davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona sun., 1954-01-22
Undergoes Operation

Mrs. Ella Marie jackson Of
Bridgeport, Conn.,, who has been
visiting in the city with her daugh-
ter, Miss Dolores Skinner, SUBJ
mitted to a minor operation in
local hospital last Monday.
At press time, she was getting
along as well as could be expected.
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COLORED
1920 BRYAN PL. Sc.
APIS. UNFURNlsHED-MD.

ROCKvILLE--One-bedrm apis; liv
rm.. dinette. kit. bath. screened
rear porch: near schools and shop
ping center; sos. 20. ,2-SO03.
rAKOATA PARK-spacious S rms. and
bath. pvt. entr.; laundry facils., ga
rage and utils. incl; attrac. grounds
near bus and shopping; will accept ]
81, snail children. Avail. Sept l
APIS. AVAILABLE AT COBUR TER,
300 Defense hwy, Bladensburg,
Md. Next schools and shopping cen
ter bus stop at door. WA. 7-276s
BIGGEST ROOM SIZES in the area
Gardens-A lovely garden apt. home
combining cool, comfortable. con-
venient living with rent appeals;
pedrms.. SS5: l bedrm.. S75: OF
course. az ntiis. Included. Resident
ton St. between Defense hwy. and
SHANNON q LucHs CO.. 1905 Ii
BEAUTIFUL ! and 3 bedroom apis,
/ Ss5 go to sos; 80 month. Including
T AROMA PARKE tHaai apis. SIS,
$50 and Ss2.5O. Large living room,
hedrm.. kit, tile bath. 2. closets:
cool 2 exposures; near bus and
Shopping center. JU, 2-s739. is
tile kit. and bath; " blk. excel.
CONN. AND EAST-WEsT HWY
bedrm., liv. rnn., dinette, kit. and
bath bath: tree parking ,; S5 Pre- per mo.
tors. Ma. 5000. lis
TAKOMA PIX, mr.. Piney Branch I'd.
and Flower ave.-Studio apts., en-
tire End fir, liv. rm., bedrn., kit,
bath. pvt. ent.. utils.;. S65. o905
pomsr ave: ~. 7.9os4. S-2I
kit. dinette, bath; all utils; adults
only Mr.. bus and stores: S75. WA.
10000: ewes and Sun. JU. 9-4763.
EVANSVILLE - Cozy 5-rm. apt. !:
entr. End f.; pvt. entr.; use Of yard;
utilS. incl; reaS WA. 7-0566. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16
APIS. FURNISHED. {.

3le 18th ST. N.E.--Liy. rm., bedrm.,
kitchen, bath and usils. Convenient
1 'piI EMERSON ST. N.W.-Apt. 4. Liv.
rm;: bedrm.. bath. shower; dinette.
s ssa 30. cs sT after res,, pm moo Iis
ifh ST. NV, 4826-Cozy apt; work
ing couple; bedrm., liv. rm.. kit,
din. bath: pvt. home. tn. 2-1957.
1el N. CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-i41
e a1sh s., RI ne $.S S4e mo- utilities in
1915 KEARNEY ST. N.E.3-rm..
ssa e caii IL Ife. 4 ya5ld excel ioca1iSn
MT. PLEASANT AREA--Liv. rm.,
bedrm., kit nicely furn.: auto.
washer; all utiis. incl. co. 5-2967.
GARDEN APIS. s.E.-1-bedroom and
s;beSdroom furn. apts.; S1oo and
, sh9p.' I sssSSls ~ 81 aisIoo s.dIS,
IL n.y. 1 F ki 81 stSs7s ~ utils se'
GEoRGEfoWN. a ItSgt Cue St NV. .
bedrms. In apt. bldg See ianitoI
1913 18th ST. N.W.--Nicely fur
nished liv rm.. bedrm,. kit. bath.
pIlp s ne c, Iss Fssi Is,T man manager
Large housekeeping rooms. share
bath. utils. furn. Adults; $50. III
1854 QUE ST. NV, The Knnert--
Cool comfortable furn., 2-rm. and
18th AND coIuHRIA RD.-1 bedr g
liv. rm.; dinette. kit. and bath. well
turn. 500. SO. S-S964. 30
THOMAS CIRCLE
All newly decorated 2 rooms. kitchen
and bath, you must see these. 400
MASS. ave. NV. liz
1922 18th ST. NV.
Mid-city apis; lovely efficiency; walk
downtown; reasonable. NO. 7-fllI.
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ACTS. EuRNlsHEp-vA.

ARL.-Attrac. 2 bedrm. furn. apt. in
garden. type DEVELOPMENT. Newly
dec. Cony. loc., Pentagon. schools:
shopping center 2 children and
pets accountable, avail; Aug; ~ ~
IA. $500. --i6
ARL.-conv, Pentagon. Arlington
/. Hail Lgs. liy. rm with Murphy bed,
lge. kit. dressing rn., bath: 500
mo, incl utiis. 500 mo. on lease.
Avail. immed. IA 6-el91. IA: p
ARLiNCTON-Attrae. turn, 8, s and
. nm. apis, pvt. bath and kit, pvt.
entr. IA. $4,000. -l6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16
cENTT1Ry ApTs :
APIS. EURNlsHEp--MD.

TAKOMA PARK--Attrac. rurn.. liv.
Stils i Rcfi Spacious sue POUNDS a' nr
h FsSt md Fri sho Eaaas win accept e in
ENTIRE end FL; new brick home;
consists OF lge. rms, kit, pvt.
bath; plenty of closet space; accept
child; "a all utils flrn use Of phone phone
r rr rent rent. JOY 10. s-s3ae. ' 1is
sUITLAND, mr.. Census bldg,--Newly
dec; 3-rm; apt. oath; quiet, PVT;
COLLEGE, PARK. nd. 4s13 calvert
rd.--Liv. rm., bedrn., kit, bath. 500
T asSassi A Tie. 7e Of Walter Reed9tv.
rm., bedrm.. kit. bath, driveway:
500 me-. utils. incl. ~. $3.50.
1908 EAsT-wEsT hwy. just west
of 10Th st.-Two-bedrm.. individual
dwelling unit, duplex with pvt.
front and rear entrances; cony. to
D. C.; busline and shopping; redeso-
rated; 500 mo. plus utiis. ma
TAX. PIX, mr.. walter Reed--Nicely
furn. bedrin., Nv. rm.. Kit. bath,
utiis., ~; SS5. Also nicely turn.
lge. efic;, kit. bath, TV. utils.. $50
T AZ sisso PsAiRk-rive rms. i lse.
S Deane. furn., inci s' Eiteen utensils,
dishes, etc. Pvt. entr. but like a
home. having use Of ige. front I'd;
LIST f.; Sl25 per mo-. yearly lease:
Sl35 monthly. WA. 7-4956. --16
NEAR CHEVY CHASE and Columbia
Country Clubs and Bethesda Medi-
cal Center. Call OIL. 2-3lT3. liz
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APIS. UNFURNisHED-D. c.
1882 GIRARD ST NV

Spacious l-bedroom apt. now avail,
in modern well-managed. elevator
bldg.; convenient to everything;
$685. incl. all utils. Apply janitol
on premises. DREYFUSS BROS.
1919 10Th st. NV, MA. S-05S2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16
CONNECTICUT AVE.

Spacious | and 2 bedrms.. NV. rm.,
utils.; switchboard and elev.; hand,
dining foyer. kit and bath: all shop.
ping centers: children accepted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16
APIS. UNEuRNIshED-p. e.

1895 Bird ST. NE. COW. neighborhood
1925 Ga. ave. NV; cow neighbour
hood. Further details, Miss Mullins.
L. r. TURNER REALTY
600 18th st. S.W. ME. S-9400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16

2020 SHEPHERD ST. NE,
Q rooms. kitchen and bath $500
i495 NEWTON ST. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath $3.50
~ 1901 27th ST. Sc.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath So so
Ali utilities included. see janitor.
| room, din, kit, and bath. 500 90
Ali utilities included. See lanitor.
81 KENNEDY ST. NV.
2 rooms, din. kit. and bath $500
Ali utilities included. See tanitor.
IS KENNEDY ST: NV.
room, din. kit. and bath 5000
All utilities included. See janitor.
1727 r ST. NV.
Convenient to stores and ., bus lines;
room. kit, din. and bath $500
, rooms. din. kit. and bath SSs :oQ
All utilities included. See resident
manager, Apt. los.
We have many others in lower and
higher price range.
PHONE OR SEE
A. s, GARDINER & co.
1851 l. ST. NV. Ma. S-Q334
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16
APIS. FURN.-vA. tlcens.l

COOL, 2-bedrm. apt. overlooking
Army, Navy Country Club. Cow.
Pentaeon and Navy Annex. Buy
furniture In good condition and this
lovely apt Is yours: $50. Phone ia.
N. ALEx.-zls bedrms.. Iiy. rm., lge.
kit. bath; 5 min. airport, Pentagon
or D. G. Bus at corner; ideal or
3 adults $3.50 incl. utils. and Tv
ARLINGTON BLvD.-close in. S min,
Pent.. Navy annex, d. c.; bus at
cor: 2 bedrms., liv. rm., kit. dinette,
bath; S125. RIA. 6-5022. liz
no pets, 1 blk. from
central business section: de luxe
redecoration to suit; 2 bedrms., small
apt added ii desired: garden, loggia,
open hrepl.. Knabe grand, gas heat.
|. cleo. kit; 2 studio apis. also. Call
AID. 2-1910. 7-10 am. liz
Mr.. MASONIC TEMPLE
SPACIOUS ROOMS
Tastefully furnished living room, twin
size bedroom, dinette. kitchen and
bath; modern, wen-kept apt. bldg :;
conv. to everything; $685. Apply
Janitor. 401 Commonwealth ave-,
81. NV. MA. S-O5S2. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16

Nichols ave. and Galveston
pl. s.w.. near Boiling Field,
NRL and downtown; excel.
transportation and shopping.
Bright large rooms, full-size
kitchens and pastel-tile baths,
3l2 rooms: S99.50, incl. all
utils. Apply ONCE on prem
Uses. 20 Galveston pl. s.w.
10. 3-42S6 or 10. 2-4474.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16

WHITE = One Bedroom Unfurnished,
Sc; 402I 3rd ST.: S55 plus .util.
40l6 SO. Cap. St.; sos 50 incl. heat
249 Neweomb; S7I.50 incl. util. 321
18th ST.; 500 incl. util. 320SA Du-
bots pl.: sos plus util. 1907 Nichols
SS2. 80 incl heat
col 625 Morris I'd: $50 plus
util. 24lS Shannon pl.; $40 incl
heat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16
GEO. 8. KING co.
2110 Nichols Ave. Sc.
]. 4.250l Realtor Ill

APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
LOOKING for q lovely Fedec. apt. ct
reas, rent? Wonderful selections. all
parts D. g. Let me show you. For
Tree rental. service, call NANpELL,
ME. S-6414. 40
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2227 20th ST. NV.

Two bedroom apt. with liv. rm., kit.
bath and large reception hall: ample
closet space; rent, S97.50 per mo
Please call res. mgr, HO. 2-0062.
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ROCKvILLE--One-b edrm. apis, liv,
rm.. dinette. kit. bath, screened
rear porch: near schools and shop
ping center: $66. PO. s2.S003.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16

N,W.-4 rms. PVT. batn. shower, en-
trance; clean, reasonable. Adults;
s. new refrigerator. Transp. RA. D.
4 ss'' SHEPHERD ST. N.w.-Entire
md A.; . rms, kit pvt. bath:
utils. furn Cple. pref. Id
PRIVATE ENTRANCE-Studio apt,
lee. kit, pvt. bath; use, of Bendix;
Sos mo. 1424 Belmont st; NV ~
CONN., bedrm., accom-, girls: alsG
| hedrm., 2-3: efie. Corner bids; al
utils. WO. 6-6S66. 20
ilS3 NEWTON and 3-bedrm. apis,
Nice for eood-sized family, Det;
bldg. Good transp. tn. a-l3S7; -
eli JEFFERSON ST. E.W.---Pvt. End
A. apt, nicely furn,. bedrms., liv;
80. kit. and bath. plenty closet
space; front and rear entrs.; utils.
incl; S110. RA, 6-505l.
25IO MASS. AVE. N.W.LSelect loca-
ton. 8 lse. rms, and bath newly
dec: elev. serv. AID. a-4l34,
CONN. AvE.-3nd a bedrm., liv. rm.,
kit. din, bath, foyer: Elev; bldg;
500 me. plus utils. NO. 1908.
e515 CONN. AVE. opposite Sheri.
dan Park-Liv. -bedrm., HOLLYWOOD
beds, lge. kit, screened porch, !:
closets; 500, incl. utils. DE; =
VxCANT-Liv. rm., k, b.. . bedrms.
Ga. ave SSs ~; and | hedrm
18th st. NV: so. Both In 450t
blks Love infants. RA. 3-1SS3;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16

TINS, PORCH ana pVL. bALH' HlCtI.
furn.; also Ink. rm. lis
916 10Th ST. Sc; mr.. Navy Yard.
1st-flr. bedrm kit. bath; S45 incl
utils Adults. RA. 6-2036. lis
S443 18th ST. NV --Entr. End flr;
liv rm., bedrm. kit, bath; $50
Incl. utils.; 3 girls. RIA. 6-2036
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16

UTILITIES INCLUDED
Large rooms to s closets, new g.
cuff Westinehouse refrigerator
with freezing compartment now be.
ing installed Spacious lawns ad.
iacent to large playground with DAY
school Bus At dnor one zone Phone
10 3 404n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16
APIS fURNIsHED-D.c.

PVT. APT.-couple with no children;
I bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit. and bath;
very good cond.; heat and hot water;
rent low IA Q-4O93 %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-16

rms. XII, bath. S75 mo-, utlIS
included. Call DU. 7-4343. --19
BRIGHTWOOD. vic. 1913 Ga. ave
3 rms. kit. bath; auto; ht;. Ven;
ONE BLK. CAPITOL-Clean, we'll
kept apt. bldg, efficiency: $50, utils.
incl. Avail. immed. ST. 2-36t2.
1414 CHAPLIN ST. N.W.-Nr. Meridi-
and bath. Heat and INV. furn.: SIS
per mo. Key with ianitor, WILLIAM
J. DAVIS, INC. 500 H st. NV. Ma.
S-3556. -17
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-06-17

Copeland, East 134th st., Com
merce and John E. Smircina, 2074
Alton rd., Master of Science.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-06-17

Doctor of Medicine-Frank W.
Kiser, 1887 Hover; William R.
Pudvan, 1874 Glenmont.
Doctor of Dental Surgery -
Charles r. Carlozzi, 13419 Euclid;
Arthur r. Greenwood, 1852 Ora
ham. Bachelor of Science, School
of Dentistry, James c. Leslie,
14101 Ardenall.
Adelbert College:
Bachelor of Arts-Elmer A.
Bellnow, 1917 Holyoke; Bachelor
of Science-John N. Baritone, 1851
Wymore; Bachelor of Architecture
Milan E. Srnka, 1746 Bryn Maur.
Flora Stone Mather College:
Bachelor of Arts-Virginia l..
DiPadova, 1247 Bender; Norma l..
Goldstein, 1915 Terrace; Shirley
Mowls, 1923 Sciota; Bachelor of
Science - Ann A. Woehrmann,
1904 Claiborne.
Cleveland College:
Bachelor of Arts-Sylvia ].
Green, 1929 East 135th. Bachelor
of Business Administration -
James A. Griffith, 2O25 Mount
Vernon; Rose Mary North, 16009
Nelamere; Bachelor of Science
Irving Malkin, 1886 Garfield rd.
Com mi toned as Second
Lieutenants in the Air Force -
Alfred l.. Feeney, 1886 Wadena;
Herbert L. Marcus, 14015 Superior.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-06-17

Joseph P. Kilfoyle, 14504 Sec
one ave.
WINS THETA
TAU AWARD
At the Case Institute of Tech
nology graduation exercises June
10th, Allen L. Hancock received
the Theta Tau award as the out
standing senior in the class of
1854. The award is given in
recognition of scholarship, leader
ship, character and being pos
sessed with promise of outstanding
professional ability" Allen is the
son of Mrs. Lloyd Hancock, 1925
Plymouth Place. He will enter the
employ of Reliance Electric &C.
Three of the four East Cleve-
landers graduating last Saturday
from Kent State University re-
ceived degrees Of bachelor of
science education. They are:
Phyllis A. Jones, 14318 Elm ave. j;
Thomas o. Meinhardt, 1884 May
fair ave.; Marilyn Lamont, 1875
Brightwood ave.; Robert ]. Magee,
1885 Noble rd., received BIS. de-
gree from the College of Liberal
Arts.
Constance f. Wendt, 1887 Here
ford rd. received a BIS. in educa-
tion and Curtis G. Limric, 894
Helmsdale received his B.S. in in
Business Administration.
Receiving degrees at commence
ment exercises at Ohio University
Sunday will be Dorothy Magneson,
14613 Potomac, Home Economics;
Jane Ann Morley, 1851 Wymore,
B.S. in Education; William Naegel,
1744 Lakefront; Richard Tirohn,
17O6 Mortified and Lois Ann
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-06-17

Copeland, East 134th ST., Com
merce and John E. Smircina, 2074
Alton rd., Master of Science.
Still another group Of East
Clevelanders will treasure diplo-
mas from Ohio State University.
Members of the Spring Quarter
graduating class include: Mar
garet L. Barton, Bachelor of Arts,
School of Journalism; George X.
Hodge, Bachelor of architecture;
Donald S. Linton, jr., Doctor of
Medicine; Maureen K. Sashihara,
education. The commencement ex-
ercises were held on June 18th.
Denison graduates this June in
clude the Baumgartner twins,
Richard and David. They are the
sons of DR.. and Mrs. D. A. Baum
gartner, 1860 Oakhill I'd. who
went down to Granville for the fes-
tivities. The boys attended Ohio
U. year before enrolling at Deni-
son three years ago.
They have taken an active part
in music, are members of Mu
Sigma, music honorary; and of
Sigma Chi. In the fall Dick enters
the medical school at Western Re-
serve U and David begins his
study of law at Harvard.
Still another college lists
Shaw graduate on it's graduation
list this year. Janet Sampson,
daughter of the F. A. Simpsons,
has an Oberlin B.A. degree. Hav-
ing been awarded Ford Founda-
tion Scholarship, Janet plans to
attend Yale University, starting
with September.
Shirley Mowls, daughter Of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Virgil L. Mowls, 1928 |
Sciota ave., is a speech major
graduate from Flora Stone Mather |
College of Western Reserve Uni
versity which held it's commence
ment Wednesday, June 10th.
At the Commencement exercises
on June 7th at Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity, Delaware, Ohio, Lois
Batschelet, the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank E. Batschelet of
1884 Nelawood rd., East Cleveland,
graduated with honors. She ma
jored in Elementary Education.
At the Commencement concert
on June 9Th, Lois was the con-
tralto soloist when the combined
Ohio Wesleyan Choir, Glee Clubs
and orchestra presented Haydn's
Imperial Mass"
While at Wesleyan, Lois was
member of Kappa Delta Pi, ma
tional education honorary, Theta
Alpha Phi, national dramatics
honorary, Alpha XII Delta, social
sorority, Wesleyan Players, the
A Capella choir, was Red Cross
blood drive chairman, and a mem
Der of the class councils of student
government. She also received the
Alpha Xi Delta honor ring from
1er sorority. She graduated from
Shaw High in June, 1850.
n
Among the $50 candidates for
degrees at the 123th annual COM
convocation at Western
Reserve University June 10th were
,he following East Clevelanders:
Graduate School: Doctor of
Philosophy-Roy G. Simpson, 1859
Page; Master of Arts-Mary Mar
yaret Niederst, 1856 Melbourne.
Bachelor of Lavs-M. Herbert
3. Levine, 1878 First ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-06-17
EKAR GRADUATES
MAGMA CUM LAUDE

Albert F. Ekar, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Ekar Of 1901 North
Lockwood ST., received the BIS. de-
gree, Magma Cum Laude, at the
54th annual Commencement of
Houghton College, Houghton, New
York, June 7th.
While a student at the college,
Mr.. Ekar was active in the Science
Club, Pre-Med Club, Lab assistant
in chemistry. He also went out on
extension work as pianist.
Mr.. Ekar plans to enter Western
Reserve Medical School next fall.
Among the 230 graduates who
received degrees at the John Car
roll University commencement
June 14th were: Patrick F. Cogan,
1888 Hartshorn ave-; John L. Egan,
I'LL Holyoke ave-; John J. Ham
mer, 1911 Rosemond rd.; Charles
O'Toole, 14529 Colt rd., and
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-06-17

Sink Tops. Linoleum. Floor Tile
Repoir Work - Free Estimates
Coll Bill Keefer RE. 2-8677
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Diplomas In Hand
Grads Ready For
Work-A-Doy World

Joseph P. Kilfoyle, 14504 Sec
one ave.
Evening star., 1954-10-18
8-Gome High School Schedule
Headed by Interhigh Contests

team bounced back. with two
touchdoWns and a safety in the
last five minutes.
CIV scored twice in the first
eight minutes and went on to
it's fourth victory in five tries.
Halfback Alan Reynolds carried
three times for SIS yards and his
first Of two touchdowns. Don
Klaus also scored twice. Swinky
Bernhard. Mike Gibbons and Pat
Henry each added a touchdown
and Sonny johnson kicked five
extra points.
Quarterback Ralph Offutt
scored all three of Gaithersburg's
touchdowns. his first points Of
the year, in leading his team to
its third win in four games. A
pair of keep plays were good
for 19 and 20 yard scores and
a 50-yard interception in the
last quarter accounted for the
other.
James Wood took the opening
kickoff So yards to score and
failed to threaten thereafter as
Loudoun won it's third in a
row. Quarterback Jim Geiman
sneaked l yard in the second
quarter, threw to Tom Hefiin in
the third and James Smith went
48 yards in the fourth to provide
Loudoun with its points.
Evening star., 1954-10-18
Cheer Turns to choerin
Kansas Citions Plan to Renew
Efforts for Major Franchise

served seats. plus thousands Of
unreserved seats. They also had
voted overwhelmingly for a So
million bond issue to prepare a
stadium for major league base
ball.
Councilman Robert j. Benson
said:
Kansas City should double
the efforts made to obtain q
club. Baltimore had to work for
two and a half years before get
ting its club. We have been
working a little more than a
year.
kansas City is much further
ahead in its efforts for a big
league club than before the
Athletics situation developed, be-
cause American League direc-
tors are on record for our COM
munity as a potential major
league town."
Ernie Mehl. the Kansas City
Stars sports editor who was a
leader in the fight to bring the
AS here. wrote in a front-page
story:
There must be considered
only a very slim chance the
league itself will do anything
(See KANSAS CITY, Page A-20.)
Evening star., 1954-10-18
Cheer Turns to Choqrin
BY the Assoeioted Press

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 18.-Like
the proyerbial bride left at the
altar, Kansas City was down in
the mouth today but still pic
tured itself as potential major
league material.
Kansas City remains major
league city without a major
league baseball team" City Man
ager L. P. Cookingham said.
The report last Tuesday that
American League club owners had
approved transfer Of the Phil
adelphia Athletics here brought
a jubilant response. The cheer
turned to chagrin yesterday with
the announcement that the Ath-
letics, purchased by an eight
man syndicate. would say in
Philadelphia.
While We have considered get
ting the Athletics as important, -
said Don Jackson, a Kansas City
councilman, Kansas City is toe
great to groYel -to-any one. in
ciudlng the American League. We
wanted the team. but we wanted
1t without any embarrassing
features which we later would
regret"
Kansas Citians had pledged to
purchase more than 100000 re-
Evening star., 1954-10-18

Washington high schools
play eight football games today
and tomorrow in an effort to
complete last Fridays schedule
that was blown out by the hur-
ricane.
OF the other 10 games sched-
uled Friday, six were played
Saturday, three were Cancelled
and one has been reset for No
vember 10.
The card today and tomorrow
is dominated by the Interhigh
League races, which provide half
the activity. Division I head
liners include Coolidge at West
ern and Chamberlain at Roose-
welt at 3:15 pm. today. and
Tech at Anacostia at the same
time tomorrow.
CardoZo, early leader in the
Division II standings, is host to
Spingarn at 3 pm. in another
league game.
Annandale takes its new team
to Bulls for a meeting with the
latter's "B" team at $3.50 to fill
out today's afternoon card. To-
night at 7::30 Suitland and
Bethesda Chevy Chase meet in
a Bi-County League battle at
Northwestern and Parker Gray
entertains Manassas Regional in
Alexandria at 8 o'clock.
Another game tomorrow after
noon finds Luther jackson meet
ing Carver in Culpeper, Va.
Games played out Of town late
Saturday resulted in George
Washington walloping Peters
burg. Att; Gaithersburg blank
ing Frederick. 1870, and Loudon
County continuing unbeaten and
united with a 1877 victory over
James Wood in Winchester.
Two games played earlier Sat-
urday resulted In st. Stephens
winning. 1876, over Christ
Church School and Columbian
Prep dropping 21-13 decision
at Fork Union tVa.0 Military
Academy.
Bob Digges scored on 80 and
3 yard runs for st. Stephens
homecoming victory over the
visitors from Saluda, Va. Column
bian Prep scored twice in the
third quarter to go ahead of
Fork Union, 1877, but the home
Evening star., 1954-10-18
You Be the
Quarterback
Ry Warren (snef
~ V0tsSV NOSt
Heed Football Ceoeh, Oroke University


Virginia has a fast scat back
who is used as a spot player.
Twice already during the season
he has gone into ball games in
crucial spots and broken them
up with long runs.
Now with the third quarter al
most over and the score with
Virginia Tech tied, l4-14, the
scat back runs out on the field.
It Is third down and i've on
the Tech 40-yard line. the ball
in the center Of the field. On
first down, an off-tackle play
from the split-T formation
Quarterback behind center. three
backs behind him. linemer
separately made three yards. On
second down, q quick opener
added two.
AS the Virginia quarterback,
rate these plays !, 2. 8 and 4 for
this spot:
Quick opener with scat back
carrying.
Fake quick opener to scat back
and pass just over line to All end.
Quarterback keep pitchout
option Quarterback runs parallel
to line Of scrimmage; may pitch
out to scat back.
Fullback delay over center.
(AnsWeT on Page A-21.)
Evening star., 1954-10-18
LeBaron Stars as Calgary
Bows TO Regina, 1873
BY the Assoeiated Press

REGINA, Saskatchewan, Oct.
18.-Regina is certain of a play
off berth in Canada's Western
Interprovincial Football Union,
with imported players respon-
sible for most of the scoring in
1913 decision over Calgary that
frightened their grip on first
place.
The only touchdown for CAL
gary, which now. has only a
slight chance Of making the
playoffs, was scored by Eddie
LeBaron, formerly of the WASH
ington Redskins.
Regina's touchdowns in the
Saturday night game were by
Ken Carpenter, formerly of the
Cleveland Browns, and Frank
Tripucka, ex-Notre Dame quar-
terback. Joe Aguirre. formerly
with the Redskins and Los An
geles Rams. booted two field
goals, and Larry Isbell. halfback
from Baylor, kicked a single.