4m HnS openns % nen
grounds: near Route i. transp.,
stores. theaters, etc. $3.50 mo-,
II inel; utils, ,yx VA; = 5oS72e. 6dT n,.nGa-SS.
type spt pro.c IN sSsrT ecnv 500
per mo-. incl. utils. VIM. r..
HUGHES Co. -AP. 1889. --3
SILVER SPRING-Liv. rm., bedrm..
kitchen pvt. bath and entrance;
all utils. furn.: must be seen to be
appreciated; 500 mo. JU. 5-6567.
TAKoMA PARK-Loyely bsmt. apt.
9 bedrms., ltv. rm.. kit. tiled bath:
utils.; laundry privils. JU. 5-7a52
after $50 pm. -3
FIRST-FL. APT, 3 rms, lRe kit :,
bath; cony. Joe, good transp.; $50
ioIs @ soth oath ST.. MT. RAINIER-Ls..
liv. v.-bedrm. comb. Ice. kit. pvt
bath; sos mo-, incl. utils. AP.
7-24S5. -
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ROOMS FURNISHED-N.W.

2 RMS, kit. and studio compl. furn
5721 4th st. NV. RA. 3-079S. -5
FARMINGTON, 1924 18th ST.. nr
Dupont Circle: maid service; conv
location; sgle. SS.75 wk.: dble
I523 EYE ST. mr.. Doctors Hospital
single rms, adjoining bath; 81 .5C
1Ssd QUE ST. N.W.-"The Kennert.'
Lovely, newly decorated single rms.
81 and $3.50 weekly. -3l
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE Newly
decorated rms: daily maid service
switchboard service lGl2 New
HAMPSHIRE ave. NV NO. 7-2267
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Mclean Gardens
9211 Porter ST NV

Taking applications Tor men ano
women: sgle. rm. from $50 80 mo.
Dble. .rm.. S35 mo- Der person.
Grounds and bldgS. protected by
Burns International Detective Agcy
Trans. rms. avail. EN-. 2-6622.
So A DAY FOR 2
Extra large double rooms. next tc
bath, for ladies or gentlemen;
special wkly. or mo. rates; maid
service. Walking distance down.
town. 1926 18th st. NV. "a
COLORED - 1902 S. ST. NV.
Newly dec. rms for rent that you'll
like. Low prices with privils. "a
COLORED-SGLE. AND DBLE. RMS.
for lady or gentleman. Quiet neigh
borhood. 4129 Illinois ave. NV. -
COLORED-L0OKIN FOR A G0On
HOME? Lge. dble. rm., for elderly
lady, in Christian home; $50 mo
cohoREDHFuRN. 81 sHpll RM.. empl. eS cple
or men PRIVILEGES. 1892 Vernon
St. NV. Apt, 21. AID. 4-59s7. =
COLORED-N.W.-Large front room!
for employed persons; no children
50 week. Co 5-S9SS 2"
COLORED-NICELY FIjRN. RM. fol
gentlemen; twin beds; So each
pvt. 1869 T ST. NV, HO. 2-6oSl
COLORED-LGE. FRONT RM.; home
privls.; will accept child. DE. 2-13S3
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LOVELY LARGE FRONT unfurnishet
bedroom. Telephone. AID. 2-7514.
C0LORED-rLAdRGE front rm.; priv
RMS 2 lge.,- small
front and back. All privilS. eXcep
cook. Conv.. and quiet. DU. 7-1614
"a
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FUREIT URE WANTED: ANY
AMOUNT GOOD FURNITURE, AND
FEW GOOD ANTIQUE ARTICLES.
ALSO WANT GOOD PIANO, RE-
FR1GERATOR, GAS RANGE AND
SMALL ORGAN. CALL MR., GRADY
TODAY. PHI. MA. S-2679.
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COUNTRY BOARD
ROOMS UNFURNlsHEp

CHRISTIAN HOME in the country,
experienced mother; children 2-6
yrs. JE. 2-2771. 3
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AIR-CONDITIONED
IIIXITRY APARTMENT

EA44S -SN|ANN44 ! AN\4N9A
LUXURY APARTMENT
For family or corporation that can
afford the unusual in comfort and
amenities Living room 10 it. by "a
1T. with two exposures and fireplace:
dining area for & persons; 2 bed
rooms and 2 baths or bedrooms
closets one or two Kitchens with
electric dishwasher garbage disposal
unit clothes washer, clothes drier,
and refrigerator with deep freeze
compartment: 80 IT By 81 #. private
flagstone terrace with adjoining bar;
southwest corner Of 9th floor in re-
Gently COMPLETED. air-conditioned
Carlton House. $500 Wisconsin ave.
NV, commanding magnificent view
of city. and Potomac. River valley.
Planned for owner Of building and
never occupied Secretarial telephone
service garage basement laundry
facilities and future public dining
room Furnished transient guest
rooms available in building. Cali EN-.
2-S200
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

TO AVOID STORING. the use of
furniture for 4 rooms Available to
reliable party. DU. 7-4446 after
s pm. -3
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OLORED-VACANT
3451 w. .Holmead pl.. n.w.-First Il.
;;.;n 2 rms; ;n Kit. PVT. bath $76 pc per mo; 70
8rd A.; SOB per mo-, utils. incl
PASQUAL REALTY CO.
724 9th st. NV. Elk. 3-S2S0
COLORED-DOWNTOWN
1314-1318 18th ST. NV.
Nicely furn. and 2 bedrm. apis.
rentals from $50 to $3.50 . mo.
incl. all utils.
RENTAL AGENT ON PREMISES
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] ALEXANDRIA
as and Ssth s11G S All All utiis diae'fS sivER e.
VIEW APIS, 1116 N. Pitt ST.,
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OOIG44I I1GO4V
SCRAP METALS

Auto batteries, house rags. highest
prices paid. WASH. RAG a. BAG
CO. 215 L st. s.w.. DI. 7-S007.
PVT. PARTY NEEDS clothes rack.
folding screen, small counter. 3-way
full-length mirror, sec. sofa. small
refer.. suit. for dry-cleaning store;
packing trunk. LU. 2-S3I0. f
y. KRUPSAW MILESTONE of I43S
Wisconsin ave, on vacation. Keep
us in mind till September s.
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HOTEL 144n

1 room, kitchenette. bath. Maid and
phone service. S24.50-S31.5 so week.
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APIS. UNFURN.-D. 6. Cont.

ANACOSTIA, close-in-Attf. 1-bedrm.
apt, in mod. bids; conv. to shop
ping. transp.: $3.50, incl. all utils.
DREYFuss Bros 1919 18th st.
sYlS RlS.aa@ Az 81 spt. srHss s.I ssldns no
incl. utils. Kitchen includes large
double-drain stainless sink, S-cu.-
IT. freezer chest refgr.; built-in
bookcases; ample closet space; in
cinerator; laundry rm.; eony: to to
from bus stop. Call Mr.; Goodman,
between g and 5 wkdays. 10.
LARGE sTUDiO APT. end floor:
suitable "a adults or co,mabined
%GH!S VuHsd SsGsidsc cans se ss.n ssniSsins Il
CoNvENiENT IN on IocxTIoN-2 IniSN2 bed
rms. liy.- rm.. bath, equip; kit.
porch: SIS per mo-, utils. incl. Ap-
,pSs Ply 51ii III Seorgia ave. nv Ssaru, "A H.
rm., dinette, kit. and bath; 2nd
A.: mod; most COW. loc.; adults.
1865 slSSSffa HALEY TER. s.E.-Ds blk.
from S. Capitol transp.. shopping;
H9. 1T dqglsA RE ssss 9las ssss ssSa liz i4:l 4455
18th AND G SITS. Nw.-ssO for
lovely cor efic.;: yr. lease; new
bldg; Take S400 furn. with it. ME.
ssOs ss'ySi sih ST. N.E.-Liv. rm., bed
rm, dinette, kit, and bath. Rent,
S55 S55.70 % incl aob! beat and hot water.
si6 POToM4C AVE. SCI bed
hoth. .vajiehla ;n,medietsiy Sat
S6O;S4 per month. Call janitress
SOUTHEAST AREA bedroom, iiv-
ing room, kitchen and bath; avail
%anss:r Hti1ts: insasd aKs ronLEY eSi Fe'idfpt EU
.soI sot04i 18TH ST. Nw.-Enaciency,
S57. so incl. utils. Apply Office, 5
sHIPI.Epv e 4 p;mi pSRKx.or. SRlx. and two-Sssd-
opment; extra-large. rooms; picture
windows. plenty Of closet space,
storage rooms and laundry facili-
ties; conv. to bus, schools and shop.
ping center; one bedrm.' from $50
340O 25th st. Sc. 10. 2-OI35. 5
n.w.0Ad1its only; $3.50 per mo
Key, ianitoF, 3, F SAUL AGd CO.. 9@5
Nk. iS'n i1th II and and edi CO.. gcIl01 I'd. nxBedrm
bIde, III r% sse56: g. Rp sf5h 45SSs SS5Sssh in apt
10Th AND T SITS. N.W.-Elev. bldg.
sun deck and garage parking: eftic,'
Ssa;95; sB95 8 ! ] bedr%;; rgoo s99'95. RA, B.
5-RM. APT. in new modern bldg.
with large closet. 1st f.: immed.
occupancy; cow. to Boiling Field,
shops. schools; Ss7. WELLoNS
GE6AhaGnToWNEllS REAaHnxf vi 4-1lSS lSedrm apt. ist
faxuFsHs m FsSss sfsa50 il: 5G' ST. IT, ssa5asfiG5
s47 so Bachelor apt; bedroom.
man. Ii. 6-19os. once os@6
sfs Maryland AVE. ,N.E.-1st-f
per per- mo. ' Z. quincy a SMITH s' NC &C.
1sf6 s4dS kHAi6RRMx 4 IS ANA Ri RD. NV S!W-Apt Apt
mo mo Keg. f@s as15 {sth Hssnsi St n%n' nw Lfss i
2Si PORTLAND ST. S.E.wApt. 3. l.
bedrm unit; cony; to stores; sa9 II trans11' inI1
ans. anf sS5iing 5oi @!sTss. sisl0' s0'''o la'i
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Conv. transp.
3 bedrms.. "a baths; 2 porches; ga
rage: all utils.: $500. 1910 1ngomar
Mr.. CORAL HILLS s.E.-S66. so:
heat incl: / bedrm., liv. rm., kit.
dinette, bath: laundry facils.; close
shop; lge. yard; front apt. 10.
4-S5S9. .
UNFURNIsHED APT.-3 rms. Kit.
pvt. bath: adults only. RA. 3-23l4.
CHAPLIN AND d SITS. S.E.-New
apts. avail now. bedrm.. liv. rm..
kit. dinette and bath: SOS plus
utilS.: laundry and storage tacil-
tiles avail charles c, CONNER.
RE. 1925. %
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GOLD

Bring your dental gold. platinum.
discarded iewelry WE pay cash.
A. KAHN INC.
so YEARS AT e35 F ST NV.
HIDE-A-BED, fun size, davenport
style. AID. 4-1325 mornings only.
-4
PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
can Day or Night, JU. 9-3039.
REFRIGERATORS air conditioners
and freezers; all makes, any copd.
ALLISON REFRIGERATION. AID.
REFkfGGERAroRs, gas ranges, turn.
ture heaters. stoves. mattresses
ACME STOVE CO. MA S-S952
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THE EVENING STAR Gil
Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1853
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

LIVE ON CLosE-IN 23-acre estate
in Silver Spring, Md. miles from
White House. beautiful grounds.
large comfortable room. cool in
summer, breakfast and dinner served
every day in the week. Free park
ing, maid service. Rates from S16
per week. Phone JU. 5-2594. a
CLUB MASON, 1928 New Hamp. NV.
A club residence for those seeking
the best; sgles., also dbles, with pvt.
bath; SIT wk. and UP, incl. full
course meals and hotel SERVICES
III sHi tEGaaSSEY tKGfaNaSSEDY ST. N.w.-Nicely
furn. .rm., pvt. bath: gentleman; pvt.
det. home; with or without board.
FOR MOTHER AND CHILD-Will
take care of child while mother
works. On direct busline. Tu'
RID. NV, eOO1-single
rooms; good meals; young people;
S15 wk.; rec. rm., TV. co. b-2493.
HALI-Announces openins
Of new bldg Sgle. and twin bedrms.
daily maid, service running water in
rms. Bendix: recreation activities.
Tv: selected menu. 1925 21st st.
ROOM AND BOARD for working
mother and school-age child; day
care for child. RIA. 3-4492. .
rm. in conf. home for
elderly people; cool porch, shady
yard. good meals. 2206 Wis. ave.
NV EN- 0-620Q -
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FREE ELECTRIC

Gas and heat. Spacious cool 1-bedrm.
apt $72 so. No rent increase. Nr.
Naval Research. See Janitor in
bsmt;, 206 Wayne ol. s.e.' DU.
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HOTEL 24OO-l and Q bedrm. apts.
furnished or unfurniShed
IN PRIVATE HOME, convenient NV.
location; furn. bedroom, kitchen,
private half bath; S55 monthly, in
Guiding utilities; prefer single man:
no other roomeTs;: RA, 3-I350; "a
lively furn., Ist-fl., -bedrm. apt,
IN small neat bldg. close to shops
and express transp.; $S4.5 DREY-
FUSS BROS, 1919 18th st. NV,
cHEivY CHASE vIC.-Attractivels
furn., 2-bedrm. apt; nice yard, pvt.
entr.; S120 mo-, incl. all utils.
Nebf ave-. nr. Conn. DREYFUSS
BROS 1919 18th st. n.wp Ma.
1927 GA. AvE.-Two rms, nicely
turn:, mod: kit. utils. incl; $65;
adults. TU. 2-3O98. "A
liY.. rm.. kit. and bath, utils. furn.
white neighborhood, Ii. 4-2399.
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144e RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV,

II4% hHUDE ISLAND AVE. NV
Large rm;, kitchen. bath, closet
1861 nth 81. NV. Apt. % Cen
trally located ! -bedrm. apt, liv. rm.,
mod: kit: bath with shower: rea-
sonable. RE. 7-9561. j
1901 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
fc coRD1fioNEbs sSi fHoi fs 3aanas connKsi. rd
NV, studio apt, small apt. BLDG. ;,
] man; kit. din, peach tile bath,
utils. SS9.50. Also smaller unit, SIS.
6:30-9:30 pm. 2014 Kalorama NV.
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WILTSHIRE CRESCENT, 1901 Conn.
ave. n.w.-Lovely furnished efficiency
apartments; living room 13x20. large
closet space; air conditioned; util-
itieS and secretarial switchboard.
Call resident manager, EN-. $4,000.
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Ib2H K So. NV. MA. S-U3hH. -3
I AND RM. APIS. FOR RENT: good
c st. ne. Ii. 4-571s. ~ -
1884 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-SeveraI
lge. attrac. furn. efficiency aptS. for
couples or young girls: semipvt. or
pvt. this; reasonable %
MT. PLEASANT. 1923 Newton st,
apt. bldg; adults: S65. 4 Es
NE. SEC. 18th St. near Sears
Dinette, kitchen, bath. bedrm., liv-
ing rm., porch SIS. EN-. 3-S752.
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near univ-Three
bedrms., liv. rm.. kit, bath with
shower, lac. sun porch with deck
chair. everything furn.: good neigh
borhood and transp. 1851 35th st.
NV. -
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rm., kit. and bath. $1,000. Also
/ lee. rm., kit. and bath. SIS mo-.
wills. incl co. $4,000; after o.
VIC. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-
LEe. rm.. next to bath; sink. refgr,
hot plate; S44 mo. EN-. a-.152.
GEORGETOWN rms. kit. and
bath; newly dec; S1lO per mo.
SITS. NV. Immed. occupancy. Call
Ma. S-6433; ewes. RA. 3-5734:
Evening star., 1953-11-30
GWU Shades Harvard
To Win Dinghy Regatta
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Nov. 3O.-George
Washington University is. the
new champion Of the Mark
Timme Angsten Memorial inter-
collegiate regatta, 24-race dinghy
sailing event which ended yes
terday.
Final standings gave George
Washington 205 points to 1877
for runner-up Harvard. Twelve
schools competed.
Harvard missed it's chance to
overtake the sailors from Wash
ington, D. c., when Tim Brown
of the Crimson B division team
was forced into a course marker
and fouled out in the final race.
Individual honors for high
points went to John Dodge of
George Washington, 113; Jim
Nathanson, of Harvard, 102;
Hank Lengnick, Oberlin College,
101: Bob Allen, Michigan, 100;
Jim Brown, Harvard, 96. and
John Schrenck, George Wash
ington. 90.
Other final team standings:
Ohio State, 169; Oberlin. 159;
Minnesota, 1853; Notre Dame,
ISL; Marquette, 104; Cincinnati,
1874; Purdue, 121, Northwestern,
100, and Detroit, 64.
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Pfeiffer BowIers Leud
Champs by 349 Pins
By the Assoeioted Press

DETROIT, Nov. 30.-Halfway
through their 24-game tourna-
ment for the national match
game bowling championship, the
five-man Pfeiffer's team holds a
349-pin edge today over Stroh's,
the defending champions. Both
are Detroit teams.
Twelve games next week end
will decide the winner.
Pfeiffer's, led by Don Carter,
the national match game indivi-
dual champion, gained total of
131 pins last night and a total
of 218 for the day. They've won
every block thus far.
Pfeiffer's total pinfall is H.
437; Stroh's 1908.
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CIasbY Of Harvard Named
Top New England Gridder
BY the Associoted Press

BOSTON, Nov. 3O.-Harvard's
triple-threat halfback, Richard
j. ClaSby Of Natick, Mass, has
been chosen unanimously to re-
ceive the Boston Gridiron Clubs
George Bulger Lowe Trophy as
New England's outstanding COL
lege football player of 1858.
The 23-year-old passing, run
ming and kicking star led Har-
ward to its best season since
1916 as the Crimson won six
games and lost two.
Clasby. 180 pounds and 5-foot-
10, is Harvard's first major
sports three-letter winner since
World War II. He is a wing on
the hockey team and catcher on
the baseball squad.
ClaSby-who was chosen on
the Associated Press All East
first team for 1953-will receive
the Lowe Award at the Gridiron
Clubs annual dinner December
2 at the Hotel Kenmore.
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CaVazos Heads Choices
On AII-Border Eleven
by the Assoeioted Press

ALBUQUERQUE, Nov. 30
Headed by Bobby Cavazos oi
Texas Tech, five seniors, three
juniors and three sophomores
were named today to the As
sociated Press All-Border Con-
ference football team.
CavazoS, 22-year-old halfback
raised on the vast King Ranch
Of West Texas, was the only
unanimous selection on the team
picked in q poll Of sports writer's
and coaches.
Two other Texas Tech play
ers were named. Two each were
picked from Hardin Simmons,
Arizona and Arizona State, while
Texas Western and West Texas
State each placed one.
The leader of the conference
in scoring and total offense
Cavazos also ranks as the
leagues leading candidate foI
All-America honors.
Pos. Name. School
E-John Allen. Arizona State.
Ed. c. Andrews, Harden-Simmons.
Terry Walker, Texas Tech.
T-Buddy Lewis, Arizona.
6-John Jankans,. Arizona state.
G-Harris Cantrell. Texas Western.
C-eam Walker. Hardin Simmons.
Back Kirkpatrick, Texas Tech.
Bob CavaEos, Texas Tech.
-Ken Cardella, Arizona.
Robert WheleheL West Texas.
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Auburn Sophomores
Mark AII-SEC Team
BY the Assoeioted Pres,

ATLANTA, Nov. 3O.-Auburn.
the surprise team of the South
eastern Conference, Kentucky
and Georgia Tech placed two
men each on the 1853 ALL
Southeastern football team.
The all-star squad was selected
for the Associated Press by more
than 100 sports writer's, sports
casters and coaching stats.
Auburn, which finished last
in the 12-team conference last
year, leaned heavily on sopho-
moreS this season. And two Of
those Sophomores made the all
conference team-Tackle Frank
D'Agostino and End Jim Pyburn.
Kentucky'S all-star performers
are Halfback Steve Meilinger and
Guard Ray Correll. Tech placed
Center Larry Morris and Full
back Glenn Turner.
With Turner and Meilinger in
the backfield are Quarterback
Jackie Parker of Mississippi
State, voted the most valuable
player in the conference by the
coaches, and Halfback Corky
Tharp Of Alabama, the third
leading ground gamer in the
conference. Tharp is q junior,
the other backs are seniors.
First Team.
John Carson, Georgia
T-Sid Fournet, LSU
G-Crawford Minis, Mississippi
C-Larry Morris, Ga. Tech
Cray Correll, Kentucky
FRANK DAgostino Auburn
Jim Pyburn. Auburn
B-Jackie Parker, Miss. state
B-Corky Tharp, Alabama
B-Steve Meilinger, Kentucky.
B-Glenn Turner, Ga. Tech
Second Team.
Roger Rotroff. Tennessee
Bob Fisher, Tennessee
Joe D'Agostino, Florida
Ralph Carrigan. Alabama
George Atkins. Auburn
Bob Sherman. Ga. Tech
Joe Tuminello, LSU
Zeke Bratkowski. Georgia
Leon Hardeman. Ga. Tech.
Jimmy Wade. Tennessee
Ralph Paolone. Kentucky
Evening star., 1953-11-30
Loop Expansion Held Up
By GreenviIle Mayor
Sy the A,sociat.d Pres,

ATLANTA. Nov. 3O.-Mayor
Kenneth CaSs of Greenville,
S. c.. may have upset plans to
expand the eight-club South At
lantic League into a 10-club
circuit.
Dick Butler, Sally president,
said Cass telephoned him last
night that he would not post
a $1,000 guarantee for Green
vile by the Monday afternoon
deadline.
Butler said Cass expressed
willingness to appear at Wednes-
days league meeting and put
up the $4,000 guarantee If
league directors would give him
80 days to raise an additional
$75,00O.
That's something for the direc-
tors to decide, Butler added.
The league president said he
understood c. c. DUSTY Rhodes
heads q group from Charleston,
s. c., that would appear with
the cash guarantee before the
deadline.
In the event the Sally oper-
ateS as an eight-club league.
the members would be Charlotte,
N. c.; Augusta, Ca; Columbia
S. c.; Columbus, Macon and
Savannah, Ga; Montgomery,
Ala, and Jacksonville.
Charlotte would replace
Charleston, which was q mem
Der last year.
Evening star., 1953-11-30
Big Ten Fans 10 Get
Line on All Quintets
In Games This Week
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-Big Ten
basketball fans have a chance
this week to get a good line on
the various championship con-
tenders. Every conference team
makes at least one appearance
on the weeks 13-game program.
Opening the show are a couple
of dark horses, Illinois, and Wis
consin. The Illini entertain
Ohio University and the Badgers
are host to Butler. Both games
are Tuesday night.
The two preseason title IA
vorites, Indiana and Minnesota,
don't play their opening games
until Saturday. Wednesday night
Valparaiso is at Purdue and on
Friday Wisconsin plays again at
Marquette.
The Saturday schedule has
every Big Ten team except Wis
consin in action. Illinois is at
Oklahoma, CINCINNATI at In
diana, Washington U. at Iowa,
Michigan at Pittsburgh, Creigh-
ton at Michigan State, Minnie
sofa at Nebraska, Western Mich
igan at Northwestern, Ohio State
at Butler and Wabash at Purdue.
+ Thereafter most of the Big
Ten teams will play at least six
other conference opponents.
The championship campaign be-
gins after the first of the year.
The return of Don Schlundt,
Bob Leonard and several other
veterans makes Indiana a strong
favorite to repeat as Big Ten
champs. Minnesota figures as
the top contender, also on the
basis of the return of a number
of last years players-including
Ed Kalafat and Chuck Mencel.
However, Illinois and WiScon-
sin both could develop into top
outfits by New Years Day.
The Illini are building around
John Kerr, their 6-foot-9 center;
Max Hooper and a fine sopho-
more contingent.
The Badgers have Center Paul
Morrow and Forward Dick Gable,
who combined for 512 points in
Big Ten play last season; six
other letter men, and Dick Muel-
Ter, an excellent sophomore
prospect.
Evening star., 1953-11-30
Record Game of 2O7 Marks
Victory in Duckpin Tourney

The seasons record duckpir
game, a near triumph by a man
and woman who were strangers
to each other. and an assist from
a baby sitter figured prominently
in the payoff of the Fort Davis
Thanksgiving Day Mixed Dou-
.bles, announced today.
Jim Griswold, who teamed
with Betty Sue Hensel to win
the $3.50 first prize, shot q 207
game, which he finished with
four straight strikes and with 20
pins in the final frame. He rolled
348 for the first three games and
361 for the last two for a set of
709. His partner totaled 504, and
with a handicap of AZ the pair
crossed 1885.
Only 10 pins behind were Ann
Habercom and Jim Jennings,