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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-31
Champions Invading
Cleveland Next, but
Al Changes Tactics
By Burton Hawkins
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PEE. who believes In battering O
Keeling foe rather than awaiting
developments against hts most
formidable opponent. will send
the Indians Big Tl1reeBob
Lemon, Mike Garcia and Early
Wynn against the Senators to-
day and tomorrow and take his
chances on handling the YAM
KEGS later.
Walloped seven straight times
in Cleveland's Municipal Sta
dunn, the Senators today are try
ing again for their first 1854
victory here against Lemon.
seeking his 18th win, against
Spec Shea, bidding for No. q.
Lopez has altered his outlook.
for with the exception Of last
Saturday when he started Don
Mossi against the Yankees, he
has saved Lemon, Garcia and
Wynn exclusively for the cham
pions for more than a year. The
Yankees follow the Washington
club here and Lopez plans to
open with Mossi against them
Tuesday night in the opener Of
a vital three-game series. The
Yankees dropped 2h games be-
hind Cleveland by losing to Bal
timore last night.
Could Lose All Eleven. i
Thus the Senator's immediate
outlook is grim. with the prospect
of blowing all II games here this
season now a distinct possibility.
Johnny Schmitz and Bob Por-
tereld will follow Shea in an at
tempt to prevent such a devel-
opment in a double header to-
morrow should Spec fail today.
The Indians have crushed the
Senators in IL of Is games this
season, inf1icting the latest de-
feat. 8-3, last night before a
crowd of 1854. Larry Dolby
and Jim Hogan hit homers for
Cleveland, while Roy Sievers
pumped his 18th into the stands
for Washington.
The Senators clipped Art
Houtteman for three runs in the
first inning. Eddie Yost opened
with a single and scored when
Wayne Terwilliger singled and
rightfielder Wally Westlake
bobbled the ball. Sievers hit
his two-run homer later in the
inning. and that wound up the
clubs run-producing activity.
Then the Indians went to work
on Dean Stone and dealt him a
fourth defeat. They mauled him
for five runs in the second in
ming. with Hogan and AL Rosen
supplying two-run doubles among
the Indians five hits.
Dolby Makes Great Catch.
Busby singled to start the third
and Tom Implicit made a brave
bid to tie the score with a BOOM
ing smash to left-center. But
Dolby contributed possibly the
finest defensive play of his
career when he leaped against
the 5-foot-6 fence to haul in
the drive while draped against
the barrier.
That seemed to debate the
Senators, who were held to five
widely distributed hits in the
last eight innings by Houtteman,
who posted his 10th win.
Dolby belted his 21st home run
over the centerfield fence off
Camilo Pascual in the fifth in
ming to stake the Indians to q
6-3 lead and the score was
lifted to its final proportions in
the sixth when Sam Dente sin
gled and Hogan lofted homer
over the leftfield fence.
The last four members Of
Cleveland's batting order &C
counted for seven of the Indians
10 hits. with Hogan clubbing
across four runs with his double
and homer. Busby and Ter
williger each got two hits for
the Senators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-31
Pepper Martin Named Portsmouth Manager

half championship Of the Glass
B Florida International League
this year, but found himself out
of a Job when the circuit folded
earlier this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-31

one-side buffers part in road show.
There wouldn't be ham qualified to
mooch unemployment insurance if all these
items turned out to be true. It is not my
intention to SANDER the veracity of the stage
journalists. They are an industrious group
and their assignment forces them to associ-
ate with actors. No one in my profession is
asked to suffer more.
Among the squibs narrating the yearn-
ings of producers this week was paragraph
stating that Rocky Graziano is eager to i'm
personate poetic hoodlum in musical
comedy called 1.-The Hot Rock" Seldom has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-31
WIN, Lose or Draw
By JIMMY CANNON

THE THEATRICAL REPORTERS run the sedate gossip OF
show business and their stories read like verbatim report
couple of actors talking shop in the bar at the Lambs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-31

=
1Grounded out for Pascual in 9TH.
2Walked for Snyder in 9th.
3Ran for Runnels in 9th
4Grounded out for Upton in 9th.
5Struck out for Stewart in 9th.
WASHINGTON 400 900 O0O--3
Cleveland $50 OLE 00x--S
Runs batted in--Sievers t2l, Hogan
(4). Houtteman. Rosen t2l. Dolby. Two
base hits--Tipton. Hogan. Rosen. Ter
williger. Home runs--Sievers.s Dolby,
Hogan. Sacrifices--Stone. Dente Dou-
Bile play-Avila to Glynn. Left on bases
-Washington. 2; Cleveland. 4. Bases
on balls-Od Stone. Q: on Houtteman. 2.
Struck out-By Stone, Q; BY Houtteman.
z: by Pascual. 1: by Stewart I. Hits
81 in sspls nnSe n 81 a ses%sI q pa:su ,
nmgs. Runs and earned runs-OR
Stone, 5-5; OF Pascual. .3-3: OF stewart.
90; on Houtteman. 3-3.. Wild pitch
Houtteman Winning pttcher-Houfte-
man u0-Sl. Losing pitcher--Stone
(s-4l. umpires--Rommel. Mckinley,
Flaherty, Honoehick. Time-2:06. At
tendance-1f.50A.
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zWinningest Riders Oppose
Each Other for First Time

OCEANPORT. N. j., July 81
(P.-Tony DeSpirito and will
lie Hartack. the Nations two
winningest jockeys, will ride
against each other for the first
time in the $4,000 Choice
Stakes at Monmouth Park today
De Spirito, who won the rid
ing championship with 800 win
ners in 1852. will be aboard
Maine Chance Farms Black
Metal. He has brought 1876
horses home first so far this
season. with most of his victo.
ries coming at New England
tracks. Tony rode three winners
at Rockingham yesterday.
Hartack, still classified as an
apprentice. has 176 winners this
year and will be riding Mrs. j.
r. II. Thouron's War of Roses.
The mile-and-one-e eighth race
for 3-year-olds has attracted a
field of Is, headed by Errard
King. who won the $161, 800 Ar
lington Classic for Owner Joe
Gavegnano. Errard King is the
favorite at about Z to 5.
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Sir Mango 5-2Choice
AT Arlington Today
In Rich Grass Race
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

CHICAGO, July 31.-A smart
field of IA, headed by Sir Mango
and Iceberg II, prepared to cli-
max Arlington Parks rich sum-
mer meeting today in the $780,
600 Arlington Handicap. the
worlds richest grass-course race.
The winner of the mile-and-
three-sixteenths race will get
$99,050 if all IA 60 to the post.
Harry N. Eads' Sir Mango. one
of the years leading handicap
runners. was assigned top weight
of 124 pounds, three more than
Iceberg II. Sir Mango, whose
rider is Dave Erb. beat Iceberg
II, owned by w. Arnold Hanger,
in the recent Stars and Stripes
at Arlington, also over the turf
course. but gave the Chilean
bred loser only a pound in the
weights that time.
Sir Mango, despite the weights,
was a 5-to-2 favorite to take
the handicap on the strength
of four consecutive stakes vic
tories in a string Of six first
places prior to a dismal flop in
his last race. the Equipoise Mile,
run on a heavy track.
Iceberg II, champion grass
runner of 1858. was expected
to go OF at about Z to 2. In
addition to his second-place fin-
ish in the Stars and Stripes, he
was runnerup in the Armour Me-
mortal at Arlington. He will run
as an entry with Mrs. Frances
de Luro'S Turguenef.
Assigned to ride Iceberg II
is Jorge Contreras, who is re-
placing Eddie Arcaro-placed
under a To-day suspension for
rough riding after his victory
aboard Royal Note in last Satur-
days Arlington Futurity.
Considered a strong threat to
the two favorites is Alfred
Gwynne Vanderbilt's Eastern in
vader Find, winner of the San
Carlos Handicap at Santa Anita,
the Excelsior at Jamaica, and
the Queens County at Aqueduct.
Also drawing strong support
was the Hasty House Farm en-
try of Stan and Ruhe, each fine
graSScutters, as well as Brook
meade Stables County Clare and
Revere Knoll Farms Smoke
Screen.
The race will be televised ma
tionally with Chicago BACKED
out-by CHS, but will not be
broadcast. ct will be seen in
washington over WTOP-TV
Channel 9, starting at $50 p.m)
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Mojor League Standings
SATURDAY, JULY 81, 1854.
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Cleve., 6: Wash. 8.
BALTIC, 10; N. Y, 0.
Chi, 4: Phils., 2.
Det.. 8; Boston. o.
Games Today.
Wash. at Cleve.. 900.
New York at BALTIC.
Phila. at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
Games Tomorrow.
Wash. at Cieve. ts).
N. Y. at Baltic. 10.
Phila. ct Chi. (s.
Boston at Detroit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-31

Milw. ct BROOKLYN.
Cine. at N. Y. tel.
81. Louis at Phila.
Chi. at Pitts. G).
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Games To-day.

cincin. at New York.
Milwaukee at Bkiyn.
sd. Louis at Phila.
t2), (t-n).
Chicago at Pitts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-31
Games Today.
Games Tomerrsw.


N. Y, g; Cine. /.
Milw., Q. Bklyn., 3.
ST. L.. I2: Phila.. x
Pitts, S-5; Chicago,
6-S.
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(See FIGHT. Page Alb
Evening star., 1954-11-28

Though we tried hard not
to, we all broke down and
CRIED" Pat recalls. She lived
in Duisburg near the Rhine
River. ut was like living in
a picture book" she says. Her
memoryis is etched with castle
on the Rhine, tiny villages
nestled in the hills, church
steeples standing out against
the mountains and the laugh
ter of French. German and
Swedish friends who visited
the family.
The girls, flush with en-
thusiasm about their trips,
are visiting private and public
schools, women's clubs and
families in their neighborhood
to promote interest in bring
ing foreign students here and
sending our teen-agers abroad.
They're working with Priscilla
Pilgrim, a University of Mary
land Junior who is chairman
of the AFSIS Junior Regional
Committee, under the guid-
ance of Mrs. Charles A. Bick-
ing, the service regional ad-
wiser here.
AS Pat puts it: "If more
teen-agers could have our
experiences, they would have
a much better understanding
of other countries when they
become tomorrow's leaders"
Evening star., 1954-11-28

cent membership card, we
were able to stay overnight
in German youth hostels at
no COST" she explains.
Ann, who lived in Stuttgart,
travelled extensively with her
family, spending a month at
b Swiss mountain resort. my
family was so close, and they
extended their love to every
one in the community" she
recalls. Twice a week she
went to dances, always in
groups, as there was no dat
ing. Il was surprised to find
that Germans know all the
modern dance steps, from
jitterbug to mambo," she says.
Micki made a hit in a little
town near Munich. Dressed
In a c0lOrful dlrndl IA peasant
dress her mother" sewed for
herr, she worked in the fam
lily garden, baked cakes,
cooked dinners and went to
market every day. Wearing
no lipstick, living in a simple
house with little furniture
and having no hot water
proved a 'big jump" for her
at first. "But the family
problems soon became mine,
and in a week felt I was
part of their lives"
Warm farewells proved
trials for all the girls.
Evening star., 1954-10-01
AuT0MonIlEs FOR SALE

FORD .B3 euniinsr eopysrtible;
raven black Anish with lieht top:
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81. n;Ey AID. 2-O1sb. Open 2 - 2,
FORD 1858 Custom Tudor: / owner:
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YoN-PECK CHEVROLET, 1886
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FORD 194e "S'' Tudor: beaut. 3-tone
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FORD ,4o convertible: !. and h.. per-
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CHEVROLET 1881 stylelins de llxs
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MOTORS. 1891 Wis. ave. NV. EN-.
CHRYsIER 1851 windsor de luxe
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Cali johnson 2-276o. Reasonable.
CHRYsLER ,51 Imperial hard top; r.
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AUTOMOBILE PoR sALR

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Transmission; excel. cond.; 30-day
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.AuroMoeItEs ron sAlE

|FORb io4l eonv. soupe: bRand-nsw
V-S engine; rare model: IN beaut.
corad.: $500. n. 9-eb6l. -
|FORD 1859 custom Tudor; orig. beige
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FORD 1889 coupe: 1s4s Mercury
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FORD '53 Fordor V-8; T. and h., two
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CHRYSLEK '61 Imperial hard TOD; r
and h., toraue dr., power steering
power brakes. premium Wv. tires;
beaut. 2-tone finish; tmmac.. one
today, SI,4S9. WHEELER, INC.
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

FORD 20 gta. wagon. radio, excel
Ss5. LOCKWOOD. saoi iSth Il q
ne. .--3 4
|FoRD 81 conyeritble: fuzzy equipped
including Fordomatic. In good CON,
ditiOn. $S75. EM. 2-52S1. ---3
FORD 1915 coupe: 1. and h.. low
mileage, auto. trans, good motor
and finish; IS down. 1920 Wilson
FSoRs6 lo47 eony. 5-pass. epe.: J,
/ and h., signals. The most beaut.
cpe. n town: $6 down. 1890 WI
rSRp sSR llsa isas custom d. iuxs: ..erise.,
$396; terms, $66 down. ROPER"
18th and r. !. ave. ne. 80
HENRY j. 81; Wv. tires. Q heaut.,
gray finish; low mileage. Must hl
seen TO be appreciated: price. $306.
TAKOMA (Ford) MOTORS, 1925
Piney Branch rds silver 6pring, 10.
HENRY J .b1s; 4 ana 9 cyl, +. and
h.; 3 70 choose from. All cars are
In the best condition. 4-mos. guar
antee; SS95, HILL q SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900
14th st. NV, NO: 7-1111. Open ewes.
till 3. Sat. till b.
Evening star., 1954-10-01
AUros FoR SALE icons.l

AUTOS FOX sALE lGoaf.l
e.... :. - = -
CAnsLLAT CA s,,, ~ o.i.h sggr tirsa
Mydra., rsd snd =. % and other t,s = sxsTass soas
Ses down or, rood credit, KIRf
MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave. --1
r-SvpnrET ,oAo t.~,. n.v Hre.
soos naint. d eood eond.; WorSins
Wn 2Ta .pd ts,. Sxas ~ trade' reda,
5-S37i. "a
gss.r .nd hsstsr s4s ssS5 acs csil fS1s me
cHEyFoLET Err iass: reposs., sees 10
M gSH nssa ssr 8 sS1d credit csli sr SA s4I
s.aSis for 'ea credit ty APPROVAL, Finsnc.
;ns .r.s1ssd sar sssy,eepSsai S.ai g, !,
W. y to.n: .n. BILL HoSs'
..1v,c, r c.s. .~ 1,m ,o.o ,,,,,,
saaipped ritS tS0I possrsids os :raS sxesp
clean. loW-mileage car: guar: $685.,
II ]. BROWN PONTIAC. INC, 1915
Wilson blvd, Arl. IA. 2-5557. --1
cUrvRoIET Ja41 business coupe
rnnninT every day: $50. WA. 7-7209
..-.,.a,,,,.. -. a.. 10 ..s,,,
sisa many sxssss sss isoTTooR ssUT RRooss 81.
QLDs,, KE. 7-13os, Wis ave. and
caEVRcIEr sse L. IS; .ss s-ar.; d. + r. and h.:
blue. $500 or best oiier: low mile
sEe. can after 9. RE. 7-946a. II
dr 81 blseL; ;J;Sy WV. tires; fSSss,gl5sss; sSsNass;
SSsSsH. SosSs Sezs Minn. ave- ~
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CHEVROLET 1850 styleline de luxe
Gr :,. org; {Tay @ nnistn1si rart1s.d an1 nWnsr: n:
, performs ike new: Sf45: SIS down
On Sood credit. KIRK MOTOR CO..
4nDy "a; sVe;orvv-u. sVe;
GnEvhOLEF COntEITE o4: oniy
~ mi; save 1,oVO: JACK FR9
cHEyhdaEr cHEyh SH saS 4S a.dr S.teets seant aM sreeS
as fnisn y very slssn M,.a InSids and apesT; out;
MoToss; s5s5 Piney Branch I'd.
rSarvnR rSanrrvSnR SRrns; ~: Siduov, .i
csIisnt sona,tion: tires ,ite neM
finish uerfect. mi,st he seen to he
E5 s1 assss,sbrs s5ss time ssa Offered a
psny AZ Peace Cross. WA 7-0S8S,
rRgysos'rg pg, 5oS51s. ,osa ,,n, .as "a
clean. black TOP: excel. cond. beau.
tifui car; only s6Ss. JU. 6-Iesi,
CHEVROLET ,s4 Re, Air hard ton.
poTerrlide. r and h.. 4 200 mi. pvt
owner. 10. 3-5I3S. "a
CHEVROLET 40 Styleline 2-dr.: r.
and h.; S375. JU. 9-S977. "a
CHEVROLET 1851 style 2.dr.: r. ana
b.; 9 real nice car: onI S79O: lust
. traded. Don't wait. ONLY 2 DAYS
other beautiful cars to choose from.
Ask to see Car No. GAG. KENYON
blvd, krlineton, Va. IA. z-goOi.
Open It'll $3.50. -
CHEVROLET 1858 2-dr.; owner;
sou,pnsS 1M SAsi W,tb 9sasu 1asia hf- aeat cov.
ers xSite- side-waii tires. must be
seen to be sppreciated: priced to sell
Evening star., 1954-04-13

Realtor 1924 14th ST, AID. 4-"Go5
SHEPHERD PARK K-WALTER REED
Attention diplomats and attaches The
finest home in this area. Custom
built of English stone with Is in
thick walls. Will remind you o1
your home in Europe 1901 Alaska
ave. NV. Spacious and has every.
thing one could desire. Shown only
by appointment. Mr.. Saginor. RA
6-4051.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 1900;
Evening star., 1954-04-13

lR. SHIRLEY HWY. AND sEMiN-
AIRY RD.-I0 min. from Pentagon:
attrac. 2-bedrm rambler. ] Y baths: !:
~ acre lot; S100. XII. 9-5133.