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Evening star., 1954-01-18

FALLS CHURCH AREAS bedroom
house; fenced-in yard with play
sspdo1 ssHipment; AZ sosSsa so1sysnient to bus ana
AIEx.. Huntinston-.2-bedrm. semi
UNFURN. 2-BEDRM. BUNGALOW. on
busline In Wheaton. Immediate
sssssss2fE SSafEy so co g.. s7fS Hst Ga. sAsss sss
six fS Rms. S1RIo2N And BATH. with or TaS With
out full basement; conv. location;
$95 to $ll0 per month. BusADA
EEALjTCy s's. jCl $500. cS 44i4 Southern as sv''
FALLS CHURCH - New 3-bedrm.
ramblers: lge. equip. kit. full day
light bsmt.: S115-$130 mo. 350S
n. Westmoreland st. 4-6 pm. JE.
NEAR GA. AVE- bedrms.. bsn,t. !;
THREE-BEDRM. RAMBLER. Si0O per
month; immed; possession: nearby
yirsinia; excel cond; MANNAAs
nsta A5l' And "a, SABisoN slG5fs SITS. N.w.9e I'VE
ssffesEsns; sfss mo essh' co ssoed 81 heat easass
ARLINGTON. 2-bedrm,, auto. wash.
er: garbage disposal. Like new
cond. Conv. transp. ia. 7-0635;
FALLS CHURCH - 2-bedrm. brick.
full bsmt., attic; lge. yard: mr.
school ooo and shoppink; vacant. or.
|ALExHSDRIA-rhree-bedroom row
sEek St rem e1rass s ,eSso GAS peat 0ns
3oSo JE. s.4e84. '' ~ lis
-bedrm. semidet.
brick; conv. TO Pentagon. Arl. Annex,
ATfX fih2el nr ShoegiHT "a s32is sch
Two bedrms.. equip. kit. irepL. A.
attic. util. rm.: 500. KI. S-9lO2
4a14 18th PL. N.w.-very attrac.
semidet. brick home on quiet street.
space and fully -hoored attic with
Hi1sRse5Snf sH4asoS 4 iess5HsY fSsHs CO.. so5 nj
wHEAT0NMTWo-bedrm Iii aiEi NH slSa2 brick semi
det; with large fenced YARD; SS5.
11933 Bluehill rd.. or cali AP.
BETHEsDA, near NIH--white Co.
ionial brick; large lot; hv; rm;: din;
5eafms 5@ BATH ap bath Yearly ea 1'f lease Sc o.
sale with small payment bal. IKE
$500 3! !. sk;MINARY mi lI1. kD:, E nile south
all modern improvements. h.-Wh.
Seminary ASa i"%ed Ta JE. asss insstTs at 80 sSl0
BETHESDA--Six-rm house; Oil heat:
yard; porch; garage; refrigerator
gas stove. 500 per mo. OIL. 4-32S2.
SILVER sPRING-Three bedrooms; +;
newly decor; Sl35 q mo. Call JU.
9.3490 JU. 9-2354. -22
BETHESDA--Three- brick CO.
lonial: Sl.0 q mo. Call JU. 9-349O,
JU. 9-236A. 90
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES ,cons. !,

RESTAURANT in Va. shopping center:
5000 wk;: hrs: from Il am: to
Owner is anxious, to sell and viii
entertain reasonable offers on terms
W; E; THRIFT. Exclusive. 14l1 Pa.
ave. NV. MA. S-9743. 10
LUNCHEONETTE. NV. corner: no
kitchen, no tables or booths. of sale
beer. Same owner 20 years. does
$1,000 wk. guaranteed. Price S12.-
500 incl. 81 900 stock; easy terms.
w. E. THRIFT. Exclusive, 14ll Pa.
ave. NV. MA. S-9143. 10
PHOTO STUDIO. excellent upper ".
location. providing living quarters !:
low overhead. included Is $4,000
equipment and furnishings priced
$i;ITsry s. 259 Tu. 2-1652 or Ii. s-7l4o.
Nw.-Fully equip.
nicely stocked. Couple can net over
Sl0o wk. Apt. available nearby.
Sacrifice. 81 900 down. HE. A.
1916, RA. 6-44S0. -1S
and grocery, beer.
Large apt. NV: white trade; large
stock; good income. OWNER. RA.
FLOWER SHOP and nursery, in sub
urban Maryland. on main thorough-
fare-Going business showing good
returns. Excellent stock with room
for expansion. Owner will consider
either lease or sale OF property Call
Mr.; Heron. MODERN REALTY. JU.
Evening star., 1954-01-18

all-brick. custom.
styled rancher on wooded "a acre.
Foyer entrance to large living rm.
with fireplace and picture windows,
separate dining room. bright kitch-
baths, fun basement with fireplace
quick action at Si9.a5o. Your
terms considered. ARTHUR L.
WALTERS CO.. 2419 wilson blvd,
Arlington. Va. ia. 7-5200. Open
eyes,. IA. 2-4141.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as part
payment en- your moving. storaee:
feas' ia s-29a7; ewes. RA. 3,l4l6.
MOVING AND HAULING, day or
night; reasonable rates. Call HO.
HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or mr..
small and large Jobs; trained men:
Iong,short bookings: ms. II R-3364.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0l04, UNION STOR-
LIGHT HAULING. local moving:
beaches especially. s. L. MORRIS.
4510 18th st. NV. Call TU. 2-1I50
MOVING AND HAULING: padded van
service; reas, rates. H GREENE.
Phone IL. 4-253s. Free est. J9s
ROYAL TRANSFERRING will move
yon by the job or So per hr. Cali
todayi Move todayi AID. 4-6777. 22s
Evening star., 1954-01-18
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

Coloners transf. re.
Colonial; liv. rm and firepl; din.
recr: rm Located in excel. neishbor.
eSSeehes SSSS eEs; Wss.oysf Sl1ss Shop ctr.
18th. ia. 2-S836. -1s
BEVERLY HILLS. ALEX.-Lovely
brick Colonial: completely air -cofIdis
toned with 3 large bedrms.. drepl.,
screened porch. disposal unit. wood
o%ss eoSRsFsa ''$s s5Ss TG1dtc Tf s1o4s las
+FAIRFAx-3.bedrm. rambler, Just I
year old; IN 1ew-house condition.
FULL BASEMENT. Level wooded
ad iS cety seboo gtisfs oNy eI9skS e Hxes sgs
cHANAN. INC. IA. 4.ii55. 0o
FAIRFAX WOODS bedrms., large
liv. rm.. equip. kit. sep. din. room.
m mens. n, Total eo price. Sl2's5O. CAN
JEFFERSON MANoR-s3oo moves
YOU in this 2-bedrm. brick semi. with
nuproN fT11 SsNt IA ResesGrated' sesgzH CECIL B.
OWNER SALE OR RENT. $500 down
or $50 mo.-2-bedrm- and bath cot.
tage. with garage on A-acre shaded
lot in restricted neighborhood. Sale
price. Sl0,5O0, Crescent s03-J.
FOR SALE BY OWNER, $3.50 down.
$3.50 mo.--2-bedrm.. semidet. ma.
sonry. 3 years old; auto. washer.
garbage. DISPOSAL. Venetian blinds.
carpeted stairway. Must see to ap.
preciate. ia. 2-0349. PA
BY OWNER. 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER.
G1 loan. carport. fence: barbecue
pit: 2O18 Griffith rd., JE. 4-0l45:
ANOTHER ARFAx sPECIAL-Good
financing and a beautiful lot Just
9 Of the things that make this b
bedrm. home bargain at S12. 1850.
Low down payment. Assume large
~ loan. Convenient location In
Falls Church. ARFAX REALTY CO..
JE. 2-1450.
two -BEDRM. BRICK SEMI. with full
basement; 9 blocks from shopping.
bus and schools You can name your
syIi SEn nMGm terms. call ,,cIG Mr WWeeissheIrs.
5-6Sn0. 2055 Wilson blvd.
Evening star., 1954-01-18
LANGLEY

ONLY 2 miles from Chain Bridge. in
the Langley Farms section-White
brick rambler; lovely view; l acre.
fenced beaut landscapsd; Nv; I'm; rni;;
porch, din, I'm. LING, bedrms. {?
twin-sizel. " tiled baths. monel metal
kitchen. dishwasher. DISPOSAL: stor-
age attic, knotty pine clubroom:
furnace and laundry rm.; oil heat:
fiagstone terrace, etc; sep. saraEe
bedrm.. kit. and bath apt; now
priced at S47.5n0: will submit rea-
sonable offer: vacant: immed. pos
session For appt. call E. H. IRWIN,
la. 1-1223 or Ell. 6-364S. lis
Evening star., 1954-01-18

hOCkViLLE - 2-yr -old 3-bedroom
rambler; screened porch: lge' corner
lot; ~ loan; S1".15 per mo, incIs
taxes, ms low dn. payt acceptab Die
immed. poss. OWNER. PO. 2-65a2.
Evening star., 1954-01-18
APTS. UNFuRNIsHED-vA.

s74,5o-1 bedrm.. liv.
Arlington blvd. and N. Washington
blvd. EN-. 3-5ti7s days. EN-. 3-920S
ARL.. Rosslyn area bedrms., $ss,
incl: gas; adults pref: at bus. ia.
HARBOR TERRACE. Abingdon dr..
rms, S72.75.SS0.75, incl. utils. File
Bldg. 18th and K SITS. NV. Monday
through Friday. a:30-ll:30 am.
SUBURBAN GARAGE APT, car
space. Suitable for two. sos per mo
Utils. incl. Phone KI. 9-S166.
VIC. GLEBE RID. AND LEE HWY,
N, Arlington - l and = bedroom
apartments; immediate occupancy;
Tor Feb. l occupancy; SS5 and
$l05 no.. INCL. utilities: laundry
facilities; 2 blks. to shopping. bus
line and George Washington pkwy.
MHD 10 min. to o. D: c. IA IA; 4-l3oo. IL lis rs
bedrms., din. rm.. liv. rm.. kit. and
bath. scrnd porch. Must be seen to
be appreciated; mr.. Pentagon; conv.
transp.; ll5 mo. KE. S-5566.
ARL.. near Memorial Bridge; new de
apts.. Ss7.50 to s1fo. JE. S-44Ss.
ARL.-Lovely 1-bedrm. apt; cple. or
= girls: unusually quiet. clean, TO-
unit apt. bldg: l blk. to Hechts;
best transp.. $79.50. KE. S-6720.
ARL,, close in. best neishborhood
! bedroom. S79.50: . bedrooms.
$92.50. utils. except elec. 10 Minis.
to D; c., near Glebe rd., 4014 Co.
lumbia pike 10
ARL.. close-in, best section; / and 2
bedrms.. SS2 so and sos. utils., ex-
! GEORGETOWN. D. c., Pentagon. Ft.
Myer. Large closets. parking, laun.,
no children. MRS. FANDRICH. Out
Wilson blvd, left on Oak ST.. right
to 1h34 18th I'd n 10
Evening star., 1954-01-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-LOCUST HILLS - Ram
bier. reduced; 3 bedrms.. 2Ha baths,
de luxe kit. sep. din. rm., den
superb ground-level rec. room. BY
OWNER. OIL. 4-3033. al
Evening star., 1954-01-18
HOUSES sALr-N.a. tcsn..,

COLORED - $3.50 DOWN 7-rm.
semidet. brick. 4 bedrms.. full bsmt.,
h.-w.h.; owner must sell: easy terms.
CAL sunday after 10 am. for appt..
MA. 8-b020. lis
COLOEED--NEAR MINN. AVE. and
E. Capitol st.--Beautiful 6.rm. brick.
with concrete front porch; pine
pancled recreation rm. with bar; 3
bedrms., modern kitchen and hath;
gas a.-c. heat; lot 140 #. deep; ex-
cellent >ondition. Owner must sell.
Call MA. S-5O20; ewes, LU. l-467l 1.
r. A. HUMPHREYS. sos N. Capitol St.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ached.
vacant: 2952. 2960 Carlton ave,
3ll0 Central ave-; 2 to 8 rms,
newly dec; full bsmts. Enclosed
Eass terms. ss1Ji uN. .Se 1e7o4s. Mo0oeo als is'S
COLORED = FOR SALE - Approx.
1900 SO. It. suit. for bldg. modern
homes, plus 6-rm. frame house in
good cond.: feas. priced for quick
: sale. mr.. 22nd and Franklin sts. ne.
II interested in excel. 8-rm., semi
det. home. see 1715 Otis st. ne.
before buyins. CAL for appt. to
Sth st NV. ME. 8-6668. ia. 9.41O3.
coLORED-BRooKLAND - 4-bed-
rm. Cape Cod. located in the heart
q everything and priced right. AID.
REALTY Ia e.14ao
Evening star., 1954-05-31
Two U. S.-Owned Entries Left
BY the Assoeioted Press

+ LONDON, May 31.-Ambler II,
one Of three entries from the
United States. has been with
drawn from Wednesdays 175th
running of the EPSON Derby.
An early favorite for this
classic race, Ambler's odds went
from 5 to l to 20 to after flop
ping badly in training gallops.
He is owned by William Wood
ward. jr., of New York.
Ambler's trainer, Capt. c.
Boyd-Rochfort, said yesterday
the colt "has completely lost his
FORM"
The two remaining American
owned horses in the Derby are
Blue Prince II, owned by w. M.
Jeffords of the New York Jockey
Club, and Never Say Die, who
carries the colors of Robert
Clark. Upperville, Va.
Blue Prince, II who recently
beat Amber II in a trial spin,
and Never Say Die are 40 to l
shots. Blue Prince will be ridden
by w. H. Carr, who was origin
ally assigned to Amber.
Infatuation, a winter book
favorite but more recently rated
at Is to l, also was withdrawn
from the Derby today. This
leaves % runners Of 400 original
entries to 60 to the post in the
gruelling mile-and-a-half test
over Epsom's rolling downs.
Johnny Longden, Americas s
ace jockey, will ride Canadian
owned Blue Sail, 100 to 6
chance. Ferriol. a heavily backed
French challenger at II to 2, is
Evening star., 1954-05-31
Jters Help to Keep Senators Among A|soRans
Track Dry as 33 Drivers
Vie for $25O,O00 in 500

since William (Shorty) Canton
hit the wall in 1947.
Today's field, dominated by
the new Kurtis-Kraft cars built
especially for the track, was the
fastest since the first Memorial
Day race in 1911. It averaged
over 1873 miles an hour in the
time trials. The two-year-old
race record by Troy Ruttman
was 1892.
Ruttman was among the start
ers. along with 1853 winner Bill
Vukovich and 1850 winner John
ME Parsons. Ruttman and Jim
my Reece were the youngest at
"a but there were four starters
40 or older-Spider Webb. Len
Duncan. Paul Russo and Fred
Agabashian.
Duncan. although 42. was in
the line up for the first time
after a long career Of eastern
dirt track racing and an interval
as. chauffeur for former Presi-
dent Harry Truman.
A kiss from TV star Marie Will
son awaited the winner. along
with the Borg-Warner trophy.
the Dodge pace car and a bum
die Of cash which probably will
exceed 100000. The Speedway's
payoff. which is based on at
tendance. and accessory prizes
will be announced at the victory
dinner Tuesday night.
Evening star., 1954-05-31
BY the Associoted Press

Chicago, which can't seem to
break Cleveland's back, hoped to
break its heart on this holiday,
the first of the traditional mile
stones in the annual major
league pennant races.
The White Sox and Indians
play twice today in Cleveland
and, though two games aren't
a season, Manager Paul Rich
ards squad already has inflicted
enough humility on the Indians
in the opinion of Cleveland fol-
lowers.
The Indians have kept the
Sox from nudging into first place
after replacing them there two
weeks ago, but the Sox won't
let the Indians get away. Cleve-
land has lost only two of the
last Is games and both have
been to the White Sox. Those
two losses coming on successive
days last week snapped an IL
game winning streak Of 'Cleve-
lands.
Moreover, consider that Cleve-
land shows a losing record
against only one club this sea-
son-the White Sox, who have
won four of six from their pen
nant-chaSing rival.
Indians Take Lead Game.
The Indians opened a full
game lead over Chicago yester-
day by winning their third
straight since those two losses
to the SoX, 81, over Detroit,
while the Sox lost to Baltimore,
So. The Orioles thus snapped
a 10-game losing streak.
The White Sox received one
other setback yesterday when
Billy Pierce, their strikeout ar
tist, was sent home to rest q
sore arm. DR.. George Bennett
noted Baltimore specialist, said
Pierce had a strained tendon
and advised rest to avoid danger
Of a calcium deposit. Pierce
second behind Baltimore's Bob
Turley in strikeouts in the
American League, originally was
due to pitch today.
Red Sox Beat New York.
Boston defeated New York
81, while Washington split with
Philadelphia. In the National
League, st. Louis edged -Milwau-
kee. 80, to make the seven-team
pennant race even closer; the
Phillies moved into a three-way
tie for second place with two
wins over Pittsburgh, 80 and
10-7. and the Cubs split with
Cincinnati, winning the first
game, Us, and losing the Sec
ond. 6-5.
The holiday week end is a
big one from the financial
standpoint also. The National
League drew 1892 fans Satur-
day and 120,836 yesterday for a
total of 196,798. In the Ameri-
can, 53,838 customers paid. their
way in Saturday and 61,783
yesterday for a total of 1851.
Mike Garcia held Detroit to
four hits to keep the Indians
moving with their 14th straight
home town victory. Bobby
Avila helped him along with
two doubles. boosting his league
leading average to .387. The
Tigers scored only one run in
the three-game series, being
blanked by Early Wynn Friday
and Bob Lemon Saturday.
Eddie Waitkus and Jim Fried
ley hit homers that helped
Baltimore'S Don Larsen to his
second victory and ended the
White Sox win spree. AL Sima,
making his first start of the
season. was tagged with the de-
feat.
Willard Nixon pitched a
Evening star., 1954-05-31
9 Weeks of Racing Begins
At Rockingham Park

BOSTON, May 81 (P-Suffolk
Downs closes out the first half OF
split meeting and Rockingham
Park in Salem, N. H., begins a
nine-week stand today in q
Memorial Day double bill which
is expected to attract nearly
SO, 900 fans.
At Suffolk the featured $1O,-
600 Tomasello Memorial Handi-
cap over a mile and a furlong
has drawn a strong f1eld-in-
cluding Sam Turfano's Wise
Margin, who won the $1,000
added Massachusetts, Handicap
recently.
Rockingham will feature q six
furlong sprint In the $500
Memorial Day purse, with Irving
Gushen's Soldier Son the likely
wagering favorite.
Evening star., 1954-05-31
Eli Vukovich Annexed
250-Lop Oakland Race

OAKLAND. Calf. May 81 (P).
Eli Vukovich of Fresno won
the 250-lap Memorial Day race
at the Oakland Speedway yester-
day in 2:07:03.
Eli. brother Of Bill Vukovich-
defending champion at Mondays
Indianapolis race - drove an
Offenhauser Special. He beat
Jack Flaherty Of San Francisco
by "a seconds before 6,489
spectators.
Only IL Of the 81 starters fin
iShed. Jack Barney Of Los An
geles was third; Everest Evans of
Martinez. Calf, fourth, and Sam
Hawks. Stockton. Calf, fifth.
Vukovich waited until the
177th lap to take the lead and
held it from there. Ernie Miller
of Concord. Calf, was half q lap
behind him when a steering
knuckle broke and he crashed
into a retaining wall.
Miller was unhurt.
Evening star., 1954-05-31
Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN LEAGuE.

Chicago at Cleveland (2) Keeear
t6-d( and johnson t4-2) VS.. Houttemar
(2;O and Teller 1-Ol.
Detroit at Baltimore (2)--Hoeft u-3)
and Pillette (2-5l. VIZ
Washington at New York (2)-Schmitz
.Or3 and Stewart t0.0l VS.. Ford (2-3)
Philadelphia at Boston (2)-Ditmar
tt9-3( and Van Brabant (0-O1 VS.. Henry
2-2) and Brewer d-2).
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia-Roe t2-2)
>, New York st Pittsburgh (2,-oomez
and Theis Dbl.
:. Cincinnati at Milwaukee (2)-pod-
6ielan l3-1 and Perkowski U-3) vs..
St. Louis ct Chicago o. Greason
900 and Presko (3-2) or Poholsky
Q-3l VS.. Minner (4-2) and Rush i4-3J.
Evening star., 1954-05-31
Greenfree. Seekinq
Third Straight Win
In Today's Suburban
By The Assceioted Press

NEW YORK, May 31.-Green-
tree Stable goes after its third
straight victory in the $4,000
added Suburban Handicap at
Belmont Park today with
Straight Face favored to lead
nine other turf stars home in
the mile-and-a-quarter test.
Greentree, owned by John Hay
Whitney and his sister, Mrs.
Charles Shipman Payson. car
ried off the honors with the
great Tom Fool last year and
with One Hitter in 1852. Devil
Diver also won for Greentree
in 1945.
Straight Face is no Tom Fool
or Devil Diver but he carries
only 118 pounds and off his
narrow defeat by Native Dancer
in the mile Of the Metropolitan
Handicap he figures to take
down the big end of the purse
in this 68th running Of the
stake. t.... ...
Close Race Possible.
The Dancer will sit this one
out due to sore foot. But his
absence assures a closer horse
race with Mrs. ]. r. H. Thouron's
British-bred Royal Vale and AL
fred G. Vanderbilt's Find join
ing with Straight Face to make
up the big three.
Royal Vale, who dropped a
close decision to Tom Fool in
last years renewal, is topweight-
ed with 125 pounds. Find has
been assigned 122. Royal Wales
package is a pound more than
he carried in losing to Tom Fool.
Atkinson Riding Fav0rite.
Ted Atkinson, who rode the
last two Greentree Suburban
winners, will be up on Straight
Face. Jackie Westrope. winner
of the 1899 Suburban with Cra-
vat, is Royal Wales pilot while
Eric Guerin will handle Find.
In the recent Massachusetts
Handicap, run over the same dis
tance. Find was beaten a nose
by Wise Margin while packing
121 pounds. Royal Vale. with
1875, was third.
Lig htwefghts have come
through four times in the last
decade and this could be another
year for them. The group in
cludes Matagorda. 104; Arma-
geddon, 109; Impulsive, 109;
Bassanio. LOG; Impasse, 10;
Count Cain, 104, and Man
dingo, 106.
Evening star., 1954-05-31
Pennont Leaders Clash Heud-on
Indians Meeting White Sox,
Seasons Top TroubIe-Mukers

four-hitter and put down a
Yankee threat in the ninth by
retiring Andy Carey with two
men on to save a decision over
Jim Mcdonald. Mickey Man
ties ninth home run, his seventh
off Red Sox pitching, was one
of the hits off Nixon. Singles
by Jackie Jensen and Harry
Agganis drove in the winning
runs off Mcdonald in the
seventh.
Robin Roberts pitched his
third shutout, a seven-hitter, in
the Phils' first game romp over
the Pirates. spelling Dick Little
fields first National League start.
The Phils continued to lombard
Pirate pitching in the second,
making a total of 27 hits in the
two games, with Willie Jones and
Richie Ashburn each collecting
five hits for the days work. Karl
Drews was the second game win
ner on relief over Bob Friend.
Cards Win Two in a Row.
The Cardinals. who broke Mil
waukee's 10-game winning streak
Saturday night, made it two in
a row with a big first inning in
which Red Schoendienst hit a
home run. Four successive sin
giles off Warren SPAIN followed
the homer.
A crowd of 47,672, tops for the
season in the National League
jammed the Polo Grounds for
the Dodger- Giant game, won by
Johnny Podres. who had to leave
in the ninth inning due to @
Tightening in his shoulder. Gil
Hodges hit his 18th home run
an inside-the-park blast, with
two on in the first inning. Willie
Mays two-run homer helped the
Giants bounce back. Larry Jan
sen. who relieved Johnny Anto.
nelli. was the loser. Dodger Roy
Campanella returned to action
for the first time since his hand
operation but went hitless in -four
trips. - .....
Hal Jeffcoat, the ex-outfielder
starting a new career as a pitch
er for the Cubs at the age of 90
held the slugging Cincinnati club
to four hits until he had to leave
in the ninth inning of the opener
because of a finger blister
Pinchhitter Bob Borkowski's
double featured a three-run rally
that gave Cincinnati the second
game, called after eight innings
because of darkness.
Evening star., 1954-05-31
Russiuns Take CAGE Title

MILAN. May 81 (P.-Russia,
beaten only by the United States
in the 1852 Olympics. last night
won the six-nation European
basketball tournament with q
1852 victory over previously un-
beaten Hungary. Russia wound
with five victories compared to
Hllngary'S Al record.
Evening star., 1954-05-31

Nuduuel Id,
into the ninth inning. Thus the
Senator's 1922 record might
easily have read 21-17 at this
point, in which case they
wouldn't be far off the pace.
The Senator'S tendency to.
ward ninth-inning jitters has
been particularly painful to BOZ
Porterfield. victim of two of the
uprisings. On April 80 he hao
one out to go, nobody on base
and a 10 victory in his grasp
but wound up losing to the
Tigers in IL innings.
Only Two Outs to Go.
Yesterday in Philadelphia. BOZ
had two outs to go in the ninth
for a 5-4 triumph, but the Ath-
letics clipped him for two runs
and administered a 6-5 defeat
Porterfield's record now could be
81 instead of only 6-3.
Customers have learned to
stick around until the finish
when the Senators are perform
ing. Johnny Schmitz had 80
win over Cleveland seemingly
wrapped up. but Larry Doby's
two-out single in the ninth
scored Bobby Avila from second
base to tie the score and the
Indians won in the 10th.
Camilo Pascual was beating
the White Sox. 4-3. with two
out and nobody on in the ninth
but he lost, 5-4. Then there
was that occasion when the
Senators had a siX-run lead
against the Indians, permitted
Cleveland to tie the score in
the ninth and the Indians won
in the 18th. .
Manager Bucky Harris is hop
ing for a change today when he
dips into his bullpen brigade for
starting pitchers to confront
the Yankees. Bucky is trusting
Bunky Stewart with his first
starting assignment of the sea-
son and is giving Schmitz his
first starting Job in nearly a
month.
Whitley Ford, never beaten by
the Senators, and Bob Kuzava
or Tom Morgan will pitch for
the Yankees in the holiday
double-header. The Senators re-
turn to Griffith Stadium Wednes-
day night to battle the Tigers
after clashing with the Yankees
here again tomorrow.
The Senators staked Porter
field to three separate leads in
the second game yesterday after
Maury McDermott polished of
the AS, 60. with a slick four-hit
job in the opener. Bob held each
OF his advantages only briefly.
Score Tied in Third.
They gave him a 80 lead
against Arnold Portocarrero, but
with two out in the third the
Athletics rocked him for four
straight hits. including a two-rur
double by Gus Zernial. to tie the
score. Ed FitzGerald's double, a
wild pitch and Eddie Yost's
single sent the Senators ahead
in the sixth, but in the same
session Zernial banged a home
run to deadlock the game again
Mickey Vernon, who blasted a
home run in the first game
swatted his ninth of the season
to open the seventh inning and
give Porterf1eld a 5-4 edge, but
with one down in the ninth BOZ
(see SENATORS, Page A-14)
Evening star., 1954-05-31

They won't break 29O," Claude Harmon
says. This means that nobody will string
together four rounds of 72 and a fraction.
"There'n be lot of them picking up"
Sam Snead predicts.
A year ago they were feeling sorry for
themselves because the Oakmont fathers let
the rough grow and heightened the tee shots,
the better to catch traps. The green's were
too slick and, generally, the question was
asked:
Whats the matter, don't they want us
to have fair shot at beating par?"
Evening star., 1954-05-31
Amber NOut of Epson Derby
After Complete Loss of Form

the only other non British
runner.
Rowston Manor. at to /, is
the prerace favorite and Darius
Is second choice of the bettors
at 13 to-