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Evening star., 1954-05-31

Phelan the consolation over Mrs.
Henry Ravenel. 4 and 8.
Blind bogey winners at East
Potomac were Tony Eiebler. 80
9. 80; Rick Richardson, 88-8.
80; Miss Heidi Fairchild, 1O4-24,
80; Julian Williams, 1872, 80: Al
Dunay, 75-5. 10. and Lefty Nc
Coy. 75-5, 10.
The lowest round of his golf
career by Vince Pischiotta, an
IS. only his third time under 100,
helped his team win Bethesda S
combined score foursome tour
nament with a 27-27, 54. Pischi-
otta had a % handicap for a net
g.. Arthur Alley, Dan Pontone
and Dick Pearce were the other
members.
Bethesda's "Pro-Am" winners
were Ben Whiting and Wayne
MCGEE. Ed Williams and Har-
vey Thorson, H. I. Whittenmyer
and Horace Lurton and Reford
Burney and George Winkler with
63s.
Buddy Bowie played excellent
golf with a 72 and 73 over the
week end at Columbia Country
Club but Al players used their
handicaps to beat the 8-time
club champion and qualify for a
Champ -for-a-Day" event today.
The annual Simon Trophy
event at Woodmopt went to
Charles Kotzin with an 80 minus
10 handicap for a net 10. Class
A honors went to Jack Shulman
with a net 1918, 70 and Buddy
Brylawski with a gross rs.
Evening star., 1954-05-31
PhiIIies, $40: Bucs, OF
Totals 80 IL 279 Totals 80 27 8
! SINGLED for Kazanski in 18th.

2 Flied out for Purkey in 8th.
Philadelphia 200 900 1O5-s
Pittsburgh - 600 900 000-0
Runs-Lopata (2). Jones Ashburn'
Torgeson.. Ennis. Morgan, r. Roberts
Morgan. Torgeson 90. Two-base hit
Ashburn. Three-base hit-Torgeson,
Honl- run-Ennis. Sacrifice bunt-Bur-
cess. Double plays-Cole to skinner:
Hammer to Morgan to Torgeson. Left on
bases-Philadelphia g. Pittsburgh. s..
Bases on balls-On Littlefield. 2: of
Purkey. 1: off Hetki. l. OF R. Roberts. /.
Struck out-By Littleffeld, 8: BY r. Rob
erts. 8. Hits-On Littlefleld. 5 in in
nings: OF Purkey.. 3 in 3 innings: of
Hetki. 8 In l inning Runs and earned
OF Hetki, $50; OF Roberts. 90. Hit BY
pitcher-By Purkey Gopata). Passed
ball-Lopata. Winning pitcher-R. Rob-
(O-D. Time-2:23.
Evening star., 1954-05-31
Intends to Make AII-Stur Come
Componello Back to Stay
Says Hand Didn't Hurt q Bit

receiver did . fine job behind the
plate, however. handling the
shots Of Johnny Podres. young
speedhaller. with his usual deft-
ness.
II swung real hard only once"
Roy said. THAT was the time I
hit that long drive to right field
and the hand didn't hurt a bit.
It still feels sensitive. but that is
because of the nerves that had
to be separated when the opera
ton was performed"
Not even his sub-par $50 bat
ting average failed to dim his
spirits.
Expects to Start Hitting.
"Oh. heck" he said, "it's early
yet. The season is Just starting
for me. One week of hitting and
I'll be knocking at that 300
mark. Just watch. I haven't
missed an An-Star game in four
years and ! intend to make it
this year again.
Nov that I know my hand
Is all right again. nothing is
going to stop me-"
Manager Walter Alston, who
was sitting nearby and listening
to the conversation, smiled.
Il haven't seen Campy so
happy since ! took over the
managing job Of this club he
said. That's a good sign. All
I can say right now is that he's
going to catch tomorrow. the
next day and the next.
Except for the use of a sponge
in his catching mitt and a plain
doeskin glove while batting.
Campanella gave no concession
IN hiS hand
Evening star., 1954-05-31
Cincinnati - goo 100 O3-6
Chicago ---- OO3 600 2O-5
Game called at end Of 9Th due to
dArkneSsl


Runs-Harmon. Mcmillan. Post, Baily.
Adams. Borkowski, jackson. Jeffcoat,
Baumholtz Kiner. Fondy. Error-Val-
entine. Runs batted in--Bell, Kluszew-
ski. Kiner (2). sauer. Jackson. Bailey
(2). Fondy, Borkowski. Harmon. Two
base hits-Ben. Borkowski. Three-base
hits-Kluszewski. Kiner. Post. Home
runs-Jackson. Bailey Sacrifice files
Kluszewski. Sauer. Harmon. Double
play-Harmon to Temple to Kluszewski.
Left on bases--Cincinnati, 9; Chicago, 8.
Bases on balls-Oh Klippstein. 4: Oh
Valentine. 4. Struck out-By Klipp-
stein. 4; bv Valentine. 4: by Smith. 2.
Hits-On Klippstein. 10 in Z innings
Gaced 2 in Sth): on Valentine. in 2
innings: OF Hacker. / in l inning: on
Smith. in 1 inning. Runs and earned
runs-On Valentine. 5-5: of Klippstein,
5-5: Of Hacker. IL: Of Smith. GO:
Valentine (4-5). Losing pitcher
Hacker t2-2l. Time-2:1S. Attendance
-2R.Q21
Evening star., 1954-05-31
Colonial Golf Victory
Makes Palmer Fifth
Top Money Winner
BY The Assoeiased Press

FORT WORTH, Tex. May 81.
Johnny Palmer added $4,000 to
his bank account. saw himself
climb to fifth place among the
Nations money winners and
looked toward the Western Open
at Cincinnati today as they
toasted him at Colonial Country
Club for a great finish that gave
him first place in the Colonial
National Invitation golf tourna-
ment.
The steady veteran from Char
lotte, N. c., closed with his Sec
ond straight 1-under-par 90 yes:
terday for q 72-hole total Of $50
and q 2-stroke victory.
Great chipping and sensational
recovery shots gave Palmer his
second tournament victory Of
the year.
Birdie Sews 1t Up.
Freddie Haas, New Orleans
registering his second conSecu-
tive 68, had finished with 282
when Palmer came into the 18th
hole leading by a stroke. Palm
er'S second shot carried $50 yards
and was within two feet of the
cup. He sank it for a birdie and
that sewed it up.
Palmer's $1,000 brought his
total for the year to $8,186 .66 and
put him within a little more than
$4,000 of first place.
Bob Toski, Livingston, N. j.
leads with $11,188.74. Toski had
294 and 5000 here. Julius Boros
Mid-Pines, N. c., who didn't play
IN this tournament, is second
with $9,602.50: Cary Middlecoff,
kiamesha Lake, N. Y, who shot
288 and won $3.50, is third with
9.923.81. and E. j. Dutch) Har-
rison Of st. Louis. who did 287
and won $1.175, Is fourth with
$9,382.10.
Ward, Nelson Tie.
Amateur Harvie Ward, jr.. San
Francisco, tied Byron Nelson. the
semi-retired Roanoke, Tex. pro.
for third place at 1888. shooting
a 72.
Nelson, who started the final
round tied with Harrison for first
place at 210, shot a 73. Harrison
scared to a 7-over-par n and a
tie for eighth.
Par over the 7,035-yard course
was bettered only three times in
the tense final round-by Haas,
Palmer and Shelley Mayfield,
Chicopee, Mass. Mayfield had a
SO for 200 and $475.
1t contrasted sharply with the
third round when par was
cracked IA times by the field of
45-the greatest round in the
tournaments history.
For the first time, Ben Hogan
the Texas golf great, failed to
finish in the Colonial. Hogan.
champion four times in the eight
years. had to withdraw Saturday
because of a virus attack. Hogan
still Is confined to his bed.
Evening star., 1954-05-31
Dodgers, 5; Gionts, 3
Totals "a IL 81 IL Totals 80 B27 IA
! Famed for Jansen in 7th.
2 Famed for Katt In 9th,
Brooklyn 400 oil
New York 900

Brooklyn 400 oil O0O-k
New York -----------O2l 900 0O0-S
riiio. Podres. Mueller. Mays. Jansen. SEN
ETrorS-none. Runs batted in-Hodges
I9. Mays .(2, Lockman. Robinson.
Hoax. Two-base hit-Jansen. Three
base hits-Reese. Furillo. Home runs
Hodges. Mays: Sacrifice ny--Robinson.
Sacrinces-Podres, Katt. Double plays
to Dark to Lockman; Williams to Lock-
man. Left on bases-Brooklyn. 8; New
York. Bases on balls-OR Podres. 8;
OF .Antonelli. !. Struck out-By Podres,
in innings; on Antonelli. 5 in INN
ings: on Jansen, in innings: OF
rasd Wns% aunsa q odlss r13c: s 81 apP. Hueses ssd
go; OF Antonelli, 3-3: on Jansen, 2-2;
on Wilhelm. go winning pitcher
Podres (5-D. Losing pitcher-Jansen
Evening star., 1954-05-31

Chicago -----------101 OO5 OOx-7
Runs-McMillan (3), Bell, Kluszevski,
Banks. Baker. ErrorsWBaker. Post,
Banks: Wehmeier; Runs batted in.
Klpszewski l3, Two-base ,hits-Bell.
Baker; ssminick Temple. Eomsa sGn;a.r runs
MCMILLAN; snsy Jackson sacEif1es flyIJe7: y
chicago. TO-; Bases on balls-of Web
meier. 4; on Coll1m. /; Of Jpdson, /;
meier; m 2; BY Jqdson. 4, i; by byS5.;oa S5ef,e;oat g; 2;
5 innings 6aced 4 in 6th); OF Jeffcoat,
4 in s innings daced in 9th);. of
fo% inning; On 5udson na1nt IN G Pans inninss 81
of Hacker. in Is inning; of Raffens-
berger. 2 In inning. Runs and earned
runs-Of Wehmeier. "a; Of Collum.
IL; Of Judson. 90; on Jeffcoat, 4-3:
ensberger. 90. HIT by pitcher-By
Wehmeier (Baker); by Collum (Fondy);
bv Judson (Garagiola). Passed balls
seminick. Garasiola: Winning pitcher-
meier (n-3) Time-3:OO.
Evening star., 1954-05-31

Mrs. A. M. Houghton won the
women's French High CommiS-
sion Cup at Chevy Chase Club
with a 2-cup victory over Mrs.
w. s. Parsons. Mrs. w. F. Boone
won the second flight over Mrs.
j. c. White, up, and Mrs. A. j.
Evening star., 1954-05-31
Indions, 3; Tigers, !

land. ErrormRosen. Runs batted In
Phiiies. Aviia Ssi. Bollins, strickisnd.
Sacrifice fiies-Philley .(2). Double play
--Avila to Rosen. Left on bases--De-
troit,. 4; Cleveland: 2. Bases on balls
BY Marlow, q: by Garcia, 4. Hits-On
Marlow, in z innings: OF 0romek. in
/ inning. Runs and earned runs-On
NARROW, 3-2; of Gromek, 90: Oh Garcia,
10. Passed ball-House. Winning pitcher
Garcia ODD. Losing pitcher-Mar.
low t3-2). Time-2:02. Attendance
Evening star., 1954-05-31
Curdinols, 3; Braves, z

ski, Bruton. .Adcock Errors-Alston,
Brut1nsi s, Runs batted in-schoendienst.
Two-base hit-Musial. Home run
sehoendienst. Stolen bases-Repulski.
seSosnd,.Isf AftSn; Double playse{ablonsk to
Grammas to Aston Logan to Grandaii.
Sacrifice hy-Pendleton. Left on bases
st. Louis, g: Milwaukee. 2. Bases on balls
of Haddix.2: of SPAIN. 3. Struck
out-By Haddix. 8 BY SPAIN. 4: by
earned runsMof HaddiX. ? ing; OF Husp spahn, ina
3-3; OF jolly. 90. Wild pitch-Haddix.
Winning pitcher--Haddix G-3l. Losing
pitcher-Spahn (5-4). Time-2:30. At
Evening star., 1954-05-31
Orioles, 5; White Sox, z

Baltimore ITO 600 3Ox-b
Runs-Fox. Minoso Waitkus, Stephens
(2l, Fridley. Murray. Errors-Garcia,
Marshall. Fridley t2D, Larsen. Kell. Two
MURRAY. Home runs--Waitkus, Fridiey.
cia, Marshall: Double plays-Brideweser
to Garcia to Watkins; Carrasquel to Fain:
Fornieles to Carrasquel to Fain: Fox to
chicsso, 7: saltimore, :. N bases S on SsSss balls
of Sima, l: off Larsen, 4. Struck
out--By Larsen. 8 Hits-of sima.. 8
nings Runs and earned runs-On Sima,
2-2: on Fornieles, 3-3: Of Larsen, 2-2
Winning pitcher-Larsen (2-5). Losing
pitcher-Sima ODD. Time-2:15. At
tendance-11.2 .2R7
Evening star., 1954-05-31

RunS-Mantle. Goodman, Williams,
White Errors - McDougald, Coleman
Runs batted in-Mantle, Jensen. Ag.
ganiS Two-base hits-White Home run
Mantle. Sacrifice-Boliing. Double play
Coleman to McDougald to Collins Left
on bases--New York, Z: Boston. 10:
Bases on balls--Of Mcdonald. 6; of
Nixon 4. Struck out-By Mcdonald, q:
by Nixon H.ts-Off Mcdonald, in
Z innings; of Reynolds. l in / inning.
Runs and earned runs-Of Mcdonald.
Hit by pitcher-Nixon Carey. VIM
ming pitcher-Nixon (3-3). Losing pitch
er-McDonald t2-D. Time-2:30. At
tendance-27,407
Evening star., 1954-05-31

JIM B0-ihe most sensstionai Invention b DO
history Of fishinR--the artificial minAow that sWignA
No more live bait % buy. This % The lure ssnsstiee
Of the 10Th eentuy.
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depth-in lsks, stream, guH, hsy. Aay 6sh tAsf wiD
strike miRno9 will stride JlM DO. This . esd-
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Tbs b the hse of an tmss-hesutllM sNvs las1
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Evening star., 1954-05-31
SECOND GAME.

Totals 33 IL "a 10 Totals 80 "a IL
Ran for Mcmillan in 9TH.
. Ran for Bailey in Sth.
3 Doubled for Valentine in 9Th.
Ran for Garagiola in 7th:,
5 Struck out for Tape in Sth.
Evening star., 1954-05-31
RedIeqs, Sc; Cubs, IS
FIRST GAME

Totals "a 6 249 Totals 80 Z 81 13
l Grounded nut for Hudson in Sth.
Ran for Kiner in Sth
3 Walked for Mcmillan in 9th.
Evening star., 1954-05-31
Major League Box Scores
YESTERDAY'S GAME
Red Sox, 3; Yankees, I

Totals 80 42412 Totals 80 62713
Grounded out for Mcdonald in Sth
2 Lined out for Bauer in Sth
8 Singled for Coleman in Sth.
4 Ran for Robinson in Sth.
Walked for McDougald in 9th.
New York 900 OO1 O0O-1
Boston --------000 100 20x-3
Evening star., 1954-05-31

Phelan the consolation over Mrs.
Henry Ravenel, 4 and 8.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
Life in the u. S.
Signal Snofu
Drops Visitor
On Colorado
BY the Asseeioied Press

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo.
Jan. ga tourist literally
dropped in on Colorado Springs
yesterday - from 10000 feet
straight up.
It happened because NJ. Sergt.
James Ayres, crew member of a
B-50 bomber from Walker Air
Force Base at Roswell, N. Mex.
mistook an airplane alert for the
bail-out signal.
Sergt. Ayres hoped out of the
plane. pulled the ripcord and
landed safely in a field east of
Colorado Springs. He then
hitchhiked here.
Maj. c. w. Simonson, COM
mander Of the big bomber, said
he pressed the alert signal after
one of the B-50's four propeller
driven engines acted up.
He landed the plane at Lowry
Air Force Base in Denver after
learning Sergt. Ayres had reached
safety on the ground.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
Directory Monopoly
Charged in U. 5. Suit
BY the Asseeieisd Prsss

The Government today filed a
civil antitrust suit against the
Association of North American
Directory Publishers and four of
its members, charging them with
conspiracy to monopolize the
publication of city directories.
Attorney General Brownell.
announcing the action, said the
suit was brought in the Federal
District Court at Detroit.
In addition to the association,
with headquarters at New York,
the action named as defendants
r. L. Polk & Co. of Detroit,
H. A. Manning Co., Springfield,
Mass; the Price & Lee Co..
New Haven, Conn. and c. B.
Page Directory Co., Corpus
Christi, Tex.
The department said the COM
plant alleges that they allo-
Gated territories among them
selves and acted jointly to ex-
clude non-members of the asso-
ciation from competing freely
with them in publication and
sale of directories.
Evening star., 1954-01-08

aged shade trees until they are
in danger of falling. What
people in the area are really
unhappy about is that the beavers
can be heard at night chomping
on the trees.
The noise starts the neighbor-
hood dogs barking and causes
considerable lack of sleep.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
Margin for Error

LOS ANGELES (P).-On the
basis of scolastic ability. Car
olyn McCarron has been
elected to Tau Sigma Delta,
honor society in architecture.
at the University of Southern
California.
Her twin sister Marilyn
didn't make it. The grim sta
tistic-1/11 of one point
kept her from qualifying.
They have been honor stu
dents throughout their school
years,
Both are happy-Carolyn
to be accepted, and Marilyn
that her sister was honored.
She expects to make it, later.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
Navy Renting Ships?

ORANGE, Tex. (P). - The
Navy wants to rent a ship.
Eighth Naval District head
quarters in New Orleans an
nounced yesterday that its
Military Sea Transportation
Service has requested private
ship owners to offer a medium
landing ship for time charter.
The Navy said it had acres
of this type of ship in its moth
ball fleet but that unzipping
one would take a lot of time.
1t added the ship was needed
by February Is for amphibious
operations.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
No Loufinq Here

MALONE. N. Y. R.-The
town board in this Northern New
York township of 10000 has pre-
scribed roadwork for any one
loafing on home relief-if they
are capable of working.
The town board Wednesday
night ordered all able bodied un-
employed men now getting relief
money to work it out on the
town roads"
The board said. such persons
could cut brush and weeds at
IS cents an hour until they
earned enough to cover their re-
lief payment each month.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
BedeviIed by Beavers

ALBUQUERQUE (P,. - Eager
and busy beavers are causing
concern in Southwest Albu-
Querque.
It's not so much that they've
built three dams across an irri-
cation ditch. and have chewed at
Evening star., 1954-01-08

NATIONAL AWARD FOR WOODWARD g. LOTHROP-Chi-
cago-C. A. Venabe jr Qeft) hoOrcoverings manager
Woodward LOthrOp is given the Carpet Institutes first
nua award for eta excellence in the department
classification The night by
G. Law chairman institue-a organiza-
ton Of carpet mills executives.
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1.59 to S.s9s
loo Amelia Nail Treatment, Sec
Soc Famous Make Solid Cologne,
25cs
500 to 100 Assorted Tolletries,
15cs
800 Lucite and Nylon Hair
brushes -.--------l------ S8C
500 and 500 Chrome ana Mir
ror Trays ---.59 c and 1.39
splus tan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
UPHOLSTERY
Third Floor, Washington


4O-2.9s Curtains, tier on tier,
rayon faille 1.79
500 Yds. 69c-98 window Ruff
fling, 8" and 9" wide Sc
30-S.98 Reupholstering Plastic,
81" wide, black LIS
30-2.98-5.98 Sample Curtains,
assorted styles, soiled LOO
IS Prs.-7.98 and 9.9S Draperies,
barkcloth and antique satin, $50
7O-3.25-5.25 Poplin Curtains,
$500 long, assorted colors, 1.99
S0-1.39 Window Shades, plastic,
36x72~, green and ecru SOC
1883 Modern Sofa Covers,
3-cushion style, florals - 3.99
LES Drapery and Slip Cover
Fabric, 48" wide 99c
1855 Rollaway Bed Covers,
80" size 500
6O-1.96 Pillow Shams ---- 69c
Extra Large Foam Rubber
Cushions for kitchen or dining
room chairs ------------ LOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
NECKWEAR

Street Floor, Wash. & Arl.
350-l.99 and 2.99 Blouses, cot
tons and rayons, white. plaids
and stripes - 1.39
300-59c Costume Flowers,
clusters and pin-Ons, 3 for 100
502.99 Summer Shrugs, assert
ed colors Observation-Disclosures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
FARRICS

Street Floor, Washington
500 Yds. SSc Rayon Crepe,
washable, prints, polka dots,
dark prints, I'd. -.---------. $50
300 Yds. 2.95 Silk and Orion
Shantung, 4 colors, yd.-L -1.29
400 Yds. 1.69 Slipper Rayon
Taffeta. 10 colors, I'd. .---. SIC
400 Yds. 2.95 Silk Crepe Prints,
light and medium prints. yd.,9Sc
800 Yds. 100 Rayon Gabardine,
8 dark colors, I'd. .-.------.79 c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
HAlNDKERCHTEFS

Street Floor, Wash. & Arl.
500 Mems and Women's 39c to
Soc Handkerchiefs; imported
Swiss sheers for women; ini-
tailed cottons for men, 3 for LOO
$50 Mems White Cottons and
Women's Colorful Prints -. 1Oc
Street Floor, Washington Only
$3.50 Occasional Handker-
chiefs, birthday, etc. -. $50
200 Boys 25c Initial and Name
Handkerchiefs, irregulars 8 Ice
go Pkgs. 29c Sniffies,
pkg. Of Z, 1916
58c Women's Soc initiated Swiss
Handkerchiefs, broken assort-
ment Observation-Disclosures
36 Mems ZOO Hand Embroidered
initiated Linen Handkerchiefs,
70c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
KNIT bNDTES

Street Floor, Wash. Only
Csc prs. $50 Kayon Mesh
Panties, broken sizes and COLI
ors 2 FOR 100
1S4.95 Nylon Tricot Slips,
maize, 80 to SO 100
Goo Nylon Tric0t Briefs.
trimmed styles -..s---1.00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
NEGLTGEES

Second Floor, Washington Only
6-5.99 Squaw Style Cotton
Brunch Coats, misses broken
sizes 3.99
15-5.99 Cotton Plisse House
Goats, wrap and Upper styles,
women's broken sizes 800